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

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Excellence In Service p very school has an obligation L to two communities: the one within it, and the larger one around it. Malden Catholic gave us the opportunity to serve both of these communities through many programs. Each year there were money, food, and clothing drives for organizations such as Oxfam America, Bridge Over Troubled Waters, and the Pine Street Inn. Trips to the Haley House soup kitchen, Red Cross blood drives, and various service programs were other efforts to bring M.C. closer to the outside world. Within the school, tutoring and numerous extracurricular activities enabled us to use our talents to help our peers and to make M.C. a better place. In our pursuit of personal excellence, M.C. taught us to help others advance as well. Excellence in service is a legitimate goal and one that was well met at Malden Catholic. This Page: Top: Jim McIntyre speaks at a Sophomore Day. Bottom: Jeff Follett leads a discussion group at Freshman Orientation. Op¬ posite Page: Top Left: Dave Morrison serves soup during Hunger Awareness Week Top Right: Bill Connell speaks at Freshman Orientation Bottom Left: Editors Chuck Coleridge and Fil Firmani of the Crystal 99 and Dave Sullivan of the Lance work on their publications Middle Right: Dave Tringale gives his assistance at a Red Cross Blood Drive. Bottom Right: Student Council President Dan Williamson. 8

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Excellence As People A s we look back at our years at Malden Catholic, our fondest memories are not of the classes, the athletic events, the service projects, or the extracurricular activities. Rather, the things that make up our best memories of M.C. are the people with whom we shared our time there. We remember our friends, our classmates, our teachers, and our coaches. We remember the administrators, staff members, and moderators — everyone who played a part in our four years at M.C. The people that we got to know at Malden Catholic made such an impact on us and our lives that we will never forget them. Hopefully, the pages of this yearbook will help us to keep the memory of these persons alive in our minds and in our hearts. 7 This Page: Top: Scott Siegel, Scott Goodreau, and Sean Bracken. Middle Left: Fred Capone. Middle Right: Coach Lang. Bottom: Brother Myles ad¬ dresses his runners. Opposite Page: Top Left: Bob Capra and Mrs. Helen Bockley. Top Right: Mrs. Barbara Goodman shows off her M.C pride Middle Left: Rick DeNoyer offers communion. Center: Bro. Dave Wiggin and Bro. Tom Mulloy make themselves available to students before school. Bottom Left The senior choir at mass. Bottom Right: Would-be anatony researchers Greg Carter and Al Romano. 10