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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

1 LANCE 1982 XAVERIAN BROTHERS MALDEN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL MALDEN, MASSACHUSETTS The students from Mechanical Drawing 2 “Mine honor is my life; both grow as one; take honor from me and my life is done.” “The direction in which education starts a man, will determine his future.” Andy Slavin Bob Ferrari 3 Great Men Are Not Always Wise Jim Daly, George Gaffey, and Bob Gallagher “Knowledge without Common Sense” says Lee is “folly: without method, it is waste; without kindness it is fanaticism; without religion it is death. But with common sense, it is wisdom; with method it is power; with charity it is beneficence; with religion it is virtue and life, and peace.” 4 Richard Cardillo Billy Montgomery Don Lane “We are long before we are convinced that hap¬ piness is never to be found: and each believes it, possessed by others, to keep alive the hope of obtaining it for himself.’’ Tim Crowley John O’Neil PIT CREW 5 DEDICATION i We, the students of Malden Catholic have been benefited with the talents of excellent teachers. We would like to thank these teachers for the fine job that they have done while we were here. We would like to especially thank Brother Myles McManus, C.F.X. for hi s fine job during our four years at Malden Catholic. Be it in the classroom, at the track or just in the cor¬ ridors Brother Myles always had something to say. Brother tried to make us better workers in school, runners on the track, and better people in the world. We, the members of the Class of 1982, are grateful to Brother for having put himself out for our benefit. ii ! ! We Do Not Remember Days Stev© Miller, Kevin Pewlek end Merk McCefferty Everybody is poinp up Mark Donovan 8 We Remember Moments “What we remember of our ac¬ tions remains unknown to those closest to us; what we have forgotten we ever said, or even never said at all will make us laugh even on another planet.” Gary Cronin and Bob DiGiantiamaso 9 Steve Nolan “Be not afraid of greatness; some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon ’em.” SHAKESPEARE “Trust men and they will be true to you; treat them greatly and they will show themselves great.” Ken Mastrocola getting his protein! Paul Prescott mu s uetense a t ricK wan MISS HUSSO MC Offense Ready To Go! Bob Favuzza “Education makes people easy to lead, but difficult to drive, easy to govern, but impossible to enslave.” John Fidler and Mike Duran pit crew ... Gurnex Profit 11 Steve Rigiore, Mark Stanton, and Mike Norton Kevin Cox working ever so hard. SENIORS t George Gaffey and Tom Surrette Mike Norton Studying for a test! John McEleney William Pappas taking notes for English. John Fitzgerald, Richard Cardillo, Mike Madden, Sean Lucey, and Patrick Boushell at lunch Mike Madden looking on! Ed Staffier Peter Hughes Dan Clark smiling for us. .. a M My Name’s the ROCK and don’t you forget it! Joe O’Sullivan Another exciting day in English Lit! M.C. Vs. Concord Carlisle, 20-13 Bob Penniston The ROCK comes through again. 15 Shawn Fennell Mike Hayes Mike Madden John Malachowski Steve Denaro Billy Van Tassel! Mike Famiglietti Chris Hussey Gary Cronin and Peter Graffam Mike Aronis 1978 16 John Riley Steve Solviletti Ed Deasy PeteGrava John McEleney Ed Holmes John Lynch Greg Snow Mark lantosca and his first Sweetheart! McFrosh Football Team . . . An old but familiar face? Bob Powers and friend John Thulin 17 AL AMIGO V-Football, V-Baseball, Hockey, Crystal 99 Business Major “There comes a time in the affairs of a man when he must take the bull by the horns and face the situation.” MICHAEL ARONIS Camera Club, Work Crew, Yearbook, Crystal 99 Biomedical Engineering “The time and the tides wait for no man.” JAMES ARSENAULT V-Soccer, Work Crew RICHARD (DICK) ANDERSON V-Hockey Captain, Intramurals English KENNETH G. ANTONUCCI “Winning is only thing.’ V-Swim Team Captain, All-Star Swim Team, Spring Track, In- amurals, Crystal 99, National Society Major the chance, you’ll of what might have Business Major “To be great is to be misunder¬ stood.” 18 f PATRICK (PAT) BOSHELL ■ Ski Club, Racquetball Club, Camera Club Major in Philosophy “Teachers open the door . . . you enter by yourself.” JOHN J, CALLAHAN Intramurals, Pit Crew, 2:05 Club Major in Financial Admini stration “Never do anything today you can put off until tomorrow.” PAUL (CORNELIUS) CAMERON Indoor Outdoor Track, V- Football, Intramurals Major in Marine Transportation “When all things seem hopeless, pray for a weekend.” EDWARD (EDDIE) BELDING Frosh. Football, Pit Crew, 2:05 Club Major in Computer Science “To live the life you want to live ... To reach the goals you have set for yourself... To be the you that you want to be . . . That is success.” ANTHONY (TONY) BRANDANO V- occer, V-Swimming, In¬ tramurals, Prom Committee, Yearbook Editor Major in Computer Science ALLEN BROWN Frosh. Football, Crystal 99, Ski Club Major in Accounting “Typing is fundamental.” ' ll 4 “We are students of words; t up in recitation rooms for or 15 years, and come out last with a bag of wind, a of words and do not thing.” STEPHEN (STACHE) BAIRD Intramifrals, Crystal 99 Major in Accounting “Life begins after an all-boy high school,” JOSEPH (JOE) BAIGE s Intramurals, 2:05 Club Major in Business Admini¬ stration Never say die! 19 ANTHONY A. CAPONE Ski Club, Crystal 99, Yearbook, Student Council, Work, Frosh Football “Everything is funny as long as it happens to someone else.” STEPHEN CELATA Pit Crew, Crystal 99, Student Council “I was the only one left with any anarchy in me.” STEPHEN CAPPUCCI Ski Club, Student Council “Partying and school just don ' t mix.” PAULS. CHIARA Swim Team, Intramurals, Crystal 99 “I love A.P. Chemistry.” RICHARD “NOSE” CARDILLO Intramurals, Student Council I came, I conquered, I left. Thanks Mom and Dad. PAULHOLOP Swim Team, V-Soccer, In¬ tramurals, Ski Club, Prom Committee “If one day I found out I couldn ' t laugh, I think I’d cry. 20 GREGORY “CHUMPA” CIAMPA DAVID ClAMPA Intramurals, Ski Club, Racquetbalt Club, Crystal 99 “Laws are tike cobwebs, which catch small flies, but let wasps and hornets break through.” Ski Club, Intramurals “See a Penny. Pick it Up, if it’s Tails it’s not your day.”j , £ K 1 DANIEL G. CLARK 1-Baseball, V-Basketball, Big Brother “You must never stop living life to even when obstacles t in the way.” t ' miU t PAUL “COACH COCCIARDI C Intramurals, Track Team, ‘C-Street” “You only pass this way once if W j you work it right, once is enough.” 1 JOHN J. COLLINS, JR. Intramurals, Drama Club, Camera Club, Ski Club, Yearbook “Life is what happens while you’re busy making plans.” ROBERT V. COLLINS JR. Camera Club, Chess Club “School is a bundle of nonsense inconsistencies that one must experience for the good of oneself and mankind.” 21 ROBERT COPPOLA 2:05 Club, Intramurals, Balloon Club Business Major ‘‘I don’t know why I had to go to high school. The cave men didn’t.” JOSEPH CROWLEY Golf Team, Tennis Team, Intramurals, Student Council Business Major Mirrors should reflect a little before throwing back images. KEVIN A. COX Tennis Team, Drama, Work Crew Pre-medical Major GARY CRONIN rviliWJB ___ aslB V-Soccer, Baseball, Intramurals, Crystal 99 ■ 22 STEPHEN (HURRY) CURRY Indoor Outdoor Track, HR President-2, Yearbook, MCLI Business Major “it’s the laughter we will remember, whenever we remember the way we were.” DANIEL DALY 2:05 Club Business Major “Live for yourself. There’s nobody else worth living for.” JAMES F. DALY ill Indoor Outdoor Track, In¬ tramurals, Camera Club — Secretary, Literary Magazine, Yearbook, MCLI Mechanical Engineering Major “This is no social crises, just another tricky day . . . W EDWARD (DEAKA) DEASY V-Baseball, V-Soccer, In¬ tramurals, 2:05 Club Biology Major “In a world where problems seem to come out of the walls all you have to do is lay back in bed and say ' no problem’. STEPHEN DENARO Indoor Outdoor Track, Science Club, 2:05 Club Business Major “When all else fails, read the directions.” LAURENCE (LARRY) DEVINE Intramurals, 2:05 Club, Pre- Law Club Pr e-Law Major “Frodo Lives” FRED D’ANGELO Intramurals, Chess Club, Art Club, Drama Club, Racquetball Club, Camera Club, Ski Club Business Major “I don’t know what I don’t know.” “Why bother???” 23 JOSEPH C. DiBELLA MARK DONAVAN Frosh Football, JV-Baseball, V-Baseball, Intramurals, HR President, Class President, Pit Crew V-Soccer, V-Tennis, HR Presi dent, Crystal 99 Business Administration Business Management “Made the scene,1 week to week, day to day, hour to hour, the gate is great, deep, wide. Break on through to the other side.” “It is easy to despise what you cannot get.” ROBERT (CHICKENMAN) DiGIANTOMASO V-Soccer, Intramurals, Prom Committee J| T elecommunications “I am a follower of three wise men: Moe, Larry and Curly” ANTHONY (FAB) FABIANO Outdoor Indoor Track, Frosh Football, Intramurals, Weekly Journal, HR President, Rac- quetball Club, Prom Cimmittee Industrial Engineering “Are You All Right?” wMs ANTHONY DINGOLO Ski Club, 2:05 Club Business Management “Sixteen Will Get You Twenty” STEPHEN (CANNONBALL) FAIA Frosh Football, Intramurals Aerodynamics “If willing to fight, you’ll be successful. DAVID (DAVE) DOLAHER Outdoor Indoor Track, Drama Club, Crystal 99, Yearbook, MCLI Engineering Common sense is not so common.” MICHAEL FAMIGLIETTI Intramurals, Ski Club, 2:05 Club Accounting “Thank God I’m Out.” 24 GEORGE FARRAHER Tennis Team, Swim 1 earn i “You can have your cake and eat it tOO. :: H ROBERT FAVUZZA iBPi F% SHAWN FENNELL 3BU feuHre J! sogno e nel passato” H 4 Y-. V-Soccer, V-Hockey, V-feaseball, Crystal 99, Intramurals, Laftce , | “You can’t count every minute, so make every minute count.” • ROBERT FERRARI ‘-V. - ...;u ' YC ; Soccer, Intramurals “The good times in school are numbered, but the homework is weighed in tons.” JAMES FERRARO V-Football, Intramurals, Boxing “In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees and heard the voices of those who stand looking.” JOHN FITZGERALD Intramurals “It’s not the size of the man in the fight, but the size of the fight in the man.” 25 ANTHONY (LURCH) FOTI Frosh Football, Intramurals, 2:05 Club Veterinary Medicine Major “You rang?” DONALDFOLLET V-Soccer, Intramurals, Ski Club — Secretary, Yearbook, Camera Club, Stage Crew, Racquetball Club Electrical Engineering Major “Forsans et haec olim meminisse iuvabit.” CHARLES (CHUCK) FRANCO t MC Work Criw nistn Business Administration Major Silence is the podium on which sincerity lies. Frosh Football, V-Soccer, Sophomore and Junior Class President, Mass State Ex¬ ecutive Board, National Delegate — NEMDSC, Ski Club — Treasurer, Racquetball Club, Crystal 99, Weekly Jour¬ nal, Yearbook Major in Pre-Law “Don’t take life too seriously, you ' ll never get out alive.” GEORGE (GAFMAN) GAFFEY V-Soccer, V-Hockey, V- Baseball, Intramurals, Year¬ book, MCLI Science Major “Past experiences put you one step ahead in the future.” JOSEPH FOSTER HR President, Drama Club, MC Workcrew Engineering Major “The secret of life is to know who you are and where you are going.” FRANCIS (FROG) FORRESTALL HR President, 2:05 Club Business Major “Don’t look at me, I don’t know any more than you do.” wF w ■ ' LIBBY FULGIONE MC’s Finest: Steve Miller and Mike Hayes 26 DONALD GALLAGHER Cross Country Team, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Crystal 99 Are you sure it’s 1982?” J. ROBERT GALLAGHER Cross Country, Intramurals, Stage Crew, Lance, Crystal 99 i - - “Once a fool always a fool.” MARK “RAT” GASPARELLO Intramurals “To wonder is to begin to understand.” -• gap . £ B...A ' ■ VC At I ' , ., • , FRANK GESUALDI ■ ' • . Intramurals “Education is good. WILLIAM GIANOUKOS Intramurals “To be great fe to be misunder¬ stood.” ROBERT “GIO” GIORDANO V-Basketball, V-Tennis, Intramurals “You have to play the cards you ' ve been dealt.” 1 27 SANTO (CLAWS) GIOVENELLI Frosh Football, Ski Club, Rac- quetball Club, 2:05 Club Computer Science Major Any man can hold the helm when the sea is calm.” MICHAEL GOODWIN Hockey, Basketball, In¬ tramurals, 2:05 Club “Learn to love your life and friends, and in return you’ll find happiness in your life.” CHRISTOPHER GLYNN Cross Country Track, Hockey, Intramurais, Ski Club Computer Science Major “Smile — it makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to.” WILLIAM (GOODY) GOODWIN Frosh Hockey, Intramurais, 2:05 Club Military Service “Com’n at ya” RON GOLINI Skating, Intramurais, 2:05 Club Business Major “If you can’t beat’em, forget’em.” THOMAS GORMAN Football, Indoor Outdoor Track ffP usiness Major “Never cast your sickle into another’s) ' BARRY GOODWIN V-Baseball, V-Football, Ski Club, Crystal 99, MCLI Accounting Major “To be or not to be . . Baseball, you bet! 28 [ GHES Indoor Outdoor Track, Intramurals Computer Science Major “You may lose once in a while but never let yourself be beaten.” MICHAEL (MIKE) GOULDING Soccer, Intramurals Space Relations Major “I’m Alive, Ain’t I?” 1 ' : . ; TIM (CAVEMAN) HEGARTY Cross Country, 2:05 Club Business Administration Major it; Oo it Up” PETER (BAGEL) GRAFFAM V-Soccer Captain, Catholic Conference All Star, Ski Club — President, Indoor Outdoor Track, MCLI Law Enforcement Major “If the creek don’t rise, and the good Lord’s willing, and there ain’t no melt down, we’ll do it again tomorrow. STEVE (GENERAL) HERRING Intramurals, MC Bomb Squad Mechanical Engineering Major “When the music’s over, turn out the lights.” I vS-f ' Yj PETER (THE ROCK) GRAVA EDWARD (RED) HOLMES “Time flies when you ' re having fun? Thanks.” V-Football Captain, Globe All- Scholastic Team, Indoor Out¬ door Track, Intramurals, MCLI “It’s better to have the black I Wo blues of defeat, than to .have the yellow of cowardice.” V-Basketball Captain, In¬ tramurals, HR President, MCLI Engineering Major “Anything is possible if the desire exists.” HAYES Racquetball Pit Crew Member, Cultural Chairman, Yearbook, Crystal 99 29 THOMAS (DUDE) JOYCE Indoor Outdoor Track, Racquetball Club, Stage Crew Broadcasting Major “Take a risk” MARK R. IANTOSCA Drama, Student Council, Art Club, Yearbook Pre-medical “Into the light of the dark, black night. . tip JOHN (KEANO) KEANE Intramurals, 2:05 Club Biochemistry Major The days seemed years went fast.” CHRISTOPHER (HUSS) HUSSEY Frosh Hockey, Inflalnural, Ski Club Engineering-Major I “Like the dust that settles all arouMrfie, I must find a new ■ ■ ' home.’L, 30 T EDKILEY Frosh Baseball, V-Hockey, Cross-Country, Prom Commit¬ tee, Racquetball Club, HR President, MCLI Engineering Major “A little nonsense then is relished by t men.” w and wisest ARTHURLAURETANO Soccer, Intramurals, HR Presi¬ dent, National Honor Society — President, Math Team, Drama Club, Crystal 99, Week¬ ly Journal, MCLI Biomedical Engineering Major “We want the world and we want it now!” ELMER KING 1 Hockey, Tn ramurals, HR Presi¬ dent, Ski Club, Crystal 99 EUGENE LAURIA Soccer, Camera Club V Engineering-Major m . “Don’t dost if you don’t want _ Music Appreciation Major “Love is blind, but so was Helen Keller.” . CHRISTOPHER A. LAKE Baseball, Intramurals, Ski Club Pre-Dental Major “Success in life and in business is my goal.” SEAN LUCEY Basketball, Prom Committee, MCLI Business Major “The final truth is that there is no truth.” DONALD LANE Indoor Outdoor Track, Cross Country Captain, Crystal 99, Year¬ book, National Honor Society Pre-Law Major “When someone knocks at the door, you better answer.” “Yeah, these muscles are real.” 31 JOHN “MOBY” LYNCH Frosh Football, Swim Team, SAC, Tennis Team, Student Council “Go For it! y DENNIS MAHER Intramurals To be great is to be misunder¬ stood. wti TZSm MICHAEL MADDEN Football. Track, Ski Club, Crystal 99, Camera Club, Religious Committee “Don’t ask me to apologize. I won ' t ask you to forgive me. JOSEPH MAHONEY Baseball, Basketball, Frosh Foot¬ ball, Intramurals, Student Council, Athletic Chairman, Skj Club, Prom Committee “Life is like a banq tasted one food now i next delicacy.” - 1 JOHN MAGNO Soccer, Intramurals, Chess Club Club, Wkm, A Strive for perfection and settle for nothing less.” f m JOHN “MAL” MALACHOWSKI 99, Sjng murals, orld Sing Nothing like a Mond up a good weekend 32 ANTHONY MARCELLA Football, Indoor Outdoor Track, Ski Club Political Science Major “Smile until you can feel the pain.” DOMINIC J. MALERBA DAMIAN A. MANGINI V-Hockey, Intramurals Business Major “It ' s not over until it’s over.” W Chess Club, Racquetball Club, Intramurals Business Major “Time waits for no man.” MARK McCAFFERTY Ski Club, Pit Crew, Intramurals Chemistry Major “The smoker you get. The player you drink.” 33 JOHN J. McELENEY Ski Club, Crystal 99, Pit Crew Business Major “Live it up, you aren ' t going to be around much longer.” STEVE MILLER Intramurals, Pit Crew, Drama Club, Ski Club, Crystal 99, Yearbook Pre-Med Major “He who laughs last, laughs the loudest,” ,| phillip j. mcgovern Track, Intramurals, Crystal __ ' e ' DOOk, Student Council Deflate Team ajor want something, old you back.” WILLIAM MONTGOMERY Intramurals, 2:05 Club Business Major too much of THOMAS MERCUBO V-Soccer, Intramiirals “To be great is to be misunderstood.” MICHAEL MOTTA Intramurals, 2:1)5 Club Engineering Major “My thoughts and I were of another world.” V JOHN (TWIGGY) MERSICANO Intramurals, 2:05 Club Law Enforcement “Fast cars and fast women.” Another day, another challenge? . . . THOMAS NEWMAN Work Crew, Chess Club, Science Club Military Science “Look to the sky for the answer.” MICHAEL (MURPH) P. MURPHY Golf Team, Intramurals, Racquet- ball Club Engineering Major “There’s only one thing better than making money — spending it!” PATRICK NEALON Soccer, Track, Drama Medical Technology Major “Do not pray for an easy life. Pray to be a strong person.” L NORTON ,, 1 V-Football Captain, Hockey, aseball usiness Major “If you can dream it, you can chieve it. If you can think it, you can become it.” DANA J. NORRIS Intramurals, Ski Club Engineering Major “Time is infnite movement without one moment of rest.” 35 L EDWARD (OBIE) OBRIEN Indoor Outdoor Track, Frosh Football, Ski Club Computer Science Major “You always know your friends when you’re going through rough times. They’re the ones sweating with you.’’ JOHN J. O’NEIL Soccer, Indoor Outdoor Track, Class Secretary, HR President, Weekly Journal, MCLI “At home he feels like a tourist! JOSEPH O’SULLIVAN Ski-Club — Vice-President, HR President, Social Chairman, MCLI “I thought the world could go far if they listened to what I said.” WILLIAM L. PAPPAS ill KEVIN PAWLAK V-Tennis, Intramurals, Busi¬ ness Major “Time, like snowflakes, disap¬ pears while we’re trying to decide what to do with it.” MICHAEL PERRY Intramurals, Pit Crew Member Business Major “Take it as it comes.” PAUL PETRILLO ■ ' ■ Crystal 99, MC Quiz Team Pre-Med Major “It’s only rock-n-roll because it never forgets and if it did, then no one would get out alive.” ROBERT (BOB) PENNISTON V-Hockey, Intramurals, Prom Committee Business Major “It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog.” i 36 PAUL PRESCOTT V-Football Captain, Indoor Out¬ door Track, Intramurals Law “Life is like an ice cream. Just when you think you have it licked, it drips all over you.” JOHN PINETTE Intramurals, Student Council VP, Drama, Ski Club, Yearbook Theatre Major “No man ever became great by mere imitation.” ROBERT POWERS V-Basketball, Intramurals, Prom Committee Biomedical Engineering Major “An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less, until he knows absolutely everything about nothing.” wsm mmWm REARDON Intramurals, 2:05 Club| Racquet- ball Club Business Major “Don ' t take French III” PAUL REARDON Intramurals, 2:05 Club Botany Major “Plant a seed.” 37 HARI REDDY Intramurals, Science Club, Drama, Yearbook, Crystal 99, Prom Committee Chemical Engineering “What’s so funny about Peace, Love, and Understanding.” JOHN (SLAPDASH) RILEY Track, Intramurals, Student Council, Crystal 99 Electrical Engineering “We came as strangers; we left as friends.” WILLIAM REDLER STEVEN (RIG) RIGIONE Business Admini: “Perfection necessity.” V-Hockey, Intramurals, Crystal 99, Racquetball Club Business Major “Quitters never win; Winners never quit.” Frosh Football, Intramurals, Rac¬ quetball Club “To know me is to love me.” 38 Business Major “Give everything you do best shot. JOHN RUSSO V-Hockey, Soccer, Pit Crew Member Engineering Major “Dreams can come true if you want them to.” « FRANCIS SHEA Intramurals, Drama Club, Weekly Journal, Crystal 99, Chess Club, Debate Team, HR President Computer Science Major RICHARD (DICK) 31LV Business Major “I don’t think we’re in Kans anymore, Toto.” “It is one of the most beautiful consolations in life that no one can sincerely try to help another without helping himself. . STEPHEN SALEMI Football, Intramurals, Racquet- ball Club Aviation Major S S Club number one!!” GARY SCHNEIDER Intramurals, Math Team, Stage Crew, Crystal 99, MCLI Engineering Major “The world is full of actors who are characters, and characters who are actors, but it takes real character to be a member of the crew.” ANDYSLAVIN V-Basketball, Intramurats, Prom Committee, MCLI English Major “The future belongs to him who knows how to wait.” Jim Daly — At Work 39 STEVEN SOLVILETTI ®S§ fgsm Hill I ns mm EDWARD “STAFF” jSTAFFlER Intramurais Religious Committee, Guitarist “Life’s but a walking shadow, a “We might leave, but McLean lives poor player, that struts and frets on.” 40 his hour upon the stage and then , is heard no more. It is a tale told by an idiot, signifying nothing.” ‘ i JP 2§r ' V Wl JAMES STORELLA Intramurais, Chess Club, Ski Club “No Comment” Ps§8sftS|r 4 ' t M THOMAS SURRETTE V-Soccer, Baseball, Intramurais V, “Leaves are falling all around, it’s time I was on my way. Thanks to you, I’m much obliged for such a pleasant stay. MARK STANTON V-Basketball, Intramurais “Nice guys finish last CHRISTOPHER SWEENEY Swim Team, V-Tennis, In- $ tramurals, Racquetball “I know, no way.” 40 JOHN (ULEE) THULIN Indoor Outdoor Track, V-Baseball Computer Science Major ‘‘Put a little weekend in your week. ' ' JOSEPH TURNER V-Tennis, V-Hockey, In¬ tramurals, Yearbook Business Major “I hate snakes and I hate moles.” Ill WILLIAM (SKI) VANTASSELL Indoor Outdoor Track, In¬ tramurals, Ski Club, Racquet- ball Club, MCLI, Crystal 99 Aerospace Major “Time’s-a-coming, when a new breed say, ‘welcome tomor¬ row, instead of yesterday’. My time’s-a-coming, when those despised take shelter from Kiowa eyes.” PATRICK WALSH Hockey, Cross Country, In¬ tramurals, Racquetball Club Computer Science Major Sometimes silence makes the best conversation.” TIMOTHY WALSH Intramurals, Crystal 99, Ski Club, Art Club, Racquetball Club Phillips Exeter Academy Without Dr. Suess education would be washed.” KEITH J. WHITE Indoor Outdoor Track, Math Tearn, Stage Crew Astrophysics’ ‘‘If you listen to fools, the mob rules.” Mike Norton Dedicated Yearbook Worker. 41 42 43 JUNIORS 44 Bill Irwin Mr. Haley, Dan Campbell, Mike Duran . 4 :- Mike Duran Charlie Fusco Bruce Martel, Chris Maggiacomo, Jim Flanagan, John Kantowski, Tim Raczkowski, Harry Benzan Carl Lipani Matt Angelli 45 Matthew Angelli Robert Anzuoni Joseph Bacci Kevin Bennett Harry Benzan William Bernardineili Steven Bond Jonathan Book Ronald Boudreau Kevin Bourgue Robert Bova Michael Bujan Thomas Buonopane James Butler Charles Callahan Stephen Camella Daniel Campbell Richard Capone Joseph Cerbone Pasquale Cerbone Jason Cleary Robert Cloughrty William Coffin Charles Collura John Cooley Christopher Corcoran Scott Corliss Gary Cowen David D’Agostino Samuel Deane Benjamin DeChristoforo Salvatore Dell Isola John Devine Louis DiSabatino Rich DTnnocenzo Francis Dolaher Michael Duran John Egan Garrey Falter Ronald Feola Michael Fernandez John Fidler Kevin Flaherty Anthony Flammia James Flanagan Richard Floramo Dominic Flynn Richard Freedman Charles Fusco Thomas Gaeta Paul Gallagher Thomas Gill Michael Gorman Hugh Goulding Ronald Graf Louis Grande Eric Grava Joseph Hartnett Thomas Hayes Brian Heffron Christopher Hoffman John Howard Thomas Howard Thomas Hubbard Charles Hugo Sean Hurley William Irwin John Kantoski Michael Keegan Rich Freedman 47 Robert Keenan John Kelleher Michael Kelly Robert Kiely Alexander Kim Christopher King John Kirwin John LaCortiglia Thomas Lally Gary Lombard Michael Lancaster James Lindkvist Carl Lipani Stephen Lomanno Joseph Lombardo Brian MacDonald Kevin McCauley James McDonald Eric McHatton Peter McIntyre Christopher Maggiacomo Kevin Magtiozzo John Mangini Peter Marino David Marks Bruce Martel William Martin George Masterson Kenneth Mastrocola Robert Miller Joseph Morello Patrick Mullin Geary Munroe John Murphy Paul Murphy William Murray 48 Tim Treanor Richard Muse Claude Mazarol Dennis Nagle Gerard Newell Kevin Nigro Stephen Nolan Shawn O ' Connor Michael O’Keefe Stephen Oteri Christopher Parcellin Michael Parisi Raymond Patrick Anthony Plati Arthur Puopolo Kenneth Reardon Joseph Rosa Daniel Rufo Paul Ruggiero Chritopher Ryan Jeffrey St. Germain Paul Sarro Andrew Scully Timothy Shea Paul Soiomine William Spracklin John Stellato Mark Sullivan Vincent Swarc Mark Tarpey Richard Tatarini Walter Thulin Stephen Toland Timothy Treanor Michael Turilli Robert Venturo Robert Vozzella Jim Hanagan, Pat O ' Donoghue 49 David Walsh Paul Walsh Thomas Walsh William Walsh Ronald Whelan Peter Williamson Richard Wronski Michael Yang Richard Zambella Salvatore Zammitti Steven Zizza Charles Doucot Bro. Cremin, C.F.X. Gary Lombard, Chris Ryan John Kelleher, Kevin Nigro, Dan Campbell 50 Paul Ruggiero Bro. Cremin Steve Bond John Kelleher Rich Capone Geary Monroe Rich Wronski, Tim Raczkowski, Mike Yang Tim Treanor, Gerry Newell, Kevin Nigro, Sean Hurley 51 Anthony Alanardo Philip Amico Robert Anastos Mark Assetta James Bailey Scott Baird Matthew Barreiro Paul Bielakiewicz Scott Blalock John Bocchino Steven Bohn Eric Bomarsi Mark Boyden Michael Brengola Michael Bruno Robert Buchanan Joseph Burke Dana Cabral Lawrence Campbell Francis Canzano James Casamento John Caton JohnCaturano Christopher Chiesa Christopher Clarke James Cobb Adam Cohen Michael Costello Paul Costello Terrence Cronin Michael Crowley Robert Cunningham Peter Currier Anthony D’Aurora Micheal Defino Frederick Dello Russo Brian Dembicki Philip DeSanto Daniel DeSimone John DeSimone Mario DiBenedetto Dante DiFonzo Sophomores 52 Paul Dion Emilio DiStasio David Doherty Mark Dolan Clifford Dolber Gregg Dooling Joseph Dorn Kenneth Doyle John Eridkson Mark Evlog Thomas Famiglietti Thomas Fay John Ferraro Kevin Figueiredo Thomas Flanagan Kenneth Floyd John Ford Paul Forrestall Anthony Fortunato Michael Francis Andrew Fronczak Joseph Furey Timothy Galvin Lawrence Gamst, Scott Gasparello Donald Gianquitto Joseph Giuffre William Giuliano Sean Goddard Simon Gonzalez Ronald Gould Michael Grande Michael Grant Anthony Grieco Michael Halloran Peter Ftamilton , David Hart Kenneth Hastings Anthony Healy John Hourihan Daniel Howard Stephen Hurley 53 William lannacci James lantosca William Ivey Paul Johnson Anthony Jordan James Kelleher IHN9IV Frederick Kelley Patrick Kilcoyne William Komorny Michael Krol John Lava John LaVerde ' f rfaniel Lawler larold Leanos John Leete Timothy Leonard Christopher LoConte Joseph Lusk Robert McCallum Michael McCarthy William McCarthy John McDonald Kevin McGovern Rick McGovern Daniel Mclnnis Sean McLaughlin Michael Maffeo Joseph Maguire Maurice Maher Stephen Malatesta Lewis Mammolette Joseph Marchant Michael Marks David Matanes Paul Anthony Christopher Meehan GURNEY PROFIT Anthony Meninno Anthony Meriano Eric Miclette John Middlebrook Paul Monteith Marc Moran Paul Morency Christopher Motta Lawrence Mulligan Sean Murphy Gerald Nastasia Anthony Natola Paul Neal George Neuner Robert Norton Charles Obremski Michael O’Connell Paul O’Leary � y � . Brendan O’Sullivan William PappaLardo Gary Pasquale Edward Powers Richard Poznick Gurney Profit Joseph Puleo John Querillon Mark Radziszewski Joseph Ragucci Richard Raso Patrick Reardon William Reedy Robert Rivers Thomas Rosato Michael Ross Joseph Salamone Thomas Sasso STEVE HURLEY m n MM? Paul Shumski Peter Shumski Daniel Slatter® ■Stephen Smith Thomas Smith Stephen Spagnoli $ ScoU, Sparrow Stephen Stellato Frank Storella 4 rl 5 Eugene Sullivan Mark Sullivan Christopher Sweezey Gregory Szwarc David Tammaros Peter Tavano John Theodore Edward Thomas Charles Trainito Michael Vidrella David Vigliofti James Vosolo Michael Waller Brian Walsh Michael Walsh Paul Waystack Thomas Welch Eliot Wiseman John Wronski John Zaccaria Edward Zenga 56 LARRY MULLIGAN TOM RASATO and STEVE MALATESTA MIKE DELFINO EMILIO DiSTASIO Freshmen Philipp Abbatessa Steve Acone James Alcott Michael Allen Eugene Alston Eugene Amico Michael Andrea Bernard Aspell Anthony Augello Robert Barbarisi Stephen Barker Christopher Battaglia James Belmonte James Berggren James Bond Neal Boushell Sean Bracken Glen Bradlee Michael Bradlee Sean Burke Paul Burns Roy Butt John Cadigan Colin Callahan Yakov Caplan Ferdinand Capone Frank Capone Robert Capra David Caputo Frank Capano Paul Cardarelli Patrick Carpenito Robert Caroll Gregory Carter Jeffrey Cerretani William Chase James Cirrone Christopher Ciulla Joseph Cotfy Sean Cogan Peter Colbert Peter Colburn Charles Coleridge Charles Collins William Commell Robert Cooper Scott Courtey Christopher Crowly James Cullen John Cunio James Curran Stephen Curran David Cuticchia Anthony D’Alba David D’Amico Lawrence Davis Michael DeAngelis Emanuel Doas Mark Defoo Stephen DeMarco Richard DeNoyer Richard D ' Eon Joseph DiBarri Peter DiCesare Micheal DiClemente Douglas DeMio John Dobbyn Edward Doherty Joseph Domelowicz James Donavan Christopher Doucot Joseph Dow John Downing Kevin Duffy David Dunbrack Brian Jomes Frank Jones Wayne Elliott Daniel Faia Edward Fandel William Farley Filippo Firmam Kevin Fitzerald Earl Fitzpatrick 59 Peter Fitzpatrick Douglas Flaherty Paul Flaherty Jeffrey Florarrio Robert Flynn Rowland Flynn Jeffrey Follett John Froio Robert Furbuch John Gasper John Gavin Domenic Giannantonio Gary Giordano Jason Gleen David Golini Scott Goodreau David Gorman Sean Goulding Joseph Gouveia Jamas Gubitose John Haley Leonard Halloran Robert Hardy John Harrington Daniel Harvey Christopher Hatch Robert Heffron Stephen DeMarco Aido Hernandez Micheal Hillson Kevin Hinchey Matthew Hogan Thomas Hogan William Hopkins Michael Hubbard Michael lannacci Dana Janis John Jankowski Donald Jarvie Philip Johnson William Johnson David Johnston 60 Nicholas Kakles Harry Benzan Paul Keeley Thomas Kelley Thomas Keohane David Lane Christopher Lanni Patrick Lawler John Lonergan Andrew Lucia Gregory Lynch Edward MacCuish Peter MacCarone Scott MacDonald Charles Maddon David Malatesta John Malcolm Michael Masterson Peter McAvoy Steven McCarthy William McCarthy John McGillicuddy Sean McGillicuddy James McIntyre William McKay James McKinley Steven McLaughlin 61 David Mahon Edward McNamara Charles McNeil Ciriaco Memmolo Scott Mirley Robert Morgues William Morey David Morrison Michael Moscaritolo Sean Moulds Colin Murray Francis Murry Kevin O ' Brien Brian O’Rourke Michael Overlan John Pagliocco Andrew Panufnik David Parker James Parker Philip Pascale Edward Pascucci Joseph Peluso Joseph Perault Laurence Pescione Joseph Petrillo Michael Prires David Piscatelli Christopher Pitrone Gregory Polaski Scott Powers Dennis Prior Patrick Rago Sean Randll John Reardon Mario Ricciardelli Alfons Romano Patrick Rooney Ronald Ross Edward Ryan Michael Ryan Micbj al S olvato Robert Santo Francis Sarro Michael Scaduto James Schembri Thomas Scully John Settineri Michael Ruotolo John Sheehan Scott Siegel James Silva Brian Smith David Sodano Carl Sposito Bryan Stack George Stodolnic Christopher Sullivan David Sullivan Leo Sullivan Daniel Sullivan Michael Sweeney Jon Symonds Christopher Tanner Louis Tarmy John Tieli Barry Toland Robert Touchette David Tringale Robert Vallone Michael Vecchio Carl Virusso William Vraibel David Walsh James Walsh Thomas Walsh Richard Wilson John Winslow Michael Zaffiro James Scheibert Michael Jones Joseph Jones David Zebrowski Thomas O’Connell David Book 63 y The LANCE staff apologizes that pictures of the following underclassmen were unavailable for publication. JUNIORS Richard D ' lnnocenzo Frank Gioia James Kostro John McDonough Richard Morelli Patrick O ' Donoghue Timothy Raczkowski Nick Safina Michael Sawiki Wesley Taylor Gary Tedesco John Tringale SOPHOMORES James Birmingham Stephen Bova Edmond Browne Marc Freedman Gary Giordano Brian Glover John Harkins Edward Juskalian John Kostro Frederick McGovern Paul Morris Thomas O’Connell FRESHMEN Robert Dunne Philip Dussault Kevin Hern John Layton John Leitner Robert Mannke Robert Marques John McGillicuddy Paul Pina Eric Sanders Thomas Whalen John Zimmerman Our Dedication to the ‘‘Some of the few students left who value freedom over numerical grades. 66 The class of 1982 — outspoken, friendly, generous.. Dedicated “Sometimes teaching the class of ' 82 was like mud wrestling . . . When you came out of the class, you knew it had been a good scrap.” “I’ve found myself greeting many of the members of ’82 as real friends, and not just a bunch of former students.” 67 - • ■ aw Administration Brother Thomas Mulloy, C.F.X. Headmaster Brother Daniel Skala, C.F.X. Associate Headmaster — Academics, English, Prom Committee Brother David Wiggin, C.F.X. Associate Headmaster — Discipline Algebra, Latin, Student Council 68 T Staff Mrs. Helen Bockley Guidance Office Secretary Mrs. Rita M. Brander Main Office Secretary Brother Louis Charles, C.F.X. Brother John Carpenter, C.F.X. Mr. Nick Dellarcipreti Cafeteria Brother Matthias Doherty, C.F.X. Library, Chess Mrs. Shirley Giordano Cafeteria Brother Jorden, C.F.X. Mr. James MacAuley Plant Supervisor 69 Mr. Cecil McIntyre Plant Engineer Brother D. Stephen O’Donnell, C.F.X. History, Athletic Director Mrs. Katherine Solarie Cafeteria Mrs. Bernice Sarnie Development Office Secretary Mr. Mark B. Sheridan Assistant Plant Supervisor Mrs. Marion Steeves Main Office Secretary Mrs. Patricia Varanelli Cafeteria Mrs. Jane R. Vozella Treasurer Mr. John Usher Food Service Director 70 Faculty Mr. Martin Ammer Director of Guidance Mr. Thomas Arria Social Studies, Basketball Coach Ms. Penelope Austin Art, Typing, Camera and A rt Club Mr. John Carroll English, National Honor Society Mr. Charles Chisolm Mathematics, Ski Club Brother Daniel T. Cremin, C.F.X. Physical Education, Soccer and Swimming Coach Mr. Timothy Cremin Mathematics, Intramurals Mrs. Claudia D’Amore Biology Brother Frank DeSarro, C.F.X. English, Drama 71 Mr. Edward Dooley French, Intramurals Brother Frederick Eid, C.F.X. Mathematics, Math Team, J.V. Soccer Coach Mr. Thomas Foley Religious Studies Mr. Ralph Fuccillo Religious Department Chairman Sister Joanne Gallagher, C.S.J. Religious Studies, Pastoral Ministry Miss Barbara Hadler Latin, French 72 Mr. Francis R. Halas Science Department Chairman J.V. Basketball Coach, Science Club Mr. Barry W. Haley Physical Education, Health, Tennis Coach Athletic Trainer Mr. Brian Hickey Physical Science, Football Coach Mrs. Christina Johnson Spanish Mr. Alan J. Kaufman Physics, Astronomy, Science Club Mr. Roy Kennedy Mathematics, Chemistry, Racquetball Club, Quiz Show Team i 73 Brother Kevin Kenny, C.F.X. Guidance Counselor Mr. Joseph Kleponis English and Reading Reverend Robert G. LaBrie School Chaplain, Pastoral Ministry, Religious Studies, French Mr. Joseph Lang Guidance Counselor Football Coach, Baseball Coach Miss Angela Lee English Mrs. Janet M. Leuci Spanish Mr. Richard Lyons English, Yearbook Brother William Lyons, C.F.X. Foreign Language Department Chairman, Bookstore Director 74 Brother Kevin McLean, S.A. Pastoral Ministry, Spanish Brother Myles McManus C.F.X. Religion, Track Coach Brother Louis Marek Religious Studies, Study Skills, Typing, Bookstore Mr. James C. Markey English Department Chairman Crystal 99 (School Paper) Brother Jean Meany, C.F.X. Librarian Mr. Richard Mulcahy Religious Studies, Drama Technical Crew Mrs. Joan Namvar Mathematics, Accounting Brother Jeremiah O’Leary, C.F.X. Pastoral Ministry, French 75 Mr. Joseph Passanese English Miss Barbara Ann Roberts French, Drama Miss lleana Russo Mathematics Mr. Douglas W. Sears English Mrs. Lisa A. Sherr Social Studies Brother Timothy Skala, C.F.X. Social Studies Department Chairman Brother Joseph Smithers, C.F.X. Social Studies Mr. Charles Stevenson Social Studies, Golf Coach 76 i I T Mr. James Sullivan Mathematics Mrs. Barbara A. Tambussi Biology, Anatomy Mr. Joseph M. Tannian Mathematics, Computer, Assistant Coach — Track Brother Phillip White, C.F.X. Engineering Drawing Mr. John B. Winne Mathematics, Accounting 77 Leadership Institute — Wareham 78 Camera Club Under our new moderator, Ms. Penelope Austin, the Camera Club meets weekly to decide who will cover the upcoming events. These events include Activities, Sports, and many other aspects of the students’ social lives. The clubs takes, develops, and prints all its own pictures, some of which are featured in the Lance and the Crystal 99. Occasionally a picture is used by a local newspaper such as The Malden Evening News. Of¬ ficers for the 1982 school year are President Bob An- zuoni, Vice-President Ron Whalen, and Secretary Paul Morris. Senior members include Jim Daly, Mike Aronis, John Collins, and Bob Collins. Paul Morris Top Row: Ms. Penelope Austin, Ron Whalen, Jim Daly, Bob Anzuoni, John Collins, Bob Collins, Ken Doyle. Middle Row: Ed McCuish, Joe Peluso, Tom Rosato, Tony Dalba, Mike Aronis. Bottom Row: Scott MacDonald, Mario Ricciardelli, Mike Bruno, Gerry Memmolo, Mike Moscaritolo. 80 Libby Fulgione contemplates the masterpiece as Bob Anzuoni and Phil McGovern look on. Looking Good!!! The Crystal 99 The Crystal 99 is the official school newspaper. It is written and published five times a year by the students of Malden Catholic under the supervision of moderator Mr. James C. Markey. The paper provides the Malden Catholic Community with news about sports, activities, academics and school life in general. One of the primary functions of The Crystal is to offer to any student the opportunity to expand his journalistic abilities. This year’s paper, edited by Phil McGovern, was one of the most successful in Malden Catholic’s fourteen year history. This was largely due to the fact that it was laid out en¬ tirely by hand at the school, under the direction of Lay-Out Editor Charlie Doucot. The paper’s new look was one of the keys to its success, which the entire staff hopes will carry over to next year. First Row: Shawn Fennell, Mike McCarthy, Scott MacDonald, Don Gallagher, Bill Redler. Second Row: Tim Walsh, Arthur Laurentano, Phil McGovern. Libby Fulgione. Third Row: Mr. James Markey, Tony Capone, Joe O’Sullivan, Mike Madden, Mike Hayes. Fourth Row: Joe Crowley, Hari Reddy, Steve Baird. Math Team The Math team at Malden Catholic consists of a small group of talented, hard-working men. This year’s team has exhibited a dedication which past teams have lacked. The team’s moderator, Brother Fred Eid, C.F.X., has stressed the impor¬ tance of practice and instituted a rigid and difficult practice schedule. This year the team participated in two leagues. The first of these is the Greater Boston Mathematics League, in which they had five meets. The second league is the New England Mathematics League, in which the team had six home meets. They also competed in several nationwide tests. The team’s members for the ’81-’82 season included: seniors Arthur Lauretano, Gary Schneider, and Keith White: juniors Alex Kim, Dennis Nagle, and Tim Raczkowski; and sophomore Anthony Fortunato. Brother Eid commented on the intensity of the M.C. Math Team: “The Math Team is not a one season act.” The members revealed this full-year participation through their con¬ stant dedication. The members received awards at the end of the year for their service to the Math Team and to Malden Catholic. Top: Brother Fred Eid, C.F.X., Gary Schneider, Arthur Lauretano, Keith White. Bottom: Anthony Fortunato, Dennis Nagle, Alex Kim, Tim Raczkowski. Chess Club In his first year as moderator of the chess club, Brother Matthais Doherty and his senior-dominated team enjoyed a fine chess year. They performed particularly well at Austin Prep, considering that they had not competed in this capacity for two years. In participation this year were seniors Tom Newman, Bob Collins, Frank Shea, James Storella, and Mike Aronis. Heavy support came from Timothy Rackowski and Kenneth Doyle. 82 Art Club As usual the Art Club, under the direction of Ms. Austin, did a superb job decorating the school for Open House. The Art Club also did a particularly notable job of prepar¬ ing the foyer appropriately for the Advent Season. The sun shining through the bold greens and reds was a real “eye- opener” on some of those cold mid-winter days. The club worked on pottery, ceramics, and painting and created sets for the Dramatic Productions. Fred D’Angelo and Santo Giovenelli Top: Mark lantosca, Fred D’Angelo, Moderator Ms. Penelope Austin. Bottom: John Scheibert, Wesley Taylor. Debate The M.C. Debate Team was successful in its meets this year. The team was headed by President Doug Howard and Vice-Presidents Jason Cleary and Alex Kim along with Moderators Valerie Vojdik and Ben Mardell. Also included this year was a Novice Team: Tim Rac- zkowski, John Gavin, Collin Murray, and Phil Dussault. The team focus¬ ed on the topic of corporal punishment in high school education. A few of the institutions where our team expressed those views were Bates College, UMass in Amherst, Suffolk University, Barrington High School, and Harvard University. In preparation for this year’s tournaments Alex Kim, Doug Howard, and Jason Cleary attended the Bates College Summer Debate Institute in Lewiston, Maine in late August. The team’s winnings reflect the hard work and time the members put in. Con¬ gratulations! Even better luck next year! itsf Jason Cleary and Alex Kim hard at work Top Row: Alex Kim, Doug Howard, John Harkins, Jason Cleary, Tim Rac- zkowski. Bottom Row: Ms. Valerie Vojdik, Bill McCarthy, Sean Bracken, John Gavin, Colin Murray. National Honor Society In December of our Senior year, thirty-six seniors were chosen to become me mbers of the National Honor Society. Each stu¬ dent was chosen for having demonstrated a high degree of ex¬ cellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The inductees became members of the National Society on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the chartering of the Brother Gilbert Chapter of the National Honor Society. The members of the National Honor Society from the Class of 1982 were: Kenneth G. Antonucci, Michael Aronis, Gregory Ciampa, Gary D. Cronin, Timothy J. Crowley, Stephen G. Curry, James F. Daly, David J. Dolaher, Jr., Anthony F. Fabiano, Shawn E. Fennell, Joseph R. Foster, and George E. Gaffy. Also, Donald L. Gallagher, Joseph R. Gallagher, JR., Robert P. Gior¬ dano, Michael F. Hayes, Edward F. Holmes, Mark R. lantosca, Edwin F. Kiley, Donald F. Lane, and Arthur M. Laurentano. Also, Joseph E. Mahoney, Jr., Steven Miller, Michael F. Norton, Robert M. Powers, and Paul M. Prescott. Also, K. Hari Reddy, John L. Riley, Joseph J. Rizzo, Gary M. Schneider, Francis G. Shea, Steven A. Solviletti, Mark Stanton, John P. Thulin, Joseph A. Turner, and Keith J. White. Racquetball Club The Racquetball Club is new this year, and the moderator is Mr. Kennedy. The Club plays weekly at the Winchester Rac¬ quetball Club. So far this year the club has been enthusiastic and energetic. In the beginning of the year the members were playing each other for fun. Then Mr. Ken¬ nedy organized a challenge ladder, and since that time the competition has been unbelievable. Fourth Row: Ron Whelan, Charlie Doucot, Steve Rigione, Ed Kiley, Mark Santosuosso, Bob Coppola, Bill Van Tassell. Third Row: Mr. Kennedy, Bill Martin, Damian Mangini, Mike McCarthy, Santo Giovenelli, Pat Walsh, Fred D’Angelo, Don Follett. Second Row: Tony Fabiano, Tom Joyce, Libby Fulgione, Mike Hayes, John O ' Neil, Joe O’Sullivan, Pat Bouchell. First Row: Greg Ciampa, Tim Shea, Steve Faia, Mike Fernandez. Pastoral The Pastoral Ministry Team has become a most energetic force in its first year at M.C. Its objective is the enhancement of our spirit as a Christian Community, as well as the understanding of ourselves and others. These goals are accomplished through various retreats and other religious ac¬ tivities such as the school-wide Mass. The team was chiefly responsible for the success of this summer’s Leadership In¬ stitute. Thirty-four seniors ac¬ companied the team, as well as Bro. Daniel Skala, C.F.X., Bro. Thomas Molloy, C.F.X., Bro. David Wiggin, C.F.X., Mr. Richard Mazzei, and Mr. Ralph Fucillo, to Wareham for the five-day program. Many of the seniors applied this experience by volunteering to assist the Team in conducting the Sophomore Overnights. Other programs, such as the Thanksgiving Food Drive, were conducted with the coopera¬ tion of the chairman of the Religious Committee, Arthur Lauretano. The team plans a host of new programs for the 1982-83 school year. Bro. Jeremiah O’Leary, C.F.X. Dish Detail John Bocchino on Overnight Robert Giordano and Al Brown 86 r Top: Sister Joanne Gallager C.S., J. Scott McDonald, Patrick Nealon, Edward Staffier, Thomas Newman, Gary Snieder, Brother Jeremiah O’Leary C.F.X., Mark lantosca, Joe Foster. Bottom: Brother Kefin McLean C.F.X., Michael Madden, Authur Laurentano, Frank Shea, Kevin Doyle. 87 Student Council The 1981-1982 Malden Catholic Student Council has proven itself to be a very productive and suc¬ cessful student legislature. The council owes its effi¬ ciency not only to its dedicated members and moderator, but to the students who support and encourage it. The Plenary Council for this year, which consists of a representative and alter¬ nate from each homeroom, has worked well at representing the student body and voting on perti¬ nent issues. The new stu¬ dent council moderator, Brother David Wiggins, C.F.X., has done an outstanding job advising and assisting the members of the council. Joe DiBella, student council president, along with John Pinette, vice- president, presides over the biweekly student council meetings. Joe and John have the responsibility of planning and organizing each meeting. This year ' s Athletic Com¬ mittee, headed by Joe Mahoney, has organized school intramural events and set up for sport events. Mike Hayes, chairman of the Cultural Committee, has planned several educa¬ tional trips for students and has successfully organized the fall bloodmobile. Prom Committee members: Santo Giovinelli and Tom Joyce Brother Dan poses as prom committee members Steve Curry and Greg Chiampa look on. Fourth Row: Ken Doyle, Frank Goia, Chris Maggiacomo, John Zaccaria, Bro. David Wiggin, C.F.X., Hugh Goulding, Brian Heffron, Daniel Lawler. Third Row: Mark Santosuosso, Phil McGovern, Dave Walsh, Pete Graffam, John O’Neil, Louis Mammolette, Mike Crowley, Robert Norton. Second Row: Richard Raso, Frank Shea, Tony Fabiano, Steve Celata, John Mangini, Tony Grieco, Tony D’Aurora, Paul Murphy. First Row: John Pinette, Joe Mahoney, Arthur Lauretano, Kevin Flaherty, Joe DiBella, Joe O’Sullivan, Mike Hayes, Ron Feola. 88 Executive Board Meeting Brother Dave takes control. Mike Hayes poses Mike Hayes: Let the world pass by Al Brown: T.M. Lessons M.C. sporting event? Tom Surrette: Wind me up, and I’ll go anywhere “They don’t call me Mr. Nice Guy for nothing!” Spirit of 76” or is it 82? It’s all over! Dave Walsh! Science is my life. 91 AUTUMN DRAMA TRILOGY The Romantiks directed by Bro. Frank DeSarro, C.F.X. Family Album directed by Miss Barabara Hadler Feiffer ' s People directed by Miss Barbara Roberts The Plumpett Gang Sings Up A Song 92 Oh, Golly Gee Grab your partners, boys, we’re having ourselves a hoedown The countryfolk gather for the Hoochyholler hoedown! Yeeeee, ha . . . Our hillbilly Romeo and Juliet Massive confusion in Hoochyholler! 93 Nashville, Watch Out! Give me $50.00 on Pencilneck in the fifth. Behind the scenes, the unsung heroes of the theatre: the M.C. Stage Crew 94 Feiffer’s People: Hey, when you got it, you .. . Feiffer’s People: Ron Graf, center stage! Feiffer’s People: Top Row: Tom Rosato, Nick Kakles, Anthony Meriano, Kevin Flaherty. Bottom Row: Norma Rodriquez, Julie DeSalvo, Sean Moulds, Ms. Roberts, Donna Flynn, Ron Graf. Family Album: Top Row: John Deas, Fred D ' Angelo, Hari Redi, Keith White, Alex Kim, Scott MacDonald, Ms. Hadler, Tim Raczkowski. Bottom Row: John Collins, Mark lantosca, Maurice Maher, Jeanette Vetree. 95 Mr. Lyons as moderator, and Tony Brandano as editor-in- chief, organized the large and lively Lance staff to produce the 1982 yearbook. This year we will have a supplement so that the bulk of the school’s activities appear in these pages. As a result of this, the deadlines came fast and furious for the “hard-core” workers, and the demands on the members of the Camera Club like Jim Daly were Hurculean. Purdy Photographers contributed with several notable action shots of the football, basketball and hockey teams. Mrs. Brander and Mrs. Steeves deserve thanks for their vigilance on the bulletins and over the p.a., helping organize the disperate in¬ gredients brought together here that we hope the students, parents, faculty, and staff will enjoy. Cherish the memories! Lance 1982 Tom Gill, Hari Reddy, and Andy Scully Mr. Lyons and Peter Williamson B; v H JPB i jWk -sg Fourth Row: Mike Bujan, Peter Williamson, Don Follet, Jim Daly, Steve Oteri, Dave Dolaher. Third Row: Tony Brandano, Steve Curry, Chris Corcoran, Phil McGovern, Dave Walsh, Tony Capone, Mike Goulding, Mr. Lyons. Second Row: John Pinette, Hari Reddy, Arthur Lauretano, Mark lantosca, Mike Hayes, Libby Fulgione, Frank Shea. First Row (Sitting): Bill Martin, Jonathan Book, Don Jarvie, John Collins, Harry Benzan. 97 • ■ - -- - Workcrew Mike Aronis pushing the pail Performing the many duties necessary to maintain the upkeep of Malden Catholic, the workcrew under the direction of Mr. James MacAuley and Mr. Mark Sheraton work daily after school and on Saturdays to earn money towards their tuition. Aided by seniors Joe Foster, Mike Aronis and Chuck Franco, as well as juniors Peter Williamson and Eric McHat- ton, the “crew” is a major part of the M.C. community. Joe Foster posing Top Row: Mr Mark Sheraton, Mike Aronis, Dan Slattery, Eric McHatton, Peter Williamson, Joe Harnett, Mr. James MacAuley. Bottom Row: Greg Dooling, John Dobbin, Charlie Franco, Mike DeFino, Gurney Profit, Brian Glover. 98 School Life T p 1 100 101 Cheerleaders M.C.’s Heart and Soul: The Cheerleaders from Girls’ Catholic Mi ' ' Jean Brady leads a cheer This year the Malden Catholic Cheerleaders displayed their form of spirit in an enthusiastic way. Donna Marenelli, their moderator, has guided the girls in this path. The squad is led by Mary Morabito and Lisa Eramin, the two co-captains, who have been work¬ ing very hard to keep the girls function¬ ing as a unit. They will hopefully con¬ tinue to cheer M.C.’s athletic programs in the future. The men of Malden Catholic express their thanks! Cheerleaders courtside: Lisa Kelly On The Road Again: Mary Morabito 102 Top: Anthony Fabiano, Libby Fulgione, John Collins. Bottom Authur Laurentano, Mark Libby Fulgione: freedom of the press? lantosca, John O’Neil, Frank Shea. Weekly Journal Every Friday during homeroom, students receive a copy of the Weekly Journal, the weekly news leaflet which informs students of the happenings around the school. This year’s Journal staff include Frank Shea, Libby Fulgione, Arthur Lauretano, Mark lantosca and Tony Fabiano. The staff gets most of its information for articles by going directly to the source ... the students and faculty of the school. All articles drawn up are due each Wednesday for approval by Brother Dan Skala. Of course, this may sound easy, but as Frank Shea says, “A lot more work goes into a paper than is obvious.” Thanks for some great stories. The Journal also owes thanks to John Collins and John O’Neil. Science Club The Science Club was formed at the beginning of this year through the efforts of President, Hari Reddy and moderator, Mr. Frank Halas. The club made several after-hours trips to various places of scientific interest, such as the Museum of Science for lectures on the possible existence of Black Holes and the space shut¬ tle, as well as a tour of the AVCO Company in Everett. The club hopes to increase its membership in its second year. A-Bomb or Stink Bomb? Keith White and Bill Tassell weighing grams 103 mm p Memories 105 I Sports Varsity Football The 1981 Malden Catholic Football Team started its season with a grueling week of prac¬ tice on Thompson’s Island and ended the season with an impressive 9-1 record. Under the leadership of tri-captains Mike Norton, Paul Prescott, and Pete Grava, the squad pulled together and performed like a well-oiled machine. Coach Joe Lang says it was the team’s pulling together, and their “Future is Now” at¬ titude that allowed them to destroy such op¬ ponents as Matignon, Don Bosco, B.C. High, and Xaverian. The staff of coaches Lang, Hickey, McDougall, Murray, Flynn, and Tam- bussi gave the Lancers an edge over their rivals and helped them to gain second place in the Catholic Conference and fourth place in Division II. Individual performances on the team should also be noted. Peter Grava, Mike Norton, Paul Prescott, and Al Amigo were named to the Catholic Conference All-Stars, with Peter Grava as the Catholic Conference M.V.P. Peter Grava was named to the Boston Globes All-Scholastic Football Team. Peter was the second leading scorer in Massachusetts with 22 touchdowns and 2 two-point conversions for 136 points. Peter also ran for an amazing 1,441 yards on 221 carries. The team and coaches look to just as an impressive season next year with most of the starters returning. Bottom Row: Coach Flynn, Jim Ferraro, Paul Cameron, Mike Norton (co-captain), Paul Prescott (co¬ captain) , Peter Grava (co-captain) Al Amigo, Barry Goodwin, Dick Silva, Coach Hickey, Coach Tam- bussi Second Row: Coach Murray, Jim Casamento, Steve Bond, Paul Walsh, Carl Lipani, Mark Tarpey, Steve Nolan, Dave D’Agostino, Bill Spraklin, Mike Duran, Coach McDougall Third Row: John Kirwan, Steve Zizza, Bill Irwin, Rich D’lnnocenzo, Sal Delllsola, John Fidler, Chuck Callahan, Ray Patrick, Rick Floramo, Tony Flammia, Mike Sawicki Fourth Row: Head Coach Lang, Ken Mastracola, Tim Galvin, Tony Natola, Paul Bielakiewicz, John Bocchino, John Kelleher, Bill Coffin, John Leete, Paul Sarro, John Lava Top Row: Dave Walsh, Gerry Newell, Eric Grava, Gary Giordano, Sean McLaughlin, Brian Dembicki, John Ferraro, Frank Canzano, Larry Gamst, Rich Poznik ,! w-iQSj. M.C. 23 Matignon 0 M.C. 20 Con-Carlisle 13 M.C. 42 Don Bosco 14 M.C. 20 Durfee 6 M.C. 14 C.M. 13 M.C. 28 Boston Tech 0 M.C. 27 West Roxbury 0 M.C. 14 B.C. 0 M.C. 6 St. John’s 22 M.C. 35 Xaverian 22 r Peter Grava rushes for another first down. The team celebrates a touchdown. 109 i 5 m ¥± . . jm ik IP iXZAHMPtJ” . (-) ’ r.ffgflr § ■ j K s : ■ Cross Country The Cross Country team had a disappointing 2-7 record in the fall, 1981. The team did manage to post victories over Don Bosco and Malden High, however. The outstan¬ ding runner was Jim Flanagan, who won 5 of 7 races and was named to the Conference All-Star team. Mike Keegan and Mike Fronzcak, both juniors, were also impressive and hold promise for next year’s team. Bottom L-R: Tri-Capt. Jim Flanagan, Kevin Hern, Tri-Capt. Don Lane, Chris Doucot, Dan Harvey, Top Row: Bro. Myles McManus, CFX, Mike Fronzcak, John Harr¬ ington, Sean Burke, Mike Keegan, Ed Kiley, Walter Thulin, Rich Wronski, John Wronski, Peter McIntyre, Michael McCarthy. Missing: Don Gallagher. 112 Peter McIntyre Bro. Myles Ed Kiley Don Lane Mike Fronzack 113 Varsity Soccer Danovan, Tom Mercuro, Don Follett, George Masterson, Capt. Pete Graffam, John Magno, Gary Cronin, Tony Brandano, Nick Safina, Bottom Row: Jim Arsenault, Jim Cobb, Paul Holop, Gary Cowan, Tom Walsh, Gary Faller. The Malden Catholic Varsity Soccer Team under the direction of Bro. Daniel Cremin ex¬ perienced a trying 1981 season. The team’s overall record was 4 wins, 8 losses and 4 ties. Four of these losses were suffered by only one goal In the 1981 season, the Catholic Con¬ ference was filled with many talented players. The Lancers had intense games with notable schools such as St John ' s Prep and Xaverian. Malden Catholic 0 0 3 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 1 1 W — L — T 4 — 8 — 4 Bedford Xaverian Catholic Memorial North Reading Minuteman Regional Boston College High Don Bosco St. John’s Lexington Christian Xaverian Catholic Memorial Boston College High Minuteman Regional Don Bosco St. John’s Bedford The Varsity team of 1981 was composed of thirteen seniors: George Gaffey, Tom Surrette, Shawn Fennell, Gary Cronin, Pete Graffam, Paul Holop, Tony Brandano, Tom Mecuro, John Magno, Don Follett, Mark Donovan, and Jim Arsenault. Elected from the Varsity squad to the Catholic Conference All Star Team were seniors: Pete Graffam (captain), Shawn Fennell and Gary Cronin, Elected captains for 1982-83 Varsi¬ ty Soccer Team were George Masterson and Gary Faller. 114 Jim Arsenault Tom Mercuro Pete Graffam and Tom Mercuro Paul Holop ' i ; r III n 2 Tony Brandano and Gary Cronin Bro. Daniel Cremin, C.F.X., Garrey Faller, and John Magno y ' 1 . 1|MMM ■ TvIf lSft. Tom Mercuro, Gary Cowan, and Don Follet Gary Cronin 115 Gary Cronin Frank Capone George Gaffey and Steve Lomano Gary Cronin Pete Graffam and Gary Cronin Steve Lomano 117 Sports j |T ' f if®! J Tt Sii L r -, . 118 lf€ (I Varsity Basketball Mark Stanton reaches for the sky. Where ' s your head, Ed? Chris Ryan takes a short jumper. Jim Kostro shoots from the line. 120 Dan Clark tips off against arch-rivals B.C. High. Clarkie showing off. . . Mr. Arria rallies the troops . . . 121 The Varsity Basketball Team under the able coaching of Mr. Arria and Mr. Ha las not only impressed their fans, but surprised many teams in their league. The team beat Cathedral, Dorn Savio, and Catholic Memorial, three tough Catholic Conference rivals. The team got off to an outstanding start winning their first four games. With the playmaking of Eddie Holmes and Steve Nolan, the rebounding of Steve Bond and Dan Clark and the consistent scoring of Mark Stanton, the team beat op¬ ponents such as Weston, Malden, and Bedford. Coach Arria must be looking forward to next season when he will have six players returning. Among these returning players are Chris Hoffman, Chris Ryan, and Jim Kostro, all Juniors. Mark Stanton, Co-Captain: free throw Edward Holmes, Co-Captain, shows ’em how. Top: Coach Thomas Arria, Christopher Hoffman, Stephen Nolan, Christopher Ryan, Robert Powers, Bary Giordano, James Kostro. Bottom: Andrew Slavin, Mark Stanton, Edward Holmes, Daniel Clark, Robert Reardon. 122 Coach Thomas Arria Chris Ryan Up and In! Dan Clark, Co-Captain Mark Stanton looks on Gary Giordano hits for two sws-aii s i ■ -Mi Varsity Hockey The 1981-1982 Varsity Hockey Team, captained by Joe Rizzo and Rich Anderson, got off to a rough start in the highly competitive Catholic Conference, compiling only three points through the first half of the season. Head coach Jeremiah Falvey and Assistant Fred Cavanaugh led the Lancers for their second year after coming from Pope John High School. The spirited club consisted of eleven seniors, many of whom made the jump from the Junior-Varsity last year. Despite the record, the team’s overall performance was impressive. The pucksters lacked the scoring punch to finish off opponents. Three non-league games against Acton Boxboro, Barnstable and Falmouth, will complete the tough eighteen game schedule. Net-minder Billy Redler kicks one out. John, Trigger, Tringale awaits the face-off. ■ r Top: Coach John LaCorcia, John Russo, Tom Sasso, Dan Campbell, John Fidler, Joe Turner, Ed Kiley, Capt. Rich Anderson, Capt. Joe Rizzo, George Gaffey, Pat Mullin, John Tringale, Head Coach Jeremiah Falvey, Coach Frederick Cavanaugh. Bottom: Bill Redler, Billy Papas, Mike Duran, Paul Anthony, Shawn Fen¬ nell, Dom Malerba. 126 Co-Captain Joe Rizzo clears the puck John Russo leads a rush Co-Captain Dick Anderson Joe Rizzo in command Dominic Malerba guarding the post Danny Campbell 127 129 Swimming The 1982 Swim Team coached by Bro. Dan Cremin, C.F.X compiled a 7-6 record. The team was led by Co-Captains Ken An- tonucci and Chris Sweeney. The team was also led by many seniors who were Paul Holop, John Lynch, Paul Charia and Tony Brandano. The Swim Team got off to a rough start but came on strong towards the end of the year. The highlight of the season came when the team defeated Melrose High. The team also placed second in the strong Catholic conference meet. The members of the team who qualified for the sectionals were Chris Sweeney, Ken An- tonucci, Paul Holop, John Lynch, and Tony Brandano. The underclassmen of the team showed promise and should continue the winning ways next year. Chris Sweeney Bro. Dan Cremin C.F.X., Tony Brandano, Paul Chiara, Capt. Ken Antonucci, Billy Coffin, John Lynch, George Stodolinic. Middle Row: Bob Cunningham, Bill McCar- thy, Mike Vecchio, Pat Carpenito, Mike Bujan, Capt. Chris Sweeney. Bottom Row: Mike Bradlee, Andy Lucia, Bob Johnson, Mike McCarthy, Paul Holop. 130 Paul Holop Paul Chiara 131 132 133 134 138 139 p W Wf. X 1 1 Lance Staff Moderator Mr. Richard Lyons Editor-in-chief Tony Brandano Senior Editors Libby Fulgione Tony Capone Harry Reddy Steve Miller Photo Editor Jim Daly Sports Editors Don Follet Chris Corcoran Larry Murray Don Jarvie Activities Editors Mike Hayes Philip McGovern Faculty Editors Steve Curry Dave Dolaher Frank Shea Underclass Editors Harry Benzan Andrew Scully Steve Oteri Cover Design Alex Kim General Staff George Gaffey, Shawn Fennell, Bill Martin, Arthur Laurentano, Dave Walsh, Bob Gallagher, Mike Bujan, Jonathan Book, George Masterson, Chris Hoffman, Joe O’Sullivan, Peter Graffam, Peter Williamson