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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1983 volume:

— ■- LANCE 1983 XAVERIAN BROTHERS MALDEN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL MALDEN, MASSACHUSETTS Love those shades I love typing From us to you Take my picture — please! 2:04 “Well, she doesn’t like the tough guys” Class of ' 83 at Its Finest m. It ' s my typewriter Heyyyyyyy Guess what I did? Jon Book! “A” student Fill ' er up! Alex and Clone Tom Buonopane mugs for camera Put your best face forward The finer things in life 5 DEDICATION In his shy and subtle way, Bro. Fred Eid has inspired us all. Whether With gratitude and respect, the LANCE proudly dedicates this issue ... to the un¬ suspecting Bro. Fred¬ erick Eid, C.F.X. I i in the classroom or on the playing field, his con¬ tributions are many! Brother Frederick Eid, C.F.X. To the Man — Bro. Eid M.C S 50th Anniversary Celebration � mB.ii.nwi Tom Lally Honest, Brother, this is my locker ■■ � � ■ Oh, hi! So, what do you think of this one? B-l-N-G-0 My favorite time of day You don’t have to take my picture It ' s me What? Hi, O.D., how’s it goin’ What’s so funny Bill Coffin §3 ' W ' a $ Jk «oPk ' 1 • X 8Em% • L SfralrW ' v -mm !WI v¥ g M v k % VgjfwW? ' - 5Sh fflp§ |2 Hn Jpfw|k Jra v -■ Sw K Jp® � |3 H I wish one of these was mine If you can’t impress them with your intelligence, baffle them with your. .. 14 15 Al m mh L - y] HjLSLr ' -Jm ■F j® ij T jgL, jAw mm “AWC’MONT.J. SMILE” ‘‘The Everett Connection eats a nutritious meal at M.C.” ‘‘IT WASN’T THAT FUNNY” n ‘TIM SHEA’ Jt � • , 0 v ' 4 ®jP A , 4 c 5 vC’ «? ' s ° £« w ' N flr 4© � £ ' 4 © A a A A J5 � V ° ° x v O’ o° j� v y . , 4 m % cy At X C Z ' f %? A, v A A V’ s 4,. “• A A - LV g, ■ , ' « «° 0 A v A O .-, A � © i A A V . . 6 V s V V C° , • «■ y-V . 4 X 19 MATTHEW “MUT” ANGELLI Pit Crew, Ski Club, Crystal 99. “I may be getting older, but I refuse to grow up.” To Be a Millionaire JOSEPH JOE” BACCI 2:05 Club, Racquetball Club, Intramurals. One thing is forever good; that one thing is success Marketing Major HARRY BENZAN Student Council — Social Chairman, Athletic, Prom, Religious Committees, Lance 83, Soccer. “Everyone who is educated is self-educated whether he has been to school or not. Business Major STEVEN J. BOND Frosh, J.V., Varsity — Baseball, Football, Basketball. A winner is someone who tries harder and harder despite the pain being worse and worse. Business Major ROBERT P. ANZUONI Camera Club, Lance, Crystal 99, Track. “De Opresso Liber” KEVIN BENNETT Frosh, J.V., Varsity — Baseball, Prom Committee. “If for one second you doubt yourself, think again! Business Major WILLIAM “BILLY” BERNARDINELLI Pit Crew, 2:05 Club. “My time is done, and now I’m free to wander in my type LT the road is long, and never rests, but I ' m halfway there I’ve passed the tests.” To be Independently Wealthy JONATHAN E. BOOK Lance 83 — Editor-in-Chief, Prom committee, Publicity Committee, N.H.S. “If it is to be, then it has to be me.” Business Major 20 RONALD J. BOUDREAU Soccer, Indoor and Outdoor Track, Prom Committee, Lance 83, N.H.S. Always strive to reach the unreachable star. Pre Med Major ROBERT A. BOVA Varsity Hockey. “Living by chance, loving by choice. THOMAS V. BUONOPANE Like the dust that settles all around me, I must find another home. CHARLES “TEX CALLAHAN Student Council, Varsity Foot¬ ball, Basketball. “No man ever becomes great by mere limitation. KEVIN RAY BOURQUE 2:05 Club, Intramurals. “Drive like hell, if you want to get there. Electronics Major MICHAEL BUJE BUJAN Lance, Editor-in-Chief, Prom Committee, N.H.S. No one knows what’s in the mind of a man, except the man himself. Accounting Major JAMES “BUTTS BUTLER Crystal 99, Tennis Team. “Livin easy, livin free, season ticket on a one way ride. AC DC STEPHEN STEVE CAMELLA 2:05 Club, Racquetball Club. I am part of everything that is. 21 DANIEL CAMPBELL RICHARD CAPONE Varsity Hockey. “May the Lord above send down a dove with teeth as sharp as razors and cut the throats of those English goats who killed our bold Sinn Feiners.” Engineering Major JOSEPH CERBONE Four years is a long time, thank God I’m going.” Mechanical Engineering Major JASON M. CLEARY Debate Team — V.P., Math Team, Quiz Show Team, Drama Club, Musical Ensemble — Pres., Tennis Team, Crystal 99. “You can’t always get what you want; but if you try sometime you just might find, you get what you need.” WILLIAM COFFIN Varsity Football, Swim Team Capt., M.C.L.I., Prom Comm. “Play tough and success follows.” Engineering Major Camera Club, 2:05 Club. “Don’t put off till tomorrow what can be done today.” Agricultural Major PASQUALE“PAT”CERBONE Student Council H.R. Pres., Intramurals. “You only live once!” Genetic Scientists ROBERT“THE CLAW” CLOUGHERTY Pit Crew, 2:05 Club. Marine Biology Major CHARLES“CHUCK” COLLURA Student Council, Intramurals, Prom Comm. “Up lad, there’ll be time enough to sleep when the journey’s over.” Engineering or Accounting Major 22 CHRISTOPHER CORCORAN JOHN PATRICK COOLEY 2:05 Club. “Ride the wide-track winning streak. To Live Life for Itself. GARY COWAN Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball, Ski Club. “It ' s not how you play the game, it’s if you win or lose. Business Major RICHARD “DINO DTNNOCENZO Frosh, J.V. Varsity Football, Intramurals. “If you don ' t pay attention, you can’t get lost. To Marry a Very Wealthy Girl BEN DeCHRISTOFORO 5 Social Committee, Lance 83, Homeroom Alternate, Racquet- ball Club, Intramurals. t 1 “A little work never hurt anyone, but why take chances?” f Business Major Lance 83. Ski Club, Close up, N.H.S. He who asks a question may appear ignorant for the mo¬ ment, but he who does not, re¬ mains ignorant forever. Law Major DAVE “D ' AG D’AGOSTINO Frosh, J.V., Varsity — Football and Track, Intramurals — Basketball, Hockey and Volleyball. It’s better to have given it your best shot and lost, than to have not tried at all. Pre-med Major SAMUEL DEANE 2:05 Club. Accounting Major SALVATORE SAL DELLISOLA Frosh, J.V., Varsity — Football and Outdoor Track, Intramural Basketball and Hockey, Ski Club, Prom Committee. In the beginning you should always give your best shot, than at the end to say you did not. Business Major 23 ra ■ V- JOHN “DUKE DEVINE Intramurals, 2:05. Wunderbar Business Major FRANK“DAPPER DOLAHER Frosh, J.V., Varsity Hockey, Prom Committee. MICHAEL DUROD DURAN Frosh, J.V., Varsity — Hockey, Football, Intramurals. Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is to you. “Anyone can be normal, but it takes a rare individual to be really sick. JOHN F. EGAN Frosh Football, Intramurals, Varsity Track. The best teachers in the world can ' t lift or inspire an utter oaf.” GARREY FALLER Hockey, Varsity Soccer, Intramurals. Pre Med Major Accounting Major RONALD P. FEOLA MICHAELS. FERNANDEZ Vice President of the Stu¬ dent Council, Treasurer, Prom Committee, Social Committee, Lance 83, Pit Crew, Intramurals. Intramurals, 2:05 Club. I am part of all that I have met.” -? 1 Work Crew, Intramurals, Track, Athletic Comm., Crystal 99. “Don’t be possessed by mediocrity. Journalism Major To Be Successful Biology Major Get it while you can. LOUIS LOUIE DISABATINO To Go to Colleg Somewhere in America THOMAS TOM GAETA Frosh, J.V. Hockey, Soc¬ cer, Frosh Football, In¬ tramurals, Religious Com¬ mittee, Prom Committee, Social Committee. Strive for your best. Accounting Major CHARLES FUSCO Ski Club, Racquetball. The only thing that got me through four years of school was the determina¬ tion to be something. ' ' Business Major JOHN FIDLER Frosh, J.V., Varsity — Hockey and Football (Cap¬ tain) , Racquetball. Don ' t cry over spilt milk. To Be a Millionaire ANTHONY “FLEM FLAMMIA J.V., Varsity — Football and Baseball, Ski Club, intramurals. “If you take the chance, you ' ll never dream of what might have been.” Business Major RICHARD FLORAMO JR. Frosh, J.V., Varsity Foot¬ ball, Outdoor Track, In¬ tramurals, Ski Club, Prom Committee. “You haven ' t failed if you’ve lost; you have failed if you haven’t tried.” Pre-Med Major KEVIN FLASH FLAHERTY Student Council, Drama, In¬ door Track, Intramurals, Crystal 99. “If you decide to be a leader, make sure people follow you to the right place.” JAMES FLANAGAN Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track, N.H.S., Big Brother, Student Council — Athletic Chairman, Religious Committee, Social Committee, Prom Committee, Lance 83. “We succeed, as we dream — alone.” T.V. Broadcasting Major MICHAEL J. FRONCZAK Cross-Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Athletic Committee, N.H.S. We all play the game, but it is ourselves that will lead us to victory or defeat. Chemistry Major 25 PAUL M. GALLAGHER THOMAS GILL Enjoy the present, be mindful of the past; and neither fear nor wish the approaches of the last.” Building Construction Major FRANK GIOIA “A good loser is still a loser. To make a lot of money HUGHGOULDING Varsity Soccer, Student Council, Athletic and Social Committees. “A little work probably won’t kill you, but why take chances. Pre-Law Major LOUIS “GENO GRANDE Homeroom Rep., Prom Commit¬ tee, Social Committee, Ski Club, Intramurals, Pit Crew. “Who said I wouldn ' t make it?” Business Major Work Crew, Intramurals, Lance 83, Crystal 99 — Co-Editor, N.H.S. Past experiences put you one step ahead in the future.” Accounting Major MICHAEL GORMAN Ski Club, Soccer, Intramurals. “When all things seem hopeless, pray for a weekend. Liberal Arts Major RONALD RON GRAF Drama, Social Committee, Prom and Publicity Committees, N.H.S. My best thoughts always come a little too late. Political Science Major ERIC GRAVA Varsity Football — Captain, Track, Intramurals. “It’s better to have the black and blues of defeat than the yellow of cowardice.” Business Major 26 JOSEPH HARTNETT THOMAS HAZY HAYES Religious Committee, Lance Staff, Work Crew. A change can do you better.” Business Major BRIAN HEFFRON Athletic, Prom, Social, Religious Committees, Student Council, Crystal 99, Lance, Frosh Foot¬ ball, J.V. Soccer. “A winner never quits, a quitter never wins. Journalism Major J. DOUGLAS HOWARD Debate Team, Tennis Team, N.H.S., Quiz Show Team, Publicity and Religious Commit¬ tees, Crystal 99, Drama Club. Discovery consists of seeing what everybody has seen and thinking what nobody has thought.” Political Science Major THOMAS HUB HUBBARD Athletic, Prom, Social, Religious and Publicity Committees, N.H.S., Crystal 99, Lance 83 — Senior Editor, Ski Club, Rac- quetball Club, Track, Frosh and J.V. Soccer, Intramurals, M.C.L.I., Student Council. I journeyed to the rainbows end and found not gold, but you, my friend.” Marketing Finance Major Ski Club, Social Committee, Pit Crew. Four years and 5520 dollars later,.?? Civil Engineering Major CHRISTOPHER HOFFMAN Varsity Basketball — Co- Captain, Student Council, In¬ tramurals, Cross Country, Athletic Committee, Frosh Football. “When there is no peril in the fight, there is no glory in the triumph.” Engineering Major THOMAS T.J. HOWARD Pit Crew. I’m so accustomed to being tense, that when I’m calm I get nervous.” To Be Successful CHARLES CHAS HUGO Athletic Committee, In¬ tramurals, Soccer, J.V, Baseball, Track. “Don’t observe life from the sidelines, become a player and you will enjoy it a lot better. Pre-Law Major 27 JOHN KELLEHER Frosh, J.V. Basketball and Hockey. Success is not enjoyed unless you were the first.” Engineering Major ROBERT KIELY Racquetball Club, Golf Team, J.V. Soccer, Intramurals. The best Is yet to come.” Business Major MICHAEL KEL” KELLY Racquetball Club, Com¬ puter Club. “Never say Never. ALEXANDER ALEX” KIM Math Team, Debate Team, Drama Club, Quiz Show Team, Publicity Committee, Student Council, Prom Committee, Lance Staff, M.C.L.I., N.H.S. “The greater intellect one has, the more originality one finds in men. Ordinary persons find no difference between men. Aerospace Engineering Major WILLIAM BILL” IRWIN Ski Club, Intramurals, Frosh, J.V., Varsity Football. It is no use saying, ' We are doing our best, ' you have to succeed in doing what is necessary. Accounting Major MICHAEL KEEGAN Athletic, Social, Publicity Committees, Cross Coun¬ try, Track, Intramurals, Lance 83, Crystal 99, Stu¬ dent Council. “Genius is an infinite capacity for enduring all types of pain.” Journalism Major ROBERT “OZZY” KEENAN Frosh, J.V. Baseball. Life is an everlasting ex¬ perience to be enjoyed and fulfilled to its greatest ex¬ tent. Don ' t waste it.” To See the World “No pupil is greater than his teacher; but every pupil, when he has completed his training, will be like his teacher.” Accounting Major JOHN J. KANTORSKI CARL LUMPY LIPANI STEPHEN LOMANNO Varsity Football, Student Council, Intramurals. The man who takes life too seriously is the man who takes his life. Varsity Soccer, Prom Com¬ mittee, Lance Staff, Hockey. Good things come in small packages.” Business Major Business Major JAMES JIMMY JOE KOSTRO Varsity Basketball and Baseball. To be or not to be.” Business Major JOHN LaCORTIGLIA Pit Crew. “Have a party” To Be Rich and Successful THOMAS LALLY Varsity Soccer, Intramurals. Computer Science Major MICHAEL “BURT LANCASTER Ski Club, Swim Team. No gains without pains” To Be Rich and Successful CHRISTOPHER CHRIS” KING Intramurals. JOHN TAZ KIRWAN Frosh, J.V., Varsity Foot¬ ball, Baseball. He who climbs the tall tree has the right to the fruit. Strive forward to the best of your abilities to achieve your goals. Business Major To Be Successful 29 GARY LOMBARD “If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it, I know I can achieve it.” CHRISTOPHER “DISCO” MAGGIACOMO Ski Club, Student Council, Prom Committee, Swim Team, Pit Crew. “Do not go gentle into that good night. Engineering Major KEVIN “MAGG” MAGLIOZZI Pit Crew. “Don’t fear the Reaper.” Business Major PETER M. MARINO Cross Country, Hockey, Baseball, Religious Committee, Intramurals, Crystal 99, Lance 83, M.C.L.I., Prom Committee. “A friend is a present you give to yourself. JOSEPH LOMBARDO Intramurals, Crystal 99. “To know is nothing at all; to im¬ agine is everything.” Business Administration Major BRIAN “SNAPPER” MacDONALD Frosh Soccer, Soccer Team Manager. “It’s not how long you make it, it’s how you make it long! Psychology Major JOHN “GINSU” MANGINI Lance 83, Student Council — Cultural Chairman, N.H.S. “Excellence is mine. Engineering Major DAVID MARKS President — Sophomore, Junior, Senior Classes, Homeroom Rep., Crystal 99, Big Brother, Prom and Athletic Committees, Frosh Football, Intramurals. “A man who doesn ' t enjoy wine, women, and song remains a fool his whole life long.” To Explore Strange New Worlds 30 BRUCE MARTEL BILL MARTIN Debate Team — V. Pres., Ten¬ nis Team, Computer Club, N.H.S., Publicity Committee. In terms of malignance and virulence, cancer is a mere tum- myache when compared to conformity.” Pre-Law Major GEORGE RIC” MASTERSON Frosh, J.V., Varsity Soccer (Captain), Social Committee, Intramurals, Student Council, Ski Club, Crystal 99, Hockey, Track. When the world is running down, make the best of what’s still around.” Physical Therapy Major KEVIN “MICKEY” McCAULEY Religious and Prom Commit¬ tees, Lance 83, Intramurals. “Always strive to do the best.” U.S. Coast Guard john p. mcdonough Cross Country, Track, 2:05 Club, Intramurals. Long live the Irish!” To Be Successful Religious, Athletic, Prom and Social Committees, Crystal 99, Racquetball Club. Students flattered, teachers fluttered; lockers pryed open, secrets discovered. Computer Science Major KENNETH J. MASTROCOLA Frosh, J.V., Varsity Football, Frosh Basketball, Intramurals. “Accept all things that are given to.you, fight for the things that aren ' t.” Business Major JAMES M. MCDONALD Frosh, J.V., Varsity Baseball, Intramurals. True friendship is measured in quality not quantity.” Mechanical Engineering Major ERIC McHATTON Religious, Athletic, Prom Com¬ mittees, Work Crew, Lance 83. N.H.S. “Nothing comes easy . .. give it what you ' ve got!” Electrical Engineering Major 31 W. LAWRENCE LARRY MURRAY Lance Editor-in-Chief, Crystal 99, Athletic, Social, Publicity and Prom Com¬ mittees, Tennis Team, N.H.S. “Everybody has a place in time; a chance to live, a need to find; and if I ever chance to finding my way, rest assured, I will stay,” Communications Major RICHARD MUSE Religious and Prom Com¬ mittees, Computer Club, Crystal 99. “Good luck to the class of ' 83, God knows we need It.” Computer Science Major C. J. MUZAROL 2:05 Club. “S.D.R+R lives forever.” To Travel Over the Country DENNIS NAGLE Math Team, Drama Club. “All the world ' s indeed a stage and we are merely players, performers and portrayers, each another ' s audience outside the gilded cage.” Electrical Engineering Major GERARD NEWELL Varsity Football, Frosh, J.V. Basketball, Intramurals. “The cosmos is a gigantic flywheel making 10,000 revolutions per minute. Man is a sick fly taking a dizzy ride on It. Accounting Major KEVIN L. NIGRO Prom Committee, In¬ tramurals, M.C.L.I. Never let them know what you are thinking. Be mysterious, keep them guessing. That way they will never lose Interest. They may not always agree, but at least they will never forget you. Engineering Major STEPHEN NOLAN Frosh, J.V., Varsity Foot¬ ball, Basketball and Baseball, Athletic Committee. A man is not beaten If he is defeated; he Is beaten If he quits. Business Major SHAWN OKIE O’CONNOR Religious and Social Com¬ mittees, Intramurals. The world belongs to those who dare. Business Administration Major Picture Not Available MICHAEL “MIKE SAWICKI Varsity Football, Intramurals. Keep the old as long as it is good and take the new as soon as It Is better. Pre-Law Major ANDREW “SCULL” SCULLY Work Crew, Library, Crystal 99 Editor, Quiz Show Team, Social Committee, Lance 83, Intramurals, M.C.L.I., N.H.S. “I came, I went, I conquered.” Accounting Major TIM SHEALUDE”SHEA Ski Club, Pit Crew, Golf Team, Religious Commit¬ tee, Close Up. If you don ' t eat your meat, you can’t have any pud¬ ding! How can you have any pudding if you don’t eat your meat? Computer Major WILLIAM “SPUCKY SPRACKLIN J.V. and Varsity Football, Ski Club, Intramurals. “Everyone controls their own destiny. Pre-Med Major JEFFREY SAINT” ST. GERMAIN Let the stones fall where they may. Engineering Major JOHN STELLATO Publicity Committee. Following the crowd is a good way to let life pass you by. To Study at a Good College and Be Happy UADI “Ql II I V SULLIVAN VINCENT J. SZWARK Intramurals. Life is a waste of time, time is a waste of life so get “Don’t conform to rules; let wasted and have the time rules conform to you. of your life. To go to college and be my To Succeed In My Goals own boss GARY‘TED”TEDESCO Drama Club, Crystal 99. “Don’t rush ... Tomorrow is another day.” To Succeed WALTER “TOOLS THULIN Cross Country, Basketball, Baseball, Intramurals. “Don’t repeat what has already been consumed.” Accounting Major STEPHEN “OZZY TOLANE “Don’t do today what you can put off till tomorrow.” TIMOTHY TREANOR Track, J.V., Frosh Soccer, Lance, Close Up. “Open your eyes, see the light right in front of you. Political Science Major JOHN “TRIGGER TRINGALE Student Council Treasurer, WESLEY TAYLOR J.V. and Varsity Hockey. Architectural Major “The squeaky parts get the oil.” To Go to College and Be a Big Guy MARK TARP”TARPEY Varsity Football, Baseball, N.H.S., Ski Club, Student Council, Prom Committee, Intramurals. No one can stop a dream from becoming a reality. Communications Major RICHARD TARTARINI Frosh and J.V. Baseball. “He who hesitates is lost.” Business M ajor ■y ' rm 37 PETER G. WILLIAMSON j Frosh and J.V. Football, Swim Team, Track, Work Crew, In¬ tramurals, Lance — Sports Editor, Religious and Prom Committees, Chairman, Social, Cultural, Athletic, Publicity Committees, M.C.L.I., N.H.S. “Be Patient towards all that is unsolved in your heart and try to love the questions themselves like locked rooms and like books that are written in foreign tongue.’’ Engineering Major MICHAEL J. YANG Math Team, Racquetball Club, Athletic Committee, Quiz Show Team, Computer Club, Tennis Team. It is wise to remain silent in the world of gossip.” SALVATORE SAL” ZAMMITTI Ski Club, Prom Committee, Racquetball Club. “The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Hotel Administration Major CHARLES DOUCOT During our Senior year at M.C. Charlie Doucot was attending school and working as a page in the Senate in Washington, D.C. We are proud to have such a fine young man in our class. RICHARD ' ‘RICH’’ WRONSKI Cross Country, Track, Quiz Show Team, Computer Club. “Think much, speak little and write less.” Engineering Major RICHARD ZAMBA ZAMBELLA “What a mistake!” Engineering Major STEVEN ZIZZ” ZIZZA Frosh, J.V., Varsity Football, Frosh Baseball, Track, N.H.S. “The dreams of victory are sweeter than the nightmares of defeat. Business Major Picture RICHARD FREEDMAN Ski Club Not Available The crows be picking at your flesh and you got no control of the situation. Engineering Major 39 JUNIOR 1 ? Anthony Alonardo Philip Amico Robert Anastos Paul Anthony Mark Assetta James Bailey Scott Baird Paul Bielakiewicz James Birmingham Scott Blalock John Bocchino Steven Bohn Eric Bombarsi Mark Boyden Michael Brengola Edmond Browne Michael Bruno Robert Buchanan Joseph Burke Lawrence Campbell Francis Canzano James Casamento John Caturano Christopher Chiesa Christopher Clarke James Cobb Adam Cohen Ronald Costa Michael Costello Paul Costello Michael Crowley Robert Cunningham Peter Currier Anthony D’Aurora Frederick Dello Russo Brian Dembicki Philip De Santo Daniel DeSimone Mario DiBenedetto Dante DiFonzo Emioio DiStasio David Doherty 40 Mark Dolan Clifford Dolber Gregg Dooling Joseph Dorn Kenneth Doyle Thomas Famiglietti Thomas Fay John Ferraro Kevin Figueiredo Thomas Flanagan John Ford Paul Forrestall Anthony Fortunato Michael Francis Marc Freedman Andrew Fronczak Joseph Furey Timothy Galvin Lawrence Gamst Scott Gasparello Donald Gianquitto Brian Gill Gary Giordano Joseph Giuffre William Giuliano Brian Glover Simon Gonzalez Ronald Gould Michael Grande Michael Grant Anthony Grieco Michael Halloran Peter Hamilton David Hart Kenneth Hastings Anthony Healy John Hourihan Daniel Howard Stephen Hurley William lannacci James lantosca Paul Johnson 41 Anthony Jordan Edward Juskalian James Kelleher Frederick Kelley Patrick Kilcoyne John Kostro Michael Krol John Lava Daniel Lawler Harold Leanos John Leete Timothy Leonard Christopher LoConte Joseph Lusk Robert McCallum Michael McCarthy John McDonald Frederick McGovern Kevin McGovern Daniel Mclnnis Sean McLaughlin Brendan McNeil Joseph Maguire Maurice Maher Stephen Malatesta Lewis Mammolette Joseph Marchant David Matanes Shawn Meaney Christopher Meehan Anthony Meninno Anthony Meriano Paul Monteith Marc Moran Paul Morris Christopher Motta Lawrence Mulligan Gerald Nastasia Anthony Natola Paul Neal Robert Norton Charles Obremski Michael O Connell Thomas O’Connell Paul O’Leary Brendan O’Sullivan William Pappalardo Gary Pasquale Edward Powers Richard Poznick Gurney Profit Joseph Puleo Mark Radziszewski Joseph Ragucci Richard Raso Patrick Reardon Robert Rivers Thomas Rosato Michael Ross Joseph Salamone Thomas Sasso Paul Shumski Peter Shumski Daniel Slattery Stephen Smith Thomas Smith Stephen Spagnoli Stephen Stellato Frank Storella Eugene Sullivan Mark Sullivan Gregory Szwarc David Tammaro Peter Tavano John Theodore Edward Thomas Charles Trainito Michael Viarello David Vigliotti James Vosolo Brian Walsh Michael Walsh Paul Wayshack Thomas Welch Eliot Wiseman John Wronski John Zaccaria Edward Zenga 9QPHOMORG9 James Alcott Michael Allen Eugene Alston Eugene Amico Bernard Aspell Anthony Augello Robert Barbarisi Christopher Battaglia James Bond David Book Neal Boushell Glen Bradlee Michael Bradlee Sean Burke Paul Burns John Cadigan Yakov Caplan Ferdinand Capone Frank Capone Frank Capone Robert Capra David Caputo Paul Cardarelli Robert Carroll 44 Gregory Carter Jeffrey Cerretani William Chase Christopher Ciulla Sean Cogan Peter Colbert Peter Colburn Charles Coleridge William Connell Robert Cooper Scott Courtney Christopher Crowley James Cullen John Cunio David Cutticchia Anthony D’Alba David D’Amico Lawrence Davis Michael DeAngelis Mark DeFeo Stephen DeMarco Richard DeNoyer Richard D’Eon Douglas DeMio John Dobbyn Edward Doherty Joseph Domelowicz James Donovan Christopher Doucot John Downing Kevin Duffy David Dunbrack Robert Dunn Philip Dussault Wayne Elliott Daniel Faia Edward Fandel William Farley Filippo Firmani Kevin Fitzgerald Earl Fitzpatrick Peter Fitzpatrick Douglas Flaherty Paul Flaherty Jeffrey Floramo Robert Flynn Rowland Flynn Jeffrey Follett John Froio Robert Furbush John Gaspar John Gavin Gary Giordano Jason Glenn David Golini Scott Goodreau David Gorman Sean Goulding Joseph Gouveia James Gubitose Leonard Halloran Robert Hardy John Harrington Daniel Harvey Robert Heffron Kevin Hern Aldo Hernandez Matthew Hogan Thomas Hogan William Hopkins Michael Hubbard Michael lanacci Dana Janis John Jankowski Donald Jarvie John Jensen Philip Johnson William Johnson 46 David Johnston Brian Jones Frank Jones Joseph Jones Michael Jones Nicholas Kakles Paul Keeley Thomas Kelley Davicf Lane Steven Lane Christopher Lanni Patrick Lawler John Layton Andrew Lucia Gregory Lynch Edward MacCuish Scott MacDonald David Malatesta John Malcolm Robert Marques Peter McAvoy William McCarthy Marc McCluskey John McGillicuddy Sean McGillicuddy James McIntyre James McKinley Steven McLaughlin David McMahon Edward McNamara Ciriaco Memmolo Scott Mirley William Morey David Morrison Michael Moscaritolo Sean Moulds Collin Murray Francis Murray Kevin O’Brien Michael Overlan John Pagliocco Andrew Panufnik 47 David Parker James Parker Philip Pascale Joseph Peluso Joseph Perault Erik Perry Joseph Petrillo David Piscatelli Gregory Polaski Scott Powers Dennis Prior Patrick Rago Sean Randall John Reardon Mario Ricciardelli Alfonso Romano Patrick Rooney Ronald Ross Eric Sanders Robert Santo Francis Sarro Michael Scaduto James Scheibert Tom Scully John Seitineri Scott Siegel David Sodano Carl Sposito Bryan Stack George Stodolnic Christopher Sullivan David Sullivan Leo Sullivan Jon Symonds Christopher Tanner Louis Tarmy John Tieuli Barry Toland Robert Touchette David Tringale Robert Vallone Michael Vecchio 48 Carl Virusso David Walsh James Walsh Thomas Walsh Thomas Whalen Daniel Williamson Richard Wilson John Winslow Joseph Wixon Michael Zaffiro David Zebrowski Frank Abramo Stephen Amato James Archdeacon Kristen Bandle Anthony Barbiris Jon Barooshian Jason Barshak Kevin Belanger Raymond Bell Peter Bonna Joseph Bono Paul Bono David Botolino Kevin Boudreau David Brady Frederick Buckley Michael Buckley Pat Buonopane Edmund Burke William Burnham Brian Cadigan John Cameron Gary Campbell Vincent Capone 49 Thomas Capuzzo John Carey Joseph Carrillo Kevin Carroll Anthony Caso Dennis Cataldo Matthew Catino George Chagnon Mark Chiavelli David Cirrone Shawn Coakley Daniel Collins Michael Colman John Comosa Albert Crease Richard Cunningham Michael Dannahor James Davis Steven DeBenedictis Thomas DeFranzo Stephen Delani David DelloRusso Ralph Delorie Christopher Delyani Mauro Demaso Richard DeMaso Michael DeMayo Anthony DiNatale Andrew Dodd Robert Doran Kevin Dorgan Kevin Duffy Alan DuMont Joseph Dunbar David Eisenhaur Gary Erickson Christopher Farnsworth Vincent Ferri Thomas Finnerty William Flammia Joseph Flanagan Leo Flanagan Joseph LoRusso Michael McCarron Brian McCarthy Craig McDowell James McNeill Charles Mahoney Paul Malenchini James Mangan Albert Marchese Brian Marinelli Christopher Marino Philip Marrone Scott Martin Joseph Massa Paul Mastrocola Paul Mattuchio Alfred Mazochia Paul Mazzoni Thomas Miller David Monaghan Jack Montanile Al Montejo John Montminy Kevin Morello Jonathan Moy Morgan Mulkerin Brian Murdza James Nestor Michael O’Brien Brian O’Connell Michael O’Connor Michael O’Donnell Sean O ' Donovan Gene O’Flaherty Kevin O’Malley Salvatore Onorato Matthew Overlan John Parziale Stephen Pastorello Joseph Peppe Jay Perlman Nunzio Petrillo 52 Robert Petrucelli Andrew Philbin Nicholas Picariello Stephen Pinette William Price Dominic Puleo Ross Pusatere Marc Rabideau Stephen Raso Laurence Ring John Roberts Alfred Rolli David Rossi Bruce Rudnick Matthew Sandonato David Sasso Silvio Scalzo Stephen Scully Robert Sewell Philip Seto Robert Sherry Jeffrey Sieswerda Lawrence Silipigni Kevin Smith Michael Spinney Matthew Staffier David Sullivan Joseph Sullivan Paul Sullivan Chester Swanowski Stephen Tarpey George Tooze Andreas Tsitos Paul Ursino David Vanella Shawn Vetere Stephen Wallace Brendan White Timothy Williamson Michael Zaccaria Christian Zaccone 53 f ' dDMINI9TRM01 Brother Thomas Mulloy, C.F.X. Headmaster Brother David Wiggin, C.F.X. Associate Headmaster — Academics English. Brother David Cichon, C.F.X. Associate Headmaster — Dean of Students Social Studies. 57 Faculty Staff Mrs. Rita M. Brander Main Office Secretary Mrs. Helen Bockley Guidance Office Secretary Mrs. Marion Steeves Main Office Secretary Mr. Martin Ammer Director of Guidance Quiz Show Team Moderator Mr. Joseph Lang Guidance Counselor Football Coach, Baseball Coach Mrs. Jane Vozella Treasurer Mr. Matthew Connolly Development Office Mrs. Bernice Sarnie Development Office Secretary 58 - •- Brother Kevin Kenny, C.F.X. Guidance Counselor Mr. James MacAuley Plant Supervisor Mr. Edward Grenim Plant Engineer Mr. Cecil McIntyre Plant Engineer Brother Joseph Smithers C.F.X. Social Studies Brother D. Stephen O’Donnell, C.F.X. History, Athletic Director Brother Matthias Doherty C.F.X. Library, Chess Brother Jean Meany C.F.X. Librarian 59 “It’s been a Goodyear®.” Miss Barbara Ann Roberts French, English. Mrs. Janet M. Leuci Spanish Mrs. Christina Johnson Spanish Miss Barbara Hadler Latin, French 60 Mr. Edward Dooley French, English, Drama Mr. Brian Hickey Physical Science, Chemistry, Football Coach “It’s like this Doc.’’ Brother William Lyons, C.F.X. Language Chairman, Spanish English, Bookstore Director Father Robert G. LaBrie Chaplain, Religion, French, Pastoral Ministry 61 Mr. Joseph Kleponis English, Reading Mrs. Jane Markey English Ms. Angela Lee English, Yearbook Moderator Brother Kevin McLean, C.F.X. Pastoral Ministry, Spanish, English Sister Joanne Gallagher, C.S.J. Pastoral Ministry, Religion Brother Jeremiah O’Leary, C.F.X. Pastoral Ministry, French Mr. Ralph Fuccillo Religious Department Chairman, Student Council Moderator Mr. Thomas Foley Religion |lM ,)� ?« 62 Mr. John Carroll English, National Honor Society Brother Louis Marek, S.A. Religion, Bookstore Mr. James C. Markey English Department Chairman Miss lleana Russo Mathematics Department Chairperson Miss Penelope Austin Art, Typing, Study Skills, Camera Club Mr. Thomas P. Arria Social Studies, English, Basketball Coach Mr. Douglas W. Sears English Brother Philip White, C.F.X. Engineering Drawing 63 Brother Daniel Cremin, C.F.X. Physical Education, Soccer, Swimming Coach Mr. Barry W. Haley Physical Education, Health Tennis Coach Athletic Trainer Mrs. Lisa Sherr Social Studies, Sociology, Psychology, Student Council Moderator Brother Timothy Skala, C.F.X. Social Studies Department Chairman, Law 64 Mrs. Claudia D’Amore Biology, Anatomy, Student Council Moderator Mr. Alan J. Kaufman Physics, Astronomy, Quiz Show Mr. Francis R. Halas Chemistry, Science Department Chairman, J.V. Basketball Coach Mr. Lawrence Hohl Biology, Environmental Science Brother Frederick EID, C.F.X. Mathematics, J.V. Soccer Coach, Math Team, Computer Club Mr. Joseph M. Tannian Mathematics, Computer, Assistant Track Coach Mr. Charles Stevenson Social Studies, Accounting, Golf Coach Brother Myles McManus, C.F.X. Religion, Mathematics, Track Coach Sister Mary Kay Homan, O.P. Mathematics Mr. James Sullivan Mathematics Mr. Timothy Cremin Mathematics, Computer Science Mr. Roy Kennedy Chemistry, Algebra, Racquetball Club Left to Right: CAFETERIA STAFF — Mrs. Katherine Solarie Mrs. Shirley Giorelano Mrs. Patricia Varanelli Mr. Nick Dellarcipreti “Dave, are you sure this is the right film?” Leadership Institute m m “Leonardo?” The second Malden Catholic Leadership Institute took place at Sacred Hearts Seminary in Wareham, Mass, from August 23 to August 27. The program was well received by the twenty-one seniors who participated fully in the week’s activities. The purpose of the Leadership Institute is twofold: to assist you in becoming an effective leader by more fully realiz¬ ing our leadership potential, and develop a care group of seniors to assist Malden Catholic in carrying out its philosophy as a Christian school. The Institute was to develop the leadership abilities of the seniors and to prepare for Freshman Orientation and many other school activities during the coming year which would involve service and sharing of one’s gifts and talents. The Pastoral Ministry Team hopes to do its part as it cooperates with the rest of the faculty and staff in providing more oppor¬ tunities to further develop the spirit of Malden Catholic. “Huey, Dewey, and Louie?” “So what do we say next?” Brother Love and Brother Paul 68 “We’re ready to take the plunge!” Harry Benzan and John Pinette on stage “Take me to the river...” “Who’s the kid with the tan?” Top Row, L-R: Jim Kostro, Eric McHatton, Bro. David Cichon, Arthur Puopolo, Alex Kim, Miss Roberts, Bro. Louis Marek, Fr. LaBrie, Rich Wronski, Bro. Kevin McLean, Pete Marino, Bro. Jerry O ' Leary, Pete Williamson, Harry Benzan, Andy Scully, Bill Martin. Second Row: Sr. Joanne Gallagher, Mr. Dooley, Pat O’Donoghue, Tom Hayes, Mike Fronzak, Mr. Fucillo, Sr. Mary Kay Homan. Third Row: Bill Coffin, Larry Murray, Tom Hubbard, Kevin McCauley, Brian Heffron, Ken Reardon, Dave Walsh, John Mangini, Bro. Paul Mullen. Wareham Class of ' 83 69 Camera Club Despite equipment failure and lack of sufficient equipment supplies, this years Camera Club, under the direction of Ms. Austin, managed to supply photographs to all sporting events and school activities for the Crystal 99, the Lance, and the Malden Evening News. In addition, they provided photos for the Cardinals visit and the 50th anniversary dance. The 1982-83 officers were President Anzouni, Vice President Ron Whelan, and Secretary Tony D’Alba. Music Ensemble The Malden Catholic Musical Ensemble was organized this fall and in only a few short months had gained positive recogni¬ tion and provided enjoyment for its members and the student body alike. The group was instrumental in increasing school spirit by entertaining at athletic events, pep rallies, and playing at special school masses. The future of the Musical Ensemble appeared to be definitely on the up swing as the year wound up on a high note. 1st Row: John Froio, Steve Amato, Jason Cleary (Pres.), Bruce Rudnick, Jay Pearlman. 2nd Row: Kevin Figuerido, John Hannaberry, Dan Slattery, Mike O’Brien, Jason Barshak, Chris Marino. 70 Crystal 99 This year ' s Crystal 99 was once again moderated by Mr. James Markey and co-edited by Thomas Gill and Andrew Scully. Published five times during the year, the ten-page newspaper kept students informed and amused with its combination of feature stories, sports news, band reviews, club notes, Senior Spotlight, Editorials, Trivia and Satire. Distributed free of charge to the MC community and to friends and family at Open House, the Crystal 99 remains a cornerstone of student media in the school. die 99 1st Row: Co Editors Andy Scully, Tom Gill; Greg Dooiing, Paul Blakiewicz, Mike Keegan, Jim Flanagan, Brian Heffren. 2nd Row: Staff Moderator Mr. Markey, Matt Angelli, Jim Butler, Jason Cleary, Tim Rac- zowski, Richard Muse, Larry Murray, Bruce Martel. “Headlines!” Debate The success of the Malden Catholic debate team can truly be attributed to the great efforts put forth by each of the debaters this year. These students spent hours resear¬ ching topics and preparing arguments for upcoming com¬ petition against other high schools. The newest addition to the debate team was coach Dr. Charles Brown. His vast knowledge of foreign policy and his unending dedication to the team proved him to be a significant asset to M.C. M.C. had its most successful debate season this year. The team record was 16-8, but the team never lost more than half of its rounds at any given tournament. The team traveled to Maine, New York, Pennsylvania and to many tournaments in Massachusetts. The varsity team consisted of Seniors Doug Howard (President) and Bruce Martel (Vice-President). Other debaters were: Senior, Jason Cleary; Junior, Mike O’Con- nel; and Freshmen, John Montminy and Charles Mohoney. The team worked very hard this season, and we hope that debate will continue to be the meaningful and rewar¬ ding experience (that it is now) in years to come. Good luck! “Doug Howard, Jason Cleary, Mike O ' Connell, Mike Markeane, Bruce Martel” “Bruce Martel giving assignments.” 71 Math Team The Math Team, under the guidance of Bro. Fred Eid, had a very competitive season, participating in both the Greater Boston and the New England Mathematics Leagues. Brother Eid has maintained a rigorous practice and preparation pro¬ gram, to which the team owes much of its success. The performances of the younger team members ensure the team’s success for next year. The team consists of Seniors Alex Kim (Captain), Michael Yang, and Dennis Nagle, Juniors Jim Casamento and Anthony Fortunato, Sophomores David Sullivan, John Harrington, and Filippo Firmani, and Freshman An¬ drew Kim. 1st Row: Marc Moran, Jim McIntyre, Fit Firmani, Andrew Kim, Jason Barshack, Bro. Eid. 2nd Row: Alex Kim, Dennis Nagle, Jim Casamento, John Har¬ rington, Anthony Fortunato, David Sullivan. Quiz Show The Quiz Show Team, under the direction of Mr. Alan Kauf¬ man and Mr. Martin Ammer, enjoyed a very successful year, advancing as far as the semi-finals. The team, made up of en¬ tirely new members, was also the first team this year to gain over 1000 points in one round, unseating the favored team in doing so. The team consisted of Alex Kim, Jason Cleary, Tim Raczkowski, and alternates Doug Howard, Rich Wronski, Ronald Whelan, Bill O’Connell, Carl Lipani, and Marty Loyola. E—mc 72 “Quiz Show Team members: Tim Raczowski, Jason Cleary, Rich Wronski.” L-R: Bruce Martel, Jon Book, Larry Murray, Alex Kim, Chairman David Walsh, Harry Benzan, Tom Hubbard, Mike Keegan, Brian Heffron, Ron Graf. Publicity Committee This year the Malden Catholic Student Council added a new committee to its board. The Publicity Committee, under the chairmanship of senior Dave Walsh, organized and distributed posters, leaflets, and other forms of publicity in order to promote the various activities throughout the year such as sporting events and dances. The committee, though small in membership, hopefully will increase as the years go on. As Chairman Walsh says, “The Publicity Committee is an extremely important part of the school community. It instills spirit into students to go out and support the various activities.” 73 The Social Committee for the 1982-1983 school year was chaired by Harry Bonzan. The Social Committee was involved in successful school dances and a very elegant prom. One dance even raised $1500 for the Stu¬ dent Council Treasury. The Social Committee, in conjunction with the Prom Committee, has planned a very special evening on April 29, 1983 — the Pro¬ menade at the Palace in Saugus, Massachusetts. Social Committee Athletic Committee Racquetball Club The Racquetball Club is now in its second year and is going strong with Mr. Kennedy again as moderator. The club continues to play every Tuesday and Thursday at the Winchester Racquetball Club. The club members still maintain that same feeling of enthusiasm that was so prevalent last year. “John Murphy” Mr. Kennedy” “Bob Kiely” “Bob Touchette, Carl Lippani, Rich Razzo, Mark Santosuosso, Mr. Kennedy, Ed Smith, Neil Boushell, Jeff Cerretani, Tony Meriano, Peter Colburn” 75 National Honor Society In December, thirty-five seniors and nine juniors were chosen to be inducted as members o f the National Honor Society. Each student was chosen for displaying a high degree of excellence in the areas of scholarship, leader¬ ship, character and service throughout high school. The inductees became members on the twenty-sixth anniver¬ sary of the chartering of the Brother Gilbert Chapter of the National Honor Society at Malden Catholic. “Mike Bujan sees the light.” “Ron Boudreau gets his.” The National Honor Society, 1983.” “The 1983 members take the oath.” 76 jP w N, Class of 1983 Jonathan E. Book Ronald J, Boudreau, Jr. Michael D. Bujan Thomas V. Bunnopane Jason M. Cleary Christopher J. Corcoran William J. Coffin Garrey T. Faiier James F. Flannagan f:. ‘ h - % m 9 M mji . SSI i It Thomas K. Gill Ronald Paul Graf Christopher J. Hoffman J. Douqlas Howard John Edmund Mangini Bruce B. Martel Eric M. McHatton Geary H. Munroe Paul R. Murphy W. Lawrence Murray Stephen J. Nolan Arthur R. Puopolo Christopher D. Ryan Mark Santosuosso Andrew J. Scully John E. Stellato Mark W. Tarpey Walter P. Thulin David B. Walsh Peter G. Williamson Richard J. Wronski Steven P. Zizza ; Class of 1984 James W. Casamento Adam G. Cohen Marc R. Moran William J. lannacci Gerald Nastasi, Jr. Paul D. Neal Robert J. Rivers, Jr. Eugene F. Sullivan, Jr. John C. Wronski 77 Pastoral Ministry “How do I get myself into these things?” The Pastoral Ministry is becoming more energetic every year. Their ob¬ jective is the enhancement of our spirit as a Christian community as well as a better understanding of ourselves and others. They have ac¬ complished much this year by having retreats for sophomores and up¬ perclassmen. The team also conducted the Leadership Institute for the seniors last August. The seniors involved on the Leadership Institute volunteered to assist the Team in conducting the Sophomore Overnights. Other programs, such as the Food Drive and the school masses, were conducted with the cooperation of the Religious Committee under the direction of Chairman Pete Williamson. There are new programs being planned by the Team for the 1983-84 school year. “Protein ... yeah!” Bill Martin and company. “I’ve got a couple of words for ’ya” 78 “The Student Council Executive Board” Student Council The work of the 1982-83 Student Council began im¬ mediately with their involvement in the 50th Anniversary Mass celebrated by Cardinal Medieros. The group has also planned Freshman Orientation, the food and sweater drives, the bloodmobile, dances, pep rallies and the Senior-Junior Prom. The 1982-83 Student Council is under the direction of moderators Mr. Ralph Fuccillo, Mrs. Lisa Sherr and Mrs. Claudia D’Amore. “Dave: I can’t deal with this” “Tom Rasoto, John Tringale, John Mangini, Dave Marks. 2nd Row: Tony D;Aurora, Jim Flanagan, Harry Benzan, Dave Walsh, Peter Williamson” 80 John Tringale John and Dave discuss urgent matters. “The leaders of M.C.???” “Hi there! “Mr. Fucillo and John Tringale “Dave Walsh 81 Lance ' 83 The 1983 Lance Staff, composed mainly of seniors with a sprinkling of sophomores and juniors, worked throughout the year to complete the yearbook. Led by tri-editors Jon Book, Larry Murray and Mike Bujan, the staff struggled valiantly to meet the various deadlines and overcome the seemingly endless string of disasters that often struck (missing forms, lack of pictures ...). Still the yearbook, thanks to amazing efforts of members like Tom Hubbard, managed to survive. The editors wish to thank those who came through time and time again to make the yearbook a success. “Hey! You spelled my name wrong Larry!” “Lance members Murray and Hubbard work on Senior layouts Front Row: Mike Bujan, Larry Murray, Miss Angela Lee (Faculty Advisor), Jon Book, Tom Hubbard. Back Row, L-R: John Mangini, Peter Marino, Gerald Nastasia, Joe Hartnett, Ron Whelan, Dave Sullivan, Pat O’Donoghue, Jim Casamento, Eric McHatton, Pete Williamson, Kevin McCauley. 82 “Dave Walsh attempts to make the Activities section deadline.” Tom Hubbard: “Yearbook . . . it’s my life! “Senior Editors-in-Chief Jon Book, Larry Murray, and Mike Bujan in one of their quieter moments.” 83 Pit Crew . “The last pit crew poses for posterity.” This year Malden Catholic will be saying goodbye to a legacy: THE PIT. Over the years, THE PIT has been a haven for cigarette smokers as well as a place to escape the boredom of the usual school day. This, as we have been informed, is to be the last year of the Pit’s use. As we bid farewell, we leave to the school our famed Pit Tree as a living tribute to our memory. “Bob Clougherty has a puff.” Rich Morelli, Paul Ruggiero L-R: Bill Walsh, Bill Bernardinelli, Paul Ruggiero, Kevin Flaherty, Rich Morelli, T. J. Howard, John LaCortiglia, Bob Clougherty, Tom Hayes, Kevin Magliozzi, Jeff St. Germain, Tim Shea, Mr. Marty Ammer, Matt Angelli. 84 Computer Club The growing interest in computers led to the creation of a Computer Club at Malden Catholic this year. The pur¬ pose of the club is to teach students the skills of program¬ ming and to learn more about the machines that are becoming increasingly important in our lives. During the year, student-taught computer courses were conducted to instruct members in the BASIC program¬ ming language. Other club activities included field trips to the Northeast Computer Show and the Digital Computer Museum. The club also put out its own newsletter, MC Microcomputer News. Led by moderators, Brother Eid and Mr. Tannian, the club had a successful first year. New members are welcomed in the fall. “The Computer Club hard at work” First Row, (l-r): John Pagliocco, Joe Peluso, Mike Scaduto, Chris Farnsworth, Mike Allen, Mark Keane, Leo Sullivan, Chuck Coleridge, Fil Firmani, Patrick Rooney, Jason Barshak, John MacDonald, Bruce Martel. Second Row, (l-r): John Harrington, John Wronski, Nick Kakles, Richard Muse, David Sullivan, Rich Wronski. Third Row, (l-r): Marc Moran, Ralph Delorie, Chris Marino, Brian Marinelli, Jim Mangan, David Monaghan. 85 Workcrew Performing the many duties necessary to maintain the upkeep of Malden Catholic, the workcrew, under the direction of Mr. James MacAuley and Mr. Ed Grenim, work daily after school and on Saturdays to earn money towards their tuition. Aided by seniors Eric McHatton, Peter Williamson and Joe Hartnett, as well as junior John Desimone, the “crew” is a major part of the MC community. Joe Hartnett “Work Crew Supervisors? Dan and Pete Williamson and Eric McHatton” “The Cat being readied for a dance” “Bob Santo sweeping the floor” 86 Cheerleaders The Girls Catholic Cheerleaders are the most loyal fans to Malden Catholics various sports teams. Coached by Karen Bond the squad is led by co-captains Julie Bruno and Nancy Cole. Hopefully they will continue to show the same level of en¬ thusiasm that they demonstrated this year. Malden Catholic says thank you! 87 88 89 Varsity Sports Catholic Matignon incord-Car The 1982 Malden Catholic Football Team started its season with a demanding week of practice on Thompson’s Island and ended the season with an impressive 8-2 record. Under the leadership of tri-captains Mike Duran, John Fidler, and Eric Grava, the squad pulled together and performed like a well-oiled machine. Coach Joe Lang said, “The season was one of tremendous satisfaction. The players met all the challenges and there were quite a few. It was a team with great character, desire and poise. They have contributed greatly to the ‘new M.C. Football Tradition.’ ” The staff of coaches Lang, Flynn, Norton, Marchetti, and Segal gave the Lancers an edge over their rivals and helped them to gain second place in the Catholic Conference and seventh place in Divi¬ sion II. Individual performances on the team should also be noted. Seniors Steve Bond, Mark Tarpey, Steve Nolan, and Mike Duran were all essential to the team’s success. Bond was quarterback up through mid-season, until he was, unfortunately, side-lined with a knee in¬ jury, forcing him to turn the reins over to Sophomore Gary Giordano. Steve passed for a total of 321 yards and rushed for 104 yards. Tarpey was the leading scorer with 72 points, and was our greatest asset on the ground, with 190 carries for a total of 1027 yards. Nolan was the leading pass receiver with 25 receptions for 502 yards. Defensively, Tri-captain Mike Duran was leading tackier with 92 tackles, 23 of which were unassisted. The team and coaches look forward to a winning season next year. Football Front Row: Biran Jones, Dave D’Agostino, Jeff Floramo, Dave Walsh, Mike Zaffiro, John Fidler, Eric Grava, Rick Poz- nick, Sal Dellisola, Tom Walsh, Gary Giordano, John Kirwin. 2nd Row: Paul Walsh, Brian Dembicki, Tony Flammia, Ken Mastrocola, John Ferraro, Carl Lipani, Mark Tarpey, Paul Sarro, Jim Bond, Bill Spracklin, Tim Galvin, Rich D’innocen- zo, Jim Kostro, Jim Parker, Rick Floramo, Coach Segal. 3rd Row: Coach Lang, Steve Nolan, Jon Symonds, Bill Coffin, John Layton, Mike Sawicki, Tony Natola, John Lava, Sean McLaughlin, John Leete, Charlie Callahan, Steve Bond, John Bocchino, Bob Marques, Bill Irwin, Steve Zizza. John Fitzgerald, Bill Hopkins, Gerry Newell, Coach Bond, Mr. Haley, Coach Norton, Coach Marchetti, Coach Belatcher, Coach Flynn. St. John ' s Prep Catholic Memorial Plymouth-Carver Austin Prep. B.C. High|.., St. John’s Prep Xaverian 2 0 Opponent 12 14 0 6 8 12 6 0 6 20 “Did somebody lose something?” “Who’s he for?” “Heads or tails?” 94 “Giordano against the blitz.” Coach Marchetti 96 Soccer Front, L-R: Frank Capone, Flugh Goulding, Paul Waystack, Dan Rufo, Garrey Faller, Steve Lomano, Gary Cowan, Bob McCallum, Danny Lawler, Don Gianquitto, Tom Lally, Coach Bro. Cremin. Back, L-R: Ron Boudreau, Mike Walsh, Tom Walsh, Chuck Hugo, George Masterson, Mike Francis, Nick Safina. Malden Catholic Varsity Socce Team under the coaching of Brc Cremin experienced a rathe frustrating 1982 season. With the mos talent to try out in recent years, th season looked promising. Howeve this was not to be. M.C. finished 3-12 1. Despite their record, the tear played nearly every game to the enc Following the examples set by cap tains Geroge Masterson and Garre Faller, the team gave 100% eac game. The seniors on the team includin Ron Boudreau, Gary Cowan, Tom La ly, Steve Lomano, Nick Safina, Tor Walsh, Don Rufo, Hugh Goulding, an Charlie Hugo, look towards the futur with high hopes for M.C. socce because of the outstanding talent oi the Junior Varisty Team. Garrey Faller Gary Cowan 98 Capts. Garrey Faller, George Masterson and Coach Bro. Dan Cremin Malden Catholic 0 0 1 , ' A 1 3 ■H 0 0 3 1 0 ■k _ 3 0 0 0 0 W - L - T 3 - 12-1 Bedford Cambridge R L Austin Prep. B.C. High Xaverian St. John’s Prep Catholic Memorial Minuteman Regional Austin Prep B.C. High Don Bosco Xaverian St. John’s Prep Catholic Memorial Lexington Christian Opponent 1 N ' ©ONCOn(DWT-(MOm ' t Ron Boudreau and Bro. Cremin 100 ■ , IBB : . ■ ' , , ■ t j . Gary Cowan “Hey Brother!!!” 102 The 1982 Cross Country Team, led by senior co-captains Mike Keegan and Jim Flanagan, compiled a 3-3 record in the Catholic Conference — the team’s best record in four years. The season was “a successful one” in the words of Head Coach Bro. Myles McManus. Mike Keegan had an outstanding season, and was selected for the All- Star Team. Other members of the varsity squad in¬ cluded seniors Mike Fronczak, Pete McIn¬ tyre, and Rich Wron- ski; junior Chris LoConte; sophomore Sean Burke; and freshman Marc Rabideau. L-R: Dan Harvey, Rich Wronski, John Wronski, Capt. Mike Keegan, Mike Fronczak, Capt. Jim Flanagan, Coach Bro. Miles. Cross Country 104 Front Row, L-R: Joe Sullivan, Brian McCarthy, Leo Sullivan, Earl Fitzpatrick, Jim Davis, Chuck Coleridge, Marc Rabideau, Steven Raso. Middle Row, L-R: Michael Keegan, Dan Harvey, Leo Flanagan, Dan Heggaety, Tom Rosato, John Wronski, Chris LaConte, Jim Flanagan, Barry Toland, Tony O’Brien (Asst. Coach). Back Row, L-R: Bro. Myles McManus C.F.X. (Head Coach), Sean Burke, Mike O’Brien, Richard Wronski, David Sullivan, Peter McIntyre, Mike Fronczak. 106 More Sports There’s simply no denying the fact that the 1982-1983 Varsity Basketball season was a disappointing one. This was due in large part to the pre¬ season injury of Senior co-captain Steve Bond. However, there were a few bright moments in the season, especially the thrilling two point vic¬ tory over highly rated Catholic Memorial this past winter. Varsity Basketball First Row, (l-r): Gene Allston, Jim Kostro, Co-captain Steve Nolan, John Caton, Joe Lusk. Back Row, (l-r): Coach Tom Arria, Gary Giordano, Chris Ryan, Larry Gamst, Steve Oteri, Walter Thulin, Tony Platti, Chris Hoffman, Co-captain Steve Bond, John Kostro, Asst. Coach Frank Halas. Under the direction of Coaches Tom Arria and Frank Halas, the team was led by a starting five con¬ sisting of Senior co¬ captain Steve Nolan; Seniors Chris Hoff¬ man and Chris Ryan; and Juniors Gary Giordano and Larry Gamst. A strong bench was led by Seniors Tony Platti, Walter Thulin, Jim Kostro and Steve Oteri; Juniors John Caton, John Kostro and Joe Lusk; and Sophomore Gene Allston. Smile Guys, Smile’ Is this volleyball or basketball? Gary “sky” Giordano 110 Steve Nolan getting a little pregame instruction. Hoffman on the run Gene Alston makes his move r% r i The start of another M.C. break Giordano checking his options What a mug shot” Chris Ryan lays one in 111 Hoffman working under the basket i .i 1 g Varsity Hockey First Row, (l-r): Mike O’Keefe, Dave Sodano, Greg Polaski, Ed Doherty, Bob Bova, Dennis Prior, Don Gianquitto, Dana Janis, Dan Mclnnis, Chris Sullivan. Second Row, (l-r): Coach Cavanaugh, Pete Marino, Tom Sasso, Bob McCallum, Jim Cobb, Paul Anthony, John Fidler, Mike Duran, Dan Campbell, Larry Campbell, Tom Walsh, Robby Hardy, Bill Giuliano, Coach Falvey. Although the Lancer Hockey Team didn’t have a winning season this year, they did play tough all year, and they never stopped trying. This squad, under the direction of Head Coach Jake Falvey, was a young, but talented team. It was a team that had spirit and the incredible will to win. The leadership of Senior Captains Mike Duran, Dan Campbell and John Fidler was a ma¬ jor element that helped to hold the squad together. Along with Seniors Pete Marino, Bob Bova, Mike O’Keefe, Frank Dolaher and Pat Mullin, the underclassmen went through a lot of tough work trying to stay afloat in the tough Catholic Conference. Some of them who played extremely well were Juniors Tom Sassoand, Paul Anthony; and Sophomores Robbie Hardy (before an unfortunate injury cut his season short), Greg Polaski, and netminder Dennis Prior. During the season, there was one highpoint that marked this team as a superior squad: it came at the beginning of a three game winning against arch¬ rival Arlington Catholic — alias M.C. West (four transfers from Malden Catholic). The score was 8-0 in favor of the Lancers. Despite the losing record, M.C. hockey players as well as the fans can reflect on the 1982-1983 season as a rebuilding year. M.C. can look forward to a bright season next year. 1st: Jim Flanagan, John Kirwan, Mike Fronzak, Ron Boudreau, Mike Keegan, Chuck Coleridge, Tim Trainor, John Egan, Rich Wronski. 2nd: Mr. Tannian, Tom Rosato, John Hannaberry, Frank Storella, Chris La Conte, John Wronski, Earl Fitzpatrick, Andy Fronzak, Tim Galvin, Coach Ruggerio. 3rd: Kevin Hearn, Brian McCarthy, Leo Sullivan, Jim Davis, Mark Laben, Jim McNeill, Dave Morrison, Barry Toland, Vinnie Ferri, Chris Lanni, Arthur Puopolo, Bob Anzoni, Charlie Hugo, Steve Zizza, Don Jarvis. 4th: Matt Overlan, Tim Gleason, James Mangen, Jim Karos, Frank Capone, Sean Randall, Mike O’Brien, Marc Rabideau. Indoor Track The 1982-83 Indoor Track Team ex¬ perienced one of its most successful seasons ever. Led by Coaches Bro. Myles McManus, Lou Riggerio, and Joe Tannian. The team came within one meet of taking the league championship. Despite several key injuries, the team never let down. Tri- Captains Ron Boudreau, Mike Keegan, and Mike Fronczak helped lead the team in the 300, 2 mile, and 600 respectively. Jim Flan- nagan was a major contributor in the mile as was Kevin Hearn. Freshman Marc Rabideau was a pleasant surprise in the 2 mile. John Kirwan and Tim Trainer with the help of Tim Galvin led the Lancers in the fifty yard dash and in the hurdles. M.C.’s strongest event was the shot put team which was placed 4th in the state relays. The team consisted of Steve Zizza, Tony Natola, and Andy Fronc¬ zak. The quartet of Flannigan, Keegan, Hearn, and Fronczack broke the school record in the 2 mile relay while placing 5th in the state. M.C. had several runners qualify for the state championship meet, and with the upcoming underclassmen, M.C. track has a bright future. Rich Wronski on the inside track Yes, I can defy gravity! Swimming The M.C. Swim Team finished a 6-8 this season in a strong Catholic Conference. Under the leadership of Coach Brother Dan Cremin, Assistant Coach Bro. Fred Eid, and Captain Bill Coffin. There were many highlights for the team where half the members were freshmen. One varsity record was broken, and all but 2 of the freshman records were shattered. Paul Johnson set a new varsity record for diving while Pete Bon- na set a new freshman diving record. Other freshman records were broken by David Eisenhaur (200 yd. and 500 yd. freestyle) and Mike McCarron (100 yd. freestyle, backstroke and butterfly; and 200 yd. in¬ dividual medly). Most team members turned in strong individual performances at the Catholic Conference Meet. The five members of the team who qualified for the Northern Sectionals were Bill Coffin (100 yd. freestyle), Mike McCarron (100 yd. backstroke), David Eisenhaur (500 yd. freestyle), George Stodolnic (100 yd. breast-stroke) and Paul Johnson (100 yd. breast-stroke and diving). The return of the majority of the team should bring strength and depth to next years squad. WMj ■ 1 - art fit In BF I i mkff} W vi 1; v Pi I HP 1 ■ m ml fp Sip IM- . rjiAt i SStJ m 1 Bk i A®!- i A “ 111 “ i Back Row: Bro. Eid, Tom Smith, Bill Coffin, Dan Williamson, Doug Demio, Steve Smith, George Stoldolnic, Bob Cunningham, Scott Baird, Mike McCarron, Paul Johnson, Bro. Cremin. Front Row: Kevin Duffy, Ralph Delorie, Peter McAvoy, Andy Lucia, Steve Amato, Peter Bonna, Scott Martin, David Eisenhaur, Richard Cun¬ ningham, Chris Crowley. 125 Malden Catholic ... 50 Years On September 21, 1982, Malden Catholic held a Mass of Thanksgiving marking the 50th Anniversary of the school. The mass, celebrated by His Eminence Humberto Cardinal Medieros, was attended by M.C. students, faculty, administration, honored guests and alumni. Following the mass, a luncheon was held for the Cardinal and guests in the cafeteria. Father LaBrie proclaims the Gospel. His Eminence addresses the M.C. congregation. Cardinal Medieros and concelebrants pause for a brief prayer. 130 Of Excellence Students receive Communion. Mr. Mazzei, faculty, and students listen to the Cardinal. Mr. Fucillo and Ted Brown lead the congregation in song. His Eminence greets the M.C. community. Memories From Years Past Favorites ....... Sports Illustrated .. Great Gatsby . . . Officer and a Gentleman . M A S H .. . Eddie Murphy . . . . Extra-Strength Tylenol .. . MickJagger .Pat Benatar .J. Geil’s Band . . . Freeze Frame (J. Geil’s) J. Geil’s — January 1-3, 1983 ...... Tylenol Poisonings ....... Richard M. Nixon ... Larry Bird .Christine Brinkley .. Pizza .Kiss 108 FM Magazine. Book. Movie . T.V. Program .... Entertainer. New Product . . . Male Singer .... Female Singer . . . Group. Album ....... Concert . News Event . . . . Political Figure . . Sports Figure . . . . Female Sex Symbol Junk Food ...... Radio Station . . . Price List Album. Cigarettes ..... Candy Bar. Six pack of Beer . Can of Coke . . . Average New Car . Concert Ticket . . Sunday Newspaper Ouarter Pounder . Postage Stamp . . Movie Ticket . . . School Lunch . . . Unleaded Gas . . Whole Milk .... Slice of Pizza . . . March 1983 Credits Moderator Ms. Angela Lee Editors-in-chief Jon Book Larry Murray Mike Bujan Senior Editor Tom Hubbard Sports Editors Pete Williamson Pete Marino Activities Editor Dave Walsh Cover Design Alex Kim Photo Editors Ron Whelan Tony D’Alba Bob Anzuoni General Staff Ron Boudreau, Jason Cleary, David Sullivan, Pat O’Donoghue, Ron Graf, Eric McHatton, Alex Kim, Matt Angelli, Kevin McCauley, Doug Howard, Dave Marks, Andrew Scully, Chris Hoffman, Brian Heffron, Bill Coffin, John Mangini, Gerald Nastasia, Joe Harnett, Jim Cassamento, Dan Williamson, Bruce Martel. We extend our special thanks to Tom Hubbard who, with our regret, didn’t receive nearly half the credit he deserved. He donated many hours and weekends to see this yearbook through to its completion. We wish him the best of luck for the future. 135 � �