Everett High School - Crimson Tide / Memories Yearbook (Everett, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

w ,• — 1: I P • f t LLkli } t r EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL Everett, Massachusetts Class Of 1977 TIME KEEPS SLIPPING ON INTO THE FUTURE Togethe r we once entered the doors Of a new experience. We were younger then And like the ignorant fool We knew not what to expect. Yet we opened our eyes In the wonders of what was to come. So through those doors we walked Early, in the fall of seventy -four There was no turning back now We had made it, and would remain there For what seemed long; for three years more. In time our studies gave birth To a new concept --and that was understanding Yes, we were growing, maturing And taking life for all that it was worth. Together, our understanding and our hopes and our dreams Did find a sixth sense Which was love. . . Through the days and through the months Were times never imagined in our dreams. There were happy times, good times, bad times And yes, even interludes of sadness. Together we have shared so much To try to put into words All that has happened Only sours the sweet memories Which will never again become reality. For time keeps slipping on into the future And we can do nothing but sway with it Like trees in the wind. Our eyes are opened wide now So much has passed Our minds are clearer now The days are moving fast. It is time to reflect on those days We so long had hoped for, For now they are over and done. If only we could go back To those special times Those times that made us smile, Times that made us think. But we can ' t We must look ahead With all the wonders of a new beginning For time keeps slipping on into the future. By Audrey Letteney 11 B1: 3 Eileen A. Kelley, Billy Cocco, Jane Maltais, Elaine Gibson, Joanne Simonelli, Danny Scarpaci, MR. LEO, ADVISOR, Annmarie Scarpaci, Marion Merchant, Nicky Rossetti, Janis Maltais, Mary Bono, Keith Con- nolly, Nancy Avola. 5 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Denise Jackson, Dawn Kirkman, Stacey Kerrigan, Secretary; Joseph luliano, President; Jody Camerario, Vice-President; Joyce Ruggerio, Treasurer SECOND ROW: Patty Lyons, Diane Sacramone, Susan Cannon, Danny Harrington, Mark Malenbaum THIRD ROW: Gary Marques, Antonette Piccolo, Frederick Swed, Timothy Ringdalil, Julie Carr, Angela Tre- monte FOURTH ROW: Paul Bourque, Lauren Murphy, Elaine Connors, Mark Gill, Howard Fogel, Albert Donatio, STANDING: Liz Greene, Maria Pesella, Noreen Teehan, Linda Solari, Audrey Letteney, Harry LaCortiglia, Bob Medaglio, Mike Maffeo, Gina Ascoli. NOT PRESENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN: Rita Bizanowicz, Joanne Simonelli, and last but not least our dedicated Advisor, Mr. James T. McKinlay. 6 EVERETT HIGH SHOWS . . . CONCENTRATION 8 JOHN ADDONIZIO 14 Plumer Street Ambition: Engineer The road is always better than the Inn. Cervantes ROCCO ANDREOTTI 23 Lexington Street Ambition: To further my deucation . Do not follow where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. J. Rafferty Baseball 3,4 FRANK AIESI 79 Pearl Street I live for my dream and a pocketful of gold. Led Zep CONCETTA ANTONELLI LIL 332 Main Street Ambition: Social Worker Don ' t you mind about the past, Don ' t you try to think ahead. Save tomorrow for tomorrow, Think about today instead. L.D. CATHY ALBANO 120 Central Avenue Ambition: Special Ed. Teacher If you love something, set it free . . . if it comes back to you it ' s yours to keep ... if it doesn ' t it never was. Max- Ed Hotline 2,3,4 Peer Group 2,3,4 JOHN ANTONELLIS ANTO 156 Jefferson Avenue Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there ' s still time to change the road you ' re on. Led Zep Soccer 3, 4, Captain 4 JANET ANDREATTA 138 Central Avenue Ambition: Typist This is the sunlit time of love and life wlien every new day is a challenge and every new experience a delight. Marjorie Frances Ames JOANN APRUZZESE 105 Clarence Street Ambition: Actress-Singer You ' re going out a youngster but you ' ve got to try to come back a star. Bicentennial Fair 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Marine Biology- Oce a nograpliy; Newspaper Staff 4; M,ix-Ed Advisory Board 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4 (Pi-esident ) Junior Achieve- ment 2,3; Science Fair 2; Ca- reer Day Committee 4, Yearbook Editor- in-Chief GINA ASCOLI 209 Bow Street Ambition: Teacher Belief is a truth held in the mind, Faith is a fire in the heart. J. F. Newton F.T.A. 4, Max- Ed, Photography, National Honor Society, Italian Club, Tennis 2,3 LEONARD AVERS A LENNY 66 Englewood Avenue Ambition: Further my education Time is the subtle thief of youth . Milton GEORGE BARNES BARNABY 1 Oliver Street Some people call me the space cowboy, some call me the gangster of love. S. Miller DEBRA BARRETT DEBBY 11 Waverly Street Ambition: Poet or Secretary Looking back on olden days, the days I truly miss, I wish a spell could take me back, so I could reminisce. GOOD TIMES ! D. Barrett Softball, Yearbook Staff QBK DAVID AYLWARD 5 Cedar Terrace Ambition: Law Enforcement Life has meaning--to find its meaning is my meat and drink. Browning Bicentennial Fair 3 LORI BARRY BUBBLES 31 Pierce Avenue Ambition: Special Education Teacher There is no need for an out- pouring of words to explain oneself to a friend. Friends un- derstand each other ' s thoughts even before they are spoken. Susan Polis Schutz F.T.A. 2,3,4, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Vice President 3, Bicentennial Fair 3 E Club, Cheerleader 3,4, Softball 4 KXN 1! NANCY BARBATO NANCE 59 Reed Avenue Ambition: Medical Secretary Today I said goodbye to a few dreams, I still have enough to fill at least two lifetimes. So maybe, I won ' t miss tliem too much . GERRY BARTOLO 16 Floyd Street Ambition: To enjoy life By outward show let ' s not be cheated, an ass should like an ass be treated. J.G. QBK GAYLE BENGSTON 1 Greenhalge Avenue Ambition: Social Worker As time goes on I ' ve realized just what life means to me-- Dreams of the Future, It ' s only the beginning . Chicago QEK, Bicentennial Fair 3 KATHLEEN BENKO KATHY 24 Woodlawn Street Ambition: Painting Portraits If you love something let it free, If it returns, its yours ' If it doesn ' t it never was. STEPHEN PATRICK BERTONE 56 Cottage Street Ambition: Successful life in Air Force Hockey 2, 3 RITA MARIE BIZANOWICZ SHORTY LITTLE ONE 121 A Ferry Street Ambition: Nurse To live is to love; To love is to live . Field Hockey 2,3 National I lonor Scoiety 3, 4, Spanish Club 2,3,4 Softball JE A N MA RIE BOD NA RU K JEANNE 16 Adams Avenue Ambition: Graphic Designer The answer my friend is blow- ing in the wind , the ans ver is blowing in the wind . Bob Dylan KXN, G.P.H, ALEXANDER BOHRER AL 13 Baldwin Avenue Ambition: Misician The future may be unknown to us, but it can only be as good as we make it. Cross- Country Running Weight- Lifting MARY BONO MEA B. 34 Prospect Street Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind, smiles we gave one another that ' s the way we were . Student Advisory 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Bicentennial Fair 3 F.T. A. 3, Cheerleading 3,4 Tennis 3,4 KXN ' PAUL BOURQUE 18 Waverly Street Ambition: Successful Engineer A man can ' t go out die way lie came in . . . A man has to add up to something. Death of a Salesman School newspaper 2 Bicenten- nial Fair 3 Baseball 2,3, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 KATHLEEN BRADLEY K.ATHY 11 Lynn Street Ambition: Medical Secretary We are only as happy as we make up our minds to be. PHILLIP BRADY 15 Winthrop Road Ambition: To become rich and successful . DONNA BROGNA PINKY 38 Shute Street Ambition: Medical receptionist To be happy is not to possess much, but to hope and to love much. Bicentennial Fair, Tennis KELLY BRONSDON 285 Elm Street Ambition: Hairdresser Never give up something you believe in without a fight, especially something you love ! PAUL BURKE 46 Shute Street First I teach you, then I ' ll lose you. JAMES BURLEY JIM 11 Hancock Terrace Ambition: CP. A. Some people see things as they are and ask why, I dream of things that aren ' t and ask why not. Robert F. Kennedy PATRICL A. BUTLER PATTY 17 Devens Street Ambition: Art School To live fully, we must learn to use things and love people not love things and use people . Hot line. Peer Group 3, 4 QBK MIKE BYLSMA BILLS 25 Villa Avenue Ambition: Dictator of a small country . How does it feel to be on your own, a complete unknown, like a rolling stone . Ears by J. O ' Connor C.S.P. Basketball 2,3,4 13 JODY JOSEPHINE CAi 1ERARIO BIONIC WOMAN JOSEPH CAEZZA JOE 25 Franklin Street Ambition: Graduate College Remember the memories, re- member them well, some were good, some were bad, but all are ours, and boy am I glad ! TV 2, 3, 4 Weightlifting 2,3 Football 2,3 8 Winthrop Street Ambition: Medical Secretary Parting creates sorrow . . . but pleasant memories of my association in sports and achieve- ment in education help ease my emotions. J-J-C. National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-Pres 4 Guidance Secretary 3 Hot Line 4 Senior Class Secretary E Club Basketball 2, 3, (Captain) Softball 2, 3, Co- Captain 3 KXN DANIEL CAFAZZO 87 School Street Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or to lose. Lyndon B. Johnson Hockey 2,3,4 THERESA M. CAMPANELLA TERRY 41 Tappan Street Ambition: Medical Secretary ' In whatever you attempt to do, here ' s hoping luck will be with you. PAUL E. CALDERWOOD 43 Chatham Road Ambition: To become a fire fighter Live not in the past, but for today, and look to the future. Bi-Centennial Fair 3, Careers Fair 3, Science Fair 3, Max-Ed 3,4, TV 2,3,4 THOMAS CAMPANELLA 41 Tappan Street My interest is in tlie future-- because I ' m going to spend the rest of my life there TV 2,3,4 Indoor Track 3,4 BRIAN CALVO 61 Pierce Avenue To do sometliing which most men dream of with extreme dedication and succeed, being able to walk down the street knowing you ' re a cliamp. Rocky Mirciano SUSAN MARIE CANNON 239 Ferry Street Ambition: Journalist Success is that place in the road where preparation and opportunity meet. But too few people recognize it, because too often it comes disguised as hard work. A.E.P.C. 3,4 Editor of Yafee German Club 3 Research Club Teiuiis Team, National Honor Society 3,4 JOHN CAPELOTTI CAPPY 32 Jackson Avenue Ambition: Electrician or Auto Mechanic All successful people have a goal, know what you want to be, know where you want to go, and make sure its right for you . PAULA CAPODILUPO 169 Vine Street Ambition: Dental Assistant Love is a symbol of eternity; it wipes out all sense of time, destroying all memory of a beginning; and a fear of an end. DAVID CAPPUCCI DAVE 39 Appleton Street You only go around once in life so grab all the gusto you can get. USA CARDILLO 45 Staples Avenue Ambition: Airline Reservationist There are those special mem- ories we cherish tihrough the years . Most of them are happy ones , a few are touched by tears . QEK PATRICLA M. CARLETON PATTI 83 Abbott Avenue Ambition: Medical Secretary How I love when my thoughts run to the land of make believe where everything is fun forever. QEK JULIE CARR 342 Broadway So many memories and so few so much I ' ve done but even to do Which way I go I wish I knew . Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 QEK JOHN CARROLL 21 Chestnut Street Ambition: Karate Instructor PATRICL CARVALHO PATTI 8 Elm Street Ambition: Hair dresser The value of all things, even our own life , and time , depends on the use we make of them . KXN 15 IVIARTHA RACHEL CASEY CASEY 27 Windsor Street Ambition: Dentist As time passes on, though new experiences occur and dis- tances grow farther apart, we must carry with us the memories of home . Hotline-Peer Group 4 Yearbook Staff German Club 3 Tennis 2 KXN ROBIN ANN CAPSER 119 Francis Street Ambition: Hairdresser I liked it in the beginning, the middle the end. Thank God it ' s over I would not go through that again. F.T.A. Pep Club 2,3 Softball 2 DIANE CATALANO 16 Yarmouth Street Ambition: Hairdresser Everyone has two kinds of friends: those who are there when you need tliem and those who are there when they need you . E Club Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain QBK JANICE CATALDO 104 Clarence Street Tilings change when we get out of school, we grow up. Our friends are of die past, OUR LIFE AND LOVE IS OF THE FUTURE. MARK CATANZANO 80 Reed Avenue When this you see remember me, and bear this thought in mind, let the world say what they may, speak of me as you find. Brian Jones MATTHEW CATANZANO 80 Reed Avenue PATRICL CHANLEY TRJCL 15 Glendale Street After school there are more responsibilities than friends, but it takes a long time to get what you want. . . But it ' s never too long to wait. F.T.A. LINDA CIAMPA 51 Francis Street Ambition: Teacher of Art Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you ' ve got, for you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not . 16 JJNDA CINTOLO 120 Fuller Street Ambition: Legal Secretary When you part from you friend, you grieve not, for that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. Hotline 3,4 KXN DANA M. CIOFFI 2 Williams Street For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope . Hotline 3,4 Peer Group 3,4 DENISE CIOFH 2 Williams Street Ambition: Medical Secretary And we all know that people aren ' t made to live lonely they need to be trusted and loved by one only. Stephen Stills Hotline 3,4, Peer Group 3,4, Dramatic Club 2 Pep Club 2 RITA CIPOLLONE 10 Pierce Avenue Ambition: Accountant Well- arranged time is the surest sign of a well- arranged mind . Pep Club 2,3,4 President 4 Italian Club 2,3, JOE CIFIAME 55 Glendale Street Ambition: To go on Oh, I ' m on my way, I know I am, somewhere not so far from here, all I know is what I feel right now . Cross Country, Indoor Track Outdoor Track MARIANNE CIULLA MARE 32 Madison Avenue Ambition: Medical Secretary Old days. Good times 1 remem- ber. Fun Days, days I ' ll always treasure. In my mind and in my heart to stay. Chicago EDDIE CLARK 90 Russell Street Ambition: Join the Navy LLOYD D. C LEMONS PAT 17 Baldwin Avenue Ambition: To be a success at whatever I do. I ' ve Gotta keep moving, mov- ing Lord, moving. I ' m a long way from where I ' ve been, but I ' m gonna keep trying till I move on in. International Club, TV Camera 17 EDWARD COLELLA EDDIE 38 Pearl Street Ambition: Air Force Many thingi you have you do not miss them, until you lose them, ROBERT CONNERS BOB 20 Revere Street Ambition: Finish high school Nothing in excess and Know thyself KEITH CONNOLLY 119 Waverly Street All our lives we sweat and Save building for a shallow grave must be something else we say somehow to defend this place. EVERYTHING MUST BE THIS WAY Doors Class president 4, Hot Line 3,4, Jr. Prom Committee, Peer group 4, Student Council 2,4, Student Government Day Rep- resentative, Class- Day Usher Indoor Track 3,4 DIANE M. CONSTANTINE 73a Clark Street Ambition: legal secretary ' God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I can not change, Courage to change the tilings I can and wisdom to know tlie difference . Cheerleader 3, 4, F.T.A. 3,4, Guidance 4, Max-Ed, KXN SUSAN C. CONNOR 35 Haskell Avenue Ambition: Dental Assistant Woman knows that the better she obeys the surer she is to rule. Michelet Pep Squad 2,3,4 Drama 2,3 ANTHONY CONTI TONY 24 Myrtle Street Ambition: Mechanic You can ' t strike out until you get in the ball game . ELAINE CONNORS 100 Dartmoutli Street Ambition: Unknown I ' m alive, and that ' s all I can get up just as fast as I fall, and I can walk and run but I ' ll never crawl. Newspaper Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 NANCY M. COP? 47 Nbrris Street Ambition: To have an excellent paying job Tlie best man for a job is often a woman. Library A id, Community Boating Club of Boston, Swimming ROSEMARY COSTA 103 Broadway Ambition: Hairdresser or Legal Secretary Don ' t waste time; have fun. Life is too short. VIVIAN COTTE VIV 96 Francis Street Ambition: Legal Secretary Good friends must not always be together. It is the feeling of oneness when distant that proves a lasting friendship. Susan Polls Schultz Pep Club 2,3,4, Tennis 2 ROBERT COVINO BOB 36 Elsie Street Hotline 3,4 Peer Group 3,4 . JOHN CRAFTS 46 Road B Ambition: Professional Basket- ball player We are leaving, we are gone. Come with us to all alone . Never worry. Never moan, We will leave you all alone. Neil Young C.S.P. DONNA MARIE CROSSCUP 61 Foster Steet Ambition: Medical Assistant Progress is not merely improving the past; It is moving forward toward the future. Kahlil Gibran Yearbook Staff Science Fair 2 KXN JAMES J. CUBETUS II JIM 20 Linden Street Ambition: Air Force There comes a time; we know not when, that marks the des- tiny of men. Joseph Addison Alexander SILVIA CUDA 14 South Ferry Street Ambition: Travel Agent II cuore e una ricchezza che non si vende e non si compra, ma si regala. Max- Ed 2 Italian Club 4 TIMOTHY A . CULWELL 41 Bolster Street The secret of success in life is known only to those who have not succeeded. John Churchton Collins Soccer 2,3,4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 GEORGE CUOCO 34 Francis Street Ambition: Physical Ed Instructor Greatness, after all, in spite of ITS name appears to be not so much a certain size as a cer- tain quality in human lives. Phillips Brooks Football 3; Baseball 2,3,4. MARY D ' AVANZO CARMEN 242 Spingvale Avenue Ambition: Interpreter Non essere come una farfalla, che vola di fiore in fiore, ma sii come I ' edera che dove si attacca muore . F.T.A.; International Club DEBRA ANN CURCURO DEBBIE 78 Reed Avenue Ambition: Soloist Happiness is as big as making our dreams come true. It is as small as doing the things that we like to do. Chemistry Club 4. KEVIN DE BENEDETTO 38 Adams Avenue Ambition: Law Enforcement Inability to tell good from evil is the greatest worry of man ' s life. Cicero PHIL J. CURRANT P.C. 34 Bettinson Avenue Ambition: Truck Driver Wilderness of 77 ROBERT DE BENEDETTO BOB 18 Estes Street Ambition: Architectural Engineer Determination is the key to success . Tennis; T.V.; Weightlifting , DONALD DALTON 43 Shirley Street Ambition: Accountant G Law Generosity is giving more than you can, and pride is taking less than you need, Kahlil Gibran JANICE DEFINO 125 Estes Street Ambition: Hairdresser I find tlie greatest thing in the world is not so much where we stand as in wh it tlirection we are moving . Basketball. Hotline 4; KXN. VICKI ANN DE GREGORIO VICTORIA 166 Ferry Street Ambition: Legal Secretary If you can ' t achieve perfection than accept things as they are. Pep Club 2 DONNA MARIE DE LUCA 7 Dowse Street Ambition: Fashion Designer The grand essentials to hap- piness in this life are something to do, someone to love, and something to hope for. Pep Club 2, QBK JOSEPH ROBERT DENISH MONKA 87 Cleveland Avenue Ambition: Automotive Mechanic How do I know where I ' m go- ing, when I don ' t know where I am now . Hockey 2,3,4. BARBARA DEVANNA BARBY 29 Locust Street Ambition: Singer All through life, we ' ve been needing to win this race Unlock your allotted space outside there is this place we can be , begin, Now believe in Blind Hope . RICHARD DEVANNA RICH 2 Godwin Place Ambition: Open own business Tell me about It, football, baseball, basketball, hockey DONALD DEVEREAUX 17 Prospect Street Baseball 2,3,4. JOHN DE SIDERIO MAD MAN 15 Stevenson Avenue Ambition: Draftsman And as we go down the winding road, our shadows taller than our soul, there was a lady we all know who shines white glitter on the snow and to be a rock and not a roll. LOUIS DE VITO 35 Floyd Street First things first, When you can quit liven in the past and you stop worryin about tomorrow, then I think you just might last. Stephen Stills 21 SANDRA DEVITO 41 Forest Avenue Ambition: Secretary Memories are hard to write about when you know that ' s all you ' ve got when you ' re suddenly without someone who meant alot. SUSAN M. DiBATTISTA 94 Tileston Street Ambition: Medical or legal secretary False friends are like autumn leaves, you find them all the time. True friends are like diamonds, very rare to find. MARK DiBENEDETTO 11 Cedar Street We cannot discover New Oceans unless we have the courage to lose sight of the shore. J. Rafferty Chess Club, Glee Club, Track 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Golf 2, 3.4 ROBERT DI BIASO DIB 131 Estes Street Ambition: College People who want everything and everyone to be perfect should start with themselves. ' Football 2,3,4; Track 2 CATHERINE DiCESARE CATHY 32 Dean Street Ambition: Ivtodel It is one with the heart, one can see rightly. For without a heart you do not see at all . . Make it worth it. F.T.A. 3,4 LOUIS DiCIERO LOUIE 12 Shirley Street Ambition: Arcliitect The joy of life is living it, or so it seems to me; If I just work hard at it. I ' ll fulfill my anxieties. L.D.S. Italian Club (treasurer) J. V. Basketball STEVEN DI BIASE BARNEY 18 Spring Street Ambition: Businessman You can ' t always get what you want, so take wliat you can get. G.C.T. Lunch Committee, Football 2, Hot Line 3,4 ROSEMARIE DIDONATO RO 166 Russell Street Let us tlien be up and doing, Wid) a heart for any fate. Still acliieving still pursuing. Learn to labor and to wait . : H.W.L. 22 JOHN J . DI LEO 75 Maiden Street Ambition: U.S. ARMY Speak Out. You got to speak out against this madness. Speak your mind, that is while you still can and you still dare . Lunch Committee DEBRA DIORIO DEBBIE 44 Englewood Avenue Ambition: Some people think it ' s holding on that makes one strong. Some times it ' s letting go. QBK THERESA DI LEO TERRY 121 Union Street Ambition: Fashion Buyer No life is worth living unless it ' s built on truth and we lay our life ' s foundation in the Golden Year ' s of youth. Helen Steiner Rice KXN; Hot Line; Peer Group JOSEPHINE DiPIERRO JO 51 Sycamore Street Ambition: Secretary Hand in hand together we ' ll stand on the threshold of a dream . Moody Blues Hot Line SUSAN DI MARIA SUSAN 11 Birch Street Ambition: Dental Hygienist True friends are like diamonds, very hard to find and rare. False friends are like autumn leaves found everywhere ! Susan QBK: Cheerleading 4; Class Officer 3; FTA; 2,3,4; Max Ed Advisory Board 3,4, Prom Committee; Project P Tamid 3,4; E Club, Softball 3 SUSAN R. DiPRIZIO 7a Winter Street Ambition: Lawyer We do not remember days, we remember moments. Cesare Pavese F.T.A, Hot Line, Peer Group, Max- Ed, Sorority QEK ANGELO DIM3NO 50 Union Street Ambition; Airman Live your life as best as you can. Soccer JOHN DiRICO 32 Corey Street Ambition: Mechanic When you are hot you are hot when you are not you are not . Soccer JON DODDS DODDSIE 49 Staples Avenue Ambition: Plumber There is a saying that no man has tasted the full flavor of life until he has known poverty, love and war. O ' Henry SUZANNE P. DONNELLY JELLO 20 Newton Street Ambition: Medical Secretary Sometimes I think dreams have as much to do in the past than in the future . A . Ragucci Hot Line 2,3,4; Peer Group 2, 3,4 KXN WILLL M DOHERTY 32 Webster Street Ambition: M,D. When you come to that Big Joint in the sky, smoke it. HELEN DOOLEY 27 Newton Street Ambition: A Clown Never a dull Ivfoment. P.M. P. C.P.D. Hot Line 3,4; Peer Group 3,4; Softball 2,3,4 KXN WILLL5iM DONAHUE BILLY 139 Central Avenue Ambition: Further my education You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try some- times you ' ll find you get what you need. Mick Jagger CYNTHLA M. DOUCETTE CINDY 10 Lafayette Street Ambition: Registered Nurse In life one and one don ' t make two one and one make one, And I ' m looking for tliat free ride to me, I ' m looking for you. Tlie Who Softball 2 QEK ALBERT DONATIO AL 24 Stuart Street The past is gone It went by- like dusk to dawn Isn ' t tliat the way Everybody ' s got their dues in life to pay . Aerosmith National Honor Society 3,4 Biccntcimial Research Commit- tee 3 Computer Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Baseball 3; Football; 3,4 RICHARD DOUCETTE RICKY 24 Henry Street Ambition: Get out of school, work and travel. You only go around once in life so grab all tlie gusto you can. T. Schlitz DEBBIE DUDLEY 112 Irving Street Ambition: Nurse You who are on the road must have a goal that you can live by, so become yourself because the past is just a good-bye. Graham Nash German Club 3. BRIDGET DUPREE 804 Broadway Ambition: Accountant Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend . Yearbook Staff, KXN GAIL ELLARD 23 Waters Avenue Ambition: College Education Not everything in life can make you happy only the things you enjoy bring happiness. Drama Club 2; French Club 2,3; German Club 2; J. A, 2; Soft- ball 2; Tennis 2. LINDA ELUOT 16 Morris Street It matters not how long we live, but how . Bailey Hotline 2,3,4; Peer Group 2, 3,4. FAYL. ENGLEHART 34 Arlington Street Ambition: Secretary No one is bom happy, but all of us are born with the ability to create happiness. Max- Ed; Tennis 3. MARIE ENNAMORATI 116 Hancock Street Ambition: Teach History of Art Those who find beautiful meanings in beautiful things are the cultivated. For those there are hope . Oscar Wilde DENISE ENNIS 67 Foster Street Ambition: Medical Secretary The seasons may go round and round we ' re captive on the carousel of time. We can ' t re- turn, we can only look behind. KXN WILLLAM ENO BILLY 58 Duncan Road Ambition: Major League Baseball The first and wisest of them all profess ' d to know this only, that he nothing knew . L ' Allegro Baseball 2,3,4. MICHELLE ANN EVANGELISTA SHELLIE JOE FERNANDEZ 79 Central Avenue Ambition: Secretary The world is full of beauty when the heart is full of love. W.L. Smith Pep Squad Max-Ed F. T.A. Career Day Staff Tennis 29 Edith Avenue Ambition: Engineering To find oneself jilted is a blow to one ' s pride. One must do one ' s best to forget it, or at least pretend to . ANDREW]. FABBO 37 Calhoun Avenue Ambition: Journalist I know you believe you under- stand what you think I said; I ' m not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. Max-Ed Newspaper Staff PATRICL FINNIGAN PATTY 17 Carlson Street Ambition: Typist No one knows what it ' s like to be the bad man, to be the sad man, behind blue eyes. QEK FRED FATTUCINI 106 Dartmouth Street Ambition: Aviation Live it up today for tomorrow holds no promise . THOMAS FINOS 22 Avon Street Ambition: Electronics Engineer All that ' s to come and every- thing under die sun is in tune but the sun is eclipsed by the moon. Pink Floyd EHS-TV JOHN M. FAY 14 Elsie Street Ambition: Mechanic To go to heaven you ' ve got to raise a little hell. Luncli Committee STEPHEN J. FLAGG STEVE 73 Wilbur Street Ambition: To get w hat life has to offer. There arc no strangers here. Only friends wc haven ' t met. S.S.C. EIIS-TV Max-Ed JAMES A. FLURRY JIM 25 Woodlawn Avenue Ambition: Work for a T.V. Network And now the one day you find ten years have got behind you. No one told you when to run you missed the starting gun. Pink Floyd T.V. Club 2,3,4 HOWARD FOGEL 18 Fremont Avenue Ambition: Doctor Ask not what life can do for you, but what you can do for life. Computer Programming, F. T.A. Spanish Club, National Honor Society 3,4 . ROBERT M, FOLEY 274 Ferry Street To believe all men honest would be folly. To believe none so is something worse. John Q. Adams Football JOSEPH FRACKLETON 35 Rock Valley Avenue The only way to have a friend is to be one Photography Club 2,3,4 Tennis 4 JOHN FRANKLIN 28 Auburn Street Don ' t take life too seriously; you ' re never gonna get out of it alive. A . E. P. C, ; Cross-country, In- door Track, Outdoor Track National Honor Society 4 ALFRED FULCHINO AL 21 Union Street Ambition: To Teach or practice Law An this gray spirit yearning in desire. To follow knowledge like a sinking star. Beyond the utmost bound of human thought. Italian Club, National Honor Society 4 SUSAN FORTE 2 Bradford Terrace Ambition: Nurse Do you know where you ' re go- ing to. Do you like the things that life is showing you where are you going to--Do you know? Diana Ross Hot Line, Jr. Prom Committee, Peer Group, Centre School Project QEK AL GALBRAITH ALEX 104 Main Street Ambition: Get a Job You got to raise a little hell to get into heaven. Football 4 27 PATRICIA A. GALLAGHER PAT 3 Baker Road Ambition: Elementary teacher In education we are striving not to teach a youth to make a living but to make a life. William Allen White F.T.A. GINA GALLUCCIO 11 High Street Ambition: Interpreter To believe your own thought, to know what ' s true for you in your heart is true for all men-- that is genius Emerson, self reliance Italian Club, Tennis 2,4 National Honor Society 4 JUDYT. GALLUCCIO 138 Cottage Street Ambition: Nurse There is no royal road to any- thing. One thing at a time, all things in succession. That which grows fast withers as rapidly; that which grows slowly endures. Josiah T . Holland PETER GAROFALO 58 Ashton Street Ambition: Reach goal in life If at first you don ' t succeed, try try again; But if you fail a second tinie--Give-up. Science Fair 2,3,4 Photograpliy Club 4, T.V. 2,3,4 ARTHUR GENERAZZO 88 Jefferson Avenue Ambition: Carpenter All things must pass Baseball 2,3 Football 2,3,4 DAWN GESUALDO 82 Gledhill Avenue Ambition: Hair Stylist Never turn your back on love because through love your life began. AUDREY GL NNATTASIO 67 Lewis Street Ambition: Social Worker Everybody ' s a shining star — I can see it when you shine on me! Sly Stone Hot Line 4 , Newspaper 4 , Year- book 4, QEK, Spanish Club 3, 4 Tennis 3, 4 KEN GL NNELU CHEESE 23 Thorndike Street Ambition: Police Officer How does it feel, ah, how does it feel to be on your om with no direction home, like ,1 complete unknown, like a rolling stone . Bob Dylan Baseball 2,3 Football 3,4 28 LINDA ANN GIANNELLI MOTOR MOUTH 25 Baldwin Avenue As time goes by, you ' ll al- ways make new friends, but the memories of old friends and good times always linger in my mind . Ma G Dad QBK LINDA OILMAN 13 Summit Avenue Ambition: Secretary To the past for all we learned and shared. Here ' s to the future for all that we hoped and dreamed. KATHLEEN GIBBONS KATHY 86a Reed Avenue Ambition: Secretary So it ' s the laughter we will remember whenever we remem- ber the way we were . NANCY A . GILMORE 24 Harvard Street Ambition: Lawyer Remember that the future is neither ours nor wholly not ours, so that we may neither count on it as sure to come nor abandon hope of it as certain not to be. EPICURUS ELAINE GIBSON 164 Grover Street Ambition: Teaching I shall pass through this world but once; if, therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good I can do, let me do it now; let me not defer it nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. F.T.A. 2,3, Hot- Line 4; J. V. Cheering 3,4 (Captain 4), Max- Ed Advisory Board 3, Peer Group 4; Student Council 4 MICHAEL GOODRICH 55 Oliver Street Friendship is the inexpressive comfort of feeling safe with a person having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words. T. V. Club 2; Soccer 4 MARK A . GILL 23 Shirley Street Ambition: Pharmacist Courage is the capacity to move ahead in spite of despair. RoUo May Advisory Council, German Club, National Honor Society, Research 2; Representative to the Boston A, B, C Student, Outdoor Track 2,3,4; Indoor Track 3,4 STEPHEN GOULD 57 Bow Street Ambition: Fish and Game Warden School days behind me, work ahead. Now I ' m alive, soon I ' ll be dead, Basketball 2 29 DOMINIC GRAFFEO JOSEPH GUARINO 24 Otis Street Ambition: Photographer The time to be happy is now, The place to be happy is here, The way to be happy is To make others so. Photography, TV Club Max- Ed Yearbook Staff 167 Bell Rock Street Ambition: Photographer, Lawyer The real goodness of living comes with the journey itself, with the striving and desire to keep moving Maurice Maetertinck Photography Club ELIZABETH GREEN LIZ 67 Dartmouth Street Ambition: Occupational Therapist Yesterdays drift silently by and before you have held them they are lost and die quietly within us. Class Day Usherette, National Honor Society, Bicentennial Research 3, Spanish Club 4, QEK IRENE HALL 179 Broadway Ambition: Beautician Discovery consists in seeing what everybody else has seen, and thinking what nobody else has thought. A.E.P.C. 2, FTA 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 2,3,4; E-Club 4 Field Hockey 2,3, 4 Co-Captain 4, National Honor Society 4 MAUREEN GREENE MOE 30 Englewood Avenue Many times I ' ve been alone. Many times I ' ve cried. In many words you ' ll never know the many ways I ' ve tried . KXN PAMELA HAMMOND PAM 5 Mead Street Ambition: Model and Dancer And a dream lives on forever, I ' m not standing here I ' ve got notloing to say, to you join me within my dream . Todd Rundgren KXN PATRICL GUANCI TRISMA 10 Bailey Street Some people say life ' s a menry- go-round, I think it ' s more like a ferris wheel. Cause sometimes you are up, and sometimes you are down, Sometimes you don ' t know wliat to feel. Todti Rundgren PATRICIA HARDY PATTIE 30 Winslow Street Ambition: Professional Photographer Sadness bears no remedy for tlie problems in life won ' t disappcar--Bad times won ' t make me sad or mad While you run your race keep a smilin face Maurice White Pom- Pom girl 2 Pliotography Club 2, QBK CHRISTINE HARPER CHRIS 129 Glendale Street Ambition: Pharmacist Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Q.B.K. National Honor Society 4 UNDA HARPER 7 Heath Street Ambition: Hairdresser You ' ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. F.T.A. 3,4, Max- Ed, News- paper Staff, E Club, Field Hockey 2,3,4, Softball 4 DANIEL HARRINGTON DANIMY 122 Grover Street Ambition: Biochemistry A moral being is one who is capable of reflecting on his past actions and their motives-- of approving of some and dis- approving of others. Charles Darwin Bicentennial Research Commit- tee 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Computer Club 3, E Club 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4 RICHARD HART RICKY 48 Adams Avenue We have no strangers here, only friends we have not met. Baseball 4, Football 3,4, Hoc- key 2,3,4 MARK HARTNETT 881 Broadway Ambition: Accountant You may chain my hands and shackle my feet; you may even throw me into a dark prison, but you shall not enslave my think- ing because it is free. Kahlil Gibran Chess 2 KAREN HICKS 38 Woodlawn Avenue Ambition: Medical Assistant It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Bicentennial Fair, Yearbook Staff DIANE HOFHAUG 64 Bennett Street Ambition: Psychologist As is a tale, so is life: Not how long it is, but how good it is, is what matters. KXN ClrtRYL HOOPER 56 Veterans Avenue Ambition: Dental Hygenist When thoughts of today slip through my fingers, Memories of yesterday are still in my hands. Class Treasurer 3,4; Jr. Prom Committee, FTA 3,4 Hotline 4, E-Club 4 Softball 3,4; KXN CLEVELAND HOWARD CLEVE 26 Pleasant View Avenue Ambition: Good, happy life Reach deeper and deeper with- in your innerself and you ' ll find things you didn ' t know were there . C.S.P, THERESA ANN HURLEY TERRY 53 Tappan Street Ambition: Dental Assistant Where there is faith, there is love. Where there is love there is peace. Where there is peace, there is God. Where there is God there is no need. Pep Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. SCOTT HUDSON 80 Gledhill Avenue Ambition: Law Wish you were here. Pink Floyd LAUREEN HURLEY 17a Franklin Street Ambition: Secretary The real goodness of living comes with the journey itself, with the striving and desire to keep moving ahead. Ballet 2; French Club 3; KXN 2, 3, 4; Tennis. CHERYL IMBRESCIA 2 Amos Terrace Ambition: Psychologist Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. HymanJ. Schachtel Field Hockey 3; F.T.A. 2; Italian Club 2, KXN JOSEPH INGEMI 82 Everett Street Ambition: Attorney As my life goes on I believe somehow, something ' s changed; something deep inside, A part of me; there ' s a strange new light in my eye ' s things I ' ve never known; change in my life, change in me. James Panlow Chicago Baseball; E Club; Newspaper; Spanish Club ROBERT HURLEY BOB 28 Gilmore Street Ambition: Success in a field. A failure is one wlio wanted to succeed and wished. A success is someone wlio wished to succeed and worked. William Ward Baseball. JOE INTERBARTOLO 223 Chelsea Street B.O.S.; C. P.D. Football 2,3, 4; Track 2,3 32 MARIA LUCIA lOCCO 92 Clark Street Ambition — Be better every day in everything Sequiras siendo joven mientras seas capaz de gustar de lo her- moso de lo bueno y LoGrande . Spanish Club Volley Ball Swimming JOHN lOZZA 24 Birch Street Ambition--Radio and TV Life is like a journey in which there is no returning, so we must go ahead now. Radio 2,4 FTA 3,4 TV 4 LILLIAN IRIZARRY LIL BABBLES IZZY 36 Winthrop Road Ambition — Nurse Be like a brook in life and ' Babble on! M.A.M. CPR Program, Hot Line, Field Hockey 2, Basketball 2 QBK GUISEPPE lULIANO JOE 38 Kelvin Street Accept me as I am so that I may learn what I can be. National Honor Society 3,4 President 4 Italian Club President E Club Hockey DEBORAH M. IVANY DEBBIE 46 A Wyllis Avenue Ambition — Medical Secretary If you love something, set it free, If it returns it is yours. If it doesn ' t, It never was. QBK GEORGE W. IVEY 669 Broadway Ambition--to become a Forester Fear is the inexperience of knowing what to expect. DENISE JACKSON 69 Lewis Street Ambition-- Medical Career To attain success in life , one must step silently out into the depths of all reaches; but still make their footprints known to all. D.J. 77 Junior Achievement 2, 3 Marine Biology 3 Newspaper Staff 2,3,4 Research PVoject 3,4 Science Fair 3 A.E.P.C. German Club 2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Yearbook Committee. Basketball 2, 3, 4 Field Hockey 4 SoftbaU 2,3,4 EDWARD JANKOWSKI EDDY 7 Baker Road It ' s time I was on my way. Thanks to you I ' m much obliged. For such a pleasant stay. But now its time to ramble on. Led Zep 33 JOSEPH JOHNSON JAY 34 Winslow St. Ambition: Probation Officer Bound to fall in love one day, surely, and you ' ll need it, pretty smiles will say it ' s all about I love ya. Earth, Wind, and Fire E-Club--4; French Club--3 Basketball 2,3, Captain 4 KAREN KANE 21 Park View Road Ambition: social worker I ' ve been so many places, I ' ve seen some things, I know love is the answer that keeps holding this world together. Jefferson Starship F.T.A. 2,3; Peer Group 3-4; Hotline- -4 JOHQSI JOYCE 25 Derne St. Ambition: Law Enforcement ROBERT F. KEARNEY 107 Glendale St. I used to be in school, sitting and thinking, now I ' m down the park, toking and drinking. D.D.S.; B.O.S.; BasketbaU 2,3 KATHLEEN JUSTICE KATHY 38 Winthrop Road Ambition: Interior Decorator Little words have little mean- ings, big words have big mean- ings, but when it comes to the word ' love ' that ' s a little word with a big meaning . QBK MARL NNE KEEFE 110 Estes St. Ambition: legal Secretary I ' ve been changed. Yes really changed, in these last few days, Vlien I ' ve seen my- self, I seem like someone else. Jesus Clirist Superstar KXN JANE KAMINSKI 9 Gladstone St. Ambition: Fashion Designer Look not with your eyes, for they see only limitations. Rather seek with understanding, and you will find much more. F.T.A. School Fairs (Art) A.E.P.C. 2,3; Spanish Club 2, 3,4 EILEEN A. KELLEY 4 Blanchard Street Ambition: Airline Reservationist If a man does not keep pace witli lis companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music, liowever measured or far away . Clieering 4; Class Day Usherette; Drama 2; F.T.A. 3; French Club 3; lix-Ed 3; Review Bo;ird 4; Student Council 2,3,4 34 EILEEN KELLEY 9 Sammet St. Ambition: Excutive Secretary Wasn ' t it yesterday we used to laugh at the wind behind us, didn ' t we run away and hope that time wouldn ' t try to find us. Diana Ross QBK MCHAEL KENNEY 150 Bradford Street I ' m a joker, I ' m a smoker I ' m a midnight toker. Steve Miller Lunch Committee KAREN A . KING 790 Broadway Ambition: Secretary As the year comes to an end a smile comes to my face, but it ' s a sad smile just the same D. Barrett TOM KING 5 Green Street Ambition: Travel the world A journey is a man in itself, no two are alike. STAC IE KERRIGAN STACIE 95 Kinsman Street Ambition: An Engineer CUmb high. Climb far Your goal the sky, yoiu ' aim the star. E Glub, German Club, National Honor Society, 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4, Softball 2 Tennis 4 Secretary, National Honor Soc, 4 WILLIAM KING BILL 5 Green Street Ambition: Fire Fighter Hope is a waking dream Aristotle Football JOANNE KING 6 Chatham Road Ambition: Work at an animal clinic Look forward , not back, up not down, out not in, and lend a hand. EEH Hot Line 2,3,4; Peer Group 2,3.4 DAWN KIRKMAN 8 May Street Watch for the signs that lead in the right direction Not to heed them is a bad reflection To ignore them, you ' re only cheatir . Earth , Wind , Fire F.T.A. , German Club, Junior Achievement, National Honor Society MAUREEN KISICH 16 Walnut Street Ambition: To be successful in life. If you think you are beaten, you are . For success begins with a person ' s will. And life ' s battles always go to he who thinlcs he can . SHEILA KISICH 16 Walnut Street Ambition: Secretary If life ' s a school, we ' ll pass every test, if life ' s a game we ' ll win without stress, cause we won ' t give in, instead we ' ll give it our best. Chicago LINDA KITCHEN 31 Calhoun Avenue Lord , I tliank thee for those who loved me too much to always agree; loved me too much to let me get by; loved and cared F.T.A. 2,3,4, Max Ed Ad- visory 4 , Yearbook . HARRY D. LA CORTIGLLAJR. HARRY O 26 Francis Street Ambition: Communicatiqns We have two kinds of mor- ality side by side one whicli we preach but do not practice and anotlier whicli we practice but seldom preach. Bertrand Russell National Honor Society 3,4, Max Ed Advisory Board, Tel- evision, Pliotography , Indoor Track 3,4, Outdoor track 3,4 MAUREEN Y. LANCTOT 12 Cedar Street Ambition: Teacher of element- ary Phys Ed . Travel around the world. Before the rising sun we fly, so many roads to choose , we start out walking G learn to run, and yes, we ' ve just begun. Paul Williams Newspaper staff 3, E Club, teimis 2,3,4, Softball 2, track field 2, basketball 3,4, field hockey 3,4 — Co-Captain WILLD M LANG BUBBA 52 Woodlawn Street I got nothin ' to do but today, already on my way Goodbye . I can ' t stop to say just quietly slip away. Stephen Stills C. S.P. PAUL LANZA 17 Edith Avenue There is no wealth but life John Ruskin Hockey 2,3,4 JANIS LA ROSE JAN 46 Chelsea St. Ambition: Secretary Tlie best things in life are free, but tlie best thing in life is to be free . W. K. I i DENISEJ. LAURENZA 12 Moody Avenue Ambition: Actress You can know anything and everything you wanna know . You can be anything and every- thing you wanna be . But it all depends on you . Yearbook Staff, Drama Club, KXN DEBRA LA VRENCE DEBBIE 13 Road A If you wish upon a star , your dreams will take you very far, but if you wish upon a dream life ' s not always what it seems. ARLENE LEWIS 102 Vine Street I ' m singing this borrowed tune I took from the rolling stone , Alone in this empty room — Too wasted to write my own. Thanks Michael Neil Young Student Council 2,3,4, Soph- omore President, FTA, Cheer- leading 3,4 Girls Track 2,4; QBK PAUL LIBURDI 7 Lewis Street Ambition: CPA JOHN LENTO 111 Francis Street Any time somebody needs you, don ' t let them down al- though it grieves you. Some- day you ' ll need someone like they do you, looking for what you knew . Jimmy Page AUDREY LETTENEY 174 Jefferson Avenue Ambition: Sociologist Tomorrow the tide will smooth the sand , but the impression you made in my heart will remain. Bicentennial Fair, FTA 2, Hot Line 3,4, National Honor Society, Peer Group 3,4, Stu- dent Council 2, Voice of De- mocracy Winner 2 , Spanish Club 2,3,4; QEK NANCY LINDSAY 227 Main Street Ambition: X-Ray Technician Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sub- lime, And departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time . Henry Wadsworth Longfellow FRED LODER 29 Highland Avenue Do you feel like we do? Peter Frampton MAURO LUCCHESI 56 Arlington Street Ambition: Accountant or Bookeeper Courage is the capacity to move ahead in spite of despair. BEVERLY MACNEILL BEV 8 Langdon Street Ambition: To be high in society. Vhen you wish upon a star, dreams will take you very far, But when you wish upon a dream, Life ain ' t always what it seems, E-W-F QBK DONNA LUCL NO 45 Winthrop Road Yesterday is but a dream Tomorrow is only a vision But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope . FTA 2 German Club 4 QEK ROBERT D. MCVICAR JR. DEAD EYE 33 Woodlawn Street Ambition: Guitarist Though we travel tihe world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we will find it not. PATRICL LYONS PATTY 24 Westover Street ' Take your time, think a lot, why think of everytliing you ' ve got, for you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not.-- Cat Stevens Basketball 2,3,4 Softball 2 National Honor Society 3,4 JOHN A. MADDALENI 7 Mead Street Man was not made for defeat, A man can be destroyed but not defeated . Track team Research Committee WAYNE IvUCKENZIE MAC 18 Jones Street Ambition: Engineering after graduation; become rich. Move me onto any black square , Use me anytime you want, Just remember tliat the goal, is for us all to capt urc all wc want. (YES) Bicentennial Research Com- mittee Max-Ed Tutor (3) Bisc- ball (2) Football 2,3,4 Tennis 3,4 STEVEN M. MADNICK 53 Irving Street The real goodness of living comes witli tlic striving and de- sire to keep moving . Research Committee 38 MICHAEL MAFFEO 79 Kinsman St. Ambition: Doctor The road is always better than the inn . Research, National Honor Society Track BARRY MAIMONE 11 Oak Terrace WILLIAM MAGEE BILL 84 Gledhill Ave. Don ' t sit there thinking of the good times we had. There ' s a world right next to us, And it ' s just waiting for us to do something . VINCENT A. MAGLIO 141 Garland St. Ambition: Graduate College A life well spent is long Da Vinci JIM MAHONEY 12 Everett St. All things must pass None of life ' s strings can last So I must be on my way . . . And face another day . Harrison Ambition: Electronic technician Lf I laugh just a little bit Maybe I can forget the change that I didn ' t have to know you And live in peace in peace . Cat Stevens Photo Club ELLEN MALATZKY 3 Maiden St. Ambition: College for double major in Math G Computer Science Yesterday a memory Tomor- row a dream but today well lived makes every yesterday good to remember — and every tomorrow a dream come true . Research, Pep Club, French Club 1 MARK ROBERT MALENEAUM THE BOMB 99 Union Street Ambition: Engineering It ' s not how long you live but how you live . Competed in school science fairs spoke in the elk ' s oratori- cal contest, participated in Max-Ed Programs. Honor So- ciety, research Club, Photo- graphy Club, TV Club, Anti- environmental-Pollution Com- mittee, Computer Club, A. Z. A. JANIS MALTESE 85 Woodlawn St. Ambition: Teacher Those I ' ve come to know and love vanish as quickly as they came; But memories of ex- periences with them are things that will always remain. Me Cheerleader 3,4 Hot Line-Peer Group 3,4 Junior Prom Com- mittee Student Advisory Com- mittee 4 39 MARIA C. MANISCALCO 23 Maiden Street Ambition: Psychiatric Social Worker Life is one big game. I ' m living to WIN IT. Year Book Committee, Hot Line ROSANNE MARINO 18 Woodlawn Avenue Ambition: Hairdresser A smile that will lighten the face, will also warm the heart ' Bicentennial Fair, Yearbook Committee ANNE MARIE MANNING ANNE 24 Irving Street Ambition: Teaching Just remember love is life and hate ' s a living death. Treat your life for what its worth and live for every breath. QBK, National Honor Society 4 GARY MARQUES 35 Belmont Park Ambition: Occupational Therapist Common sense in an uncom- mon degree is what tlie world calls wisdom . Coleridge National Honor Society 3,4, Bicentennial Research Com- mittee , Intramural Veight Lifting, German Club, Football WILUAMC. MARCHANT BILL 44 Estes Street From the first moment of life, men ought to begin learning to deserve to live. Rousseau RICHARD MARINO 9 Shirley Street God grant me Serenity to accept tlie tilings I cannot cliange, Courage to change the things I can, and Wisdom to know the difference. TONI MARSINELLI A NTHOm ' 28 West Street People need love, People need trust, People need one another and that means us. Stephen Stills Softball DEBRA JEAN MARTIN DEBBIE 35 Sycamore Street It is difficult to say wliat is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is tlie hope of today and the reality of tomorrow. Goddard Newspaper 4, Multi- Language 3 M 40 JULIE ANN MARTINELLO 29 Paris Street Ambition: Executive Secretary Ourselves, and not our words, will count. Not what we said, but what we are . Neil Young Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2, 3,4; KXN, Hotline ANGEL MARTINEZ 28 Baldwin Avenue I hope that we all get to realize our dreams and goals in life. GREG MC CABE 627 Broadway Ambition: Carpenter You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes. The Rolling Stones FRANCIS MC CARTHY FRANNY 19 Rosedale Avenue We ' re gonna get loose in the caboose with our back to the tracks. Yes, we ' re all on va- cation and we deserve it. Hockey 2, 3, 4 i VINCENT A . MASSONE 15 Glendale Terrace Ambition: Law Enforcement From here sonny, it ' s a long and lonely climb. Elton John CARL J. MC BRIDE 20 Carlson Street Ambition: To work The worlds turning, every- body ' s got me down. The worlds turning, I gotta get my feet back on the ground. Fleetwood Mac DARLENE MC CORMICK 123 Clarence Street Ambition: To live my life to the fullest. By nature men are all alike, but by education widely dif- ferent. Much learning does not teach understanding. Heraclitus Max Ed; Teaching gym, Drama JOSEPH MC GEE 45 Tremont Street Ambition: Certified Public Accountant I have no riches but my thoughts. Yet these are wealth enough for me . Riches E Club, Baseball 47 AREVENISE A. MC KOY 4| 254 Ferry Street Ambition: P ' -schiatrist A smiling face is on earth like star, a frown can ' t bring out the beauty that you are , love yourself within and you ' ll begin smiling . EDWARD MC PHEE 21 Foster St. Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Well done is better than well said. Hockey, Baseball ROBERT fvlEDAGLlO BOB 31 Mckinley Street Ambition: Medicine The future belongs to him who knows how to wait. National Honor Society, E-Club, Football 2, Indoor Track 2-4, Capt. 3 G 4, Outdoor Track 2-4, Capt. 4 SUSAN MELANSON SUE 9 Bucknam Street Ambition: Accountant, Travel Life is a continued struggle lo be what we are, and lo do what we cannot. Wm, Hazlitt ETA, Library Aid, Drama 2, 3, 4 DONNA MARIE MENINGER 39 Pleasant Street Ambition: Secretary Slow down you move too fast, you have got to make your own life last. FTA, A.E.P.C. WILLLAM MERCHANT BILLY 124 Gledhill Avenue Ambition: Criminology School is a place where pa- rents send their best efforts. GEORGE NULLEY 42 Chatham Road We are born crying, live complaining, and die disap- pointed . Thomas Fuller Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3; E-Club, Hotline SEAN R. MITCHELL 74 Summer Street Take me to the airport, put me on die plane , I have no cxj5Cctations to pass tlirough here again. 42 JOHN D. MITTON 31 Summit Avenue Ambition: Phys-Ed Teacher Time may change me but I can ' t change time . David Bowie Max-Ed Advisory Board, Pro- ject Pyramid, FTA, E-Club, Football 2,3,4; Track 2,4 LYNN MO LEA 174 Bell Rock Street Ambitions: Journalist Nothir is impossible to a willing heart . FTA, Metric Program, Class Day Usherette , Newspaper Staff, E-Club, Softball 3, Ten- nis 4, KXN MICHELLE MOLLE 31 Newton Street The end is just a little harder when brought about by friends. ' E-Club 4; German Club 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Tennis 2; QEK PHYLLIS MOLLE 185 Bow Street Ambition: Nurse Someday you ' ll look to see I ' m gone, for tomorrow may rain so I ' ll follow the sun. Beatles QBK MARY FRANCES MONASTIERO 42 Winthrop Street Ambition: Dental Hygenist I go to seek a great perhaps Bicentennial Fair, FTA, Year- book Staff, Drama Club 2,3, 4; German Club 3; Max-Ed 4; Career Day Committee 4. CARMEN MONTEFUSCO THE COUNT 56 Cleveland Avenue Ambition: Soccer Player Love is in the eyes of the beholder . Soccer 3 MICHELE MONTEROSE SHELLY 29 Locust Street Ambition: Hair Stylist When you start a brand new day let your heart show you the way and make a dream or two come true , , , Land of Make Believe QEK :iAMES MOORE JIMMY 22 Liberty Street I used to be in school, sitting and thinking, now I ' m down the park, talking and drinking. Hockey 2,3,4, Soccer 3 , 4 43 KAREN MAUREEN MOORE KA 40 Autumn Street Ambition: Secretary Times change, and we with time, But not in the ways of Friendship . Career Day Committee 4; Dra- ma Club 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 3; Max- Ed Advis- ory Board 4; Metric Workshop 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4 DEBORAH MARIE MORRIS DEBBIE 34 Cross Street Ambition: Teach Deaf The greater our knowledge in- creases, the greater our ignor- ance unfolds. J.F. Kennedy Art Fair 3; Library Aid 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4 NICK MORELLI 23 Dyer Avenue Life is like the wind, forever changing from one direction to another. MICHAEL MORESCHI MIKE 193 Springvale Avenue Ambition: Mechanic What a drag it is getting old. ' THOMAS MORESCHI BIC 23 Montrose Street Watch for signs, leading in the right direction. Don ' t heed them, it ' s a bad reflection. Tliey ' ll show the way into what your seeking. Ignoring them, you must ' ve cheated. Earth, Wind, G Fire RICKY MUCCI MUCCI 22 Griswold Street Ambition: CP. A. There ' s a pleasure in not being Pleased. Jonathan Swift C.S.P.. C.P.D. DONNA MUISE CHARLIE 57 Madison Avenue Ambition: Bar Maid A minute seems like a life- time . Led Zepplin JOHN MULRY 3 Emery Street And it ' s a fair wind, blowin warm out of tlie soutli. Over my slioulder. Guess I ' ll set a course and go. David Crosby G Stephen Stills DONNA MUOLLO 105 Winslow Street Ambition: Physical Therapist Think about a year ago How we lived I ' ll never know, Sit- uations may have changed but I think we ' re still the same . RolUng Stones Outdoor Track 3,4, QBK. LAUREN MURPHY 59 Clarence Street Ambition: Artist There On a distant shore By the wings of dreams Through an open door You may know it If you may. Neil Diamond Art Fair 2, High School Aca- demic Bowl 3, Jr. High Art Instructor 2, National Honor Society 3 G 4, Softball DEBORAH A. NADEAU SMILES 100 Tileston Street Ambition: Oceanographer I would like for everyone to be happy. F.T.A., Band 4, Drama 2, J. A. 2, Spanish Club 3 DAVID RALPH NARDONE 19 Raymond Street Ambition: To help others ex- ceed to the fullest He is strong who conquers others; he who conquers him- self is mighty, Lao Tzp Track 2, Weightlifting 2 KATHERINE S. NEE KITTY 137 Florence Street They can change their minds, but they can ' t change me . I ' ve got a dream ! Track 3, QBK RHONDA JEAN NICOLI 239 Russell Street Ambition: Medical Secretary Life will never go on forever so live it the best you can Don ' t throw it away, Look for love, Because through love your life began D.B. , Hot Line 2,3,4; Peer Group 2,3,4; Student Council 2, KXN THOMAS NICOLI TOM 71 School Street Ambition: Rock Guitarist Good times, bad times, you known I ' ve had my share . Led Zeppelin JANICE NIGRO 164 Nichols Street Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Don ' t you ever get the feelii that all your life is going by and not taking advantage of it? Hemingway E-Club4, FTA 2, Junior Achieve- ment 2,3,4, Field Hockey 2 , 3,4 (captain), Basketball 2,3, 4; QBK 45 JAMES NOFTLE JIMMY 66 Veterans Avenue Build me a cabin in Utah. Marry me a wife . Catch rain- bow trout , Have a bunch of kids, who call me ' Dad. ' That must be what its all about . Sign on the window Tennis 3 , 4; Hockey 2,3,4; MICHAEL O ' CONNOR 132 High Street Do you know the meanir when you finally lose your way. Who will be your witness come to Judgment day. Stephen Stills ROBBIN NORTH 36 Winslow Street Ambition: Hairdresser Music is playing inside my head over and over and over again my friend, there ' s no end to the music . Carole King QEK JEAN MARIE O ' DONNELL JEANNIE 45 Road B Ambition: Airline Stewardess I ' ve been charged, yes really changed in these last few days When I ' ve seen myself I seem like someone else . Jesus Christ Superstar KXN JOE NUZZO 235 Chelsea Street Ambition: State Trooper Run if you like , but try to keep your breatli; Work like a man, but don ' t be worked to deatli. Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; ANN MARIE OLIVIERI 14 Winthrop Road Ambition: To work in Adver- tising Things you cherish most in your life can be taken ifthey ' re left neglected . Leaving a prob- lem in your life . Stevie Wonder Hot Line, Peer Group, KXN JAMES F. O ' BRIEN JIM 19 Westover Street Ambition: Meteorology If you would know the value of money, go and try to bor- row some . Poor Richard ' s Almanac Band 2,3,4 STEPHEN PACE 114 Waverly Street Ambition: Appliance Repair Money is the sinews of love, as of war . Love and a bottle Tennis ANNA K4ARIA PAOLINI ANNA 9 Sherman Street Ambition: Secretary Smile and the world smiles with you . Yearbook Staff MARIA PESELLA 37 Englewood Avenue Sometimes you dream, some- times it seems there ' s nothing there at all. You just sseem older than yesterday, and you ' re waiting for tomorrow to call. French Club; National Honor Society; Spanish Club; QEK. GEORGE PAONE O.S.P. 12 Auburn Street Ambition: Fame Fortune Take me to the station and put me on a train, I got no expectations to pass through here again. The Stones CALVIN M. PETERS CAL 60 Duncan Road Ambition: Forest Engineer, English Teacher . Good nature, like a bee, col- lects honey from every herb . Ill nature, like the spider sucks poison from the sweetest flower. Anonymous Anti-Environmental Pollution Committee 2,3,4.- PAMEIA PARSONS PAM 119 Bell Rock Street So on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there ' s so much left to know, and I ' m on the road to find out . C at Stevens PAULA ALLYN PARZIALE 24 Walnut Street Ambition: Kindergarten Teacher And so it seems that we have met before, and laughed be- fore, and loved before, but who knows Where or When? Rodgers Hart Band 2,3; Bicentennial Fair 3, Class Day Usherette 3; Drama Club 3,4; French Club 2; F.T.A. 2,4; German Club 2,3; International Club 4; J, A. 3; Max-Ed Advisory Board 4; Marine Biology 2, 3,4; Ocea- nography 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2; Yearbook Staff: Career Day Committee 4. DL NE M. PETROCELLI 84 Dartmouth Street Ambition: Travel Agent Along the lane of memories, the blossoms never fade , for near and far still cherished are , the friendships we have made . Max-Ed 3; QBK. ELA INE M. PETROCELLI 84 Dartmouth Street Ambition: Executive Secretary My goal in life, to make my life like arithmetic Joy added , Sorrow Subtracted, Friends multiplied and Love undivided. 47 RALPH PETTO 174 Grover Street Ambition: To succeed You only go around once in life its about time you add some spice all work and no play makes a very dull day . Tramps Junior Ac iehve me nt, Italian Club, Hockey 2,3; Soccer 2. LYNN POWERS 324 Main Street Ambition: Ecological Environ- mental Protection. AEPC, German Club, Inter- national Club ANTONETTE PICCOLO PIC 50 Grover Street Ambition: Occupational Thera- pist A true friend is one who loves you for what you are; not what you feel the need to be. FTA, Max-Ed Advisory Board, Italian Club, National Honor Society, KXN JAMES RABIDEAU O.S.P. 81 Cottage Street Ambition: Policeman Many times I ' ve Li ed Many times I ' ve Listened Many times I ' ve gazed along the open road, Many dreams come true , some with silver linings . I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold . THOMAS PIETRANTONIO PET 88 Tileston Street Ambition: Policeman The world is full of wonder- ful tilings, But none so more than MAN. Sophocles, Antigone Football 2,4; Hockey 2,3 ANN mRIE RAGUCCI GOOCH 12 Bellingham Avenue Something I ' ve never had you give to me. Sometliing iVe always wanted, you give to me . But you only give it to me with your presence . Class Day Usherette, FTA, Pep Squad 2, Yearbook Staff, Bicentennial Fair, Italian Club 2; KXN JOHN POLCE O.S.P. I 69 Reed Avenue Ambition: C .P.A. Pleased to meet you won ' t you guess my name. But wiiat ' s bugging you is tlic natiuc of my game . JOHN RAGUCCI CUCH 124 Estes Street Ambition: To owi a piece of tlie world . One of the greatest riches in tlic world is to be loved. Junior Achievement, Italian Club, Outdoor Track 2,3,4 48 DAVID C . READ 23 Woodland Street Life is half spent before one knows what life is. French Proverb Tennis Club, Weightlifting Club. JOYCE REDMOND 222 Main Street Ambition: Become Rich Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there is still time to change the road you ' re on. Led Zep. ANNA REPPUCCI 62 Pierce Avenue Ambition: Policewoman Don ' t walk in front of me 1 may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Camus FREDERIC Rice I 5 Mason Street To be what you must be you must always prepare for the worse, so when it comes it will be that much easier to accept. F. J. Ricci Track 2,3,4 TIMOTHY P. RINGDAHL 67 Summer Street Ambition: To succeed To become a failure one need not do anything, but to become a success one must work con- structively, T.P.R. National Honor Society, Year- book Staff, Bicentennial Fair 3, Football 3,4, Tennis 3,4 EDWARD RIZZO ED 125 Chestnut Street Ambition: Businessman You get out of life what you put into it. ANN ROBERTO STRAWBERRY BLONDE 65 Abbott Avenue Ambition: Medical Secretary True friendship is like sound health; the value of it is sel- dom known until it be lost . Charles Caleb Colton FRANCINE ROGERS FRAN 31 Gledhill Avenue Ambition: Medical Secretary May the road rise with you, may the wind be always at yoiir back and until we meet again may God hold you in the palm of His hand. 49 NICHOLAS R. ROSSETTI NICK 6 Hazel Park No matter how hard you try you can ' t please every body, so you have toplease yourself . Junior Prom Committee , Stu- dent Advisory, Football 2,3,4, Captain 4, Baseball 2 , 3 , 4 GERALDINEA. RUO GERRI 141 Belmont Street I reached for the stars and I missed. So I settled for tlie sky. Tennis JOYCE RUGGIERO 36 Waverly Street Ambition: Interpreter Along the lane of memories, Tlie blossoms never fade , For near and far still cherished are . The friendships we have made . Max-Ed, F.T.A. Italian Club, National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4, Basketball, KXN EDWARD RUSS 129 Russell Street Ambition: Work with retarded children I believe that every right im- plies a responsibility, every opportunity, an obligation, every Possession a duty. John David Rockefeller, Jr. F.T.A. , Library aid 2,3,4, Cross Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track 2,3,4 JOAN RUIZ 96 Irving Street Ambition: Accountant And ever has it been that love knows its own deptli until tlie hour of separation. Hotline, KXN, Peer Group. LORRAINE SACHETTA RAINY 32 Pleasant Street There never seems to be enough time to do tiae things you want to do once you find them. J. Croce Basketball 2,3,4, Softball 2 MARIO RUMASUGLIA 172 Jefferson Avenue How docs it feci to be on your own widi no direction liome , a complete unknown, like a rolling stone . Bob Dylan Football, C .P.D. DIANE R. SACRAMONE 22 Oakes Street Ambition: Ground stewardess — Secretary The past, the present, die future all meet along the way Stopping at a little place, Tliat is called Today. National Honor Society FREDERICK SACRAMONE FRED 19 Plymouth Street Ambition: Dentist We all need someone to lean on, so if you want to, you can lean on me , Rolling Stones Oratorical Contest 2; E-Club, Football 2,3,4; Track 4 CHARLES SANFILIPPO CHUCK 37 Waver ly Street Ambition: Zoologist The world is a ladder with everyone tryii to get to the top . MARYELLEN SANTORA 65 Cleveland Avenue Ambition: Court Stenographer There are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there ' s still time to change the road you ' re on. Led Zepplin Hot Line JOSEPH SARRO JOE 72 Lynn Street Ambition: Electrician Babies haven ' t any hair, old Men ' s heads are just as bare from the cradle to the grave lies a haircut and a shave . Samuel H. Hoffenstean Jr. Class Pres. , Junior Prom Committee, Hot Line GLENN H. SAVAGE SAV 32 Westover Street I got by with a little help from my friends . KAREN A. SCENNA 47 Valley Street Ambition: Airline Receptionist A friend is one who knows you as you are, understands where you ' ve been, accepts who you ' ve become, and still gently invites you to grow. Hot Line 3,4; Peer Group 3,4; KXN MAUREEN SCHLWO MOE 19A Bailey Street Ambition: Court Reporter Heaven must be missing an Ai el . HEIDI J. SCHMIDT 28 Franklin Street Ambition: Accountant This above all; to thine own self be true . Shakespeare IL J 51 THOMAS SCHMIDT 14 Jones Street Ambition: Pilot There was a time when I thought I was fooling myself But now, I ' ll take a bow cause I ' m free and easy. ANN MARIE SERIO RE 16 Montrose Street Ambition: To graduate To give a love, you gotta live a love, to live a love, you gotta be part of love . Neil Young F.T.A. 2, Hot Line 4, KXN ANTHONY SCLAFANI 141 Bell Rock Street Ambition: Work Rocket engines burning fuel so fast up into the black sky so vast. Burning metal through the atmostphere earth remains in worry, hate, and fear. Black Sabbath BRENDA LEE SHAI BREN 159 Bell Rock Street Ambition: To succeed Though friends be near or very far Thoughts find their way To where they are . JAYSON H. SCORE 182 Union Street Ambition: Success in life A success in one who decided to succeed--and worked. A failure is one who decided to succeed--and wished. William A. Ward Biology Research 2, Computer 4 JOEL SHAPIRO 43 Hamilton Street Ambition: Business Owner School is like a job, they botli have to be done , ROSE ANNA SECONDING 33 Central Avenue Ambition: Executive Secretary We will travel afoot tlirough fields and woods, and by the side of rivers, and trust our- selves to God in tlie places where He dwells. Dickens JIM SHEA 171 Main Street Ambition: Computer Science You can ' t get away from yourself by moving from one place to anotlicr . Ernest Hemingway Science Fair, Computer Club, T.V. Club TIMOTm ' SHEEHAN TIM 6 Grover Street Success is hard to come by, but after achieving it you ' ll find it was well wortii the trouble . E-Club, Basketball 2,3,4 ORAZIO SIRIGNANO RAZ 69 Everett Street Ambition: Happy, healthy, life. Success is not measured in wealth only in happiness. Italian Club 4 , Track 2 , CHARLES SHULL 27 Clinton Street Ambition: Physical Ed . When I work, I work hard when I sit I sit loose , when I think I fall asleep. Captain, Cross Country, Indoor, Outdoor Track STUART SKLAVER STU 90 Nichols Street Ambition: TV and Radio Broadcasting The real goodness of living comes with the journey it- self, witih the striving and desire to keep moving. AZA JOANNE 1. SIMONELLI 54 Ferry Street Ambition: Law Do not follow where the path leads; go where there is no path and leave a trail. Student Advisory Committee , National Honor Society ' -, Band, Pres. of International Club; Track ALLAN SMITH COUSIN A L 130 Nichols Street Ambition: Electrical Engineer You can have good friends or you can have bad friends but you can ' t live without either. JOAN SINGLETON JOANNIE 40 Road B Ambition: Secretary Memories may be beautiful, and yet what ' s too painful to remember we simply choose to forget. QBK MARYC. SMITH 3 Park Road Ambition: Nurse When you wish up on a star, life will take you very far; But when you live upon a dream life ' s not always what it seems . Earth, Wind Fire Yearbook Committee , Field Hockey, Track, QBK I [ JOHN SNOOK 53 Freeman Avenue Ambition: Farmer Let us live in Peace; Let us strive to find a way to make all hatred cease. Hockey 2, Soccer 3,4, Capt. 4 LINDA A. SOLARI 23 Winthrop Road Time goes so fast life asks so much no wonder friends get out of touch but in our hearts deep, true, unseen friendship stays forever green. Class Treasurer 2, HotLine 4, National Honor Society, 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4; QEK ERNESTO SOSA 138 High Street Ambition: Musician Extraordinary how potent cheap music is . Private Lives Soccer, International Club, Spanish Club 3,4 ALFRED SPADA 11 Gladstone Street Ambition: Naval Officer A naval officer he wants to be , Tliat everyone can see Wlien lie reaches his accom- plished goal In it he puts heart and soul . JOHN SPANO 31 Prescott Street If there big, they ' re here. Even if they ' re sick they have to show. For players and hus- tlers, tonight ' s the night. Hockey 2,3,4 KEVIN SPAYNE 16 Dunster Road First things first-- Tien you can quit livin in the past. When you stop worryin ' about tomorrow. Then I diink you just might last. Stephen Stills ALLEN STERN 11 Chatham Road Ambition: Accounting A great man is he who never loses the heart of a child . Band 2,3; Outdoor Track 2 MARVIN STEVENSON MARV 109 Mt. Washington Street Ambition: To work hard and succeed in life . We ' ve been Uirough some tilings togetiicr Witli tmnks of memories still to come Vc found tilings to do in stormy wcadicr Long may you run. Neil Young S4 DAVE STILWELL 147 Russell Street Friendship is the inexpress- ible comfort of feeling safe with a person having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words . George Elliot Hockey MARK A. SWEET 58 Mansfield Street True friendship is like sound health; the value of it is sel- dom known until it be lost. Charles Caleb Colton ROBYN GRACE STORELLA 25 Reynolds Avenue It ' s goir to come out all right--do you know? The sun-- the birds — they know they ' ll get along--and we ' ll get along. ' Carl Sandburg F.T.A. 2; KXN. DIANE LYNN SUTTIE BUBBLES 32 School Street Ambition: Nurse The greatest things happen to you when you have some- one to love for the rest of your life . QBK. FREDERICK M. SWED, JR. 15 Dunster Road Ambition: Architecture Individuality does not begin with I , rather, it is the element in us that determines our relationship with others . Bicentennial Research Com- mittee 3; F.T.A. 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 2 , 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4,; Basketball 2; Tennis 4 DONNA J. TAMAGNA 15 South Ferry Street Ambition: To work for airlines Dream what you dare to dream. Go where you want to go , Be what you want to be . . . Live . J.L. S. German Club 2; KXN CAROL TARASEWICZ 60 Chatham Road Ambition: Hairdresser As you dream , so shall you become . James Allen NOREEN TEEHAN 10 Woodville Street Set sail towards the sun Feel the warmth that ' s just begun Share each and every dream They belong to everyone . Moody Blues German Club 3, National Honor Society, Newspaper 2, QBK 55 KIM MARIE THERRIEN 11 Fremont Avenue Ambition: Medical Secretary Give me a quiet stream, a place to dream . Time alone in a world of my own. KXN. JUDY TURKETTE 117 Vernal Street You give but little when you give of your possessions . It is when you give of yourself that you truly give . STEVE THOLEN 16 Fairmount Street Days been confused, so long it ' s not true . Led Zeppelin ELIZABETH F. TURNER LIZ 46 Pearl Street My interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there . F.T.A. 2,3; German Club 3; International Club 3,4; Pep squad 3; Photography 3; QBK. ANGELA TREMONTE 12 Reed Avenue Ambition: Legal Secretary Love does not consist in gaz- ing at each other but in looking outward together in the same direction. Bicentennial Fair; Italian Club 4, National Honor Society 3,4. LESLIE TURNER 49 Road B Ambition: Probation Officer Much learning does not teach understanding . Basketball 2,3,4; E Club 4; Hot Line; Jr. Prom Committee; Newspaper Staff; Peer Group; Softball 2; KXN. PAUL TRITTO 17 Oakland Avenue Ambition: Go into Medicine Enjoy life but live as if you were to die lomorrow. Max-Ed . JEFF UPTON 34 Fremont Avenue Just heading that one-way street. MARLENE VERTULLO 234 Vine Street Ambition: Legal Secretary There ' s nothing to fear in life , but fear itself; ' W ' inning isn ' t everythir , its the only thii ! P.P. Hot Line 2,3,4; Peer Group 2,3,4; KXN SHARON ANNE WALLACE 47 Thurman Park Ambition: Unisex Hairstylist Bitter sweet Memories. That ' s all I am taking with me . Linda Ronstadt Hot Line, QBK JOHN B. W ' ETHERBEE 49 Staples Avenue Ambition: U.S. Navy 12 years of school obey, every rule. I ' m tired of being the school system ' s fool. JILL A. WICKENS 93 Madison Avenue Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we will not find it . Ralph Waldo Emerson DAVID WALSH 19 Fremont Avenue Ambition: U.S. Air Force All that glitters is not gold. Weightlifting 2,3,4 BRIAN WEAVER WEVE 164 Bow Street Ambition: Police or Service The party ' s over, now it ' s time to go out and work for a living . GAYLE WILDE 96 School Street Ambition: Veterinarian I am I . You are you . If by chance we meet, it ' s beautiful. ROBIN WILSON 25 Maiden Street On and on I go, the seconds tick the time out. There ' s so much left to know, and I ' m on the road to find out . Cat Stevens Hotline 4; Peer Group 4, QEK 57 BABY PICTURES CHRISTINE HARPER LINDA KITCHEN DENIS E JACKSON ANNE MANNING NANCY COPP 60 A. E. P. C. ANTI-ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Celia Tortorici, Treasurer, Susan Cannon, John Armstrong, Marcia Freedman SECOND ROW: Mr. James M. Micaxelli, Jr., Advisor, David Thompson, John Feudo, Jacqueline Hollis, Denise Jackson, Tedi Stratis, Lynn Powers, President, Tia DeFeo, Calvin Peters, Vice-President, Kristen Sampson, John Franklin, Paul Taylor, Ronald Vigeant. THIRD ROW: Robert Lattanzi, Richard Clouse, Earl Dahl. CHEMISTRY CLUB HOT LINE AND PEER GROUP F. T. A. MAX-ED ADVISORY BOARD 1st ROW: Linda Kitchen, Antonette Piccolo, John Armstrong, Cheryl Hooper, Diane Constantine, Mr. John Merenda 2nd ROW: Paula Paraiale, Lori Rarry, Lenor Gibbons, Susan DiMaria, Marianne Sachetta, Diane Cocca, Paul Tringale, Lucille Vitale, JoAnn Apruzzese, Celia Tortorici, Mrs. Jeannctte I ' rontero, Mr. Andrew Previte. ird ROW: Mary Monasticro, Gina Ascoli, John Mitton, Domenic Graffeo, Karen Moore, John Mercer, Harry LaCortiglia, Cindy Whitehouse, Christine I ran.rosa, Mrs. Cynthia Zanclli., Student Teacher CAREER DAY COMMITTEE SITTING: Linda Kitchen, Antonette Piccolo, John Armstrong, Cheryl Hooper, Diane Constantine. SECOND ROW: Paula P rziale, Lori Barry, Lenore Gibbons, Susan DiMaria, Marianne Sachetta, Diane Cocca, Paul Tringale, Lucille Vita le, JoAnn Apruzzese, Karen Apruzzese, Celia Tortorici, Mr. Andrew Previte, Max- Ed Advisory Board, Mr, John Merenda, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Mary Monastiero, Gina Ascoli, John Mitton, Domenic Graffeo, Karen Moore, John Mercer, Cindy Whitehouse, Janine LaFave, Mrs. Jeanette Frontero, Occupational Ed Specialist, Mrs. Cynthia Zanelli, Student Teacher. METRIC L TO R: Paul Tringale, Linda Kitchen, Karen Apruzzese (seated on floor) Kenneth Snow, Mr. John Merenda, Advisor, Janet Martingette, Tedi Stratis, Karen Moore, John Armstrong. 67 CAREER DAY SPANISH CLUB John Armstrong, Maria locco, Janet Martignetti, Tedi Stratis, Audrey Giannattasio, Julie Carr, Celia Tor- torici, Albert Donatio, Jane Kaminski, Liz Turner, Audrey Letteney, President; Joanne Recupero, Fred Swed, Vice-President; Paul Tringale, Secretary- Treasurer; Howard Fogel, Karen ApriHzese, John Feudo, Marize Cid, Paula Barry, Ruth Malenbatun, Lisa Roberts, Bill Wilson, Steve Cuniff, Maria Pesella, AnnMarie Irizarry, AND MISS MARY DORN, ADVISOR, Seated at Desk. Missing when photograph was taken: Stisan Foye, Patty Cheevers, Terry Hurley, Ernesto Sosa, Rita Bizanowic Linda Solari, Rosemary Aucello. FRENCH CLUB SITTING: Jackie Hollis, Vice-President; Kris Sampson, President STANDING: Glenn Crenshaw, Diane Connors, Amy West, Gail Ellard, Secretary-Treasurer; Debi Erlandson, Vernon Boardman, Christine Franzosa, Mr. James Marino, Advisor, Lynn Powers, Marcia Freedman, Brian Berte. Missing when photograph was taken: Albert D ' Arco and Diana Boardman. 69 ITALIAN CLUB Uenise DiFranza, Louis DiCiero, Silvia Cuda, Joe luliano, Gina Galluccio, Gina Ascoli, Joyce Ruggerio, Al Fulchino, Orazio Sirignano, Cindy Hooper, Phillip Mancini, Mike Girardi, JohnRagucci, Missing when photo- graph was taken: John Angiolillo, Kevin Concannon, Richard Dangelo, John DiRico, Gregory lamelli, Doreen landolo, Antonio Martiniello, Carmen Montefusco, Cheryl Oliva, Arlene Poste, Edward Russ, Frank Saia, Angela Tremonte, Ralph Ungaro, and MR. VICTOR DE RUBEIS, ADVISOR. GERMAN CLUB Diane Jackson, Martha Casey, Not Available, Donna Luciano, Denise Jackson, Michelle Molle, Susan Can- non, Noreen Teehan. 70 INTERNATIONAL CLUB SITTING: Nicholas Christopher, Santina Latina, Annamaria Moccia, Joanne Simonelli, Gina Galluccio, Toma- sina Fabbo, SECOND ROW: Denise DiFranza, Pino Colasanti, Maria D ' Avanzo, Cindy Hooper, Joyce Ruggerio, Joseph lul- iano, Gina Ascoli, Lynn Powers, Maria Forgione, Anna Leo, Tim Ringdahl. THIRD ROW: Hector Christopher, Paolo DeSantis, Ernesto Sosa Gomez, Fred Swed, John Ragucci, Orazio Sirignano, Louis DiCiero, Philip Mancini, Gary Marques, Antonio Esposito, Albert Donatio. Not present when picture was taken: Mr. Victor DeRubeis, Advisor. J. V. CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Linda Sousa, Patty Fahey, Roseann LaBella, Chris Smith, Leslie Storella. SECOND ROW: Joyce Wilson, Dianne DiCicco, Jane Maltais, Co-Captain, Robin Smith, Elaine Gibson, Co- Captain; Carole Andreotti, Paula Cataldo. 71 E CLUB FIRST ROW: Janet Martignetti, Tedi Stratis, Maureen Lanctot, Janis Nigro, Eileen Kelley, Diane Catalano, Lynne Molea, Jody Camerario, Irene Hall, Stacie Kerrigan, Cindy Hooper, Denise Jackson, Leslie Turner, Nicky Rossetti, Bob Medaglio, MR. LARRY VOZELLA , Faculty Advisor; Joe Nuzzo, Tim Sheehan, Joe McGee, Jay Johnson, Joe Ingemi, Susan DiMaria, Tim Ringdahl, Cheryl Hooper, Lori Barrv ' , Joe luliano. LAST ROW: Michele McCarthy, Michelle Molle, Renee Maffeo, George Milley, ' Charles Schull, Wayne McKenzie The E Club has a proud and glorious past in fostering and preserving the great Everett tradition in sports. It was first organized on February 6, 1929, with Coach Den- nis Gildea acting as the faculty advisor. Membership in the E Club was restricted to all athletes who were awarded their varsity letter in sports. The purpose of tlie club was to establish high ideals in athletics and to encourage students to go out for athletics and earn their letters. After a few years of organization, the E Club was discontinued. At a meeting held at the Everett Recreation Center on April 26, 1972, the E Club was reorganized with a slate of Officers and a Board of Governors elected by over 75 former lettermen in attendance. Since its re organization in 1972, the E Club has grown to be a national sports alum- ni organization, with over 500 dues-paying members throughout the country. Some of the E Club ' s noteworthy programs include three $500 scholarship grants to deserving EHS student-athletes, recognition dinners for EHS teams, athletic schedules, special awards to deserving individuals, social functions to benefit the scholarship fund, a blood donor ' s program to benefit the members and their families, and the publication of a monthly newsletter. 72 At this year ' s Fifth Annual Scholarship and Awards Dinner on May 12th the E Club reached two significant milestones in its prestigious history: the celebration of its fifth anniversary and the $6,000 mark in scholarship awards to EHS students. The recip- ients of this scholarship program in the past are Dennis Aylward (U Mass) and Frank Russo (Harvard) in 1973; Mario Maniscalco (Bowdoin) and Patrick Schena (Boston Col- lege) in 1974; Patti Parziale (Simmons) and David Scenna (Northeastern) in 1975; Therese Giove (Bridgewater State), Barry Glass (Bowdoin), and Patrick Kearney (Northeastern) in 1976. Faculty advisor Lawrence Vozella reported that the following have enrolled as stu- dent members in the E Club for 1976-1977: Nicholas Rossetti, Cheryl Hooper, Tim- othy Ringdahl, Cindy Hooper, Joseph Nuzzo, Denise Jackson, Jody Camerario, Maureen Lanctot, Joseph McGee, Theodora Stratis, Lynne Molea, Renee Maffeo, Susan DiMaria, Wayne McKenzie, Janet Martignetti, George Milley, Leslie Turner, Michelle McCarthy, Joseph Ingemi, Rosemary Aucello, Joseph luliano, Not Available, Charles Schull, Ro- bert Medaglio, Michelle Molle, Janice Nigro, Timothy Sheehan, Irene Hall, Paul Vietro, Gary Marques, Lori Barry, Diane Catalano, Mary Bono, and Eileen Kelley. Since the continuation and fostering of the great Everett tradition in sports rests on the shoulders of the present day athlete, the E Club extends an invitation to all var- sity athletes to enroll as a student member and to continue that membership after grad- uation. It is your responsibility to carry on this tradition. Take pride in the CRIMSON TIDE ! DRAMA CLUB FIRST ROW: JoAnn Apru22ese, Charlie Uzzle, Karen Apruzzese, Celia Tortorici, Patty Kelley, Karen Moore, Susan Connor, Marianne Sachetta, Elaine Drinkwater. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Ranieri, Cheryl Tano, Tedi Stratis, Janet Martignetti, John Armstrong, Kenneth Snow, Paula Parziale, Paul Tringale, Peter Messana, Lisa Goldstein. THIRD ROW: Darlene McCormick, Mary Monastiero Absent when Picture was taken Warren Lever, Drama Coach 74 PEP SQUAD L TO R: Celia Tortorici, Mary Smith, Debbie Ivany, Vivian Cotte, Rita Cipillone, Ivliss Libby, Advisor; Janet Martignetti, Susan Connor, Jeanne Ranieri, Karen Apruz- zese, Terry Hurley, Jo Ann Apruzzese, President. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB FIRST ROW: Barry Maimone, Jeanne Danieli, Gina Ascoli, Mark Malenbaum, Harry LaCortiglia. STANDING: Paul Bessler, Vinnie Massone, John Piazza, David Read, Mr. William Richmond, Advisor, Dom- inic Graff eo. Bob DeBenedetto, Joe Frackleton, Paul Taylor, Roberta Jordan. Absent when picture was taken: Brian Berte. T. V. CLUB Paul Calderwood, Jim Flurry, Mark Garofalo, Dave Thompson, Rich DiOrio, Tom Campanella, Harry LaCort- iglia, Mike Manning, Peter DiZoglio, Lloyd Clcmons, Tom Finos, Peter Garofalo, Dominic Graffeo. Absent when picUu-e was taken: Joe Caezza, James Shea, Richard Mejia, Charles ShiJl, Dave Caponc, and Mr. Ber- nard Sullivan, Advisor. 76 NEWSPAPER STAFF SITTING: Domenic Graffeo, Lynne Molea, Debbie Martin, JoAnn Apruzzese STANDING: Elaine Connors, Lauren Murphy, Karen Moore, Debbie Morris, Mrs. Irene Kowal, Advisor, Leslie Turner, Audrey Giannattasio, Fred Swed, Joe Ingemi, Diane Jackson . LIBRARY AIDS SITTING: Debbie Morris, Susan Melanson, Linda Coviello, STANDING: Jimmy Griffin, Steve Flagg, Miss Elaine Finlay, Librarian; Nancy Copp, Roseanna Secondino, Michelle McCarthy, Ed Russ. 77 FOOTBALL TEAM VARSITY SQUAD FIRST ROW: Richard Primrose, James Maltais, John Mitton, Charles Venuto, Joseph Interbartolo, Michael Brawn, Richard Gerrity, Wayne MacKenzie, Gary Marques, Richard Amo, Bruce Copp. SECOND ROW: James Covelle, Thomas Jamerson, Robert DiBiaso, Michael Rossetti, Captain, Fred Sacramone, Joseph Nuzzo. Boy this rest feels good ! Is it my breath? 81 GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY ROW 1 JAMIE VARGA, CINDY HOOPER, LINDA HARPER--CO-CAPTAIN, Junior Varsity; IRENE HALL- -CO- CAPTAIN, VARSITY: ANGELA MORESCHI, ROSEMARY AUCELLO, LINDA COVIELLO ROW 2 JANIS NIGRO— CO-CAPTAIN, VARSITY, RENEE MAFFEO, RITA SCHLEGEL, KIM MASON, LORRAINE CARLI, KAREN BOLZ, CHRISTINE O ' DONNELL, ARLENE POSTE, JOANNE MIRABITO, MARY HICKEY. ROW 3 COACH MISS NANCY FENNELLY, MAUREEN LANCTOT, --CO -CAPTAIN, Junior Varsity; BARBARA BOUDREAU, ANN MARIE MARINO, DENISE JACKSON, DEBBIE KENT, DLANE JACKSON, MICHELLE MC- CARTHY, SUE ELLEN BUCCHIERE, ANN MC GONOGLE, TEDI STRATIS. - 3 ] jjr SOCCER STANDING: Mark Peterson, Rui Carvalho, John Piazza Johnny Ferraro, Phil Mancini, COACH ROBERT E. SKERRY, JR.; Steve Cardillo, Tony D ' Avanzo, Tony Esposito, Tony Kalfopoulos, Doug Kitchen. FIRST ROW: Marc DiBiaso, John DiRico, Paul Bessler, Tim Culwell, Greg lamelli, Goalie Carmen Monte- fusco, Emery Parsons, John Antonellis, Co-Captain, Charlie Uzzle, Mike Goodrich, Tom Galluccio, Mgr. Joe Missing when picture was taken: John Snook, Co-Captain, Paul DeSantis, Angelo Dimino, Ernesto Sousa Boston Herald American All Scholastic Soccer Team 1976 Honorable Mention Goalie Gregg lamelli John Antonellis, Co-Captain, Tim Culwell, Coach Robert E. Skerry, Jr., Carmen Montefusco. 86 GIRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY KNEELING: Lorraine Sachetta, Stacie Kerrigan, Co-Captain; Leslie Turner, Co-Captain; Mary Hickey, Patty Lyons STANDING: Janice Nigro, Denise Jackson, Miss Trudie Mercer, COACH; Barbara Boudreau, Annmarie Marino JUNIOR VARSI 1 Y KNEELING: Karen Eno, Debbie Milano, Marion Merchant, Lorraine Carli. Diane Stevens. STANDING, Miss Nancy Femielly, COACH, Janine Grillo, Renee Miffeo, Diane Jackson, Captain; Susan Cooke Cliris O ' Donnell, Debbie Kent. 89 BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: William Profenna, Assistant Coach; Michael O ' Connor, Jay Johnson, Captain; George Milley, Captain; Tim Sheehan, Captain; John Midry, John Dolan, Head Coach SECOND ROW: Jody Robinson, Peter Donatio, Cooper Smith, Tony Kirk, Bill Martin, Jamie Covelle, Mark Lever CAPTAINS AND COACHES WILLIAM PROFENNA, ASSISTANT COACH; JAY JOHNSON, TIMOTHY SHEEHAN, GEORGE MILLEY--TRI- CAPTAINS; JOHN DOLAN, HEAD COACH. 91 HOCKEY STANDING: Norm Jordon, Assistant Coach, Tom Gibson, Assistant Coach; Louis Staffieii, John McKenzie, Bill McCarthy, John Bond, Joe Forestier, Bruce Copp, Chris Carli, Richard Hartnett, James McCormick, James Bond, John Busby, Larry Tuck, HEAD COACH; Steve Cardillo. KNEELING: Paul Lanza, Jim Noftle, Dave Stilwell, Fran McCarthy, Captain, Joe luliano, Richard Hart, Rich- ard Noe, Manager, Arthur Glufling. A FIRST-CLASS TEAM ! A JAMES BOND THRILLER ! TRACK FIRST ROW: Leonard Greco, Richard Mejia, Wayne Poste, John Franklin, Co-Captain; Phillip Petto, John Ragucci, Bob Medaglio, Co-Captain; Mike Hurley, Gary Garrity, Rich Mulry, Steve Sachetta, Paul Vietro. SECOND ROW: Ed Russ, Mary Doherty, Harry LaCortiglia, John McNamara Keith Connolly, Joe Cirame, Dennis Cvinar, Bob Hallowell, Kevin Concannon Harold Thompson, Vincent Massone. THRID ROW: Alex Alexander, Richard Diorio, Mike Carroll, Tom Schmidt, Peter Marino, Charlie Shull, Bob Sweeney, Richard Clifford, Eugene Hiscock, Philip Martinelli, Assistant Coach; Gerry Carmody, Head Coach. SENIOR MEMBERS KNEELING: John Franklin, Co-Captain; John Ragucci, Robert Medaglio, Co-Captain. STANDING: Philip Martinelli, Assistant Coach, Keith Connolly, Edward Russ, ncent Massone, Harry LaCorti- glia, Joe Cirame, Charles Shull, Tom Schmidt, Gerry Carmody, Coach 98 I Where is everybody? Tom Schmidt If I don ' t trip I can beat ' em! JoeCirame Mr. Pelosi, I ' m not out of bounds ! John Franklin I can do it! I can do it! O-O-O-OH- -Charlie Shall Where have I seen that guy before? Now what Sweeney? Paul Ed Russ Vietro and Bob Sweeney 99 BOYS TENNIS TEAM BOYS TENNIS TEAM Herbie Lawrence, COACH, Fred Swed, Tim Ringdahl, Wayne MacKenzie GIRLS TENNIS TEAM Maureen Lanctot Audrey G iannattasio Staccy Kerrigan 102 BASEBALL COACH RALPH CECERE, Don Devereaux, Captain 104 YEARBOOK STAFF I YEARBOOK STAFF YEARBOOK STAFF MARTHA CASEY DENISE JACKSON DONNA CROSSCUP KAREN HICKS YEARBOOK QUEEN YEARBOOK QUEEN AND HER COURT Diane Constantine, Debbie DiOrio, Elaine Gibson SUSAN DI MARIA, QUEEN, Robyn Storella, Lorrain Sachetta SPORTS QUEEN SPORTS QUEEN AND HER COURT STANDING, Denise Laurenza, Football Maid of Honor, ELAINE GIBSON, QUEEN OF SPORTS; Donna Brogna Basketball Maid of Honor . SEATED: Mary Monastiero, Track Maid of Honor, Paula Capodilupo, Hockey Maid of Honor, Karen Kane, Baseball Maid of Honor, Joanne Simonelli, Soccer Maid of Honor. ANTICIPATION ! Mary Ellen pointing out the winner ! S And tlie winner IS! Making sure the drawing is on the level I VOLUNTEERS CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR SENIOR CITIZENS SEATED: Karen Kane, CarolLeyden, Donna DeLuca, Debbie Barrett , lillianlrizarry-j IreneHall, Patty Finnegan. STANDING: Grace Marchese, Cindy Hooper Charlene Forgione, Glenn Crenshaw, Debbie Diorio, Debbie Martin, Cindy Doucette, Janis LaRose, Debbie Morris, Jack Mercer, Nancy Woods, Maureen Schiavo. THIRD ROW: Joyce Redmond, Beverly MacNeill, Maria Maniscalco. ABSENT WHEN PHOTO WAS TAKEN: Debbie Lawrence, Susan Melanson. CITY OF EVERETT MASSACHUSETTS 02149 Council fot the m uig Honorary Chairau D«cemb«r l6, 1976 ARIGOL UTANZI ciclt, , ssacl]ii3ttts 02149 389-7950 FREDERICK J GIBSON ylaitSant Suprrinlendttti FRANaS X RILEY Bitsinas Manage January 17, 1977 J iMi McC«uley Principal Ev Mtt High School Bpoftdway, Everett OSiUg Da r Mr, MoCaul«y: W« all g«t ttr«d of ti«aring and reading about tean-age Tlolanca, so it la r«fr«shing and with great gratitude that I tell you about tbe High School students you sent dOKD to the Armory on Tuesday, I ' ecember 14th. Thanks to that wonderful group of students, the Chrlstmaa Party for over 300 Senior Citliena, want along very amootnly. They really worked, oheerfully and efficiently, and served all those dinners in record time. They were moat cooperative, Mr, McCauley, and I more than appreciated them and their work. You have every right to be justifiably proud of the group, and 1 wish their parents knew what a splendid performance they turned In. They were a credit to both the School and their parents. Please thank them all again for me - and thank you for sending aw sucb reliable students when I needed nelp. Hiss Janis LaRose 46 Chelsea Street Everett, HA 02149 Dear Janis: The Everett School Committee at their meeting on Monday, January 3, 1977, voted to thank you for donating your services at the Christmas Party for the Council on Aging. Ralph Waldo Emerson said The best gift is a portion of thyself. The Committee feels that by donating your services to make this party a success that you have demonstrated your willingness to give of yourself to help others. Best wishes to you for a Happy New Year. Arie« L. LaTanzi Superintendent of Schools - Sii Sincerely ph T. Peloei i lte Manager - Elderly Drop-In Center ii)Ter tt, Anery 109 E.H.S. BAND 113 115 HOT LINE HALLOWEEN PARTY HAIL, HAIL, The Gang ' s all here! 120 122 124 In our own little corner. BOWMAR Brains 126 129 130 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Everett Public Schools EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL MARY ELLEN HANEFFANT NICHOLAS J. PASCOUCHI VICTOR PISACRETA 135 CATHERINE SALA JANET SYMES SECRETARIES EILEEN A. WTIELAN THERESA M. FITZPATRICK MARY F,. STOWELL Secretary to Principal RITA MACLAUGHLIN ANNA M. RENDA MAX-ED JEANNETTE FRONTERO JOHN MERENDA 136 RAYMOND E. GALLAGHER IRENE KOWAL NANCY LA RAIA 137 JUDITH STAFFIERY LAWRENCE VOZELLA JEAN WALSH READING DEPARTMENT BARBARA POOCK RICHARD RIVARD 138 INDUSTRIAL ARTS THOMAS CASTELLANO RICHARD MARTINI ANDREW MASTRANGELO HOME ECONOMICS AUCE C . DRAGO, DEPARTMENT MARY ANN HOLMES HEAD VICTORE E. DE RUBEIS, DEPARTMENT HEAD DORIS T. DI TULLIO ANDREW J. PREVn F MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT BARBARA TON JAMES R. MARINO LIBRARIAN ELAINE UNLAY 140 EDWARD P. RICUPERO, DEPARTMENT HEAD PHILIP L. MC AULIFFE, JR. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT ROBERT DURANT DONALD MC ELWANEY WALTER P. ZANOR GUS MARTINEZ DRIVER-ED JAMES MAMOS 141 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT JAMES MICARELLI BERNARD L. SULLIVAN LOUIS BALDI GARY DASCOLI JOHN DOLAN THOMAS GIBSON FREDERICK W. LEACH THOMAS J. MADDOX 143 ANTHONY M. MALIONE 144 145 Push-cart lunch! COACH CARMODY: There ' s the one to emulate ! Serving on the School Board is a piece of cake ! Mrs. Eleanor Murphy, ENGLISH PAR EXCELLENCE! The Executive Table CHARLIE, Keeper of the Castle ! 147 Su pet- man ' Be my valentine? Do we look alike? In the middle of lunch??? Our unwilling victim ! Shall we jump? 152 QmtM 0f U)ect VKer ef5 old! Due To The C onsfrucflon ( They iniiAGt£ -frost if fen •fincejr- IT ' i ujeoTTa ujiu block (?uf all thai- noise Hios ack ha mm eri i Ke, This inna K Lo Keep 0)1 -Vhq-f Nas4y Ju -V an6l Wd smeUs £H5 CLASS HISTORY There are many ways to describe this year ' s graduating class. Creative, innovative, and cer- tainly rowdy at times . . . but where did it all begin? Back at Parlin, of course. The days when we had to file in a straight line and buy our lunch tickets in the morning. There we were met by such obstacles as a segregated cafeteria, girls on one side, boys on the other. Remember those music classes headed by Miss Birmingham. Or watching the gym classes out tlie nearest window, or trying to sneak a cigarette at lunch without getting caught by the Green Hornet, Mr. Mangerian. Only the brave would try to hide a bag of chips or an apple to eat in tlie school yard. The classic of all was the punishment of writing the Parlin Character if you were a bad girl or boy. They even had the nerve to make you number each word! In ninth grade we thought we were the kings and queens of Parlin. After all, we were the oldest and the wisest, so we thought. After graduation, we all came together from Parlin into the High School. This is it, we thought, freedom at last. But then we met Mr. Leo, whose bark was always worse than his bite. We became acquainted with P.M. Sessions. And I ' m sure no one could forget the first day of school in our sopho- more year. We filed into the auditorium, once big parlin graduates, now little sophomores. We were afraid to ask for directions when we couldn ' t find our classrooms because we were thrown off by the even, odds, set up of the high school. Asa result we were ten minutes late for our classes. But as the year progressed we realized that there really wasn ' t an elevator or a Room 222. In that year we met old and new friends. The girls got into sororities and the boys into more sports. For some it was a year of goofing off. For others it was a year of hardwork. All in all it was a year to get acquainted with our new school, new teachers, and our new friends. The first day of school in our Junior year was a little less nerve racking. We were one year clos- er to graduation, though that was far off in our minds at the time. It was the bi-centennial year, the two hundredth birthday of our country, and we enthusiastically joined in the celebration. The administration, in a desperate attempt to stop absenteeism and class cutting, put the seven day absence rule into effect. The year started off pretty well and we felt a little more sure of our- selves as the year progressed. Everyone enjoyed the cafeteria studies, and tliey became the place to go during study periods or if you were skipping a class. It was a good year for the football and basketball teams. The football team winning the G. B. L. title and the basketball team making it to the finals in the Tech Tourney, finally loosing to Don Bosco. Lynn Auto School signed a contract with Everett High School providing students witli a driver-ed course that everyone enjoyed. Juniors with a last period study pretended they were seniors and left early, being careful not to get caught. The Junior Prom was a huge success with over one hundred couples attending. Audrey Giannattasio and Joe Guarino were our King and Queen. The Junior Picnics were very well organized and everyone had a good time. Tlie ground breaking- ceremony took place for the new addition of our high school, although at the time no one knew what we were in for. We were sent home twice in one week for bomb scares and fires near the end of the year. We then began to realize that only one more year of school was left. Here we ' are finally seniors. It seemed like yesterday that we were at Parlin. The higlilight of our senior year was undoubtedly the construction. We hardly recognized the old school in September. There were walls where stairways had once been. A strike by the construction workers meant that the plan for completing the addition first and then remodeling the old building could not be done. So we found ourselves being interrupted by workers coming in to measure, bang holes into, and tear down walls, put up beams to hold up walls, etc. We simply had to put up widi the noise, dust, and strange odors that this new construction brought us. Despite these unbelievable conditions we ' ve tried our best to carry on the normal learning pro- cess at Everett High School. Tlie teachers and students have been very tolerant and we ' ve done very well considering we had no gym, no cafeteria, and no room for anything else. The Student Advisory I3oard persuaded the School Committee to extend early dismissal to all students witli sLxtli and seventh period studies providing they were in good academic standing. We will always remember tlie audi- torium studies, the nutty construction workers who tried to make life at the high scliool a little more pleasant for us all, our bowling tournaments during gym classes, and the movement of rooms and offices from one day to the next, our dances, Halloween Party, Christmas Party, Senior Prom, Sen- ior picnic, and all the parties and events leading up to our graduation. Now we have finally reached the top. As seniors at Everett High School we look back and say where did the time go? Wc find tliat our senior year is too good and much too short for us to enjoy. We, in a way, arc looking forward to the future, but yet in another way we arc hoping it will never come. A sense of togetherness grips hold of us as we finally realize that this is it. We will never again have the cliancc to walk tlirougli tliese corridors as seniors or return to these liigh school days. And as time keeps slipping into tlie future, we will look back upon tliese days with happy memories that we will always cherish. JANIS MALTESE SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE STANDING: Joseph Irgemi, Timothy Sheehan, Joseph Sarro, Keith Connolly. SEATED: Audrey Letteney, Fred Sacramone, Susan DiMaria , Cheryl Hooper, Jody Camerario OUR CLASS LEADERS SOPHOMORE YEAR President: Arlene Lewis Vice President: Donna Muise Secretary: Audrey Giannattasio Treasurer: Linda Solari Student Council: Keith Connolly Eileen A . Kelley Audrey Letteney Student Advisory: JUNIOR YEAR Joseph Sarro Lori Barry Susan DiMaria Cheryl Hooper Eileen A . Kelley Arlene Lewis Rhonda Nicoli Mary Bono SENIOR YEAR Keith Connolly Timothy Sheehan Jody Camerario Cheryl Hooper Elaine Gibson Eileen A . Kelley Arlene Lewis Nicholas Rossetti Janis Maltese 157 D-Y-N-A-M-I-T-E is the only way we can describe Stacie our scoring star for Everett High girls basketball team. Stacie, a born leader, has been captain for two seasons. Winner of the Boston Globe award as an outstand- ing athlete she is unsurpassed among her contemporaries as a dribbler and scorer. She also stars in softball, track, tennis. Black-belt in karate and most important of all a member of the National Honor Society. STACIE KERRIGAN 158 159 GOOD-BYE EYES BRIMMING WITH TEARS AS WE DEPART WITH SORROW TO CONQUER OUR DREAMS! DEBBIE MARTIN