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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1987 volume:

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He who knows and knows not that he knows is asleep. Waken him. He who knows and knows that he knows is wise. Follow him. ■w V .. 71 JLlearning is like rowing upstream; not to ad vance is to drop back. DEDICATION TO MRS. HELEN BOCKLEY This year the class of 1987 is proud to dedicate the LANCE to Mrs. Helen Bockley. In her sixteen years of service and dedication at Malden Catholic, she has been a perfect exam¬ ple of the care and concern of the M.C. faculty and staff. She has always been there for us mak¬ ing sure that our college applications go to the right place at the right time. She is truly a woman who cares for each and every student she encounters and for that we say, “THANK YOU!” 12 13 LEWIS E. ABATE “Lou” Football; Baseball; Track. ‘Fat people use more soap than skinny people!!!’ DAVID L. ABBOTT Football; Baseball; Newspaper. ‘The only limitations in life are the ones you set for yourself. ' STEPHEN ANTHONY ALMEIDA “Al” Hockey; Intramural Volleyball; In¬ tramural Basketball. ‘What’s that got to do with the price of potatoes?’ FRANK CARL AMATO “Otama” Basketball; Co-Captain, M.V.P.; In¬ tramural Basketball; Yearbook Staff; Athletic Committee; Intramural Volleyball. ’If you don’t play to win, then don’t play at all.’ ANGELO ANDREOTTOLA “Jello” Soccer, Co-Captain; Honor Roll. ‘Life is a beach at low tide. PETER PAUL ANTONUCCIO “Pete” Spanish Club-Treasurer; Italian Club; Tutoring; Open House; Walk for Hunger; Honor Roll. ’Live long and prosper.’ CHRISTOPHER BARRON Spanish Club. MICHAEL GORDON BARTON Bad News,” “Mike” National Honor Society; Publicity Com¬ mittee — Chairman; Student Council; Peer Leadership Program; Football; Wrestling; Honor Roll; Tutoring. I ' ll tell you where I’m going when I get there.” LEWIS E. ABATE STEPHEN A. ALMEIDA ANGELO R. ANDREOTTOLA DAVID L. ABBOTT FRANK C. AMATO PETER P. ANTONUCCIO JR. CHRISTOPHER BARRON MICHAEL G. BARTON STEVEN W. BATCHELDER DAVID M. BEATRICE MICHAEL BENNETT WILLIAM F. BEASLEY MARC W. BENNETT JOSEPH E. BEVERE JR. H STEVEN W. BATCHELDER “Batch” Basketball; Golf; Athletic Committee; Social Committee; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Volleyball; Assistant Athletic Trainer. ‘Let’s beat these Chumps!’ WILLIAM F. BEASLEY “Beas” Football; Cross-Country; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track. ‘Where is B.U.?’ DAVID M. BEATRICE Outdoor Track; French Club; Big Brothers ‘The most effective way to cope with change is to help create it.’ MARC WILLIAM BENNETT “Marcus” French Club; Science Club; Intramural Basketball ‘Life is a game.’ MICHAEL BENNETT J.V. Soccer; Varsity Soccer; S.A.D.D.; Ski Club; Racquetball Club; Crystal 99; In¬ tramural Sports. ‘Blow it all off!’ JOSEPH EDWARD BEVERE JR. “Chelsea Joe” Hockey; Baseball; Football; Intramural Basketball. ‘Because u deserve what every individual should enjoy regularly.’ MICHAEL JOHN BRADY Big Brother; Football; Basketball; Track; Intramurals; Athletic Committee; Stage Crew; Racquetball Club. ‘The best was yet to come.’ ANDREW F. BRENGOLA “Andy” Racquetball Club; Ski Club; National Honor Society; Intramural Hockey; In¬ tramural Volleyball; Intramural Basket¬ ball; Big Brother. “Dreaming’s fun, but in reality hard work, thought, and good parties are essential to obtain everything that life has to offer. 17 MICHAEL J. BRADY ANDREW F. BRENGOLA JEFFREY CHARLES BRESNAHAN “Brez the Bruiser” Football; Baseball; Peer Leadership Pro¬ gram; SADD; Sailing Team; Intramurals; Homeroom Rep.; Big Brothers. ‘5333739 And 52638 273762426 33 4 8455 7822333 46 5433 4 8474 62 2 42779 4663 293.’ PAUL BRIAN BRISSETTE Football; Baseball; Hockey; Track. ‘A bird in hand is better than a bird overhead.’ THOMAS C. BRUNO Football; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Music Club; Latin Club ‘Looking over my shoulder, waiting for the sun to shine, I may never be myself again, I may never see the sun rise.’ JOHN J. CAMMARATA “J.C.” Ski Club; Prom Committee; Student Council; In tram u ral Basketball, Volleyball, and Hockey; Baseball; Indoor Track. ‘In order to win you have to take a gamble.’ TIMOTHY CANNATA “Gonzo” Basketball; Assistant Athletic Trainer; In¬ tramurals; Baseball; Athletic Committee; Big Brother; Yearbook Staff. ‘When in doubt — mumble. Thanks Mom’ PETER J. CANNON Toy” Publicity Club; Yearbook. ‘George be a king. ' RONALD T. CAPONE National Honor Society; Science Club; Spanish Club; Yearbook. ‘Set your goals and go beyond them. You’ll be surprised what a little motivation can do.’ ROBERT A CASALETTO Cass” Hockey, Assistant Captain. 18 JEFFREY C. BRESNAHAN THOMAS C. BRUNO TIMOTHY CANNATA RONALD T. CAPONE PAUL B. BRISSETTE JOHN J. CAMMARATA PETER J. CANNON ROBERT A. CASALETTO LEO T. CASEY STEPHEN A. CERNIGLIA RICHARD J. CIULLA CHRISTOPHER J. CATOGGIO VINCENT P. CIAMPA JARED L. CLEARY LEO T. CASEY “Leo” Football; Track, Co-Captain; Intramurals. The more I study, the more I learn The more I learn, the more 1 know The more I know, the more I forget So why study?’ CHRISTOPHER JOHN CATOGGIO “Chris” Intramurals; Yearbook Staff; Spanish Club; Athletic Committee; Social Com¬ mittee; Publicity Committee; Prom Com¬ mittee; National Honor Society; Work Crew. ‘Take a chance while you still have the choice! Bye guys!’ STEPHEN ANTHONY CERNIGLIA Computer Club; Math Team; Intramural Volleyball. ‘mu lta agendo nihil agens’ VINCENT P. CIAMPA “Vinny” ‘A winner never quits and a quitter never wins’ RICHARD J. CIULLA Intramural Basketball; Intramural Volleyball; Oxfam Day; School Masses; Choir. ‘Big things come in small packages.’ JARED LAURENCE CLEARY National Honor Society; Pastoral Ministry; Music Ensemble; Spring Track; Indoor Track; Intramural Volleyball, Street Hockey, and Basketball. ' Life is just a party and party was meant to last.’ RUBEN D. COLON “Ben” Student Council; Drama Club; Big Brothers; Football. ‘Can you repeat the question?’ DANIEL WILLIAM CONNOLLY Prom Committee. ‘The birds are leaving the nest’ RUBEN D. COLON DANIEL W. CONNOLLY TIMOTHY JOSEPH CONNORS Spanish Club; Athletic Committee; Prom Committee; National Honor Society; Social Committee. .. So do not worry about tomorrow: tomorrow will take care of itself. Each day has trouble of its own’ — JESUS CHRIST MICHAEL JOSEPH CRONIN Ski Club, Treasurer; Spanish Club; In¬ tramural Volleyball; Prom Committee. ‘We live life on the knife’s edge, sometimes we’re very careful how we walk, but other times we do backflips.’ JOSEPH PAUL CROWLEY “Crawla” Yearbook; Prom Committee; Social Com¬ mittee; Spanish Club, Vice-President; Athletic Club; Outdoor Track; Intramurals. ‘There’s a place in life for me, and all I have to do is find it. Thanks Ma and Dad! Chrissy, C.S., A.R., G.P.’ DAVID A. CURCIO “Dave” JAMES L. DAVIS “Chilli” Football; Intramural Volleyball; In¬ tramural Basketball; Home Rm. Representative; Hockey, Captain; Baseball. ‘T-squared is your friend.’ CHRISTOPHER J. DAWLEY “Louie” Basketball, Co-Captain, Catholic Con¬ ference All-Star, Defensive Player of the Year; Assistant Athletic Trainer; Year¬ book Staff; Athletic Committee; SADD; Prom Committee; Baseball; Intramurals. ‘If they play for fun why do they keep score. ' CARMEN G. DEANGELIS “Buddy” Track and Field; Student Council, Treasurer; Choir; B.S. Committee, President. ‘School got me smarts.’ STEPHEN FRANCIS DECRESCENZO “Shark,” “The Deacon” Football. ‘Life is a game which you make the deci¬ sion of passing or failing.’ 20 TIMOTHY J. CONNORS JOSEPH P. CROWLEY JAMES L. DAVIS CARMEN G. DEANGELIS MICHAEL J. CRONIN DAVID A. CURCIO CHRISTOPHER J. DAWLEY KENNETH DIBLASI PETER DIGIOVANNI STEVEN P. DONAHUE STEPHEN S. DEFILIPPIS VINCENT DOLCIMASCOLO III FRANCIS J. DEWEY RALPH DIFONZO ARTHUR M. DELLORUSSO STEPHEN S. DEFILIPPIS “Flippa” Honor Roll. ‘Vinny loves Georgia’ ARTHUR M. DELLORUSSO “J.J.” Hockey; Ski Club; Racquetball; Intramurals. FRANCIS J. DEWEY “Woof” Spanish Club, Secretary; Prom Comm. ‘What was her name?’ KENNETH DIBLASI Soccer; Student Council, Homeroom Rep.; Ski Club; Intramurals. ‘It is when we cease to love one another, when we cease to hold one another, that the sea engulfs us, and the light goes out.’ ' I love you mom and dad; thank you’ RALPH DIFONZO Ski Club. ‘If there’s a bustle in your hedgerow, don’t be alarmed now; it’s just a spring clean for the may queen; yes there are two paths you can go by; but in the long run, there ' s still time to change the road you’re on.’ PETER DIGIOVANNI “DiGi” Hockey; Tennis; French Club; Interna¬ tional Club; Intramurals. Carl, John, Moe — ‘Roses are red, violets are blue, I like peanut butter, can you swim?’ VINCENT DOLCIMASCOLO III “Vin,” “Dolci” Ski Club; Intramurals. ‘When in doubt mumble’ STEVEN DONAHUE Soccer; Hockey. ‘To blast I use OJ ' S’ PATRICK JOSEPH DONOVAN Camera Club; Crystal 99; Lance;Math Team; Chess Club; Academic Decathlon; Intramurals; National Honor Society. ‘I will remember the friendship of my peers, more than the grades I got.’ MATTHEW MICHAEL DOUCOT Indoor Track and Field There is nothing more sad or glorious than generations changing hands.’ — JM 1985 JAMES DOWNING “ID” Football; Baseball; Student Council. ‘It is better to feel the black and blue of defeat than the yellow of cowardice. ' MICHAEL ANTHONY DRUMMEY Cross-Country; Spanish Club; Football; Ski Club; Close Up; Intramural Volleyball; Peer Leadership; Prom Committee. ‘Be all that you can be.’ BRUCE DAVID EARLE Honor Roll; Intramural Sports. ‘To have what it takes, to take what they’ve got.’ LAWRENCE EDWAIN ERICKSON “Larry” Intramural Hockey and Basketball; Sports Card Club; Honor Roll. ‘To dream is one thing, but to make a dream come true is another.’ JAMES CHRISTOPHER FALLON “Jim” Crystal 99; Publicity Committee; In¬ tramurals; Stage Crew. RICHARD K. FALLON “Rick” Soccer; Chess Club; Math Team; French Club; Racquetball; Intramurals. 22 PATRICK J. DONOVAN JAMES E. DOWNING BRUCE D. EARLE MATTHEW M. DOUCOT MICHAEL A. DRUMMEY LAWRENCE E. ERICKSON JAMES C. FALLON RICHARD K. FALLON BRENDAN J. FERRICK SEAN F. FLAHERTY MICHAEL F. FLYNN ANTHONY FINA CHRISTOPHER FLAMMIA KEVIN M. FOLLETT BRENDAN JAMES FERRICK Soccer; Basketball; Intramurals; Year¬ book; Big Brothers. ‘Believe in yourself.’ ANTHONY FINA Track and Field; Intramurals. ‘What ever you do, don ' t pucker up to get ahead in life.’ SEAN F. FLAHERTY Spanish Club. ‘People have come. People have gone. I consider myself lu cky to be in the latter group.’ CHRISTOPHER FLAMMIA “Flem” Football; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Prom; Catholic Youth Convention; Intramurals. MICHAEL F. FLYNN “Mike” Swim Team; Camera Club; Ski Club; Senior Leadership; Big Brothers; Intramurals. ‘If you have the motivation, you can achieve anything.’ KEVIN MICHAEL FOLLETT Camera; French; Science; Swim; Drama; R.T.D.; Close Up; Boys’ State. ‘Onward through the fog.’ MATTHEW FREESE “Freese” Basketball; Intramural Basketball. ‘If you don’t know the answer, stall.’ BRIAN EDWARD FROST “Frosty” Intramural Volleyball, and Basketball; Junior Retreat; Senior Citizens Olympics. ‘Life is like trying to climb a mountain of ice, you’re bound to slip.’ 23 i MATTHEW FREESE BRIAN E. FROST PATRICK FUNICIELLO Intramural Volleyball; Intramural Basket¬ ball; Intramural Hockey; Racquetball Club; Publicity Committee; Crystal 99. ‘No comment!’ SCOTT M. GALLANT Freshman Baseball; Intramural Basket¬ ball; Sports Card Collecters Club. ‘It isn ' t over until the fat lady sings.’ DENNIS B. GALVIN Galv” Football; Homeroom Rep.; Intramural Basketball; Honor Roll; Intramural Volleyball. ‘So I got this goin’ or me, which is nice. ' STEVEN W. GARTEN “Tion” Cross-Country; Indoor Track; Soccer; In¬ tramural Basketball; Intramural Volleyball; Athletic Committee; Social Committee; Honor Roll. ‘Those who say it can’t be done are usually in the way of people doing it.’ JOSEPH GENTILE Drama Club; Senior Citizen Olympics; Racquetball Club; Intramurals. ‘Sometimes you just want to sit back and relax, ’cause life just goes by and you never get a chance to get it back. ’Cause time is all. Make friends as you go down the road passing slow, but sometimes you gotta learn to let ’em go.’ “JH”’ EDWARD WALTER GOGUEN “Go-Go” Hockey; Street Hockey; Yearbook Com¬ mittee; Big Brothers; Prom Committee; Homeroom Rep.; Publicity Committee; Social Committee. ‘Here I came, now I’m gone. Left my name to carry on.’ JASON GORI “Gor-Dog” Football; Indoor Track; Baseball; Outdoor Track. ‘It’s all un and games until someone loses an eye.’ RICHARD R. GRASSO “Grass” Golf; Football; Soccer; Intramural Hockey; Indoor Track. There are but two places for an athlete to inish, first place and no place.’ 24 DENNIS B. GALVIN PATRICK FUNICIELLO JOSEPH GENTILE SCOTT M. GALLANT STEVEN W. GARTEN EDWARD W. GOGUEN JASON N. GORI RICHARD R. GRASSO TIMOTHY W. HARRINGTON STEPHEN B. HAYES JOHN C. HENAGHAN TODD C. HARRIS BENJAMIN M. HAZELL LAWRENCE F. HEWITT TIMOTHY W. HARRINGTON “Harry” Intramural Volleyball; Intramural Hockey; Intramural Basketball; Spanish Club. ‘You Can’t fall off the floor.’ TODD C. HARRIS “Todis” Academic Decathlon; Ski Club; Homeroom Rep.; Racquetball Club; Voca¬ tional Club; Intramural Basketball; In¬ tramural Volleyball; Scholarship. ‘Remember the golden rule: The person that has the gold makes the rules.’ STEPHEN B. HAYES “Purple Hayes” Cross-Country; Work Crew; Spanish Club; Crystal 99; Drama; Science Club; Close-up Program; Honor. ‘Steve Hayes call two-seven.’ BENJAMIN M. HAZELL “Ben” Skiing; Baseball; Diving, Varsity Letter + 2 pins; Racquetball; Water Polo Team, Co- Captain; Intramurals. ‘If you can’t baffle them with brilliance ... Confuse them.’ JOHN CHRISTOPHER HENAGHAN “Hena” Hockey, Varsity Letter + Varsity Pin; Street Hockey; Big Brothers; Prom Com¬ mittee; Soccer; Baseball. ‘Big things come in small packages.’ LAWRENCE FREDERICK HEWITT “Henry” Swim; French Club; Intramural Club; Big Brothers; Peer Leadership; Ski Club; In¬ tramural Volleyball. ‘May you be in Heaven a half hour before the devil knows you’re dead.’ THOMAS JOSEPH HOLMES “Holmsy” Basketball; Intramural Basketball; In¬ tramural Volleyball; Big Brother; Prom Committee; Spanish Club. ‘I say we keep play’n.’ PAUL DAVID HOPKINS “Hoppy” Football; Baseball; Basketball; Yearbook Staff; Intramurals. ‘Now the road’s grown long but the spirit’s strong and the fire within still burns — Alone I take my stand — I give you a man against the world.’ 25 THOMAS I. HOLMES PAUL D. HOPKINS SHAUN P. HUBBARD “Hub... Bird!!” Swimming, Captain; Student Council; Ski Club; Water Polo Team, Co-Captain; French Club; Religious Activities; Intramurals. ‘Live life to its fullest extent for it consists of risks, challenges, fun, and excitement and should not be considered wasted time.’ DANA S. HUBERMAN “Hubba or Hube” Baseball; Ski Club; Athletic Committee; Prom Committee; Publicity Committee; Social Committee; Open House; In¬ tramural Basketball; Intramural Volleyball; Intramural Floor Hockey. ‘Pragmatism is essential for success $$$, quixotism will get you nowhere ...’ EDWARD C. HUNT “Wicked Ed” Ski Club; Computer Club; Camera Club; National Honor Society; Open House; In¬ tramural Hockey. THE GOLDEN SHOVEL: The possibilities are endless ...’ STEVEN MARK IANNACONE “Can A Corn” Varsity Baseball; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Volleyball; Sports Card Col¬ lecting Club. THOMAS PATRICK JONES “Jonesy, Jamma J. Jr.” Football; Big Brothers; Indoor Track; Out¬ door Track; Peer Leadership; Intramurals; Pep-rally Cheerleader. ‘My first quote was censored — I don ' t care what makes an ocean wave wave and is it really fun to find out what your voice sounds like?’ KEVIN L. JULIAN Publicity Committee; Intramural Hockey; Intramural Volleyball; French Club. ‘No Comment’ DANIEL C. KEANE “Lumpy” Football; Indoor Track; Intramurals; Prom Committee; Student Council; Big Brother. The person who is last in his Medical School class is still called Doctor.’ JOHN JAMES KEENAN Football; Ski Club; Peer Leadership; Intramurals. ‘Practice makes perfect but nobody is perfect, so why practice?’ 26 SHAUN P. HUBBARD EDWARD C. HUNT THOMAS P. JONES STEVEN M. IANNACONE KEVIN L. JULIAN DANIEL C. KEANE JOHN J. KEENAN —, ■i RICHARD P. KELLEY JOSEPH P. LACEY RAYMOND L. LANE GARY J.LEGOR GARY S. KNOX JOHN A. LaFAUCI MICHAEL D. LAVA DAVID M. LUCIA RICHARD P. KELLEY “Dick” Football; Hockey; Baseball; Intramurals. ‘Whoever s aid that winning isn’t everything must have been a loser’ GARY S. KNOX “Knoxy” Hockey; Intramurals; Ski Club; Big Brother. ‘Education is learning what you didn’t even knowyou didn’t know.’ JOSEPH P. LACEY “Lace” Spanish Club; SADD; Prom Committee; Racquetball; Athletic Committee; Big Brothers; Senior Service; Religious Committee. ‘If you believe that the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, then you obviously have not driven with me.’ JOHN A LaFAUCI Hockey; S.A.D.D.; National Honor Socie¬ ty; Intramurals. ‘Don’t be concerned with tomorrow; be worried about today’ RAY L. LANE “Oga” Intramurals; Hockey; Soccer. ‘I will always remember the parties at Sean’s, the cold Friday nights at the Trench, and the rug burns on my forearms.’ MICHAEL D. LAVA “Lav” Football; Hockey; Spanish Club; Intramurals. ‘But it wasn’t my man, coach.’ GARY J. LEGOR Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; In¬ tramurals; Athletic Committee. ‘If the problem is that trouble can always find you, then there is no reason to look’ DAVID M. LUCIA Sailing Club; Indoor Track; Band (mass); Choir (mass); Intramurals. ‘I can’t change the direction of the wind, but I can always adjust my sails to reach my destination.’ 27 i GARYG. LYNCH “Lynch” Soccer; French Club; Ski Club; Intramural Volleyball and Basketball. ‘You know it, baby.’ PAUL McGUIRE “Duke” Football; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track and Field. ‘And that’s all she wrote.’ KEVIN McKENNA Intramurals; Art Club ‘If you can’t have fun you shouldn ' t do it.’ kevin McLaughlin “Maca” Football; Outdoor Track; Baseball; Intramurals. ‘Whoever s aid winning isn’t everything, must have been a loser. ' JOHN J. McNAUGHTIII “McNuggets” Peer Leadership; Intramural Basketball and Hockey; Yearbook. ‘He who laughs last is the only one who didn ' t get the joke.’ EDWARD JOHN MAGNER “Ted” Soccer; Intramural Hockey and Volleyball; French Club; International Club. ‘Someday we’ll look back on this and it will all seem funny!’ God bless us, J.R., J.E., ).R.B.F.,L.M.,OX,J.S. OMAR B. MAGNUSSON H.R. Representative; Big Brother. ‘Enjoy life. Eat what you can eat, drink what you can drink ... (and that too) ... For this is a far nobler goal than warring.’ ROBERT MACRO Ski Club; Soccer. ' If you can’t do it right, why do it at all?’ 28 GARRETT G. LYNCH KEVIN M. McKENNA PAUL J. McGUIRE kevin b. McLaughlin EDWARD J. MAGNER OMAR B. MAGNUSSON ROBERT J. MAGRO JOSEPH C. MAHONEY JOHN J. MARCHESE JR. SEAN M. MATTIE ROY A. MERENDA MARC A. MANZI BENIAMINO MARTIGNETTI JR. RALPH A. MEMMOLO MICHAEL D. MICALE JOSEPH C. MAHONEY “Joe” Big Brothers; Hockey; Intramural Street Hockey. ‘It’s better to have given it your best shot and lost, than to have not tried at all.’ MARC A. MANZI Hockey; Intramural Hockey; Big Brothers; Yearbook; Athletic Committee. ‘Life in the fast lane surely makes you lose your mind.’ JOHN JOSEPH MARCHESE JR. “Boz” and “Cheezy” Football; Outdoor Track and Field; Ski Club; Latin Club; Intramural Volleyball. ‘Pain is like a freshman, it can be beaten and controlled, but never kept from growing.’ BENIAMINO MARTIGNETTI JR. “Ben” Basketball; Soccer; Cross-Country; Intramurals. ‘Some things are better left unsaid.’ SEAN M. MATTIE Headmaster’s List; Kiwanis Award; Na¬ tional Honor Society; Tennis; Art Club; Racquetball Club; Publicity Club. ‘Be true to yourself. Nothing else matters.’ RALPH MEMMOLO Soccer; Computer Club; Racquetball Club; Science Club; Close up. ROY ANTHONY MERENDA Spanish Club; Art Club; Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, and Street Hockey. ‘Never let them know what you are thinlc- ing. Be mysterious and different, keep them guessing. That way they will never lose interest. They may not always agree, but at least they will never forget you.’ MICHAEL D. MICALE “Nikolai” Cross-Country; National Honor Society; Student Council; Spanish Club; Drama Club; Publicity Committee; Cultural Committee; Intramurals; N.C.Y.C.; Senior Olympics; Homeroom Representative. ‘Not every problem faced can be solved, but no problem can be solved until it’s faced.’ 29 ROBERT MONTANILE “B. B.” Intramurals True friendship is like sound health, the value of it is seldom known until it is lost.’ CARLOS A. MONTEJO “Los” Tennis; Football; French Club; Intramural Volleyball and Basketball. ‘In the future there will be times of hap¬ piness and sadness, times of achievement and failure. We must accept them as a way of life.’ SEANC. MOORE “The Lock Master” Football; Track; Homeroom Rep. ‘The party that almost was.’ STEVEN M. MORENCY “Steve” Football; Intramural Hockey; Volleyball; Basketball. ‘Out for my own, out to be free, One with my mind they just can’t see, No need to hear things that they say, Life’s for my own to live my own way.’ — M etallica. PETER OLSON MORRILL “Merc” Outdoor Track; Spanish Club; In¬ tramurals; Religion Committee. ‘Tyranny is a vile and ugly disease. This disease must be destroyed along with those who are infected by it.’ JASON M. MUNROE Varsity Golf; Crystal 99; Racquetball Club; Intramurals. ' You can’t have everything, where would you put it?’ PAUL R. MURPHY III “Ski” Computer Club; Ski Club; Co-op Program; Bingo Crew; Art Club; Prom Committee; Crystal 99; Drama Club; Intramural Volleyball. ' I made the law.’ JOHN-PHILIPNEAL “J. P.” Soccer ‘You don ' t lose if you’re defeated, you lose if you quit. ' 30 ROBERT MONTANILE PETER O. MORRILL PAUL R. MURPHY III STEVEN M. MORENCY i JASON M. MONROE •• JOHN-PHILIPNEAL ANDREW A. NICEWICZ JAMES J. OBEY SHAWN H. O’DAY CHARLES R. NORTHRUP GERARD L. O’BRIEN ANTHONY E. ORLANDINO ANDREW A. NICEWICZ “Mosi” To expect common sense from people pro¬ ves Jacking it in yourself.’ CHARLES R. NORTHRUP Computer Club; Spanish Club; SADD; Sports Cards Collecters Club. ‘I love work, I could sit and watch it for hours.’ JAMES J. OBEY Work Crew; Outdoor Track. ‘If you don’t pay attention you can’t get lost.’ GERARD LEO O’BRIEN “Geh” Cross-Country, Co-Captain; Indoor Track, Tri-Captain; Outdoor Track; National Honor Society; Religious Committee Chairman; Student Council; Athletic Committee. ‘All hurdlers will take a spill now and then, but only the courageous and competitive keep going.’ SHAWN H. O’DAY Soccer, Co-Captain; Track. ‘Man often becomes what he believes himself to be. If I keep on saying to myself that I cannot do a certain thing, it is possi¬ ble that I may end by really becoming in¬ capable of doing it. On the contrary, if I have the belief that I can do it, I shall sure¬ ly acquire the capacity to do it even if I may not have it at the beginning.’ ANTHONY ORLANDINO “Net” Ski Club; Art Club. ‘The future for us cannot be told; the world is a treasure and we are its gold.’ DAVID G.ORR Ski Club; Racquetball ‘Been through three cars since ’85; now it’s ’87 and I’m still alive.’ JOSEPH E. PAGLIUCA “Pags” ‘IF we are all here on this earth to help others, what are the others here for?’ 31 DAVID G. ORR JOSEPH E. PAGLIUCA STEPHEN P. PAGLIUCA Indoor Track; Honor Roll; Tennis. ‘Strive to do the best you can at whatever you do’ JEFFREY P. PALERMO “Crash” Honor Roll; Racquetball Club; Spanish Club; Athletic Trainer; Yearbook Staff; Religious Committee; Big Brother; Intramurals. ‘Do the best you can for that is all anyone can ask of you. ' STEVEN J. PATRIE “Steve” Homeroom Rep.; Chairperson of Social Comm.; Soccer Co-Captain; Baseball; Religious Retreat. ‘Throughout life there is more to endure than to enjoy.’ JOSHUA W. PERLMAN National Honor Society; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Honor Roll; Headmasters List; In¬ tramurals; Four-Year Partial Scholarship; Baseball Card Collectors Club. ‘Are we having fun yet?’ GARY P. PINKHAM “Binka” Intramurals; Computer Club; Athletic Comm.; Music Club; S.A.C. ‘I can promise the present but not the future’ MARK C. PUOPOLO “Pop’s” Stage Crew; S.A.D.D.; Peer Leadership; Camera Club; Sport Card Collectors Club; International Club; Big Brother; Senior Service; Science Club. 7 try to do my best in everything I do; that ' s why I work so hard’ ANTHONY RADZIKOWSKI “Radz” Social Comm.; Spanish Club; Athletic Club; Outdoor Track and Field; Indoor Track; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm. ‘Desire is the key to success’ HENRY A. RAPPA.JR. “Hank” Golf Team; Social Comm.; National Honor Society; Crystal 99; S.A.D.D.; Intramural Basketball. ‘Success is the best reward for hard work’ 32 m STEPHEN P. PAGLIUCA STEVEN J. PATRIE GARY P. PINKHAM JEFFREY P. PALERMO JOSHUA W. PERLMAN MARK C. PUOPOLO HENRY A. RAPPA.JR. ANTHONY RADZIKOWSKI ROBERT J. REARDON MARK L. REID RONALD J. REPPUCCI SCOTT F. RIGOLINI RICHARD A. REDDING CHRISTOPHER T. REILY JOSEPH R. RICHARD JAVIER D. RITTENBERG ROBERT J. REARDON “Bob” Yearbook, Editorial Staff, Faculty Editor; Sports Card Collectors Club, Secretary, President; Spanish Club; Big Brothers; S.A.D.D. ‘It works for me.’ RICHARD A. REDDING Intramural Basketball and Volleyball ‘It just doesn’t matter.’ MARK REID Football; Basketball; Baseball; Ski Club. ‘It is not in the stars to hold our destiny but in ourselves.’ CHRISTOPHER T. REILY “Chris” Football; Intramurals; Art Club; Racquet- ball Club; Big Brothers; Spanish Club. ‘Strive for excellence, exceed yourself, love your friend, speak truth, practice fidelity and honor your father ana mother. These principles will help you master yourself, make you strong, give you hope and put you on a path to greatness.’ — J. Weider RONALD JAMES REPPUCCI “Ripper” Soccer; Indoor Track; Basketball; School Masses; Open House; Big Brothers; Social Committee; Athletic Committee; Service Programs; Crystal 99. ‘It is nice to know that when you help so¬ meone up a hill, you are a little nearer the top yourself. Only he who can see the in¬ visible can do the impossible.’ JOSEPH R. RICHARD “Skunky” Football; Big Brother; Yearbook. ‘Use what you have to get what you need.’ SCOTT F. RIGOLINI “Rigga” President, Student Council; Junior and Sophomore Councillor; Publicity, Social, Religious, Prom and Athletic Commit¬ tees; Spanish and French Club; Yearbook; Peer Leadership; S.A.D.D.; Indoor Out¬ door Track; Soccer; Cross-Country; In¬ tramural Volleyball. ‘I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything. But still I can do something, and because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do something that I can do.’ JAVIER D. RITTENBERG “Harvey” Service Program; Close Up; Religious Committee; Freshman Hockey; In¬ tramural Hockey, Basketball, and Volleyball. ‘You can’t always be nice to people, take advantage of them sometimes.’ 33 PHILIP L. ROMANO “Phil” Music Club; National Honor Society; Publicity Committee; S.A.D.D.; Spanish Club; Art Club; Math Team; Science Club; Computer Club. ‘Heaven doesn ' t want me and Hell’s afraid I ' ll take over. ' RICHARD ANTHONY ROMANO Prep” ‘Prep 2’ TERIGI ROSSI “BozHog” Football; Intramural Volleyball; Big Brothers; Prom Committee; Senior Ser¬ vice; Baseball. ‘LONG LIVE THE ITALIANS’ JOSEPH B. RUSSO Swim Team; Crystal 99, Entertainment; Water Polo; Outward Bound, Founder; Academic Decathlon, B-Man; Big Brothers. ‘A life without risks is no life at all.’ MICHAEL F. RUSSO “Mike” International Club, Treasurer, Secretary; French Club; Academic Decathlon; Dungeons and Dragons Club; Comic Book Collectors Club, Co-Founder; Musicians; NHS, Vice-President ‘It’s not what you have; it’s in the way that you use it.’ JOHN B. RYAN “Jay- Cross-Country; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Yearbook; Student Council, Athletic Committee Chairman, NHS ‘I run therefore lam.’ STEVEN CHRISTOPHER SCHEMBRI “Chet” Track; Work crew. ' We have had a lot of good times, memories, and friends; all of which we will never forget.’ DAVID MICHAEL SCHENA JR. “Davey” Track Team, Javelin Thrower; Spanish Club; Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff. ‘If you have to do it, get to it.’ PHILIP L. ROMANO TERIGI ROSSI MICHAEL F. RUSSO RICHARD A. ROMANO JOSEPH B. RUSSO JOHN B. RYAN STEVEN C. SCHEMBRI DAVID M. SCHENA JR. KEVIN F. SHEA CARMINE V. SIMONELLI PHILIP F. SMITH STEVEN R. SHERMAN MICHAEL B. SLATTERY JR. THOMAS L. SMOLINSKY KEVIN FRANCIS SHEA “Shealude” or “Ricca” Music Club; Hockey; Baseball; Athletic Committee; Publicity Committee; Homeroom Rep.; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, and Hockey. ‘When all else fails, read the directions! see Ya!’ STEVEN ROBERT SHERMAN “Sherm” Academic Decathlon; Math Team; In¬ tramural Basketball, and Volleyball; Na¬ tional Honor Society. ‘Happiness is the constant balance bet¬ ween partying and giving a damn.’ CARMINE V. SIMONELLI “Simo” Football; Big Brother; Intramural Hockey and Volleyball; Outdoor Track; Assistant Homeroom Rep. ‘Pursuing and achieving a goal make life worthwhile.’ MICHAEL B. SLATTERY JR. “Slatts” Cross-Country; Student Council; Newspaper, Editor; Academic Decathlon; Camera Club; Indoor Outdoor Track; Yearbook; Religious Committee; NHS, Secretary Treasurer. ‘God prefers common- looking people. That’s why he made so many of them.’ — A. LINCOLN PHILIP F. SMITH “Smitty” Basketball; Spanish Club; Intramurals. ‘It’s been real and it’s been fun, but it hasn’t been real fun.’ THOMAS L. SMOLINSKY “Smo” Peer Leadership; Musicians Club; Intramurals. ‘Go down jammin! ' M. JOSEPH SOSCIA Football; Intramurals; Track. ‘Let’s Party!’ CHRISTOPHER E. SPURR “Spurlude” Big Brother; Intramurals; Athletic Com¬ mittee; Detention Committee; 2:05 Club; Member of ANTHRAX, Intramural Champions. ‘If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn’t, hunt it down and KILL IT!! ' 35 MANLIO J. SOSCIA CHRISTOPHER E. SPURR BRIAN DAVID SULLIVAN “Sully” Ski Club; Big Brother; H.R. Represen¬ tative; Intramurals. “The only problem was we got caught. KEVIN THOMAS SULLIVAN Sully” Football; H.R. Representative; Prom Com¬ mittee; Ski Club; Indoor Track; Freshman Hockey; Outdoor Track; Big Brother. ‘I’m speechless.’ PAUL D. SULLIVAN “Sully” Hockey, Assistant Captain; Ski Club; Senior Leader; Big Brother; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Volleyball; In¬ tramural Hockey. ‘A quitter never wins and a winner never quits. ' JAY PATRICK SYMONDS Football, Co-Captain; Basketball; Baseball; Big Brother; Intramural Volleyball. ‘Shall I eat a peach?’ DAVID A. TENAGLIA Soccer. ‘A see-through blouse is like an eclipse, you know it’s there, but you r’re not sup¬ posed to look.’ RICHARD S. THOMPSON Swim Team; Water Polo; Racquetball Club; Ski Club. ‘Never try to teach a pig to sing. It wastes your time and annoys the pig.’ PHUONG VAN TRAN “Ba Tai” French Club; Crystal 99; Publicity Com¬ mittee; Soccer, Assistant Coach. ‘It takes life to love life.’ MICHAEL LOUIS TRENT Miami” Football; Track; Crystal 99. ‘Remember that as the infidelities in your ears shout and the arms of society try to restrain you, do not let yourself be defeated.’ 36 BRIAN D. SULLIVAN KEVIN T. SULLIVAN DAVID TENAGLIA RICHARD THOMPSON PHUONG V. TRAN MICHAEL L. TRENT FRANK A. VANGORDER III GABRIELE A. VINCENZO BRIAN M. WALSH JOHN VIARELLA JOSEPH L. VOLPICELLI THOMAS S. WARDAN FRANK A. VAN GORDER III “Kiki” Spanish Club; Prom Committee, Chair¬ man; Religious Activities Committee; Publicity Committee; Big Brother; Senior Service; Yearbook, LANCE. ‘Does anyone want to form a polygon?’ JOHN VIARELLA ‘I can’t is just an excuse for I won’t.’ GABRIELE ALEXANDER VINCENZO “Gabe” Soccer; French Club; Ski Club; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Volleyball; In¬ tramural Hockey. The whole of life is futile unless you see it as a sporting proposition.’ JOSEPH LOUIS VOLPICELLI “Volpa” Ski Club; Intramural Basketball; In¬ tramural Volleyball. ‘Accept everything that is given to you and fight for those things that are not.’ BRIAN MICHEAL WALSH “BMW” Homeroom Representative; Comic Book Collectors Club, Co-President; Musicians’ Club, President; N.H.S.; Role Playing Club. ‘We sometimes see a window, a glimpse of what is beyond.’ THOMAS WARDAN Big Brother: French Club; Publicity Com¬ mittee; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Hockey. ‘A bird in hand is better than one overhead.’ DONALD P. WATSON Racquetball Club; Spanish Club; National Honor Society; Big Brother; Peer Leadership. ‘Malden Catholic is full of knowledge. The freshmen bring a little in and the seniors take none away and knowledge accumulates.’ JAMES C. WELCH “Jim” J.V. Soccer, Captain; Varsity Soccer, Cap¬ tain; Indoor Track; “Lance” Staff; French Club; M.C. Service Program; Student Council, Secretary; Freshman Baseball; Outdoor Track. ‘True happiness springs from moderation. Choad rules, J.H.’ 37 DONALD P. WATSON JAMES C. WELCH RAYMOND JOSEPH WHELAN “Ray” Camera Club, President; Lance, Editor; Spanish Club; Social Club; Athletic Committee; Swimming; Prom Committee; Intramurals. The probability of someone watching you is directly proportional to the stupidity of your action. ' ALEX WHITE “OXX” Soccer; French Club; Math Team; In¬ tramurals: Volleyball, Hockey, Basket¬ ball; Chess Team. ‘If it feels good, do it (unless punishable by a sentence of more than 30 days and or a fine of $500).’ DANIEL WHITE “Whitey” Track a nd Field; Intramural Basket¬ ball; Peer Leadership; National Honor Society; Publicity Committee; Art Club; Science Club. ‘Today was tomorrow yesterday.’ JAMES A. WRIGHT “Jimi” Musician Club, Vice President; Promi¬ nent Boston Musician. ‘And in the end, the love you take, is equal to the love you make.’ STEPHAN JAMES WRONSKI “Wronsk” Cross-Country; Indoor Outdoor Track; “Lance,” Editor-In-Chief Staff, Co-Senior Editor Underclassmen Editor; French Club, Representative; Religious Committee; Prom Commit¬ tee; Choir (mass); Intramural Volleyball; Big Brothers; NHS, President. ‘It is easier to go down a hill than up, but the view is from the top.’ 38 RAYMOND J. WHELAN DANIEL J. WHITE ALEXANDER WHITE JAMES A. WRIGHT STEPHAN J. WRONSKI FAVORITES Book. England in Literature Magazine. Playboy Movie. Platoon TV Program.A If Album. Licensed to Ill Song. Party Train Group.U2 Radio Station...KISS 108 FM News Event.Libya Entertainer.Vanna White Comic Strip.Bloom County Sports Team.Boston Celtics PRICE LIST Megabucks ticket. . $ 1.00 Album. . $ 7.99 Movie Ticket. . $ 5.00 Candy Bar. . $ .45 Unleaded Gas... .. .$ .78 Slice of pizza. .$ .85 Can of Coke. .$ .50 Concert Ticket. .$ 20.50 Tuition. .$2020.00 QUESTION OF THE YEAR Less Filling - ¥ Tastes Great X £. v ' ximnr y ’ lf ? 9 ,V «y (X J d AJUt PatU yjMr i 41 s 42 Mark Abbott Jeffrey Allen Kevin Amico Andrew Amigo David Ammer John Antonangeli Jamie Appel Paul Beaulieu Nicholas Belloffatto Christopher Bennett Christopher Bergen Michael Bluestein Mark Borghetti Joseph Bosio William Brady David Brissette David Brown Derek Brown Roderick Burrow Michael Cafasso Neil Callahan JUNIORS Michael Campbell Edward Camplese Michael Capone Sean Carmichael William Carnes Brian Carroll Michael Casaletto Donald Castricone Andrew Chen John Chivers Thomas Ciulla Daniel Clark Patrick Collins Derek Connolly Lawrence Connors Garry Conrad Rick Costa Richard Crognale Patrick Curran James D’Amico Nick D’Angelo 44 Robert Davidson Michael Dean Christopher Deegan Joseph DeMarco Donald DeMayo Mark DeSimone Brian Devine D. Scott DiGiacomo Antonio DiMarco Kevin Dolan Kevin Donovan Stephen Doran Paul Downing Cory Draper Kevin Duggan David Duragano Christopher Eldridge George Estano Duilio Fabbo Robert Fallon John Famiglietti Class of 1988 Mark Federico Wayne Federico Mark Filamond Andrew Filippone Scott Fleischer Anthony Floramo Anthony Fordone John Gaeta John Gallagher Paul Gallagher Anthony Gesamondo Sean Gibbons Stephen Gibelli Jeffrey Gikas Scott Giordano Robert Giovino Sean Grant Frederick Grover Sean Gusmini Daniel Hallissy Terence Hartigan 45 Edward Higgins Shawn Hogan Thomas Hogan Derek Howe Eric Imperato Eugene Irwin Garfield Jones Matthew Jones Jay Kamins Glen Keenan Michael Keenan William Kelly Michael Kenney Joseph Keough Wayne Knupp Christian Kotulak Olivier Kozlowski William Krasco Joseph LaFratta Jason Langley Charles Larosa JUNIORS Michael Lavin Michael Leahy Michael Leeman Brandon Lennon Jeffrey Liston John Locke Robert Lombardo Mark Longo Michael Lorusso Robert Lucas Charles Luongo Er ic MacCuish Walter Maganzini Michael Manfra Robert Mangini Anthony Manupelli Gregory Marino Alessandro Martignetti Michael Martone Michael McDonald Richard McGovern 4ti James McLaughlin Michael McLean Robert McNaught Matthew Melillo Stephen Meriano Christopher Molinari John Montalbano Scott Montminy Joseph Morgan Thomas Morley Christian Murphy Joseph Nickerson William O’Brien Jeffrey O’Connor James O’Donnell Shawn O’Donnell James O’Neill John Pagliuca Eric Pariseau Eric Parziale Glen Pascale Class of 1988 Andrew Patti John Pellegrino Derek Perretti Michael Pinette John Pippy Thomas Quigley Domenic Rando Christopher Rapacioli Kevin Rappa Jeremiah Reardon Michael Reilly John Roberts Thomas Robertson Michael Romano Charles Ronchetti Christopher Rosato Philip Rotondo Todd Ruggiero Andrew Sarno Ronald Savage Rocco Scab 47 Timothy Scanlan Peter Scapicchio Richard Scarpaci John Schifano Robert Shea Patrick Skerry Matthew Stodolnic Lawrence Storace Joseph Sullivan Michael Sullivan James Sweeney Jeffrey Taylor Michael Thomas Robert Toomey Scott Treacy Kevin Treanor Christopher Turner Alexander Vantarakis Albert Varga Andrew Verdi Peter Vousboukis JUNIORS John Walkey Michael Walsh Scott Webster Kevin Wesley Peter White Derek Wilson W. Jaime Winter Robert Wolske Lawrence Wong 48 4 I Robert Accomando Vincent Aiello John Allspaw Michael Aloise Timothy Ammer Eric Anderson Corey Appel Edward Arsenault Jeremiah Bailey Leo Barrett Richard Bartolo James Bonsignore Brendan Bowen William Boyle Alan Bransfield Stephen Buckley Eric Butze Edward Canzano John Cardarelli John Carlan Thomas Carlton SOPHOMORES Class of 1989 Robert Carmichael Frank Cavaliero Brian Churchill Eric Coakley Christopher Collins Scott Conley Michael Connell Gerard Connors Keith Cox Christopher Cullen William Cullen William Cunningham Mark Curran Sean Daley Jonathan Dennehy Matthew Desmond Steven Devine Anthony DiFilippo Michael DiMaro Anthony DiMeo David Dion 49 Richard DiPerri Alan DiTomaso Jeffrey Donahue Anthony Donato Steven Donovan Stephen Dooley Dennis Doucet Daniel Doucot Lynn Downie Christopher Doyle Stephen Dunn Scott Durfee Paul Dwyer Christopher Ebert Gerald Falasca Peter Falco Kevin Faller Michael Fallon David Ferguson Dante Fiorenza Keith Fitzgerald SOPHOMORES Sean Fitzpatrick Anthony Florindi Kenneth Flynn Daniel Foley Michael Foley Mark Folio Michael Frechette Philip Caffey Arthur Giannetti Anthony Giglio John Glennon Kevin Goulding William Hanifan Brad Harrington David Hellender James Hickey John Hoadley John Horne John Houlihan John Howland Frederick Hughes 50 i Arthur lannessa Frank Ippolito John Jachrimo Shawn Jenkins Daniel Johnson Paul Jordan Patrick Joyce Jeffrey Kendall John Keough Joseph Kulpa Sam Kwong Derek Labrecque Jean-Marc Laverdure Robert Lawler Eric Leete Christopher Leo Eric Liederman Michael Lilly Matthew Lowery Kevin Lucia Ronald MacDonald Class of 1989 Paul Mallett Timothy Malloy Michael Marchese Christopher Marinelli Joseph Martignetti Christopher Masucci Brent Matheson Marc Mattuchio James McGaffigan Daniel McGonagle Daniel McGrath Thomas McKenna Jason Merchant Marc Mercier Michael Mini Richard Mitrano Michael Mondello James Moysey Taj Myhal Derek Nuzzo John O’Donnell 51 Sean O’Driscoll Daniel O’Leary Adam O’Neill James O’Neill Dennis O’Reilly Michael Pantano Mark Pappo Robert Pellecchia Michael Pelletier Gregory Peracchi John Perella Matthew Pescatore James Piazza Michael Polcaro William Potter Michael Previti Anthony Primo Charles Puopolo Terrence Quinn Joseph Radzikowski John Ragosa SOPHOMORES fT I f o l 4 ii i 4, ' % .-iT - w James Randazza Vincent Rando Stephen Raneri Brett Reily Tony Ricupero Patrick Robblee Joseph Rooney Gregory Rotondi Sandro Russo Joseph Sabella David Saia Salvatore Salamone Salvatore Salvati Mark Scaparotti Philip Scibelli Scott Sears Brett Sharp Christopher Shea Robert Shediac Joseph Sheehan Robert Slocum 52 Michael Smith John Smolinsky Lee Stogsdill Michael Sullivan Neil Sullivan David Swanson Mark Sweeney Keith Tarquinio Kevin Tkachuk Jeffrey Turco Thomas Twomey Michael Ververis Louis Volpicelli Stephen Walsh Thomas Walsh Michael Watson Richard Whelan Christopher Ziniti SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Michael Abate Michael Abramo Richard Abramo Stephen Amero Anthony Attachi Louis Auciello Christopher Auger Charles Baglio Mauricio Barraza Timothy Barry Christopher Beaulieu Richard Belliveau Kenneth Bennett Michael Bernard Sean Braud David Brown James Brown Keith Browne Michael Bruno Jason Bryan Jason Burke 53 Frank Campea Mark Cardillo Gerardo Carpentieri Nolan Carr Marc Carregal Brian Castle Carmine Cavaliero Kevin Charbonier Neal Chen Jon Chiavelli Derek Christensen Thomas Claire Brian Clark Frank Colonna Richard Correale Derek Craig Jeffery Cronin John Crowley Shawn Cunniff John Curran Benedict D’Agostino FRESHMEN John Darling James Davis Brian Dean Michael Dellorusso John DeMarco William Desmond Brian Dimond Sean Doherty Mark Donahue Timothy Donovan Shawn Dooley Brian Dorgan Thomas Doucette Stephen Drysdale Sean Dunn Brian Dwyer Todd Ebert John Farrell Joseph Ferraro William Fiore John Fitzpatrick 54 Bryan Foley Patrick Foley Mario Freni Stephen Fugazzotto Nilesh Gandhi Brian Gaskill Marc Gigante Raymond Giovino Jonathan Goldstein Christopher Golini Crisostomo Gouveia Christopher Green Steven Grew Gregory Hamilton Jason Hamilton Kenneth Harney Bradford Howard Sean Hubacz Michael Huddy Kenneth Hurley Paul Johnson w —, pi - t y 9 K Class of 1990 Christopher Jones David Joyce Sean Kelleher Brian Kelley David Kelley Sean Kelley Thomas Kelly Edward Kenny Christopher Kingston Brian Knupp Michael Krasco Philip Lauriate John Leary Robert Lewis Eric Lindstrom Joel Liston Michael Littlewood David Lograsso Michael Loomis Elio Lorusso Stephen Lowney 55 i Thomas Lucey Jason Lucia Jeffrey Lyons Paul MacDonald John Maggiacomo Michael Malizia Michael Malloy Christopher Manley Anthony Marsinelli Filippo Mastrocola Shawn McCarron Michael McCarthy Neil McCole David McGlynn James McKenna Michael McLucas Michael McQuilkin William Mertz Brian Miller Michael Montecalvo Mark Monteith FRESHMEN Class of 1990 Timothy Morello Michael Morency Stephen Moscaritolo Robert Mottola James Mouradian Jeffrey Munafo Douglas Murphy Due Nguyen Kevin O’Connell Eric O’Leary Erik O’Leary Vincent Paci John Pagliuca David Pappalardo David Parziale Daniel Passacantilli Brian Peddle Michael Pellegrino Mark Pesce Anthony Pisani Brian Pitts 56 Charles Puleo Kevin Rancourt Todd Reeves Anthony Ricardo Thomas Rimini Frank Rizza Joseph Romano Dana Rosenblatt Anthony Rossi Todd Rotondo Phillip Ruotolo Daniel Ryan Robert Salerno Steven Salsman Jeffrey Saunders Brian Schembri Christian Schena Frank Schifano Daniel Shea John Skerry Wayne Smith Jason Sordillo John Spencer Sean Stanco Eugene Sticco Kevin Sullivan Michael Tassinari Melvin Tauzier Eric Tempesta Michael Theriault Keith Tkachuk Brian Trainor Jon Turco Michael Tusa Joel Venezia Robert Ventola Eric Viliott Michael Waden Brian Wallace Mark Wallace Kevin Walsh Eric Webb Jared Whelan Chad White Christopher Willis Jeffrey Wilson Steven Wisniewski Michael Wolusky Jason Wooten 57 58 59 BROTHER ROBERT J. SULLIVAN, CFX Headmaster BROTHER JAMES FIELD, CFX Dean of Studies, English BROTHER THOMAS PUCCIO, CFX Dean of Students, English The Malden Catholic Associates BROTHER EDWARD G. BOZZO, CFX Dean of Records Admissions, Latin 60 MR. MARTIN AMMER Guidance Director Academic Decathlon, Quiz Team 8 years MR. THOMAS ARRIA Social Studies Department Chairperson Assistant Athletic Director, Close- up, Freshman Baseball 13 years MR. NEIL BELLIVEAU Maintenance 1st year MR. JOHN W. BILLINGS Social Studies Crystal 99 3 years MR. KEVIN BLEIER Biology Anatomy, Physiology Bookstore, Drama Club 3 years MRS. HELEN BOCKLEY Guidance — Administrative Assistant 16 years MRS. MAUREEN BOYLE Alumni and Development 1st year MS. SUSAN BRINTON Spanish Spanish Club 1st year BRO. JOSEPH J. BRITT, CFX History Ski Club, Camera Club 14 years 61 MR. ROBERT BUCCHINO Mathematics Student Council, Prom Committee, Big Brothers, Faculty Advisory Board 4 years BRO. JORDAN BUCKLEY, CFX Maintenance MRS. COLLEEN N. CAMPION French French Club, Drama Club 2 years MS. MARY CARCERANO Mathematics 4 years BRO. JOHN CARPENTER, CFX Treasurer’s Office MR. JOHN CARROLL English National Honor Society 22 years V A MR. JAMES CHEVERIE Chemistry 4 years MR. MATTHEW J. CONNELLY Purchasing Agent, Beano Director MRS. NANCY COOK Mathematics Tennis Coach 3 years 62 BRO. DANIEL T. CREMIN, CFX Physical Education Assistant Cross-Country Coach, Swim Team Coach, Intramural Hockey 12 years MR. TIMOTHY CREMIN Mathematics, Computer Programming 6 years _ - _ SR. MAUREEN CROAK, OP Religion 1st year MR. MICHAEL R. DEMPSEY Alumni and Development 2 years MR. JAMES DIZIO Social Studies Table Hockey Club 1st year BRO. MATTHIAS DOHERTY, CFX Librarian 6 years BRO. LAWRENCE C. DUNN, CFX Guidance 12 years BRO. FREDERICK EID, CFX Mathematics, Computer JV Soccer, Swim Team Assistant, Math Team, Yearbook 10 years MR. IRVING FEINBERG Custodian MR. FRANCIS R. HALAS Chemistry, Science Department Chairperson Science Club 14 Years MR. BARRY HALEY Physical Education, Health Athletic Trainer, Golf Coach, Sailing Team, Intramural Volleyball 11 years MR. LAWRENCE F. HOHL Biology, Environmental Science 5 years MR. WILLIAM M. FLYNN Physical Science Varsity Football, JV Baseball, Yearbook 3 years BRO. JOSEPH GLEBAS, CFX Religion Department Chairperson Pastoral Ministry 2 years MS. PATRICIA GRONDIN Religion, Pastoral Ministry 3 years MR. DANIEL HUGHES English 4 years MR. WILLIAM HUGHES Plant Engineer 1st year MRS. JUDITH IMONDI Mathematics 2 years 64 MS. CHRISTINA JOHNSON Spanish, Language Department Chairperson Student Council 10 years MR. ALAN KAUFMAN Physics Academic Decathlon, Science Club 9 years BRO. KEVIN KENNEY, CFX Guidance 17 years BRO. FREDERICK KINSMAN, CFX Maintenance 2 years MR. JOSEPH LANG Guidance Head Coach Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball 12 years MS. ANGELA LEE English 6 years MR. ANTHONY McDOWELL Mathematics 1st year MS. MARTHA McGUANE English Drama Club, Chess Club 3 years MR. RALPH McGUIRE, JR. Spanish Spanish Club, Musicians Club 2 years 65 BRO. MYLES P. McMANUS, CFX Religion. Math Cross-Country, Track and Field, Head Coach 22 years MR. DANIEL McNEIL Latin 1st year MR. CHARLES McQUILLEN Mechanical Drawing, Art 1st year MR. JAMES MARKEY English Department Chairperson 11 years BRO. JEAN MEANEY, CFX Assistant Librarian 7 years MR. WILLIAM MURPHY Social Studies 1st year BRO. D. STEPHEN O’DONNELL, CFX Social Studies Athletic Director 7 years 6 MRS. KATHLEEN O’LEARY English, Reading SADD, Peer Leadership 4 years MR. JOHN PIANTEDOSI Religion, Pastoral Ministry MC Service Program, Racquetball Club 4 years 66 MS. BARBARA A. ROBERTS French 6 years MS. ILEANA RUSSO Mathematics Department Chairperson 7 years MRS. BERNICE SARNIE Treasurer’s Office Secretary l| MR. DOUGLAS SEARS English 8 years MR. KEVIN SHAW Accounting, Computer Use 1st year MR. FRANK SILVA Maintenance 1st year MRS. MARION STEEVES School Office Secretary MR. MARK TARMEY Accounting, Computer Use 1st year V MRS. JANE VOZELLA Treasurer 14 years 67 REV. MARTIN WALSH, JR. Chaplain 3 years MR. CECIL MCINTYRE Plant Engineer 19 years BRO. PHILIP WHITE, CFX Typing Applied Arts Chairperson 17 years MS. PATRICIA SULLIVAN Development and Alumni Affairs 1st year CAFETERIA STAFF (1-r) MRS. SHIRLEY GIORDANO, MRS. PATRICIA VERONELLI, MR. NICK DELL’ARCIPRETE, MR S. CATHERINE MAHER, MRS. KATHERINE SOLARI SCHOOL NURSES (1-r) MRS. PRISCiLLA LUCIA, MRS. MARGARET O’BRIEN, MRS. ROSALIE SULLIVAN, MRS. ELAINE FIORENZA, BRO. SULLIVAN, MRS. KATHLEEN McKENNA 68 THANK YOU AND FAREWELL Ms. Penelope Austin Mrs. Rita Brander Bro. David Cichon, CFX Mr. David D’Allesandrini Mrs. Claudia D’Amore Mr. Thomas Foley Sr. Joanne Gallagher Mrs. Barbara Goodman Mr. Brian Hickey Fr. Robert LaBrie Mrs. Janet Leuci Bro. William Lyons, CFX Bro. Kevin McLean, CFX Mr. David Medvitz Mrs. Alfonsina Minchella Bro. Thomas Mulloy, CFX Mr. James O’Keefe Bro. Jeremiah O’Leary, CFX Ms. Rosemary Purtell Ms. Hannah Ray Mrs. Lisa Sherr Bro. Joseph Smithers, CFX (RIP) Mr. Charles Stevenson Bro. Francis Spillane, CFX Bro. John Sullivan, CFX Ms. Elizabeth Tarpey Bro. David Wiggin, CFX A VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1986-87 Malden Catholic team had a strong year at 7-3. Coming into the year they were touted as being ex¬ plosive on offense, but the defense was a question mark. By the time coach Joe Lang and his players board¬ ed the ferry leaving Thompson’s Island everyone felt the questions were answered. The Lancers proved their ability by beating perennial powerhouse Plymouth-Carver 31-28. The next opponent, Catholic Memorial, again felt the wrath of MC’s offense and defense. This put MC at 2-0. By now the team was on an emo¬ tional high. They came out pumped and dominated a young Don Bosco team 19-0 in a game marred by torren¬ tial downpours. Next on the agenda of victims was St. John’s of Shrewsbury who always seems to play MC tough. The long trek to Shrewsbury didn’t hamper the MC passing attack which again led MC to victory, 19-12. The stats of the Lancers were begin¬ ning to swell. Jim Davis was showing he was one of the top quarterbacks in the state. Jay Symonds was having a banner year as wide receiver. Jay was perfectly complemented on the other end by Jason Gori. MC’s running game was being carried by the powerful up- the-middle running of Kevin McLaughlin. Next, another central Mass, foe, Wachusett Regional High, came into MacDonald stadium and left with the same outcome of all MC’s foes to date. Thoughts of Super Bowl started entering the back of the MC minds. However, Willie Hicks and the Concord-Carlisle Patriots stood in their path. Practice that week was all business. Coach Lang and his assistants had the team primed and ready. The Lancers walked into Con¬ cord and won a closely fought game, 34-28. The players worked extremely hard for that win and were left emo¬ tionally drained. This, combined with Tewksbury’s perfect execution, led to MC’s first defeat at the hands of the Tewksbury Redmen. The Lancers at 6-1 were in perfect position for post-season play, entering three straight Catholic Conference games. The Lancers rebounded from their first loss and beat a tough B.C.high team, 20-15. The Lancers were 7-1 with St. John’s Prep next on the schedule. Injuries and some bad luck cost MC and resulted in a bitter defeat to the boys from Danvers. Malden Catholic was now psyched for the Thanksgiving classic. The team played courageously but came out at the wrong end. The team practiced long and hard and gave its fans lots of joy. This team will always be remembered as winners. 72 LANCERS THRILL THE THRONGS I (Kneeling 1. to r.) J. Gikas, D. Swanson, M. Marchese, A. Ricupero, J. Radzikowski, T. Floramo,). Nickerson, C. J. Murphy, T. Robert¬ son, T. Ammer, P. Joyce, E. Leete, S. Jenkins, P. Curran, S. DiGiacomo, D. Perretti. (Standing 1. to r.) K. Sullivan, R. Grasso, L. Fabbo, D. Saia, L. Barrett, B. Lucas, J. Kulpa, P. Vousboukis, D. Ammer, J. Sabella, J. Turco, J. Pippy, M. Jones. J. Bosio, J. McLaughlin, T. Scanlan, M. Mellilo, D. Demayo, D. McGonagle, M. Lilly, C. Collins, F. Cavaliero, B. Brady, E. Irwin, C. Bergen, G. Keenan. (Stairs 1. to r.) S. DeCrescenzo, C. Simonelli, L. Casey, R. Kelley, J. Gori, T. Rossi, M. Lava, C. Flammia, J. Marchese (Tri-Capt.J, K. McLaughlin (Tri-Capt.J, J. Downing (Tri-Capt.J, P. McGuire, P. Hopkins, P. Brissette, J. Symonds, J. Richard, J. Bresnahan, J. Davis, J, Soscia. M.C. FOOTBALL —1986 MC WS : ' OPP. 31 Plymouth-Carver 28 32 at Catholic Memorial 12 19 Don Bosco W 0 19 at St. John’s (S) 12 34 Wachusetts Regional 7 34 at Concord-Carlisle 28 13 Tewksbury 33 20 at Boston College H.S. 15 20 St. John’s Prep 21 6 at Xaverian 39 A i HONORS Catholic Conference All-Stars Jim Davis Jim Downing Kevin McLaughlin Jay Symonds Boston Globe All-Scholast : Jay Symonds Boston Herald All-Scholastic Jay Symonds m :% A A MC BOOTERS BATTLE BRAVELY This year’s M.C. soccer team was led by Coach Steve O’Neill and Captains Steve Patrie and Jim Welch. The team had a disappointing record of 4-12-2, which is misleading because many games were decided by one goal. In the beginning of the season, M.C. got off to a good start with two wins against Chelsea from the G.B.L. It looked as if M.C. would have a winning season, but Catholic Conference play was extreme¬ ly competitive. M.C. won only one Conference game against Catholic Memorial, 3-1; but many games could have gone either way. The best game of the year was a 3-1 loss to St.John’s Prep, in which M.C. held the lead through most of the game. Great defense and great goal keeping by Bob Shea kept M.C. in the game. Two players on the team, Kevin Goulding and Sean Gib¬ bons, were chosen for the Catholic Conference All-Star team. These two players, who will return next year, controll¬ ed M.C.’s offense from the midfield. VARSITY SOCCER 1986 VARSITY SOCCER TEAM (Standing 1. to r.) Coach S. O ' Neill. M. Mini, D. Tenaglia, S. Gibbons, P. White, S. Patrie, D. Dion K. Goulding A. DiTomaso, M. Leeman, G. Vincenzo, M. Bennett, G. Lynch. E. Imperato, T. Magner, S. Donahue, J. Welch, (Kneeling) Shea, R. Reppucci 76 A CROSS-COUNTRY TRACK CROSS COUNTRY MAKES GREAT STRIDES This year’s team posted a 1-4 record in the Catholic Con¬ ference, the victory being over Don Bosco at home. A season¬ opening victory over Bedford brought the final record to 2-4. It was MC’s first win in six years of the rivalry. In a post¬ season quad-meet dubbed the First Annual Brother Myles In¬ vitational, the MC harriers defeated Arlington Catholic, Malden, and GBL champs Medford. Seniors Jay Ryan, Gerry O’Brien (co-captains), and Mike Slattery, juniors John Locke and Dave Brown, and sophomores Jerry Bailey, Tim Malloy, and Mike Frechette all held positions in the top seven at some point. The rest of the varsity squad included Steve Wronski, Scott Rigolini, Ben Martignetti, and Mike Dean. The future looks promising with six returning varsity runners. Even the veteran runners experienced something new this season in the post-season meets. In the previous years Malden Catholic had been in Division II because of its size. This year, however, MC made the Division I cutoff. This didn’t stop the team from grab¬ bing some hardware. Medal winners included Jay Ryan, John Locke, Jerry Bailey, Tim Malloy and Mike Frechette. CROSS-COUNTRY 1986 (Standing, 1. to r.) S. Wronski. Coach Bro. Cremin, F. Dewey, S. Gibeili, B. Martignetti, B. Lennon. A. OiMarco, M. Sullivan, G. O’Brien, M, Dean, M. Slattery, J. Schifano, D. Brown, J. Locke, J. Ryan, Coach Bro, Myles McManus, S. Rigolini. (Kneeling. 1. to r.) P. Dwyer. M. Frechette, T. Malloy, J. Bailey. Jim Hickey. (Seated, 1. to r.) K. Harney, F. Schifano, Joe Hickey, J. Burke, J, Darling. 78 79 VARSITY BASKETBALL LANCERS SWEEP PREP The 1986-87 version of the Malden Catholic basketball team was one of disappoint¬ ment. A team in which eight players were returning, the Lancers could only manage a 5-12 season under third-year coach Dennis McHugh. Leading the Lancers were senior co-captains Frank Amato and Chris Dawley. Other seniors included Gary Legor, Steve Batchelder, Tim Cannata, Tom Holmes, and Phil Smith. McHugh looked to the seniors to lead the team in their battles in the tough Catholic Conference. The year started off on a down note. Back-to-back losses to Concord-Carlisle and Malden gave the Lancers their worst start in three years. The third game of the season was a different story though. Losing by 6 with 30 seconds to go, MC came back to beat Saugus in overtime on a Chris Dawley shot at the buzzer. The next win of the year was the biggest win in quite some time. Frank Amato scored 18 to lead MC to a 69-53 win over St. John’s Prep for their first Conference win in three years and their first win over the Prep since 1981-82. In early February this feat was repeated. Gary Legor and Steve Batchelder combined for 12 out of the 15 points in the fourth quarter to beat the Prep, 64-52, com¬ pleting a sweep of the arch- rivals. Frank Amato was selected a Catholic Conference all-star and junior Pat Skerry was chosen as captain for the 1987-88 season. 80 (Kneeling) Co-Captains, F. Amato and C. Dawley; (Standing 1. to r.) G. Jones, T. Cannata. T. Holmes, W. O’Brien, M. McLean, N. Callahan, J. Pippy, S. Batchelder, P. Smith, M. Jones, J. Symonds, P. Skerry, G. Legor, Coach Dennis McHugh. VARSITY HOCKEY EXPERIENCE WILL TELL Although this year’s varsity hockey season was full of disappointments, the team did give us several exciting games to remember. Three times they played the defending state champs and Catholic Con¬ ference rivals, Catholic Memorial, and three times lost by one goal. “We gave them a great game each time,” Coach Mulloy stated; “we just couldn’t get that extra skate on them.” The year started on a positive note with a jamboree victory against Medford High, the runners-up in last year’s state tournament. Throughout the season the team showed great potential; however, they often played only to the level of the opponent. Some other exciting games included two wins over Don Bosco and a dramatic victory over B.C. High. The team is young and full of great talent. With the ex¬ perience of the upcoming players, the team should show great improvement. Next year MC fans should watch for the great contributions from sophomore Mike Mondello and freshman Keith Tkachuk. The team expresses a great deal of thanks to Jim Davis for his leadership ability as the captain of the team. (Standing, 1. to r.) Coach Mulloy, J. Henaghan, P. Curran, M. Abbott, J. LaFauci, D. Fabbo, J. Davis, P. Sullivan, W. Krasco, M. Mondello, T. Ruggiero, Coach LaCorcia; (Kneeling, 1. to r.) K. Wesley, J. Mer¬ chant, D. Dion, M. Mini, M. LoRusso, J. Randazza, B. Verdi, D. Nuzzo, K. Tkachuk 82 mgm Ef ■ , X, . ' ' s ' INDOOR TRACK WINS STATE RELAYS The Indoor Track team didn’t get a chance to defend their divi¬ sion II title because they were moved up to division I this year. The team managed a record of 3-4. They were led by tri-captains Leo Casey, Gerry O’Brien, and Jay Ryan. At the league champion¬ ship, the team had a good show¬ ing. Leo Casey was the league champ in the shot put. Jason Gori took fourth in the 50-yard dash. Tim Scanlon motored to a second in the 300 yd. run. Gerry O’Brien grabbed sixth place in the high hurdles. Sophomore Sal Salamone won the J.V. 600 yd. run and established a new meet record. The big story, however, was the team’s triumph at the State Relay Meet. In the shuttle hurdles, the four-man team of Gerry O’Brien, Carmen DeAngelis, Bob Fallon, and Sal Salamone set the pace by taking second place. The shot put team of Leo Casey, Paul McGuire and John Marchese threw their way to a state title taking first place. Then the sprinters took the stage. The lightning foursome of Jason Gori, Tim Scanlon, Chris Flammia, and Scott DiGiacamo took second in the shuttle dash. For Gori, Scanlon and O’Brien one medal wasn’t enough. They team¬ ed up with Bob Shea to snag se¬ cond place in the 4x200 yd. relay. The team piled up a total of 34 points to take first place out of over thirty teams in Class A and to dethrone defending champions Cambridge Rindge and Latin who could only muster up 33 points. Archrivals Xaverian Brothers High School took third with 22 points. The following weekend the State Class Championship Meet was held at Harvard University. Athletes who placed in the top six in their event qualified for the All-State Meet and a chance to compete with athletes from the whole state. Jay Ryan placed third in the two mile while Leo Casey grabbed sixth in the shot put. INDOOR TRACK (First Row 1. to r.) G. O’Brien, C. DeAngelis, J. Cleary, L. Casey, S. Wronski. S. Rigolini, C. Flammia, J. Gori. T. Scanlan. (Second Row 1. to r.) Coach L. Ruggiero, J. Ryan, T. Jones, S. Pagliuca, B. Brady, J. Locke, S. DiGiacomo, Coach Bro. Myles, J. O’Donnell; (Third Row 1. to r.) B. Shea, P. Vousboukis, G. Estano, R. Fallon, B. Carnes, S. Doran, P. McGuire. (Fourth Row 1. to r.) T. Malloy, S. Salamone. K. Cox, A. Bransfield. R. Whelan, J. Rooney. J. Hickey, B. Peddle. (Fifth row 1, to r.) J. Goldstein, J. Hamilton, J. Dowling, P. Ruotolo. E. O’Leary, D. Christensen. A SWIMMERS EXCEL Once again, the Malden Catholic Swim Team enjoyed an excellent season, capping an overall 6-4-1 dual meet season with a strong showing in the Catholic Conference. They earned a second place finish, both in the league standings (with a 3-2 record) and in the championship meet. The winning tradition of the swimming program continued as the members pulled together to meet the challenge of the toughest schedule the team has ever had. Win, lose, or tie, the team’s exciting performances left a lasting impression of a successful season. Captain Shaun Hubbard’s leader¬ ship and commitment inspired team¬ mates to practice hard and race hard. All five seniors provided depth and versatility to a lineup that featured many personal best performances. Though backstroke was Shaun’s main event, he often competed in the in¬ dividual and relay freestyle events whenever necessary for the good of the team. Mike Flynn consistently scored valuable points while com¬ peting with gutsy determination in 9 of 10 events. Joe Russo frequently placed well swimming at all four freestyle distances as well as the individual medley and butterfly events. Ray Whelan’s steady improvement and solid contributions in the breaststroke events earned him a varsity letter. Kevin Follett’s hard work in the but¬ terfly events paid off well with per¬ sonal best performances and key team points. Perhaps the most impressive in¬ dividual performance was Joe Sheehan’s shattering of the 8 year old 100 yd. breaststroke record by 2 seconds, lowering the mark to 1:06.2. Joe later earned Catholic Conference All-star status in both the breaststroke and the individual medley. Other swimmers scoring well and earning varsity letters were juniors Matt Stodolnic, Dave Ammer, Derek Howe, sophomores Matt Lowery, Kevin Lucia, Pat Joyce, Jeff Donahue, Tim Ammer, Bill Potter, and freshman Mike Montecalvo. Everyone will long remember the team’s dramatic come-from-behind victory over Catholic Memorial by winning the final event of the meet. M.C. swimmers raced their hearts to the maximum in a tough loss to powerhouse Brookline. No one will ever forget the rare, remarkable tie with rival Melrose. With such out¬ standing and thrilling team and in¬ dividual achievements, the M.C. swimmers always displayed great spirit and skill. We all share in the pride of a job well done. Congratulations! SWIMMING 86 87 (Front row 1. to r.) Coach Joseph Lang, J. Gallagher, N. D’Angelo, C. LaRosa, S. DiGiacomo, B. Verdi, L. Fabbo (Back row 1. to r.) G. Legor, J. Davis, J. Downing, K. Shea, J. Symonds, J. Bevere, P. Hopkins, P. Brissette, L. Abate VARSITY BASEBALL MC BATMEN QUALIFY FOR STATES For the first time since 1983, the varsity baseball team qualified this year for the MIAA State Baseball Tourna¬ ment. However, the season finally ended in disappoint¬ ment, as the team lost 8-7 to Medford High in the first round. As in so many other games of this 1987 season, the Lancers were forced to claw back from a deficit. They fought back with three runs in the final inning to put a scare into their opponents before leaving the tying run on se¬ cond base. The season was full of ex¬ citement as the Lancers finish¬ ed second in the Catholic Con¬ ference with a 9-6 record. MC victories included Don Bosco (2), Catholic Memorial (2), B.C. High (2), St. John’s Prep (1), and Xaverian (2). The team also defeated highly ranked Norwood in a non-league game. The most impressive victory of the year occurred on prom day — the Lancers rallied from a four run deficit in the final inning against B.C. High to overtake the Eaglets, 5-4. All four runs scored after the B.C. catcher dropped the third strike of what would have been the final out of the game. Finally, four Lancers were chosen for the Catholic Con¬ ference All-Star team. These included seniors Jim Downing (for the second year), Jim Davis, and Kevin Shea, and junior Chuck LaRosa. Con¬ gratulations to all members of the 1987 baseball team for a fine season! A ! 89 MC CHRISTENS NEW TRACK The outdoor track team finished its dual season with a record of 2-3 after being plagued by heavy spring rains. The rescheduling of rained-out meets caused a hectic conclusion to the season, in¬ cluding three meets in five days. Malden Catholic had victories over Don Bosco and Catholic Memorial while losing to Xaverian, St. John’s Prep, ana B.C. High. At the State Relay Meet two M.C. relay teams placed. The distance medley team consisting of Jay Ryan, John Locke, Gerry O’Brien, and Tim Malloy placed sixth. The 4x110 relay team also placed sixth. Kevin McLaughlin, Chris Flammia, Tim Scanlan, and John Pippy made up the team. Gerry O’Brien had an outstand¬ ing season. In every dual meet he competed in three events; triple jump, high hurdles, and the 300 meter intermediate hurdles. The team could always look to Gerry for a plethora of points. O’Brien’s young counterpart, Sal Salamone, was right behind in both hurdle races, and the two traded the lead in the triple jump. Scanlan owned the sprints for M.C. He was the fastest in the 100 and 200 meters. Jason Gori and Chris Flammia traded running second to Scanlan in the 100. Gori was also successful in the long jump. He progressed steadily over the season finishing up with a jump of 18 ' 6 . Garfield Jones and Kevin McLaughlin were the point getters in tne 200m besides Scanlan. Leo Casey was the big gun in the weight events. He placed in the shot put and discus in every meet. In tne shot he had five firsts. John Marchese was also strong, often complementing Casey’s first with a second. Mike Brady and John Pippy were the story in the javelin. They exchanged places as team leader. In the distance events Jay Ryan was the man. He had firsts in the half-mile, the mile, and the two mile; he had the team’s fastest times in all three events. The team especially enjoyed hosting each of its dual meets on our beautiful new track and field facility. Special thanks go to Bro. Myles in tnis his last season at MC — after 22 years of loving service. OUTDOOR TRACK (Standing, 1. to r.J Coach Bro. Myles McManus, J. Antonangelli, M. Borghetti, J. Cleary, R. Fallon, G. Jones, J. Go ri, B. Carnes, C. Flammia, M. Brady, J. Pippy, T. Scanlan, G. O’Brien, G. Estano, J. Ryan, M. Dean, M. Sullivan, S. Duran, P. Cannon, G. Marino, S. Wronski, S. Rigolini, Coach Lou Ruggiero (Kneeling, 1. to r.) T. Quinn, P. Joyce, M. Polcaro, S. Walsh, M. Desmond, S. Salamone, T. Malloy, M. Frechette, R. Whelan, A. DiFilippo, D. Swanson, S. Jenkins, J. Horne (Seated, 1. to r.) P. MacDonald, P. Ruotolo, J. Goldstein, J. Crowley, T. Morello 90 91 TENNIS YOUNG NETMEN GAIN EXPERIENCE The Catholic Conference has always been extremely tough for every sport, but the young M.C. tennis team found out just how tough the Con¬ ference really can be. The team’s final season record was a deceiving 3-9. With an unusual top seven including five freshmen and sophomores, the team was short on experience. However, what the team lacked in ex¬ perience, they made up in great play. Under the leader¬ ship of first-year coach Mrs. Nancy Cook and team tri- captains Peter DiGiovanni, Kevin Duggan, and Carlos Montejo, the team had many close and exciting matches. The team got its first taste of victory with great wins over Catholic Memorial and Austin Prep. The consistent play of all top seven players as well as the continued support of the en¬ tire team was extremely en¬ couraging. Both Mrs. Cook and her returning players are cer¬ tain that next year’s season will be even more challenging and exciting. 92 (Left to right) J. Cronin, K. Cox, K. Lucia, J. O’Donnell, K. Duggan, K. Faller, C. Montejo, j. Lyons, P. DiGiovanni, B. Cullen, R. Savage, Coach Mrs. Nancy Cook, C. Leo. . 4 ; ; : � A- -; • ' ' � ••-83 S � I ' -. IllfcC MSragH |Hn ■ ’� ■• yfcj£jk •.- « £ 4 Sl y- ' SKss vw ’ Mggligs® x 2 h£ 93 GOLF YOUNG TEAM BATTLES STIFF COMPETITION The varsity golf team finish¬ ed the season with a disap¬ pointing record of 2-9-2. This mark is misleading, however, since the squad — which is loaded with young talent — played admirably in many matches, but was outmatched by such powerhouses at St. John’s Prep and B.C. High. The highlights of the season included a 7.5 to 4.5 victory over a worthy Xaverian High School and a 6 to 6 tie against this same team. The team was led by junior Mark Abbott, who was named a Catholic Conference All-Star, and senior Rich Grasso, both of whom competed against the top golfers of the Catholic Con¬ ference. Sophomores Dan McGrath, Billy Cunningham, Dan McGonagle and junior Mike Manfra were also high scorers. While the team as a whole did not qualify for the state tourney, the team was represented by senior Rich Grasso, junior Mark Abbott, and sophomore Dan McGrath in the state individual com¬ petition. Coach Barry Haley predicts only good things for the future of the team. The team is losing only one senior, Rich Grasso, to graduation and is loaded with promising underclassmen. Freshman Jack Curran, and sophomores Mike Mini and Billy Cunn¬ ingham can only improve and lead this team to future suc¬ cess. The future looks bright for M.C. golf! 94 MHK (Back row 1. to r.) Mark Abbott, Brian Devine, jack Curran, Kevin Dolan, Dan McGrath, Mike Manfra (Front row 1. to r.) Billy Cunningham, Rich Grasso, Ed Canzano, Mike Mini, Dan McG onagle (Missing) Coach Mr. Barry Haley 95 JV FOOTBALL 1986 (Kneeling from 1. to r.) T. Ricupero, J. Gikas, D. Swanson, T. Floramo, T. Robertson, M. Marchese, E. Leete, S. Jenkins, M. Pappo, D. Perretti, (Stan¬ ding from 1. to r.) L. Fabbo, C. J. Mur¬ phy, B. Lucas, D. Saia, J. Kulpa, D. McGonagle, L. Barrett, J. Radzikowski, J. Sabella, J. Nickerson, J. Turco, T. Ammer, D. Ammer, G. Keenan, J. Bosio, S. Di Giacomo, M.Melillo, P.Joyce, C. Collins, M. Lilly, B. Brady, G. Irwin, P. Curran, C. Bergen, and F. Caviliero. The 1986 record for the JV football team was upsetting, but the team shows promise for th e next year. Although they were shut out in three of their four losses, and tied 0-0 with Don Bosco, the team defeated St.John’s Shrewsbury 14-8 and had a dramatic 14-12 victory over Concord-Carlisle. All in all, the team tried its hardest and played its best. W-L-T 2-4-1 Malden Catholic Opponent 0 CM 8 0 Don Bosco 0 14 St. John’s (SJ 8 14 Concord-Carlisle 12 0 Tewksbury 32 14 BC High 20 0 St. John’s Prep 21 J.V. FOOTBALL 96 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL (Sitting from 1. to r.)J. Wilson, M. Wallace, P. Lauriate, J. McKenna, ]. Ferraro, T. Rossi, M. Pesce, M. Carregal and S. Cunniff (Kneeling from 1. to r.) T. Claire, V. Paci, M. Littlewood, J. Romano, S. McCarron, M. Bernard, B, Miller. M, Cardillo, C. Green, J. Spencer, E. Webb, D. Joyce and E. Viliott. (Standing from 1. to r.) Coach Fitzmaurice, M. Loomis, C. Jones, R. Correale, T, Mar- sinelli, C. Barraza, M. Montecalvo, S. Drysdale, D. Passacantilli, B, Kelley, C. Cavaliero, Coach Connell and Coach Patrick. FROSH FOOTBALL PLAYS TOUGH The Malden Catholic Freshman Football squad, led by tri-captains Rich Correale, Tony Marsinelli, and Chris Jones, posted a 1-6 record. Throughout the year the Freshmen proved themselves tough competitors by defeating Dom Savio and scoring three touchdowns against an unbeaten Xaverian team. T he team was coached by Bob Fitz¬ maurice, Bill Connell and Ray Patrick. 97 J.V. SOCCER FINISHES STRONG In a season that started off slowly, the J.V. Soccer team, captained by Chris Rosato and Kevin Wesley, finished strong with a tie and two consecutive wins. With a season total of 10 points the team won three, lost five and tied four in twelve games. Brother Eid stated that he was quite pleased with his top goal scorers Bill Hanifan, Kevin Wesley, John Pellegrino, Jim O’Donnell and Kevin Faller; however, top kudos went to the defense and goalie Alessandro Martignetti. Most importantly, every player im¬ proved his skills and helped the team to finish strongly with a great spirit. Special thanks went out to assistant coach Phuong Tran. jv SOCCER (Standing back row I. to r.) |. O’Donnell. R Scab, M. Desmond, L. Wong, J. Taylor, Cardarelli, D. Ferguson, C. Rosato. B. Bowen and R. Lawler (Standing front row 1. to r.) Coach Br. F. Eid, S. Fleischer, A. Gesamondo, J. Donahue, K. F’aller. B. Hanifan, E. Butze I Falasca. T. Cuilla. and assistant coach P. Tran. (Kneeling 1. to r.) J. Pellegrino, A. Florindi. M. Sullivan. B. Slocum, |. Sweeney, K Wesley and M. Donahue. (Sitting 1. to r.) J. Bonsignore, A. Martignetti and A. DiFilippo. (Missing) A. Giglio, M. Primo. 98 FRESHMAN SOCCER (Kneeling from 1. to r.) F. Rizza, T. Doucette, C. Beaulieu, A, Attachi. (Standing from 1. to r.) Coach Cerretani, T. Lucey, E. Lindstrom, B. Wallace, N. Chen, C. Willis, C. White, C. Golini, N. Ghandi, P. Foley, B. Castle, D, LoGrasso. T. Reeves, J. Chiavelli, D. Murphy, S. Fugazzotto FROSH SOCCER BOOTS XAVERIAN TWICE The freshman soccer team struggled to a 3-12-1 record this year. The real story, however, concerns the way in which a group of inexperienced f players worked hard and finally lulled together under the direction of irst-year coach Jeff Cerretani. Since many of the team members were new to the game, the team started slowly, building individual skills and a con¬ cept of team play. Nonetheless, by season’s end they had defeated the Xaverian Hawks twice an d finished with wins in their last two games. Coach Cerretani applauded the pro¬ gress made by all of his players and made special note of the outstanding contribution of center midfielder Frank Rizza. Watch for great im¬ provements as these players move on to the ranks of J.V. ana varsity! 99 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL J.V. BEATS COPLEY TWICE Despite great effort and a lot of hard work, the 1986-87 Junior Varsity basketball team had a disappointing 3-15 record under first year coach Geor ge Lombard. Guards Tom Walsh and Mike Connell, for¬ ward Chris Masucci and big men Joe Sabella and Jeff Turco led the team. The highlights of the season were the double wins over Copley High of Boston. (Standing, 1. to r.) M, Connell, D. Johnson, C. Masucci, C. Leo, F. Cavaliero, E. Arsenault, J. Turco, J. Sabella, E. Liederman, M. Marchese, J. Bailey, D. Doucot, Coach Lombard; (Kneeling, 1. to r.) F. Hughes, T. Walsh 100 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 1 (Standing, 1. to r.) M. McLucas, M. Gigante, C. Kingston, B. D’Agostino, J. Wooten, E. Kenny, M DelloRusso, D. Parziale, D. Passacantilli, B. Fiore, J. Skerry, Coach Connell; (Kneeling, 1. to r.) I- McKenna, M. Pellegrino i Ifif FROSH HOOPSTERS SHOCK BC HIGH The 1986-87 freshman basketball had a very suc¬ cessful season. First-year coach Bill Connell led his team to a 7-9 record. Standouts in¬ cluded John Skerry, Chris Kingston, and Dave Parziale. The highlights of the season were an overtime win over Malden and a big, big victory over highly rated BC High. 101 JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY I J.V. HOCKEY PROGRESSES The J.V. hockey team exceeded the expectations of many to become one of the most improved teams at Malden Catholic. They finished the season with a record of 5-9-0 in the Catholic Con¬ ference, and 15-13-1 overall. Coach Ted Gibson took this team composed entirely of sophomores except for several juniors, and turned them into a team that was a contender in every game they played this year. Because of a discouraging year for MC’s varsity squad, Coach Mulloy and Coach Gibson did some shifting of players, trying out some J.V. skaters at varsity positions. Although some players were unable to remain with the varsity all year, they were able to accumulate some impressive stats at J.V. games. Jamie O’Neill came through with an excellent season and saw varsity action by the season’s end. Scott Giordano, one of the three juniors, had a tremen¬ dous season and also saw much action with the varsity. Other per¬ formers who shone this season were Kevin Faller, Sean O’Driscoll, and Mike Lilly, the team’s sophomore goalie. The team was able to make every game exciting, but none more than their 5-4 squeaker against the Prep. After a long tough game with the score seesawing back and forth, MC saw the score tied at 4 with less than a minute remaining. Scott Giordano took a pass from Kevin Faller and blew it by the Prep goalie with :07 seconds left to boost MC to a 5-4 win and recognition as a con¬ tender in the Catholic Conference. This season was not a fluke! Next year the entire team except the juniors will be able to return. The “experienced” JV squad will look forward to another perfor¬ mance worth celebrating. (Standing 1. to r.) V. Aiello, S. Giordano, J. Cardarelli, J. O’Neill, M. Sweeney, C. Doyle, K. Tkachuk, J. Demarco, Coach Gibson (Seated 1. to r.) C. Ebert, T. Carlton, S. Sears, M. Lilly, L. Stogsdill, S. O’Driscoll, K. Faller, B. Boyle 1 102 FRESHMAN HOCKEY ■ (Standing, 1. to r.) B. Pitts, M. Loomis, D. Ryan, J. Bryan, J. Burke, W. Smith, J. Pagliuca, C. Golini, B. Mertz, M. Krasco, B. Salerno, J. Curran, B. Pappalardo, M. Waden, Coach Kavanaugh (Front, 1. to r.) J. Fitzpatrick, S. Dooley, S. Salsman, M. Mercier, D. Kelley, M. Cardillo, (missing: Frank Schifano) I_I FROSH HOCKEY SHINES The 1986 freshman hockey team endured the rigors of a grueling schedule in a tough league to amass a very respec¬ table 10-13-2 record. Coach Cavanaugh identified this team as one of the most talented in recent years. He had special praise for Chris Golini who played so well that he moved to varsity late in the season. Other outstanding players included defensemen David Pappalardo and Wayne Smith and forwards David Kelley, John Pagliuca, and Frank Schifano. When asked about the most exciting contests of the season, Coach Cavanaugh cited the season series with B.C. High in which M.C. skaters earned the better end of a 2-1-1 record. The high point of the year, however, had to be the 6-0 rout of archrival St. John’s Prep. We look forward to even great achievements from this group in the future! JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL J.V. BASEBALL CAPTURES TITLE After getting off to a mediocre 2-2 start, the 1987 Junior Varsity Baseball Team rallied to finish on top of the Catholic Conference with a record of 9 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie. The team also averaged over 16 runs per game on their way to first place honors. The JV baseball success can be at¬ tributed to many strong offensive per¬ formances. Led by Billy O’Brien’s .714 batting average, the JV Lancers com¬ piled a team batting average of over .400 and hit with power. A season highlight was a 7 homerun showing in their final game with Don Bosco. In addition to outscoring their op¬ ponents, the Lancer defensive effort held opposing teams in check by play¬ ing virtually errorless baseball. Also, the pitching staff of Billy O’Brien, Billy Brady, Dave Dion, and Keith Fitz¬ gerald did its share by keeping oppos¬ ing hitters off the basepaths by averag¬ ing over seven strikeouts per game with a team high of 13 by Dave Dion vs. CM. When opposing players did reach base safely, many were gunned down by catchers Tommy Carlton and Mike DeMaro. In 1987 the JV Baseball Lancers showed exceptional potential, spirit, and promise for the future. The players exhibited excellent team and individual performances which should benefit the MC baseball pro¬ gram in years to come. (Standing 1. to r.) T. Carlton, T. Floramo, T. Ricupero, B. O’Brien, K. Fitzgerald, B. Brady, B. Riley, M. Casaletto, Coach Bill Flynn (Kneeling 1. to r.) S. Fitzpatrick, E. Leete, D. Dion, M. Folio, M. Scaparotti, C. Puopolo, M. DiMaro FRESHMAN BASEBALL (Standing rear, 1. to r.) Coach Thomas Arria, D. Craig. M. Malloy. R. Correale, K. Tkachuk, D. Par- ziale, C. Jones, J. Saunders; (Standing front, 1. to r.) N. McCole, M. Pesce, R. Mottola, D. Kelley, B. Gaskill, M. Freni. D. Christiansen, D. Ryan; (Kneeling, 1. to r.) M. Loomis, R. Belliveau, C. Kingston, S. Cunniff, J. Davis, M. Gigante, B. Miller FROSH BASEBALL SHOWS PROMISE This year’s freshman baseball season was highlighted by victories over each of the teams in the Catholic Conference Freshman League. The team finished with a 5-5 record. At the freshman level everyone gets an opportunity to play and a chance to develop his skills as he learns about teamwork and coopera¬ tion. This was an especially spirited group of young men who represented Malden Catholic well and provided us with the promise of continued success on the varsity level over the next three years. CHEERLEADERS MC CHEERLEADERS — EVER FAITHFUL They stuck with us through thick and thin. Win or lose, they cheered us on to the very end. For their faithful support which meant so much, the athletes and fans of Malden Catholic say, “THANKS!” FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Christine Paci, Co-Captain Rebecca Russo, Co-Captain Kathy O’Callahan Maureen McNeill Louisa Dellolacono Jeannine McNaught Kellyan Burke Pam Benzan Kim Boland Michelle Bourque Lynn Toland HOCKEY Paula Tucker, Captain Heather McKay Tammy Nigro Maureen Hegarty Alica Penachio Jeanette Paterna Mechelle Burns MODERATOR: Ms. Maureen McCole 106 PEP RALLIES 108 109 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL SENIOR CHAMPIONS KR Kit uav.a ansa aaaa a aaa aa� a -aaaaaaaa iMl . a aaa aaa aaa uaxasaa aaaaaaa aa § Four Years in a Row! A Dynasty Departs Sanaa « aaaaa a OR i a aaa a m aaa aa ' iftftl on IS no JUNIOR CHAMPIONS During this exciting season of in¬ tramural basketball, it seemed that two teams, homerooms 211 and 217, were destined to meet for the cham¬ pionship. Pat Skerry was the leader of the 211 team which had taken the championship in the two previous years, while Neil Callahan and 217 seemed determined to break the dynasty. Both members of the varsi¬ ty basketball team, captains Callahan and Skerry led their teams well. However, in the end Callahan and 217 prevailed, and it was back to the drawing board for Skerry and 211. Other members of the winning team included Derek Brown, Mark Abbott, Bill Carnes and Mike Casaletto. m INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL SENIOR CHAMPS — GALVIN ' S ALL STARS (1-r) Mike Lava, Garry Lynch, Kevin McLaughlin, Jim Downing, Dennis Galvin, Paul “Duke” McGuire (Missing) Gary Legor In the winter of 1987 an epidemic swept through Malden Catholic — VOLLEYBALL FEVER!! Hundreds of students were infected as 33 teams participated in the Intramural Volleyball Tournament conducted by Mr. Barry Haley. Com¬ petition was intense as many spikes were planted and Voit- burgers delivered. In the end the following victors emerged: Senior Champs GALVIN’S ALL-STARS over THE KILLER H’S Junior Champs SMED BUSTERS over SMEDS-GO-DOWN Sophomore Champs DISCIPLES OF DOOM over THE F-TUBES 112 In Your Face! ALL-TOURNEY TEAM “Duke” McGuire Phil Smith Jason Gori Kevin Mac-er John Henaghan Chris Dawley 7th PLAYER Mark (my shoulder’s out again) Reid odidas Sophomore Runners-up: THE F-TUBES (The champs were camera-shy) 113 INTRAMURAL STREET HOCKEY GUINNIES DETHRONE ANTHRAX Fourteen teams including the defend¬ ing champion, Anthrax, took to the court in early March. By the middle of April, a new champion, the Guinnies, reigned. In the championship game they defeated the junior team, Lesson in Violence, who now becomes the favorite for next year’s tournament. Relentless pressure on the opponents by the Guinnies, featuring hustle, check¬ ing, and balanced scoring, gave them the formula for victory. Led by captain John Cammarata, high scorer Vinnie Dolcimascolo, and seventh player award winner, Dave Tenaglia, on defense, the Guinnies swept to an undefeated season. Rounding out the squad were Goalie Paul Beaulieu, Bob Casaletto, Dave Cur- cio, John Viarella, Bruce Earle and Gary Legor. Congratulations to our champions and to all the players for a great tournament. CHAMPIONS — THE GUINNIES (Standing 1. to r.) D. Tenaglia, D. Curcio, B. Earle, R. Casaletto, V. Dolcimascolo, J. Viarella, J. Cammarata (Kneeling) P. Beaulieu ALL STARS 1st Team Anthrax Guinnies CCCP Lesson in Violence Guinnies Polyatomic Ions 2nd Team Goal Derek Brown Lesson in Violence Def Brian Sullivan Double Secret Probation Def Mike Casaletto Mr. H’s Neighborhood Cen Ben Martignetti Hanson Bros. Wing Bill Krasco Lesson in Violence Wing Roy Merenda Gonads 3rd Team Goal Gene Irwin CCCP Def Joe Bosio We Ain’t Cowards Def Tim Cannata Little Monkees Cen Chris Kotulak Flying Penguins Wing Pete Scapicchio Rooskis Wing Steve Gibelli Hands Across Your Face Scoring Leader — Bill Krasco (Lesson in Violence)... 11 Goals 7th Player Award — Dave Tenaglia (Guinnies) M.V.P. — Mark Manzi (Anthrax). . . 132 Saves Goal Mark Manzi Def Dave Tenaglia Def Mike LoRusso Cen Scott Giordano Wing Vin Dolcimascolo Wing TedMagner RUNNERS-UP: LESSON IN VIOLENCE (Standing 1. to r.) M. Dean, J. Gikas, W. Krasco, S. Giordano, M. Capone, P. Gallagher (Kneeling) D. Brown 115 116 117 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY VICE-PRESIDENT Michael Russo SECRETARY TREASURER Michael Slattery NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY RECOGNIZES COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE The National Honor Society commends those students who have exhibited excellence in the areas of scholar¬ ship, leadership, character, and service. This year the Brother Gilbert Chapter inducted 26 students who have done just that. The ceremony took place on April 8, 1987, and featured an opening prayer by Reverend Martin Walsh. Steve Wronski, president of the chapter, welcomed the inductees and their families. In addition, remarks were made on the four attributes of a society member by Pat Donovan, Mike Slattery, Scott Rigolini, and Michael Russo. Mike Russo served as Vice President of the chapter, with Mike Slattery handling both jobs of Secretary and Treasurer. The induction ceremonies continued after the opening remarks with Joshua Perlman and Edward Hunt an¬ nouncing the names of the inductees as well as including a short biography for each member. A special address was delivered by MC alumnus Anthony J. DellaPiana. The inductees were then led by Wronski in the Pledge of the National Honor Society, committing themselves to excellence in all aspects of both their personal and academic lives. This pledge had been carried out through their tutoring program moderated by Mr. John Car- roll. As Brother Robert Sullivan’s closing remarks echoed in their minds, each student left the hall encouraged to continue to fulfill his pledge and seek “More Beyond.” 1987 Inductees: Michael G. Barton Andrew F. Brengola Ronald T. Capone Christopher J. Catoggio Stephen A. Cerniglia Jared L. Cleary Timothy J. Connors Patrick J. Donovan Edward C. Hunt John A. LaFauci Sean M. Mattie Michael D. Micale Gerard L. O’Brien Joshua W. Perlman Henry A. Rappa, Jr. Scott F. Rigolini Philip L. Romano Michael R. Russo John B. Ryan Steven R. Sherman Michael B. Slattery, Jr. Manlio J. Soscia Brian M. Walsh Donald P. Watson Daniel J. White Stephan J. Wronski SKI CLUB MC SKIERS HIT THE SLOPES The 1986-87 edition of the Malden Catholic ski club again took advantage of the abundance of winter snow. Begin¬ ning with a November trip to Killington, VT, the club went on a total of nine trips, ranging from weekend getaways in New Hampshire to a week’s stay in Switzerland. The club was moderated by Bro. Joseph Britt who not ony organized the trips, but also acted as chaperone. The highlights of the season included a bus trip to Lake Placid in February and a second trip to Killington in March. Bro. Joe and several students also spent a week in the lofty Alps of Switzerland. There were also several smaller trips to cabins and condos owned by club members’ families. All in all, it was a successful season and fun was had by all. Think Snow! I ATHOLIt | m g n V mrm 8 ' V if III “ Err x J SEP f SI l (Standing 1. to r.) M. M cCarthy, J. Pirella, D. Passacantilli, F. Schifano, M. Brady, E. Tempesta, J. Palermo (Seated 1. to r.) S. Hubbard, M. Drummey (Pres.), M. Cronin (Treas.), J. Russo, Bro. J. Britt (Officers not pictured) M. Martone (V.P.), J. Volpicelli (Sec.), P. Murphy (Senior Rep), Eric Pariseau (Junior Rep), M. Primo (Soph. Rep), S. Kelley (Frosh. Rep) 121 DRAMA CLUB WHODUNIT? On the night of January 16th, a man, Bjorn Faulkner, plummeted out of his office building window to his death. The question is: “Did he jump or was he pushed?” This question and many others were answered in the drama club’s suspense-filled presentation of Ayn Rand’s three-act play “The Night of January 16th.” Using Malden Catholic’s Hayes Theatre as the courtroom, and picking the witnesses and jury members out of the crowd, the cast had the au¬ dience laughing and on the edge of their seats for both nights of the performance. Along with the play, the Drama Club also competed in the Boston Globe Massachusetts Drama Festival on March 6 at Duxbury H.S. with five other high schools: Wellesley, Duxbury, Nazareth, Marlboro, and Marshfield. (Standing 1. to r.) Tim Morello, Mike Primo, Chrissy Amato, Kevin Follett, Mark Borghetti, Kristen MacDougall, Peter Vousboukis, Amy Welsh, Mike Micale, and Phil Gaffey (Sitting 1. to r.) Annette Paglia, Janice Ellsworth, Kara Morello, Andrea Matson, Jeannine McNaught, Kathy O’Callaghan, and Michelle Morency (Kneeling 1. to r.) Larry Wong, Brian Dwyer, John Hoadley, Anthony DiEilippo, and Mike Thomas (Missing) Mike Previti, Rob Wolske, Jason Langley, Chris Ebert, Anne Ziala, Maureen Hines, Kathy Krol, Lylian Parrada, and John Jachrimo 122 I CAMERA CLUB (Standing 1. to r.) Mike Slattery, Pat Donovan, Kevin Follett, John Horne (Seated 1. to r.) Steve Gibelli, Ray Whelan, Rich Whelan, Bro. Joseph Britt PHOTO CLUB CHRONICLES SCHOOL YEAR Snapping shutters, developing negatives, and drying prints were all tools of the trade for the photographers of Malden Catholic’s camera club. The club, whose intent was to provide a visual record of the school year, con¬ tinued to grow and prosper during 1986-87. Theirs was no small task considering the number of events taking place at M.C. on any given day. For every dance, athletic event and school mass, moderator Bro. Joe Britt had to make sure a representative of the camera club was there to record it. For proof of their prolific work one need on¬ ly observe the many wall displays that adorn our cor¬ ridors throughout the school year. The yearbook staff is especially grateful to the members of the club who pro¬ vided most of the pictures for the Lance. LANCE 1987 (Standing 1. to r.) Bro. Frederick Eid, J. Welch, J. Winter, L. Wong, M. Manzi, S. Batchelder, W. Maganzini, P. Scapicchio, P. Donovan, R. Capone, J. Palermo, Mr. William Flynn (Seated 1. to r.) T. Cannata, M. Slattery, P. Cannon, R. Whelan, S. Wronski, J. Richard, C. Dawley, F. Amato (Prone) M. McDonald (Missing) editor R. Reardon MANY CONTRIBUTE TO LANCE SUCCESS “Many hands make light work,” says the proverb; and so it went with the 1987 yearbook. Led by the editorial staff of Peter Cannon, Bob Reardon, Ray Whelan and Stephan Wronski, this year’s staff was comprised of students spanning grades 9 through 12. A large turnout of seniors gave the book its distinctive 1987 flavor. Much credit is due to the yearbook moderators Mr. Bill Flynn and Bro Fred Eid. Through many hours of work — planning, organizing, teaching, coaxing, and checking, these two men really made the yearbook gel. Finally, one cannot overlook the outstanding efforts of the juniors on the staff. After the seniors graduated they gave the book that final push it needed in order to have it published on time. The participation by such a large number of students has helped make this yearbook a great one. We hope that next year’s seniors will pass their knowledge on to the juniors and likewise the juniors to sophomores, thus making the Lance greater with every coming year. 124 LANCC J 1 125 FRENCH CLUB The French Club, now in its fourth year, focused its energies upon the successful France trip. Under the moderation of Mrs. Cam¬ pion, the French Club, along with the other language clubs, conducted the ever popular Cafe International at the M.C. Open House. The French Club also had a hand in bringing about the Fiesta Day, where foreign foods and customs were experienced by students. Future plans of the club include dining in the Boston area’s finer French restaurants and taking in a French film or two. Au Revoir! (Standing 1. to r.) Robert Accomando, Stephen Raneri, Derek Howe, Jerry Bailey, John Horne, Jeff Turco, Bill Potter, Brent Matheson, David Beatrice. (Seated 1. to r.) Anthony DiFilippo, Michael Sullivan, Mrs. Campion, Alex White, Stephan Wronski, Jeff Donahue, Phil Gaffey SPANISH CLUB Moderated by Mr. McGuire and Ms. Brinton, the Spanish Club made the Cafe International at the M.C. Open House fun for all. Mr. McGuire’s guitar expertise was also an enjoyable presence at the Fiesta Day, where Spanish cuisine could be sampled. The Spanish Club journey ed to a Mexican restaurant as well as a Portugese restaurant. Future plans of the club involve greater exposure to Spanish culture in the form of plays, movies, con¬ certs, and, of course, restaurants. Adios! 126 (Standing 1. to r.) Ms. Brinton, Greg Rotondi, Rich Whelan, Ray Whelan, Eric Anderson, Phil Roman (Seated 1. to r.) Michael Drummey, Jeff Palermo, Peter Antonuccio, Marc Bennett, Mike Brady M.C. TRAVELS TO FRANCE SPRINGTIME IN PARIS An enthusiastic group of M.C. students traveled to the pictureque countryside of France during April vacation. After Anjers the group visited the fortified seaport city of St. Malo, and Mont St. Michel in Normandy. From here they journeyed south to the “City of Lights,’’ Paris. The students saw Paris from the dizzying heights of the Eiffel Tower to the depths of the Metro. They visited the Louvre to see its many world famous masterpieces such as the “Mona Lisa.” Also during their Paris stay, they went to the Cathedral of Notre Dame and the Arc de Triomphe, and sipped cokes at the quaint streetside cafes. Upon leaving Paris the group traveled to the Chateau region. Here they saw Chenonceau and the Cathedral at Chartres, and with the help of their bus driver, “Psycho” Saco, they made their way safely home. The 21 boys who went and the three chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Campion and Ms. Roberts, all had an en¬ joyable vacation. ENGLAND TRIP (Rear 1. to r.) M. Borghetti, J. Lacey, D. Huberman, Bro. James Field, Mr. James Markey, R. Whelan, D. Brisette (Front 1. to r.) P. Brissette, J. Davis, R. Redding, P. Funiciello LANCERS VISIT LONDON On Friday, February 13, 1987, a group of nine Malden Catholic juniors and seniors departed Boston with Mr. Markey and Bro. Field, bound for London, England. The ten da} trip consisted of visits to such highlights as Westminster Abbey, London Bridge, Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and Stratford on Avon. They were awestruck at the grandeur of the friendly country, as well as embarrassed by their inability to communicate in this land’s foreign tongue. On February 27 these men reluctantly returned tired, hungry, poor, and enriched. CLOSE-UP MC VISITS DC In the spring of 1987 nine Malden Catholic students ventured to Washington to participate in the Close Up program. Mr. Thomas Arria, the teacher advisor, also took part in a similar program for teachers. Close Up is an intense, week-long program of exploring the federal government, being a part of the insider political scene in our nation’s capitol, and sharing this experience with students from around the country. Close Up gives the student an opportunity to share ideas and opinions on political, social, and economic issues with students and teachers representing all different parts of our nation. The diversity among the participants gives students the opportunity to share many differing views and their rationales. The most rewarding aspects for everyone, however, were friendships made and the good times had with the people in¬ volved. Participants debated, discussed, and were challenged to think; above all, however, they saw great things, met great peo¬ ple, and had one great time! BIG BROTHERS BIG BROTHERS GUIDE FROSH Each year as a new group of freshmen prepares to enter the Malden Catholic com¬ munity, the Big Brothers are there to support them academically and socially. Starting with the Freshman Orientation, the Big Brothers begin introducing the freshmen to a new stage in their lives. Following their Big Brothers’ guidance, freshmen begin to involve themselves in clubs, athletics, and other social activities. As freshmen mature, the Big Brothers’ im¬ portance grows due to the interpersonal rela¬ tionships that they have developed with the freshmen. At activities such as school dances and sporting events, freshmen normally find it easier to fit in when they can talk to a Big Brother. The Big Brothers are assisted by the moderators of the student council, Mr. Buc- chino and Ms. Johnson. The seniors who par¬ ticipate in the Big Brothers gain leadership skills and the friendships of the young freshmen; their experience in the program helps them grow as much as the freshmen whom they help. 130 i RACQUETBALL CLUB SOME MEMBERS (Standing 1. to r.) M. Bennett, M. Brady, R. Fallon (Seated 1. to r.) A. White, J. Palermo, J. Cronin, Mr. P. OFF THE WALL WITH RACQUETBALL The Racquetball Club, under the direction of Mr. John Piantadosi, began the 1986-87 season by electing a new president, Andy Brengola, and a new treasurer, Jeff Palermo. On Thursday afternoons one could find all those who relish the game of rac¬ quetball waiting patiently in room 209 for a ride to the Winchester Racquetball Club. The year was highlighted by a tournament composed of two divisions. The first division was won by Jeff Paler¬ mo, Andy Brengola got second, third was Rick Fallon and finally, Mr. P. took a gracious fourth. In the second division Mike Martone captured first, and Mike Bennett took second. A good time was had by all. 131 ■■1 STUDENT COUNCIL President Scott Rigolini Vice President Jim Downing Treasurer Carmen D’Angelis Secretary Jim Welch Junior Councilor Matt Melillo Sophomore Councilor Kevin Goulding Athletic Chairman Jay Ryan Cultural Chairman Michael Slattery Publicity Chairman Michael Barton Religious Chairman Gerry O’Brien Social Chairman Steve Patrie Moderators Ms. Christine Johnson Mr. Robert Bucchino 132 I L } , 1 ffsilii V rl • JH f s STUDENT COUNCIL PROVIDES DYNAMIC LEADERSHIP The Malden Catholic 1986-87 Student Council did a great job for the school and the student body this year. Led by president Scott Rigolini, the council put forth great efforts in all event s. The student council organized and led the productions of Freshman Orientation and Open House. This year’s dances were primarily run by the social committee headed by Steve Patrie. All of the dances were successful. Along with helping the social committee, the student council hooked up with the cultural committee to run the blood drives. The religious committee, led by Gerry O’Brien, organized the school masses and the Hunger Awareness Program. The publicity committee did a great job promoting all the sporting events and dances. The intramural program was run by the athletic committee with the help of Mr. Tom Arria. We thank the student council and the commit¬ tees for the great efforts put forth this year. Special thanks go to moderators Ms. Christine Johnson and Mr. Robert Bucchino. Great job! CHESS TEAM RETAINS LEAGUE TITLE For the past two years now, the Malden Catholic Chess Team has proved itself a force to be reckoned with in the North Shore Interscholastic Chess League. The team, coached by Ms. Martha McGuane, won the league for the second year in a row with a record of eight wins, one loss, and eight ties. Led by the experience of seniors Pat Donovan (1st board) and Rick Fallon (2nd board), the A-team also con¬ sisted of juniors Olivier Kozlowski (3rd board), Bob Fallon (4th board), and Mike Leahy (5th board). The B-team, whose record was five wins and five losses, con¬ sisted of Terry Quinn, Chris Shea, Mike Aloise, Mike Polcaro, and Nilesh Gandhi. The team defended its title by first beating Peabody in the semi-finals and then defeating Medford in the fina ls. (Standing 1. to r.) Chris Shea, Nilesh Gandhi, Mike Polcaro, Terry Quinn, Dan Halissey, and Mike Aloise (Sitting 1. to r.) Ms. McGuane, Bob Fallon, Rick Fallon, Pat Donovan, and Olivier Kozlowski ACADEMIC DECATHLON (Standing 1. to r.) Mr. Kaufman, Mike Manfra, Joe Russo, Mr. Ammer (Seated 1. to r.) Pat Donovan, Mike Slattery, Steve Sherman, Todd Harris ACADEMIC DECATHLON Malden Catholic again this year fielded a team for the annual Academic Decathlon held this year at Cambridge Rindge and Latin H.S. in the late fall. The competition was touted as “a test of academic strength” and tested students’ knowledge of various subject matters such as mathematics, chemistry, fine arts, English literature and a super quiz on the Constitution of the United States. The team consisted of several juniors and seniors, each being either an “A,” “B,” or “C” student who would compete with other students in his category. The team had many after school meetings prior to the competition, and with the assistance, of several faculty members, reviewed the material that was to be tested. M.C.’s young team competed well, but narrowl missed qualifying through to the state finals. 134 TABLE HOCKEY CLUB One of the hottest clubs around, the table hockey club, got off to a roaring start this year with a large membership. Moderated by Mr. James DiZio, the club met after school in room 110 to compete in heated games of table hockey. Above picture, 1-r:). Darling, R. Mottola, J. Romano, J. Liston, M. Carregal, Mr. James DiZio MUSICIANS CLUB (Standing 1. to r.) J. LaFauci, B. Walsh, M. Cafasso, T. Bruno (Kneeling 1. to r.) P. Romano, T. Smolinsky “Limelight” Living on the lighted stage approaches the unreal for those who think and feel in touch with some reality beyond the gilded cage. Passing this unlikely road ill-equipped to act with insufficient tact one must put up barriers to keep oneself in touch. Living in the limelight the universal dream for those who wish to see Those who wish to be, must put aside the alienation, get on with the fascination, elimination, the undenied dream. Living in a fish-eye lens, caught in the camera eye, I have no heart to lie. I can’t pretend a stranger is a long awaited friend. All the world’s to me a stage, we are merely players, performers and portrayers, each another’s audience the gilded cage. — Rush BROTHERS’ KITCHEN CREW _ ' _ “.. . the best crew we’ve had in 18 years — good, reliable and trustworthy.” — A reliable source (1-r) Gerry O’Brien, John O’Donnell, Jim Welch, Mrs. Doyle, Scott Rigolini, Eric Anderson, Dave Beatrice, Mike Slattery What’s New In The News? The Crystal 99, MC’s in-house newspaper, has consistently been a source of both interesting news articles and sports information, and this year was no excep¬ tion. Under the moderation of Mr. Billings, the paper was published several times this past year and covered a variety of topics in¬ cluding Archbishop Law’s visit to the school. (Standing 1. to r.) J. Munroe, P. Scapicchio, W. Maganzini, P. Donovan, G. Marino, J. Fallon (Seated 1. to r.) M. Manfra, M. Slattery, J. Russo, P. Funiciello SERVICE CLUB M.C. Lends a Helping Hand i A The Service Club spent its first year under the leadership of Mr. John Piantadosi spreading charity and good will around the Malden area. For several months M.C. students went to the Horace Mann Elementary School in Everett where they coached basketball for the grateful children. They also went to the McFadden Memorial Manor Nursing Home in Malden to visit the elderly. Twice a month the members of the club worked at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church feeding the hungry. The highlight of the year oc¬ curred in May when over 30 M.C. students helped to run the Senior Olympics at the McFad¬ den Nursing Home. Special thanks to all who helped make this year a success. PARTIAL ROSTER (Standing 1. to r.) A. DiMeo, S. Walsh, J. Pippy, C. Rapacioli (Seated 1. to r.) Mr. Piantadosi, T. Quigley, C. Ronchetti, C. Puopolo 137 MATH TEAM MATHLETES COMPETE IN NEML The Math team, coached by Brother Fred Eid, was once again a vital part of the Malden Catholic math program, challenging the math know-how of its members and helping to improve their skills. The team participated in the New England Math League (NEML), com¬ peting in a total of six contests over the course of the year. Pat Donovan was the team high scorer, followed by Steve Sherman. Mike Manfra was honored as the junior high scorer. Other members included seniors Phil Romano, Rick Fallon, Mike Bluestein, Allesandro Mar- tignetti, Alex Vantarakis, Anthony For¬ done, and Steve Gibelli. (Standing 1. to r.) Bro. Fred Eid, Mike Manfra, Al Martignetti, and Mike Sullivan. (Seated 1. to r.) Pat Donovan, Rick Fallon, Steve Sherman, and Phi l Romano SCIENCE CLUB mi • ? h • rr j ' l j ft fc ft wk Kl fill M 1; F JZ ITW 7 11 ■ -1 5 4j i § i j i L j 1 1 Fil ftjft ft Up JLJlIMr-. Hi i W ' ± M ft A ' 8 (Standing 1. to r.) Mr. Kaufman, Ron Capone, Mark Puopolo, Al Martignetti, Dan White, Mr. Halas (Seated 1. to r.) Bill Kelly, Phil Romano, Jay Kamins, Mark Longo 138 ADVENTURES IN SCIENCE The Science Club, a relatively new club at Malden Catholic, took three trips to the Museum of Science over the course of the year. These trips were taken to hear lectures on various science-related topics as a part of the The Science Frontiers Exhibits. One of the lectures given was on chemical warfare and another on the mountain gorillas of Africa. Along with sitting in on the lec¬ tures, the members also toured the museum and looked at some of the in¬ teresting exhibits such as the Robot Ex¬ hibit and the Dinosaur Exhibit. The moderators, Mr. Alan Kaufman and Mr. Frank Halas, are hoping for an even greater turnout next year. OPEN HOUSE 19th ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE HELD On November 2nd, 1986, Malden Catholic opened its doors yet again to display the treasures that M.C. contains. Like its 18 predecessors this open house was a tremendous success. Chaired by senior Stephan Wronski and his assistant, junior Andrew Sarno, the Open House com¬ mittee did a superb job in directing a day in which over 1000 people got an inside look at the school. Students from all four classes, including an exceptional turnout from the senior class led by Joe Lacey and Frank VanGorder, acted as tour guides. Each fami¬ ly received its own personal guide. Other students displayed techniques used in lab study, participated in sports demonstra¬ tions, and represented the many activities available at M.C. The dedicated faculty and administration explained the academic pro¬ grams that the institution offers. The events of the day were a tremendous success and no doubt will attract a great incoming class of 1991. 139 I CARDINAL VISITS MC On Monday morning, October 6, 1986, His Eminence, Bernard Cardinal Law, Archbishop of Boston, made his first pastoral visit to Malden Catholic. The Cardinal was assisted by Father Fred Ryan (MC ’56), Vice-Chancellor of the Archdiocese and master of ceremonies for our celebration of Mass in honor of the Holy Spirit. Our entire school community assembled in the gym for this historic occasion. Concelebrating the Mass with the Cardinal were Father Mar¬ tin Walsh, our Chaplain, Father John Daley, Pastor of St. Joseph in Malden, Father Francis Garrity, Pastor of St. Francis Parish in Medford, Father Arnold Colletti, Pastor of Immaculate Concep¬ tion Parish in Malden (the original home of “Boys’ Catholic”), and Father Leonard Burke, Pastor of Our Lady’s Parish in Waltham. Deacon of the Mass was Father Walsh’s father, Reverend Mr. Martin Walsh of St. Ann’s Parish, South Peabody. In addition, at least 65 members of the administration, faculty, staff, and student body fulfilled the diverse ministries of the celebration. The highlights of the day included the warm welcome extend¬ ed to His Eminence by our new Headmaster, Bro. Robert Sullivan, and the presentation of an M.C. sweater to the Cardinal by Student Council President, Scott Rigolini. Also, the Cardinal visited informally with the students, many of whom tried on his mitre for size. For most of us, however, the most appreciated highlight of the Cardinal’s visit was his suggestion for the grant¬ ing of a school holiday. After a brief visit with the resident Brothers Community, many of whom are now retired, the Cardinal left M.C. to return to his residence and continue his hectic schedule. All in all, it was a wonderful day! 1 Ecce Sacerdos Magnus 141 SENIOR RETREAT The weekend of March 13-15 was a special one for those seniors who participated in the Senior Retreat held at the Julie Center of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur in Ipswich. This par¬ ticular event stressed the talents of the seniors who looked towards their goals and their future. Cuisine was provided by Sister Maureen, who volunteered her services for the occasion. The occasion was also marked by a visit to the Center’s farm which featured a recently born goat. 142 SOPHOMORE DAYS II i j l I March 31st and April 2nd were given over to a pair of special days for the sophomores. The tenth graders were split into two sections. One group was ferried by school bus to St. Joseph’s Church in Maplewood Square, Malden, for a retreat day con¬ ducted by over twenty seniors who made presentations and guided some ninety sophomores in discussion groups on both occasions. Sharing their experiences with the sophomores were seniors like Steve Batchelder who acted as the MC for the two days. Talks were presented by Frank VanGorder, Mike Slattery, Brian Frost, and Jim Welch. The other half of the class was treated to a special all-day session with staff members from St. Margaret’s Hospital, who presented their program on sexuality. This pro¬ gram was presented in the school library. 143 BROTHER GILBERT WALK-A-THONS: April 13,1986 November 16,1986 GROUND-BREAKING: June 3,1986 J � STADIUM SHAPES UP ! CONSTRUCTION BEGINS: Summer 1986 DEDICATION: November 7,1987 ANNUAL SPORTS BANQUET MC HONORS ATHLETES On the evening of Wednesday, May 13,1987, several hundred people including students, parents, faculty and friends of Malden Catholic gathered in our gymnasium to honor the accomplishments of this year’s athletic teams. The evening was highlighted by the raising of 28 championship banners which had been researched by Mr. Joseph McGonagle and beautifully created by Mrs. Virginia Wilson. Eat your hearts out, Boston Celtics! FOOTBALL AWARDS Unsung Hero.RICHARD KELLEY Offensive Performance.JAY SYMONDS Defensive Performance.JIM DOWNING Wishoski Best Back.KEVIN McLAUGHLIN Football Student-Athlete.LEO CASEY Most Valuable Player.JIM DAVIS SOCCER AWARDS Unsung Heroes.GARY LYNCH TED MAGNER Coach’s Awards.STEVE PATRIE JIM WELCH CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS Outstanding Runner.GERRY O’BRIEN Most Valuable Runner.JAY RYAN HOCKEY AWARDS Unsung Hero.BOB CASALETTO “Mr. Hustle” Award.PAUL SULLIVAN “7th Player” Award KEITH TKACHUK Coach’s Award.JIM DAVIS BASKETBALL AWARDS Coach’s Award.TIM CANNATA Outstanding Offense.GARY LEGOR Outstanding Defense.CHRIS DAWLEY Most Valuable Player.FRANK AMATO SWIMMING AWARDS Coach’s Award.SHAUN HUBBARD Unsung Hero.MIKE FLYNN Most Valuable Swimmer.JOE SHEEHAN INDOOR TRACK AWARDS Outstanding Performer.LEO CASEY Outstanding Determination.JAY RYAN Jack Schifano Award.GERRY O’BRIEN Most Valuable Trackman.TIM SCANLAN BASEBALL AWARDS Unsung Hero.JOHN GALLAGHER Highest Batting Average.CHUCK LAROSA Pitching Award.KEVIN SHEA Most Valuable Players.JIM DAVIS JIM DOWNING GOLF AWARDS Coach’s Award.RICH GRASSO MVP.MARK ABBOTT OUTDOOR TRACK AWARDS Unsung Hero.SAL SALAMONE Outstanding Performer.LEO CASEY Outstanding Determination.JAY RYAN Outstanding Effort.KEVIN McLAUGHLIN MVP.GERRY O’BRIEN TENNIS AWARDS Coach’s Award.KEVIN FALLER MVP.KEVIN DUGGAN SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS Cheerleaders’ Awards.THE MC CHEERLEADERS Distinguished Athlete.KEVIN McLAUGHLIN Student Athletic Service.JAY RYAN TIM CANNATA CHRIS DAWLEY JOE RICHARD PHUONG VAN TRAN Adult Athletic Service.JOE McGONAGLE Good Sportsmanship.PAUL HOPKINS FRANK AMATO Outstanding Team Spirit.KEVIN McLAUGHLIN Unsung Hero in Two Sports.GARY LEGOR Saragosa Award for Excellence in Athletics and Scholarship.GERRY O’BRIEN JIM DOWNING Student-Athlete.JAY RYAN Headmaster’s Award.PAUL McGUIRE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM “IN YOUR EYES” THE SENIOR-JUNIOR PROMENADE APRIL 30, 1987 DANVERSPORT YACHT CLUB ; On Thursday evening, April 30,1987, near- ! ly two-hundred young men and their dates f gathered at the Danversport Yacht Club in Danvers for a night of dining and dancing. The theme of the event was friendship, the main course of the dinner was prime rib of j beef, and the prom song was “In Your Eyes.” The highlight of the evening was the crown¬ ing of Paul “Duke” McGuire as the king and his date, Debbie Chipman, as his queen. Frank Amato, Kevin Sullivan, Andrew Nicewicz, and their dates made up the royal court. It was a memorable night for all, made possible by prom committee co-chairmen Joseph Lacey and Frank VanGorder, advisors Ms. Christine Johnson and Mr. Robert Buc- | chino, and members of the prom committee. BACCALAUREATE LITURGY SENIORS CELEBRATE FINAL LITURGY AT MC On the evening of Saturday, May 16, 1987, the Malden Catholic community gathered in the school gymnasium at 7:30 p.m. to celebrate the traditional senior Mass. Rev. Martin Walsh, Jr., the MC school chaplain was the Principal Celebrant, assisted by his father, Rev. Mr. Martin Walsh, as deacon and by priests from local parishes. A highlight of the evening was a multimedia production reviewing the last four years at MC, prepared by Mr. James Chiavelli of Malden. ive glory to God in the highest and peace to his people on earth. Y JL ou are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a consecrated nation, a people He claims for his own. 152 153 S3 THE 51st ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT On the beautiful Sunday morning of May 17, the Class of 1987 joined the ranks of 50 previous graduating classes as alumni of Malden Catholic High School. At 10:00 a.m., preceded by their teachers and school ad¬ ministration, the graduates processed into the gymnasium accompanied lay the strains of Pomp and Circumstance. Student council president Scott Rigolini introduced Father Martin Walsh who delivered the invocation. Following the salutatory address by Philip Romano, Brother Field and Brother Puccio presented the candidates for graduation who then received their diplomas from Head¬ master Brother Sullivan. Brother Sullivan next presented a number of special awards, and tne class of 1937 then came forward to receive their golden diplomas. In his brief remarks following these awards, Brother Sullivan challenged the graduates to remember the key to authentic living — to live each moment as if it were their last. Finally, valedictorian Patrick Donovan delivered his address and led the graduates out of the hall. SPECIAL AWARDS Valedictorian: PATRICK DONOVAN Salutatorian: PHILIP ROMANO Biographers: JARED CLEARY SEAN MATTIE JOSHUA PERLMAN MICHAEL RUSSO JOHN RYAN STEVEN SHERMAN BRIAN WALSH STEPHAN WRONSKI Student Council: SCOTT RIGOLINI Golden Diplomas: CLASS OF 1937 Art: RUBEN COLON Spanish: MICHAEL MICALE French: GERARD O’BRIEN Social Studies: SEAN MATTIE Religious Studies: STEPHAN WRONSKI Mathematics: PHILIP ROMANO English: JOSHUA PERLMAN Physical Education: PHILIP SMITH Distinguished School Citizenship: PHUONG VAN TRAN Loyalty: MARK PUOPOLO School Spirit: JAMES DOWNING GERARD O’BRIEN JOHN RYAN MICHAEL SLATTERY Service: SCOTT RIGOLINI Xaverian Award: STEPHAN WRONSKI Plus Ultra: BROTHER KEVIN KENNEY, C.F.X. I IN MEMORIAM BROTHER LOUIS CHARLES, C.F.X. On December 8, 1986, the feast of the Immaculate Conception, Bro. Louis Charles passed on to his eternal reward. A Xaverian Brother for sixty-one years, Brother spent the last twenty years of his life at Malden Catholic. Due to illness he was a stranger to recent students. However, to hundreds of M.C. students of the 1970’s he was known and loved for his kind and friendly presence in our school bookstore. Into Your hands, Lord, we commend Your servant. May he rest in peace. 158 SENIOR DIRECTORY LEWIS E. ABATE 36 Summer Street Everett, Massachusetts 02149 University of Lowell DAVID L. ABBOTT 5 Meadow Lane Bridgewater, Massachusetts 02324 San Diego State University STEPHEN A. ALMEIDA JR. 11 Durso Avenue Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Salve Regina FRANK C. AMATO 10 Pevwell Drive Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 Merrimack College ANGELO R. ANDREOTTOLA 6 Burbank Road Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Bentley College PETER P. ANTONUCCIO JR. 136 East Foster Street Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 University of Massachusetts at Boston CHRISTOPHER BARRON 33 Elwell Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Northeastern University MICHAEL G. BARTON 39 Reading Hill Avenue Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Syracuse University STEPHEN W. BATCHELDER 57 Fairmount Avenue Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 Fitchburg State College WILLIAM F. BEASLEY 62 Beach Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Northeastern University DAVID M. BEATRICE 49 Barker Road Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Boston College MARC W. BENNETT 126 Washington Street Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 University of Lowell MICHAEL P. BENNETT 45 Wentworth Road Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Boston College JOSEPH E.BEVERE JR. 14 Lawrence Street Chelsea, Massachusetts 02150 New Hampshire College MICHAEL J. BRADY 58 Marble Street Stoneham, Massachusetts 02180 St. Anselm College ANDREW BRENGOLA 120 Pemberton Street Revere, Massachusetts 02151 Worcester Polytechnic Institute JEFFREY C. BRESNAHAN 72 Tremont Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 University of Southern Connecticut PAUL B. BRISSETTE 39 Monroe Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 THOMAS C. BRUNO 190 Clifton Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 University of Massachusetts at Boston JOHN J. CAMMARATA 70 Haith Street Revere, Massachusetts 02151 Northeastern University TIMOTHY CANNATA 41 Harvard Street Chelsea, Massachusetts 02150 University of Southern California PETER J. CANNON 1 Cottage Street Wakefield, Massachusetts 01880 Catholic University RONALD T. CAPONE 3 8 Vi Everett Street Everett, Massachusetts 02149 University of Massachusetts at Boston ROBERT A. CASALETTO 8 Hillside Avenue Revere, Massachusetts 02151 Hawthorne College LEO T. CASEY 43 Glen Rock Circle Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Tufts University CHRISTOPHER J. CATOGGIO 45 Cliff Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Syracuse University STEPHEN A. CERNIGLIA 49 Cochrane Street Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Tufts University VINCENT P.CIAMPA 34 Elmwood Avenue Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 Work RICHARD J.CIULLA JR. 25 Russell Street Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 New Hampshire College JARED L. CLEARY 130 Forest Street Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Work RUBEN D. COLON 180 Mountain Avenue Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Northeastern University DANIEL W. CONNOLLY 152 Bainbridge Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Franklin Pierce TIMOTHY J. CONNORS 16 Franklin Street Everett, Massachusetts 02149 Bentley College MICHAEL J. CRONIN 6 Fairview Avenue Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 St. Michael College JOSEPH P. CROWLEY 15 Cleveland Avenue Everett, Massachusetts 02149 Fitchburg State College DAVID A. CURCIO 510 Border Street East Boston, Massachusetts 02128 Work JAMES L. DAVIS 39 Rock Valley Avenue Everett, Massachusetts 02149 New Hampton School CHRISTOPHER J. DAWLEY 38 Beach Street Revere, Massachusetts 02151 Curry College CARMEN G. DEANGELIS 11 Eliot Street Medford, Massachusetts 02155 University of Lowell STEPHEN F. DECRESCENZO 45 Fieldstone Drive Stoneham, Massachusetts 02180 University of Lowell STEPHEN S. DEFILIPPIS 17 Goldcliff Road Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Art Institute of Boston ARTHUR M. DELLORUSSO 18 Windsor Road Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Babson College FRANCIS J. DEWEY III 30 Pearl Street Charlestown, Massachusetts 02129 Xavier University KENNETH DIBLASI 33 George Street Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Suffolk University RALPH DIFONZO II 25 Biscayne Avenue Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 Wentworth Institute PETER F. DIGIOVANNI 159 SENIOR DIRECTORY 16 Avalon Road Malden, Massachusetts 02148 University of Lowell VINCENT DOLCIMASCOLO III 116 Waite Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Salem State College STEVEN P. DONAHUE 75 Beach Avenue Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Art Institute of Boston PATRICK J. DONOVAN 24 Avalon Road Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Massachusetts Institute of Technology MATTHEW M. DOUCOT 16 Citation Avenue Stoneham, Massachusetts 02180 Johnson and Wales JAMES E. DOWNING 114 Wicklow Avenue Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Tufts University MICHAEL A. DRUMMEY 41 Newcomb Road Stoneham, Massachusetts 02180 Norwich BRUCE D. EARLE 226 Bennington Street E. Boston, Massachusetts 02128 Northeastern University LAWRENCE E. ERICKSON JR. 63 Warren Avenue Chelsea, Massachusetts 02150 Salem State College JAMES C. EALLON 86 Dexter Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Emerson College RICHARD K. FALLON 27 Tremont Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Merrimack College BRENDAN J.FERRICK 34 Floral Avenue Malden, Massachusetts 02148 University of Lowell ANTHONY FINA 63 Forest Street Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Northeastern University SEAN F. FLAHERTY 12 Freedom Road Woburn, Massachusetts 01801 Morningside College CHRISTOPHER FLAMMIA 8 Judson Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Bentley College MICHAEL F. FLYNN 160 87 Waite Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Regis College (Colorado) KEVIN M. FOLLETT 20 Brentwood Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Santa Clara University MATTHEW J. FREESE 40 Silver Road Everett, Massachusetts 02149 University of Hawaii at Hilo BRIAN E. FROST 10 Hancock Street Stoneham, Massachusetts 02180 University of Lowell PATRICK FUNICIELLO 34 Earl Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 North Texas State University SCOTT M. GALLANT 9 Arlington Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Providence College DENNIS B. GALVIN 4 Vinton Street Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Merrimack College STEVEN W. GARTEN 51 Jasper Street Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 Fitchburg State College JOSEPH GENTILE III 5 Conrad Terrace Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 University of Lowell EDWARD W. GOGUEN 135 Central Avenue Medford, Massachusetts 02155 University of Lowell JASON GORI 61 Beltran Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Arizona State University RICHARD R.GRASSO JR. 76 Walden Pond Avenue Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 TIMOTHY W. HARRINGTON 6 Fieldstone Drive Stoneham, Massachusetts 02180 New Hampshire College TODD C. HARRIS 36 McKinley Street Everett, Massachusetts 02149 University of Pittsburg STEPHEN B. HAYES 15 Barrett Street Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Southeastern Massachusetts University BENJAMIN M. HAZELL 116 Waite Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Northeastern University JOHN C. HENAGHAN 1 Ingalls Terrace Lynnfield, Massachusetts 01940 New England College LAWRENCE F. HEWITT 19 Day Circle Woburn, Massachusetts 01801 University of Lowell THOMAS J. HOLMES 147 Fells Avenue Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Salem State College PAULD. HOPKINS 31 Lynn Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Bentley College SHAUN P. HUBBARD 153 Orris Street Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Bentley College DANAS. HUBERMAN P.O. Box 987 Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 Babson College EDWARD C. HUNT 5 Blaisdell Road Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Worcester Polytechnic Institute STEVEN M. IANNACONE 414 Ferry Street Everett, Massachusetts 02149 Middlesex Community College THOMAS P. JONES 4 Richardson Circle Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 University of Lowell KEVIN L. JULIAN 8 Cherry Street Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 University of Lowell DANIEL C. KEANE 63 Chestnut Street Charlestown, Massachusetts 02129 University of Lowell JOHN J. KEENAN JR. 90 Shepherd Street Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Merrimack College RICHARD P. KELLEY 67 Clinton Street Chelsea, Massachusetts 02150 University of Miami GARYS. KNOX 105 Cushing Road Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Salem State College JOSEPH P. LACEY 21 Salem Street SENIOR DIRECTORY Charlestown, Massachusetts 02129 Bryant College JOHN A.LAFAUCI 85 Converse Lane Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 University of Lowell RAYMOND L. LANE 29 Pilgrim Road Medford, Massachusetts 02155 University of Lowell MICHAEL D. LAVA 144 Darby Road Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 University of Lowell GARY J. LEGOR 73 Fulton Spring Road Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Salem State College DAVID M. LUCIA 25 Palmer Street Medford, Massachusetts 02155 University of Massachusetts at Boston GARRETT G. LYNCH 2 Spear Street Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Suffolk University EDWARD J. MAGNER 11 Elmwood Park Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Merrimack College OMAR B. MAGNUSSON 167 Glenwood Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Franklin Institute ROBERT J.MAGRO 15 Cherry Street Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Northeastern University JOSEPH C. MAHONEY 97 Sixth Street Chelsea, Massachusetts 02150 Norwich University MARC ANDREW MANZI 26 Alfred Street Medford, Massachusetts 02155 American International College JOHN J.MARCHESE JR. 19 Kimball Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 University of Rhode Island BENIAMINO MARTIGNETTI JR. 8 Lincoln Road Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Wentworth Institute SEAN M. MATTIE 125 Forest Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Middlebury College PAUL J. MCGUIRE 121 Waverly Avenue Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Bentley College KEVIN M. MCKENNA 81 High Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Salem State College KEVIN B. MCLAUGHLIN 40 Jackson Avenue Everett, Massachusetts 02149 Union College JOHN J. MCNAUGHT III 72 N. Woodcrest Drive Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Boston College RALPH A. MEMMOLO 33 Grant Road Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Albertus Magnus College ROY A.MERENDA JR. 176 Essex Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Plymouth State College MICHAEL D.MICALE 102 Suffolk Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 University of Massachusetts at Amherst ROBERT MONTANILE 52 Chatham Road Everett, Massachusetts 02149 Northeastern University CARLOS MONTEJO JR. 17 Stanton Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Bentley College SEAN C. MOORE 90 Stratford Road Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 St. Michael’s College STEVEN M. MORENCY 80 Shute Street Everett, Massachusetts 02149 Wentworth Institute PETER O. MORRILL 119 Myrtle Street Lynn, Massachusetts 01905 Norwich University JASON M.MUNROE 128 Newland Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Suffolk University PAUL R. MURPHY III 61 Lynde Street Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Salem State College JOHN-PHILIP NEAL 27 Autumn Street Everett, Massachusetts 02149 Wentworth Institute ANDREW A. NICEWICZ 140 Cook Avenue Chelsea, Massachusetts 02150 Work CHARLES R. NORTHRUP 47 Lovell Road Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Assumption College JAMES J. OBEY 62 Ashland Street Lynn, Massachusetts 01905 Merrimack College GERARD L. O’BRIEN 18 Baldwin Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 University of Michigan SHAWN H. O’DAY 11 Cutting Lane Burlington, Massachusetts 01803 North Adams State College ANTHONY E. ORLANDINO 9 Benton Road Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Wentworth Institute DAVID G. ORR 2 Rocky Nook, A-1 Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Johnson and Wales College JOSEPH E. PAGLIUCA 99 Fulton Street Boston, Massachusetts 02109 Wheelock College STEPHEN PAGLIUCA 24 Stark Avenue Revere, Massachusetts 02151 Northeastern University JEFFREY P. PALERMO 40 Auburn Street Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 Salem State College STEVEN J.PATRIE 5 Stonecrest Drive Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 Merrimack College JOSHUA W. PERLMAN 249 Summer Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Brandeis University GARY P. PINKHAM 157 Cherry Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Bentley College MARK C. PUOPOLO 20 James Terrace Woburn, M assachusetts 01801 University of Massachusetts at Boston ANTHONY RADZIKOWSKI 88 Pearl Street Everett, Massachusetts 02149 University of Lowell HENRY A.RAPPA JR. 25 Bratley Street SENIOR DIRECTORY Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Tufts University ROBERT J. REARDON JR. 14 Kathy Lane Wakefield, Massachusetts 01880 Stonehill College RICHARD A. REDDING 12 Silver Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Pennsylvania State University MARK L. REID 23 loan Road Medford, Massachusetts 02155 U.S. Marines CHRISTOPHER T. REILY 171 Harris Street Revere, Massachusetts 02151 Bryant College RONALD J.REPPUCCI 2 Nelson Road Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Merrimack College JOSEPH R. RICHARD 182 Glenwood Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Seton Hall University SCOTT F. RIGOLINI 11 Cooper Court Everett, Massachusetts 02149 Boston College JAVIER D. RITTENBERG 716 Border Street Apt. A East Boston, Massachusetts 02128 Suffolk University PHILIP L. ROMANO 107 Kimball Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Cornell University RICHARD A. ROMANO 41 Forest Avenue Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 New Hampshire College TERIGI ROSSI 47 Harley Avenue Everett, Massachusetts 02149 Suffolk University JOSEPH B. RUSSO 38 Dexter Street Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Yale University MICHAEL E. RUSSO JR. 112 Shute Street Everett, Massachusetts 02149 University of New Hampshire JOHN B. RYAN 15 Wolcott Park Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Columbia University STEVEN C. SCHEMBRI 11 Alpine Avenue Everett, Massachusetts 02149 North Shore Community College DAVID M.SCHENA JR. 41 Tremont Street Everett, Massachusetts 02149 University of Massachusetts at Boston KEVIN F. SHEA 78 Surrey Street Medford, Massachusetts 02155 University of Lowell STEVEN R. SHERMAN 146 Bainbridge Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Columbia University CARMINE V. SIMONELLI 4 Warren Avenue Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 Suffolk University MICHAEL B. SLATTERY JR. 85 Wilbur Street Everett, Massachusetts 02149 University of Chicago PHILIP F. SMITH 13 Victoria Street Revere, Massachusetts 02151 St. Anselm’s College THOMAS L. SMOLINSKY III 105 Pearl Avenue Revere, Massachusetts 02151 University of Massachusetts at Boston MANLIO J. SOSCIA 63 Sherman Street Revere, Massachusetts 02151 Worcester Polytechnic Institute CHRISTOPHER E. SPURR 62a Prichard Avenue Somerville, Massachusetts 02144 University of Lowell BRIAN D. SULLIVAN 478 FeJlsway East Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Bunker Hill Community College KEVIN T. SULLIVAN 109 Country Club Road Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Norwich University PAUL D. SULLIVAN 138 Fells Avenue Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Jacksonville University JAY P. SYMONDS 139 Sylvan Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Bentley College DAVID A.TENAGLIA 62 Case Drive Revere, Massachusetts 02151 St. A nselm’s College RICHARD THOMPSON 96 Warwick Road Melrose, Massachusetts 02176 Bentley College PHUONG V. TRAN 750 Park Avenue Revere, Massachusetts 02151 University of Massachusetts at Amherst MICHAEL L. TRENT 36A Riverway 4 Boston, Massachusetts 02115-6429 University of California at Berkeley FRANK A. VANGORDER III 41 Essex Street Charlestown, Massachusetts 02129 Fitchburg State College JOHN VIARELLA 119 Proctor Avenue Revere, Massachusetts 02151 Plymouth State College GABRIELE A. VINCENZO 75 Terrace Road Medford, Massachusetts 02155 University of Southern California JOSEPH L. VOLPICELLI 29 Rita Drive Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Boston College BRIAN M. WALSH 20 St. Mary Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Boston College THOMAS D. WARDAN 126 Gaston Street Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Emerson College DONALD P. WATSON 8 Edison Street Saugus, Massachusetts 01906 Villanova University JAMES C. WELCH 1340 Salem Street Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Babson College RAYMOND ). WHELAN 37 Wilbur Street Everett, Massachusetts 02149 University of Lowell ALEXANDER WHITE 79 Andrews Street Medford, Massachusetts 02155 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute DANIEL J. WHITE 98 Childs Street Lynn, Massachusetts 01905 University of Lowell JAMES A. WRIGHT 2 Scott Lane Wakefield, Massachusetts 01880 University of Lowell STEPHAN J. WRONSKI 6 Murray Street Chelsea, Massachusetts 02150 Boston College THE BREAKFAST CLUB 1987 STATE INDOOR RELAY CHAMPIONS We pass the baton to the next generation of Lancers. GRASSO! GRASSO! GRASSO!... SPORTS EXTRAS THE TRAINERS who put the pieces back together For the ones who had a notion, A notion deep inside, That it ain’t no sin To be glad you’re alive ... I ; I “To read, or not to read . . “OK, Leo, let’s put this sucker to bed.” ‘HOW!” 167 “Outta here!” “MC l!” . f 1. ■ . - - ' «3£ V EDITORIAL STAFF Steve Wronski Ray Whalen Bob Reardon Pe ter Cannon UNDERCLASSMEN Mike McDonald GENERAL STAFF k Frank Amato Tim Cannata Ronald Capone Joe Crowley Chris Dawley Jim Downing Kevin Duggan Anthony Forcione Ed Goguen William Kelly Marc Manzi Mike Manfra Mr, Robert Mangini Jim O’Donnell Joe Richard Jay Ryan Andy Sarno Michael Slattery Michael Sullivan John Walkey Jim Welch Jaime Winter Larry Wong MODERATORS William Flynn and Br. Fred Eid SPECIAL THANKS to ... Br. Joe Britt and the MC camera club for their many excellent photos; Mr. Paul Delaney, our yearbook representative, for his helpful consultation; Purdy Studios for their photos; Mr. Mark Tarmey and his Com¬ puter Use class for their outstanding typing contributions; Br. Thomas Puccio for his artistic candids. Thanks are also due to Mr. Thomas Arria, Mrs. Helen Bockley, Br. Robert Bousquet, Mrs. Colleen Campion, Br. Joe Glebas, Mike Mini, Nordel Studios, Ms. Barbara Roberts, Mr. Paul Tennis, and Father Martin Walsh. 168