Malden Catholic High School - Lance / Hi Way Yearbook (Malden, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction . page 2 Dedication . page 4 Seniors . page 14 Senior Directory . page 42 Fall Sports . page 50 Underclassmen .page6i Winter Sports .. .page 82 Faculty . page 96 Spring Sports .. page 108 Student Activities .. page 120 Prom . page 148 Commencement page 152 Parting Shots .. page 156 t mm HP Reach Out and Touch Someone That’s what the M.C. experience is all about! No matter how far apart our lives and ambitions take us, we will always have fond memories of our friends and experiences at Malden Catholic. We hope that in the years to come, when we turn the pages of this year¬ book, the pictures will remind us of how much we treasured our days in high school. — Editors WALDEN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL DEDICA TION For the past four years, Malden Catholic has provided for us, the class of 1979, a remarkably dedicated faculty. As we look back over our high school career, certain teachers stand out, not so much for the hours we spent in their classroom, but because of the love and friendship they have shown towards us. This caring, most definitely shows in their methods of teaching, but it also shows in the help they have given us phys¬ ically, mentally, and spiritually. One such man is Brother Tim Skala, C.F.X. Whether he is teaching, giving us pushups, or accompany¬ ing us on our days of experience, Bro. Tim has shown his brotherly love to us. 4 5 P . 2 Si ' ’! ££ jH : :j:S jg ,. :ss ' I S|flfiSS$9 Tri-Captains: Chris Barry, Ralph Grava and Chris Perna mitfm Mike Zarho Michael Madden and his bag of tricks. The sandman visits freshman cultures. Mr. Mazzei and friends, Steven Lucia and Damien Mangini I ' d like to teach the world to sing. The thrill of victory. Mike Manzi doing his Ted Aronis imitation Ted r it .meyer Dave Serafini and Thom Walden playing with the Wang v : ‘ nnuuw«®g innaniBB ha i: u tuE r - B CKoi For once. i Who says that this place won’t drive a person crazy? Whatever happened to the dress code? fw _ A Tony is awake in the library. 13 SENIORS “It was a long way coming, but we made it!” MM im l 1 Ron Giannusa, Rich Collotta, Jim Burke, Joe Marchese and Mark Shachat John Crowley “diligently?” working on his test. Steve Russo: “We’re number one!” ' Tom Luongo: “I know I dropped my penny somewhere in these bushes.” Victor Olson Paul Esdra drinking water for a change. JOHN ABRAMS GREGORY AGNONE “To know yourself is to know the world.” LUIS ALVERNAZ “When Honor’s sun declines, and wealth takes wings, then learning shines, the best of precious things.” PETER ANASTASI “If I can’t fix it, it’s not broken.” MICHAEL ARCHER “Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there’s still time to change the road you’re on.” THOMAS BARKER FRANCIS AVERY THEODORE “Ted” ARONIS HELP” 18 PAUL BEAULIEU CHRISTOPHER BARRY CHRISTOPHER BELLINI “There is nothing noble in being superior to some other man; true nobility is being superior to your former self.” EDWARD BERGEN “Do you want to bet? I’ll bet a buck.” LANCE BRUNO “To work hard and be successful.” PATRICK BRUNO “Strength of mind is exercise, not rest.” KEVIN “Booch” BUCCI “When I’m sad and all alone. I’ll think of us and telephones.” JAMES BURKE “You only go around once in life, so grab for all the gusto you can.” 19 JOHN BURKE MICHAEL CAMERON “A man is not beaten if he is defeated; he is beaten if he quits.” THOMAS CANNON “Champion the right to be yourself, dare to be different and to set your own pattern; live your own life and follow your own star.” DANIEL CAPOTOSTO “The good man prolongs his life; to be able to enjoy one’s past life is to live twice.” MICHAEL CANTALUPA “For every end, there is a new beginning.” DEAN CAPPELLO “Have microphone, will travel!” as FRANK CARABINERIS “ONCE is enough, but a second time will con¬ firm it.” 20 RALPH CATTANEO KENNETH CHASE “Thank you.” HOLLIS CLARK RICHARD CLARK “Without criticism, there is no change, without change, there is no growth, without growth, there is no life.” RICHARD CLEARY “It’s not how someone has loved you, but rather how you have loved someone . . .” STEVEN “Coach” COCCIARDI t is better to have tried and failed than to have :ver tried at all.” THOMAS COLBERT “Life is a journey, not a destination.” 21 JOHN CROWLEY “If you don’t have time to do something right, why do you have time to do it over?” JAMES CROWTHER JOHN CONWAY MICHAEL CRY AN ‘Some things are better left unsaid.” ROBERT “Bubbles” CUTONE CHARLES DEIORIO “Always do right; this will gratify some people, and astonish the rest.” DAVID DELANEY “Mankind is precious not by its cumbersome quality but by the quality of its development.” ROBERT DELANEY “He who is without sin may cast the first stone.” 22 JOHN DeROCHE DONALD DiFIORE MICHAEL DiCENZO MICHAEL DiFRANZA “All you need in life is ignorance and confidence, and then success is sure.” EDWARD DiGIROLAMO “The world of tomorrow starts with the work we do today.” ROBERT DiNUCCIO ‘Everyone leaves a mark, some deeper than oth¬ ers. THOMAS DiGREGORIO THOMAS DiORIO ‘Go out get all you can, don’t be shy and don’t ir IH hark 23 STEVEN DiPRIMA “If you take the chance; you’ll never dream of what might have been.” JOSE DOMENECH “I just hope that this will have helped me become a rich and successful businessman.” JOHN DONOVAN ' It is better to wear out than to rust out.’ MARTIN DUANE “Hey, what can I say?” STEPHEN DUCHARME “Music is the universal language of people.” MARK DUFFY “I’ll get mine in 79.” SEAN DUFFY “Knowledge is good.” 24 STEPHEN “Ike” EISENHAUR “No guts, no glory.” JOHN ENGLISH “If at first you don’t succeed try, try again.” PAUL ESDRA ANTHONY ESPOSITO RALPH FAIA Us: % 3 LAWRENCE FALLON “The reason I bang my head against the wall is because it feels so good when I stop.” MICHAEL “Henry” FANDEL “Though the requirements were not always a joy, the rewards were worth the efforts.” 25 RICHARD FAY ROGER FIELDING “Why do we never get an answer when we’re knocking at the door?” i ROY FIGUEIREDO “A man who dedicates his life to knowledge becomes habituated to pleasure which carries with it no reproach.” EDWARD FITZEMEYER JOHN FLANAGAN “Think like a man of action and act like a man of thought.” KEVIN FOLEY “Success comes in cans; Failures in can’ts. Don’t be denied.” STEPHEN “Fordie” FORD “If at first you don’t succeed keep on succing until you do succeed.” RICHARD FRIESER “Live only for one day at a time.” 26 MICHAEL GAETA “And in the end, the love you take, is equal to the love . . . you make.” JOHN GALLAGHER “Arise, go forth, and conquer . . RONALD “Fonz” GIANNUSA “And now the end is near, and so we face the final curtain ... I did it my way.” MARK “Ahab” GLOVER STEPHEN GIROUARD “Show me a good loser and I’ll show you a loser” RICHARD GRAF “I am never less at leisure than when at leisure, nor less alone than when I am alone.” RALPH GRAVA “Black and Blues of defeat is a much better color than the yellow of cowardness.” RICHARD GUARINO “Now the memory blurs” 27 STEPHEN GUNNING NEALHAMBERG “It takes good actors to make characters, but it takes a crew to make a show.” BRUCE HARTIGAN “School and work are the same but you get paid for work and you pay for school.” LAWRENCE HARVEY “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.” WARREN HOWARD DAVID HUNT STEPHEN JACKIEWICZ 28 MICHAEL KEEFE CHARLIE KELLEY “Free I am, I have no bills to pay. My debts are “When all hope is lost, pray for a weekend.” squared, out perfectly. RICHARD “Dicky” KENDALL “If old wines and old friends are best then I’ll see you on the “Stairway to Heaven” because that’s where the happy people go.” PAUL LAURIA “Life is a bowl of cherry pits, but you have to start somewhere.” JOHN KELLY “I finally made it through and no more worrying about M.C. homework no more.” ■ V GERRY LETENDRE i won’t submit.” EDWARD LEARY ‘If you can’t cut it don’t pick up the knife.’ 29 ROY “Lemon” LIMONE ‘Life is full of unexpected pleasures.” JOSEPH LUCA ‘Common sense is not so common.’ ' THOMAS LUONGO NELSON LYLE JOHN MacISAAC “Without a struggle there’s no progress, without unity there’s no struggle.” Arthur McDermott “Be all that you can be, not what you are.” PHILIP McCABE “If a person can’t be himself, who can he be.” DANIEL McAVOY ‘Time Fades Away.” 30 WILLIAM McELENEY “Life is not all beer and skittles.” STEPHEN McGLYNN “The greater of progress is the desire to prog¬ ress.” JOHN “Moe” MAHONEY “Never run to catch a woman or a bus. There will be another along in a minute. If it’s the last one, you won’t get on anymore.” PETER MALLON JED MANGAN “Then on the shore of the wide world I stand alone, and think till love and fame to nothingness do sink.” JOSEPH MARCHESE “And now for something completely different.” RONALD MASTROCOLA “You can count everyday but make everyday count.” CLIFFORD MASTRICOLA 31 STEPHEN MINASSIAN BRIAN MONAHAN MICHAEL MOORE RAYMOND MATAYABAS CLAYTON “C. J ” MATTOS “So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.” 32 HUGH MULLIGAN “What does it all mean?” KEVIN “Rat” NESTOR “Live as if you expected to live a hundred years, but might die tomorrow.” JOSEPH “Wacky” NOWAK “Enthusiasm is very good lubrication for the mind.” JOHN “Jack” O’BRIEN “I would uphold justice, but for no other reason than to protect myself.” PHILIP “O’B” O’BRIEN ' It’s been such a long time.” TIMOTHY “O’B” O ' BRIEN VICTOR “Vic” OLSON “Truth is the most valuable thing we have. Let us economize it.” 33 JOHN O’MALLEY “Time, like snowflakes, disappears while we’re trying to decide what to do with it.” GERARD “Tony” O’ROURKE “He that would govern oth ers, first should be the master of himself.” MICHAEL O’SULLIVAN “He who knows others is learned. He who knows himself is wise.” STEVEN PACIFICO “The best things in life are free.” ANGELO PAPA ERNEST “Ernie” PARENT “Music is a prophecy of what life is to be; the rainbow of promise translated out of seeing into hearing.” JOHN PEREZ ERIC PHANEUF CHRISTOPHER PERNA “Thank God for caring parents and holdup men.” 34 RICHARD PIGNATONE DANIEL POIRIER MICHAEL “Fish” POLIA “Confidence conquers.” VCENT “Vinny” POLITO JOHN POMPEO STEPHEN “Quiv” QUEVILLON “Make every opponent you face, fear you and respect you.” JAMES “Quig” QUIGLEY KEVIN QUINN 35 PAUL RAUSEO “In life, there is more to be endowed than there is to be enjoyed.” MICHAEL “Chivas” REGAL “If all things in life were equal, then the rewards would be commensurate with the effort.” JOHN RICE, III “Swimmers have more fun.” PHILLIP “P. J.” RICH JOHN ROSSI ANTHONY RUGGERIO JAMES RUELLE STUART “Stu” ROTMAN “If I whisper, I am not heard. If I shout, I am not regarded. If I mock, I am not admired. . . . and so I laugh!” RUSSELL “Rusty” RUNGE “Seldom do you fully appreciate other’s abilities until you compete with them.” STEPHEN “Russ” RUSSO “If you want something, get it.” THOMAS RYAN “It is better to keep your mouth shut and let peo¬ ple think you are dumb, than to open it and remove all their doubts.” ROBERT “Bob” SANTOSUOSSO “If you don’t feel like doing it today, do it tomor¬ row.” MARK “Scapeech” SCAPICCHIO “It is the business of little minds to shrink, but he whose heart is firm, and whose conscience approves his conduct, will pursue his principles unto death.” PAUL “Sciz” SCIOLETTI “Success is always sweeter if you have your peace of mind.” DAVID SERAFINI “Those of you who think you know it all are annoying to those of us who do.” 37 MARK SHACHAT “A man without direction will end up where he doesn’t want to be.” PATRICK SHANNON “Silence is golden.” ERIC “Ricky” SHEAR “WHEN will it end, and HOW?” DAVID SILVERMAN JEFFREY SLAVIN “What a long, strange trip its been. Now my head is empty and I don’t care.” JOSEPH SOLLITTO “Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello, Goodbye, Goodbye, Goodbye, Goodbye. That’s all there is. And the leaves that are green turn to brown.” 38 MICHAEL STANTON “There comes a time in the affairs of man when he must take the bull by the tail and face the situ¬ ation.” ANTHONY SULLIVAN KEVIN SWEENEY “The best things in life are free.” STEPHEN “Thor” TARANI “If you want to be great, you’ve go to be better, but if you’re not good enough, then forget it.” ARTHUR TIMMONS JOHN TOUCHETTE “How can I know what I think ’til I see what I say?” ANDREW TRAGER “Education is an ornament in prosperity and a refuge in adversity.” MICHAEL “Tringles” TRINGALE “The best thing a man can do, is do the best he TERRENCE “Tull” TULLY “Another victim of four year senioritis.” JAMES “Jim” TURNER “Friends, you can’t make it without them; keep in touch.” 39 RICHARD VARGA “Man proposes but God disposes.” FRANK USSEGLIO “Youth is wasted on the young.” JOHN VENEZIA MARKVENTOLA “Find what you really want in life and go after it with all you’ve got.” KENNETH “Kenny” VISCARELLO “Non-violence is a strong man’s weapon.” THOMAS “Thom” WALDEN “Today a senior, tomorrow a freshman . . . Again! (sigh).” RICHARD WALSH 40 •■■.;■ . ' v. ■ ' -■ ■ .- - ;-; r ' ;’.t c 5. - ■■ ' v . ■ ' . • ..;. ; SENIOR DIRECTORY GREGORY AGNONE, 34 Suffolk St., Medford, Baseball, Crystal 99, Student Council LUIS M. ALVERNAZ, 9 Albion Place, Somerville, NHS, Science Club, Enlightenment Editor PETER K. ANASTASI, 167 Waverly Ave., Melrose, Soccer MICHAEL S. ARCHER, 186 Kennedy Drive, Malden THEODORE ARONIS, 54 Clarence St., Everett, Football, Track, Musicales FRANCIS J. AVERY, 10 Westwood Rd., Somerville THOMAS E. BARKER, 51 Holyoke Rd., Somerville, Track, Basketball CHRISTOPHER K. BARRY, 28 Reynolds Ave., Everett, Football Captain, Track, Intramurals PAUL R. BEAULIEU, 135 Boston Rock Rd., Melrose, Ski Club, Musicales, Intramurals, Athletic Committee, Social Committee CHRISTOPHER J. BELLINI, 5 Meacham Rd., Cambridge, Track, Crystal 99, Cultural Committee EDWARD BERGEN, 193 Governors Ave., Medford, Hockey, Soccer, Baseball, Student Council, Cultural Commit¬ tee Ilf ' LANCE J. BRUNO, 211 Main St., Medford, Soccer, Chess Club PATRICK M. BRUNO, 121 Boston Rock Rd., Melrose, Swimming, NHS, SociafCommittee KEVIN BUCCI, 12 Concord St., Malden, JAMES M. BURKE, 78 Haddon St., Revere, Intramurals, Musicales, Basketball JOHN F. BURKE, 140 Warwick Rd., Melrose MICHAEL J. CAMF1RON, 52 Pearson Rd., Somerville, Crystal 99, Track, Hockey, NHS, Who’s Who THOMAS J. CANNON, 1 Fletcher Rd., Lynnfield, WMCH, Soccer. Track MICHAEL A. CANTALUPA, 9 Myrtle St., Medford, Soccer, Baseball, Track, Weekly Journal DANIEL C. CAPOTOSTO, 63 Boston St., Somerville DEAN CAPPELLO, 90 Jacob St., Malden, WMCH General Manager, Crystal 99 Music Editor, LANCE Activities Editor, Stage Crew, Stage Manager, Musicales, Lit¬ erary Magazine, Who’s Who FRANK A. CARABINERIS, 173a Washington Ave., Chel¬ sea, Football, Musicales, LANCE, Spanish Club, Social Prom Committee RALPH CATTANEO, 1 North Square, Boston KENNETH G. CHASE, 2 Teton Lane, Medford HOLLIS B. CLARK, 16 Clark Circle, Lynn RICHARD P. CLARK, 17 Woodrow Ave., Medford, WMCH, Camera Club, Musicale, Crystal 99 Associate Edi¬ tor, Drama, Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer, Prom Committee, Social Chairman, Open-House Chairman, Fresh¬ man-Senior Advisor RICHARD J. CLEARY, 205 Columbia St., Malden, Football, Basketball, Musicales, Intramurals STEVEN A. COCCIARDI, 19 Jackson Ave., Everett, Foot¬ ball, Intramurals THOMAS J. COLBERT, 6 Wing Rd., Lynnfield, Baseball, Musicales, Student Council, Ski Club, Sailing Club, NHS, King and I RICHARD G. COLLOTTA, 510 Pleasant St., Malden JOHN P. CONWAY, 57 Huntington Rd., Arlington JOHN F. CROWLEY, III, 6 Marmion Rd., Melrose, Golf, Musicales, Ski Club, Bowling, Student Council, LANCE Sports Editor, Intramurals JAMES F. CROWTHER, 37 Clinton Rd., Melrose, Hockey MICHAEL S. CRYAN, 813 County Rd. Box 274, Pocasset, Crystal 99, Curtain Call, Hockey, Literary Magazine, Ski Club ROBERT V. CUTONE, 7 Lovell Rd., Arlington, Baseball, Soccer 42 CHARLES W. DEIORIO, 102 Addiaon St., Chelsea, Intramurals, WMCH, Science Club DAVID F. DELANEY, 20 Willard St., Chelsea, Student Council, Musicale ROBERT P. DELANEY, 20 Willard St., Chelsea, Football, Intramurals, Musicale JOHN W. DEROCHE, 82 A Bowdoin St., Malden, Baseball MICHAEL F. DICENZO, 75 Vista Ave., Medford, Hockey DONALD G. DIFIORE, 289 Washington Ave., Chelsea, Hockey, Soccer, Intramurals MICHAEL J. DIFRANZA, 185 Bradford St., Everett, Football, Intramurals, Ski Club, Science Club, Spanish Club V.P., Prom Social Committee, Musicale EDWARD S. DIGIROLAMO, 126 Glover St., Everett THOMAS G. DIGREGORIO, 200 Ridge Rd„ Revere ROBERT W. DINUCCIO, 21 Staples Ave. Apt. 38, Everett, Work Crew, Soccer THOMAS B. DIORIO, 282 Upham St., Melrose, Baseball, Tennis, Intramurals, Musicale, Prom Committee, Ski Club STEVEN M. DIPRIMA, 58 Baldwin St., Charlestown JOSE P. DOMENECH, 69 Tainter St., Medford, Student Council, LANCE Photo Editor, Camera Club, Inter¬ national Club, Cultural Committee, Intramurals, Musicale, NHS JOHN F. DONOVAN, 284 Washington Ave., Chelsea, Crystal 99, Musicale, Intramurals, Prom Committee MARTIN F. DUANE, 66 Fisher Rd., Arlington, Football, NHS, Musicales, Social Committee, Science Club, Intramurals, Who’s Who STEPHEN M. DUCHARME, 62 Hancock St., Malden, International Club V.P., Work Crew, Science Club, Social Committee MARKO DUFFY, 49 Glen St., Malden, Swimming, Soccer Captain SEAN P. DUFFY, 19 Dennet Rd., Wichester, Track, Literary Magazine, Ski Club President, Musicales, Sailing Club, Science Club, Intramurals, International Club STEPHEN E. EISENHAUR, 21 Fells Ave., Terrace, Med¬ ford, Crystal 99, Track, Swimming Captain, M.V.P., Student Coun¬ cil JOHN F. ENGLISH, 1629 Revere Beach Parkway, Everett PAUL D. ESDRA, 20 Sterling Ave., Saugus, Track, Basketball ANTHONY A. ESPOSITO, 47 Fernwood Ave., Revere, Football Manager, Basketball Manager RALPH E. FAIA, 47 Linden St., Everett LAWRENCE P. FALLON, 33 Wamesit Ave., Saugus, Soccer, Football, Intramurals MICHAEL T. FANDEL, 14 Longfellow Rd., Melrose, Social Prom Committee RICHARD J. FAY, 46 Irving St., Everett, Track, Swimming, Musicales ROGER A. FIELDING, 5 Oliver Terrace, Revere. Track, Social Committee, Freshman Orientation ROY M. FIGUEIREDO, 28 Almont St., Malden. Science Club EDWARD L. FITZEMEYER, 6 Philip Circle, Melrose JOHN K. FITZGERALD, 27 St. James Ave., Somerville, Intramurals, Camera Club JOHN C. FLANAGAN, 119 Belleclaire Ave., Longmeadow, MA, Soccer Captain, All Star Team, Hockey, Track, Weekly Jour¬ nal Editor, Sailing Club, Science Club, Chess and Games Club, Who’s Who, H.S. Studies Program at M.I.T., America’s Outstanding Names and Faces, American H.S. Athlete. Prom Committee, Musicale, Yearbook, Literary Magazine KEVIN P. FOLEY, 48 Adams St., Melrose, Soccer, Hockey, Student Council President, Who’s Who STEPHEN F. FORD, 31 Magnolia Rd. Melrose RICHARD S. FRIESER, 77 Broadsound Ave., Revere MICHAEL J. GAETA, 244 Kennedy Drive, Malden, Football, Golf, Crystal 99, Intramuarls JOHN J. GALLAGHER, 111 Adams St., Malden, LANCE Associate Editor, Crystal 99, Work Crew, Musicale, Student Council V.P., Religious Committee, Social Commit¬ tee, Cultural Committee, Athletic Committee, Intramurals, Who’s Who, Spanish Club 43 RONALD D. GIANNUSA, 7 Pinehurst Ave., Saugus, Football, Student Council, Musicale STEPHEN GIROUARD, 77 Prescott St., Reading, Football, Hockey, Baseball, Intramurals MARK R. GLOVER, 109 Meridian St., Melrose, Hockey RICHARD D. GRAF, 533 Lynn Fells Parkway, Melrose, Track, Golf Captain, Musicale, Ski Club, Social Committee, Intramurals RALPH A. GRAVA, 2 Evelyn Court, Everett, Football Captain, Intramurals, Track, Ski Club RICHARD J. GUARINO, 24 Lund Rd., Medford STEPHEN R. GUNNING, 22 Burget Ave., Medford, Chess and Wargames Club, Work Crew, Intramurals NEAL H. HAMBERG, 29 Alden St., Malden, WMCH, Musicales, Stage Crew, Drama Club, Social Com¬ mittee, Program Director WMCH, LANCE Staff, Science Club, Curtain Call BRUCE H. HARTIGAN, 46 Trenton St., Melrose, NHS, Religious Committee LAWRENCE W. HARVEY, 94 W. Border Rd., Malden, Track, Musicale, Student Council, Religious Chairman, LANCE Staff, Crystal 99, Open Houses DAN I EL P. HOCTOR, 7 Park Dr., Woburn WARREN T. HOWARD, 12 Marr Rd., Saugus, Hockey DAVID J. HUNT, 6 Pine Ridge Rd., Stoneham STEPHEN J. JACKIEWICZ, 14 Cooper St., Boston MICHAEL F. KEEFE, 9 Berwick Court, Everett CHARLES D. KELLEY, 472 Highland Ave., Malden, Soccer, Ski Club, Tennis, NHS JOHN M. KELLY, 18 A Woodward St., Everett, Soccer, Musicales, Lancers Club RICHARD W. KENDALL, 295 Upham St., Melrose, Hockey, Golf, Social Prom Committee, Musicales, Student Council, Ski Club, Who’s Who PAUL N. LAURIA, 19 Wilbur Ave., Saugus, Football, Golf EDWARD J. LEARY, 83 Park St., Melrose, Tennis Captain GERARD L. LETENDRE, 15 Irvington Rd., Somerville, Musicales, Stage Crew, Student Council ROY T. LIMONE, 16 Winter St., Somerville JOSEPH R. LUCA, 97 Bromfield Rd., Somerville, Crystal 99 Associate Editor, LANCE Literary Editor, Nat ' l Merit Commended Student, Cultural Committee, Prom Com¬ mittee, Intramurals, Bowling, Musicales THOMAS G. LUONGO, 164 Malden St., Malden, Camera Club President, Drama, Curtain Call, Math Team, LANCE Photo Editor, Crystal 99 NELSON P. LYLE, 27 Ridge Hill Ave., Malden WMCH News Director and Music Director, Stage Produc¬ tion Supervisor, Football, Basketball JOHN S. MACISAAC, 15 Ashcroft Rd., Medford DANIEL J. MCAVOY, 11 Pilgrim Rd., Melrose, Soccer, Student Council PHILIP A. MCCABE, 6 Arlington Ter., Malden, Musicale, Intramural, Track ARTHUR L. MCDERMOTT, 15 Damon Rd., Medford, Hockey, Baseball, J.V. Football Captain, Track, LANCE Sports Editor, Sad Club, Kowolik Fan Club WILLIAM A. MCELENEY, 134 Sheridan Ave., Medford, Track, Musicale, Wrestling, Sad Club, Kowolik Fan Club STEPHEN F. MCGLYNN, 25 Lookout Rd., Medford, Cross-Country Co-Captain, Track, J.V. Hockey JOHN L. MAHONEY, 15 Eustis St., Chelsea, Musicales, King and I, Student Council, LANCE Staff, Cul¬ tural Committee, Stage Crew PETER A. MALLON, 168 Central Ave., Malden JED P. MANGAN, 21 St. Mary’s St., Medford, Freshman Hockey Manager, Musicales, Athletic Committee JOSEPH F. MARCHESE, 10 Valley St., Medford, Intramurals, Musicales CLIFFORD F. MASTRICOLA, 393 K Street, S. Boston RONALD J. MASTROCOLA, 21 Richard St., Medford, Track, Tennis, Sailing Club, Musicale, Sad Club, Kowolik Fan Club 44 RAYMOND G. MATAYABAS, 19 Hersam St., Stoneham CLAYTON J. MATTOS, 1 Citizen Place, Cambridge, Musicale, Literary Magazine, Crystal 99, NHS STEPHEN E. M1NASSIAN, 7 University, Medford BRIAN P. MONAHAN, 101 Tudor St., Chelsea, Social Prom Committee, Science Club, LANCE Staff MICHAEL P. MOORE, 274 Fellsway West, Medford ROBERT J. MOREL, 124 Bellvale St., Malden, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Musicales, W.M.C.H. PATRICK F. MORIARTY, 216 Summer St., Malden ROBERT J. MOULAISON, 181 Salem St., Woburn HUGH J. MULLIGAN, 5 Fremont St., Somerville, Intramurals, Camera Club, Science Club, Musicales, Crystal 99, Lance Faculty Editor KEVIN M. NESTOR, 25 Rosemont St., Malden, Football, National Honor Socie ty JOSEPH J. NOWAK, 44 Allston St., Medford, Baseball JOHN J. O’BRIEN, 38 Jackson Ave., Everett, W.M.C.H., Science Club, Student Council, Lance, Musicales PHILIP J. O’BRIEN, 291 Fellsway East, Malden TIMOTHY J. O ' BRIEN, 62 Morman Rd., Melrose VICTOR A. OLSON, 316 Carter St., Chelsea, Track JOHN F. O’MALLEY, 352 East Forster St., Melrose, Football, Student Council, Crystal 99, Intramurals, Muicales GERARD A. O’ROURKE, 6 Rustic Rd., Stoneham, Hockey, Golf MICHAEL J. O’SULLIVAN, 17 Ashland St. Medford, Football, Musicales STEVEN M. PACIFICO, 31 Piedmont St. Arlington, N.H.S., International Club, Hockey ANGELO A. PAPA, 33 Clark St., Boston, Track, Musical, Crystal 99 ERNEST J. PARENT, 14 Woodside Ave., Everett JOHN V. PEREZ, 44 Charter St., Boston CHRISTOPHER D. PERNA, 143 Franklin St., Malden. Track, Musicals, Baseball, Ski Club, Football Captain, N.H.S. Captain ERIC W. PHANEUF, 27 Columbus Ave., Somerville, Ch ess Club RICHARD M. PIGNATONE, 139 Billings Ave., Medford DANIEL POIRIER, 97 Park St., Melrose MICHAEL J. POLIA, 51 Plymouth St., Malden, Amateur Radio Club President, Chess Club, Musicals, W.M.C.H., N.H.S., Camera Club VINCENT T. POLITO, 27 Flint St., Somerville, Crystal 99 — Editor in Chief, Intramurals, Lance Faculty Edi¬ tor, Musicales, Student Council, Social Committee JOHN D. POMPEO, 18 Newton St., Medford STEPHEN L. QUEVILLON, 17 Willard St., Chelsea. Student Council, Intramurals, Football JAMES J. QUIGLEY, 6 Crescent St., Medford, Football, Musicals KEVIN L. QUINN, 19 Trenton St., Melrose PAUL J. RAUSEO, 38 Ashton St., Everett, Sailing Club, Student Council, Lance, Musicales, International Club MICHAEL S. REGAL, 75 Spring St., Cambridge, Golf Club, Science Club JOHN C. RICE III, 55 Apple Hill Rd., Melrose, Swimming, Captain, Student Council, Lance PHILLIP J. RICE, 320 Map le St., Danvers, Hockey JOHN A. ROSSI, 1 Garden Court St., Boston STUART J. ROTM AN, 200 Columbia St. Malden, Curtain Call Co. V.P., Art Club, Crystal 99, Basketball, Foot¬ ball, Literary Magazine, Intramurals, Musicals, N.H.S.. LANCE Art and Layout Editor JAMES K. RUELLE, 41 Webber St., Malden, Football, Intramurals ANTHONY G. RUGGERIO JR., 1072 Bennington St., East Boston 45 H ' llfll— RUSSELL A. RUNGE, 11 Aaron Street, Melrose, Hockey, Baseball STEPHEN RUSSO, 132 Woburn St., Medford,. Football KENNETH RYAN, 131 P St., South Boston THOMAS P. RYAN, 20 Franklin St., Chelsea, Football, Musicals, Intramurals STEPHEN SALAMONE, 27 Plymouth St., Wakefield ROBERT C. SANTOSUOSSO, 42 Sterling St., Malden MARK S. SCAPICCHIO, 98 Walton Park, Melrose, Student Council, Crystal 99, Track, Intramurals, President of N.E.M.D.S.C., N.H.S. PAUL SCIOLETTI, 19 Gleason St., Medford, Intramurals, Musicals DAVID B. SERAFINI, 152 Pierce St., Malden, Bowling Club, Chess Club, Student Council MARK W. SHACHAT, 22 Nevada Ave., Malden, Drama Club, Lance, Science Club, WMCH, Curtain Call PATRICK J. SHANNON, 178 Fulton St., Medford, Math Team, Intramurals, Basketball ERIC E. SHEAR, 177 Cheriy St., Malden, Intramurals, Tennis ALAN J. SILVA, 131 Surrey St., Medford DAVID E. SILVERMAN, 16 Hill St., Malden JEFFREY M. 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WALSH, 56 Monument St., Medford MICHAEL WINTERS, 39 Simpson Ave., Somerville, Science Club President, Social Prom Committee ' ' ' ' ’ : , % ■ - ' ttt «S ■ , -. V .. s � • , a ‘n« � • ' � w| � � � £� €t ■ ' W£ S$g$tk g§am • � «• � % ” «� «.� «« t , .JHI ‘ T ' ’, 11 ! ' ' I?? «� • ' � , % � JfuSS;: 56 t •?«g |jfS : 5g; National Merit Commended Students: Sitting, L-R: Steve Gunning, Joe Luca, Hollis Clark Mark Scapicchio. Standing, L-R: Tony Sullivan, Chris Perna, Vin Polito, Paul Beaulieu Have an itch, Clayton? Mike, the ball’s over there Chris Barry and Ralph Grava taking a break between attempted passes Peter Mallon, Phil McCabe and Nelson Lyle Tom Ryan getting drained out by the Red Cross. Mike Stanton: “Well, la-di-da, My team’s better than yours.” Larry Harvey loves getting the soles of his shoes in the yearbook. Richard Clark is dozing off after spending hours and hours planning the prom. Andrew Trager reading the Crystal 99 Oh Brother Dan. do you still wonder how Mark Ventola got an A in A.P. English? V. X. John Gallagher on the horn to Gin. 49 yrx ' «■ ■ ;: r ■-■? -. -4� • ,- , . • -V.; • i tl|a .;, i� i M r VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row, L-R: S. Girouard, S. Cocciardi, J. Coviello, J. Anderson, Capt. C. Barry, Capt. C. Pema, Capt. R. Grava, S. Anzuoni, J. Ruelle, K. Nolan, R. Faia, M. Buzzotta, Second Row, Coach Lang, S. Tarani, S. Quevillon, M. Duane, R. Cleary, M. O’Sullivan, J. Walsh, S. Russo, K. Nestor, H. McEleney, Coach Stevenson Third Row, L-R: L. Fallon, F. Chiara, G. Nealon, M. Clark, D. Caradonna, R. Mazzone, J. Bourgea, M. Colbert, J. Symonds, K. Pallotta, Coach Hickey. ' wm. Ralph Grava The 1978 varsity football team, led by tri-captains Chris Barry, Chris Perna, and Ralph Grava, scored several triumphs, both inter¬ nally and externally. After gaining their first win of the season from Matignon, the team went on to overpower Xaverian, West Roxbury and Pope John. The team can attribute these strong victories to awesome defense and a quick rushing offense. Recognition for these victories must also be paid to head coach Mr. Joseph Lang, director of secondary defense and offensive backs Mr. Charles Stevenson, and coach of defensive and offensive lines Mr. Brian Hickey. The team also owes a special thanks to J.V. coaches Scott McDougle and Jim Campbell who greatly aided them during the season. 52 Chris Barry going for the touchdown. Coaches Hickey, McDougle, and Campbell Steve Anzuonni kicking off Ralph Faia: “Okay, you’ve had your fun, now everybody up!” ffc. Jeff Symonds Coach Stevenson 53 J.V. FOOTBALL First Row, L-R: C. Wright, S. O’Rourke, C. Russo, W. Franzese, J. Hughes, W. McNeill, L. Hillson, J. Cusack, S. DeGenova Second Row, L-R: Coach Jim Campbell, W. Sollitto, C. DiFronzo, S. LaSota, R. Joy, T. Tarpey, J. Jesoraldo, C. Bartolomeo, J. Sheehan, Coach Scott McDougall Third Row, L-R: J. Rush, R. Webb, B. Shea, M. Sherzi, B. Shea, B. Canniff, J. Ronan, J. Malachowski, J. Burns. J-V- FROSH Although this year’s J.V. team did not have a winning sea¬ son, they did show much promise for the future. A disappoint¬ ing 2-6 record and several injuries would totally discourage most teams but our J.V. team is ready to return next year fur¬ ther skilled, experienced, and ready to win. Despite a losing record, the Lancers managed to defeat our major rival, Pope John in the opening game. Outstanding players on the team were Billy Franzese and Ron Webb, how¬ ever, the entire front line was exceptional which brings much hope for the Varsity team of 1980. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Front Row, L-R: M. Gallagher, S. Herrin, S. Copolla, M. Scurto, J. Solviletti, R. DeLoreeta, T. Capone, L. Faria, M. Hayes Second Row, L-R: D. Malerba, J. Maho¬ ney, J. Russo, C. Lake, M. LaRocca, H. Jones, J. Russo, S. Faia, J. Forti, J. Fabiano Third Row, L-R: Coach J. Twombly, A. Forti, J. Urban, S. Mountain, A. Amigo, E. Belding, M. Norton, P. Cameron, J. Lynch, J. Sullivan, L. Fulgione, B. Goodwin, M. Denaro, T. Maddaleni, M. Gasparello, J. DeBella, D. Brandanese, M. McCarthy, J. Papa, Coach Aiello With a record of 5 wins and 3 losses the freshman team dis¬ covered several excellent players including Mike Scurto and Steve Coppola who were elected captains of the team. After beating all the Jr. High School teams in Malden the M.C. Freshman Lancers were crowned the Malden Champs. Many thanks go to Mr. Aiello and Mr. Twombly, the coaches, Rich Connolly and Joe Foster, the team managers, and Bro. Larry Dunn and Bro. Kevin Kennedy for all their support throughout the season. M.C. Freshmen at practice Guess who’s in the middle! 55 CROSS COUNTRY The 1978 Cross-Country Track team finished their season with an impressive overall record of 5-3 and a Catholic Con¬ ference League record of 4-2. The squad, under the direction of Coach Bro. Myles McManus and Asst. Coach Mr. Louis Ruggerrio, took second place in their conference. Captain Paul Esdra finished the season undefeated at his home course, Pine Banks, and lost only one dual meet all season. Paul was also named Most Valuable Player in the Catholic Conference as well as being named to the seven man all-star team. Along with Captain Esdra, the varsity squad was made up of Asst. Captain Steve McGlynn, seniors Steve Eisenhaur, Larry Harvey, Mike Cameron, Rich Fay and Victor Olson as well as juniors Rich Mullane and Brian Baynes. The junior Varsity team had strong finishes from Dave Ventola, Mike McDonough, Eric Bockley and Steve Moschella. ■ 0 � ■� 4J. .■ . • i V 10 Capt. Paul Esdra MYLE’S MILERS . % ' u m Jm jt f : •k r VI : 4P ! 9 Rich Mullane John Thulin Dave Ventola 56 Front, L-R: J. Thulin, R. Reardon, B. Meaher, C. Glynn, W. Franzese, D. Gallagher Second Row, L-R: Asst. Coach Ruggerio. E. Bockley. D. Gaeta, D. Ventola, M. McDonough, Capt. P. Esdra, R. Fay, Coach Bro. Myles McManus, C.F.X. Third Row, L-R: Asst. Captain S. McGlynn, S. Eisenhaur, L. Harvey. B. Bagnes Fourth Row, L-R: V. Olson, R. Mullane, S. Moschella, M. Cameron 57 VARSITY SOCCER This year’s varsity soccer team started the season with a 2-1 victory over Greater Lawrence and continued on to a very respectable 5-4-1 in league record. Bro. Cremin called this sea¬ son one of the most consistent, solid, two-way soccer teams, competitive until the final whistle. The team was led by captains John Flanagan and Marko Duffy along with seniors, Mike Cantalupa, Mike Tringale, Frank Useglio, Charlie Kelley, Bob Cutone, Bob DiNuccio, Peter Anastasi, and first year goalie Mike Stanton. With 15 players returning next year, Bro. Cremin expects another strong team. In years to come, the success and tradi¬ tion of M.C. soccer will be traced back to the season of ’78 and the class of ’79. Chris Rooney after a tough game. Bottom Row, L-R: J. Gaffey, F. Useglio, J. Flanagan, M. Duffy, F. Ciampa, L. DiFronzo, C. Rooney Second Row, L-R: D. Gersh, M. Cerretani, K. Cerretani, M. Asaro, B. Cuton, B. Becker, T. Allan, J. Kilban, Coach Bro. Dan Cremin, Back Row, L-R: M. Stanton, M. Tringale, M. Killion, C. Kelley, B. DiNuccio, J. Gately, P. Anastasi, M. Cantalupa, P. Maloney, P. Barone f A J. V. SOCCER This year’s J.V. Soccer team showed great protnise despite a deceiving record of 4-6-1 and despite the fact that a great majority of the team were in their first year as soccer players. The team was highly spirited and dedicated. The J.V.’s won their first four out of five games while tying the other. The team suffered disheartening losses in their last six games of the season. Five of these games however, were lost by only a one point margin showing that the team had great determination and enthusiasm. All in all, however, this team would not have been able to survive in the league with¬ out the coaching and guidance of Bro. Frederic Eid and Mr. Manny Costa. The J.V. Soccer team would like to extend their sincere thanks to these two men for the great help and leadership that they provided for the team. J % Paul Cox going for the goal Front Row, L-R: D. Foulette, P. Graffam, P. Wasserman, A. Loritano, T. McCabe, K. Burns, F. Saphina, R. Digi. E. Lauria, Second Row, L-R: Coach Bro. Frederic Eid, L. Retallic, J. Surrette, G. Cronin. D. Lane, J. Russo, R. Ross, E. Deasy, G. Gaffey, L. Bruno, D. Janice, R. Puopolo Back Row, L-R: B. Ferrari, M. Perrin, J. Wilkie, D. Bruno, M. McKay, V. Giovelli. J. O’Neil, P. Nealon, P. Cox, J. Turner, T. Celli UNDERCLASS Mike Asaro Mark Cerretani, Pat Barone. Kevin Cerretani, Lou DiFronzo Ken Pallotta Mike Buzzotta Joe DeBella and Tony Capone George Cooley and Steve DeGurski 62 “1 gut it, I gut it! Joe Cavanaugh, Kevin Pickett, Joe Moloney Bill Van Tassell 63 Brian Baynes Joseph Bottari Ronald Brown Michael Burke Andrew Alexander John Aronis Charles Allen Michael Asaro Robert Becker John Boucher Dean Bruno Michael Buzzotta Michael Allen Michael Avery John Anderson Pasquale Barone Alexander Buonopane Philip Canniff Dennis Burke William Capone Mark Barras Miguel Benzan John Bourgea John Burke David Caradonna Steven Anzuoni Peter Agersea Daniel Blaikie John Bourque William Card Kevin Burke 64 Paul Cardillo Stephen Casey Timothy Casey Joseph Cavanaugh Frank Chiara Paul Collyer James Chiavelli James Coviello Frank Ciampa Michael Clark Louis D’Augusta Joseph Curtis Louis DiFronzo Mark Fallon Ralph Drinkwater Paul Duran Michael Fiore John Favuzza Dana Epstein Robert Fitzgerald Kevin Cerretani Blaise Clemente Arthur Fitzpatrick David Cox Stephen Delorio Michael Faia Mark Cerretani Matthew Colbert John Csokmay Marc DeMartinis Robert Faia Stephen Foley 65 John Fontana Michael Fopiano Alan Forgione James Gaffey John Gately David Gersh Thomas Gilmartin Donald Giordano Anthony Giuggio Richard Glover Scott Hamberg Thomas Flamilton Gerard Harrington Jay Harrington William Heffron Michael Kerrins John Kilban Michael Killion Daniel Kirsch Robert LaHait Mark Higgins Thomas Hopkinson Ronald Imperiali Ronald James David Janis William Kelley Joseph Laurino Albert LeBaron Mark Lessard James Lombardo Stephen LoPresti 66 Kevin Lordan Christopher Lyons James MacDonald Matthew McCabe I Thomas McCabe Hugh McEleney Patrick McGonagle Kevin Maquirc David McLaughlin Michael Mackay Michael Maher Michael Maloney Paul Maloney Wayne Mantia Michael Marchant Carmine Martignetti Richard Mazzone Joseph Moloney John Monahan Peter Mavilio John Monteith ' f m 1 r John Morabito Richard Mullane James Mulrenan George Nealon Gerald Moran Stephen Moschella John Moynihan John O’Sullivan Kevin Nolan Brian Onessimo Sean O’Regan 67 Ralph Paglucca Marc Pedi Kenneth Pallotta Mark Perrin Kevin Pickett Richard Pragnell William Quinn Kevin Rice Anthony Rosati Steven Scapicchio Michael Simonelli John Spagnoli Robert Spurred David Staffier Brian Sullivan Robert Sutherby Richard Tammaro John Ursino Jeffrey Vellucci Joseph G Walsh Joseph P. Walsh Michael Walsh Jeffrey Symonds John Turner Joseph Urban John Sullivan Roger Trujillo 68 ■. ! Raymond Acevedo Jerold Bates John Benzan Sean Bucci Angelo Carini Gregory Ames Joseph Adams Anthony Amore James Behen Erich Bockley John Burns Ralph Caruso John Addonizio Thomas Albano Kevin Burns Philip Castor Neil Cadigan Paul Cervizzi William Alexander Paul Barker Brian Canniff William Colbert i Sean Borstel Thomas Allen Charles Bartolomeo George Benn David Bortone Michael Cappucci George Cooley 70 Thomas Coviello Perry D’Alelio Daniel DiCesare Stephen Dockery Raymond Dunbrack Allan Fitzmaurice Robert Ford Thomas Ford William Franzese Carl D’Agostino Val DePerrio Robert DiGianni Paul Doucette William P. Franzese Paul Cox Daniel Cullen John Cusack Michael Cutone Michael D’Amore David DiCologero Allen DiRusso Mark DeCroteau Stephen DeGenova Stephen DeGurski Charles DiFronzo Richard DiPietro Daniel Eurglumes Edward Fantasia Michael Feeney Richard Ferguson Jay Fisher Domenic Gaeta 71 Robert Powers Cornelius Powers Stephen O ' Rourke David Pennelli Ttw Daniel Petrucci Joseph Polcaro Frank Puleio Patrick Rafferty David Ranlett John Raso Ralph Puopolo Michael Reardon Brian Regan Michael Rennie Brian Rice Thomas Rice Nicola Rico Kevin Riley Dean Rondeau Joseph Ronan Christopher Rooney John Rush Charles Russo Frank Safina Brian Shea Richard Salemi Joseph Sheehan James Sasso Mark Sherzi Paul Shannon William Sollitto Barry Shea Michael Speziale 74 The following underclassmen did not have their picture taken: Juniors Daniel Bartlett Peter Boucher ) Thomas Costello Joseph D ' antona Mark Deane Stephen Devine Daniel Doherty John Duplin James Flynn 1 Francis Harrigan ! Eugene Keenan William Sears Sophomores Brian Callahan Lewis Erlich Matthew Faro Paul Fitzgerald Kevin Fitzpatrick David Goodine Paul O ' Brien Joseph Riley Ronald Ross Mark Serafini Robert Sullivan John Walsh Edward Walters Freshmen James Coulouris Mark Donovan Stephen Ladd Scott Mountain Albert Walsh James Tarpey Paul Toland Brian Tow Massimo Tnoli Scott David VanderWoude Ventola Michael Virusso James Wilkie David Wilson Thomas Voye William Watson Charles Wright Richard Zampitella Stephen Staffieri Ronald Webb Robert Whelan James Sullivan Joseph Bage Alfred Amigo Stephen Agrippino Anthony John Brandano Breslin Paul Cameron William Cavalieri Anthony Capone Christopher Cefalo David Ciampa Gregory Ciampa Richard Anderson Edward Belding Kenneth Antonucci Patrick Boushell Anthony Celli Daniel Clark Paul Chiara Paul Cocciardi Michael Aronis I Robert Braccia Allen Brown Stephen Cappucci Thomas Chisholm John Collins James Arsenault Gerald Bradanese John Callahan Richard Cardillo Anthony Christopher Robert Collins 76 S 8BB Shawn Fennell Charles Franco Libby Fulgione George Gaffey Donald Gallagher Robert Gallagher Matthew Gallagher Peter Donald Peter Michael Stephen Graffam Grasso Grava Hayes Herring Louis Forgione Francis Forrestall Joseph Foster Joseph Foti Mark Gasparello i Brian Gingras Robert Giordano Santo Giovenelli Christopher Glynn Ronald Golini Barry Goodwin Michael Goodwin Robert Goodwin William Goodwin Michael Goulding Robert Ferrari James Ferraro John Fitzgerald Timothy Fitzpatrick Donald Follett Anthony Foti 78 Edward Holmes Peter Hughes t Christopher Hussey Christopher Indrisano Mark lantosca Thomas Joyce John Keane Edwin Kiley Elmer King Marco LaGambina Christopher Lake Donald Lane Michael LaRocca Arthur Eugene Laurentano Lauria Daniel Lloyd Sean Lucey Michael Luongo Anthony Maddalem .T John Lynch Michael McCarthy George Mackay Michael Madden I ■ v Dominic Malerba John Magno Damian Mangini Dennis Maher Anthony Marcella Joseph Mahoney John Matayabas John Malachowski John McEleney Philip McGovern 79 Brian McManus Daniel Medugno Thomas Mercuro John Mersicano William Montgomery Steven Moore f . i Michael Motta Michael Murphy i __ Paul Natale Patrick Nealon Thomas Newman Edward O’Brien Andrew O’Hearn John O’Neill Dana Norris Michael Norton David O’Brien Joseph O’Sullivan Joseph Papa William Pappas Thomas Parece Kevin Pawlak Robert Penniston Michael Perry Paul Petrillo John Pinette Robert Powers Paul Reardon Robert Reardon Han Reddy David Regan Lowell Retalic Steven Rigione 80 John Riley Joseph Rizzo David Rosati ' S James Russo John Russo Robert Ryan John Saunders Gary Schneider Michael Scurto Eric Seidman Francis Shea Gregory Snow Steven Solviletti Edward Staffier Mark Stanton � i James Storella Richard Sullivan Thomas Surette Anthony Sutera Christopher Sweeney Michael Synan Nathan Tarani Disoungh Timmons Joseph Turner William VanTassell Patrick Walsh Paul Wasserman Robert Weber Keith White John Wood David Woodward John Thulin Jeffrey Urban % , , 81 _ VARSITY BASKETBALL The varsity basketball team had one of its most successful seasons in recent memory. The team led by tri-captains Kenny Viscarello, Mike Sta¬ ton and Marc Pedi took first place in the Catholic Central League. Though inexperienced with only four seniors, Stanton, Viscarello, Angelo Papa and Paul Esdra the team impressed not only their fans but the other teams in the league. Behind the high scoring junior Marc Pedi who boasted a 24.6 average of points per game, the team blazed its way to the semi-finals of the Division 2 North State Tournament. The team reached the semi-finals by beating Triton and Newburyport only losing to a tough Wayland team in the closing seconds of the game. Throughout the year the starting five of Pat Barone and Mike Clark at guards, Kenny Viscar¬ ello at center, and Mike Stanton and the electrifying Marc Pedi forwards, provided excitement for their fans with disciplined play and a true team effort. The season was culminated by Kenny Viscarello being named to the Catholic Central All-Star Team and Marc Pedi being named the League’s Most Valuable Player. The rest of the team included Angelo Papa, Paul Esdra, Mike Kerrins, Ron Brown, George Nealon, Don Gior¬ dano, and Steve Moschella. Mike Kerrins Kneeling, from Left-Right: Marc Pedi, Ken Viscarello, Mike Stanton; Tri-Captains Standing, L-R: Coach Mr. Tom Arria, Mike Kerrins, Mike Clark, Angelo Papa, Steve Moschella, George Nealon, Ronny Brown, Don Giordano, Patsy Barone, Paul Esdra 84 Pat Barone Kenny Viscarello Mike Stanton Marc Pedi J.V. BASKETBALL The J.V. Basketball team, under the leader¬ ship of Coach Mr. Fran¬ cis Halas, played hard and well. The team showed much talent and gives much hope for next year’s J.V. and Varsity teams. Their record was 8 wins and 10 losses with the most glorious victory over Westbridge, 60-4. Mike Natola led the team in scoring, with tri¬ captain Chris O’Brien close behind. -s 1 ’w Chris O’Brien M Neil Powers 86 Kneeling, L-R: Tri-Captains Dave Ventola, Chris O’Brien, Barry Shea; Standing, L-R: Paul Barker, Neil Powers, Paul Shannon, Tom Kilroy, Mike Natola, Steve Moschella, Lewis Erlich, Ron Webb, Mike Nappi, Nick Medugno, Coach Frank Halas. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Under the eager and able leadership of first-year MC coach Mr. Bernie Winne, the freshman players enjoyed an admirable 15-1 overall record, losing only to arch-rival Don Bosco; however, this single loss was avenged when MC subdued the Bears by an overwhelm¬ ing margin. MC looks for¬ ward to top JV and Varsity teams with the influx of the astounding athletes who revealed their skill on this year’s frosh hoop squad. Dan Doherty Eddie Holmes Kneeling, Co-Captains Danny Clark, Mark Stanton, Standing, L-R: Bob Reardon, Joe Mahoney, Eddie Holmes, Bob Powers, Andy O’Hearn, Dave O’Brien, Barry Goodwin, Dan Doherty, Joe Papa, Bob Giordano, Jerry Bradonese, Ray DiLoreto, David Rosati, Coach Winne 87 VARSITY HOCKEY At the outset of this year’s varsity season, hopes were very high. With 12 returning sen¬ iors, all expected at least a qualification for the states. Yet, for the third straight year, the M.C. icemen fell short of making that shot to the Garden. A 10-6-1 record placed the Lancers third in the awesome Catholic Con¬ ference. However, a 10-6-1 record is not a bad sea¬ son . Compared to the traditional M.C. hockey season can this season be considered somewhat of a disappointment. Coach Con- ceison was pleased with the seniors, their leadership qualities, and the efforts they made. Captain Jim Turner and leading scorer, Mike DiCenzo, were selected to the all Conference Team. Next year with four remaining lettermen and very strong J.V. and Frosh squads, the M.C. Lancers will again be hoping for that recently unattainable playoff birth. Sitting. L-R: J. Crowther, W. Howard, M. Cameron, Capt. J. Turner, J. Coviello, M. McCarthy, D. Hoctor Standing, L-R: Asst. Coach P. DiPietro, Asst. Coach F. Devereaux, J. Conway, R. Runge, M. DiCenzo, J. Hughes, E. Bergen, P. J. Rich, C. Allen, A. O’Rourke, S. Girouard, J. Maclsaac, T. Gilmartin, Coach R. Concei- son. J.V. HOCKEY First Row, L-R: S. Staffieri, J. Spagnoli, D. Lynch, C. Lyons, D. Ranlett, M. Anthony, Second Row, L-R: Coach F. Devereaux, M. Sears, P. Cervizzi, T. Allen, R. Ross, T. Hamilton, J. Sasso, M. Reardon, G. Keenan, W. Franzese, R. Glover, J. Gately (Mgr.), Third Row, L-R: G. Ames, R. DiPietro, B. Regan, J. Burns, M. D’Amore, J. Gaffey, G. Gulino, K. Moulaison FROSH J.V. The J.V. Hockey team had a very impressive season. They worked well as a team and showed how cooperation between players results in a good squad. The team was composed mostly of Juniors and Sophomores with Chris Lyons and Danny Lynch in the net. John Gately acted as the team man¬ ager. The team was coached by Mr. Fred Devereaux and looks forward to an even more successful season next year. Freshman Lancer Coach Mike Devlin led his icemen to their second straight successful season. A league record of 7-1- 2 placed the frosh among the leaders in the powerful fresh¬ man-sophomore Catholic league. Joe Rizzo was the team’s chosen leader. The high scoring line of Joe Rizzo, Elmer King, Billy Goodwin, A1 Amigo, Joe Turner, and goalies Don Mal- erba, Pat Walsh, Chris Hussey and Tony Maddaleni were the essential factors to the defensive game. But the team;s success was not the result of anyone or any group of players. Out¬ standing efforts by all team members helped the team suc¬ ceed. A special thanks goes to Paul Cameron and Mike Zarbo for managing the team. FRESHMAN HOCKEY 90 First Row, L-R: S. Fennell, G. Gaffey, C. Hussey, P. Walsh, T. Maddaleni, D. Malerba, S. DeLuccia, J. Russo, Second Row, L-R: Coach M. Devlin, P. Cameron (Mgr.), M. Scurto, W. Goodwin, T. Parece, W. Pappas, R. Braccia, M. Norton, W. Cavalieri, R. Anderson, M. Zarbo, Third Row, L-R: E. King, J. Turner, E. Kiley, M. Goodwin, A. Amigo, Capt. J. Rizzo, T. Celli INDOOR TRACK Jeff Slavjn This past indoor season was a very exciting one topped off by a tie for the league championship with Hingham. M.C.’s distance was strong with Larry Harvey and Victor Olson. A strong hur¬ dle team was led by Mike Trin- gale who set a new M.C. 50 yard hurdles mark of 68 seconds. Bill McEleney blazed to a new 300 yard dash record of 334 to down the longstanding school standard. The high jump proved vital with Tom Barker leading the way with a school record of 6 ' 2 to down the year old record of 6T . In the shot put. Art McDermott led Jeff Slavin and Dan Kirsch by putting the shot 59 ' 4 to set the new school record. He then went on to cap¬ ture the State and New England Championships. McDermott and McEleney continued on in post season action by attending the Eastern State Championships, with McDermott grabbing third. In the future, M.C. looks to juniors Rich Mullane and Mike Mackay for their great team efforts. This year was concluded in an emotional victory lap with co-champion Hingham, right through to a defeated Arch Bishop Williams. First Row, L-R: Head Coach Bro. Myles McManus, T. Barker, P. McCabe, M. Goulding, P. Graffam, J. Thulin, P. Cocciardi, M. Mackay, R. Fielding, M. Canta- lupa, C. Bellini, M. Perrin, J. Ruelle, E. Leahy, A. Marcella, D. DiCesare, Asst. Coach Lou Ruggiero, Second Row, L-R: D. Gaeta, D. Gallagher, D. Daly, E. O’Brien, M. Keefe, A. Sullivan, S. Hamberg, W. Heffron, W. McEleney, L. Harvey, M. Magliochetti, R. Puopolo, M. Viruuso, S. Timmons, F. D’Angelo Third Row, L-R: M. Tringale, R. Mastrocola, D. Kirsch, R. Mullane, V. Olson, B. Baynes, J. O’Neil, V. Giovenelli, A. McDermott, M. Faia, D. Mangini 92 THERELAY The handoff from Ronny Mastrocola to Scott Hamberg 93 from Scott to Mike Cantalupa ... ... Canta comes in for the victory. 94 SWIMMING This year, M.C.’s swimming team had an outstanding season. With an overall record of 14 wins and 4 losses, the Lancers placed second in the Catholic Conference. Coached by Bro. Dan Cremin and Bro. Frederic Eid, the team could be found each morning at the YMCA in Melrose practicing hard. The captains of this year’s team were John Rice and Steve Eisen- haur. Outstanding performances were displayed by Hollis Clark, Marko Duffy, Steve Eisenhauer, and Richard Fay to mention a few. Many students on the team broke new records including Kenny Antonucci, Frank Chiara and John Rice in various relays. Several swimmers went to the Massachusetts State Championship including John Rice, Steve Eisenhaur, Eric Bockley, and Kenny Antonucci. Steve Eisenhaur then went on to the New England Championships. Frank Chiara and Jay Harrington have been named as next year’s captains. We hope they will have a very successful season even though they are losing some very key swimmers with the departure of the always great Class of ’79. Brian Rice taking aim Eric Bockley makes the plunge. Steve Eisenhaur doing the butterfly Mike Faia, John Rice, Mike Asaro, Steve Eisenhaur, Marko Duffy, Bro. Dan Cre¬ min looking on. Front Row, Bob Weber, Paul Wasserman, Mike McDonough, Peter Boucher, J. Harrington, Chris Sweeney Middle Row, Bro. Cremin (coach). Rich Fay, Mark Higgins, Dennis Warwick, Brian Rice, Erich Bockley, Frank Chiarra, Capt. John Rice Top Row, Capt. Steve Eisenhaur, Hollis Clark, Tony Brandano, Ken Anto- nucci, Kevin Maguire, Pat Bruno, John Lynch, Ralph Faia Missing, Marko Duffy, Mike Asaro, Mike Burke J. Harrington going upstream the hard way. Mark Higgins 95 FA CUL TY Bro. Frederick R. Codair, C.F.X. Headmaster, Latin mi Bro. J. Peter Weston, C.F.X. Associate Headmaster, Mathematics Director of Development Bro. Robert J. Green, C.F.X. Associate Headmaster, French, English Bro. Jeremiah P. O’Leary, C.F.X. Associate Headmaster, French Mr. Thomas Aiello Mathematics, Computer Science Mr. John Usher Dean of Students Bro. Plunket Doherty, C.F.X. Mathematics, Building Superintendent Bro. John O ' Brien, C.F.X. Business Manager Sister Norma Alexander, S.C.N. French :« 97 Mrs. Helen Bockley Guidance Secretary, Library Secretary Mrs. Rita Brander General Office Secretary Miss Penelope Austin Art Mr. Thomas Arria Social Studies, Religious Studies Mrs. Susan Brennan Mathematics, Science Mr. Robert Brosseau Television, Social Studies Bro. John Carpenter, C.F.X. Typing Bro. Joseph Britt, C.F.X. Social Studies, Religious Studies Bro. John Burns, C.F.X. College Placement Director, Spanish 99 5L vr� ., Bro. Daniel Cremin, C.F.X Physical Education Brother Frank DeSarro, C.F.X English, Reading, Spanish W.‘ mm : Bro. Lawrence Dunn, C.F.X Director of Athletics Reverend Francis E. Daley 100 Mrs. Virginia Davis Librarian, Library Science Chaplain, Religious Studies Miss Catherine Gannon Latin, Religious Studies 4 Mrs. Janet Ferguson Biology, Mathematics Bro. Frederick Eid, C.F.X. Mathematics . ' ?• Mr. Henry Darrell Mathematics Miss Joanne M. Giannino Development Office Secretary 102 Mr. Francis R. Halas Chemistry 1 Mr. Joseph N. Gray Religious Studies Library Secretary Mrs. Christine D. Johnson Spanish 103 Mr. Alan J. Kaufman Physics Bro. Kevin Kenney, C.F.X. Guidance 3 Mr. Joseph V. Kleponis English, Reading Mr. Joseph W. Lang Social Studies p Mrs. Nancy K. Lyons French Bro. William S. Lyons, C.F.X. Spanish, English Mrs. Florence S. Kuhn English Mr. Cecil McIntyre Engineer 104 . ■ Mr. James C. Markey English Mr. Richard B. Mazzei Social Studies, Religious Studies Bro. Kevin R. McLean, C.F.X. Religion, Spanish, Guidance Bro. Myles P. McManus, C.F.X. Mathematics, Religious Studies Bro. Louis Marek, S.A. Religious Studies Mr. Joseph R. Passanese English Bro. Timothy F. Skala, C.F.S Social Studies Bro. Daniel E. Skala, C.F.X English Mrs. Marion E. Steeves General Office Secretary Mr. William H. O’Donnell English 106 Mr. Charles E. Stevenson Social Studies Bro. Philip G. White, C.F.X. Engineering Drawing, Driver Education Mrs. Jane R. Vozella Treasurer Mr. John J. Twombly Science Mr. John B. Winne Mathematics 107 VARSITY BASEBALL The Varsity Baseball team, coached by Mr. Joseph Lang, had a fairly good season even though they did not qualify for the states. The team played some very impressive baseball and displayed some new talent among students from all grades. The pitching staff did a fine job, including Mike Canta- lupa, Joe Nowak, John Spagnoli and John Bourgea. Spagnoli and Bourgea are Juniors which lends hope to next year’s team. Other seniors on the squad were Captain Mike Stanton, Rusty Runge, Chris Perna, and John DeRoche. Mike Cantalupa, Coach Lang, Captain Mike Stanton First Row, L-R: F. Ciampa, P. Canniff, T. Gilmartin, L. DiFronzo, J. Spagnoli, Second Row, L-R: R. Runge, M. Clark, J. Gaffey, C. Allen, M. Cantalupa, Third Row, L-R: J. Bourgea, M. Stanton, M. D’Amore, K. Nolan, B. Goodwin, C. Perna, J. Hughes, J. DeRoche, Coach Lang 0 Barry Goodwin Carl D’Agostino, Joe Ronan J.V. Under coach Tom Arria, the J.V. Baseball team finished their season with an overall record of 9 and 9. Pitch¬ ers for the team were Tom Kilroy, Jim Mulrenan and John McDonald. Bill Colbert and Mike D’Amour were catchers. At first base was Wally McNeil. Rich Zampatela, Jim Tarpey, and Carl D’Agostino took turns at sec¬ ond base. Rich Silva and John LaPore shared third base. Outfielders were Joe Ronin, Joe Sheehan, Bob Ford and Jim Hughes. The team had its ups and downs throughout the season but at the end, it was evident that they had become respected and recognized as good base¬ ball players. 112 Kneeling, L-R: T. Chisholm, G. J. Bradanese, S. Fennell, G. Gaffey, Standing, L-R: M. LaRocca, J. Thu- lin, E. Kiley, J. Mahoney, B. DiGiantomaso, T. Surette 1)1 in 7 I m. FROSH The Malden Catholic Freshman Baseball Team coached by Mr. James Markey, had an overall record of 5 wins and 8 losses. They beat St. Mary’s of Lynn Twice along with Xave- rian, Lincoln, and St. John’s. The team made a strong effort in all their matches even though most of the time they were fac¬ ing very stiff competitors. At the end, the entire team was J.V. Players: Rich Zampitella, John Lepore, John McDonald 113 TRACK AND FIELD The season would be summed up by the phrase “only if.” If injuries had not occurred, had some grades been a little higher — the track team had a powerhouse potential but came up just short. There were however, several excellent individual perform¬ ances and many new school records. Mike Tringale established the triple jump record at 39T 1 while Roger Fielding downed the 330 low hurdles record of 41.8 with a speedy 41.7 perform¬ ance. In the throwing events Art McDermott brought down the discus record of 149 ' 10 with a heave of 165 ' in the N.E. Catho¬ lics. Steve Anzuoni shattered the javelin mark with a 174 ' toss at the all-state meet, while McDermott won the all-state meet in the shots at 56 ' 9 3 4 . Bill McEleney and Tom Barker handled the sprints well with Barker also going undefeated in the high jump in dual meets. The distance corps of Paul Esdra, seventh in the class meet, Larry Harvey and Steve McGlynn came through with many valuable points. Overall, a very strong showing at the State Relays, 1st in shots, 3rd in the discus, and 4th in the shuttle hurdles showed just what the team could have done “if” all were going well. Mike Mackay holding Back Brother Myles. Artie McDermott Sitting, L-R: D. Ventola, J. Sullivan. H. McEleney. D. Gersh, S. Hamberg. M. Mackay, S. Eisenhaur. J. Flanagan. M. McDonough, K. White Kneeling, L-R: V. Olson. D. Wilson, J. Crowley, R. Mastrocola. R. Puoplo. M. Scapicchio, P. McGonagle. R. Fielding. D. Gallagher. T. Newman. P. Toland, R. Fay, A. Sullivan Stand¬ ing. F-R: P. Cameron, Coach Bro. Myles McManus, J. O’Neil, M. Tringale, M. Faia, M. Virusso, T. Barker. K. Pallotta, J. Walsh, P. Esdra, B. Baynes. S. Moschella, K. Maguire, K. Viscarello, S. Anzuonni. D. Mangini, G. Nealon, K. Antonucci, M. Maglipchetti, A. McDermott, W. McEleney, E. Bockley, J. Slavin, R. Mullane, F. Harvey, S. McGlynn, Asst. Coach Fou Ruggiero Jim Turner, Captain Bill Kelley Dave Janis ■m C TENNIS ) Under the guidance of Coach Jay Geyer, the netman completed a very successful season by qualifying for the Class B Eastern Massachusetts Tennis Tournament. With a record of 7 and 5 in the strong Catholic Con¬ ference and an overall record of 11-5, the blue and gold defeated Lynnfield in the first round of the “states” before bowing to a formidable Dover-Sherburne team. Throughout the year, Ed Leary and Bill Kelley com¬ prised a very strong one-two punch in singles, while Jim Turner (Captain) and Mike Allen were successful in alternating between singles and doubles. The Freshman duo of Bob Giordano and Joe Turner were a strong dou¬ bles team with John Yang rounding out the starting seven. Alternates were Dave Janis and Alan Fitzmaurice Kneeling, L-R: Dave Janis, Mike Allen, Dan DiCesare, Tom Rice, Standing, L-R: Coach Geyer, Captain Jim Turner, Ed Leary, Bob Giordano, Joe Turner, Bill Kelley Bob Giordano Ed Leary L 4 ' ■ - r ' GOLF The Golf team had a very successful season. Besides being first in their league, the team qualified for the States. The team is coached by Mr. Fred Devereaux and consists of Seniors Rick Graf, Dan Porier, Dick Kendall, Tony O’Rourke, and John Crowley. Graf, Porier, and Rick Glover qualified for the individual State Tournament at the Oakley Country Club. Underclassmen on the team who show much hope for next year are Rick Glover, Mike Killion, Bill Card, Kevin Cerretani, Dan Petrucci, Ed Leahy, Brian Shea, Brian Rice, and John Gately. (The LANCE staff offers the Golf team our apologies for not having more pictures of them. They were not availa¬ ble at the time of our deadline.) John Gately, Ed Leahy, Billy Card Those were the days, my friend... Miguel Benzan John O’Neil, Greg Ciampa, Tony Brandano, Don Lane Last day of school — hitting the road INTRAMURALS The intramurals under the leadership of Bro. Dan Cremin. once again offered a variety of opportunities for would-be ath¬ letes to shine. Organized on both a home-room and an open basis, participation was great. In fact, some homerooms were even forced to form two teams because of extremely large turn¬ outs. Students were presented a chance to indulge, for the first time, in five intramural sports: Gym Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, Floor Hockey, and Whiffle Ball. Some of the sports were divided into Junior-Senior and Freshman-Sophomore leagues. All-Stars were chosen in each sport after the titles had been decided. Although each sport had well-balanced leagues, perhaps none was more tightly contested than the Junior-Senior Volleyball league. 11-11 defeated the Brewski’s to set up a championship rematch. In a taut, three-set thriller, observed by a large number of faculty and students, the Brewski’s outlasted 11-11 in a highly controversial match to cap the championship. And, although not everyone was able to win, everyone, none¬ theless, enjoyed the Intramurals. Joe Luca and Hugh Mulligan Bobby Powers, Ray DiLoreto, Eddie Holmes Bob DiNuccio (left), Joe Sollitto (right) 119 Close-Up participants with Congressman Ed Markey, a 1964 MLC. Graduate: L-R: Steve Gunning. Bob Sutherby, Rich Varga, Steve Etsenhaur, Pat Bruno, Hugh Mulligan, Paul Beaulieu, Bro. Joseph Britt, C.F.X.. faculty moderator, Vin Polito, Ron Imperials Chris Bellini, Dan Whitney 120 Major Award Winners from All Sports: Kneeling, L-R: Jim Turner, Chris Perna Standing, L-R: Rich Fay, Larry Harvey, Artie McDermott, Bill McF.leney Marty Duane, Steve Girouard. HoJIis Clark, Mike Stanton, Mike DiCenzo, Kenny Viscarello, Ed Bergen, Ralph Grava. Marc Pedi. Chris Barry. Jim Coviello. Mike Cantalupa, Paul Esdra, John Flanagan, Steve Eisenhaur 121 MATH TEAM The Math Team, under moderators Mr. Tom Aiello and Bro. Fred Eid, had a very successful year, both intramurally and interscholastically. Top scorers were Seniors Tom Luongo, Pat Shannon, John Burke, and Junior Rich Mullane. The list of other “mathletes” is endless but they should all be commended on tReir fine perform¬ ance. John Yang and Bro. Eid plan strategy DEBATE TEAM The Debate Team had a successful season under new coach Jim Walsh, a former nationally-ranked debator. The squad debated the resolution: “Resolved: That the Federal government should establish a comprehensive program to significantly increase the energy independ¬ ence of the U.S.” The team participated in tournaments in Washington, Atlanta, and Milwaukee. A large fresh¬ man turnout in 79-80 is anticipated. Rich McGrath Dan Bartlett • «- mm Steve Ladd (No relation to Cheryl) WMCH WMCH is more of a hobby than a club. A group of students who have great interests in television and radio production spend endless hours in the T.V. studio. Besides being there for their own enjoyment, many students are qualified to help the school community in many ways, such as setting up microphones or running spot lights for school shows, as well as making video tapes which many faculty members use throughout the course of the school year. SCIENCE CLUB Mike Polia, Dave Serafini, Peter Mavilio The Science Club, under Moderator Mr. Frank Halas, had a very enjoyable season. They planned field trips which include a fishing trip, and they provided an exhibit during Open House. One of the most impressive parts of the school tour to the incoming Frosh was the science labs and the highly interesting paraphernalia. Tim O’Brien during Open House 123 it! wm Chuck Franco sweeping the floor 124 Steve Gunning laying the rug for Graduation UNSUNG HEROES On these next two pages, we, the 1979 Lance staff wish to recognize the students of Brother Plunket’s work crew, the kitchen, library and bingo workers, and also the parents who vol¬ unteer their time by helping out at bingo and at various M.C.A. activities including the Fashion Show, the Flea Market, and Las Vegas Nights. The list of names of both students and parents is endles s. We would just like to say “Thank-You” and let you all know that somebody appreciates all the work you’re doing for the benefit of the M.C. family. Bobby DiNuccio and Bro. Plunket hanging a warning sign INTERNA TIONAL CLUB Bonjour and Buenas Dias! Last year’s French and Spanish Club joined forces to form this potent International Club. The club was moderated by Madame Nancy Lyons and Senora Christine Johnson with Kenny Chase as president and Steve Ducharme as vice-presi¬ dent. The club has been on numerous outings to local foreign and elegant restaurants such as the “Kowloon” and the “Magic Pan.” During this year’s open house, the club put on a fantastic display. The incoming frosh and their parents sampled foreign delicacies and viewed slides of France, Spain and Mexico. The members met several times each month. The Interna¬ tional Club is one club at M.C. which definitely puts some culture into one’s life. Next year, the club hopes to plan a few more field trips. Kenny Chase and Rich Varga Paul Rauseo and Mme. Lyons Jose Domenech DC 127 CHEERLEADERS This year, Malden Catholic’s most loyal sports fans were the Varsity Cheerleaders from Girls Catholic under the direc¬ tion of their moderator, Mrs. Donna Conserva. For the girls, the season started last May after tryouts and they continued to work hard throughout the summer preparing for football season. The squad also cheered for the Varsity Hockey and Basketball teams. The girls on the squad were seniors: Cap¬ tain Teresa Hooper, Nancy Barthelemess, Laura Bullard, Anna Cammerano, Susan Creilson, Marie DeCandia, Kathie Keegan, Carolyn Mackley and Karen Petta, the juniors: Bev¬ erly Curry, Karen Bond, Carolyn Pennette and Kim Hayes. Mark Shachat as Eggnog, or whatever the heck his name was. SING WORLD SING The title of our eleventh annual musical extravaganza. Sing World Sing, was very appropriate. Our director W. Emmett O’Brien took a different approach this year as opposed to the past two years. Much more acting, singing, and dancing were added, resulting in an exciting and enjoyable show. It was through Mr. O’Brien’s versatil¬ ity as a director and the immense talent of the cast that this show was a success. The list of outstanding actors who contributed to the success of the show goes on and on. This year the show was moved to April to avoid interruption by inclement weather. The season of the show, however, had no effect on the quality of it. We thank you, M.C., for giving us a chance outside of school to work as a team and to learn just how important our sense of family is. Oh Danny boy, McNamara’s band is playing Edlew- eiss. 128 mmmr The Harem Girls?!?!? 129 Vinny Polito: “How did I get myself into this? O” Istanbul, not Constantinople Linda Baleiro, ou, la, la, la, la, la . . . Sheik Aronis Tom Colbert as the king of Siam. Tom, what happened to your hair? Every little breeze seems to whisper Louise. Mark Iantosca and John Crowley 130 John Touchette with his mouth open ... as usual. Joanne Collela (left) as Anna and Tom Colbert (right) as the King of Siam THE KING AND I There is a new tradition at M.C.: an annual Broadway Musical. In Novem¬ ber, we saw Roger’s and Hamerstein’s production of “The King and I” directed by Mr. Emmett O ' Brien and Mr. Joseph Gray. It provided us with songs, laughs, and dances. The out¬ standing performances of the entire cast will greatly serve as happy memo¬ ries, that will echo through the halls of Malden Catholic. The talent that was displayed in the Hayes Theater proves that M.C. is uni¬ que and versatile in its own way, and it is through these examples that Malden Catholic may continue to be a great school in all respects ... et cetera, et cetera, et cetera! Mr. Gray, Assistant Director Bob Sutherby as Lun Tha John Touchette as Phra Alack and Mary Kate Mooney as one of the King’s 68 children. 131 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Class of 1979 Luis Alvernaz Theodore Aronis Christopher Bellini Patrick Bruno Michael Cameron Kenneth Chase Thomas Colbert Michael DiCenzo Thomas DiOrio Jose Domenech Steve Ducharme Martin Duane Bruce Hartigan Edward Leary Thomas Luongo Clayton Mattos Steven McGlynn Hugh Mulligan Christopher Perna Michael Polia Stuart Rotman Mark Scapicchio Patrick Shannon Jeffrey Slavin Joseph Sollitto Michael Stanton Anthony Sullivan John Touchette James Turner Mark Ventola Kenneth Viscarello NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY V BROTHER GILBERT CHAPTER Mr. John J. Carroll , Advisor ' v? ' V ' Ik: « S’ ■ V trpc schooi MALDEN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL MALDEN. MASSACHUSETTS TOWN. STATE_ THIS PAGE HAS BEEN PROOFREAD AND CHECKED BY SIGNED _ 1. j ADVISOR THIS SPACE EOR TAYlOft USE ONLY YEAR.. 1979 TO BE PRINTED IN COLOR PICTURE s JOB _ 08592 EVEN MC PUBLICATIONS LANCE The- yearbook staff will meet each r next week at 12s30 in the Student Editor-In-Chief_ Associate Editors.. 08592 WT.M. Photo Editors.f VR L LANCE - LITERARY MAGAZINE CRYSTAL 99 WEEKLY JOURNAL 5 . YiiLEfilito . Rich Clark Joe Luca . Tom Luongo Mike Polia Z g- H 0 K • X S ' W a o STAFF WRITERS sivities Office. Any. Senior Who is Chris Bellini, Anthony Capone, Dean Cappello, Matt Colbert, X n CD Mike Cryan, Charlie DiFronzo, Lou DiFronzo, Jose Domenechi, 5 is on the Staff and is available to Mike Gaeta, Ed Leary, Mike Luongo, Hugh Mulligan, Phil McGovern, John O’Malley, Stu Rotman, Mark Scapicchio, k next week is asked to come by to Mike Stanton, Robert Sullivan, Steve Tarani, Paul Toland, Frank Usseglio, Dan Whitney. £ H oa 5 c m o 8 ‘ x H is S so o 8 2 ■P to insure an early publication HcEleney Iantosca Storella CNeill [| 1 Kirsch White Coviello i Trager Cox Faculty Moderator . Mr. Jame EEft ' LY LANCE IS ON THE WAY mm ' r h °e. h. u c , ■% S o,P o i| CW-. °o 41 . IV NO .3 FARBQOK: There will be a meeting of the Lance SENIOR rfc and Layout Staff on Wednesday March 21 in SPOTLIGHT dotti 204 at 2:15. A representative from Taylor WILL jtblishing will be at this meeting APPEAR IN OUR NEXT rj ' ERAR 1 MAGAZIN5 i Poems , Articles, and short re still being accepted for this years edition, f you do wish to write somthing, it must be ISSUE umed in by March 23 9 to either Bro. Dan Florence Kuhn Brother Daniel Skala, C.F.X. Contributing Writers r Editor Clarton Mattos. THE JSEKLY JOURNAL STAFF % ieM 9 i John Riley Michael Asaro Richard Kendall Arthur Lauretano | Mark Scapicchio Ted Aronis Frank Shea Editor. Paul Toland Robert Sullivan Staff.. Stephen Scapicchio . A Collection of 11 , 1 ‘79 Lance, ! “It’s a beautiful book; everyone should buy one.” Although the 78’ Lance is not even out yet, work has already begun in the planning of the 79’ edition. This year’s editor is Joh n Touchette and he is cur¬ rently looking for assistant editors and a staff to assist him in putting the book together. The 79” Lance will be different from all the others in that Br. Dan plans to have 1,000 copies made, making the book avail¬ able to the entire student body while previously was available primarily to seniors. Also, the fee for next year ’s hook will he INNOCENCE AND EXPERIENCE Thoughts by the Students of Malden Catholic Volume 3 ys ; YSAKBC i 1 Trie ycaxuc school year have just John Flanagan Mike Cantalupa wishing to purcj ;Typing. •Clayton J. Mattos .Dean Cappello Tom Colbert Mike Gaeta Jeff Slavin Mike Stanton .Jonn Touchette Richard Clark Mike Stanton MX. rla.i Matthew Colbert Robert Sullivan Robert Sutherby Paul Toland VII111 am Kelly Mr. Markey, Faculty Moderator CRYSTAL 99 The Crystal 99, Malden Catholic’s newspaper, this year completes its eleventh year. Published six times a year by a dedicated staff of writers and photographers, it publicizes the teams, events and happenings of Malden Catholic. Under the watchful eye of Mr. James C. Markey, the Crystal 99 was edi¬ ted by Vin Polito, who held the post for two years. Associate Editors were Joe Luca and Rich Clark. Photo Editors were Tom Luongo and Mike Polia. 134 Editor-in-Chief Vin Polito Joe Luca, Associate Editor Nf V Rich Clark, Associate Editor LANCE 1979 From early in the year to the middle of June, a small group of dedicated stu¬ dents worked on the 1979 publication of the Lance. Under the able leadership of John Touchette, the staff hopes to have completed a book which will be enjoyed by all. The yearbook staff is a very worth¬ while activity for any student and hopefully the ’79 Lance will persuade more students to join the staff. John Touchette, Larry Harvey and John Gallagher Brother Dan Skala and Mr. Rich Mazzei, Moderators Ron Imperali Underclass Editor This year, the third annual edition of the school literary magazine Innocence and Experience went to press. Under the supervision of editor Clayton Mattos and faculty advisors Ms. Florence Kuhn and Brother Daniel Skala, twenty-eight con¬ tributing and eighteen staff members collaborated to compile a wide spectrum of literary genres. The content of this edition ranges from poetry to short sto¬ ries to satirical essays. Several entries are accompanied by graphic illustrations which vivify their themes. Among the most striking features is the combination of art and poetry as poems are printed with newspaper and magazine lettering. The effect of this varied collection gives one an impression of “innocence.” or freshness of ideas with the “experience” of presentation. 136 The Weekly Journal, Malden Catholic’s weekly newsletter, was dis¬ tributed each Friday to homerooms in order that students would be informed on a day-to-day basis. Infor mation regarding sports, meet¬ ings, scores and school activities were included. Edited by John Flana¬ gan and Mike Cantalupa, the Weekly was written, published, printed and distributed for all to enjoy. Mike Cantalupa John Flanagan LITERARY MA GAZINE Mike Manzi 0 CAMERA CLUB ) Moderated by Brother Joseph Britt, the Camera Club met weekly to decide who would cover the important events which were taking place around the school. Photographs have been taken over the year of just about anything one can think of from sports to plays to candids. It is these pictures which the Lance and Crystal 99 find vital in order to have a good publi¬ cation. Bro. Joseph Britt releasing pressure on the day that everything went wrong SMILE A PICTURE PAINTS A THOUSAND WORDS President Tom Luongo (photo by Lynnie Bolger) 137 It is the activities in and around the school, that help make the M. C. Family what it is. ■ S ; Richard Fay on the trampoline Pep rallies — Peter Anastasi, Steve Ford, Tom DiOrio “The Doctor’s a Quack” — Arthur Fitzpatrick comforting Barbara Brown John Burke — taking over Mr. Usher’s office 138 Senior Reception: Tom DiOrio, Bill McEleney, Artie McDermott, Dickie Kendall, Tom Cannon. MikeTringale “The King and I” — the cast Football games — Mike Tringale and Mrs. Johnson 139 The Curtain Call Company, under the professional direction ol Mr. Joseph Gray, has entertained audiences in the Hayes Theatre with increasing success through the years. Past productions have included “Our Town”, “Curtain Going Up” and “Make Mine Van¬ illa! which competed in the “Globe” sponsored Mass. State Drama Festival. Actors John Touchette, Stu Rotman, Mike Maloney, Steve DeGurski and Frank Shea have also teamed up with Girl’s Catholic’s Stage Struck which has established a unique support and friendship among the two companies. Recently, drama has taken a “dramatic” turn in popularity at M.C. Emmett O ' Brien brought “The King and I” to our stage last fall, and Bro. Frank DeSarro warmed the winter audience with his own version of Moliere ' s “The Doctor’s a Quack.” With the talent displayed by the actors at M.C., the coming seasons should prove quite enjoyable. John Touchette during Open House Stu Rotman as the “Clown” and Mike Maloney as the V anilla ‘Boy ’ in Make Mine John Touchette as the “Old Man” in Make Mine Vanilla 140 THE DOCTOR’S A QUACK John Pinette HP Bro. Frank DeSarro, Arthur Fitzpatrick and Mark Iantosca Mark Iantosca and Ann McDonald After a several year absence from Malden Catholic, Bro. Frank DeSaro returned to direct one of the best plays in recent years. With the help of the English department, the play had one of the larger audiences for an M.C. play. Bro. Frank adapted the play himself from a French classic by Moliere. The Doctor in spite of himself. The play was performed on Febru¬ ary 10 and 11. A special free performance was given for Senior Citizens with the help of Bro. Peter Weston, Larry Harvey, and the religious committee. Most of the script and the program was typed by Miss Joanne Giannino. Students involved in the play, besides those that are pictured include Stu Rotman, Dan Whitney. Tom Luongo, Barbara Brown, and Marie Zaino along with numer¬ ous others. Tom Newman Top to Bottom: Mark Iantosca. Mark DeCroteau and John Pinette 141 A - 50 YEARS Brother Earl celebrated his Golden Jubilee with the Xaverian Brothers on May 12, 1979. A tremen¬ dous party took place in the cafeteria, after a mass in the Hayes Theater. There were many people in attendance. Bro. Earl attended Catholic Univer¬ sity of America in Washington, D.C. The LANCE staff wishes him sincere congratu¬ lations. mmsmammamamsm ■■■ mam r. : vvv-: ' Vi«: ■ 25 YEARS A graduate of the old M.C. on Highland Ave., Class of 1953, Bro. Larry celebrated his Silver Jubilee this past year. This important event was also commemorated by a party in the gym follow¬ ing a mass. Bro. Larry received the Plus Ultra award at this year : s commencement exercises. He is best known for all his hard work as Athletic Director. Our prayers and best wishes will always be with him. Brother Lawrence Dunn, C.F.X. ■Ml ■ 142 Feel Not the Pain of Parting; It Is They Who Stay Behind That Suffer BROTHER PLUNKET DOHERTY, C.F.X. Brother Plunket has been a crucial part of Malden Catholic since 1966. He came from the old school on Highland Ave. to play a decisive role in the design and planning of the new building. In his years at M.C., Brother Plunket spent twenty-four hours each day maintaining the school as Building Superintendent. He taught math to many classes. In 1970, the LANCE was dedicated to him. And in 1977, Brother Plunket was awarded the Plus Ultra award at that year’s Commencement Exercises. Brother Plunket will be teaching next year at St. John’s High School in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. BROTHER ROBERT GREEN , C.F.X. Brother Robert Green came to Malden Cath¬ olic in 1969. A graduate of Boston College and the old M.C., Bro. Robert also attended St. Mary’s grammar school in Melrose. He has been Associate Headmaster at M.C. for the past three years. In his years at M.C., he has taught French, German, English and Religion, as well as moderating the Crystal 99 for six years. Next year, Bro. Robert plans to go to Xavier H.S. in Middletown, Connecticut. MR. ADAM GEYER Mr. Geyer came to Malden Catholic in September of 1975. While here, he was guidance counselor, a teacher of Career Planning, and this past year, coach for the tennis team, which had a sensational sea¬ son. Mr. Geyer leaves M.C. to teach next year at a Commu¬ nity College. GOOD LUCK! FATHER FRANCIS DALEY Father Daley has been chaplain at Malden Catholic since 1973. He taught Religion courses which include Prayer and Meditation to seniors. He participated in class days and all school masses. Commodore Daley was moderator of the Sailing Club. And, he drove the school bus for most ath¬ letic, extracurricular, and aca¬ demic events. 143 STUDENT COUNCIL Throughout our four years at Malden Catholic, the role of the Student Council has greatly increased. Under the capable leader¬ ship of President Kevin Foley and Vice-President John Gallagher, the Student Council had a very successful year. The Religion Committee, with chairman Larry Harvey, was responsible for our food and sweater drives for the poor, class mas¬ ses, and Senior Citizen Nights on which elderly people were bused to M.C. to view Malden Catholic stage productions which included “The King and I” and “The Doctor’s a Quack.” The Cultural Committee plagued with resignations by the first two chairmen, finally clicked under John Touchette and pro¬ duced the most successful Bloodmobile in M.C.’s history, with 83 pints of blood being donated. The Athletic Committee was probably the most behind the scenes committee. Chaired by Steve Quevillon, it was responsible for our fall pep rally and setting up and announcing for our home basketball games. The Social Committee, the largest S.C. committee, was chaired by Richard Clark and planned our school dances, semi-formals and our highly successful Junior-Senior Promenade. Since many members of the 1979 Student Council are not pictured here, a complete list of members is as follows: Kevin Foley President John Gallagher Vice-President Richard Mullane Junior Councillor-at-Large Arthur Fitzpatrick Treasurer Miguel Benzan Secretary Anthony Martignetti Sophomore Councillor-at-Large Phil Canniff Student Council Advisory Delegate Larry Harvey Religion Chairman Rich Clark Social Chairman Steve Quevillon Athletic Chairman John Touchette Cultural Chairman Brother Joseph Britt, C.F.X. Moderator Homeroom Reps: Vin Polito Tom Colbert Richard Kendall John O’Malley Gerard Letendre Philip Rich James Coviello Joseph P. Walsh John Duplin Michael Maher Christopher Lyons Robert Faia Norman MacAskill Barry Shea William Franzese Dean Rondeau Joseph Ronan Libby Fulgione John Lynch Leo Fama Joseph Rizzo Michael Scurto Steven Coppola 144 The Student Council Was Involved in Larry Harvey, John Gallagher, Mr. Connolly SWEATER DRIVES Frank Carabineris, Tim O’Brien, Paul Beualieu Paul Rauseo serving refreshments SENIOR CITIZEN’S NIGHT Kevin Foley FROSH ORIENTATION I BIG BROTHER PROGRAM Under Vice-President John Gallagher, the class of ’83 were the first to experience this very successful activity. Senior Advi¬ sors visited freshman homerooms each morning in the fall to give them more information about the school and help them feel more at home. A new addition to M.C. this past year was the Development office, headed by Brother Peter Weston. Performing a very important function, the Development Office is trying to involve graduates of M.C. with the school. Bro. Peter has added a new source of income to the school with his cam¬ paign. At one time, he received almost $1000 in one week. Other activities of the Development Office include another “Las Vegas Night” scheduled for next fall. The proceeds from this event will help to pay for the office’s newly acquired com¬ puter. The Development Office was also involved in the Senior Citizens Nights, on which Senior Citizens were bused to the Hayes Theater to view M.C. shows. Students drove cars and vans along with Bro. Peter and Bro. Larry who drove the school bus. The shows were complimentary and refreshments were served. Bro. Peter and his assistant Miss Joanne Giannino did a fine job on all the projects. They also had help from students’ mothers and students themselves when it came to stuffing envelopes. The LANCE staff wishes them much luck with their cause in the future and encourages all Seniors to play an active part in the Alumni Association. Miss Giannino serves coffee to the Senior Citizens Bro. Peter Weston 147 Everybody’s up! PROM THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Paul Beaulieu Patrick Bruno Frank Carabineris James Chiavelli Thomas DiOrio John Donovan Martin Duane Steven Ducharme Marko Duffy Michael Fandel Kevin Foley John Gallagher Richard Graf Neal Hamberg Lawrence Harvey Ronald Imperiali Richard Kendall Joseph Luca Nelson Lyle Robert Morel Hugh Mulligan John O’Brien Mike Polia Vincent Polito John Rice III Terrence Tully John Touchette Mark Ventola The Social extravaganza of the year had to be the eleventh annual Junior-Senior Promenade which took place on May 4, 1979. The Social Committee with chair¬ man Richard Clark and moderator Brother Daniel Skala began work early in September, meeting diligently through the year planning this important night. One hundred and forty-five couples enjoyed a roast beef dinner and danced to the band Everyday People at Danversport Yacht Club, Danvers. The king and queen for the evening were Rusty Runge and Jane Reardon. The favors this year were mugs for the guys and brandy snifters for the girls, both encrusted with the Plus Ultra. Greetings, and Welcome to Danversport Yacht Club! 148 The “Committee” to drive Brother Dan insane (A.K.A. The Social Committee) Tim O ' Brien and his date Mark Glover’s date must not like pictures 150 Richard Clark; Momma’s Little Boy King and Queen, Rusty Runge and Jane Reardon Steve Cocciardi doing up the Disco! L-R: Tom DiOrio, Steve Ford, Terry Tully, Dan McAvoy, Kevin Foley, Jim Turner, Rusty Runge, Peter Anastasi and their beautiful dates Mike Buzzotta and his date Jim Coviello, Mrs. Johnson, and Mike Kerrins 151 At 10:30 on Sunday morning, 185 of Malden Catholic’s finest were honored at M.C.’s eleventh commencement exercises. This event was a culmination of a long series of senior oriented activities, beginning with Senior Days in the fall, followed by the Prom on May 4 (and the ensuing Senior Skip Day), up to the Baccalaureate Mass on the eve of Graduation. Seniors were led into a packed gymnasium by Student Council President Kevin Foley and Vice-President John Gallagher. Valedictorian James Turner and Salutatorian Patrick Shannon both addressed the graduates, friends, parents, and faculty. Biog¬ raphers for the ceremony were Luis Alvernaz, Chris Perna, Vin Polito, Joe Sollitto, Andrew Trager, and Mark Ventola. Academic awards, given for the highest average in each scholastic area were presented by department chairmen and went to: Thomas Luongo Math James Turner English Joseph Sollitto Language Andrew Trager Social Studies Hollis Clark Art Neal Hamberg Communications Thomas Colbert Religion Patrick Shannon Science The Student Council Award was presented to Kevin Foley. Other special awards were presented to: Brother Lawrence C. Dunn, C.F.X. Plus Ultra John Gallagher Xaverian Richard Clark School Service Lawrence Harvey School Spirit James Turner Loyalty M.C. wishes the 1979 graduates many blessings wherever their lives may lead them. A £C7£ 2 c fnnuai (lomrnznczmznt SUNDAY, MAY 20,1979 Kevin Foley Student Council Award John Gallagher Xaverian Award Richard Clark Service Award Lawrence Harvey Spirit Award 153 James Turner Class Valedictorian, Winner of the English and Loyalty Awards Patrick Shannon Class Salutatorian and winner of the Science Award Brother Lawrence Dunn and his mother Mrs. Leonard Dunn receiving the Plus Ultra Award from Brother Frederick Codair. 154 Joseph Sollitto Class Biographer and winner of the Language Award Andrew Trager Class Biographer and Social Studies Award Winner John Abrams and Kevin Bucci congratulating one another. Thomas Luongo Winner of the Math Award Christopher Perna Class Biographer 155 Mike Stanton 157 Mike Cameron, Fr. Daley, Mike DiCenzo Kenny Viscarello Life makes so much more sense this way. 158 Everybody had a great time at the Baccalaureate Reception. L-R: John Flanagan, Mike Cantalupa, Mark Ventola, Sean Duffy, Kenny Viscarello, Frank Useglio “If my friends could see me now” Karen Motta and Mike Winters ' Tom Colbert Y FACULTY FAREWELLS Mrs. Davis, our school librarian, breaking the dress code on Tag Day. Isn’t that cute? Mr. Markey and his son Andrew Brother John Burns and friend What would be a parting shots section of the Lance without a picture of Mrs. Brander? Brother Frank DeSaro .. LANCE 1979 John Touchette EDITOR-IN-CHIEF John Gallagher ASSOCIATE EDITOR Tom Luongo Jose Domenech Mark Fallon (Assistant) PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Stuart Rotman Mark Ventola ART AND LAYOUT EDITORS Jim Chiavelli Ron Imperiali UNDERCLASS EDITORS Jack O’Brien John O’Malley Sean Duffy SENIOR EDITORS Ken Viscarello Artie McDermott John Crowley SPORTS EDITORS Vin Polito Hugh Mulligan FACULTY EDITORS Joe Luca LITERARY EDITOR Rich Clark BUSINESS MANAGER Dean Cappello Clayton Mattos ACTIVITIES EDITORS Brother Daniel Skala, C.F.X. Mr. Richard Mazzei MODERATORS GENERAL STAFF: Andrew Trager, John Mahoney, Neal Hamberg, Larry Harvey, Miguel Benzan, Paul Rauseo, Jeff Slavin, Bob Sutherby, John Flanagan, Joe Turner SPECIAL THANKS to the General Office Secretaries and the Malden Catholic Camera Club, and the faculty for their support. 60