Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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wmsy...,.., MICHAEL J. CERCHIONE 4 Wyeth Ct. College College Mike was a two-year member of LIT. He played the position of guard on the basketball team, where he received J. V. and varsity letters. On Mike's sports list, foot- ball and swimming also rate high. In school, he considers Math as his most interesting class. ww-sv DAVID P. CHADWICK 47 Lanark Road College Engineer An expert marksman, Chad is a member of the Rifle Club, and a two-year member of the Chess Club. In the afternoons Chad is a hard worker at Vfoolworths He is also a spectator at many MHS football and basketball games. Chad's favorite subiect is Math. MARK CHIACCHI 58 Malden St. General Insurance Man Mark, a talented guitar player, spends many of his leisure hours listening to his favorite kinds of popular music. He participates in a good game of football whenever it is possible. In school, United States History is the subject Mark enjoys most. JOSEPH F. CICCOTELLO 76 Essex Street College Biologist Sports-minded Chic names basket- ball and weight lifting as his favorites. In school he worked on the decorations for Carousel, and was a member of the football team, Chic prefers The Mamas and The Papas and The Four Tops over many of the pop groups. MARY CHIMI 46 Home Street College Teacher A two-year member of F.T.A., Mary was a recipient of an Auxil- ium Latinum Award in her Sopho- more year. She also is a member of the French Honor Society and the Business Club. To relax, Mary reads, goes skiing, or listens to the music of The Supremes. MAUREEN B. CHAITON 27A Lisbon St. Commercial Secretary Maureen was a member of the Future Nurses and MacDowell Girls' Concert Choir. On the Maldonian Subscription Staff for three years, she also worked for Mr. Oxman. Outside of school Maureen was a two-year member of both BBG and Phi Delta Phi. get . ,V . fs - 3 . Q ... .J .J t l it S f 1 as JEAN CHIRICHETTI 29 Marshall Avenue College Teacher A member of the Pep Club for one year. Jean was elected Head Cheerleader in her Senior year. She has also been a member of Tri-Hi and USONA for three years. Jean has helped on Pep Club dance committees, and was a Graduation Usherette for two years. .,.. Q --'. ' . Ns 'X sz-Ig: 5' News t 'e f - 1 . V as Qs- ' f 6. '- ' .S s . . if -I -- JOSEPH CHAPMAN 28 Chestnut Street Commercial Undecided An honor student at Malden High, Joe's favorite subject in school is his Bookkeeping class. lntrigued by all professional sports, he lauds the Red Sox. When not studying or working at Oak Grove Market, he listens to the sounds of The Association. JANE CIABURRI Zl Andrew Street College Secretary Janie is employed as a salesgirl at Jordan Marsh Company after school. In school her favorite sub- ject is French, and outside of school she enjoys football and basketball. Janie relaxes while sew- ing, and gets exercise when she goes horseback riding. CHRISTMAS IN ROOM 15.

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Class of l958 ANNA CAPPELLO 43 Wentworth St. Commercial Secretary Anne was a hard worker on the Senior farewell dance, Yester- day's Gone. She was a one-year member of the Pep Club and the Business Club. Anne enjoys danc- ing and painting, and listening to The Supremes or Wayne Newton. CATHERINE M. CARON 24 Albion Street General I.B.M. Operator Cathy is a three-year member of the Catholic Youth Organization. Her best subiect is History, but she also excels in cooking. Cathy enioys listening to all types of folk music, especially French Canadian, and the recordings of Peter, Paul, and Mary. JOSEPH CANDELORA 52 Oakland St. General Navy Candy is employed by Pearl Bakery after school hours. In school he enjoys Psychology and Physics. When not getting exercise playing such sports as baseball, football, hockey, and swimming, Candy relaxes to the music of The Temptations or The Miracles, FRED J. CAPODILUPO, JR. 376 Salem Street General Singer Freddie, whose favorite hobby is singing, was a three-year member of both the Choral Art Society and Chamber Singers. He also sang in Channel '68 , and was a homeroom representative for one year. In school, English is the subiect in which Freddie excels. CHARLENE CARBERRY 538 Medford Street Commercial Business School Charlie has been a three-year member of Alpha Delta Alpha, a two-year Vocational Cheerleader, and a one-year member of the Pep Club. In her spare time she collects and listens to records. Charlie keeps active by going boat- ing, surfing, or ice skating. ARLEEN P. CARROLL 41 Coleman Street College Teacher Arleen was two-year member of the Pep Club and a cheerleader in her Senior year. She was also a member of Future Teachers, French Honor, USONA, and Tri- Hi. Arleen served on the Student Council, and worked on the ticket committee for Channel '68 . DENNIS CARLAN 78 Seaview Ave. College Undecided Besides working at the Malden Knitting Mills after school, Dennis is also a member of the MHS baseball team. He has been a student council representative for two years, and was an usher at Channel '6S. Dennis also helped on the dance committee for Carousel PAUL CARTER 37 Harding Ave. Voke Undecided Paul is a .member of the Town Line Bowling League. A fan of Mark Twain and, most of all, foot- ball, he would never miss a Patriots game. Among his hobbies are reading and carving. Paul con- siders Metal Fabrication his most interesting subiect. F' MARGARET J. CAPONE 10 Mills St. College Teacher Margaret was a two-year member of the MacDowell Girls' Concert Choir and the Blue and Gold typ- ing staff. She helped her class by working on Shuffle and singing Mame in Channel '68. Marg- atet's hobbies include playing the guitar and waterskiing. ALLAN CARMAN 29 Columbia St. College Dentist An honor student, Al was a two- year member of COG and Latin Honor, and one-year member of French Honor. Al belonged to the Pilgrim Youth Fellowship, where he served as Vice-President. After school he is employed at Ken- nedy's Egg and Butter Market. JOHN R. CASCIO 425 Lynn St. General Accountant For four years, Cash played the clarinet in Malden High School's Band. With Woodworking being his favorite subject, his specialties are hope chests and cabinets. Swimming, fishing, baseball, and listening to The Beatles are what Cash calls relaxation.

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CAROL S. CIOVACCO 107 Judson Street College Teacher A three-year member of German Honor and CAM, Carol also par- ticipated in Choral Art and Chamber Singers. Playing guitar and writing songs is especially interesting to her. Listening to the popular hits of The Tijuana Brass is what Carol calls relaxation. ELLEN CLARK 53 Harvard St. Commercial Secretary An excellent typist, Ellen is also very good at Bookkeeping. As a girl who loves outdoor activities, she ice skates and enjoys swim- ming. A special interest is making her own clothes. Ellen is a part- time worker at Liggett's Drug Store in Malden Square. GEORGE COLANGELI 51 Julia Street Electrical Engineer For two years, Eel has played end position for the Golden Tornado football team. Not only is he a letterman in football, but also in indoor and outdoor track. Being mechanically inclined, Eel especial- ly enjoys working with cars and motorcycles. General MICHAEL E. CITRANO 33 Claremont Street General Electronics Engineer Su-Su was an energetic member of the Junior Varsity Baseball team in his Sophomore year. A three- year member of the Band, he helped deliver their successful dance, Freak-Out . After school Su-Su spends most of his time working at Malden Knitting Mills. LYNNE E. CLOONAN 89 Linden Avenue Dist. Ed. Model Lynne was on the committees for Carousel and The Shuffle . She often goes swimming and ice skat- ing, and is a spectator at football games. In school, Lynne likes Biology and Math, and she dances while listening to the music of The Three Degrees. JOHN COLANTUONI 35 High Rock Road Voke Electrician An auto enthusiast, John watches many stock car races and owns a 1955 Chevrolet. When not work- ing on his car, John spends many weekends hunting in the Maine woods or competing in a football game. For relaxation, John often listens to The Dave Clark Five. KATHLEEN A. CLAPP 8 Albion St. Commercial Undecided A valuable player for the girl's field hockey, basketball, and soft- ball teams, Kathy was the recipient of three letters. As a member of St. Josephs C.Y.O., she also par- ticipates on their softball team. Swimming and painting occupy much of her spare time. LARRY S. COHEN 90 Autumn Street College Electronics Engineer Larry is a three-year member of COG and Latin Honor. As an A.Z.A. fraternity brother for three years, he served as Social Chair- man. Larry is also a two-year recipient of the Auxilium Latinum Award. He is employed after school at Oak Grove Drug store. ELIZABETH COLBERT 87 Hawthorne Street Commercial Secretary An active Vice-president of Tri- Hi, Betsy is also President of her sorority, Alpha Delta Alpha. A two-year member of the Band and the Ski Club, she also received two letters as girls' tennis manager. Swimming and painting come first on Betsyls list. BEVERLY CLARK 9 Barrett Street General Airline Stewardess As a sophomore, Bev was a Blue and Gold homeroom representa- tive and a member of the student council. An Alpha Delta Alpha sister for three years, she also par- ticipated in the Pep Club for one year. Bev works part time at Malden's jordan Marsh Company. JOSEPH G. COLAMETA 11 Kenmore Rd. General Civil Engineer Joe, an energetic sportsman, played basketball for three years, earning his varsity letter. A three-year member of the Y.M.C.A., he plays all outdoor sports. loe took part in many class activities as an active council member in his Sophomore year. WALTER I. COLE III 205 Tremont St. General U. S. Air Force President of his Church Youth Group for four years, Wally is also Treasurer of the Explorers, Jr. Assistant Scout Master of the local Boy Scouts pack, and a two- year member of his Youth Ministry Committee. Wally also works in construction.