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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1985 volume:

Celebration 7 i V CRIMSON AWARDS Class Officers President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Steven Gadman Lori Bono Maria Commito Cina D ' Angelo Student Council Student Advisory Lynn Panarese, Michelle Marino, Edna Prieto. 18 Laurie Bono Robin Huckleberry Cina Piazza lanice Raso Michelle Moore loyce Savino Roman Agresti Anthony Ferrante Tony Mastrocola Mike Masiello Ronnie Ferguson Billy Crouch Cina D ' Angelo Michelle Marino Bettina Barbagallo Mary Barbagallo Robin St, Laurent Mary Goreham Cheryl Cooper Elise Kirkman John Esposilo Michele Rankin Kelley Stillwell loann King Michael Forrestall Susan Gallant )oe Coyiello Nilda Leo Christina DiPerri Diane Finocchio lanice Marotta Maria Commito Beth )ean Evans Dennis Conway Marylou Izzicupo Maria Console 36 43 Herman Central Ave. Wealth You only live once, but if you live it right, once is enough. Memories: Football, All my friends, Homeroom, I love you Ma family. Tigger 120 Central Ave. Music teacher composer ... I Have hours, only lonely. My love is vengance, that ' s never free. Townshend Memories: For-instances, Froggie, Sniff, Cat, JAC, Coke, Duran — 2, Con- cert, P.R.A.F. (vice-president) Band 1- 4, Drama 2-4, Bob Downing, 1 Love You J.R.F. Nasty 22 Adams Ave. Psychology Enjoy Lite Memories: Nat. Honor Soc; Joss, Maryann; Cor; Marco Island; Boston Bruins; Mom and Dad; Ogvnquit; Liz Navy; L.B.; Drowning witn J.T., Sum mer 83 , Graduation, A. A.; M.M. Mr. Mic; X-mas party 84 D.C. Bettina 1 1 3 Cleveland Ave. Fashion Merchandising It doesn ' t matter who you are. It ' s what you do, that takes you far. Modonna Memories: F.M.S.C. Amici Per Sem- pre-Silvana, Mary, Janine, Raff, Alison, Italia-jo, Bettina, Anita, Paolo, Vil- lage , M C, R.B.M.J., Mom Dad. 1 1 3 Cleveland Ave. International Fashion Designer Why am I standing on a cloud every- time you ' re around and my sadness dis- appears everytime you are near. Madonna Memories: Sting, Bettina, Silvana, Raff, Gaetano — love you always, Italia, )o Bettina Anita, Alison, Mom and Dad, ciao Pupo. Chris 23 Clarence St. Legal Secretary Love is forever and that ' s all your life. Memories: Mike, Cathy, Cheryl, Laura, Mrs. H., Mrs. C, Mrs. T., Susan, Shel- ley, Ed., Woodlawn, Quincy, Hask L., Thanks Ma. McAae M. (Sar eUa Mike 213 Bradford St. Business Management Let the sun beat down upon my face, stars fullfill my dreams, I am the traveler of both time and space, to be where I have been. Led Zepplin Shelby 83 Norwood St. To travel It ' s my mind and I ' ll think what I want . . . — The Doors Memories: Bill, 1-1-83, McCourt, Cath, Cin, Jim, Vermont, skiing, Willie, Florida, ).S., S.G., Frogg Lane, Celebrations, SHI, July 4th, Second lunch, E.Y., tia ' s, MEH, 6-6-83. Tom 7 Glendale Terrace Long Life Every operation must be done accord- ing to a system, because chance can not bring about success. — Napoleon Memories: Jacqueline, Dom Ro, Storks party, A.S.P. . sa ff. CBarofie Lisa 18 Clarence St. Happiness Memories: I LOVE YOU ALAN FOR- EVER — Dec. 7, 1982, — My nng — prom — 4th floor — LISA — 74 Cottage St. — THANK YOU MA AND DICK, I LOVE YOU — DAD, I LOVE YOU, WISH WE WERE CLOSER. 1 6 Henderson St. Fashion Designer Happy times may come and go but memories last forever. Memories: Cheerleading 3,4; Steven 11-6-83, Sac, Medune, Tracy, Kathy, Jessie, Summer of 84, E-Square, Jr. Prom, Mrs. O ' Keefe, I Love You Ma! Kuma- Ray 30 West St. Computer Engineer Chuck is my hero but he is a zero . Memories: Soccer Burlington, Semi- pro — 2nd, 3rd year. 45 Henry 3 Winter St. Auto Mechanic Success comes with hard work and hard times but after the hard work and hard times come the successful life. Memories: Chev, Ma, Dad, R.T., W.B., C.L., D.C.S., A.S., Morning gang, Auto shop. Rich M. 16 Duncan Rd. Success Our greatest glory consists not in nev- er failing but rising everytime we fall. — Goldsmith Memories: Softball — 1 ,2,3,4, Capt. 4; Field Hockey 2,3,4, co-capt. 4; Basket- ball — 1 ,2,3,4; E Club — 1 ,2,3,4, 2nd Vice-Pres. 4; Science Club 2,3; Jr. Class Secretary, )r. Prom Committee, Class Day Usherette. ean M. ertocc u Jeannie 10 Luke Rd. Registered Nurse If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me? Lynyrd Skynrd Memories: Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 4, National Honor Society 3,4; E Club 2,3,4; Class Day Usherette, Yearbook Staff, Win over Peabody, Dawn, Kay, friends. Love ya Ma Dad. . €nn W. (Sofiasoro- Quahog 75 Swan St. Architectual Engineer Live life the best you can todav t)( cause tomorrow is a long way ofr. Memories: S.S.P. Rats, beaker, Dave, Erik, Mark, Rob, Trav, Anthony, Paul, Doublestuff parties, 109, Lisa, Ma -f Dad. be- 46 Gar o- (joscicmi ' Q) (V i . ' i e . Cata c o 25 Pleasant St. Computer Programer Life goes on Things happen every day So appreciate what you ' ve got Before it is taken away. The Kinks Deedle 22 Bailey St. Hairdresser If you love something, set it free. If it comes back it ' s yours. If it doesn ' t it never was. Memories: Weekend Parties, The Lot, Paul, Summer 82 ' , Ange, Billerica, Special Friends, Thanks Ma, I Love You. Neicey 25 East Elm St. Success Tomorrow we may live the dreams of today, hoping the future will come our way. RememlDering what was to what will be. Not knowing what the future has to see. Memories: Thanks Ma Dad, Lysa, Franny, Jerry Christie, The Kids in the print shop, {John S. 9-13-84). Chris 9 Argyle St. Join FHeavy Metal Band Out there is a fortune . . . waiting to be had, if you think I ' d let it go, you ' re mad — you ' ve got another think coming!! — Judas Priest Memories: The Terry ' s FHouse, Beer Ball Party ' s . . . The Gang. 2 Loren Pk. Successful Good times are like friends and I had the best. Memories: Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,4; National Honor Society, Student Advisory Council, Guidance Aid, Quiz Kids, E,P,K,C,C,L, Tunnel, 3 min, POA. 9 Everett St. Retailing It ' s Over Memories: Warren, I Love You 7 28 84, college parties. Adapted sister San- dy, JD, PG, Summer83 ' , Mom, Dad — 7 29 84, Proms, Revere Beach Crew, Wheels Plus, Cape Cod, Weirs Beach, Canobie Lake Park, Cutlass. homa Q). Ga te cmo- T.C. 37 Health St. Draftsman ■ .I my thoughts I have seen rings of j ' moke through the trees and the forest lechoes with laughter. Led Zeppelin Memories: Diana S., 6-10-83, Junior Prom, Wood Shop, Senior Prom, Nit Nat, P.M., Village, Van Halen, AC- C-DC, Aerosmith, The Tower. Syl 94 Bow St. An Accountant The times I remember are now the past. But the memories will linger and always will last. Memories: Cheryl, Jr. Prom, Maiden 49 Neicie 1 1 Courtland St. Secretary If a girl could have naif her wishes she ' d double her troubles. Memories: Michael 10 17 80, Diane, Laurine, Joanne, Sandy, Les, P.F., The Corner, Summer of 82 ' , Nahant Beach, Parties, over Laurines, Guidance, The Docs , New Years Eve 84 ' . Chiaveili 8 Hillside Ave. Indianapolis 500 Race Car Driver Live as though you ' d die tomorrow. Love as though you ' d live forever. Memories: $, Electrical Shop Mr. H., Senior Year, J.T. 8-20-84, and every- thing else between 81 and 85, Gradua- tion. Chippy 21 Ashton St. Nursing A mothers ' love can guide Your soul through eternity. Memories: 1 10 83 F.C.: 11 27 82 Dan; Southie with Cor, W.M. L.C., crossing tracks, K.M., Sorry A. K., I love you Mom and Chuckie, I miss you Dad- dy 72, Thanx Mr. F. SA ' larofi imuu Pickles 55 Paris St. Veterinary medicine Don ' t let yesterday use up too much of today. — Will Rogers Memories: Nancy, Trisha, Steve, Aruthur, Fergie, Science Dept., M.S. I., Drama Club. Chrissy 2 Williams St. Hotel Management Memories: Laurie: Best Friends For- ever, Chris: Cheese Cupcakes, Nurse ' s, Paola, Stacey, Edna, Lynn Joyce, Eric, Tommy, Howdy, Jay, John, Dave IVi Love U Carol, johnny. The Tunnel, Dana, Love U Mom Dad. Thanks Mom! Richie — Love U — 11 7 84. Cip 99 Vernal St. Construction Life is but a stepping stone to a greater struggle. Memories: Big Den ' s 1-( -2, Soccer 3 -h 4, Cape N.Y.E. 85 , Stues, Adv. Math. J ' anc (j. GumcAeita 58 Lynn St. Veterinarian Learn as if you were to live forever Live as if you would die tomorrow. — Isidore Archbishop of Seville Memories: Fergie, Science Dept., M.S.T., Drama, Trisha. I i If jWcAae 0. G a A Mike 37 Bettinson Ave. Chef I don ' t believe we should live by the rules, I don ' t wanna listen when life is so cruel. — Joan Jett Memories: Band 1-4; Yearbook, Laurie, Pamela, Barbra, Trisha, Zoinks! , Lunch, Bunker U , Mom -(- Dad. 50 Trisha 8 Neilson Ave. Surgical Nurse Nothing can happen today that you and Cod can ' t handle togetner. Memories: Kevin, Everyone from S.T.L.F., Peter, Tommy, Pat, Smitty, Mike, Nancy, Sharon, B, and Mitzy. AtariO ' A. Gommito- 20 Hall Ave. Happiness What you want in life is one thing, what you get is another, but; what you receive is the truth! Memories: International Club, Key Club, Yearbook Staff Editor, Treasurer 3,4; Junior and Senior Prom Commit- tee, S. 84 , (R.B.), L.P. and Friends, Proms, Marty, J.V. Re 45 Pearl St. Legal Secretary Love is where the heart is Memories: Wayne, I love you forever, 3 17 84, Summer 84 Tracey, Paul- lette, Joanne, Ann, Bird eyes, Revere Beach, CJ, BO, MR, I Love you Ma, Dad, and Scott. Pat 133 Main St. Own my own business Reach out for someone . . . To communicate is the beginning of understanding. Memories: Indoor track 1,2,3,4; Out- door track 1,2,3,4, Captain; Huey, Rascals, C.Y.O. Ski trip, A.H., L.K., C.B., Thanks Ma and Dad. J.C. 75 Fremont Ave. Business Administrator The future is uncertain and the end is always near. — Jim Morrison Memories: Summer 83, 84, The Weirs, Big L, Slalom, My Friends, Elec. Chess, kp-kp3, Jr. prom, next day, The Hill, Yes, Fairmont, HEA! 108 Russell St. Athletic Director If you can dream it, you can live it. Doug Flutie Memories: Basketball 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Baseball 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Football 4; E- Club 2,3, VP — 4; C.Y.O. ; Rats; M.C. and C.C. Hoop Champs 1982-83. Thanks Ma. 154 Shute Happiness The eyes can be deceiving, but what comes from, the heart is real. Memories: M.C, P.W., 1-7-84, (Woody), Beach, W L.F., N.H., C.Y.O. 1-2, Party 83 ' , Mr. C, Joe, I Luv you Mom and Dad. Mamie Legal Secretary A lifetime of questions. Tears on our cheeks, We tasted the answers and our bodies were weak For each other . . . the truth. Memories: Mike, J.R., D.L. , C.C, P.D., J.N., BUDDIES, Hunter ' s Inn, Hey B.B. 1 — How ' s S.D. ? Thanx Mom and Dad — u.2. Mr. A. jWcAe Ze G(Mta Sloppy Joe 37 Argyle St. To succeed in life You will find something more in woods than in books. Trees and stones will teach you that which you can nev- er learn from masters. St. Bernard Memories; EHS Football 1 ,2; EHS Soc- cer 3,4; International Club 2,3,4; Sci- ence Club 1 yr. CY0 3 yrs. T.D.A.T.P. Jackie 33 Haskell Ave. Receptionist Believe in your self and you will see that the best things in life are free: Love, Charity, and Loyalty! Memories: My happiest times were singing and dancing in the shows put on by the Crimson Players and the Chorus. 46 Road B Success When life seems so complicated, and you feel like giving up, think of the less fortunate, and be thankful. GAL Memories: Christi, Ma and Dad, John — ILY, M.G., L.W., S.P., T.D., A.C., Tara Tracy, J. L., My friends and fami- ly, CIA BOF Razzmatazz Whistlehead 21A Road A Politician A popular man arouses the jealousy of the powerful. Hawatt Memories: Student Gov, Day Rep.; C.S.P. 5 yr. plan. — Michele — Truth, Justice, and the American way. Jim 1 5 Cleveland Ave. Electrician You only have once to live but if you live it right once is long enough Memories: Kris 1 0 1 2 81 , Football 2,3; Track 2,3; Shop, J.T., M.M., P.P., B.B., A. J., -H everyone, R.B., N.B., Parties -h all the good times. Thanks Ma -H Dad. 1 5 Cleveland Ave. Success -I- Wealth I will not follow where there is a path, I will go where there is none, and I will leave a trail. Memories: ENA, Erin, Kris, All my friends, N.W.D., T.P., T.C., Cindy Short, E ' s C, dancing, Miami, Thanks Ma + Dad. 52 le.i ■ff. Cummin Cumma 1 36 Central Ave. Own a Lambroghini Contach What you own is your own Kingdom. What you do is your own glory, What you love is your own power. What you live is your own story. — Rush Memories: Savl ' s, VH3 I7 84, Radi- cal, Ski Trips, Cafe Lynne 1 1 Fairmount St. To Be Happy Some say it ' s holding on that makes you strong. Sometimes it ' s letting go. Memories: My Dad (7 7 82); Thanxs Ma Love You!, Hockey Cheering, Proms, S.T.E.N.G., All my friends, Chris, Ski Trips, Eddie ' s Cellar, Thanxs alot Gram. 69 Summer St. Business Management Happy times may come and go, but memories last forever. Memories: NHS, Sec. of 1985, Jr. Prom, ).C., Sen. Prom Com., Key-Inter Clubs, Michelle, All my Friends, I love you Mom Dad. - 2m {. Q) -In e o Lee 493 Ferry St. Child Development Life ' s little pleasures make memories to pleasure Memories: Guidance Aid, Jr. Prom — Robbie, Senior Prom — B , 6 1 7 83, 1 love You Mom and Dad! Goto Q)aUo l Sparrow 70 Ashton St. I dream of everlasting love and life, dreams of the future, dreams of the past To follow my rainbow to the end I meet the end of my colors, but never the end of my dreams. Memories: Main St., All my friends, Miss DeFeo ' s English class, Vinny G., Pam Lisa, Cathy, Shakes, Good times at E.H.S., Michelle u a . fl. Q)e 10 Orchard St. Happiness There are only so many tears that you can cry, Till the heartache is over and the love soon dies. Mary Corricelli Memories: J.B., M.C., S.G., C.C., Hey B.B. 2, Ask D. G., C. G., Need P.J. Q,S.L., 10 26 81, Mr. Alibertis Fumes , A.A.O. Q)ecarch Lynnee 30 Devens St. Travel Agent Let it be friends Let it be laughter Let it be joy, forever after Memories: I love you John 4-27-84, Tracey ' s parties, L.F., T.F., P.G., You ' re all I need , Summer of 84 ' , April 27, 1986, friends. 53 Chris 50 Pierce Ave. Computer Technician Memories: Summer of ' 84 on Main St., Everett, E.H.S. Band, Bunker U. Patricia Qie eor Tricia 89 Reed Ave. Success Happiness Appreciate what you ' ve got before it ' s taken away. Memories: Hockey Cheerleading 2,3, capt. 4; Jr. yr, 1 V.I.S., over, Y.S.F.C., Peanutbutter, Ar. Ar., Mr. U ' s room, bah nump, J.H., D.B. — Doreen, Monge, Karen, Robby 10-24- 83, Thanx Ma Dad, 1 love ya! A22 Ferry St. Legal Secretary Let the Good Times Roll! Memories: I Love You John 10 12 83, Christa, Sandy, Ann, Maria, Paulette, Richie, Peter 12 7 84, Wheels Plus, W.H., Christa ' s House, 9 Lands- downe, S.S., Jr. Prom, Revere Beach, Summer of 83, I Love You Mom, Dad, Nana. os iA (j. Q)emasl Joe 27 Veterans Ave. To Be Successful at anything I do. Life is full of chances, and all these chances I shall take. Memories: The Park, CEM Parties, L.L., S.A., M.A., M.G., The Hoots, Kim M. 1 2 2 1 84, The Cert, 1 st Bale. The origi- nal, my old Lady, D ' ag. D 25 Herverts St. Self-employed We must offer our hand if it is to touch another ' s heart. Memories: Guys, Summer of 82 , Se- nior picnic, Terri D., Thanks Mom, Thanks Dad. Scott Q). ct (Sntremofit 44 Peirce Ave. Computer Science Forget your lust for the rich man ' s gold, all that you need is in your soul. — Lynyrd Skynyrd Memories: Band 1-4; M.D., 262CSW, M.A.D. ' s 18th, Grad. Ptys, Beware of falling objects , QUIET RIOT, Bunker U , April 8, 1984, Bretton Woods, M.C. Drum dues 54 Jaxmna D 36 Harley Ave. Success The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed . . . Memories: Cross Country 1,2 (capt. 3,4,); Indoor and Outdoor Track 1,2 {capt. 3); Summer 84 , P.G., CD., T.G., Rm, 205, CYO, THE PARTIES GAar me T. Qie ' Uto Chuck 5 Shute St. We ' ve only just begun ... Carpenters Memories: Thanks Mom, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; S.B., Belling- ham, J. v., J.G., D.G., M.S., B.W., K.S., K.P.,S.B.,M.C.,|.T.,M.D.,).G., LJ. Chris 875 Broadway Flight Attendant When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. Memories: Cross Country 1 ,2, Capt. 3,4; Indoor Track 1,2,3,4; Outdoor track 1,2,3,4; Mrs. T. Andy 10 29 83, P.G., D.D., C.Y.O. Rob 81 Hancock St. Success Remember yesterday. Dream tomorrow. Live Today. Memories: Hockey 1,2,3 Capt. 4; E Club; Camping Trip; Senior Dress Up Day; Summer ' 83; Government Day; D.H. Q)ame G. Q)i Gemr€ ' Danny 37 Dean St. Electronic Engineering Hold on to a way of hope, and a prom- ise of future . . . and follow your dreams. S.J, P. Memories: Drama 1-4; Vice 2,3,4 Hockey 2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3, capt. 4 Science Club; The Muskateers One Friday Night ; Jr. Prom Date (S) Cindy; Cheri; 0-28-84; A.C.; J.C. B.E.: H.A.: T.A.: P.P. Dief Accountant Memories: Kim 3-2-84, A.J. 3-1-83, football 1-4, Woodlawn — The yard- officer Joe — H.C. 3-1 -84 — Relatives — Friends — 70 Buick-Nigro 500 — 39 — Mom — Harve — Dad — Claire. ' ort - Jim 95 Waverly St. Health, Wealth and Happiness Nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky. It slips away, all your money won ' t another minute buy. Memories: NS, TB, BK, MIC, ETC . . . Shell 126A Bucknam St. Legal Secretary plant you, true. Not my plant- 3y heaven, my harvest. My I did not I ing, but 1 own child . Memories: I Love you Rich 6 12 81; Junior Prom, Ginger, Robin, Thanks Ma and Dad 55 yi bW Q)iJIaria Mike 1 1 Birch St. Success In the long run, it is not the years in your life, but the life in your years that counts by Adalai Stevenson Memories; LISA, Woodlawn, The Boys, Parties, Bud R.B.Q., Ma Dad, Sessions. GArt tine Q)o Serri ' Chris 1 4 Moody Ave. Teacher Life ' s truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along the way. Memories: Key Club, International Club, Yearbook staff, CYO, the Prom, DW ' 84, Brian, All my Friends; Thanks Mom and Dad — I Love You. 12 Hosmer St. Psychologist Always cherish the ones so dear with whom you ' ve shared a laugh and a tear! Memories: Key Club, International Club, Jr. Prom, New Year ' s Eve, CYO, Christine, Ena, Susan, Michele, Kelvin 5 31 84. I Love You Ma and Dad. 21 Peirce Ave. Success and Happiness Friendship brings the nicest people together. Memories; George 2-18-84 ILYF, B.F.F., Carolyn, Rhonda, )r. Sr. Prom, Nurses Aid, CHAKAKHAN , Edna, Laurie, Chrissy Daddy ' s little girl. Big Sis, Love ya Naunee, Thank Ma and Dom. 181 Vine St. State Police All those years some bad times and good times and the students are still surviving. Memories: Test in Mr. Orla ' s Room. D 68 Pierce Ave Cabinet Shop owner I Don ' t Wanna Hear About it Later (Van Halen) Memories: Two Flat Tires on Revere Beach — 45. 00 on Bow St. The Cafe — The Shop 0. Q)o iert 1 73 Springfield Ave. Electric Engineer Execute every act of life as though it were the last. Marcus Aurelius Memories: Dad 11-21-83, Thanks Mom and Dad for all the memories. Octane Q acx i Double D 80 Lynn St. Total Success! It ' s alright if your castle is in the clouds as long as the funndation is on the ground. Memories: S.T.C.G., L.D., J.C., M.M., T.C., Thanks Mom and Dad! 56 62 Prescott St. Happiness and Success Each Happiness of yesterday is a mem- ory of tomorrow. Memories: Football Cheerleading 3,4, Jr. yr. 1, V.I.S., corn. Under, Y.S.F.C., DB — Tricia, Monge, SF )0, Steve I love you 3 1 5 84, Sac (milk) ) ' s H, Susan M.C. ' Sua ' man Chris 103 Cleveland Ave. Success I live my life like there is no tomor- row. Van Halen Memories: 72 Chevelle, Woodlawn, Auto shop, ( Gibby T A) Street Dream , Rm, 15A, Revere Beach ' 84, Medford, Peggy, Jeff, Super Sports, Bill, (Bacon Eggs 2:05), (Kitty), MAX Shhh!!! Espo 52 High St. Call me up don ' t be shy, for my love will make you high. — Teena Marie Memories: Soccer 1,2,3,4, H.R., Beaver, Gym, Lunch, Italy, Huck, Miss LaRaia, THE TIME Charlie. B.J. 100 Maiden St. Political Success! Those Who Do Not Remember The Past Are Comdemn To Repeat It! — J. Pa koff Memories: Chorus, Drama, Science Club, Key Club, Yearbook, Cheri, Sara, The Original 3 Musketeers: joey, Pat, Danny, TIFTY, C.Y.O., State House, My Prince, Skiing, Cinny, VThomas, EC, CD, JM, DF, Blueberry Muffin!, 1 Love You Mom Dad! RE ME! 226 Vin St. Success It is better to speak out and be known than to be silent and forgotten. Memories: H.T. U.S.S. 83-84, M.P.s, Tim; Tina, Friends, Family, Torra Const. Fergy 16 Winthrop Rd. Happiness and Success It doesn ' t matter where you go, what you do, or how much you have, but who you have beside you. Memories: Lisa 8-23-84, H.T. U.S.A. 83-84, Graduation, Friends. ae (S. Mike Edith Ave. A normal life It was nice knowing ya Memories: Mr. Maloney and Mr. Doyle, Parents, and last but not least Robyn { it ion errante ' Tony 45 Villa Ave. Become very wealthy. Life is just a Fantasy, can ' t you live this Fantasy life Aide Nova Memories: Football 4, Hockey 3,4, Karen Wall I ' m glad we kissed Love Always, Thanks Mom and Dad! Buf 525 Ferry St. Accountant When the working day is done, girls just want to have fun. — C. Lauper Memories: Sean 4-29-84, Basketball, Michele, Jo, Friends, Lunch, Yahoo, Strut, Unknown, Nogias, LD, TF, Sum- mer, Thanks Ma and Dad, ILYS. E.T. 14 Englewood Ave. Travel Agency To Dream of the person you would like to be is a waste of the person you are. Memories: Love you Ma -I- Anthony, Family, Anne, Patti, Lisa, Ginny, Michele, Cheryl, Jess, Karen. GET LOST Flaggar 7-B Wilbur St. Success Live each day to the fullest, for tomor- row may never come. Memories: Auto Shop, Rm. 1 5, beach, weekends, gremlin. Revere, Kitty, Dawn, Steve, John, Mom and Dad, Max Shhh! Trae 14 Union Ave. Nurse Make new friends, but Keep the old, new are silver, and old are gold! Memories: Scott Boyd (10-31-84), Lynne, Linda, Pauline, Chrissy, Great times with friends, Parties, Thanks Mom and Dad 46 Dartmouth St. Health and Happiness Aim to be the best you can be and you ' ll never be disappointed. Memories: Chuck 1 21 83, Prom Comm. 3,4, Key Club 3, Int. Club 3, Yearbook Staff, My friends, C.L.P., The Bee! Folgers 26 Clifton Ave. Love and Success I can complain because rose bushes have thorns or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses. It ' s all how you look at it. — Morely Memories: Emergency Break through! Jocelyn, Lisa, NHS, — Pres., Dib ' s study, Beverly Picnic. Mc uid . 9wr€sla lU Adrian 28 Mead St. Music Consultant A toast! To the class of ' 85. Tonight is kind of special. Memories: Renee, Sue, Tracey ' s party. Froggy, Joe, little red firebird. Blue bag. Angel, Prince, Thanks Mom and Dad. (S. •ffore ioni 37 Thurman Park Happiness We ' ll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we ' ll find that these are the best of times. Memories: Crimson Players 1-4; C.Y.O. 1-4, National Honor, Adhoc Theatre, Thanks Mom, Dad, Family and Friends. GatAerme J(£. ffcHic e Cathy 1 1 Wilbur St. Accountant Dreams begin where Rainbows end. Memories: Chris, Cheryl, Mrs. Hickey, Mrs. Cheever, Lynda, Mrs. Theodor- idis, Laura, Quincy, Woodlawn, Valerie Eddie 42 Cedar St. Computer Engineer Those crazy nights, I do remember, in my youth, I do recall those were the best times, most of all ... — journey Memories: The Hen, Sunnyhurst, con- certs, VH 84 (Providence) Aero- smith, Ruch, Ozzy, Crue, Thanks Ma Dad Grumpy 44 Morris St. Business Owner The love you have can be shared by far, However to get love is hard because its as distant as a star. Memories: Track — 3, Froggie, Lolli- pop, Sad eyes, Boobatarde — Tiamo, jr. Prom. Deannie 10 Bailey St. Many times I ' ve been alone Many times I ' ve cried. In many words you ' ll never know the many ways I ' ve tried. Memories: Thanks Nancy, The lot, Steven, Passout Parties, Diana, Ra- chelle. Love Ya — Ma and Dad. Gundo 1 1 Cannell PI. Like a quest who stayed too long Now it ' s finally time to leave Take it calmly and serene It ' s the famous final scene. Bob Seagar Memories: Soccer 4, Science Club 4, Mr. Dolans Rm., Rock-n-Roll. 22 Dean St. Accountant Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. Shakespeare Memories: P.P. 1 2, Bruins, Friends, Bunker U , Yearbook Staff, Key Club, International Club, P ' CCD, CYO, Bowling, Mr. Ballotta. Thanks Mom Dad 61 Ed 35 Evelyn Rd. Pharmacist Cape diem ( Sieze the day ) Memories: National Honor Society, Science Club, C.Y.O., Explorers Club. Rocco 48A Lexington St. One Long Strange Trip It ' s Been. The Grateful Dead Memories: Football 2,3,4; 4 20 83, R.I., The Cellar Days Like, Elwood, Amnesia Rich 74 Maiden St. Air Force It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Charles Dickens Memories: Zoomba, Doof . 50 Villa Ave. Millionaire Destiny isn ' t a matter of chance, it ' s a matter of choice; it isn ' t a thing to be waited for, it ' s a thing to be achieved. Memories: Cross Country 1 -2; Outdoor Track 1-2; J.C., M.B., M.R., L.F., Wrestling matches. Srm 35 High St. Success and Happiness Good times may come and go but the memories last forever. Memories: Linda, Karen, Denise, all my friends, Mickie D ' s Crew, Red Rock, Elm, Grey Sorority V.P., S.T., N.Y.R. 83 , R.S.P., S + C. Food 62 Veterans Ave. I ' m A Believer, I Ain ' t No Deceiver Mountains Move Before My Eyes, Des- tiny Planned out I Don ' t Need No Hand Out ' s. Speculation of the wise ozzy oz Bourne . Memories: Josephine lacuzzi. All my friends, Mom I Love You . Hub 15 Haskell Ave. Certified Public Accountant The world is full of Kings and Queens who blind your eyes, then steal your dreams. It ' s heaven and hell! Black Sabbath Memories: Those crazy nites up Ferry, Joe Perry, Van Halen, Aerosmith, N.Y., Wash. Hack 16 Walnut St. Zamboni Driver Think about me in June, Think of all the changes we ' ve been through. The laughter and the tears. The years together. Memories: Yearbook 85 , Laurie, Gina, Janice, JoAnn, Michelle, Fashion Show 84 , Boston Garden, Stevie 11, Bruins 1 , Thanx Ma Nana. 62 Berkawitz Successful in life. Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. )ohn F. Kennedy Memories: Machine Shop, C.S.P., Cadman ' s marriage, Jackalyn Borella. Marl (j. Ta m Hugo 31 Pleasant View Ave. A Porsche and success. Dream on, dream on, dream on, dream until your dreams come true. Aerosmith Memories: C.Y.O., Ski Trips, S S; B.C., B.A., P.F., K.C., Susan ' s Party. Tricia 38 Kenilworth St. Social Worker What lies behind us. And what lies before us. Are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Memories: Band, F.T.A. Freshmen bas- ketball, Y.M.C.A., leader corps, Rochester, Friends near and far. Nita 30 Ferry St. Be the best in all Tomorrow holds your dreams of today; you are the future, you ' ll find the way Memories: Guy Denardo 10-9-84; Chorus, Senior year, Florida, Jill, Ray, Verna, Diane. Roxi 28 Gilmore St. Hairdresser Life is but a dream, you wish and hope, but only you can make it come true. Memories: Michele, Diana, Michelle, B, 13, Anna ' s Kip, Bob, 12 14 83, The Spot, Friday Night, Thanks Ma and Dad. Debe 7 Sunnyside Ave. Travel the World They say the best is yet to come ... I ' m still waiting. Memories: P.K.P,, Track 2 and 3, Key Club 3, C.S.P., C.C., W.J., M.C., T.S., A.R., N.L., L.V., M.I., D.K. Lou 124 Shute St. Executive Secretary Always cherish what you have today For tomorrow it coula be taken away. Memories: International Club, Key Club, Guidance Aide, Senior Prom Committee, N.L., Special Friends, Marc C, Summer of 84 , good times in work, Mr. Shaw 19 Villa Ave. Success There ' s nothing left here to remind me, just the memory of your face. Against All Odds. Memories: Special thanks to D.D. for everything — Main SC. — T.F. forever — V.K. and our discussions — social- ists — P.Z. — R.R. — Good Luck Class of 85. J.C, 81 Summer St. The best I can be The Master in everything But the Master at somethings And the Master maybe the Best I might Be. Memories: Mr. Maloney our Big Toe, Friends, Mr. Doyle and Floor Incorp., Uncle Al and lockers, Mrs. N., The Misses 37 Swan St. Psychologist Dreams will only come true if you be- lieve in yourself. Memories: Band — 1-4; Key Club — 10,11,12; Science Club — 11,12; F.T.A. — 12; Track — 9,10; CYO Council 10,11,12; K.K., T.J., B.K., M.M., CD., J.M., K.K. Debbie 21 Park View Rd. Mathematics Education Whenever you need me, I ' ll be there . . . Memories: Cheerleader 3,4; Student Advisory 4; FTA 2; F.B. Games; danc- ing; The Cape; CYO — Ski trips; B.F. ' s. Ann, Alicia, Michele, Kelley F.S. Karen IMY; Thanx Ma -H Dad! Lollipop 951 Broaaway Doctor When love is lost and you ' ve come to your end, just turn around and you ' ll find a friend. Memories: International Club 1,2,3; Key Club 2,3; Grumpy; Froggie; G.D., Junior Prom. Packy 1 1 1 Walnut St. Architect All the world ' s a stage and all the men and women merely players. — Shakespeare Memories: Beach 3-1-4, L.D.,A.S., C.C., G.G., T.R., Hospital, 84 Sum- mer, Fanueil Hall, Mid. B ' s 65 Woodville St. Computer Technician Cherish Yesterday Dream of Tomorrow Live for Today Memories: Softball 1,2; QBK, Linda, Denise, )ody, Elise, Robin, Laurine, Thanks Ma -(- Dad iren (S. 78 Cottage St. Happiness Wisdom is the principal thing, there- fore get wisdom and with all thy get- ting, get understanding. Holy Bible Memories: Band-percussion, Key Club, Guidance Aide, Science Club, FTA — H M, CYO, Turkey Day , Friends, Thanks Ma Dad — ILU 64 149 Vine St. Success Happiness You ' ll never learn to fly unless you learn to fall; You ' ll never know the answer until you ' ve faced it all. Memories: Pres. 2,3, Jr Sr Prom com- mittee. Student Advisor y, Guidance Aid K.M., Soccer M, International Club, My Family, Special Friends, U2L. Lib 15 Harley Ct. Business owner People living in competition all I want Is to nave my piece of mind — Boston Memories: K.M., P.D., Guys, K.P., J.S., Summer 82 B.G., B.F., Bono, Jr. Prom, C.C., 11 30 84, N.L. English, Thanks Mom Sal 1 1 Union Ave. Fisherman Come on baby, give me shelter or I ' m gonna run away — Rolling Stones Memories: S.S.P., Spray Booth, N.FH., L.P., trophy. o y r Pari f. . o s 7 Hawthorne St. My son, my law do not forget, and my commandments may your heart observe, because length of days and years of life and peace will be added to you. 95 Nichols St. A New Beginning Memories: Mr. Conte, Mr. Leydon, Miss Coldenberg, Machine Shop, Mr. Peppe Pat 22 Dowse St. Enjgineer This is it no more fun the death of all joy has come. — Jim Morrison Memories: Village, T.C., Nit-Nat, Woodshop, The Tower, Gym Doors, Aerosmith — Quiet Riot — Ozzy — Crue 84 . ' Tte ieri . (I. J aiur ' Steve 10 Glendale St. Success You only live once, so if you live your life right the first time once is enough Memories: Hockey 1,2,3,4 (Co- Captain 4); E Club 3,4; Senior Dress up Day, Cape Cod, Benny Cahills Room, Summer 83 , F.C., D.H.W.S.D., Doreen 3 15 84 84 Francis St. Child Care Worker There have been happy times. There have been sad times. This is one of those happy times. Memories: School Cancellations, Mrs. Salerno ' s Room, Fire Drills. 84 Francis St. Special Education The ocean of life becomes smooth sailing if you don ' t give up the ship. — L.C. Memories: Second Lunch, Room 210, Early Dismissal j flic ie w Y. flarino- 160 Glendale St. Business Management Memories Keep Us Close In Touch With Yesterdays We Love So Much Memories: Football Cheerleader 2,3,4, (Capt.); Student Council, Key lnt ' l Clubs, Junior Senior Prom Commit- tee, Guidance Aide, C.Y.O., N.H., Gina, My Friends, Hugs, 12 13 84, I L U Mom Dad 66 16 Harvard St, Management The greatest kindness we can offer each other is the truth. Memories: FRED 9 25 83, Football Cheerleader 4, Guidance 3,4; Career Day Committee, Jr. Prom, Rockport, D.R., A.M., M.M., CD., M and M, Stadium, Love you Mom + Dad. MicAe e J? jflarim Shelley 17 Myrtle St. Happiness Remember yesterday, dream of to- morrow, but live for today. Memories: John Dez, 12 9 82, Love Me Tomorrow, 931 — FLD, MC proms, Hampton, bowling, summer ' 84, Mississippi, Shelley, Wendy, Carolyn, Zeke J.S., IMYJ, I Love You Ma Dad. 23 Woodlawn St. Success and Happiness We create out tomorrows by what we dream today. Memories: Mom and Dad — I miss you! Canada, Paul, J.M., C.C., Huey Lewis Concert, Summer 83 ' , Phyllis and Carmon — Thank you! (jotAenhe flqi 16 Oakes St. Happiness and Wealth If you have a dream believe in it, and with a little patience it just might come true. Memories: Concert, delfuago ' s. Main Street, Print shop, Boston, 11 23 84 with Carol and Michele, Copley Plaza Hotel. Mas 29 Valley St. Business Administration Oh life, I ' m gonna live it up! Memories: U.P. ' s House, Canada, R. Beach, Hampton, Parties, Skiing, New Hampshire, Pete, Papa ' s, Proms, friends, family, sessions, C.Y.O., Louise ' s, lunch time, Princey, I Love You Ma — I made it!! Jacqui 18 Andrew St. Live Happily ever after When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece. — Ruskin Memories: Tom 12 29 83, cousin Wendy, M.S., Christmas 84, Grammy, Dew! ad em A. M 0ofiaM Kay 32 Woodlawn Ave. Success and Happiness You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true. Memories: Field Hockey, Captain 4; Basketball, Softball, Class Treasurer 1,2; E-Club, treasurer 4; Key club. Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Class Day Usherette, Woodies . . . 1 75 Bradford St. Military Intelligence Who dares, wins Memories: Football 2,3; Indoor Track 2,4; Corinne; The Meadow. 67 1 1 Wall St. Mathematician Being successful is not only being suc- cessfu I i n the eyes of others but success- ful In your eyes first. Memories: Basketball 1,2,3, capt. 4; Softball 1 ,2,3,4; Field Hockey 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society; E-Club 3, Sec. 4; Guidance aid Nil; NYE 28 Vernal St. Graphic Arts You can do anything that you want to do, if you have the right attitude and put forth lots of effort. Memories: Tammy 9 27 84; R.C., Bad Dog, C.R., D.B., Print Shop Kids, X- mas parties, voke. Rajah, Thanx Ma Dad. 26 Partridge Ter. Pope Truth, Justice, and the American Way. Memories: Football 3, Hockey 3, Dar- lene, L.G. G.F.L. Eddie 769 Broadway Further education Try God Memories: Friends like )im Travers, Rob Young, Scott Briley, Mike Fernan- dez, Mike luliano, John Tobin, Sawn McCormack, Nancy Schofield, Michele Hoffman and Gena McNeil. Also all my teachers; especially Mr. Doyle and Mr. Maloney. . sa jC. jiiiec einM ' Lee 32 Swan St. Nurse I know times R changin ' , it ' s time 2 reach out 4 something new. that means U 2. — Prince Memories: Thanks Ma and Dad, PHIL FOREVER, S.S. Rats, Jean and Di, All my friends. The Beach, Rox, S.T.E.N.G., S.T.H. with A.F.C. Sou flerder Merce 48 Pearl St. Become the best It ' s Miller time!!! Memories: The time when the whole class of ' 85 Machine Dept. skipped school to throw our teacher Mr. Pepe, ? party on his last day. Marty 1 5 Cleveland Ave. Success The fun lasts for a moment with your friends. But the memories last forever Memories: Annamarie 5-28-84, Stu- dent Council, Advisory, Junior and Se- nior Proms, Voke, Football 3,4; Bull- dogs, Dancing, ], B, P, and Bones, Marie, Mr. and Mrs. C. 68 Ree 60 Walcott Street Nothing lasts forever Memories: I Love You MARIO, Forever 2 19 84, N.F.C., N.R., J.S., S.D., C.D.W. 10 12 84, Summer 82-83, P. v., P.W., M.C., C.H.W., Squ., M.K., D.M., Barb, Thanks Mom Dad; Good Tommy. J ico . W iacca Bambam Barbuzzi 39 Lafayette St. A Millionaire Dream until your dreams come true. Memories: Dave, )ohn, Deana, 10-22- 84, Dave Nancy, Scott, The Everett Guys . Ou r •a ' OCA 10 Gayle St. Flight Attendant Never be satisfied until you have achieved the best! Memories: Hockey Cheerleader 3,4, Capt.4;S.T.E.N.G., Trips to N.Y., STH with L, Ma and Mikey, I Love you Pat i 14 83. ' lf um . [fo ia um Billy 92 Waverly St. Marine Biologist If you can dream it, you can live it. Memories: Hockey 2, Football 3, Jr. Picnic, |r. Prom, Sr. X-mas Party, D.M.,).T., L.A., K.T.,T.M.,J.S.,ZZZZ . . ., Beach. Rich 38 Francis St. Machinist In the days of my youth I was told what it means to be a man, now I ' ve tried to do the things the best I can. Memories: Paula, Mark and the rest of the morning gang. Me Scott, Thanks Ma Dad. Chris Plymouth St. Be happy! Special memories we cherrish through the years most of them happy, a few shed with tears. Memories: Cheering Co-Capt, Hmrm Rep, Nurses Aid, Yearbook, Special Friends, Tunnel, Bushes, Karen ' s Gloucester, Melt, Parties, Camp, L.P.R., E.P.P. cr do Barbs 168 Hancock St. Feelings we try to chase, memories we can ' t erase, stay forever new. Memories: Cheerleading, Jr. Prom, The Corner, Chrash!, Summer 84, Checka, Ginny, Kim, Charia, Joyce, Carii, Liz, Sean, Balzy, Dipperhead, Thanks Ma and Dad! Studly 25 Woodville St. Make money One kind word can warm three winter months. Japanese proverb Memories: The cafe, Rm. 330, My teachers, the Fire Alarms. 69 547 Broadway Memories: Friends (BHS), Anna ' s, R.B., Switch, Lisa L., Pewter Pot, J.C. Firebird, Pink Panther, 277-ltt, B.A.P. 83 Loving you yall know who for 3 yrs., S.A.D. 5 1 1 84, Bruce(N.B.) Flor- ida April 84 , Leprechaun Laugh. 79 Pearl St. Nurse Live for the moment; the moment nev- er dies Memories: Basketball 1, Bye Bye Bir- die , L.H. — B.F.F., Jo De, Concerts: U-2, Ant, T.T. I love you Ma, Dad, and Nan. Sandy 21 Woodville St. Happiness and Success Memories Last Forever! Memories: Billy 9-29-82, I will always love you! guidance. Summer 83 ' , AdApted Sister Ann, B.R.D.C., Christ- a ' s House, S.S., Special Friends , )r. Prom, going away, Yearbook, B.S.A.M.W.B., My Family, )eanne, |M CB, J.T., K.M. 15, Thanks Ma and Dad, Luv-U!!! Buddy 44 High St. Astronaut He who knows others is wise; He who knows himself is enlightened. — Lao Tzu (Tao Te Ching) Memories: Sharon, Nancy — alternate realities in B13; Drama Club!! 1-4; JETS 3; Science Club 2-4; Newspaper 2,3; M.S. I.; Growth Mike Machinist Every breath you take Every move you make I ' ll be watching you. Memories: Machine Shop. Patty O 224 Main St. Legal Secretary All things must pass Memories: Ricky — 82 — , Luv-U-Ma Dad, Kelly, Family, Alice, Maria, Heidi, Cynthia, Lisa, Kara, Lisa C, Barb, 6th Period Study, Projects, Jour- ney, Camping, Bragger , Georges Is- land, Christmas Gig, K.T., Jibbas, Bruins. 70 131 Chelsea St. Success The memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. Memories: Cheerleading Basketball 2, Football 3,4 Capt; )r. Sr. Prom Comm., Student Council, LEKCCC 3-min, POA, Eddie Z. Love Ya 1-14- 83, Mom Dad 61 Clinton St. Business Memories: Nordiques, Tony, Jr., Billy Tony, Eric. Paula 147 Russell St. Culinary Arts Live for todav but remember yester- day and think of tomorrow. Memories: Ross 7-9-82, Summer 84, N.H., )r. Prom., Gibson ' s Class, the Corner, Kim, Charia, Liz, Alison, San- dy, Patty, Cheryl, Ross ' s Senior Prom, Yearbook Committee. 45 Marie Ave. Hotel Management No one knows what they can do until they try. Memories: Electricity — Exploratory 1,2 with Mr. Oria, Taking tests in Mr. Orla ' s room. Gym period, Mr. Mar- shalls office. 3 Chatham Rd. Business Administration Take a chance, You don ' t have to dream it all, just live a day. Memories: Sec. NHS 3,4; International Club 2-4; Key Club 3,4; Y.S., Tennis, Guidance Aide, BBC, M.C., Friends, JP, EHN, AADDCS, TGGL, My Family. ARNI 43 May St. Over come the world Over come the world and you will suc- ceed. But if you don ' t. Don ' t cry to me. Memories: Kelley, track 1,2,3,4; Jr. 3- 4th studies, 1973 White Ford L.T.D., the Cape, My Friends, I Love You Kel- ley locker room, Parties 71 68 Reed Ave. Business Field Live to be yourself and you will never go wrong. Memories: Janet LYF, Rhonda, Chrissy, Lori, Carl, John, Richie, Mrs. O ' Keefe, Football 3,4, Capt. 4; Jr. and Sr. Prom, Thanks Ma and Dad. Rick 21 Road B. Financial success Take what you can, when you can, for if you don ' t you will surely fail. Memories; Ang. May 29, 1983, 77 Chevelle, Prom, Tom, Thanks Mom and Dad. 67 Tileston St. Secretary Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. M. Bridge Pizza 30 Arlington St. Physical Therapist Success is a journey — not a destina- tion. Kenny Linseman Memories: QEK, Jr. Prom, VH 1, Spaz, Boston Bruins 1, Luc Dufour, Quebec?, K + K.M, LP, CF, RH, JR, MM, Steven M., Thanx Ma and Dad 50 Baker Rd. Success I have been crucified with Christ; and it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me. Gal. 2:20 Memories: Mr. Dascoli ' s class. Friends: M.R., D.C., A.V., R.M., I love you. Mom and Dad. 123 Russell St. Success and Happiness If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you; it ' s yours If it doesn ' t it was never meant to be. Memories: Erin, Denise, all my friends, Mickie, D ' screw, Red Rock, Elm, Grey Sorority, S.T. , N.Y.E. 83 , R.S.P.,J + G. 15A Kelvin St. Musican Ain ' t nothing gonna break my stride Nobody gonna slow me down (oh no) I got to keep on moving!! — Matthew Wilder Memories: The Village — great times down the park. Summer of 84 — down the beach — (All the Girls) Ginger 1 77 Broadway Airlines Dearly beloved we are gathered here today to this thing called LIFE — LET ' S GO CRAZY!! — Prince Memories: Thanks Ma and Dad I love yous, K.C.M.B.T.B.D.G.R., Corner, K- Mart Mobile, O ' s, Summer of 84 — Beach-Bound, Hornet, Slide I.N.G.T. — D.C. 72 Jimmy 85 Madison Ave. Air-Force Happiness results when you make a commitment to what you have chosen. Memories: Mrs. C, Mrs. G, P.P, x-c2, capt. 3, Driving w )oAnne D.E.M., Woodlawn, Mr. M. Sta., Canada. Sdna 0. Srieto- 52 Hancock St. Health, Happiness, and Success Memories: Cheerleading 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, )r. + Sr. Prom Committee, International Club 3,4, Guidance Aide 3,4, Bulldogs 81-82 , Parties, The tunnel . My closest friends: ).M., P.F., S.M., L.P., L.C., J.D., CM., John 7 7 84, Thanks Mom — I love You!! Deb Ragu 74 Clark St. Be Unique! Live life yet ENJOY Memories: basketball cheerleader 3,4; x-mas 83 ' P.P., 13 — , John 4 9 84, Jr. Sr. Proms, Almost Rockport, J F, Bo, Bo, Special Friends, mono mania! the tan, Denise, Vin, Mom and Dad, Love you! Good times forever. 1 2A Marie Ave. Race Car Driver Numb Cuts Memories: Mr. C ' s chase. Keeping the shop clean?. All my teachers, except one!!! Spankin 84 Gledhill Ave. Happiness Well done is better than well said. — Salada Tea Bag Memories: Bruins, Lunch, friends, YAHOO, ecurb, d p.. Strut Linda, Donna, Idol, jokes, nogias, nurse. Stooges, Mr. Dascoli ' s class, NWONK- NU, PDLI, Patch, Typing, Love ya Mommy and Daddy Jan 24 Victoria St. Success REMEMBER: Things turn out best for those who make tne best of the way things turn out. Memories: FRIENDS, the cellar, F.T.A., Osco, Mom Da All my family. Reese 72 Highland Ave Success To be the best you can be is the only goal in life. Memories: J.T., R.P., P.F., B.S., S.C., 83 84, Dolan ' s class, T.V., freshman year, Mc D ' s crew. Bowie 1 33 Grover St. U.S.A. Ski Team Never put off ' till tomorrow what you can do today. Memories: Mrs. H., Soccer4, E Club4, J.G., K G., E.G., D.T,, J.C., D.D., P.C., Ski trips, Reo Take it on the run, I love you Mom and Dad. 73 56 Walcott St. Model I have only one and one ambition to be the best, what else is there! Memories: My buddy )anzy, Joanna P., Thanks ma and dad, Mrs. O., Summer 84, Maine, L.A., Chacakhan, L.B., 5-10-84, Love You Bobby, 2-10-84. Jim 91 Glendale St. Happiness and Security I Have felt my dissapointments and failures, but have also recorded my accomplishments. Memories; Michele 2 11 83, One Saugus Night, E.P., Old Friends, P.S., P.F., D.C. 59 High St. Eve MLS Success consists of getting up just one moretime than you fall. Burke ' s Pub, S,B, A, I T, L J, E D, R Jackie 39 Francis St. Secretary Our tomorrows are based on the dreams of today. Memories: junior and Senior year, Thanksgiving 83, My friends: Alison, Karen, Rose, Christine, Arlene, Tim- phone, Linola F. and Monica. D 69 Belmont St. Medical Assistant Hope for what you want and ask Cod to do what ' s best Memories: CD, LN, EK, TC, DATP82, Peter 2-7-82, i love ya grandma, Thanx Mom and Dad. 1 76 Bow St. Printer Good Friends are hard to come by . Memories: Print Shop, Rm 19, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Mason, Mr. O ' Brien, John, Randy, Mr. Crowe r.i.p, Franny, T.F., P.D., M.C., E.M. SAC 19 Plymouth St. Success and Happiness The friendship that can come to an end. Never really began! Memories: Cheerleading, Softball, Yearbook, Student Advisory, Summer 81 84 , Medune, Cheryl, Jess, Cheryl, Tricia, Doreen, Monge, Robin, Rockwood , Prom 82, 84, EBONY, Peanutbutter, Y.S.F.C. Village Study — 321 , F.S.P., BRAGGER, 1 Ma and Dad. (jarme a ji£. Sant 63 Maiden St. Happiness The best part of remembering my yesterdays is remembering the time I shared with my friends. Memories: Mrs. O ' Keefe ' s Office, My Friends, and all the good times up — Everett High. 74 6?. fSamno- 77 Jefferson Ave. Love, Health, Happiness When there is a will there is a way. Memories: Gloucester, Proms, Hockey Cheerleader, Eddy ' s Parties, Daddy ' s Caddy, Bermuda, Michael, Elaine, Cena, Chris, Toni, Mike, Eric, Tommy, Mrs. O, Wackos, Gymnastics. Schenna 53 Winstrop St. Success Discretion is the better part of valor Memories: Football 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4; Baseball 2,3,4; E-Club, Pres, 4, The Meadow, 59, MHS 15 Hatch St. Success and Happiness Happiness is not being what you want, but wanting what you have. Memories: International Club 2,3; M.Z., A.D,, S.R. )oe 28 Sweeney Ave. To own a prosperous construction company with my father I will. Don ' t worry. Memories: Football 3, T.M., B.M., S.F., D.M., K.L., T.C., P.S., A.B., D.S. Sc uHzrc Scott Eddie 100 Clark St. Happiness Nothing is forgotten or forgiven, when — it ' s your last time around. I got stuff runnin ' around my head that I can ' t live down. Memories: Montreal, P.D. Shop, Voc Contest, Mr. Tower, Family + friends, Thank you Ma. Dee 6 Grover St. Happiness Think about me in June, All the changes we ' ve been through The laughter and the tears The years together . . . Memories: Kathy, Spaz, Marie, SF., (MLLECSSB), (SMACP), Vinnie (WGATW), the G ' s Family, Friends, Thanks Ma and Dad, Wow Tuch, We made it! 75 Sean 28 Swan St. Own a shop. The Best way to look at hard work is from a distance, but in order to succeed you must go for broke, so go for it! Memories: MICHELLE , M.C, J.M., P.T., M.F., W.C., P.P., J.C., D.C. i V 47 Union St. Doctor Because of your helpfulness and guid- ance throughout the year, this brings a very special Thank You to all my teachers. Memories: Soccer 3,4; E-Club and Sci- ence Club. 7 ' B ' St. Cosmetologist Nature ' s first green is gold, His har- dest hue to hold. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief, So down goes down today. Nothing gold can stay. Memories: Jimmy, Love you Ma and Dad! Mark 1 1 Chisholm St. It ' s not the size of the dog in fight, But the size of the fight in the dog that matters. Memories: Football, C.S.P., Sunoco Beach, Psychology, Dolan , 326 Study, The Rig 401 Ferry St. Happiness Cod grant me the serenity, to accept the things I cannot change; Courage to change the things I can; and Wisdom to know the difference. Memories : I Love You Forever Stephen ! Tiffany Jasmine my baby girl, Denise, Thanks Ma and Dad — I ' m Forever Creatful! Vinny 1 79 Broadway Carpenter Nothing stays the same, LJnchained. — Van Halen Memories: 3 1 7 84 Prov. Civic Center, Van Halen 1984 Tour, Saul ' s Mkt., Cabinet shop. 76 44 Road ' B ' Computer Science Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have! — William Shakespeare Memories: Thanks Mom and Dad, Chorus 1 ,2, v.p. 3; Guidance Aide 3,4; Mary, Brenda; John 9 28 84, Career Ed 4, J.M., M.M., CD. ,ft,M Kells 130 Gledhill Ave. Happiness Happy times may come and go but, memories last forever. Memories: Michael 12 31 83, Ann, Debbie, Jr. Prom, The Cape, All my friends, ski trip 83-84, 1 Love You Mike, my brother Michael, Love Ya Mom. Sau Q). Strong 1 8 Veterans Ave. Electronic Technician If you can dream it, live it. Memories: H.T. U.S.A.; Baseball 3,4; DAD; Key Club. Sully 30 Argyle St. Graduate College Be all that you can be. R S Memories: Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Indoor Track 1,2; E.H.S. T.V. 1,2,3,4; International Club 2,3,4; Science Club Boz ' s 42 Thurman St. Serve my country Live free, die free, and be free. Memories: Drama Club, Cabinet Shop, r feoff . fl. cTa z or J 25 Bennett St. Cabinet Maker Free at last, Free at Last, thank God I ' m Free at last — Martin Luther King Memories: Laul ' s, P.M.C., V.H., Prov. 3-17-84, Shop, Ski Trip, The Cafe. 22 Bettinson Ave Childcare teacher Love is Here Love is There But Love is Everywhere When Love is Eric! Memories: Lisa -(-Eric 10-16-82, re- membrances with Al. 82 , Killington Vermont, M.C. Basketball adventures, the fabmobile, many towels with waula. 26 Mansfield St. Filthy Rich If at first you don ' t succeed, try, try, again!! Memories: Michael 4 9 84, Summer Monday Mornings, Highland Ave., Pine Banks, McKinnon ' s, Tied 1 — L MC, Jr. Prom — Billy, Drowning in Ogunquit, Lisa, Mary, Kim, Chrissy, Thanks Dad!!! 77 Tobbs 60 Woodville St. Sheetmetal worker Mr. Maloney is the Big Toe, Mario still owes me five dollars. Memories: Sheet Metal Shop, Mike F. Mike S. Debbie 1 5A Cleveland Ave. Travel Agent Wisdom is knowing what to do next; skill is knowing how to do it; and virtue is doing it. — D.S. Jordan Memories: Lisa D. in accting 1 2; T.J. 1 1 23 82, Thanks Mom and Auntie, I Love You! Madman 127 Vernal St. Success Don ' t be annoyed at what people say Make the best of life everyday. Never sit back and be in distress But work real hard to be a success. Memories: The Porch, 7 16 84, Tina, Worster, Duster. Tommy 45 Duncan Rd. Police Officer If you love something set it free. If it doesn ' t come back it was never meant to be. — Joanne Tornquist Memories: Tower, Rob, Lou, Buzz, Ed, Sal, and love always Sue and Tonisha. 1 5 KK Terr. Direstor Producer There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way. Christopher Morley Memories: E.H.S. T.V., Science Club, 2nd Lunch, Art. WACKO 241 Russell St. Love and Marriage How I wish you were here, Please don ' t go TENDER YEARS! Memories: Junior Prom, Picnic, Cheer- leading, Corner, Accident, Charia, Cinny, Barbs, Paula, Liz, Andrea, Joyce, Chris, Mark, JOE 11 13 84 D.V.T.A.B.S. — I.N.C.T.B I Love You, Ma — Dad! Cindy 46 Thurman Park Be Happy Doing what you like isfreedon. Liking what you do is happiness! Memories: Senior Prom — 83, S.T.E.N.C., Mrs. O ' Keefe, C.L.C.C.— S.L., Marc 1 14 83, Thanks Ma and Dad. 78 Mark Professional Drummer All the world ' s indeed a stage And we are merely players. Performers and portrayers Each another ' s audience. Rush Memories: Moosehead Lake, Mr. C ' s Wood Shop, Ellen 9-15-84, New Year ' s Party, Life — then you die. 14 Newton St. Legal Secretary You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need. — Rolling Stones Memories: EdC; 6 13 84; Room 109; Summer 83 84; Papa ' s. Happy 1 2 George St. Retire Young You should have seen the one that got away. Memories: 9th c2 — R 84 . mz UH eccAiO ' 63 Jefferson Ave. Commercial Artist Memories play a sweet song on my mind that I shall remember always till the end of time. J.G. Memories: International Club 1,2,3,4; Key club 1,2,3,4; Indoor track 1,2 4; Guidance Aid, Yearbook staff, CYO, Art Career Day, Science Club, Special friends Family I Love you! 17 Hamilton St. Master Electrican Time is money and money is Time. Memories: The Beach, The Girls L.M., Sandy, Sue, Kim, Deana — The Friday night parties ).S. — S.M. Lily 54 Road B To Succeed We ' re here for a good time not a long time. Memories: Christi, C.S.P., The corner, Michelle, Scott, Mary, Kim, Paula, Charia, Barbs, Alison, Carii, Wackos, EEKA, New Years Eve 82, 83, P.S, I love you ma Dad. emn J. WAa m 14 Woodside Ave. I did It my way. F. Sinatra Memories: E.H.S. Hockey, My friends. Good times, Bucchiere ' s, Riley ' s, Jr. Prom, Green beret, Classes, ' 70 Buick, 143 Laura 11-30-84. Jess 16 Country Rd. Happiness During the race of being better or the best, make sure you don ' t miss the pleasure of just being. Memories: Junior Prom, Yearbook Staff, Study 321 , Summer 82 , F.S.P., Cheryl, Karen, Lisa, Cheryl, Robin, Love ya Ma + Dad, I. A. R. N. R. PETE. 79 54 Luke Rd. Success and Happiness I ' m not afraid of tomorrow for I ' ve seen yesterday and I love today. Memories: Drama Ad Hoc 2,3,4; Chorus 4; C. Y.O. 1 -4; |r. Prom; QEK 1 , Friends!!; Robin, Mary, Scott, Richie, Peter, M M ' s, B-2, Scream in the Dark. Rob 178 Russell St. Work In M.l.T. Good times, bad times. You know I had my share. — Led Zeppelin Memories: Mr. Tower, Miss Coden- bere, Lou , Angela, Woodlawn- Haskell Ave., Tornquist, Mrs. Brickley, P D. Useless 29 Mystic St. Multi-Millionaire, Life is a waste of time. Time is a waste of life. So let ' s all get wasted and have the time of our lives. Memories: Fresh, Year Auto shop, 1st lunch, K.T., M.D., J.D., J.C., R.H., M.M., TRE (8 29 84). GIG 36 Woodlawn Ave. Successful It ' s Miller Time Memories: 77 Vega , partying with the boys, Michelob, machine shop, Mr. Leydon, cemetery. The Girls, Michelle, summer of 83 Joseph 252 Ferry St. Night school or working Memories: Being around friends and learning new things. Since I have been in the Voc, I have learned how to use different types of metal and tools. Most of all, I have learned how to take re- sponsibility at a job. Otter 67 Rich St. Owner of a firm. Faced with crisis the man falls back upon himself. — de Gaulle Memories: Football 2,3, G.F.S., Thanks lean, )oy 3 15 81, The Park, Sebago, All The Dudes. il i f e Zanor- Kathy 79 Summer St. Dance Therapist Take All The Time You Spend Wishing For Tomorrow, and Spend It Making Today Come True. S.).P. Memories: Lynne P., Lynn C, Edna P., Chris M., December 1984, ABE, GLB, TCB — CSSB. I Love You Mom And Dad. Robbie 44 Winthrop St. Photographer Moments are for now, but memories last forever. Memories: Band 1 ,2,3,4; Track 1 , Beth 143, Betsy, L.D., junior Prom, S.M., J.B., R.A., Bunker U 80 Al 56 Road B Pre-school Teacher Ambition is the key to your success. Memories: Kenny 10-27-81, My fami- ly, my friends. Lunch Corner, Home- room, Mary, Bettina, Liz, Salerno ' s Class, Gym, P.P., Cooking, Thanks Mom. { ex cc iesi 68 Waverly St. Actor Singer To live your life in your own way, to be the you that you want to be — that is success. Memories: Drama 1-4; AM, JC, JL, SC, LP, MC, LC, BW, )A, WL, V. De- Natale, Miss Sapocchetti. am Dwarf 130 Florence Machinist Wary I am, for long I ' ve known. We live forever in a world of our own. To challenge or triumph, I stand alone as one. Memories: Mr. Conti ' s room, Greg Young, Brian Hughes, Voke. 9 1 S . { urAm Kevin 20 High St. Architect You only live once. But if you do it right, Once is enough Memories: Junior Prom K.A., Senior Prom, The boys New Years Eve, Van Halen, Lisa H. ||, MK, JK, Thanks Mom Dad. 1 1 1 Irving St. Be Rich! Memories: Florida, Anita, Verna, Sum- mer 84 81 Tony 33 Bellingham Ave. All in all, It ' s just another brick In the wall. Pink Floyd Memories: S.S.P., Soccer Team, Sum- mer 83, J.S., E.C., T.A., Graduation Day, Flutie and B.C. Eagles 84 Richie 15 Country Rd. Hit Megabucks Hang on Friday ' s Almost here And After The Weekend The World ' s Com- ing To An End. CC parties. Ski Trip 84, 27 Carnations, Buzz, Bryan Tne Best , Fridays, When Hot an Jucuy, Wendys sand on my face, Charlie, Ma, Cram, Grape Dad Thanks. Su €n horsier Monch Hancock St. Success and Happiness Memories: Field Hockey, Allstar, Soft- ball, Allstar, Capt., Basketball, E-ciub, ArAr, Bah Nump, j.H., Jr. yr. 1, V.I.S., On Top Of, Y.S.F.C, D.B., Trish, Doreen, Karen, Mr. V ' s room, K.K., Sandy, Thanx Ma + Dad, Love Ya!! Dougaroo Wilmington, MA Radio TV Career It was fun while it lasted! Memories: Tunes in the square, alarm — a day, friends Class of ' 84, on the loose with Scott and Joe, roamin with Roman, special people Mr. C and Mr. Dasc. 82 87 Track Field Hockey Pages 94-98 Pages 99,100,10] Hockey Pages 103,104,105,106 Hockey Cheerleaders Page 102 BasketbaU Pages 108, 109,1 10,1 1 1 BasketbaU Cheerleaders Page 107 Girls Basketball Pages 112,113,114 FootbaU 116,117,118,119 Foofboll Cheerleaders Page 115 Soccer Pages 126,127,128 The Everett High Cross Country Team Completed its 1 984 season with their new coach, Lampros Minos. It was a tough season for the Boys Varsity Team with only two returning lettermen: Peter Porcaro (Capt) and John Garron. Having all underclassmen on the team, the year proved to be one to gain experience. Although the record was 0-7 — the boys never quit. They had close scores with Chelsea 32-28, Somerville 31-39 and un- believably Peabody 36-27. The boys showed their determination throughout the season and were in high spirits at the meets. The Girls varsity team though low in number was high with dedication. The team was captained by Deanna Devanna and Christine DeVito. Although ear- ly in the year Devanna had an injury which put her out for the season, Christina DeVito had an excellent sea- son. Also on the girls team, a newcomer. Freshman Kerry Dean, showed promising talent for the upcom- ing years. i Top Row L-R; Rich Allen, Bob Beauchamp, Capt — Deanna Devanna, Coach Minog, Capt — Peter Porcaro, Capt — Christine DeVito, Kerry Dean. Front Ro ' Garron, Brendan Walsh, Mike Maglio, Brian Martinage. Borderline First row; )udy Leo, Michelle Garron, Pam Griffin, Maureen Habeeb, Laura Shaw, Janet Colametta, Kim Rotondo, Rene Roberts. Second Row: )udy Mulledy, Michelle Mongeon, Maureen McDonald, Kristin McLaughlin, Kay McDonald, Dawn Berardino, lean Ber- tochi, Rainey Saccetta. In late August 1984-85, the Everett High School field hockey team began what would be a season filled with many highs and lows ending with a 4-9-2 record. Led by head coach Lorraine Sachetta and assistant coach Judy Mulledy, the Everett girls suffered many close defeats before turning things around toward the end of the season. The season highlights began with the spectacular game against Peabody. The Tanners were expecting a easy victory against the Tide but instead faced the much improved Everett girls and played to a 1-1 tie. With this tie the Peabody girls finished their season in second place. Playing with restored enthusiasm, the Everett girls faced off against Arlington High. Arlington came to Everett looking to wrap up 3rd place in the league and a spot in the MIAA Tournement, instead of an easy victory, Arlington suffered a major defeat. Led by a strong offensive line with senior Michelle Mongeon leading the way with the most goals scored in the season and earning a spot on the G.B.L. All Star Team. Michelle proved her worth by playing each game to its fullest using her great ability to hamper the opposing defense. But this season proved that a strong offense is not the only thing to make a field hockey team. Defense can also be a key. This season the Everett defense was led by capt. Kathleen McDonald. A three year letterman, Kay provided the much needed support and leadership ability to carry the team to its grand finale. No team can be complete without a goalie and this year the spot was fi lied by two year, veteran, co-captain Dawn Berardino. Dawn played with the drive and determination needed to handle such a pressure filled position. Other seniors to play this season were first year lettermen Kristen McLaughlin and Jeannie Bertocchi. Although inex- perience can be a problem, these two athletes over- came this to play aggressive and controlled hockey. Here lists the remaining of the varsity field hockey team: Janet Colameta, Michele Garron, Pamela Grif- fin, Maureen Habeeb, Judy Leo, Maureen McDonald, Renee Roberts, Kim Rotondo and Laura Shaw. Fire-n-lce The Everett High School Hockey Team opened a few eyes when they began the season with a 2-2 tie against heavily favored Austin Prep in jamboree Play. The Tide led by Co-Captain Bob DiBiase and Steven Maiuri are presently in first place with a 5-2 record. The team has shown a consistent effort for the excellence. Although not made up of highly skilled players, the team proves the theory that, Hard work pays off. Among those giving their best effort is Dan DiCe- sare, who might be the most improved player on the team, the hard working Bob DiBiase, Tony Ferrante, Kevin Whalen and the Tide ' s offensive defenseman Steven Maiuri. The Team ' s offensive punch is left to the responsibility of Juniors Dave Ravanesi, Steve Sabella, Scott Weldon, and Hugo Arloro; while defensively Anthony DiNatale, Todd Jacobsen, and Rich Vacca, hold down the fort. Sophomore defenseman John Garron, already a two year letter- man, just keeps on improving, as does freshman forward John Jannino and sophomore John Mastrangelo. Other players seeing action are sophomore defenseman John McDonough, Chuck Reppucci, and freshman Derek McCarthy, and Shawn Coyle. Everett ' s netminders are somewhat unique. Because of their strong performance, juniors Phil Imbrescia and Mike Dibattista are rotated every three minutes during the game. This unorthodox practice has been the talk of the league and subsequent sport page guys. The Maiden Evening News featured the goalie flip-flop concept in a special article. If the team ' s offense can mature, then the Tide expects to be competitive during the rest of the season. The league offers the opportunity for any of the teams to qualify because of the close- ness in ability. Defenseman Steve Maiuri has been johnny on the Spot lead- ing the team with six goals, while junior Steve Sabella has three goals and eight assists. Close behind is Bob DiBiase with one goal and seven assists, with Dave Ravanesi hugging the next spot with four goals and three assists. Coach Tom Gibson expects that the season will show Everett ' s youth and inexperience, but will also indicate an anything can happen year. Back row — Head Coach — Tom Gibson, Co-Captain Steven Mauri, Anthony DiNatle, Charles Reppucci, Scott Weldon, Dan DiCesare, Rich Vacca, Todd Jacobsen, Kevin Whalen, John Jannino, Assistant Coaches Norm Jordan and Don Concannon. Front row — Co-Captain Rob DiBiase, Steven Sabella, John Garron, Dave Ravanesi, Mike DiBastista, Philip Imbrescia, Hugo Arloro, John Mastrangelo, Shawn Coyle, John McDonough. Missing from the photo is Anthony Ferrante. Jump The 1984-85 Crimson Tide Boys ' Basketball team surprised the entire GBL with its fast start. At the time this article was written Everett ' s record stood at 9-3, and the Crimson hoopsters were tied for first place with Medford. The Tide began to roll in December by winning the Watertown Christmas Tournament. The highlight of the tourney was Everett thrilling 59-56 double overtime victory over Wellesley, Senior tri-captain Dennis Conway was named MVP of the tourn ey, while fellow tri-captains Kevin Noonan and Paul Tierney were named to the All Tournament Team. The Tide then entered league play. Tough losses to Medford and Peabody slowed down some of the team ' s early season momen- tum. That quickly changed one cold January night at Somerville High School. It was the last game Everett will ever play in Som- erville ' s Bandvox gym, and for the third straight year the Tide walked out with a win. Soph, guard Bug Fialli hit a twisting lay-up as the buzzer sounded to give Everett a 56-55 Victory. Despite its early success, this year squad is extremely young. Only one senior 6 ' 2 forward Dennis Conway plays for the 1 984- 85 edition of the Crimson Tide. Conway has provided valuable leadership as well consistant play to this youthful team which includes nine sophomores. The remaining players on the team include: juniors Kevin Noonan, Paul Tierney, Chris DeLillo, Steve O ' Connor, Jim Galante and John Boress, Sophomore team Members are Robert ' Bug Fialli, Elidio Amaral, Rob Dascoli, Randy Noe, Archie Caralis, joe Trevisani, Mike LaCourt, joe Cravini and Dave Camp- bell. (Back Row) Coach Dibiaso, Steve O ' Connor, Archie Caralis, Elidio Amaral, |ohn Boress, Tri-Capt Paul Tiernev, Tri-Capt Kevin Noonan, Tri-Capt Dennis Convvav, Chris Delillo, Da ' id Campbell, Rob Dascoli, Coach Sagarino, Coach Bertoine. (Front Row) Manager Dean Clark, Manager Paul Sagarino, |oe Trevisani, |oe Cravini, Randv Noe, Robert Fialli, Mike LaCourt, Jim Galante, Manager John Sagarino, Manager Tom Deters. Play the Game The 1984-85 edition of the Everett High School Girls ' Basketball Team is a young and exciting squad. Captain Kristin McLaughlin leads a team which consists of 4 seniors, 8 juniors, and 1 sophomore. Each of the 4 years over that span, Kristin McLaughlin, Dawn Beradino, Jean Bertoc- chi, and Kay McDonald have made strong contrubutions to the quality of Girls ' Bas- ketball in Everett. Mr. Baldi, who is in his 7th year as Head Coach, is very pleased with the progress made by this years squad. Everett is very competitive with the other teams in the league. The Crimson girls have a good op- portunity to finish in one of the top 3 spots in the G.B.L. In addition, Everett has en- countered teams from the Suburban League, Middlesex League, and Northeast Conference for the first time in the history of the sport at Everett High. The rest of the Everett Team consists of juniors: Michelle Caley, Janet Colemeta, Pamela Griffin, Maureen Habeeb, judy Leo, Maureen McDonald, Pam McGee, and Tina Viglietti and sophomore Kim Rot ondo. Girls Basketball Top Row: Dawn Beradino, Pam Griffin, Pam McGee, Kristin McLaughlin, Maureen Habeeb, Kay McDonald, Janet Calemeta. Kneeling: Judy Leo, Maureen McDonald, Jean Bertocchi, Tina Vigelette, Kim Rotundo, Michele Casey 114 Football Cheerleaders Top Row: )anine Marotta, Karen Sacramone, lean Comeau, Judy Howard, Doreen Dortenzio, Sha- non Nigro, Kristen Gill. Middle Row: Debbie Kane, |odi Keller, Michelle Marino, Lynne Panarese, Andrea Mahoney, Laurie Luciano. Front Row: Cheryl Barrows, Kathy Kel- ly, Tracy Ahern. J ■ Eye of the Tiger This year ' s Crimson Tide Football Squad was led by first year head coach James Tank Agnetta. Despite a losing record, the tide never gave up. Captains John Schena and George Perry along with Seniors Paul Harrington, Roman Agresti, Mark Singleton, Dennis Conway, Tommy Skane and George Skane. The Tide ' s two victories came at the hand ' s of Somerville 14-0 and Revere 9-2. However in these victories, as well as every other game, the Juniors and Sophomores played an important role. Juniors such as Bobby Wallace, Mark Rotondo and Darrin Nicco- li, and Sophomores Jimmy Perroti, Elidio Ameral, and Paul Garcia contributed greatly in these games. Bottom Row: Gary Clabaugh, Brian Cain, John McCarthy, Manny Mulas, Paul Perillo, Bob Wallace, Jimmy Perroti, Fred Veader, Mike Catalano, Kevin Gates, Matt Cunningham, Maurice Crafts, Bill Bettocchi. 2nd Row: Jim Mitchell, Paul Harrington, Roman Agresti, Mark Sinp,leton, Marty Mickle. George Perry (Co-Capt) John Schena (Co-Capt) Tom Skane, Dennis Conway, George Skane, Anthony Ferrante. 3rd Row: Steve Diefenback, Bill King, Mike Lamontagne, George Bessler, Scott Bessler, Darin Nicoli, Steve DeSandis, Robert Dascoli, George Caiazzo, Dom Giannantonio, Elidio Amaral, Richard Vacca, Mark Rotondo. 4th Row: Donny Samaria, Larry Barrows, Rich Lamontagne, )oe Kellv, Coach Lucci, Tank Agneta, Dewy Perrela, Jimmy Mason, Dennis O ' Donnell (Manager), Bob McCarthy, Mark Chaffro. Let the Music Play The 1 985 E.H.S. Band has been very busy participating in many outside activities along with the weekly E.H.S. Football games. Some activities include: Veterans Day Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony G.E. Tree Lighting Ceremony Concerts Christmas Caroling Tri-City Concert Spring Concert Class Day Graduation Faculty helping the band are Director — John DeVito, Woodwind Director — Gary Moniz, and Brass Director — John Sullivan. Seniors are: Robert Agnetta — Percussion Chris Deward — Saxophone Jean Albano — Flute Richard Hartnett — Trumpet Laurie Campbell — Clarinet Tricia Jankowski — Altoclarinet Mike Clark — Clarinet Kelley Kanan — Flute Deanna Devanna — Oboe Karen King — Percussion 123 ' ' Best of Times ' ' ecreta«Y of he. Week 1 ' 9 ' 124 Footloose The 1984 Everett High soccer team was led by senior G.B.L. ALLSTARS Dan Dicesare, 6 goals and 1 2 assists, and Carlo Cipol- lone, 2 goals and 10 assists, along with Ny Sin, John Esposito, John Ricci, Kurt Gunderson and Joe Corviello. Although the team did not have one of their greatest years on the scoreboard, they acted with more unity than ever before. While being hurt by injuries throughout the year, Everett hung tough losing three, one-goal games. While starting sophomores on the varsity team, with a defense made up of three, three-year juniors and an entire mid- field of sophomores, Everett ra 1 1 ied to play tough down the stretch . After an embarassing loss to Chelsea three days before, Everett finally broke into the win column with a 3-0 victory over Quincy. With a team losing only 7 seniors out of 16 players, Everett ' s fortunes can only rise. The rosters of the 1 985 E.H.S. soccer team was as follows: forwards-seniors; Dan (Fly) Dicesare, Carlo Cipol- lone, Ny Sin, Joe (sloppy) Corviello, Kurt Gunderson and junior Hugo (slau) Arloro. Midfielders-senior John (grilled cheese) Ricci, Junior Conrad (Cornbread) Crawford, sophomore, Bredon (eggbeater) McNeil, and Freshman Mike Raimo and Rob Licata. Fullbacks-Juniors, John Barry, Dan Bertocchi, Chris Snook and sophomore Mike Mastracola. Goalie-Senior John (zoff) Esposito. Bottom Row; Hugo Arloro, John Espostio, Ny Sin, Danny DeCesare, CAPT. Mike Remo. Back Row: John Finn, Coach, John Ricci Conrad, Joe Corviello, Mike Mastrocola, Dan Bertocchi, Carlo Coppelone, CAPT. — Chris Snooke, John Barry, Kurt Gundersun. 126 Kathleen Donovan Superintendent of Schools Frederick Gibson Assistant Superintendent of Schools 131 Guidance Dept. John Forestiere, Ralph Cecere, William Kautz, Virginia DeNatale, Richard Aliberti, Anthony Malione Musical Tributes The Everett High School Drama Club under the leadership of Warren Leaver has had its most active season in years. This year ' s Crimson Players have entertained audiences with spark- ling renditions of Bye Bye Birdie, Arsenic and Old Lace, Guys and Dolls and Oklahoma. Seniors included in this years cast were: Jean Albano, Laurie Campbell, Joe Casali, Shawn Cirmiro, Danny DiCesare, Beth Evans, Mary Goreham, Alex Lucchesi, Arthur Murphy, and Brenda Wilcox r r J3 Founded by the late head football men- tor Dennis Gildea in 1929, the E Club of Everett is a sports organization consisting of present and former varsity athletes who have earned their E in Everett High School athletics. One of the largest and well-known high school sports clubs in New England, the E Club has over 600 dues-paying mem- bers throughout the country. Membership is open to any athlete who has earned at least one letter in a varsity sport at EHS. Each year, the E Club sponsors a sports reunion dinner in November and a scholarship awards dinner in May. Distin- guished athletic awards, such as the Jeffrey jewelers Award, the Anthony Sarno Me- morial Award, and the Sam DeRosa Me- morial Award, are presented to EHS athletes at these two popular dinners. Over the last twelve years, the E Club ' s Most noteworthy achievement has been the development of it s Scholarship Foundation. Since 1973, the Scholarship Foundation has provided $28,500 in scholarship grants to 57 deserving scholar- athletes from Everett High School. The recipients of the E Club ' s scholar- ship grants are honored as head table guests at the annual Scholarship and Awards Dinner in May. THE E CLUB E Club Officers ' I • L (seated from the left) Dennii Conway, First Vice President, )ohn Schena, President; and Dawn Beradino, Second Vice President. (Standing from tfie Left) are Mr. Lawrence Vozella, Club Advisor; Kristin McLaughlin, Secretary; George Perry, Third Vice President; and Kathleen McDonald, treasurer. 144 Nurse ' s Aids Bottom row: Andrea Sinatra, Laurie Bono, Christina Cioffi, Stacey Carlin. Middle row: Cheryl Barrows, Dianne Hoffman, Stacey Lyons, Carmela Santisi, Lynne Panarese. Top row: Janet DiPhillipo, Alice Bruce, Cindy Tufts, Shannon Nigro, Mrs. Carole O ' Keefe, Christine Rizzo, Andrea Lamente, Laurie-Ann LaCourt. Missing from the picture; Joyce Savino and Christine Mitchell. CAREER ED Bottom Row: Maria Commito, Kristen McLaughlin, Nilda Leo, Lisa Vivilechia, Beth Evans, Paula Sclafani, Mrs. Frontero. Top Row: Robin St. Laurent, Karen King, Michelle Marino, Gina D ' Angelo, Janine Marota, Patty Cardin. 145 FTA Devon Whitney, Karen King, Tricia Jankowski, Mr. Merenda, Laura Fink, Maria Villamarin, Kelly Kanan. Key Club 1st Row: Debby Triant, Jennifer Gudjonsson, Stacy LoRusso, Cina D ' Angelo, Michelle Marino, Lisa Vivilecchia, Christine Mitchell, Monica Ariza, Coreen Kebadjian, Patty Cardin, Andrea Biocchia. 2nd Row: Maria Commito, Kristen Mclaughlin, Nilde Leo, Maria Villamarin, Devon Whitney, Lisa Pendenza, Karen King, Alicia Furbush, Laura Shaw, Donna Johnson, Rita Penta, Betsy Canty, Christine Campanella. 3rd Row: Emily Botta. Jennifer Marino, Sharon Cimoni, Beth Evans, J oe Casali, Ellen Goodrich, Rhonda Gurley, Kelly Kanan, Paula Sclafani, Julie Gertz, Diana Carbony. 4th Row: Richard Vacca, John Schena, Dennis Conway, Robert Beauchamp, George Jannino, Chris DiPerri, Richard Deland, James Mangraviti, Noelle Griffin, Peter Porcaro, Patricia Spurr. 5th Row: Mr. John Foresteire, Steven Maniuri, Mr. Malione, Robert DiBiase, Kevin Keefe, Robert McCarthy, Todd Jacobsen. SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE Bottom Row: Patricia DeGeorge, Edna Prieto, Maria Committo. Top Row: Miss DeNatale, Lynne Panarese, Laurie Bono, Steven Gadmen, Nilda Leo, Michelle Marino, Cina D ' Angelo, Mrs. Naso. Missing from Picture — Marylou Izzicupo. GUIDANCE AIDS 1st row: Betsy Canty, Michelle Marino, Gina D ' Angelo, Kristen McLaughlin, Nilda Leo, Lisa Vivalecchia, Kelly Kanan, Patty Gardin. 2nd row: Sharon Camino, Janine Maratta, Karen King, Robin St. Laurent, Paula Sclafani, Maria Villamiran, Diane Freelove, Lisa Giordano, Donna Houdel. 3rd row: Mr. Foresteire, Lisa Pendenza, Lynn Castano, Edna Prieto, Jocelyn Tiberi, Mr. Malione. 147 E.H.S. Television Everett High School Television is a tele- vision production program offered to all students at the school. During study periods they go to a modern TV studio where they learn the intricacies of operat- ing sophisticated video equipment. The skills acquired are put to use videotaping sporting events, drama club plays, and a variety of activities of the school system, plus communitv functions. The videotapes are shown to the citizens of Everett via War- ner-Amex Caple. In addition EHS-TV ser- vices the students and teachers of the school providing videotapes and equip- ment to augment the classroom teaching. Rear: David Hooker, Joe Casali, Mr. Sullivan, Danny DiCesare, |oe Habeeb. Middle: David Strong, Geoff McCling, Curtis Withers, Paul Stoddard, Marc Raso, Eric Tiberi, Tom Ciulla, Steve Cronin. Front: Tom Detens, Bob Sullivan, Jim Tozzi, Sean Reese, Dean Clark, Romon Evans. International Club First Row: Jocelyn Tiberi (Presj, Kevin O ' Keefe (V.P), Jimmy Mangraviti iSeo, Paula Sclatani (Tr). 2nd Row: Maria Commito, Michelle Marino, Gina D ' Angelo, Nilda Leo, Laura King, Jennifer Marino, Emilv Botta, Monica Ariza, Michelle Pacceca. 3rd Row: Donna Johnson, AnnMarie Quealey, Christine DiPeri, Devon Whitney, Maria Pendenza. Rita Penta, Noel Griffin, Diane Carbone, lulieCiertz, Lisa Vivilecchia. 4th Row: Mr. Marino, Stacev Feltch, AnnMarie Olsen, Lorraine Bovie, Edna Prieto, Bob McCarthv, Lisa Castano, Andrea Lamentea, Jodi Flammia, Alicia Furbush, Michelle Bnlev, Verna Kennedv, .Marv Ann Folev. 5th Row: Kerry Dean, Christine Agri, Laurie Campbell, Andrea Balocchi, Rhonda Gurlev, Patricia Spurr. 6th Row: Bob 148 Sullivan, Joe Coviello, Dannv DiCesare, Hugo Arloro, Michael Clark, John Archibald. CHORUS (Row 4) Marua Crawford, Michelle Blakeslee, Mary Guericio, Roberta Noland, Lynay Moran, Tanya Deeward, Crystal Spencer, Ronald Pataky, Dephine Trinidad, Mr. John Devito. (Row 3) Kristen Biggins, Faida Salamen, Denise Sprague, Dawn Rhoton, Michelle Muise, lakie Crafts, Cherie Dilkey, Stephanie Cirello, Patty Murtagh, Shanno Surro, Kerry Paolucci. (Row 2) Rita Miccictte, Allan Bosell, Maria Fallavollita, Kristen Gud|onsson, Renee Nicoli, Laura Finnk, Laura Walsh, Alyse Napolitano, Rhonda Gurlev, Lisa Paolucci. (Row 1) Tracey Diperri, Margaret Rogers, Laura Sinawski, Charemon FHughes, Michelle Pacecca, Charlene Devito, Gina Savino, Robin FHuckleBerry, Beth Evans, Brenda Wilcox. Blood Drive Bottom Row: Kristen McLaughlin, Nilda Leo, Cindy Golden, Lisa Giordano. Middle Row: Mr. Merenda, Michelle Barnes, Karen King, Donna Haydel, Patty Gardin. Top Row: Monica Ariza, Diane Freelove. Each fall and spring our students volunteer to donate blood to help the Red Cross combat a serious blood shortage. The response from the student and faculty population has always been great. Each year over 1 00 pints of blood are donated. The Blood Drive Committee is to be congratulated for their fine efforts in pre- paring for the Blood Drive and for helping out the day of the Drive. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Advisor Mr. Cecere, Thomas Baron, James DiGregorio, Ed Harney, Kim Tucker, )ocelyn Tiberi, Gina D ' Ange- lo, Lisa Pendenza, Mary Goreham, Kristin McLaughlin, Jean Bertocchi, Lisa Anastos, Maryann Foley, Edna Prieto, Lynn Castano, Corinne Casazza. Baseball The senior members of this years Base- ball Team consist of John Schena, Dennis Conway, Paul Strong and Thomas Skane. Conway and Skane will supply most of the pitching, while Schena and Strong will be steady competitors playing the infield and at the plate. Both Mark Rotondo and Scott Weldon are junior members, who contributed greatly last season and will be taking the field this year, also. When not pitching Conway and Skane will be in the outfield, Schena will be at first, Strongatthird, Rotondo at second and Weldon behind the plate. 150 SOFTBALL Bottom Row: Dawn Beradino, Laurie Bono, Jean Bertocchi, Michelle Mongeon. Top Row: Kathleen MacDo- nald, Kristen McLaughlin. Science Sitting Row 1 : Nilda Leo, Lisa Vivilecchia, Hugo Artoro, Daniel DiCesare, Beth Evans, Kelly Morse, Laurie Griffin, Christine Ferguson. Sitting Row 2: John Barry, Brendan McNiell, Arthur Murphy, Sharon Cimino, Robert Beauchamp, Peter Porcaro, Maryann Sirignano, Kelly Gillespie, Gayle Garron. Standing Rowl : Nitin Dalai, Richard Iwanicki, Philip Langone, Lisa Giordano, Donna Haydel, Todd Jacobsen, Kevin Keefe, Robert McCarthy, James Mangraviti, Richard Delano, Michael Peterson, Loretta Marzullo, Mr. Thomas Stella, Club Advisor. Standing Row 2: Robert Sullivan, Joseph Coviello, David Wilson, Kurt Gunderson. 156 John Buonopane Sal Licate Rob Windsor Thomas Tornquist Robert Bourque Ed Scott Gary Giacobbe Mariano Rodriques Caharle Allen james Hover Patrick Hill 157 Paul Harrington Moreno DiVirgilio Sean Silvestre Paul Tanner Frank Cavaretta Martin Mickle Vincent Sorrento Scott Taylor Sheet Metal 159 Eugene Worster Irene Johnson Pat Flagg Mike Mello Karl Toppi David Bertocchi Paul Belmonte Christopher Egan Printing Mr. Robinson — Instructor 160 Special Memories I Love You Mom — Charlene CAD — I ' m here for you! BJE Best of Luck Class of 1985 — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stella and Family Best of Luck Ronnie Love Always, Lisa Lou You ' re The Best Nil SK ! Lou, Could have never made it without you — Chris I Love You KENNY 4EVA — Diane XO Chrissy — How ' s the Cheese and Cupcakes! — Chris Lisa K. I would Die 4 You — PAT M.G.M. Marylou, Michele, Maria Dyer, Chris, Mich. I Love You Billy 4 EVA — Sandy XO Marylou How ' s Erik? — Maria Mr. P ' S room good times with Nil. I Love You B Love, Lisa Best Wishes to My Favorite CLASS OF ALL TIMES LOOK OUT BERMUDA HERE WE COME! — Robin, Gina, Janice, Michelle Steve Hope we Last a Life time — I Love You Doreen BRAGGERS 84 — Barbs, Jess, Karen, Patty Grandma Grandpa YOU ' RE THE BEST! — Love Karen F.S.P. GIGS LAST FOREVER . . . Karen Jess 84 . Charia — FRIENDS FOREVER — Kim Cheryl BEST BUDDIES — Love Karen Cheryl F. Thanks Love Your PAL Jess! r Special thanks from the class of 1985 to: Principal: James P. McCauley Vocational Director: Michael Adams and following contributions: 0 nordel Creative PHOTOGRAPHERS 373 BROADWAY, EVERETT, MASS. 02149 PHONE 389-31 1 1 ROBERT DiLORETO WEDDINGS • PORTRAITS • CANDIDS r CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1985 FROM THE E CLUB OF EVERETT Dedicated to Preserving and Promoting the Everett Tradition in Sports E CLUB OFFICERS FOR 1984-1985 Thomas H. Lee ' 58 — President Frank DiVenuti ' 30 — First Vice President Michael j. DeLeo ' 41 — Second Vice President Arthur J. McCarthy ' 51 — Third Vice President Lawrence A. Vozella ' 51 — Executive Director John Yahoodik ' 35 — Secretary Armando M. Leo ' 61 — Treasurer We welcome all varsity letter recipients to continue their membership in the E Club after graduation. Please write to the E Club of Everett, P.O. Box 135, Everett, MA 02149 for further information. Congratulations Class of 1985 from Copy Quik 173 Chelsea St. Everett, Ma. r Congratulations to the Class of ' ' 85 Everett Square Sporting Goods, Inc. A. Tony Ventura 427 BROADWAY EVERETT, MASS. 02149 Phone 387-6530 387-1284 r lEFFREY F. BOUVIER, Jeweler Bouvier Jewelers 451 Broadway Everett Square Everett, Mass. 02149 389-1905 Seiko Watches — Fine Gold Jewelry — Diamonds the cutting compony 555 Droodwoy, Everett 389-9745 r r Good Luck EHS 1985 Coco ' s Seafood TEL 387-3335 OIL HEAT J I Co mean So HEATING OIL SALES 8. SERVICE SINCE 1932 V DON COMEAU 110 SCHOOL STREET EVERETT, MA 02149 OLYMPUS GYM 125 MAIN ST. 389-9530 WISHES EHS GRADUATES GOOD LUCK + GOOD HEALTH 387-2000 355 Broadway, Everett, MA 02149 JOHN J. GENTILE Director r Diblasi ' s Subs Pizza Broadway, Everett immy ' s Shoe Repair 27 West St. Everett, Ma. Congratulations 1985 Patrons Chuck and Camille Diperri Ralph Freeman Paul ' s Cold Cold • Winslon Salen- HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carolina Guy Garon, Hampton Falls, N H PARUN MEMORIAL UBRARY 3 1759 00081 4305