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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

EVERETT. MASS Local 1 YEARBOOK CREDITS )ITOR-IN-CHIEF Robin E. Downing ASSISTANT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Chris Lamontagne ADVERTISEMENT EDITOR Michelle Coolen SPORTS EDITOR Paul Fabrizio ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Bryan Garrity FACULTY EDITOR Anthony Sirignano ART EDITOR Maria Rizzo LAYOUT EDITOR Michele Denning ASSISTANT LAYOUT EDITOR Maryann Stilwell SENIOR SECTION EDITOR Louis Poste PUBLIC RELATIONS Sean Keefe STAFF Deneen Senibaldi — Copy Joanne Gates — Copy Mara DiBiase — Senior Section Roberta Buniconti — Senior Section Kathryn McLaughlin — Senior Section Larry Mazzi — Art Paulette Lincoln — Faculty Kerri DiLoreto — Typing Michele Multo — Typing Karen Simonelli — Fund Raising Barbara Sirignano — Layout Palma Scibeili — Layout 1 G -J O I m m J U S T visirrNG 3 N V I-i ' I Dd £[ Dd noud sam D TRACK PG 23 SOCCER PG 24 N C CROSS COUNTRY PG 30 Dd 99 Dd JJ VIS SINN31 i00adV3A 4 S 1H0M a3iV7 A SaOIN3S 7 o STUDENT GOVERNMENT Class Officers Maura Killeen — Secretary, Paul Fabrizio — President, Louis Maiuri — Vice-President, )oanne Gates — Treasurer. Student Council Sandy lannuzzi, Mary Kelley, June Supine. Student Advisory Council Debbie Cirino, Kelley Fitzpatrick, Dorothy Bono. J 5iiRETT 6 14 TIDE SPIRIT FOOTBALL HOCKEY BASKETBALL RUN, JUMP, THROW Top Row: Steven Fitzgerald, Andrew Hickey, Coach — lohn Miceli, Coach — Alfred Marshall, James Price, Michael Perna Second Row: Frank Dean, Donald Harvey, Daniel Fitzpatrick, lohn McCarthy, joseph Caviello, Ernest Mejia Third Row: Christopher Lamontagne, Richard Cummings, Cino Evangelista, Robert Sullivan. Paul Fitzpatrick, Mark Sawyer, Anthony Dellisola, Anthony Tringali Fourth Row: Michael luliano, Karl Toppi, Patrick Consolo, Daniel Reeves, Dorothy Minos, David Levine, Louis Minos, Steven Poste, Allen Case Fifth Row: Maria Pasqualetto, Lisa Vivilecchia, Nilda Leo, Karen Crowley, Kathy Habeeb, Ellen Meninger, AnnMarieJankowski, Lori Martihoge, Cathy Sirignano, Laura Smith, Sharon Mastrangelo, Christine Devito, TracieSkane Bottom Row: Denise Ragucci, Lisa Croce, Kelley Kanan, I Oeanne Devahna, Susan Fleet, Stephanie Larkin, Carol Kaslik, )anice Doherty, Paulette Gentile Blood, Sweat and Tears It was a tough and disappointing year for those who have been devotedly playing soccer for four years. The team ' s record for the season was 0-1 1-1 . But this is merely a record. In many games they played hard, they played well, and they played as a team but they did not win. Winning helps but it isn ' t everything. As members of this team, they should be proud. Soccer is a skill sport, though in addition to skills, one also needs coordination, physical endurance and aggressiveness. This year ' s team was a perfect exampleof a soccer team. They fought and played hard to the last second of every game. In the first game against Maiden, the team really showed what they were made of. It was a cold, night game at Maiden Stadium. EHS has already lost to them in a pre-season game but now the team was ready for them. By the end of the first quarter the score was 1 -0, Maiden ' s lead . In the second quarter, Flavio Leo scored on a break away assisted by Domenic DiMeo. It was now tied 1 -1 . Third quarter came and excellent defensive efforts by John Kozak, Dom DiMeo, Vinny Pacceca, and John Amoroso held them from scoring. The Maiden team scored again on a scramble in front of the net, but that didn ' t stop EHS. In the fourth quarter, Maiden thought they had the win, but in the closing minutes of the game, Flavio Leo scored once again on a corner kick crossed by Chris Lamontagne. Everett held on to the tie thanks to great supportive efforts by juniors John Greeley, and Arthur Durkin. In this game, there were many casuaiities suffered by Everett. Many of the players were hampered by injuries for the rest of the season which set them back. Records don ' t say everything about the team. Even though the EHS soccer team lost its games, it never lost its love for the game. Most of us, when we graduate, will still play whether it be in college or in another league. Top Row: Don Colini, Jim Stork, Chris Lamontagne, John Amoroso, Vinny Pacceca, Sean Casey, and Coach Henry Bejian. Bottom Row: Paul Fabrizio, Arthur Durkin, John Greeley, Flavio Leo, John Kozak, Tony Viglietti, and Domenic DiMeo. 29 I ■Bottom Row: Jim Havey, Don Harney, Lou Minos, Capt. Pat Green, Angelo Grech, John McCarthy, and Tom ISkane. Top Row: Rich Cummings, Chuck Wallace, Jim MacLaughlin, Dave Mulrey, Jim Reynolds Dave eating: Jackie Mason, Capt. Ann Marie Jankowski, Christine DeVito Kneeling: Tracie Skane, saren Crowley, Dotty Minos, Capt. Janice Doherty, Deanna Devanna, Kelly Kanan Back: Coach icufjero HUSTLING HARRIERS Led by Senior AnnMarie Jankowski and Juniors Janice Doherty and Tracy Skane, the Girls ' Cross Country Team achieved a record of 3-4. The team would not have gone as far as it did without its enthusiasm and the dedication of five Freshmen members: Deanna Devanna, Kelly Kanan, Jackie Mason, Karen Crowley and Christine De- Vito. The Everett runners went into the season big under- dogs but surprised everybody by winning three meets in the heavily competitive Greater Boston League. The season was highlighted by the first and most exciting meet against Somerville in Everett. Senior AnnMarie Jankowski crossed the line first in a time of 1 7:1 7 break- ing her old record by six seconds. Janice Doherty and Tracy Skane finished third and fourth respectively. Junior Dottie Minos and Freshman surprise Deanna De- vanna insured a strong ninth and tenth place finish. When the scores were tabulated Everett came out on top 27-28. The team gave their ail the whole season long thanks to the enthusiasm and perseverance of Coach Ed Ricupero. The Boy ' s Varsity Cross Country Team had a dis- appointing season finishing with a 2 and 5 record. However this record is deceiving having lost two of the meets by only three and four points. The first meet was against Somerville at Glendale Park. Pat Green took third, Dan Reeves fifth and Jim Reynolds sixth place. Seventh and eighth were taken by Dave Devanna and Louie Minos result — Somerville 25 — Everett 26. The team did make a commendable performance at the 1 5th Annual Road Race held at the Saugus V.F.W.. For the 3rd year in a row Everett won this race. The representing Varsity Team consisted of Pat Green, Dan Reeves, Dave Devanna and two Freshmen Tom Skane and Jim Havey. Pat Green finished first; Dan Reeves third and Tom Skane seventh. Jim Havey finished eleventh and Dave Devanna fifteenth. All five were again rewarded with team trophies for winning the three mile race. Jim McGlauglin won a medal for eighteenth place. THE ICE MACHINE Everett High Ix-gan the hockey season wilh .1 fine group of returning lettermen, many of whom were Mill sophomores or juniors. Coach Gibson starting with sugar plums dancing in his eyes as he saw tourney possibilities for the first time in eleven years on the horizon. These hopes were soon dashed, and at the time of this writing, Everett skaters stood at 6-6, with tourney possibilities put over until next season ... At the beginning of the season the ■Crimson skaters were hit with successive injuries that put a crimp in what was a successful start, l ust line svmg, Mike Castano, broke a foot; Steve DeLuccia, fractured a shoulder; starting defensemen Lou Mauiri, npi ed muscle in the leg, and junior Jim Maclaughlin missed two games wilh a leg injury. Undermanned, the T ide almost pulled off upsets over Somerville and Arlington who were running one two in GBL competition. Lady Luck deserted her beaus and saw a questionable score by Somerville at the buzzer beat Everett, after a fine effort. If that wasn't bad enough it took Arlington to three minutes in the last period to win on a scramble in front of the net tobeat the hustling young Everett club. Victories over Revere, Peabody (twice)i Chelsea (twice) and Medford left Everett at this writing tied with Malden for third place. Goalie Paul1 abrizio has two shutouts and has been the mainstay of the Everett line of defense along with Senior Paul Vertullo and Lou Maiuri and lohn DeCregorio. Coming alone nicely to help out on defense- was Frank McCormack. Scorers and up front skaters that thrilled the fans on mori |han one occasion were Roal potters Mark LeDonne. Pat Carli, Jim Mat I auRhlin, Sean Casey and full game huMler. L).J, t tamngton. Also contributing to the cause and filling in with desire and hustle were Marc Fronduto, Tommy Anderson. Scott DeLuccia, Peter Maggio, Paul Maiuri and Paul Smith. Mike Scurto did yeoman's work playing every game and giving the club back and forecbecking, the name of the game. Seniors Vertullo, L. Maiuri, Carli, Scurto and goalie Fabrizio will be sorely missed from next year's roster. Goalie Fabrizio was classed by no less than perennial winning coach, Eddie Burns, of Arlington, as the best in the League. Coaches Tom Gibson and Herb Lawrence are plcashd with the attitude and hustle of the dub and will look forward to next year for an injury free seasond pec ial kudos go to former assistant coach Norm Jordan, who volunteered bis servicesnnd wa seen at every game helping out. Finally, as if not having your own home ice is not enough, The Ost Boston M.D.C. rink, which was to be Everett's home game, ran a foul of leaks and breaks and was put out of commission for the season. The Everett club had to sc ramble for ioe, its fans traveled to the newly renovated Arena, in Boston, the Stoneham Rink, and for a change, even played a few games at the Everett Rink, very handy for the fans, but, built to seat just the players. lop Row Coach Thom Gijton, Marl IcDonnc, |ohn DrCregono. David Harrington. Paul $m h. MaA fronduto AM-CapUm Paul VtltuNo, Thom Andcrvon. limMaclaughlm. Avvl-Captain louie Maiuri. M.kc Cavtono Bottom Row Steven Ma.-un. frank McCormick. Scant jm-v. Captain — Paul Fobn io. Peter MagpO, Paul Maiuri. Pat Carli. Mdoe Scurto. Scott DeiuciaPASSING THE TEST ■ett High SchcKil girl? ' arsity Field Hockev team finished r 1981-1982 season w ith an overall record of six wins, e losses, and three ties. They scored thirteen goals while allowing seven goals scored against them. Tri-Captains „ :he varsity team were Joanne Gates, Lori Martinage, and K iy Sullivan. Finishing the season third place in the league, i girls set a few personal goals of their own. This years team the first in nine years to ever beat Arlington and tie bodv . Leading the team with five goals and four assists was leen Senibaldi followed bv Sharyn Buccheriere with four Is and six assists. girls Junior Varsity team finished the league with an rail record of five wins, three losses, and three ties. Co- rtains were Joanne Cannon, and Donna Prato. Laura Peter- the team with three goals. .A congratulation goes to ne season. ' f Top row: Asst. Coach Donna Cildersleeve, Head Coach Nancy Fennelly, Laura Peterson, Eileen Peddle, Sharon Boucherie, Dawn Zielinski, lackie Boudreau, lean Casey, Kathy McLaughlin, Karen McKenzie, Christine Day, Kelly Nigro Second Row: ludy Mulledy, Susan Fleet, Donna Proto, Laura Kelly, joanne Cannon, Deneen Senibaldi, Sandy lannuzzi, Helen McLaughlin Bottom row: Cathy Sirgnano, Kay McDonald, Tri-Captains: )oanne Gates, Kathy Sullivan, Lori Martinage, Nancy Mitchell, Cathy Habeeb Ily Tuck, Ml ' lelle Mazzei. Coach Louis Baldi ScceQ 4tow: Eileen Peddle, Co-Caplain lackie Boudreau, K.iri p ' . i n ic, Kal Kisich, Co-Caplain KathfyR M ghlin, San K l,iniiii i, Kuthie Boudreau. CRIMSON ROUNDBALL The 1981-82 edition of the Everett High Girib Basketball Team is lead b Lu aptan uudreauand Kathryn McLaughlin. Both Jackie and Kathryn arei tlu ' ir third varsity seasons on the squad. Two other seniors are on the team. Thev are S.ituly lannLizzi and DarleneTuck. The rest of theCfI ' mson Varsitv Tea l consists of juniors Ruthie Boudreau, Sharvn Bucchiere, Kat Kisich, Mk hellt Waz ei, Karen McKenzie and Sophoniore Eileen Peddle. The season opened on an impressive note w ith a 55-36 victory over altlTam, a team the Crii- son h.id never beaten. After jumping out to a 21-8 first period ' lead, the Crimson were never seriously challenged by Waltham. Sconnt; was v%ell baianc ed am n Bucchiere, jackie Boudreau, Kathrx n McLaughlin, and Ruthie Boudreau. - The next tliree games against Peabodv Revere and Lynn Classical resulted in 1 win and o es, Everett visited a powerful Peabody Team and suffered its first lose of the season 74-40. Peabody ' s phenominal shooting was the undoing of the Tide. DeJ|W||thp one-sided score, the Cximson, displayed aggressiveness and hard work throughout the contest. Everett climbed back on the winning track with a 43-33 £lory over Revere. Kat Kisich and Jackie Boudreau lead the Crimson offensewhile Kathryn McLaughlin and Sharyn Bucchiere anchored the defensive efforts. Duftng the Christmas vacation, the team ' s nscord fell to 2 wins 2 losses as Lynn Classical bested the Tide 47-33. Sharyn Bucchiere, Kat Kisich and Ruthie Boudre.m leald the Crimson attack that fell shortjn a game that was closer than the score indicates. 18 isa REACHING HIGH PLACES The 1981-82 Crimson Basketball souad is led by senior Co. Captain's Michael Shcehen and Shawn Patton. Patton is one of Fverrft's most proficient scoters and Sheehen is the teams defensive specialist. Other contributing seniors include Paul DiCato, Donald Golini, Rocky Leo, Anthony Sabella, and Robert Sansone. Due to the efforts of these senior student-athletes, Everett is off to one of it's best starts in history. (9-2) Juniors on this years team include Paul Barry, Peter Chiarello, Paul Donatio, Mark Fialli, Scott Noonan, Steven Pendenza, Ray Spinney, and Ed Zanoc. ‘THE CRIMSON EXPRESS This vears Crimson Tide bad much talent and showed a lot of promise and although they came up short of a GBL championship, they restored football pride 1 K Everett as it was seen when the Old Everett Greats were playing. Capt. Steve Valeri, with a very good season, had plenty ' of opportunity to show off his throwing ability, though don ' t sell him short as a defensive safety. Steve provided man a touchdown saving tackle. Valen had a lot to work with in senior end John Baniewicz, pulling in several spectacular catches. John ' s defensive :- ertormances at the end position also gained him recognition from home and away fans. David Stewart, senior halfback, was a key to this years Tide attack. Dave Kis quick and explosive and had his share of touchdowns and interceptions. The Crimson backfield was jamful of talent in Andy Hickey, John Soule, )im Rednrond jUMjohn Fitzerald, who also did a greatjob kicking the ball for the tide. Nick Russo, Giro luliano, and Dan Risteen were Everett ' s senior linemen. This steel curtain led countless offensive drives and defensive strongholds. Safety Mike Sheehan was seen off the receiving end of several interceptions thoughout the season. After non-league losses to Leominster and Beverly, the Tide came to life in the GBL. A Division 1 ranked Peabody was stunned by the tide in their home opener where Peabod barelv squeezed out a 22-22 tie. Everett preceeded to defeat Somerville, Ariingtcp, and Revere and hopes of a GBL title were present. Medford wa coming to town and v% hat should ha ebeen the battle of the century, didn ' t prove to be much  a game. The Mustangs scored on the first few ticks of the clock and It was all down hill for the Tide from thereon. Capt Valeri was injured with a fractured thumbJn this game. The disgusted Everett Squad went to Maiden and lost. Now all Everett ' s championship title hopes were disirHegrated. Chelsea was left for Thanksgiving day and the Tide was hungry for a win. Dave Stewart scored first for Everett on a 3 yard run, but that wasn ' t the last heard from Dave. On the Crimson ' s next possession, Stewart broke out of the backfield and raced into the endzone for a 44 yard run, hissecond touchdown of 3 for the day. Stewart ' s 3rdT.D. was from the Chelsea five yard line, where he barreled into the endzone. John Fitzgerald, at the quarterback pc Jion, played great with a 15 T.D. run. Everett ' s defense had 6 sacks and containing the Red Devil passing game. I 47 49 CLUB E Club Student Officers The E Club is a sports organization consisting of present and former varsity athletes from Everett High School. The present edition of the E Club has over 500 members throughout the country. Membership is open to any athlete who has earned a varsity letter at Everett High School . The E Club was organized by football coach Dennis Gildea in 1929 and was reorganized in 1972. One of the E Club ' s proudest achieve- ments is its Scholarship Foundation, which was established in 1973. At this year ' s Tenth Anniversary Scholarship Dinner, which will be held on May 20, the E Club will surpass the $20,000 mark in scholarship grants to outstand- ing scholar-athletes. The recipients of these $500 scholarship grants are honored at each dinner in May. ! I Seated: Ann Maric)ankowski — treas )atkie Boudreau — secretary, Paul Fabrizio — Pres, Steve Valcri — Vice pres. Slandins Mr L i Martinage, )ohn Baniewicz, Louie Maiuri, and Giro luliano of the executive committee. The E Club of Everett 54 FTA Top row: Robin Downing, Michele Muollo Second row; Michele Coolen, Lisa Martin, Kelly Fitzpatrick, Alyse Richman, {ill Tiberi, Joanne Gates, Gail Conslantine Third row. loan Anderson, )oan Mejia, Mary Nicholls, Theresa Raso, Kathy Foley, Mary Francis Mangraviti, Eda Flaxer Bottom; Coordinator Mr, Merenda, Ann Marie lankowski. Sue Colameta, Deb Cirino Career Day Committee Bottom: Mr. Merenda; Coordinator, Alan Jaromina, Phyllis Fucci, Lisa Martin, Sue Colamenta, Deb Cirino, Joanne Gates, Sandy lanuzzi, Mary Mangraviti Top: Michele Coolen, Alyse Richman, Jill Tiberi, Kelly Fitzpatrick, Eda Flaxer, Mrs. Frontero Absent from photo: Michele Fucci 55 HOTLINE Top row: Steve Valen, )ohn Fitzgerald, Leanne Sorenio, NickRusso, Dorothy Bono, lohn David, MikeScurlo, DanRisteen, Nancy Colarusso, Mike Sheehan Second row: Robin Downing, Michele Muollo, Maura Killeen, )ohn Harrington, Tony Meola, David Stewart, Ken Mayo, lean Scott, Sue Mastone, Mary Kelley Third row; Linda Olivero, Nancy Coughlin, Maria Ravotli, Angela Pelrone, Patty Mancini, Mr Foresleire, Chris Vacca, Michele Denning, Roberta Buoniconti, Cheryl Zagami Fourth row: Kim Donaruma, Cirxiy Delafano, Felicia Ravotti, Denise Murphy, Donna DeAngelis, Bonnie Durant, Karen Simonelli, Mara DiBiasi, Kerri DiLoreto, Virginia Cheffro, Norma Sorrento, Michelle Marshall Bottom row MaryanneStillwell, Sue Hart. Julie Mac Donald, Lisa Cacchiotti, Laura Rosenstcin. Nina Mastone, Linda Geroklis, Maria Colasanti Guidance Aides 1st row: Brenda Perone, joanne Cannon, DebCirino, SueColameta, Christine Vacca, Sandy lanuzzi, Cathy Tano 2nd row: Rhonad lanncone, Althea Corgenyi, Erin Doherty, Jackie Boudneau, Maura Killeen, Donna DeAngelis, Cheryl Zagami, Mr. Malione, Leslie Pippy, ManaMessana, Deb Wallace 3rd. row: Theresa Meniman, Sean Keefe, Kelly Fitzpatrick, Alyse Richman, MaryanneStillwell, Dc«othy Bono, Susan Mastone, Karen Simonelli, Lisa Martin. Leslie Green. Sue Hart 4th row: Theresa Raso. Tracy Dean, Jill 56 Tiberi, Mary Nichols Newspaper The Everett High School newspaper The Crim- son services the students of the school with news of current events as well as information. The staff of the newspaper consists of the following; Co-editors in chief — Lisa Pietrangeli, Neil Petrocelli, and Maria Rizzo. Staff members: Joanne Gates, Kathy Sullivan, Jackie Boudreau, Gary Gates, Ann Jank- owski, Eda Flaxer, Don Golini, Flavio Leo, Mary Mangraviti, Pauiette Lincoln, Tony Sirgarano. This year due to the cuts made by prop Vh, the news- paper has had no photography Club. Zack Stratis nas taken most of the pictures printed in the paper. Miss Janet Carney is the faculty advisor. Bonom: Domenic DeMeo. Tony Sirignano, jackie Boudreau, Dorothy Minos, Pauiette Lincoln, Maria Rizzo, Neil Petrocelli, loanne Gates, Charlene DiVito Top; David Devanna, lohn Kozak, Diana Willis, Nancy Kaslick, Ann lankowski, Michele Forrestall, Zack Stratis, Karen Day, Sue Scully, Mary Mangravitti, Patty lankowski, Ed Lamontagne, Dan Reeves Absent from photo: Lisa Pietrangeli 57 DRAMA KEY CLUB Key Club, an international organization, is one of the most unique clubs of Everett High School because its primary function is con- cern for the welfare of other clubs and orga- nizations. In close association with the Kiwa- nis of Everett, the Key Club treasury has do- nated money to the Ronald McDonald House of Boston, the Pediatric Trauma Center of Boston, and even the EHS Guidance Depart- ment. These vital donations have been raised through car washes, bowlathons and candy sales. The Key Club is composed of dedicated and industrious members who are supervised by Zack Stratis — Pres, Michele Forrestall — Vice Pres, Jane Shepard — Secretary, Paul Martignetti — treas. Adult advisers include Anthony Malione and John Foresteire of the EHS Guidance Department and Bruce Mack- ey of the Kiwanis. To strenghten the Key Club ' s leadership, a board of directors is appointed by the officers including Historian — Barb Sirignano, Program Director — Pal- ma Scibelli, Public relations — Lisa Piet- rangeli. Photographer — Theresa Merriman and a group of executives responsible for each individual class. With the help of the ideas and ideals set by the annual Key Club convention, the Key Club helps to raise the standards and school spirit at EHS. As a great contributing factor to school pride, this organization has proven its worth. The Everett Key Club is making it in Massachusetts. ' oa: lane Shephard, Zack Stratis, Michele Forrestall, lanice Brown, Sharon Destasio 2nd row: Brenda Pieroni, Paulette Lincoln, Cheryl Corrardo, Rhonda nacone, Mary Francis Mangraviti, Ellen Menninger, Barb Burton 3rd row: Angela Petrone, Antionette Montigue, Lisa Martin, Michele Muollo, lane Smith, 3in Downing, Alyse Richmond, |ill Tiberi, )ocelyn Tiberi, Lisa Anactos, Marianne Foley 4th row: Patty Mancini, Denise Murphy, Denise Ragucci, Palma belli, Barbara Sirignano, Maria Rizzo, Eda Flaxer, Susan Scully, Marcey Teresa Merriman Standing: Mr. Malione, Mr. Foresteire, Tony Sirignano, MikeScurto, niel Risteen, Mike Sheehan, Bob Barile 59 QUIZ KIDS Mr. Merenda, Michele Forreslall, Mary Francis Mangraviti, John Kozak, Domenic DiMeo, Kelly Fitzpatrick CHORUS 1 Bottom row: Billy D ' Eon — Vice Pres. Lisa Bengtson — Pres, Sue Green — Treas, Darlene Tuck — secretary Second row: Emily Roberto, Karen Guiggio, Dawn Zielinski, Anita lohns, Charlene Guiggio, Director — lohn DeVito, Patty Jankowski, Dianna Smith, Charlene DaVito Third row: Kim Caswell, Robin St. Laurent, Robin Huckleberry, Maria Rizzo, Elise Kurkman, Kathy Smith, Nancy Kaslick, Maria Grassi, Sheila Jewel, Kathy Cummings Absent from photo: Christine Gallagher, Kathy Gallagher, Karen Johnson, Jackie Crafts 60 1 Top row: David Fritz, Louis DeLisio, Rich DelRossi, Angela Petrone, Patty Mancini, Denise Murphy, Heidi Grain, Maria Penta, Fran Giordano Second row: Patty lankowski, Ellen French, Tom Montianile, Dianna Smith, Darlens Tuck — Treas, Vincent Pacecca — Vice Pres, lohn Kozak — Secretary, Flavio Leo — Pres. Domenic DiMeo, )ohn Apruzzese, Paulette Lincoln Third row: Nancy Kaslick, Mary Nicholls, Mary Francis Mangraviti, Eda Flaxer, Michele Forrestall, Susan Scully, Todd Goldstein, Barbara Sirignano, Cathy Sirignano, Maria Rizzo, Tony Sirignano, Sharon Destasio Fourth row: Jocelyn Tiberi, Cindi Maiuri, Barb Burton, Emily Ruberto, Antonia Cifala, Rosa Botta, Anna Sclafani, Charlene DiMare, Palma Scibelli, Diana Willis, Maria Pasqualetto, Michele Glennon Bottom row: Donna Paceccia, Camille Leonforte, Brenda Pieroni, Lisa Gianatasio, |ill Tiberi, Denise Ragucci, Rhonda Dannacowe, Domenica Bottari, Anna Fenjilo, Carmela Esposito, Lorraine McGee, Christine Sawsone (Adviser) Mr. James P. Marino FREE INTERNATIONAL CLUB This year at EHS all language clubs were combined into one organization representing the international community as a whole. All the members of the Italian, Spanish, French, and German clubs were invited to join as well as anyone who was affiliated with pursuing language study at EHS. As a result of this action the number of registered members ex- ceeded eighty pupils, making the internation- al club one of the largest organizations at EHS. Mr. Marino, the club adviser, did an excellent job in handling this rather large group. The dedication and tolerance with which he handled the club helped to make the club a successful one. Elections were held at the beginning of the school year and the officers elected were Flavio Leo — Pres, Vin- ny Pacecca — VP, Darlene Tuck — Treas, and John Kozak — secretary. Money was raised in various fund raisers held throughout the school year which enabled the club to begin an annual scholarship. The Internation- al Club made visits to the Appleton Nursing Home and performed other social functions, and a traditional banquet was held at the end of the school year. A sound foundation was built by this years members to insure the fu- ture growth of the club. PARKING i o uJ CO o 61 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Isl row: (Advisor) ). McKinley, Maria Rizzo, Mary Francis Mangraviti, Oarlene Tuck, Angela Pelrone, laciiie Boudreau — Vice Pres. Barbara Sirignano — Secretary, Domenic DiMeo — Pres, Kelly Fitzpatrick — Treas, Debbie Cirino, Theresa Merriman. Donna DeAngelis 2nd row: Lisa Mucciarone, Carol Tanner, Flavio Leo, Joel Freeman, Todd Goldstein, John Banaewicz, Bob Barile, Bonnie Durani 3rd row Maria Ravotti, Paul Doherty, )ohn Kozak, Lisa Martin, Don Colini, Michele Forrestall, loannc Cannon Absent when photo was taken: Jackie Blaquiere, Lisa Erickson, Meg McAdam, Lisa Pietrangela, Leslie Pippy Harvard Book Award — John Kozak Brown Book Award — Mary Francis Mangraviti Top Row Liiura Ljnc, Eileen Peddle, Sandy lanuzzi. Coach Hugh Kelleher Set ond Row Debbie Cinno, Darlene Tuck. Sharon DcStasio Bottom Row joanne Gates. Carol Tanner. Ann Arsenaull Every year tennis is the sport that gets athletics underway for the girls of Everett High School. It is a fascinating sport of speed and split second timing, together with precision of strokes and agility. This fall sport was met enthusiastically by the ten girls who took part in it. For those who were beginners there was instruction by the tennis coach Mr. Hugh Kelleher, who began with the fundamentals of the game and ended with the finer points. The Tennis Team includes Co. Captain ' s Sharon DeStasio and Carol Tanner. The rest of the squad consists of Anne Arsenault, Debbie Cirino, Joanne Gates, Sandy lannuzzi, Laura Lane, Mary Frances Mangraviti, Eileen Peddle, and Darlene Tuck. 68 Shez To graduate. If I leave here tomorrow Will you still remember me? Cause I ' m as free as a bird now And that bird you cannot change. — Lynard Skynard MEMORIES: Walk-out of March 20, 1 981 ; QBK, Hotline. Jpfcmuel ytmaral Manny 57 Gledhill Ave. Electronic Engineer The most relevant and meaningful prefix for success of man is — self. L.A. Vozella MEMORIES: Outdoor track, TV Club, Sci- ence Club, Henry ' s Chem. Class, ).R. M.A., Thanks Mom! Remember the cow. trances ' Jft. .Armslron Franny 19 Franklin St. Word Processor Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. )ust walk beside me and be my friend. MEMORIES 1-4-3: )im Crafts, 6 1 79, Cheerleader 3, M.V.I., C.S.P., Florida, DRCA)M, (b.f.f.), C ' STREAT, NANNA, Hotline, KXN. Aub 14 Argyle St. Computer Programmer I tried but, hey. MEMORIES: I don ' t have any memories. I was asleep for 4 years. Dave , 10 Clarence St. I Draftsman Be yourself . . . It ' s the one thing you can do better than anyone else. I Bana 1 7 Birch Street To achieve greatness If it is to be. It is up to me. MEMORIES: Football, 1-4; Baseball 1,3; Indoor Track, 2,4; Outdoor Track, 2,4; Licky-Licky; Bread and Butter; Surfin, 3,4; Kirkwood, Coastin; ITE. 59 Reed Ave. Airline Stewardess Tomorrow is a touch away But today is here. And what ' s here is to stay. J.M. MEMORIES: Rotary Club 3, Hotline 3, PKP ' 3,4; September, Shawn 8 22 81. Bob II 1 5 Herbert St. Engineering The only sure thing about luck is it will change. MEMORIES: Football 4, Basketball 1-3, National Honor Society, Leo ' s Lab, RF 10 10 81, Ojeda , MNF, Book- . 72 93 Madison Ave. Mrs. Stephen |. Cardillo ' There ' s always tomorrow For our dreams to come true. ' Cause tomorrow is not far away. MEMORIES: Key Club 1, Guidance 3,4; S.C., R.F., L.S., Summer of ' 79, Almys, being shy, Homeroom 314. 32 Autumn St. Executive Chef If we value the pursuit of knowledge. We must be free to follow wherever that serach may lead us. Adiai Stevenson MEMORIES: M.G., P.D., C.H., G.C., G.M., Summer of 78 , T.H., 1980, mfshmp. Hotline 3, Guidance Aid 4. Ballonski 53 Prescott St. Medical Field People who know me well know I have a heart the size of my body. MEMORIES: Library Aide 1,2; Track 2,3; TOSKI ; Riv ' s Reading Room 2-4; Sum- mer ' 81 , Thanks Rich. 1 Greenhalge Ave. Interior Decorator Keep your heart young, your expectations high, and neverailow your dreams to die! MEMORIES: Billy, May 1 9, 1 981 ; C.Y.O., Lake Winnepesaukie, Chorus, 1-4, Presi- dent 4. Berc 45 Adams Ave. Might look a little young. So what ' s wrong. You don ' t have to be old to be wise. Judas Preist MEMORIES: Woodlawn, Print Shop, Dom Ro with Burl and Mazzoc. 15 D Harley Court Musician Walking down this rocky road, Wonderin where my life is leading. Rolling on to the bitter end. Bad Co. MEMORIES: Joe 8-9-80, B.F.D., Shop, Skipping, Cynthia Carolyn, S.W.B.T., R.A.H. ' s Room, Parties, Concerts, S D R R! Jackie 164 Chestnut St. Legal Secretary Dream on, dream on. Dream until your dreams come true! Aerosmith MEMORIES: P.P. 8 31 80, National Honor Society 3, Hotline. Judy 4 Kinsman St. THANA MEMORIES: Mental Ward, Miss Tratto ' s Room, P.P., B.B., S. Kaz, Voke, P D Shop. 73 The Jan 37 Winthrop Rd. Psychologist Some people think holding on is what makes one strong but sometimes it ' s letting go. MEMORIES: Sense it — J Tro 5 9 81 , Key Club, Yearbook Staff, Track 2, KXN, guys locker room. Science Fair Chemistry, D.I.B.B.S.P., D.R., I.R. emac ette ' roum Berni Autumn St. Hairdresser Believe in yourself and all things are possible. MEMORIES: Paul, 7 4 80, Summer of 80 81, S.P., C.B., C.G., M.F., P.P. Lee 27 Hosmer St. You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true. MEMORIES: S.P., S.F.B., Rockwood, Hancock St. Conzo 70 Baldwin Ave. Live my way. Every cop is a criminal, and all your sin- ners saints. MEMORIES: The Stones, Bridge Gigs, Wellington Gigs, Chach, Bud, Lazy Bones, Rock and Roll. Jackie 55 Bow St. Biochemical Research Many of life ' s failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. MEMORIES: Field hockey 1,2,3,4; MVOP 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4; All-Star 3, Cpt. 4, Softball 1,2,3,4; All-star 3, NHS3,4; VP4, E Club 2,3,4; Sec. 4, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff. 5 Perry Place Success To achieve all that is possible we must attempt the impossible. To be as much as we can be we must dream of being more. MEMORIES: Cross Country 2,3; Indoor Track 2,3; Outdoor Track 2,3; Tennis 3,4; E Club. Dot 34 Prospect St. Wrinkles merely indicate where smiles have been MEMORIES: PKP, V.P. 3,4; Cheering 3,4 Capt. 4; Student Advisory 4, Prom Com- mittee 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4, Election night w Tony Dugan, jr. Prom Limo . T.L.I. — 11 28 81. 161 Elm St. 74 Cathy 45 Forest Ave. L.P.N. Our truest life is when we are in our dreams awake . MEMORIES: Reading, Hotline, Kim, Lisa, (Carol, Bio, Senior Prom. JftiicAea ruce 17 Walnut St. Wealth To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose: A time to be born and a time to die. MEMORIES: Room 15 Birdie 1 40 Bradfard St. Airline Reservationist It doesn ' t matter where you go, what you do, or how much you have, but who you have beside you. MEMORIES: Hotline 3,4; PKP — Treasurer 3,4; Yearbook Staff; Galaxie 500; TLI — 11 28 81; Summer of 81 . Burl 1 1 Hancock Terrace Architect I finally see the dawn arriving I see ' beyond the road, I ' m driving far away and left behind ... BOSTON MEMORIES: TM, JS, Berc, Mazzoc, 007, KT, Don Ro, Rm. 320, Football 1 , Track 1, Mr. Sheehan, Auto Shop, 4 16 81. Barb 26 Wellington Ave. Happiness and Success You can ' t always get what you want, But if you try sometime. You just might find you get what you need. STONES MEMORIES: John 3 29 78 Spanish, Inter- national, Key clubs, JB, SP, Dl, SD, MC, KD, Proms. Lu 164 Russell St. Secretary A friend is a person who accepts you for what they want you to be . MEMORIES: Football Cheerleading, 2,3,4; Hockey 2; KXN 1,2,3,4; Vice- President 4, Hotline, The Greene, KDSMLN, Richie 2 8 80 Cuckyface 24 Road B Any Kindness I can show, let me do it now for I shall not pass this way again. MEMORIES: Hotline 2,3,4; PKP — 3,4; Yearbook Staff, Junior Picnic, Senior Christmas Party, p.m. DM, KG, JV, CF, RB, Someone Special: RED Terri 62 Nichols St. Medical Lab Technologist There ' s no time to lose, I heard them say, Catch your dreams before they slip away. STONES MEMORIES: Foreigner, Brides, AC DC, Sessions Shownstorms, Sara, Paul, Angela, Rose, Mundy , Walkout, Skip- ping out. 75 imatA Cameron Tim 1 1 Edith St. While searching for oneself, one needs their friends. If while searching, one has a true friend, then when the journey is over, one shall not stand alone. MEMORIES: R.D., R.S., D.W., B.F.,C.C., C.B., L.C., M.D., K.T. Thanks Carol! 59 Paris St. Sheet Metal Mechanic Mathematician 239 Ferry St. How much pain the evils have cost us that have never happened! Jefferson MEMORIES: J.V. Field Hockey 3,4; Tutor- ing 2-4; Math Club 3, Science Club 3, Guidance Counselors, Fraulein Ton. Lee 20 Lewis St. Achieve my dreams Between the sky and the sea. Life is not but a dream. When love dies; Love again! MEMORIES: Hotline 1-4 L.G., Ail the girls (P.L.), 24-80), The Hurst, Pleasant St. Best of friend — Bobby G. — (5- Rose 24 Marie Ave. Nurse After all ' s said and done, I gona move. I ' ve had my fun. — Stones MEMORIES: Mr. M ' s Class, Gym, Foreign- Concert, D.B., The Walkout, skip- ping out, Terri, Our Firedrill , Rose and Enzo always! — (4-26-81). Sliv 194 Bradford St. Live my dreams. I see my future at the rainbows end . . . happy hours . . . timeless friends . . . And if I ever chance to find my way . . . rest assured ... I will stay. MEMORIES: To Lisa, Kim, Cathy: We are the great ... Bio, Stella Viola; T.C. Pat 10 Cedar Court As I look back on the memories of yester- day, I can only hope that the days to come will be as good as the ones I leave behind. L. Carii MEMORIES: Hockey 3,4. 3 Magnolia Court Computer Operator Life ' s truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along the way. MEMORIES: Basketball Cheerleading 3,4; Senior Prom Committee, Hotline, KXN 1- 4, Florida, CSP, Lance 9 27 79, (B.F.F.), D.M.F.A.R.J. 76 X.F.J. 156 Union St. Mechanic Do unto others as you would have them lo unto you. vIEMORIES: Alpine Park, 4th. of July ' 79, Ilubbing, A.G., Lunch. Debbie 208 Linden St. Hairdresser ' I could see it was a rough cut Tuesday. Slow motion weekdays stare me down . . . There were no defects to be found. J. Ceils MEMORIES: QBK, Walkout, Basement ' loor bathroom, Paul ' s Sub Shop, 11 8 81. 0 ' OfTU UC (Dota i zaro- Nick 40 Madison Ave. Sweet Memories Flashing very quickly by Reminding me And giving me a reason why. MEMORIES: Lettuce is Greg, Debbie Lee 1 Jacobs Place Executive Secretary Love wasn ' t put in our hearts to stay; Love isn ' t love ' till we give it away. MEMORIES: Hotline 3,4; Yearbook 4, PKP 4; Alot of . Rev. Junior Prom, Summer of ' 81 ' , Studio, Fun with: Norma, Anthony, Karen, Judy, Phil (4 25 81). 0 m Maria S. irame 55 Glendale St. Succeed Memories may be beautiful. And what ' s to painful to remember, We simply choose to forget. MEMORIES: The Wall, Studio, Fun with Jeanette, Michele, Lisa, Sheryle, Donna, E.B., Summer of 81 , M.C. Debbie 1 1 Bettinson Court Doctor If you can imagine it, You can achieve it. If you can dream it, You can become it. Ward MEMORIES: Good friends, old friends, true friends, KDSJSI , CYO Council, Sycophant, driving the car , P.S. The good time and bad times. Ted 48 Woodlawn Ave. Success He who hesitates is lost. MEMORIES: Cross Country 3, Track 2,3. Jf artA (docotocA o- 151 Elm St. Business Management Cherish the memories of yesterday. Savour the joys of today. Nurture the promises of tomorrow. Hallmark MEMORIES: Old friends. Freshman yr.. Junior yr., Orpheum Concerts, K.D., M.K. 77 tJusa i S. o ameta 82 Madison Ave. Physical Therapist Our greatest glory consists not in never falling. But in rising everytime we fall. — O. Goldsmith MEMORIES: Cheerleading 2,3; Capt. 4. Track 3, FTA, Guidance Aid, Yearbook Staff, CYO Council, TTID Ang 15 Otis St. Success and Happiness I see my future at the rainbows end . . . Happy now . . . timeless friend . . . And if I ever chance to find my way . . . rest assured ... I will stay. — Squier MEMORIES: Summer 81 , Maria, Beth, John, Vinny, Danny, DB, SA, S. Lewis, OBK, 1,2,3,4. Nanc 45 Westover St. Success and Happiness Men may have the world . . . but women have their way. MEMORIES: the Greene, the Mall, Hockey cheering 3,4; E.H.H.C.S., K. Sim, Co-capt 4; S.W. — F.E. Joanie 6 Baldwin Terr. Probation Officer In all of our days and all of our years, friendship promises the fulfillment of lov- ing and sharing, growing and becoming together with those we ' ve learned to call friends. MEMORIES: To everyone in EHS and Mark, a memory to last forever. Lee 119 Waverly St. Flight Attendant No One ' s Gonna Change My World ' — Lennon MEMORIES: Mikey (6-18-80), My family K.T., C.C., C.B., Bio (Thanks), Timmy (Dr. Notes), M.N (3rd period), Friday nights Senior Prom. Bob 108 Russell St. ' There is no failure except in no longer trying. — Hubbard MEMORIES: Baseball, E Club, Riv ' s, The Hood, The Wall, Mich ' s, Cards 39 Paris St. Helping People Believe in yourself and in your dream. Someday, somehow you ' ll get through. To the goal you have in view. MEMORIES: My sister, Nora, Terry Calder one, Bryan Garrity Nora 39 Paris St. To Live life to its fullest Always be proud of yourself no matter what becomes of you. MEMORIES: Mike Marino, Cheryl, P.J.H., Terry, Diane-n-Paul, Sophomore Christ mas Party, proms, parties. Bryan Garrity 78 40 Pleasant View Ave. Pre-school Teacher You may say I ' m a dreamer but I ' m not the only one. I hope someday you will join us when the world will be at one. Lennon MEMORIES; JP, Yearbook, Guidance, L.M., Ron; My family, DWKH Crusher 64 Main St. Cabinet Maker Life ' s not something cheap to waste. Shooting Star MEMORIES: Mr. Grueter ' s Related Class, Cabinet Crew, Dibb ' s Class. 1 3 Thurman St. Success I don ' t know where I ' m going, I don ' t know what I need But I ' ll get to where I ' m going And that ' s alright with me. The Who MEMORIES; The Orph, Summers, The Hen, Stones, P.P. B.C. R.B., M.H.J. Core 66 Baldwin Ave. 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 Zeppelin MEMORIES; The Wood Shop, The Walk Out, Chris Stopford. wma Hey You! Wealth I want to go home, let me out of this popsi- cle stand! MEMORIES: (Mark MalAni, Wood Shop), Prop 2 ' 2, Nancy and Antonetta De- Simone, Home Room, Clarke ' s. IN Wensink Musician Corporation Teashirt Stupid Bloody Tues- day Man you been a naughty boy you let your face grow long. I AM THE EGGMAN THEY ARE THE EGGMEN I AM THE WAL- RUS Goo Goo Goo Joob. — Lennon MEMORIES: A LOT T.P. 92 Russell St. Social Worker The love in your heart wasn ' t put there to stay, love isn ' t till you give it away. D.C., A.D. MEMORIES: Cheap Trick, Anthony, FTA 2,3, Junior Prom, Everett Square. I Whiplash 176 Vine St. MEMORIES: Softball, Track, Shotput, P.P. Sylvester, B.B., Tom! 79 23 Maplewood Ave. Lawyer Success is a journey, not a destination Ben Sweetland MEMORIES: Girls Bathroom, English IV, Yonkers, N.Y., That ' s the eat, Chaplin ' s, QBK, M.B., L.T., Woodlawn, Arrows, Court Street, Cross Country Center, Soft- ball 1. ' Sc ott (Dcunmm Sarge 1 1 Fairmount St. NHL Referee I came here, I served my time here. Now I ' m out of here ... R.M.L. MEMORIES: Refereeing E,H,S, hockey games 52 Englewood Ave. Machinist My life passes by like the air, the times are tough I ' ll try to bear, the memories I cherish will always be there. MEMORIES: Woodlawn, 70 Chevy, Machineshop, Glendale Park, Patty 6 6 79. 25 Floyd St. Computer Tech. You ' re not rewarded for having brains but only for using them. MEMORIES: Track 1 , Soccer 3,4; Tennis 4, McCauley ' s contract. 80 125 Estes St. Hairdresser Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind, smiles we gave to one another of the way we were. MEMORIES: Football Cheerleading 2-4; Captain 4, Hotline 2,3; The Greene, Mur- ray ' s Place, j.C. — 10 24 80, T.E., K.D., M.D., Senior Prom. 310 Chelsea St. X-Ray Technology Yesterday, my troubles seemed so far away; Now it looks as though they ' re here to stay. I believe in yesterday. Beatles MEMORIES: Summer ' 80-81, P.C., D.E., J.M., M.P., M.W., CP., B.C., P.M., S.G., J.C, S.O., K.C 1 58 Bradford St. Fulfill my Dreams. Friendship often ends in Love, But love never ends in Friendship. MEMORIES: Hotline — 3,4; PKP, Presi- dent — 3,4; Junior Prom Committee, Chairman — 3; Yearbook Staff — 4; Senior Prom Committee — 4; Victor — 2 1 79; Bradford Street; Green Machine ; Junior Prom Limo; TLI — 1 1 28 81 ; My Friends. ' San Billy 35 Tileston St. Musician A success is one who decided to succeed- and worked. A failure is one who decided to succeed-and wished. MEMORIES: C ' Streat Band, CYO, Choral Accompianist 2-4; Vice President 4, Lisa — May 19, 1981. 81 40 Florence St. tMaro i yC. Q)eStasia Shar 69 School St. Business MEMORIES: )v. Tennis 2, Varsity Tennis 3,4; Capt. 4; Greater Boston League Award 3, Spanish Club 3, E-Club 4; Key Club 4, International Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Dave 208 Linden St. Reservationist My Future ' s long overdue. It ' s time. I think I ' m ready now. Thanks Mom and Dad. MEMORIES: Cross-Country 2,3,4; Indoor and Outdoor Track 3,4; E-Club 4; Mon- treal, N.Y., luniorand Senior Proms, CYO, Lisa, A.M., A.J., L.M., S.J., L.K. 38 Adams Ave. Airline Reservationist Long you live and high you fly and smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry and all you touch and all you see is ail your life will ever be. — Pink Floyd MEMORIES: KXN, Junior year. Skipping with M.K. 81 Hancock St. Fullfill my dreams True friends are like diamonds precic. but rare — Fiase friends are like autur leaves scattered every where. MEMORIES: KXN, Yearbook, Hotlir L.D., K.D., The Greene, D.S.K.N.L Winter of 80 , MSA Joe 121 Union St. Computer Technician The future is for those who prepared for and for whatever I prepare for I hope it m be worth it. MEMORIES: Junior Prom King. Liz 402 Ferry St. Secretary But all is changed with time the futii none can see The road we leave behind Ahead lies mystery. Wonc MEMORIES: FTA 1,2,3; Guidance Aid , Career Day Committee 3, B.P., K.Q., P.I K.M., D.B., M.G., L.M., and S.S. jC. Q)i  23 Kelvin St. Computer Operator The most beautiful things in the wo I can not be seen or touched. They mit be felt with the heart. MEMORIES: Football Cheerleader 2,3,: KXN 1,2,3; Secretary 4; Hotline 2,3,1 Senior Prom Committee; Yearbook St£: 9-26-81, (L.F.G.); M.D., L.D., N., S., 82 . ri S. Q)L r€lo- 1 58 Jefferson Ave. Hairdresser I know your out there, your in heartache, I can hear you coming. Red Rider MEMORIES: Mr. Ungaro ' s class. Dress up day. The walk-out, KXN Sorority (Blue), B.C. Bengy 17 Elm St. Engineer ' The mind of man is capable of anything — everything is in it; the past and the fu- ture. Joseph Conrad MEMORIES: Soccer 2,3,4; National Hon- or Society President 3,4; May 19, 1981, Rm. 322 Extra-credit, E-Club. I J AW Sf. Q)iorw- Festa 28 Fuller St. Business Management Do not go where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is not a path and leave a trail MEMORIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Jean M. 6 13 81 22 Valley St. Guitarist Sail a dead sea until you fit into a crown. Be what you want to be. R. Cooper MEMORIES: Judy, Guitar, Easy Street, Bea- tles, Strangers, Recording Studios, Friday Night Gigs, And, Oh Yeah, Ronnie. lo nn (S. Q)oumm Rob 27 Reynolds Ave. Computer Programmer Success is a journey, not a destination. Ben Sweetland MEMORIES: Key Club 3,4; Yearbook 3, Editor in Chief 4; FTA, Pep Squad, m.m.. Tush Bird (maggets), RD MM vs. BB. 115 Bucknam St. Sheet Metalist The great thing in this world is not where we stand but what direction we are moving in. Chris 88 Waverly St. Travel Todo O Mev Amor E Para Ti. Louie Costa MEMORIES: Louie 7 17 81, Endless Love , ail my friends at EHS, especially Cheryl and Cathy. 116 High St. Chemical Engineer What lies behind us And what lies before us Are tiny matters compared to What lies within us. Emerson 83 f 1 Tom 3 Bradford Terrace Machinist MEMORIES: Machine Shop, Hen, Con- certs (AC DC), Deluccia ' s pool Lee 220 Russell St. Happiness Love: A word often said, but seldom meant. MEMORIES: Green machine, Studio, E.B., fun with Michele, Donna, Sheryle, Maria, Roberta, )ean. The Wall, Frank 10 22 81, National Honor Society. Fab 120 High St, To be 6 ' 3 Short and Stalky, able , not cocky. MEMORIES: Hockey 2,3, Capt. 4; Tennis 2,3,4; Soccer 4, Class Pres 2,3,4; E-Club 2,3, Pres. 4; Prom Committee 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Yearbook, D.S., Hussy, Gino, R.L., Boupie. Richie 1 7 Carlson St. Commercial Artist Life is never what it seems to be and every man must meet his destiny. MEMORIES: Soccer 1, Homeroom 323, Studio 4, Art Class, Friday nights. Summer of 81 , All my friends and tne fun we shared. 72 Clevland Ave. Fitz 1 9 Marie Ave. ' Here I am on the road again There I am up on a stage Here I go playing star again There I go turn the page Seager MEMORIES: 19, Celeste 8 7 79, M.D.Y., S.K.D., Bon, Villiage , I.T.E. Qicuiiel iti Hi ricA Dan 105 Darmonth St. They say money can ' t buy everything, but what it can ' t buy I already have MEMORIES: Football, Track, Leanne, all of the nice friends that will make my high school years something to remember • 52 Reed Ave. Pediatrician So often it happens, we live our lives in chains and never even know we have the key MEMORIES: Student Advisory Board 3,4; )r. Sr. Prom Committees, Spanish Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society treasurer 1 t - 84 WcAae (S. Iima [a i k Mike I 430 Ferry St. I Police Officer ■Though I know I never lose affection for iDeople and things that went before I know ■ ll often stop and think about them f Beatles MEMORIES: Meeting Sandy at W.P. Flixen 24 Francis St. Success Nothing can bring you fieace but yourself Nothing can bring you peace but the :riumph of principles. Emerson MEMORIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Soccer Manager 3,4; Girls Track Manager 2.3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Newspaper 1.2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; AP Biology Billy 77 Cedar St. Culinary Arts ' The most relevant and meaningful prefix for success of man is — self L.A. Vozella MEMORIES: DeLuccia ' s Party 1 2 82, Tri- cia 2 16 81 Irish 28 Mead St. Lawyer ' There must be joy and laughter for silence of the heart is the death of dreams. MEMORIES: Beetle, Rainbows, National Honor Society, Babs, Key Club, 10 3 81, C.Y.O., Washington D.C., Junior prom, Susan, Al, Paul Big )im 29 Reynolds Ave. The memories I nave will always be the best; my car repairs, the guys, teachers and classes, but what the future holds for me will be the real test MEMORIES: Sr. Prom, Alpine Park, Going clubbing Nubs 64 Chatham Rd. Success and Happiness It is those who have a deep and real inner life who are best able to deal with the irritating details of outerlife MEMORIES: Hotline 3, Summer 80, My friends, Joe 6 12 78, California 82. 35 Maiden St. I ' d rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints. The sinners are much more fun — only the good die young. Billy Joel MEMORIES: Soccer, National Honor Soci- ety, New Years Eve, 324, Alpine Park, Kris 25 Reed Ave. Hairdresser You may forget with whom you laughed, but you will never forget with whom you wept. MEMORIES: Rich Anderson 11 11 80, KXN, Cheerleading 3, Florida, C.S.P., C.J.R.A.F.M., B.F.F. 85 27A Baldwin Ave. Success and Happiness Don ' t wall in front of me I may not follow Don ' t walk behind me I may not lead, walk beside me and be my friend. MEMORIES: Career Day 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3; Blood drive 2,3 Phyllis 27A Baldwin Ave. Legal Secretary Che tu possa sorridere sempre alia vita con amore, onesta ' e fratellanza cosi ' essa ti sorridera sempre con buoni auspici MEMORIES: Career Day 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3; Blood drive 3,4; Star 114 Nichols St. Secretary Life is too brief to dwell on your mistakes of the past. Keep striving for success in the future. MEMORIES: Guidance aid 2,3,4; Pep squad 2,3; Hotline 2, Pudge 3-6-81, Kathe, Susan, Karen Mope Chris 3 Baker Rd. Social Worker It is better to have tried and failed, than to never tried at all. Winners never quit, and quitters never win. MEMORIES: John, Chorus, Junior prom. Friends, Sue, Beth, Barb, Berni, Thanks mom and dad Margaret 10 Upland Rd. Every thought is a dream that lies in a stream Earth, Wind Fire MEMORIES: 10-21 — E.W.F., Spinoff, J.L., S.B., PKP, Pin-chio, Studio, S.P.D., gata, H.H.; Pinball, M.B. parties L.G. 1 3 Crescent St. Architect I ' m out of here. MEMORIES: Good ones bryony ' arri Skins 35 Paris St. To get through life To have my friends, money and fame. ' B.J.G. MEMORIES: Dress up Day, Track 1 ,2,3,4; Cross Country 1, Football 1,2; 5th per. study, 2nd. lunch. Yearbook Staff, Walk- out 81, Friends, Hall Moniter 24 Haskell Ave. Nurse A fool will lose tomorrow looking back on yesterday MEMORIES: Field hockey. Tennis, Basket- ball, Band, Jimmy, C.Y.O. Council 86 Bob 28 Freeman Ave. Billy 28 Freeman Ave. 1 9 Bennett St. Reporter ' Here ' s to what the future brings, I hope omorrow you find better things The Kinks MEMORIES: Summer 80, Hen, PP KK H , CM.; Skippy, Chasing concert tick- ets. Beach, A.G. — J.E. — C.T.; 8 14 81 81 Everett St. Cobbe 56 Bennett St. Business Management Ourmemoriesof yesterday will last a life- time, We ' ll take the best forget the rest and someday we ' ll find ... Styx MEMORIES: Campaigning for Fab 2,3,4 Margie 73 Norwood St. Social Worker The true harvest of life is intangible. It is a little Stardust caught ... a segment of the rainbow. MEMORIES: Secretary 1, Hotline 2,3,4; CO., M.M., C.Z., C.G., L.B., T.S., F.Y., K.T.F.B. Gill 967 Broadway It is easy in the world to live after the worlds opinion; it is easy in solitude to live after our own; But the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude. Sc uHzn Memos ' Ed 44 Madison Ave. 87 Gluf 62 Cleveland Ave. Wealth I woke up this morning and I got myself a beer, the time uncertain, and the end is always near. MEMORIES: The Lincoln, Mac Attacks, Snowstorms, B.E., Stero hunting 134 Nichols St. Research Biologist Courage is the capacity to move ahead in spite of despair Dr. May MEMORIES: CI 1-3, Spanish Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 Don 22 Herbert St. Science ... so easy it seemed once found, which yet unfound most would have thought Im- possible John Milton MEMORIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 4, Baseball 1,2; Tennis 3,4; National Honor Society, Olde Flame, E-Club, Leahy ' s Losers 10 Bolster St. 88 Susan Sue 63 Tremont St. Fashion merchandiser t Thanks for the times you ' ve given me, the memories are all in my mind. And now we ' ve come to the end of our rainbow. Commodores MEMORIES: Cross Country 1, Chorus, Trea. 4; Junior Prom. Steel MEMORIES: Football 1 , Baseball 3,4; Soc- cer 3; Track 1; Surfin ' ; Miss McCauley ' s contract; Colleen Goog 1 32 Chelsea St. Kar 1 1 Oakland Ave. Psychologist It ' s the laughter we will remember whenever we remember the way we were MEMORIES: Pep Squad, Drama Club 1, Chorus, Sr. Prom 81 , Jr. Prom 81 , Canobie lake park Babe, B.R., W.K., D.T. ame Jt£. Su AieicHOZ Gus 44 Winthrop St. Machinist The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dream its heaven and hell Black Sabbath MEMORIES: The Machine shop, Joanne Bobby 24 Maiden St. Engineer There is no failure except no longer trying. . Hubbard MEMORIES: Always waiting til the last mi- nute. Day 3, German class, my car, Rock- n-Roll, skiing Hick 20 Central Ave. Success Winning isn ' t everything, it ' s the only thing. Vince Lombardi MEMORIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,4; Basketball; Licky-Licky, Bread Butter, Surfin ' 3,4; Kirkwood, coasting, I.T.E. 89 6 Bradford Terrace 1 5 Franklin St. Data Processing Forget the past, enjoy the present and look forward to the future. MEMORIES: Treasurer 2, KXN, Bob C. 3,4; C.S.P. — b.F.F. — ACDFJM, M.C. Sandy 1 1 Raymond St. Wildlife Management The way to love anything is to realize it might be lost. MEMORIES: Field Hockey 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; K.B., D.S., D.C., Stu- dent Council, E-Club, Guidance Aid, Class Day Usherette Rie 223 Chelsea St. Social Worker Different days are ahead, but they ' re made all th more precious by those gone by. There ' s so much to be grateful for, and so much to remember. MEMORIES: QBK, Reading 2,3; Gene 3 20 81. Izzy 36 Winthrop Rd. Graphic Designing Yesterday is already a dream And tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream MEMORIES: Interior decorating class, Tha- na, I B., T.H., B.B., P.P., Tarns angels, Rollerskating F.R. Gito 38 Kelvin St. A wise man once told me Win if you can, lose if you must But always cheat. K.P. MEMORIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey, Baseball, Tennis Moody Ball, Village, The Bon, M.D.Y., S.K.D., I.T.E. Ski 38 Kenilworth St. Recreation Manager We run because we like it through the bright broad land. Sorley MEMORIES: Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4 Capt. 4; E-Club 2,3,4 Trea. 4; FTA4, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, Band. 513 Ferry St. Success Let the birds fly high, to go their own way, Let the people be free, to chose how life will be. MEMORIES: Summer 81 , The white Hen, Ed, |oe, Debbie, Tommy, White Mts. New Hampshire 90 37 Union St. Typesetter ' Believe in what you feel. Keep a happy bought about yourself and trust the people A-ho are part of your life. vIEMORIES: Being in all boy classes, A hen boys have the last say instead of ' iris. 81 Summer St. Printer ' Fishing: An art worthy the knowledge and latience of a wise man. Izaak Walton vIEMORIES; A teacher who always gave Tie a hassle when I came into class, but vas always there when I needed her the •nost. Di 81 Summer St. Achieve the best ' We ' ve only just begun to live uck and we ' re on our way. vIEMORIES: Junior Year . . a kiss for Carpenters Lefty 93 Wilbur St. Do the Impossible Success in life is not so much a matter of alent or opportunity as of concentration. vIEMORIES: Yearbook Staff, Guidance Kide 2,3; Mr. Kautz office, Mrs. Mercer, vir. O ' Donnell, Mr. R. Ravard, Reading com. Judy 9 Sammet St. Happiness Our ability to love depends on our ability to find ways means of expressing it. For this we need faith in oursleves. MEMORIES: Glouster, L.R., P.R.,Jr. Prom, Key Club. 4 Blanchard Ave. Nurse Special joys and special places, special friends together — the moments pass so quickly but the memories are forever. MEMORIES: Cheerleader 2,3 Capt. 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Prom Committees 3,4; KXN; Yearbook, C.R. F.A.J. D. (B.F.F.) Florida, C.S.P. Billy 1 62 Ferry St. Kenney 55 High St. Electronics Technician I go to parties sometimes until four it ' s hard to leave when you can ' t find the door. Joe Walsh MEMORIES: Chris Stopford, electronic Shop, The Park 91 18 Gilmore St. Happiness Thanks for the times that you ' ve given me, the memories are all in my mind ... Commodores MEMORIES: Louie 4 6 81 (143), 81 C.Y.O. Show, Jr. Prom, Canobie Lake Park, )r. Picnic, Seahawks, T.A., Cross- country, Track 26 Fremont Ave. Therapist One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and to be understood. MEMORIES: Student Council 1,2; Prom Committee 3,4; Class Day usherette. Hot- line, KXN, Secretary 4. El 65 Woodville St. Legal Secretary Live one day at a time and make it a masterpiece. MEMORIES: Pep Squad, Librarian Aide 1,2; FTA 1,2 Dinga 5 Green St. I used to be in school, sitting and think- ing, now I ' m down the park talking and drinking. MEMORIES: Machine Shop, Cabinet Shop, Track, Concerts, Tracy Skane Terry 5 Green St. live I liked it in the beginning, middle, and end. Thank God it ' s over, I would not go through that again. MEMORIES: Friends Dane 150 A Vernal St. Sheet Metal Mechanic In the days of my youth I was told what it means to bea man. Now I ' ve tried to do the things the best I can. MEMORIES: Soccer, The force. Jungle Jim, 1 Alpine 54 Woodville St. The lines have all been read And you know them all by heart Now you move toward the door Here it comes the hardest part. Bob Seger MEMORIES: Summer 81, AP (BB), K.D., M.C., E.M., CP. Koze 177 Vine St. Success It was the best of times, it was the worst ot times. Charles Dickens MEMORIES: Soccer, CI 1, Band 1,2,3,4; Track 3, J.G., C.B., C.Y.O., E-Club, Susan 7 31 81, Seniors past, present, future. 92 Kaz 1 1 1 Irving St. Lite is full of chances you have to for them all. vIEMORIES: Mr. D always looking for me, r. Eng, Lisa, Diane, Judy, Causing troub- em, making excuses, Voke, and stuff Patty 21 Bellingham Ave. So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time about, theres so much left to know, and I ' m on the road to find out ... MEMORIES: The Hurst (all the girls), L.G., Cap, Clouster 80, S.J.R. 2 7 81, Leo 6 6 79, B.O.F., M.T. Chris 7 Washington St. Oceangraphic Engineer There is no failure except in no longer trying. Elbert Hubbard MEMORIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Indoor Track 1,2,3,4; Outdoor Track 1 ,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, L.H., Science Open House, Parlin track, C.Y.O. 2,3,4 100 Harvard St. Model ' There are no strangers along the way . . . only friends we haven ' t met. MEMORIES: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Hotline 1,2; QEK, R.H., RSVP, Summer 81. 1 2 Moody Ave. Flight Attendant Is love so fragile . . . and the heart so hollow, shatter with words . . . impossible to follow. You ' re saying I ' m fragile. Nicks MEMORIES: Good times with good friends, E.M., C.L., D.L., Kim, Summer 80-81, Parts Unknown, K.C., camping — Salisbury 33 Rock Valley Ave. Printer Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Lord Chesterfield MEMORIES: Football 3, Track 3, The Hood, Creek, The Wall 1 1 1 Francis St. Hairdresser I ' m Standing on a hill on my mountain of dreams, telling my self it ' s not as hard as it seems. Led Zeppelin MEMORIES: The Cars, Foreigner, Brides, AC DC, Sessions, snowstorms, Paul, Mary, Terri, walkout, skipping out, Le Hack 149 Vine St. Computer Science Do what you can do and pray for what you cannot yet do. St. Augustine MEMORIES: Soccer, Spring League, inter- national Club, Honor Society, S R, E- Club 3,4 93 Rocky 14 Green St. Success I faced it all, and I stood tall, and did it my way. MEMORIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Machine Shop, Denise 40 Robin St. Eddie 69 Fremont St. Mechanic ' Good Luck to Class of 82. 9 Bellingham Ave. Success Yesterdays a by-line words upon a page Tomorrow is a deadline sudden and its strange. Hard to bjelieve. Pat Benatar MEMORIES; The Lighthouse, Rob M., Di- ane C, Linda L. 260 Main St. Electrician Five to one, one to five, no one gets out of here alive. MEMORIES: Football 3,4; The Square. Polly 16 Bettinson Ave. Writer though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with u s or we find it not. Emerson MEMORIES: Meeting Scott, General Hos- pital, Creative writing 3, Newspaper Staff 3,4; Yearbook Staff, Key Club 3,4. 94 56 Arlington St. Accountant Courage is the capacity to move ahead in spite of despair. Rich i; 1 9 Heath St. Engineer Those memories of yesterday will last a life time, we ' ll take the best forget the rest, these were the best of times. Styx MEMORIES: English 3, Calculus Class, Psych, L.M., P.F., S.D. Rob 184 Russell St. Success, Love, Happiness j Special joys and special places, special friends together — the moments pass so quickly, but the memories are forever! MEMORIES: Good times!. Cape Cod 1 1 6 80 — 9 7 81, BHS, ECHO, Cruisin, Par- ties, Disco, All my friends, Al, T.A., 12 79, HM, x-BOS Meg 1 Magnolia Ct. Graphic Designer Well what is going to happen now is any- body ' s guess. Time is getting late now . . . and sunshine ' s waiting for me a little fur- ther down the road. Jetterson Airplane MEMORIES: KXN, Hotline 2,3,4; National Honor Society, Camille, M.F. Aar( (S. Mc ru o Richy 20 Carlson St. live ' It doesn ' t matter what they say in the ealous games people play. The Go Go ' s VIEMORIES: Studio 4, Friday nights, Shop- veek Mr. Pop ' s class Patty 1 9 Rosedale Ave. Haridresser ' On sun-flavored beaches you taught me jrecious secrets of truth witholding no- hing. But if somehow my words don ' t al- ways come together, listen only to my ;yes. ' vAEMORIES: KXN, ASFF, Chris 8-21. 11 Wall St. Accountant Friendship isn ' t something you experi- ence, it is something you remember. MEMORIES: Field Hockey 2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4 Captain 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; E-Club — 4, Yearbook Staff. . Mo arine Curl Curty 83 Linden St. Wealth Living just for dying, dying just for you. Black Sabbath MEMORIES: Wellington Gigs, Nazareth, Bud, Ozzy, 69Chevelle, Ron, Dave, 100, Maine Blast, Black Sabbath, 18th Birthday 28 Canal St. Photographer The best things in life are free. MEMORIES: PKP, Hotline 4, Yearbook Staff, Homeroom, Mrs. T ' s shorthand Class, 11 10 78 1 1 Timothy Ave. 95 32 McKinley St. . Hiis Jfda urt Louie 10 Clendale St. Winning is a habit, unfortunately so is losing, there is no room for second place on my team only first place. Vince Lombardi MEMORIES: Hockey 2,3,4; V.P. 3,4; Prom Committees 3,4; Student Gov. Rep- resentative, E-Club 3,4; Colleen Rich 15 Harvard St. Cabinet maker MEMORIES: Football 1,2,3; Track 1, Machine shop. Patty 1 1 7 Cottage St. Personnel Administrator Time passes, people change, but memor- ies never die. J.K. MEMORIES: Hotline 2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 2, Italian Club 2,3; Key Club 4, Year- book, Lisa ' s Hot rod, Jr. picnic. Sr. X-mas party, D.M., A. P., The wall. My friends 1 7 Prescott St. Medical Research There is only one success — to be able to sp)end your life your own way. C. Morley MEMORIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; NHS, FTA, Spanish Club, International Club, Math Club, E.F. De 46 Winthrop Rd. Social Worker Allow me to be my own person, accept me for what I am not the person others think I should be. MEMORIES: Freshman year, Whidden t Hospital job, my friends. tt ar 0 vz ? Marcel 46 Winthrop Rd. Secretary life is to be fortified by many friendships to love and to be loved is the greatest happiness in existence. MEMORIES: Anthony 11 81, Rocco 3 1 81 , my friends Babe 1 7 Timothy Ave. Tomorrow is another day and I take my days one at a time. 96 M. Martin ' 17 Myrtle St. Success and Happiness Life ' s truest happiness is found in the friendships made along the way. MEMORIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club, Math Club, Yearbook Guidance Aide, FTA, National Honor Society, Key Club, Summer 81 , Star. 5?ez «i? M. Jlia an 18 Andrew St. Engineer Success is a journey, not a destination. MEMORIES: Baseball 2,3,4; E-Club 3,4; C.K. 10 11 81, ojeda, Leo ' s Lab maker 20 Wellington Ave. Fulfill my life The page may crumble, the ink someday fade but never the memories of friends I have made. MEMORIES: Cheering 2,3,4; KXN, Hot- line, Ralph Grava 5 1 1 79, LB, JA, Ma and Dad, P.M. Mazzoc 10 Elm Rd. Machinist 97 Medune 1 4 Pearl St. Executive You only go around once in life so grab all the gusto you can. Joni 46 Chelsea St. Sociologist You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true. MEMORIES: FTA 2,4; Pep Squad 1 2- Math Class, M.S.B.H. Boys Basketball games. My mom Kathy 9 Bucknam St. Be the best A worthwhile dream never ends until it is no longer a dream. It becomes Reality. McAae Me m 23 Veterans Ave. Machinist Many times I ' ve lied Many times I ' ve listened Many times I ' ve wondered How much there is to know. Led Zepplin Mela 30 Forest Ave. Accountant Nothing in life is to fear, it is only to b feared of MEMORIES: 69 ' Z28 Camaro, Sarnie, Mis Haneffant, Business Voke, Carolyn, Sherr Glouster picnics, B.R.P., X-mas, Buc chieres, QBK, 1 19 80, Wood, Lahe Sheehan Mario 1 Marie Ave. Electronic Engineer I follow this proverb: follow the thre wisemen Mo, Larry, Curly. MEMORIES: National Honor Society, J.V Hockey, Track, Hotline, Student Advisor 3, )r. Prom Committee, Dress up day, m vega. Dad, Cheryl 12 17 79 ere oy Ann Jfierrtmcm Tessy 89 Maiden St. Politician It was the best of times — it was the wor of times ... Charles Dicker MEMORIES: July 4, 80, 81 ' Sleeze Sister Punk Rock, The Orph, Jerko, Ricky J chasing stones tickets Barb 129 Francis St. Wild Life Biologist If you love something set it free if it come back to you it ' s yours if it doesn ' t it nev was. MEMORIES: Walkout, Chris, Kathy, Eller Terry, Kathy M, skipping out. 98 Leach 38 Francis St. Secretary Life is to short, so why waste precious time. MEMORIES: F.S.C, The Walkout, A.D., Blushing Brides, L.D., Sitt, Summer 80, F.S.P, Jl. Dugan 52 Tileston St. Machinist Where do we go from here now that all of he children have grown up and how do we spend our time if their is no one to lend us a land. MEMORIES: Hockey 2,3; Baseball 1; Machine Shop, I.T.E. Ev 185 Bow St. Accountant ' Always cherish the ones so dear with whom you ' ve shared a laugh and a tear. MEMORIES: Really dangerous friends, Angela, MK, LL, CL, The Village, BZ 2,3, :B 8 9 81 Athena Buddie Fish 31 Newton St. work smart, not hard I ' Take a long look at me, for when I ' m gone t ou ' ll not see the likes of me again. MEMORIES: Baseball 1,2; Meeting friend- V faculty and friends, someone special: A.D. Toni 52 Chatham Road Travel Administration A success is one who decided to succeed and worked. A failure is one who decided to succeed and wished. William Ward MEMORIES: International Club 4, Italian Club 3, Key Club, Yearbook Staff. 56 Cleveland Ave. Hairdresser Life will never go on forever so live it the best you can, look for love because through love your life began. Jklwy (S. Aioore 25 Woodville St. Accountant The life which is unexamined is not worth living. Socrates MEMORIES: Arthur 5 28 81; Steve ' s Corner Larry 82 Cedar St. Marines Where can you run to, what more can you do, no more tomorrow, life is killing you. Black Sabbath MEMORIES: Stones in Hartford, Concerts, Wellington and Bridge gigs, drive-ins. Hockey, The projects, Station 1 99 1 1 6 Woodlawn St. There never seems to be enough time to do what you want to do. MEMORIES: Woodlawn, Machine Shop, Debbie, Summer 81 Judy 10 Swan St. Physical Therapist You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true. MEMORIES: Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Tennis, Band 1,2; E-Club 2,3,4; Glee Club, Paul 11 14 79, Lenox Hill, C.F.A.T. Shellie 105 Winslow St. Nursing I ' m running hot and if you start me up I ' ll never stop. So start me up! Stones MEMORIES: P.S., QBK, Spanish, Italian, Key Clubs, FTA, Hotline, Yearbook Staff, Day 3, Bird, C.W. Summers in Derry, T A, R-n-R. Murph 37 Shute St. long life I understand about indecision, I don ' t care if I get behind people living in com- petition, all I want is to have my peace of mind. Boston MEMORIES: Football 1 ; Track 1 ,2,3; white to green, Jr. Picnic, Mr. Miller, Sr. Picnic. 35 George St. Fashion Merchandiser The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes but in liking what one haste do, MEMORIES; Tennis 1, Track 2, Italian Club 3, Key Club 4, Hotline 3,4; Year- book, QBK, Sr. Christmas Party, P.M. L.C., A.P. Lin 45 Autumn St. Learn from yesterday Live for today Look for tomorrow. MEMORIES: Chorus, Basketball, Junior year 96 Cleveland Ave. Beth 66 Madison Ave. Success Just when you thought you had lifes puz zle ail put together, someone hands yoi another piece. MEMORIES: QBK, Softball, Basketball Summer 81, A.R., T.G., 2nd. floor bath room. Good times with friends. Thanks M and Dad 100 Doc 15 Wedge wood St. Mrs. John Cafasso You light the way, you brighten up my day. You make me want to stay I guess you know that I ' m in love with you! — E.W.F. MEMORIES: 11 7 80, MBTA bus, CP, Thanks M, T, A, A x-mas time, D.T. Mike 25 Chestnut St. I have no quota to leave under my name, so I ' ll leave it simple, and recieve no fame. MEMORIES: Basketball 1,2,3. Nuz 162 Union St. Sheet Metal Mechanic You know history repeats itself, what you ' ve done so has somebody else. You have to think of the Past. You ' ve got to think of what it takes to make it last! — Aerosmith MEMORIES: Alpine Park, The Forde, Jung- le Jim, working with Mr. Doyle Mike 31 Kinsman St. Mechanic Imagine theres no heaven If s easy if you try No hell below us Above us only sky — Lennon MEMORIES: Freshman year, fire alarms, trashbarrel fires, Mr. Leo ' s wrath. My teachers, my friends. O ' D 39 Harvard St. If it feels good do it. MEMORIES: The great walkout, Mr. Mar- shall ' s rough but clean gym classes, Junior English. Mergy 41 Summer St. To enjoy life If you love something set if free if it comes back its yours — if it doesn ' t — it never was. MEMORIES: RHS Drama, Chorus, Danc- ing, EHS Drama, Good-bye Drama Club, Thanks for the memories at EHS. 11 Jones St. Airline Reservationist True happiness consists not in the multi- tude of friends, but in their worth and choice. — Ben Johnson MEMORIES: Hotline, Yearbook 4, QBK 1,2; Burger, Bucchiere ' s, Christmas Party with MaryAnn driving, Joe. (6 19 80) Cheri 1 6 Porter St. Fashion Designer Time is precious but Truth is more pre- cious than time. MEMORIES: The girls, N.J.C., W.P.R., best of friends . Summer 81 , The Hurst, J. Cat, Bob Seger Concert 80 ' , E. Lucci, Love you Ma! 101 1 40 Ferry St. Airline Reservationist Friends wortli having, and Jobs worth doing, Makes life worth living ... MEMORIES: Cheerleading 3,4; KXN 1 2 3,4; Guidance Aid 3; J.R.M.F.D.C; (B.F.F.); Florida; C.S.P.; (1-4-3) Artie Ross 6 5 79. I.E. 32 Thurman St. Freddy 26 Forest Ave Sheet Metal Worker Yesterday all my troubles seemed so far away, but now it looks as though there here to stay. Oh, I believe in yesterday. MEMORIES: The Force, Jungle Jim, Patty R. 7 29 79 Virymia ' 9 . barker Ginny 43 Giedhill Ave. Whatever you ardently desire, sincerely believe in, vividly imagine, and enthusias- tically act upon, must inevitable come to pass. MEMORIES: Summers of 80 81, the Cape, C M.P, K.S., M T, P.R., Lisa I St Aen Q}. Larsons ' Steve 20 Waverly PI. Cabinet Maker Thanks for the memories, of things I can ' t forget. MEMORIES: Mr. Creuter ' s Class, the Crush, Dib ' s Class, Uncle Luo, The Cabinet Crew. Pask 24 Elm St. Electrical Engineer It is a far far better thing I do than I have ever done. It is a far far better rest I go to than I have ever known. MEMORIES: Hockey, Italian Club, Calcu- lus, Procrastination. ' SAaum att m 1 3 Timothy Ave. Business Administration You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough. MEMORIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Capt. 1,4; E-Club 3,4; Karen 8 22 81. Annie 22 Fairlawn St. Nutritionist Let our love shine in every heart, let each person do their part, face the light and you won ' t fall in the end, love conquers all. J.L.P. MEMORIES: Many thanks to my dedicated teachers. 102 5 Hazel Park Success and Happiness I am an idealist. I don ' t know where I ' m going — but I ' m on my way. C. Sandburg MEMORIES: Soccer, Fire drills, Wood- shop, Drafting, Gym, All my friends. Miss Pizzano, I. Ceils. Lyn 87A Kinsman St. Secretary Without love, the crude mess of reality would make the world unbearable. Shaw — K.A.C. MEMORIES: Tom, KXN, Senior dress-up, junior Prom, Kelly Chris, (9-16-81 Ts). Betho 26 Myrtle St. Offset Pressman I made it through the rough days. I made it through the closed doors; In other words: I made it! MEMORIES: Red Trans Am. Medlocke 64 Foster St. People are strange. The Doors MEMORIES: Blackfoot Concert, Weekend up Dave and Julie ' s cottage. Rides in Don ' s van. Jack Daniels nights, (JMT). 4 134 Linden St. Ang 46 Cabot St. Ambassador The past is my heritage. The present my responsibility. The future my challenge. MEMORIES: National Honor Society — 3,4; Yearbook Staff, International Club, Key Club, Hotline 4, Soccer, Senior Christ- mas Party, L.D., PC, The Cars Con- cert, P.M., D.M., T.C. 10 May St. Computer Science Grant me the serenity to accept things I cannot change, courage to change things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. MEMORIES: Summer of ' 81, Marianne, B.C., P.M., P.C., E.M., M.K., A.P., C.B., Hotline 3. _ 1 Rocky 73 Mt. Washington St. Lawyer Life is like a coin; you can spend it as you want but only once. MEMORIES: Riv ' s Room, Yearbook Staff, Room 212, Room 397, L.A. Vozella. 103 Sha 50 Baker Road Success Kindness is a loving guide That shows us how to live. A treasure which the more we spend, The more we have to give. MEMORIES: Spanish Club, Science Fairs, ' Dave, Proms, |.B., B.B., B.P., D.I., S.D. J 47 Albion St. Journalist Only those who can see the invisible. Can do the impossible. MEMORIES: International Club 4, Year- book Staff, Key Club 4, Guidance Aid, J.D., S.M. 276 Ferry St. Airline Stewardess Close to the heart there are memories. The laughter shared, the tears, the little things that mean so much, seen through the mist of the years. MEMORIES: KXN, Junior Prom Commit- tee, Cheerleading, Senior Prom Commit- tee, P.V. Rich 557 Second St. Accountant ... fair dealing brings more profit in the end, Homer MEMORIES: Tennis, 1-4; Captian — 3,4; Ojeda, Leahy ' s Losers, Kirkwood. Gel 37 Abbott Ave. Success It is a rare and special thing to find a friend who will remain a friend forever. Morgan MEMORIES: Band, 1-4; Italian Club, Newspaper, Key Club, F.T.A., A. P. Biolo- gy, L. Kutrubes the Greek. A. inAsfm 71 Jefferson Ave. Electronics No one knows what it ' s like to be the bad man behind blue eyes! MEMORIES: The Days in G. Room. 15A Kelvin St. Computer Operator Wherever there is friendship, there is love. Wherever there is love, I want to be. — S.S. MEMORIES: Summer of ' 81 — MK (BB), EM, CP; Good Times at Revere Beach; Someone Special . . . John. 39 Bettinson Ave. Physical Therapist We are free to go where we wish and to be what we are. MEMORIES: I ' ll remember the good times I had with my friends during my nigh school years. 104 Henry 94 Maiden St. Electrician Veni, Vedi, Vici. — Caeser MEMORIES: I.A., Miss C, JM Class, The Great Walkout , L.F., T.B., A.W., Mr. M. Louie 1 77 Broadway Success Life: It brings you up, it puts you down. But you can ' t live without it! B.A.T. MEMORIES: Jr. Picnic, Jr. Prom, White to green, Kowioon, Wendy, Yeartxjok Staff, Stomp, Indoor Track 3,4; Walkout. 10 George St. Airline Pilot Success is what you want to do. Not what others want you to do. MEMORIES: Indoor Track 1-4, Outdoor Track 1,2,4. 23 Veterans Ave. Wi d Vomers. Fred 216 Main St. Sheet Metal Learn from the mistakes of others, Becuase you can ' t live long enough to make them all yourself. MEMORIES: Working for Mike Doyle at Honeywell. 2 Rosedaie Ave. Master Electrician You know in the old days, when a young man was strong, all the people they ' d step back when a young man walked by. But nowadays, the old man . . . he ' s got all the money. The Who Teresa, M. usti zzi Terry 29 Linden St. Stewardess Tis better to have loved and lost Than never to have loved at all. MEMORIES: Friends, False alarms, English Class. 49 Woodlawn Ave. Secretary With every rising of the sun. Thing of your life as just begun. Keats MEMORIES: J.G., T.M., L.C., M.L., The Crew , L.D., The Aces , L.M., R.L., L.M., M.M., L.R. 105 Vincent , ta utccl, Vinnie 74 Clark St. Success The will to excel and to win, they endure. They are more important than any events that occasion them. Lombardi MEMORIES: Football 4, Track 3,4; CYO, Junior Prom, Yearbook, Mono , Skiing, D.A., C.S. Licetta 25 West St. Business Administration To be honest is to be one man picked out of ten thousand. MEMORIES: Cross Country 3, Basketball 3, Outdoor Track 3, E-Club 3,4; Italian Club 3, Rotary Club 2, Hotline, 1-4; Voc. in Italy, Bobby 6 29 81, Love my moped, friends and parents. Lost Marbby, S. T. U. S. A. F. N. T. W. Dan 72 Pierce Ave. Success ' There is no failure except in no longer trying. Hubbard MEMORIES: Cross Country 3,4; T.V. Stu- dio, 2-4; Mr. Ferguson ' s Astronomy Class 3, Mr. Barile ' s Jokes (Two years of them). 71 Highland Ave. Travel Agent Love isn ' t put on your heart to stay, love isn ' t love until you give it away. MEMORIES: Italian Club, junior Prom, T.D. 4-2-80. 25 West St. Interpreter No one is useless in this world who light- ens the burden of it for anyone else. MEMORIES: CI 1-3; Chem-gang, English III, Hotline, 1-4; Rotary 2, 1 0-7-81 , Trisha, My Best Sis, love my friends and Louie 7 14 80. The Flame 222 Main St. Machinest Take life as it comes and live in the best ways. By planning ahead, you can live it successfully. MEMORIES: Freshman Basketball, Foot- ball, 2-4; Homeroom, The Hurst Connec- tion, Football parties. Marsh Gigs, The Glouster Invasion. Jim 84 Clark St. Success Some people think holding on is what makes one strong but sometimes it ' s letting go. MEMORIES: Cross Country 1-3, Capt. 4; Indoor Track 1-3; Outdoor 2,4; P.G., M.A., J.B., J.L., D.D., S.D., HR. 403. 5 Masm St. Lawyer Think that you can, and you will. Llnknown MEMORIES: Basketball 1, Hotline 2,3; Key Club 2,3; Glouster, D.P. 106 Danny 22 Union Ave. F.B.I. Whatever you do in life, do it with pride and desire. If you don ' t come out on top, be able to say you gave it your best shot. MEMORIES: Football, 1-4; E-Ciub — 2,3,4; Senior Prom Committee, C.S.P. Atarta llzzo- Riz 562 Broadway Attorney-at-Law You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truely give. Kahlil Cibran MEMORIES: National Honor Society, T.S., Mr. Yucky, Key Club — Senior Executive, Bambino, Yearbook. Rizz 20 Fairmount St. Printer One must learn by doing things; for though you think you know it, you have no certainty until you try. Sttore loisw 64 Florence St. Electrician We are living in the best of times, and the l worst of times. — Dickens MEMORIES: Freshman Hockey, Walkout, Wood Shop. 211 Bradford St. Sheet Metal Mechanic 1 1 5 Bucknam St. Success and Happiness Courage is the capacity to move ahead in spite of despair. Dr. Rolomay MEMORIES: Guidance Aide, Career Day, Yearbook Staff, Hotline, PKP, Revere Everett Junior Proms with V.T. kids, S. End, Studio R.B. Girls, Salisbury, Gene — 10 30 81. 69 Belmont St. 69 Belmont St. Wealth To succeed in life is not to succeed in the eyes of others, but to succeed in your own eyes first. MEMORIES: Hockey 3, Rm. 15. 107 Les 378 Ferry St. Success The strongest survive; live each day to the fullest for to soon we grow old and to late we grow wise. MEMORIES: Yeuf, Nimps, Ride hard die fast. Patty 40 Union St. Hairdresser This is for all the lonely people Thinking that life has passed them by, Don ' t give up until you drink from the sil- ver cup And ride that highway in the sky. C.S.N. MEMORIES: Fred, 7-29-79, Basketball cheering, KXN, Hotline. Nick 96 Main St. Master Electrician But it ' s the laughter we ' ll remember whenever we remember the way we were. MEMORIES: Football 2,3,4; Track, E- Club, Hotline 2,3,4; Sr. prom Comm., Moody Ball 2,3,4; L.S. 1 11 80. 64 Baldwin Ave. Computer Technician ' All I want is to have my peace of mind. — Boston C.B. Machinist Climb high. Climb far, your goal the sky. Your aim the star. MEMORIES: Basketball 2,3. jlntAan Sacramofie ' Sac 1 2 Winter St. Computer Programmer A success is one who decided to succeed — and worked. A failure is one who de- cided to succeed — and wished. — Ward 0a armen iSacramanc Sac 12 Winter St. Always put off until tomorrow what you shouldn ' t do at ail. Tio ert Sacramafi Sac 22 Oakes St. Cabinet Maker When you wish ufx)n a star Life will take you very far When you wish upon a dream Life ain ' t always what it seems. — EW F MEMORIES: Football games. Fire alarms, Glouster, picnic 108 San 1 2 Herbert St. Broadcaster Specificity is the key to effective com- munication and understanding. — LA Vozella Carpediem, guam minimum credula postero. — Horace MEMORIES: Basketball 1,2,4; Hollis, E.S.P.N. la ert iSanfyHonni ' , Sant 50 Bettinson Ave. Long Life When your down and troubled and you need a helping hand you just call on a friend. MEMORIES: Bobby Sacromone ' s singing, fire drills, Indoor Track 1,2,3,4; Outdoor Track 2. Tom 44 Everett St. C.P.A. When you ' ve seen beyond yourself — then you may find, peace of mind, is wait- ing there — and the time will come when you see we ' re all one, and life flows on within you and without you! — G.H. 1 7 Reed Ave. Sav 32 Westover St. To Rock-n-Roll School ' s out for the summer School ' s out Forever School ' s been blown to Pieces — Alice Cooper MEMORIES: Woodshop, 1 2 1 8 crash. Fer- ry St., Pleasant St., Walkout, Dawn of Donna, AC DC, I can handle it, fire drills, Meadow, Sloe Gin Fizz night. Chach 97 Woodlawn St. Cosmotologist I ' ve been the King, I ' ve been the Clown, still broken wings can ' t hold me down I ' m free again. — OZZY MEMORIES: Ronnie, Hampton, Wendy, Halloween. 15 Hatch St. Success and Happiness If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. MEMORIES: Yearbook Staff, Key Club, In- ternational club, E-Club, Track, Oreo, Lobster, Bavarian Chimp. ean J arte Scott Jean 100 Clark St. Happiness, Fame, and Fortune Don ' t stop believin! — Journey MEMORIES: KXN 2,3,4; Hotline 4, Year- book 4, T.L.I. 11 28 81, Betsy, California ' 82 ' ; Crazy , my friends and Cissy. 109 42 Mansfield St. MicAael Sctirta- Scurt 42 Mansfield St. Computer Technician Nothing in this world is permanent, and we ' re foolish when we ask anything to last. But surely we ' re more foolisn not to take delight when we have it. MEMORIES: Hockey 3,4; E-Club, Erin, The Hurst, The O ' s, BRP. 75 Glendale St. Qieneen JenSa c i Neen 871 Broadway Acting Music We are here to add what we can to life, not to get what we can from it. — Osier MEMORIES: Field Hockey 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball, 1-4; E-Club 3,4; Secretary 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, PKP, Fab, S.I., D.C., CYO Counsii. Lennie 56 Harvard St. Mechanic Until I find me a girl. Who ' ll stay and won ' t play behind me. I ' ll be what I am — a Solitary Man, Neil Diamond MEMORIES: Good, Debra, The Jeep, Ed, Frank, Dave, My Lincolns, Jess, Bad, Sherri. 16 Nichols St. Computer Science Just fix this one thing and it should work. MEMORIES: When I was a Freshman, I was pushed into computer as an elective by a Guidance Counselor. 45 Waverly Ave. jf icAael SAeeAcuv Beaver 6 G rover St. Success We know what we are, but know not what we may be. MEMORIES: Football 2,3,4; Basketball, 1- 4; Captain 4, E-Club. 110 26 Richdale Ave. Happiness I Know many rules for success but only one sure rule for failure — pleasing every- body. — Swope MEMORIES: Band, Spanish Club, Key Club, Secretary of Key Club, Summer of ' 81, Mark 98 Clark St. Success MEMORIES: Woodlawn, Valentis ' , the Rolling Stones. 7 Gladstone St. ' The moment may be temp)orary, but the memory lasts forever. MEMORIES: The Greene, D.S.M.L.L., Yearbook, Hotline, E.H.H.C.S., Cheering 4, KXN, 4th floor, N.C., Ma Dad, Sum- mer of ' 81 (Sunday), ' US ' , 9 1 81 Attic, 5. M., 9 3 79; A very special someone, 1 4 3! Tony 69 Everett St. Happiness No one is useless in the w orld who light- ens the burden of it for anyone else. — Dickens MEMORIES: Italian Club 3, International Club 4, Science Fair, Key Club 3,4; Crim- son Staff, Yearbook Staff, 404, M.A.R., False Alarms, Viva! J. P., Same ole ' route. Babs 61 Winthrop St. Happiness and success Don ' t stop beleiving; Hold on to that dream. MEMORIES: National Honor Society — secretary Yearbook Staff, Key Club, Inter- national Club, E-Club, Track, Potato Morgenstern, Oreo, Lobster, Bavarian Chimp. ya i S. SmtlA Smitty 2 Locust Park Sheet Metal Mechanic You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you get what you need. — Stones MEMORIES: Soccer, Hockey, Alpine, The Force, Jungle Jim. Dred 20 Summer St. Caliigrapher Here I am out on the road again Here I am up on the stage Here I am playing a star again There I go, turn the Page. — Seger MEMORIES: Key Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff, 404, Kathy, F.D. 10 17 81, Calligraphy. Smitty 90 Bow St. Success Remember everything wonderful in life begins with a dream. Now its time to fulfill those dreams. MEMORIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3, NY; Syracuse, NY, 6 6 81 , S.T.L.F., Bathrooms. Ill Phil 104 Nichols St. Master Electrician There ' s no time to lose, catch your dreams before they slip away. Dying all the time, lose your dreams and lose your mind. Rolling Stones 3 Edith St. Word Processing We slowly drift apart but memories linger treasured in our hearts. MEMORIES: Hotline 2,3,4; Junior Class Treasurer, Prom Committees, Rotary Club 3, PKP, N.D.R. J orma Sorrento- 1 52 Bow St. Happiness Appreciate what you have in life today for tomorrow may be to late! MEMORIES: Hotline 1,2,3,4; Yearbook, Revere Jr. Prom (Tony), Summer 81, Christmas party, my friends, someone special 9 30 77. Soul-Man 217 Vine St. Auto Mechanic You can walk in front of me, or walk behind me, or walk beside me and be my friend. The Flame MEMORIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,3; Cruising around with J. O ' Neil, Nino, J. Russo, Village Parties 239 Springfield Ave. Enjoy life Lettuce is Greg Damn the torpedos Full speed ahead. MEMORIES: Woodlawn, I. A., Print Shop Sheria 124 Union St. Flight Attendant In my heart we live forever, in reality I hoped however there will always be a space where no one could replace the time we spend together. MEMORIES: BMB 3 81 ; Heartland Parties, Ma, jr. Prom; Jackson ' s concert, N.H., PTC 9 80, j.M. yicer 2 Rosedale Ave. Electrician In the days of my youth I was told what i means to be a man. Now I ' ve reached tha age I try to do all those things the best can. Billy 1 1 Ashton St. Computer Engineering We know what we are, but know no what we may be. Shakespeare MEMORIES: Cheryl, 326 Study, The Hen AC DC concert. Before school, T.S.C. 112 1 Thompson Place Hairdresser ' Friendship: A treasure you cannot take from it more than you put into it. Mandelstamm MEMORIES: Cooking, New Hampshire, , Vlom, Dad, Anne, Lisa, Rick, Kevin, Mark, Theresa, Anna, Michele, Chris, Susan, scott 43 Corey St. To be a service to others I would rather be crazy and happy than so damn smart and miserable. MEMORIES: ART, ART, ART, Key Club Key Victor Ross Otis III, CO. Yiyia, J.C., E.S., B.P., J.S., J.T.O. III. SKI SKI SKI 130 Gledhill Ave. My friend is not perfect — nor am I — and so we suit each other admirably. A.P. MEMORIES: Hotline 2,3,4; KXN, Year- book, Sr. x-mas party, Bucchieres, T.B., my friends. Thanks Michael Tom 43 Highland Ave. Printer I tip my hat to the new revolution take a vow to the new constitution smile and grin at the change around. MEMORIES: Chris Stopford, Hugo Sha Sha 186 Russell St. Accountant ' Though we leave in sorrow All the joys we ' ve known We will face tomorrow Knowing we ' ll never walk alone. MEMORIES: Hotline 1,2,3; Linda, T.S., M.G., RF, PB, LS, Patrick, Tulsa, Projects, Work, Dopes, Ma Dad Stew 12 Lynde St. Business Management The name of friend is common, but faith in friendship is rare. MEMORIES; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; E-Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Kathy 2 Cedar Terrace Dental Hygienist You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true. MEMORIES: Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, E-Club, GBL All star team, Marianne, Mr. M ' s Class 30 Argyle 113 118 Gledhill Ave. Computer Engineer Of all the blessings life can bring, A friend is the best by far. MEMORIES: Student Council 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Gui- dance Aide 3, KXN, CSP, Florida, B.F.F., )immy 12 25 80. that I Soup 27 Lynde St. Biology People living in competition, want is to have peace of mind. Boston MEMORIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4; C.B., Beepa forever. Life Science, Biology with Ferguson Joe 60 Woodville St. Marines What a drag it is getting old. Rolling Stones MEMORIES: Basketball 3, Being in Shop 7 Elwood St. Many times I ' ve dreamed and some have silver linings, I live for my dreams and pocket full of gold. J. Page MEMORIES: Robyn 7 20 81 , T Hood, 1 3th tee; 3 20 81 42 Thurman St. Occupational Therapist The time has come the walrus said, to talk of many things — of shoes and ships and ceiling wax; of cabbages and kings ... MEMORIES: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Hughie, Faneuil Hall, Dot, CT-TE-)E-AG; )M; PP; Summer 80, Funky and the Funkette, Hi Hanna Jay 242 Vine St. Printer The world is full of kings and Queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams. It ' s heaven and hell! MEMORIES: Mr. Robinson ' s Room, Shop, Andrea Joe 37 Waverly St. Success The greatest things happen to you, have someone to love for the rest of your life. MEMORIES: Hockey 3, CI — 1 3, Donna Dolly 25 Miller St. Flight Attendant A friend is a present you give yourself. MEMORIES: Pep Squad, E-Ciub 4, Tennis 1,3,4; French Club 3, International Club, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4; C ' Streat Michelle, Diannia Who ' s who. Class Day Usherette 3. 114 Kimmi 24 Linden St. Secretary Blow away the dreams that tear you apart, blow away the dreams that break your heart, blow away the lies that leave you nothing but lost and brokenhearted. Springsteen MEMORIES: Lisa, Carol, Cathy, S.B., Bio, Senior Prom 1 5 Orange Ct. Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there ' s still time to change the road your on. Led Zepplin MEMORIES: Mr. Muolly ' s Office, Bath- rooms jethro 17 Upland Road Draftsman Sweet memories flashing very quickly by reminding me giving me a reason why I know that my goal is more than a thought I ' ll be there when I teach what I ' ve been taught ... Rush MEMORIES: Wood Shop, Maria 6 12 81 70 Veterans Ave. Machinist Make my stand. No mans land on my own. Bon Scott; (AC DC) MEMORIES: Machine Shop, Voke Dept. Sam 28 Cedar St. Special Education If you can imagine it, you can achieve it, If you can dream it, you can become it! MEMORIES: Cheerleading 2,3 Capt 4; Hockey 2, KXN, Hotline, Class Day Usherette, Secretary 2, Yearbook, Jr. prom committee, 9 26 81 N-K-L-L, KM 10 31 81, Tracy Valer 42 Corey St. Accountant Life is like a football player. If you work at becoming better then you ' ll succeed, if you don ' t then you lose. MEMORIES: Football 1,2,3, Capt 4; Base- ball 1 ,2,3 Capt 4; E-Club 1 ,2,3 VP 4; Year- book, Hotline 4, Student Council 3, Bon Dave 38 Francis St. V 84 Ferry St. Accountant Nice guys always finish last. MEMORIES: Hockey 1,2,3,4; E-Club, Jr., Sr. proms. Geometry, N-h, Sr. dress up day, Leslie 3 13 80 115 V 18 Central Ave. Success The first step is the hardest. MEMORIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Walking the halls cumuie (J. ' Pcta 73 Preston St. Happiness Along the lane of memory the blossoms never fade for near and far still cherished are the friendships we have made. MEMORIES: Hotline 2,3,4; Key Club 3, lunior prom committee, John 1 2 20 80, M D Chuck 90 Russell St. Business Management Success is failure turned inside out, so stick to the fight when you ' re hardest hit ... So when times seem to get worst, you must not quit. MEMORIES: Hockey 1,2,3; Track 1,4 Cathy 134 Walnut St. Secretary So many dreams that flew away, so many words we didn ' t say, two people lost in a storm, where did we go, where ' d we go? Commodores MEMORIES: Bobby 3 28 81, all my friends from Everett High class of 82 559 Broadway Word Processing I want to learn what life is for I don ' t want much, I just want more. Ask what I want and I will sing I want everything, every thing! MEMORIES: Studio, Spinoff, Pinball, Pi chio, Florida, M.B. 10 26 14 Lincoln St. Success and Happiness To love is to experience life ' s most meaningful pleasure. MEMORIES: Guidance Aide 2, KXN 2,3,4 Hotline 2,3; Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom 5 1 5 81 ; Green Machine, My friends. The Wail — 11 7 80 Rocky Dan 178 Russell St. Bob 62 Grover St. 116 (jatAerm ' fPamnesA Cat 226 Russell St. Singer He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare, and he who has one enemy shall meet him every where. Emerson MEMORIES: The walkout, Pleasant St., football games, R.S.P. Mike 28 West St. 41 Wolcott St. Pediatric Nurse Hold to your dreams, for life without dreams is like a broken winged bird that cannot fly. MEMORIES: KXN, Hotline 2,3,4; Year- book Staff; Rotary Club 3, Key Club 3; Guidance Aide 3,4; Tony 12 17 79 Cathy 62 Veterans Ave. tcu monc Jf e an on Ray 30 School St. 462 Ferry St. Sandy If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours. MEMORIES: Homeroom, Life Science, Pam M., and Doreen C, All the high times and great friends. Peace and happiness to all forever. 117 i. I Crayola Top: Caryn Carangelo, Carmen and Anthony Sacramone, Cheryl Fraulinl, MaryAnn Stilwell, Paula Costa, Albert Murphy. Second: Karen Simonelli, Ellen King, lanice Brown, |udy Mulledy, Theresa D ' Alleva, Maria Ravotti. Third: Bernadette Brown, Louie Poste jr., Deneen Senibaldi, Rich Mattola, Luann Butera, LisaCapone. Fourth: Christine Day, Carol Cardillo, loanCollett, Kathryn McLaughlin, Diana and Donna Marcella, TomCoyetche. Fifth: Sherrill Ann Aiello, LisaCacchioni, Michele Muollo, Lori Martinage, Paul Fabnzio, Linda Murphy Bottom: Mary Frances Mangravity, Annette Gentile, Mark Costa. Lisa Martin, Paulette Lincoln, lohn Crossi. Top: Antoinette Montanile, Jeanmarie Scotl, Ramona Norton, Michele Fucci, Patty McCarthy, Lisa Erickson, Dariene Tuck. Second: Angela Politis, Paul Martignetti, Sharon Piercey, Angela Petrone, Michelle Coolen, Lrsa Bengslon, Eda Flaxer. Third: Sandra lannuzzi, Cheryl O ' Neill, Sarah Lento, Andrew Coyetche, Barbara Burton, Anna Onessimo, Cathy Whipple. Fourth: Debbie Cox, Donna Costa, Donald Colini, Donna Loder, Bobby Santoianni, Christine Vacca, Steven L. Porter. Fifth: Nick Russo, Vincent Ragucci, loanne Gates, Norma Sorrento, Lisa Beauvais, Bryan Garrity, Edmund Lamontagne, Donna DeAngelis, Billy Stametis. Domenic DiMeo, Wendy Kent. 121 127 PKP Black Sorority Originated: October 8, 1980 Top Row: Virginia Cheffro, Michelle Marshall, Laura Roscnstcin, Lisa Cacchiotli, Lcanne Sorrcnlo, Julie Mac Donald, Karen Barbato. Sandy lanuzzi, Deneen Senibaldi Bottom Row: Margaret Canci, Roberta Buonitonti — Treasurer, Dot Bono — Vice President, Michele Denning — President, Sheryle trickson — Secretary KXN NAVY SORORITY Top Row: Lori DiLoreto, lean Scott, Kerri DiLoreto — Treasurer, Mara DIBIase, MaryAnn Stillwell, Maura Kileen, Donna DeAngelis. Middle Row: Cathy Bruce, Rita Hurley — Secretary, Patty McCarthy, Franny Armstrong — S.O.A., Mary Kelley — President, Patty Russell. Bottom Row: Diane Fritz — S.O.A., Nancy Colarusso, June Supine, Karen Simonelli, Anna Onessimo, Nina Mastone, Sam Vacca. 147 SUPERINTENDENT Kathleen Donovan ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Frederick Gibson SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Robert Barile, 1 of 7 children, born in Everett and is a product of the Everett Public School System. He attended the Centre School and then went on to the Parlin Junior High where he wrote the Character many times. Following his years at Parlin he attended Everett High and graduated in the early 1950 ' s. Mr. Barile entered Northeastern Uni- versity in 1 956 and the following year transferred to Suffolk University. While in college, he was very active in extracurricular activ ities. He was a member of the yearbook Staff and Vice President of the Business Club. In 1 960, he graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree and procured a Master of Education degree at Salem State College in 1963. Mr. Barile began to teach under contract on Oct. 10, 1960 and is now in his 22nd year. Throughout his teaching years he gained the respect and admiration of his superiors resulting in his election to Head of the Social Studies Department at EHS in 1971 . When asked about his out of school interests, he simply responded my family . His physical activities focus on Tennis, ice skating, and golf and bowling in which he considers himself better than average. He is also a retired basketball player. His hobbies include reading, backgammon and a keen interest in politics. Mr. Barile is also a well-known trivia expert at EHS. When asked what he thought was the most important quality of a teacher, he re- sponded total dedication to the profession. He truly believes this and demonstrates it through his classes and his rapport with his students. Mr. Barile holds great respect for the class of 1982. Finally he advises all seniors Be good, be best, be better than all the rest. Top row: Robert Barile — Department Head 2nd row: Tom Maddox, Louis Baldi Bottom row: lames Peddle, )ohn Dolan, Ann Tobin HEALTH SCIENCE r i Nancy LaRaia, a life long resident of Everett attended Northeastern Uni- versity as an undergraduate and the University of Maine as a graduate stu- dent. Being an educator for seven years, Miss LaRaia feels that the most important quality of a teacher is keep- ing a sense of humor in the class- room. She became a teacher as a fulfillment of a life ' s ambition. Peda- gogy was her desire since Jr. High School. Some of Miss LaRaia ' s outside in- terests include classical ballet, jazz and modeling. She started dancing at the age of ten. During her pre-teen and teenager years, she studied with Eleanor Rubino. As an adult. Miss LaRaia either studied or took semes- ter courses at such places as Gene- vieve Studio, Joy of Movement and the Silhoutte Dance Studio. In her modeling pursuit. Miss LaRaia was affiliated with Jaya School of Model- ing. She can also be seen doing var- ious shows for radio station WXKS at local nightclubs. Her advice to the class of 1982 is Many people go through their adult lives regretting their pasts — preaching about things they could nave done or should have done. Live your life in such a manner that you will never have to regret not doing the things you really wanted to do. Let your could have done ' s become have done ' s. Top row: Lawrence Vozella, Nancy LaRaia Second row: Janet Carney, Steven Daisy Bot- tom row: Donna Defeo, Franklin Foley 155 MATHEMATICS 3 Top row: Department Head Ed Ricupero, Robert Durant, Bar- bara Ton Second row: Guy Diana, John Foley, Ed Cardillo j Bottom row: Phillip McAuliffeJr. 156 BUSINESS 158 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Alfred Marshall, a graduate of Everett High School class of 1938, continued his education in New York at Ithaca Col- lege later transferring to Boston University where he attained his Masters Degree in Physical Education and was involved as a professional referee and coach. During World War II, he was in the United States Navy for four years and served twenty-eight years in the Naval Reserve. Uncle Al , as he is known to the Seniors, is now pursuing his childhood ambition of teaching Physical Education. He has been teaching for thirty-six years; twenty-two here at Everett High School. Having accepted the challenge of teaching he believes a teacher has to accept the work to be. done and do it! Mr. Marshall ' s philosophy is, Everyone is a teacher and you can learn from others if you will take the time and listen. In his spare time, Mr. Marshall likes the outdoors especially snowmobiling, and hiking. He also likes to travel to historical sites around the United States. To the seniors of 1 982: I hope everyone will learn to accept disappointments and adjust to them. Never stop pushing forward! A favorite quote of Mr. Marshall ' s is , Too soon we get old, too late we get smart. Top row: Janet Symes, Mary Mastrangelo, John Merenda Second row: Nancy Fennelly, Alfred Marshall Bottom row: Katherine Finn, Gertrude Mercer 159 SPECIAL EDUCATION — READING GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Bottom Row — Anthony Malione, Director of Guidance; lames McKinley, College Prep. Advisor Top Row — Richard Aliberti; Ralph Cecere, Placement; lohn Foresteire, Family Living; William Kautz. Robert Tringali, Vocational Guidance INDUSTRIAL ARTS Top row: Zolton Csicsek, Rich Martini, Tom Castellano, Andrew Mas- trangelo VOCATIONAL 162 167 SPECIAL MEMORIES Victor: Sometimes I hate you, but I always love you! — Michele XO JUNE — AND — JIMMY COLLEEN — AND — LANCE 9-27-79 ARTIE: I LOVE YOU! ANNA SCOTT: Thanks for the SPECIAL times together! Love you, KAREN (S.S) I LOVE MY STEPHENS. NANCY I MISS U JOE FRENI. — LUV DOT RALPH I LOVE YOU. 5-11-79 NINA PAUL H-H-H- LESLIE 3-13-80 I ' ll always remember and love you ma. Love Always Joan Thanks MA DAD Love, DOLLY NEEN — Friends always — Luv D Sandy — True Friends — Luv D Joanne My cuz and pal Luv D Susan — Chums Forever — Luv D Donna Star of the Family Kelly Good chums Always — D Thank you Lori — Michelle ANNETTE JOHNNY 8-14-81 TOWN LINE: WHAT A GIG! (Senior girls on! To: M.L. E.H.H.P.S. — 11 LOVE YOU PETER 7-3-81 CO. KEN, HAPPY HALLOWEEN LOVE, SAM To Liversnaps: From Gravytrain. To Miss Polywog Good-Luck Thanks and Good-Luck Always — Dred M.R. Friends dette Tony I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH. 1 COME ONE, COME ALL! JOHN O.L.G. I Love You Ma Dad. Sandra K.B. Ya know what I mean? S.I. D.S. HOT CHOCOLATE Sandy Debbie YAAAA! Sandy Sandy mon amie pour toujours. D.S Deb get over it. Deneen Thanks Ma. Deneen LUANN, SAM, KERRI, LINDA, NINA, DONNA: DO LEOMINSTER 9-26-81 Thanx Mom Dad. Michelle. Ann: Remember the Proms. L.M P.M. the Jr. Picnic? L.M. FORGET r: J.S. Thanks for all the fun. R.C. Thanx Nancy. Leanne Leanne I told you to eat that eggroll. Cheryl TONY: Remember Dixie Pixie. Cheryl Thanks Mom! Love, Lori BERMUDA HERE WE COME! C.C. Karen MONKEY FILMS. Cheryl Celeste Fitzy remember our day in the Pumpkin Field. Love Cheryl The craziest Dean that ever Deaned the Dean. Jean % || Love isn ' t love til we give it away. Marie Thanks Michelle, Love Lori 4 ! Fab, Why are you mean? L.M. Good-Luck, homeroom 400. 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