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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1981 volume:

LANCE 1981 MALDEN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL The Height of the Sky And the Depth of the Abyss 2 Who Can Probe Them? 3 If Wealth Is a Desirable Possession ■HHHI ■ £rrtiftralr of jRrmbrrabi ) Sb ieiimli lljj awiiti e-cawAojcxi. ch.«j.o.lA (£rrlifiri t al lotanti loot rlrtlrft .1 mrmbrr ’• «MfW «CI|MpUr « f llj t Kalitas! 4tintiOJ tSuirtu ot rrnnOitu chui l« mr tuner ship tn which i� ba fO on holarstirp ir.irtrrr.hip rtutrr ,infl (£h.irailri AlPril .ll . of titr !hi � 0.111 ll( 4 What Is More Wealthy Than Wisdom? Before All Things Wisdom Was Created. He Has Poured Her Forth Upon All His Works Upon Every Living Thing 6 According To His Bounty; He Has Lavished Her Upon His Friends. For Those Who Love Her She Is Readily Seen And Found By Those Who Look For Her. 8 c-i- I There Is But One, Wise and Truly Awe Inspiring Seated Upon His Throne The Lord. 9 SENIORS 12 But I thought that 2 + 2 always equalled 4. Buddy! 13 14 Joseph (Joe) Adams Don’t reach for the sky if all you want is heaven. William (C.C.) Alexander If you look for your future goals eventually you’ll find them. Anthony Amore Don’t take life too seriously, or you’ll never get through it alive. John Addonizio The proper study of mankind is man. Thomas (Doctor) Allen Thomas (Tom) Albano Between the great things that we can do, and the small things we will not do, the danger is we shall do nothing. Gregory (Greg) Ames Andrew (Andy) Angelone I follow the sayings of the three wise men, Moe, Larry, and Curly. Michael (Mike) Anthony 16 Paul Barker If you can’t do your best don’t do anything at all. Charles (Charlie) Bartolomeo On the way to the top be fair and kind, because on the way down you’re gonna meet the same peo¬ ple. George Benn After all the work. Finally, it is over. James (Jim) Behen Erich Bockley Dedication pays off in the satisfac¬ tion of knowing you’ve done your best. Sean Borstel Jerold (Jerry) Bates One learns from others’ mistakes because it would take forever to make them yourself. John Benzan Everyone loses, but the real man goes on. David (Dave) Bortone Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans. 17 Stephen (Steve) Brady Sean Bucci He who does not love wine, women, and rock-n-roll lives with an empty soul Kevin Burns Brian Callahan No Problem Neil Cadigan Mike (Cap) Cappucci Phil Castor It ' s not what you’ve done, but how What I must do is all that concerns you ve done it. me, not what the people think. Paul Cervizzi One may go wrong in many dif¬ ferent ways but right only in one. 18 William (Billy) Colbert Dreams were created with the [ability to be made true. George Cooley The farther one travels, the less one knows Thomas (Tom) Caviello Live every minute of your life, as if it is the end of time. Paul Cox Daniel (Dan) Cullen The world is calling, I must go. My fortune will be friendship Michael (Mike) Cutone When in doubt punt mgm Carl D’Agostino lh iJ 4 Michael (Mike) D’Amore If it wasn’t for the last minute, things just wouldn’t get done. 19 Mark DeCroteau So this is what it’s like at the top Stephen (Steve) DeGenova I’m as free as a bird now and this bird you cannot change. Eugene DelFavero There’s been so many things that held us down, but now it looks like things are finally coming around. Scott Delllsola I found the simple life ain’t so simple when I was put out on the road Stephen (Steve) DeGurski Rather than love, than money than fame, give me truth Daniel (Dan) DiCesare No one here gets out alive Val DePerrio Looking toward the future 20 David (Dave) DiColegero Charles (Charlie D.) DeFronzo And after all this time, to find out we’re just the same as all the rest Robert (Bob) DiGianni Your dreams remain dreams until you take a chance with people Richard DiPietro Allen DiRusso When the world is running down ma ke the best of what’s still around Stephen (Doc) Dockery There is only one way to happiness and that is to stop worrying about the things which are beyond our power Ray Dunbrack This is the Eee.nn..ddd. 21 Louis (Lew) Erlich The future is now Edward (Ed) Fantasia You can’t count every day, so make every day count Matthew (Matt) Faro Most cars will come and go but Camaro’s will live on forever. Michael (Mike) Feeney I will never pass this way again so I’m saying so long it’s been good to know you. Richard (Ferg) Ferguson You can’t walk into the future with your eyes closed Allen (Al) Fitzmaurice Life is a game with no substitu¬ tions or overtime. Paul (Fitzy) Fitzgerald We will all be judged not on our money or power but on the friends we’ve made and the lives we’ve enriched. 22 I ! club Thomas (Tom) Ford Four year member of the 2:05 William (Billy) Franzese All that I do, I have a reason for doing; THAT I will never regret Richard (Rich) Funai Do me a favor — smile William (Billy) Franzese Give 100%, then give a little more. Domenic (Dom) Gaeta And now . . .! Martin (Marty) Gately There is no problem, only solutions. Hr 111 23 Vincent (Vin) Giovenelli Blessed are those who expect nothing; for they shall not be disappointed. David (Dave) Goodine J’apprends douc je serai Michael (Mike) Graffeo Remember worst times Anthony Grasso Michael (Mike) Green Charles (Charlie) Gubitose Thank God it’s over! John Hallice He who risks nothing, has nothing 24 Lon (Hill) Hillson Money isn’t everything, it’s the only thing Christopher (Chris) Jasper It’s been such a long time ... I think I should be going James (Jim) Jesoraldo Leroy Johnson Richard (Rich) Joy Kenneth (Kenny) Julian John Keegan Life passes you by so fast the least “No comment” you can do is enjoy the trip 25 James (Jim) Kenney 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 Kevin Kilday To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield Thomas (Tom) Kilroy Stephen (Steve) LaSota And now the end is near and so I face the final curtain ... or is it just the beginning? Edward (Ed) Leahy Eternal nothingness is O.K. if you’re dressed for it. John Lepore Dan (Lynchy)Lynch Dare to be yourself and dare others I’m outta here to challenge you 26 Norman (Skip) MacAskill A fool will lose tomorrow looking back on yesterday Patrick (Pat) MacDonald As for four years at M.C. time heals all wounds John McDonald Great spirits have always en¬ countered violent opposition from mediocre minds Michael (Mike) McDonough As long as you give your best you have never failed Richard (Rick) McGrath Work, struggle, conquer, fail, but don’t give in Ralph McHatton Creation begins in the family Walter McNeill Life is a ! 27 Michael (Mag) Magliochetti The futur e is an everlasting con¬ cern which passes without notice. Joseph (Mallo) Malachowski I see much, but say little, and do less. Michael (Mike) Manzi To live is to love. To love is to have faith, To have faith is to live. Anthony (Tony) Martignetti I never had a chance, but now op¬ portunity is in my hands. David (Dave) Merrill 2:05 Nicholas (Nick) Medugno Give it your best when your best is needed. Philip (Phil) Mondello I’ve been released, bad times decreased my confidence REALI¬ TY is NEAR Keith Moulaison Michael (Mike) Nappi Michael (Mike) Natola Lo se your dreams and you will lose your mind. Shawn Nester If you think your life is complete confusion, cause you never win the game. Just remember that it’s a grand illusion and deep inside we’re all the same. James (Jimmy) O’Brien So what? 29 Kevin (The Big Guy) Olsen Everything happens to everybody sooner or later if there is time enough Paul O’Brien Dana Petroni Daniel (Dan) Petrucci Great hopes make great men Joseph (Joe) Polcaro Life in itself is gratifying Frank Puleio Corneilius (Neil) Powers Live for today-tomorrow never comes 30 Ralph Puopolo To accomplish great things we must live as if we are never going to die Pat (Raff) Rafferty Those of you who think you’re so smart aggravate those of us who are John Raso Never let school interfere with your education Michael (Mike) Reardon Old man take a look at your life . . . I’m a lot like you Brian Regan My only friend Michael (Mike) Rennie Draft beer, not people Brian Rice No pain, no gain 0 y Thomas (T.J.) Rice By education most have been misled I Nicola (Nick) Rico Lord give me the complaisancy to live with the things which I cannot change; the courage to change those I can; and the wisdom to know the difference Joseph (Joe) Riley “Hey, did ya get that Calculus last night?” Kevin Riley Joseph Ronan I know that I shall meet my fate. Somewhere in the clouds. Those I fight I do not hate Just never praise out loud Christopher (Chris) Rooney Ronald (Ronny) Ross The question is not what you look at but what you see 32 Brian Rossetti Living to run; running to live Charles (Charlie) Russo The mind is a terrible thing to have. Frank Safina Don’t let things go by you in the world or they won’t work, stop them and make them happen Richard (Rich) Salemi Edward (Chico) Sanchez Do not get so concerned with mak- Good times; Bad times ing a that you forget to make a life James (Jim) Sasso Life was made to be lived Mark Serafini 33 Ralph Scappicchio Paul Shannon Thank you Barry Shea To get where we’re going it doesn’t matter where we stand, but how we move Brian (Shealude) Shea A good friend is a great asset Mark Sherzi I am what I am not what others want me to be Joseph (Joe) Sheehan William (Billy) Sollitto I was my own worst enemy 34 Michael (Mike) Speziale Stephen (Chubba) Staffieri I know what it means but can’t All is well, that ends well explain James (Sully) Sullivan Welcome to the grand illusion Shawn Sullivan I tried it and I liked it James (Tarp) Tarpey It’s better to have tried and failed than never to have tried at all Paul Toland “I love winter, and winter loves Brian Tow Peace to the world 35 Massimo Trioli I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon David (Dave) Ventola Ain’t no stoppin’ us now, we’re on the move Michael (Mike) Virusso Thomas (Tom) Voye The universe and the future are ours John Walsh III After innumerable billions of pro¬ totypes, God created John J. Walsh, lover of life and all good things Edward (Ed) Walters Ah- _ life I should have been 18 in 68 William Watson No one knows what it is that he can do till he tries 36 Ron Webb One shall not walk backwards into the future Robert (Big Bob) Whelan There are two ways of doing things, the wrong way and my way James (Jim) Wilkie This is the past we are the future Richard (Dick) Winant Murphy’s Law always applies David (Dave) Wilson Charle (Chuck) Wright Richard (Rich) Zampitella Winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing. SENIOR RAYMOND ACEVEDO 27 Clement St. Malden, Baseball, Northeastern JOSEPH ADAMS 659 Fellsway West Medford, In- tramurals. Chess Club, B.U. JOHN ADDONIZIO 128 Chestnut St, Everett, In- tramurals. Assumption THOMAS ALBANO 66 Boston Ave. Somerville, University of Lowell WILLIAM ALEXANDER 60 Foster Ct„ U.S. Navy THOMAS ALLEN 27 Downing Rd, Lexington, Soc¬ cer, Hockey, Track, Phillips Academy Andover GREGORY AMES 235 Mountain Ave. Arlington, Hockey, Suffolk ANTHONY AMORE 7 Blanchard Ave. Everett, Salem State ANDREW ANGELONE 91 Bates St. Revere, In¬ tramurals, Work MICHAEL ANTHONY 81 Bunker Hill St. Charlestown, Crystal 99, Hockey, University of Connecticut PAUL BARKER 24 Doane St. Medford, Basketball, Track, Prom Comm., Social Comm., N.H.S., B.C. CHARLES BARTOLOMEO 44 Eutaw St. East Boston, Football, S.C. Vice Pres., Suffolk JEROLD BATES 59 Hancock St. Malden, Work JAMES BEHEN 89 Little Nahant Rd. Nahant, Cross Country, Track, Intramurals, Work GEORGE BENN 42 Lowden Ave. Somerville, Bentley College JOHN BENZAN 17 Court St. Medford, Social, Athletic, Cultural, Rel., Comm., Track, Intra¬ murals, N.H.S., Wh o’s Who, Holy Cross ERICH BOCKLEY 38 Myrtle St. Medford, Swim¬ ming, Tufts DAVID BORTONE 188 Forest St. Medford, Math Team, Chess Club, N.H.S., Tufts STEPHEN BRADY 92 Lowell St. Reading, Hockey, Air Force Academy SEAN BUCCI 12 Concord St. Malden, Ski Club, Work KEVIN BURNS 12 North Milton St. Malden, Hockey, Soccer, Intramurals, Merrimack College NEIL CADIGAN 21 Normandy Rd. Chelsea, U-Mass — Amherst BRIAN CALLAHAN 35 Curron Rd. Lynn, Univer¬ sity of Lowell MICHAEL CAPPUCCI 69 Evans St. Medford, In¬ tramurals, Drama, Tennis, S.C., Cross Country, Northeastern PHILLIP CASTOR 91 Green St. Charlestown, In¬ tramurals, Suffolk PAUL CERVIZZI 158 Sewall Ave. Winthrop, Social, Prom, Athletic Comm., Hockey, N.H.S., Crystal 99, B.C. WILLIAM COLBERT 6 Wing Rd. Lynnfield, Foot¬ ball, Baseball. Drama, Work DIRECTORY GEORGE COOLEY 252 Main St. Melrose, Interna¬ tional, Science, Camera Clubs, Boston College THOMAS COVIELLO 137 Chelsea St. Everett, Boston University jdHnk K -k. PAUL COX 533 East 8th St. South Boston, Soccer, IJ-Mass — Boston DANIj|iL CULLEN 39 East Foster St. Melrose, Baseball, Football, Prom Comm., Intramurals, Crystal 99, Boston University MICHAEL CUTONE 7 Lovell Rd. Arlington, Foot¬ ball, S.C., Curry College CARL D ' AGOSTINO 16 Everett St. Everett, Work MICHAEL D’AMORE 16 North Milton St. Malden, Baseball, Stonehill College MARK DeCROTEAU 14 Rowe St. Melrose, Swim¬ ming, Track, Drama, Wentworth STEPHEN DeGENOVA 20 Sea St. Everett, Boston University I y STEPHEN DeGURSKI 33 Whitman St. Malden, Drama, Debate, Lance, N.H.S., Social, Prom, Rel. Comm., International Club, Bentley College EUGENE DelFAVERO 55 Princeton St. Medford, Prom Committee, Northeastern SCOTT DelLISOLA 36 Prescott St. Everett, Mid¬ dlesex C.C. VAL DePERRIO 11 Heath St. Somerville, Suffolk University DANIEL DiCESARE 674 Main St. Malden, Track, Cross Country, Prom Comm., Tennis, Fitchburg State State DAVID DiCOLOGERO 55 Douglas St. Revere, Undecided CHARLES DiFRONZO 62 Stanley Ave. Medford, Football, Baseball, Crystal 99, Intramurals, Northeastern ROBERT DiGIANNI 27 Crest Ave. Chelsea, Track, Intramurals, U-Mass — Boston RICHARD DiPIETRO 30 Bancroft St. Lynnfield, Undecided ALLEN DiRUSSO 10 Sprague Ct. Malden, In¬ tramurals, Wentworth STEPHEN DOCKERY 291 Charles St. Malden, Baseball, Track, Intramurals, N.H.S., U.S. Air Force RAYMOND DUNBRACK 88 Waverly St. Everett, Berklee College of Musie LEWIS ERLICH 52 Hancock St. Malden, Basket¬ ball, Intramuralsf Lowell EDWARD FANTASIA 211 Fenno St. Revere, In¬ tramurals, Undecided MATTHEW FARO 241 Lynn Fells Pky. Saugus, llideeided ! I MICHAEL FEENEY 20 Dunstable St., Soccer, Uni¬ ty College RICHARD FERGUSON 121 Yeomans Ave., Golf, Sailing, Intramurals, N.H.S., Merrimack College PAUL FITZGERALD 6 Upham St. West Peabody, Drama, Debate, Lance, Crystal 99, S.C., Social, Prom Comm., Close-Up, N-H.S., Boston College ALLEN FITZMAURICE 60 College Ave. Medford, Tennis, Athletic, Prom Comm., Close-Up, Crystal 99, Emerson ROBERT FORD 68 Mystic Ave. Melrose, Baseball, Basketball, Providence THOMAS FORD 31 Magnolia Rd. Melrose, Undecided WILLIAM E. FRANZESE 621 Highland Ave. Malden, Football, Basketball, Prom Comm., Crystal 99, Intramurals, S.C., N.H.S., Lowell WILLIAM P. FRANZESE 55 Orlando Ave. Win- throp. Hockey, Soccer, Lance, Golf Team, N.H.S., Undecided RICHARD FUNAI 779 Highland Ave., Undecided DOMENIC GAETA 35 Grove St. Medford, Drama, Crystal 99, Lance, Track, Social, Prom, Rel. Comm., Weekly Journal, N.H.S., Dartmouth MARTIN GATELY 961 Salem St. Malden, Lance, Intramurals, Suffolk VINCENT GIOVENELLI 139 Sherwood Rd. Med¬ ford, Soccer, Track, S.C., Salem State DAVID GOODINE 598 High St. Medford, Universi¬ ty of Lowell ANTHONY GRASSO 325 Main St. Medford, In¬ tramurals, Salem State MICHAEL GREEN 300 A Main St. Charlestown, Northeastern CHARLES GUBITOSE 41 Bellvale St. Malden, French Club, Intramurals, Suffolk University JOHN HALLICE 8 Brantwood Rd. Arlington, Suffolk LON HILISON 20 Gourney Rd. Medford, Football, Intramurals, Northeastern CHRIS JASPER 27 Wesmer Rd. Malden, Wentworth Institute JAMES JESORALDO 2 Trull Circle Saugus, Fram¬ ingham State LEROY JOHNSON 657 Lynn Fells Pky. Melrose, Intramurals, Emerson RICHARD JOY 39 Everett Ave. Winchester, Foot¬ ball, Intramurals, Prep School KENNETH JULIAN 8 Cherry St. Saugus, Football, Intramurals, Work JOHN KEEGAN 116 Beltran St. Malden, In- tamurals, Merrimack JAMES KENNEY 35 Sea St. Everett, Hockey, Cross Country, Baseball, Work KEVIN KILDAY 102 Sherwood Rd. Medford, Drama, Intramurals, Social, Prom, Cultural Comm., N.H.S., B.U. THOMAS KILROY 210 Woburn St. Medford, Basketball, Baseball, Crystal 99, Athletic Comm., In¬ tramurals, Eckerd STEPHEN LASOTA 52 Jarvis St. Revere, Football, Tennis, Crystal 99, N.H.S., Babson College EDWARD LEAHY 81 Derby Rd. Melrose, Ski Club, Golf, Intramurals, Merrimack College JOHN LEPORE 40 Hutchinson Rd. Arlington, In¬ ternational Club, Science Club, Baseball, In¬ tramurals, Undecided F. DANIEL LYNCH 588 East 8th St. South Boston, Track, Hockey, Cross Country, Lowell 40 NORMAN MacASKILL 39A Sherman St. Cam¬ bridge, Debate, Drama, Baseball, Intramurals, S.C., N.H.S., B.U. . PATRICK MacDONALD 34 Maplewood St. Malden, Intramurals, B.C. MICHAEL MAGLIOCHETTI 17 Joy Terr. Malden, Lance, Track, Intramurals, Prom Comm., C.B. Club, N.H.S., Northeastern JOSEPH MALACHOWSKI 23 Garland St. Chelsea, Football, Tennis, S.C., Crystal 99, Intramurals, N.H.S., Northeastern MICHAEL MANZI 16 Oxford St. Malden, Camera Club, Drama, Sailing, Ski Club, Chess Club, Lance Editor, Creighton Universtiy ANTHONY MARTIGNETTI 8 Lincoln Rd. Med¬ ford, Athletic, Social, Prom, Religious, Cultural Committees, S.C., Soccer, Merrimack MICHAEL McCarthy 12 Cottage St. Somerville, Work JOHN MCDONALD 16 Alpine St. Malden, Baseball, Football, Intramurals, Science Club, Lowell MICHAEL McDONOUGH 21 Orchard Lane Melrose, Cross Country, Track, Swimming, Sailing, Social Comm., Close-Up, Norwich RICHARD McGRATH 52 Plymouth Rd. Malden, Math Team, Debate, Drama, Soccer, N.H.S., Rensselaer Polytech Institiute , RALPH McHATTON 1 Emery St. Everett, In¬ tramurals, Mass. College of Pharmacy WALTER McNEILL 137 Broadway Everett, Foot¬ ball, Baseball, Intramurals, Ski Club, Undecided NICK MEDUGNO 14 Pearl St. Everett, Basketball, Intramurals, B.C. DAVID MERRILL 15 Sturges St. Medford, Suffolk PHILIP MONDELLO 18 Summit Rd. Medford, Football, Hockey, Ski Club, Sailing, Intramurals, Track, Prom Committee, Northeastern ALBERT MOSCONE 285A Mountain Ave., Northeastern KEITH MOULAISON 21 Melbourne Ave. Melrose, I Hockey, Baseball, S.C., U-Mass. — Amherst .dflprNi MICHAEL NAPPI 17 Buckthorn Terrace, Basket- ball, Suffolk — MM ' MICHAEL NATOLA 66 College Ave. Medford, Basketball, Athletic Committee, Merrimack College mm SHAWN NESTOR 25 Rosemont St. Malden, In¬ tramurals, Merrimack JAMES O’BRIEN 62 Norman Rd. Melrose, Work PAUL O’BRIEN 61 Bartlett Malden, University of Lowell KEVIN OLSEN 22 Myrtle Saugus, Drama, Camera Club, Track, Salem State DANA PETRONI 22 Alden Lane Medford, Math Team, Soccer, Intramurals, Tech. DANIEL PETRUCCI 79 Governses Ave. Medford, Golf, Social, Prom Athletic Committees, S.C., Merrimack JOSEPH POLCARO 27 Hanover St. Malden, Camera Club, Lance, Drama, Prom Comm., Stonehill College CORNELIUS POWERS 202 Hancock St. Everett, Basketball, Lowell FRANK PULEIO 179 Marion St. East Boston, Bentley College RALPH PUOPOLO 24 Orchard Lane Melrose, Track, Religious Chairman, S.C., University of Lowell PATRICK RAFFERTY 18 Allen St. Woburn, In¬ tramurals, Lowell JOHN RASO 106 Otis St. Medford, Track, In¬ tramurals, Salem State MICHAEL REARDON 12 Walsh Ave. Hockey, Merrimack BRIAN RICE 55 Apple Hill Rd. Melrose, Swimming, Golf, Ski Club, Tennis, Social, Prom, Athletic Comm., N.H.S., Crystal 99, Lance, Intramurals, Drama, Boston College THOMAS RICE 9 Ardmoor Rd. Melrose, Tennis, In¬ tramurals, U-Mass — Amherst NICOLA RICO 20 Prospect St. Malden, Lance, Chess Club, International Club, Tennis, Intramurals, Prom, Social Comm., N.H.S., Tufts JOSEPH RILEY 36 Daly Rd. Medford, Debate, In¬ tramurals, Golf, N.H.S., Dartmouth College KEVIN RILEY 571 High St. Medford, Ski Club, Hockey, Intramurals, University of Lowell JOSEPH RONAN 210 Hancock St. Everett, Foot¬ ball, Baseball, Intramurals, S.C., University of Lowell CHRIS ROONEY 144 Palmer St. Arlington, Hockey, Norwich University RONALD ROSS 37 Edison Green Dorchester, Ski Club, Soccer, Cross Country, Hockey, Prep School BRIAN ROSSETTI 59 Jasper St. Saugus, Ski Club, Intramurals, Stonehill CHARLES RUSSO 152 Woburn St. Medford, Soc¬ cer, Crystal 99, Football, Ski Club, Intramurals, Suffolk FRANK SAFINA 45 Starbird St. Malden, Soccer, Intramurals, Wentworth RICHARD SALEMI 129 Springvale St. Chelsea, N.H.S., B.U. EDWARD SANCHEZ 21 Morrison Ave. Wakefield, Cross Country, Lowell JAMES SASSO 89 Main St. Everett, Hockey, U-Connecticut MARK SERAFINI 152 Pierce St. Malden, Emerson College RALPH SCAPICCIO 50 Water St. Medford, In¬ tramurals, Suffolk PAUL SHANNON 178 Fulton St. Medford, Basket¬ ball, Track, Intramurals, N.H.S., Bentley College BARRY SHEA 212 West St. Malden, Football, Track, Crystal 99, S.C., N.H.S., Babson College BRIAN SHEA 90 Orchard Ln. Melrose, Ski Club, Golf, Football, Lowell JOSEPH SHEEHAN 22 Boundary Rd. Malden, Football, Drama, Baseball, Ski Club, Intramurals, Undecided MARK SHERZI 60 Nichols St. Chelsea, Football, Work WILLIAM SOLLITTO 15 Hatch Rd. Medford, Football, Intramurals, Crystal 99, Bucknell 42 University MICHAEL SPEZIALE 70 Amelia PI. Revere, Emer¬ son College STEPHEN STAFFIERI 15 Russell PI. Everett, Hockey, Westfield State JAMES SULLIVAN 478 Fellsway East Malden, University of Lowell SHAWN SULLIVAN 11 Langmaid Ave. Somerville, Suffolk University JAMES TARPEY 86 N. Cedar Pk. Melrose, Football, Baseball, Crystal 99, Ski Club, Intramurals, Providence PAUL TOLAND 59 Mt. Vernon St. Melrose, S.C. President, Track, Crystal 99, Literary Magazine, In¬ tramurals, N.H.S., Williams BRIAN TOW 3 Sunset Rd. Melrose, Boston University MASSIMO TRIOLI 24 Wedgemere Rd. Malden, Football, Undecided DAVID VENTOLA 20 Doonan St. Medford, Basket¬ ball, Cross Country, Track, Prom Comm., N.H.S., Princeton MICHAEL VIRUSSO 40 Bow St. Medford, Track, Boston University THOMAS VOYE 81 Whitney Rd. Medford, Franklin Institute JOHN WALSH 10 Oak Bluff Medford, Crystal 99, Intramurals, S.C., Phillips Exeter Academy EDWARD WALTERS 155 Franklin St. Stoneham, Salem State WILLIAM WATSON JR. 8 Edison St. Saugus, St. Anselm’s College RONALD WEBB 51 Windsor St. Everett, Football, Basketball, Lowell ROBERT WHELAN 37 Wilbur St. Everett, Track, Camera Club, Sailing, Lance, Drama, Social, Prom, Religious, Cultural, Athletic Committees, Intra- murals. Chess Club, Lowell JAMES WILKIE 10 Simonds Rd. Melrose, Cultural Chairman, S.C., Lowell DAVID WILSON 51 Luke Rd. Everett, Cross Coun¬ try, Track, Crystal 99, Lance, Norwich University RICHARD WINANT 149 Bellingham Ave. Revere, Baseball, Tennis, Prep School CHARLES WRIGHT 32 Otis St. Melrose, Football, Track, Crystal 99, Ski Club, University of Lowell RICHARD ZAMPITELLA 155 Sturges St. Medford. Baseball, Intramurals, Bentley College BRIAN REGAN 131 Spring St. Stoneham, Hockey, Undecided MICHAEL RENNIE 55 Cherry St. Medford, In¬ tramurals, Salem State SEAN BORSTEL 21 Oakland Rd. Malden, Universi¬ ty of Lowell MICHAEL GRAFFEO 16 Stillman Rd. Melrose, Salem State FALL msMmm ■ - ' V. • VARSITY FOOTBALL The Varsity team was led by coach Lang. The team unfortunately did not do as well as they hoped. Many of the defeats were by an agonizing one or two points; however, there were some bright spots such as the victories over Pope John, and C.M. 46 47 J.V. FOOTBALL ■ This year the J.V. Team was very dedicated and hard working. Their record could have been improved if they only had a few breaks. It seemed that whenever the team lost it was due to a very lucky play the opponent made. 48 FROSH FOOTBALL Led by Coach Aiello, the freshman foot¬ ball team finished the season with a dismal record of 1-8. The team was weak in ag¬ gressiveness which may have been the cause of their poor record. The team was unfor¬ tunately also plagued with numerous in¬ juries, which handicapped them from the beginning. Despite these shortcomings the team shows signs of improving in the com¬ ing years. Sitting, L-R: Scott Sparrow, Tony Alondaro, Fred Kelly, Steve Malatesta, Ed Zenga, Kevin Kincaid, Jim Casamento, Anthony Fortunato. Kneeling, L-R: Andy Fronczack, Ed Powers, Phil Amico, Joe Lusk, Frank Canzano, Tim Galvin, Sean Wright, Jim Ferraro. Standing, L-R: John Locte. Ron Passatempo, Paul Morency, Rob Kelly, John Lava, Joe Cutticchia, Larry Gamst, John Bocchino, Sean Behen. Paul Bielakiewicz, Harry Leanos, Anthony Natola. Terry Cronin, Charlie Trainito, Coach Aiello, Frank Beebe. 49 CROSS-COUNTRY Under the coaching of Brother Myles McManus and Asst. Coach Lou Ruggerio, the M.C. Cross Country team, led by senior co-eaptains Dave Ventola and Dan Lynch, finished the season with a disappointing record of 0-6. Despite the poor record, there were many fine single performances turned in during the season. Other seniors on the team are: Mike McDonough, and James Behan. Returning to the squad next year will be: junior Tom Gorman; sophomores, Mike Fronzack, John Wronski, and James Flanagan; freshmen: Joe Furey, Paul Anthony, and Mike Maffeo. With this fine basis, the cross-country team looks for a suc¬ cessful season next fall. 50 L-R. From the Bottom: Bro. Myles, D. Lynch, I). Ventola, J. Behan, M. Maffeo, T. Rosa to, R. Wronski, P. Murphy, J. Wronski, P. Anthony, T. Baird, B. LaConte, P. Santos, M. Fronczyk, T. Gorman. J. Flanagan, M. McDonough, P. McIntyre. 51 On November 14, 1980; the students, faculty, and friends of Malden Catholic enjoyed the “A Year in the Life . . .”. The play was a comical salute to the freshmen. Directed by Brother Frank the cast, with the help of the Art club and stage crew, combined many long hours to make the presentation a success. The following panorama of pictures will hopefully bring back some pleasant memories of “A Year in the Life . . .” “A YEAR IN THE LIFE. . w I i 1 B Jil 1 ■ « IV JnPl 1 4jl SUPER SCRUFF 52 OOUCH!!! 53 VARSITY SOCCER With Bro. Dan Cremin coaching the team the varsity soccer team completed another challenging season. Their disappointing record of 4-7-4 doesn ' t really tell the entire story. The team captain, led by seniors Chris Rooney, Tom Allen, and Paul Cox, played with great in¬ tensity throughout the season. With a good number of members returning to the squad, plus a great deal of talent coming up from the J.V. and Frosh teams, the squad hopes next year will be a very successful season. I.-R: Pual Cox, Chis Rooney, Thomas Allen, Don Follet, Libbey Fulyione, John Magno, Tony Brandano, Pete Graffom. 2nd Row: Brother Cremin, George Gaffey. Jimmy Arsenault, Gary Cronin, Frank Safina, Charlie Russo, Thomas Seirette, Robert DiGianlemoso. Sitting: Bill Franzese, Shawn Fennell, Gary Cowens, Paul X asserman, Rich McGrath, Thomas Mecure, Ed Deassy. 54 55 JV SOCCER i The junior varsity soccer team, headed by Brother Frederick Eid, completed another successful season with an impressive record of 8 wins, 6 losses and 1 tie. Many of their games were determined in the final seconds of play, and if they had fallen in M.C.’s favor, the team’s record could just as well have been 12-2-1. The captains of this year’s team, junior John O’Neil and sopho¬ more Garrie Faller, will, along with the rest of the team, contribute their talents and skill to the success of next year’s varsity team. 1 m 4 mh v|e I i ’ZJwim ' ' Hr - 9H| i - 4 m If 9 JH Lj| I JMrC- | M- A Ww 1 ■ T M h r Front, L-R: R. Allen, H. Colliding, T. Lally, G. Faller, M. Donovan, T. Walsh, B. Heffron. Standing, L-R: Coach Br. Frederick Eid, G. Monroe, G. Mastereon, B. Kiley, R. Penniston, M. Goulding, T. Trainer, D. Lane. Back, L-R: N. Safina, E. O’Brien, T. Hubbard, G. Cowan, M. Gasperello, J. O’Neill, R. Beaudry. J. Denaro. 56 FROSH SOCCER Coached by Mr. Mazzei the team quick¬ ly learned the basic team skills, and used them to emerge victorious over Xaverian. The team shows much team spirit and talent that will provide for a good J.V. and Varsity team. L-R, Row 1: G. Sullivan, J. Fagone, B. Walsh, R. Norton, J. Bailey, B. O’Sullivan, J. Middlebrook, J. Buckley. Row 2: R. McCallum, M. Marks, W. McCarthy, D. Gianquitto, M. Maher, R. Gould, J. Ford, D. Lawler. Row 3: J. Palumbo, D. Tammaro, M. Walsh. M. Francis, P. Waystack, T. McConnell, D. Hart, Mr. Musei. 57 INTRAMURAL SPORTS The intramurals under the leadership of Bro. Cremin once again offered a variety of opportunities to would-be athletes to shine. In fact many home¬ rooms formed two teams because the turn-out was so large. The intramural games consisted of soccer, volleyball, basketball, floor hockey, and wiffle ball. 58 59 FACULTY Brother Thomas Mulloy, C.F.X. HEADMASTER. 60 Brother Daniel E. Skala, C.F.X. Associate Headmaster, English Brother David E. Wiggin, C.F.X. Associate Headmaster, Mathematics 61 Mr. Martin Ammer Guidance, Career Planning Mr. Thomas Arria Social Studies, Religion Miss Penelope Austin Art, Typing Mr. Donald Bisson Mrs. Helen Bockley Mrs. Rita Brander Religion Guidance Secretary General Office Secretary Mrs. Susan Brennan Biology, Anatomy Brother Joseph Britt, C.F.X. Social Studies, Religion Mr. John Carroll English Mr. Charles Chisholm Mathematics Brother Frank DeSarro, C.F.X. English Brother Matthias Doherty, C.F.X. Librarian, Library Science Brother John Burns, C.F.X. Guidance, Spanish Brother Daniel Cremin, C.F.X. Physical Education Brother Lawrence Dunn, C.F.X. Director of Development Mr. Francis Halas Chemistry Mr. Barry Haley Physical Education, Health Mr. Alan Kaufman Physics, Astronomy Mr. Hoy Kennedy Mathematics Mrs. Christine Johnson Spanish 64 Brother Kevin Kenney, C.F.X. Freshman Guidance - Mr. J oseph Lang Guidance, Accounting Mr. Richard Lyons English Brother William Lyons, C.F.X. Spanish Brother Louis Marek, S.A. Religion Mr. James Markey English Mr. Richard Mazzei Social Studies, Mathematics M iss Lisa Marengi Social Studies Brother Myles McManus, C.F.X. Religion, Mathematics Brother Jean Meaney, C.F.X. Librarian Brother Kevin McLean, C.F.X. Spanish, Religion Brother I). Stephen O’Donnell, C.F.X. Athletic Director, Social Studies Mr. Joseph Passanese English Miss Elena Russo Mathematics Mrs. Bernice Sarnie Development Office Secretary Mr. Douglas Sears English. Latin 66 Brother Timothy Skala, C.F.X. Mrs. Marion Steeves Social Studies, Latin General Office Secretary Mr. Charles Stevenson Social Studies f Mrs. Barbara Tambussi Biology, Chemistry Mr. John Usher Administrative Assistant ■HB M rs. Jane Vozella Treasurer Brother Philip White, C.F.X. Engineering Drawing Mr. John B. Winne Mathematics 67 WINTER ' , ' 1 ? I _ ■ _ VARSITY BASKETBALL The Varsity Basketball team, under the direction of Mr. Tom Arria, and led by co-captains Mike Natola and Mark Stanton, finished the season with a record of 9-11. The team finished in third place in the Catholic Conference. The highlights of the season were the impressive victories over Don Bosco, Dom Savio, and Catholic Memorial. Senior Mike Natola, from Medford, was noted for his scoring ability and his name was submitted to the Catholic Conference All- Stars. Other seniors on the team were: Dave Ventola, Tom Kilroy, Paul Barker and Ron Webb. k irst Row, L-R: Co-Captains Mike Natola and Mark Stanton. Second Row, L-R: Paul Barker, Dave Ventola, Steve Nolan, Ron Webb, Tom Kilroy, Dan Clark, Tim Hoffman, Bob Powers, Bob Giordano, Ed Holmes, Coach Tom Arria. 70 A J.V. BASKETBALL The J.V. Basketball team, under the leadership of Mr. Frank Halas, played with great intensity throughout the season. The leading scorers were sophomores Chris Hoffman and Steve Bond. The team finished with a highly impressive record of 14-6. The highlights of the year were the victories of the, “said” finest teams in the Eastern Mass, area, which included St. John’s Prep, Cathedral, and Catholic Memorial. L-R: Chris Ryan. Sec., L-R: Mike Yang, John Kelleher, Gerry Newell, Jim Kostro, Chuck Callahan, Steve Bond, Steve Oteri, Billy Mars, John LaCortiglia, Chris Hoffman, Coach Frank Halas. Missing: Jason Sparrow. 72 FROSH BASKETBALL The freshman basketball team, under the coaching of Mr. Winne, and led by center Larry Gamst, finished the season with a very respectable record of 9 wins and 8 losses. However, it should be stated that 5 games were lost by less than 3 points, includin g three that were lost by a painstaking point. The highlights of the season were the double defeats of Don Bosco, Xaverian, Columbus and Arlington Catholic. Mr. Winne was quoted as saying, “The most pleasing part of the season was the tremendous im¬ provement and development of all the players.” If aWP ■ ™ 9 ™ 55 55 ' SSi H iS f 1 ! s — L-R: Mr. Winne, Bill Vozella, John Caton, Pat Reardon, John Kostro, Ted Kennedy, Joe Lusk, John Erickson, Larry Gamst, Gary Giodano, John Leete, Bob Rivers, Scott Sparrow, James Casamento, Charlie O’Bromski. I SKI CLUB The Ski Club is a group of outgoing young men, expert skiers and beginners, who venture into the vast mountain ranges of New Hamp¬ shire, Vermont, and Canada. The club sponsored twenty-one trips this year. Moderator Mr. Charles Chisholm felt that this year’s program was successful. A great deal of credit should be given to the club of¬ ficers, President Jim Tarpey, Vice-President Pete Graffam, Treasurer Brian Shea, Junior Representatives Joe O’Sullivan and Don Follett, Sophomore Representative Brian Barry and Freshmen Representative Phil Amico, for their work in organizing the trips. Well, that ' s one way to stop. 74 AAAHHH!!! They didn’t say anything about bringing skiis. VARSITY HOCKEY The Varsity team, under the coaching of Mr. Jake Falvey, ended the season with a record of 8- 6, good enough for third place in the Catholic Conference one of the toughest leagues in the na¬ tion, and an overall record of 10-9-1. Highlights of the year were the stunning victories over St. John’s Prep and State runner up St. Peter’s of Marion. A couple of tough losses to Matignon and Archbishop Williams were the only things that kept this team out of the states this year. Although many players are graduating this year, the team has a great deal of talent coming up from the J.V. and Frosh. These players will keep M.C. up among the hockey power in the area. L-R: joe Rizzo, Mike Anthony, Dan Lynch, Bill Redler, Steve Staffieri, Tony Lopilato. Sec., L-R: Coach Falvery, Tom Allen, Jim Sasso, John McLean, Mike Reardon, Brian Rean, Richard Anderson, Joseph Turner, Ron Ross, Dan Cambell, Trini Itteralde, Steve Brady, Keith Moulaison, Coach Cavanaugh. Missing: Bill Gravell. Bill Franzese, Paul Cervizzi. 76 A J.V. HOCKEY Under Coach LaCorsa the team finished with an impressive record. The players will also provide for a strong varsity team next year, the LANCE wishes them good luck. Perhaps the highlight of the year was when the team defeated St. John’s Prep Varsity when the major portion of our varsity was unable to play. The Eagles’ pride was thoroughly lanced. 78 L-R: Tom Marini, Pat Walsh, Dave Pearson, Dick Morelli, Mike Duran, Peter Marino, Pat Mullin, Frank Dolaher, Dom Malerba, Bob Bova. Sec., L-R: Coach LaCorsa, Mike Norton, Bob Allen, A1 Amigo, George Gaffey, John Fidler, Elmer King, Shawn Fennell, Ed Kiley, Steve Lomanno, Ray Patrick, John Russo, Craig Lindquist, Mike O’Keefe, Tony Plati, Tom Gaeta, George Masterson, Mike Goodwin. FROSH HOCKEY Under coach Conners the team performed well as a team. The record would have been higher except for the unfair penalties that plagued the team. The team shows fine sportsmanship and should provide plenty of ex¬ citing hockey for the next few years. L-R: Mark Sullivan, Rich Raso, Tim Reardon, Ken Floyd, John Zaccaria, Charles Tringale, Dave Spagnoli, Bill McCarthy, Bob Anastos, Dave Defino, Joe Furey. Sec., L-R: Coach Connors, Scott Mennino, Larry Campbell, Rob Norton, Joe Giuffre, Paul Anthony, Bob McCallum, Kevin Woods, Dan Lawler, Brian Dembecki, Don Gianquitto. Third, L-R: Nick lacoviello, Jim Bailey, Tommy Sasso, Mike Halloran, Cris Clark, Simon Gonzolez, Dave Vigliotti, Jim Cobb. 79 SWIMMING This year’s swim team, under the direction of Brother Dan Cremin, had a fine year. The team’s overall record was 8-6; 4-1 in the Catholic Conference. The team competed with some of the best teams in the state, such as B.C. High, Haverhill, Winchester and Concord-Carlisle. The highlights of the season included the defeats of archrivals St. John’s Prep, Malden High, and Northeast Regional. The team was led by tri¬ captains Brian Rice and Mike McDonough of Melrose, and Erich Bockley of Medford. Some members of the team participated in the Regional Sectionals, which in¬ cluded Erich Bockley, Ken Antonucci, Mike McDonough, Brian Rice, Chris Sweeney, Tony Bran- dano, Sean Hurley, Bill Coffin, and Paul Chiara. Erich Bockley Front Row, L-R: Tony Brandano, Chris Sweeney, Paul Wasserman, Tony Ventresco, Mark Peluso, A1 Pecci, Steve Smith, Mike McCarthy, Bro. Daniel Cremin. Middle Row, L-R: John Lynch, Tom Coates, Bill Coffin, Ken Antonucci, Sean Hurley, Paul Chiara. Top Row, L-R: Mike Lancaster, Brian Rice, Erich Bockley, Mike McDonough, Paul Johnson. 80 • i- [ ■ ■ ,wwse t ■•% tl £ .fe f Super Swan Hi!! a INDOOR TRACK The team was coached by Bro. Myles McManus and Mr. Lou Ruggierio. The team’s overall record was not as high as was expected with the exception of the high jump. Paul Toland set a new school record of 6 ' 4 , and finished second in the state finals. The future of the team looks extremely good, and the LANCE wishes them good luck. L-R, Row 1: A. Greco, J. Storella, C. LaConte, V. Lanning, A. D’Aurora, F. Canzano, S. Wright, J. Wronski, A. Fronczyk. Row 2: T. Joyce, R. Anzuoni, J. Da¬ ly, P. Cameron, A. Puopola, T. Gorman, P. McIntyre, A. DiStasio. Row 3: S. Corlis, M. Maffeo, J. Egan, W. Thulin, R. Fisher, K. Flaherty, M. Fronczyk, K. White, C. Glynn, J. Flanagan, T. Trainor. Row 4: R. Boudreau, R. Wronski, D. Dolaher, N. Safina, J. O’Neill, S. Zizza, P. Prescott, S. Denaro, A. Fabiano. Row 5: Mr. Ruggerrio, P. Toland, M. Virusso, B. Shea, C. Wright, J. Benzan, R. Puopolo, M. Magliochetti, Bro. Myles. 83 UNDERCLASS 84 J 86 Stephen Agrippino Joseph Bage Alfred Amigo Stephen Baird John Breslinn Allen Brown Richard Anderson Patrick Boushell Edward Belding Michaeal Aronis Gerald Bradanese John Callahan James Arsenault Anthony Brandano Paul Cameron Anthony Capone V Paul Chiara John Collins Stephen Cappucci Anthony Christopher Robert Collins Richard Connolly Gregory Ciampa Robert Coppola Richard Cardillo Daniel Clark Kevin Cox Paul Cocciardi Gary Cronin T T 7fT, Joseph Crowley Edward Deasy Michael Famiglietti Shawn Fennell Francis Forrestall Timothy Crowley Stephen Denaro Mark Donovan George Farraher Robert Ferrari Joseph Foster Daniel Daly Stephen Curry Laurence Devine Joseph DiBella James Ferraro John Fitzgerald Charles Franco Anthony Foti James Daly Robert DiGiantomaso Anthony Fabiano William Farrell Fred D’Angelo Anthony Dingolo Stephen Faia Robert Favuzza Donald Follet Louis Forgione George Gaffev 87 Libby Fulgione 88 Donald Gallagher Santo Giovenelli Thomas Gorman Timothy Hegarty I Thomas Joyce Arthur Lauretano Christopher Glynn Michael Goulding Stephen Herring John Keane Mark Gasparello Peter Graffam y Ronald Golini Edward Holmes Edwin Kiley Frank Gesualdi Donald Grasso f Peter Hughes Elmer King Eugene Lauria William Gianoukos Robert Giordano Michael Goodwin Peter Grava Christopher Hussey Christopher Lake William Goodwin ■■ Michael Hayes I; Mark Iantosca ' Donald Lane Daniel Lloyd pseph Mahoney Bark McCafferty lionias New man Sean Lucey John Malachowski Michael McCarthy SS ■ William Montgomery Dana Norris John Lynch Dominic Malerba John McEleney Michael Motta Michael Norton William Pappas Micheal Madden Damian Mangini Philip McGovern John Magno Anthony Marcella Scott Mountain Michael Murphy Edward O ' Brien John O ' Neill Dennis Maher John Matayabas John Mersicano Patrick Nealon ■L? M Joseph O’Sullivan Kevin Pawlak 89 Michael Perry Paul Petrillo John Pinette Robert Powers Paul Prescott Paul Reardon Robert Reardon Hari Reddy Lowell Retalic Steven Rigione Joseph Rizzo John Russo Francis Shea Edward Staffier Mark Stanton James Storella Robert Ryan en Salemi John Saunders 90 Thomas Surette William VanTassell Christopher Sweeney Timothy Walsh Kenneth Swerdlick John Thulin Patrick Walsh Paul Wasserman Joseph Turner Jeffrey Urban Picture Not Available Keith White William Redler 91 92 Robert Allen Harry Benzan Robert Bova James Butler Matthew Angelli William Bernardinelli Dana Bruno Charles Callahan 94 Richard Capone Robert Carr Thomas Coates William Coffin Stephen Camella Jason Cleary Pasquale Cerbone Charles Collura John Consolo John Cooley Kevin Bourque Thomas Buonopano Daniel Campbell Robert Clougherty L Scoot Corliss Benjamin DeChristoforo Gary Cowan Salvatore Dellisola Albert DiStasis Charles Doucot Garrey Faller Ronald Feola tephen Finigan Kevin Flaherty Michael Fronczak Charles Fusco Michael Cox David D’Agostino f 1 Rochard D’Innocenzo Anthony Flammia Thomas Gaeta James Flanagan Paul Gallagher Stephen Daignault Louis DiSabatino Francis Dolaher Michael Duran Michael Fernandez Richard Floramo Stephen Gavin John Egan John Fidler Thomas Gill 95 Hugh Goulding Picture Not Available 1 Frank Gioia Ronald Graf Christopher Goodreau Michael Gorman ' Eric Grava William Gravell Paul Havey Thomas Hayes Brian Heffron Christopher Hoffman Sean Hurley Timothy Hoffman William Irwin John Howard Trinidad Iturralde Thomas Howard Michael Keegan Thomas Hubbard Edward Keenan Charles Huge 11 Robert Keena f Picture Not Available Christopher King John Kirwin James Kostro John LaCortiglia John Kelleher Michael Kelly Robert Kelly 96 Joseph Lombardo ■I J nes McDonald John McDonough Anthony LoPilato Brian MacDonald Brian MacNamara Kevin McCauley Eric McHatton Peter McIntyre John McLean Christopher Maggiacomo l;vin Magliozzi Michael Mahoney John Mangini John Marckini Thomas Marini Peter Marino David Marks William Mars Bruce Martel William Martin Geroge Masterson Kenneth Mastrocola Robert Miller Leonard Mirabele Richard Morelli Joseph Morello 97 Michael Morgan Richard Muse Stephen Nolan Christopher Parcellin Arthur Puopolo Daniel Rufo Patrick Mullin Claude Muzarol Mark O’Connor Michael Parisi Timothy Raczkowski Paul Ruggiero Geary Munroe Dennis Nagle Shawn O’Connor Raymond Patrick Kenneth Reardon Kevin Nazzaro David Pearson Lawrence Rooney Christopher Ryan Gerard Newell Michael O ' Keefe Joseph Rosa Nicky Safina William Murray Kevin Nigro Ba Stephen Oteri Vit Anthony Plati 98 ■ Mark Santosuosso Paul Sarro Richard Tartarini Mark Tarpey Jeffrey St. Germain Michael Sawicki William Spracklin Andrew Scully John Stellato Wesley Taylor Timothy Shea Mark Sullivan Gary Tedesco 99 100 109 I ain’t gonna get it, you get it. Tony ' s Heros no Dave’s Devils Kilroy’s Killers Hey, this hot dog just moved. ill ' v: ' ' X a . Is • • ' , .9 ■■ .r-Vv t C - m mmkmk ■ •-4 - ' . : t. . C %: ,V- ' v ,) SPRING % T 4 S| ' -. ’; , ’,• v «« S - ; 3 - • ’ 1 i , ■ •• ■ - ■Mw wmwm : % m ■ i y ■■ m m??w ■ T. •. : . VARSITY BASEBALL The Varsity squad had a very successful season. The team was plagued with spotty hit¬ ting; but the defense and pitching were superb. The team looks forward to an energetic season next year. L-R, Row 1: E. Deasy, J. Thulin, R. Silva, G. Gaffey, J. Mahoney, R. Turrilli, L. McDonald, S. Nolan. Row 2: Mr. Lang, W. McNeil, J. Sheehan, C. Ryan, J. Tarpey, L. Difronzo, T. Kilroy, M. D ' Amore, D. Clark, S. Bond, M. McDonald. Missing: B. Goodwin. 114 115 J.V. BASEBALL The J.V. baseball team had a disap¬ pointing record this year, but the team did display an outstanding per¬ formance against Xaverian, and C.M. The team does show promising talent for the varsity team. I. -K, Row 1: C. Hugo, R. Tartarini, A. Plati, A. Flammia, M. Parisi, J. Kirwin, C. Doucot, M. Santosuosso, G. Cowin. Row 2: R. Patrick, R. Allen, M. Tarpey, J. koMro, W. Thulin, R. Keenan. 116 FROSH BASEBALL The Freshman team made a strong effort in all their matches even though most of the time they were facing stiff competition. Looking at the spirit of the team one can see that the upcoming years will be winners for the J.V. and Varsity teams. L-R, Row 1: D. Lawlor, J. Fagone, A. Cohen, M. Maffeo. Row 2: Mr. Winne, J. Cobb, J. Casamento, T. Sasso, J. Caton, W. V 3: J. Maguire, J. Puleo, J. Leete, J. Lava, M. McCarthy, S. Behen, J. Erickson, D. Vigliotti, K. Floyd. ozella, C. Motta, F. Storella. Row 117 CLOSE-UP Led by Bro. Joseph Britt a group of students visited the nation’s capitol. They met with Congressman Markey, and Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill; in addi¬ tion the group also listened to congressmen discuss cur¬ rent events, such as Senator Kennedy’s speech. 118 IN MEMORIAM Bro. Andrew Joseph A native of Cambridge, Massachusetts, Brother Andrew Joseph (John T. Stapleton) grew up in Somerville and was one of the many Xaverian Brothers who received their early education at St. Joseph’s in Somerville. He entered the congregation in February, 1924 and received a B.S. degree from Boston College in 1942 and a Master’s degree in Education from Columbia Teachers’ College in 1949. His former students remember him particularly as a mathematics teacher and as a basketball coach. He served in many places: Elm Grove, West Virginia; St. Mary’s, Norfolk; Assumption Academy and St. Francis de Sales and Notre Dame in Utica; Holy Name, Brooklyn, where he was principal for two years; the Juniorate in Peabody; Working Boy’s Home, Newton Highlands; St. John’s, Worcester; Archbishop Stepinac in White Plains; Keith Academy in Lowell; and John Bapst in Bangor. During the last five years, he was in retirement at Malden Catholic. The emphysema which had afflicted him for many years finally resulted in his death on the evening of April 5 at D’Youville Manor in Lowell where he had entered just ten days previously. May he rest in peace. 119 4 LONG SHORT YEARS 120 If you orient yourself, muffle your teacher, know the headmaster, take charge on the court, befuddle your coach, the four years will be a breeze! 121 122 123 OUTDOOR TRACK Under the direction of Bro. Myles McManus and Mr. Lou Ruggerio the team practiced and performed hard. The battle was a long and constant uphill battle. The team did not finish in first place, but finished far better than had been expected at the begin¬ ning of the season. - ; - VT ■ V p J 1 v , k j L-R, Row 1: S. Wright, A. Fronczyk, A. Natola, A. D’Aurora, S. Spagnoli, P. Reardon, G. Dooley, A. Greco, E. Powers, J. Merchant, H. Benzan. Row 2: T. Trainor, P. Williamson, S. Zizza, J. Flanagan, M. Keegan, J. Egan, M. Fronczyk, B. Heffron, E. Grava, R. Florano, M. Kelly, R. Anzuoni, R. Whelan. Row 3: Bro. Myles, D. Lane, T. Joyce, T. Allen, M. Virusso, D. Lynch, B. Shea, P. Prescott, P. Toland, M. Magliochetti, R. Whelan, J. Daly, D. Ventola, N. Safina, R. Miller, A. Puopolo, P. Grava, R. Wronski, R. Boudreau, P. McIntyre, T. Crowley, T. Gorman, R. Puopolo, C. Wright. 124 dm r 125 TENNIS L-R, Row 1: J. Butler, G. Farraher, D. Howard. Row 2: Mr. Haley, R. Giordano, M. Yang, J. Cleary, K. Pawlak, A. Fitzmaurice, J. Crowley, J. Lynch. The team was coached by Mr. Barry Haley. The teams overall record was disappointing; however, they did display beautiful teamsmanship with their vic¬ tories over Catholic Memorial, and Melrose. GOLF The members of the team looked forward to meets but unfortunately the teams overall record was disap¬ pointing; however, they did display beautiful teamsmanship with their victories over Catholic Memorial, and Melrose. 127 ART CLUB The Art Club helped immensely with the plays, “Comedy X Three,” and “Day in a Life . . The Art Club also supplied many art drawings for the 1981 Lance including the cover design. The club with their creative imagination and talented members helped turn M.C. from a school into a family. The Art Club was moderated by Miss Austin who put many long hours into making the Art Club a success. 128 f CHESS CLUB The Chess Club, moderated by Mr. Kaufman, met twice a week on Wednesdays and Fridays. The club members took their games extremely seriously, many friendly matches developed into fierce battles of wit and skill. The club was unfortunately only an in¬ school club; however, it was extremely active and helped upgrade the spirit of the school. Mr. Alan Kaufman, Fred D’Angelo, Frank Shea, Mike Motta, Rich McGovern, Ken Doyle, T. Raccokowski. (Not Shown: Tom Newman and Jim Sterrella.) COMEDY X THREE In mid-February Brother DeSarro and Mr. Dooley pro¬ duced the play, “Comedy X Three,” which were three one act plays. The first one act play was the Trysting Place. A satire about family problems. The second play was the “Odd Couple.” The skit involved the famous poker game and Oscar calming Felix down after he breaks up with his wife. The third act was “A Mid-Summer’s Night Dream.” The play captured the attention of the young and old alike in this fantasy dream. A Mid-Summers Night Dream Trysting Place 130 The Odd Couple 131 i WEEKLY JOURNAL The Weekly Journal, Malden Catholic’s weekly newsletter, was distributed each Fri¬ day to homerooms in order that students would be informed on a day-to-day basis. In¬ formation regarding sports, meetings, scores and school activities were included. Edited by John Benzan, Erich Bockley and Don Geator, the Weekly was written, published, printed and distributed for all to enjoy. W E E K L Y J O U R N A L W E E K L WeehL journal WEEKLY JOURNAL WEEKLY JOURNAL WEEKLY JOURNAL WEEKLY JOURNAL 132 Z 70 c o CHEER LEADERS Some of Malden Catholic’s most loyal sports fans were the Cheerleaders from Girls Catholic under the direction of their moderator, Mrs. Don¬ na Conserva. For the girls, the season started last May after tryouts and they continued to work hard throughout the summer preparing for foot¬ ball season. The squad also cheered for the Varsity Hockey and Basketball teams. The girls on the squad were seniors and juniors. ANGER PDWER 133 CAMERA CLUB Under the leadership of Moderator Brother Joseph Britt, President Mike Manzi and Vice- President Rob Anzuoni, the Camera Club met weekly to decide who would cover the impor¬ tant 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 pic¬ tures which the Lance and Crystal 99 find vital in order to have a good publication. L-R: Bro. Joseph, M. Manzi, J. Zaccarria, P. Morris, F. DeAngelo, J. Daly, R. Anzuoni, R. Whelan, K. Doyle, K. McGovern. 134 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CLASS OF 1981 Thomas Allen Paul Barker John Benzan Erich Bockley David Bortone Paul Cervizzi Stephen DeGurski Stephen Dockery Richard Ferguson Paul Fitzgerald William E. Franzese William P. Franzese Domenic Gaeta Kevin Kilday Stephen LaSota, Jr. Norman McAskill, Jr. Richard McGrath Michael Magliochetti Brian Rice Nicola Rico Joseph Riley Richard Salemi Paul Shannon Barry Shea Paul Toland David Ventola Michael Virusso, Jr. Charles Wright BROTHER GILBERT CHAPTER CRYSTAL 99 The 5 issues of the Crystal 99 were published through the hard work of the moderator Mr. Markey. The staff of 18 writers also put many long hours into the paper to make articles interesting and entertaining. The paper contained sport articles, editorial notes, trivia notes, and crossword puzzles. 1st Row: Paul Cervizzi, Bill Sollitto, Paul Fitzgerald, Phil McGovern, Sean Wright. 2nd Row: Steve Lasota, Bill Franzesi, Charles DiFronzo, Jim Tarpey, Bill VanTassel, Dom Gaeta, Allen Fitzmaurice. 3rd Row: Mr. Markey, Steve Baird, Tom Kilroy, Barry Shea, Mike D ' Amore, Chuck Wright. j. 136 LANCE 1981 Editor-in-Chief Mike Manzi on ' the day everything went wrong. From early in September to the middle of June, a dedicated group of students worked diligently on the 1981 publication of the LANCE, under the leader¬ ship of Editor-in-Chief Mike Manzi, and Moderator Bro. Joseph Britt. The staff hopes to have completed a book which has captured those enjoyable and memorable times; in addition, the staff also hopes the book will be enjoyed for years to come. Left to Right: Bob Whelan, Bill Franzese, Eric Bockley, Marty Gately, Tony Brandano, Nick Rico, Mike McDonough, Frank Shea, Dom Gaeta, Paul Fitzgerald, Jim Daley, Brian Rice, and Bob Anzuoni. 137 STUDENT COUNCIL Throughout our four years at Malden Catholic, the role of the Student Council has greatly increased. Under the capable leadership of President Paul Toland, Vice-President Charles Bartolomeo and Moderator Brother Joseph Britt, the Student Council had a very successful year. The Religious Committee, with chair¬ man Ralph Puopolo, was responsible for our food and sweater drives for the poor, class masses, and Senior Citizen Nights on which elderly people were bused to M.C. to view Malden Catholic stage productions which included tk A day in the life . . . and Comedy X Three.” The social committee, the largest S.C. Committee, was chaired by Daniel Petrucci and planned our school dances, and our Junior-Senior Promenade. Other officers were: John O ' Neill, Secretary; John Pinette, Treasurer; Phil McGovern, SAC Delegate; Jim Wilkie, Cultural Chairman; Tony Martignetti, Athletic Chairman; Libby Fulgione, Junior Counselor; and David Marks, Sophomore Counselor. 138 139 A i 141 J SENIOR RETREAT The retreat provided a chance for all the seniors to grow in knowledge and understanding without the aid of books. The faculty-members who came were Bro. Kevin McKlean, Bro. John Burns, Mr. Arria, Mr. Bisson, and Mrs. Guyer. All the faculty members gave talks and shared with the group part of themselves. They shared with everyone the feelings they had before they graduated and went on to college. Through the faculty’s giving, each senior there learned more about themselves in the one weekend than during the entire school year. 143 PROM The thirteenth annual Junior- Senior Promenade was held on May 1, 1981 at the Danversport Yacht Club, Danvers. The Social Committee Chairman Danial Petrucci and Moderator Bro. Danial Skala worked tirelessly throughout the year to make this evening very beautiful and successful. One hundred and forty- five couples enjoyed prime rib dinner and danced to the group Gold Rush. The king and queen of the evening were Jim Tarpey and his date Pauline Prine; in addition, the favors were for the gentlemen the traditional mugs, and for the ladies the brandy glasses. Steve Brady and his date having a nice time. 144 145 146 147 K. THE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT SUNDAY, MAY 17,1981 At 10:30 on Sunday morning 161 of Malden Catholic’s senior class were honored at the Malden Catholic thirteenth commencement exercise. It was the concluding event of a long series of senior oriented activities beginning with the Senior Day in the fall, to the Senior Retreat, followed by the Prom on May 1, and con¬ cluding with the Baccalaureate Mass on the eve of Graduation. The procession of seniors was led by student council President Paul Toland and Vice President Charles Bartolemeo. The Valedictorian Dave Ventola and Salutatorian Domenic Gaeta both addressed the graduates, parents, friends and faculty. The biographers for the ceremony were Paul Toland, Brian Calahan, Joseph Riley, Thomas Allen, Erich Bockley, and David Bortone. Academic awards, given for the highest average in each scholastic area, were presented by the department chairmen and went to: Mathematics David Ventola English Paul Toland French Paul Toland Social Studies Paul Fitzgerald Art Scott Dellisola Religion Kevin Kilday Science Domenic Gaeta Spanish David Ventola Spirit Daniel Petrucci Service Ralph Poupolo Loyalty Norman MacAskill Xaverian Paul Toland 148 I Dave Ventola Valedictorian and recipient of the Math and Spanish Awards. Paul Toland recipient of Xaverian, English, and French Awards. Danial Petrucci recipient of the Spirit Award. Halph Puopolo recipient of the Service Award. 149 Paul Fitzgerald recipient of the Social Studies Award. Scott Dellisola recipient of the Art Award. Norman MacAskill recipient of the Loyalty Award. Domenie Gaeta recipient of the Science Award, and Salutatorian. 150 and Ron Ross receives his diploma. John Benzan receives his Kevin Kilday recipient of the Religion Award. Mike Manzi receives his . 151 w ■ r 9 £■ m % L £5jg|||y.y 1 [ ' |f-f DEDICATION Here is a man who always manages to be there when we need him. Whether standing in the hallway in between classes, leading the cheers at a game, or in the cafeteria shooting the breeze about baseball, he was always willing to listen to what we had to say. He knew his way around different types of people, and used his wide range of talent to give all of us a glimpse of the beauty of the world around us. Not only has he helped us in school related matters, but he has been a full-time friend to each and every one of us; and this is what really matters in the long run. From the Class of ’SI Jliankc 3 anted THE SPORTS AWARDS FOOTBALL WALTER WISHOSKI TROPHY (MALDEN NEWS) BEST BACK FOOTBALL STUDENT-ATHLETE (TOM McAN) OUTSTANDING LINEMAN UNSUNG HERO SOCCER Peter Grava Joe Ronan James Tarpey Barry Shea ALL OUT EFFORT OUTSTANDING OFFENSE OUTSTANDING DEFENSE M.V.P. UNSUNG HERO COACHES AWARD M.V.P. UNSUNG HERO BEST DEFENSE M.V.P. UNSUNG HERO OUTSTANDING SWIMMER CROSS COUNTRY UNSUNG HERO OUTSTANDING CROSS COUNTRY INDOOR TRACK OUTSTANDING EFFORT M.V.P. Paul Cox Chris Rooney Peter Graffam Tom Allen HOCKEY Trini Itturalde Paul Cervizzi Mike Anthony BASKETBALL Ron Webb Dave Ventola Mike Natola SWIMMING Brian Rice Ken Antonucci, Mike McDonough, Erich Bockely TRACK Dave Ventola Dan Lynch Mike Magliochetti Paul Toland OUTDOOR TRACK UNSUNG HERO OUTSTANDING EFFORT TOP POINT SCORER Mike Virusso Chuck Wright Paul Toland BASEBALL UNSUNG HERO HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE PITCHING AWARD M.V.P. Jim Tarpey Mike Turilli Joe Makeney Mike D’Amore GOLF M.V.P. M.V.P. ATHLETIC SERVICE AWARD (A OUTSTANDING TEAM BROTHER UNSUN JOHN A. SARAGOSA A THE STUDENT - TENNIS SPECIAL AWARDS ETTC DIRECTOR) SPORTSMANSHIP mm . Brian Rice Mike Yang Anthony Martignetti Mike McDonough Ron Webb, Brian Rice Jim Tarpey Tom Allen Dave Ventola A GRADUATE’S PRAYER Father, I have knowledge, So will You show me now How to use it wisely And find a way some how To make the world I live in A little better place . . . And make life with its problems A bit easier to face — Grant me faith and courage And put purpose in my days And show me how to serve Thee In the most effective ways So all my education, My knowledge and my skill, May find their true fulfillment As I learn to do Thy Will, And may I ever be aware In everything I do That knowledge comes from learning And wisdom comes from You. LANCE 1981 Mike Manzi EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Bill Franzese ASSOCIATE EDITOR Nick Rico LAYOUT EDITOR Dom Gaeta COPY EDITOR Paul Fitszgerald ACTIVITIES EDITOR Jim Daley ACTIVITIES WRITER Bob Whalen and Brian Rice SPORTS EDITORS Mike McDonough, Steve Brady, Steve DeGurski SPORTS WRITERS Rob Anzuoni PHOTO EDITOR Frank Shea FACULTY EDITOR Tony Brandano UNDERCLASS EDITOR Brother Joseph Britt, C.F.X. MODERATOR A Very Special Thank You goes to Miss Penelope Austin, who gave her time to create the elaborate cover design. Special thanks also go to the General Staff secretaries, Mrs. Brander, and Mrs. Steves who were there when we needed them. In addition, the LANCE also wants to thank the camera club, because the book would have been impossible without their help. Finally, the LANCE thanks the faculty for their support and cooperation. 160