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

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1986 volume:

PARL1N MEMORIAL LIBRARY EVERETT. MASS. PARLIN MEMORIAL LIBRARY EVERETT. MASS. 1 ft 13 The Munsters 21 The Everett Crimson Tide Football Team opened the season with great optimism under second year coach James Tank Agnetta. The season began in Beverly with a difficult contest against the Tigers. Bobby Wallace started the Tide off in the right direction, throwing a touchdown pass to Darrin Nicoli. The conversion gave the Tide a short lived 8-0 lead. From then on it was all Beverly. Final score, Bever- ly 33 Everett 16. As the second game rolled around, so did Hurricane Gloria. The heavy winds prohibited the Tide ' s passing attack and Everett dropped on important G.B.L. clash at Somerville, 12-6. The third week saw Everett come home to the friendly confines of Everett Stadium. The Friday night rain didn ' t dampen the spirits of the Tide as Everett fought hard against the eventual G.B.L. champion Peabody Tanners. The Tide came away with a thrilling victory behind Wallace ' s three touchdown passes, two to Rob Dascoli and one to Rich Vacca. Final score, Everett 22 Peabody 14. The rain followed the Tide to Brookline for a non-league clash. Brookline ' s defense dominated and Everett played their worst game of the year, losing 29-8. The scene switched back to Everett but the rain continued. The Quincy Presidents were no match for the Tide as Everett dominated. The offensive line of Nunzio Leo, Mike- Catalano, Ralph Cippolone, Mark Cheffro, and Jim Mitchell gave Wallace great protection all day long as Everett cruised to an easy 28-12 victory. Everett ' s first sign of sunlight came at home the following week against Arlington. The Tide defense was, as usual, awesome. Captain and team Most Valuable player Mark Rotondo had a tremendous game and season. The defensive front of Steve DeSandis, Joe Sheehan, and Sandro Pendenza dominated Arlington ' s running game. The Spy Ponder ' s defense was every bit as good as Everett ' s as the Tide was shut-out for the only time the season, 10-0. The rain returned against arch Medford the following week at Everett. The Tide defense was again outstanding as linebackers Rotondo and Jim Mason were phenomenal. Everett scored early on as Elidio Amaral one-yard plunge and a safety set up by Rotondo Everett made sure that the eight points would hold up as they defeated the Mustangs, 8-6. The Tide travelled to Revere with a chance to get the record to an even 4-4. Everett struck early with a Wallace to Dascoli Dass that was set up by an earlier Nicoli to Billy Bertocchi pass on a half-back option pass Rotondo ran back a punt late in the game and Scott Bessler kicked the point after to complete the scoring in a Tide 15-0 victor, ' The defense was again outstanding with Jim Galanle and Joe Kelly coming up with two quarterback sacks each. Next the Tide travelled to Maiden for the most important game of the year. A Tide victory would have given Everett a share of the G.B.L. title but it just wasn ' t to be. After a scoreless first half, the Tornadoes broke it wide open with five second-half touchdowns to give Maiden a 35-1 4 victory. Although the rain had gone for the annual Thanksgiving Day clash with Chelsea, Everett had a different element to deal with. That element was snow. This game was no contest as the Tide dominated from start to finish. The final score was Everett 31 Chelsea 0. Everett ' s 5-5 record was their best in the last ten years. Their hard work and efforts will always be remembered, as some of the old Tide Pride was restored in Everett. Riptide EHS Football Top Row L-R Darrin Nicoli, Steven DeSandis, John O ' Leary, Steven Cifra, John Scolaro, Michael Catalano, Michael Lavoti, Fredrick Veader, John McCarthy, Scott Bessler, Steven O ' Connor, Bottom Row L-R, John Nye, Paul Perrillo, Richard Vacca, Robert Wallace, Ralph Cipollone, Mark Rotondo, James Galante. 24 25 First row standing: Coach Rainey Sachetta, Judy Leo, Pam McGee, Racheal Perry, Maureen Habeeb, Maureen McDonald, Micnelle Garren, Kristen Erickson, Bottom Row Kneeling, Donna Fleet, Kim Rotondo, Loree Griffin, Co Capt Janet Colameta, Co Capt Pam Griffin, Kelly Gillespie, Jennifer D ' Agostino, R ' enee Roborts. The 1 985 Field Hockey season saw history being made as the Crimson Tide qualified for the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association State Tournament for the first time since its inception fourteen years ago. The Tide, which finished the season with an im- pressive record of eight wins, five losses, and one tie, was led by co-captains Pam Griffin and Janet Colameta both of whom earned Greater Boston League All-Star Honors. Head coach Lorraine Sachetta, who was chosen as the 1 985 G. B. L. Coach of the Year, attributed much of the Tide ' s success to a well- balanced attack. The Crimson Tide netted the ball forty times this season while allowing only sixteen goals in their fourteen game schedule. The offensive attack was paced by Pam Griffin, Janet Colameta and Maureen McDonald who were the team ' s leading scorers. Judy Leo and Jennifer D ' Agostino also contributed greatly to the Tide ' s scoring. Maureen Habeeb, Loree Griffin, Kelley Gillespie, Kim Rotondo, and Racheal Perry made up the stingy defense, while goalkeeper Michele Garron chalked up six shutouts for the Tide. Other members who contributed to the Crimson Tide ' s success were Pam McGee and juniors Renee ' Roberts and Donna Fleet. The Tide ' s season ended with a tough 2-0 loss in the State Tournament to a highly rated Melrose team. Different Strokes EHS Field Hockey 29 « II Hometown Heroes In 1985, the E.H.S. soccer team enjoyed their best season in their history, as the crimson kickers won 5 games for the first time ever. The season did not start out well for Everett as they went 0-7- 1 through the first half of the year. Things reached a low point after Everett was crushed by undefeated Medford, 8-0. Suddenly Everett came alive. The defense, led by senior captains John Barry and Dan Bertocchi, solidified and held the opposition to an average of less than 2 goals a game through the next 1 1 games. In this span, the offense also came to life led by Junior Mike Delsano, and senior Arthur The Polish Prince Weglewski, along with senior captain Hugo Arloro. Never before had an Everett team played with such intensity as the Tide did over this 1 1 game stretch. Everett shut out Maiden twice. 1-0, Revere 2-0, and Pope John 4-0 in this stretch as Barry, senior Dario Freza, and juniors Mike Mastoocola and Brendan Walsh played nearly flawless ball while playing full 80 minute games to keep the pressure off All- Star goalie Scott Weldon. As reflected by the scores, the offense, exploded over the Back Row: Coach John Finn, Tiziano Pasquale, Sal Sclafani, Mike Delsono, Wendel Smith, Dario Freza, Brendan Walsh, Mike Mastracola, Brendan McNeil, Middle Row: Chuck Repucci, Jose Luigi Botari, Scott Weldon, Renato Tulo, Conrad Crawford, Pichet Chay, Mike Raimo, Front Row: Rob Licata, Captain- Dan Bertocchi, Captain-Hugo Arloro, Captain-John Barry, Mark McNeil. second half, averaging almost 2 goals per game. Everett ' s final record was 5-12-2. At the end of the season seniors Barry, Weldon and Weglewski, along with Junior Delsonno, were selected to the G.B.L. All- Star team. The remainder of the 1985 team includes senior Conrad Crawford; juniors — Tiziano Pasquale, Sal Sclafani, Brendan McNeil, Renato Tulo and Chuck Repucci; sophomores — Mike Raimo; and freshmen Luigi Botari, Pitchet Chay, Tom Gorgenyi, and Wendel Smith. Julie Gertz Gina Spzuk Celicia Fuccillo Julie Stilwell Terry Apruzzese Karen Urnetta Joanne DePietro Donna Johnson — Captain Renee Reardon Jodi Firicano Debbie Zanor Kristen Reppucci Jo-Ann Bowen — Captain Annemarie Quealy — Captain Laura Shaw Gearlyn Merchant — Coach Carolyn Browne Kim Poste Stacey Lyons Mary Beth Spayne Traci Light Denise Donahue Soccer Cheerleaders ■ Mission Impossible This year ' s team was full of surprises. One day before the season opener, Jack Jancey was appointed coach. Many of our hockey players joined to form one of the largest teams in several years. Lead by co-captains, Peter Porcaro (senior) and John Garron (junior), the season opener was tough one against two-time G.B.L. champs, Arlington. Although the Tide has only three veteran players, Bob Beauchamp (senior) and co-captains Peter Porcaro and John Garron, they pulled together for crushing victories over Somerville (17-35) and Chelsea (18-40). Overcoming chronic injuries and gaining experience, the Tide has high hopes for a successful next season. Where are the girls? Lone girl runner, Kerry Dean (sophomore), had a great year by coming in second place twice, against Maiden and Somerville, with an easy first place against Chelsea. She placed 18th overall in the league with hopes of placing in the top 1 0 next year. %4 37 MUPPET BABIES 40 Charlene Morrione Cheryl Demers Annemarie Quealy Bonnie Jean Phil brook Bobby Wallace Jeffrey Mendez Michelle Duffy Jeanine Montalbano Donna Haydel Christine Barbanti Rachel Addonizio Stephanie Wilson John Capodilupo Ralph Cipollone Rene Cuto Lisa Giordano Rita Cammarata Paula Sclafani Joe Cloutier Sheila Warner Anthony Sannella James White Dianne Hoffman Robyn Lester Lori Vertullo Angela Kennedy George Jannino James Mangraviti Lisa Whippie Steven Lucas Vernon Goyetche Janme Gordon Terry Wellner Mike Vitukevich Carrie Coffin Grace Tiebbes Michelle Marciello John O ' Leary Richard Vacca Scott Bessler Debbie Triant Jennifer Vitale Vincent Capone Chris Pustizzi Paul Tierney Robert Dean Joanne Dumas Liz Foye Joel Porter Robert Beauchamp Letitia Clark Kenneth Carey Chris Watson Rita Penta Nancy Giunta Kelly Higgins Judy Leo Brigid lozza Stephen Sabella Tina Terenzi 42 Maria Ciacciarelli Maureen Habeeb Andrea Baiocchi Betsy Canty Donna Johnson Janet Colameta Pam Griffin Christine Rizzo David Wilson Dianne Constance JoAnne DePietro Scott Weldon Pam McGee Lisa Warren Lisa LaMonica Brian DePerri Peter Ward Lisa Buonopane Sondra Barham Allyson Summers Maureen McDonald Christine Peterson Coreene Kebadjan Susan Neal Marie Tomasello Monica Ariza Thomas Skane Ronnie Bartles Kelly Auger Laura Winsor 43 14 Plumer Street Legal Secretary Poor man wanna be rich, rich man wanna be king, and a king ain ' t satisfied til he rules everything. B. Springsteen Memories: Mom and Dad I told you I would make it. Tracy, Kelly, Theresa, and Tanis. cTracy - { icrr Trace 35 Greenhalge Ave. To be the Boss So tonight we ' re going to party like it ' s 1999 — Prince Memories: Dianne, Jeanne B-F-F, Cheerleader 2,3, Captain 4, Pres. 2,3; E.M. 208, B.O., P.D., — Seniors 85(Jr. Summer 85), CAPE, Beach, Janine, Jeanne ' s House, Mum, Daddy, I.L.U! Ufa Kris 15A Dyer Avenue Commercial Artist The Best of Times. Memories: S.A.E. — W.G.I.— 85, L.B. — Just Once , P.D., M.C., L.B. — Bomb, Cumbies, B.A.P., PinkCamaro, G.A., Softball 1,4, Rascals, K.P., The Bird, T K, Ernie, Buccheries 3rd, Forget it , K.G., Thanks Mom. (Z lVt 260 Ferry Street Meterology Memories: I remember when the basketball team in Tournament, especially when the Civics teacher Mr. Larossa passed away. Monique 41 Francis St. Int ' l Business Executive Searchin ' for a destiny that ' s mine, yet never sure exactly what I ' ll find. Memories: Karen, Hugo, Marcie, Bill, Tia, W.F. — ILY! 2 22 83, Proms, Al ' s Final, Friday ' s Feast, Luv Ya Ma + Dad! Key — V.P. 3,4; Int ' l Sec. 4. ( (r o. Huggie 68 Dean St. Business Administrator Never let your feelings get you down, Open up your eyes and look around. Imagination Memories: Danny D., Monica, Liam, Ring Ding, Andrea, Hockey, Soccer — Capt. 4, One Friday Night, Friday ' s Feast, Thanks Ma + Dad! H7h U . IJ. . f Y 1 4 Argyle Street Accountant A friend is a second self, another I. Memories: Summer of 85; Sr. Dress Up Day; C.B.; Tre; Dot; Ang; Ca; Li; Thanks Ma; Dad; and Gram. ' y c . ( . ( u er Special K 16 Green St. Model Happy memories, like a lighted candle, light the dark places of later life — Ruth Smeltzer Memories: Frankie 7 12 85, Michelle, Chris, B.A.P. ' 83 ' , Montreal 85, 1 Cousin, BK, LL, RC, EC, Rach, Bucheries McD ' s, Beach, Palace. Love ya Ma Dad. t l c iart . c . . Oa vr Shorty 140 Handcock St. Success Knowledge is a treasure but practice is the key to it. Memories: Football, Concerts, Computers, Dawn B 1,4,3,7 B , Senior Prom, My Family, I made it Mom. Andrea C T ybcuocc il Andy 26 Kenwood Road Nurse No Man is a failure who has friends. Memories: Betsy, Party, Key Club 2,3, International Club 3, Track 2, Summer 82. Teddybear, V.P., Yearbook 3, Editor 4, Biff, Jiff, Dad, Bridget, Hugo. o irestme {flar xi it Chrispy 105 Estes St. Math Teacher If you have a friend you have everything. Memories: Lisa, Mike, Linda and Joe, Pine, Laurel, Brunos, Tennis, Prom, (RSP),(NHW),(R.N.),(J.C.),(W.B.P.), (S.E.G.), (E.F.G.), (F.C.P.), (S.Y.), (C.S.), I love you Mom and Dad (s.d.u.d.). - )onara ' . ' Arr r B.A. 37A Montrose St. Interior Architectual Designer Special Joys, Special places, Special friends together, the moments pass so quickly but the memories are forever. Memories: Mr. Tower, Foreign object. I love you Ma. Thanks! Bobby 7 9 85. P D I made it! The Village. ' c I . (V Jsck 9 Windsor St. Bio-medical Engineering The world is full of willing people; some willing to work, the rest willing to let them. — Robert Frost Memories: A.H.S., ALC Class, Homeroom, Research, Yearbook Staff, Soccer 1,2,3, captain 4, Australia 10 17 85, E Club, Science Club. Ravishing, Ravnchy Ronald 26 Waters Ave. Have my own Business Live, Love, and Laugh now because it ' s the only chance you ' ll ever get! Memories: Kim, p.b., Mr. Tower, classmates, Jr. Prom, Y.S.H., Kim T., B.B., L.B., C.B., Randi, Bob, Thanks Mom Dad. jfiuerel { we Qocutow- Laurel 16 Rock Valley Ave. Happy and successful What the heart has once owned, it shall never lose. Memories: Band, Chorus, Banquets, (RB), Drill (NHW), Julie, Lisa, Michael, Tracey, Stacey, Christine, Jo-Ann, Joe + Linda, Laura, thanks Mom + Chick, I love You Both! 49 Bob 537 Ferry St. Engineer But now it ' s time to say goodbye . . . Though not forever — Our paths will cross again another day. Memories: Cross Country (3,4), Indoor Track (2,3), Outdoor Track (1,2,3,4), E Club, Science Club, Bleacher Creature Mania. 274 Chelsea Street Sheet Metal Mechanic Well I ' m Taking My time, I ' m Just moving along, you ' ll forget about me after I ' ve been gone. Memories: F.S.P., Caf. Corner, D , Jimbo, Waking up for school. o i {Aera x i w Bird 56 Baldwin Ave. One day to be a famous Architect Without an Education Life can be very unhappy also knowing to have an Education and knowledge is to have better things in life. Memories: Love you Leigh 5-4-85, WEIRS Beach N.H. breakfast in Wood shop. 8 Grd. H.R. Bergy 16 Fairiawn St. Good times were when love and I were associated Memories: S.S.P. Rats, The Hill, Raymond ' s, Dave ' s House, Canadian Adventure, Peppino ' s, Jeanne, Family and Friends. GBernier Burnsy 41 Cottage St. Success Greatness comes to those who have courage and determination. Memories: Basketball 1 ,2; Palace, The Pantry Gang, Mario ' s Party, Beach, Leg, Cabinet Shop, Thanks Mom. ! Amu- , ■ . G ertocc u Buck 79 Abbott Ave. Mechanic-Machinest Memories: Soccer 1,2,3, Captain 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, The Rotten Gang, Te-rorizing, The corner, CSP, Black terror, Friends and Shop Mater, Rm. 13, Cindy 9 14 85, Thanks Ma and Dad. ■veorae i c-y-y v ' No-Neck 35 Jackson Ave. Police Officer It ' s not over till it ' s over — Leo Derocia Memories: Kellie, Jeanie, Julie, Tracey, Stacey, Laurel, Lisa, Mike, Linda Joe, Christine, Scott. Band 1,2,3,4; Football 3; Thanks Mom Dad, Everett Eagles Coaching. Gail, Larry, Kevin. - fcott . U. G ess er 28 Devens St. Happiness and success If you don ' t try, you can t fail. Memories: Football 2,3,4; Jr. Prom, Homeroom, California, NY, NH, Conn, All My Friends, Thanks Ma Dad. 50 . .Uf i $ ■ ( Boop Boos 195 Bradford Street Nurse Do not wish to be anything but what you are, and try to be that perfectly. Memories: Michael, I will always love you! 5 7 84 . . ., BEEP! Tina ' s Party, Village Clubhouse, Cheryl, Maria, Pup, SMOOCHIE, I LUV YOU! Big John 77 Glendale St. To live a prosperous life Life is cruel enough without cruel words. P.R.N. Memories: Basketball 1,2,3,4; 8th grade homeroom; CYO; McDonalds crewroom; Crew Chief; 8-16-85 Hampton Beach, Pawtuckaway Lake N.H.; Mr. Ferguson ' s Beach Party, Best Friends, K.H., W.S., M.R., B.B., D.S., T.B. Jo 32 Francis St. Lawyer Here ' s to what the future brings — Kinks Memories: Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,4; Capt., T.O.T., Partner! Smurfs, P.P. ' s, Florida ' 85, M.I.M. , Y.F.B., Steve (H.B.), 12 31 84, New Years Eve!, Michelle, Debbie, Jen, Carolyn, Toddy, George, ALC I ' ll miss you! 9 Vernal St. Nurse Happiness is everything when you have friends to share it with. Memories: Prom ' 84, Florida ' 85 — M.I.M., Cheering ' 84, Ski Trips, Deb, Jen, Jo, Judy, Pam, PP ' s, S.F., A.F., Sylvana, Beverly Competition, I.L.U. Mom and Dad. Ja tca . ? ■ Brunski I 588 Second St. It ' s not so important to be serious as it is to be serious about the important. Memories: Band 1,2,3,4; Football games, drill, senior dress-up day, Christine, Laurel, Lisa, Linda Joe, Michael, Jo-Ann, Pine. Thanks Ma! Brunski II 588 Second St. To overlook the little things in life is to miss the biggest part of life itself. Memories: Band 1,2,3,4; Drill Football games, all my friends: Laurel, Lisa, Christine, Michael, Jo-Ann, Pine, Lynda, Joe, Joanna. Thanks Ma! i l la ( y. . ( vuofucofitl Ree 140 Bradford Street Wealth Men may have the world . . . But women have their way. Memories: PHIL 3 1 8 85, SF — Kathy (cuz), Susan, Mimi, Patrice, Crissy, Kerry, Michelle, Summer of 84, Hancock, RE 1 , Dean St., J.D., Italy, Roberta, Jo, Ida Al. 51 M. Q t of o ane Lee-Lee 57 Albion St. To be happy, healthy, and FILTHY RICH Let ' s Party!! Memories: I Love Scott, 5-17-84, Darlene, Michelle, Renee, CA, KA-BOMB, Gloria. P.J. Proms 85, SCRUMP, Fire A, Bucchieres, Palace, Lip Sync, Wall, Mall, WIERDO , Parties, Fred, Lip, HEAVEN-BAKPKC, Thanks Mom and Dad. jWc w Ze G ' a n so ' chelle 150 Shute St. Child Psychologist Don ' t stop believing ' — Journey Memories: STLF 76-86. 1 love you; Jo, Shiela, Jackie, ALC, BK ' ers, EHS guidance staff. Thanks; L.M., V.D., P.M. Remember Ohio ' s H.H.H., Nashville, Jamestown, Streisand, Ringding, Georgia Brown, Fame, Strive, Axel F. ! ' tz r f i ( c . ( hi Betsy 20 Dunster Road Culinary Arts Those who have left you now are in your heart forever. Memories: Tennis 1 ,2, Capt. 3,4, Field Hockey 2,3, E-Club3,4, Summer of 82, Dallas, Andrea, Teddybear, Skating Forever, Michael 12 9 83, Twinkie, Yearbook 3, Editor 4, Finally Mom! ( ' ( ) ) , ( c r. Cap 169 Vine Street Engineer Don ' t miss that Party Train ... Gap Band Memories: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3; E-Club; F.S.P.; B.B., D.B., R.B., T.P., DOB: S.C. tflita (f. (jammarata Ramblin ' 45 Pierce Ave. Business Administration It is a chance that makes sisters but hearts that make friends. Memories: Jr. Prom, BARF, Dress-up day, Lisa(BFF), Kim, E.C., A.C., K.A., K.J., I Love Ya Ma + Dad. GArtstuw ( { • ( Chrisy 178 Union St. Happiness The good times may fade away, but the memories will last a lifetime. Memories: R.Z., N.G., D.C.J.G., E.G., K.W., Campy , Crash, Ski Trip, Florida, Jr. Prom, Riverside 120, BA Concert, Yearbook. Thanks Mom + Dad ILY! ' l c 7 GaJbone Vinnie 38 Everett St. Electronic Tech. Don ' t ever look back because someone is always gaining on you. Memories: Super Nova, Canobie Lake Park D.T.T., L.O. 4 5 85. Cu r h ' tone ' Di 43 Jefferson Avenue Legal Secretary Good Times and Friends — I ' ve had the best of both. Memories: Dom, I.L.U., 5-16-85, Noelle, Debbie, CC, JG, BP, SBR, ARJ, 10-5-85, Robs Grad, Jr. Prom, Riverside-120, Menudo, EL-L, Fla. + Skitrips, Mom Dad — I.L.U. ( . u7 w . ' 7T ( ' ara . ( r. Ken 60 Clinton St. Electrician Where can you run to, what more can you do, no more tomorrow, life is killing you! Black Sabbath Memories: J. B., DP., K.H., Tippy, Vine St., Flames ( ( o t ( a v Rabbit 3 Magnolia Ct. Bartender You must do the thing you think you cannot do! Memories: S.S. Father ' s House Prom Nite, Baseball 3, D.R., Tracy, Chris, Shannon, C.SP. M.R. OKE, Mrs. O ' s Office, Love you Mom and Dad! $$$$$$$$$ i i ' o a Uaroatfto Sil 1 6 Oakland Ave. Computer Science A true person is a contrast of his and others opinions of him, when you discover that truth is when you begin to understand life. Memories: Track, Longjump, st. 302, computers, NHS, Mc Donalds, Wade Boggs, St. 118. . f a r G°aseu Spazer 37 Arlington Street Business Administration I found the simple life ain ' t so simple! Memories: Softball 2,3 Capt 4; State tournament, Basketball, Renee, Lisa, Darlene, Kristin, Denise, M B, Prendee, Mechelle D., Patty, Judy, W.K., CD., V.G., V.G, S.L.D., Nuzz, E-Club 4, Thanks Ma and Dad. wc iaeljfr. ( a a aaa Cat 41 Arlington St. The Best is Yet to Come! Memories: Football 2,3,4, The Boys, M.Rav, Jim, JR, SS, M. Rotondo, Sean, Fred, Ace — Cheri — Thanks to Mom + Dad 77. . I aria 0 , ana l utcaar Chicky 665 Broadway Dentist Here each man ' s counsel, but reserve thy judgement. Give every man thy ear, but few thy voice. Memories: Chiches, Krissy, Lisa, Donna, Pat, Frank, Cruisin ' Tenagliaville WTF, The Beach!, WOMP, girls, SN, Heartbeat, Corner, Sign. C ' rf.s f (). G a yb Tina 106 Chestnut St. If you don ' t know where you ' re going any road will get you there. Memories: Renee, Scott, Jodi, Michelle, Darlene, Lisa, Bucchiere ' s, Jr. Prom. . l itoinette Giancnetta Toni 58 Lynn St. To Live On! Thanx to my Friends, Past Present; Goodtimes; Bruins O.C. 20; Thanx Mom Harry; Sp. Mem. Dad. 53 Steft te t . I . ( i ra Cif 3 Hawthorne St. To take my talents as far as I can. Life has meaning — To find its meaning is my meat and drink — Browning Memories: Baseball 1, Football 4, Sonny ' s Truck, Special Friends. 99 Vernal St. REAL ESTATE IT S NOT AS EASY AS IT SEEMS. Memories: F.A., D.S., C.C., FAMILY AND FRIENDS ' , LOON, MY HOUSE , R.B.N. A., CAPE, THE FUTURE AWAITS ?. Judy 92 Lynn Street Happiness Follow your dreams where they lead you. Memories: Special times with Fred, N.H. summer 84-85, Diane, Vici, Colleen, Jenn, STUSA, KM, CM, CCBAFB, Long Lonely Summer Nights. 6c Carrie 1 1 Morris Street Secretary Roses are red, Violets are blue, Everett High I II miss you. Memories: Thank You Miss Pizzano, Mrs. Cheevers, Mr. Pop, Mom, Dad. I love Mike Casey, Junior Prom, J.C., L.G., J. P., L.W., E.M., P.K., J.W., J.C. ( cwet (joJameta Jan 23 Coolidge St. Nursery School Teacher All things must pass none of life ' s strings can last so I must be on my way to face another day. Memories: Fieldhockey 1 ,2,3, Capt 4 Basketball 1 ,2,3,4, Softball, E-Club, Jr! Prom, (friends) Pam Miss DiNatale 1 1th grade. Q)ta ie (jofistance Dee 47 Swan St. Fashion Designer Life is what you make of it; Not what you think of it. Memories: Summer of 85 , Jeanie, Tracy, Hilltop, 208, Feb. Vac. ' G.P., C.B. , S.S.P., Thanx Sis, I Love Ya Mom + Dad, FRANK XO ( Jos(fiA W. C oatier Joe Clouts 39 Madison Ave. Successful Memories: M.B., B.W., T.A., J.B., D.H., C.L, T.B., Riley ' s, M.C., K.G., Coco ' s, M.R., S.P.Q., D.C., M.M., J.C, P.D., L.B. Hen Uo uoau 30 Silver Road Cosmetologist Life is full of dreams, some have silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. Memories: Montreal Bruins, N.H., Trina, Doreen, Rita, Lisa, I Love You Dad. 84 . 54 J . ( ' CJasco Mike 33 Lexington St. To Be Self-employed It matters not how long we live but how. Memories: Fred, Road Trip, Toni, Junior Picnic, Not many memories haven ' t been in school much. Jt e ie SF. Uucuzza Nell 91 Francis St. Fashion Designer A time of joy, a time of tears will be left upon my high school years. L.A. Cheabs Memories: Italia 85, Senior Prom, (metro, Nines, N.C.), S.G., CP., E.D., L.C., I Love you, Mamma and Papa {i rt Gu nmina 208 Linden St. Airflight Attendant Success is what you strive for, so don ' t give up until you ' ve succeeded. Memories: STLF, Harvard Squad 1 1 3, D,J,K,K,L,M,M; Michelle, Carlene, Prendee, Kelly, Diane, Sheila, L.D.; Thanks Mom and Dad. I . (uw o 82 Chestnut St. To succeed with happiness The day is always brighter when you have a friend you can lean on Memories: (Gigs) George McDonough, last days of school, Tina, Darlene, Lisa, Janet, (Mitch) Michelle, the Gardens, Faneuil Hall, Circle Laundry, Opinions. Johnny 4 Baldwin Terrace Licensed Electrian Long Live Everett Vocational Electrical Shop! Electrical Shop, Gym Class (Voc. against the High School), Mr. Pecci (jo irac Cwmti ie (y wnoford Connie 102 Gledhill Ave. Aeronautical Engineer The wise shall inheritglory; but shame shall be the promotion of fools. — Proverbs Memories: Soccer 83-85, Track 83-85, Science Club, George Mark, The Camero, the broken leg, Am. Studies, Civics. Teresa Qj { at Tre 19 Haskell Ave. Success and Happiness Memories: I Love You Ma, Pa, Joey, Gina and Benny , Laura, always Michael 1 27 85 - 7 30 85 Addo, Joanna, Clara, Virginia, Robyn, Karen, Ena, Carol, All my friends Summer of 85 Angela V. Italia Pietro. 55 Min, 0a 8 Walnut St. Nice guys should finish first. ' ui ' 0a rym e 41Tappan Street Computer Technician No one can bring you happiness but yourself Memories: Mike, Johnny O., Tommy C, Swan Street Park, The Rats . 6arol0atto Freshy 70 Ashton St. Success and Happiness Cherish the one so dear With whom you ' ve shared a laugh cind 3 t©3r Memories: I.L.Y.Ma Dad, T.D..M.C., W.K., Miss DeFeo I ' ll miss you, Miss Donahue, Shakes, Studley, good times at EHS, field hockey. i to tert Qsean The Infamous RD 52 Walnut St. You can ' t always get what you want, but you ' ll find sometimes you get what you need. NH 1 -84— Rob Erin; WD; S.P.Q. KT, MS, PD, A.H., M.H., KT; Vegas 84; Mt. Hood; Budweiser; LeSabre. 6fc 0e$Ho 40 Veterans Ave. Success Yesterday ' s victories are tomorrow ' s defeats; So with each new day strive to attain that victory. Dad 12 3 82. Basketball 2,3,4; Fergie, Mr. G.; S.S.G.; Jo; I Love You Ma. GAeryl 0, Candy 124 Gledhill Ave. Success Happiness The Path of life is seldom straight around each turn adventures wait. CD., J.D., M.D., Laura, R.P., M.Z., C B C.G., HR. 203; Thanks Mom Dad. B.P. S.L, S.W., K.J., J.M., K.S., G.R., D.F., A.O. fiw 0a 493 Broadway Memories: Danny, NJ, Becky, ES, KW, Dub , LT, CHE, BM. oa t tf [ )c± } ' c r Jo 42 Bolster St. Happiness Success The pages may crumble, the ink someday fade, but never the memories of friends I have made. Memories: Rick 10 29 84 IWALY Basketball Cheerleading 3,4 E.H.S. Beverly Competitions; A.P.M. Hr.203; Chris, Alicia, Donna, Phil; Thanks Mom Dad! 56 110 High St. Wealth Mike ' s shirts in the 9th grade, Lunchtime, the start of summer vacation. ' irainia Q e0lenzi 110 High St. Success and Happiness Each happiness of yesterday is a memory of tomorrow Memories: Angelo 1 21 85, loti Amo e ' Grazie tanto Mamma e ' Papa. Joe, Clara, Luigi, All my Friends, Miss Pizzano. Che 43A Forest Ave. Business Management Chance is a lady who smiles upon those few who know how to make her smile. Memories: Coreen, Rita, J.C., CD., M.D., E.G., Drama, Sr. Prom, Chris, Bobby, Mom Dad I love you! Bone 191 Hancock St. Open my own business, Independent. If at first you don ' t succeed, try, try again. Memories: Girlfriend Michele I., Mr. D. Upholstery Teacher ft Shoe 59 Veterans Ave. To become rich Memories: Mr. Gallagher ' s English class, Mr. Kutrubes ' Chemistry class, Conrad, Rich, Phill, and Dario. The 1985 Tennis Team. ( ,„ ,T. i )r ' } o ( yr. Jahnny 875 Broadway Actor Get a job and fight to keep it. Strike out to reach a mountain. Be so nice on the outside but inside keep ambition. P.T. The Who Memories: Cross Country 1,2, Indoor Track 1,2, Outdoor Track 1, S.S.P., C.Y.O., Burger King - Pteoen l . M I( m Beaver 37 Waverely Ave. Printer No one wins unless everybody wins. Memories: football 2,3,4, Baseball 1 ,2, Renee, all my friends, Mom Dad, Print Shop, Hr. 19, Maddog, Mr. Robinson, O ' B. Victor £ Q)wz Vick 207 Broadway to be someone special in someones life There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way Memories: Mr. C ' s Whining, First Lunch, Shop, Thanks to All Teachers who made it possible, Thanks Mommy 57 DeBar 8 Montrose St. To be 1 Time can never mend the careless whisper of a good friend WHAM! Memories: BFF. Joe. Linda, Laurel, Lisa, Chris, Bruno , Gigie, Tiea, WHAM! in Philly (yg), SA, NH, SEF, DA, Thanks Dad, I Love you Ma. 978 Broadway Rich and Famous Be yourself, don ' t try to be someone else! Memories: Hockey Cheerleader 2,3, Capt. 4 VP — 3,4, BFF — Joyce S., Debbie, Toni, Laurie, Dianne, Mike, Stephen, TASD Creepers — hide skating, Bcruise, 40 STEPS, Prom, ILY Ma, Dad, Lisa. Jake 711 Broadway Don ' t try to live your life in one day. Memories: Savin Hill 1 ; Michelle; TT, CW; JM; Al; MS; ML; DA; DS; KL; SB; JT; Sr. Prom; LB; PP. Tony 67 Wintrop Rd. Unknown When you wake up in the morning and nothing hurts you can be sure your dead. H.A. Memories: Played football 3, K.H., Ralph P., C.R., B R. QSredn 6. Qdii rri, Bri 14 Moody Ave. TO OWN A SUCCESSFUL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY It ' s the good times we ' ll remember — whenever we remember the way we were! Memories: Baseball 1,2,3,4 — Hockey 1,2,3,4, — All my true friends — Cabinet Shop — 2 — Caf — Jr. Sr. Proms — Thanks for everything, Mom, Dad, Chris! viAv Ena 12 Hosmer St. Policewoman If I leave today will you still remember me tomorrow? Memories: BOB 6 28 85 Nellie, K.C., A.A., C.E., Laura, Christine, Sue, John S., R.L., M.Z., Ann, D.D., S.G., Mr. Shaw, T.D., Gley 9 15 85, I LOVE YOU, MOM DAD. Thanx i7raca y C. QOo terti Traze 1 73 Springvale Ave. Happiness The only way to multiply happiness is to divide it. Memories: Hockey Cheering 2,3,4,; F.F. — Brenda, Shannon, Dianne, Chris, Jennifer, Annemarie; EB ' S House; JP-TDA VS!! Mrs. O ' Keefe, Thanx Ma, Auntie Mary Erin, John 7 4 85 ILUF! Billy 158 Russell St. To Succeed SSP Rats; Summer of 85 Mark I think your parents are home. I have to go to a wake. 58 1 1 Baldwin Terrace Iron Worker I ' m takin my time I ' m just movin on, you ' ll forget about me after I ' ve been gone. Boston Memories: SSP Ratts; the good times and the bad times. Mic 58 Jefferson Avenue And you hunger for the time, time to heal desire time and your earth moves beneath your own dream landscape. (From U2) Mem ories: All my friends, JR. HR, Jackie, K.F.C., Chorus 1,2.4. Rob 1 1 Woodville St. Electrician A Smith and Wesson always beats 4 aces. Memories: Mr. C, Science Club 3,4, Drafting 1 ,2, Aerosmith, Deep Purple, Motley Crue, N.H. Broadway Arco. . (farui . 77 . ( aoo ta Flourescent 23 Sherman Street Computer Operator To make the world a friendly place. One must show it a friendly face. Memories: To all the teachers and Principles and People in Guidance. And best memories of my Mom and Dad! Jo 34 Garland St. To never forget the best times of my life. . . . people in the park playing games in the dark and what they played was a masquerade from behind the walls of doubt . . . Memories: Annmarie, Debbie, Danny, F.S.P., Dave, Marcus 9 1 3 F, Darin 11 17 85 Thanks Mom and Dad. Stade t Fc tc i Stace 104 Harvard St. Medical Field What we are is God ' s gift to us. What we become is our gift to God. Louis Nizer Memories: Track (1-4) Capt. (4), CYO, Clubs, Ski Trips, Ellen, Liz, A.M., P.P., T.A., JEDECA, York Beach, Thanks Ma Dad. (f c ic e ' er uitAa m .7r Fera 103A Clarence St. Making it to the top Education is to live, love and laugh. If you don ' t have this then there ' s nothing else to learn Tony Fera Memories: 1 st ball park, PBFing 82-86, Foreigner, All My Friends — S.M.S.GMG, Friday ' s and weekends. 59 16 Winthrop Rd. Cherish yesterday Dream of tomorrow live for today Memories: Paula, Reese, Chris, Stacey, I love Freedle 10-12-84, The Piers, Woodlawn, Mr. Venezia ' s Class, I love you Mom Dad. Lau 24 High Street Nurse I remember the times I knew what happiness was, let the memories live again. Memories: Chorus 1-4, Michelle, Cheryl, Laura, Jr. Prom, Laurel, Joanne. Vinnie. Chorus Banquets. Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you. i liu zno ic is ter- Canadian Star 84 Chestnut St. MP-Military Police If it wasn ' t for Ma and Dad, I don ' t think I would have made it. Memories: Jody, Diane, Verna, and teachers of Everett High, and especially Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nicholoson. -7 Paul 481 Ferry St. SuCCGGd Memories: S.M. 1 2 23 83, S.S.P., Rats Canadian Adventure, Nova, N.H., Summerof ' 85, Kathy Russ, Family Friends. Liz 63 Madison Ave. Genetic Engineer Within us lies the power to seize the hour and live our dreams. Memories: International Club 2,3; NHS; Science Club 4; Key Club 2,3 — President 4; CYO, Ski Trips; One Saturday Night! Stacie, Mr. D , Peter 7 1 85. 0a . 7 r;z 34 Jackson Ave. To succeed and be happy We know what we are today, but not what we may become tomorrow. — Shakespeare Memories: My friends, Everett High, the girls , Soccer IV, T.A., Prom, Beagan ' s Room, Beach, A.W., Dress-up Day, CD., Thanks Mom and Dad. t£)ai a cF. cFar ji me 21 Wall St. Accountant Someday childish dreams must end to become a man and go off to dream again. — Springsteen Memories: Carrie 9 11 84, S.S.P., all the rats, the hill, Canadian Trip. Wat , S. ruaat 440 Ferry St To have my own cabinet shop be the best that I can be. Darkest Hour Before the Dawn, Times we know will soon be gone, a taste of freedom fill the air. John Cafferty Memories: Michele 7-23-85, Baseball 1 , Shop, Gym, Sr. Prom. Thanks Ma and Dad: I love you. { aa ur6a A 27 Villa Ave. It doesn ' t matter who you are, it ' s what you do that takes you far. Memories: Key-lnt. Club 3-4 Sec, Florida, Prom, B.K., S.G., C.B., Deb-I.M.V., Donna, Maria, Jo, O.M.C.-Head, Luv ya Ma and Dad. ( 3ame o . a cmta Jim 255 Vine St. There is no failure except in no longer trying. Memories: Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Football 2,4; Baseball 2,4; Peter, Paul, Mike, Steve, Anthony, Patrice, Summer of 85; Montreal; Lisa 6 14 85 LP., D.H. Thanks Ma Dad. ( ' tr .s tf . (J. Xsa z A er Mouse 8 Franklin St. To get married and raise a family. The pleasure in loving is in loving. La Rochefourauld Memories: 5 30 84, 5 3 85, Ms. Hickey 330, Luv you Ma and Boo-Boo, Luv you Dad even though we ' re apart. 118 Gledhill Ave. Lawyer We never seem to have enough time to do the things we want to do once we find them. Memories: JS, DN, NG, EG, DC, CC, APO, Basketball Soccer cheerleader 3,4; CH-NS, Partner! Thanks Mom Dad. Sea i jf£. a lqgAer Spaz 20 Reynolds Ave. Mechanic I have no quota to leave under my name, so I ' ll leave it simple, and receive no fame. Memories: JB, CL, Ms. H, CR, Lori M 12 20 84 . tl6ert . . .OamiM Al 38 Maiden Street Real Estate Memories: Friends: Rob, Carmelo, John, Frank, Ellen. 0, P omenic 6 . ea i ia itOfuo Hollywood 14 Hawthorne St. To be an Electrical Engineer Life is an adventure to be lived only by the unfortunate few. My Shop teacher and Pizza Joe, Mr. Pecci, My gym class when the vocies play the high school in basketball. Krissy 42 Mansfield St. Pediatric Nurse If you have a true friend, you have more than your share. Memories: Cheering 3,4, ; Maria, Patty , Lisa, Donna; Cruisin ' Tenaglia Dickie, Beach Bound; SN, WTF, The Corner, The Sign, LUV U Ma, Dad. 61 Lis 20 Ferry St. Paralegal Assistant One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and to be understood. Memories: Guidance 2,3,4, Blood Drive 3,4, Junior Prom, Michael 1 15 84, M.D.K.P., I Love You Mom. iftloana Mirarcfo Sil 46 Central Ave. Happiness Beauty of a rose deep is it ' s color. The older it grows the more we discover Memories: Lori, Alison, Bettina, Mary, BK, MZ, NC, Revere Beach, Bermuda, Italia, Northend, Our Studio Apt. , CB, AF, Peppy. . (r uvy . ( . a Nanc 44 Arlington Street CPA The Higher you aim, the more likely you are to succeed. Memories: I Love you Mom, Dad, and Joe. Rita, Paula, Devon Coreene, Maria, Jr. Prom, Brian, Revere Beach, Uptown, Debbie , Scop ' s Party , Key Club. Elston 15 Lawerence Street Success Love Tonight is what it means to be young S.O.F. Memories: Track C.Y.O, Key Club, C.W., A.C., CD., J R., J.G., C.C Hampshire, Mom Dad. P.P., T.A., S.C. Drama, Warren ' s, JeDeCa, Stacie, , Joey C, New ' asu ie { on on 1 23 Russell Street Architechual Designing Look to the Future not to the past for those you want to make last. (John Janine) Memories: RM. 6 82-83, RM. 20, Shelly, Amalia, Lisa, Ma Fox, N.H., John Fox Forever, I Love You Ma . 225 Russell St. A self-made millionaire Should I stay or Should I go? Clash Memories: Print shop, Mr. Robinson ' s room, Mr. Mason, Mom 1 28 84. Hs yum MaaetcAe V-Man Business Management If you can ' t go where you ' ll do the most good, then go where you ' ll do the least harm. Frank Powers Memories: S.S.P. Rats M.V., P.M., R.M., P.P., Baseball 1, Football 2. ( u ' ( . . . Ora ui Stuby 7 Glendale Terr. Field of Dentistry Life has meaning, to find its meaning we must live life to the fullest. Memories: Cheryl, Maria, Syl, Lisa, Jeff, Kevin, Deb, (Dress up Day) I Love You Ma Dad. 62 $ a i rqu ( r v c ' uifiom o t Jen 41 Chestnut St. Happiness The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away. The good times are forever ... Memories: Deb, Carolyn, Jo-Ann, P.P. ' s, P.J.M.S.L.E., T.E.J., R.P., Ski Trips, Florida-M.I.M., Jr. Prom, M B., C.B., J.M. 9 1 2 Oliver Street Accountant Good times may come and go but memories last forever! Memories: Diana, J.G., C.C., SBR RAJ, Dave BP, Rob ' sGrad., R.T.-C.K., C-CH Concert, Jr. Prom-L.Z.?, Riverside 120, Menudo, Ski and Florida Trips, Christopher, David D. Pam 14 Arthur Ave. Now that part of our life has past, everyone wishes it could last. And though we ' ll never pass again, I hope we ' ll all stay friends. Memories: Field Hockey, Basketball 1 ,2,3, Capt. 4, Softball, Jr. Prom-Cape, Janet, Dianne. 31 School St. Fashion Merchandising Don ' t you get the feeling, your life is going by and you ' re not taking advantage. Memories: F.F.-Tracey, Nancy, Annmarie, Jr. Prom, SR. Dress-up Day, T.D.J., J.L. 9 23 83, Nurse ' s Aide 4, Thanx and luv ya Ma. 63 Habeeb 75 Madison Avenue Accountant Forever is until the end of time. Memories: Field Hockey 1-4, Basketball 1-4 capt. Softball 1-2, E-Club, Jr. Prom, Friday Feast, Good times with special friends, O.M.C. and Head, Kim, Tina, Mo-I Love You Ma. 35 High St. Own Business Live life the best you can today because tomorrow is a long way off. Memories: K.F.C., Pete, John and Mo, FL K.C., 3G ' s, H.R. and the Celts. Q5ta isie . (I. fnoffman 43 Bettinson Ave. Success Life is too short, so why waste precious time. Benatar Memories: Football cheering, FF-Shannon, Chris, Jennifer, Tracey, Pam, Gena, Florida-84, Cape, Kim, Junior Prom, JH- ATG , V.S.M! EBP, Mrs. O ' Keefe, I Love You! Mom Dad. TF, iming , ft Dad. Boss 250 Main St. Success Memories: My Mustang, Capt. Z, Special K. Kel 107 Harvard St. To be a Rock Singer The greatness of a friendship is the inspiration that comes when they discover that someone else believes in them. Memories: VR, CM., D, 312, LO.V., D.U., S., R.R., M.L., Prince, Cyndi Lauper, M.D., STLF Party Animal. . Git iony ■ T. 7a (r z:t I 1 1 Raymond St. It ' s been alright up to now so why look back. lannuzzi Memories: Thanks, A.B. U.S. Mr. F., Mr. G. Mr. M, Head, Purple Haze, I.L.B., 17th, 5 yrs. Plan, MA Mr. Foley. 64 i Y ) S. Sm6re cia Phil 2 Amos Terrace Electrical Engineer You want to go where everyone knows your name. Memories: Hockey 1 ,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Vice President 2; E Club 3,4; E Club Executive Committee, T.D., Jr. Prom Committee, 30 , I.F.W., M.M., Thanks Ma and Dad. i t eofytc f y. ( c u i io 25 Freeman Ave. Engineer The wisest man is generally he who thinks himself the least so. Boileau Memories: J.V. Hockey 1 ,2,3; Football 2; Get Loaded; the Train: S.S., ED, TJ, BM, JM, TD, TA, The Cem. Brig 24 Birch Street Wealth I made it! Memories: My Family, Rascals, Junior Proms, East Boston Camps, Sandy, Diane, Grace, Dawn, Jeanine, Jeanne, John, DC, TH, RB, KJ. Rich Physician To err is human, to forgive is devine. Semper Fidelis Memories: Oh! Alright! awrence Jed 46 Plymouth St. Music teacher and Performer I ' m not giving-in to security under pressure — I ' m not missing-out on the promise of adventure. Rush Memories: Tern 8 4 85, shop, Christmas parties, Band 1 ,2,3,4, Metro Nite 85 , Band Banquets, S + S Football games. ' iffi zt tcr i {. enAinsofi Kimi 16 Clarence St. Executive Secretary Only the good die young — So I ' ll live forever. Memories: DAVID 6-1-84, 8-1-84, WOODLAWN KIDS, LLRCKM , Winchester Girls — Aerosmith, Medford kids, Playstead , A.Z., N.H., I LOVE YOU, DAVID! BABY , Mystics, S.C. L.I.N. 7w £ c . ( ( aa u7t 126 Glendale St. Electrical Engineer We all bear witness as History unfold, Let ' s Hope tomorrow can deliver on the promise it holds. Memories: Hockey 1,2,3,4, G.J. Strange, Mac, Jack Tina, Jen P.T, DNC, D.B. Kid, Ale 86, Summer 85. Q)(mna . dime ( ( xo t 19 Villa Avenue Child Psychologist Believe in who you are, you are a shining star. Lionel Richie Memories: Basketball Cheering 2,3,4 capt., S.I.H., O.M.C (Head), APM, TOT, Buckwheat, Alicia, Joanne, Maria, Bug, Junior Prom. I LOVE YOU KEVIN 1 7 84. Love and Thanks Mom and Dad 65 Chris 74 Cottage St. Happy are those who have dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. Austin Memories: My Family, Friends, Northeast Bench Press Champion, Big Den ' s 1,2, Thanks Flo . l-77ifresa o . fort a 74 Cottage St. Legal Secretary When you wish upon a star Life will take you very far But when you live upon a dream Life ' s not always what it seems. Memories: Summer ' 85, Tanis, Lori, Ang, Rach; Thanks Mom and Dad! Becky 37 Swan Street Success Seek out in yourself what you love to do —that ' s what you should do for a living. Memories: Band 1-4; Student Council 2-4; Montreal; Summer 84, 85 ; SLARKK; Special Friends; CYO Council; LUV YA, Ma Dad. Mitchi 40 Parlin Street Happy and Successful May all our dreams come true. Memories: Rick — I Love You — A F (2-1-85), UGVGDLVTOME, Debbie, Maria, Patrice (PAW), Kim, John, Kirk, Joe, Mark, Dapper, LisaW, FLYGIRL, Palace, Surfing, golf, Florida, Lady Kozz, Thanks Ma, Alexis. — 86 — orcc ie a Cocoa 21 Lexington St. Travel Agent From special dreams grow fondest memories. Memories: Key Club, International Club, CYO, Rita, Paula, Devon, Nancy, Maria, Cheri. Jr. Prom, Debbie , Beach, Ski Trip 84 86, Core ' s Travels, Boston, Kipos, Bannana Splits. Lee, Love ya, Mom. 9Gvin,M 32 Greenhalge Ave. Banker Quid Rides? De te fabula narratur. — Horace Memories: Tennis 2,3,4. J.M., P.F., Ski Trips, Mom, Dad, S.M., L.A., Cape, Prom, T Parties, B.C., B.P. 9GztA een jt. Kathy 1 30 Clarence Street Happy Rich Live your life not to please others, but to please yourself. Memories: Football Cheering 3 4, Junior Prom, KEVIN 10-19-84, Hancock Street, RITA (cuz), Kerry, Patrice, Gullage, Michelle, Dave, Mimi, T.A., Leprechaun, Miss DiNatale, Ma Dad. Ik. 66 ( ( (! . tfc CtJ( 103 Chelsea Street Happiness The thing that counts most in the pursuit of happiness is the right traveling companion. Memories: Rick 5 29 83 I.L.U., Anne, Robyn, Theresa, Tanis, Mom Dad, Proms, Summerof 85 , Nana Papa. Brother Phil 214 Main Street Businessman Take short views, hope for the best, and trust in God. — Sydney Smith Memories : Luther James Kennedy Sr. , Auntie Laurel, Auntie Eda, Miss DeFeo, Miss Goldenberg, Mrs. Lucci, Mom and Dad Livote, Grandma, love you, Mom. 10 May Street Iron Worker Measure twice, you only cut once. Memories: M.D., D.B., D.P., Caf. Corner, The E.H. Girls and Mr. Doyle on the year of school. .flui r. (fcmica Li 50 Warren St. Cosmotologist Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you Memories: Kim, BFF Rita, K.J., C.G E.C., CM., Bruce, Mrs. Hickey, M.Q., 9-5-84, Montreal, I love you Ma Dad, Bunnies. ! ' ) 1 1. ( (■ Phil 13 Mohan St. Engineer We ' re free to go where we wish and to be what we are. Jonathan Livingston Seagull Memories: E Club 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Science Club 1 ,2,3,4, Yearbook 4. Al 18 Green Street Businessman It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Charles Dickens Memories : It was the best 4 years of my school education especially with my friends. ' eo Jude 81 Freeman Avenue Break on through to the other side. It ' s Time To Ramble On . . . Led Zeppelin Memories: Concerts for Sanity; S.F.; Bay Area; Blades Bird; Pam BBF ILL) Woman!!; G.S.M. 4-ever; The Firm (Fog); Hey Rob!!!; Field Hockey, Basketball, Tennis — Captain 3,4; Thanx T.M.; ILU Mom Dad. 111 Broadway Business Administration Lost time is never found Memories: Freshman year, Summer ' 82, Chris, A.F.P. crew, Ang, Karen, Theresa, Virginia, Ena, Mr. Venezia, Mike — 6 16 84, New Hampshire, proms , Pontiac Lemans, — I LOVE YOU — , Nana Mom — Thanks for everything! 67 KAR 69 Fremont Ave Advertising Administrator Take a chance . . . like all dreamers can ' t find another way. Duran Duran Memories: Jr. English, Jackie, Robyn, MISSING YOU KRIS, BRUINS, Barry 10, JBSG, Yearbook Staff, skipping out, partying, Rm. 126, FRIENDS, Love you Ma. cAac . . J ' wtc Li-vote 24 Reynolds Ave. To live life to the fullest. To do the best you can and prove yourself in life. Memories: Football 2,4, Pine Banks, M.Y., S.G., 67 Mustang. . ( Ac - oy Lloyd 90 Hancock St. The Few, The Proud, The Marines No one knows what it ' s like to be the bad man behind blue eyes, But my dreams they are misleading — The Who Memories: Thank you Ma, Celts, H.V., P.C., Hancock gang, Budweiser, Weekend Gigs, Trouble. amma . (Jai a r 33 Franklin St. Unknown CD. All the things you do me come back to you — Aerosmith Memories: R.K., A.S., Bonnies, Green St., Hurst, Marsh parties, Norton Ma., Paul, Summer 85. mies _ (Icvigrao ti Jim 1 7 Prescott St. Attorney lllegitimati non carborundum — Joseph W. Stilwell Memories: Tennis 2 Capt. 3,4, Ski Trips, Prom, The Heights, 3 O.T., K.K., C.C., S.J., L.K., J.F., K.K. 5 . ffarcc a St ctn i C M Luke To be successful and hopefully own my own business someday. A friend is a present that you give yourself — Robert Louis Stevenson Memories: Appleton St. Park, Hancock St. Park, Peter D ' s cottage, Mike D., Mike L, Bobby D., Steve D., Lenny P., Jay L, Al, Max, Ricky C., David C, Benny, P.W. WarcAe e Mark 31 Fremont Avenue Tool and Die Maker or a Policeman Workin for a Living ' Huey Lewis Memories: Cruising the Beach in the Maverick, Searching for Boo-Boos, Scott, Dario, Rick, Brian, and Cheryl, Machine shop, Thanks for being there Mom and Dad Bangzoom! (FRED FLINTSTONE) 68 ffiicAard JVaoarro Rickless 210 Vine St. Machinist Memories: My Z that never was, 5-19-85, J. P.M., GFL, SW. dusa i _ Veal Choggs 35 Glendale Street Success Happiness I believe that dreams come true. Madonna Memories: Mrs. H, Mrs. T, Lisa, Michele, The Bizzaro ' s, Lisa Jim, 9 21 85, Thanx for everything Mom, I Love You, Jay, I ' ll Love You Forever 2-26-84, I Really Made It. (Tilly) Basil 71 School St. Physical Therapist I ' ve got a feeling that if you give 100 percent all the time, things will somehow work out — Larry Bird Memories: Football 2,3,4; E-Club 3,4; The Meadow, The Boys, Andy G . , D . P. , The Wave, L.R.S., C-2, P-4, M-4. a mon M 194 Springvale Ave. Happiness If you can ' t convince em — confuse ' em!! Memories: Football Cheering, F.F. — Dianne, Jennifer, Chris, Annemarie, Tracey, Lori, J.C., P.P. Junior Prom — E.B., Maine — VS!!, JH — ATG Colossal? JFC!! Summer ' 85, Mrs. O ' Keefe, Thanks Ma Dad 1-4-3!! Kev 15 Richdale Ave. Sports Medicine One who competes is never a loser! L.A. Vozella Memories: Basketball 1,2, Capt. 3-4; Baseball 3,4; E-Club 3, Pres. 4; Yearbook; Donna 1 7 84; Junior Prom. Nebbin 9 Veterans Avenue Business Administration It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. C Dickons Memories: E.H.S. HOCKEY and Football, Seniordress up day; S S, My Friends, and family, T.T. 6 Hawthorne St. Secretary Give the world the best you can, and the best will come back to you. M. Bridges Memories: Concert, B.P., CP., M.R., CD., M.F., D P., R.P. Oke 132 High St. own my own business Act as if you can ' t fail and you won ' t J.C. Memories: Basketball 1,2,3.4, Baseball 3,4, Football 4, Proms — N.H., all my friends. I Love you Mom Dad. 71 218 Vine St. Happy and Successful They say all good things must come to an end, but with an end there is a new beginning. Memories: Football, best friend John Nye and Peter Pocarro and Rita Penta, I will never forget. r (cA r o l a H, 972 Broadway Happiness and Success Believe in yourself and all things are possible. Memories: I Love You Ma, Thanks Grandma, Miss Diane Pizzano, Mr. B., Miss Cahill, Mrs. Cheever. Munk, O 218 Vine Street Become a real estate millionaire (15 years tops) Never assume anything about anyone without really knowing them. You never know what people might know. Memories: Yearbook Committee, Jr., and Sr. Year in Cabinet Shop, playing Football last year with the seniors. (fart Vw Mar 56 Ashton Stre et Airline Reservationist You have dreams, if you act, they will come true! To turn dreams to fact it ' s up to you! Memories: T.T., K.T., M.Z., L.W., Summers 84,85! Great Times ! E.S.P. Thanks Mom and Dad I.L.Y. ALOHA HAWAII ! Wi tiam, . 0 so,, Manute 987 Broadway To go to college; Build a career in business; Live comfortably and be happy. Remember yesterday for what it was, plan your dreams for tomorrow, but enjoy today by living each day one day at a time. Memories: Alvirne ' 83, Indoor Track (2), Friendly ' s and York, Bleacher Creatures ' 85, Corona. S-E-A-L 43 Gledhill Ave. As I walk through the valley of death I fear no evil for I am the meanest MF in the valley. Memories: 1st Lunch, Cape Cod, Shop, The Ghetto, MAX, Crew, MG, JC. Parsley 334 Ferry St. Study Law Love me like a dream — for dreams are: your life in the night, and my hope in the day. Memories: Quebec, Hartford, Gina, Denise, L.G., M.M., K.P., S.M., Brian 12-24-84, I Love you Ma and Dad. y)( tw l icac i Fuzz 55 Wilbur Street To Be A Welder And Very Successful I will Always Remember The Summer Of 85 With Old And new friends. C.I.W., Oldsmobile (Lucifer) — Good Times with Tricia 7-19-85. Thanks Mr.Doyle and Mr. Maloney. Love Ya Ma and Dad 72 jMarui ' I ' .Lfa u e i-zcr Penza 26 Myrtle St. Success and Happiness Keep your heart young, your expectations high, and never allow your dreams to die. Memories: International Club, Jr. Prom, Florida 85, O.M.C., tennis with TV, Cheryl ' s, Alicia, Donna, Rita, Paula, Nancy, Coreen, love ya! Maand Dad! tftita £e ita Ree 12 West St. Travel Agent Year ' s may pass, but memories forever last. Memories: Key Club, C.Y.O., Coreene, Nanc, Paula, Devon, Maria, Cheri, Jr. Prom, Debbie , Beach, Uptown, Ski Trips, Reco ' s Travels, Boston, Kipo ' s, Banana Splits, John, Love ya Mom Dad. }Aw 0. }f ' rt o Prell 557 Second St. Journalist Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. . .These are the best of times. — Styx Memories: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Hoop; N.U., — 4, — 12; I.F.W.; Shannon; L.R.S.; Lynx; Annemarie; M.A.; Ma + Dad. Perriwinkle 22 Cleveland Ave. Accountant — C. P. A. It ' s been real. It ' s been nice. But it sure hasn ' t been real nice. Memories: MA and DAD, K.C., T.T., L.P., Mr. Shaw, Mr. Beagan, I LOVE YOU SAL. 8-21-84 Rose 62 Wellington Ave. Happiness and Success True friends are like diamonds, precious but not rare; False friends are like autumn leaves, found everywhere. Memories: Thanksgiving Day — 83, W.R.D. — 8-4-84, CP., B.P., dress-up day, Freshman Yr. G i H me . (I. i lcrsofi Chris, Spike 12 Edith St. To live a long and happy life We should cherish our memories for it ' s the laughter we will remember whenever we remember the way we were. Memories: BP, RPD, AO, PL, MR, DR, DM, Maine 85, The whole class of 86 . [jfiof ■ ( ( . :A r o { Bon 13 Carter St. Hair Dresser What I value more than all things is good humor. Thomas Jefferson Memories: Uncle Louie, Best Friend Chris, A.O., R.D., Brighams, Thanks Mom, Grampa. Love You. 2%a ecAt 199 Russell St. Gynocologist The more I get, the more I want Memories: Fresh, yr.; Dave ' s Cellar; S.S.P.; B.A.T.Z. with Rav; Maryellen; Jr. Picnic; Jr. Prom; New Yr. Eve ' 84-85 ' ; My Buddy Wiser; Chris; Eric; Paul; Diane; Thanx Mom. 73 Lori 85 Morris St. Travel Agent He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare, And he who has one enemy shall meet him everywhere. Memories: Silvana, Threasea, Beckaling, Montreal, Northend, Revere Beach, Our Studio Apt. S ter . £arcaro Peteros 30 Tileston Chemical Engineering The Race belongs, not to the swift, but to those who have the courage to keep running. Memories: X-cou nt ry ( 1 -4 ) , lndoor-Track(1-4), Tennis(2-4), H.A., J.A., S.F., D.D., J.D., E.M., Jo-Jo, J.N., E.R., S.F., and Liz. otlJ. Sorter- «J06 94 Maiden St. Computer Electronics Never say more than is necessary: R.B. Sheridan Memories: Miss P., Mrs. D., Jr. Prom, Jr. Year, Paul, Patty, Pam, Thanks Mom and Dad. (jfiatrtcA ±$ ater$ Pat 10 Otis St. To be Successful and Prosperous For long you live, and high you fly, smiles you ' ll give, and tears you ' ll cry, and all you touch, and all you see, is all your life will ever be. Memories: Maine 85 , friends, family. (y ' irix ofi icr (). ±£ux zz Chris 87 Clinton St. CPA Wrinkles merely, indicate where smiles have been. Memories: Fire Alarm 3rd per. — K.G., L.W., B.W., M.M., Friday ' s Feast, Baeball, P.J. ' s parties, Dress up day, All my friends, T.V. . Ot UVtt 9 tarte u a Re 8 Hampshire St. Nurse Life goes on, things happen everyday; so appreciate what you ' ve got before it ' s taken away. Memories: Basketball cheerleader 2,3, Capt. 4; Nurse ' s Aid 4, F.F. Lori, EmTee, Marcie, Tracey, Shannon, Brenda, Maine-V.SM, Florida, Kenny, Thanks Mom Dad. Bill 39 Foster St. Opulence Dream on . . . Dream until your dreams come true. Aerosmith Memories: Ross, Ken, Johnny D., Aerosmith weekend, Riz, Jack, Ernie, Dave, Anton, Jumpin ' Jack, Fergy, Studly, Rambler. 74 j flaria { lose 64 Florence St. Success Be yourself . . . it ' s the one thing that you can do better than anyone else Memories: Lisa G., Annalisa K., A.O., CP., L.W., Riv ' s Room, Miss P. 3 Prescott Terr. To own my Auto Body Shop Be glad of life because it gives you a chance to love, to play, and to look up at the stars. Memories: Tiea Skane, my cutlass , Autobody shop , Mr. C, football . Ross 35 Dartmouth St. Career in Computer Science Best Wishes to the Class of 86 Memories: Big Al, Mr. Peddle, Fergy, Celtics, Uncle Freddy, Special K., Big M a.k.a. Papa, Johnny ' s Psych Class, Bill, Pete, Studly, Tony, Flea, Moe, John. Chris 20 Fairmount St. Nurse Time passes, people change, but memories never die. Memories: Hockey Cheering 2,3, Capt. 4; Yearbook, Treasurer, Prom Comm., F.F.-LC., RM, DH, SN, JV, TD, JH — ATG , E.B.P., proms, Mrs. 0. 6:30, Tommy 1 2 1 4 83. Mom Dad 1. L.Y. Joe 1 1 1 High St. Business By suffering comes wisdom. Memories: Hockey 1 , Baseball 1 ,2,3,4, E Club 4, 0.S.P., S.S.P., Junior Picnic Jt Sparky 59 High Street Business Administration I am testing the bounds of reality, I am curious to find out what will happen, that ' s all. Memories: Football 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4, Mr. Gaurino, Robin 3-4-85, Mrs. O, Caiazzo Fight, The Boys, Love You Ma Dad. Roo 1 26 Jefferson Ave. Own a Business Nice hat, Saturday, It ' s not my school, Chevy C-amaro. Memories: Making fun of Mr. Mullian, Wrestling in the gym with Snook, Messana, Bukaroo, Simko. 75 51 Birch St. And now we go our separate ways, but will always remember our teenage days. Memories: Marcies parties, Ann, Nancy, Lori, Bermuda, Summer of 82. N.Y., Maine (M.T.) junior picnic, prom. Love ya Mom and Dad. Dave 1 1 Edith Street Business Administration YouNeverforgetyourfirstgirl(St. Pauli Girl) Memories: The Cape, waterskiing, windsurfing, sports, LB, LA, JH, Heinken mirrow, Love you Ma Dad. Steve 31 Gledhill Avenue Business Management You only live once, If you live life right the first time, once is enough! Memories: Hockey 1,2,3,4 M.A., Mrs. O Keefe, G.D., S.L., L.B., (P-N-A-M-F-H), Love Ya Ma, Art, Toni, and Tara. 63 Maiden Street Health — wealth and Happiness Memories: Michelle 7 24 85, Montreal 84, Ma, 75 Monte Carlo, the Park, Lou ' s, All my friends. Srec • U z er ( aa Oa ameA 4 Sherman St. Business Owner What is and what should never be Led Zep Memories: Junior Picnic, S.S.F., and all the Rats Scluff 38 Englewood Ave. Happiness Love, Family, and Friendship is the key to happiness. Memories: International Club, Fergie s Class, M. C. Prom, Steve, Jr. Prom, Bakery, Palace, Beach, My friends: Devon, Nancy, Coreene, Rita, Maria, and Thanks to my family. Wc t trt i it oa Kenny and MAG 7 Park Rd. To travel and see the world Do unto others, then run. What a buzzard, cocktails, you need your fudge packed. Memories: Summer of 85 , Bermuda, and Christine. It ' s my first year so let ' s make some. J aula ' j zeu. 43 Duncan Rd. Happiness May you be in heaven a half hour before the devil knows your dead. Memories: Sandy, Rene, My sisters, Thanks for Everything Ma, I Love ya, Timothy 9 8 83. lomas 157 Glendale St. To be a man. Memories: Pam ' 85, Mr. Leo, My Father and Mother, I love them all. . (naela I m A Siztricia . . i w. Tricia 46 Waverly St. To travel around the world. Keep smiling! People will wonder what you ' ve been up to. Memories: Key Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; International Club 3,4; Guidance; SADD 4; Yearbook staff 4; All my friends. Thanks: Mom, Dad, Ray, Vine, and Grandma. IT ' S Ally H. 1 1 1 Fremont Ave. Registered Nurse Memories play a sweet song on my mind that I shall remember always till the end of time. Memories: John B., all my friends, E.H.S., W.M.H., Quacks, Florida, The Rutter, I Love You Mom and Dad. ( Y rtA maoA Snooker 53 Freeman Avenue To Be Successful No matter what we get out of this.l know we ' ll never forget. Deep Purple Memories: Auto Shop Seniors, H.R. 2 3, Classmates, C.S.P., Buck, Rod, Weaver, R.M. 13, Honka, Butch, M.N., R.G. r a y . (. i7 (itj or Tarn 25 Bennet Street Medical Secretary Happy times may come and go, but memories last forever. Memories: I LOVE YOU GARY 6 4 83! M.O., L.S., S.V., Thanks Mom + Dad. E.S.P. J ALOHA HAWAII !! 77 Tina 1 Moreland Place Business Administrator To the whole Class of ' 86 — It ' s been real I Memories: Kristen, Adrienne, Kristine, Laura, The Porch, The Gang, Mr. Beagan, Guidance, P.Y.T., E.H.S., W.M.H., Bettyann, 77 Camaro, Danny, Vincent. I LOVE U MOM AND DAD!! 37 Stu art St. Business I have a theory that if you give 1 00% all the time, things will work out! Larry Bird Memories: Basketball 1 ,2 capt. 3,4, E. Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, S.S.P., All the Rats, Mom + Dad. Pieta 18 Gilmore St. See my wooden shoes in Amerilia. Vergeet nooit dat er na een slechte tyd altyd beteze komen . LIEVE pap en mam, onwys bedankt voor dit te gekke jAAR Memories: Thanks to: Mam, Pap, Ellen, Glenn, Ann, Jim, Jenifer, April, Nelleke, Briget, Diane. Lani 56 Liberty Street To help those who can ' t help themselves Memories: Good times with special friends, Jodi, Lisa, Chris, Eric, L.W., P.A., Acct I, M.B., Mrs. S., H, Beagans Class, 7-14-85 C.A., 12-4-85, N.W.E., 83-84 summer at M.P., Jr. H.R. thanks Ma, John, a.o.f., 8-25-83 — 1 -8-85 times with Michael. Trav 104 Linden St. C.P.A. Half our life is spent trying to find something to do with the time we had rushed through life trying to save. Memories: S.S.P., All the Rats; Dave ' s Cellar; The Hill; The Weekends;. Mom and Dad. Debbie 153 Nichols St. Happiness The friendship that can come to an end, Never really began. Memories: Florida ' 85 — M.I.M., Jennifer Jo-Ann (Brr.), Carolyn C.F., P.P. ' s, P J, S.E.L.M., Track, Ski trips, D.C. ' 83, G.C., A.L.C., We saw Robert Plant!, Thanx Ma Dad. Jpf c iac c . rtnacuo Trugger 15 Montrose St. To be successful There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way. Memories: Cheryl 5 7 84 . . . Best of Times. Tina ' s party, beep! Summer of 84, B.O.F. — D.P., S.M. Village Clubhouse, Thanks Ma + Dad. • lea ( ' . . Tull 225 Hancock St. Physical Therapy It is the eternal job of school to condemn thoughts of pleasure and imagination. F.G.T.H. Memories: 8th grade, Tip, CSP, The trio, the Caf, the Limo, RE, JH, MG, SSG, MC 2 , STC. 78 gtcctard gi. Pacca Rich 28 Cedar St. Rich Famous Relaaaaxxx . . . Memories: Football: 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3, capt. 4; Tennis 2, capt 3,4; Baseball 1 ; Mrs. O — Thanx; Chrissy 1 1 7 84; L.B.; Everyone Everything. STirur ' , ?. Vcgt ietti Vig 18 Central Ave. FMS Your dreams can become your realities only if you truly believe. ' Memories: Basketball 1 -2-3-4., Tennis with M. P., Junior Prom, Friday ' s Feast, Fun times with special friends (esp. M.H.), O.M.C. and Head, CP. jffaria ( l ' i a um Espie 92 Vernal Street Nurse It ' s better to have one friend of great value than many friends who are good for nothing. Memories: I Love You, Alan 3-25-85, International Club 2,3,4, Softball, Yearbook, Jr. Sr. Prom, Zappa, I love you, Mom. redri A W. Veeu er Freddie 1 1 Cabot Court Gigolo To tell them the truth is the best thing You can give them. Memories: Janine 9 25 83 football 2,3,4, huskies GBL champs. Bob, Mike, Gena D., Johnny, Monty SS, 38c Montreal, the beach Diane G. thanks Mom Dad. Sort . ( ' f ' c V Lau 84 Ferry St. Fashion Merchandiser Happy memories, like a lighted candle, light the dark places of later life. Memories: Lisa b.h.; M.T.; Jr. Prom T.D.A.; Y.T., Scott ' s party; G.N. All Summer Long; H.R.R.; Fr. Year; Special friends; T.M.A.D.I.L.Y. ±Ai r«T ' . ?. c lA ia 2051 Revere Beach Parkway Healthy Weathy The best pleasure in life is doing what people say can ' t be done. Memories: Hancock Street, Jr. Prom (SLEPROCK), Mimi, Ellen, Rita, Michele, Kathy, Sue, Jimmy, Gumby ' s Shadow (3-1-82), I Love You Peter , Thanx Ma Dad. , . Mi Jen 73 Preston Street Happiness Success May all our tomorrows be filled with happy yesterdays. Memories: Hockey Cheerleader 2-3-4, Jr. Sr. Prom Committee, Proms, FF: S.N., D.H., C.R., ATG Dede, Michele, Jeannine, Phil 9-25-82, Thanks Mom Dad, I Love You! 79 . (lic iae . VituAeoicA Vitt 67 Woodville Street Architectural Engineer Together we stand, We won ' t take no fall, cause we ' re winners and winners take all. Quiet Riot Memories: Kathie forever, 6 2 84, Summer 84, N.H., Gurtie, Phone bills, Junior Prom, Senior Proms, The Shop. oneua . . ' Warner Sheila 29 Myrtle St. Legal Secretary No dream is ever too big, no dreamer is ever too small. Memories: Yearbook, Metropathways, Florida, Homeroom, Paula, Scott, Laura, Karen, Cheryl, Mary, Lori, Are we having fun yet? , Thanks Mom and Dad, I Love You. GlotertJ. Wa Zace r. Bobby 48 Valley Street Lawyer ... I do recall those were the best times most of all . . . Memories: Football (2,3,4); Senior Class Pres.; Prom Committee (3,4); E Club Third V.P. (4); Chris 9 18 84; NOWE; LRS; IFW; 10 19; B.A.P.; RYNX; NJWD; THANKS MA. tfuvaQB. WaU 216 Main St. Accountant All of today ' s wishes are tomorrow ' s dreams that come true. Memories: Homeroom, Chorus, Cheryl, Mr. Shaw, Mom, Dad, Scott, Sheila, Paula, Laura F., Nana, Papa, Auntie. t£eter A. Ward The Ward 21 Gilmore Street To Boldly go where no man has ever gone before. What is a man — what has he got — if not himself — then he is not. I did it my way! Memories: Ma — Lisa — Wild Crazy Love — Grandma — Mrs. G. — ET — Love you Dad! c foseft t warren Weava 250 Main St. Machinist Memories: Friends and Shopmates, Firebird, The Rotten Gang, terrorizing, Rm 1 3, Big guys night out, Bang Zoom! Ilea M. % arren Li 27 Sammet Street Lawyer The sure way to miss success is to miss the opportunity. Victor Charles Memories: Lori, GN all summer, MZ, Jr. Prom, CW, Scott ' s party, UT, Freshman year, Summer of 85 , GA, Thanks Ma Dad, I Love You. ( ' ir .s ' a ' .son 481 Ferry Street To establish myself in the business field. You only live once so enjoy life while you can Memories: S.S.P. Rats, Loon Mts, Tim ' s House, 87 Medford St. Freshman, Church Street, Mary, Lani, Lisa, Paul Fournia, Billy, Ralph, John, Times with Jeff. 80 JcoU 9b. We c on 18 Clay Ave. To succeed in whatever I do! Memories: Baseball 1,2,3,4; All Star Team 3,4; Capt. 4; Hockey 2,3,4; Soccer 4; All Star Team 4; E-Club 4; Jr. Prom, Marie Fulger 7 22 83, D.F., B.D., J.M., Ma Dad you ' re the best!! 4 (7Yy ' ((W HT Lee 155 Jefferson Ave. Success and Happiness Dearly beloved, we are gathered here to give to this thing called life. Let ' s go crazy!! — Prince Memories: Thanks Dad for everything, Sheryl, Maria R., Lisa G., Mrs. C, Miss P., Mr. B., Revere Beach, graduation party. Oevofi ( J). ' (( ' ttt ia Dee 83 Chestnut St. Business Management If we can dream it, we can do it. Memories: Miss you Mom, Love you Dad, Paula, Nancy, Rita, Coreene, Jr. Prom Chris, Rockport, Key Club, International Club, Yearbook Staff, Guidance, BL3, Palace, Revere Beach, Florida. Wierbie 20 Arlington Street Health and Happiness The only mirror you ' ll ever have is in the face of a friend. Memories: Homeroom, Humanities, Psychology, Guidance Aid, Yearbook Staff, Elm Street Market, The Night Crew , my friends, Mishy, Ma, Dad, Nanci — I Love You. J Le6 94 Glendale St. Daycare Teacher To make the world a friendly place, one must show it a friendly face. Memories: Junior year, sewing class, Lisa Mealey, Tammy, Dress up day, thanks Mom and Larry, J.B.S.G., M C CM., M.D. {2 rtan Wile ' coa Dukie 54 Luke Road Carpentry Our memories of yesterday will last a lifeti me. These are the best of times. STYX Memories: Lunch at McDonalds, Coockie Shack, Stage Crew, Cabinet Shop, Camera Club, Yearbook Staff, Hampton Beach. 81 0 W A. Wi sofv 20 Rock Valley Ave. Meteorologist Everybody likes and respects selfmade man. It is a great deal better to be made in that way than not to be made at all. Oliver Wendell Holmes Memories: Baseball(1 ,2,3,4), Science Club(2,3,). E-Club(4), Ma and Dad. Stef 16 Wolcott St. Destiny is a matter of choice, not chance; it ' s a thing to be achieved, not waited for. Memories : Reggie — 1 -3-85 — always and forever, thanks Ma + Dad, Good Luck to all my friends. - aura ' U ' uixor . f uAf c - a t nte Shelly 28 Locust St. Beautician Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. Memories: Scott 6 16 85 (L.Y.F.); International Club; D.M., M.V., S.W., T O., L.W., L.V., M.O, S.G., E.D. Jo-Jo 42 Norwood St. To Survive Memories: Scott (4-1 9-85) I Love You!, T.F.B.T., Michelle(P.O) + Adam, Lunenburg, Proms, Chaser, Jimmy, Sandy, Michael, T.B., S.B., L.B., J.W., K.F., J.F., Band 1 -4, Summer of 85 , 1 0-1 8-85, 7-4-85, How ' s Ya Planet? 191 Sylvan St. Biologist Memories: Girls tennis team, Indoor Track, E Club, Key Club, Adv Math Class, Medford H.S. (£atricia jf£. arch i Patty 38 Hamilton St. Success Learn as if you will live forever; Live as if you will die tomorrow. Memories: Kris, Maria, Lisa, Donna, The Beach, Jr. Picnic, The Tenglia ' s, The Girls, M.O., Gram, Thanx Mom and Dad, Love you. f fL ic tarw . 77 {J)e a o 310 Chelsea St. Del Business Management We learned more from a three minute record than we ever learned in school. Bruce Springsteen Memories: Summer of 85, V.C., D.L. Coolidge St., B.M., T.J., J.M., Dracut, R.M., the Stang, Trubes AP Chem, C.L, D.T.T., Concerts, K.C. 85. 82 V W . ( ' Debbie 63 Dartmouth Street. Successful and Happy Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live for today. Memories: Joe — 6-20-83, Chris, Cheryl, Adrienne, Diana, Kristin, gym, Mom Dad o i 0. Jbo aro Junior 28 Sweeny Ave. Drunk many times a day if not many days entirely drunk. Memories: S.F., M.C., The Boys , Jim , M.H., North End !! The Menecede ' s Slugger , M. Rav, Love You Ma and Dad. NUZZ Happiness Failure is only the opportunity to begin again, more intelligently. Memories: Karol, Natural High, mile away, Chris. M., I love you Ma Dad. - lU GUl Bouvy 17 Duncan Rd. To be successful Where do we go from here Memories: I ' ll remember all the great teachers I ' ve had this year. jfetltOl . . ( ' (t i Tia 30 Waters Ave. T.V. Anchorperson Never let life get you down, there ' s always tomorrow to smile about. Memories: TEARS for FEARS Concert, FLUFFY, Dawna H., LD. M.W., Monique, 63 ' VETTE, NE.L.G., Gubby ' s, E.B., PAGEN, AMANDA, Thanx MA, Walter JIM, ALWAYS LOVING JAY 4-6-85 . . . ( fme i jfi . ( Mull ' 10 Swan St. Independently Wealthy Ambition is the internal drive which makes a person succeed no matter what the odds. Memories: Maine, Homeboys, C.S., The Beach, Body Shops, Thanx Ma, Maureen, Judy and T-Gin. Z I Panz 61 Clinton St. C.P.A. (Certified Public Accountant) The Page may crumble, the ink someday may fade, but never the memories of the friends I have made Memories: 1 st. lunch, 5th period study, accounting, C.Y.O. Summer of 85, Baseball, Thanks Ma. (Robert . (fac. a 83 i£ao o . Ifodo o Meatball 625 A Broadway Refinish Furniture Business Just give me a chance and I will prove to be the best! Memories: Kristine 10 9 85, P + D Classmates, Mr. Tower, Mr. Bottaro, Mr. Csicsek, I Love You Ma + Dad Thanks! Darla 1 29 Francis Street To be happy, healthy and successful Memories: Lisa, Renee, Mitch, Tina, Gardens, AMF, Jr. Prom, 16 Bellevue, HP, MP, Nana-7 23 84, Rascals, MFC, 11 2 85, Bucchiere ' s Thanks Ma and Dad! . tone juhul o ( Teem 26 West Street Cloth Designer I dream of everlasting love and life, dreams of the future, but never the end of my dreams. Memories: My friends, Jackie, senior year, M O, O.M. L.Z., Connecticut, Ohio, Revere Beach. . (f c iae 1 ? . I ' t tiAo Simko 40 Autumn St. Truck Driver, Police Officer Every man has a place in his heart, there ' s a space and the world can ' t erase his fantasy. I love Carrie. Memories ' Junior Prom, Crazy For You, Revere Beach, Eugene, Carrie, Ma, Dad I love you. ( ( ( ) ' e nc i A 32 School Street To be successful and Hopefully have my own business. All animals except man know that the Ultimate of life is to enjoy it. Memories: Shop, first lunch, School St., M.M., T.M., E.W., T.V., Autumn of 84, A. V., CD., S.R., All the Parties. ' oa l ia . fucct Poochie 27 Baldwin Ave. Success and Happiness Memories: Theresa, Nancy, Debbie, Marcy, Birdie, Motley, Joanne Stacey, Tracey, Mike, Lisa, 9 I 85-R, 64, Joe, Malls, Papa Gino ' s, Square Drug, Koosas, 729, Char, Robyn, Kris, I love you Ma Dad, Michele, Tony, Frankie, Phyllis 84 . .Uf . ( ( 86 Name that Tune L-R 4th row Laura Walsh, Julie Wilson, AnnMane Hickey, Crystal Spencer, Laura Fink, Michelle Blakeslee, Rachel Reinheimer, Debbie Reynolds, Debbie Dilkey, Delphine Trinidad, Peggy Rogers, L-R 3rd row Michelle Shotsleeves, Stephanie Ciriello, Kelli Collomb, Denise Donabue, Marva Crawtord, Heather Menza, Mary Guercio, Chene Dilkey, Suzanna Oberle, Liza Paolucci, Laura Evans, 2nd row L-R Maria Fallavollita, Tracy DiPerri, Dawn Rhoton, Marie Sachetta, Louise Fallavollita, Michelle Pacecca, Laura Sinawski, Holly Leary, Heidi Leary, 1st row L-R Lee-Andra D ' Attilio, Renee ' Nicoli, Lee Ann McWhinnie, Christie D ' Attilio, Denise D ' Eon, Gina Savino, Laurel Bartolo, Lisa Mulcahy, Lori Napolitano, Shannon Surro H 3| E.H.S. Chorus 93 The 1985-86 Crimson Tide basketball team is led by Co-Captains Paul Tierney and Kevin Noonan. Junior Robert Fialli combined with these two to create one of the best trios in the Greater Boston League. Other members of the squad include seniors Chris DeLillo, Steve lO ' Connor, and John Boress. Juniors Rob Dascoli, Elidio Amaral, Randy Noe, Mike LaCourt, Joe Trevasani, and Archie Carais. Sopho- mores Joe Sheehan and Ronnie Connon. The Tide is off to a terrific start at the midpoint of season. They have a 6-1 record in the tough Greater Boston League, and a 8-3 record overall. Both non-league losses, however, have come against two of the best teams in Eastern Mass, Cambridge Rindge and Latin and Brookline. There have been many highlights already, in the season that deserve mentioning. There was Noonan ' s 32 point effort opening night at home against Newton North. Included in the 32 points was a buzzer-beating 20 footer that gave Everett a two point victory. Also there was another buzzer-beater, this one by Tierney at Revere giving Everett another two point victory. Fialli was not without his great moments in the young season as he had an outstanding week against Cnelsea an Arlington, scoring 18 and 20 points in these two games. For these efforts Fialli was given the Star-of-Week award by the Boston Globe. While Everett prepares itself for a stretch drive, the faithful Tide fans optimistically await to see if Tide can continue their winning ways. If they can continue winning they will receive an invitation to the Eastern Mass. Tournament. Everett has not been in the tournament for the last two years and a trip this year would restore the Tide Pride that has been lost in those two years. With the team efforts and un- selfishness that have been displayed so far this season, there doesn ' t seem to be any doubt about who the class of the Greater Boston League is. E.H.S. BASKETBALL 7rfR 20 i Night Court Back Row: Coach Tom Gibson, Derek Ross, Tony Dinatale, Todd Jacobsen, Sandro Pendenza, Rich Vacca, Derek McCarthy, Jim Stilwell, John Jannino, Scott Weldon, Brian Morley, Assistant Coach Don Concannon. Front Row: Steven Witkus, David Ravanesi, Steve Sabella, Phil Imbrescia, Chris Denatale, Mike DiBattista, John Garron Hugo Aloro, John McDonough. EHS Hockey Coach Tom Gibson knew the Everett High Hockey team had its work cut out for them for the 85-86 season. Too many veterans graduated and too many of the sophomores and juniors did not develop enough to warrant a good outlook for the year. Hustle was never the problem, but, putting the puck in the net was, and, worse, keeping the puck out was even a bigger problem. Three goalies were in the battle for chief net keeper . . Seniors Phil Imbrescia and Mike DiBattista alter- nated last year, but, a little freshman, Chris DiNatale started to peek into the picture and pushed the seniors to better games . . Offense and defense was scarred by the same flame ... not enough stopping and not enough scoring. Later in the season the lines which were messed up earlier by injuries started to ignite and the scoring started to come. Sabella, Vacca, Witkus, Weldon, Pendenza, and a later comer, Ravanesi lit the enough to push some of the better teams before los- ing. Later on, Young freshman goalie DiNatale and freshman Jim Stilwell started to see action. Steadies on defense were John Garron, John McDonovoh, Tony DiNatale, Todd Jacobson, Derek McCarthy, and backchecking John Jannino, Derek Ross, Chuckie Reppucci, and Brian Morley, Hugo Arloro was counted on for much service, but, an injury kept him out for the year. 38 shots on net against Peabody was not enough for a victory. Nor was super games against Brockton and Waltham and the always powerful Arlington. The Tide had Arlington three to three after two periods, but defensive lapses on the back line and up front cost the game. At this time, seven games remain to be played and the spirit of the club is high enough to bring a respectable season for their efforts. Assistant Coach Don Concannon, Capt. John Garron, Capt Steve Sabella, Coach Tom Gibson. MlllllMBII mil 100 Top: Coach Mr. Baldi, Stacy Rotondo, Kim Rotondo, Rachel Perry, Capt. Maureen Habeeb, Janet Colameta, Claudia Vigalietti, Tina Vigalietti, Bottom: Michelle Garron, Maureen McDonald, Capt. Pam Griffin, Kelly Gillespie, Loree Griffin E.H.S. Girls Basketball The 1985-86 Everett High School Girls ' Basketball Team is captained by Pam Griffin and Maureen Habeeb. Both Pam and Maureen are 3 year starters at EHS and are strong candidates for the Greater Boston League All Star Team. In addition, the Crimson squad consists of 3 other seniors. They are Janet Colameta, who is a 4 year starter, Maureen McDonald and Tina Viglietti. The Everett season started slowly with several losses to strong non league competition. However, The Crimson has recently rebounded and the team has become one of the powers of the Greater Boston League. Mr. Baldi who is in his Eighth year as Varsity Coach, believes that this year ' s team is the most talented team that he has coached at Everett High School. The Tide is well-served by underclassmen. Junior Kim Rotondo and Sophomore Racheal Perry have started every game this season. Other under- classmen who are on the team include Juniors Michelle Garron, Kelley Gillespie and Loree Griffin as well as Sophomores Stacy Rotondo and Claudia Viglietti. This team has become a vital part of the legacy of strongly competitive Girls ' Basaketball Teams at Everett High School. Captain Pam Griffen Coach Louis Baldi Captain Maureen Habeeb EHS Track Team Back Row Craig Janino, Delphine Trinidad, Tommy Gorgenyi, Amy Kowalski, Ray Spurr, Kerry Strong, Jim Bums, 3rd row Angelile, Sean Peters, Stacey Blake, Jose Caicedo, Christine Auger, John Archibald, Dana Delgazio, 2nd Row Coach Jack Jan, Michael Vitukevich, Debbie Triant, Keith Fudge, Lorraine Boyle, Peter Pocaro, Chi Mei Hsu, Con- rad Crawford, Stacie Feltch, Fran Pesce, Bottom row Jay Estrella, Kerry Dean, AnnMarie Olsen, Rachel Alverez, Eric Mahoney Michael Vitukevich Debbie Triant Keith Fudge Peter Pocarro Mei Chi Husu Conrad Cawford Stacie Feltch EHS Football Cheerleaders Row Row II Row Tia Skane Kathy Kelly Shannon Nigro Linda Sousa Tracey Ahern Diane Hoffman Tina DeSimone Andrea Mahoney Judy Howard Kristen Gill Dina Sinatra Erin Nigro Jodi Keller Christine Mastoni Laurie Luciano Pam Bridge Claudia Vigelette Lisa Quish Jennifer Marino 111 Jennifer Vitale Brigette Lucey Anna Cammarata Lynay Moran Gina Savino Michelle Hery Laurie Lebranti Kim Franco Kristen Fay Cheers Hockey Cheerleaders Captain Gena DiGregorio Jennifer Vitale Captain Christine Rizzo 113 Basketball Cheerleaders The Basketball Cheerleaders captured the New England Regional Grand Championship November 30, 1985 at Boston College Along with 17 other Regional Champions from across the country, they qualified to compete in the 1986 National High School Cheerleading Championship held February 22 and 23 at Sea World in Orlando, Florida. The girls also added local honors to their list of achievements. They won the 1 985 Greater Boston Area Champion- ship, and the 1985 northern Area Cheerleading Championship as well. Boston, Massachusetts, November 30, 1985 — Everett High School beat out more than 30 area junior and senior high school teams to win the New England Regional Cheerleading Tournament at Boston College. Everett High qualified for a chance to compete in the 1986 National High School Cheerleading Championship to be held February 22 and 23 at Sea World in Orlando, Florida. In Orlando Everett will be competing for over $1 0,000 in gifts and awards presented by Personal Products Company and Varsity Spirit Fashions and Supplies. The Varsity all-girl award was presented to Everett High School from Everett, Massachusetts. The j udges scores are based on gymnastics, dancing and general cheerleading skills in each of these four competitive levels. Each squad, comprised of up to 16 members, has 2 1 2 minutes to perform their routine. The judges are drawn from cheerleading coaches and former collegiate cheerleaders. The New England Regional Cheerleading Tourna- ment is one of 18 scheduled to take place this fall. These events are the qualifying competitions lead- ing up to the National Tournament, says Susan Keithler, spokesperson for Personal Products, sponsor of both the regional and national events. Last year approximately 5,000 cheerleaders partici- pated in the Regional meets. Julie Gertz, Gina Spzuk, Celicia Fuccillo, Julie Stilwell, Terry Apruzzese, Karen Urnetta, Joanne DePietro, Donna Johnson — Captain, Renee Reardon, Jodi Firicano, Debbie Zanor, Kristen Reppucci, Jo-Ann Bowen — Captain, Annemarie Quealy — Captain, Laura Shaw, Gearlyn Merchant — Coach, Carolyn Browne, Kim Poste, Stacey Lyons, Mary Beth Spayne, Traci Light, Denise Donahue 114 BASEBALL BUNCH E.H.S. BASEBALL SENIORS: Back Row: Scott Wheldon-captain; John Capodilupo; Dave Wilson; Kevin Noonan. Middle Row: Brian DiPerri; Joe Rizzo; John Barry; Phil Langone. Bottom: Paul Perillo. 121 m ■Hi 124 Andrew Mastrangelo 131 136 Joseph Canney, Auto Body Shop Al Guckert, Auto Shop Charles Robinson, Printing Shop Stephen Hickey, Electrical Shop Al Conte, Machine Shop John D ' Amore, Upholstery Thomas Tower, Painting and Deca. Shop George Leydon, Machine Shop Joseph Bognore, Cabinet Shop Michael Doyle, Sheetmetal Shop Paul O ' Brien, Printing Shop Robert Mason, Printing Shop Edward Millian, Auto Shop Thomas Tufts, Electrical Shop James Maloney, Sheetmetal Shop Jeffrey Russell, Auto Tec. Shop Robert Spinella, Cabinet Shop 137 Be productive, be successful, be forgiving, but most of all, be loving. CONGRATULATIONS! Mrs. Kathleen Donovan, Superintendent of Schools It is not enough to congratulate graduates for successfully completing 12 years of learning ex- periences. I would want all graduates to face the world with courage, determination, faith in our country and our people, and above all, to have a belief that if they sincerely provide effort and deter- mination in the goals they pursue they will be a successful mother, wife, husband, father, friend, and most of all a good person. 138 Mr. Fredrick J. Gibson, Assistant Superintendent of Schools Edward Leo — Submaster James F. Mulloy — Submaster James P. Mc Cauley Principal of Everett High School 1968 — Retired December 1985 139 Guidance Department 140 The Honorable John R. McCarthy Mayor of Everett Best Wishes and Congratulations to the graduates of Everett High School Class of 1986 from Mayor John R. McCarthy, the City Govern- ment and the people of Everett. E Club E Club Officers E CLUB STUDENT OFFICERS The E Club ' s newly elected student officers at Everett High School for the 1985-1986 academic year include (seated from left) Robert Wallace, third vice president; Judy Leo, first vice president; Kevin Noonan, president; Pamela Griffin, second vice president; and Maureen McDonald, secretary. Standing (from Left) are Lawrence Vozella, club adviser; Maureen Habeeb, executive committee; Philip Imbrescia, executive committee; John Barry, treasurer; Janet Colameta, executive committee; and Hugo Arloro, executive committee. Nurse ' s Aids 1 st Row: Jennifer Vitale, Alicia Furbush, Tracey Ahern, Shannon Nigro, 2nd Row: Dianne Hoffman, Tracey Doherty, Christine Rizzo, Annemarie Quealey, Mariane Cole, Celicia Fuccillo, Laura Fink, Brenda Guzman, 3rd Row: Karen Urnetta, Donna Johnson, Gena DiGre- gorio, Miss O ' Keefe, Andrea Lementea, Anna Cammarata Career Ed Back Row: Maria Ciacciarelli, Shannan Nigro, Donna Haydel, Carol McAndrew, Mr. Merenda, Front Row: Kristen Gill, Lisa Giordano, Monica Ariza, Diane Morley FTA L-R: Jimmie Mangraviti, Kristen Gill, Mr. Merenda, Top Row: Kevin Keefe, Richard Muise, John Barry, Robert McCarthy, John Capodilupo, Christine Mastone, Kim Aleo, Stefanie Lo Grassi, Carol Fulchini Key Club Bottom Row: Pam Griffin, Elizabeth Canty, Patricia Spurr, Paula Wierbowicz, Michele Cafasso, Elizabeth Foye, Donna Johnson, Maureen Habeeb, Tina Viglietti, Lori Vertulo, Maureen McDonald, Annmaire Quealy, Michelle Marciello, 2nd sitting: Andrea Baiocchi, Janet Colameta, Kristen Ahlberg, Lisa Buonopane, Darlene Dejardin, Dianne Hoffman, Christine Rizzo, Alicia Furbush, Becky Kanan, Marie Pendenza, Noelle Griffin, Christine Campanella, Monica Ariza, 3rd Row: Philip Imbrescia, Bobby Wallace, Chris Jordan Lisa Giordano, Tracey Light, Coreene Kebadjian, Rita Penta, Devon Whitney, Maria Villamarin, Julie Gertz, Standing, Debbie Triant, Jennifer Gudjonsson, Kelly Auger, Shannon Nigro, Tracy Ahern, Ralph Cipollone, Gena Digregorio, Tracey Doherty, Brenda Guzman, Richard Vacca, Kathy Kelly, Kristen Gill, Donna Haydel, Michael Ciacciarelli, Kevin Keefe, Jimmie Mangraviti, Karen Ligocki, Senior Prom Committee Left to Right: Miss Donohue, Gena DiGregorio, Tracey Doherty, Michelle Marciello, Becky Kanan 2nd: Jennifer Vitale, Christine Rizzo, Miss Defeo, Robert Wallace, Donna Johnson, Mike Catalano Guidance Aids L-R 1 st Row: Paula Wierbowicz, Andrea Baiocchi, Patricia Spurr, Elizabeth Canty, Kristen Ahlberg, Lisa Buonopane, Darlene Dejardin, Devon Whitney, Claudia Viglietti, Maureen Habeeb, Maureen, McDonald, 2nd row: Monica Ariza, Donna Johnson, Liz Foye, Maria Pendenza, Tina Viglietti, Lori Vertulo, Coreene Kebadjian, Pam Griffen, Alicia Furbush, Becky Kanan, 3rd row: Patrice Vinci, Racheal Addonzio, Kelly Auger, Christine Auger, Marybeth Russo, Paula Sclafani, Rita Penta, Debbie Triant, Jennifer Gudjonsson, Noelle Griffen, 4th row: Patricia Gardin, Janet Colameta, Tracy Ahern, Tracy Light, Laura Shaw, Keevin Keefe, Lisa D ' Angelo, Paula Fitzerald, 5th row: Christine Campenalla, Karol McAndrew, Lisa Parsons, Andrea Mahoney, Annmarie Hicks, Karen Ligocki, Rosa Pesce, Nellie Cuzzuza, Lisa Giordano, Shannon Nigro, Kristen Gill, Tracey Doherty, Donna Haydel 144 Chorus L-R 4th row: Laura Walsh, Julie Wilson, AnnMarie Hickey, Crystal Spencer, Laura Fink, Michelle Blakeslee, Rachel Reinheimer, Debbie Reynolds, Debbie Dilkey, Delphine Trinidad, Peggy Rogers, L-R 3rd row: Michelle Shotsleeves, Stephanie Ciriello, Kelli Collomb, Denise Donoabue, Marva Crawford, Heather Menza, Mary Guercio, Cherie Dilkey, Suzanna Oberle, Liza Paolucci, Laura Evans, 2nd row L-R: Marie Fallovollita, Tracy DiPerri, Dawn Rhoton, Marie Sachetta, Louise Fallavollita, Michelle Pacecca, Laura Sinawski, Holly Leary, Heidi Leary, 1st row L-R: Lee-Andra D ' Attilio, Renee ' Nicoli, Lee Ann McWhinnie, Christie D ' Attilio, Denise D ' Eon, Gina Savino, Laurel Bartolo, Lisa Mulcahy, Lori Napolitano, Shannon Surro International Club 1st row: Maryann Cole, Maura Nester, Tina Vigli- etti, Maria Villamarin, Alicia Furbush, Secretary, Donna Johnson, President, Coreene Kebadjian, Vice President, Monica Ariza, Treasure, Michelle Marciello, Jodi Flammia, 2nd row: Maria Pendenza, Christine Rizzo, Joanne Dumas, Loretta Mazullo, Devon Whitney, Rita Penta, Paula Sclafani, Patricia Spurr, Debbie Triant, Christine Ferguson, Jennifer D ' Agastino, 3rd row: Doris Picardi, Faicta Salameh, Lisa Castano, Brenden Walsh, Lori Griffin, John McDonough, Kelli Gillespi, Gail Garron, Sandy Briley, 4th row: John Barry, Raymond Spurr, Michael Maglio, Annmarie Olsen, Lorraine Boyle Eric Tiberi, Lenny Simonelli, Kerri Dean, Kelly Collomb, Mary Ann Siriglnano, Last row: Nick Triant, Robert Pottle, Shieila Sullivan, Tracey Coolen, Brian Cain Television Front row: Joe Prezioso, David Hooker, Greg DeRosa, Ricard Iwanicki, Curt Withers, Tom Ciulla, Mr. Sullivan, Back row: Lance Stoddard, Eric Tiberi, Paul Stoddard, Ray Meyers, Ray Evans National Honor Society 1st row: Judy Leo; Vice President, Paula Wierbo- wicz, Mei Chi Hsu, Patricia Spurr, Devon Whitney, Sylvia Cavallo, Alyson Summers, Liz Foye, Stacie Feltch, 2nd row: Maria Ciacciarelli, Robert Beauchamp, Philip Langone, Richard Muise; President, John Barry; Secretary, Debbie Triant; Treasurer Blood Drive Kristen Gill, Maria Ciacciarelli, Lisa Giordano, Donna Haydell, Mr. Merenda Quiz Kids 1st row: John Capidillupo, Jimmy Mangraviti, Mr. Merenda, 2nd row: John Barry, Kevin Keefe, Robert McCarthy 146 Science Club L-R Sitting: Brendan McNeill; Secretary, John Barry; Vice-President, Phil Langone; President, Rich Iwanicki; Treasurer, 1st row: Mark Mcheill, John D ' Arco, Maria Cataldo, Micole Martin, Rachel Reinheimer, Kelly Collomb, Jessyer Summers, Kerry Dean, Kristen Wood, Patricia Spurr, Allyson Summers, Jennifer D ' Agostino, Gail Garron, Loree Griffin, Christine Ferguson, Michelle Garron, Jean Morse, Thomas Stella, Science Club Advisor, 2nd row: Sheila Sullivan, Doris Picardi, Liz Foye, Jennifer Gudjonsson, Debbie Triant, Loretta Marzullo, Kelly Gillespie, Kellie Morse, MaryAnn Sirignano, Judy Leo, Eracelia Cataldo, Brian Cain, Bob Ellis, Back row: Bob Beauchamp, Peter Porcaro, Richard Muise, Hugo Arloro, Conrad Crawford, John McDonovgh, Ray Spurr, Bill Olso, Ray Meyers, Mike Peterson, Nitin Dalai Reps for State Board of Education Shannon Nigro, Christine Rizzo, Mr. Merenda, Judy Leo Yearbook Committee 1st row: Andrea Baiocchi, Co-Editor, Michelle Caffasso, Paula Wierbowicz, Stacie Feltch, Donna Johnson, Maureen Habeeb, Tina Vigellitti, Lori Vertulo, Maureen McDonald, Maria Villamarin, Devon Whitney, Liz Foye, Peter Porcarro, 2nd row: Patricia Spurr, Shelia Warren, Debbie Triant, Jennifer Gudjonsson, Elizabeth Canty, Co-Editor, Janet Colameta, Pam Griffen, Annmarie Quealy, Gristine Rizzo, Gena Digregorio, Tracey Doherty, Dianne Hoffman, Coreene Kebadjain, Rita Penta, Noelle Griffin, Julie Gertz, Jo-Ann Depitro, 3rd row: Tracey Ahem, Racheal Addonzio, Kevin Noonan, Bobby Wallace, Philip Imbrescia, Monica Ariza, Michelle Marciello, Rita Pendenza, Pam McGee Judy Leo, Karen Ligocki, Allyson Summers, 4th row: Mike Catalano, Ralph Cipollone, Shannon Nigro, Paul Perillo, Chris Delillo, Chris Jordan, Hugh Arloro, Robert Beauchamp, Philip Langone, Tia Clark, Alicia Furbush, John Barry, 5th row: Richard Vacca, Brenda Guzman, Kathy Kelly, Kristen Ahlberg, Debbie Mocozzi, Christine Campenalla, Rita Camarata, Kelly Auger 147 150 152 Alfred Hitchcock Presents Vocational Division The Presentation of the gavel to Speaker of the House, George Keverian. From left to right: Supt. of Schools Kathleen Donovan, Brian DiPerri, George Keverian, James Marchese, Ronald Bartles, Michael Adams. Special Memories Summer 85 Times on the Corner. (D.e.f.) I Love Mike Casey — Carrie Tricia — Remember all those great Friday nights — Andrea The crew and Tenag ' s — friends always Lisa, remember the good times, Best friends always — Rita Betsy — remember summer of ' 82 — Andrea Mr. Zanors Senior Math Class — Per. 2 3m ' s, T L Mr. Foley ' s Freshman Year English Class Per. 7 M M L. WWSSHH(1-8) AT. Zipper — DC and NG 4eva friends — S.C. I Love You Dominic 5 16 85 Andrea, Remember all those great Saturday Nights, Patricia Stefanie Wilson loves Reggie Miller 1 3 85 Always and Forever! Field Hockey 85 — Tourney — Grif, Janet, Mo, Habeeb, Judy, Pam To the yearbook staff — we made it — Karen S.T.A.D. — v.s.m A special memory to my dog Fluffy, Tia Loves You. Thanks Auntie Helen and Uncle Anthony, Love Joanne Rick I Love You! A F Mitchi (2-1-85) Hey Phil! Don ' t ya love the snow? — Bliv Kris and Jackie, my Best Friends Forever, Karen I Love You — Jim Dee — Forever — 8 29 85 — Robyn Rita in my Homeroom — John O Tina Scott, Renee George — forever Rita and Coreene, Best Buddies 4-eva! ' 82- 86 Skenaman: Do you really give a fig pig? Love Phil Chris I Love You! Always and Forever — Debbie Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Stella and Family Kev, I Love You! Always and Forever 1 7 84 . . . Donna To Michael, I Love you now and forever! 5 7 84 . . . Cheryl Alicia, one little, two little, three little, Buckwheat Love . . . Donna Robyn and Karen, Best Friends Forever To Smoochie, Let ' s get BEEP! Love Boop! Brian, I will always love you. Lisa 12 24 84 I Love You foreva Micheal, It could of worked Charlene Morrione Loves Brian Janes May 3, 1985 Thanx a lot for everything Virginia Clara Paula Devon Friends Forever 80-86 . . . Tina, Alicia, Maria: OMC (Head). Habeeb, Donna, Kim To Boop, Don ' t forget me 5 7 84 Love Smoochie Good people — doing a good job! Mom Dad — I Love you always forever! Sabella — Scolaro, Catalano, Rotondo, Mount Hood Annemarie — I don ' t know what to tell you kid — Shannon Thanks Geralyn Love the Basketball Soccer Cheerleaders of ' 86 Thanks for the GREAT Times — Wierbie 161 CLASS HISTORY It all happened a while back when September 1 982 rolled around. It was the year that the Class of ' 86 began its journey through what seemed as if the world was com- ing to an end. However, it turned out to be the most exciting experience of their lives. Freshman year. When these freshmen opened the doors to Everett High for the first time, many of them wished they wre back in Parlin. The easy l ife. But as September turned into October and October rolled into November, we on the most part loved not having to walk on the right side of the halls or write the Parlin charter everytime we did wrong. Life was beginning to look like a bowl of cherries compared to Junior High. Everett High for the next four years was going to be the time of our lives that we would never forget. In our sophomore year, we watched as freshmen were coming into the world we just got out of. They seemed to look so small and helpless, but not us, we passed that experience with flying colors. Speaking of colors, sports were coming along. Not as well as we expected, but new talent was blossoming. Each year was being played with a new high. A new goal was to be reached, just one step away every time. So far everything was falling into place, just right. But, before we seemed to realize where the time had gone, our sophomore year had slipped away. Junior year was to be something special. Not only was it going to be special, because we ' d be seniors in one more year. We were to also make friendships tighter than ever before. We all knew what we ' d take for courses, because Mr. Fo ' resteire told us all. He didn ' t want to see us in his office anymore. And why not? He knew we all loved him . . . guess we drove him crazy. Was he the one to make Mr. Malione change the Guidance Counselors to alphabetical order? We also knew that those seniors were having a heck of a lot more fun than we were. Time flew by, in early spring, it was Junior Prom time. The committee worked hard to make the date one to be remembered. If the decorations sagged and eyes started to close towards the end of the evening, not a soul noticed for it was one of the most wonderful evenings to remember. Toward the end of Junior year, there was a sudden change of class officers. The votes were counted, the count was in and in the final run Bobby Wallace was chosen over Tracy Ahern to be our new class president. Tracy had served us well in the 2 years she had been our class president and we thank her. Also, Bobby will be the best choice as Tracy was. Back to sports, there was a big event. Junior year had been a good one for Everett High Cheerleaders. They have been chosen to participate in a state tournament. It was now summertime, and as the saying goes, No more pencils, no more books, no more teacher ' s dirty looks and last, no more finals for that year. What we didn ' t know or realize was that to most of us it was our last summer of freedom before we started our Senior year and probably continued into the working world. As we cast off, ready to ship out on the last row of our Everett High School journey, we start off the year with a new gimmick, NO MORE SEVEN DAY RULE I guess we finally won, and who would be behind it. None other than our Mr. Leo. You don ' t suppose he ' s turning into a softy, do you? Well, that ' s something we will never find out. Also, the school had become computerized. Quoting Mr. Dolan, You people are lucky to be getting out in time. Aside from the good, there was the bad, the fear of passing for the year. Seeing that many of us were still on vacation in October, would it be hard? Not for the Class of ' 86. Time went on, we settled down for College Boards and survived. A lot of us anticipated that no matter what, this would be the best Senior year in Everett High history, and for the most part it was. Spring vacation had come and gone. The Senior Prom was here bringing joy, love, happiness, and excitement and even a little sadness into our hearts. It was one night that we ' ll never want to forget. Even as times were good to remember, they were also slipping away. High school days, full of good times and bad, were soon going to be part of our past. Where have they gone? Soon, what we all had been waiting for was here, Graduation Day. As we sit in rows, sneaking glances and wondering where the years have gone, suddenly remembering yesterdays. We stand there saying goodbyes, words cracking and tears flowing, thinking how strange the feeling was to say goodbye to the people you grew up with. Oh those times, why did they have to go? We had learned together, played together, cried together and laughed together, but now our school years have ended. Looking ahead, we had each taken a different road. Some to meet again, others to drift apart, but we always have our memories. Nobody can take those away from us because they always have been ours and always will be ours. Karen Ligocki PATRONS Mr. Italo Baiocchi Mr. Mrs. John Archibald The Book Barn B D Beauty Supplies Christy ' s Market D D Ceramic Tile Teresa Donovan — The Work Out Corner Donut Villa Everett Sq. Personal Market A Friend John Foresteire Family Jobs for Bay State Graduates Kautz Family Mr. Mrs. Luther Gurley Peter Gloria Morrione D. A. 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