Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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LUCILLE TAMASI 172 Bowdoin Street Commercial Secretary Lud is one of Malden High's energetic cheerleaders. She also supported the school by serving on the Decorations Committee of Senior Send of?, and as a chorus member of Americana. During the summer. Lud worked with children in Project Headstart. DIANE TENERIELLI 115 Bowdoin Street General Keypunch Operator Diane, a center-fielder on the Soft-ball Team, also likes kickball and tennis. Although she enjoys her Mathematics and English classes, nothing pleases her more than dancing to a Wayne Newton record. Diane works part-time at the International Magazine Company. JOSEPHINE S. TARANTINO 766 Main Street Commercial Dancer Josie has taken four years of dance instruction and has been awarded a trophy for her tap solo in Americana. Interested in acting, she is a member of the Phoenix Players, a Y.M.C.A. dramatics organization. Josie also bowls and golfs in her spare time. CAROL A. TENERIELLO 98 Fairmont Street Commercial Secretary Interested in publications, Carol served as a Maldonian Representative in her sophomore year, and is a two-year member of the Blue and Gold Circulation Staff. During weekends and after school hours. Carol works as a waitress in the Quality Donut Shop in Malden. SUSAN J. TAYLOR 20 Franklin Street College Undecided Sue. the Treasurer of the German Club, is also the President of the Baptist Youth Fellowship. She is a Pep Club member and participated in the chorus of Americana. Sue considers Mathematics her favorite subject, and on weekends she exercises by playing a fast game of tennis. WILLIAM C. THROWER 111 Cedar Street General Navy Bill has earned the title of Esquire as an enthusiastic member for the past eight years in the Order of Sir Galahad, an organization sponsored by St. Paul's Church. As an amateur mechanic. Bill devotes much of his spare time to repairing his own Ford. MYLES L. TAYMORE 17 Ashland Street General Accountant Myles selects The Suprcmes. The Miracles, and The Four Tops as the best of the present recording groups, and enjoys dancing and just listening to their hit records. An amateur chess master, Myles reads, hunts for rare coins, and builds models in his leisure. ROBERT F. TITUS 227 Mountain Avenue Vocational Contractor A member of the Y.M.C.A.. Bob spends many relaxing hours swimming. When not working at Belmont Creamery as a delivery boy. Bob is usually riding his motorcycle. Reading books on electrical theory and playing sports occupy his free time. MARVIN S. TOBIN 70 Wescott Street Vocational U.S. Navy Martin was awarded a letter for playing on the Vokc Basketball Team. Although all sports appeal to him. he decided parachuting was the most exciting. Martin works on airplanes or plays chess with the Malden Junior Chess Club in his free time. JEAN F. TOMASELLO 75 Avon Street College Secretary Jean is an active member of the Senior Studcot Council, and names French her most enjoyable subject. However, her primary interest lies in sports. Jean has received letters for her participation on both the girls' basketball team and the soft-ball team. ADELINA L. TORRES 74 Madison Street General IBM Keypunch Adelina in her sophomore year played guard on the girls' basketball team. She follows the activities of the Celtics and Harlem Globe Trotters with keen interest. Along a more domestic line. Adelina also possesses a talent for sewing. DIANE G. TOWNSEND 90 Cherry Street Commercial Hairdresser Dee. jeetetary for Junior Achievement for one year, is also typist for the Blue and Gold. She likes to watch both stock-car and drag racing, and selects English as her most interesting class. After school. Dee works as a salesgirl at Wool-worth's. 102

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GARY R. STRECK 409 Charles Street General Auto Machinist Gary, who considers World Problems his most fascinating class, often listens to The Platters, his favorite group. Gary works every day at the Cater Engineering Company in Salem, studies mechanical Engineering at night school, and owns a class C racing car. MARCIA A. SURETTE 82 Beltran Street Commercial Dancer Marcia, a nine-year member of the Malden Y.M.C.A., has served as a junior Leader for the past four years. A talented dancer, Marcia has taken lessons for eight years, and she performed as a tap soloist in Sahara Sands. MARILYN C. TADDONIO 7 Clapp Street College Interior Decorator Marilyn, a member of USONA and the Latin and French Honor Societies. is also in charge of Negatives for the Maldonian. A member of b» th CYO and the Greater Boston Association for Retarded Children, Marilyn enjoys listening to Peter, Paul and Mary. NEIL F. SULLIVAN 126 Alden Street General Undecided Nail, a member of Junior Achievement. enjoys sports as both a participant and a spectator. He swims, skis, boxes, and attends local basketball games. B x kkeeping is Neil's favorite subject, yet he is also very interested in World History. GARY G. SWEEZEY 19 Payne Terrace General Undecided Gary, a football enthusiast, favors the Green Bay Packers. He occupies his weekend and after-school hours working as the Toy Manager of Zayrc's in Medford. At MHS, Gary finds his Manual Training class the most interesting, and he enjoys working on cars. PATRICIA A. SULLIVAN 27 Oxford Street College Stewardess Pas, the President of Kappa Phi Sorority, is a three-year member of the Pep Club, the Choral Art, and the Field Hockey Team, on which she plays left wing. A member of the chorus of Americana, Pas served on the Decorations Committee for Karnival Kapers.” HARVEY M. TABASKY 64 Linwood Street College Undecided Han’t was a three-year member of the French Club and Senior Executive of LIT. the sport co-editor of the Blue and Gold. A stockbo at Iordan Marsh. Hone was a member of the chorus of Americana” and co-chairman of the Ticket Committee for “Harvest Hullabaloo. THOMAS D. SULLIVAN 47 Spruce Street General Undecided Sully, interested primarily in History. both Modern and Ancient, devotes much of his free time to learning more about this iield. Although a fan of many British singing groups. Sully selects the Rolling Stones as the best, and likes to dance and listen to their recordings. JUDITH A. TADDONIO 7 Clapp Street College Secretary Judy, a CAM girl, worked on the Undergraduate and Biography Stall of the Maldonian. A member of the French Club, Judy selects French as her favorite subject. She ushered at “Americana and served on the Decorations Committee for Senior Sendofl and The Red Apple. CLASS CLOWNS: Jeanne Vozclla and Herbert Jackson 101

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DEBORAH J. TRABUCCO 12 Robert Terrace College Undecided Debbie, who belongs to the French Honor Society, is a three-year member of USONA. A member of the Pep Club in her sophomore year, she also sang in the chorus of Americana.'' Outside of school, Debbie is an active member of Alpha Delta Alpha sorority. SUSAN J. TRACY 25 Fairview Terrace College Nurse Swan, a member of the softball team in her sophomore year, also received an Auxilium Latinum award. Although she likes basketball. Susan prefers to spend her time reading or playing piano. After school, she is a salesgirl at Gorin's Department Store. BRUCE W. TREWITT 168 Sammctt Street College Singer Aside from singing, which is Bruce's main source of enjoyment, he plays the guitar and bass. He is a member of four groups, the most noted of which is The Avengers.” Bruce names The Rolling Stones and The Animals as his favorite singers. RONALD J. TRICCA 19 Adams Street General Businessman Ronnie was an active three-year member of the student council, and in his junior year was co-chairman of Senior Sendoff.” A member of the hockey team and a part-time employee of the Dairy Queen. Ronnie still finds time for his favorite sport, hunting. DAVID P. TRIFONE 28 Fairlawn Street General Undecided Date, a member of the YMCA. likes to water ski and race cars. Formerly employed as a pipe fitter for Crane Plumbing and Heating, he now works for Sullivan's Catering Service and Restaurant. A football fan. Date names biology as his favorite subject. STEVEN VALENTE 71 Morris Street General Carpenter Lente. who selects Manual Training as his most interesting subject, was previously employed as a construction worker by Quinton Builders. A baseball fan who particularly enjoys seeing the Orioles in action. Lente also spends his time building and racing cars. MARCIA J. TRITTER 106 Pierce Street College Teacher Marcia, a three-year member of the French Honor Society and Greenroom. is Secretary of CAM. The Co-Head of the publications staff of the Maldonian. she is also the senior corresponding secretary of Phi Delta Phi. and a member of BBG. V MARIE L. VALLEY 386 Highland Avenue College Teacher Marie, who works at the Y.M.C.A., is a two-year member of French Honor Society and Future Teachers. A Lion representative for one year, and a participant in the chorus of Americana.” Marie likes reading, drawing, and listening to all types of music. MARY F. TURPIN 141 Coleman Street General IBM Keypuncher Mary, a member of the typing staff at the Blue and Gold, selects World Problems as her most interesting subject. Experienced in swimming, water skiing and ice skating, Mary spends some of her spare time listening to the Rolling Stones and Beach Boys. V JOAN M. VASILY 161 Central Avenue College Elementary Teacher Joan, President of the French Honor Society, is the Senior Portrait Editor of the Maldonian. She is a member of USONA and Future Teachers, and was elected to the National Honor Society in her junior year. Joan was also in the chorus of Americana. MICHAEL A. VALE 30 Hancock Street College Doctor Michael, a three-year member of the French Honor Society, now holds the office of Vice-President of COG. The undergraduate editor of the Maldonian. he played on the Tennis Team in his sophomore year. An amateur chemist, Michael also collects coins. SUSAN VATALARO 34 Marshall Avenue College Teacher Susie, a two-year member of the Future Teachers of America, is also active in USONA and Tri-Hi. A former member of the Pep Club, she spends her spare time either baking or sewing. After school. Susie is employed as a salesgirl at Carroll's Cut Rate. 103