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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

8-i SgKi 1980 LANCE Introduction Dedication Seniors Fall Faculty Winter Underclass Spring Activities Prom Graduation M Y MIND WAS A MIRROR: IT SA W WHA T IT SA W, IT KNEW WHA T IT KNEW. 2 IN YOUTH M Y MIND WAS JUST A MIRROR IN A RAPIDL Y FL YING CAR, WHICH CA TCHES AND LOSES BITS OF THE LANDSCAPE. 4 THEN IN TIME GREAT SCRATCHES WERE MADE ON THE MIRROR, 5 LETTING THE OUTSIDE WORLD COME IN AND LETTING M Y INNER SELF LOOK OUT. FOR THIS IS THE BIRTH OF THE SOUL IN SORROW, A BIRTH WITH GAINS AND LOSSES. THE MIND SEES THE WORLD AS A THING APART, AND THE SOUL MAKES THE WORLD A T ONE WITH ITSELF. 8 A MIRROR SCRA TCHED REFLECTS NO IMAGE — AND THIS IS THE SILENCE OF WISDOM. ■ ! ' ■ hi K --a Wrtrtfjf ‘This rudeness is a sauce to his good wit Which gives men stomach to digest his words with better appetite. ’ ... Bro. Kevin McLean .. In his shy and subtle way, Bro. Kevin MacLean has inspired us all, as a teacher and a friend. His ceaseless energy, working with students and their parents, has given us all a model to emulate. In admiration and love, the LANCE proudly dedicates this issue • • ■ to Bro. Kevin McLean, C.F.X. 11 SENIORS 16 Indoor Track, Intramurals, Football, Baseball Baseball, Hockey ANDREW “ALEX” CHARLES “CHUCK” ALLEN ALEXANDER I am what I am and that’s all I am.” I think. I think I am. Therefore lam... I think. Intramurals, Ski Club, Hockey, Tennis, N.H.S. MICHAEL “MIKE” ALLEN “You may be whatever you resolve to be.” PHILIP ANGELONE Outdoor Track, Indoor Track, Football, Hockey STEVEN“ANZY”ANZUONI My Generation.” “Big Brother,” Ath. Comm., Soc. Comm., Work Crew, Who’s Who, Football, N.H.S., Track JOHN “ARONI” ARONIS It matters not how a man dies, but how a man lives.” Camera Club, Intramurals, Swim Team, Basketball Ski Club, Soccer MICHAEL ASARO “The time here has been well spent These years I’ll never repent This school has taught me to be a man To try my best is all I can.” MICHAEL “MIKE” AVERY “Under Pressure: Cool minds prevail.” Basketball, Soccer PASQUALE “PATSY” BARONE “Money adds life” MARK BARRAS Debate DANIEL BARTLETT Cross-Country, Outdoor Track, Indoor Track, Rel. Comm BRIAN “BIRDMAN” BAYNES “Life is an outgoing experience which never ends.” 18 S.C. Secretary, Crystal 99, Bowling, Debate, N.H.S., LANCE Football MIGUEL BENZAN I have a dream DANIEL BLAIKIE JOSEPH BOTTARI JOHN BOUCHER Swimming, Tennis PETER “BOUCHE” BOUCHER To All My Buddies — Good luck next year.” Intramurals, Football, Baseball, Musicals JOHN BOURGEA Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings; But I live for my dreams, and a pocket full of gold.” 19 Basketball, Baseball, Football Crystal 99, Soccer, N.H.S., Track RONALD BROWN DEAN BRUNO Nowhere else but the Lion’s House.” MARK BUCKLEY ALEXANDER “AL” BUONOPANE If we want to change the future, we have to change the present.” Science Club, Ski Club, Musicals Basketball DENNIS “DEXTER” BURKE KEVIN “SKIPPER” BURKE Life is hard, life is earnest. If you ever Rest your mind, it’s been well fed.” get cold, turn up the furnace.” 20 Football Football Ski Club Swimming MICHAEL BURKE MICHAELBUZZOTA What are you looking at? Yeah, you!” Mass. Delegate, Intramurals, Football, Baseball, Musicals, Track Ski Club PHILIP PHIL” CANNIFF “We came, we saw, and we con¬ quered. Thanks for the memories.” WILLIAM BILLY” CAPONE Honesty is the best policy.” Ath. Chairman, Science Club, Cult. Comm., Soc. Comm., Football, N.H.S., Track Crystal 99, Ski Club, Golf DAVID DAVE” CARADONNA Nothing gives pleasure but that which gives pain.” WILLIAM BILL” CARD Breathe, breathe in the air. Don’t be afraid to care.” 21 Sailing Club, Camera Club, Debate Team, Chess Club, Hockey, S.C. PAUL “PICKLES” CARDILLO “I came and I left. Sailing Club, Intramurals, Track TIMOTHY “CORKY” CASEY ‘‘Smile — it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to.” Ski Club Pres., Musicals, Tennis, Soccer, Golf, S.C. JOSEPH “JOE” CAVANAUGH KEVIN ‘CERRA’ CERRETANI The time is gone, the song is over, thought I’d something more to say.” Crystal 99, Musicals, Tennis, Soccer Swim Team Cap., S.C. Vice-Pres., Sailing Club, Cult. Comm., Soc. Comm., Rel. Comm., Ath. Comm., Prom Comm., Football, • Baseball, Ski Club, N.H.S. MARK ‘CERRA” CERRETANI “... I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon.” FRANK CHIARA ‘‘He that loses his conscience has nothing left that is worth keeping.” 22 LANCE co-editor, Soc. Chairman, Cult. Comm., Work Crew, Rel. Comm., Debate, N.H.S., Big Bro. Close-Up Baseball, Soccer JAMES “BUCKO” CHIAVELLI Slainte!” FRANK “CHOMPA” CIAMPA “If a man has a talent and cannot use it, he has failed. Intramurals, Crystal 99, Ski Club, Soccer, S.C. MICHAEL “MIKE” CLARK BLAISE CLEMENTE “If you expect life to be simple, don’t expect too much.” MATTHEW COLBERT There is nothing so great as gentle- liess and nothing so gentle as real I .trength, Soc. Comm., Rel. Comm., Prom Comm., Lit. Mag., Football, Baseball, N.H.S. THOMAS COSTELLO 23 Ath. Comm., Football, N.H.S., Hockey, S.C. Soccer, S.C. JAMES “JIMMY COVIELLO DAVID COX I came, I saw, I conquered.” Musicals JOHN CSOKMAY Youth calls for pleasure. Pleasure calls for love. Sailing Club, Basketball, Crystal 99 JOSEPH CURTIS Nag . .. nag . . . nag.” JOSEPH “JOE” D’Antona “Go for it!” LOUIS “LOUIE D’AUGUSTA “Can you see it again” Football, S.C. 24 STEPHEN DEVINE Rel. Comm. MARK DEANE Crystal 99 Editor, Intramurals, Football, Baseball, Soccer Debate LOUIS LOUIE” Dl FRONZO I’ve seen all good people.” DANIEL DANNY” DOHERTY The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon but that we wait so long to begin it.” Cross Country, Intramurals RALPH DRINKWATER Good luck to the class of 1980” PAUL DURAN Sin City” Intramurals, Ski Club 25 Service Comm., Big Brother, Prom Comm., Soc. Comm., Math Team, N.H.S., - LANCE DANA EPSTEIN “Dreams are our foundation, reality is the building.” Intramurals, Ski Club, Football, Track MICHAEL FAIA “It’s been real” LANCE Photo Editor, Pres., Int. Club, SAC Delegate, Big Brother, N.H.S. ROBERT FAIA MARK FALLON “Don’t take life too seriously, or you’ll never get through it alive.” Intramural s, Intramurals, N.H.S. Tennis Team, Football, Musicals JOHN FAVUZZA Past experiences put you one step ahead in the future.” MICHAEL “FEARLESS” FIORE “Youth is not a time of life; it is a state of mind.” 26 ROBERT FITZGERALD Social Chairman, Sailing Club, Treasurer, Ski Club, Drama ARTHUR “RUSS” FITZPATRICK What can be conceived, can be cre¬ ated.” Cult. Comm., Soc. Comm., Musicals, Debate, N.H.S. JAMES FLYNN Within every small problem there lies a large one trying to emerge.” JOHN “FONY”FONTANA No man ever became great by mere imitation” Intramurals Intramurals, Football, Swimming, Ski Club, Musicals, Bowling MICHAEL “FLOPPY” FOPIANO ' It is not what you know, it is who you now.” ALAN “AL” FORGIONE “I am what I am because I made myself so.” 27 Int. Club, Baseball, Hockey, Soccer, N.H.S. Treas. — Ski Club, Sailing, Hockey, Soccer, Golf JAMES “GAF”GAFFEY “Those who apply themselves too closely to little things become incapa¬ ble of great things.” JOHN“GATOR”GATELY “If it feels good, go with it and don’t hold back.” Math Team, Musicals, Soccer, Debate, N.H.S., Track, LANCE DAVID GERSH “Hear my words that I might teach you. Take my arms that I might reach you” Baseball, Hockey THOMAS “GIL” GILMARTIN “Desire will prevail” Basketball, Football, Track DONALD “G.O.” GIORDANO ANTHONY GIUGGIO Sometimes when I look up in the sky I can see the stars but I cannot see the light.” 28 Soccer, Hockey, Golf RICHARD GLOVER Intramurals, Ski Club, N.H.S. JOHN GLYNN “Time is infinite movement without one moment of rest.” Math Team, Musicals, N.H.S., Track, WMCH Science Club, Crystal 99, Hockey SCOTTHAMBERG “Forsans et haec olim meminisse iuva- bit.” Intramurals, Baseball FRANCIS “HARRY” HARRIGAN “Long live the Irish!” GERARD “DIRTY HARRY” HARRINGTON “Harry doesn’t mind. THOMAS “HAM” HAMILTON “Only the good die young.” Science Club, Crystal 99, Art Club, Musicals 29 Swim Team Co-Capt., Intramurals, S.C. J. JOSEPH “JAY” HARRINGTON It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog.” Intramurals, Crystal 99, Musicals, Track WILLIAM “BILL” HEFFRON “Today well-lived makes every yester¬ day a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” Cross Country, Swimming, Ski Club Intramurals, Math Team, N.H.S. MARK “HIGGY” HIGGINS ‘‘When life becomes as barren and cold as winter skies, There’s a beacon in the darkness, in a distant pair of eyes.” THOMAS “HOPPY” HOPKINSON “A wasted life is only an early death.” LANCE Co-editor, Big Brother, Crystal 99, Prom Comm., Cult. Comm., Soc. Comm., Rel. Comm., Work Crew, Musicals, Close-Up RONALD IMPERIALI RONALD JAMES 30 Sailing, Hockey Lit. Mag., Tennis, N.H.S. EUGENE“GENE”KEENAN It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it ' s the size of the fight in the dog.” WILLIAM “KELL” KELLEY If you keep smiling, no one will know what you’re up to.” LANCE Sports — ed., WEEKLY Co-editor, Cross Country, Intramurals, Basketball, Lit. Mag. MICHAEL KERRINS “Confidence has been defined as that absolutely assured feeling right before you fall on your face.” Soccer Capt., Crystal 99, Ski Club, Hockey, Golf MICHAEL KILLION “The reward of a thing rightly done is to have it done.” Intramurals, Soccer JOHN “JAY” KILBAN Thanks” WEEKLY co-editor, Intramurals, Cult. Comm., Rel. Comm., Lit. Mag., Baseball, N.H.S., Track DANIEL “BOOMER” KIRSCH Dum inter homines sumus, colamus humanitatem.” 31 Cross Country, Track Intramurals ROBER T “BOB” LA HAIT Don’t say everything you know, just know everything you say.” ALBERT “CHICO” LE BARON Hang it up all you disco boys.” Intramurals, Ski Club, Sailing, Track MARKLESSARD Dazed and Confused” Intramurals JAMES “LUMPY” LOMBARDO Everything is funny as long as it is happening to somebody else.” S.C. President, Ski Club Soccer STEPHEN “LOPE” LO PRESTI Never let school interfere with your education.” JAMES MAC DONALD So often times it happens, we live our lives in chains and never even know we have the key. 32 s.c. N.H.S., Track MICHAEL MACKAY MICHAEL MAHER Chess Club, Art Club, Int. Club, Musicals, Drama, S.C. Musicals, Ski Club, Soccer, Hockey MICHAEL MALONEY “You can dream, and dream again, but you are the only one who can make it come true.” PAUL “P.M.” MALONEY Now some they do, and some they don’t, and some you just can’t tell.” MICHAEL MARCHANT Hockey WAYNE “WAYNO” MANTIA Thank GOD it’s over. 33 CARMINE MARTIGNETTI Stage Crew, WMCH PETER “RICHIE” MAVILIO When in doubt call SABO. If SABO fails, call Conan.” MATTHEW MC CABE Football, Soccer THOMAS “T.J.” MCCABE To be or not to be.” Football, Track, S.C. Ath. Comm., Ski Club, Sailing, Debate, Track HUGH “HUGHIE” MC ELENEY Always look on the bright side of life.” PATRICK MC GONAGLE ‘‘We came as strangers, we left as friends.” JOSEPH “JOLTIN’ ’’ MOLONEY “Sometimes you feel like a nut, some¬ times you don ' t.” JOHN “MONA” MONAHAN “Without dreams, there is no need to work. Without work, there is no need to dream.” Intramurals Intramurals JOHN MONTEITH “To be great is to be misunderstood.” JOHN “MOBS” MORABITO Sometimes you win, and sometimes you lose. Whataya gonna do?” Science Club, Crystal 99 GERALD “PAGANO” MORAN STEPHEN MOSCHELLA Don’t judge a person by the length of his hair, but by the depth of his soul.” 35 Track JOHN “MOYNA” MOYNIHAN Unbelievable — Really” Cross-Country Co- capt., NEMDSC Vice-Pres., Track co-capt., Weekly Co-ed., Rel. Chairman, N.H.S. Pres., Cult. Comm., Soph. Coun., Jun. Coun., Math Team, LANCE RICHARD MULLANE There is a space between man’s imagination and man’s attainment that may only be traversed by his longing. Baseball Basketball, Football, Track JAMES “MUL” MULRENAN Bad Company til the day I die.” GEORGE“SNAKE” NEALON The Kids are alright.” Baseball, Ski Club, Bowling, Hockey JAY “BIRD” NOBLE Live today like there is no tomorrow.” PC. Football, Baseball KEVIN NOLAN “Dazed and Confused.” 36 BRIAN ONESSIMO Football, Ski Club, Art Club, Track SEAN “SEANO” O’REGAN “Can we ever have too much of a good thing?” Intramurals, Soccer S.C. JOHN O’SULLIVAN If you can’t dazzle them with bril¬ liance, baffle them with bull.” RALPH “PAGGY” PAGLUCCA “See ya later.” Intramurals, Football, Track KENNETH “BEAR” PALLOTTA Don’t take life too seriously; you’ll never get out of it alive anyway.” GERALD “JERRY”PALUMBO “The road goes ever on and on, Down from the door where it began.” 37 MARC PEDI “I am a follower of the three wise men: Moe, Larry, and Curly.” Soccer, Track MARK PERRIN Turner, going to the Beanpot?” Intramurals, Baseball KEVIN PICKETT KEVIN RICE “When Fortune’s fickle, the faithful friend is found.” Basketball ANTHONY “TONY” ROSATI “No matter how successful in life I become, I will never forget to thank my high school — Malden Catholic.” Cult. Comm., Lit. Mag., Art Club, Soccer, N.H.S., LANCE STEVEN SCAPICCHIO “Chi si ferma e perduto.” 38 Football, Hockey WILLIAM “MICKEY” SEARS ‘The hardest victory is one you win Dver yourself.” Baseball, Hockey JOHN “SPAG” SPAGNOLI “Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind.” Football DAVID “STAFF” STAFFIER Won’t get fooled again.” Intramurals, Musicals, Chess, Golf MICHAEL “CHICK” SIMONELLI “To wonder is beginning to under¬ stand.” BRIAN “SULLY” SULLIVAN “Do not pray for an easy life, but to be a strong person.” ROBERTSPURRELL “It is good to live life safe; but it is bet¬ ter if you live life dangerously.” Intramurals, Cult. Comm. 39 Intramurals, Crystal 99, N.H.S. Sec. Cult. Chairman, LANCE Lit. Ed., Rel. Comm., Soc. Comm., CLOSE-UP, Lit. Mag., Musicals, Debate, N.H.S. JOHN “SULLY” SULLIVAN I would never belong to a club that would have me as a member. ROBERT“BOB”SUTHERBY If you are out to describe the truth, leave elegance to the tailor. Football, N.H.S. JEFFREY “COOKIE” SYMONDS “Quit is a four-letter word. I never use it.” RICHARD “RICK” TAMMARO “All wish to possess knowledge, but few, comparatively speaking, are will¬ ing to pay the price.” Hockey, Soccer, Track JOHN TURNER “Here I am, back on the road again. Here I go, back on the stage.” Track JOSEPH“URBY”URBAN “My thoughts and I were of another world.” Intramurals, Art Club Football JOHN “URI” URSINO Ask and you will receive. JEFFREY “JEFF” VELLUCCI Football, Track JOSEPH “JOE” WALSH It ' s not over until it’s over.” JOSEPH P. WALSH MICHAEL WALSH Football, Swimming, Ski Club DENNIS “WICK” WARWICK It’s time I was on my way, thanks to you I ' m much obliged for a pleasant stay, but now it ' s time to ramble on.” 41 RICHARD WORTHY WILLIAM WATERHOUSE MICHAEL ZARBO Math Capt., Tennis JOHN“YANGSTER”YANG 42 43 VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1979-1980 Varsity Football team fin¬ ished its season with a disappointing 2-8 record. Despite its record, the tearm was led by strong motivating forces: Coach Lang’s leadership ability and the performance of the seniors, especially Ken Pallotta and Jim Coviello, who were both named to the All- Catholic Football Team. The LANCE staff wishes a better season for next year’s squad. First, L-R: Tom Gannon, Tony Marcella, Rich Joy, Jim Hughes, Capt. Jim Coviello, Dave Caradonna, Jim Tarpey, John Saunders, Mike Clark. Second: Joe Walsh, Jeff Symonds, Charlie DiFronzo, Steve LaSota, Peter Grava, Paul Prescott, Walt McNeill, Rich Silva, Ron Webb, Steve Salemi. Third: Coach Stevenson, Coach Haley, Jerry Bates, Steve Anzuoni, Barry Shea, Mark Sherzi, Mike Buzzotta, Kevin Nolan, Ron Brown, Al Amigo, Coach Hickey. Fourth: Coach Lang, Ken Pallotta, Tony Foti, George Nealon, Brian Shea, Mike Marchant, Lon Hillson, Charlie Bartolomeo, Tony Maddeleni, Joe Ronan, Barry Goodwin, Chuck Wright. 46 im J. V. FOOTBALL The 1979 Junior Varsity Football Team, coached by Scott McDougall, finished its season with a 3-4-1 record. Led by quarterback Barry Goodwin, the team was able to defeat Arlington Catholic, Boston Tech, and West Roxbury. The team experienced a season of preparation for next year’s varsity squad. The LANCE staff hopes that this eventful season will produce successful results next year. FROSH FOOTBALL The Frosh Football Team, coached by Mr. Thomas Aiello and Frank Beebe, completed its season with a 7-2 record. Coach Aiello complimented the team on its “hustle and ability to carry the ball down field.’’ Led by tri-captains Steve Bond, Ray Patrick, and Rich D’lnno- cenzo, the team was able to defeat all of the local junior high schools. The LANCE congratulates the Frosh team members and wishes them future success. ont, L-R: Paul Havey, John Egan, Jim Flanagan, John Kirwin, Bill McGunigle, Ray Patrick, Mike Duran, Walsh. Second: Dave Marks, Ken Mastrocola, Dny LoPilato, John Fidler, Mike Sawicki, Tom Gaeta, Jeff Driscoll, Steve Nolan, Gerry Newell. Third: Brian Heffron, Frank Gioia, Mike Turilli, Jim Tar- jy, Rich Floromo, Chris Hoffman. Fourth: Coach Aiello, Steve Zizza, Ron Boudreau, Rich D Innocenzo, John Mangini, Pat O Donoghue, Steve Bond, Tuck Callahan, Chris Weber, Bill Irwin, Pete Williamson, Jim McDonald, Coach Beebe. 49 The 1979-1980 Cross Country team, coached by Bro. Myles McManus and Mr. Lou Ruggiero, finished its season with a disap¬ pointing record of 0-7. Trophies were won, however, in the Sau¬ gus Road Race, when Rich Mul- lane placed fourth and Danny Lynch placed sixteenth. The team retains a strong core of freshmen and sophomores, possessing great potential for success next year. CROSS COUNTRY Front, L-R: Don Lewis, John McDonough, Dave Dolaher, John Marino, Paul Murphy, John Murphy, Rich Wronski, Peter McIntyre, Peter Maiuri, Charlie Doucot. Second: Mike Morgan, John Thulin, Chris Glynn, Don Gallagher, Mike Fronczak, Dan Lynch, Dave Ventola, Mike McDonough, Paul Barker. Back: Head Coach Brother Myles McManus, Chris Ryan, Rich Mullane, Jim Behan, Ralph Drinkwater, Brian Baynes, Bob Gallagher, Dom Gaeta, Assistant Coach Mr. Lou Ruggiero. 50 51 VARSITY SOCCER The 1979-1980 Varsity Soccer Team enjoyed its most successful season. Playing at Devir Park, its new home field, the netmen achieved new heights with an impres¬ sive 7-2-1 league record and a 7-4-3 overall record. The team was led by co-captains Frank Ciampa and Mike Killion along with many other talented seniors. They were able to qualify for the state tournament, but were defeated in the quarter-final by Wayland. Players named to the all-star team included Thomas Allen, Mike Asaro, Kevin Cerretani, Mark Cerretani, Frank Ciampa, Joseph Clemente, Lou DiFronzo, James Gaffey, and Mike Killion. The LANCE proudly congratulates the 79-80 soccer team on an excellent season. First Row, L-R: Dave Gersh, Chris Rooney, Mark Cerretani, Louis DiFronzo, Jay Kilban, Jim Gaffey. Second Row: Mark Perrin, Paul Cox, Tom Allen, Kevin Cerretani, Mike Asaro, Rick Glover, Tony Celli, Frank Ciampa. Third Row: Mgr. Dana Petroni, Jim MacDonald, Mike Killion, Dean Bruno, Joe Clemente, John Gately, Paul Maloney, Coach Bro. Dan Cremin. 52 J. V. SOCCER The Junior Varsity Soccer Team completed a successful season with an 8-4 record, Coach Brother Fred¬ erick Eid, C.F.X., complimented the team on its “high-spirited play.’’ The netmen were led by co-cap¬ tains George Gaffey and Thomas Surette, who demonstrated the lead¬ ership abilities needed for a suc¬ cessful season. With only five players returning to this year’s Varsity team, Varsity Coach Bro. Daniel Cremin must depend on this J.V. squad for future success. The LANCE wishes good luck to all of next year’s netmen. Front, L-R: Don Follett, John O ' Neill, Paul Wasserman, Gary Cronin, Mike Goulding. Second: Peter Graffam, Don Lane, Arthur Lauretano, Tom Mer- curo, John Magno. Third: Tom Surette, Bob DiGiantomasso, Jim Arsenault, Ed Deasy, Pat Nealon, Tony Brandano, George Gaffey, Coach Brother Frederick Eid. 54 FROSH SOCCER This year’s Freshman Soccer Team was a pioneer program here at M.C. Though the team had no wins this season, they learned basic soccer skills and team play. Coached by Mr. Fran McIntyre, the 79-80 team laid the foundation for future freshman programs. Front, L-R: George Masterson, Harry Benzan, Arthur Durken, Geary Munroe, Gary Faller, Brian MacDonald, Tom Lally Back: Coach Mr. Fran McIntyre, Robert Kiley, Mike Cox, Dan Kelleher, Gary Cowan, Jeff St. Germain, Tom Hubbard, Nick Safina, Tim Treanor. 55 FACULTY Brother Frederick R. Codair, C.F.X. Headmaster, Latin Brother Jeremiah O’Leary, C.F.X. Associate Headmaster, French Brother Daniel Skala, C.F.X. Associate Headmaster, English 56 Mr. Thomas Aiello Mathematics, Computer Mr. Martin Ammer Guidance, Career Planning Mr. Thomas Arria Social Studies, Religion Sister Norma Alexander French Miss Penelope Austin Art 57 Mrs. Helen Bockley Guidance Secretary Mrs. Rita Brander General Office Secretary Mrs. Susan Brennan Chemistry, Biology Brother Joseph Britt, C.F.X. Social Studies, Religion Brother John Burns, C.F.X. Guidance, Spanish 58 Brother John Carpenter, C.F.X. Typing Mr. A.J. Constantiho Director of Development Mr. Charles Chisholm Mathematics Brother Daniel Cremin, C.F.X. Physical Education Mr. John Carroll English 59 Brother Frank DeSarro, C.F.X. English Brother Lawrence Dunn, C.F.X. Athletic Director Brother Frederick Eid, C.F.X. Mathematics Brother Marcellus Feeley, C.F.X. Communications Mrs. Janet Ferguson Biology 60 Mrs. Carol Geyer English, Reading Mr. Kenneth Getz Mathematics Miss Catherine Gannon Religious Studies Mr. Barry Haley Physical Education, Health Mr. Joseph Grey Religious Studies 61 Mr. Joseph Lang Guidance, Accounting Mrs. Nancy Lyons French Brother Kevin McLean, C.F.X. Spanish, Religious Studies Brother William Lyons, C.F.X. English, Spanish 63 Brother Myles McManus, C.F.X. Religious Studies, Mathematics Mr. James McNiff Mathematics Brother Louis Marek, S.A. Religious Studies Miss Lisa Marengi Social Studies Mr. James Markey English 64 i A; . 1 Mr. Richard Mazzei Social Studies Miss Mary Menner Librarian, Library Science Mr. Joseph Passanese English Mrs. Bernice Sarnie Development Office Secretary Mr. Douglas Sears English, Latin 65 Mrs. Marion Steeves General Office Secretary Brother Timothy Skala, C.F.X. Social Studies, Latin Mr. Charles Stevenson Social Studies Mr. John Usher Dean of Students 66 Mrs. Jane Vozella Treasurer Mrs. Doris Walsh Library Secretary Brother Philip White, C.F.X. Engineering Drawing, Driver Education Mr. J. Bernard Winne Mathematics 67 Mr. Mazzei surveying his realm Just a little off the top” 68 . .. and slightly more laid back. Yes, we do correct tests . . . sooner or later. Teaching styles: a wee bit forceful. . . 69 WINTER 70 VARSITY BASKETBALL The Varsity Hoopsters, hurt by a dismal early season, did not do as well as they had hoped. Many games were agonizing one or two point losses, making defeat even harder to accept. There were some bright spots in the season, however, such as victories over Portsmouth and Revere, and captain Marc Pedi’s achieving of 1528 points. Mark Stanton Patsy Barone Mike Clark 72 J. V. BASKETBALL The 1980 Junior Varsity Basket- bailers had a highly successful sea¬ son, finishing 10 and 2 in the Catho¬ lic Conference, (in first place), and ending up 14-4 overall. It was a team in which there was a lot of balance with all players contributing to the team’s performance. Each of the squad’s 5 starters averaged in the 8- 10 points per game range. Hopefully the returning team members and the incoming freshman team players will keep the club’s performance up to the standards set this season. Front: Joe Mahoney. Second, L-R: Andy Slavin, Eddie Holmes, Sean Lucey. Third, L-R: Bob Giordano, Barry Goodwin, Jerry Bradanese, Brian Flynn. Back, L-R: Dan Clark, Dan Doherty, Bob Powers, Coach Mr. Frank Halas. Missing: Paul Barker. 74 FROSH BASKETBALL The 79-80 Freshmen hoopsters ended up with a remarkable 19-2 record. Scoring was divided fairly evenly among the five starters: Steve Bond, Chris Ryan, Al Ber- ardi, Chris Hoffman, and Steve Nolan. The team also received key contributions from bench players in times of injury and sickness. Coach Winne complimented the entire team on their fine season. sip m Front, L-R: co-captains Steve Nolan and Steve Bond. Back. Chris Hoffman, Mike Yang, Gerry Newell, Rich D’lnnocenzo, Chris Ryan, Bruck Martel, Chuck Callahan, Mike Parisi, Alan Berardi, Ken Mastrocola, John LaCortiglia, David Johnedis, John Kelleher. 75 VARSITY HOCKEY The 79-80 Varsity team, captained by Chuck Allen and coached by Mr. Bob Conceison, had a few wins in their tough Catholic Con¬ ference. They fin¬ ished, however, with 8-10-2 overall. MVP’s were Steve Staffieri and Mike Anthony. Chuck Allen was named Outstanding Offen¬ sive Player and Jim Gaffey was the Unsung Hero. Front L-R- Chris Lyons, Brian Reagan, Joe Turner, Chuck Allen, Tom Allen, Jim Gaffey, Paul Anthony, Dan Lynch. Back: Coach Conceison, Steve Staffieri, James Sasso, Rich Anderson, Tom Gilmartin, Joe Rizzo, Mike D’Amore, Trini Itturalde, Mike Reardon, Gene Keenan, Steve Brady, Keith Mou- laison, Billy Franzese, Coach DiPietro. 76 J. V. HOCKEY The 79-80 J.V. squad finished its season with an impressive 16-2 overall record. This team will cer¬ tainly provide the basis for a victorious 80-81 Varsity team. The LANCE wishes them well for next season. FROSH HOCKEY t A 15 and 4 record was the reward for the 79-80 Frosh ska¬ ters’ effort this season. The play¬ ers were able to work well as a team, and should keep M.C.’s hockey program exciting for some years to come. Front, L-R: Ken Rossfield, Tony LoPilato, Mike Vino, Tom Marini, Tony Lomanno, Joe Riccioli. Back: Coach Devlin, Robert Allen, John McLean, Vin¬ cent Bono, Rich Morrelli, John Fidler, Ray Patrick, Tom McKean, David Dolaher, Bill McGunigle, Robert Carr. 79 SWIMMING Coach Brother Daniel Cre- min commended the 79-80 Swim team for being “an out¬ standing group of young men to work with — good athletes and swimmers.’’ The final record was 12-1 -1, and most of the victories were won closely, and by great team effort. Several returning members will hopefully keep the team’s standards next year as high as this season’s. Front, L-R: Paul Wasserman, Pete Boucher, co-capt. Jay Harrington, Brian Rice, Bill Montgomery, Chris Maggiocoma. Second: Al Forgione, John Lynch, Tom Coates, George Farraher, Bill Coffin, Steve Oteri, Mike Burke, Chris Sweeney, Pete Williamson, Bob Weber, Mike Lancaster, Paul Chiara. Back: Erich Bockley, Tony Brandano, Ken Antonucci, co-capt. Frank Chiara, Mike McDonough, Dennis Warwick, Mark Higgins, Coach Bro. Daniel Cremin. 80 81 The 1979-1980 Indoor Track Team, coached by Brother Myles McManus and Mr. Lou Ruggiero, finished its season with a 3-4 record. Co-captains Mike Faia and Richard Mullane played key roles in the team’s success. Some pleasant sur¬ prises on the squad included the breaking of two school records: 50- yard hurdle by Mike Faia (6.7 sec.) and the 660 yard run in 1:16.4 by sen¬ ior Mike MacKay. INDOOR TRACK First, L-R: Asst. Coach Mr. Lou Ruggiero, Tim Treanor, Brian Heffron, Bob Kennan, George Masterson, Gary Cowan, Geary Munroe, Paul Murphy, Tim Crowley, Jack Riley, John Thulin, Jim Flanagan, Ken Rossfel, Mike Madden, Keith White, Coach Bro. Myles. Second: Mike Faia, Ralph Puopolo, Bill Heffron, Steve Anzuoni, Pat McGonagle, Mike McKay, Soctt Hamberg, Rich Wronski, Steve Curry, Phil McGovern, Mike Fronczak, Chris Glynn, Art Puopolo. Third: Walter Thulin, Ron Boudreau, Dan Kirsch, Paul Toland, Carl Conway, Steve Denaro, Brian Baynes, Nick Safina, Mark Perrin, Dorn Gaeta, Don Gallagher, Paul Cameron, Kevin Olsen. Fourth: Mike Virusso, Dave Gersh, Rich Mullane, Ed O’Brien, John O’Neill, Paul Shannon, Jim Behan, Jim Daly, Phil Mondello, Don Follett, Tony Fabiano, Tom Joyce, Chris Jasper. 82 A’ 85 Juniors Raymond Acevedo Joseph Adams John Addonizio Thomas Albano Thomas Allen Gregory Ames Andrew Angelone Micheal Anthony Anthony Amore Erich Bockley Charles Bartolomeo i Paul Barker John Benzan James Behen David Bortone Louis Belmonte Stephen Brady Sean Bucci . i Jerold Bates Sean Borstel Michael Cappucci Philip Castor John Burns Kevin Burns Paul Cervizzi 86 • William E. Franzese Richard Funei Anthony Grasso John Keegan Martin Gately Michael Green Kevin Kilday F. Daniel Lynch 1 David Goodine Dominic Gaeta John Lepore David Gorfine John Hallice Richard Joy Patrick MacDonald James Jesoraldo Norman MacAskill Stephen Lasota Charles Gubitose Leroy Johnson Adam Gratun James Kenney Thomas Kilroy Christopher Jasper William P. Franzese Michael Graffeo Lon Hillson Kenneth Julian Edward Leahy 88 Michael Magliochetti Michael McDonough i J . s Michael Nappi i Shawn Nestor Daniel Petrucci Joseph Malacho wski Richard McGrath Keith Moulaison Michael Natola Michael Manzi Ralph McHatton Anthony Martignetti Walter McNeill Michael McCarthy Nicholas Medugno John McDonald David Merrill Billy Franzese hard at work. Christopher O’Brien Joseph Polcaro James O ' Brien Cornelius Powers Kevin Olsen Frank Puleio Paul O’Brien Robert Powers Dana Petroni Ralph Puopolo 89 John Raso Joseph Riley Frank Saf ina Brian Shea James Sullivan Patrick Rafferty Brian Rice John Rush Paul Shannon Michael Speziale Michael Reardon Kevin Riley Richard Salemi Joseph Sheehan James Tarpey Brian Regan Christopher Rooney James Sasso Mark Sherzi David Ranlett Charles Russo Stephen Staffieri Brian Rossetti Mark Serafini —in—i— William Sollitto Brian Tow Michael Rennie Thomas Rice 90 Michael Virusso Edward Walters Charles Wright Philip Mondello David Ventola John Walsh Ronald Webb Richard Zampitella Nicola Rico Robert Whelan Scott Delllsola Edward Sanchez James Wilkie Vincent Giovenelli Ralph Scapicchio David Wilson Neil Cadigan Richard Winant Michael Feeney William Watson 91 Sophomores Michael Aronis James Arsenault Gerald Bradanese Anthony Brandano Anthony David Ciampa Christopher Stephen Agrippino Joseph Bage John Breslin Christopher Cefalo Stephen Baird Edward Belding Allen Brown Stephen Celata John Callahan Anthony Celli John Collins Daniel Clark Kenneth Antonucci Patrick Boushell Paul Cameron Paul Chiara Robert Collins 92 Richard Connolly Carl Conway Stephen Coppola t 1 A Jr. Robert Coppola Kevin Cox Gary Cronin Joseph Crowley Timothy Crowley Stephen Curry Daniel Daly James Daly Fred D’Angelo Edward Deasy Anthony Dingolo Paul DiOrio Daniel Doherty David Dolaher Steven deLuccia Stephen Denaro Laurence Devine Joseph DiBella Mark Donovan Robert DiGiantomaso Stephen Faia Leo Fama Timothy Fandel George Farraher William Farrell 93 Robert Favuzza Robert Ferreri Joseph Foster I J. Robert Gallagher Robert Giordano James Ferrero Anthony Foti Matthew Gallagher Santo Giovenelli Robert Goodwin John Fitzgerald Charles Franco Mark Gasparello William Goodwin Donald Follett Thomas Gorman Libby Fulgione Kris Gearty Ronald Golini Louis Forgione George Gaffey Frank Gesualdi Barry Goodwin .L SnfiwMr. Michael Goulding Michael Goodwin William Gianoukos Shawn Fennell Francis Forrestall mm Donald Gallagher 94 Christopher Hussey Elmer King Christopher Lake ' w Michael LaRocca Thomas Joyce John Keane Christopher Indrisano Sophomore Counselor — that’s spelled L-i-b-b-y .. Arthur Laurentano Eugene Lauria Daniel Lloyd Sean Lucey Edward Kiley Stephen Ladd Donald Lane John Lynch Anthony Maddeleni John Magno Michael Madden Dennis Maher Joseph Mahoney John Malachowski 95 Anthony Marcella Thomas Mercuro Michael Norton Michael Perry John Matayabas John Mersicano Michael Murphy John O’Neill Dominic Malerba Philip McGovern Michael Motta r Thomas Newman Kevin Pawlak Steven Miller Paul Natale Joseph O’Sullivan Damioan Mangini jiff ' : f- Daniel Medugno Dana Norris Robert Penniston Michael McCarthy William Montgomery Patrick Nealon Joseph Papa Robert Powers 96 Lowell Retalic Robert Ryan ‘‘Secritery? ... sekratery? ... secratery?” Steven Rigione Stephen Salemi John Saunders Joseph Rizzo Gary Schneider Richard Silva Andrew Slavin Steven Solviletti Francis Shea Thomas Surette Christopher Sweeney James Storella Anthony Sutera Paul Prescott Kenneth Swerdlick Robert Reardon John Russo Michael Scurto Edward Staffier Hari Reddy James Russo Eric Seidman Nathan Tarani 97 John Thulin 1 i Joseph Turner Robert Weber I Michael Famaglietti Gregory Snow Brian Flynn William Van Tassell Peter Grava A. Timothy Walsh Stephen Cappucci J. Michael Luongo Edward O’Brien Michael Turco Paul Wasserman Francis Fabiano William Pappas Michael Steinberg 98 It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s super-photographer! Freshmen Brian Albushies Robert Allen Robert Anzuoni Brian Barry Vincent Bono Kevin Bennett Jonathan Book Alan Berardi William Bernardinelli k-4 Harry Benzan Ronald Boudreau Kevin Borque Robert Bova Dana Bruno Joseph Cerbone Thomas Buonopane Pasquale Cerbone Charles Callahan John Clark Richard Capone Robert Clougherty Daniel Campbell Jason Cleary Joseph Bacci Steven Bond John Bregoli Robert Carr Thomas Coates 100 v William Coffin Stephen Daignault Louis DiSabatino Arthur Durkin ■■■ Gary Cowan Edward Collins Gary Cowan Stephen Comeau i Michael Cox Robert Conrad Michael Cutone Christopher Corcoran Paul D’Agostino John Cooley David D’Agostino Samuel Deane Francis Dolaher Thomas Lally Benjamin DeChristoforo Charles Doucot Salvatore Delllsola Jeffrey Driscoll John Devine John Dunne Richard D’lnnocenzo Michael Duran These are NOT sneakers!!! 101 ■ Brian Heffron Sean Hurley Garrey Faller John Fidler Thomas Hayes Hugh Goulding mm Richard Floramo Michael Gorman Stephen Finigan Brian Fitzgerald Michael Fronczak Ronald Graf Christopher Hoffman Jerald landoli Louis Grande John Howard William Irwin Kevin Flaherty Paul Gallagher Eric Grava Thomas Hubbard David Johnedis Anthony Flammia Thomas Gill Ronald Feola James Flanagan Frank Gioia Paul Havey Charles Hugo 102 Michael Keegan Robert Kiely Thomas Lally Edward Keenan Michael Lancaster Robert Keenan Christopher King Donald Lewis Alexander Kim Carl Lipani Joseph Lombardo How can you flunk religion??? Brian MacDonald Kevin McCauley James McDonald Anthony LcPilato Thomas McKeon Eric McHatton John McDonough Michael Kelly John LaCortiglia Stephen Lomanno William McGunigle Peter McIntyre Robert Madden 103 Robert Miller Geary Munroe Kevin Nazzaro Patrick O’Donoghue Chris Maggiacomo Bruce Martal James Mortimer Claude Muzarol Mark O’Connor John Marckini Richard Morelli John Murphy Gerard Newall Michael O’Keefe Paul Murphy Kevin Nigro William O’Keefe Thomas Marini Peter Maiuri Patrick Mullin Dennis Nagle Shawn O’Connor Peter Marino Michael Morgan Richard Muse Stephen Nolan Stephen Oteri 104 Jttft Christopher Parcellin Arthur Puopolo Daniel Rufo Michael Parisi Timothy Raczkowski h Christopher Ryan Timothy Shea Andrew Scully Raymond Patrick Michael Rando David Pearson Kenneth Reardon Nicky Salina Barry Silverman Jeffrey Saint- Germain Jason Sparrow Michael Pietkiewicz Lawrence Rooney Paul Sarre William Spracklin Mark Sullivan Mark Tarpey James Powers Kenneth Rossfeld Michael Sawicki Vincent Szwarc Richard Tartarini 105 Thomas Howard Steven Toland Paul Walsh Michael Wojdakowski Richard Freedman John Kellcher —HI Michael Turilli C. James Lindkvist Thomas Walsh Michael Veno Richard Wronski Charles Fusco Michael Yang Christian Weber Gary Tedesco Robert Venturo Ronald Whelan Richard Zambella Christopher Goodreau 106 William Martin William Mars Michael Mahoney David Marks George Masterson V _ Arthur Puopolo Leonard Mirabele Joseph Riccioli W. Lawrence Murray William Walsh U John Mackenzie , John McLean mmm Joseph Rosa William Spracklin Darren Roberts James Shattuck The LANCE staff apologizes that pictures of the fol¬ lowing underclassmen were unavailable for publica¬ tion. Juniors Joseph Ronan | Dean Rondeau Ronald Ross Shawn Sullivan Sophomores Andrew O ' Hearn Freshmen Charles Bishara Trinidad Iturraldi John Marckini Bruce Owens Timothy Treanor Christopher Ward 4 ft Mm 4 ■ ■ How do we spell relief? 2:05! 107 SPRING SSX,! m gMNNkt 109 VARSITY BASEBALL The Varsity squad had a very successful season, finishing 6-6 in the conference and 8-11 over¬ all. Though plagued by spotty hit¬ ting, the defense and pitching were superb. Senior Chuck Allen led this year’s hitting with an excellent batting average. The team looks forward to an influx of new blood from the J.V. team. Ssssfe First Row, L-R: John Spagnoli, Lou DiFronzo, Jim Gaffey, Tom Gilmartin, Barry Goodwin, Walter McNeill. Back: Jim MacDonald, John Bourgea, Frank Ciampa, Mike Clark (capt.), Mike D’Amore, Charlie DiFronzo, Chuck Allen, Kevin Nolan, Coach Mr. Joe Lang. 110 111 J. V. BASEBALL The 1980 J.V. club, batting .500 with a 9-9 record, showed lots of promise for the future. With pitchers Joe Mahoney, Jim McDonald, and John Thulin, and Al Amigo behind the plate, the team set up an excellent foundation for the ’81 Varsity. Coach Mr. Tom Arria commented on the team’s fine hitting and the fact that they had “lots of speed on the bases.’’ We wish them con tinued success in future games. Front, L-R: Steve Bond, Joe DiBella, Gary Cronin, John Thulin, Dan Clark, Shawn Fennell, Tony Celli. Back: Al Amigo, Jim Tarpey, Ed Deasy, Jim Ken¬ ney, Paul Prescott. 112 FROSH BASEBALL The ’80 Frosh finished 6-2, losing their first two games but making a terrific comeback. Coach Mr. Bernie Winne cited the short schedule as a problem in giving his large team enough playing time. He also remarked that the team played well in positions foreign to them on certain occasions. Pitchers Steve Bond and Steve Nolan contributed excellent seasons, and the whole team played well offensively. This year’s freshmen will undoubtedly play an important part in M.C. base¬ ball for the next few years. £4 1 r ' d Front, L-R: Coach Winne, Robert Allen, Mike Mahoney, Mike Turilli, Steve Nolan, Chris Ryan, Bob Keenan, Tony LoPilato, Kevin Bennett. Back: Rich Tartarini, Bill Mars, Walter Thulin, Steve Bond, Jason Sparrow, Steve Zizza, Gary Cowan, Vincent Bono. 113 OUTDOOR TRACK This year’s Outdoor Track Team came up with several great individual performances, but never had the depth to provide a good team score. Some examples: In the y4-mile, Keith White set a new M.C. record of 53.1 seconds. Paul Toland hit 6 ' 1 in the high jump. Steve Anzuoni set an M.C. javelin record of 179 ' 8 . Tom Allen and Anzuoni combined for 344 ' 8 to take second in the State Relays. Anzuoni was selected for the Outstanding Per¬ formance award. Pat McGonagle, a double winner in high and low hurdles, was M.C.’s Outdoor MVP. Mike MacKay, Keith White, Ralph Puopolo, and Rich Mullane placed 4th in the Sprint Medley at the State Relays, setting a new M.C. record. At the State Class B Championships, MacKay was 5th in the 440, Toland 5th in the high jump, Anzuoni 3rd in the javelin. To those here mentioned, and to all members of the team, our sincere congratulations. Front: Tom Hubbard, Art Puopolo, Tom Walsh, Tim Treanor, Jim Flanagan, Ron Whelan, Bob Anzuoni, Mike Fronczak, Rich Wronski. Middle: Don Lane, Ron Boudreau, Paul Cameron, Tony Marcella, Jack Riley, Steve Curry, Jim Daly, Don Gallagher, Keith White, Chris Indrisano, Tom Gorman, David Dolaher. Back: Coach Bro. Myles, Ron Webb, Chuck Wright, Dan Lynch, Barry Shea, Ralph Puopolo, Paul Toland, Mike McDonough, Ed O ' Brien, Rich Mullane, Steve Anzuoni, Ken Pallotta, George Nealon, Tony Fabiano, Tom Allen, Mike Virusso, Coach Mr. Ruggiero. 114 TENNIS Despite a dismal overall record, the Tennis Team did pull off some victories — defeating Catholic Memorial twice, as well as beating Melrose and Everett. Senior Bill Kel¬ ley led the singles with outstanding force, and sophomore Bob Gior¬ dano also came on strong. The first doubles team of Allan Fitzmaurice and Doug Howard cap¬ ture victory over C.M., while the sec¬ ond doubles team rotated for much of the season. Though off to a slow start, first year coach Mr. Barry Haley has high hopes for the future of the team. We wish him luck for next season. Mike Allen looks on in amazement Bill Kelly: poetry in motion V i 9 ■ i U:: ; ; : Front, L-R: Geary Munroe, George Farraher, Chris Sweeney, Al Fitzmaurice, Mark Donovan. Back: Coach Haley, Mike Allen, Bill Kelley, Joe Malochow- ski, Bob Giordano, John Lynch, Steve LaSota. MEMORIES, PT. 1 117 ACTIVITIES Nat. Merit Commended Students, L-R: Brian Sullivan, Richard Mullane, James Flynn, Ron Imperiali, Steve Scapicchio, Dan Kirsch, Andy Alexander, Tom Hopkinson, Mark Fallon. Not Pictured: Semi-Finalists Miguel Benzan and Jim Chiavelli. 118 Sports Award Winners: Brother Myles McManus, Ken Pallotta, Jim Gaffey, Lou DiFronzo, Ken Antonucci, Eric Bockley, Ralph Puopolo, Frank Chiara, Mike Kerrins, Mike Buzzotta, Jim Coviello, Mike Clark, Jim Russo, Bill Kelley, Rick Glover, Marc Pedi, Chuck Allen, Brian Baynes, Dave Caradonna, John Bourgea, Mike Anthony, Dan Kirsch, Mike Killion, Mike MacKay, Bob Giordano, Frank Ciampa, Rich Mullane. 119 120 “HOW TO SUCCEED “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying’’ was the M.C. show of 1980. Directed by Brother Frank DeSarro, with musical direction by Mr. Ken Getz, the show played in the Hayes Theater on Febru¬ ary 15 and 16. The “best and most professional show at Malden Catholic” was viewed by several hun¬ dred people, including dozens of senior citizens from Malden. The senior citizen transportation and refreshments were arranged by Mr. Constantino and Brother Lawrence Dunn, along with many student ushers. We hope that the following display will recapture some of the excitement of “How to Succeed.” IN BUSINESS The cast, crew and fans of How To Succeed 121 122 WITHOUT REALLY TRYING” 123 STUDENT COUNCIL The 1979-1980 Malden Catholic High School Student Council The 79-80 Student Council, moderated by Brother Joseph Britt, was the most active student organization of the year. The S.C. was responsible for the organization of the school’s social events, (dances, Semi-Formal, Prom), cultural events, (museum trips, Bloodmobiles), religious events, (Masses, prayer services), and athletic activities (Intramurals). Since not all members of the Student Council were present for the picture, the following is a complete list: President: Steve LoPresti HR Presidents: Vice-President: Frank Chiara Steve Curry Ed Kiley Treasurer: Jim Wilkie John Pinette Bob Coppola Secretary: Danny Lynch Paul Natale Steve Coppola Junior Councillor: Skip MacAskill Bill Franzese Barry Shea Sophomore Councillor: Libby Fulgione Tony Martignetti Rich Winent Mass. Delegate: Mark Fallon Mike Cutone Jim Coviello Religious.Chairman: Rich Mullane Tom Costello Dave Cox Cultural Chairman: Bob Sutherby Mark Cerretani Blaise Clemente Athletic Chairman: Dave Caradonna Steve Moschella Paul Gallagher Social Chairman: Jim Chiavelli Chuck Callahan Dave Marks Charlie Doucot Mark Tarpey Tim Raczkowski 124 Disco or rock, everyone was on the floor. President Steve LoPresti Rich Mullane with Sweater Drive donations 125 Executive Board Meeting: View through the window 126 Libby Fulgione at Freshman Orientation. Treasurer Jim Wilkie after the Food Drive Frank Shea CHESS This year’s Chess Club was organized mainly by the efforts of its president, Frank Shea. It had a number of active mem¬ bers, who showed their dedication and commitment to the game of chess by meeting on Friday afternoons in Room 217. Mr. Kaufman was the club’s moderator and major kibitzer. The Chess Club competed in two informal matches with Mal¬ den High, one at each school. The club expects to improve on the quantity as well as the quality of play of its members in the future. The Chess Club: Miguel Benzan Mike Luongo Larry Murray Tim Raczkowski John Stellato David Thibeau Fred D’Angelo Mike Morgan Thomas Newman Nick Rico James Storella John Wood DEB A TE Debating the topic “Resolved: that the federal gov¬ ernment should significantly change its foreign poli¬ cy,’’ M.C.’s debators explored such issues and import- export agreements and defense. Led by seniors Daniel Bartlett and Jim Flynn and junior Joe Riley, the debate had a successful and far-ranging season, traveling as far as Louisville, Kentucky to compete. The debate team, always a big freshman interest, hopes that it will find some more great speakers in next year’s incoming class. 127 NA TIONAL •m HONOR SOCIETY Mr. John J. Carroll, Moderator Richard Mullane, President Daniel Kirsch, Vice-President John Sullivan, Secretary Michael Allen John Aronis Miguel Benzan Dean Bruno David Caradonna Frank Chiara James Chiavelli Frank Ciampa Matthew Colbert James Coviello Dana Epstein Mark Fallon John Favuzza James Flynn James Gaffey David Gersh John Glynn Scott Hamberg Thomas Hopkinson Ronald Imperiali William Kelley James Lombardo Michael MacKay Gerald Moran Anthony Rosati Steven Scapicchio Robert Sutherby Jeffrey Symonds Michael Walsh William Waterhouse John Yang BROTHER GILBERT CHAPTER SCIENCE The M.C. Science Club is a small but dedi¬ cated group of students who make several pilgrimages each year to scientific havens in the Boston area. Moderated by Mr. Frank Halas, this year’s club visited Boston Univer¬ sity, the Museum of Science, and listened to a lecture by the one and only Isaac Asimov. They also prepared a display for the fall Open House. Hopefully in the years to come, more M.C. students will take advantage of what the Sci¬ ence Club can offer. Science Club making milk shakes? The Math Team, under the guid¬ ance of Brother Frederick Eid and Mr. Tom Aiello, had a highly compe¬ titive season. President John Yang led the team to contests in the Greater Boston Math League and the New England Math League, in which member Dana Petroni was the high team scorer. The Math Team also organized the successful intramural Math meets. The Team will not only continue next year, it will help in the begin¬ ning of a computer club. We wish them all possible luck, and may their derivatives always integrate! MATH 129 The International Club at Open House 130 INTERNATIONAL CLUB BON JOUR! BUENAS DIAS! Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Johnson, the joint moderators of the International Club, had an excellent time this year. With Mark Fallon, president, and Mike Maloney, vice-presi¬ dent, the group has been socially and cul¬ turally active. They visited restaurants and attended the International Fair at the Hynes Auditorium. They also cooked a sumptuous meal for themselves and some members of the faculty. The club intends to expand next year to become an even more active organization. CAMERA Mike Manzi brushing up on his photography. Moderator Brother Joseph Bob Anzuoni M.C.’s Camera Club is the organization which does all of the photography for the Crystal 99 and LANCE, and often for local papers. Under the mod¬ eration of Brother Joseph Britt, the Camera Club met weekly to decide which M.C. activities should be covered. Members included President Mike Manzi, Bob Whelan, Bob Anzuoni, Ron Whelan, Jim Daly, and Bill Van Tassell. The LANCE would like to give its special thanks to the camera-carriers for a job very well done. ART Malden Catholic’s Art Club consisted mainly of four loyal members, under the direction of Miss Penelope Austin. The club worked on pottery, ceramics, and paint¬ ing, and created the sets for the background of this year’s musical “How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying.” The Art Club expects increased membership next year. 132 DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Mr. Constantino after another rough day. Mr. A.J. Constantino, Director of Development, and Development Secretary Mrs. Bernice Sarnie worked year-round to raise funds for the school and to keep in touch with M.C.’s alumni. This year saw a significant increase in alumni donations to the school, as well as the most successful “ad drive” in M.C. history — neeting over $20,000 for our athletic program. The Development Office also played a major role in the 1979 Homecoming reception and the coordination of senior citizens transportation and refreshments at performances of “How To Suc¬ ceed.” The Development Office is a vital link between Malden Cath¬ olic and its graduates and friends. We wish the Director of Develop¬ ment all the best for the future. 133 CHEERLEADERS Girls’s Catholic cheer¬ leaders are the most loyal fans to the J.V. and Var¬ sity teams of Malden Catholic. Under the direc¬ tion of Mrs. Donna Mari- nelli, the cheerleaders cheer for the basketball, hockey, and football teams and keep their morale high throughout the seasons. Carolyn Pinette Lisa Kelly and Lisa Forgione Front, L-R: Kelly Ryan, Nancy Bradbury, Co-Capts. Peggy Fitzpatrick and Carolyn Pinette, Mary Guggenheim, Pat O ' Sullivan, Kim Hayes. Back: Marilyn DaBari, Lisa Sullivan, Joan Linrhan, Andrea Nolan, Anne Marie Kelly. 134 INTRAMURALS This year’s Intramurals program under the direction of Bro. Daniel Cremin and Mr. Barry Haley, consisted of four sports: Volleyball, Basketball, Hockey, and Wif- fleball. Some of the winning teams included the Sopho¬ more team Keg and the Jun¬ ior team Mad Dogs in Floor Hockey, and the Junior team Slammers in the Wiffleball competition. Intramurals is an excellent alternative to interscholastic sports for students who do not have the time for these. 136 CRYSTAL 99 Mr. Markey and Lou DiFronzo This year ' s Crystal 99 was moderated by Mr. James Markey and edited by Lou DiFronzo. Pub¬ lished five times during the school year, the newspaper kept students informed and amused with its combination of sports news, movie and record reviews, general news items, and com¬ mentary and satire. Dis¬ tributed free of charge to the M.C. community, the Crystal 99 remains a cor¬ nerstone of student media in the school. WEEKL Y The Crystal 99’s little brother is the Weekly Journal. Pub¬ lished and distributed to home¬ rooms every Friday by co-edi¬ tors Rich Mullane, Dan Kirsch, and Mike Kerrins, the Weekly kept M.C. informed of sports news and daily meetings, as well as bringing general inter¬ est items up to date. The weekly always gave us another reason to look forward to Fri¬ days. Co-editor Rich Mullane 137 From early September until late July, a small, dedicated band of M.C. students worked to produce a mom- ento of the school year and a book of memories for the class of 1980. The book you now hold is the end result of that labor. Under the direc¬ tion of LANCE moderator Brother Joseph Britt and co-editors Ron Imperiali and Jim Chiavelli, the 1980 LANCE became reality. We have tried to reflect what we have seen as the highlights of the year, as well as those things which hold special sig¬ nificance for graduates. We hope you enjoy reading. LANCE The incomparable P. O’Brien Jim Chiavelli, Moderator Brother Joseph Britt, Rich Mullane 138 140 UNSUNG HEROES Perhaps the most unrecognized group in the school is the student work force, which is responsible for many facets of the upkeep of Malden Catholic. The workers include Mr. Mazzei’s Work Crew, Brother Philip White’s Bingo Crew, and Brother Joseph Britt’s Kitchen Crew. These workers appear after everyone else has gone home to perform their tasks with enthusiasm and keep the building and grounds in order. M.C. owes a debt of thanks to all of them. Work Crew Head Worker Ron Imperiali MEMORIES , PT. 3 142 Matthew 5:27-28 JOHN PAUL 1978 M.C. graduate James Pelligrini was chosen lector at the papal Mass. On the first of October, 1979 A.D., His Holiness Pope John Paul II began his historic tour of the United States with a Mass celebrated on the Boston Common, with mil¬ lions in attendance. Neither the man nor the Mass will be forgotten by those who endured a day of rain and crowds to get a “peek at the Pope.’’ 143 PROM The Junior-Senior Promenade, held on May 2 at Dan- versport Yacht Club, was the final social event of the 79- 80 school year for about 135 couples. Students and their dates enjoyed a roast beef dinner and listened to the band Techniques. Starting at 7:30 and concluding at mid¬ night, the Prom was a memorable night for all who attended. The highlights of the Prom were the choosing of the King and Queen, John Glynn and Marie McWilliams, and the playing of the theme song — “Always and Forever.” The Prom was planed by the Prom Committee, which had the largest number of junior members in recent M.C. history, moderated by Brother Daniel Skala and chaired by Jim Chiavelli. King and Queen — John Glynn and Marie McWilliams M.C. V.P. Frank Chiara and Girls Catholic V .P. Cheryl Amabile 144 The Prom Committee of Malden Catholic High School and their dates Malden Catholic Prom Committee Frank Chiara Matthew Colbert Stephen DeGurski Dana Epstein Allan Fitzmaurice Russell Fitzpatrick James Flynn Ronald Imperiali David Ventola Kevin Kilday Michale Magliochetti Michael McDonough Philip Mondello Daniel Petrucci Ralph Puopolo Brian Rice Robert Sutherby Jim Chiavelli, Chairman Brother Daniel Skala, C.F.X., Moderator 147 COMMENCEMENT Malden Catholic’s Twelfth Annual ComnTencement Exercises began at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, May 18, 1980. By 12:30 that day, 156 young men had been graduated. The graduates were led into the crowded gymnasium by President Steve LoPresti and Vice-President Frank Chiara, followed by Valedictorian Rich Mullane, Salutatorian Dan Kirsch, and Biographers Dave Gersh, John Yang, Steve Scap- icchio, John Monahan, Jim Chiavelli, and Jim Coviello. Brother Frederick Codair presented each diploma as a short biography of the graduate was read. Department Chairmen presented the following awards for highest achievement in each field: English: Daniel Kirsch David Gersh John Yang Miguel Benzan Richard Mullane Ronald Imperiali Steven Scapicchio The non-academic awards received at graduation were: Xaverian: Richard Mullane Frank Chiara James Coviello James Chiavelli Stephen LoPresti Math: Science: Social Studies: Languages: Religion: Art: Service: Spirit: Loyalty: Leadership: • - 148 Rich Mullane, Valedictorian and recepient of the Xaverian and Language Awards Steve LoPresti accepting the Leadership Award Dan Kirsch, Salutatorian and recepient of the English Award 149 Frank Chiara receiving the School Service Award Jim Chiavelli, Biographer and recipient of the Loyalty Award Ron Imperiali, recipient of the Religious Studies Award John Yang, recipient of the Science Award Dave Gersh, Biographer and recipient of the Math Award 150 Miguel Benzan receiving the Social Studies Award . . . and George Nealon. . . . Marc Pedi. . . Brother Frederick presents a diploma to Mark Fallon . . . 151 SENIOR DIRECTOR Y Andrew Alexander — 28 Laird Rd., Medford (Suffolk) Charles Allen — 41 Rose St., Somerville (Salem State) Michael Allen — 130 Adams Ave., Saugus (U. Vermont) Philip Angelone — 91 Bates St., Revere (Suffolk) Steven Anzuoni — 104 Bradford St., Everett (Norwich) John Aronis — 54 Clarence St., Everett (Boston U.) Michael Asaro — 51 Warren St., Medford (Boston State) Michael Avery— 10 Westwood Rd., Somerville (Northeastern) Pasquale Barone — 135 Endicott St., Boston (Work) Mark Barras — 72 Camille Rd., Revere (U. Mass-Amherst) Daniel Bartlett — 22 Revere St., Malden (Suffolk) Brian Baynes — 148 Brattle St., Arlington (Wentworth) Miguel Benzan — 17 Court St., Medford (Tufts) Daniel Blaikie — 37 Auburn St., Charlestown (Boston State) Joseph Bottari — 47-49 Tileston St., Boston (Boston State) John Boucher — 241 Glenwood St., Malden (Franklin Inst.) Peter Boucher— 2 Van Norden St., Cambridge (Northeastern) John Bourgea — 137 Mt. Vernon St., Malden (Northeastern) Ronald Brown — 66 Palmer St., Medford (Norwich) Dean Bruno — 121 Boston Rock Rd., Melrose (Merrimack) Mark Buckley — 80 Clinton St., Everett (Stonehill) Alexander Buonopane — 2 Forest Ave., Everett (U. Lowell) Dennis Burke — 140 Warwick Rd., Melrose (Merrimack) Kevin Burke — 78 Haddon St., Revere (Fitchburg State) Michael Burke — 56 Surrey St., Medford (Salem State) Michael Buzzotta — 56 Oakes St., Everett (Franklin Inst.) Philip Canniff — 28 Fabyan St., Arlington (Boston State) William Capone — 58 Barnes Ave., East Boston (Wentworth) David Caradonna — 590 Broadway, Everett (Boston U.) William Card — 37 Princeton Rd., Malden (No. Adams State) Paul Cardillo — 25 Rosedale Ave., Everett (Northeastern) Timothy Casey — 66 Pine St., Malden (Fairfield) Joseph Cavanaugh — 27 Estey St., Malden (Fitchburg St.) Kevin Cerretani — 833 Franklin St., Melrose (No. Adams St.) Mark Cerretani — 833 Franklin St., Melrose (Salem St.) Frank Chiara — 68 College Ave., Arlington (Tufts) James Chiavelli — 12 Tyler St., Malden (Harvard) Frank Ciampa — 64 Rockwell St., Malden ( Bentley) Michael Clark — 6 Wildwood Rd., Medford (Northeastern) Blaise Clemente — 8 Berwick Rd., Medford (Merrimack) Matthew Colbert — 6 Wing Rd., Lynnfield (Holy Cross) Thomas Costello — 70 Kimball St., Malden (U. Lowell) James Coviello — 745 Broadway, Chelsea (Holy Cross) David Cox — 533 East 8th St., So. Boston (Va. Military) John Csokmay — 5 Hilltop Terr., Woburn (Salem St.) Joseph Curtis — 15 Buena Vista Pk., Cambridge (U.S. Navy) Joseph D’Antona — 263 Lynn Fells Pkwy., Saugus (Work) Louis D’Augusta — 54 Case Dr., Revere (Work) Mark Deane — 22 Wyllis Ave., Everett (Northeastern) Stephen Devine — 20 Dean St., Everett (Merrimack) Louis DiFronzo — 62 Stanley Ave., Medford (Brandeis) Daniel Doherty — 8 Mohan St., Everett (Salem St.) 52 Ralph Drinkwater — 4 Harris Ave., Everett (Wentworth) Paul Duran — 16 Highland St., Woburn (Franklin Inst.) Dana Epstein — 294 Bainbridge St., Malden (U. Penn.) Michael Faia — 9 Waite St., Malden (Norwich) Robert Faia — 47 Linden St., Everett (Vermont Acad.) Mark Fallon —55 Wendell St., Winchester (Suffolk) John Favuzza — 41 Seagirt Ave., Saugus (Salem St.) Michael Fiore — 233 Main St., Malden (Salem St.) Robert Fitzgerald — 27 St. James Ave., Somerville (Suffolk) Arthur Fitzpatrick — 52 Reed Ave., Everett (Tufts) James Flynn —17 Hurlcroft Ave., Medford (Boston College) Stephen Foley — 645 So. Broadway, So. Boston (Suffolk) John Fontana —116 Madison St., Malden (Northeastern) Michael Fopiano — 71 No. Margin St., Boston (Work) Alan Forgione — 83 Devir St., Malden (Northeastern) James Gaffey — 19 Dunbar Ave., Medford (Northeastern) John Gately — 62 Marmion Rd., Melrose (Babson) David Gersh — 199 Bryant St., Malden (Boston College) Thomas Gilmartin — 95 Spring St., Stoneham (Norwich) Donald Giordano — 34 Harris St., Malden (Northeastern) Anthony Giuggio — 29 Maverick St., Chelsea (Boston St.) Richard Glover — 10 Meridian St., Melrose (Merrimack) John Glynn —229 Hawthorne St., Malden (Suffolk) Scott Hamberg — 29 Alden St., Malden (UNH) Thomas Hamilton — 5 Parkdale St., Somerville (Boston U.) Francis Harrigan — 356 Bunker Hill St., Charlestown (Northeastern) Gerard Harrington — 21 Elm St., Charlestown (St. Anselm ' s) J. Joseph Harrington — 42 Brantwood Rd., Arlington (Boston College) William Heffron — 75 Wiley St., Malden (St. Anselm’s) Mark Higgins — 5 Hampshire St., Everett (Suffolk) Thomas Hopkinson — 244 Gaston St., Medford (Northeastern) Ronald Imperiali — 73 Florence Ave., Melrose (Boston College) Ronald James — 14 Burnham St., Revere (Suffolk) Eugene Keenan — 6 Bartlett Pkwy., Winthrop (Merrimack) William Kelley — 3 Cottage St., Melrose (Boston College) Michael Kerrins — 55 Revere St., Revere (U. San Francisco) John Kilban — 231 Ridge St., Arlington (No. Adams St.) Michael Killion — 41 Elliott St., Melrose (Merrimack) Daniel Kirsch — 295 Fellsway East, Malden (Dartmouth) Robert LaHait — 15 Campbell Rd., Stoneham (Suffolk) Albert LeBaron — 117 Saratoga St., E. Boston (Work) Mark Lessard — 18 Murray Hill Rd., Medford (U. Lowell) James Lombardo — 380 Fellsway West, Medford (Bentley) Stephen LoPresti — 6 Laurel St., Medford (Worcester Acad.) James MacDonald — 22 Kenneth Terr., Stoneham (U. Lowell) Michael MacKay — 116 West St., Malden (Boston U.) Michael Maher — 8 Morgan Ave., Medford (U. Lowell) Michael Maloney — 553 Fellsway East, Malden (Boston U.) Paul Maloney — 10 Hull Dr., Saugus (Fitchburg St.) Wayne Mantia — 99 Falcon St., E. Boston (Work) Michael Marchant — 28A Floyd St., Everett (Franklin Inst.) Carmine Martignetti — 8 Lincoln Rd., Medford (Wentworth) Peter Mavilio — 33 Fleming Rd., Malden (U. Lowell) Matthew McCabe — 4 Manchester Rd., Winchester (U.S. Navy) Thomas McCabe — 111 Surrey Rd., Medford (U.S. Army) Hugh McEleney — 134 Sheridan Ave., Medford (Bentley) Patrick McGonagle — 17 Francis St., Medford (Undecided) Joseph Moloney — 22 Flint St., Somerville (Worcester St.) John Monahan — 24 Marion St., Medford (Work) John Monteith — 27 Essex St., Charlestown (Northeastern) John Morabito — 14 Wentworth Ct., Malden (Wentworth) Gerald Moran — 17 Tileston St., Everett (Boston U.) Stephen Moschella — 8 Martin St., Revere (Sylvania Tech) John Moynihan — 20 Chatham St., Malden (Northeastern) Richard Mullane — 48 Aberdeen Rd., Arlington (Harvard) James Mulrenan — 183 Derby Rd., Melrose (St. Anselm’s) George Nealon — 41 Bryant St., Everett (Norwich) Jay Noble — 25 Wyoming Ave., Malden (Bryant) Kevin Nolan — 22 Shawmut St., Malden (Bridgewater St.) Brian Onessimo — 48 N. Bennet St., Boston (Salem St.) Sean O’Regan — 48 Maple St., Malden (St. Anselm’s) John O’Sullivan — 65 Bartlett St., Malden (U.S. Air Force) Ralph Paglucca— 54 Liverpool St., East Boston (Salem St.) Kenneth Pallotta — 21 Case Dr., Revere (Bridgton Acad.) Gerald Palumbo — 50 Sagamore Ave., Medford (Work) Marc Pedi — 23 Cypress Rd., Medford (Brown) Mark Perrin — 77 Jacob St., Malden (Salem St.) Kevin Pickett — 102 Powder House Blvd., Somerville (U. Lowell) Kevin Rice — 9 Ardsmoor Rd., Melrose (Johnson and Wales) Anthony Rosati — 46 N. Bennet St., Boston (Suffolk) Steven Scapicchio — 98 Walton Pk., Melrose (R.l. School of Design) William Sears — 3 Andrew St., Winthrop (Northeastern) Michael Simonelli — 25 Pebble Rd., Melrose (Boston St.) John Spagnoli — 199 Harris St., Revere (Embry-Riddle Aero.) Robert Spurrell — 10 Skehan St., Somerville (Boston St.) David Staffier — 16 Irvington Rd., W. Somerville (U. Mass-Amherst) Brian Sullivan — 28 Wilson Ave., Malden (Stonehill) John Sullivan — 51 Grace St., Malden (Eckerd) Robert Sutherby — 55 Boston Rock Rd., Melrose (Boston College) Jeffrey Symonds — 429 Ferry St., Malden (Colby) Richard Tammaro — 10 Bellingham Ave., Everett (U. Lowell) John Turner —16 Cottage St., Melrose (Merrimack) Joseph Urban — 19 Sagamore Ave., Medford (Providence) John Ursino — 7 Morton St., Somerville (Work) Jeffrey Vellucci — 11 Marshall Ave., Malden (Suffolk) Joseph G. Walsh — 20 W. Chardon Rd., Winchester (Salem St.) Joseph P. Walsh — 139 Coleman St., Malden (U. Mass-Amherst) Michael Walsh — 21 Kilsythe Rd., Arlington (Northeastern) Dennis Warwick — 242 Springdale Ave., Everett (Johnson and Wales) William Waterhouse — 1 O’Reilly Way, Charlestown (Northeastern) Richard Worthy — 26 Felton St., Saugus (U. Lowell) John Yang — 33 Central Ave., Everett (Tufts) Michael Zarbo — 46 Chestnut St., Wakefield (U. Miami) 154 IN MEMORIAM BROTHER AUBERT, C.F.X. BROTHER MICHAEL, C.F.X. 1892-1980 1910-1980 THEY WHO INSTRUCT MANY UNTO JUSTICE SHALL SHINE AS STARS FOR ALL ETERNITY 155 PARTING SHOTS AD MULTOS ANNOS Brother Frederick Codair, headmaster of M.C. 159 The Crystal Street Community at the 125th Anniversary of American Xaveriana. A SPECIAL WORD OF THANKS.. . THE EDITORS OF THIS YEAR’S LANCE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE FOR ALL THE TIME AND EFFORT THAT THEY GAVE IN PUTTING THIS BOOK TOGETHER. WITHOUT THEM, HA VE BEEN A 1980 LANCE. TO THEM WE, THE EDITORS, GIVE OUR SINCEREST THANKS AND CONGRATULATIONS DONE. • R A JOB WELL SPECIAL THANKS: TO MARK FALLON AND PAUL O’BRIEN FOR BEING THERE WHEN WE NEEDED THEM. TO DAVE GERSH, SCOTT WOODS, AND BILL FRANZESEFOR THEIR WORK ON THE UNDERCLASS SECTION. TO NICK RICO AND FRANK SHEA FOR THEIR WORK ON THE ACTIVITIES SECTION @ - „ .„y _ w ml _ i? wp mm X { i - . TO BOB SUTHERBY, JIM COVIELLO, RICH MULLANE, DAN KIRSCH, MIKE KERRINS, BARRY SHEA, AND DANA EPSTEIN ALSO TO OUR MODERATOR, BROTHER JOSEPH BRITT, C.F.X., THE M.C. CAMERA CLUB, AND EVERYONE WHOM WE MAY HAVE UNINTENTIONALLY LEFT OUT. H mm ONCE AGAIN, THANKS — EDITORS RON IMPERIALI AND JIM CHIAVELLI I y, ■ ' ' : : ■ l| : - . f; ■■ I ' - • ■fey � ! • i • t v-i - - ' . . y .••I