Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1988 volume:

I In the beginning we were just con¬ fused freshman, roaming throught the halls, looking for a friend. As time pro¬ gressed so did we. Sophomore year, trial friendships began. When junior year came around, we knew exactly who our friends were. Now we are se¬ niors looking out at the world. We know it wiil be hard to leave the friends we ' ve known for so long, but true friends are like diamonds - forever strong! TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 4 Crazy Eights Crazy Eights” uniquely describes our class at Chelsea High. We ' re the class of ' 88, and we ' ve had some crazy things happen to us in the past four years, As sophomores we came close to stealing the Almost Anything Goes” competition from that year ' s senior class - an unheard of coup! We are the smallest class in the history of CHS, yet the class with the greatest expectations - we ' re the first class to need 100 credits to graduate! We ' re also the class that struggled to get ad¬ visors- for the yearbook, student coun¬ cil, Honor Society, but we Crazy Eighters” were just crazy enough to tackle some tough jobs on our own, We certainly proved that even with the cards stacked against us, we could play a winning hand! 5 Chelsea Pride is found in the beat of the city, the feeling that can be experienced only by living in Chelsea. Chelsea Pride has taught the Class of ' 88 values that v e ' ve taken into the class¬ room, onto the playing fields, into our homes and into our hearts. It has taught us that winning isn ' t as important as playing a fair game, and that top grades aren ' t as im¬ portant as doing your best, Chel¬ sea Pride has been our growing experience, but it doesn ' t end at graduation. When the cards are stacked high against us, Chelsea Pride helps us find that ace up our sleeves. Chelsea Pride will follow us into our future. 6 CLASS . xlT ttSm f] OF ' 1988 10 mad . , . dazed . . , maniacal. . . rambled , . . demented . . . crack brained . . . idiotic . . . frenzied . . . delirious. . . moonstruck . . . giddy . . , deranged . . . wild . . . out of this world . . . odd , . . fanatical. . . eccentric . . , frantic . . . twisted . . . wasted , . . CRAZY DAYSIIIIII PLAYING WHAT ' S NEXT? What ' s next? College, work or even the army . . . For many what ' s next is still unknown. Our parents have sup¬ ported us as we have traveled down the pathways of our lives; they ' ve guided us and led us toward the right turns. Now, however, as we travel down that rocky road, we are faced with a decision - WHAT ' S NEXT? 12 CARDS DECISIONS, DECISIONS RIGHT Now the time has come to move on out of good old Chelsea High. We ' ve shared our dreams together, but now the time has come to make those dreams come true! We may never get an¬ other chance like this so let ' s play that trump card! CHELSEA HIGH UFE • ' i - 14 15 Ms. Gould, I’m innocent!!!! 16 Each class always has one very special faculty member who gives freely of her time and efforts to help the class. The Class of 1988 has been privileged to have Mrs. Patricia Doherty Mahoney as our class advisor. Freshman, sophomore, and junior years were difficult times for the class, and Mrs. Mahoney struggled through them with us, sometimes hauling the load single-handedly. Though there were times when she felt like giving up on the Class of 1988, she didn ' t because she saw the potential the class had. That potential began to shine through as we approached senior year. Mrs. Mahoney, we are forever grateful for your sticking by us, and we appreciate all you have done. All we can say is two small words with tremendous meaning, THANK YOU! FACULTY To the class of IPSS; Congratulations! Your family, friends, teachers, and administrators of Chelsea High School are proud of your accomplishments. The very best to every one of you. Joseph Mauro Headmaster 18 James O ' Donnell Submaster flo Joseph White Occupational Education Patricia Voke Chapter t - Reading Ernest Sullivan Social Studies flo 19 Joseph Perez Science- Department Head Saul Nechtem Phys. Ed. Athletics- Director WA 20 flo Phyllis Nazzaro Special Education V ► a - Patrick Manning Occupational Education Francis Mahoney Mathematics June Jacquard Special Education Ji Wv Denise Hurley Guidance Sp. Ed. Crisis Coun. James Hunt Occupational Education Abraham Garnick J Physical Education | U flO Linda Breen Bilingual RO Thomas Benvie Occupational Education Judith Benea Business Pauline Reyes - Aide Paula Vahey - Secretary ■ � V Custodians and matron - Jerry Godin, Marge Olson Bob Mugford ia Staff: Mary Sadowski, Nancy Cronin, Lois I, Gina Sczyzpek, Joan Brennan, Donna Irving, anzillo, Heien Thomas, Carol Dowling. Alice D ' Orazio - Cafeteria Manager 26 Play it again, Sam ' CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES A ROYAL FLUSH CRekeQ 4iligR, Sciocl (Masses o(j 87-66 cniduQ kj Me you to atteud tk Juwo L-Sewo i PtoKi on Aiday eUeninQ, tile toeKty-nintd o{j Mciy j ineteen ilundtod Gnd dQdty-SeU’en Qt CoAuso ' s Dipbtnat f?oute One Saugus, Mcissaciusetts PictuAiis 7:00 DiKKeJi 8:00 PROM 87 SENIOR DRESS UP DAY Who IS that masked man? What a crazy, mixed-up deck! 32 WHAT A CARD!!! 33 rsmutut ' ' TSwia, The Science Club at Chelsea High School is a wild and crazy group. The club has been involved in many activities including field trips to the Museum of Science and the Planetarium, participation in our annu¬ al Science Fair, and a whale watching expedition. The group has meetings twice a month in room 318 held by President Carolyn Agostini and Vice-president Syl¬ via Motto. Suggestions come from our ad¬ visor, Mr. Slater and the members of the club. The meetings are concluded by treasurer Bruce Imbacuan collecting dues and secretary Edna Gonzales taking at¬ tendance. The club has had an enjoyable and successful school year. SCIENCE CLUB Back row R-L: Mr. J. Slater, Max Martell, Maria Carreno, Treasurer Bruce Imbacuan, Evelyn Garcia, Yona Skiddell, Elizabeth Lewandowska, Anh Nauyen. Middle row R-L: Cuona Bui. Zakeya All, Irene Carreno, Janet Quintero, Steve Kwong, Secretary Edna Gonzalez, Mai Trang Nguyen, President Carolyn Agostini. Front row R-L: Vice-president Sylvia Motto, Richard Pilcher. Youths Eager to Serve is what the YES represents. Created and organized three years ago by Mr. Renzi, YES Club is steadily growing to be one of the most popular school activities at Chelsea High School. A YES Club member contributes at least one hour a month to voluntary com¬ munity service. Such service has included: serving Thanksgiving dinner to the elderly, having a food drive to collect cans of food for the needy, helping ready the Carey House, visiting and spending time at elderly homes, and helping the Council on Aging prepare for a bazaar. Not only are the YES Club members willing to give up a little bit of time each month, but they are also a group of caring individuals, leaders of the school, and are striving to help others. YES CLUB R-L Advisor Mr. ' Renzi, Sec. Caroiyn Agostini, VP Maria Carreno, Treas. Lana Marino, Janet Quintero, Edna Gonzales, Pres. Irene Carreno, Linda DiVasta, Blanca Carreno, Jessica Anaya, and Steven Kwong. S.A.D.D. is an organization that stands for Students Against Drunk Driving. Since its beginning a few years ago, the member¬ ship at Chelsea High School has increased significantly. The club tries to increase stu¬ dent awareness of the dangers of drugs and alcohol by placing posters through¬ out the school, sponsoring essay and poster contests, selling SADD buttons, handing out SADD bumper stickers and running a strong campaign against drunk¬ en driving around prom time. Peer leader have also gone into other schools around the city to discuss drug and alcohol relat¬ ed issues as well as problems of peer pres¬ sure with the junior high and elementary students. Standing R-L: Sandra Randolph, Evil Ramirez, Maria Carreno, Bruce Imbacuan. Seated from R-L: Advisor Ms. Denise Hurley, Lana Marino, Andrew Sandelin. Missing from the photo: Julie Negron, Irene Carreno, Lillian Velasquez, Jennifer Torres. STUDENT COUNCIL The 1987-88 Student Council came out of the gate with a bang and hasn ' t looked back. The council has pulled quite a few hat tricks this year like the Homecoming Dance, which transformed the gym into a night club and pulled in over 300 tickets. The group adopted a needy family at Christmas and delivered presents and good cheer to them. Also, the students met and communicated with Russian stu¬ dents via television satellite in an ex¬ change program. The 87-88 student council members have been the miracle workers of CHS with a continuous flow of surprises up their sleeves. Standing R-L; Advisor Ms. Zullo, Trina Wilkerson, Sylvia Guzman, VP Patricia Maronski, Munet Ramos, Angel Chiclana, Carolyn Agostini, Janet Hurton, Edna Gonzales, Anna Triolo. Kneeling R-L: Jorge Pazos, Maria Carreno, Amy Horgan, Lisa Peters, Treas. Suzette Colitz, Pres. Sharon Gross, Jessica Anaya. Missing from photo: Tim Burge, Dawn McCarthy, Peggy Moore, Blanca Carreno, Isabel Claudio, Julie Brown, and Reia Briggs. Jobs for Boy State Graduates is a private, non-profit school-to-work transition pro¬ gram that provides career exploration and employability skills training to seniors. This program is in twenty-six high schools throughout the state and presently pro¬ vides service to over 1,400 students. The program has been a part of Chelsea High School since November of 1984. Seniors participating in the program are taught job-readiness skills which include resume preparation, telephone techniques, inter¬ viewing techniques, application prepara¬ tion, career exploration and job survival techniques. In addition to skill classes, the students also attend career oriented field trips, compete in a statewide career de¬ velopment conference, attend civic and leadership awareness seminars and inter¬ view potential employers regarding cur¬ rent job information. X8S BDR BAY STATE GRADUATES In this photo, some of the Jobs for Bay State Graduates program members pose after their initiation and installation ceremony which was held on December 8, 1988. Janet Hurton and Anna Triolo kept the school up to date with the Devil ' s Delivery this past year, while Yona Skiddell enlight¬ ened us with her thought for the day . Every morning the three girls met in the main office to read the days events, in¬ form us of important meetings or any ac¬ tivities. Janet would always begin with a Good morning, everyone , and Yona gave here words of wisdom just before Anna signed off wishing everyone a nice day. Here ' s one last thought: To live and let live is fine; but to live and help is bet¬ ter. - Salada Tea Co. (for those of you who ' ve been wondering exactly where we get those words of wisdom from!) DEVIL ' S DELIVERY Oh, you devils!! Anna Triolo (seated left), Yona Skiddell (standing), and Janet Hurton (seated right). YEARBOOK EDITORS This yearbook is not the only thing that we coned crazy. The yearbook staff could also be called crazy, the crazy co-Ofdk ators that is. The real LUNATICS were Mrs. Blotner. for taking al the various complaints and ideas and molding them Into a book that Is suited for every- one, ar d Mr. Alen, who went a little bit NUTS himself. Enjoyir g muffins otkI coffee on Wedr esday imomir , were the editors of the book, who really went crazyl The famous questions of these meetlr were; Donna, did you do the artwork? , and, os usual, Donna hod done the artwork. Yona, dW you get that picture lost week? , otkI, os usual, Yorxj hod gotten that picture. Max, dkl you get those sports layouts done yet? , and, os usual, with a smile Max handed in the sports layouts. Norma, how are the ad ' s golr g? , and, as usual, Nor- Seoted around table R-L: Yona Skiddell, Photography Editor; Max Mortell, Sports Editor; Silvia ma wrote out yet another thank you note to the local Pontoriero, Typing Editor; Anno Triolo, Staff Editor; Norma Ruiz, Business Manager; Dawn Me- patrons. Carthy, Editor in Chief; Donna Dunn, Art Editor. YEARBOOK STAFF Silvia, how are the senior bios coming along? , arKi, as usual. In her quiet voice, SHvla would soy they were comirig along wel. Anna, did you call the photographer? , otkI. as usual, Anrx] giggled otkI answered, Yes. Dawn, win you write us a little more copy? , and, as usual. Dawn would hand In another sample of her cre¬ ative talent. An the editors worked hard on this book, but so many things need to be done to publish the book on time that the edttors couldn ' t possibly have met deadlines without the oddltlorKil assistance of their staff. Adding their touch to our craziness were seniors: LIsette Lopez, Nelly Calvo, Lynne Walker, Nancy Muzard, Janet Hurton, Mi¬ guel Sanchez, Karen Anderson, Peter Lachlana, Walter Kerxtzerski, Michelle Doucette, Susan WInecour, LirKta Beauneu, Rose Tralnito, Kork Meas, Sylvia Motta, Kris Su- darxjwlcz, Irene Corrervs, Mary Ann Rosado, Marltza Ro¬ driguez, Ubby Leur g, Corey Epstein. Noel PiaseckI, Sean Richards, uman Velasquez, Anthony Fabrizio, Gerard Fur- tado. Anh Nguyen, ArxJrew Sondelln; Juniors: Marla Car- rerxj, Carolyn Agostini. Jose Citron, and Edna Gonzales; oryJ sophorrrares: Tricia MaronskI, Sharon Gross, arKi Ste¬ ven Kwong. Standing R-L: Sean Richards, Steven Kwong, Sharon Gross, Asst. Advisor Mr. Aiien, Caroiyn Agostini, Advisor Mrs. Biotner, Miguei Sanchez, Mario Correno, Max Morteii, Kork Meos. Seated R-L: Nancy Muzaroi, Susan Winecour, Dawn McCarthy, Anna Trioio, Norma Ruiz. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The members of the National Honor Society exercise the high¬ est qualities of leadership, ser¬ vice, character and scholarship. Through their dedicated efforts this year many people have benefited. Top row R-L: Margo Mamolis, Dawn Arsenault, Leilani Granada, Sereveith Ang, Sylvia Motta, Linda DaVasta, Maitrang Le Nguyen, Janet Hurton, Norma Ruiz, Lillian Velazquez, Irene Car- reno. Front row R-L: Anh Nguyen, Lana Marino, Maria Carreno, Maria Vega, Julie Williams. Missing from photo: Kathy Griffin, Adam Vaquerano. CHALLENGE CUP TEAM The Challenge Cup competition matches academic students from our school against students from three area schools. The schools we compete against are Ev¬ erett, Malden and Revere. This year ' s team consists of members of the fresh¬ man, sophomore, junior and senior class¬ es. Team members are Andrew Sandelin, Mai Trang Nguyen, Ruben Carrero, Jorge Pazos, Anthony Kosuk, Robert Yee, Steve Kwong, Eddie Lau, and Ahi Du. Team from R-L: Eddie Lau, Robert Yee, Jorge Pazos, Ruben Carrero, Maitrang Nguyen, Antho¬ ny Kosak, Steven Kwong. Sitting: Advisor Mr. E. Sullivan. These mad scientists are a real wacky bunch. If it ' s gory and gruesome they ' re into it. This group probes science close up and really enjoys the hands on experi¬ ence. These science psychos have a great time concocting strange brews in the chemistry lab- that is, when they aren ' t dissecting. Standing r-l; Max Martell, Emma Concepcion, Sylvia Motta, Irene Carreno, and Dorathy Vargas. Seated r-l: Lana Marino, Freddie, and Yona Skiddell. What do YOU do when a class is too boring for words? This club has come up with one solution - this Crazy Club develops Cra¬ zy Faces to perk up dull classesi Second row R-L: Kathy Fantasia, Noel Piasecki, Nancy Muzarol. First row R-L: Kris Sudanowicz, P®99y Moore, Lillian Velasquez. Keeping up the spirit at the football and basketball games is the job of the varsity cheerlead¬ ers, and what a fine job they do! Not even a loss could get these girls down. During football season, the snow didn ' t stop these spirit¬ ed young ladies, and they cer¬ tainly knew how to keep the boll rolling on the oil day trip to Nan¬ tucket with the team. During bos- ketboli season the girls cheered on CHS, the defending GBL champions. Spirit and fellowship kept the team olive. With the help of their coach, Robin Tiro, these girls did on outstanding job! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS u Back row R-L: Jennifer Rosa, Annie Powers, Elizabeth Viola, Heather Laliberte, Stacey MacDon¬ ald, Emily Duval, Jodi Baker. Front Row R-L: Wendy Connors, Dawn McCarthy, Co-capt Janet Hurton, Copt. Lana Marino, Co-capt Kathy Griffin, Gina Martorana, Peggy Moore. J.V. Cheerleading Top row R-L: Nydia Durand, Sandra San¬ chez, Vicki Bravo, Sandy Valdez, Janeen Monzione, Maria Santiago, Odette Perez, Gilda Zuniga. Bottom row R-L: Julie Brown, Evelyn Garcia, Co-Capt. Bethaida Ocasio, Co-Capt. Gabriella Zuniga, Lisa Sanabria, Reia Briggs. Missing from pho¬ to: Capt. Vivian Guiles, Co-Capt. Sahara Corchado. HO! HOI Hope everyone knows the lines! No me miros osi (don ' t look at me that way)! See, E does equal MC, Look what I found! Trying to sneak in again, Val? 43 If it weren ' t for us, the school would tall down! We love our teachers! We ' re bad, we know it! 44 Everyone else already had a date. I ' ve got to get away from here! Three girls for every boy! Sum-Sum-Summertime. Look at this lineup! 46 Look at this one! HOy Sylvia, you think Maria ' s covering Can ' t you see the halo? something up? m s 1 I ■BiS H 1 1 Anyone for the 5 year plan? Where do you think the guest speaker is? Pressure ' s Risin ' l She ' s alive! They ' re probably laughing at our shorts. Chris, quick! Look over therel 47 48 SPORTS This year ' s Chelsea High football tearn was a very tough and proud team that showed Chelsea Pride on and off the field. Led by Captain Isidro Valentin, Co-Captains Timothy Cotto and Corey Epstein, Honorary Captain David Arrieta, seniors Max Martell, Gerard Furtado, Timothy Burge, Gilberto Vasquez, Roland McMullen, and Luis Vargus, the Red Devils, even though they did not have a banner year, worked hard and hustled on every down. Co-Captain Tim Cotto, Captain Isidro Valentin Jr., Co-Captain Corey Epstein. 50 standing from I to r: Eddie Torres, Leon Keefe, Alberto Valentin, Scott Conley, Angel Chiclana, Ricardo Benitez, Roland McMullen, Gerard Furtado, Edwin Quiles, Richard Eng, Raymond Cross, Alfred McMullen. Kneeling I to r: Andre Hassel, John Saunders, Co-Capt, David Arrieta, Gilberto Vasquez, Co-Capt. Tim Cotto, Capt. Isidro Valentin Jr., Co-Capt. Corey Epstein, Tim Burge, Jorge Colon, John Zucco, Gilberto, Castro. Missing; Max Martell, Luis Vargas, Head Coach Anthony Carderelli. CHS Opponents Northeast Regional 0 6 Nantucket 0 45 St. Clements 6 12 Boston English 0 • 18 Rockland 0 19 Madison Park 6 0 Abington 14 33 St. Patrick ' s 20 40 Everett 0 26 Record: 1 8 51 The 1987-88 Soccer team had a re¬ cord of 7-7-3. Led by Captain Reyn¬ aldo Mayorga and seniors Vidal Va¬ lentin and Alberto Britto, they had a great year making the state tourna¬ ment. Although they unfortunately lost in the first round, they were well coached by Tom Mahoney, named coach of the year in the GBL. The team has a lot of spirit and played tough. It looks like the soccer team will have a bright future. 52 standing L-R: Capt. Reynaldo Mayorga, Marvin Velasquez, Vidal Valentin, Alex Zelaya, Ernesto Mayorga, Louis Betancul, Nat Lan, Candido Cavaco, Head Coach Thomas Ma¬ honey. Kneeling L-R: Tito Kim, Jose Reyes, Edson Reyes, Alex Arango, Franklin Rhodes, Alberto Britto, Lol , George Guardado. CHS Opponents Malden Catholic East Boston Arlington Malden Revere Peabody Medford Everett Somerville Peabody Arlington Malden Revere Medford Everett Somerville 0 3 0 1 2 1 1 4 0 2 4 3 0 3 4 4 4 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 1 1 2 0 1 MIAA Eastern Ma. Tourney Division Ipswich 0 Record 7-7-3 53 CROSS COUNTRY ■I ' % ■ ' • ■ -4 ' This year ' s Cross Country team was led by Capt. Victor Cervera and se¬ nior Cuong Bui. Being a member of the team required stamina, forti¬ tude, and pride. These are the ele¬ ments that make Cross Country run¬ ning such a thrilling, yet grueling endeavor. The members of the 1987 team represented our school with class and Chelsea Pride. Capt. Victor Cervera, Coach Abe Garnick 54 Back row L-R, Saran Young, Coung Bui, Chankresno Man, Coach Abe Garnick, Kneeling L-R, Wolfman Mesedieu, Capt. Victor Cervera, Chris Cardarelli, Missing from photo, John Lauki- tis, Eric Thornton, John Ruiz. ■■■ CHS Opponent Medford 36 19 Everett 32 24 Peabody 3t 21 Revere 36 23 Somerville 38 21 Malden 41 19 Medford 41 19 League 0 7 55 87-88 Volleyball Team Chelsea High School started to have a Volleyball team this year, and the team has already shown improve¬ ments. There are five seniors, one junior, five sophomores and nine freshmen on the team. We started to practice last August. Since this is our first season in volley¬ ball, the team needed to learn the basic rules of the game. With the assistance of our coaches, Ms. Bev¬ erly Corwin and her twin sister Terry, we quickly caught on. The team has worked very hard, striving for coop¬ eration and team spirit. We ' ll miss our graduating seniors, but we wish next year ' s girl ' s volleyball team good luck I Capt. Anh Nguyen, Coach Beverly Corwin, Co-Copt, Moritzo Rodriguez 56 Kneeling, I - r: Kariann Salvage, Norma Santiago, Darlene Santiago, Anh Nguyen, Maritza Rodriguez, Banco Carreno, Jacky Ruiz, Janet Young. Standing, l-r: Arlene Santiago, Sylvia Guzman, Jessina Araya, Carlene Mesadieu, Dinora Velasquez, Michele Soroka, Janet Quintero, Jessica Araya, Adriana Cavarcas, Eleanor Peters. Girl ' s Catholic Matignon Greater Lowell Lincoln Sudbury Girl ' s Catholic Greater Lowell Pope John Matignon Lincoln Sudbury RECORD CHS Opponent 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 57 CNCNCNCNCNCNCNCMCN The Red Devil Basketball team, un¬ der the direction of Coach Jack Ni¬ ven, played hard this season and felt the challenge. Although their re¬ cord shows only a few wins, many games were neck in neck contests with the Devil ' s giving their best. In school spirit and good sportsman¬ ship this team had a flawless record. Tri-Captains Gilberto Velasquez, Leo Chafin, Charles Mims 58 Kneeling L-R: John Saunders, Gilly Velasquez, Leo Chafin, Thomas Mims, Andre Hassell. Standing L-R: Coach Jack Niven, Jose Ecchiavera, Richard Nadworny, Reggie Wilkerson, Angel Chiclana, Leon Keefe, Hector Iraola, Alberto Valentin, Asst. Coaches Frank DePatto and Jay Ash. CHS Opponents Dover, N.H. 59 64 Winacunnet 64 71 Charlestown 86 74 Everett 58 79 Peabody 58 71 Arlington 65 57 Medford 59 45 Revere 54 59 Somerville 38 50 Malden 54 77 Peabody 38 57 Everett 55 51 Medford 53 59 Arlington 41 65 Somerville 43 55 Revere 56 57 Malden 49 58 Record 4-13 59 Even though the girl ' s basketball team record was not great, their spirit was. The team came out with the same spirit that they started with. Coach Eaves and the assistant coach, Anna Malinowski, helped the team keep this spirit throughout the season. The team was led by the highest scorer. Heather DeCoste, with over 152 points, followed by Captain Maria Carreno. Kim New¬ man was the team ' s most aggres¬ sive defense player. Yona Skiddell had the highest number of assists during the season. Norma Santiago was a strong rebounder and played good defense. Other teammates include Lynda DiVasta, Janeen Voli- sevich, Janet Young, Adriana Ca- varcas, Terry Theberge, Tammy Theberge, Maritza Ponce, Janet Quintero, and Ellie Peters. 60 Kneeling L-R: Linda DiVasta, Norma Santiago, Yona Skiddell, Kim Newman, Maria Carreno, Janeen Volosevich,.Heather DeCoste. Standing L-R: Annie Malinowski, Terri Theberge, Janet Quintero, Tammy Theberge, Janet Young, Ellie Peters, Adriana Cavarcas, Coach Paul Eaves. CHS Opponent St. Clements 18 38 St, Clements 20 37 Winchester 17 38 Winchester 18 33 Everett 18 48 Peabody 15 57 Arlington 28 46 Medford 36 45 Revere 23 49 Somerville 28 44 Malden 25 43 Peabody 12 71 Everett 26 57 Medford A 21 38 Arlington 27 58 Revere 11 83 Malden 23 43 Somerville 25 41 Record 0 - 18 61 The CHS Hockey Team had an im¬ pressive season under the guidance of first year head coach Mark Mos- chella. The team had many high points this year, for instance; leading the league in points was Chris Baker, and along with him his linemates, Jeff Banks and Joe Szalkowski. To¬ gether they set a new record of most points by one line in a game. The record still stands at 30. Also outstanding are defensemen An¬ thony Fabrizio and John Mazza. Rounding out the defensive unit was senior netminder Gerard Furtado, who turned in an excellent season facing over 35 shots a game. The highlight of the season was when Channel 5 News came to interview the first line Chris, Jeff and Joe, who were named best line in the Com¬ monwealth Conference. This season turned out to be a great season for the CHS Hockey Team. 62 IlN AND M EMORY i OF THE MEN OF THE L TED STATES-MARINE CORPS fcwHO HAVE GIVEN I VESTO THEIRCOU NTRY KU NOVEMBER 1775 The CHS baseball team, under the guidance of veteran coach Joe Se¬ vere, finished their ' 88 season with a 1-17 record. Although the team ' s record wasn ' t outstanding, the team did show improvement. Scoring an average of 4 runs per game, and scoring in every game with the exception of one, the team, led by co-captains Max Mar- tell and Eddie Torres, chalked up their only win early in the season when CHS literally pounced Newton Catholic to a 16-2 victory. This young team, consisting mainly of underclassmen, is due to show its strength in the coming years as they enter the Commonwealth Conference. Co-Captains Eddie Torres and Max Martell fiimm !t TOP L-R: Steve Kwong, Leo Chafin, Chris Carderelli, Angel Chiclana, John Mozzo, Robert Yee. BOTTOM L-R: Anthony Kosuk, John Montes, Max Mortell, Eddie Torres, Raymond Cross, Scott Conley. | 0A£®ite6lrd ' ;;r feK ‘6 Ip ec t . mHbdst 6 i eobody Revere i Medford J Arlington Malden cancelled OUTDOOR TRACK The C.H.S. track team of 1988 had a season both of failure and success. The team had a record of 1-6, but they did what our teams, for almost a century, have been striving for - the 88 C.H.S. track team successful¬ ly destroyed our Everett rivals by a score of 82-65!! This is only the be¬ ginning as our team is surely to be more competitive as they enter the Commonwealth Conference. L-R: Coach Anthony Bavoro, Joseph Bertocchi, John Triolo, Coach Abe Garnick. Top L-R: Coach Anthony Bovoro, Reynaldo Mayorgo, Wolfman Mesodieu, Miguel Cin¬ tron, Hajiir Vokili, Gerardo Vicente, Marvin Castro, Coach Abe Garnick; Bottom L-R: Joseph Love, Steve Knowlan, Joseph Bertocchi, John Triolo, William Fajardo, John Zucco. Co-captains Kim Mewman, Melinda Ball, Yona Skiddell miisi ▼ 1 1 vyH Top L-R: Terri Theberge, Denise Sandelin, Kelly Strlshock, Tammy Theberge, Lynda DiVasta, Bottom L-R: Maria Carreno, Yona SkiddelL Melinda Ball, Kim Newman, Norma Santiago, Amy Sandelin STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY Chelsea High Student Government Day ' 1988 may not have given Chelsea young adults a chance to change the city, but it certainly did allow the senior class to take a role in our local government. For one day, they took over as school committee members, aider- men, and city officials with the honorable Mayor Max Martell watching over our city. On this day the class of 1988 stepped in and took over the roles of the people that had made an impact on their lives. On behalf of the senior class much thanks to the city offi¬ cials for giving us this opportunity and sharing this memorable day with us. Norma Ruiz Chris Baker, Janet Hurton, Lana Marino, Libby Leung, Charles Drinkwater Jeff Banks, Tim Burge, Karen Anderson Robert Dean, Denise Arias, Anthony Fabrizio, Dawn McCarthy, Yona Skid dell, Michelle Mitchell Sammy Mojica DINNER DANCE CLOSE UP PROJECT Close Up is an annual week long seminar held in Washington, D.C. The purpose of the program is to give the students a closer look at their gov¬ ernment in action. On February 28, t988 six Chelsea High School stu¬ dents along with their teacher, Ms, Patricia Mc¬ Carthy, participated with several hundred other students and teachers from all over the U.S. in a series of seminars, a tour of our nation ' s capital, a live theater performance, and a final banquet- dance. Students grateful¬ ly acknowledge that this program is made possible each year through the generous donations of lo¬ cal businesses and pri¬ vate citizens. CAMBODIAN NEW YEAR LATIN AMERICAN WEEK SENIOR WEEK SCIENCE FAIR The Winners Top L-R: Mr. Joseph Slater, judge; Thuong Hoai Nguyen; Eddie Lou; Moitrong Nguyen; Mr. Joseph Perez, judge; Bottom L-R: Mario Carreno; Blanca Carreno; Diane Heckley. Mr. Perez, Maitrang Nguyen, Mr. Mauro, Mr. Slater c Tni. HEALTH HAPPENINGS On May 5, 1988 CHS ran a program called Health Happenings. The following organizations were represented at this exciting health fair; AIDS Action Committee, American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, American Lung Association, Boston Police Drug Education Unit, Broadway Dance Studio, Chelsea A.S.A.P., Chelsea High Health Occupations Class, Chelsea Futures, Chelsea Public Health Department, Epilepsy Association of Greater Boston, Jaffra Cosmetics, Malden Hospital Sports Medicine Clinic, March of Dimes, M.G.H. Chelsea Health Clinic, M.G.H. Boston Pediatric Unit, New England Hair Academy, Nutritionist - U. Mass. Extension Services, Planned Parenthood, R.O.C.A., Dr. David Samuels - dentist, U. Mass. Ext. Services - Lead Paint Screening, Dr. Debra Wayne - Opthalmo- logy, and Whidden Memorial Hospital. Many students, teachers and staff worked very hard to make this fair a success. . . . The Class of Nineteen hundred and eighty-eight of Chelsea Senior High School requests the honor of your presence at the Commencement Exercises Sunday, June Twelfth Nineteen hundred and eighty-eight at two o’clock Chelsea Memorial Stadium f Commencement Program Processional, In The Harbor” Pomp and Circumstance Welcome Invdcation Pledge of Allegiance National Anthem Headmaster ' s Remarks Mayoral Remarks Valedictory Address, ‘ ‘What the Future Holds Salutatory Address, PhaseTwo Presentation of Scholarships Flag Awards Presentation of the Class of IQS Roll Call of the Class of 1966 Presentation of Diplomas Closing Address Recessional, Activity F. Von Flotow Elgar Janet Hurton, President Dawn McCarthy, Vice-President Sophia Moore, Treasurer Key Joseph Mauro John J. Brennan Jr, Introduced by Dr. Bruce Robinson Chairman. School Committee Maitrang Le Nguyen Lana Marino J. Frank Herlihy, Superintendent of Schools Presented by Janet Hurton and J. Frank Herlihy Introduced by James F. O ' Donnell. Submaster Joseph Mauro Mary Raimo, Submaster Dr. Bruce Robinson Assisted by James F. O ' Donnell Anna Triolo, Secretary Bennett School Committee Dr. Bruce Robinson, Chairperson Elizabeth A McBride, Vice-Chairperson Morris Seigal, Delegate to Board of Aldermen John J, Brennan Jr,. Mayor Andrew P. Quigley Anthony Tiro Lydia Walata School Department J, Frank Herlihy, Superintendent of Schools Mary E. Sullivan, Administrative Assistant Kathia Castro 27 Bloomingdale St. Chelsea, Ma. 02150 MRS. ELIZABETH MCBRIDE ALLAN ' S School Committee CUT - RATE 92 Sagamore Ave 370 Broadway Chelsea, MA Chelsea, MA Good Luck 02150 DEMOULAS Mystic Mall - Chelsea, MA Congratulations METROPOLITAN CREDIT UNION Washington Avenue Chelsea, MA 02150 Best Of Luck Graduates Apologies For Late Submission Of Advertisements ' ' orr ncN Zc: ' c Yu. Ocres r� XK iC er. Cc-Coot. Onrs Eo .ef Cc-Ccc .e- 5on s Ar xar-, =ocrcc Se ' 3 ' C j ooz rocx -c 2crr. C-coore .onr ' . ' czzc 3 c cr- gcNom ' . .ce S akc sc .err CMi -crr _jco � . C-S Zcocrerv ' OOOD Mrv. er cr 3 ' ecre ' —er cs-o ' cn -.•nr a ' C nica S crpetc . rL ' Cl—leXET -e -C)ifS‘ cs acjt 3 G ' i- sneer ' . ' irx. ' e ar .Vn—er 3xr .s“een -♦rr ' ecmcc -er-uce Secr e ' c ' 9 4 6 f 2 4 « 2 2 3 c 3 6 2 i) 2 « 63 k -f 1 ■ LATE ARRIVALS Luis A. Baez (Pito) 10-26- 69 31 Gerrish Ave. AMBITION: Be a police¬ man. ACTIVITIES: Baseball and football. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: TH, DK, CJ, JP, SB, JTB, AG, MD, JD, CS, LC, JM, IM, WA, DA, JB, CB, CC, LN. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Detention, Ms. Gould, Mr. Renzi. V♦• ♦ • • ♦ ♦ • V.V‘.Vi ' ak‘, ' Uff A mm §m Lydia Neves 109 Maverick St. Thi Vi Phan 151 Walnut St. i I Chanthat Pieu 5-4-68 69 Fourth St. AMBITION: To go to col¬ lege and become an ESL teacher. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Touch Sok. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Chan My. Jesus Tellado 7-15-70 115 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To be rich and meet a lot of girls. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Art and electronics. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends in high school, Denise, Moritzo, Jose, Norma, Luz. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bod things. Arnoldo Zeloyo 8-4-70 375 Broadway AMBITION: To become o cor designer or o pilot. ACTIVITIES: Music, Soccer, reading. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Angela and oil my friends bock in my country. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: The year of 84. SENIORS Abraham Acevedo 12-28-68 11 School St. AMBITION: To graduate from college and to become o successful pilot or o camera technician and hove o meaningful life. ACTIVITIES: swimming, football, basket¬ ball, track, and art. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: LV, DA, JF, LL, MM, JV, LB, KJ, NR, DR, JM, SM, CE, VL, 1C, SZ, MA, MS, JT, AT, VV, MR, LM. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: all the bad times in CHS and the boring times, too. Florimar Acevedo (Fieri) 5-20-70 81 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To study Cosme¬ tology. ACTIVITIES: Bond. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: my friends and my teachers. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Bad things that happened to me in school. Minerva Acevedo (Minny) 2-28-70 97 Essex St. AMBITION: To own o salon or boutique. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Toto, Din, Debbie, Milly, Robert, Georgie, Richie, Angel, Gigi, Wondo, Fronci, Peter, Melvin, Francisco, Da¬ vid C, my cousins in B town, Morisol R, Hector, Pogent 87, Vivi L, Omyro, Richie, George G, Keki, Alfred I, Coniz, Sandy, Riverside 87, Carnival with Nelson, Junior, Ceci, Carmen Celenit. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The Ant, ZC, MR, ML rainy days in school. Zokeyo Ali 3-21-70 58 Bloomingdole St. AMBITION: To become the best secretary J.R. ever hod. I ' ll ALWAYS REMEMBER: Sylvia and George Motto, NO, EC, LL, BV, Shopping Thursday ' s with SM, looking in Trinidad, MOM, TB, AT, DM, SP, OR, YS, Mr. Allen jokes, MD, MA, Mr. B. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Putting up with SRH, my square dancing classes. Karen Anderson (KA) 9-21-70 75 Heard St. AMBITION: To become filthy rich, get married and move out of Chelsea. ACTiyiTIES: Music, concerts cruisin ' in the Mustang. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Steven Christie 8- 10-85, Mo, Dad, Dorl, Stacy, Puddles and Jokey, Tracey, Jennie Lynne, Undo L, Chem¬ istry with Slater, LM, WC, JK, CE, AD, TB, SESSIONS! 9-21- 87, Prom 87, HERSHEY KISSES, The corner. Carter Pork, JM, LH, JF, Grandpa, DA and JV, SA, MO. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bod times, Mondays, fake friends, March ' 86. Wilson Andrade (Willie) 11-6-70 52 Grove St. AMBITION: To be a successful biologist. ACTIVITIES: Bond, Science Club, Chess Club, Basketball. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Good times at CHS, CW, JW, BS, KS, SM, WK, LB, MR, Mr. E. Sullivan, Mr. Ma¬ honey. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Detention, Ms. Gould, Mr. Renzi, Monday blues. Class of 1988 70 Denise Arias (Deni) 12-6-70 202 Congress Ave. AMBITION: To travel and en¬ joy life, publish my own book someday. ACTIVITIES: To write poems, dance, listen to music. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Minny and her 8 won¬ ders, Anh, Orlando, Chuck, Heather, Monica, Julie, Chel- ly, Maritza, Ian Duy, Carline, Mannix, Summer of 86 and 87, Ms. Fogel, Ms. Miller, Ms. Goodman, Debbie, The cor¬ ner, B Town, Michelle, LL, es¬ pecially Mami, papi, Esper- anza, Willie, Perm, my NYC. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Jaime 7- 5-86, exams, gym, freshman and sophomore years, two facers, bad times, mess with Orca and the Great White Whale. David Arrieta 1-12-70 54 Addison St. AMBITION: Go to trade school and learn about ar¬ chitecture. ACTIVITIES: Foot¬ ball 3, 4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Vilmaries R. Jennifer T, Lisette L, AnnMarie C, and all my friends, Nancy M. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad times I had at CHS, enemies, prob¬ lems, and trip to Nantucket. Dawn Arsenault (Marie) 7-9-69 56 Cottage St. AMBITION: To go to college and become a veterinarian. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Volleyball, track, pil¬ low polo. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My junior and senior prom, LS, Mr. Podrachik, Ms. Galatis, Ms. Bagdis, Ms. Jac¬ quard, Ms. Quigley. Elizabeth Atchison (Beth) 10-23-70 62 Heard St. AMBITION: To be a success in whatever I do. ACTIVITIES: partying. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My family, Erin, Tray, Jen, Beth, Stay, SF, Peg and Jay, Baker and Suzette, Ann and Jeff, Krissy, Noel, Jim M, The Diaz ' s, Gerard, Mucci, ZUC, Dippy, Shnea, Ipps, Hooters, WA, U2, B1 con¬ certs, Voke, Pratt, BQ, KQ, BT, PN, KC, KH, RD, wheels, BCN Works 86, talks with ED, TC, JK, Prom 87, going to OK, Jen ' s car, 68 Red Mustangs, TC. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Fake friends, breakups, summer of 85 and 86, and certain people. Noeun Aut 9-17-68 97 Shurtleff St. 3 I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Teachers and friends. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Square dancing. Bart Baker 10 Mill Ct. 71 Christopher Michael Baker ( Bake ) 3-8-69 913 Broadway AMBITION: To be successful at whatever I do. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 3, 4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The trip through Connecti¬ cut, Suzette 11-21-86, Jeff and Ann, AD, Cogs, SP, Ana, Hoodsie, TB, CD, JM, GF, BF, BA, TC, SC, Pratt Kids, My family, U2 Concerts 85 and 87, Late night down the Voke and the mall, Benvie, The Bomber, Mr. Feinberg, Ms. Gagnon, making the All Stars, most of all my mother for always being there. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Missing tour¬ ney, VHE MISTAKE! Frederic H. Balk (Freddy) 8-7-69 48 Washington Ave. AMBITION: Break my own re¬ cord. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: This is only the beginning of our lives. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET : The hard times in school, Melinda Ball (M M) 11-11-70 869 Broadway AMBITION: To work in a bank Monday thru Friday and par¬ ty on weekends with Linda and Al. ACTIVITIES: Softball, gym, and work. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Linda L, Sean R, Pito, Mr. Stawicki, CB, AA, Mrs. Boveri. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: freshman year, deten¬ tion, Mr. Mauro because he never took part or interest in girls ' , softball. Linda L. Beaulieu (Smiley) 7-25-70 AMBITION: To have a family and a career in child psy¬ chology. ACTIVITIES: HR Rep, 1. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My parents, Willyard, my boyfriend Donny, my dad and brother Joshua, real friends like Silvia, PM, HV, HM, Angie, GM, BF, The twins, my sisters, getting lost with AT, Merritt Park, The Burke, The point, Parker, the Y, party¬ ing with Peggy, talks with Kenny, drives to WH with Donny, Pope John, SR Prom with Donny, and esp. my aunt Linda. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Fights with Donny 7-17- 87, FR YR, ex-boyfriends, my stay at MGH in Oct, The grease fire cookies and cooking. Jeffrey Steven Banks ( Pine ) 12-11-70 459 Eastern Ave. AMBITION: To become rich and famous playing hockey in the NHL. ACTIViTIES: Ice hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4, basebail 1, 2. I ' ll ALWAYS REMEMBER: My family, Jona¬ than and especially my mom and dad for being there when I needed them the most. I ' LL REMEMBER: CB, SC, AD, SP, AF, RC, CE, TB, MM, CD, DA, KD, JM, JS, and ev¬ eryone else that I might have forgotten, plus U2 and Beast- ie Boys Concerts, MY SWEET¬ HEART-Ann Marie Crespo. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: My fresh¬ man year at CHS and missing the State Tournament by three points. Karen Bernstein 5-11-70 62 Orange St. AMBITION: To make a lot of money. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Mom, dad, JM, JV, PH, DA, LS, CA, YA, TW, MS, RL, RD, CA, MB. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Getting up early to go to school. Class of 1988 72 Domenic Bitto 4-25-70 7 Beacon St. AMBITION: To become on electrician, be rich and healthy. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Ellen, Roland, Frank, Al- fio, George. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Michelle, Italy, summer 85, and Frank ' s Chevette. Dennis Blanchette (Tricky) 12-22-70 7 George St. AMBITION: Work with my dad as a carpenter. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: RM, BH, ET, MS, LS, MB, The Porch, driving to Main, The money. Wheels Plus, breakdancing. The Show, Oct 5, 1985 KB, Beachmont and Winthrop, The park, LL, Barbra, TO, JM, FFI, JR, RB, Down on the cor¬ ner, Lenny ' s motorcycle, Ri¬ chie ' s party, AD, Kiz-Flak, and rapping. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Waking up in the morning, fighting with the teacher, yelling at the principal, get¬ ting suspended for weeks at a time, Michelle, EB, getting caught. Jose Bones 65 Shurtleff St. Alberto Brito (Al) 9-15-69 102 Marlboro St. AMBITION: To get a good job and in another five years get married and have a nice family. ACTIVITIES: Soccer. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mary Bruno, the nicest and the sweetest girl in the whole world, and my friends who helped me out in bad times. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad days I threw out during my 4 years in CHS. Alfredo Brito (Al) 7-15-69 102 Marlboro St. AMBITION: To become a football player. ACTIVITIES: Football. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Miss Raimo. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bad times I had at school. Cuong Bui (Duy) 10-13-70 46 Cottage St. AMBITION: To become rich and have a happy life filled with adventure. ACTIVITIES: X-country, track, swimming, reading, walks along the beach to see the sunset. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My pal Dennis, Carline and all the good times I had in school that I shared with my friends. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: School lunch. 73 Thanh Thi Bui 3-22-68 127 Division St. Timothy Burge 12-14-70 4 Medford St. AMBITION: To live a long and successful life. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 4. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mom, dad, Mike, John, MD, RB, CE, AF, WC, LM, MM, JB, CD, CB, BD, AD, SC, JS, KG, JK, KA, DLM, TC, CM, BS, AT, SM, 1C, MC, NC, JN, DH, SH, Prom 87, GV, MS, AB, Polonia, California, Ski Trip, JN, Slater ' s Chemistry (lunch) class. Thanksgiving Day games. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Freshman and sopho¬ more years, nightmare at Nantucket, fake friends, prom 87, 10-2-85. Nelly Calvo (Cuca) 5-13-68 18 Marlboro St. AMBITION: To try my best in Burdett School in July, to suc¬ ceed in business administra¬ tion, have open eyes for the real world, get married in 89. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2, Softball 3, class representa¬ tive 2, 3, 4. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: God, my family here and in Costa Rica, my boyfriend, Roberto B, 28, girl¬ friends Irene C, Liliana C, Monica D, Julie N, Sylvia M, Alexandra P, Emma C, Yona S, Tina B, Zakeya A, Mrs. Ma¬ honey, summers 84 and 87, X-mas 86, best times down¬ town with RB. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The sleepy times in classes. Irene C. Carreno 3-4-70 129 Marlboro St. AMBITION: To have a career in medicine and to travel to ATHENS, Greece. ACTIVITIES: Class President 2, Science Club 1, Student Council 1, 2, softball 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Sadd Club 3, 4; Freedom ' s Foundation 3, Yes Club 2, 3, 4, volleyball 4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The support of my parents, my best friend Nelly, someone special, ML, SF, and good friends, MD, JN, SM, EC, PS, MC, AS, New Year ' s Eve 87 with SF. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Algebra II, late detention. Ruben Carrero (Tito) 10-25-69 80 Bellingham St. AMBITION: To be rich. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Work and hanging out. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Detention. Candido Cavaco 99 Essex St. Class of 1988 74 Tracey Citron (Tra) 2-23-70 88 Willow St. AMBITION: To do it ALL! AC¬ TIVITIES: Roaming the halls. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ma and dad, Tracey and Lance 2-14-85, the corner, Ka, Lynne, Highland Park, Sum¬ mer of 85 with LA, Stairway To Heaven, 2-23-86, Kix, So. Co. and JD, Hershey Kisses, 5- 21-85, Revere Beach, New Year ' s Eve 87, The Church Lady, Freddy with Cid and LW, 8-10-87, The Ave, Gym 85, The gas station. The rota¬ ry in Revere, Blondie, RG, CB, FH, GM, JL, JP, CD, MM, JS, MA, JG, The Crew at STH, Metal Ruiz. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: DD, BC, ER, KR, fake friends, and all the hard times. Emma Concepcion 8-31-70 118 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: I don ' t like to plan that far into my future. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Friends: Sylvia, Irene, Nelly, Yona, Anna, Dawn, Andrew, Ru¬ ben, MR, VR, SA, RG, MAD, JCG, CB, AC, MA, HFO Inc., George ' s Island, The Festival, Prom, Guidance, SQL, Dor¬ chester, Angela, My mom and dad, John, The Motto Family, Mr. J. Motto, SAP, LK, Roy. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Soph, year, civics, LIES, Win¬ ter of 86, math, people and teachers that really don ' t make any sense. Wendy A. Connors 5-11-70 71 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To marry Ed Con¬ ley and have a happy and healthy family! ACTIVITIES: Varsity Cheering 2, 3, and 4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: ED¬ DIE CONLEY 4-26-86, 16th birthday party 5-10-86, Homecoming 86, Thanksgiv¬ ing Y Dance 87, SS Day 87, Soldier ' s Home, 4-19-86, 5- 15-87, Junior Year Chem- lunch with LM, TB, AD, CE, KA, JK, Cheering Camp 85, JH and BB, GM and BB, AS, TB, WL, KA, AF, and CS, Ma, Dad, John, The Conley ' s. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Ed leaving 5-22-87, Proms, rallies, losers, TM, Nantucket, The Sad 2 KG and MS, How long it is to 5- 21-90? Tracy Constantino 11-27-70 17 Grove St, AMBITION: To be very happy in whatever I do. ACTIVITIES: Varsity softball 1, 2, 3, 4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My sister Stacy, Ma and family, Richie 8-4-87, Beth A, Erin, Jen, Beth and Anthony, Pratt, KH, KC, RD, BQ, PN, BT, KQ, DL, TC, Gerard, SR, MM, AT, LW, Tommy B, VL, LD, Marlene, Rose, JW, Mr. Perry, Voke Park, Noel, VF, Chris J, JM, Furtado house, Fran G, Ms. Bradley, Kim, BA, It ' s vicious! going skiing for the first time with BF, AA, TB, LT, MB, VR, AB, BT, California, Mr. and Mrs. Atchison, Peg and Jay, SC and CB, LN, Carolyn and Mary, Fran G, JW, and most of all, my niece Shaunte. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Fake peo¬ ple and the Palace. Stacey Constantino 11-27-70 17 Grove St. AMBITION: To have a long happy life. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 1, 2, Softball 3, 4 having fun. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My sister Tracey, Rigo Bentancourt 8-3-87, AT, BA, BF, DM, JH, AC and JB, RM, RT, MR, CJ, Noel P, SC, and CB, Heard St, with NP, the pizza with MM, NB, CE, RH, TC, Krissy S., SR, Mr. Perry, LB, DA, JB, LL, and FJ, Gerard, F., WC, The Palace with TC and BA, SC JR, JM, JP, FH, TR, CM, Good times, SC, PM, and JG, Goldsteins with LW, summer of 85 and 87, my niece Shauntie, Ms. Bradley, JK, JC and DM, Valerie F, KN, JM, PT, AD, JM, DW, JW, FS and JK. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Fake friends, NGS, SPC, TW, LM, LS, hard times, KR, SP, 10- 1-87 SS. Yuira Corchado 172 Central Ave. 75 Aracley Cortes (Shelly) 1-9-70 753 Broadway Apt. 103 AMBITION: To enjoy life and always be happy, to go to college and make my moth¬ er and grandparents very proud, to be somebody in the future, to thank God. ACTIVITIES: Riding my bicy¬ cle, dancing reading, run¬ ning, singing, recording songs. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: My mother for believing in me, grandparents for en¬ couraging me, my friends in New York, Ixia, Ruben, Mr. Smethers, Diana, cousin Yara, new friends here: Ja¬ mie, Freddy, Janet, Denis, Duey, Nelly, Mayra, Abra¬ ham. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The move from New York to Boston. Timothy Cotto (Timmy) 10-30-70 23 Bloomingdale St. AMBITION; To go to trade school and study electricity. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, 3, 4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My family, good time, all my friends. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: bad times, trip to Nantucket. Ann Marie Theresa Crespo (Ann, Shorty) 9-4-70 223 Walnut St. AMBITION; To follow my dreams. ACTIVITIES: Shop¬ ping and spending money. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My parents, esp. my mom who gave me the support I need¬ ed to make it at CHS, All my friends, talks with Cheffi, cry¬ ing with BA, Liz ' s advice, meeting, sweetheart Jeff Banks 4-4-87, proms and Din¬ ner Dance 87 and 88, special times with Jeff, Jr and Sr years. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Fights with Jeff, freshmen and sophomore years, and all the rude people who tried to ruin my years at CHS, get¬ ting stuck in Everett with KG. Michelle M. DeSimone 4-5-70 111 Addison St. AMBITION: To go to college and further my education, to reach the highest possible goals in life and live happily. ACTIVITIES: Work, shop. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Richie S, summer of 87, Nahant Beach, Silvia P, JP, PM, GM, PR, MD, OD, my seventeeth birthday, my cousin Sarah for always being there and un¬ derstanding, the Feudo fam¬ ily and Theresa - a great per¬ son, my sister Mary, and my brother Michael. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: New Year ' s Eve, WV, MC, prom. Monica Diaz 12-22-70 125 Walnut St. AMBITION; To become an in¬ terior designer. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER; Good times, chemistry class, all my friends, Julie, Irene, Nelly, PS, MV, SD, GV, and best of all summers in Florida, Back St, Hallandale, Hollywood, Cesar R, EO, DR, ER. I ' ll TRY TO FOR¬ GET: All bad times. Michelle Doucette (Mich) 11-13-69 150 Sagamore Ave. AMBITION: To become rich and successful in a long hap¬ py life. ACTIVITIES: Softball. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ro¬ byn, Yona, Jon, SP, PR, DM, SW, AF, JH, PW, DD, KD, good times with the gang. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: RS, News Year ' s Eve 1986, fake friends. New Hampshire and bad times. Class of 988 76 Charlie Drinkwater (Chee) 10-29-70 278 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To get a job where I go to work from 12 to 6 and make $60,000 a year or more. ACTIVITIES: Hockey, sleeping and chilling at the corner. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Rachel and the fun to¬ gether, Dr. Ock, Beezwax, Butterwheat, W ho, times at the corner, the T-bird, the ballet, Kathy, Lyne, buggin wang, NF, PEREZ, JBAC, CBAF, JBTEDKENDO, EW, MD, AT, CE, MM. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Having to trash Ken ' s car in front of 7-11, being bored, looking but not finding. Donna Dunn (Bits) 5-29-69 54 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To be happy in whatever I choose to do. ACTIVITIES: Dancing, giving advice. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Cookie and Jack for be¬ ing so good to me, ma and Mike, Kathy and Kristen, He¬ lene, Jim, MM, DL, KF, Ms. Ruby, Mr. Bavaro, Kibbles, Beep!, SN, the Enokians, Kris¬ ten Hart, good times, good talks, good feelings, ESP, someday. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Scary stuff, going crazy, dreams, nightmares. Dy Sidim 2-4-69 97 Shurtleff St. 1 AMBITION: Policeman. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Teachers and friends. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Squdre dancing. Corey Epstein (Coreo) 6-27-70 59 Addison St. AMBITION: To write a book. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3 Capt. 4, Band 1, 2, pres. 3. Student Council. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: To put God first. Mom and Dad, my best friends Lorenzo, Johnny and Val P, Nilda and Eliud, Barba¬ ra, Greg B, Tony, Rose, my sweetheart, ROA, 87 and The Brawl at RAZ, The Board of Trust-e ' s, Tim, Hoodsie, Ar¬ tie GF “This is me GAMBO, The broken unbroken re¬ cord, X-mas, in DA BRONX! I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The nightmare in Nantucket, MQ, Lisa M, Monica D, Sprints, getting burnt, fighting with mom. Anthony Fabrizio (Hoodsie) 4-9-70 179 Congress Ave. AMBITION: To be a hard worker, a good family man and be happy! ACTIVITIES: Varsity hockey 2, 3, 4, JV soccer 2, 3, I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Ma, my grandpar¬ ents, the Fabrizio bros, Mel and the rest of the family, AD, JM, JB, WC, AC, MW, KG, PM, TB, Chiefs, CE, MM, trips to Florida and Canada, Mr. P, friends and teachers at CHS, the Highland Parkers, 99-73, rallies. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Not playing football for CHS, missing States by 3 points, Jr. year. William Fajardo (Billie) 5-16-69 67 Essex St. AMBITION: Become a me¬ chanic and be successful. ACTIVITIES: Soccer. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: My friends at CHS, especially Martha Parra, my principals, my teachers, especially Mr. B, Mr. Goodman, Mrs. Blotner, Ms. Glover, my friends from power mechanics, Ronnie, Candido, Bo, RG, OM, GB, RM, NR, ER. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: The bad times, suspen¬ sion, missing vacations. 77 Kathleen Fantasia (Winnie) 8-29-70 34 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To become rich! ACTIVITIES; JV Softball 1, softball 2, 4. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: BS, MM with BK, Ya- Ya, NS, LN, NP, PM, AT, DD, JE, and DL, LH, MB, SW, GM in Mr. Ed ' s class, KM, JK, Fishy, Kim and I falling on the moped, KM, stairs, ziggy, yuk napa napa, BS and MB for my sur¬ prise party, the men in blue who crashed it, summer of 86, the terrace, CS, my fam¬ ily, especially my mother, DL brushing her teeth in the fitz, DL, JE and DL, Ya-Ya falling fhrough a glass table, little It¬ aly, Kim in New England, DL ' s party. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Summer school, Mr. Ed. Jose Figueroa (Animal, Jay) 6-2-70 71 Congress Ave. AMBITION: To be rich and famous, happy and healthy, and to be the best drummer in the world. ACTIVITIES: Play¬ ing drums, listening to music, partying, having a good time. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Vicky Wells, JD, TG, RE, JC, MD, JK, KG, SB, SAB, Our Square, ML, DM, PQ, JG, PL, IM, EQ. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bad times, staying back by half a credit, deten¬ tion, suspension, the fight with JC, JM, ML, being let down, flunking my first li¬ cense test, fake friends, and hypocrites. Valerie Fields (Val) 2-12-70 7 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To become suc¬ cessful. ACTIVITIES: Basket¬ ball, football. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER; SS, CW, MS, JV, ZZ, SC, TC, IN, MT, PT, MM, JE, SM, NP, VL, Gindy, MR, CB, AD, GV, EB, AV, my bro Mike, JD, GC, RB, FS, NS, AS, Maze, AC, CW, AC, TB, TW, RW, Joe Constiano, Louie D, AT, CE, RR, AO, MC, ML, JH, DM, CD, GS, CA, FA, MA, MB, HT, EF, GW, my moms, NM, TM, SD, RD, LD, Lolly, my nephew, SF, PF, TK, DC, Sandro, Liz, Chris Borum, ER, CV, JV, Vic¬ tor Cox, SF, LV, MV, PR, KS, LR, DR, Joe Smith, JM, AA, Francisco Velez, Robert High¬ tower. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Going out for football. Elizabeth Furtado (Beth) 12- 14-70 63 Sagamore Ave. AMBITION: To live a long and happy life. ACTIVITIES: Party¬ ing. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My parents, Gerard, Anthony 8-1-86, Jen, Beth, Tracy and Stacy, Kim, Karen, Rena, Draya, Dana, Erin, Pat, Billy, Kev, Brian, Dave, Tom, Fred, Cip, Shnea, Chris, Ippy ' s, Jim, Pratt Voke, DK, CB, SC, RM, JM, TD RP, TB and JS, JG MC, DL JG, SM, SR, JW, FM, CJ, talks with KH + KC, proms 84, 85, NE 86, 87, 88, McCluskey, Ms. Dembro, Ms. Raimo, Atchison family, Mary C, Bill D, Joe B, Scott, Jen ' s Vette, JC Colo. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: LK and SK ' s, Big mouth, bad times, show nights, nightmares! Gerard Furtado 2-5-70 63 Sagamore Ave. AMBITION: To be happy, healthy and sign many auto¬ graphs for youngsters around the world. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER; Mom and dad Kathy, Stacy 7-26-85, Tracy, Jan, Maria, Joey, Nicky, and Mom 2, Borum, Westy, Ju¬ nior, Sully, Joe (MP) Bevere, Scooter, NU-NU (44), FG, Beth and Anthony, RD, JG, KC, KH, AL, DL, HL + JZ, JR, Dawn, Corey, ED, Gail, Dar¬ lene, Merritt Park, Corner, Wally ' s and Joe ' s, BT, PN, TB, PT, BQ, K1, FC, Mike G, RB, TC, JC, CB, and SC, CHS football, cheerleaders. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Fake people. Jennifer Gallant (Jen) 9-6-70 150 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To meet Nikki Sixx. I ' LL ALWAY REMEMBER; The one I love Mike Arnold 3-25- 87, my parents, my family, the straws are for the girls, Wellington Circle, Motley Crue and Whitesnake 8-10, 11- 87, MA, KW, BP, TC, FP, PR, Kelly and Brian 7-15-87, Are you feeling blue?, Old red eye!, Ruggles, Mr. Allen, Mrs. Fogel, Miss Shore. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad times my brother Paul had getting up at 5am with KW for Mot¬ ley tickets, gym class, fights with Mike, BL, not going to the junior prom. Class of -1988 78 Patricia Gallant (Tricia) 12- 19-69 300 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To be a hairdress¬ er. ACTIVITIES: Square danc¬ ing, volleyball, football, baseball, basketball. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: JG, JB, DG, AN, SB, RL, PG, LM, SH, ME, GG, SR, Pap o, especially my mom and dad for helping me through my s;achool years, all my friends, Ms. Corwin, Mrs. Mahoney, Mr. Allen, Mr. Mahoney, Ms. Raimo, Mr. OD, Mr. Mauro, and Ms. Hurley. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: All the times I got suspended and all the fights I had with mom. Azucena Garcia (Sam, Hori¬ zon) 8-25-70 60 Essex St. AMBITION: To live a long and successful life and be very happy in whatever career I choose. ACTIVITIES: Flag squad 1, 2, volleyball 3. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My best friend Carmen Abreu, volley¬ ball club, square dancing, my good friends Lorena, Mayra, Marla, Sylvia, Emma and the rest of the crew. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Chemistry class, school lunches, the af¬ ternoons in detention tor be¬ ing late and world cultures class with Mr. Sullivan. Lorena Garcia (Nina) 4-14-68 59 Burma Rd. AMBITION: To become a computer programmer and be happily married to my boyfriend Johnny. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Hockey, tennis, typing, band 1. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: My favorite teachers Mrs. Ortiz, Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. Caradonna and all my good friends Azucena, Car¬ ol, Ana, and Adriana. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The gym classes and fake friends. James J. Gibbons (Jay) 11-6- 69 61 Cottage St. AMBITION: To become a state trooper in MA and have a happy life. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Partying, volleyball, street hockey. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Benvie, fresh¬ man year, D-Door, Ms. Gag¬ non, A-Smith, Concert, JF, Jay, Pete, SB, DB 9-12-87, Joyce E. Gibbons, I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Suspension 11-10- 86, Mr. OD, homework, books, blind dates, Hallow¬ een 84, CHS, all the times I got in trouble, broken legs, lost books. Anna Marie Gomez (Annie) 5-6-69 270 Chestnut St, AMBITION: To become a suc¬ cessful secretary, live a hap¬ py life and to get married to the man I love. ACTIVITIES: Dance, listen to music, vol¬ leyball, tennis, softball, gym. I ' LL ALWAY REMEMBER: My worship, boyfriend, Anibal, my mother and all my family, my friends Toni, Frankie, Val, Ramon, Vidai, and the whole crew. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: My first day of freshman year, all the girls that tried to mess me over, detention and suspension. Candida Goncalves (Kan- day) 8-5-69 64 Beacon St. AMBiTION: Model or a profes¬ sional dancer. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: 10-18-87, Clarkie Jones and all my friends, Vi¬ vienne, Maryanne, Debbie, Evil, Maritza, Eric, Donovan, Jimmy Jones. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Square dancing, meeting Sophie, and having to kiss Mark, 79 Carol Gonzalez (Carola) 6-20-70 154 Pearl St. AMBITION: To become an operator, to get married and to be a missionary. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Teacher in Sunday School, read and write, mu¬ sic. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My father, mother, Millie, Marco, Fanny, Omar, Joahny, Harold, Andy, Jl, mama. Panchi, Yita tios. Iris, Lorena, Juana, Brenda Luis, Lisi, Aricelis, Jessie, Yanira, Socorro. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: My gym class. Ivellisse Annette Gonzalez (Lizzie) 11-23-70 27 Marlboro St. AMBITION: To be a profes¬ sional model. ACTIVITIES: Go¬ ing to parties Friday and Sat¬ urday nights. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The one I love most - my mother, my sister little S ' ' , my best friend Wandy, my friends Roxanne, Lady D, Francis, Tonita, Becky, Celeste, and my birthday party 86. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Summer ' 83, my past, fake friends, and an ar¬ gument with a hypocritical friend. Kathy Griffin 9-6-70 18 Cottage St. AMBITION: To be happy and successful in life. ACTIVITIES: JV Cheering 1, Varsity 2, 3, co-captain 4, hmrm rep 2. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ma and Dad, Aunt Rae, Bobby, Kevin, and my dog Peanut, Lynn Noel, Rachel M, AC, YC, GM, SM, CD, JT, DW, GG, CR, BW, RD, FP, KL, FH, EW, TR, CE, AF, JF, KN, NR, RE, BC-TY, Mr. B, Cheering Camp 85, Fall 85, prom 86, Nautucket, Junior year, SWL, Cottage Corner, CRM, and all my years at CHS. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Family problems, fights with Lynn, players, and backstabbers. Ronnie Hammett 8-17-69 85 Willow St. AMBITION: To become one of the best mechanics. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends, my teachers, and es¬ pecially Bullwinkle. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Detention, all the times I got suspended, and square dancing. Thomas John Higgins 88-23-69 839 Broadway AMBITION: To be a carpen¬ ter. ACTIVITIES: Baseball, bas¬ ketball. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: LB, FM, Ms. Holmes, SG, AS. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Den- tention, suspension. Tu Hoac 3-26-68 427 Broadway AMBITION: To become a suc¬ cessful engineer. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Computer Club, electronics. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All my class teachers, especially Mr. Mahoney, Mr. White, Ms. Goodman, Ms. Castella, Ms. Smith, Mr. Allen, Mr. Locke, and my friends. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad times at CHS. Class of 1988 80 Heng Hoeun 7-7-70 149 Congress Ave. 3 AMBITION: Electrician. Mean Hoeun 149 Congress Ave Janet Hurton 1-30-70 50 Eleanor St. AMBITION: To make all myu dreams co:me true. ACTIVI¬ TIES: President 1, 3, 4, VP 2, National Honor Society, JV Cheering 1, Varsity 2, 3, Co- Capt. 4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Robert Bright 10-26-85, Dawn, WC and EC, Anna, GM and BB, KG, AS, RD, LM, PM, LL, YS, NP, KC, Fall of 85, MS, Party, Sq dance 85, the Y, Cheering Camp 85, ALL THE GOOD TIMES with RB 6-8- 86, Dinner dances, proms, Zacks, Mrs. Mahoney, Mrs. Soper, Butkus, Class of 88, 8- 12-87. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: 9- 25-85, changes, Nantucket. Robert Ippolito (Ippy) 3-6-70 31 Annese Rd. AMBITION: To own my own business. ACTIVITIES: Building my car. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: MK, DC, BS, U2, TF, RL, SNOW BLIND, LL, HAPPY JK, U2 Beats Crue, ma, dad, Mr. White. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Getting up for school, trying to sleep, Haymarket garage, backstabbing friends. Amilcar Justiniano (Mickey) 2-2-70 62 Orange St. AMBITION: To get out ot high school. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Ms. Raimo, AC, AA, VF, Jerry. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: All the times in detention and all the two-faced people. Walter Kendzerski (Gator) 10 - 6-68 60 Bellingham St. AMBITION: Photography. AC¬ TIVITIES: Soccer, camping. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Locke and the good times in school. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Detention and the rainy and snowy days. 81 Jane Klosiewicz (Jennie) 6- 29-70 227 Spencer Ave, AMBITION: To do the best I con in life, ACTIVITIES: Party¬ ing, I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My parents, Tom, and Ed, Freedom at Last 9-6-86, Ka¬ ren, Beth F, Beth A, Tra, Peg, Chris C, Prat, Billy T, PN, KQ, DZ, EG = 3 + 16, GF, RC, Shnea, KH, KC, JC, Yoke, DK, BD, Ed, Ipp, JC, Parker, St, RD, KL, prom 86, 88, Ski trip Laff, LH, SV, DG, SN, JM, GR, Sully ' s Tracy, class with CE, KA, WC, LM, Ms. Raimo, my car, 02 To¬ gas, Furtago ' s, all my friends, BH, class of 88, I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: LC and SB, fighting with friends, bonitas. The Ac¬ cident 3-2-87, Peter Lachiana (Pete) 2-22- 69 48 Library St. AMBITION: To be successful in anything I try. ACTIVITIES: All sports. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Lisa, mom, dad, JF, RF, RD, TS, DL, VL, Jaf, HT, the cop chases, the trails, McKin¬ ley School, LC, VC, PC, ED, ET, racing on the Tobin Bridge, behind the Mall, Hal¬ loween 86. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: My one year at RHS, preps, hill, park, hard guys, backstabbers, quitting school, my senior year, the night in the police station. Linda Marie Landry 1-23-70 37 Spencer Ave. AMBITION: To live a happy and healthy life, ACTIVITIES: Partying. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Ma and dad, winter 86, Donna, Slush, Kim, MB, Ka¬ ren, Mt Hood, Tom, MM, HS, Brian, Canada, Paulie, The blender, getting thrown in the tub, New Year ' s Eve 86, U2, The Corner, Segar, Trust me, Connie, Moonlight Mem¬ ories, Fermented Rocket fuel. You look a bit piqued!. Liberty Mutual, celebrations, the ice cream shop, Tom B, senior skip day 86, Motley Crue, Florida, AR, behind the Mall, John ' s skybird. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Fake friends. Aricelis LaSanta (Selly) 8-19- 70 220 Broadway AMBITION: To be a profes¬ sional model and to study hard for my future. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Volleyball and dancing. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My special friends, EP, LV, PC, CP, CR, LG, CG, SO, CO, VT, and my senior year. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: My freshman and sophomore year. Mayra Leal 96 Fourth St. Libby Leung (Lib) 1-5-70 143 Shurtleff St AMBITION: To be happy and lead a very successful life. ACTIVITIES: Science 1, 2, Lat¬ in 1, 2, Yearbook 4. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Mom, dad, Lisa, Rosana, Maria, Su, Anne, Susan, OF, Maryanne, Denise (Den), freshman year and sophomore year, DM, AT, SP, Debbie, Vivi, TB, NM, SW, summer of 84, ML, AG, Evil, JH, CE, AF, Anh, Andy, MR, PL, JB, AD, the good times I had with my friends, RV, those words! I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Geometry, Stuart ' s staying at home, being bored, sophomore prom. Class of 1988 82 Marisol Libran (Maritza) 2-16- 70 174 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To become suc¬ cessful in life. ACTIVITIES: Track, dancing, partying. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My brother Ramon, my parents Santos and Isabel, my sisters Awilda and Naomi, and my brothers Santo and Chito, meeting Peter in 83, Dianna, Minerba, Liz, Norma, Maritza R, Norma S, Maryanne, Den¬ ise, Junior, Leon, Max, Jose, my blood sis, Mery, Mr. B, my two nieces, Angela, Ingrid, Maggie, The Green Machine Girls, David, Shawn, Chestnut St, NT, VB, Flex, GV, and the rest of my friends. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Christmas va cation 84, so-called friends in Chelsea. Joseph Love (Joe) 9-27-70 95 Blossom St. AMBITION: To be happy and live forever. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Graduation. Lissette Lopez (Liz) 11-11-70 744 Broadway AMBITION: To be successful in my near future and to marry my sweetheart, Felix. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Bike riding, eating sun¬ flower seed. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My wonderful mom for always being there for me, my sister for being a sec¬ ond mom, dad, 9 brothers, 24 nieces and nephews, (Oly jr, Sally), Orlando, Mary, Mrs. Soper, Tito ' s Bakery, Erika, Anna (Cool Friend), DR, DA, JV, MM, DM, JH, ML, JM, LF, CB, Felix for being the most special person in my life, Ms. Raimo, school staff, 13th birthday. Sweet Fifthteenth, EV. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Bad timesi Frank Miahack 5-12-70 788 Broadway AMBITION: To own my own car shop. ACTIVITIES: Getting my brother ' s bike ready for races, football at The Flome, power mechanics. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Spring break in Florida, hanging down Bloomingdale, FR, FL, CM, AD, RD, SD, PH, TC, KF, JS, AA, PL, ED, RS, AS, JV, BF, RR, RP, JJ, JM, RM, freshman and sophomore English, fin¬ als, TJ dumping his first race at Laconia, camping in New Hampshire, working on Mr. B ' s cars, working at the Produce Center in the summer. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Study peri¬ od in room 123, algebra 2 class, PF, WV, RM, GD, CD, BM, square dancing. David W. Malveira (Dave ' o) 2-21-70 441 Eastern Ave. AMBITION: to be a master electrician. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Laurie Corea 9-4- 86, J.D., Chucky and Susan, my parents, M.C., B.P., P.N., L.M., J.F., M.D., J.M., K.C., My Cuda, D.M., E.C., WBCN Aer- osmith, my sister Laurie. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Monday mornings, the Voke, Funk, Detention, hangoversi Lana Marino 1-8-70 73 Washington Ave. AMBITION: writer, actress. ACTIVITIES: JV Cheering Captain 1. Varsity 2, 3, Cap. 4. track 1,2. YES 2, 3,4. SADD 2, 3, 4. NHS. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: MOM and DAD, the family, Susan K., Michelle D., Laffey, cuz, Jo, A.S., WC and EC, Bobby Chem, class with K.A., W.C., J.K., C.E., A.D., T.B., a good friend-Max, Hampton, Lowell, Foley ' s, Cheering Camp ' 85, D.D. Firei , Gilligan ' s Island Nan¬ tucket, Thanksgiving game, the night before, gym 87, Re¬ vere Beach 87, Steph-water- melons?, awesome Ms. G., funny C.E., AD and NL, Junior yearl I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: If I write it, I won ' t forget it I 83 Jam es Marra (Jimmy) 39 Heard St. Jose M. Marten (l-Ski) 6-4-70 161 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To become a well-known rap singer or o state policeman, to be o success and live happily for¬ ever. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, football. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: My true love for WP, the good times WP and I spent, AV, KL, The Christmas Show of 85. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: My girl problems, most of my teachers, bod times from Chelsea High, some certain people, especially MP, flirt¬ ings and hurting people. • Moximino Mortell (Max) 4-26- 70 155 Chestnut St. AMBITION: Medical doctor. ACTIVITIES: Baseball JV 1, Varsity 2, 3, Copt. 4, football 2, 3, 4, Dinner Dance - prom committee 3, 4, SADD 4, Yearbook 3, 4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My mom and dad, my family, David, JV, Angel, JM, LV, LM, SM, JN, IN, Sandy 7-24-86, The good times at CHS, CT, MS, New Hampshire 87, summer 87, JR, JT, PM, Cheerleaders, LR, LL, AC, EB, Friday nights, prom 87, CZ 87. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET : Bad times with SS, fake friends, NERDS, Nantucket, Stuck up girls. Algebra, goal line, football camp. Thanks¬ giving 86. Gina Martorana 3-13-70 27 Watts St. AMBITION: To a live long, happy, healthy, successful life. ACTIVITIES: JV cheer¬ leader 1, Varsity cheerlead¬ ers 2, 4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Bart Baker, 10-10-85, Ma, Dad, Michelle, Frankie, Nana and Papa, Grandma, Mac and Bugzee, LT, CC, PM, WC, AK, MS, anybody I might have forgotten, 9-9- 85, fake football games, the Y 85, August 3, 9 - 86, 10-24- 87. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Tewksbury, disappointments, goodbyes, Texas. Jason Mascis 1-5-70 560 Washington Ave. AMBITION: To become suc¬ cessful in my trade. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: SC, TC, LA, GF, BF, BA, BS, Ipps, Jarp, Jr., partying, 25 concerts, BCN, fireworks. Ditch parties, Lou¬ don 86, 87, Canada 85, 2-28- 87, Peggy, my mother who was there to help me through all my school years, 7-21-85, 2S, OO, SC, RG, JM, ED V. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Metros getting in trouble, the Voke, injuries, ex-girls, alge¬ bra, detention, MGH, fighting with Peggy. Dawn Marie McCarthy 2-1- 70 151 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To do all I dream and be all I can. ACTIVITIES: Cheering, JV 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Vice Pres 4, Student Coun¬ cil, Yearbook. I ' LL ALWAY RE¬ MEMBER: Fred G, Demoulas Crew, KC, gym class 87, proms, CZ, RL, BM, PT, Bryant 87, good times, summer 87, searchin, senior year, my family, ma and Sal. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: 8-19-86, 7-21- 87, the bad times, long study halls, not trying in French 1 and 2, the nightmare in Nan¬ tucket, STUPID QUESTIONS. Class of 1988 84 Roland McMullen (III) 12-25- 69 33 Division St. AMBITION: To live a comfort¬ able life and become an electrician. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, football 4. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Electricity class, DOM, Frank, Michelle S, Ms. Manning, AC, summer of 87. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Fresh¬ man English three years in a row, Nantucket, loud people. Kork Meas (Jimmy) 7-2-69 55 Heard St. AMBITION: To graduate from college with a computer en¬ gineering degree. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Basketball, volleyball, reading the newspaper about politics, and listening to music. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Friends and teach¬ ers who have helped me to graduate from Chelsea High School, some good advice. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Homework. Kelly Menz (Special K) 5-2-70 12 Beacon St. AMBITION: To be happy and succeed to the best of my ability. ACTIVITIES: Dancing. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Hav¬ ing fun with my friends, CB, Sunshine, destroyer, all my friends in Rockland and MW, LM, VK, Slawek-lwaly, Dad, Mom, Jude, Michaeline, Mat¬ thew, Timmy, my friends in Chelsea, CA, NO, DA, AT, EG, SP, LT, PGS, 87 summer, Mar¬ go ' s book. Carline S. A. Mesadieu 3-16- 70 765 Broadway AMBITION: To go to college, get a degree in communica¬ tions. ACTIVITIES: Drama club, volleyball. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The good times, the laughs, jokes, my par¬ ents, my teachers - especial¬ ly the funny ones, SuKim, DA, DV, the Joker, the good grades, ER, Dui, Anh, the stu¬ dents in the hall, the volley¬ ball team, the coaches and the walls of CHS. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad grades, bad Jokes, the misunder¬ standing and my mistakes. Susan Miller (Suse) 7-8-70 21 Orange St AMBITION: To help people. ACTIVITIES: Reading, music, and having fun. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Mom, dad, PT, Rick, Norm, LL, JP, MM, RN, AN, AS, DS, the Dinner Dance of 87, RT, BC, AT, NM, music class, BL, CP, Ms. Guerriero, Mr. Menzies, Aunt Val ' s cous¬ ins, Paul Tanner, the summer of 87, JD, Bill ' s house, ML, Jr and Sr year, BL. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: JC, RL, JG, KC, de¬ tention, McDonald ' s, PG, BM, GD, BD, JF, RB, freshman year, RG, sophomore year. Jose Miranda (Cha-Cha) 4- 7-70 234 Central Ave. AMBITION: To live a happy and long life. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Mom, Dad, brothers and cuz, my girlfriend Sahara C with love, my boys Greg, John, David, Max, Miguel, Juan, Sam, Rich, Gill, Sean, Angel, Pete, and Donny White, the females of Chel¬ sea High Jenny, Sandy, Emily, Lori, Becky, Mari, Caniz, Stacy and Tracy, Beth, Skip Day 87, partying with the ho- meboys, illing at Congress. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Jilly ' s, the Hard Guy. 85 Michelle Mitchell 6-13-70 6 Fitz Terrace AMBITION: To have a happy and healthy life. ACTIVITIES: Partying. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Ma, Nana and Papa, my family, Mucci ' s parties. Class of 88, Sr year, Donna, JF, 10-31-86, Rich K, Jay J, Elaine and Jim, Diane and Jack, Kathy, Barbara, Kim, KF, Spaz, Parker St, The Spa, the Terrace, summer of 86, 87, Johnson, Juice and Lou, Peg, The McNeil ' s, Bob¬ by M, Jaws 3 4, New Year ' s Eve 86 with RK, Ya-Ya, Tracy and Stacy, Angie, Norma, Noel, Val, BF, BA, RT, LL and JW, LN, PM and JM, GM, AC, DM, YS, JH, MM, KS, MD, DV, HS, LR, TF, SL, falling through my glass table. Sammy Davis Mojica 10-11- AMBITION: To live healthy and wealthy and live a suc¬ cessful life, ACTIVITIES: JV Basketball 4. I ' LL ALWAY RE¬ MEMBER: My mother for be¬ ing there when I needed her, my dad Juan for giving me all I have, my big brother Elvin, my girlfriend Joanne, 9-16- 84, my best friend, US, JV, FJ, LR, EB, Tati and Carlos, Peter, GV, MRS for being very help¬ ful, Laura 9-14-87. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Quitting school sophomore year, getting suspended and getting up iij the morning. Sophia M. Moore (Peggy) 4- 3-70 131 Garfield Ave. AMBITION: To have a happy life. ACTIVITIES: Cheering 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Good times, crui- sin with Jay, Vic ' s house, Crue-Jovi Concert, Wheels Plus, Bristol NH, The endless Nite, Voke, Proj 82-85, 8th gr. Van Flalen, Ma, Dad, Trisha, Zuc, EG, KL, ED, DL, SS, Ipps, DK, Jen, BA, BF, GF, JM, Sta- Tra, KS, Lynn, Tracy C, LR, Kathy, Linda, Terri, Gina and Bart, Darlene T, BCN Works 86, Rock-n-Roll, Ed V. Swan¬ song, proms, R-Cars, Jay 2- 28-87 Always. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Cold winters, fake friends, little girls, broken hearts, Irocs, fights, screwing up. Jaime Nunez 2-12-69 142 Congress Ave. AMBITION: To be a good me¬ chanic. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: My friends and my teachers and, of course, Flori and FV, EP, CP. I ' ll TRY TO FORGET: After school, bad things, and homework. Sylvia C. Motta 2-18-70 109 Maverick St. AMBITION: To be happy about my accomplishments and life. ACTIVITIES: The Three Amigos . I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My father and his jokes, my fabulous mother and the Motta family, Gloria, Doris, Meme, The Worthy ' s, Emma, Dawn, Nelly, Irene, Yona, Anna, Silvia, Zakeya, Denise, Andy, Agnes, sum¬ mer of 87, Florida 86, Cana¬ da 85, 86, Class of 88, Fen¬ way Park and the wave. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: People who don ' t know what they want, April, the teachers who give tests! Nancy M. Muzarol 9-20-70 9 Parker St. AMBITION: To live a long and healthy life. ACTIVITIES: Dancing, band 1, 2, 3, 4, I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Angie, SW, JC, AC, and JB, JH, DM, AT, Mrs, M, NR, SA, RT, NP, YS, KS, PM and JM, TB, Al Zack ' s, The Spa, summers of 86, 87, Jeff W 10-31-86, Grampy M, Mom and Dad, Michelle and Yaya, Partyline with Dave R, the twins TC and SC, special moments and friends. Class of 88. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Freshman year, two-faced people, fake friends, lonely nights, Monday mornings. Class of 1988 86 Julie F, Negron 3-31-70 33 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To become a prominent district attorney, a wife and mother. ACTIVITIES: SADD 3, 4, Peer leader. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My mother ' s love and support. Car, Bren, Mel, Scott H and all the special moments we ' ve shared, Donna Ma ' ' , Moni¬ ca, NG, IC, NC, AS, MC, DA, JS, CZ, chemistry. Papa ' s, New Hampshire 86, Lydia, Mi- key R, Mr. B, I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Algebra, ignorant and immature people, and Scott ' s nagging about stupid drivers. Guilherme Neves 9-8-70 119 Bellingham St. AMBITION: To become an electrical engineer. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Working and going out. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My girlfriend Sandy and my par¬ ents. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: This city. Kim Newman 5-28-70 55 Summit Ave. AMBITION: To be successful and to make people proud of me! ACTIVITIES: Varsity softball, basketball. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Gary Bean, The Camp Crew - SJ, SW, JJ, JK, SM, The Voc Crew - LH, MT, ST, RS, The Bradlee ' s Crew - Tracy, Stacy, Wendy, Kerry, Cindy, Christine, Ms. Bradley, Ms. Gould, Mr. B, but most of all Maria Carreno. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: All the peo¬ ple who stabbed me in the back! Anh Ngoc Nguyen (Loto) 2- 22-69 55 Washington Ave. AMBITION: To be successful in everything that I do. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Cross country 2, 3, track 1, 2, 3, 4, volleyball 3, 4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My first date with Andy and all the good times we had at CHS, my best friend Denise, MT, Kitten, volleyball practices, NS, Denise S and Amy S, The Nerds, Dinner Dance, Susan M, Libby L, and all my friends at CHS. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The jealousies, fights with Andy, SAT results, working weekends, and especially the problems with my family. Mai Trang Le Nguyen (Kitten) 118 Spencer Ave. 2-6-69 AMBITION: To successfully graduate college with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree, to win a Nobel Prize in the field of Science, to be able to make significant contribu¬ tions to this country and this world.ACTIVITIES: Drawing, reading, writing, listening to music. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Great moments of pride, fascinating minutes of love and joy, experience of failure, fine feeling of achievement, teachers and friends who helped me throughout my high school years. There are so many memories to cherish. How can I think of anything to for¬ get about Chelsea High? Lynn Noel 8-5-70 61 Cook Ave. AMBITION: To have a happy and healthy life. ACTIVITIES: To party and roller skate. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Kenny Webber, 11-26-85, Kathy Griffin, my family, Steve, JL, AD, TC, SC, RM, DT, MN, DJ, KF, CS, SM. EF, JK, JF, TB, CD, BW, DR, BC, TY, Cottage Corner, Mac ' D Parking Lot, Piers, Cream , KW, ST, JC, DS, Maine with TB. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Fights with Kenny, family brawls, Mr. Oherry, 9th grade at St. Rose High, argu¬ ments with Kathy Griffin, what happened at Town Line, February of 85, PS get¬ ting Kenny and I into fights. 87 Carmen Ortiz 6-1-68 220 Broadway AMBITION: To become a law¬ yer. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ms. Ortiz, Ms. Wyon, and my friends HM, SD, AL, PD. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: When I first en¬ tered CHS. Chandhoch Oung 98 Grove St. Sabrina Jean Pahim (SAB) 2- 28-70 22 Harvard St. AMBITION: To live a healthy, happy, and successful life. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Phyl¬ lis, Prom 87, Firebird (Welling¬ ton Circle), Fraggle Rock 6- 87, “Ace one of a kind, Phyllis on drums 1-84, Summer Blizzard of 87, my pal little Lissa, Michelle, JF, our square, China Ocean, 9-4-86, going around in circles in Marble¬ head, the adventures in ba¬ bysitting, Can I have the keys, again?, Boston, ma and Bob for all their love and support. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Driving a boat, Demoulas, the NOTE, manniquin Mickey Mouse, bad experiences. Carmen Rosa Pantoja (Car- min) 9-26-70 1 Webster Court AMBITION: To live a long life in Puerto Rico and be a bilin¬ gual secretary. ACTIVITIES: volleyball. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My typing class with Mrs. Quinn, the good times I had with Mrs. Goodman and Mrs. Ortiz, all my friends espe¬ cially Enidsa P, Carmen R, JN, LV, and good things I learned at CHS. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The bad times at CHS, de¬ tention, history class, and freshman year. Koeuth Peng (Kosal) 1-11-68 105 Marboro St. AMBITION: To work. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Soccer, volleyball. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends and my teachers. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Square dancing. Libardo Perea (Tony) 5-1-69 131 Hawthorne St. AMBITION: To get out of school. ACTIVITIES: Bike rid¬ ing, basketball, and cruising around in my blue Ferrari. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Senior year at CHS, racing to and from Satelite with RS, AC, DY-IC, DV, DA. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Walking to Satelite for three years, square danc¬ ing, kickball. Class of 1988 88 Bismark Perez 52 Grove St. Enidsa Perez 1-19-71 84 Addison St, AMBITION: To get a good job after I graduate, marry my bayfriend Freddy, and live a happy and successful life. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My biol¬ ogy class with Mrs. Ortiz, my English class with Mrs. Good¬ man, my boyfriend Freddy, all my friends especialy Ari- celis, Lillian, Carmen P, Car¬ men R, and Jaime. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Getting up to go to school in the winter, my freshman year, and all the bad times at CHS. Noel Piasecki 11-16-70 126 Maverick St. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do. ACTIVITIES: Partying and sleep. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Vernon, JH, Heard St. with Stacy, Rigo, Ed, Leah, BA, BO, TO, ED, RT, LF and MM, MA, Peg and Jay, MM, DM, PR, TM, Tuggy, WN, SN, BQ, MR, D door, Jr. year, LW, GM, JL, JP, FH, JR, Linda, LC, All my friends, Richdale ' s corner, MS, JH, my family. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Summer of 86, Screwing up. Silvia A. Pontoreiro 9-14-69 452 Eastern Ave. AMBITION: To live a long and happy life. ACTIVITIES: Year¬ book Staff. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My family, lunch with SM, EC, LC, Movies with LC and JF, GM and BB, PM, AT, LM, NC, KM, Michelle for being there, Linda B 9-28-74 on, going to JP with MR, JJ forever, KB, 8-12-87, Katy, Val, 6-20-87, my true friends, 1987, STANDING UP FOR MY¬ SELF. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: AC, DP ' S, DO, being scared, fake friends. Jose Ramos (Papo) 5-25-69 30 Chester Ave. AMBITION: to become rich. ACTIVITIES: Watching the girls in the school. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Mr. Hunt, JT, SS, WK, TM, LM, RB, SG, JN, MR, JM, IV, SC, DR, JB, VB, JM, AB, RA, Al, and Mr. Allen ' s Jokes. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: School lunches and bad times I had in Chelsea High. Jose M. Ramos 92 Grove St. 89 Carmen Reyes 9-22-70 276 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To go to college, get a job after I graduate, study computer programs, and get married. I ' LL TRY TO REMEMBER: My history class with Mr. Bloom and all my friends, especially Carmen, Enidsa, Aricelis, Lillian, and all the other ones. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Getting up to go to school in the winter, my freshman year, and all the bad times I had at CHS. Edson Reyes 4-25-68 114 Park St. AMBITION: To become an ar¬ chitect or mechanical engi¬ neer. ACTIVITIES: Soccer team, volleyball. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: my teachers ang my friends. Jose Reyes 3-26-69 114 Park St. AMBITION: To become a me¬ chanic or architect. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Soccer team and vol¬ leyball. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends and teachers. Sean Richards 5-28-69 142 Bellingham St. AMBITION: To become an electrician. ACTIVITIES: Foot¬ ball, baseball, partying. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My fam¬ ily, Krissy S 8-30-87, Scott Gaff, 5-15-87, Chelsea par¬ ties, U2 Concerts, Junior Skip Day 86, Beth F, Tracy and Stacy C, Lorrie G, Missy S, Beth A, Jennie K, Vaca Home operation, Helen and Jimmy Jaynes, Victor R, Lisa R, Scott C, BTK, OZ and T, EP, Wilten fries, Steve W, Bubba, $10 trip to Boston, N.H. trips 86, Radios , the Bone Zone 83, Front Row, BD, SS, BH, DB, MS, ET, Sean B, the docks, the piers, it ' s snowing out. New Year ' s, Carter Park, T . I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: 9-21-87. Richie Rios (Pucho) 11-4-68 67 Central Ave. AMBITION: To be a successful police officer and have a successful marriage. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: My last year of high school and my girlfriend Maritza Rodriquez that made it possible for me, M Libran, D Ruiz, N Pagan, S Motta, M Ball, J Neris, A Rodri¬ guez, L Rodriguez A Ace¬ vedo, Gilly, A Santiago, E Santiago, L Tejada, D Guz¬ man, A Ariera, S Luis, J Jime¬ nez. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: My six years in high school. Michelle Roberts (Maz) 2-11- 70 32 Annese Rd. AMBITION: To visit and possi¬ bly live in London, meet the guy of my dreams, and to live a long, happy life. AC¬ TIVITIES: I love to write, draw, dance, and collect records. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The Class of 88, sixth grade, and all my friends and teachers. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The rude boys, square dancing, phony people, and my insecurities. Class of 1988 90 Maritza Rodriguez (Mary) 12- 17-70 174 Chestnut St. 2 AMBITION: To become o suc- cesstul secretary. ACTIVITIES: Softball, co-captain of vol¬ leyball team, homeroom representative, 3, 4. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: My lovely boyfriend Richard Rios, my mother that brought me this far, my brothers Andy and Abraham, my sister Jackie, D. Ruiz, N. Ruiz, M Libran, J Neris, AM Crespo, H Long, M Bol¬ den, D Oliver, S Welch, M Cruz, N Cruz, N Taylor, L Cruz, L B Cruz. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bad times in school. Luis Horaldo Romero (Ardillo) 8-15-69 276 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To become a pi¬ lot. ACTIVITIES: Soccer. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The soc¬ cer game and the girls I used to know. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET. The bad times. Maryanne Rosado 2-15-70 168 Chestnut St. AMBITION: To achieve all my goals. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: The good times at Chel¬ sea Fligh, The summer of 87, The Puerto Rican Festival, The great times spent with the girls in Boston and meet¬ ing new people, Danny, Pe¬ dro, Santos, Craig, Billy and G., the good times spent in JP on with Vivi, Debbie, Mila- gros, Maggie, Minnie, Maritza in the green machine, Libby, Lillian, Emma, Silvia, and es¬ pecially Joe Rodriguez. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Freshman year, geometry, square dancing and school. Lisa Rossetti 3-9-70 47 Bloomingdale St. AMBITION: To become rich and live a healthy life with family and friends. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Volleyball and clean house. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Ray Defranzo 12-5-83 to 9-29-87, mom and dad, RT, HS, KS, GN, JNR, DA, FS, JC, KD, SF, SB, CC. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: All those times Ray and I broke up and bad times we had, Dianna Ruiz (Shorty D ) 7-7- 70 48 Fourth St. AMBITION: To get a degree in human services, travel around the world, live a hap¬ py life. ACTIVITIES: JV cheer¬ ing 2, and cross country. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: mom, I Tony, Marisol, Liz, Minelba, ! Naomi, Norma, Juny V., Mar- ; itza, Aida, Sarny, Lily, Milly, Bebs, Terry, Tito, Golita, Flay- dee, Jose Guillama, David, , Max, Jr and Sr years. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: living in foster homes, lind. center, and W. i Hosp. (4-10-87 thru 5-1-87), ' LM, HS, life detention, sus¬ pensions, and fights with An¬ gel Suarez. Norma Iris Ruiz (Ruzi) 4-20-70 152 Maverick St. AMBITION: To become a suc¬ cessful accountant, make my parents proud of me and convince Reinaldo that it wasn ' t me. ACTIVITIES: Vol¬ leyball 1, Class Rep 1, Treas 2, 3, Stu Coun 1, 2, 3, NHS 3, Drama Club 3, Yearbook 4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: MamI, Papi, Blanqui, Papo, Micky, Edwin, Josie, Joey, Mr. B, Mrs. M, Lisa, Joanie, James, Richie, Stevie, Tony, Dianna, ML, MR, Minnie, LL, CS, Ra¬ mon, Tito, Oscar, John, Ru¬ ben, J-Ski, Orlando, Reinaldo. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Bad times with mom. Nelson Ortiz, Al Russell, Lies told to Rein¬ aldo and 4-3-87. 91 Miguel Sanchez (Mannix) 8- 29-70 154 Pearl St, AMBITION: To become a world-renown artist and a painting professor at a col¬ lege or university. ACTIVITIES: Girls, all sports, martial arts and more girls. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: All the beautiful friends and teachers who really helped me out (you know who you are), Ms. B, Ms. R, Mr. B, JM, AS. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Mid-terms, finals. Andrew Paul Sandelin 11-30- 69 96 Sagamore Ave. AMBITION: To become a psy¬ cho-analyst. ACTIVITIES: Soc¬ cer, Track. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Sana, GP, JF, Mrs, Boveri ' s class, Mr. Swartz ' s max-ed, Mrs. Blotner. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Being kicked in the nose during soccer. Angel Santiago (Speedy) 12-18-69 70 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To be the best man. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3, 4, baseball 2, 3, 4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Odette P, Gady, Gilda, RW, JH, AH, AD, FV, RV, LC, TM, SM. Norma Iris Santiago (Killer or Hulk) 12-25-70 70 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To have a nice life and two kids. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, basketball, and softball. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: My mother, my team¬ mates from volleyball, bas¬ ketball, softball, and the co-captain of the volleyball team Mr. Captain, AN, JA, JO, JQ, JR, AS, DS, 1C, BO, the coaches Miss Corwin and Terri, the basketball team, the coach Paul Eaves. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The day I twisted my ankle while I was practicing volleyball. Hellen Schroeffel 6-22-70 47 Bloomingdal e St. AMBITION: To live a happy and healthy life. ACTIVITIES: Going to parties and the movies. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Jimmy Rossetti, mom, Bobby, dad, LR, RT, KS, SR, JM, MR, ER, FH, LB, DF, George, Maryann, Wendy, Sparta Spa, Summer of ' 87, climbing mountains, and par¬ tying with friends, also falling in mud. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Fighting with family and friends, waking up for school, dumping ashtrays in the mid¬ dle of the kitchen floor, fake people, liars, and fighting with my boyfriend every min¬ ute of the day 11 Class of 1988 Yona A. Skiddell 3-23-70 260 Spruce St. AMBITION: To see the world through open eyes. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Softball, baseball. Stu¬ dent gov ' t, yearbook staff. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Syl¬ via, Emma, Dawn, Anna, Mi¬ chelle, Tim, Corey, Max, Ja¬ net, Andy and Anh, Cherri, Kathy M, Gina, Gigi, The Dil- key ' s, Lisa S, Maria D, Antho¬ ny F, Nells, LRB, Ms. Gould, Margaret, Rose T, NS, NR, KS, KN, DM, BO, The Wipe Out, The Wack, George ' s Island, Senior Picnic, The Class of 1988, great times with great friends, and my sister ' s par¬ ties. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: New Year 84, JP 87, lies, not win¬ ning, whoever stole my jew¬ elry, and my sister ' s parties. 92 Alejandro Nazario Smith (Alex) 5-2-70 74 Essex St. AMBITION: To become the best Disc Jockey on Radio. ACTIVITIES: Collecting all the latest records going out with my best friend. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Carmen, Chris Serino, Louis Martell, MG, RM, The Twins Stacy and Tracy Constantino, AT, Vivi, MA, RT, AT, VF, VV, and Everyone else in the class of 88. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The boring study hails, history, Phys. Ed., and all the bad dreams I had about my Buddy. Bo Sok 6-1-70 136 Maverick St. AMBITION: To become a po¬ liceman. ACTIVITIES: Power- mechanic. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: My teachers and friends. Caniz Sosa (Sioni) 6-5-69 92 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To live a healthy and happy life. ACTIVITIES: Dancing, hanging out with my friends I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: Julio Quiles 6-1-87, My mom, my cousin, Martha S, Nancy S, Prom 87, Going to Fla with JQ, Mar, Apr 87 with Peter Toro, The Pag¬ eant, Biby, JV, Becky, Jenny, Cha-Cha, Alicia V, Tati, Linda Vega, ex-best friend, RD, JN, PC, DT, MT, Pito, NT, Machi, FV, Miss Gagnon, Ceci, and the rest of my friends. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Bad times, Back- stabbers, lies and the year 83 and arguments with LV. Katherine Spagnuolo (Kitty) 6-23-70 124 Cottage St. AMBITION: To live a happy, wealthy life. ACTIVITIES: hanging around with my friends, talking on the phone, listening to music, dancing, going out to eat, going to the movies. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: The laughter and the good times shared with my triends and the teachers. I ' LL TRY FORGET: Detention, tardy slips, and square dancing. Kristina Sudanowicz (Krissy) 9-27-70 51 Bloomingdale St. AMBITION: To be on a cover of a respected magazine ACTIVITiES: Softball. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: My par¬ ents, the good times at CHS, BA, SC, TC, PM, NP, LR, HS, Crumbone, PW, Summer of 87, 83, Carter Park, LW, LH, KA, Mrs. Quinn TC and BA to snap their gum, 9-27-87, Dick ' s This is Food? Pizza 81-83, Wheels Plus, softball on Sundays, Girls VS, Guid¬ ance Dept., YS, AT, RT, NS, BH, DB. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Rumors, Fake friends. Squar¬ edancing in a terrible square!. Losing. Jose Tellado 5-21-69 115 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To become rich. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The good times I had in school with my friends. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bad times I had in CHS. 93 Angeline Torres (Angie) 10- 12-70 92 Clark Ave. AMBITION: To become a suc¬ cessful entertainer, ACTIVI¬ TIES: Making trouble. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Anna, Nancy, Joyce, Susan, Mi¬ chelle, Stacy and Rigo ' s car, Krissy, Mrs, Soper ' s class, my father ' s car, Mr. Mahon, hangman, Linda, Yona, Derek, Chris, Dave, Cocha, BS, KF, JJ, DL, KM, BM, Dani, the good times at my house, Kevin Buckley, David M, Peg¬ gy, JK, BF, Chris D, Louie, Vivi, Maurice, Oldsmobile, Kim, yatxa no no. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Spanish class, fake friends, sophmore year, sum¬ mer of 86. Yarno Torres 5-10- 51 Grove St. AMBITION: Computer pro¬ grammer. ACTIVITIES: Soc¬ cer. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: The teachers, the students. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Soccer practice. Rosemarie Trainito (Rose) 1- 22-70 197 Chester Ave. AMBITiON: To be successful in life. ACTIVITIES: Flagsquad. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: FS, NP, DM, RP, JK, CL, AC, DR, GC, PR, RB, The van. The wall. The corner. The park, July 4th, the cat walk at Demou- las, RV, LZ, DB, BR, AF, HS, KS, TB, SC, TC, MM, RM, JM, AT, JH, MO, CM, JD, GS, JB, Rl, VV, BA, YS, LW, DT, KB, LT, DW, CE. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: JS, FS, quitting school in the 11th grade, getting locked in Demoulas with Richie, fight¬ ing with my parents, break¬ ing up with Dave, getting up at 6:30 a.m. to go to school, junior prom with Phil. Tran Muoi Thi (Muoi) 12-15-67 99 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: I ' m not decided yet, maybe a training job, accounting. ACTIVITIES: Travel, volleyball, and swim¬ ming. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Mom, dad, Vietnam, and all the teachers and friends in high school. Anna M. Triolo 11-8-70 93 Beacon St. AMBITION: To be successful and happy in life! ACTIVITIES: Rep. 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4, Stu¬ dent council 3, 4, Yearbook staff. Prom Comm. 3, 4. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ma, dad, my sis Ant, John, Roy, Nona, Stella, L T, S W, Sear- chin ' 87, Dawn, Sylvia, Yona, beach, lost with L B, Liz, Erika, 8th grade, P T, J R, L V, E P, Cape Cod, Mrs. Soper, Mr. Moran, Mr. Feinburg, Ms. Raimo, Alf, Mr. Mahoney, Guidance Office, A T, B B, E C, A T, S P, Liz ' s twin, senior year! I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Problems with relatives, wait¬ ing for the bus, AAO. Isidro Valentin (Junior) 9-21- 69 149 Flawthorne St. AMBITiON: To live a happy and long life. To be rich have a nice family, own a house, and have a nice car. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Cap¬ tain) I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Flex, Angel, Eddie, Jerry, Luis, Sam, J M, J F, Andy, S M, L F, M R, Diana, M L, my family, N R, BR, JN, IN, NT, RW, AH, M M, D A, J T, Cielo, L L, Ms. Raimo, L T, V F, S S I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Walking the bridge with Jerry, The Punk, Jenny ' s Sweet 15 , Detention. Class of 1988 94 Vidol Valentin (Vidy) 12- ' !-68 909 Broadway AMBITON: Get rich and live well. ACTIVITIES: Soccer I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Girls, Good teachers (like Mrs. Goodman, Mr. Cheffi, Mr. Perry, Ms. Breen) and my friends, teammates, and es¬ pecially Marta. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: bad times at CHS. Dorothy F. Vargas (Dottie) 9- 6 - 21 Bloomingdale St. AMBITION: To be a gynecolo¬ gist and live in Spain. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Student Council 3, Dra¬ ma Club 3. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Maureen, DA, JG, DP, GP, GF, AT, And trip to Hyannis, Ms. G, AP, Ger B. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Not you again, Ella, 84-85, Not under¬ standing trig. Bouncing oft gym walls. Swing your Part¬ ner 1, 2, 3, 4, and April 87. Luis A. Vargas (Freddy) 10- 10-69 235 Chestnut St. AMBITION: to become a me¬ chanic and to be successful in my life. ACTIVITIES: Foot¬ ball, soccer, indoor track, and band. I ' LL ALWAYS RE¬ MEMBER: All the good times I had at CHS, my girlfriend En- idsa. All my friends, JN, FA, CP, CR, JT, VV, RG, LV, AA, WF, AL, AT, LL, DA, NR, NM, MM, JV, Teachers and class of 88 I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: All the bad times at CHS, foot¬ ball practice, and the day I forgot to put water in the printing machine. Lillian Velazquez (Lily) 12-15- 69 8 Chester Ave. AMBITION: To be a secretari¬ al word processor. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Peer Leader 2, 3,4, Hon¬ or Society 3, SADD 2, 3. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Tancho, my parents, my brothers, abuela, MV, IH, EP, CP, LV, 6- 28-86, MC, VV, 7-2-86, Jo Sue, Mr. B, MR, NF, Sweet 15 2-14-87, Sum 86, 8th grade, June, TR, Measles, Brown Eyes 1988, God, Garfield, Fun times at CHS. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Sq dancing, my love to TR, False illusions, ge¬ ometry, hypocritical people, tests, finals. LR Aug-Sept 87 Jonathan Vitiello (John) 5- 29-69 45 Kimball Rd. - AMBITION: To become as rich as humanly possible. ACTIVI¬ TIES: Fixing my car which al¬ ways breaks down. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: My good times with friends at CHS. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: The home¬ work and all those hours in detention I ' ve had. Viet Von Moi 6-15-70 67 Marlboro St. 3 ACTIVITIES: Tennis, Volleyball. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My friends in CHS. 95 Lynne Walker (Chipmunk) 8- 9-70 43 Maverick St. AMBITION: To become a real estate broker or salesperson ACTIVITIES: Roaming the hall, getting into trouble, and ses¬ sions. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: LH, JM, CG, Tracy Citron, KA, DA, TC, SC, CD, KS, AT, The Death Ride, Harrison, Heard and Carter Crew, Gossip, Soper ' s class, Goldstein ' s, The Burning Bush, OF, Happi¬ ness, ACDC concert with KA, The Rose, Jojo ' s party. Cruis¬ ing in TC ' s mobile. Junior Prom, Motley Crue, Limo Rides, 7-25-83, The class of 87 and 88 I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: The lies, lost brain cells. Kelly Wall (Kell) 12-7-70 48 Washburn St. AMBITION: To own a pink Jaguar and make lots of money. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEM¬ BER: Brian P. 7-15-87, Jenn and Mike 3-25-87, EF, SB, RB, SW, JG, MA, WL, KG, TC, KG, PR, JN, JB, Crue and Whites- nake Concert!, The Straws R 4 the girls, LyLaa, The mesh shirts. Good times with Brian, Good times at NE, Laughing F period with GC, I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: My father leaving. Square Dancing, KM, stupid things I did 11 Susan Wall (Sue) 10-11-69 37 Crest Ave. AMBITION: To be a cop. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: KW, JG, KS, LK, BT, SA, JK, MW, BK, AG, BS, KF, DL, MN, NS, DN, JC, JL, AP, Susan Winecour, Mom and Dad. Donald White (Donny) 1-10- 70 28 Shurtleff St. AMBITION: To become very, very rich and greedy, and a professional motorcycle rac¬ er. ACTIVITIES: Riding my mo¬ torcycle, hanging out. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: Ma, Dad, Gram, Gina, Julio, Nel¬ son, Perez, chilling in the Square, Fla 85, New York 84, 85, 86 wtih Julio and Nelson, Cha-Cha, the fellas on Con¬ gress, Pucha, PT, CD, EZ, Lou, OS, and the rest of the crew, IN, JN, SM, JV, Gilly. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: School, bad times at home, and dumb girls. Susan Winecour (Sly) 10-20- 70 49 Fremont Ave. AMBITION: To live a long and happy life. ACTIVITIES: Just living and breathing. I ' LL AL¬ WAYS REMEMBER: Sly-cat, Bil¬ ly G, 47868, Anna, Angie, Joyce, Nancy, Kim and Typ¬ ing 2, Everett boys, Alpine Park, Frankie, McD ' s and all the good times, Jeffro, Terri, Karen, Kelly and Herman- etta, Billy H, Big Jim, Stuffy, April, Chucky, Lyn, Chris M, The Camp gang, Ma, Dad, Den-Den. I ' LL TRY TO FOR¬ GET: Greg C, oversleeping, funerals, rainy Mondays, and, or course, fake friends. Sophy Young 5-18-67 292 Spruce St. AMBITION: Working in an of¬ fice. ACTIVITIES: Hockey. I ' LL ALWAYS REMEMBER: My teachers and my friends. I ' LL TRY TO FORGET: Some things that I did not do so very well in the past. Class of 1988 96 YOU OUGHT TO BG IN PICTURED 98 Monica Diaz i 4 - 1 I r J riSC v J y||Lv-‘ 1 [ T ] 1 « J [ Michella I DgSimo™ Michelle Oo ette ‘Donna Dunn Valerie Fields 7 nh Nguyi 7 lisett© Lop©z ' ■ McCarthy Jenni© Klosiewicz Lana Marino - Max ' M wvysii,McCarthy Kristina Sudanowii Norma Ruiz Norma Santiago Yona S dell Richard Rios “ ngie Torres ij w. iSir m|| 102 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING Jimmy Marra CUTEST Timothy Burge Kristina Sudanowicz 104 BEST DRESSED BEST PERSONALITY 105 MOST ATHLETIC MOST TALENTED 106 CLASS COMEDIAN MOST RESPECTED MOST INTELLECTUAL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 108 Homeroom 115 1st row I to r-Suson Miller, Candida Conclaves, Carmen Ortiz, Rosa Camas, Kathy Spagnuolo, Caniz Sosa, Kelly Menz, Aricely Cortes 2nd row I to r-Sean Richards, James Marra, Gerard Furtado, Dominic Bitto, James Bochetti 3rd row I to r-Ruben Carrero, Joseph Love, Luis Romero, Roland McMullen, Peter Lachiana, Federick Balk 1st row I to r-Florimar Acevedo, Than Bui, Phuoc Chau, Irene Carreno, Nelly Calvo, Jonathan Vitiello, Timothy Cotto, Timothy Burge 2nd row I to r-Jeffrey Banks, Ann Crespo, Karen Bernstein, Dawn Arsenault, Donna Dunn, Michelle Doucette, Melinda Ball, Charles Drinkwater, Anthony Fabrizio 3rd row I to r-Bart Baker, Wendy Connors, Michelle Disimone, Eddie Bones, ' Abraham Acevedo, Tracy Citron, Karen Ander¬ son, 4th row I to r-Aut Nouen, Wilson Andrade, Linda Beaulieu, Tracy Constantino, Chris Baker, Zakeya Ali, David Arrieta, Denise Arias, Coung Bui. Homeroom 117 109 Homeroom 122 1st row I to r-Lisette Lopez, Janet Hurton, Linda Landry, Lana Marino, Margot Mammalis, Ana Gomez, Mayra Leal, 2nd row I to r-Corey Epstein, Ivellisse Gonzales, Aricelis Lasanta, Carol Gonzales, Kathy Griffin, Micky Justiniano, Valerie Fields, Jennifer Gallant, 3rd row I to r-David Mulviera, Frank Maihak, Robert Ippolito, Walter Kendzerski, Thomas Higgins, Anthony Fabrizio, Ronald Hammett, Hean Hoeun, Jose Figueroa, 5th row I to r-Tu Hoac, Sidim Dy, Heng Hoeun. Homeroom 123 1st row I to r-Kim Newman, Sylvia Pontoriero, Gina Martorana, Sabrina Pahim, Dawn McCarthy, Sylvia Motta, Carlyn Mesadieu, Anh Nguyen, Maitrang Nguyen, 2nd row I to r- Michelle Roberts, Noel Plasecki, Michelle Mitchell, Peggy Moore, Max Martell, Jose Bones, Kork Meas, 3rd row I to r-Carmen Pantoja, Jamie Nunez, Robert Pigeon, Lisa Rosetti, Enidsa Perez, Libardo Perez, 4th row I to r-Pablo Ortiz, Keoth Peng, Edson Reyes, Mr. Renzi, 5th row I to r- Bismark Perez, Billy Neves no Homeroom 124 1st row I to r-Tron Moui, Chonthoch Oung, Norma Ruiz, Susan Wall, Susan Winecour, Kelly Wall, Jonathan Vitiello, Miguel Sanchez, 2nci row I to r-Andy Sandelin, Monica Diaz, Sophy Young, Dorothy Vargas, Lillian Velasquez, Rosemarie Trainito, Kris Sudanowicz, Lynne Walker, 3rd row I to r-Libby Leung, Viet Von, Jose Tellado, Luis Vargas, Anna Triolo, Yona Skiddell, 4th row I to r-Soem Sorm, Yarno Torres, Arnaldo Zelaya, Vidal Valentin. 0 tLSC | 1 i] L | J 8 CLASS WILL To Marlene Parra-1 leave my ability to talk straight forward” to people- Margo M. To Miss Sacco I ieave a quiet and discipiined class, also, to a football player I leave my spirit to never give up no matter what happens- Leon Keefe To My Cousin April I leave a life filled with joy and love- Angi T. To Elizabeth L. I leave you my place to become a senior and all the luck in the world- Margo M. To Mrs. Raimo I leave my hard work, dependability, and a banana- Lisette L. To Joyce I leave my sense of humor and hair spray- Angi T, To Edwardo Hernandez I leave growing pills and a better sense of humor- Dorathy Vargas To all my teachers I leave my thanks for everything you have taught me- M. Mamalis To Joyce I leave the keys to my apt. for Friday nights- Angi T. To Mrs. Tiro I leave my dipping skills- E.C. To Ms. Boveri I leave Vivian to make her move.- D.F.V. Anh leaves her long hair to Amy Sandelin To John I leave my car so he ' ll never have to walk again!- Anna T. To Ms. Gagnon I leave some SOMA”- D.F.V. To Jimmy Marra I leave my secret love- R.T. To Mr. Feinberg I leave my good mornings” and the world ' s biggest caizone- Anna T. To J.V. I leave some of my intelligence- L.V. To Marlene Parra I leave the Chicito- Dottie To Arlene I leave my crazy personality- Duy” Coung To Adriana I leave a straight jacket- Dottie To Abner I leave lots of extra hours in detention- SAM” To Marla Medina I leave 20 packs of sugarless gum - A.G.H. Peter L. gives his 4 years of C.H.S. back to the school I leave Maria Carreno the ability to do homework without finding time- Julie N. Yona leaves the thought for the day” to Jorge Pazos To Angie Concepcion I leave a lifetime supply of gel- Emma C. I leave my cup to John Montes- Max M. Junior Valentin leaves his car to Miguel Medina Jose Miranda lease shoe polish to Miguel Medina Anh will leave her 7 volleyball shirt to the nerds Michelle Doucette leaves the lunch she won from Mr. Garnick to Mr. Goodman Jennifer Gallant leaves her dinosaur eggs to Jay Figueroa To Ms. Boveri we leave a very long vacation Dawn M. leaves her purple outfits to Ms. Blotner Sylvia Leaves her butter and bagels to Denise and Amy Sandelin forever CLASS WILL Lana leaves her pom poms to the next cheering captain Libby leaves her adding machine to Alice Corey leaves Jorge P, his coordination . Carlene leaves her joke books to Mr. Allen Corey E. leaves Mrs. Blotner and Mr. Allen decisiveness Jay leaves his book of theories to Mr. Goodman for next year I leave my thought to Mr. Goodman ' have a good one ' - Jay Gibbons Dawn McCarthy leaves her long legs to Steven Kwong To Linda DiVasta I leave her permission to use her Italian, Telephone Mouth in school- Irene To Jessica and Jesenia - They are released from getting up in the morning to go to school- Nelly Calvo To Tina Brito I leave all nutritious meals at lunch- Nelly Calvo Corey leaves his want to be attitude to Miguel Sanabria To the Nurse and Ms. Raimo I leave my warm heart and thoughs with love- Nelly To Ms Gould I ledve my dusty old molecule on your cabinet for your future biology students- Lana M. To Ms. Boveri I leave my smile- Max M. To Alice H., Annie P., and Erma P., I leave you all my shorthand interest for second year, the teacher goes with the package, too.- Nelly C. To Diana I leave all my money for the times you didn ' t have any- Norma To any two friends I leave all the great times I had with my best friend in the halls of C.H.S.- Kim Newman To Caniz I leave my white lipstick so Martha can take it!- Norma To Heather Laliberte I leave my hair- Janet Kathy leaves her matching bracelets, beads, and matching pocketbooks To Maritza L. I leave all the bagels and butter I can afford- Norma To Rachel M. I leave my extra credits- Kathy To Mr. Feinberg I leave you my other half - Julie N. To the Nurse I leave all of my wonderful excuses for my prolonged cold- Irene Monica D. and Julie N. leave the special friendship they found at C.H.S. to anyone who deserves it- The Package To Mrs. Raimo I leave you the Carreno Duo since it will no longer be the Careno trio - Irene Carreno Lynn Walker leaves consideration to Ms. Raimo Graduating Members of the Girls Basketball team leave the remaining members wishes of good luck and the spirit to never give up, because with hard work good things will happen. So, just remember to keep your heads held high because you have alot to be proud of. “ PARENT MESSAGES Monica: Contigo estamos siempre; compartimos coda momento de tu vida, Te de seamos un futuro feliz. Te queremos, tus padres. Be happy, Michelle. May all your dreams come true for you. Love Mom and Dad. Julie, we are proud of you. The best is yet to come. Luv, Mom, brothers, and sis. Lots of love, Lana. Ma, Dad, Steph, grandmas Helen and Mary and Uncle Richard. Corey, we are thankful to God for blessing you upon us. We are proud. Love and kisses. Mom and Dad. Chris, i love you very much. You have made me very proud. Good luck with hockey. Mom Jennifer, good luck. We love you. Please clean your room. God bless. Luv, Ma and Dad. Mayra, nunca olvides que Dios es quien te ha ayudado, con mucho carino, Marylou and Jorge. Ruben, agradesemos tu sacrificio de este ano. Te queremos mucho, Mami y Papi. Miguel, you did it! We love you so much, and we wish you the best. J. Carlos, N ancy, Pa and Ma. We love you Al and we want the best for you next year. Mom and Dad. We love you Dawn. Good luck in the future. Never forget Muff Muff. Love ya, Ma and Sal. We now have all eight children graduates of Chelsea High. Kris, you have made us very proud. Love ya, Ma and Dad. Karen, we are proud of you and love you very much. Good luck at Catherine Gibbs and with Steven. Love, Mom and Bob. Silvia, we love you and always wish the best for you. Love, Mom and Dad. Jimmy M., please turn that stereo down and clean your room; I can ' t find your bed. Love, Ma. Enidsa, estoy bien orgullosa de fi y te deseo lo mejor en el futuro. Tu Mama que tu quiere, Myrthea. Kelly, we are so proud of you, Love, Mom, Robin, and Dad, Memories, I love my Janet, Break the neck hugs. Congratulations, love Mom and Dad, We love you Dave and wish you the best in the future, you do have one you know, Margo, be sincere and you wjll continue to be special. We all love you. Susan, we love you always. Love Mommy and Den-Den. Is your homework done? Lisette, congratulations, love you always. Luck in the future. Mami, Papi, Liz. You did it. Sue, and did it well at long last! We are so proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad. Jose, don ' t forget how much we love you. We are proud of you. Mami, Papi, and brothers. Tracey, congratulations, We ' re all very proud of you, we knew you could do it. Love, Ma and Dad. 116 PARENT MESSAGES Freddy, lo has hecho, mucho exito en tus estudios, te quieven: tus padres y familial We thought you could never make it, Libby, but you did. We love you with oil our heart. Love, your family. Sabrina, I ' ve watched you grow into a beautiful, sensitive, young lady who has brought me much joy and has filled my heart with great pride. Congratulations, you deserve the best. I have the upmost confidence in you and a world of love to last a lifetime. I love you, Sabrina, and will always be here for you, not only as your moth¬ er but as your best friend. God bless you. Lov6, Mom. Melinda, save your change, Irocs are expensive! I am so very proud of you. Luv, Mom, Joe and Betty. Bobby, good iuck. We love you. Mom and Dad and niece, Karrisa. Azucena Garcia, Dios sea con tigo en todos los caminos y cosas que tu emprendas. Con amor, De tus padres. Yona, our little dove, our pride knows no bounds. We love you much. Mom and Dad. Querido hijo, Libardo, lo mejor de nuestro deseo porque siga un estudio mejor y que Dios le bendiga siempre. De, sus padres con carino. Tu eres numero 1 que tu deseo de ser una business woman sean realidad. Tus padres, Angelo y Zoraida. Te queremos, Luis por lo bien que as echo en la escuela que Dios te bendiga. Tus padres, Luis y Ana. Sylvia Motta, you did it! We ' re proud of you. Love and good luck Mom and brothers . . . Jonathan, the best of luck next year. Love Mama. Sammy, I wish you a wonderful and a bright future. God bless you. Love you. Mom. Ivellisse, nos sentimos orgullosos de ti! Tus padres que te quieren mucho. Congratulations to my son Jeffrey and his girlfriend, Ann Marie. Best of luck in your future together. Love Mom, Dad, and Jonathan. Congratulations Ann and Jeff. You made it! Best of luck in the future and may ali your dreams come true. Love always. Auntie Anna. Congratulations to Auntie Ann and Jeff, we have a lot of aunts, but you ' re our favorite!! Love your special nieces and nephews, Lisa, Caroline, Luis Jr., and Anthony Lopez. We wish you the best Ann and Jeff. Love Luis and Caroline Lopez. You finally made it Jeff and Ann! Love your sister, Maryann and Roberto Mendez. Congratulations! To a very specie! daughter Ann Marie and her guy to be, Jeff. Love Mom and Dad. Congratulations Auntie Ann Marie and Jeff, who are the best from all the rest! Love your only twin nieces, Lucia and Lucinda Mendez. Congratuiations Auntie Ann Marie and Jeff who is my uncie to be. You are the best, just like me! Love your handsome nephew, Littie Tony Mendez. Norma, tu mama y tu papa te deseamos lo mejor para el future espero que seas bien feiiz por que te lo mereses ya que eres buena hija. Antonia y Euclides Ruiz. STUDENTS MESSAGES Congratulations from Paul, Linda, Philip, Althea, and Checkers Bon Chance, SeniorsI Ms. McCarthy Best wishes to ttie class of ' 88. Ms. Holmes 88—You are the reason I love to teach at CHS. Mrs. Blotner Best of luck to the graduating classi Mr. and Mrs. Goodman Good luck DawnI We know you ' ll do well no matter what you decide to do with your life. Love, Mr. P. and Mrs. G. Congratulations to the class of ' 88. Sherrill Boveri Slante FXM Class of ' 88—Congratulations and good luck always! Mr. and Mrs. Slater Congratulations class of ' 881 Good luck from Mrs. Harmacinski. Dawn Arsenault, Thank you tor all the joy and good times you gave us in Rm. 209. We love you. Room 209 Oinglap, You are my best friend in Chelsea High School. Chris, I love you forever. Suzie Q. To my parents, thanks for supporting mel Irene Jimmy M., remember you always. MC Bart, I ' ll always love youl Gina Congratulations to everyone from Xiomara Aponte. To Lili V., good luck with TR. Carmen P. and Enidsa P. Willy, I love you—Congratulations! Love, Martha Kim, I wish you the best of luck in the futurel Queenie Congratulations, Kim and Irenel I hope you make it in college. Jorge David, ' 87- ' 88 were special years for me Love you, Jennie Richie Rios, remember I will always love you. Love Maritza Rodri¬ guez, your fiance Michelle, Congratulations, good luck in the future. Always re¬ member what I wrote in the seventh grade. Your friend, Karen Denise, Congratulations, we finally made iti Your friend, Libby To Bill, Hope the best for you in the future Loving you always and forever, Sandra Su, Halloween in Topsfield, SAW Anna, friends are forever, Susan W. Jessica Araya, the sister I never had and is always there when I need someone to talk to, N.S. Suzette, I ' ll always remember you. Love Chris. Suzette, love ya. Chris Jen and Mike Doinkie, Doinkie, thanks Ma. I love Brian, 7-15-87. J-Ski, we are finally out of here, it ' s time for us to kick, praise the lordlll Mannix Emma, ready for four more? I MomI I love youll SM Dawn, Anna, are we searching?! David Arrieta, I wish you the best of luck in the future. I ' ll miss you at CHS. Love your girlfriend, Vilmaries Rodriguez. Congratulations! 11 Grab the world by the ( $%@l) and milk it tor all it ' s worth . . . To Diana Ruiz, Maritza Librin, Maryanne Rosado. Love, a friend. Annmarie, thanks for everything, good lucki Carolyn Anthony, never stop being as friendly as you are. CA Mannix, good luck in everything! Love you always, CA. Ann Marie, you are the girl who made my life complete. You are everything I can ask for and more. Forget me not. Love always and forever your boyfriend, Jeff, Ma, thank you tor everything! Love you always, Michelle M. Thanks to all the people who helped me through the years, Michelle M., Class of ' 88, we made itI Rich, I will always remember us and luv youl Michelle M. To my one and a million guy, Jeff Banks. I hope that our life together in the future will be as great as the treasured moments we shared In high school together. Love your special love, Ann Marie Crespo Mike, I love you 3-25-87, I ' ll never forget youl Kelly Wall, good luck with Brian, Luv Jennifer. Ma and Dad, thanks, I love you, Jennifer Jose F.—Dinosaur Eggs—love, Jennifer G Biscuit—I love you—Muffin. 118 STUDENT MESSAGES Wanda—Morgies—Lola. Tim—after a whole year—Lana. Tim, love yal Lana To JM, I love you forever and a dayllll Peggy Ma and Dad. Thank you very muchlll Love, Peggy. To all my friends. It ' s party timellll Peggy To the class of ' 88, we finally did Itlll PM Alberto, congratulations. I love you, your sister. Congratulations, Josel Sincerely, your brother Carlos. Dave G.. I will always remember what could have been a match made in heaven. I love you . . . Dianna R. Lisette, thanks for being a friend and always being there when I need someone to talk to and tell my crazy stories to. Always remember this: 4 times, and frozen smiles . . . Dianna R. To Ippy, six cups of coffee before pre-algebra class. Mr. Caulfield Thanks, Marla Carreno for being the best, best friend anyone could ever dream of havingl Thanks, Queeniel I ' ll miss yal Love Kim N. Best of luck class of ' 88. Mr. Stawicki Best of luck. Ms. Glover Congratulations. Ms. Sacco Congratulations, class of ' 88. Ms. Miller Mom and Dad, you were always there when I needed you. I always love yal Michelle Doucette Susan, Congratulations, we finally made it. Your best friend, Libby. Mom and Dad, I love you. The end is here and the beginning, Emma C.l Sylvia Motta Best of luck I Mrs. Smith Happy days and a healthy long life to all. E. Romano Good luck from Magic Mushroom, BLD I love you. Mom and Dad. Thanks for everything you ' ve given me. Janet Hurton Mom, I love you. Don ' t forget the ringl Zakeya All I love you. Mom and Dad. I love you, Ann. Jeff Banks Mom and Mike, I love you. Kathy and Kristen, I hope we ' re friends forever. Kristen Hart, did I tell you be good and don ' t give up? Donna Dunn Denise Arias, I ' m still your best friend. Love Anh. Good luck to the Sandelin sisters. Love Anh. Andy, 1231 Thanks, Ms. Corwin. Love Anh. I ' ll always remember CHS. Ms. McCarthy, Ms. Boveri. Good luck to all students In CHS. Anh Lisette, I will always remember you. Love Maritza. Dianna, Minerba, Maritza, Norma, good luck in the future, take care. Love always, Maritza Libran. Good luck to the class of ' 88. Love Maritza L. Angie, I will always remember our friendship. Nancy M. Ann Marie, I will always remember you and Jeff. Nancy SW—SLY—Congratulations! Keep in touchl Nancy M. The class of ' 88—congratulations!I Nancy M. Cold fall nights on the beach with Rick I I love your late night suppers and talks with the Dinner Ctubll All the great times with Marial Love ya alwaysll All the fun times at Bradlees with Gina C. and Maria B. Kim Newman Mom, you ' re the greatest. Love Lisette. Zaida, Sally, Oly, JR., I ' ll never forget you. Love Liz. Anna, Dianna, Erika, Maritza, it ' s been fun knowing you. LL Felix, I love you and never forget you. Love Liz. Thanks to God for the blessed days of my life. Nelly C. RB, I ' ll always love you and remember you ' 28 ' 86. Nelly C. To all my friends congrats. 1C, MD, JN, EC, SM, ZA. NC To my best friend, Caniz, always be happy. Jenny Junior V., thanks for always being there. Jenny Jose Miranda, never change your special ways. Jenny Max Marten, may most of your wishes come true. JT How ' s the heelsl Beth Atchison OUR HAT IS OFF TO Chelsea High School CLASS OF 1988 McDonald ' s of CHELSEA 170 Revere Beach Plw y. 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The need returns, and I start to cry. As I dry the lost tear from my eye, I realize now It ' s time to soy GOOD-BYE, RUBEN, I ' LL MISS YOU. by Angie Torres Ruben Adrian Pazcel 1969-1987 Fondly remembered by William Fajardo Vidal Valentin Ernesto Mayorga Guillermo Valencia Suyapa Galeas Jesus Cruz Marla Medina Sonia Bueso Lesley Rodriguez Gloria Lopez Vivian Zelaya Lourdes Chavez Carmen Reyes Jose Reyes Edwin Reyes Mrs. Marlene Goodman Maria Garcia Chaen Hean Adriana Cabarcas Phally Oeur Myrnelis Sanchez Dinora Velasquez Celestina Galeas Janet Cora Indira J. Meza Karla Jaramillo Eva Romero Sonia Vazquez Maria Quinones Franklin P. Rodas Marcial Novoa Mr. Frank Perry Ms. Marilyn Glover Ivone Mejia Rawy Cheam Luis Betancour Ms. Rachel Wyon Eric Poas Hector Rosario Jennifer Casaletto Michelle Richards Joanne Potocki Sra. Marilyn Lipshutz Ms, Diane Holmes Mrs. Mary Bourque Magda Saenz Oscar Murcia Marc Summa Otto Fajardo Braulio Gonzalez Good Luck 364-9055 Clambake Co. 74 Loring St. Boston, Mass. 02136 Graduates RATS-MJCE DO YOU HAVE BUGS. OR OTHER BESTS??? CAEE THE BEST. CALL BARKWA ' V ' BEST PARKWAY PEST CONTROL TED BOUDREAU COMPLETE EXTERMINATING 195 WASHINGTON AVE. CHELSEA. MA. 02150 TEL. ’S 889-2702 289-3784 324-7864 (A ROACHES BED BUGS Way To Go, Seniors! J B INSURANCE AGENCY 18 Washington Ave Chelsea, MA 02150 Monday - Friday 9 AM-5 PM Best Wishes To The Class Of 1988 INDUSTRIAL WIPER SUPPLY S PAPER CO., INC. 156 Sixth S’oeEt box i95 ChElSEa ma OPiSO 125 Best Wishes E L A N C I N T t R N T I 0 N A 1„ 1, T D II. I ,;m iciicc I IciK ' licN . Jr. I )irc(t )r ol ()|n‘r;itiiins I l ( I’.n. i ' „iN ciirUcii, M KiiTi i::l’ Class Of ' 88 Good Luck 1988 Graduates a rT YOUR DAY AT CR€SC€NT Try Our frejh Hoft modc OtciMo’t COFf€€ SUB SHOP 6 Ot. 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