Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1975 volume:

1975 maldonian Malden High School, Malden, Massachusetts 02148 Volume 56 contents e year e peop graduate: undergra faculty ' %71 ” MALDEN PUBLIC LIBRARY 4r ; V- ' 2 fJrT. JUL 3 1 tQ75 Teaching chemistry in room 330. L-4 H A— v 97 1985 a very special relationship Talking to Joe Baglio at kickoff dance 4 DEDICATION Clowning in the halls. It is unusually difficult to thank someone who has given his time and energy to a class for three years. Not only has he been an advisor, he has acted as counselor, part-time psychiatrist, businessman, painter, construction worker, playwright, college recommendation writer, and flutophone virtuoso. As a chemistry teacher, he has taken his work personally and is his own most severe critic when he feels he has not had as much time as he would like to devote to class preparation. In theChem lab, he has referred to himself as the “cup washing elf” who prowls around after school washing dirty coffee mugs. He has experienced a complete spectrum of emotions as Senior Class Advisor, from anxiety and depression to satisfaction that cannot be verbalized. He was reduced to joyous arm waving and bear hugs for days after the Senior play. He has been heard to wonder if there were some way that his Senior Class could all stay back. Because a very special relationship has developed between him and the Class of 1975, this Maldonian is dedicated to John Benotti. Accepting the January Teacher of the Month award. DEDICATION President Nixon resigned from office under the pressure of the Watergate scandal. this was the year that ... V -Tf j m ' v JiNl I IBgfb $ The Federal school intergration plan was ordered in Boston. 6 THEME Recession fueled unemployment lines ' reminiscient of the Depression. Nelson Rockefeller assumed the Vice Presidency, the third to hold that office in four¬ teen months. Gerald Ford became the 38th president, the first not elected. THEME Patty Hearst disappeared with the Symbionese Liberation Army. ... and the year that ... Evel Knievel failed to successfully jump the Snake River Canyon in hisskycycle. John Dean was freed from imprisonment for his participation in the scandals that toppled the Nixon Administration. 8 THEME Democrat Michael Dukakis defeated incumbent Republican Francis Sargent for the governorship of Massachusetts in a nation wide Democratic sweep. Here Dukakis is pic¬ tured visitinga Malden elderly housing project. Plans were finalized across the nation for the Bicentennial Celebration. THEME « ¥ - , v 10 THE YEAR ' i V there was more ... A yearbook should be the history of a particular year in a particular school, but all of us had lives that went beyond the school. The real history of the year was more than what we shared in the buildings of Malden High. Before the year began there were days of bicycling, and nights at The Prince or ‘‘the Park.” There were fads, heroes, and hobbies. Every generation has its own. When the school day ended different interests took us in many directions to the beach or to the mountains, to the square” or other metropolitan towns like Malden. Often our interests took us to Boston for concerts and theatre, sports and shopping, and sometimes even study at the B.P.L. or history on the Freedom Trail. There were loud parties, and there was quiet music and quiet talk. The year was more than our lives at Malden High School. School was what we shared, and that story is here; however, there was more to the year, and that story is here also. 12 THE YEAR THE YEAR 13 14 SUMMER Summer signals a time for sun and relaxation. School sessions have finally ended, and the threat of future work seems far away. For the time, we are content to accept no responsibilities; we are anxious for some enjoyment! Each person sees the summer totally differently. To some, summer is a time to explore. Others are happy sitting with friends. Excitement can always be found at the beach, and local parks become overcrowded with high school students. Everyone is out for a good time. Even those who find summer employment find themselves enjoying the summer. Although they are not able to participate in summertime fun, they are able to enjoy just not going to school. The summer is a time to enjoy all that there is no time for during the hectic school year. 1 Summer is the cottage at the lake 2 sailing lessons 3 quiet talk with a friend 4 . .. sitting in the shade at Ameridge Park 5 horseback riding 6 swim¬ ming at Breakheart Reservation 7 long quiet days. SUMMER 15 field hockey has successful season The 1974 Girls’ Field Hockey team showed outstanding spirit and determination. Led by tri-captains Elaine Burke, Brenda Sousa, and Rose Tomasello, the field hockey team completed a successful season. The exceptional talent of this year ' s netminder “Chickie Callahan kept Malden’s girls colorful. Team effort was stressed by not only the captains but by seniors Linda Moulton and Donna Mooney; juniors Susan CiccarelIi. Patty Gerrin, Sheryll Matthews, Cheryl Eddy, and sophomores Barbara Bennett and Lori Scheufele. Coach Carol Gavoorian felt “the girls showed sportsmanship on and off the field. This year’s team was a perfect example of Malden High’s class.’’ 16 FIELD HOCKEY 1. Bottom Row: Elaine Burke, Rose Anne Tomasello, Brenda Sousa. Second Row: Chickie Callahan, Carolee Sullivan, Marianne Curley, Gail McNamara, Paula Trabucco, Susan Ciccarelli. Linda Moulton, Barbara Bennett, Patty Colangeli, Lori Scheufele, Patty Gerrm. Top Row: Maureen Murphy, Debbie O ' Leary, Linda Perotti. Cheryl Eddy, Donna Mooney, Val Sparrow. Colleen McBride. Sheryll Matthews. Joanne Moreschi. 2. Coach Gavoorian, who injured her back early in the season, encouraging her team. 3. Sheryll Matthews fights for the ball as Susan Ciccarelli looks on. 4. Rose Tomasello watches ac¬ tion on field. 5. Elaine Burke, open for a pass. 6. Brenda Sousa looks perplexed about the situation. 7. Brenda Sousa fights on defense. 8. Donna Mooney attempts a difficult shot. Field Hockey Scores Malden 9 24 74 Medford 2 0 9 27 74 Everett 7 0 10 8 74 Somerville 4 0 10 10 74 Peabody 0 4 10 15 74 Arlington 1 2 10 18 74 Medford 1 0 10 22 74 Everett 1 1 10 29 74 Haverhill 0 1 11 8 74 Arlington 0 2 Won 4 Lost 4 Tied 1 8 FIELD HOCKEY 17 rally and dance begin season Drums were beating, cheerleaders were chanting, and hands were clapping on September 20, 1974, as the annual pre- season rally got underway. School spirit was rekindled in Seniors and Juniors and started anew in Sophomores. The annual cheering and yelling contest was again held, and the Seniors were the undisputable winners. Excitement was climaxed that night with the Senior Class kick-off dance. The Shittons, a professional group that performed contemporary music as well as many of the nostalgic fifties tunes, were featured. Kids clapped, danced, and enjoyed the music. The Senior Class made a sum total of $450 from the dance. This money was to help cut expenses for future class functions. 18 RALLY KICK-OFF DANCE 1. The Shitton singers entertain the audience with a nostalgic 50 ' s routine. 2. Margaret Millner smiles appreciatively while listening to the Shittons. 3. Nancy Spector enjoys a night out at the dance. 4. Anne Henry and Cheryl Doucette arouse enthusiasm at pep rally. 5. Nedlam joins cheerleaders for the school song. 6. Camera catches Denise Gilardi and Joe Hurley off guard. 7. Shitton drummer adds to the excitement of the kick-off dance. RALLY KICK-OFF DANCE football staff plans new tactics Malden High’s Golden Tornadoes were led to a victorious season under head coach Paul Finn, line coach Louis Racca, end coach Tom Kelly, defensive coach Richard Cullen, offensive coach Bill Hanifan and sophomore coach Edwin Zirhmerman. Except for Mr. Racca, all are fairly new at their job. As Coach Finn said, “They are finding their way togehter.” There were various tactics used by this season’s team. For the offensive, the players used a “multiple T.” The tactic, multiple T, makes each position appear relatively new, thereby confusing the opposition. Defensively, the Golden Tornadoes played an “Oklahoma,’’ invented by an Oklahoma coach, which uses five linemen, two line backers and four secondaries. The team has kept its plays fairly simple. Coach Finn would rather have the team do a few things superbly than many incorrectly. The players’ ability to handle the plays formed a winning combination for Malden High. 20 FOOTBALL 1. The Malden High football team doing isometrics. 2. Another exer¬ cise that is very common during practice — the jumping jack. 3. The situp, exemplified by the spiritous Malden High football team. 4. Malden High coaches (L-R) Paul Finn Headcoach, Mr. William Hanifan, Mr. Edwin Zimmerman, Mr. Louis Racca, Mr. Richard Cul¬ len, and Mr. Thomas Kelly. 5. Malden High ready to march onto a victory led by Russell Garland. 6. John Strum, Russ Garland, and Jeff Sullivan standing for the National Anthem. 7. Coach Tom Kelly signifying victory. FOOTBALL 21 seniors ' pride describes the turn-around As a senior on the Malden High football team, one experiences feelings of leadership, confidence, inner drive and often times the frustrations of defeat. The seniors, realizing that this was their last year as members of the Golden Tornado squad, worked diligently to make the team eligible for the Greater Boston League Championship. Along with such established players as Jack Freker, Jeff Sullivan, and Mark Burns, the seniors displayed the element which makes a good football team great. Pride,” says senior Mike Souza, that one word describes the complete turn- around of M.H.S. football.” Pride was the factor which evidently did turn around the team, so much so that they went on to defeat the over-confident Medford Mustangs and with that became the G.B.L. co-champs. Hkm min. 1 1 SEC. HIP TOGO LINE DOWN QRTR VISITORS MALDEN 1 -INMI- —Ji 22 FOOTBALL 1. First Row: Joe Connorney. David Angelo, Sam Drinkwater. Benny Talbot. Louie Femano. David O ' Brien, Mark Mauri. Joe Strum. Steve DeFilippis, Kevin Henry. Carl Gartland, Mike Gustaman. Kenny Lock¬ hart, Ed Wilcox. Second Row: Coach Hanifan. Ross Schifano. Mike Boyle, Steve Freker, Bob Trickett, Joe DeNoveli, Bob DiNapoli. Tony Jesi, Shawn Brickman, Charles Russell, Tom Littlewood. John Ruelle. Jim Sullivan, Tim Hegarty, Steve Gaffey, John Stanasek, Coach Racca. Third Row: Coach Finn. Coach Kelly. Bill Smith. John Grenham. Bob Jones, Scott Mallet, Bob Farrell, Jeff Sullivan, Steve Carpenter. Mike Freni, Rich Marzullo, Al Ford, Kevin Arsena. Bob Lenehan, Coach Zim¬ merman. Fourth Row: Brenden McQuade, Don Roach. Steve Pont- briand, Kevin Kelly, Billy Lundin, Mike Souza, Bob Matewsky. Mark Burns, Jack Freker, Paul Coleman, Russ Garland. Steve Adorn. Carlos Carlan, Coach Cullen. 2. Paul Coleman on Malden ' s offense. 3. Jeff Sul¬ livan and John Grenham preparing for action. 4. John Grenham and Paul Coleman contemplating Malen ' s plan of attack. 5. Steve Carpen¬ ter punts for the extra point. 6. Malden ' s magnificent blocker, John Freker, helps John Stansek execute a play. 7. Junior Ford motions for help from the bench. FOOTBALL 23 first half of season ends with 3-2 record The first half of the 74-75 season, Malden, the eventual GBL co-champions, had a record of 3-2. Malden won their opener against Chelsea, but lost a hotly contested 14-0 decision to North Quincy. Malden returned to winner’s forum to dominate the Haverhill team on their own field, raising their record to 2-1. The best game of the year pitted the eventual league co-champions, Malden and Peabody, against each other. There was a last minute rally but the inspired offensive unit, led by Steve Carlan and John Stanasek, fell short in the dying seconds leaving Malden in a .500 season. Having experienced the taste of victory and defeat, Malden found out it wanted victory and steamrolled on to 6 straight wins. 24 FOOTBALL 1. Don Roach hustling to Malden’s huddle. 2. Mike Souza opposes Peabody player at the line of scrimmage. 3. Principal Arthur Boyle, surrounded by other football player’s fathers, watches the game intently. 4. Coach Paul Finn advises John Stanasek on Malden ' s strategy. 5. Stanasek attempts to confuse Everett’s defense. 6. Mal¬ den’s valuable offensive line set for action. FOOTBALL Lit tornados win next five straight The second half of Malden’s season started by ending Revere’s unbeaten home streak. The Varsity posted 24 unchallenged points until late in the fourth quarter when Revere finally scored against the inexperienced Sophomores. In an offensive exhibition of skill and strength, Malden defeated Quincy in a 54-22 rout. In a costly, injury-ridden game against Arlington, Malden lost quarterback John Stanasek and left-tackier Mike Sousa, but managed to defeatthe Spy Ponders, 24-6. Now against a traditional rival, Somerville, Malden downed the Highlanders convincingly, 20-12, after spotting them 12 points because of Malden’s own mistakes. Against an always touch, well-conditioned opponent, Everett, Malden rose to post a 26-6 victory on a chilly Saturday morning. Now Medford was to come on Thanksgiving Day. [1 - i ft v 1 || Jp 1 4 ■? I 11 1 0 I 26 FOOTBALL 1. Malden ' s bench observes the action of the game. 2. Jeff Sullivan is pursued by an opposing tackier. 3. Charles Russell and Steve Car¬ penter take a moment to relax. 4. John Stanasek sprints out right while looking for a receiver downfield. 5. Jeff Sullivan bulls for the extra yard on his own. 6. Malden ' s team takes the field for the Thanksgiving Day game. FOOTBALL 2 The Golden Tornadoes whirled to victory during their 87th annual Thanksgiving Day game with Medford on November 28, at Macdonald Stadium. The Blue and Gold defeated the Medford Mustangs with a final score of 42-15. Co-captain Jeff Sullivan was responsible for two Malden touchdowns. Seniors Mark Burns, Paul Coleman, John Ruelle, and Junior Steve DiFillipis all scored touchdowns. Junior quarterback John Stanasek tossed two touchdown passes and the two point conversions to Carlan and Ruelle. The success of the Thanksgiving Day game crowned the Tornados co-champions of the G.B.L. According to Tornados’ head coach, Paul Finn, “Capping off our season this way was just fantastic.” thanksgiving win brings gbl championship 28 FOOTBALL 1. Tornados plan their moves during first quarter huddle of Thanks¬ giving Game. 2. Anne Mirageas and Patti Meuse, majorettes, at tra¬ ditional Thanksgiving rally before the Medford game. 3. Jim Sulli¬ van claps his hands as final gun sounds. 4. Receiver Steve Carlan looks disturbed after Mustang touchdown. 5. Malden players get some halftime advice. 6. Clock tells story of Malden’s second con¬ secutive victory over Medford. 7. Ed Willcox and Kevin Cummings ecstatically embrace as game ends. Football Scores Malden 9 21 74 Chelsea 18 14 9 28 74 North Quincy 0 14 10 5 74 Haverhill 26 13 10 12 74 Peabody 12 14 10 19 74 Revere 24 14 10 26 74 Quincy 54 22 11 2 74 Arlington 24 6 11 9 74 Somerville 20 12 11 16 74 Everett 26 6 11 28 74 Medford 42 15 Won 8 Lost 2 FOOTBALL 29 cheerleaders now include jv squad The cheerleaders were reorganized this year to include a twelve-member Junior Varsity squad which cheered at soccer, Junior Varsity football and Junior Varsity basketball games. The Varsity cheerleaders, led by co-captains Betsy Hanifan and Anne Henry, continued to cheer at hockey, Varsity football, and Varsity basketball games. Both squads spent many long hours in the gym after school practicing and conditioning. They met each day during seventh period in Coach Carol Gavoorian’s room to make posters and plan new cheers. In the early fall, they held a bake sale to raise money to subsidize the high cost of their uniforms. The cheerleaders became close friends with each other and with Ms. Gavoorian, and their combined school spirit was always apparent. 30 CHEERLEADERS 1. Patty Chisholm at the Thanksgiving Day Game. 2. Sherry Gardner cheers at Arlington game. 3. Nedlam, Elaine Munroe, and Josie Acierno are excited after a Tornado ' s touchdown. 4. Debbie O’Malley and Robin Sneed cheer after a Malden High victory. 5. The Pep Club helps Malden High cheerleaders cheer on the Golden Tornados. 6. Co-captain Betsy Hanifan cheers for a victory. 7. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders an inovation this year: Bottom Row: Mary Kay Hurley, mascots Pau¬ lette and Nicole, and Lisa Carroll. Top Row: Dee Dee Medugno. Lori Penta. Colleen Foley, Judy Cummings, Jeanne Binda, Cindy Ledbury, Cheryl Tonge. Marla Snyder, Robyn Mars, and Mary Beth Downing. 8. Cheryl Doucet claps along with the band. 9. Co-captain Anne Henry Pins flowers on Malden ' s mascots. 10. Barbara Finn does the cheer to “Shaft ' s” theme at the Thanksgiving Day Game. 11. Debi McNamara cheers for the Golden Tornados. 12. Cheryl Speranza claps to the team cheer. CHEERLEADERS 31 32 MAJORETTES majorettes to continue traditional The majorettes constituted a large part of the clarinet section of the Band in Jenkins Auditorium seventh period every day. During the football season, they worked on their routines in both auditoriums. Their half-time performances showed team work and talent by co-captains Mary Jo McBride and Anne Mirageas, Seniors Annamaria Antoniou, Linda Cannon, and Patti Meuse, and Juniors Sandy Appel, Karen Brown, Susan Cohen, Robin Goober, and Andrea Levin. On November 28, at the Thanksgiving Game, the majorettes continued the tradition of dressing in Indian costume instead of the usual blue and gold uniforms. As Drum Majorette Mary Jo McBride said, “The majorettes displayed a fine quality of talent.’’ 1. Majorette mascots, Debbie and Denise Wilcox, pose for the ca- era. 2. Andrea Levin dances to the music of Shaft. 3. Head Major¬ ette, Anne Mirageas. leads Band into Pearl Street Stadium. 4. Susan Cohen waits for half-time performance to begin. 5. Mary Jo Mc¬ Bride, Drum Majorette, at Thanksgiving rally. 6. Sandy Appel waits for instructions from Head Majorette. 7. Patty Meuse and Anna Ma¬ ria Antoniou getting in line for performance. 8. Robin Goober per¬ forming at annual Thanksgiving Day game. 9. Linda Cannon relaxes during game. 10. Karen Brown performs routine at Thanksgiving game. MAJORETTES 33 THE PRINCE 34 THE PRINCE. pizza and coke — teenage staples After a week of school, a student looks forward to any opportunity for digression. One form of pleasure especially for students has always been food, so it is natural that a restaurant of some sort is a common gathering place. The Prince Pizza is one such place. Located on Route 1 in Saugus, The Prince has become the local gathering place for anyone who does not want to stay around Malden on a Friday or Saturday night. There is an orchestra consisting of a piano, drum and a singer who cannot usually be clearly understood. The menu is mainly pizza, and the prices are such that a high school student can go there often. It is not unusual to find many of MHS’s students at The Prince enjoying a night out. sr 1. The Prince tower, which is a landmark on Route 1. 2-3. The 5 new Wheels and Wagon room opened this year. To everyone’s disappointment, I.D. ' s really are required. 4. Debbie Wayne and Linda Luongo ordering. 5. Nancy Mahan and Eileen Kelley shar- lg| ing coke. 6. The Prince. Mi -- ■ t i i. ■■ THE PRINCE ) J . seniors choose musical comedy After hearing that the 1975 Senior Play was going to be a theatrical diversion, enthusiastic Seniors met early in October to decide what type of play to present. Unlike the straight drama of the past, a musical comedy was agreed upon. At the second meeting with advisors Ms. Picillo and Mr. Benotti, the comedy “Commencement” was selected. The play dealt with Brookfield High, a stereotyped high school of the Forties. Seniors began working after school to revise and cut the script. They also added extra parts in order to involve as many actors as possible. Cheerleaders, a choral arts group, and a band were included, and Broadway songs such as “Applause” and “Miss Marmelstein” were incorporated with the help of Mr. Blackman. At first, rehearsals dragged; actors were prompted to make corny jokes and snide remarks. One week before the play, the play had not been rehearsed in its entirety, and panic set in. 36 SENIOR PLAY 1) Marguerite Picillo, director, discusses costumes. 2) Rosemary Mayne and Steven Belmonte fall in love. 3) John Tumblin and cheerleaders, Debbie Rossano and Gina Antonnucci, are excited after passing exams. 4) Andrea Voigt and Mr. Mel Blackman go over music at rehearsal. 5) Last minute instructions are given to the cast backstage. 6) Nancy Spector cleans up after the finals. 7) Cast members sway to “Let ' s Fall in Love.” SENIOR PLAY 37 commencement — a refreshing change On Friday, December 13, approximately 800 people drifted into Jenkins Auditorium to see “Commencement.” The audience was brought into the era of the Forties with Glen Miller music. The highlights of the play were when Peter Zschokke lost his wig and when Mr. Boyle walked on stage. The audience applauded as Zschokke accidently “flipped” his wig. Unflustered, Zschokke pinned back the wig and said, ‘ ' I’ll give you the name of my hairdresser if you like.” At the end of the play, Mr. Boyle came on stage posing as a weather¬ beaten man in search of a principal’s job at Brookfield High. With humor, music, and good acting, the Senior class put together a performance that was a refreshing change from traditional Senior plays. 38 SENIOR PLAY 1. Peter Zchokke displays the arrogance of Alan Gaylord. 2. Miriam Schin- delheim flirts with Danny Fournier. 3. The Choral Arts Society and conduc¬ tor, Joel Weisberg, drone Christmas carols for concert. 4. Rosemary Mayne, Donna McCaffrey, and Gilda Cormier chat. 5. Miriam Schindel- heim and Paul Darragh discuss the events of the first day of school. 6. Steve Belmonte tries to instill confidence in star basketball player, John Tumblin. 7. Jim Collins catches Linda Luongo as she loses her crutches and her balance. SENIOR PLAY 39 service clubs find vitality In recent years, the service clubs have often been accused of being in search of a purpose. The origins and traditions of these clubs are crusty and occasionally quite impressive. Lit, for example, claims to be the oldest literary society in the nation and toward the end of the last century published a very respectable quarterly magazine. The traditional Thanksgiving baskets for the needy and the sponsoring of teachers’ teas seem to be the perennial constants, and in the past, they were often the only activities of these clubs. This year, some real vitality was shown in Usona’s bike hike, CAM’s public speaking contest, Lit’s lecture night at Boston College, and the traditional COG vs. Lit football game, which ended in a smashing 77-7 victory for Lit. 40 SERVICE CLUBS 1) USONA: Bottom Row: Janet Kriteman, Judy Menard, Joyce Melanson, Chedva Irlender, Audrey Levin. 2nd Row: Denise Comeau, Margaret Woo, vice-pres., Holly Marshall, pres., Debby Wayne, treas., Joanne Ricciardone, Donna Cosman, Twilah Conrad, Phyllis Werlin, Margie Baron. 3rd Row: Mar¬ ianne Dunn, Vicki Brussard, Sylvia Orent, Marcia Magolies, Susan Mack, Judy Mack, secy. 4th Row: Nancy Howell, Denise Lailer, publicity manager, Nancy Spector, Andrea Levin, Linda Lochiatto. 2) Linda Luongo, pres., Nancy Mahan, vice-pres., and Eileen Kelley, historian, at CAM initiation party. 3) Holly Marshall, pres., and Karen Dowling on USONA bike hike. 4) CAM: Bottom Row: Marybeth Downing, Nancy Kellogg, secy., Kathy Perotti, Marla Snyder, Justine Boisvert. 2nd Row: Patti Meuse, Ann Mira- geas, Judy Cummings, Nancy Mahan, vice-pres., Lisa Carroll, Cindy Ledbury, Mary Kay Hurley, Mir¬ iam Schindelheim, treas. 3rd Row: Maureen Mur¬ phy, Barbara Greenberg, Karen Shea, Nancy Lid¬ dell, Linda Luongo, pres., Andrea Voight, Eileen Kel¬ ley, historian, Darlene Digangi 5) COG: Bottom Row: Arnold Walkin, secy., Alan Sidman, Benjamin Mel- ter, Howard Sherman, senior executive. 2nd Row: Alan Rosenthal, vice-pres., John lovan, Joel Weis- berg, treas. Top Row: Paul Darragh, pres. 6) Lit Bottom Row: Dana Brown, Joe Chandler, Tom Cronin, Dave Surette, pres., Mark Berman, treas., Stanton Sherron, 2nd Row: Mr. Donald Brunelli, Eddie O ' Connor, vice-pres., Barry London, Dave Twshig, Ronald Bucholtz, Dr. Elliot Carlson, Danny Patterson. 3rd Row: Joe Hurley, secy., Arthur Boyle. Steven Buckley, Francis O ' Brien, Mark Proper, Leo Hamel, Joe Boisvert, Mike Souza, Jim Cunha. Top Row: Bob Lenehan, Steve Adorn, David Horseman. 41 service clubs aid community Tri-Hi held a large initiation party in September, made Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets, and carried on a Toy Drive for three weeks. The club also went to see “A Little Night Music” on February 12. The National Honor Society held a Unicef drive throughout the school in late October. They also collected Christmas presents in December and sent them to the Salvation Army. The Black Student Union, planned a tour of southern colleges to along with two other local schools. In November, members of the B.S.U. attended a play by James Baldwin entitled ‘‘The Amen Corner.” The Key Club, which was organized in 1973, has grown to include almost 45 members. -In the fall, it collected over $800 fo ' r the Malden League for Exceptional Chil dren. 1. Tri-Hi: Bottom Row: Sherry Gardner, Barbara Finn, Secretary, Doreen No- cella, Linda Brown, Donna Grenier, MaryAnne Curley Second Row: Jeanne Binda, Historian, Cheryl Speranza, Linda Vanasse, Treasurer, Leonora Torto- rella, Vice-President, Ann Marie Zipperi, Tina Coombes, Leslie Rainen Top: Pam Zipperi, special activities co-chairman, Nancy McHugh, Nancy Kellogg, President, Michelle Nocella, special activities -co-chairman. 2. President Nan¬ cy Kellogg distributes candy to members Pam Zipperi and Michelle Nocella. 3. Black Student Union: Bottom Row: Jeff Thompson, Robert Handy, Steven Cherone Second Row: Marva Gooding, Membership Chairman, Michele Jack- son, Assistant Secretary, Robin Sneed, President, Robyn Mars, Treasurer, Rachel Lawson Third Row: John Jones, Robert Harris, Curtis Gray, Tina Bynoe Top Row: Brian Phillips, Jay Williams, Andrew Ryner. 42 SERVICE CLUBS 1. Mr. John O’Brien receives November Teacher-of-the Month Award from Key Club Advisor Mr. Flynn and President Alan Ro¬ senthal. 2. Advisor Mr. Flynn and Maureen Sullivan watch the Teacher of the Month presentation for December. 3. Key Club: Bottom Row: Leonora Tortorella. Kathy Belbin. Justine Boisvert. Maureen Sullivan, Vice-President. Francis O ' Brien. Dennis Krive- low, Howard Sherman, Susan Patri, Andrea Levin, Joanne Salie Second Row: Veronica Graf, Cheryl Norton, Susan Graf, Corre¬ sponding Secretary, Jayne Perry, Recording Secretary, Debra DiGregoric, Treasurer, Alan Rosenthal, President. Mr. Flynn. Ad¬ visor, Alan Sidman, Susan Cohen. Sally Bliff. Joanne Leyva Third Row: Audrey Levin, Marlene Colella, Lillian Ronan, Michael Ad¬ ams, Barry London, Warren Sherman, Ben Meltzer, Karen Ro- denhiser, Ross Schifano, Ralph Koretsky Top: Arnie Walkin. Ri¬ chie Goldstein, Rich Barricelli. 4. President Janet Proto counts UNICEF money collected by National Honor. 5. National Honor: Bottom Row: Nancy Kellogg, Treasurer. Patty Colangeli. Karen Rohwedder, Janet Proto. President Second Row: Susan Graf. El¬ len Finch, Denise Gilardi, Susan Silvia, Margaret Woo, Secretary, Denise Lailer, Nancy Spector, Judy Brudnick Top Row: Tom Cronin, Vice-President, Edward O ' Connor, Mark Proper, Joe Boisvert, Joe Hurley, Nancy Liddell, Holly Marshall, Darlene Di- Gangi. SERVICE CLUBS 43 nostalgia and ecology dominate This year saw more than a normal share of new fashions; some were original; but some were nostalgic rebirths. Long, flaired skirts came back as remnants of the Fifties. Along with knee-length skirts came platform shoes with three inch cork heels. The short, curly, razor” haircut returned. Long hair was slowly vanishing from the scene Some daring males went one step further and completely shaved their heads in the style of TV hero Kojak.” Painters’ pants and overalls continued to be favorites. The popularity of Levi’s and Lee’s jeans continued with topsider shoes, Wallabees, and the slightly more novel Earth Shoe, designed by a Scandinavian woman for greater comfort, or so the ad boasts. Peculiar socks with toes appeared. Most came with matching gloves. The only difference between the socks and the gloves was the length; hopefully, the socks were a few inches longer. 44 FASHIONS A 1) Valerie Pervis, Debra Shidlow and Lisa McLean display the popular style of multicolored high socks. 2) Kim Mahoney models the 1975 fashion with her knee length skirt, platform shoes, and blunt cut hair style. 3) Valerie Chingris, sitting next to Rosemary Coder, displays her fashionable cork soled platform shoes and knee length skirt. 4) The popular ' 75 style — high platform shoes. 5) Lori Medugno relaxes in the popular style of casual over¬ alls. 6) Joey Frauton, Vance Ferratusco, and John Stanasek display their own fad the shaved head. FASHIONS 45 D DI AMD FAVORITES 46 FAVORITES music and movies — a popular pastime The year 1975 brought with it many new heroes and musical interests. They were mostly products of the media’s influence. One of the most obvious was the revival of Lenny Bruce and his growing number of followers. Movie sequels seemed to be the craze, as evidenced by the movie Godfather II. The productiaon brought back the star of Serpico, Al Pacino. The Great Gatsby may not have been the great hit that was expected, but it did air a popular “hero,” Robert Redford. Charles Bronson made a series of movies, many of them violent, including his most controversial, Death Wish. Popular music concerned the nostalgic sounds of the 50’s with Sha Na Na, the Beach Boys, and the early Beatles. Carole Kingand Carly Simon were popular females, and prominent male vocalists included ex-Beatle George Harrison and Elton John, “The Superstar of the Seventies.” 1. Robert Redford stars in the movie The Great Gatsby that influenced the 1975 fashions. 2. Elton John Super- star of the Seventies,” sings at the Boston Garden in an outlandish costume characteristic of his style. 3. Charles Bronson, one of the leading box office stars in 1975, por¬ trays a vigalante in the movie. Death Wish. 4. Ex-Beatle George Harrison regains popularity during his concert at the Boston Garden. 5. Al Pacino stars in 1975 ' s most pop¬ ular movie, Godfather II. 6. Dustin Hoffman portrays America ' s most controversial comic, Lenny Bruce, in the movie Lenny. 7. The music of the Fifties is reborn with nostalgic group, Sha Na Na. 8. Carole King, popular fem¬ ale vocalist, sings during her concert at the Boston Music Hall. FAVORITES 47 48 MALDONIAN 5 maldonian survives coffee frappes Anyone walking by room 403 during seventh period or after school wonders how a yearbook will ever be compiled by June. At first glance, it appears that Brigham’s has opened up a branch store on the fourth floor. Irish coffee frappes are spilled all over layouts, and empty coke bottles are strewn on top of filing cabinets. But behind the ice cream facades, and Editor-in-Chief, two Assistant Editors, two Special Editors, and assorted staff members actually are revamping the traditional structure of the Maldonian, updating it and creating a revolution in yearbook philosophy. Over a period of five deadlines, all two hundred eighty pages are somehow completed, even if it means staying until 10 P.M. the night before the printing representative is due to arrive. Advisor Richard Appleyard alias “AP” complains that he has never met a deadline in his life. This year that trend has been broken at least twice. In spite of the grief and aggravation over minute details, by the time the proofs return, there is a certain sense of satisfaction in seeing the results of hours of taking and cropping pictures, writing copy and captions, and designing pages. 1. Stephen Finn, Howard Sherman, and Paul Leavy design football layouts. 2. Copy co-edi¬ tors Margaret Woo and Eileen Kelley proofread essays for the approaching deadline. 3. Edi¬ tor-in-chief. Denise Gilardi, identifies undergraduates. 4. Maldonian: Bottom Row: Pam Zipperi, Holly Marshall, Assistant Editor, Denise Gilardi, Editor-in-Chief, Myrna Beecoff, Janet Proto, Susan Silvia, Elyse Gray, Karen Shea, Nancy Kellogg, Karen Dowling, Karen Gray, Joe Baglio Second Row: John Carozza, Howard Sherman, Paul Leavy, John Iowan. Stephen Finn, Dennis Krivelow, Rich Barricelli, Nancy Mahan Third Row: Mr. Richard Ap¬ pleyard, advisor, Andrea Voight, Nancy Spector, Judy Brudnick, Assistant Editor Top: Margaret Woo, Eileen Kelley, Betsy Sasso. 5. Co-editor Judy Brudnick examines sports copy before a deadline. 6. Special editor Nancy Kellogg chooses pictures for a service club layout. 7. Susan Silvia types biographies for the Senior section. 8. Janet Proto and Holly Marshall order pictures for the faculty section. MALDONIAN change marks blue and gold year The high school newspaper, “The Blue and Gold,” this year tried in many ways to improve the quality of its printed word. The size of the staff was increased by one third Another change was initiated which allowed previously exempt Seniors who were members as Juniors to join the staff. With the largerthan usual number of returning personnel, the editorial staff underwent some changes. Two new positions were established, a club editor and a departmental editor. Now that the School Committee has established that the Blue and Gold be given free to the students, the news of the department heads is printed. The position of editor- in-chief has proved to be more than a one person job, and co-editors worked well. Alth ough this has been a year of many changes, the staff continually tried to do its best. 50 BLUE AND GOLD Gllje Mint attft (Bulb MEMBER C.S.P.A. N E S P.A. highest rating January 30,1975 Vol. LXVIII, No. 5 CO-EDITORS: Mark Proper, Diane Smith NEWS EDITOR: Susan Graf FEATURE EDITORS: Donna McCaffrey, Helen Psallidas SPORTS EDITOR: Patty Colangeli DEPARTMENTAL NEWS EDITOR: Leonora Tortorella ACTING COPY EDITOR: Maureen Sullivan CLUB EDITOR: Alan Rosenthal REPORTERS: Julie Carbin. James Collins. Gerard Damiano. Linda DeAcetis, Kim Giampietro. Gary Gilbert, Donna McDermott. Judy Menard, Rosalyn Sooserian, Tamara Sousson, Valencia Sparrow, Peter Zschokke. PHOTOGRAPHY: Courtesy of Maldonian staff. TYPISTS: Jayne Perry. Susan Silvia. Ellen Finch LITERARY ADVISER: Mr Thomas Maher BUSINESS ADVISER: Mr. George Edwards ARTWORK: Joey Brown. Julie Carbin, Brian Phillips 6 1. Blue and Gold: Front Row: Maureen Sullivan, Susan Graff, Jayne Per¬ ry, Leonora Tortorella, Donna McCaffrey Second Row: Helen Psallidas, Rosalyn Sooserian, Linda DeAcetis, Judy Menard, Ellen Finch, Diane Smith, Co-editor, Donna McDermotte Third Row: James Collins, Peter Zschokke, Mark Proper, Co-editor, Thomas Maher, Advisor, Alan Ro¬ senthal. 2. Helen Psallidas, feature editor, works on copy. 3. Julie Car- bin, Susan Graf, news editor, and Jayne Perry confer with advisor Thomas Maher. 4. Valencia Sparrow reviews last months paper. 5. Co¬ editor Mark Proper reads over a story before the deadline. 6. Helen Psallidas, Peter Zschokke, Rosalyn Sooserian, and Donna McCaffrey clown around. 7. Judy Menard and Maureen Sullivan check a story. 8. Nancy Mardiello finished assignment as Diane Spinelli looks on . The MHS Soccer team this year enjoyed a successful season. The final team record was 6-3-1. With many outstanding players, Malden dominated much of its matches with such rivals as Haverhill and Revere. With tri-captains Bob Doolin, Dave Surette, and Jim Cunha, and other top players as Dom Pedulla and Dave Twohig, most of the games were exciting. Unfortunately, the team faced a soccer team number of handicaps. They lost one of their best players, Dave Surette, early in the season because of a broken ankle. Other disadvantages were due to overcomes inexperience of new players. Most of them had not played soccer until last year. . .. Yet, according to Coach Wales, “Even though we don’t have the experience, we many handicaps have the desire to win.” 52 SOCCER 1. Coach Wales contemplates a new play. 2. Pasquale Petrangelo retrieves the pall from Haverill. 3. Bottom Row: Peter Mences. Areste Merangee, Pea Soup, Jimmy Barat, Mark Discipio. Richard Connely, James Cunha, Bobby Doolin, Tom Cronin, Pasquale Pe¬ trangelo, Dave Twohig. Top Row: Joe DeSalvatore, You Wallow, Rocco Saraceni, Doug Nanfria, John Cagno, John Kiernan, Dave Angelo, Mike Pluombidis, Jeff Thompson, Tom DiFilippo, Bob Mil- ley, George Eliouplous, Bob Bellavia, Bob Donahue, Dorn Pedula, Ronald Sager. 4. Bob Bellavia breaks towards the action. 5. Dom Pedulla, an All-Star player. 6. Jim Cuhna and Dom Pedulla smile after a M.H.S. victory. 7. Bob Doolin sets up a scoring play. 8. Dave Surette outraces Haverill. iv Soccer Scores Malden 9 16 74 9 20 74 9 24 74 9 27 74 10 1 74 10 4 74 10 8 74 10 11 74 10 15 74 10 18 74 10 22 74 10 25 74 10 29 74 11 1 74 Arlington Haverill Revere Peadbody Somerville Everett Medford Arlington Haverhill Revere Peadbody Somerville Everett Medford 1 0 5 2 2 0 0 l 2 4 2 0 4 4 1 1 3 0 8 1 1 1 0 2 3 0 0 1 4 SOCCER 53 Ever since the ecology breakthrough b icycling has become the newest trend. Not only does it reduce air-pollution, but it serves as good exercise for the body and mind. Most important, b icycling is fun! During early autumn and spring, ten-speeders and three- speeders dart in and out of Malden’s busy square. Bike trips may be short ones around the corner or down the street to the store. More enjoyable, however, are the long, exhausting hikes into the suburban Concord and Lexington. Bikers notice scenes that they A generally miss from cars. On country roads, m bicyclists can pack their lunches and spend ■ the whole day, escaped from loud honking cars of Malden. 54 BICYCLES. BICYCLES 55 inner strength helps maiden harriers The Cross Country team coached by Mr. John O’Brien, ran a 6-3 season. Tri-captains Mark Berman, John Weston, and Joseph Adams led the Malden Harriers over a 2.8 mile course at Playstead Park, Medford. Training began in early September, with the first meet four weeks away. The meets, usually held on Tuesdays, were simple and quick. After a quick re-check of race strategy and good lucks to each other, the runners would go to the starting lines. After running two miles at a fast pace, the steep hills almost challenged the runners to attempt them. Relying on inner strength bred from long miles of training, the Malden Harriers would begin the most difficult part of the race in a sprinting kick. Running into the tape, the race would be over. 56 CROSSCOUNTRY I. Cross Country: Front Row: Captain, M. Berman. J. Co- langell, D. Paterson, B. Trahey. G. Ghika. J. Hoffman, S. Rutledge, G. O’Sullivan, J. Restuccia, Captain, J. Weston, S. Shernan, R. Rodenheiser Back Row: Coach, J. O ' Brien, J. Chandler, D. Gardiner, B. McCarthy, J. Vertrano, G. Per¬ rin, B. MacDonald, J. Alle, K. Berman, M. Craner, J. Folan, C. Richards, P. Skiffington, P. Nee, V. Smith, W. Colella, W. Spinney, S. Czerpila, M. Lefton. 2. Coach John O ' Brien talks to a member of the team before a race. 3. Gerard O ' Sullivan relaxes after 2 mile run. 4. Richard Rodenheis¬ er, a strong Malden runner, kicks into the finish line. 5. Scott Rutledge strides into the tape. 6. Mr. John Carrol takes times during a race. 7. Mark Berman, Harrier Cap¬ tain and team leader, breaks for the finish line. 8. John Chandler, Team Managers, Janet Colangeli and Debbie Gardiner, Greg Perrin, and BobTrahey, relax after a meet. 9 16 74 9 24 74 9 27 74 10 1 74 10 3 74 10 8 74 10 10 74 10 15 74 Cross Country Scores Malden Revere 33 23 Everett 24 33 Arlington 15 50 Peadbody 29 28 Somerville 19 42 Chelsea 32 24 Haverhill 23 32 Medford 22 35 CROSSCOUNTRY 57 The 1974-75 Wrestling team kicked off its season with a lineup headed by tri-captains Bob Connearney, Bob Milley, and Mike Scibelli. Their strength this year was in the middle weights. Mike Scibelli and Tony Romano at 128, and Bob Milley at 134 were tough competitors. Except for Dan Sardo, the light weights were fairly inexperienced .and needed practice. After Coach Gormley put them through tough training, they improved. There were several class meets this season. Malden defeated Billerica by only 3 points in the last seconds with the help of heavyweight John Tumblin. Another close score was against Leominster, with a victory of 29-24 for Leominster. Malden gave Leominster a tough fight and gained much experience from it. The season ended with a record breaking number of wins by any MHS Wrestling team. wrestling season finishes strong 58 WRESTLING. 1. Paul Skiffington lifts an opponent. 2. Mike Scibelli cov¬ ers opponent during a match. 3. Wrestling Team: Bottom Row: B. Milley, Tri-captain, M. Scibelli, Tri-captain, D. Wil¬ cox, S. Bellavia, J. Peckham, U.S. Olympic Coach, D. O ' ¬ Boyle, D. Sardo, A. Romano, A. Jesi Second Row: Coach Phil Gormley, B. Connearney, Tri-captain, S. Bernstein, J. Spadaro, J. Strum, A. Lauria, J. Tumblin, B. Talbot, D. Snow, P. Skiffington, D. O ' Brien, M. Bucci, S. McDonald. 4. Anthony Jesi, in a reverse. 5. David Snow grapples with an opponent. 6. David O’Brien drives into a Brockton wres¬ tler. 7. Paul Skiffington in a test of strength. 4 12 19 74 12 20 74 12 27 74 12 31 74 12 31 74 1 4 75 1 8 75 1 9 75 1 14 75 1 17 75 1 21 75 1 29 75 2 1 75 2 4 75 2 7 75 2 11 75 2 12 75 Wrestling Scores Malden Reading 30 15 Hamilton-Wenham 10 47 Lexington 36 22 Melrose 21 26 Waltham 19 39 Brockton 13 45 Saugus 32 24 Billerica 30 27 Stoneham 51 15 Weston 68 12 Wakefield 33 24 Leominster 24 29 Newton 33 24 Brookline 41 21 Woburn 52 16 Westford Academy 18 28 North Reading 57 6 Haverhill 42 6 WRESTLING 59 language clubs view new cultures The idea behind a language club is to expose the student to the culture of the language which he is studying. Le Cercle Francais, with advisor Ms. Lohnes, El Club Hispanco, with advisor Ms. Rivman, and Latin Honor, with advisor Ms. Nicholas had enjoyable trips to restaurants and theaters. Le Cercle Francais and El Club Hispanico gave a Christmas party. French Honor held an initiation where each new member put on a skit in French. Spanish club members took a field trip during November to the Museum of Fine Arts to see the Goya prints. They became the foster family of a little girl from Los Angelos, Guatemala. The annual Spanish play this year was a Spanish version of The Wizard of Oz. 60 LANGUAGE CLUBS 1. Laurie Weiner laughs over the french skits put on by new members. 2. Laura Cote and Jimmy Collins at Span¬ ish Club Fiesta. 3. Nanette Greer, Nancy Kellogg, and Ei¬ leen Kelley fight over books at French Honor initiation. 4. Faye Brown and Denise Gilardi enjoy refreshments at joint Language Club Christmas Party. 5. Latin Honor: Bottom Row: Michael Morrelli, Mary Lawlor, Nancy Spector, Seth Roth Second Row: Ed Kosta, Br uce Faucher, Jr. Executive, John Gabarino, Barry London, Ross Schifano Top Row: Mark Berman, Doug MacDonald, Debra DiGregorio, Holly Marshall, Diane Slaine, Secretary, Helen Psallidas, Presi¬ dent, Kathy Belbin, Miss Nicholas, Advisor. 6. French Honor: On Rail: Nancy Kellogg, Judy Brudnick, Secretary. Holly Marshall, Eileen Kelley, Joe Hurley Bottom Row: Margie Baron, Ronald Bucholz, Steven Finn. Chedva Irlen- der, Marcia Margolies, Vicki Brussard, Nanette Greer, Joanne Salie, Susan Silvia, Rhonda Levine, Second Row: Andrea Levin, Karen Gray, Susan Graf, Jayne Perry, Debra DiGregorio, Justine Boisvert, Helen Psallidas, George Rodnizki Top Row: Kathy Belbin, Jolene Baldwin, Judy Sawyer. 7. Miss Lohnes, French Honor Advisor, leads a game at initiation party. 8. Spanish Club: Bottom Row: Skip Woodworth, George Rodnizki, President, Linda Mof- fet Second Row: Sal Barbagello, Lisa Crumley, Alice Bri- atco, Steve Woodworth, Treasurer, Leonora Tortorella, Secretary, Judi Rubin, Kathy Perrotti, Elizabeth Chuba Top Row: Paula Genzeles, Patricia Smith, Cheryl Norton. Margaret Woo, Miriam Schindelheim, Debby Wayne. Jim¬ my Collins, Vice-President. LANGUAGE CLUBS 61 62 LAB PEOPLF L4B PEOPLE MS THE THING v s k ' j 1 OOSuLbJ. 1 ' • ■’ lab people keep school sane The Science Department “go-fors” dominate an entire wing of the third floor before and after school and during their free periods. Science teachers each sign the time-sheets of a student who serves in the official capacity of Lab Assistant. The usual responsibilities include keeping the labs clean and somewhat orderly, feedingthe animals, setting up experiments for classes, and helping out where needed. The unusual duties are somewhat more diversified; they include making coffee in beakers, chasing after misplaced films, tutoring, and maintaining the teachers’ sanity. The science labs have become homes away from home for both the teachers and lab assistants, who have developed special friendships with each other. Instead of becoming lost in the shuffle of numbers, they have found niches in which they are free to be themselves. 1. “The Thing, Mr. Low’s iguana, has lived at the high school for eight years, more than four feet long, it weighs about fifteen pounds. 2. Denise Gardiner cleans mice cages in back of Biology Lab. 3. Mike Tufo and Rod Myre examine Thing in room 303 after school. 4. Linda Trickey checks homework for Ms. Fahlberg. 5. Jana Kaplan gets supplies for Mr. Jones in room 331. 6. Chemis¬ try go-fors Ed O’Connor, Betsy Sasso, and Judy Brudnick find diversions while cleaning lab after school. LAB PEOPLE 63 sports clubs broaden athletic opportunity The Sports Clubs allow a number of students to get involved in different athletic activities. The Equestrian Club, although they did not ride much in the beginning of the year, got out more often as Spring and warmer weather approaches. They held a raffle in the fall for a $25 certificate and made a profit of about $180. The Ski Club was inactive this year due to lack of snow until February, but they did manage a few day trips to ski areas. The Chess Club and advisor Dr. Joseph Ackerman, had a match against Melrose and sponsored the Student-Faculty Chess Tournament. 1. Equestrian Club: Karen Grey, President, Linda DeAcetis, Vice-Presi¬ dent, Carol Gartland, Treasurer, Karen Rodenhiser, Betty Anne Lani- gan. 2. Steve Glennon, Jeff Finn, Mark Goodrum, and Bobby Friberg involved in a serious chess match. 3. Ski Club: Bottom Row: Mary Ellen Lanigan, Nancy Ward, Ricky Goldstein, Susan Graf Second Row: Andrea Voight, President, Bob Carlton, Paul Darragh, Peter Demirdjian, Jayne Perry, Rita Lutkevich, Judy Crowe, Kathy Perotti, Vice-President, Don¬ na Grenier, Nancy Montgomery, Patty Perotti. 4. Chess Club: Barry London, Secretary, Anthony Andreucci, William Luongo, President, Peter Altman, Vice-President, Louis Gersh, Doctor Ackerman, Advisor, Paul Cameron. ip 64 SPORTS CLUBS. boojum rock — a creative outlet Boojum Rock, the creative writing and art magazine, was founded in 1969 and lets students freely express their literary and artistic talents. The magazine also serves as a teaching device for those helping to put it together. Staff members learn about layout, printing, and creative design. Boojum Rock contains various genre including short stories, poetry, and essays, some of which are written by members of Creative Writing classes, and cartoons, photographs, and drawings. This year, with advisor Ms. Cynthia Poor, the magazine has made a few changes. Boojum Rock is now published once a year instead of semi-annually. More written materials than sketchings or drawings were submitted. 1. Miriam Schindelheim and Margaret Woo proofread article for publica¬ tion. 2. Boojum Rock: Bottom Row: Phyllis Werlin, Veronica Graf. Second Row: Roseann Pasquale, Tamara Spieler, Denise Gilardi, tri-editor, Jayne Perry, Margie Baron. Third Row: Janet Oxman, Miriam Schindelheim, tri¬ editor, Susan Graf. Fourth Row: Margaret Woo, Holly Marshall. 3. Jayne Perry and Susan Graf proofread a short story. BOOJUM ROCK 65 girls capture gbl crown This season’s MHS girls’ basketball team played another fantastic season led by co-captains Rose Tomasello and Brenda Sousa. Assistant coach Mr. Brunelli said, “It was the team’s depth that had made them undefeated. No matter who is put in, the job gets done.” Well-prepared and well-disciplined, the basketball team captured the Greater Boston League crown. Girl to girl and strong offense were the keys behind their success. Four Seniors on the team, Rose Tomasello, Brenda Sousa, Carolee Sullivan, and Patty Colangeli, left a void as they graduated. However, the team remains confident of its capability. With Juniors such as rebounder Val Sparrow, ball handler and starter Terry Coleman, Doris Burgess, and Susan Ciccarelli, the team will probably repeat its winning season next year. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 1. Brenda Sousa and Rose Tomasello charge for the ball. 2. Carollee Sullivan up for a shot. 3. Val Sparrow at the foul line. 4. Coach Mr. Fitz discusses game strategy with his team. 5. Rose Tomasello fights to keep hold of the ball. 6. Doris Burgess listens to instructions from Coach Fitzpatrick. 7. Bottom Row: Carollee Sullivan, Co-captain, Rose Anne Tomasello, Co-captain, Brenda Sousa, Patty Colangeli. Top Row: Barbara Bennett, Laurie Poirier, Nancy Burgess, Val Spar¬ row, Doris Burgess, Sheryll Matthews, Colleen McBride, Terry Cole¬ man, Patty Gerrin, Susan Ciccarelli. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 67 On January 28, the gym was packed with an enthusiastic crowd, as the girls’ basketball team played one of its best games of the season. Malden dominated Medford from the very beginning, and half-time found Malden leading by a score of 29-12. It was not until the fourth quarter that Medford even attempted a comeback. Nevertheless, Medford did not have the power to stand up to the ability of the Malden team. Val Sparrow was fantastic at the board, while Terry Coleman added to the score with her good ball control. Points were scored by Doris Burgess, Rose Tomasello, and Brenda Sousa. “I’m really proud of the girls; maiden girls this was the biggest game of the year and they came through with flying colors,” commented Coach Barry Fitzpatrick. As a result of this win, Malden’s record trample medford reached 12-0. 68 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 1. Terry Coleman blocks a shot. 2. Susan Ciccarelli races for the ball. 3. Brenda Sousa sets up a play. 4. Rose Toma- sello takes a shot. 5. Laurie Poirier. Barbara Bennett. Dor¬ is Bur gess, and Brenda Sousa warm-up before the game. 6. Co-captains Rose Tomasello and Brenda Sousa with Patty Colangeli. Girls’ Basketball Scores Malden 12 23 74 Somerville 51 42 12 26 74 Chelsea 44 34 12 27 74 Haverhill 62 39 12 30 74 Medford 38 32 1 3 75 Everett 46 27 1 7 75 Arlington 54 32 1 10 75 Revere 41 31 1 14 75 Peabody 49 33 1 17 75 Somerville 46 32 1 21 75 Chelsea 47 19 1 24 75 Haverhill 56 42 1 25 75 Medford 47 40 2 4 75 Everett 45 34 2 7 75 Arlington 46 44 2 12 75 Revere 2 14 75 Peabody 6 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 69 70 LUNCH lunch — a mass exodus Each day a bell sounds at 11:14 that marks the end of growling stomachs. Lunch begins. There is a mass exodus from fourth period classes, and former students are transformed into vultures. Package lunches and milk are sold on each floor, but many people still prefer home grown lunches. Since there is no cafeteria, a variety of places become instant lunchrooms. Within school, these range from room 101 to the Chemistry Lab. Outside of school, people throng to the canteen trucks. Every restaurant in Malden Square is crowed. All activities end by 11:45, when the daily doctrine, the bulletin is read, and announcements are made over the P.A. system. Slowly the now-satisfied birds of prey become students again, and fifth period begins. 1. Dennis Coffey buys Yodels at the stand on the first floor. 2. Eric Broady chomps on a sub in Maldonian photo lab. 3. Miriam Schindelheim con¬ templates grapefruit in room 101. 4- Students meet for informal luncheon at canteen trucks in front of school. 5. Bob Doolin carefully devours his bag lunch. LUNCH 71 coach ' s leadership big factor John Schlegel, himself an ex-Malden High basketball player, is the coach of the basketball team. Not a tr ue disciplinarian, Coach Schlegel utilizes all of his players to their fullest ability and gets the best effort out of each. In close games, an emotional man, he is off the bench yelling encouragement. A fair coach, he plays all of his team using each as his ability or situation arises. In only his second year as coach he has guided the Cagers into playoff contention, something undone in six long years. Hard practices stressing the basics of position and play have paid off. Coach Schlegel uses both zone and man to man defense, depending on the team facing them. His offense is one that runs, runs, and runs. The fast break and hustling work of all players forces their opponents to make mistakes and turn the ball over. Hopefully, the hard work and determination will pay off in the state playoffs. 72 BASKETBALL 1. Boys’ Basketball Team: Bottom Row: Captains M. Burns and K. Fulgham. Second Row: Coach Peter Carroll, B. Car- roll, N. Pashoian, J. Furlong, S. Carpenter, J. Freker, G. Lee, S. Hanley, G. Phaneuf, V. Ferratusco, and Coaches William Hanifan and John Schlegel. 2. Steve Carpenter blocks a shot while Jack Freker guards opponent. 3. Ken Fulgham sets up for a shot. 4. Coach Bill Hanifan ponders the next strategy. 5. Steve Carpenter shoots from the foul line. 6. Kenny Fulgham goes in to score. 7. Jack Freker, Malden ' s tough rebounder at the foul line. 8. Coach Schle¬ gel and the bench encourages the players. BASKETBALL 73 In a superlative year, the MHS Basketball team was led by Seniors Kenneth Fulgham, Jack Freker, Steve Carpenter, and Mark Burns. A 23 point average scorer, Fulgham was a definite all-star in the GBL league and Malden’s best all around player. All aspects of the game, shooting, defense, rebounds, and assists, came easily to the captain of the team. Jack Freker, a physical player, was a hustler and good rebounder who went all outfor every game. Steve Carpenter was regarded as the most improved player of the entire team. Steve’s best ability was in defense, and he was often assigned to stop the opponent’s best scorer, a job he usually accomplished. Offensively, Steve was the team’s best foul line shooter. Tri-captain Mark Burns seniors was Malden’s fastbreak threat. Averaging 10 points a game, he was one of Malden’s clutch shooters. A tremendous strong jumper, he was lead team one of the best rebounders in the league. 74 BASKETBALL 1. Ken Fulgham takes a jump shot against Quincy. 2. Steve Carpenter dodges Quincy player. 3. The Malden bench and cheerleaders follow from the sidelines. 4. High scoring guard John Stanasek sets up. 5. Referee hands Mark Burns the ball for foul shot. 6. Steve Carpenter sends the ball to John Stanasek after time is called. BASKETBALL 75 The six year layoff from post-season playoff competition was ended in crucial overtime action against Everett. The winning basket, scored by Junior John Stanasek, clinched the victory. The long season started off with an emotional loss to Medford with the close score of 74-71. Before a packed gymnasium, the Cagers were given the first taste of defeat. After the game, the Cagers began to work hard and resolved to avoid another loss. The turning point of the post season Basketball season is generally regarded as the game against Lowell. . Here, Malden realized their potential and began seriously thinking of a hopes frustrated playoff berth. 76 BASKETBALL 1. John Freker alertly reads the offense of the opposing team. 2. Ken Fulgham, Malden ' s highest scoring player. 3. John Stanasek dribbles down the court past opponent. 4. Mark Burns, one of the main stays of the Malden High Basketball team, breaks for a play. 5. Mark Burns taps in a rebound. 6. John Stanasek exhibits his defensive abilities. 7. Two points for a highly successful Malden High Basket¬ ball team! Boys’ Basketball Scores 12 20 74 Malden Catholic Malden 12 23 74 Somerville 68 46 12 26 74 Chelsea 64 87 12 27 74 Malden Catholic 68 31 12 30 74 Medford 84 66 1 2 75 Lowell 71 74 1 3 75 Everett 64 62 1 7 75 Arlington 68 60 1 10 75 Revere 75 68 1 14 75 Peabody 70 61 1 17 75 Somerville 91 77 1 21 75 Chelsea 58 69 1 24 75 Haverhill 69 50 1 28 75 Medford 83 66 1 31 75 Lowell 62 86 2 4 75 Everett 69 61 2 7 75 Arlington 68 67 2 11 75 Revere 60 68 2 15 75 Peabody 80 59 1 21 75 Haverhill 7 BASKETBALL 77 1 . . . Winter is walking to school in six inches of snow. 2 ... the white stillness at Fellsmere Pond. 3 .. . building a snow¬ man on the high school lawn. 4 . . Seniors on seventh period release clowning in the snow. 5 . . . an old fashioned snowball fight. 78 THE WINTER Winter is the lingering stretch that lasts from Christmas until late March. Bundled up in heavy sweaters, gloves, coats, and scarves, we slide down the street. Driving is even more hazardous, as skidding becomes a common occurrence. Students hope for a blizzard so that school will be cancelled for at least one day. Hockey, basketball, and indoor track replace football as centers of athletic attention. Skiing is anticipated at the sight of a single falling flake. The MDC Skating Rink becomes mobbed by skaters on Sunday afternoons. Kleenex and Vick’s Formula 44 become the number one necessities. With no way of avoiding either colds or flu, we sit it out and await Spring Fever. THE WINTER 79 band takes on a new look. It’s unimaginable what a rally would be like without a Malden High Band to stir up excitement. New director William Murray, Assistant Mel Blackman, Mark Kaplan, and Carole Blake, and band members practiced during seventh period every day and Wednesday nights. To improve each section, the band developed a new technique having individual sections practice separately. Woodwinds, brass, acoustics, and percussions met during a few periods each week to rehearse and improve their particular pieces. This year the Exchange Concert w ith the town of Groton, Connecticut. Groton’s band arrived the weekend of March 20-23 to give a fine performance for Malden. MHS’s band then returned the visit to Groton from May 8 to May 11. 1. Linden Brooks and Peter Goodwin playing their piece during rehearsal. 2. Cheryl Pearlman and Lisa Kipnis walking back to perform for the Malden crowd. 3. Arnie Walkin watches cheerleaders perform at pep rally. 4. Tracey Lawrence, Donna Cosman, and Valerie Pastore, practice new selection. 5. Band members marching in Veterans Day Parade. 6. Peter Goodwin and Mi¬ chael Tufo getting in a little practice before half-time. 7. Wind section takes time out to watch the game. 8. The band salutes Malden in “M” formation. 9. Mr. Murray conducts band during rehearsal. BAND 81 music groups hold varied events Choral Arts, Madrigal, Orchestra, and the Guitar Club met to perform, and enjoy music. The Choral Arts Society and director Frank Abrahams gave a Winter Concert, Spring Concert, and a Concert at MacDonald Stadium. They also co¬ ordinated a musical, Camelot, and participated in an exchange trip to Pennsylvania. Madrigal consists of twelve of the best singers of Choral Arts, who performed at Wentworth Institute, Malden Association for the Retired, and Malden Family Service. Orchestra, with director Mrs. Harriet Fierman, went on an exchange trip to Andover and did Winter and Spring concerts. Guitar, Club, with advisor Mr. Alan Indeck, taught members to play the guitar and visited to several coffeehouses in the Boston area. 82 MUSIC CLUBS 1. Mr. Frank Abrahams conducts the Choral Arts Society in concert. 2. Choral Arts Society performs for the elderly at the Mountain Ave Apartment Complex. 3. Choir mem¬ bers rehearse caroles for the Christmas Concert. 4. Or¬ chestra Members, Patricia Gerrin, Paul Masse, and Joanne Berte try a new selection. 5 The Malden High School Choral Arts Society sing during the Winter Con¬ certs. 6. Madrigals: Bottom Row: Mary Brazeau, Linda Vi- gasin, Bob Scannell, Tom Scannell. Second Row: Karen Rodenheiser, Darlene DiGangi, Tina Bynoe, David Klim, Michael Adams, Danny Fournier. 7. Guitar Club: Bottom Row: Cheryl Gordon, Robert Taylor, Michele Girolamo, Mr. Indeck, Advisor Second Row: Mary Ellen Lanigan, Jeffry Leftin, Susan Graf. MUSIC CLUBS 83 active clubs give members guides The profession clubs serve as guides for the professional positions which the students hope to fill in the future. The Library Club enables students to understand the function and responsibility of a library in a school situation. The Greenroom Dramatic Society puts on a number of one-act plays in the Gay Auditorium, some of which were written by advisor John O’Brien. Both the Future Teachers Assocation and Future Nurses Club held bake sales to raise money for their funds. The Ecology Club urged other students to participate in their recycling drive of paper, cans, and bottles at Malden South Broadway Parking Lot. The profit from the recyclable materials was put into a scholarship fund for a student interested in the field of ecology. Future Nurses Club: Bottom Row: Eileen Martin, Rosalyn Sooserian, Donna Grenier, Second Row: Janet Beaudoin, Cindy Turpin, Publici¬ ty Manager, Nancy Cuccoli, Vice President, Debra DiGregorio, Trea¬ surer, Kathy Murray. Top Row: Linda Moffitt, John Jones, Lorri Garr- ity. 2. Joanne Persiutte, Stacey Young and Jeff Gay take time out from lunch to rehearse their lines. 3 . Representatives of Lawrence Memorial Hospital School of Nursing address The Future Nurses Club on admissions policy. 4. Library Club, Daniel Sardo, Mr. Sadler, advisor, Kayrn Lockhart, Mary Wlech, Tamra Spieler, President, Frank Ross, Vice President. 5. Leonora Tortorella, Vickie Pelosi, and Nancy Cuccoli wait for slidetape presentation to begin at Future Nurses Club meeting. 6. ECO Bottom Row: Linda Moffitt, Joanne Snowdon, Tom Scannell, R ichard DiSalvatore, Duane Cantera, Mi- cheal Adams, Second Row: Alice Briatico, Jana Kaplan, Lynne MacDonald, Mr. Jones, advisor, Kathy Cole, Charlie Toomajion, Al¬ ice Surrette. 7. Future Teachers of America: Bottom Row: Susan Graf, coordinator, Veronica Graf, Jayne Perry, coordinator, Second Row: Janice Schaffner, Sara Shear, Kathy Trefry, Third Row: Maria Luise, Judy Didio, Sue Parise, Jody Solomon, Michele Girolamo. 8. Mr. John O ' Brien and Jerry Damiano at Greenroom rehearsal. 84 PROFESSIONAL CLUBS 9. Greenroom, Bottom Row, Kathi Welsh, Sara Satham, Jerry Damiano, Debby Weiner, Eden Sandler, Mr. O ' Brien, advisor, Second Row, Vicki Brussard, Janet Colangel, Sta¬ cey Young, Jeff Gay, Top Row: John Tumblin, Elyse Gray. PROFESSIONAL CLUBS 85 ••••••••• •••• � •, . ... , • • • • , • � (,,,••� .... V � «•••••• • ••• ••••••• ••••••• ... . .•••.....♦.-••j .... ft ft ft ft •� ♦ 1 � «� %••• •� ■ ..• .. . N 1 •••••• s .. ' «x I’.’.-Vv’V a .. 86 HEROES A society’s heroes are a clear index of what that society thinks, what its values are, what qualities it thinks are important. We had our heroes as every generation has them. Usually the person of our dreams is somewhat a fantasy, a “knight in shining armor. People in the lime light often seem to fall into this mold. Society manufactures heroes in all shapes, forms, and sizes. The media constantly bombards us with them. Even the comic section spouts such heroes as Superman or Batman. Professional athletics have given us such idols as Celtic Dave Cowens, Patriot Jim Plunkett, tennis player Chris Everet and Bruin Bobby Orr. Whoever our heroes and from whatever field, they are to a large degree ourselves. ” ...AM� THEY ABE BS” They are .. . 1. Bruins’ defenseman Bobby Orr. 2. Ten¬ nis star Chris Evert. 3. Patriots ' quarterback Jim Plun¬ kett. 4. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. 5. Paul Newman and Robert Redford of the film The Sting. 6. Fighter Muhammed Ali . .. and Superman. HEROES 87 indoor track finish es third in g.b.l. Watching a runner sprint the final 15 yards and break the tape, one realizes what an individual effort running is. Many different individuals comprise the team, but a runner is actually competing with himself, trying to better his style and time. This year, the indoor track speedsters enjoyed a winning season, posting a record of 5-2-1. This placed them 3rd in the GBL standings. The season began quite optimistically, with the team winning 5 straight. Then they encountered Haverhill, state runners-up, and Peabody, statechamps, and their streak was broken. But the team had many exciting moments during the season. Senior Steve Silva broke a record in the 1000. Junior Charles Russell broke the GBL record for the 600 four times. According to Charles, “Track is a beautiful sport. We had a good team and a good year.” 88 TRACK 1. Rich Rodenheiser strides into the finish. 2. Coach Griffin directs strategy. 3. Team: First Row: Bob Trahey. Wayne Spinney. Mark Good- rum, John Hoffman, Rich Rodenheiser, Jim Cunha. Bob Fallon, Second Row: Gerard O ' Sullivan, Wayne Colei la, Danny Paterson, Kevin Cullen. Gary Ghika, Frank Elipolous, Jim Ryan, Greg Perrin, Steve Finn. Third Row: Dennis Grace, Bill MacDonald, Jerry McCarthay, Eric Lunde. Den¬ ise Gardner, Karen Rodenheiser, Bob Giadiando, Bob Trickett. Coach Griffin. Fourth Row: Rich Angelo, Peter Gillette, Gary Finn, Mark Ber¬ man, Steve Silva, Stanton Shernan, John Weston, Stanley Langston. Fifth Row: Paul Trickett, Paul Mazzarella, Bob Lundine, John Ruelle, Bill Trodden, Charles Russell. 4. Sophomore Stanton Shernan races to a 1000 victory. 5. John Hoffman, Rich Rodenheiser, and Wayne Colella take off at the gun. 6. Sophomore miler Wayne Colella paces the mile. w BaMHaryV J v. : t mj - jL V Sf ' .J y a t | TRACK 89 This year Malden sent an entourage of 10 runners to the GBL All Star Meet. All who participated enjoyed themselves, and Malden came away with 6 ribbons. Sophomore Stanton Shernan surprised everyone with a spectacular 1st in the 1000, with Senior Steve Silva getting 5th. Tri-captain Mark Berman placed 2pd in themile, Junior Charles Russell captured 1st in the 600, and Sophomore Dennis Grace came in an impressive 3rd in the hurdles. Then, on February 8, Malden was amply represented at the State Trials. Mark Berman, Steve Silva, Dennis Grace, and Charles Russell all qualified for the Class A finals. The results were impressive; Malden won 3 ribbons, placingthem 3rd overall in the state. The coaches Jim Griffin and Don Harvey were very happy with the team, and are very optimistic about next year’s team. runners place in all-star and state meets 90 TRACK Track Team Scores Malden 12 21 74 Chelsea 50 36 12 28 74 Somerville 57 29 1 7 75 Medford 57 29 1 16 75 Everett 68 18 1 18 75 Arlington 68 18 1 21 75 Revere 48 48 1 25 75 Haverhill 48 58 1 31 75 Peabody 26 60 1. Coach Griffin reflects. 2. Paul Coleman goes up and over at Revere Fieldhouse. 3. Gary Ghika finishes easily. 4. John Weston leads Haver¬ hill in the 1000. 5. Shotputter Mike Sonza tries for a long 39 ' . 6. John Hoffman, followed by Rich Rodenheiser, kicks by a Haverhill miler. 7. Danny Paterson sizes up Haverhill foe. TRACK 91 rifle team changes leagues shoots well Although the MHS RifTeam was often unpublicized, it had an excellent season record. Along with Coach Mr. Carroll and assistant coach Mr. Little, the team competed in a different league this year. The shooters were matched with unfamiliar teams within the Metropolitan League. Although this placed them at a slight disadvantage, the season proved to be another successful one. The five top shooters of the season were captain Linda Tnckey, Joe Vaverka, Joe Baglieri, Paul Darragh, and Tim Crowley. Since the sport is not active in every school, the shooters had to travel long-distances to meet such faraway teams as Watertown and Acton. One of their best matches was with Holbrook, where thev won with a score of 890-791. Carrying their mascot “Elfir”, MHS’s rifle team was proud of their season and accomplishments. 92 RIFLE 1. Joe Vaverka kneels to shoot. 2. Joe Baglieri. joe Vaverka, and Linda Trickey practice. 3. Coach John Carroll. 4. Team: Bottom Row: Tim Crowley, Karen Tebart, Linda Trickey, Linda Lawlor, Ross Schifano. Top Row: Joe Baglieri, Joe Vaverka, Paul Darragh, Jeff Thomson, Scott Leslie, Coach Carroll. 5. Joe Baglieri stands ready to shoot. 6. Scott Les¬ lie and Jeff Thomson stay in prone position. 7. Joe Vaverka and Linda Trickey shoot from offhand position. 8. Linda Trickey practices. 9. Paul Darragh shoots in offhand position. Rifle Team Scores 1 8 75 Braintree Malden 857 854 1 16 75 Watertown 870 871 1 21 75 Holbrook 886 797 1 23 75 Acton 878 888 1 27 75 Wayland 870 825 2 13 75 Holbrook 890 797 2 25 75 Acton 879 888 2 27 75 Wayland 874 855 RIFLE swim team finishes 7-1 avenges melrose This year’s Swim Team had a very successful season, ending with an overall record of 7-1. Led by co-captains Ed O’Connor and Ken Mierzykowski, the team was undefeated until they ran up against Haverhill, a new addition to the GBL. The highlight of the season was in late January at the Malden YMCA pool, when the Tornado swimmers avenged four years of defeat at the hands of Melrose High. For third-year coach Jim Whittaker, this was an important year. This year’s team contained the first crop of swimmers which he had raised from Sophomores. The performances of these athletes were outstanding, since nine qualified in the Eastern Mass. Swimming Championships, and two in the Massachusetts State Championships. Swim Team Scores Malden 12 19 74 Lawrence 88 84 12 30 74 Randolph 97 69 1 9 75 Lynn Classical 95 68 1 17 75 Charlestown 47 33 1 20 75 Lynn Tech 98 73 1 24 75 Melrose 44 33 1 28 75 Lynn English 95 68 1 31 75 Haverhill 79 93 2 5 75 Northeast 2 7 75 Danvers 44 39 5 94 SWIMMING 1. John Chadwick picks up speed during last lap. 2. Dan Breault and John Chadwick rest between laps. 3. John loven, Ken Mierzykowski. Ken Pesanelli, and Earl Cook look on during practice. 4. Coach Jim Whittaker. 5. Al Jacobsen strokes his way to victory. 6. Team: Bottom Row: John Chadwick, Paul Hardy, Co-captain Ken Mierzykowski, Steve Cherone, Janet Roach. Second Row: Karen Shea, Karen Dowling, Claire Baglio, Jeff Thomson, Peter Menzies, Joe DiSalvatore, Co-captain Ed O’Connor, Kym Berman, Earl Cook, Chris Brazeau, Brian Phillips, Bill Gallagher. Third Row: Jean Marie Cardozza, Nancy Griffin, Mary Bra¬ zeau, Sally Renaud, Susan Kasses, Mike Boyle, Joanne Boland, Darlene Munsey, Top Row: John Leone, Al Jacobson. 7. Susan Kasses, Mike Boyle, and Val Babcock await their turn by the pool. 8. Mike Duggan displays perfect form. SWIMMING 95 SPORTS jv teams all have good seasons This year the Junior Varsity Sports teams all had impressive seasons. The J.V. Basketball team, made up of eight Sophomores and three Juniors, ended the season 13-7. Coach William Hanifan noted that they all showed much improvement on a junior varsity level. Junior varsity hockey finished its season with a record of 5-2-2. Girl’s Field Hockey, behind goaltender Carolee Sullivan, had a fairly successful season. Against Haverhill, Malden was the first scorer and Carolee shutout the game with a score of 3-0. The J.V. Girl’s Basketball game against Medford was exciting. As the end of the game approached, Malden was losing by one point when Lori Scheufele made a basket with 3 seconds left to play. Their season ended successfully with a record of 9-6. Most JV’s will hopefully move up into the varsity squads. 96 J.V. SPORTS 1. Malden’s championship girls take a break. 2. Laurie Scheufele feels the pressures of a close game. 3. The field hockey team gets psyched. 4. Karen Rodenheiser rounds the corner in a JV 600. 5. Carolee Sullivan leads calisthenics. 6. Kevin Cullen runs for a pos¬ sible position. 7. JV Basketball team warms up. J.V. SPORTS 97 • ' A — Hi I ? ' V - hockey team places 4th in g.b.l. Malden High’s Tornado skaters ended their season with a final record of 10-8-2, placing fourth in the Greater Boston League. The team began their season suffering the temporary loss of injured captain Dave Surette, Jim Sullivan, and Ed Meyers. In the first few games, scqring was mostly handled by experienced Seniors Bob Shind, Brian Hitchcock, alternate captain Jeff Sullivan, and Junior right wing Don Roach. Unbreakable defense was supplied by defensemen Doug Hume, Jim Folan, Tim Hegarty. Productive coaching from Bill McCormack and assistant Joe Bogan combined these skaters into a hard-working team unit. The season ended with Dave Surette named GBL All- Star and Don Roach honorable mention. Although Surette missed the first six games, he finished the season with 8 goals and 12 assists for 20 points in 14 games. Don Roach was Malden’s leading scorer, having 12-8-20. 98 HOCKEY 1. Hockey Team: Bottom Row: M. Rabucci, S. Adorn, B. Shind, P. O ' ¬ Connor, E. Meyers, S. Strauss, J. O’Halloran, B. Doolin. Top Row: Assist¬ ant Coach J. Bogan, D. Surette, B. Bellavia, J. Sullivan, D. Hume, J. Sul¬ livan, M. Gallagher, B. Moulton, T. Buckley, D. Roach, T. Hegarty. Head Coach W. McCormack. 2. Don Roach eagerly awaits the outcome of an important faceoff. 3. Steve Strauss and Bob Bellavia lead a proud Tor¬ nado team onto the ice. 4. Paul O’Connor strides into the dressing room after a hard game. 5. Bob Shind and a center for Chelsea meet in the faceoff. 6. Bob Shind streaks up the right wing with a band of Chel¬ sea players in pursuit. 7. Tim Buckley leads to the dressing room after an apparent Tornado loss. HOCKEY 99 Picking itself up from a slump, Malden High’s hockey team rolled to number six of an unbeated streak. Malden sealed victory against second- place Revere with a final score of 5-3. Senior Brian Hitchcock shocked both fans and players by scoring just 34 seconds into the game. Bob Shind then went behind the Revere net to retreat the puck. Before the startled goaltender and Revere players could react, the puck was passed to Hitchcock and into the net. Tim Hegarty, Malden’s goalie, played a solid defense during the second period. Hegarty smothered a deflection inches from the goal line and stopped a ten-foot shot. Doug Hume shot from the left faceoff circle past Revere goalie into the right corner of the net. Captain Dave Surette also played an excellent game. The GBL record, as a result of this conquest, was raised to 8-8-2 for the Tornado skaters. tornados romp revere 5-3 100 HOCKEY 1. Bob Bellavia anticipates an offensive threat from Arlington player. 2. Don Roach walks wearily to the dressing rooms after a hard game against Peabody. 3. Malden players congratulate Tim Hegarty after an impressive showing in nets. 4. Bob Shind skates up the ice in a break away. 5. Doug Hume in front of Arlington’s goalie, anticipates a possi¬ ble tip-in of a shot from the point. 6. Jeff Sullivan heads for the shower after a rough game. HOCKEY 101 super effort defeats arlington 5-4 It was high school hockey at its very best when the Tornado skaters met with the Arlington Spy Ponders at the Universal Skating Arena in Winchester. Malden won with a triumph of 5-4. The Tornados dominated the game from the beginning faceoff, checking Arlington in every corner of the ice. Captain Dave Surette, Doug Hume, and Don Roach scored, and Tim Hegarty exhibited an all out effort as goaltender. During the 2nd period, the Tornados scored two goals within three minutes. With only 22 seconds into the frame, Tim Buckley got the puck up to Surette who sent it to Hume for a goal. Not long after, Folan’s shot found Roach in front who sent it high over Arlington’s goaltender, giving Malden a 3- 0 lead. ‘‘Everybody worked and did his job! shouted a nearly hoarse McCormack, ‘‘It was just a super, super effort. 102 HOCKEY 1. Offensive threat, Don Roach, gets ready for Peabody game. 2. Tim Hegarty tries to clear the puck in back of the net. 3. Bob Shind makes a final check of the blade of his stick. 4. Malden’s captain and fine winger Dave Surette looks on. 5. Tim Buckley and Steve Strauss try to break up Arlington scoring threat. 6. Jeff Sullivan winces after having missed a scoring opportunity. HOCKEY 103 For seniors especially, the last game of the season is a very special one. The 1975 Tornados grasped victory for their final game as they met Everett at the Universal Skating Arena. Senior Bob Shind scored a goal, and captain Dave Surette really hustled. Two goals were scored by Sophomore Steve Strauss, and one goal came from Junior Don Roach. The Tornados took sometime getting started. An Everett power play goal finally jolted Malden into action. Seconds later, Shind passed to Surette but . . his shot was blocked. A quick rebound by Shind gave Malden the goal. Then, it season ends in was Tornadoes at their best. The final score was 4-2. “I thought that our . younger kids played very well tonight” stated Coach McCormack. “It was a win over everett nice way to end the season.” 104 HOCKEY 1. Tim Hegarty anxiously awaits opponents. 2. Don Roach carries the puck down right wing boards. 3. Mike Gallagher watches his man dur¬ ing the tense Everett game. 4. Dave Surette gives the lineman a stare. 5. Bob Shind rushes up center ice. 6. Doug Hume lines up for the drop¬ ping of the puck. 7. Coach McCormack and bench watch the progress of the Revere game. Hockey Team Scores Malden 12 18 74 Peabody 1 6 12 21 74 Everett 4 2 12 23 74 Chelsea 1 5 12 26 74 Haverhill 8 2 12 28 74 Haverhill 5 3 12 28 74 Somerville 2 3 1 4 75 Medford 1 3 1 8 75 Revere 0 4 1 15 75 Arlington 5 4 1 18 75 Peabody 2 5 1 22 75 Everett 3 1 1 25 75 Chelsea 5 2 1 29 75 Haverhill 3 3 2 1 75 Somerville 6 2 2 5 75 Medford 3 3 2 12 75 Revere 5 3 2 15 75 Arlington 1 10 2 19 75 Peabody 1 9 2 20 75 Chelsea 5 2 2 22 75 Everett 4 2 HOCKEY 105 1. Joanne Salie works on a paper mache tree for a prom dec¬ oration. 2. Anne Henry measures Nancy Holland for her grad¬ uation cap. 3. David Twohig, Bob Doolin, and Jimmy Cunha enjoy refreshments after donating their blood for the Senior Blood Drive. 4. Joseph Denehy rests after donating blood to the Senior Blood Drive while Mr. Arthur Boyle, Mark Proper, Red Cross Assistant, Jimmy Collins, Steve Patri, and Denise Lailer keep him company. 5. Linda Mazzipica, Mr. Richard Cunningham’s office assistant writes out slips with Helen LoPresti. 6. Senior Andrew Ryner learns the basics of camera operation at Cable Vision Channel 13. 7. Tom Cronin helps Diane Costello measure for graduation cap. 108 SENIOR LIFE Our lives this year centered around school and our individual outside activities. We began working on the Prom, we finished the Senior Play in almost no time, and we held a Blood Drive. We sponsored the Teacher’s Auction, and we were fitted for caps and gowns. Even thou gh we kept busy, we sensed much doubt. This unsureness concerned neither the sturdiness of the Prom decoration nor the humor of the Play. Instead, we were concerned with our own futures. Which colleges would be best for us, and would we get in? Was college really what we wanted, or should we take a year off to think? What kinds of careers would interest us immediately after graduation or five years later? Could we find jobs in the ailing economy? Despite these almost unanswerable questions, we somehow made vital decisions, and we grew as a group and as individuals because of them. SENIOR LIFE 109 advisors close to senior class In the three years that the Senior class and its advisors were together, both the advisors and members of the class came to know and understand each other. Head advisor John Benotti, class advisors Marguerite Picillo, Mel Blackman, Adele Kahn, Camille Zampitella, Karen Tucker, Richard Appleyard, and Harold Thurston, worked closely with the Seniors. From the Carnival in Sophomore year to the Blood Drive in Senior year, the advisors were willing to go along with ideas and set precedents for the actions of future classes. Instrumental in making the class one of the most active and successful, John Benotti was at every meeting and devoted to the success of each Senior class function. 1. Adele Kahn. 2. Karen Tucker. 3. Mel Blackman. 4. Camille Zampitel¬ la. 5. John Benotti, head advisor. 6. Marquerite Picillo. 7. James Maher, financial advisor. 8. Harold Thurston. 9, Jean Zipke. 10. Richard Apple- yard. 11. Susan Grillo. 110 ADVISORS ADVISORS 111 Bert Cioffi, Senior Class President senior council confronts woes The Senior Council Officers and homeroom representatives had the usual problems this year, among them the collection of dues. With the group of officers, Bert Cioffi, President; Kim Giampietro, Vice-President; Debi McNamara, Treasurer; Pam Picillo, Secretary; Julie Carbin, Historian; Gina Antonnucci, Assistant Treasurer; and the many homeroom representatives, the council hung up signs in the homerooms pleading the Class of 1975 to please pay your class dues. The Senior Class sponsored the scho olwide Blood Drive in December and donated about seventy pints of blood to the Red Cross. The Teacher’s Auction, held in February, raised funds for senior scholarships. Julie Carbin, Senior Class Historian, and Rosemary Mayne, Assistant Historian 112 SENIOR OFFICERS Annamarie Antoniou, School Committee Representative and Pam Picillo, Senior Class Secretary Debi McNamara, Senior Class Treasurer Gina Antonucci, Senior Class Assistant Treasurer. Patti Colangeli and Joe Pulgliese. S.F.A.A.B. Representatives. SENIOR OFFICERS 113 DENISE AMARI ANNAMARIE ANTONIOU MARY AMOROSO GINAANTONUCCI I DAVID ARAGONA JOSEPH ADAMS STEVEN ALLOWAY DAVID ANGELO ALAN ANTHONY Larry Nutall works on signs for Senior Class Dance. 114 SENIORS STEPHEN ASSETTA RHONDA AVOLA ROSEMARY BAGLIO ANGELA BARBARO AUDREY AUSTIN CHERYL BABIN JEROME BARAHONA CAMILLE BARBARO LAWRENCE BAGLEY RHONDA BARAN Joseph D. Adams, Josh; 12 Kearney St., 12 11 55: Cross Country 1.3 indoor Track 1,2,3; Track Outdoor 1,2,3; Thought for the day Mr OB hunting . . . travel .. . running . archery. Steven P. Alloway, 18 Novle St., 9 4 57. Denise R. Amari, 172 Oliver St., 5 20 57: Bruce Babes 11 24, 72 MRG . Berkley proffesseur . Ja-mind Tom l Bagged Can ' t live without Madness Tip of my toes to the top of my head . . Sincere Students . . . My other half Lunch with Joanne Elaine . Memries . Licorice Ba, Ba Ba. By. Mary E. Amoroso, 65 Plainfield Ave., 10 20 57: Dean January 22, 1973 Middlesex Travel Service Chris and Eric all my friends Ocotber 1975 . . . Elton John Concert . Sold Out! English 4 Room 313 . . Clothe yourselves with love, for it is a perfect bond of union. David A. Angelo, 459 Medford St., 3 21 57: Basketball, 1,2,3: LIT, 3; Soccer 3; Track (outdoor) 2,3; kids on Festa Rd. Back of the bus Ski trips at Frotenac . dirve-ins .. . Prince” . ,. Steak and cheese Chicago . . Sha Na Na Concert . .. The Garage Junior Varieties ... Jitterbug ... Roaring 20 ' s .. . “First row first seat” Home¬ room Rep.3 .. . Train ride to Florida ... Disney World Celtics “35 . M.R.H. Alan Anthony, Al: 39 Cluff St., 6 11 57: The Fort Mapleweed Blue¬ berry Hill . . . London . April 21, 1973 . . Tull and Sabbath Har¬ old Parker Lost the Roach . Partying with the kids . June 11, 1975 . . . Chevelle . . . Porky Pig and Friends Madness Trapped for twenty years . . . Stairway to Heaven . . Friday Nights Good God, I’m finally out.!. Annamarie Antoniou, 21 Parker ’St., 9 2 57: Band 1,2,3; Majorette 2,3; School Committee Representative 3; Student Council 1,2,3; When you smile the world smiles with you, when you cry, you cry alone Mai ' s why does it always happen to me . . . We ' re majorettes, not cheerleaders! Lot’s of good times to remember at M.H.S. .. friends For three years you understood. Gina A. Antonucci, Gina; 29 Bayrd Terrace, 5 24 56, Greenroom, 3; Pep Club, 1; Maplewood . . . Jan. 1, 1971 , Jacobs parties “I get by with a little help from my friends” . Rennoco, Knockgoggs, Edible Donuts . . . SSSDA . . I am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine. David W. Aragona, Dave; 177 Mills St., 12 8 57: Scuba-Diving 71 “Vette Stock . . Racing cars up the drags . Nahant . Stones Aerosmith . Deep-Purple . . Allman Brothers . Hockey Star¬ light . . . Surf . . . Party on” . . . Mills Street Gang . Bunga-Man Homeroom-221- 202-14 . . . Ted ' s Truck” . Prince Pizza “Smoke em.” Stephen M. Assetta, Steve; 175 Adams St, 3 14 57: Never be afraid to say what is in your heart and release the spark, for sometimes it becomes a flame at which someone you love can warm her hands for months to come. Audrey P. Austin, 37 Albion St., 3 14 57: Le Cercle Francais, 2,3; Eddie Audrey 9 26 71 .. . opel ... roses . . . swimming . . water skiing Alton Bay . . . Waterville Valley . . skiing . . . New Hampshire Karen since 1959 . . . Ellen 1970 ... Trip to Virginia Summer of 74 . camp¬ ing . . Love is all happiness; Love is space and time made directly percep¬ tible to the heart. Rhonda L. Avola, “Beav” ; 103 Coleman St., 8 20 57: Bobby . . . “Jan. 3, 74 ... The fort .. . Cliff St.’s old gang .. . Waite St. New Years Eve ..-. Green TV . .. The Highlands . , , Sundays at the beach Mr. Beas¬ ley ... My Bubya’s” ... I’m sorry ... I ' m autumn OH Babe” . . Mount Hood. Cheryl A. Babin, Pumpkin, Cher; 16 Russell Court, 7 24 57: (7 19 71) Hee Haw . . Richie . . . 9 7 74 . . “The Goon .. “Ya know 7 Newfound Lake . . Enjoy old friends, Loving meeting new ones . Good Luck to The Class of 75”. Lawrence C. Bagley, 36 Upham St., 11 22 57; jeans . . . newspaper swimming .. football . . . florescent .. . waterskiing “no school ... Thw Who .. . food parties .. . quitar . . The Excorcist driving .. . blue Bambu ... Led Zepplin . . . Nixon resigning . lunch time . . television . . . Deep Purple . .. cars. Rosemary Baglio, Rose: 204 Clifton St., 7 6 57: Basketball 1,2,3: CAM 2: Chess Club 1: Field Hockey 1: Key Club 3: Tennis 1: August 23, 1973 Wrights Pond 73 ... Hampton Beach 74 . . Cancer WBCN Missing National Lampoon .. . Dream on” .. . Aerosmith Only love can make it rain” ... harmony Elton John . The cosmic Muffin. Jerome M. Barahona, Jerry; 12 Pearl Ct„ 10 22 57: Basketball 1: Fur Pueco ... Chillando carne’o, stell . . . Depma Pecho Gordon Smitty .. Hang .. . Chester Street . Camping Rockport Na¬ hant . . . Hang’s cars . . . Bastille Day Celebration . . Qu ' e Mala Suerte . . Home Room 14 . . Class Dues . .. Football Games 1,640 Frost- ies .. . $96.00 .. . Salisbury Beach . . . Newman for President GO HOG”. Rhonda J. Baran, 127 Lyme St„ 10 15 57; Ernie . . August 31, 1973 Dec. 27,1973 Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true . . . Judi since 62” Summer of 74 memories .. Friends ... Rocks” .. . Pope John Jr. Prom. Angela M. Barbaro, Angie; 19 Rudolf St., 1 13 55: Jordan Marsh Bob , . Fran . . . New Hampshire .. . High Rock Cliff . . doof ... sap peach . . Lisa Gregg . . . Fish Kevin Foley ' s . 7 22 74 Can I have a transfer . . Crowded busses . Am I close to the curb . chico goomba . . Pepe . . Revere Beach Berger bits Ruth Buzzie. Camille B. Barbaro, Mealy; 19 Rudolf St., 12 31 56: Mahoney June 25, 1971 . . Foleys 8 13 74 . Berger King felix Oscar Puby Andy Sonja .. . Kevin Mrs. Jones Aggie Buster Lem¬ ons . Bridan Shop . . tiger . Michello Bello . . pepe Fish Kathy had a baby boy .. . schools out forever . Good luck kids of class 75. SENIORS 115 morning marathon ends in trauma Each morning at 7:30, the bus is never too far down the street. The greatest challenge is to race against this growling engine to the bus stop. Books tilting and pocketbook dangling, I rush down the street. Triumphantly, I collide with the red and white sign at the bus stop as the yellow monster screeches beside me. Frantically, I search my pockets for a dime, while the busdriver taps his foot impatiently. With the white insides of my coat and pants pockets hanging loosely about, I deposit ten cents in the buzzing dime- eater. Although the grey, plastic substitutes for chairs are extremely uncomfortable, I am dismayed that none remain empty. Instead, I grasp onto a shiny metallic pole that I share with three other students and commuters. Four stops later, twelve people are wrapped around the same pole, swaying rhythmically as the bus turns each corner. At last, I arrive at school, grateful that I have survived another journey of traumas. PATRICIA BARRETT ELIZABETH BARTLETT JOHN BARTLETT MYRNABEECOFF JOHN BATTAGLIA JOHN BEATON ■■■■■■I ARTHUR BAUER 116 SENIORS STEVEN BELMONTE LISA BERG BRIAN BERRY JOANNE BERTE DONNA BENSON MARK BERMAN Robin A. Bard, 99 Walnut St., 2 17 57: Good Luck Class of 75 horses . . sailing . beach traveling people To the class of 75 — to what each of you do, I hope each of your days are bright and always with good fortune. John A. Barkosky, 511 Highland Ave., 11 7 57: The Big Red Machine G O. .. Touchdown . . G.O.D. Layla . Florida Rico 6 is 1 ... Cuckoo’s Nest . . Charles Playhouse Rm. 202 511 is great .. . Jiff . . Ome Karla . . Coke Hub Frank Slick . . . Jones . . and Stretch. Theodore A. Baron, Four Speed, 169 Essex St., 5 29 57: Chess Club 1: Wrestling 2; ... 71 Ford Pickup Road Runner Mill St. Gang Trans-An . East Boston Beating Chevelle SS Keep on trucking ... The Ring Leader . . . Favorite saying Want to run then and let them spin . . Fruit man ... Aragona’s Vette” Sunkist Light em up . . Pushcart ... Faulkner ' s Turbo Engine Pinto.” Patricia Ann Barrett, Patty: 93 Beltran St„ 12 29 56: Equestrian Club, 1: Pep Club 1; Speedway Indiana Mama . M.C.L. . The Route” “Lisa you took the wrong turn again!” . . Hit the Cellar it ' s a tornado!” ... Terry . . Christmas Eve 73” . Topsfie ld Fair Bobby Joe Cool” .. “Nothing from nothing” Weekends in New Hampshire. Elizabeth A. Bartlett; 22 Revere St., 10 26 57. John E. Bartlett, 59 Wyoming Ave., 8 6 55: girls . get baseball basketball . . . party fun . football , . South Boston my friends . . . Denise Amari . Elizabeth Bartlett Rhonda Baran David Aragona .. . David Angelo . Robert Bellavair. James Bartolo; 27 Hancock Rd., 10 22 57. John Battaglia, Jr., Wildman, Bag; 201 Webster St., 5 11 55: Tripping over pine needle . House of Pizza . . . Pasta Time the wheels Elton John ... Chicago ... hanging moods. Arthur E. Bauer, 61 Devir St., 7 12 57: 69 Lemans Deep Purple Hockey . . Mammoth Mart parties . . Brighams concerts Football .. . down the end of Devir St. . the boat all the dents. Jack J. Beaton; John; 54 Presley St., 2 13 57: Year of the upsets” Hefenrefer” . . , Rambler 455” .. Anti-Freeze. Myrna S. Beecoff; 60 Hawthorne St., 8 22 57: BBG, 1.2,3; El Club Hispa- neo, 3; Maldonian, 1,2,3; Pep Club, 1; Phi Delta Phi, 1; Ski Club. 1; Tifty, 1,2, 3; When the great pyramid turns into a Howard Johnson ' s Sigmund Wow! . . . Thank god for Ms. Magazine . Charles River you cannot deal with absolutes . . . Toots .. . Nebish . . Who gets the Front? Photo Lab . . . rummy 20,000 . . Butler on Asparagus . call me a taxi. Hans G. Behn; 11 Andrew Ct., 2 9 58. Robert Bellavia, Bells; 111 Main Street, 3 8 57: Hockey, J.V. 1,2; Soccer 2, 3; Schoolyard” .. ANNE . . Friday night hockey games — Spartans .. . DiNap’s Rally driving ... Jr. Varieties — . Roaring 20’s Week¬ end at Hampton . . . Jitterbug . . Land of Football Camp Holidays in R.l. and Cape .. . Sunoco . . . Night at Buckley’s ... Hockey against St. Charles . . . JUST YOU ’N ME . . . Soccer 73-74 Chemistry Ronald . . . Whippoorwill Farm . 10 26 73 . . . “OUTREACH CHAMPS” CJSPBB Da-Da. Steven A. Belmonte, Bles; 49 Clayton Street, 5 31 57: You make my world brighter just by being there .. . CATHY . Shhh Mr. Sadler ' s library peri¬ ods ., . 120 . . . December 26, 1-973 . , March 9, 1973 . Mr. Cun¬ ningham is the greatest ... pink slips Remember Mr. Racca Jan¬ ice .. . Cheryl . . . Ralph’s back seat Waterford, Conn. Joseph A. Beninati; 8 Francis Street, 4 4 57: parties . summer vacations ... Led Zeppelin . . skipping classes . halter tops Cape Cod Col- leseum ... the girl in the red dress. Donna M. Benson, Donna: 9 Cliff Court, 2 28 57: JERRY December 25. 1973 . . . Orsogna Plaza . April 20, 1973 Maddy Kathy Barbizon Diets colds . . Donna . Ruthie Honda 350 Stalled it again! . . . So much to live for, so much to love for, so much to be thankful for ... Maplewood Drug . . 76”. Lisa A. Berg, Lee; 88 Hill Street, 6 6 57: White Mts. Memories of Smo- key .. . Camille and Kevin . . . Lazy-C Angela Writing poems and letters . Day trips to New York . Gregg’s car Christie! You ' ve only got one life to live, so live it a good one . “Max” Horse back riding. Debra A. Bergin, Debbie, 120 Harvard St., 6 4 57: El Club Hispaneo 3; You should get so close . . Mass General . Charles River NICE Brevity is the soul of wit .. Buffy + Bobby Okay You’re a taxi! Mark A. Berman, 232 Nawthorne St., 9 1 57: Cross Country 2,3; Indoor Track 2,3; Latin Honor 1,2,3; LIT 1,2,3; Ski Club 1; Tifty 1,2,3; Track (out¬ door) 1,2,3; Joe It ' s Nixon’s fault . Mile Call me Gut’s Weston A salute to jumping joe Bob ' s thought for the day Elephant jokes for¬ ever Madaca Columbus Hi HO Silva . California West 7th period study . .. Chem lab The Rodents. Brian F. Berry; 5 Mt. Vernon St., 4 12 57. Joanne Berte, 16 Cherry St., 11 30 55: Band (orch.) 1,2,3.; SENIORS 117 ROBERT BOURQUE CATHY BISHOP CHERYL BLACK IRENE BISCOE RICHARD BONASORO DOMENICBORRELLI JOSEPH BOISVERT KIM BOWIE ROBERT BOYD ARTHUR BOTLE MICHELE BRANDANO CHRISTOPHER BRAZEAU CATHERINE BRIDGHAM 118 SENIORS Donna Shapiro and Joanne Stefanilo plan a project in art class. SUSAN BROPHY FAYE BROWN FRANCIS BROWN JOSEPH BROWN KEVIN BROWN ROSEMARIE BROWN Irene M. Biscoe, Reme; 15 Arlington St., 9 9 57: Choral Arts Society 1: Bob and me .. . 1 27 71 . . .10 5 73 .. . Kristin . . 3 25 74 . Ginger Ale . The corner Cathy and Jodi . . First Period in Riley ' s Jack ... Dad ... Guess What? ... 70 ... Road Runner Benson and Hedges Menthol .. Bowie . Scotty . . . I Love You, Poopa. Cathy M. Bishop, Cath; 223 Newland St.. 4 22 57: “Live each day to its full¬ est quality for there is only one of its kind . . 3 10 74 8 25 74 .. . There ' s always a chance! . Friends are forever lasting Deb Lois . . . Cheryl . Smile . Happy Times! . Wheres Blondie? Ski Trip ,. Music Summer of “74” . Graduation Day!!! Cheryl A. Black; 64 Essex St., 10 26 57. Alfred R. Blake, Skipper; 14 Page St., 6 2 57: Baseball 2: I love you Peggy ... I love to play baseball, watch hockey games, ride around in a car. Joseph C. Boisvert; Joe; 27 Morris St., 7 16 57: Le Cercle Francais, 1,2,3; LIT, 1,2,3; National Honor, 2, 3; Tennis, 2,3; Bowling . Physics Brock . . . Simon and Garfunkle . . . Tennis . . . LIT . . . Vermont 73, 74 ... 212 ... Dr. Carlson .. . Quebec ... The Pack . . Higgins New¬ found N.H. . . Mrs. Horton . Winthrop 74 . Rm. 108 . History . . . Neil Diamond . Mr. C2 . Reeman . . Robinson’s . A. MacLean. Richard P. Bonasoro; 18 Porter St., 5 19 57: Equestrian Club, 1; Brigham’s ... Parties . . Music . .. T.V. Production . . . Concerts . . . Weekends .. . Crusin’ .. . Hayride . . . Girls’ . . . Club the Cape ... 64 Falcon . “All Summer Long” .. . Shotgun . . . Putnam Pantry. Domenic M. Borrelli; Dorn; 36 Glen St., 4 11 57: Rifle, 1; Swimming Bowling . . . Motorcycles . . . Rifles. Robert J. Bourque, “Tar” ; 13 Gale St; 4 25 57: June 18, 1972 Pam .. . Forever . . Pam remember Grand Funk . . Kangamahgus Highway . . . Climbing Mt. Washington with Charlie . . Vista .. . “Keep on Truck¬ ing” .. . Remember George Harrison and Elton John . . . Tulls last two concerts ... My party room .. . Perrys rest .. . Pick it up in the morning KKATYS. Kim E. Bowie; 45 Princeton Rd; 6 10 57: “Walk along the river sweeter than life. It just keeps on flowin, it don’t worry ' bout where it ' s goin.” The Allman Brothers Band . . . Wareham and Wakefield . . . Cruisin with Duke and the Drivers . . . “It’s a powerful train” . .. James Montgomery Band . . . Normandy. Robert G. Boyd, Spaceman: 19 Bishop Rd., 10 14 56: Baseball, 1; Football, 1,2; Outdoor Track, 3; 10 14 56 . . Revere Beach .. Electricity Hugh Nawn . . . Gloucester . . Ford’s . . . 10 10 56: Leaders . The Garage . Mr. Cunnighams office The Grille . . 1964 Chevrolet Tony C’s Nshont Mbss Arthur ? ' . Boyle; 62 East Border Rd; 6 4 57: Basketball, 1, Lit 3, H.R. Rep, 1. 2,3, S.F.A.A.B. 2; Brenda . . , Pres, and Midge . . Don, Derelict, Dara, Dicks, Lally, J.J. .. . Kate, Pork, and Egg . . . Little Sandy . waterskiing . . . barefeet . . . Med. Mart . . . What’s a good coach? . Lake Palace . . . Hanson ... I Love You, Bren . . . motorcycles . 65 H.P. Evinrude . . O’Brien Mach I. Michele D. Brandano, Shelly; 326 Lynn St., 1 7 57: Ski Club 1 Papa Gino’s .. . Linden Square . . . Child Development . Scrpico Study Hall 19 .. . Concerts . .. Diamond Head .. Drive-Ins .. . Chauffer “Mouth” .. . back Roads . .. “Snow” . Got the Munchies . Marble¬ head harbour .. Bill Bobs .. . Tony C’s ... Steven” . 7 30 74 . . . “Hoompa” .. . Nahan t’s Wharf ... 67 Chevy . . . “High” “Snow” ... “Biscuits” . .. Smile there’s always someone watching . Christopher Barzeau, C.B.; 53 Perkins Ave., 4 29 57: M.D.C. Lifeguard . . Member 0.0.H.A. . .. Lancers . . . Sandy Beach . . . “Yeah” . fol¬ lowing Red Sox . . . Swimming 1,2,3. Catherine T. Bridgham, Cathy; 131 Franklin St., 5 18 57: “Hey Russ, What’s a cousin?” ... “Old Orchard 9 2 73” ... “Teacher ' s Aide at Riley ' s with Renie and Jodi” “Fresh Buns” . . . Kevin ... “I find peace that many say is only loneliness” ... “Leaning on Ann ... “Too Shy to Say Tricia” “Pooch-my Second Home”. Susan J. Brophy, Sue; 278 Lebanon St., 11 10 57, Seeking means to have a goal, but feeling means to be free . . summer of “74” . Steven and Susan ... art period five . . kindness is made of little things a friendly hello, a cheery word .all the good times at Malden High. Faye C. Brown, JuJuBeen; 48 Corey Rd., 10 27 57, Latin Honor, 1,2,3; Le Cercle Francais, 1,2,3; Field Hockey 3; Pep Club, 1; Greg . June 2, 1972, . . . Devir Park . . . Bell Island Sunrise . Peaceful Hallifax The Roaring Twenties ... The Mexican Hat Girls . . . Lunch at Schopell ' s Latin classes The 200 yard dash at 7:34 for the bus with Lisa un¬ forgettable memories, shared with such great friends. Francis A. Brown, 267 Cross St., 9 22 56, Rifle, 1; TO A GREAT YEAR OF 1974 — 75 ... To the teacher who did not catch me skipping second peri¬ od class of my sophomore year. James M. Brown; 44 Ceadar St., 11 26 56: Patty .. . November 16,1973. Joseph B. Brown; 48 Corey Rd., 10 27 57: Blue and Gold, 3; Boojum Rock, 1,2; Maldonian, 2; Nolan dies! ... 2:12 . . . “Ken, try and golf your way out of this one.” .. . Posters for everyone . . Orso: grow up! Painted cars . . . Swartz is driving everyone carzy . . Cambrdige Buck-o Sabe. Kevin W. Brown, Kev; 338 Lynn St., 5 2 57: hobbies water skiing boating . . automobiles . . interest: to become an officer of the law. Rosemarie, Brown, 41 Sheafe St., 9 26 57: SENIORS 119 SCOn BURGESS BRIAN BURKE CYNTHIA BURKE ELAINE BURKE ' . - o - MARK BURNS BONNIE BURT KATHRYN BUSBY 120 SENIORS CHRISTINA BYNOE CHERYL BYRNE PAULA CAGNO SUSAN CAISSIE Judy Brudnick and Nancy Kellogg discuss presentations at French Club meeting. DEAN CAMMARATA Judith A. Brudnick, Judy: 16 Corey Road, 12 9 57: Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3: Maldonian 2,3; National Honor 2,3; Fifty 1,2,3; This above all, to thine own self be true. Vice president, NEFTY . piano, New England Conservatory . . Chem-lab assistant .. . assistant editor, Maldonian secretary, le Cercle Francais . National Honor . Israel, summer 1973 iguana . . . peanut butter . . . tov la’asot ahavah . attitude dictates all. Mark E. Bucci, Booch; 12 Concord St., 10 3 57: You gotta pen? Carol . . . The Game . . Malcolm Patricia Bucciero, Patty; 14 Cliff Ter., 6 4 57: May 13, 74 Luigi Thank God its over! . Work Study Office . Park Street All my friends! . . . Malden Never Again! . . Jimmy . . Nov. 16, 73 Ready to go .. People take life too seriously . . Mr. Amrhein Why? Caught between the Devil and the deep blue sea . . Good-Bye.! Diane D. Buchanan, 30 Baker St„ 7 22 57: RONNY . . 1 6 72 Honestly Love You ... Vets . J.H. .. . R.D. Pumpkin boring stories .. . if” . . . Russo ' s . . . B.H. . Never There York Beach . . Duncan ... Knock Knock “Is he a minister? . . . Seabees My way . . . R,D,J. . . . Watching Henry eat Dopey . . Sleepy . . Bash¬ ful .. Grumpy . . . Ambassador . . . Guitar? . . Peace Ronald L. Buchholz, Ron; 54 Boylston Street, 11 30 57: LIT, 3; Le Circle Francais, 2,3; I have hopes in pursuing a career in medicine . . I volunteer my time at a local hospital .. Hobbies are: photography, sketching,paint¬ ing, and gardening . . . Favorite sports: soccer, tennis, baseball, and basket¬ ball . .. Fond Memories: performing experiments in Chemistry Lab!!! Bon Chance!!! Good Luck!!! Loretta Buckley; 45 Ashland St., 11 8 57. Steven M. Buckley, Steve; 25 Edmund Street, 5 11 57: LIT, 1,2,3; The Grove ... the steps . . Bakers . . . Summer 74 ... The Shop . work¬ ing hard . . . People from Everett . drivin around . . . playing cards . . 2 cases ... the Bailey bomb . . . 50 ' s music . . Croce Elton John .. laughs ... good times. Scott J. Burgess, Scott; 45 Ripley St, 5 30 57. Brian A. Burke, 55 Beach St., 4 28 56: Cross Country 2; I was going to go out for Cross Country in my senior year but I has to work. Cynthia Burke; 55 Beach St., 6 30 57. Elaine M. Burke, Chuckles; 116 Beltran St.; 1 4 58: Basketball 2,3; Field Hockey 1,2,3,; Softball 1,2,; Tom . . . 3 4 73 . . CYO . Friends . . Ski Trip . . . Rm 4 .. . Hornets .. Beach Parties . . Hayrides ... car washes . . . Sunday nights .. . Autumn . Blue Coronet . . . Food . . u 4” . . . Breakheart ... Obie’s parties .. . Crane’s Beach Castle . . . “More absorbent than Viva” .. . “Fire” ... 11 28 73 Never again . .. Prince Pizzo ... A quitter never wins” .. . Mark K. Burns, Bunza; 60 Clinton St, 3 27 57: Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1, 2,3; Track (outdoor) 1,2,3; Nancy . . . Parties up the Mount . Rm. 16 . Special Teams Captain . . . Prince Pizza House .. . Cape Cod . . No. 40 Forest Hills .. . Winchendon . . . Steve’s Pub. Bonnie M. Burt, 58 Roberts Street, 2 14 57: Pep Club 1; Limenick . . Water Skiing .. . Swimming .. , Friends . Maine .. . Animals . . . E.S.P. .. . Nancy . . . Remember the great times we had up Maine and the tandem .. . Saturdays up at Nancy ' s with Rose and Debbie . . May the future find a peaceful world!. Kathryn M. Busby, Kathy; 390 Charles St., 3 14 57: Christina M. Bynoe, Tina; 83 Lyme St., 12 24 57: Black Student Union 1,2, 3; Choral Arts Society, 3; Madrigal Singers, 3; Orchestra, 1,2,4; Pep Club, 1; “Jesse Jr. Varieties 74” .. . Sinai . .. “GS You and Happiness My First LP .. . Good times with good friends . . All good things come in small quantities if you obtain some Be thankful for what you’ve got. Cheryl A. Byrne, Mickey; 202 Bryant St., 11 23 57: Choral Arts Society, 1,2, 3; Greenroom 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,3; Phi Delta Phi 1,2; Donnie’s Parties . . . Friends . . . Mad-dog Margie . . . August 2, 1973 . . Buddy . . The Way We Were . . . Hockey ... M.C. Shows ... The gang at Meo’s place . . The Guess Who . . . Mother Friendly’s Hello?! .. . Love Festa Road Kawasaki ... Signor Pizza . . Algebra .. Max Sloe ... “Why can’t it be?” Paula N. Cagno, PC: 73 Oakland St., 1 19 57: H.R. Rep., 2,3; Pep Club, 1, Phi Delta Phi, 2,3; Thank You for everything Ma and Dad . . . Friends are forever — R.A.L.N.P. . . . Frank Davis . . . M.L.A.D.L.K.K.L. ... do it now . .. August 1 . . . Ya! . . . cantalopes . . August 25-27 . miss me? . . 900 please . prince . . mount .. . headquarters . 030-48- 5637 . . St. Anthony’s . . . writing letters ... meet ya halfway stair¬ way to heaven ... smile!. Susan M. Calssie, 87 Wallace St., 8 26 57: Blue and Gold 1; Pep Club 1; Revere The mount class of 75. Richard W. Callahan, 19 Huntley St., 3 5 57: Devir Park . . Parties ... Mount ... 69 Pontiac ... Early release . . Corner ... Elect shop. Dean J. Cammarata; 376 Salem St., 3 19 56: Mary 1 22 73 . . . Auto body ... I do good work . . moving soon ... The 64 Vette Oct. 3, 74 .. Elton John ... Hockey ... Armageddon .. cars ... bikes The End of 6000 years. SENIORS 121 ANTHONY CAPPUCCIO DANIEL CARLOW ANDREW CANN WILLIAM CARBERRY « STEVEN CARPENTER % I SHARON CARR ROY CANNING LINDA CANNON JULIE CARBIN STEPHEN CARLAN slump epidemic infests seniors I had always heard about Senior Slump, the dreaded trauma which historically has affected every Senior. I was determined not to become victim to the fatal epi¬ demic. I began the year with an incredibly good atti¬ tude; my logic was that everything would at least ap¬ pear to be better. After the first week of school, I real¬ ized that I would need more than a positive attitude to succeed. Although I was carrying books home every day, I found it increasingly difficult to muster the strength to open them and actually do homework. I began the regular habit of going to the refrigerator every five minutes, hoping that snacks would make studying seem more desirable. It was futile. Each time that the phone rang, I decided that the prospect of conversa¬ tion was far more appealingthan studying. In spite of a general lack of incentive, I realized ear¬ ly that I must work to achieve. But wait a minute . . . the phone is ringing and I think that I left the light on in the kitchen. 122 SENIORS DOREEN CASEY ELIZABETH CHUHA ALBERT CIOFFI MARIANNE CASE CHERYL CASTALDO BETHCHIPMAN KENNETH CINCOTTA CONSTANCE CIULLA Andrew B. Cann, Andy, 28 Roberts St., 11 24 57, Parties Trattr r Park .. . Cars .. . Hunting . Skipping Classes The Rolling Stones Alice Cooper Euiel . Russmff The Mount. Roy E. Canning, 526 Broadway, 12 27 57, Football 1: Laura ‘Mr - Partying with the guys Swimming Shoppers June of 74 jh e 0i3c|{ Shack Linda A. Cannon, 29 Garden Street, 4 13 57, Band 1,2,3; Phi Oelta Ph 1.2 Majorettes 2,3; Larry, Moe, Larry, and Curly Camping — Crystal Springs and Conn. Mary-Jo . . Three Fates .. 220” T.F J Excruciating! Ann and Patty . Proud Father Smiling Faces F.Y. Nittles . S. M. Goof . Anthony T. Cappuccio, Tony Capucc, 100 Belmont St., 5 19 57, Wrestling 1, 2,3; Wrestling . , Gormely ' s Grapplers The Y Small Gym Lifting Weights . Psychology Whistling Speed Ball Swimming ,. . Chateau .. . Wanna bet . The beach bums . Hello Larry are you still there” .. MHS “75” . High hand William E. Carberry, King; 110 Russell St., 3 20 57: Tennis, Baseball Basketball . Track . Football Horseback riding , Hockey Water-skiing . . Soccer Wrestling Bike Riding Softball Swimming , , Malden High School “75 . Spirit of one! Julie P. Carbin, Jule: 210 Hawthorne St., 10 24 57: Field Hockey, 1,2,3; Hr Rep., 1,2,3; Creativity . . Mexican Hats Whipoorwill Farm Day¬ break ... The Performance Center . NY Next Right” hitching to Halifax .. . Miles from nowhere munching cheese . The Urge for Goin .. . “Le Petit Prince” . . Thanks Mom and Dad From each new expe¬ rience evolves a change ... Roaring 20’s. Stephen J. Carlan, 793 Main St, 17 3 57; Football, 1,2,3; No. 10 Sat¬ urday Nights . . . The Cape . Football 3 yrs. . Steve’s Pub Truro Beach . Nancy . . . March 4, 1972 . . City work yellow Squire ' s . . . Football Camp Flicks . Baltimore Daniel R. Carlow; 59 Fulton St., 12 5 57. Steven D. Carpenter, Carp; 132 Plainfield Ave., 11 16 56: Basketball 1,2,3: Black Student Union 1,2: Football 1,2,4: Football 43 . Judi Pointy Pizza Hluse . Baseball 14 Man your ugly . Mary Joe Donna 14 March 73” ... Mr. C’s . . Mount Parties Rose “Carpy” ... Joe F. Sharon D. Carr, 6 Waite St., 10 5 56: El Club Hispanco 3; Pep Club 1; J.V. 73 .. Farkle Family . . . Pickle . . Time For Us .. . Oreos” Mac Donald ' s . . . Prince . Betty . . . Laurie . . My Family If man does not keep pace with his companion, maybe it is because he hears the beat of a different drummer. Carl N. Caruso, Carlos J.C.; 8 Northern Road, 1 7 57: Fried Egg Sandwiches by Bill Gary . . John Loves Lisa . . Merc Mello The Duce Paz . . Forestdale Park . . . Areosmith . . Carzy El well Street Magoo The Mount Hood Man . . . The Continental Trip Magoo Juice Over Chris ' s . , . Mount Washington . Corinne J. Caruso, Cocoa; 33 Hubbard St., 6 12 57: The Mus-ka-teers Memories . . . Nahant . . . Want a puff? . M.J.D.E. . Hiding in the Basements from Miss Howard Hey, your pants are on fire Never going to first period . cccc . . . munchies Sandy Roachie Jr. Vega . . . Mt. .. . Marianne Case, Mary; 44 Dexter St., 3 25 57: Let ' s be friends July 12, 1975 . . . Hampstead N.H. . water skiing swimming horseback riding . . Reach out to the world to know, to grow, to love, to say yes to life, to risk finding your real self . . . Chicky Baby Pierre bruised apples. Doreen E. Casey, 84 Durso Ave., 6 23 56: If you find something you love you must let it go. If i t comes back to you, it’s yours. If not, then you never really had it in the first place . . . Summer of 74 Home St. party¬ ing .. . Suburban Bindery. Cheryl A. Castaldo, 14 Wolcott Street, 10 16 57: Blue and Gold 1; August 20, 1972 . . . Steve, Judy, Rick ... A Friend is the first person who comes in when the whole world has gone out . Summer of 74 Prince The way we were . . Popcorn. John F. Chaplin; 31 Albion St., 12 19 57. Beth J. Chipman; 21 Glen St., 2 10 57: Boojum Rock 2,3; Maldonian 1, 2; Memories of . . . Joe” .. The 19th . . Friendship is A,E,N,C,E,C,P,S Mountin’ Climbin’ .. . Party . Moe Pizza House Friday Nights . . . Colour My World . . . Crying is natural! Everything has it’s beauty but not everybody see it. Elizabeth J. Chuha, B etty, 19 Bond St., 3 26 57 Boojum Rock 2,3; Choral Arts Society 1; El Club Hispaneo 2,3; Pep Club 1; Summer 73 Pieces of April” . . Ellen and Nancy since Jr. High “It’s better to have loved and lost than not to have loved at all.” Susan C. Ciccotti, 79 Emerald St., 11 3 57: Brian 5 21 73 My Love . Festa Friends . . Who said ems Brancicolwri Good times with Batig George . “Zookeepers” I can fly Horse¬ back Riding . . . Kid” ... Ski Trips Clubbin If we can ' t find our paradise, we’ll make it.” Kenneth J. Cincotta, Kenny, 269 Pearl St., 7 25 57: Parties over Lip’s Harcourt Crew . Hampton Beach Pearl St. gang Sacred Hearts hockey . . The Highland Sitting on the corner all night. Albert F. Cioffi, Chiff, 73 Pine St., 6 2 57 Basketball 1,2,3; Track (out¬ door) 2; Beth Only four now Mass. Rehabilitation Hospital Canada The String Tumack Biking up to Uncle Charlie’s These things happen Shut Up Greg August 17 Presi- ent Junior and Senior Class. George A. Cipriano, Cippy; 473 Salem St., 3 8 57: Grand Funk Railroad (57’s Forever) (Parly On) . . (Bloodshot?) Music! . . Music! Music! . Music! Music! . (Friday nights down Franks cellar) . .. (Train kept a rollin) .. (Nahant Beach) (Playing the Guitar) (last year in high school). Constance N. Ciulla, Connie; 574 Salem St., 2 27 57: It’s tough bem = ’ a kid . .. Sweet leaf Life is an flowing stream, It could lead to many falls ... I love you Vinny Sestito . . . SENIORS 123 SALVATORE ClULLA JOHN CLARK DEBRA COCHRANE Kathy Conrad and Trina in child development class experiment. JOHN COLBORNE BARRY COLELLA PAUL COLEMAN 124 SENIORS JAMES COLLINS SHIRLEY COMITA ELLEN CONRAD KAREN COOMBES ROBERT COMO ROBERT CONNEARNEY PATRICIA CORCORAN Salvatore C. Ciulla; 18 Rosemont St., 4 11 57. John C. Clark, Killer, REIlik. Rellich; 14 Mt Vernon St.. 10 12 57 Steve ' s Pub . . Truro Beach , Sprawling Hills Monday Night Football Basketball Hockey The Mount Dreaming Work YMCA . Shooting Pool With A Few Friends Girls Good Time Music Food . Getting Lost The Cape Harold Parker State Forest . Independable Debra A. Cochrane; Doodles: 27 Springdale St., 2 27 57 PEBBLES Spet. 7, 1973 John-Gumby Maplewood ' s Peyton Place Char¬ ley ' s . . . Traften Indian Trail Bubbles Malibu My Lit¬ tle Bro . . . Just Fine to Party” Wishin ' peoples was what they are — Not what they pretend to be Ballad of my friends: Keep SMILING Feeling Free Sure Dennis P. Coffey, Dennis: 83 Wyoming Ave., 10 25 57: Football 2.3: Track (outdoor) 2,3: Football, Football, Football Too bad I ' m not on it Whitey Steve the boy! Track with the outdoor track team Sherry Joanne Football camp . Double Ice Right We love this. Robert P. Coffin, 15 Norwood St., 3 16 58: Rifle. 1; Softball football . . . College camping . . Friday Nights Class of 75 Su¬ per” Patriots . Weekend Trips Driving around Flying Ray¬ mond, Maine Rte. 93 . . Fishing Hunting Budman” Mr. Schwartz 4th per. class. Patty M. Colangeli, Guinea; 31 Julia St., 1 18 57: J.V. Basketball, Co-Capt., 2,3; Blue and Gold, Sports Editor, 2,3; Field Hockey, 1,2,3; Latin Honor, 1.2, 3; National Honor, 2,3; Pep Club, 1; S.F.A.A.B.. 2,3; H.R. Rep., 1,2,3; M.I.N.F.Y. . . . Devir Park . Mexican Hats Camping Trip ' 73 Coke Machines . . The Roaring Twenties Southern California Ven¬ ice . . Fifth Avenue .. “So it’s the Laughter We Will Remember Whenev¬ er We Remember The Way We were. Jodi A. Colarusso, 34 Appleton St., 11 4 57: 8 2 71 Memories of Mike” . . . Teachers Aid with Cathy and Renie at Riley ' s . Oh Devoted .. . Sunshine of My Life” ... The Beach . “Ditit-Dit- Dit” 5 12 74 .. . Where to Pal . You Don’t Know What You’ve Got Till It ' s Gone . . Understand. John D. Colborne, J. C. : 317 Bainbridge St., 9 6 57: Drums Hockey . . . Lunch ... The Who . . . Weekends What A Party Fishing .. . 68” Impala” .. . Ohio . HR. 16 Bruins Crosby Stills Nash Young . . . Music .. The Tracks Millers Drums Linda ... What A Day” . . . Sixth Period Barry E. Colella, 26 Cross St., 3 2 57: Band. 1,2,3: Outdoor Track. 1,2,3: Good Times with Paul B . . . Fishing in New Hampshire and Revere Cruising in Duster ' 73 . . . Lake Winnipesaukee Hockeytown and Mt. Hood. . . . N.E. Patriots .. . Eric Clapton . . Rolling Stones The Un¬ real Night .. . You can’t always get what you want”. Paul J. Coleman, 21 Clinton St., 6 28 57: Basketball, 1,2,3; Football, 1,2,3; Truckin to Uncle Charlie’s Ninth grade . . . arrowhead Yellow tongawongs and glasses . Amerige . . . You’re so ugly Hey Bunza . . . Sorry Muz . .. My string . . . Steve’s Pub Gerowimo . Soph, hoop party . . sav-age .. . Kids Like It .. toasted . Mills you freak. James M. Collins, Jimmy; 125 Madison St., 3 27 57: Blue and Gold 1; El Club Hispanco 1,2,3; Vice-President . . Equestrian Club 1; Green¬ room 1; . . . Ski Club 1,2,3; . M.H.S. is like a cartoon world, where the figures are flat and outlined in black, jeeking through some kind of goofy story that might be real funny if it weren’t for the cartoon figures being peo¬ ple .. - Ken Kesey . . . Spain 13. Denise L. Comeau, 41 Warren Ave., 11 25 57; ECO 3: FNC 1,3: USONA 2,3: Canada . . Revere Beach Tiger . 6by6 Punks Corner . Beach Baby . . . Grease . . Smoke on the water Bowie Rolling Stones . . . Summer 74 . . . 50’s . anybody here 7th Beach Boy’s got any gum wrappers .. . Devils and sand castles Pizza and ice creaml Shirley A. Comita; 74 Wyeth St„ 7 4 57. Robert E. Como, Bob; 24 Como St., 4 18 57. Robert F. Connearney, Bob: 23 Shawmut St., 2 28 58: Football, 1; LIT, 1,2; Soccer, 2; Outdoor Track, 3; Wrestling, 1,2,3; Hr. Rep., 1,3; Germleys- Grap- plers . . ' . My Dungarees” have finally faded . . Wastefield TLDH Educa¬ tion ... Us . . . Enjoyment . Brandano’s . A. Brother . . Birdman . . Spaceshot . . Bogus . . . They have exalted notions because they haven’t yet been humbled by life, or learnt its necessary limitations. Aristotle. Ellen M. Conrad; 142 Alden St., 4 7 57: The Weekend” , The Malden Bucs” . . . “Hockey Town” .. . “Billy” . 10-30-72 Drive-Inns . .. Dyno service” . . . Camping in N.H.” . . “72-74” Sugar Baby Love . . . Let’s stay Together” . . “Saratoga” . Hyannis” Connecticut” . . . Parties” . . Dancing” Having Fun Being Happy” .. . French Fries” . . “IceCream” . French FriGs ' ' lcGCr63m Kathleen G. Conrad, Kathy: 142 Alden St., 3 7 57: Pep Club, 1; Robby 10 30 72 . . . Trina . . . 3 2 74 Hr. 16 Saratoga Springs N.Y. . Art . . Apples . . Chinese Food . . Football Games Jiny Sweet Sixteen Party Band Weights . Mountain Courine Debbie Bernice . . . Mary . . Robby . . . Crowd Linden Park Ed . . . Saturday Art Classes .. . Joan No Class Smile Always Be Happy. Twilah E. Conrad, Tilly, 15 Greenleaf St., 4 2 57: El Club Hispanco, 3; USONA, 3; Voglers Cove Mike American Graffiti Glow Daddy ' s baby I imagine . Sunrise Black Gremlin beach parties . . . youth group . . . another rock . . my tent Martin strawberries . wanna jive? . Full moons and bats anyone here Hh? . , 9 28 74 . modeling uriah Heep Pizza To live is to Love.” Karen D. Coombes, 5 High St., 6 14 57: Chorall Arts Society 2,3: Pep Club 1: Treble Clef 3: Tri Hi 1,2: Chamber Singers 2: Karen 11 27 71 11 24 73 .. . music . . . Utah .. . oh, why?” . Exchange concerts” ... parties . . . L.D.S. .. . L.R.L.G.G.K.T.D. . Football drummers . summer-73 .. My peace I give unto you Let not your heart be trou¬ bled, neigher let it be afraid.” . John 14:27 questions are you uo there? Patricia A. Corcoran; 16 Ferncroft Way. 1 15 57. SENIORS 125 PHILIP COYNE GILDA CORMIER LAURA COTE JON CRANNELL DEBRA CRONIN ANTONIO COSTANTINI LISA COSENTINO THERESA COUTURE ROBERT COURTNEY CATHERINE CROFT BARBARA CRONIN THOMAS CRONIN JAMES CROWE 126 SENIORS Mark Cunningham relaxes in Art Class. A NANCY CUCCOLI JAMES CUNHA GRAZIA CURCETTI ALICE CURLEY SHAWN CROWLEY MARK CUNNINGHAM Gilda M. Cormier, Jill, 379 Lynn St.. 6 27 57: Greenroom 1,2.3: Rifle 1: Sec retary, Mr. O’Brien . . . F.R. Nova Scotia L.L. Razz Ma Tazz Growing up . .. “my little muffin’’ . teacher ' s aide Carol and Leo Adele and Mike Katharine Gibbs plans Paul Landry Debbie Weissent . A.S. Tavern . Lounge Grandma and Grandpa Cormier , . It’s been fun! Lisa Cosentino; 26 Nevada Ave., 6 24 57: El Club Hispanco,3: Lou Reed David Bowie Ziggy Stardust And Life is just to die. Antonio Costantini, 9 Butler Ct., 9 19 56: Dianne M. Costello, 53 Alden St.. 8 27 57: Band, 1,2; FTA, 2; “Summer 74 Elton John . 64 Chevy Drive-in Nights at Sammy ' s hear ya! Huh? .. . Chicago Feelin allright you Fern Deedee ... If you can’t face a problem head-on back into it “The Gang ' Don’t Worry . . Drink Up. Laura M.Cote, 16 Wyoming Place, 8 4 57: El Club Hispanco. 3; FTA, 2,3: Maldonian, 1; Pep Club, 1; Softball, 1; Freedom! Be yourself ? Que Pasa? ... 220 ... “killer” .. . isa, twins Hospital Pharmacy Character Car . . Friends . . Live and let live Think of what you have, and not of what you haven ' t got Believe in magic, and it will hap¬ pen .. . S.B. Robert S. Courtney, Bob; 1290 Salem St„ 2 23 57: Basketball 1; Blue and Gold 1,2; I’m movin on I’m in the groove I hope someday I ' ll be a deejay I play those discs for a big audience I remember the ninth grade they used to call me Bullet Bob but always remember one thing??? Theresa M. Couture, Terry; 57 Noble St., 4 28 57: Pep Club 1; Phi Delta Phi 1; Make it with You .. Theresa Joey 4 years Summer of 74 . .. Jolly Captain , . . weekends down the Cape the Charles playing frisbee . . . Mick Jagger .. . i love Patty J. Malden Catholic Party On, Burmuda in April ... Me, Helen, and Tisha Grimlin, keep on truck- in .. . Mr. C. Philip E. Coyne, (Change- man); 25 Hillside Ave., 9 28 56: Goofing around on my motorcycles. Jon W. Crannell; 378 Lebanon St., 12 8 57. Catherine A. Croft, Cathy; 78 Plymouth Rd., 6 18 57. Barbara A. Cronin, Barbie; 40 Upham St., 7 11 57: Pep Club, 1; Dream on . . . Somebody . . . Areo Smith ... I Love the Dead . Alice Cooper . Upham St. . . . David? . . . Pearl St. . . . Gayle and Brian Homeroom 17 . . . Winter of 73 ... Bells Alley ... The Fort “TEX” Party on! . .. Purple Haze . .. “Summer of 74” May 31 13 Debra A. Cronin, Debbie; 40 Upham St., 5 3 56: 7 11 73 Jay New York . . . Stairway to Heaven ... The love I have now will never change . . . Goof . . . Concerts . . . Parties .. . Eric Clapton Hoodsie Malibu . . Dearm On .. . Robin Hood ... HI God! . From Karen. Thomas M. Cronin, Tom; 19 Welsh St., 10 21 57: Baseball, 1: LIT, 2,3; Na¬ tional Honor, 2,3; Soccer, 2,3; Driver ' s locense . camera “The Fami¬ ly” . . . stereo . . . Chicago . . . send a post-card work money . . . no time ... New Silver Beach . Is that locker locked? All those books! . . . Running for the bus . working on the lunches Not me .. . Have to be home by 11:30. James E. Crowe, Crow, 12 Ripley St., 10 29 57: The Mt. The Gang S S . . . Deep Purple 423. Shawn F. Crowley, 111 Laurel St., 5 5 57: (Harold Porter) (Maine) . . . (N.H.) . . . (Town Line Lounge). Nancy J. Cuccoli, Nannie; 12 Baldwin St. 6 22 57, FNC, 1,2,3; Pep Club, 1; R. C.B.D. . . . Paris 72 . 16+ -1 . Canada My tree,,, Carp! S. G. “Natural High” .. . Sh-BOOm “Oh Great Naive One “Beets “K.T. King” ... “M.E. Grad” . . . Ski Weekends . Laurie Nan¬ cy .. . Jean . . E.c. + J.D. . . . Kissykissy 6 11 75 “3:30 to 6:30 Blues” . . . pretzels . . . Youth Group Dogface Peter M. James S. Cunha, Jim; 81 Rockland Ave., 10 25 57: LIT, 1,2,3, Soccer (Tri- Capt.) 2,3; “Hey Bum” .. . “The Family” Endoxia Party down Todd’s ... “Tull” .. . “Godd Save the Kinks” New Silver Don ' t worry I can get mad! ... “Look a dit” Too airy? Portugese Power It’s not Tom!!! . Dave don’t punch my wall! what’s a stand? . . Having my tadpole . . We’ll beat Peabody Nancy. Mark J. Cunningham; 248 Newland St., 3 19 56. Grace Curcetti, Gracie; 36 Highland Ave., 11 11 57, Latin Honor, 2,3; Sum¬ mer of 73 ... Dave ... waiting for the phone to ring Donut Vil¬ la; Allyn + Bacon . . . Wellington . . Shopping with Rose . Linda + Bobby . . . Latin Honor Society . “I’m okay but the world ' s all wrong”. Alice C. Curley, AL; 12 Wadsworth St. 3 26 57: Tri Hi 1.2,3: Treasurer 2 years . . . New Hampshire . McGregor Park . Elton John CUD¬ DLES . . Gremlin ... J and V . Trails End Period 4 NUTTIN ' 4 18 74 . . 10 6 74 . . East Boston Parties Topsfield Fair Beaver Lake . Movies . . . Curto ' s place . fights skiing 6 24 74 .. Florida . Marvin Gaye . . . SENIORS 127 MARK CUSSON ANDREW DAIGLE GAIL D’ALESSIO ' Z GERARD DAMIANO t WENDY DAMON CONRAD DAMPOLO DIANE DALEY t CHERYLDANBERG PAUL DARRAGH RICHARD DANFORTH GARY DAWSON WALTER DEDRICK KAREN DEDULONUS BRIAN DeFELICE 128 SENIORS MICHAEL DeHEULLE PETER DeHEULLE college forms exhaust seniors “In the space provided, write an essay that will better enable us to know you and what your plans are for the first ten to fifteen years after you graduate from college.’’ Well, here I am facing the dreaded task of selling myself to prospective colleges. What do they want to hear? Should I tell them the real truth? “ ... I am an apathetic, pimple-faced degenerate, and I reek of a combination of the two B’s, Brut and B.O. .. . “Shall I assume the role of the pseudo¬ intellectual? “ ... I see the mind as a closed door; opened up, it has the potential to visit all the stars in the galaxy. I have confidence that with higher education, I can open this door wide . . . “ ... In the next ten to fifteen years, I expect to have at least ten birthdays and gain two or three grey hairs. I hope to graduate with honors, and to somehow find a job. Other than that, I do not feel that I can adequately answer this question.’’ It is now 2:30 in the morning, and it is getting difficult to keep my eyes open . . zzzzz. MADDALENA DeINNOCENTIS John T. Curley; 26 Brackenbury St., 6 19 56. Michael F. Curley; 20 Wadsworth St., 8 9 55. Winifred F. Curley; 26 Brackenbury St., 7 19 57. Mark S. Cusson, 19 Bryant Street, 12 21 57. Andrew P. Daigle, Andy-Daig; 29 Dodge St., 8 1 57: Indoor Track 1,2 Track Outdoor 1,2,3: Karen “Cowabunga” Having the disease known as Rub ber Duckie Syndrome .. . Happiness is breaking the 22.0 second 220 Once you have your health you have everything” Getting to school by 7:30 . . Horatio working at McDonald ' s For a year by yourself. Gail A. D’Alessio, 303 Clifton St., 7 22 57: Field Hockey: Interamural Hock¬ ey 2: Pep Club 1; Wrestling 2,3: Gail 3 7 74 5 27 74 Then came you summer of 74” . . Charles St. Bowling AlleyMMM! Chinky Chow . . . Maverick Eating Partying . John Town Line Shopping P H. Minature Golfing Buffy walking my dog in best friends Diane bo¬ gus talking to S.C. . . . Wicked Riley ' s LOVE. Diane M. Daley; 29 Nevada Ave; 6 25 57: Pep Club, 1; 8 28 70 BOMBER . . FRIENDS . . Ye’ all Summer of 74 PHGD wonderful ... the beach . EATING . . . Highland drive-ins Hampton . . pond . CHAD . . . Casey . . mmm! Maverick Chinky chow . . . shet ... Dl . Hey mun! Florida I’m IM¬ PRESSED! . . Saturday nights . Augustines’s Dreamer Canada ... Reality ... Generous ... Sand S. Gerard T. Damiano, Jerry, 130 Malden St., 10 28 57: Blue and Gold 3: Boo- jum Rock 3; Greenroom 1,2,3; Let It Be 2; .. . Buddy Judy, Judy, Judy .. 13 . . . Greenfield N.H. . Bell Island Devir Park Congratu¬ lations Burt . Gerry 2 . Miss Picollo Mr. Cunningham Mom + Dad . Rosemary . And the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true . . Jesus Christ is God. Wendy L. Damon, 15 Spruce St., 12 10 57: Richite . “Get it while you can cos it ain’t gonna be there when you wake up.” . . . Ric FBH Co. ... Time may change me but I can’t change time . Conrad G. Dampolo, Con; 62 Sammett St., 5 3 57: Cross Country, 1; Hock¬ ey, 1,2; Hockey . . . Friends ... Big Gigs .. . Laughing Aerosmith Concert . . . Percy . . These are the Best Days of a Life Roaring 20’s ... Yo . . . Augustine Dinner For Two $6.95!!! . Broads??? August 1972 . . . Friday and Saturday nights . . Canada . . 260Z Treat yourself with truth . . . Italian. Cheryl R. Danberg, Cher; 56 Grimshaw St., 6 19 57: BBG, 1; Blue and Gold, 2; Boojum Rock, 3; Chess Club, 1; Equestrian Club, 2; Rifle, 1,2; Guitar Club, 2; Live Learn Love and Laugh . , . with swoop and friends at Malden High ... contact. Richard S. Danforth, Rich; 24 Hamlet PL, 9 26 57: Baseball, 1; Cross Coun¬ try, 1; Hockey, 1; Schoolyard . . . Friday and Saturday Nights Hockeytown. Paul K. Darragh, Paulo; 33 Newburry St., 3 6 57: COG, 1,2.3; Maldoman, 1, 2,3; Rifle 1,2,3; Ski Club, 1,2,3; Sr. Class Play . . . Smile MHS Rifle Team Champs “73-74” .. . riding my bike to Maine We live by en¬ couragement and die without it — slowly, sadly and angirly” Celeste Holm. Gary E. Dawson, 66 Judson St., 4 5 56: Swimming, 1; Patti Sept. 28, 1973 ... The Burlington incidents . . Prince .. The Friday and Satur¬ day at Poland Springs. Walter F. Dedrick,; i8 Fairmont Terrace, 6 3 57: Member O.O.H.A. . . . Brigham ' s . . . Nice to see ya” ... Elton John . . . The Three Stooges . .. Bruins . . . Softball on Weekends .. . Goalie . . Montreal . . 11- 30-73 ... 6-11 ... The Buzzard Yea! . . . Well all right! . Good Morn¬ ing Class ... 17. Karen R. Dedulonus, 56 Home St., 6 4 57: Bobby G.T.O. Baby ... Eastie . . . Dino . . , Malden Savings Teller . . Colour My World Chicago . . . Grand Funk , . . Aerosmith .. , Maine .. . Revere Beach. Brain V. DeFelice, 19 Cottage Place, 8 3 57: Baseball, 1; Swimming, 2; Anthony M. DeFilippo: 47 Linden Ave., 5 25 56. Phyllis G. DeFranzo, Crash Tweety Bird Phil: 48 Blantyre Road, 12 7 56: Bella . . . Windham N.H. Partying . . . ‘Tis Better to have loved and lost, Than never to have loved at all . “The Circle . Are the lights on . .. Shall we coast . . . Let’s be Friends .. “Thanks for the Bird Someone is waiting to love you. Michael H. DeHeulle, Doze, 31 Davis St., 7 24 57: I like all Sports Baseball . . . hockey . . . football . Socker . Also Sport cars motorcycles . . . Hobbies are talking over my citizen band Radio. Peter H. DeHeulle, Daze; 31 Davis St.; 7 24 57: Citizens Band Radio Opera¬ tor . Motorcycles . Water Skiing Boating . . Fishing Put it in R for Rubber??? Maddalena De Innocentis, Maddy: 42 Bainbridge St., 9 10 56: Stuart’s Massachusetts Rehabilitation Hospital .. . Bunker Hill Community College . .. 1973 Century . . Donna. Antonio J. DellaGatta, Tony; 17 Adams St., 7 28 57: Band, 1.2,3; Wrestling, 1, H.R. Rep. 2; Edgeworth is the greatest Pearl St. Gang Surf Nantasket Revere Beach . . Sure . . . Ease Down Party Dell . .. DG . .. Tony .. . Dapper . . . Slick or Mafia Carpentry or Drafting . . Scale Size Car models . . Hockey and Football Water- skiing . . Stage Band . . Trumpet 5 ... “Class of 75 is the Greatest SENIORS 129 JOHN DELLEMONICO ANN DeNAPOLI JOSEPH DENEHY DEBORAH DeSIMONE MICHAEL DeVITO JAYNE DIAMOND BONNIE DeMONTIER MATINA DeMITRE PAUL DENNIS PATRICIA DeROCHE Norine Glick and Karen Dowling hurry to Malden Square for lunch. 130 SENIORS NANCY DiCESARE ROBERTA DiFILLIPPO ROBERT DiNAPOLI JEAN DIDIO DARLENE DiGANGI A. ANN MARIE DiNITTO JAMES DiNITTO STEVEN DiORIO ANTONIO DiPERSIO John E. Dellemonico, Del: 120 Oliver St., 5 23 57: Rambler Crosby. Stills, Nash and Young .. . Elton John . . George Harrison girls in Stoneham .. . The Linden Projects partys in Kerry ' s house The Linden Mkt. Corner camping and partying on the Sacko River Camping with the Bikies in Laconia. Matina DeMitre, Tina. 26 Mam St., Park 9 10 57 El Club Hispanco 3: John . . . 3 20 74 . . Summer of 74 The Cape . J.T.L.Y. 226 Clif¬ ton St. Thanks Kathy . Opal . . . Mr. Duffy ' s Office June 21, 1974 . Know what I mean Jelly bean? Bonnie J. DeMontier, Bonnie; 78 Hancock St., 7 15 57: Camping in North Andover . 48 Brenda and me taking Midnight Swim in the Rain! Melrose Suburban League 1! .. . Pierce St. Meeting M.M.B.D. and J.P. I’m psyched!!! ... I live for the weekends! . 212 Summer of “74 A Fantastic Summer. Ann M. DeNapoli, Amma: 18 North Milton St., 6 9 57: Pep Club 1; Phi Delta Phi, 1,2; “Life is no brief candle to me. It is sort of a splendid torch. Janu¬ ary 21,1973 . Bobby . . peanuts . . Cape Cod Susan . skiing . .. Teacher ' s Aid ... Emock ... I Hope I learn to drive someday. Joseph P. Denehy, The Man; 196 Malden St., 12 16 56: Football. 1: Indoor Track, 2; Spitbug . . Contacts 74 Honor Roll Blues . . Triumph Transitive Walczak . Camping Trio vs. White Mountain . . Boo-Boo Donna ... My little brother will always be my biggest memory Mary Chub-La . . Big S. Paul Dennis; 18 Lowell St., 11 5 57. Stephen G. D’Entremont; 147 Clifton St., 10 11 56. Patricia A. DeRoche, Patti; 82A Bowdoin St., 3 6 57: Billy J July 14, 1974 .. Parties .. . Concerts . . . “The coach and six . . . “Aunt Rose ' s Kitch¬ en” . . . “Blue Star .. . “Don’t ever say that about my oldman Elaina where is he? . . . Elaina and Brian Marvin Gaye; Distant Lover . Deborah A. DeSimone, Debbie; 194 Sammett St., 6 10 57: Happiness .. . 9 2 74 .. . Superintendent’s Office Barry White Can ' t Get Enough Of Your Love . . Janice and Peter .. . “Y . N.Y.C. travel¬ ing .. . parties ... To share is to give and to give is to love 1975 ... Life is beautiful. Michael F. DeVito, Mike; 68 Fairview Ave, 5 29 57: The Kinks E L P Alman Bros. ... No one can penetrate me .. . They only see what ' s in their own Fancy R. Davies . . . Dedicated Fool . . . S.S.W.B. . . . Disperse .. . “Hangin up the Skates . . . “The working gang ... Hey guys I got a new joke. Jayne Diamond, 84 Lawrence St., 3 26 57: Friday Nights and the Ladder ... My Doll . .. September 17, 1979 . . Barry White and Soul . Sit¬ ting in G.J.A.’s room .. . Punks Corner with Frankie and the Gang . . Jan¬ uary 1, 1972 . .. Shayna . . . D,D,D,K, . . . Ease Down . . When Will I See You Again? . . . You Can’t Always Get What You Want. Nanci DiCesare, 295 Pearl St., 6 23 57: Summer 74 . . Old Orchard Runnin . . . Labor Day Weekend .. . Rm. 210 .. . Beachwood North Conway .. . Kancamagus .. . Barnaby ' s Beginnings ' . It’s our night for the car!” . . . Chester .. . Hunchie .. . Gordie . . . If we should live a thousand thousand years, our time is all today. . . Cordial Inn Sand Bar. Jean M. Dido, Jean; 17 Waite Street Ext. 10 5 57: CAM 2,3, Equestrian Club 1; Michael June 21,1973 ... A Time for Us” ... May 10,1974 . . Just you and me, simple and free” . . . Hampton Beach .. . Sand dollars ... A Walk on the Casino .. . Sunflower seeds . . . Friends are forever . Jane . . . Chicago .. All things must pass away .. . Smile forever. Roberta J. DiFilippo, Bubba; 59 Woodland Road, 12 27 57: Lynme’s Car ... Devir park bandstand ... Pat and Tom ... The Mount “You hadda be there” ... Memories with Patti going to Boston . . Laughing all the time 2 22 73 .. . “Skiing” .. . Memories with Patti, Paula, and Lynnie .. . Darlene M. DiGangi, 161 Glenwood St., 2 20 57: Cam 3; Choral Arts Society 2,3; Equestrian Club 3; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3; Madrigal Singers 2,3; Na¬ tional Honor 2,3; dumpboll ... the yellow pri ... boogling with the bugle boy ... Sunrises in Main .. . Sunsets over Seconsett Island . Love and Thanks to my friends ... for without them one cannot live;;;merely exist. Debra M. DiGregorio, Deb; 45 Clayton Street, 4 30 57: Key Club, 2,3; Latin Honor, 1,2,3; Le Circle Francais, 1,2,3; FNC, 2,3; Daddy’s other baby Summer 74 ... Voglers Cove .. . Time in a bottle . . . Bernard Au¬ tumn .. . Why sure . .. Pack of animals . . hall parties, boas and Boabeaters noodles in my sleeping bag . Austin Mini . . . Greenbay and Broadcove.. . Robert G. DiNapoli, Di Nap; 42 Durso Avenue, 3 10 57; Baseball, 1,2,3 Football, 2,3 . . . Wrestling, 1 . . . Spartan ' s Friday night hockey . Izzy, Mizzy, Fizzy . . . Down it, Moe . . . Salem Grille Waite’s Mt. Pasta Time . .. Fizzy’s Burn-outs .. . Milley ' s Garage roof .. . Salisbury Hippie DiNap’s Mongols’ . . . Snowshoes-Littlewood , Ann M. DiNitto, Powder, 32 Barker Road, 3 24 57: Linden Forestdale .. . Maplewood .. . North End . . . Cathy ... Donna .. Jo-Ann The Star . . . O. Plaza . . . S. Natasket .. B. Club . . . R. Beach 0. S. ... Cabaret . . . Dancing . . . Drawing .. , John Miller . . 2 15 73 . Yes¬ terdays the act night time is the best time . . . Yesterday today maybe tomorrow. James D. Di Nitto, Jimmy; 626 Highland Ave., 4 14 57: Cross Country, 1; Football, 1; Play Sports . . . Glenwood Gang . . . Sweetheart Your mind is your greatest source of power” ; .. . Hockey is my sport almost . . Yesterday and Today ... I wish everyone a happy life especially Paula. Steven P. DiOrio, Cooke: 30 Fleming Rd., 11 29 57: LIT, 2.3. You see the card yet? .. . Marz I think we missed the bus . . What’s a matador? House of Pizza ... a little emotion ... Put it in R for Race! See any broken meters? ... Belmont School Burn Outs ... “175” Elton John Anthony N. DiPersio, Dip, 108 West St., 12 20 57: Devir St., Sprague Street ... 69 Tracks . . Brighams . . . Deep Purple Concert Pink Floyd . . S.C. . . . Toad . . . Alman Bros. ... The” SENIORS 131 DIANE DiSANO RICHARD DiPIETRO JOSEPH DOHERTY J STEPFHN DONAHUE KAREN DOWLING Gerry Damiano thinks of Blue and Gold copy. GAIL DOUCETTE CHERYL DOUCET CHARLES DRAPOLA LORNA DOWNING 132 SENIORS MARGARET DUNN NANCY EASON ROBIN ELL ANNA ESPOSITO CAROLYN DURANT STEVEN EISEN MARK EDDY ROBIN ELMSTROM ROBERT ERLANDSON LINDA FADIA Richard J. DiPietro, Rick, 154 West St., 10 28 57: Devir Park H R Rep Soph. Jayne ' s Doll Barney ' s Being Late Miss Grunburg Bell Island Horseback Riding with Nikki The Class ot 1975 Diane M. DiSano, Dl; 47 Garden St., 8 6 57: Pusscakes (Those Summer Days and Nights) . I hope my life is like math with sorrows sub¬ tracted . Goodtimes added friends multiplied with LOVE undivided 1 . Joseph T. Doherty; 166 Samett St„ 12 26 57. Stephen P. Donahue, 53 Webster St., 7 21 57: Riding around Parking Partying Pink Floyd Last Year ' s 4th period Working Man Deep Purple . . . The Tracks . Money. Robert F. Doolin, Bob; 61 Willard Street, 10 11 57: Lit, 3 Soccer, 2,3 .. . Spartan’s Friday Nights Games . . GBL Champs tri-capt, Soccer Mount YMCA Leader’s Corps Ellen ' s Elbor Prince P. Life¬ guard 74” . , D.S. ' s legs Budget Mr. Hussey ' s 6th period Schoolyard . Equipment Room Racca-Kelley Golden Rod the state. Ronald C. Doty; 32 Harding Ave., 3 8 57. Cheryl A. Doucet, 7A Grove St., 6 29 57: Pep Club, 1,2; Phi Delta Phi, 1: Cheerleading, 3; Bermuda .. . Teacher I Need You” S.M.A.C. . Mount . .. Climbing . . A.B.E.N.C.E. What’s the scoop . . Jitterbug Cheer leading Varsity 74-75 ... Hr. Rep. . long walks long talks Ann what number” . . . Hockey Party’s .. Thanksgiving “73” . 6 21 74 . Bookworm Holland .. . Friends are few acquaintances are Many wid’im wid’im. Gail A. Doucette, Douce: 136 Elwell St., 1 17 57: Maldonian, 1; Pep Club, 1; Phi Delta Phi, 1; Ski Club, 1,3; Micheal, July 15, 1974 . Gold Room MC . . . 76 . . . football . . . Mr. C. is 1 . . Bush . Bean Mad¬ man .. . Douce . Phil and Joyce . This much times the biggest num¬ ber in the world .. . Hello it’s me . . . Cape Cod 74 6 or 6:30 laugh . . N.E. . . . Exit 2 .. . water . . . skiing . dumpling . I.L.M. . . . 4 19 73 .. . T C. Karen A. Dowling, 84 Wallace St., 7 19 57: J.V. Basketball, 1; CAM, 2,3; Maldonian, 3; Nor ... K ... H.A.M. , . . Lother . . . Karen, Where ' s the good in good-bye .. . hockey games the Y .. . Swimming Bike Riding . . . ‘Summer of 74 ' . . Nahant .. . Barbers and Belles The Kinks . . . Shangrila .. Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind AP” . Work Study Office . . . 2 22 73. Lorna J. Downing; 308 Nowland ST., 3 3 57: Life . . . Changes Magic . . . hope . . . effort . . . Deb . . friends Love . . time Office Moe . . . Giggles .. . Causeway . . . Corner . Parties . . . Standard Shift . . . blue . . . memories . . forever .. . Ma . . Dad Kids Ma Gagliardi . . . Everything Beautiful . . The Flynn’s . N.H. Give to the world and the world will give to you. Charles F. Drapola, Charlie, 52 Myrtle St., 1 13 56: El Club Hispaneo 1; Trip to Spain .. . Commercial Union . . . water skiing . . Nights at Kowloon .. . Green Apple ... Every Saturday Night . . Rick . tree Deb Chase .. . Barbara Streisand . Jacques Brel Vega LX Beach Parties . . Humarock . . . cigarettes . . . Scarabow Fair .. . Night more Salsburg Beach . . . Debbie G. . . Rich ' s Birthday . . Ford and Lady. Jospeh G. Duggan; 56 Elwell St., 11 21 55. Margaret M. Dunn; 164 Webster St., 11 15 57. Carolyn A. Durant, Lynnie; 18 E. Border Rd., 6 10 57: Field Hockey, 1; Pep Club, 1; Tri Hi, 1; Jr. Varieties ... The Six Fabulous Fish . Stuck in the mud . . . Blue Mustang . . Riding around with Paula, Patty Roberta Bomb fires . . . Mountain Climbing Hockey Games Bobbsey Twins . . Summer of 73 74 .. . Joyce Judi . . Dr. Berman’s office oldies . .. Laughing. Nancy J. Eason, 26 Pine Tree Ave., 9 14 56: Bob Limerick Maine . . Bonnie . . . Debby. MarkW. Eddy; 33 Baker St., 8 27 57. Steven E. Eisen, Steve, 39 Home St., 7 19 57: AZA 1,2; Le Cercle Francais 2; Tifty 1,2,3; Guitar . Francais Store . Music . Money Car Stereo .. . Cat . . . Teeth. Robin L. Ell, 35 Clyde St., 2 14 58: Phi Delta Phi, 1,2,3; today, tomorrow, always . . . 7 11 73 . Prince . . . Colour my world Friends are for¬ ever . . Amy . . . Barney . . . Camping locker of the year Mount ... Skinned knees are easier fixed than broken dreams eh-eh-eh-eh- eh-eh . Paula . . Nancy . Nancy, Paula, Jean . 5 20 67 8:30a.m. Stephen J. Elliott; 529 Pleasant St., 9 10 57 Robin E. Elmstrom, Stringbean: 58 Coleman St., 4 19 56: Painting Judy . . Hockey . . . When will I see you again” ... Swimming Bowling . . . Tiger . . Reading . Peace . . Wedding . Summer 74 Friends . . . Beach Baby” ... Love . Blue . . . Nothing to do” Christmas .. . Sandy . . . Chinese Food” . . Graduation Day” Nancy ... “I honestly love you” . . Karen Babysitting . “Helping Peo¬ ple” . . . Nurse. Robert K. Erlandson; 15 Gilbert Ct., 10 1 57. Ammamarie Esposito;15 Pearl St., 5 7 57. Linda A. Fadia, 120 Highland Ave., 8 29 56: Chess Club, 3; Equestrian Club, 3; FNC,3; Guitar, 2,3; my friend Robert . . hobbies guitar playing Nurses Aide . . . writing stories . French . bowling ski mobiling . . . coin Stamp collection . photography Equestrian Club Assistant Chairwoman for Mr. O ' Donnels office .. U.S. History Mr Alleyne and Mrs. Tucker are good teachers my cousin Carol Pasters. SENIORS 133 NANCY FAHEY STEPHEN FARRELL JOHN FAULKNER CHARLES FEMINO VANCE FERRATUSCO JOHN FAIELLA DAVID FIELDING JAMES FAY JAMES FALLON SUSAN FELTZ PAUL FI ERI MONTE PAULFIGELSKI SCOTT FILLMORE ELLEN FINCH 134 SENIORS how I hate monday mornings Ah, the pain of getting up at 6:30 Monday morning and realizing that five days of seven periods each await me. I quickly turn off the alarm and roll over, trying to salvage at least five more minutes of rest in my nice, warm bed. Then I slowly and methodically wash and get dressed. I do my best to run to school, for I am consistently late on Mondays. The intended run usually ends up in only a fast walk, and I arrive at school two or three minutes late, for I have to try at least three doors before finding one that is not locked. I discover that the Monday morning line outside Mr. Cunningham’s office is extra long, and I am rewarded with two hours detention for being late. Upon entering my homeroom, gym bag in hand, I hear the voice over the P.A. say, “The following gym classes report to their regular study halls today Ah, my savior! ... periods 1,3,5, and 6. The voice completely skips over period 2; this is a great beginning for a traditionally great Monday morning. MAUREEN FINN COLLEEN FLANAGAN PATRICIA FLANAGAN STEPHEN FINN JAMES FLYNN MAUREEN FLYNN Nancy M. Fahey, 108 Lyme St., 11 8 57: Steve March 4. 1972 ‘‘Yellow ... Jello ... pudding” . Terri Chicken Rotissene . . Headlock? Hr. Rep. 2 Every night is all right for fighting Poops ... long talks monopoly pc till 5:00 a.m. Kim? Nix¬ on at 3:00 a m. The Mt You never realize how much you love someone until they’re gone. .. . Summer 74” Mother John A. Faietla; 53 Playstead R., 6 20 57. James R. Fallon, Stonewall Strogonaff; 191 West St., 6 2 57: Indoor Track. 12,3; Ski Club, 1,2; Hobbies: model making girls Football girls , . cars . . girls ,. . saps still running in Maine bigger than ever A.D. BIG BROTHER little Brother = 1 (one) allways Kelly Wrestles Wotten . .. SPITBUG The bests . Thats all for the good marks! . .. Good Joe Bad Jim Ugly Mike. Stephen J. Farrell, Steve; 595 Highland Ave., 12 27 56: Chicago rainy football games ... SJF . . Mustangs .. Fisher . . Insurance Beach ... Cars ... Skiing . . 56-Chevy ... crowded lodges Sunapee Football Wildcat . food. John E. Faulkner, Fauker; 1145 Salem St., 3 5 57: going down Nahant riding around Softball . drinking . Pinto-Charger Basketball . . eating . Frank ' s cellar B.S.T. , getting muchies after party¬ ing . The bump . . Diane Led Zepplin . . party owl partying turbs engine . . . Friends Nightclub dating . Burn em! Blue Mustang .. . Aerosmith . . picking girls up , . T.P.O. James W. Fay, 8 Granite St., 8 11 57: El Club Hispance, 3; Moody Blues Russian Class Art . live theater . . . philosophy psychology .. . travel . . . adventure . . Vannegut and Falkien . . . Beacon Hill College .. . Casa Namere ... life, people, and being myself. Susan M. Feltz, Sue: 33 Wilson Ave., 2 8 58: Choral Arts Society,l,2,3; Greenroom, 3; Pep Club, 1; Treble Clef, 1,3; Chamber Singers, 2; Celtics 11 27 71 . .. 11 24 74 . . . music .. . Utah . . “oh why” “Billeri¬ ca-74” .. . Exchange concerts” . . . LDS! . . . JESUS! Karen L.R. L.G. G.K. .. . airplanes ... Mr. Abrahams . . , God Grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference.” Charles J. Femino, Chuck; 42 Welsh St., 6 1 57: Vista St. Mt. Washing¬ ton weekends . . . Kangamangus Highway . . Summer of 74 68 Nova ... the night of Grand Funk , . May 3, 1973 . June ' s House 9 28 74 ... Tardust . . Charlie June Fitz . , What a bummer . . Lucky man .. . Freedom Jam . . . Perry’s rest . . Begusneousess. Vance C. Ferratusco, 234 Belmont St., 12 17 57: Basketball, 1,2,3; Lincoln Park Arthur and Martha . . . Space shot 1 . . You make me sick ... Football games . . . Wrongway Coleman .. . The Juice Movin Grovin Slip’n sly Gotten Have a piece of pie Hoop Tim’s Place AhShaMoe. David Fielding; 20 Hyde St., 5 21 57. Paul A. Fierimonte, Craz; 24A Russell St., 7 8 57: Baseball, 1,2,3; Junior Varieties ... likes people and all my classmates Johnny-Most-1 mita tion . . . shortstop Love . , Baseball .. . communicating with people ... sports-nut . . M.H.S. . . . eats 5 apples at lunch . teachers whom I will forever be grateful to, Mrs. DePietro, Mr. Shwartz, Mr. Fritz, Mr. Hines, Miss Murphey .. . recite Red Sox Impossible Dream” album. Paul K. Figelski, Fig; 16 Grace St., 11 3 57: Devir Patriots Celtics. Scott Fillmore: 7 Judson St. 9 10 57. Ellen L. Finch, “L” , 19 Forest St., 4 27 57: Blue and Gold, 3; Boojum Rock, 2,3; Choral Arts Society, 1,2,3; Le Cercle Francais, 1; National Honor, 1,3: Summer of 73 ... elf .. . Cowabunga . .. friends Camp Phoenix . Mary Ann and Dennis . . bike riding whizzz . five Prince Pizzas .. . good thinking ... camping . BYF .. . exchange trips N.H. 10 18 74 ... RC . . What was I gonna say? . . P.G. . . . “Jr. Varieties — “They are good years” — Ms. Nedlam. Dennis M. Finn; 241 Newland St., 10 7 57. Maureen A. Finn, Moe: 9 Seaview Ave., 11 5 56: Equestrain Club, 1; FNC. 1, 2,3; H.B. “73” .. . Jan. 75 .. Friday Nights Horseback riding Camping “74” .. . Harry “73” .. . the-thing . Bad Times good times . .. It ' s Al’s Fault! ... “Meegan” .. . “Mac” . Dairy maid with Charlie Karen Jerry . , . Getting Lost ... Cape Cod . Hay Ride “72” . .. studys with “E” “N” “H” . . . Soph. Junior?. Stephen G. Finn, “Konga” ; 24 Granite St., 9 26 57: Baseball, 2,3; Cog, 3; Le Cercle Francais, 2,3; Maldonain, 1,2,3; National Honor, 3; “What the fu¬ ture brings one is up to the individual himself.” Monga Magilla’s Gorilla’s . . . Watergate 74 dissappointing Red Sox surprising Pa¬ triots . . Happy Howard . . . Peppy Paul .. Jungle Jim Similinsky” said Coach Kelly . .. Summer of 216043621 ... Always keep the good to heard.” Colleen M. Flanagan; 4 Wellington St., 2 19 57. Patricia A. Flanagan, Patti; 19 Holmes St., 10 18 57: Pep Club, 2,3; Y Leaders — what a drag . . Your first love s ' always your last Dig- it . . But Roberta, what am I gonna do? ... Memories of’th Park Mount .Jay Gyles Band well all right .. Feel’n All right You mean a lot t ' me and alwyas will . , . Bass Player . Class of 75’s the best. James M. Flynn, Jim; 15 Cleveland St., 12 27 57: Whose turn to write the note? ... We missed the bus again . House of Pizza What do you mean No Broken Meters? . . Who do you like on the card . Cooke drives an automatic but thinks he drives a 4-Speed. Maureen E. Flynn, Moe: 59 Spring St., 1 25 57: Success Vomer Sam . . 11 14 73 . . . Causeway Office Parties-cellar Chi cago . . . LI B. . Just for today I will improve my mind. I will learn something useful. . . M.L.? .. . “Peace” Blue Changes S.K.T.G. . . . Friendship . D.L.C. . . . Silence The Downing’s hope Dad Ma Kids .. . Season’s Memories LOVE SENIORS 135 DENISE FORBES MATTHEW FORTI JAMES FOLAN COLLEEN FOLEY ROBERT FOLEY SANDRA FORMAN JOYCE FORSYTHE DAWN FORD DANIEL FOURNIER JOANNE FOURNIER CYNTHIA FOURNIER MICHAELFRANZOSA RICHARD FRAUTON JUDITH FREEDE 136 SENIORS JOHN FREKER JOSEPH FRENI RICHARD FRISSORA LAURA FRITZ Mark Burns and Jack Freker look forward to a great season at first pep rally. MARY GAETANI James J. Folan, Jimmy, 21 Constance St., 8 15 57: Cross Country 2.3 ' i - ey 1,2,3: Class of 74-75 Finally got it fixed your loffm minutes of hard hockey What a play Holden St. 1114 Cross Country Have a good race and enioy the foliage E R.T F D Hockey Town Maroones Party . Monday morning with Mi Fritz. Colleen D. Foley, Leanme; 29 Edmund St., 8 2 57: Cheering. 3: Tartooth r lovedove . Ellen have another RBS “memories ' ' S M A C. eeanbcsd ... “mountain climbing Sandy Beach FAA Suprise? M.J. I ' m gonna punch you out! Anney, Hi Guy! Elaine ' s 8 R punch then look . CSJPB Bermuda contact attack” Robert L. Foley, Bob; 168 Newland St., 12 6 56: Baseball. 2,3; Basketball. 1; Baseball Gym Patriots Mr. O ' Brien Mr. Boyle MHS Sports! Mrs. Davis , all my teachers especially Mr. Cunningham. Denise E. Forbes, 29 Holloway St., 9 9 57: Memories A new light “1974” ... Love you VTB 5 11 74 “Teddi Baer” Brad Rose Maggie . “Stairway to Heaven June 75“ N.H. Everett Mu¬ sic Remembrance i s the only paradise out of which we cannot be driven. Dawn M. Ford, 12 Preston St., 12 10 56. Sandra P. Forman, Sandy; 45 Newman Rd., 12 27 57: BBG. 1,2,3: Band,1,2, 3; Choral Arts Society, 1,3; Concert Choir, 1.2; Greenroom, 1,2: Treble Clef. 1,3; USONA, 1; Wayne 8 7 74 True confessions in the library! Donna, no school tomorrow, wanna go to the Voke? Cheryl, thanks muchly! . . Swampscott Meatball Green ' 61 Falcon Conventions.! Joyce A. Forsythe, J.J.; 25 Welsh St., 6 12 57: Greenroom, 3; Pep Club, 1; G.B.J.D. . J.H.B.J. . Elton John Led Zepplin Turnstyle Schopell’s .. . Good bye J.B. Bunker Hill Love is my friends and the Good Times . Sunshine Jim Croce “Color My World” Miami Beach. Matthew J. Forti, Matt; 24 Cliff St., 10 5 57: Indoor Track. 1; Blue Berry Hill High Rock Cliff St. Jethro Tull . Bob Dylan the Beatles . Harold Parker . camping . . Point Sebago Willhym- my’s . .. “Hey look Pal” . Sleeze! ... A Day In the Life” Linden Lebanon Bus . weekends YMCA meeting people Goodbye. Cynthia J. Fournier, Cindy; 41 No. Milton St., 9 5 56: Paul 8 22 71 Love is great!!! . . Donna, “Wanna go in late? or “Who wants to skip with me today?” . . . That’s all she used to say Mrs. O ' Hara death class 4th period . really great Mr. Cunningham and Mr. Boyle, “nicest guys around.” Daniel H. Fournier, Danny; 41 No. Milton St., 9 10 57: Boojum Rock, 1; Choral Arts Society, 1,2,3; COG, 2; Concert Choir, 1,2,3; El Club Hispanco, 2; Greenroom, 1; Madrigal Singers, 1,2,3; Ano Vous like? 64 Skylark . . . Revere Beach . . . Los Combianys . . . Timunga ' s Bill’s Place Parties galour . Canobie Lake White Mt. Godilas Green pea soup , June Keith .. . Papa Gino ' s (yeck!) Robin Dana’s St. Joanne L. Fournier, 36 Home St., 3 14 57: Blue and Gold, 1,2; Oct. 5, 1971 . . Love You W.G.C. Having someone to talk to friendship parties . . Stairway to heaven . . Florida Good luck to the class of “75”. Michael J. Franzosa, Mike; 70 Fellsmere Road, 7 19 56: Baseball, 1,3; In¬ tends to go to college major in business admin, after school works at John¬ nies Foodmaster and plays for their softball team and also played on Malden High’s baseball team as pitcher . . enjoys all sports, including waterskiing. Richard C. Frauton, Ricky: 213 Mountain Ave., 8 9 57: Football, 1; Rick Oct. 30, 1971 . Judi . . Green The Allman Brothers Hawkie’s S.S. Prince . The Mount The Cup Races Izzy ' s Mighty Chevy . . “When I’m with you I feel a thousand different Feelings all over my body I ' m with you and that’s all that matters.” Judith M. Freede, Judi; 129 Alden St., 7 2 57: BBG, 1; Pep Club, 1,2; Hey Jude . crazy laugh loud sneezes!!! Ricki 10 30 71 Rhonda . . . Cheryl Steve . . . “McDonalds” . . Judy W. the kids and all the fun . . Go Fry your Bermuda??? . . . “Bummed Out!” Nan- tasket . . Rock Me Gently . .. ' Photo Album’ . Chicago “Just You’n Me” .. . John C. Freker, Jack; 95 Jacob St., 2 22 58: Basketball, 1,2,3; Football, 1,2, 3; Track (outdoor), 1,2,3; 65 Football . Co-Captain . Camp , Green Bays .. Big Three . . . “The Mount” Steve’s Pub Arrowhead . . . Shut up Greg “Gom In” Camping trips to (Read¬ ing) . . Gym Office Beat Stuart Weinburger “Rocket Man Good Times . . 73-74. Jospeh R. Freni, Joe: 19 Taylor St., 12 7 57: Baseball, 1; Indoor Track, 1: Junior Varieties ... 65 Ford . . Class of 75 Baseball” My best friend Carp . “15” . . decisions Weekends The little things in life Twins . 7th period release N.Y.C. Radio Gym . Friends. Richard J. Frissora, Fizzy: 31 Myrtle St., 2 13 57: Baseball. 1.2,3; Basket¬ ball, 1; Baseball Tavern . Fenway Park Billy’s new car the white car . . . some emotion . 1st period Mr. Carrol Howie Schwartz, my best friend Ha, Ha Di’Naps white car Homeroom Reps. Funi campaign manager. Laura E. Fritz, Fritzy: 31 Maynard St., 8 20 57: Pep Club, 1; 1969 “SS Chevelle ... 3 speed standard May 7, 1974 “Hey Lady” Unbelievable Arlene , double dating Mikes Pauls Robin¬ son’s News Agency . . movies bowling 50’s music bad tem¬ per . . traveling . . 5’0” ? . . platforms April 6. 1972 typing Motorcycles . . . We ' ll see ya. Kenneth Fulgham: 265 Bryant St., 4 24 56 James M. Funicella, Jim; 38 Plainfield Ave., 5 7 57: Hockey Malden IHA , , Driving around at night . Purity Supreme Brums 3rd period study in 11th grade. Mary C. Gaetani, Pat; 546 Pleasant St., 10 22 57: 9 28 74 Boopy Blue Wagon . Greenhalge Street .. Mike and Debbie Jackie and Roseann . . . Nantasket Salisbury Sandy and Michele The hanging doll Bruno and Lucy . . . Jeff . . 10 13 73 . “74 . “True friendships never die” . Sandy . 1975” SENIORS 137 JANET GAFFEY IRENE GAGLIARDI CLAIRE GALVIN MICHAEL GALVIN DEBORAH GARDINER RUSSELL GARLAND RISEGARNEAU 138 SENIORS KIM GIAMPIETRO ANDREA GIANNATTASIO ROBERT GILLETTE SCOTT GLANCY ADELE GIANGREGORIO DENISE GILARDI DOROTHY GILBERT il NANCY GINGRAS NORINE GLICK PAULA GIORDANO Janet M. Gaffey, 43 Rockwell St., 11 21 57: Fort Waite S Cliff St.” Eve Odd Adam Fall Highalds Summers . . Wow irrevelant Good time with old friends ' . .. D.W. . . . Friday Nights Cellar Parties Sunday Afternoons The Beach Buddies. Francesca Gagliardi; 21 Leland St., 1 1 58. Irene J. Gagliardi, Renee: 188 Sammett Street, 11 10 57 Reene Salem St. 73 . George 8 27 74 You ' re so vain What are we gon¬ na do this weekend? . 9 13 73 Love is: Knowing you still care!! Claire M. Galvin, 42 Plainfield Ave., 12 9 57: Basketball. 1,3; Softball, 1,3. Hi .. . The Prince Party . Doit” The Lodge Liv James . . . Popcorn . Rockport Summer . . Fuya-Fuya!” Florida Little Ossipp e Maine Beech Nut Another ravioli for Tux. Michael G. Galvin, Mike 112 Ponten St. 10 1 57 Olds Glendale Park ... To Ann . . June 14, 1974 . . Friday Nights Hockey Town Steve ' s . . . Midnight Swims Summin Vacation Deborah A. Gardiner, Debbee: 7 Gould Ave.. 8 9 57: Wrestling 2,3: P2JCR . . DJGG ... 40 flights . Kelly ' s . Tuhourg Hockey BNBL 10 . . SBL . . . Kingston . . nahant PAB Mr. C. cuddles overpass ... I ... want a piece of a cloud XC 69 9 27 74 11PM . . thanks Bebo . . Dorchester . 215 Charlie Russell T. Garland, Gar-luch: 16 Hurlburt Ct., 2 25 57: Football 1,2,3: The Mount 72 Who’s walking back there . Camp Winchendon Dino Brandano’s . . . Lite Party over my house The gym Of¬ fice . . Morrison’s cards . . Edna . Doug . Brighams Hip man . . . General George . . . S. Patton . Football Parties Rise 8. Garneau, Peanut; 25 Phillips St., 5 8 57: Danny 6 16 73 Mr. Cunningham’s office . Pine Banks Diamond Girl Central School ... The Square . . . Signor Pizza Hockey Games 69 stairs . .. Get off of my back” .. . Right Jimmy? .. Drum Corps Cheryl . . . Kathy ... Cat .. Bobby . . . 8 9 73 . friends Butler. 1973 Richard J. Garrity; 152 Beltran St., 10 5 57. Donna M. Gaudet, 27 Maynard St., 9 22 57, Oct. 12, 1973 Rainy Days Special Thanks to Mr. Cunningham with love The Wall North- gate ... old but good memories .. . Such a deal! K.S.K.C. The Way We Were” ... Mt. Hood . . July 1973 .. Squam lake N.H. Kanga- m angas . . . Smash . Friday 13 .. Never thought I ' d make it Kristina M. Gaudette, Tina; 608 Highland Ave., 6 25 57 Remember what we ' ve said and done and felt about each other. Don ' t let the past remind us of what we are now. Fear is the lock and laughter is the key to your heart . . You ' ve got to have freinds! . . . Wayne Geer; 182 Sammett St., 1 26 55. James P. Gerakas, 12 Spring St., 8 5 56: Indoor Track, 2,3; Track (outdoor), 2; Kim M. Giampietro; 29 Emrald St., 5 23 57: Blue and Gold, 3; Maldoman, 1; How does it feel to be on your own, no direction home, completely unknown like a rolling stone? . . N.Y. next right Provincetown Nantucket . . Kancamangus . . Rockport , , . Thank-you . Don ' t be denied -. leather , . . silver . . . wooden .,. music ... sunset sincerity Adele M. Giangregorio; 375 Lynn St., 10 20 56: Michael and Adele Leo and Carol . . . July 14, 1974” ... The Camp . . Ever Clean The Peir . . , Hawaii ... The Carnival ... The Picnic Babysitting The Summer of 74 . . . The screen house Doubling with Leo and Carol That night at the Drive-in. Andrea M. Gainnattasio, Andi; 41 Grace St., 4 9 58: Basketball 1; El Club Hispaneo, 3; Le Cercle Francais, 2,3; National Honor, 2.3; Pep Club, 1; USONA, 3; Don’t it always seem to go, that you don ' t know what you’ve got ' til it ' s gone” ... “Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” .. . Duffy’s Office Madaca Gerald J. Giannetta, Ge Ge; 985 Salem St., 2 24 56; Hockey 1; I like drag racing . , . Fixing cars . . . Race cars at the dragway Meeting people. Denise J. Gilardi; 16 Henry St., 1 21 57: Boojum Rock 3; Der Deutsche Klub 1,2; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3; Maldonian 1,2,3: National Honor 2,3; Pep Club 1; Nicky .. . Sadie’s Girls Trixie, Roseann, and Cleo Ap” Cuc¬ koo’s Nest . . . 50’s forever . GREASE GARD and Co. . -riday movies .. . Gummin’ it G.L. always . Beatles . . Tiny Iny Country Boys . California someday Dorothy M. Gilbert, Dottie; 194 Madison St., 3 22 57: Gratitude comes in three forms: A feeling in the heart, an expression in words, and a giving in return.” Understanding dreams . .. Good friends the Mt. Pakosn ... Just being happy is enough” . Pizzahouse Well all right Attitude ... Those long talks . .. Common .. . SMAC Four in a Vet Robert P. Gillette, 79 Granite St., 4 20 57: Paula. Nancy J. Gingras; 94 Home St., 6 26 57. Paula J. Giordano, 7 Tufts St., 9 1757: Band 1,2; Field Hockey 2,3; Phi Delta Phi 1,2,3; Bobby . 4 20 73 .. . surprises . Summer of 73 The Mount . . . Prince ... JBMMNR . BJSTT . . Camping 74 eh-eh . . . eh-eh-eh-eh . . . Sunday Nights . Friendly’s. Scott D. Glancy, 9 Shawmut Terr., 11 14 57: Greenroom, 1,2,3; Orchestra, 2; . . . 12 19 73 .. . Pyramid . 7 16 74 . . 10 4 74 . . Berlin No philisophical lines her, sorry . . Ziggy and the Spiders TIHS Transformer Acting . Pyramid , Hey honey take a walk on the wild side . . . L.R. . . . Recording Movies Me and My Bass Vicious Norine R. Glick, 147 Cross St., 3 857: When we start to count laughter, we cease to count tears. When we count happy memories, we cease to count years ... “Glick” . . . Hearts .. Nahant Teachers Aide . Laconia .. . Ever since I was little What is truth?” Who cares Karen . . Phyllis .. . Kristina. SENIORS 139 RANDY GONSALVES LYNN GOODE PATRICIA GOVER SUSAN GRAF CAROL GRAMOLINI DONNA GRASSO getting there on time a dilemma Almost everyone faces the dilemma of rushing from one class to the next. It is almost impossible to reach the fourth floor from the basement in three minutes. Here are some tips on how to overcome this problem. 1. Know thoroughly the shortest and quickest route to your destination. 2. Keep a steady pace. Running up the stairs will only exhaust you. 3. Before the second bell rings, inch your way to the door. Be sure that you are the first one out and are not trapped by other anxious students. 4. Make no stops along the way. Going to the bath¬ room, getting a drink, or talking to a friend will hold you back. 5. Carry a minimum of books. Any extra weight will slow you down. By following these simple guidelines, your remaining years at Malden High will be memorable; you will be physically fit and you will annoy fewer people. JOSEPH GRAMOLINI GEORGE GRANDE CURTIS GRAY ELIZABETH GRAY 140 SENIORS GAIL GREEN GARY GREEN LYNNE GRUSEL CAROL GREGOIRE GEORGE GRIMES TERESA GUARINO BARBARA GRENHAM DONNA GROVER Randy S. Gonsalves, Vataha; 70 Linden Ave., 2 2 57: Listening to Deep Pur pie Football Hockey . Led Zepplen. Lynn M. Goode; 232 Charles St.. 7 19 57. Patricia A. Gover, Patsy: 37 Watts St., 2 27 57: Don ' t Spare The Ice Cornelius . . Zira right being late Mr. Cunningham Can I ask you something? the library Marybeth Chinese Food , Susie Homemaker” . Chump. Susan D. Graf, Susanna Storm: 29 Revere St., 6 14 57: Blue and Gold, 2,3: Boojum Rock, 1,2,3: FTA, 1,2,3: Key Club, 2,3; Le Cercle Francais, 1,2,3; National Honor, 2,3; Ski Club, 3; Guitar Club. 2,3; Jayleolin True Blue ... my color chart . . . Strumming, Singing , Talking, Laughing, Smiling Music! . . Tennis? . Skiing??? Mr. Indeck The Swamp Fox . . Knucks . Why? . Why Not? . . as the deer pants for water, so I long for you, o God.” Carol A. Gramolini, 67 Claremont St., 7 2 57: Le Cercle Francais, 1,2,3: Pep Club, 1; Phi Delta Phi, 1,2,3; Tennis, 2; Dec. 4,1973 dreams and memo¬ ries . . Seven MLMLNDC Maryann’s camp Bob ' s May 5, 1973 . . crazy nights with LV ' s car What do you want to do tonite? Wann go for ice-cream? It smells green A friend is someone with whom you dare to be yourself. Joseph P. Gramolini: 322 Forest St., 2 15 57. George J. Grande, 53 Regent Rd., 5 21 57: Golf, 1,2,3; Golf Team Hey Who Cares . lookin good Brandano ' s H R. 20 Study 101 . . . Pats all the way.” Donna M. Grasso, 24 Brentwood St., 12 16 57: Donna and Tommy 9 1 72 . . . Solari’s . Linden Square D.J.A.D.C.T.C. Spare-ribs . . . Virgo . . . Cookie . . Three years . . Going to make it Maine . . Dream until your dreams come true Just you Friendship can trun to love, But sad is the love which turns to Friendship. Curtis A. Gray Camp Curtis; 92 Franklin St., 10 26 56 Baseball, 3; Black Student Unkon, 2,3; Chess Club, 2,3; Football, 1,2,3; Indoor Track, 3; Big 3 ... Speedball . . . Graduate Drummer B.S.U. Circle . . . Gym , . . free Rosey . . People Wineburger Drive Swimming . Ann . . friends Girls! . football fishing Ann-Marie fun 209 Cards . . exploring Mary ex¬ citement . . Detention . Money interested Barbara Study . . Kel-Pepper . . . Promotion . expedition . . Marva Bye The Annoucement .. Music . . Michelle . ' 75. Elizabeth A. Gray, Beth; 15 Mt. Vernon St., 5 18 57: STEVEN . the ceme¬ tery . . Bob Dylan . . . mothers little helper” .. Mother Nature! Gail M. Green, 109 Bainbridge St., 8 3 57: Choral Arts Society, 1,2; Indoor Track, 1,2; Tell me something good” .. Jeffrey!” . . Big Al” MMI” .. . Buff Angelo Guido” . . . CARPS Problems” The Cor¬ ner” .. . G.R. . .. me Elaines’ Smoke Lounge” Wanna stay up all night?” . .. The Face!” . . “What you said” . Long serious talks ... Three Dog Night .. . The Big White Whale.” Gary L. Green: 109 Bainbridge St., 12 17 56; Mr. Fitz’s fifth period health class .. . Charles Street ... all sports except golf Drinkin t ' day New Hampshire . . . Signor Pizza . HIGH HAND who!!! cares!!! SEPUURB RADAR . . . Chateau DeVille. Nanette C. Greer, Nunk; 30 Beachview Ave., 6 7 57: The Big F. Prome¬ nade Doty Dear? ,. . Did you plant your pole, Lisa? . down up down . . Oreo . . . Freak Wierdo . . Blue Bomber Freight Train The Rage Jonesy . . Burt Rungles . Burger Do-I “For God sakes Karen . . . Rocky Mountain High . . Night skiing . . Camp Alton Carol A. Gregoire, 42 Appleton St., 12 6 57 . Band 1,2; Horseback riding Bowling . . . Skating . Babysitting Going to the movies Playing the flute. Barbara A. Gernham, Barb; 12 Washington Place, 6 13 57: Grogg Ithica . . . L.l. . . Caribe-6 . . . BCCB Ho Jo’s . . Bike Rides KBTSDYL . . . Candide . Buses Waiting Pasta Time 7 28 74 . . Flies . . . Summer of 74 . . EGBKMC S.A.I. 4 6, 7 74 . . Mouse . . B.S. - 5 17 74 Babbs Mouth Foot¬ ball games . . grilled cheese Houdini . We had magic to do just for you” ... Pippin ... Mary K. Grenham, 14 Washington Place, 3 2 56: Pep Club 1: Study Mr Friend . . C.J.D.E. . vega . Back in my younger day ' s If things were going wrong I might sulk, I might pout Now I ' ve learned if I just pitch in and do what’s right, Things will always work out. George F. Grimes, Graving Moving: 315 Highland Ave., 9 15 56: Having a Good Weekend Up Vista St.Electricity Shop 401 the Zoo . . . Will try to open my Business Someday” . The Study of Law. Donna Grover, 132 Daniels St.,; Donna May 3,1956: I ' m ready if I don’t get to go May 27,1973 Natural High Pulling all mghters at Ma Gags ... To make it in life . Charlie Keep your feet on the ground ... Salem St. Just to be happy Places to be, Places to see. Lynne A. Grusel, 159 Coleman St., 8 5 57: B.C.B.S. Linden I ' m leaving for all the wrong reasons . Oh I didn’t know that trying to face reality pink slips GEt out and push Somewhere, Some¬ how, Someway, Someday Thank you Mr. C. Teresa M. Guarino, Terri; 65 Walnut St., 11 29 57: Blue and Gold. 1: Sum¬ mer 73 . . . Washington . . Saturday night calls August 3,1973 best friends and good times peanute butter parties ELO Taxi! Taxi! . , letters Halloween 73 . balloons The three Stooges . , . sewing Where did you get your license? XTRA subway . Mom and Dad ,. . postcards ... I can’t see that far! 9 2 73. SENIORS 141 BETSEY HANIFAN STEVEN HASHEM JAMES HARNEY TIMOTHY HEGARTY JOSEPH HEGARTY GARY HENNESSEY SCOTT HANLEY ANNE HENRY KATHLEEN HANNON RUSSELL HICKEY 142 SENIO Dennis Krivelow checks film for Maldonian. BARRY HITCHCOCK BRIAN HITCHCOCK Betsey J. Hanifan, Hanny; 61 Pine St.. 10 23 57: Basketball. 1; Pep Cjub. 2: Cheering. 2,3; Summer 74” .. shakers, rallies, megaphones super- woman . shine-on . barefeet Buddies 2 fools Real Nice . . M.J. Clean up your act . . Pick a bone If the nose don ' t know omie does Quick as a Bunny Unicorn They say all good things must end someday. . . The Bees Nees Jolly Green Midgets ... Can against the wall . . I am the radio friends. Scott J. Hanley, 25 Barnes Ave., 8 11 57: 12 years is enough So long M.H.S. . . . Cape Cod Coliseum Chuck Berry and J. Montgomery Seagull Beach . The Rest Area Maine — never again the moun¬ tain . G.G. . parties Get a job! . The Beach Boys. Kathy Hannan, 33 Edmund St., 7 26 57; The Grogg S.D.M.M. Can- dide . Caribe 6 . Cabot St. . T. Baker bike rides flat tire ... Ithaca H.J. . 4 7 74 Love’s Theme S. B. Bus stop Everett Square . . . Chippy . corner of K.P’s white and blue cars . . . S.A.I. . . C.B.N.Y. Northgate B.L, goin ' round in circles . . . 9 11 74. Diane Hanson; 185 Forest St., 9 30 57. James M. Harney, Jim; 54 Orient St., 5 23 57: Chess Club 1; Who Cares Mizzy Izzy Fizzy . . Waitts Mount . . . 7th period study Friday Nights . Moose .. . Saturday Mornings Mr. Sadler Bernie the Harp . .. Pasta Time .. Spike Hoop Hill Great Advisor, Mr. Benotti Basketball . . Hockey. James Harris; 16 Floral Ave., 10 21 56. Steven J. Hashem, STUP: 65 Revere St., 12 8 57: Ann-Marie 6 8 73 Riding the Marsh . . Party at Hogans, the Mountains the Creek 55 Black Chevy . . BIVY And KLINK . . Bloodshot . Maplewood Mo¬ tors .. . P.V. , . , ARIZONA . Sabbath . . My Brother . Stup and Dummy. Susan S. Hatzopoulos, Suebee, 11 Jorden Terr., 8 21 57: If the chance is now Take It” you may not get it again and then never Make It. Ever- rett E.S.P.A. Lafayette School . . Friends Wonder Kung fu Flash Hud” .. . Teddy maybe the Family . . . Heather Diane and Chucky . .. Vinny Brad .. . Me! ... Class of 75”. Karen A. Hayward, Kar: 114 Highland Ave., 6 19 57: November 25, 1970 .. . Paul .. . Samantha .. Vermont . Orlando Florida Singing- out . . Good-Point? . . Teacher ' s Aide P.H. Sweeny ' s Harvard- Baker . . . Church-Hill . . . Bozo . My Friends . Talk to me love is more to me than just a feeling and special things you bring to me. Love to me is you. Joseph M. Hegarty, Joe; 16 Baldwin St., 12 18 57: Football, 1; Indoor Track, 3; Track (outdoor), 1,2,3.; Timothy S. Hegarty, Tim; 104 Gilbert St., 2 17 57: Football, 3: Hockey, 1,2, 3; Indoor Track, 3; Track (outdoor), 2,3; photography . . water-skiing snow skiing . . Dynamite Ollie .. . Star Speedway . . tennis Mongo ... Sadler’s Stable . Heavy Chevy . Exorcist , Bobby! Wake up! .. . bowling . Gilbert Street Gang Hockey School Jeez! Whatta play! . . . Gettin down fine . Hoss ' s Herd . . Mule Train I dunno, whadda you wanna do? Peter J. Hendron; 77 Plainfield Ave., 7 17 57. Paula Hendry; 59 Maynard St., 1 2 57. Gary P. Hennessey, 47 Walnut St., 2 27 57: Cross Country, 3; Hockey, 2,3: Phil’s bike . . . Watch out for the tree! . Ain’t . the weekend at Hampton .The Dive .. . Mystic Lakes . . . 2 7 74 Feathers Change Man ... 21 and 22 . Chuncky . . Wofl .. . good deal. Anne M. Henry, Anney; 590 Salem Street, 1 22 57: Pep Club, 1; National Honor, 2,3; Phi Delta Phi, 1; Tri-Hi, 1, Cheerleading, 2,3; Homeroom Rep., 1, 2,3; BOBBY ... More than a . 10 26 73 . . mountain climbing “Sincere Students” . . Jitterbug . . BECENDC JUST YOU ‘N ME ral¬ lies . . Bogan’s ... Pal . . Weekend at Hampton . . . Esther, you ' re always there! . . . Angelcake . . . No.72 Betsey, Pops? ... oh Fesketios . . . Bermuda . . . long talks .. B.D. Colts ... J E .. . S.M.A.C. Rock the Boat . . B. Russell M. Hickey, Watson; 108 Wallace St., 12 10 56: June 1974 Con¬ certs .. . Elton John . . . Grand Funk Traffic . . George Harrison ... The Mount .. . Hockey playing basketball playing baseball. Kim A. Higgins, 127 Plainfield Ave., 7 3 57: KSDC . . . Elton John, you give but little when you give of your possessions, its when you give of yourself that you truly give. Francis Hightower; 26 Boulder St., 6 17 56. Barry Hitchcock, Hitchy: 24 Watts St., 9 6 57: The Conner Going to Pork Qf hpfnrp rhnnl Brian Hitchcock, Hitchy: 24 Watts St„ 9 6 57: Hockey 2,3; 7 16 ... The Park . . The Mount . . Steve ' s Room .. . Saturday Night Playing Pool up the “Y” ... going to the Sports Events. Patricia A. Hobart; 1021 Salem St., 4 30 57. William A. Hodgin, Buddy; 12 Magnolia Street, 1 25 57: Band 1,2; Boojum Rock 3; Football 1; Greenroom 1,2,3; Let it be” 2; Jerry All you need is love . . Kim H. 13 Have a coke” on me . Mr. Cunningh¬ am is all right . . Junior Varieties . Card and Skerry Blow Terri Jr, ... Bad Company .. . Gypsies ... Kim G. Calif . . Who’s Next?. John S. Hoffman, 27 Vining St., 12 9 56: Cross Country 1,2,3; Indoor Track 1,2,3; Outdoor Track 1,2,3. SENIORS 143 LORI HOLLAND NANCY HOLLAND DAVID HOOLE CHERYL HORTON DENISE HORTON VICTORIA HOWARD DAVID HORSMAN NANCY HOWELL DOUGLAS HUME JOSEPH HURLEY MARK INGLESE PAUL ITRATO ANTHONY IZZICUPO ELLEN JACOBS 144 SENIORS SUSAN JACOBS LINDA JACOBSEN PATRICIA JENKINS KAREN JODREY Phyllis Surette trudges home after a hard day at M.H.S. PRISCILLA JOHNSON Lori A. Holland, Gypsy; 69 Bell Rock St. 2, 2 26 55: Jack Mom Sue ... 5 22 71 . 2 12 74 . Sigor Pizza Gypsy ' ' “poopie” . Kahouna . Platforms .. Life Sahora Cosmo . . . Parties . . . Witches . . Kojak . , Occult . Aquaintences .. Love . Nancy Holland, 121 Adams St., 6 27 57: FNC, 2; Latin Honor, 2: Pep Club, 1,2; Mark .. . J.B.E.C.E.C.A.D. . . . park . . . “Gym 73” ‘ Colts ' ... Here .. . Rufus .. . 40 ... Yellow Ribbon . S.M.A.C. Kathoff . . Bermuda . . Homeroom Pests . . Mark ' s ways 7 6 72 ... My Contact! . . Mount Climbing . . . Talks . Plum Island . . Doubling . . scutting . . Wicky Heavy, men .. Zsa Zsa I think I see someone who’s not there . . . Cheryl ' s corny jokes. David B. Hoole, 20 Hamlet PI., 4 9 57: Cross Country, 1; Y.M.C.A. Elec¬ tric Shop .. . Leaders . . . Parties .. Drinking. Steven Horne; 18 Hancock St., 12 4 57. David K. Horsman, D.K. The Hoss; 55 Willow St., 6 2 57: Member o.o.h.a. ... Lit 1,2,3 .. , Favorite Sayings It ' s All Over, and Stellar Chess from the Word 50 ... Remember the six second goal . . . Incur The Bath On¬ ward and Upward . .. Cheryl A. Horton, Cha: 26 Quincy St., 2 19 57: Nantasket Via Cape: my second home Manomet . . . 7-6-74 . Seals Crofts . . . beach parties take a walk? .. . pull over! . . . lets fly .. take a picture! B.B.B.B. . . Elton John . .. Harmony ... 1st per. . Keep Smiling ... “no time to cry” . . . Summer of 72 ... I’m lost again. Denise G. Horton; 74 Plainfield Ave., 7 10 56. Vicki L. Howard; Vicki; 13 Maynard St., 6 17 57: Tommy Moody Blues . . 9 8 74 . the corner . . . S L V in Lynn caB . Head-Quarters . . pink slips . . . smoking in the girl’s room Mr. Clean Whenham ... the castle . . . Linden, get me out of here. Nancy S. Howell, Nanc; 53 Lawrence St., 2 28 58: The Real Mac” . Hampton ... Summer of 74 . . Scumbaree . . . The Highland Football at Revere ... Straight all the way . Slumerville . . . Grump Pig Creep and DumDum The Pru .. . Y Good 01 ' T.C. . . FBLA 2 . Pep Club 1 . . . USONA 2,3 . . . Douglas D. Hume, Doug; 18 Horace St., 3 1 57: Cross Country, 3; Hockey, 1,2,3; LIT, 1; Soccer, 2; Give me a break! . . . Duke on the Duke . Tennis .. . Vinny Gumbatz , Blazing Saddles . . . Hockey School Star Speedway ... Maroons .. . Ease Down . . Battle of the Blocks. Joseph P. Hurley, Joe, 11 Wyoming Ave., 2 12 57: FTA 2,3; Le Cercle Fran- cais 2,3; LIT 1,2,3; National Honor 2,3; Mai’s . . Teacher’s aide-2 . Cel¬ lar ... Grease” ... It’s too late” ... Jane .. . Red, White, and Blue ... 100 Day’s . . . What do you wanna do? ... The Losing End August Fifth, CSNY .. . Friends: Everybody I Love You . . Carole Neil ... Carly . .. Stevie .. America . . . “I’ll take you there.” Mark A. Inglese, Hang 99 Pearl St. 6 21 57 Susan 454 Nahant break¬ down .. . whipped .. . Jan. 1, 1974 . . . Susans wreckless driving Monk Camaro .. . Uncle Jidge . . . Susan nagging Org Six cars cruisin ... Stubborn 454 . . . Nahant Straightaway . . Boris . . connec¬ tions . . . Inga . . . Bustoff . . . Clod . . Basketball . . . hooked . Gonad . . . Shush ... Kaufmans .. . She’s too tall or I’m too short Paul S. Itrato, 95 Home St., 6 19 57: Football, 2; Home St. . Elwell . Smoking Tree . . . Partying with Jimmy and Magu . . , MAINE MOTHER . Party Punch at Chris’s in the sink . . . watermelon pickin with Jimmy .. Eddie and Nancy . .. “Ming Room ... DEAD MAN’S CURVE . . BROTH¬ ER Jim ... The “73” winters at Ed’s blackroom. Anthony Izzicupo; 5 Oliver St., 9 23 57. Ellen J. Jacobs, 76 Wentworth St., 2 27 57: FNC, 1,2; Pep Club, 1,2; 1971 Jay . . Crosby, Stills, Nash Young .. , Room 113 ... Ice Cream Cones ... Smile IF you’ll stand for anything you’ll fall for it, too. Linda J. Jacobsen, 33 Tyler St., 6 5 57: the Garden . . . Canada .. . Carni¬ val ... Dream On . Hershey, Pa. . . . The Who Danmark . Su¬ per-7 . . . Round Pond . . . J.V. Hockey . . . Junior Varieties .-. Baskin- Robbins ... Maroons ... Tony .. . 6 7 74 .. . Erik . . Frililo. Patricia J. Jenkins, P.J. Wigglio; 162 Elwell St., 3 23 57: Library Club, 3; National Honor, 1,2,3; Pep Club, 1,2,3; Ski Club, 2,3; Frank . . a promise for 1980 ... My Octupus . . . New Years 73-74 . Pistachio nuts 11 2 73 . . . Show and tell . ILYF . . . wicked Wednesdays . Thank- you for being a friend T.C. and S.M. and D.G. .. We live in the present, we dream of the future, and we learn eternal truths from the past . Pigeon . MC 68 72. Karen A. Jodrey, 68 Clifton St., 7 25 57; El Club Hispanco, 1; Nova Scotia . . . Everything is possible with God . . Ladybird . . Runtie . Charlie Chan . . peanut butter . . . bicyclling . . babysitting Rythmic Choir ... Spaghetti and meatballs. Kathleen P. Johnson, Kathy: 64 Cherry St., 9 30 57: Feb. 16, 1973 Summers of 72-73 and 74 in New Jersey . Diane and America . Illi¬ nois in “73” . . . Traveling and Vacationing . Westport .. “The Beach .. . Sept. 12, 1972 . . . “Doc’s House” . . . Three good years at Malden High . . . Homerooms 313, 210, 21 . . . Chicago ... I ' t Don ' t matter to me ... Good times. Priscilla R. Johnson, 48 Preston St., 8 26 57: Pep Club, 1; Joey .. 2 1 74 . . . Beep Beep ... Cortina . . . Hilltop . Mt. Washington “Bit T” . . . Salisbury .. . Heather” . . . Uncle Bill’s Bus . Do you mind? Please . . Oh Say .. . 10 ... Marone . . . funzale . football in Gloucester ... Chicago ... four hours in solititude .. . Rockingham Park . . . Prom’74 . . Cabi . . . the Corner . . DTCJDMKJDJPBRJIPPMJD. SENIORS 145 Q, DOBORAH JONES ROSEMARIE KALLUNKI STEVEN JONES SUSAN KASSES EILEEN KELLEY WILLIAM JONES CHERYL JOSEPH pink bubbles found in bubbler An attempt to quench my thirst during the day is usually a unique experience in which I come face to face with a big, pink blob of bubble gum. Gum is not the only treasure found in the school bubblers. Often present are soaken cgarette butts and the remains of a half-eaten lunch. Even at a bubbler free of assorted refuse, it is not always easy to get a drink. I often use all my strength to turn the silver knob on the right side of the bubbler, but to no avail. When my body is completely twisted around the knob, I determine that no water is bound to spring forth. In my loudest voice, I command the bubbler to burst with colorless, odorless liquid, but all my attempts are futile. Occasionally, I arrive at a clean bubbler which yields water. My ecstacy ends quickly when my taste buds sense traces of warm chlorine and other additives intended to make drinking water a pleasant, healthful experience. 146 SENIORS GRACE KELLEY NANCY KELLOGG LISA KELLEY KEVIN KELLY NANCY KENDALL DAVID KILLING PAMELA KING LAURIE KENVIN Karen J. Johnston; 951 tastern Ave., 9 9 56. Richard L. Jolicoeur, 131 Pierce St., 7 12 57: Cross Country, 1: Cemetery ... Salem St. .. Revere . Partying . .. Smoke Smoke Smoke!!! Anthony L. Jones; 26 Linden Ave., 6 20 57. Debbie A. Jones, Basketball Jones; 80 Leonard St.. 1 8 57: Pep Club, 1: Bruins Training Camp .. . Al Sims 9 22 74 Weanie” “Stretch” .. . hockey! hockey! hockey! , . . CANADA FLORIDA PUERTO RICO? . . . BERKSHIRE . . swimming . . Summer of “74” . . Elton John . AMERICAN GRAFFITTI .. . Basketball Jones . “The En¬ tertainer” ... Miss Gavoorian’s Little talks with Period 3 9 26 74 Bruins Game . . . Burins vs. Montreal. Steven M. Jones, Jones’y; 262 Pearl St., 2 6 57: Parties at Dommies playing cards on Saturday night . . . Elton John . Black- Sabbath Chicago . . . Pearl Street Park ... playing hoop Monday night. William M. Jones, Jonesy; 61 Coleman St., 10 28 57: Football, 1,2; Jefferson N.H. ... the cape . . Sunday mornings . . . Party” . Upper Falls Old Man’s Trail .. . Colorado or Bust . . . “Alright.” Cheryl A. Joseph, 30 Pagum St., 5 20 57: College — Nurse Michael 12 20 73 .. Fub . . . Partying up Chris’ house . . New Years Eve ' 74 ... For long you live and high you fly, and smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry, and all you touch and all you see, Is all your life will ever be.” Rosemarie A. Kallunki, 138 Coleman St., 8 8 56: Just call me Rose . . The lite on a Friday night . . . Always at football games and basketball games . . . Goodbye Malden High ... Pep Club, 1. Susan E. Kasses, “Poochie ; 116 Cherry St., 8 19 57: Equestrian Club 1,2, 3: Phi Delta Phi 1: Swimming 1,2,3: Tennis 3: USONA 2,3: These pretzels are wicked salty, my mouth is real dry, I’m gettin ' wicked thirsty, and wow am I high .. . M.D.C. ... lifeguard . . . Revere-Nahant . . Jr. Varieties 74 ... Instrumentalist . . . Concerts — Elton John, Mahavishnu Orchestra .. . Cape Cod ... Swimming — Gold . . . Medalist National A.A.V. ' 64 ... Karate — Green belt . . . Horsemanship — Advanced jumping . . . Beatlemania .. . Motorcycles. Eileen P. Kelley, “ei” 218 Washington St., 7 7 57; CAM 2,3: Le Cercle Fran- cais 3: Maldonian 3: Ski Club 2,3:1 am a word uttered by Nature, then taken back and hidden in her heart, and a second time utteres ... K. Gibran . . Barbers Belles .. . CHK 2 N 2 .. Killer Hotdog! . Ducky kimian .. . green pocketbook ... “who ' s crying?” .. . AP . . 0254455 ... sailor boys ... M ' ... MiShaller , . . “J.B. . . . C.A.D. Eygh . . . tuba. Grace M. Kelley; 12 High St., 5 30 57: Blue and Gold 1,2; Pep Club 1; Foot¬ balls Basketball Games . . . Saturday afternoon . . . Give us a ride? . Be right out ... Driving around ... The High Street Gang . TKSLDL . . . Friday Nights . . parties . . . Records . . . Dancing . . Weekends . . . Being with friends Drivers Ed . . . May 16,1974 . . . Chevy Where do you think you’re going? .. . Talking on the phone . . . Lisa R. Kelley, Kell, 243 Hawthorne St., 5 6 57: ADA 1,2,3; “Say what’s on your mind.” ... Belle Island . . Devir Park . . . Mexican hats gui¬ neas ... sunrises . . . Peace of Mind . . . Mrs. Shaller .. a beautiful person . . . Roaring Twenties . . . Whiplash . . . W. Barnstalbe To thy own self be true.” . . . Alive . . . alive I want to get up and jive. Nancy J. Kellogg, Smirk, 21 Valley St., 4 16 57: CAM 2,3; Le Cercle Francais 2,3; Maldonian 2,3; National Honor 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Phi Delta Phi 2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Tri Hi 1,2,3; Barbers and Belles . . . 7 14 20 74 . revolv¬ ing doors ... shaving cream and ice ... reunions . the green pocket- book vs. the radio . . . C 2 ... Mishaller . . . “Ap” .. . 8650 . Swing your Honalulu baby! ... bike riding .. . Mutt and Jeff 5th . “The only true gift is a portion of thyself.” Kevin F. Kelly, Killer; 41 Wentworth St., 2 2 57: Football, 3; Indoor Track, 2,3; Track (outdoor), 2,3; Nancy A. Kendall; 124 Sammett St., 10 29 57. Laurie J. Kenvin; 51 Avon St., 2 26 57: 2:12 . Avon Apts. . . Going Swimming in November . . . Nantaktet via Cape . Labrinth 4th period .. . Ferry way Green. David A. Killing, Tony; 28 Clinton 6 19 56: Choral Arts Society 3; Korean Karate .. . Canada .. . Germany .. . Painting . . Kung Fu . Pretzels . . . Parties . . . Chef Mount .. . Varieties . . Luzury . . Riley’s . . Victor’s .. . Yoga .. . Office Blondes Hilltop .. . Maine Individualism ... Love Brunettes . . . Revere Assemblies ... Yes ... Bach Trumpet . .. gang .. . Stones .. Cooking . . . Detention .. . Power Life Beethoven . . . Harmony .. , Elton John. Pamela A. King, Pam: 185 Madison St., 7 6 57: Pep Club, 1; Bill and Pam .. . 13 13 73 ... You ' re Sixteen . .. Last Time I saw Him Two for 25c?” .. . GTO . . . Love is .. . Caring more about him than life itself I want my volkswagon . . Hey Hun . . . Five More Minutes? . Mommy . .. Daddy ... So much .. . Cobra ... Hi Susie. Paul F. Kingsbury; 63 Brackenbury St., 12 6 57. Steve W. Kinnon, MOOSE: 26 Tyler St., 10 22 57: Baseball 1,2,3; DiNap’s car ... Here I AM MOE . .. Spartans .. . Salisbury ... The Mount . GOYTA .. . Streakin . . . IROMS . . Friday Night Hockey Town Fizzy (and his burn outs) .. . Squire . . . Full Moon . . Six on a Mattress at Fort .. . Tom ' s toes are cold .. Walking down Canal Street . Igeal SENIORS 147 TERRI KLEIN RICHARD KNOX CLARISSA KIPNIS EDWARD KNIGHT DAWNA KORETSKY DENNIS KRIVELOW Stephen Lacey proofreads his paper at the end of typing class. RALPH KORETSKY JANET KRITEMAN 148 SENIORS KATHRYN LACOMBE DAVID LANG CHARLENE LAVARGNA PAUL LEAVY DENISE LAILER ANNMARIE LANGLOIS GAIL LARIVEE LISA LaVARGNA KATHLEEN LAWLOR ANNETTE LeBLANC Clarissa J. Kipnis, Chris; 176 Walnut St., 2 16 57: BBG, 1,2,3: Band, 1,2.3; Orchestra, 3; Titty, 3; Revere Beach 73-74 11:05 Al Terri Chucky Billy” ... Whose car we takin . Marilyn Hampton Beach . . . Convention of 74 .. Bus stop” .. Bianchi ' s Period 5 Exchange Concert . Elton John” .. B.B.G. 8 23 74 Bowl ing” .. . peace and quiet Period 7 . Topsfield fair 10 5 73 “Penny ... 1 12 73 .. . Let it Be”. Terri R. Klein; 15 Linwood St., 6 3 56: BBG; 3; 7 27 74 Chucky Good Times ... The Park” ... Saturday Nites” ... Tina” . . Summer 74” ... Colour my world” ... “The Cape” . Sunapee 73 Billy .. . “Another Saturday Night” ... Boyd ' s 74-75” Topsfield Fair Hilltop” ... Ann and Hope” ... “Bowling .. . Love” .. . Let ' s eat” ... “Ma and Dad” . . The End. Edward T. Knight; 535 Ferry St., 10 22 56 Richard J. Knox; 31 Chatham St., 11 8 57 Dawna L. Koretsky, Dawn; 592 Highland Ave.. 9 7 57: BBG, 1; Blue and Gold, 2; Equestrian Club, 1,2; Rifle, 1,2; Guitar Club, 2; guitar summer of 73 ... Israel . . . change .. . Marthas . . . Vineyard dimension . . . Elf . . . different ... HE .. . Virgo . . . Caine . . onyx Snow¬ ball . Midnight . . . Stars .. . horseback .. . secretary treasurer . rifle . . peace .. . live ... livinninitrist .. . future past love Moonbeam ... deep thought ... fast end good-bye now. Ralph Koretsky; 20 Magnolia St„ 3 20 57: AZA, 1,2,3; Band, 1,2,3; Key Club, 2,3; LIT, 1,2,3; Tennis, 1,2,3; Captain of Tennis Team, two years President of AZA drums . . . working in MacDonalds . teaching ten¬ nis .. . nahant Beach .. . Salem Willows . . Summer Saturday nights .. . Tanoose . . Florida . . Chinese Food .. . sleeping Y.M.C.A. ... Lincoln Continental. Janet E. Kriteman, 12 Gilbert Court, 3 27 57: B G, 1,2,3, El Club Hispaneo, 3, Tifty, 1, USONA, 2,3; Bones ... May 18, 1974 . . Summer of 74 my other half . . Prince . . . Dandy’s . . Puff ... the beach June 28, 1974 . .. STBPR . . . Parties . . . concerts . . . good times with good friends . . . laughing .. . New York ... Six Acres . . My family and friends . . You never realize what you have until its gone Memories Dennis S. Krivelow, KRIV, 53 Linwood St., 12 11 57: AZA 1,2,3; COG 3; Key Club 1,2,3; Maldonian 2,3; But I don’t want to drive again Beat Chelsea ... Emerson ... Laue + Palmer Lucky man . . . Just another Saturday night .. . Pats are No. I ... Bruins . . . Celtics ... Long days in the Pho¬ to Lab ... Forgot my Camera Again. . . Hangin Around McDonalds . .. Linwood St.. Barbara A. Lacau, 111 Coleman St., 12 27 57: Pep Club, 1; The Fort Cliff Streets old gang ... Eve odd Adam Fall . . . munchies .. . dig¬ nified . . . Waite St... . R.O.S.. . . green T.V. . . . Time to go home? P.J. . . . Sunday down the Beach . .. It ' s snowing in New Mexico Jed- 7 30 74 ... good times with old friends .. . Bloops ... The Clearing. Steven K. Lacey, Steve; 124 Cedar St. Apt 5, 4 30 56: Kathie Mr. E’s Office . . . Workstudy . . Mr. Sacco’s Office . . . S.P..D.Y.... “Summer of 72” ... Summer of 74” .. . “Alone Again, Naturally” ... A Time for Us” .. . California .. . Mizpak 7 11 .. . Palm Springs . . . Hollywood ... July 10, 1965 . . Minx .. . 12 8 73 . . Our Love Nana Angie 3 9 71 .. . Taurus. Kathryn D. Lacombe, Kathy; 154 Malden St., 3 16 58: Pep Club, 1; Remem¬ ber the gang! .. . 7 21 74 . . . 8 4 74 . . . Cape Cod via Nantasket 4th at Ferryway Green . . Because they’re there! . Woooo! ... Are you there? . . . Promenade! . . . Brenda, Mr. Cunningham ' s looking . . Cana¬ da is alright .. . Foodmaster bunch is dynamite . Canada has AL I mean really though. Denise Lailer, 580 Salem St., 1 26 57: National Honor, 2,3; USONA, 2,3; Good Morning! . . . Hampton .. . Summer of 74 ... Slumerville . . Revere Beach . Bouf! ... my pal ... FF at McDonalds the High¬ land JVH JJ ... Y . GS.WS . II, I . the Garden . . . Pru ... Dandys .. . Let ' s Make a Deal” ... the mouses . . . claws . Mr. Benotti ... Math Dept. ... Scumbaree! David P. Lang; 70 Boundary Rd. 7 10 56. Ann Marie B. Langlois, Rie; 38 Orient St., 7 19 57: Band 1,2; Choral Arts Society, 1; ”63” Led Zeppelin . . . 7 20 72 .. . Stairway to Heaven Band . . . Banquets ... 73-74 . . . M.H.S. Football Games Crescent . . . Nov. 7 . . . “74” . . . You ain’t seen nothing yet . . . Kathy 12 years . . . Precious moments 74 . Thanks Mom and Dad for everything Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. Gail A. Larivee, 86 Maple St., 2 19 56: Pep Club, 1; Eric” . . Little Bit ... June 26,1972 .. . N.H. Deep Purple Beach Boy’s ... Pru . Boston Common . . Nantastic .. . Tina . . . Lisa . . Erica . Krissy . . and Dianne . . P.S. . . . Whole Bunches . . . Weekends bring Happiness Why .. . Homeroom 22 .Homeroom 22 . Charlene M. Lavargna, 571 Lynn St., 6 27 57: Pep Club, 1. Lisa A. Lavargna, 47 Grace St., 8 21 57: Equestrian Club, 1; April 22 Florida . Deb — Indiana Mexico . . . Disney Land Pat — Follow that truck! .. . R.P.K. . . . It’s all a plan . . . Charlene ... Deb . . Don’t go to far! DAVE . . . Summer up N.H. ... Cup ... Remember 17 19? . .. Flying Carpets . . . Same old route .. . Phyllis .. Terry ... how ' bout Belle?” Kathleen M. Lawlor, Kathy; 96 Gilbert St., 5 21 57: Peace . . Love Tranquility. Paul V. Leavy, P.L.; 10 Kneeland St., 12 27 56: Chess Club, 1; COG, 3; Key Club, 3; Maldonian, 1,2,3; work and homework ... 7th period Maldonian ... playing hockey after school .. . Pine Banks Softball . FREEDOM . . . Drive-in movies Nixon is a Gross National Product Friday night . . Good Morning Class . Annette M. Le Blanc, 21 Blantyre Rd., 1 6 58: Field Hockey, 1; Ski Club, 1; Hockey, 1,2,3; BOBBY . . . 2 19 73 .. . Friends Mugsy Kim Nantucket — out in limbo” .. . parties Bermuda M M STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN” Mr. Guidi . . Leaning Tower Edgeworth Lombardos ... Out on the Weekend” . . 64 Chevy Rockport der- tev . . . 40 Steps . . . H.M.S.Y.L.I. . . . Tull ... Mr. D’s Y.M.C.A. . Kangamangus ... A rolling stone!” ... Thanks Mom and Dad. SENIORS 149 PAUL LeBLANC PEGGY LOGAN CHERYL LENNOX THOMAS LEVETT LUIS LEZCANO MARY LLOYD NANCY LIDDELL KARYN LOCKHART JOSEPH LOMBARDI HELEN LoPRESTI 150 SENIORS George Cipriano, bored in study, stares at the ceiling. WILLIAM LUNDIN ROSSANA LUCIANI WILLIAM LUONGO DANIEL LYNCH LINDA LUONGO Paul T. LeBlanc; 46 Linwood St., 1 7 57 Cheryl A. Lennox, Cherrie; 42 Belmont St., 10 22 57: Choral Arts Society, 3; Washington . . . Candy . . . tennis anyone? . . . fun in the sun! Thank God it’s Friday . Washington Here I come . I ' m late again? Thomas J. Levett, Tom; 347 Lebanon St. 4 12 56; friends all nigh- ters” .. .‘‘Smoking In the Boy’s Room” ... Debbie . Concerts FRIENDS ARE FOREVER” .. . 73” .. . Crane’s Beach” . The Good Times on Gennesse Street” . . Joey D’s Being with DEBBIE Revere Beach ... Kimbal Ave Soldier’s Home .. Elton John . 7 10 55 ... Sunny’s Galaxie. Peter F. Levine, 393 Charles St., 6 3 57: Devir. Rhonda A. Levine, 387 Bryant St., 4 25 57: BBG, 1,2,3; L Cercle Francais, 1,2,3 ; “Experience is the name everyone gives to his mistakes.” . . The Homework ... Friday nights . . . Driver’s Ed .. . Kids . . . Transit . Juicy Fruit gum . .. “Any fool can tell the truth, but it requires a man of some sense to know how to lie well.” Luis F. Lezcano, Azabache”; 1226 Salem St., 8 23 54: Soccer Bee¬ thoven . . . Santana .. . 5 18 74 . . . Casa Romero . .. 6 1 74 Summer ’74 .. Cape Cod . . Te Quiero” .. Booboola Snow . . 6 17 74 .. . Colombia (S.A.) ... California . .. Alhambra ... Bonito Bas ... .. . Pine Banks .. . Square . . . “Cool it” ... “6:50 A.M. every morning” . . . Mozart ... Everett . . . Wayside Inn . . Pirinola “Re¬ vere Beach” .. . Platters . . . OkeFunOke” ... TeAmo”. Nancy A. Li ddell, 56 Glenrock Ave., 1 12 57: CAM, 3; Le Cercle Francais, 1, 2,3; National Honor, 2,3; Boogying with the bugle boy . . Raoul food ... the corner .. . pinoochi ... rotary occurence ... red light and the linen lady .. . acne vulgaris . . . friendship . . . If you smile at me I will understand, because that is something everybody everywhere does in the same language.” Laura L. Linck, 11 Winnemere St., 3 16 57: Ed ... 13 . Beth .. Friendship is the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words.” ... Downstairs .. . Moody Blues .. . Plymouth ... Exploring .. . Paddle Boat ... The tracks .. . Bumper Pool ... Nantasket .. Breakheart . . A mountain. Joseph Liskowsky, Joe; 11 Gilbert St., 4 27 57: Hockey . Health 315 ... homeroom 214 ... move’m out. Mary A. Lloyd; 20 Hubbard St., 7 6 57. Karyn E. Lockhart, 221 Hawthorne St., 11 9 57: Choral Arts Society, 1,2,3; Concert Choir, 2; Library Club, 1; Pep Club, 1; Treble Clef, 1; Paul 10 28 74 .. . Monk and Suzanne . . . Pennsylvania . . . Ricky .. . Kids at Lincoln Park .. . singing ... Mr. Abraham’s 2nd period class .. . Susie ... Mr. Cunningham’s office . . . voice lessons . . . Carol ... summer of 74” ... Lee ... Jr. Varieties “73 74 “75” . . . Everything is beautiful, in it’s own way ... Graduation Day. Peggy A. Logan, Peggy; 23 Silver St., 6 11 57: FTA, 2,3; Thanks Ma and Dad . . . 222 . . . Junior Varieties — I’m a banana! . . . Trip to Hawaii . . S.F. forever ... 131 ... Receiving letters from K.J. . . . Miss Garrity Green — Lucky 8 . . . What a bummer . . . Dream On .. . Blue and red cars . .. Bike riding ... 269 .. . Stairway to Heaven. Joseph P. Lombardi; 22 Lowell St., 5 3 57 Helen LoPresti; 38 Albion St., 6 5 56. Gregory Lucey, Luce; 154 Cherry St., 5 31 57: Faye .. . June 2,1972 . Devir Park . .. Softball champs . .. Bell Island . . . chum. Rossana M. Luciani, Rose; 49 Avon St., 8 8 57: Jackie ... September 8, 1972 ... Color My World” .. . Prom 73 . . . Crystal Springs . Angle Pond .. . Parties every weekend . . . It’s getting deep ... Concerts .. H. O.N.K.E.R. . .. Edgeworth 77 ., . New York 9 2 74 ... Tony C’. William E. Lundin, 10 Wescott St., 3 19 56: Football, 1,2,3; Indoor Track, 2, 3; Track (outdoor), 2,3; Malden Bue’s ... Hey Fagot . 3 24 74 . Three Dog Night . . . “Snooky” .. . Fatman . . The cellar . Ma’s house . .. Brandano’s . . . Practice ... Big three ... circle . Lump ' s .. green bays ... Linden Park .. . Class of 75 ... Homeroom Rep. . get ' em up ... Who’s walking back there ... Forest Hills Golden Tornados. Linda M. Luongo, 24 Ashland St., 2 21 57: Band, 1; CAM, 1,2,3; Maldoman, I, 2; Phi Delta Phi, 1; Keep on smiling through the rain — laughing at the pain — going through the changes — untill the sun comes out again! MICHAEL .. . 5 24 74 . Ladybug at the Oasis . . . Vitamin E” Cape Rotary Incident ... Prom ’74 . . . Musical Sneakers ... “Magnolia puddles” ... L M-l .. AS I PLEASE!! William J. Luongo, 164 Malden St., 8 8 57: Chess Club, 3. Daniel Lynch, Madison St., 2 57: Basketball; 1; Ratman . . . Green Streets A Getto ... Cha Cha . . Chief Jay . . . HEAD Bands . . mock . . . Hoop at Greet St. ... The Pits ... Copasedtic” ... Antiseptic” ... Chi Chi. SENIORS 151 GERARD LYNCH PAMELA LYONS KATHERINE MacASKILL NANCY MAHAN ANNETTE MAGISTRO RICHARD MANGINO HARRY LYON KATHY MacINNES SUSAN MANNING FLORA MANGANIELLO PAUL MARCHETTI 152 SENIORS DANIEL MARINO HOLLY MARSHALL DANIEL MARSINELLI DANIEL MARTIN substitutes not always welcome Have you ever studied for a test all night and found out the next day that the teacher is absent? No one has ever recovered from the aggravation of walking into a room, muttering sin2x = 2sinxcosx, looking up and discovering a substitute holding a seating plan. Regret tears through many hearts as they remember that they mave missed “Tuesday Night at the Movies” for this. To some however, a substitute may well be a gift from heaven, a salvation. Others simply scream and resolve never to study again. Many have attempted to outsmart this situation. They have stood firm by their resolutions and watched M.A.S.H. the night before. Nonetheless, horror strikes them the following day when they find their teacher smiling at them, administering the test. PATRICIA MASCIA Gerard Lynch, Gerry; 151 Madison St., 2 7 57; Baseball, 1; Sacred Hearts Basketball .. . Stormin Normas Green Street. Harry D. Lyon, 54 Watts St., 8 8 57: worked as a Lab assistant after school for Malden High’s Science Department. Pamela R. Lyons, Pam; 194 Mt. Vernon St., 6 25 57: Memorial Day 3 months . Firebird Elton John Bear Brook State Park 1972! Honda 350 . . . ‘‘Snoopy .. Our Class of 75” Hi Mary, Sandy. Dot- tie ... Riding around Alice Cooper Burnt out Love makes the world go ' round . . Indiana 8-27-74 Keep on smiling! Katherine H. MacAskill, Kathy; 20 Clifton St., 1 14 56: Band, 1,2; Ski Club, 1,2; Paul and Kathy Art Club . Strafco Tool and Die Co Mrs. Downs Art class . . 1 and 4th period Prom 73 with Barry Collect¬ ing love is every day teaching and working with kids bowling on Saturday with friends I’ll always remember Malden High. Kim M. Macaulay, 81 Orchard St., 11 14 56 John May 20,1974 Hockey . .. Three Dog Night . . . Frank ' s Place Summer of 74 June 11, 1975 . . . Sideshow . Cheryl L. and Brian May 24. 1974 ... Karen and Andy .. . Christian . . . Bonnie, Elaine, Sandy, Chris, and Robby. Kathy L. Maclnnes, 32 Orient St., 7 30 57: July 4, 1974 Kahant Bill Bobs . . Goober . . T.N.I.O.J. Summer 74 Crescent . Giant Value . . . 7 27 70 Nova Scotia Canada Misener ' s Cot¬ tage . . . Rose’s brownies . parties in the cellar M.D.C. Christ¬ mas Eve . . Black Dog . Lunch on Park St. .. Stretch and Goober . . . The gang from Saugus . .. Teacher ' s Aid. Judith A. Mack, Judy; 26 Dexter St., 8 15 57: BBG, 1,2; El Club Hispance, 3; USONA, 2,3; the park My other half the beach Summer of 74” . . all those parties . . Why not? . Summer of 71 pizza anyone? ... fun at M.N.H. . T.M.G.B. . concerts woodward ' s ... you don’t know what you have until it’s gone. Annette E. Magistro, Maggy; 209 West St., 3 2 57: ADA, 3; Pep Club, 1; H R. Rep., 1; Super II . . . Ger .. parties . Devir Park Donnie 8 18 74 Beth Jay Bermuda Colour My World Chicago Don ' t walk in front of me I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. John Maguire; 82 Elwell St., 6 2 52. Nancy S. Mahan, 22 Hurlburt Court, 5 13 57: Band 1; CAM 1,2,3; Historian V. Pres. Maldonian 1,2,3; Phi Delta Phi, 1,2,3; Pres.; Tri Hi 1; It is not enough to be busy, — the question is: what are we busy about? — Thoreau .. . Barbers and Belles .. . E.M.O.C. ... Jane UH C PPP . . . Sweetwater Forest . . . “A and the good kids MOJ-18661 You cannot be found, if you’ve never been lost. Joseph A. Maloney; 71 Essex St., 9 27 57. Flora Manganiello; 62 Tremont St., 8 28 54. Richard H. Magino, 311 Pearl St., 3 10 57: an on work study work at Automatic Radio. Susan M. Manning, 8 Clarence Terrace, 11 9 57: Basketball, 1; Equestrian Club, 1,2,3; Tri Hi, 1,2; Mark New Year’s Eve 74 whipped driv¬ ing the camaro .. . fasten your seat belts . nagging . Blomerth Street .My purple elephant Jack In The Box . The Clown . . Dream On. Paul R. Marchetti; 292 Broadway, 12 26 57. Daniel J. Marino; 65 Judson St., 3 3 M. Holly A. Marshall, 45 Whipple St., 4 14 57: Boojum Rock, 3; Latin Honor, 1. 2,3; Le Cercle Francais, 2,3; Maldonian, 2,3; National Honor, 2,3; Pep Club, 1; Ski Club, 1,2,3; Tennis, 1,2,3; USONA, 1,2,3; “The true profession of man is to find his way to himself.” .. . Gibb!” Makaria E.M.O.C. Ka- tahdin . . . D.U. . . . McCombie . Amherst Ap” K Good Kids .. . Barbers and Belles” .. Charlotte . . Weaver Camelot . B . . Jo-Jo ... Pat ... I have a room all by yourself; It is na¬ ture.” Daniel J. Marsinelli, Mars; 6 Montvale St., 5 28 57: George’s Spring Basketball .. St. Peter’s Hockey . Colemen’s Field Summer of 74”. Daniel J. Martin; 18 Manley Ter., 3 9 57. Richard J. Marzullo, Marz; 21 Fairfield Ave„ 11 13 57: Football, 2,3; Wres¬ tling, 1; Saturday nights are all right . good times up the Prince of Pizza . . . How about a little Grille action tonight? . Bruins and Celts parade . .. trying to sneak into the Garden to watch the Bruins games parties up the Mount . vacations . Maine. Patricia A. Mascia, Patty; 66 Brentwood St., 4 25 57: National Honor, 2,3: Pep Club, 1; S.Y. . Leaning Tower .. Puerto Rico . . . looook! roll ’em period 7 . Hsilgne-74 , . Friday nites . . . 674-150-17 . Paulalet ' s go get a coke! . love is the most misused four letter word M M ' s ... C.D.V.P.L. .. . MacDonald’s .. B.S.W. . 9-13-74 9- 20-74 Ms. Gavoorian periods 1,3,4 grease . wicked good kid” . . . foff . . . 10-4-74. SENIORS 153 ROBERT MATEWSKY LINDA MAZZAPICA CAROL MASSONE LISA MASTERSON PAUL MASSE ROSEMARY MAURIELLO ELLEN MAYHEW ROSEMARY MAYNE MARY JO McBRIDE donna McCaffrey Cheryl Danberg searches for a pen in the middle of an English test. 154 SENIORS j. edward McCaffrey Patricia mckinnon JOHN MclNNIS Joseph McDonald donna McDermott MARY ANNE McGONAGLE LINDA McLEAN Paul P. Masse, 83 Autumn St., 3 30 57: Orchestra, 1,3: Jeanette Can ' t Get Enough of Your Love February 17. 1973 Eagle House Motel Rockport Waites Mount Courtsty borques flute Elton John 1974! Curly, Larry, and Moe. Carol A. Massone, Ginze; 11 Bellvale St., 7 31 57: George August 8, 1972 The Wall June 21. 1972 . Northgate Stairway to Heaven Kung-Fu” You’ve Got a Friend 454 Chev elle SS . special thanks to Mr. C Mousie friends of mine the love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay, love isn’t love until you give it away! Lisa A. Masterson, 41 Cliff St., 1 17 57: Basketball,1,2.3; Phi Delta Phi. 2,3; Moffa Blue Bomber fuya First Tango at Prince Svenske Flicka . Brigham ' s 3rd period The Bumps Inn Crowd . Party 9 13 74 . EMOC England 74” Ya, I planted it Nunk” ... The Lodge Down, up Down Rockport Oh Brothers! .. Chicago Concert Robert D. Matewsky; 64 Plainfield Ave., 3 4 57 Rosemary E. Mauriello, Rose; 72 Bayrd St., 7 20 57: Basketball, 1: Jimmy , May ' 74 . Neil Young Betty Miller Moody Beach, Maine . Let ' s pull a Rolena . Don’t Let It Bring You Down fourth period Brighams a buzz from Betty Summer Time “Stairway to Heaven Ellen L. Mayhew,. Ellen; 132 Laurel St., 7 23 57: Pep Club 1; ADA 1,2,3: Christine . . . Colleen have another R.B.S. . Love Dove vs. Tweety Moutain Climbing . Anney Hi Guy . out with the Girls CAENCBDS . . . Pizza House . . Scoop . Literally Beth Give me my pillow . . . CSJPB If you love something set it free if it returns it ' s yours if not it never was. Rosemary Mayne, Rose 154 Savin St., 3 27 57: Something to do, someone to love, and something to hope for, are the true essentials of a happy and meaningful life. — D.. . don ' t be denied miles from nowhere mun- chin cheese . . Devir Park Tina ' s parties Belle Island mexi- can hats .. . rain ,. . Linda K. Mazzapica.Lynn: 59 Greenleaf St., 5 5 57: Pep Club, 1; Mr. C ' s of¬ fice 3 years . Dec 27, 72 . . Norm rickey . Dennis Me . . Maine Mr. C ' s super laugh a minute Mazz Boo Willie B.B. . . cookouts .. . Mrs. C’s great Mr. Duffy ' s fantastic Thanks Mr. C. I appreciate it . King Baron . Kutja Mary Donna you better call . . . What’s happening next? Mary-Jo Me Bride, M.J.; 45 James St., 10 21 57: Band, 1,2,3; Phi Delta Phi, 1,2; M.J. . John . Aug. 11, 1974 T.F.J. 3 Fates excru¬ ciating pain Summer 73 . . . Crystal Springs . L.P.L. . Smiling Faces ... Get Serious $2.20 . Sandy Beach Garden St. J.T. . . . J. Geils . . E.J. Head Party . Sick puppy Bee ' s Knees . . . friends . linda, Bets, Mac, Debi Sincere Students F.U.B. . . . Majorette 2 . . . Football . . Donna-Marie Me Caffrey, Donna; 122 West St., 3 16 57: Blue and Gold, 2,3; Greenroom, 3; Pep Club, 1; Phi Delta Phi, 1,2; Bob 10 19 73 True Confessions in the library ... Hey Sandy no school, wanno go the Voke! . .. Double dates with Carol and Rick Hey Meatball . Summer sepa¬ rations . .. Garbage . . Picnic at Bob ' s camp . . . Give me a break! . I.L.H. . . . Uncle Al” ... Did you?, No. Edward McCaffrey; 806 Salem St., 3 30 56. Bernard McCole, Bernie: 31 Barnes A ve., 10 6 57: Cape Cod Colliseium Chuck Berry . James Montgomery Band Burnt Out Benner Sea¬ gull .. . Revere Beach . . Handy . The Rest Area The Fonz Victor ' s ... You guys wanna game the Coop . Big Red Hoop Keep on Buddin . . . Led Zeppelin . . The Who Vie ' s House. Ann-Marie McCuish, 11 Parker St., 10 15 57: Steve 6 8 73 Good Times with Friends . . . friends in Revere 55 57 Chevey’s . con¬ certs . . . Florida . . He ' ll be back Nancy . . . memories of the Mount. Creek, and Linden ... To Beat Danny Hey Janice Chevy ' s eat Fords and don’t forget . . Stup and Dummy always. Thomas E. McCurdy; 19 Talbot St., 9 3 57. Donna M. McDermott, 30 Blantyre Rd 10 15 5: Blue and Gold, 3: Pep Club, 1: We can never be The Way We Were We can never tell what we will be We can look at the past and remember the good We can look to the future and hope for the best We can choose of many roads For we are the masters of our fate And the captains of our souls. Joseph McDonald; 37 Poplar St., 8 22 57. Cynthia A. McGeever, Cindy; 91 Linden Ave., 5 10 57: Pep Club, 1: Remem¬ ber when ... look at that car working at the hospital hamburgers . . . Isn ' t this a one way street? good times hanging around What are we gonna do? ... music . piano . spaghetti and meatball Life is just beginning, don ' t be passed by. Mary Ann McGonagle, Mary; 20 Harding Ave., 9 4 57: El Club Hispanco, 1,2, 3; Pep Club, 1; Woodie” . . Magoo Locker 450 Windham R J — Okie . Jimmy — Thai N.S. B.A, O R. Revere Beach ... the corner the kids, N.K.D.R.P the porch Tram Right Travels Summer 74 Bianchi’s Air Force Army Babysitting. 9-23-74 Love Is bike — John P. Mclnnis, Jack; 95 Plainfield Ave., 12 10 57: Swimming, 1; Janei . . . Wells Beach . . Red Eye Stables Summer of 74 in Virginia great time . cars work for my uncle Hanson Chevrolet Morelli’s Mustang Junk it . the war’s over want to be a car deal¬ er in Virginia Patricia A. McKinnon, Patti: 19 Oak Grove Terr.. 2 5 57: Pep Club, 1: Gary September 28, 1973 The Burlington incident Prince friday night at Poland Springs . Just one more. What ' sa matter 7 ' Summer 74 New Hampshire, The Cape Kancamagus Highway hockey games camping talking laughing the good times and the bad times . Colour my World. Linda S. McLean, Lynn; 1 Woodland St., 7 5 57 Pep Club, 1 Dean March 9, 1974 You ' re having my baby Deep Purple Rubber Ham Loony Hill Gang . . . Salisbury Beach Lake Osippee Cra¬ zy Mac . . Harold Parker Loony Hill Squad Car SENIORS 155 DEBORAH McNAMARA DIANE McNEIL MARY McWHIRK Tom Cronin reads Chemistry magazine during study in chem lab. Joseph McWilliams ANTHONY MEDUGNO LINDA MEDUGNO •: s : i BETTY MELANSON JOYCE MELANSON BENJAMIN MELTZER CHRISTINE MENARD 156 SENIORS JUDITH MENARD CATHERINE MERCADANTE CHERYL MEUSE DAN MERCURI RICHARD MEUSE DIANE MICALE KENNETH MIERZYKOWSKI ALAN MILLER MICHELLE MICLETTE Deborah McNamara, 95 Gilbert St., 12 20 57: Field Hockey. 1; Pep Club. 1: Softball, 1,2; Cheerleading, 2,3; Treasurer 3 “Mac Macca “Jolly Green Midgets . Sincere Students” F.U.B Friends ... I’m total Depr.” ... The Mount Clean up your act real nice CowaBunga . Let ' s listen to M.J. . Dressing Room B well allright NO Way ,. Identical Cousins? . . . Dream On A Va- VaVaVa” ... D.B.B.M.J. Diane E. McNeil, Di; 307 Broadway, 7 17 56: Pep Club. 1; christeni ng the dance floor . “Dit” ... Party at Prince! . Karen ' s front bumper The Mount .. Svenske Flicka ... The Lodge . . “Fuya 1 balking tackwards? . , , NEH Hunk Dow Ya Hooing! Maine Rockport Florida , . Chicago .. . Elton John . Skiing in the Moonlight Midnight Ride!! . . Auright! Mary G. McWhirk, 43 Upham St., 11 5656: April 3rd Mexico TomRush, Bill Winters, Jeff Beck Concerts We can ' t return, we can only look behind from here we came; and go round and round in the circle game. Joseph G. McWilliams, Mac: 14 Maurice St., 5 25 57: Hockey. 1: St. Peters .. Schoolyard ... 4th Period . . . Football. Brian Meads; 468 Pleasant St., 6 29 57. Anthony Medugno; 14 Traves Ave., 4 28 56. Linda Medugno; 46 Wyeth St., 10 30 56. Betty A. Melanson, 158 Coleman St., 2 17 57: Pep Club, 1; Brookline Rub¬ ber ham . . . Stringbean .. Your having my baby Beeps herring checker ... hot stuff .. . Harold Park . . Beeps for President New Hampshire Joel, Frank, Kevin . Linda’s pocketbook dance Bob¬ by ' s apartment .. . Chucky, Pat, Jim . . Philbury Dough Boy Huh! . . October 31, 74 . . Aquarius 215. Joyce A. Melanson, 231 Cross ST., ' z 9 57: Choral Arts Sciety, 1; Phi Delta Phi, 1; USONA, 3; Bicycle rides . . H R. 102 Wicked oh wow ... the corner sometimes . Deep Purple , Don ' t walk in front of me — I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me — I may not lead Walk be¬ side me — and just be my friend. Benjamin Meltzer, Meltz; 83 Boylston St., 12 19 57: AZA, 1,2,3; Band, 1,2, 3; Chess Club, 1; COG, 3; Der Deutsche Klub, 1,2,3; Key Club, 1,2,3; Rifle, 1. 2; Beach .. . Drive defensively, buy a tank .. . Summer of 74 . Fri¬ day night card games . Al, a flush beats a straight anyday . Brookline . .. Lynn .. . football . . . Celtics ... We was robbed! Malden AZA ... jump look. Christine L. Menard, Chris; 30 Bainbridge St., 10 14 57: Basketball, 1,2.3: El Club Hispance, 1; Pep Clb, 1; Phi Delta Phi, 2,3; Joe Svenske Flicka Moffa ... “Fuya! .. Blue Bomber .. Check ' em out Chicago Munchies . . . First and Last Tango at Prince in here somewhere Kathie .. . Summer of 74 ... up to my knees in mud Oh Brothers! 9 13 74 .. . Spain 73 .. . Can’t Get Enough Ice Cream M M Boys. Judith L. Menard, Judy; 80 Alden St„ 1 1 58: Blue and Gold, 3; FTA, 2: USONA, 3; Boys from Meffa ... Hey — Huh? Last Tango at Prince . .. Life and Times of M.N.H. . . . Summer of 74 . The Drive-In Elton John .. . I’ve seen that movie too . . . beginnings and endings I ' m only kidding ... “Feelin allright ... Good times with good friends , . Harry. Catherine Mercadante, Cathy; 173 Mt. Vernon St., 8 29 57: Jeff Cathy and Jeff ... forever . . . March 27, 1974 ... The Church Aggruaator Grand Funk , . . Happy Farms .. . Goofy long talkswith Diane Sum¬ mers 73” 74 . . . Prom 74” . . . Long days short nights money Butter Butter ... My contact .. . Fortunate teller Vega Car¬ nival at Sears. Dan P. Mercure, Danny: 96 Medford St., 12 5 56: Soccer, 2; Outdoor Track, 1,2,3; Wrestling, 2; Danny and Sandy . . Outdoor Track Varsity, 1,2,3 — Javelin ... karate ... green belt .. . Wrestling J.V. . . . 147. Cheryl A. Meuse; 191 Newland t., 6 10 57. Patti A. Meuse, 69 Nichols Rd., 9 29 57: Band 1,2,3; CAM 2,3; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3; Phi Delta Phi 2; Majorettes 2,3; 6 6 73 , . PALAM Moe, Larry, Curly .. . rallies and games, bitter . . . Linda? . Barbers and Belles .. . A P, Inc. . . . Mary Jo ... round the old oak tree Beep- Beep . . . smiling faces ... the proud father .. . cradle- robber Al¬ ways look toward the sun and you shall never see the shadows.” Richard L. Meuse, Dickie; 13 Russel Court, 6 28 57: Lynn 2-8-74 Liberty Mutual , . . Weight Lifting , Hockey . . Mousie Friday Nights ... My Brothers Place . Bianchi ' s . . . McDonald’s Mark . Deep Purple Elton John . Bruins Miami Dolphins 9- 21-73 ... Medford Skating Rink Devir Street Summer of 74 Let’s get it on . . . I’m Sorry. Diane M. Micale, 23 Brook St., 8 5 57: Bleu and Gold, 1: Pep Club, 1 Diana ... VW . . Donny . . Eleanor and Joey my family . The Y . . . fights, figts, fights ... You don ' t understand busy signals .. The Beatles . . . light headed .. . teeth trouble Pid Lizzy ... Eager and Eager . . friends . . rum and coke . . “Don’t worry . .. gum . . . happiness ... Sometimes Life is a Bummer.” Michelle L. Miclette, 31 Ivy Road, 10 28 57: Band, 1,2,3; CAM. 1,2,3: Key Club, 3; Le Cercle Francais, 2,3; Robin Trower Fernald optimism ... my journal . . whatever happens, happens I love you Hamp¬ ton Beach ... the Boulevard at night ... the ocean during a storm you . . WBCN . .. you shouldn’t be so shy” .. unless you love some¬ body, nothing else makes any sense.” Kenneth T. Mierzykowski, Mizzy; 27 Cherry St., 11 29 57: Swimming, 1,2,3: Joanne 1 5 74 . . parties at Waites Mount House of Pizza — Strangers In The Night . . Stormin Normtn Izzy Mizzy Fizzy Times at Ken’s cottage . . Football games and Saturday nights Pasta Time times at Lumps 2nd period debates YMCA after school . . . Thanksgiving Game 73 . Alan J. Miller; 34 Nevada Ave., 9 30 57. SENIORS 157 ROSEMARY MILLER ROBERT MILLEY ANN MIRAGEAS ALICE MOORE KEVIN MORAN DONNA MOONEY THOMAS MITCHELL DANIEL MORELLI CHERYL MORESCHI RALPH MORGANTI KAREN MORI ARTY DIANNE MORSE SUSAN MOSCONE LINDA MOULTON 158 SENIORS study best part of school day After several brain-draining classes, I look forward to spending a period in study. If the teacher allows talking and if friends sit near me, a study is the best part of the school day. It is a time when I can talk with my friends, discuss the day’s events, our problems, and our plans. It is a time to get the questions to next period’s quiz and to share complaints about homework, reports, term papers, and teachers. If I have a study before lunch, I am truly lucky because I can get Lifesavers or gum that will satisfy my hunger pains until lunch. By writing notes, sending hand signals, and occasionally whispering with caution, I can communicate with my friend s and use up most of the period. In a quiet, well- disciplined study, it is always a challenge to try to communicate. After study period entertainment, I am truly relaxed and ready for the remainder of the day. SANDRA MULCAHY ELAINE MUNROE JAMES MURPHY KATHLEEN MURPHY ROBERT MOULTON NANCY MOVER DANIEL MURPHY Rosemary Miller, Rose: 25 Sheridan St., 8 23 55: Pep Club. 1: Tri Hi, 1 74 75 . Stairlight” Donna. Brian, Rose. Steve, and all the other Guys The jeep cabs Birthdays Grade A RAIN Sunrises . .. Slow Fizzes The Bump Weekends pictures Elton John Chicago Beatles W.V.B.F. my front porch Vera’s . Driving? Love? Goodbye Malden High Peace! Robert J. Milley, Bob: 166 Lawrence St., 9 1 57: Baseball. 1; Soccer, 2,3: Wrestling, 1,2,3; Spartans games Friday nights MOE The white car .. . Honda 350 ... Pizza House Breakheart Parties I.D. s .. Sorry officer . Down It Show some emotion The Mount Moon ' s . Revere Drive In H P. Rhode Island Freedom Live it up while you’re young. Barry M. Mills, 1 Greenwood St., Devir Park First Period in Schopells Parties up Waites Mount . .. Dum Dum Program “Burnt” Ann M. Mirageas, “Annie’’: 15 Cherry St., 7 5 57: Band 1,2,3; CAM 1,2; Phi Delta Phi 1,2; Moe, Larry and Curly “Little Lindy” o-HI-o Judy! .. . “A P” . . Patti Cheryl, goal!! allies and games Thanksgiving Day ' 73 . Donnie “20”kids“ You ' ve got a friend Moody Greek Babers and Belles J.V.’s ’73 Majorettes ' 73-75 . . head . . . Time passes much too quickly when we ' re together laughing. Thomas K. Mitchell; 44 Barrett St., 8 1 57. Donna L. Mooney, 31 Oxford St., 12 1457: Band,1,2; Choal Arts Society, 1,2,3; Field Hockey, 2,3; Softball, 2,3; Sept. 21, 1973 Mark “65” Mustang . . . Tha’s Out . stuffed animals . . blue green Pine Banks Practice . . . Saturday mornings White Mountains long rides thru N.H. . . Pink Sapphire Bernie Misty Domino Malden ... 14 Hockey , “A winner never quits and a quitter never wins, so let’s fight.” Alice M. Moore, Ally; 78 Davis St., 12 6 56: York Beach Maine Teach¬ ers Aide at Linden . . painting . sewing working with kids walking along the beach. Kevin M. Moran; 23 Spruce St., 5 19 56. Daniel R. Morelli, Push Bush; 437 Lynn St., 11 29 56: working on my Mus¬ tang and helping my friend Steve on his 55 Chevy during the summer going to see my Auto Shop teacher Mr. B. and I have to hand it to him for teaching the shop. Cheryl A. Moreschi; 26 Oliver St., 3 23 57. Ralph A. Morganti; 60 Appleton St., 4 17 57. Karen Moriarty; 19 Winthrop St.. 11 13 57. Dianne N. Morse, “take a bus” .. . “grubs off” Chicago Jim Croce . .. Three Dog Night . . . 10 5 73 . . Topsfield Fair Pumpkin “Summer 74” . . Boston Bruins . “If i could save time in a bottle I ' d save everyday ' til Eternity passes away just to spend them with you! bye M.H.S. Susan Moscone, 1315 Salem St., 11 3 57: Boojum Rock, 2; Pep Club, 1; oh wow . . . i ' m impressed . . August 23 . . such a night mothballs ice cubes . . KDBCK . . . i believe in you “I don ' t apologize for being hard to know, I am what I am” don’t try to understand me, just be my friend. Linda J. Moulton,“Hey”: 16 Main St. Pk., 2 4 57: Basketball, 1: Choral Arts Society, 1; Field Hockey, 1,2,3; Pep Club, 1; Linda and Billy The Corner ... Highland Cafe . . Ice Cubes . Janice Joplin The Partys May 4, 1972 . . . Dobbie Brothers The “Game” The Drive In The Breaks caught again . . . Cambridge I “Lost” my ring, Are you mad Again? . . . Billy and Linda Forever. Robert J. Moulton, Moulty; 16 Main St., 11 2255: Football, 1: Hockey. 1,3; Kangamangas, N.H. Jasper . . Full-moon . . Clear skies Huck Finn Crutches .. . 305-Honda . Malden Hospital Turo Beach “Pie” . . . Party Time . Gary De . Get-it-on Stairway to Heav¬ en .. . March 3 . Pebbles . . . Spot Pond Skinny Dip Doctor Pepper! .. . Munchi . . YMCA Waits Mount 66 Chevy “You’ll-Love-lt.” Nancy J. Mover, Nan; 172 Sylvan St., 9 14 57: BBG, 1,: Liggett s in Melrose .. . Bowling . . . Swimming . WRKO . Sha Na Na Elton John . . . Kutsher ' s . . . Camp Kingswood Angel Writing letters to Bob . .. Getting my license. Sandra L. Mulcahy, Sandy; 66 Meridian St., 1 11 57: Pep Club, 1; Phi Delta Phi, 1,2; Ski Club, 1,2; M.R. Study “Turkey Sandwich Munchkins . . . “Pot Luck” . . . Parking Lot . . . “The Mount” Little Kmck “Rachfay” . Mulokee . . . Micks . . “Blue-Seude . Shoes Trace .. orange juice .. talks California here we come Maverick 71 . . . Sherlock . . Gomer . . . Boom-Boom S.H.M. Hidden-Acre” . . C.A. MCM CCCTEER. Elaine D. Munroe, Lanie: 41 Orient St., 2 3 57: Pep Club, 1,2; Cheering, 3; Booby! ... Love ya whole Bunches NCDEAJ Mountain Climbing ... Lunch with Joanne Denisey Bermuda Barrels Nancy “71-75” ... Oh! my God Ellen Laugh Colleen Memories sweets . . . Micky Rufus . . . Anney . HiGuy! Cheering Denise? . . Sincere Students Snacks debbies bump 450 Honda III BeeBop Apples . “peppy” . . Elaine Bob. Daniel P. Murphy; 8 Glenwood St., 12 31 56. James D. Murphy, Murph: 28 Trueman Drive, 1 7 57: Lumps Linden Park ... The Softball team 2nd. place The Duke ' s Saturday nights over the House ... The M R Thursday nights down Browne ... The Pinhead contests .. The Football Games. Kathleen M. Murphy; Kathy; 9 Dale St.. 3 25 57: Pep Club. 1: June 1, 1974 . . The mount . . . Gerry and Friday Nights We may never pass this way again . . . Rose N.B.sks? . . Tishie Kazoo Carey’s house The Ladder Ae you ready? What time is it? There ' s got to be a morning after SENIORS 159 MAUREEN MURPHY RICHARD MURPHY THERESA MUSTONE EDWARD MYERS WILLIAM MURRAY LILLIAN NARDONE wm DOUGLAS NANFRIA DONNA NALLY STEPHEN NELDER DEBRA NELSON DANIEL MURRAY HELEN NAJARIAN PAUL NAZZARO PAULA NEWMAN 160 SENIORS MARK NOLAN PATRICIA NOONE Debbie Rassano doubts the validity ot teacher’s statement. MARY ANN NORMAN Maureen E. Murphy. 58 Mountain Ave., 7 35 57: Do not walk ahead of me, I will not follow. Do not walk behind me walk beside me be equal be mv friend .. . New Hampshire Marshfield Good times Beebes . . . Kathy . Tuxy . . . Claire . . Zoo Stay happy. Richard C. Murphy, Murph; 48 Warren Ave., 3 1 56: Baseball, 1; SS 17 . . . WVBF . Sagamore . . Golf . 2 A M. Fishing Elton John .. Star . . Bedford 11 Bruins in ’75 .. Pats Are number 1 All night .. . BCV .. . Hampton Beach. Daniel J. Murray: 10 Hartshorn Ave., 9 29 57. William T. Murray, Billy; 73 Wescott St., 9 9 56: Basketball, 2; Karen January 21 . .. Linden ... 2 ... arrow head Granada Highlands . Grogs .. . Steve’s Pub . . the mt. . Pizza Place . thumb all the way to Holliston ... that ' s all case closed going in Fitzy’s old class . . . todds. . . parties . . . Hoop No. 15 Rick’s wedding Shut-up Greg . . . Hey Slick. Theresa M. Mustone, Terri, 203 Main St., 10 25 57; Hey Fay that’s the way ... Sandy Beach Jr. ... TTTTracie . Hey Nancy how about monop A Headlock at the drive-in . . . is that tea for me . Sherlock Holme’s Gomer Pyle . . . John Wayne ... Steve for Nancy Tracie the White Horse is gonna eat the grass and the house. Edward P. Myers, Eddie Bear: 82 Bower St., 4 24 57: Hockey 2,3; Junior Varieties . . . DiNaps Car Sunoco .. Friday Nights Mount North End Breakheart Parties . All Nighters H.P. Izzy’s bomb . .. Salisbury Beach . . Pizza House . . . Moe New Hampshire Fizzy 117 m.p.h. . . . Baseball Tavern . , Pasta Time Mount Man Normin. Helen A. Najarian, “Fred”,; 120 Sammett St., 3 5 57: March 21, 1973 “Things sure have changed . . . “It’s too late” . . . “G.T.J. ’JAF ... “I understand” . .. “What ever gets you through the night” Gramps ... “God Bless Rye” .. . “Pancake House anybody?” “You’ve got a friend” ... Chicago” ... Hi . “Elton John. Donna P. Nally, Donna; 7a Lisbon St., 10 22 57, Danny S.M.A. We must do the best we can with what has been given us and live the best we can for life is real, and can hurt us if we don’t . Summer of 1973 Gip “Spider” . .. Cambridge ... Sunshine” .. A.R.N.F. Doug J. Nafria.buz saw; 101 Wyllis Ave., 6 28 57, Soccer, 2,3: Track (out¬ door), 1,2,3; Wrestling, 1; a member of Malden High ' s greatest soccer team ever . . . Favorite passtime improving the landscape of Malden Friday nights at blueberry hill ... hoola hooping . . karate. Lillian A. Nardone, Lil; 326 Medford Street, 2 27 57: May 2 . . Billy forev¬ er .. . Prom 74 .. . October 5 ... The corner . . summer of 74 Love, understanding, truth-Happiness .. . Ohio . Vince Allman Brothers ... sleeping . . . long talks .. . aggravation the big white whale? . . . Carrolle ' s ... Black Bomber Three Dog Night Doctor Kenney’s office ... 74-75” ... Good times to come. Paul J. Nazzaro, “Nazz”; 20 Thatcher St., 9 19 57: Basketball 1: Julie First Eight weeks:” .. . Building Tony’s muscles up. ... Anna ' s house . .. Dommys co-ed parties 18 beers . . . Aerosmith Grandfunk whale ... Burned badley .. . pinching the pork . . . Square me Baseball ... lifting . . . sprinting and eating . . No.10 . . . “in the kitched. Trying to be alone for once. Stephen J. Nelder, Steve; 255 Mountain Ave., 10 16 56: Golf Skating . . . Hockey . . . Camping . . . Bowling . . . Fishing Pool . Movies .. . Swimming . . . Books .. . Music ... The corner . . . The Mount Concerts . . . Wyman’s Beach .. . Spirit of 1975 ... Mr. Carroll Mr. Martin ... Mr. Kelley .. . Success-Drafting . . . T.V. Production. Debra M. Nelson, Debbie, 10 Brenner Ave., 6 6 57, Band 12; . Who we love why we love it’s hard to understand ... the Webb Calebra — Puerto Rico . . . Boston Gardens .. . Madison . . . Sansone 8 16 74 Freddy Prinze . . theo . . . wrestling . . just passing through Sha ... alley 13 . . . tenor sax .. PM . . It’s not my job wop . summer of 74 in Texas. Paula M. Newman, Roadrunner; 54 Regent Rd., 3 10 57: Pep Club. 1; Sum¬ mer 72 .. . Emerson .. Doug . . Scott the corner the village ... bowling . . . Yankee Twirler Teens .. Sean ER “The Place . . Baby-sitting . . . Summer 73 ... soccer . Hockey New Hampshire . . . Sebago Lake ... I Wanna be a bird! . . I want to fly high er! .. . As the stomach turns . . . Log Cabin. Joseph T. Nicholson: 256 Main St., 10 24 57. Ronald Nicosia; 9 Tremont St., 5 24 56. Pamela J. Noble, Pam; 60 Lawrence St., 10 2 57; Pep Club, 1: Bobby 6 18 72 . . . Forever just you and me alone and free walking, talking, feel jng, seeing, being together wherever forever in love Allman Brothers . Grand Funk? .. . Vista The Black Bomber . Lil Bill Stair¬ way to Heaven ... my Family, My Friends. Mark R. Nolan, 39 Julia St., 11 9 56, Football 1 Devir Street Brighams . . Toad . 66 Chevy . Chevy 66 Parties Cape Cod Hockey . Stairway to Heaven . Deep Purple Newport Led Zeplin ... 74 .. . Hangin around .. . CYO Baseball 4th period. Patricia A. Noone; 37 Ferguson Rd., 6 7 57. Ronald E. Nordquist, Norkie; 14 Blomerth St., 12 7 57 P.E.I. Peterbuilt . . . Down pour at airport . Brenda . Kenworth .. Donna mar- isa .. Flying concorde . .. John Guiles . Warren Uncle Milt Mary Ann Norman, 136 Bellavale St., 4 12 57: Pep Club, 1: Phi Delta Phi. 1, 2,3; MLLC .. . four dollars . Concern spy . Boston the camp . . sailing . . . hicel ... ice cream Not enjoyment, and not sorrow. Is our destined end or way; But to all that each tomorrow find us farther than today. SENIORS 161 WILLIAM NORRIS LARRY NUTTALL MARK O’BRIEN Pam Picillo and John Dellemonica study “The Divine Comedy” in English class. 162 SENIORS JOHNORSO DONNA PAPILE DOUGLAS PARISEAU DARLENE PARRELLA CAROL PASTORE SUSAN PARISI ROBERT PAROW NORMAN PASHOIAN ANTHONY PASQUALE DANIEL PATERSON William E. Norris; Bill Brother; 193 Essex Street; 5 8 57; Football 1; The maiden Bucs Hockey Town Wednesday Morning Diaster Park¬ ing on Dana St. Mr. Symermos Basement Mass Pk in Natick Dyno Service Brake Electric . . The Weekends Pawtucket Park Saratoga . . Hyannis . . Connecticut . Speeding on 52 Ellen 10 30 72 . . . Larry E. Nuttall, 103 Hancock St., 2 25 57: Baseball, 1; Basketball, 1,2,3: Golf, 2,3; LIT, 2,3; Jr. Varieties 1974 .. Co-Chairman are Great K.Shea Pinto-Power . Gino ' s 30c cheeseburgers HSNCH Back of Marshall Gym . . . Chateau . Pink Panther . Art 1 . Hen¬ drickson , . . Golf with the Huss . . What are you soft? . March 29, 1974 . Music Room .. . Class of 1975 . Prom Co-Chairman. Mark K. O’Brien, 27 Meridian St., 3 9 57: Parts unknown Party at Green Street . Music .. . Traffic . Elp Pink Floyd Everything is Copastetic ... Sherri .. . “And Allyou touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Edward F. O’Connor, Ed; 50 Willey Street, 6 1 57: Le Circle Francias, 1,2,3: LIT, 1,2,3; National Honor, 2,3; Swimming, 1,2,3; Tennis, 1; Chem Lab Asst., 1,2,3; Chem Lab 7th period BE NICE Benotti ' s Assistant LIT: first, last, and always. I volunteer Mark . . . What ' s a COG? Radio Shack . . . YMCA, then Prince Pizza Who does homework, Joe? I know Al Jacobsen Mizzy wins, team doesn’t . I shall return. Geraldine M. O’Connor; Gerry; 175 Emerald St; 5 29 57 Maldonian 1; Ski Club 3; H.R. Rep.; Kellog . . . Opie . Patrick J. Florida Susan and Busses . . . Ireland . . Amerige .. . Summer ' 74 VW? Prom? . . . Ronnoco .. . Old friends — Forgotten? To live, to love, to love, to live, to laugh, to cry, to be, to become . . Deborah M. Ofcharsky, Debbie; 1329 Salem St., 1 22 57: FTA, 2,3: Nancy . .. Bonnie . . Limericl . . . Maine .. . Mr. Hussey’s Office Elto John .. Friends at Almys . . . Hampton Beach . . . Chicago. Paula J. O’Keefe, 29 Blomerth St., 7 4 57: Field Hockey, 3; Pep Cub, 1; ADA, 1,2,3; froggy .. . Friday nights .. . Lynnie . Roberta and Patti Lyn’s car ... riding around . . . “summer of 73 . . twins The Beach .. . “Trade Couz” . . . homeroom periods . . Bobbsey Twins” ... Jr. Varieties 1974 . . . The Cape . . . mountain climbing , Friends for all times . . . Tracie D. O ' Keefe, 64 Waite Steet, 4 30 57: Phi Delta Phi 2; “You got to have friends . . . Sandy, wanna buy some clothes? . munchkins 10 little nicks . . Sandy Roachy, Jr. . . Musty . .. Tuxy Nanny-Fay The Mount .. Whist . Mul-Okees 4th period study . E.L.P. S.M. pj party .. . Going across country ... God Fish Ball . . Farkle Fami¬ ly .. . Pin Ball. Deborah O’Malley, Debie, T.T.; 11 Woodland Rd., 3 18 57: Basketball, 1; Pep Club, 1; Cheerleading, 2,3; Home Room Rep., 1; Bobby 10 7 73 .. . Cheering ... Mr. C’s ... 23 .. . Never forget Noreen N anci, it ' s raining .. . COBRA .. . 2 . , Identical cousins . May 18th Promise . . . Betsey, remember when??? . . . Love is as personal as you and me and as universal as the moon and stars .. . B.M.M.J. . Rude Keep on smiling. Michael O’Neill; 25 Rockland St„ 1 17 58. John A. Orso, Weasel; 18 Estey St., 10 10 57 Hockey parties Stairway to Heaven .. . Devir Street .. . College Football .. . Mercury’s Fish¬ ing ... Chicago ... concerts.I Donna M. Papile, 14 Tremont St., 11 13 56: Donna Floyd The Court . .. “73 Dave Doreen ' s Wedding . . Pink Floyd . . Uriah Heep Pumpkin Peanut . . . Love, Peace Happiness The dog Parties , .. Nothing is everything . . . Forget ... Yes ... No . . . Maybe Our Place . .. The Blue Jay ... Groove Tube ... Ma Pa Kettle Ours ... The End. Doug M. Pariseau, 55 Roberts St., 5 15 57: Likes swimming, hockey, and Football ... also enjoys working on cars. Susan M. Parisi, Sue; 38 Hunting St., 12 9 57: New Hampshire 4th of July .. .’’Hey Phil, how’s your car? ... “Are the lights on? . Tops- field Fair . . . Saturday afternoon at the football games Sagittarians are the best . . . Dec. 7 9 ... “Lovely things happen when you love some¬ body. .. . Loretta Mike . .. “Keep on trucking.” Robert T. Parow, Bob; 42 Fairview Terrace, Indoor Track 2,3; Saturday nights down the Park .. . Pierre’s DT ' s . . . Riding in the Van Surfing at York . . . Working ... The Mountain . . Allmand Brothers Concert Auto M echsn ics Darlene R. Parrella, 136 Clifton St., 4 15 57: Lenny 2-25-73 the Navy . . Love . . . Cars ... Dr. Leventhal . . . Life . . Dexter Mun- chkin . . . Zarzie . . . wine . . . wishes .. . yellow my family friends ... Logan Airport . . children . . . long distance calls happi¬ ness ... the beach .. , going away parties .. Life is beautiful while lov¬ ing you . . . walking in the rain. Norman E. Pashoian, Norm; 21 Springdale St., 3 200 57: Basketball, 1,2; Linden Park . . . Lumps ... The LP Club . . . Parties up the mount “Strangers in the night ... “Be at your best when your best is needed ... YMCA 3 . . . inter hoop 2 ... a continental and a caddy. Anthony F. Pasquale, Meatball: 33A Havelock St., 6 11 57: Wrestling, 2,3; Meatball! . . . Riding around in a green Toreno and dumping Romano Bob open the locker . . Skunk . . Winchester . Broom Romano how much do you weigh! .. . Mrs. Brown! ... Bustop Temple Giant Value Boys . . . Let ' s give Karl a bath . . College 200,000 a year. Carol A. Pastore, 18 Maurice St., 4 2 57: Equestrian Club, 1; Tn Hi, 1: Here we go again! . . Hi, my name is Carol Greene “The Hill Diets 7 . .. Pizza, Chinese food, and ice cream . . . B.M. or T Maximus Don’t tell ma! . .. “Nothing ventured, nothing gained Right 7 Daniel G. Paterson, Danny; 39 Park St., 3 2 57: Band, 1; Baseball. 1,2,3; Cross Country, 2,3; Indoor Track, 1,2,3; LIT, 2,3; You’ve got to extend your¬ self .. . gutt less ... But I was dead . . . ska-mu-ska Where ' s Ware? ... faggella ... hi yo silva . . . endo . . Yerakee Mr B. and M.B. ... You’ve got a pt getting along with the beautiful squirrels O B SENIORS 163 GLORIA PATTEN KAREN PAZYRA STEVEN PATRI DEBRA PAULINE BONNIE PEARSON LORETTA PERRONE route blocked to female traffic Every year it’s the same; there are boys lined up along the corridor near the doors to the Jenkins Auditorium on the first floor, gaping at any girl that decides to risk going the short route. This tradition existed when we were inexperienced sophomores, pushy juniors, and now wordly seniors; I suppose it will always be and has always been this way. A girl is never safe unless traveling in a herd, for the glares she receives are enough to embarrass her. The poor victim is stared at until she feels herself turning a bright red hue and must quickly dash by to avoid any further scrutiny. Once there was an attempt by some Women’s Libbers to take over this post and give the boys the once-over, but it turned out to be futile. The few girls that did show up were soon shamed away by the glares of their male counterparts. The main corridor remains the boys ' domain and no one seems to want to threaten their position. VICTORIA PELOSI GREGG PERRIN 164 SENIORS KENNETH PESANELLI PASQUALE PETRANGELO GREGORY PHANEUF PAMELA PICILLO ARTHUR PIMENTAL EUGENE PINKHAM KEVIN PINKHAM THERESA PINETTE WILLIAM PINKHAM NANCY PISIELLO Steve D. Patri.Fish J.J. Jethro: 1256 Salem St.. 1 3 57: Saco Maine Nahant Lynn Beach “Cat Stevens”!! San Diego and San Francisco Calf.!! . unforgetable summers Filet Mignon at 38,000 Ft. Stri pers and Blues . . lady clarbanville 1 Boston ' s own Aerosmith!!” Danny and his Big Mac’s . . . Jethro Tull Hey Scace!!! B.H.D.C.D.T.B.R.. Bye now Gloria M. Patten, 515 Highland Ave., 7 15 57: Colour My World Nahant Beach July 74” ice-skating, listening to the radio. Debra R. Pauline.Debbie: 14 Chatham St. Ext., 9 17 57: Skating Listen to radio . Maine . . . “Color My World . Karen Pazyra, 29 Orchard St., 4 20 57: Jimmy March 9, 1972 Cliff Street’s old Gang . Laurel Streer Waite Street The Fort” . . . Tricca’s . . The Charger . . “You Gutta Peel Shrimp While you ' re Laughing . . Happy Anniversary, AGAIN! Drive In R.O.S. . . Black cat . Going out for Breakfast Our Buddies, Stevie, and Susan. Paul Pazyra; 31 SeavlewAve., 1 19 56. Bonnie L. Pearson; 96 Lebanon St., 1 14 57. Ray G. Peck; 19 Harding Ave., 3 11 56. Victoria J. Pelosi, Vickie; 13 Marlboro St., 12 14 57: FNC, 3; Pep Club, 1; Ski Club, 3; It’s sad when you finally begin to realize how great school is - you ' re a senior, and it’s time to leave! . . Bruce . . . Long walks along the Charles . . . So, tell me everything . . . electric beaters good times, good friends .. . long, honest talks .. . Exeter Theatre new experiences. Gregg L. Perrin, 77 Jacob St., 8 23 57: Cross Country, 1,2,3; Indoor Track, I, 2,3; Outdoor Track, 1,2,3; Trafton Park . . Per. 4 . M.G. . S.F. . J. L. . P.G. P S. . . J.M. . . P.l. . . Binky R.F. Who Cares ... 108 Nobody does coins. Loretta Perrone, Lore Carol: 14 Woodville Terrace, 11 12 57: Pep Club 1; Sears . . Flyer . . . Michael . . . high School Ring Wicked 6: 45 .. . Cafeteria ... The Gang . . . bowling ... movies Saugus Cine¬ ma ... Rock me Gently” .. . Kathy Kenny . . Revere 9 13 74 .. . Chinatown ... billhachey ... “Topsfield Train” . Gold Coin Jody Bobby . . Tuesday and Thursday nights YMCA Old Or¬ chard Beach .. . July 31 .. . Aug. 10 Katherine M. Perrotti, Kathy; 100 East Border Rd., 1 19 57: CAM, 3: El Club Hispanco, 3; Equestrian Club, 3; Le Cercle Francais, 1,2; Pep Club, 1; Ski Club, 1,2,3; John 8 14 72 . . . Bassetso Island . Megnasett my tree behind locked doors and toweled windows Dirty Dick ' s . . Cape Cod parties . . . Beach Boys .. . Loon Mountain U. Mass. 2 22 74 phone bills .. Murphy’s room ... my love to those who care John Andi Nancy Darlene and Jane. Jayne E. Perry, 1326 Salem St., 5 20 57: Blue and Gold 3; Boojum Rock 2, 3; FTA 1,2,3; Key Club 2,3; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3; Ski Club 3; Orange and melon . . . Blue and Aqua Jim 11 20 73 . . . Knucks Floor one .. . Did you get a good seat? ... The daring duo Susan’s color chart . . . “I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today” . . . U.N. Pilgrimage . . . Kenneth F. Pesanelli, 122 Washington St., 8 5 57: Choral Arts Society 3; Golf 1,2,3; LIT 1,3; Orchestra 1; Swimming 1,2,3; Cape . Who Cares! East Brewster Beach . . Sea Pines Pole . . . Loggins and Messina Hyannis Hospital. Pasquale Petrangelo, 217 Emerald St., Latin Honor 1,2,3; LIT 3; Soccer 1,2, 3; You only live once, and if you do it right once is ali you need.” . Summer 74 . . . going to Florida by train . . drive-ins Italy nothing like a Monday to screw up a weekend . . Zeppelin Jr. Varieties 74 hoop . .. Chicago. Gregory F. Phaneuf, Greg; 25 Greystone Rd.. . . 9 2 57: Band, 1,2,3; Bas¬ ketball, 1,2,3; The Mount . . . Grogs . . . Steve’s Pub Hitchy the Bum .. . Sorry Choff and Paul . . Parts unknown . . Hulty ' s Auto . Y.M.C.A. .. . playing pool . . Hoop . . . Celtics . . Saturday nights Elton John .. . Rolling Stones . . . Jethro Tull ... I thank the Lord for the people I have found. Pamela J. Picillo, Pam; 82 Washington St., 4 1 57: Field Hockey, 1; Pep Club, 1; Class Officer, 1,2,3; K.W.H. . . July 21, 1973 . I . . Jan. 16, 1975 . L . . . Square . . . Y . . Baby Ca . . Fig . Camping 74 Roaring 20 ' s .. . Tull . . Bach . . J.L.H. . . Life is an island in an ocean of lonliness, an island whose rocks are hopes whose trees are dreams whose flowers solitude.” ... Gibran . Goodbye J.B. Gladys Pierre Gilles; 116 Edar St., 7 3 55. Arthur Pimental; 38 Truman St., 10 1 56. Theresa M. Pinette, Terry: 105 Beltran St., 7 30 57: Equestrian Club. 1; Pep Club, 1; “Monday Nights at the movies .. . New Hampshire” The Route with Patty and Lisa . . Phyliss you got us lost Lisa shall we coast .. . Nothing from Nothing” .. “To Dance, to Laugh, To Love, is to Live.” ... Lisa how about wayback . . Party at the concert. Gene Pinkham, Pink; 120 Adams St., 10 14 57: Band, 1,2,3; Key Club, 1.2 3; Tennis, 1,2; Edgeworth . Class of 75 . Homerooms 325-217-111 Band , . football . . . Grand Funk 4 15 74 Mr. Alleyne ' s Sociol¬ ogy class . . . American Graffitti Band Exchange Concert Pinkham Pinkham and Pinkham incorporated Key Club conventions-Chicago- Houston- New Orleans. Kevin Pinkham; 400 Lebanon St., 10 24 57. William R. Pinkham, Billy; 400 Lebanon St., 5 29 56: Black Student Union. 1; Hello to Donna ,. Good luck to all my friends in my homeroom Good luck to the Gilbert Street Warriors . . Hi to Steve “The Red Hi to Flash .. Homeroom 111 is GREAT . Hi to Ruthy, Susan. Doug, Shar on, Lisa, Chris, Danny. Nancy M. Pisiello, 182 Salem St., 12 12 57: The way we were The Stylistics Friendship 8 1 74 ... Bring with People” 8 22 74 Mrs. Rileys 3rd. Pd. shorthand . . Lunch at the Kernwood memories Everett the Eldorado Junior year . Friendship is a happy part of life Goodbye M.H.S. G-L-D J . . T.F.A.M.S. . . (Policewomen) City HaL SENIORS 165 BRENDA POND PATRICIA PRESPER STEVEN PONTBRIAND JOSEPH PUGLIESE JEFFREY POLANSKY JEAN POORE JANET PROTO JOHN PULEO MICHELLE POLK DIANE PREBLE MARK PULOS 166 SENIORS Ed O ' Connor hands out cokes at French Club Initiation. JAMES RAFUSE KATHLEEN RAPPA CAROLYN RACHELS LINDA RAPPAPORT Lydia M. Plavetsky, 49 Holyoke St.. 5 2 57: Pep Club 1,2: Pid Seashei s . . Toeshoes Dawn: Dillia” . “Short is Sweet, ' ' 74 good friends . .. “Nifty Fifties” 72 . . summer vacations Don ' t walk m front of me — I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me — I may not lead Walk beside me — and just be my friend.” Jeffrey S. Polansky, 44 Starbird St.. 12 18 57: Boston Garden Fenwa, Park . . CHEF . North Station-Book Store . Bowling Jiff Jones ... Ice Cream has no bones . . souveniers valiant major velvet misty . . wonderland. Michele Polk, Micky: 125 Mills St., 4 15 56: Pep Club, 1; Memories of Re vere Beach . Roseann . Cleo Trixie listening to Trixie Tell us about her tricks .. . “My Mistake” . Rim Rim Tim Good times at the house. Brenda J. Pond, Bren: 22 Seery St., 11 25 57: Brenda and Kevan 12 15 73 . . Always! ... LOVE is ... what Life ' s all about! Best thing that ever happened to me ... At one time or another everyone falls in love” .. . ”H,J,B,J” .. . Keep Smiling “A true friend is valuable Turnstyle . Prom ' 74 75 . . long talks Steven M. Pontbriand, Fonzie: 33 Adams St., 5 16 57: Baseball 1,2,3: Foot¬ ball 3; Home Rooms 325, 217, 111, ... Band Football Games Afro class . . . Wichendon Academy . . . Stilts .. . Edge worth Gang Mur¬ ray and Leo . . . Pete Moss . . Big three Band Exchange Recess . . Weight lifting . Shanana . . . Sharkie ,. , Bench Braces American Graffitti .. . Tromebone . . drums .. . Star Trek Wild Wild West. Jean M. Poore; 55 Rockingham Ave., 8 2 56. Diane P. Preble, Prebs; 22 Constance St., 1 31 58: “The Runaway Long Beach ... the ocean .. . Vermont ... the mountains .. Rockport . . . Harvard Square . . . concerts . . . Feb. 16, 1973 , AMERICA . . “We are here, with nothing to do today, it’s something we can’t explain. And tomorrow, where will we be tomorrow? What will we see today? Patricia A. Presper, Patty: 134 Sammett St., 11 5 56: 11 25 73 . Mike . . Strawberry . . . Harvard St. Park .3 thees . . . P.P. . K.K. 8:00 bus ... Friends . .. Happy Trains .. . Look at him Cath Deb give us a moon ... 6 9 74 . . 8 8 74 . . . 9 21 74 . Sport Were’s Brownie .. . Summer of 1974 . . . Room 404 . . Oscar” . Get em . . . 00 . . . Sammett heavens .. . seven bye!. Mark D. Proper, Mark: 95 Wescott St., 7 20 57: Blue and Gold, 2,3: El Club Hispanco, 3; LIT, 2,3; NationalHonor, 2,3; College . . Eight years ain ' t so long .. . Camping ... 619 . . . Mt. Washington, Lake of the Clouds Al .. . Bowling . .. Sta. Night in Peabody . . . Hockey .. 598 LitLL . .. National Honor . . . Chem 11 . . . Period 7 . . . Blue Gold . Janet Proto, 9 Barstow St., 1 26 57: Maldonian, 2,3; National Honor, 2,3; When you walk through a storm, hold your head up high Ithaca Pick Magic .. . Morning Marathon with Yeekim . . Snip, Identify, Sleeve, File, Help!! . . . N.H. Mr. A. My fantastic family ... I don ' t need this kind of aggravation! .. . N.S.M. — Thanks for being my friend. Helen A. Psallidas, Nitsa; 51 Sterling St., 2 1 57: Blue and Gold 2,3; Green¬ room 3; Latin Honor 2,3; National Honor 2; Kiss me I ' m Greek” Dips Turnip .. . Mo Larry Curly” .. . Vasara I miss you .. . B,J,H,J, . Free¬ dom is ju st another word for nothing left to lose!! (BM.LF, PHS,H,K,H,T) .. , House of Pizza . .. WMEX ... “I’m leaving on a jet plane” . . . SA, PJ . . . XOXOXOtoall Greeks!!. Joseph Pugliese, Padre; 3 Boston St., 1 27 55: Blue and Gold, 1; Football, 1,2; Indoor Track, 1,2; Ski Club, 3; Track (outdoor), 1,2; Beth the 17th . . . S.F.A.A.B. . . . Pizza House . . Pasta Time ... the school yard “One Punch ... Second Period debates ... The Mound Senior class Kick-Off Dance” ... Hr. Ill debates ... (Riding R.T. one) , Chi¬ cago . . . John L. Puleo, 459 Medford St., 3 8 57: Indoor Track 1; LIT 3; Ski Club 3; Track Outdoor 1; Summer on Festa Road .. Disney World .. Europe “Prince” .. . CHICAGO . .. SHANA NA .. . Concerts . . Edgeworth CYO Ski Trips . . Mystery Rides . . . Back of the Bus” .. . “Ah rep ah recon . . . So study in 315 . . . Homeroom 111 ... THE Celtics. Mark A. Pulos, 15 Dell St., 12 19 57: Band, 1,2,3; Choral Arts Society, 3; Cross Country, 1; “Main Man” . . . Stage Crew Jr. Varieties . . Witches Brew . . . hanging around the Band Office . . . practice before the football games .. . Wednesday nights at M.H.S. do little do much Smile ... Audrey is the one with the chipped tooth . . . Band President. Carolyn L. Rachels, Callie: 56 Fairmont St., 4 2 57: Band, 1,2; Billie June 10-73 . . . Likewise I’m sure . . . Rockport Karen-Paul Curls . .. curls . . . curls .. . “Space Cadet 1” .. ragtime . . April 7-8 Steve ... “ready or not” .. . Everett ... the wash . . Karen, what art best friends for? ... “And it’s only the giving that makes you what you are” - TULL. James R. Rafuse, Jimi: 19 Franklin St„ 10 6 57: Cemetary The Mount ... Heffenreffer . . . Spot Pond ... Red Alleyne ... The Ship Gold Davenport . . . Indeck ... Nahant . . . Arts, 1,2,3,4 . . Private Stock . . . Work Study ... The Who ... Ten Years After Colt-45 New York .. . Elton John ... Kathleen Rappa, Kathy; 53 Gould Ave., 5 15 57: Pep Club, 1; 9 25 73 11 20 74 Elton John Concert . . . Hampton Beach . . . Summer of 74 . . Going to Boston . . the night we drove to Salisbury Beach always having good friends! Linda H. Rappaport, 615 Salem, St., 6 8 57: Pep Club, 1; Ski Club, 3; The Cape good people, good times, good memories . . The Arlberg Inn, Laconia N.H. . . The rainbow is more beautiful than the pot at the end of it, because the rainbow is now. And the pot never turns out to be, quite what I expected. Kathleen A. Ratti, Kathy; 150 Belmont St., 8 22 57: BOBBY July 1, ' 73 Cheryl Bob Cad ... Rise Danny . “Morning After” What a Buzz!” . . . Puppy Penguin . . All my friends and family Ahh Ya!” ... “The 66 Chevy” .. Butler PA “73 ... “Color My World Ice Tea and Oreos ... Ginos ...!!!... Cynthia L. Rava, Cindy: 119 Bellvale St., 8 13 56: PBLA. 1; John Sum¬ mer of 72 ... Steak . . Scooby-Doo . Nov. 24, 75 Booba Porky . . . Denise best friend No. 10 Marone Do you mind? . . . Puse .. . Howard Johnsons . Library Sixth period Thanks for understanding Mom and Dad” ... Wyman’s Beach. SENIORS 167 LISA REYNOLDS DAVID RICHARDT JOSEPH REA KATHLEEN RICE NANCY RIGANO SCOTT ROBERTS LAUREN REPUCCI DANIEL RICHARD f WILLIAM RIVERS KENNETH RIZZITANO ARLENE ROBINSON GAIL ROBINSON 168 SENIORS Joseph Rea; 667 Cross St., 11 29 57. Kathy Welsh and Peter Zschokke wait for bell to ring. Lauren A. Repucci, Laurie; 22 Reserve St., 4 4 57: ECO, 3; Greenroom, 3; Elton John Concert Nov. 20 Happy are the families where the govern¬ ment of parents is the reign of affection, and obedience of the children the submission of love , Reggae and Toots My High Flying Bird So¬ lar Prestige A Gammon . Ticking. James A. Restuccia, 44 Coleman St., 8 2 57: Baseball, 1; Cross Country. 2.3; Indoor Track, 1,2,3; Linden Park . . Softball Lumps York Beach Main . . . Surf’s up . The Pound Big Waves School high jump . Mr. O ' Brien’s . The Y . Football St. . . Lukies Duk ' s The Mount . . Street Hockey . . Shooting Pool Retirement Woodworking Baseball. Lisa L. Reynolds, Lisa; 36 Hubbard St., 7 9 57: Pep Club, 1; Canada Voglers’ Cove . . A.H.R. ... Mr. D ' s office . . . Twilah Endless Sum¬ mer . . . Golden Glow Nahant . 16 -1 Cape Cod Pizza . . . Peach loves Pear .. . What wall?!? . . 6 11 75 If you love me honey you ' ll Smile’ . . . our tree Whoops! . Daddy ' s baby Mar¬ ilyn . . . Debbie . . . Laurie . . Nancy . Keep it tidy. Kathleen L. Rice, Kathy: 5 Concord St., 10 23 56: Richie Craven 8 16 73 . . . New Hampshire . Paul Anka . Your having my baby . . . Malden fire Dept. Secretary Four years ... Richie the raven Charlene and Teddy .. . my baby . . . Cougar . his midget Denise and Tommy . Chisholms .. Softball team metro Champs . .. Max’s. Daniel M. Richard, Danny; 380 Lebanon St., 11 5 56: Maplewood Sun- nyhurst ... Life and Laughs with Jerry Ann’’ .. . Fords Summer of 74” . . . Construction ... Stairway to Heaven” , Karen D. Mr. Thurston’s Woodworking Class”. Craig E. Richards; 362 Broadway, 2 28 57. David G. Richardt, Dave: 604 Highland Ave. 5 5 56: Cross Country, 1; Boat¬ ing . . Lunch in Room 111! . . . Skiing . . Weight Lifting. Nancy L. R ' gano; 91 Adams St., 2 27 57. William J. Rivers; 68 Beachview Ave, 12 15 57. Kenneth S. Rizzitano; 15 Regent Rd., 3 23 57. Scott D. Roberts Scott-Moose: 23 Ashland St., 9 29 57: Football Hock¬ ey .. . Weight Lifting .. . Lunch in room 111. Arlene F. hobinson, Arl: 53 Mills St., 7 24 57: Happiness is being Black and Proud . . . Funky Partying and going out with Wayne Having a good time!! . . . Also being a choice Thru Education Student Downs not being on time and missing the bus on chili days. Gail D. Robinson, Gigi; 53 Mills St., 7 5 56: Sonny . Party!! 311 The Gang . Standing on the verge . . Saturday Nite ' s Happiness is: Being with Sonny, having cash (money) .. . Downs are: We can catch the bus it ' s 7 a.m. Sunday morning . . . Gemini . Cancer Do it fluid Lacopa! . . . Kisha . . . Danny Jr. . Snoopy. Richard L. Rodenhiser, Rich: 108 Walnut St., 3 14 57: Cross Country, 1,2,3; Indoor Track, 1,2,3; Outdoor Track ,2,3; Lunch in Room 111. Robert V. Rodgers Jr., 26 Plainfield Ave., 10 30 55: Football Golf Music .. . Sailing . .. Karate . .. Basketball .. Swimming May 1, 1972 . . Apr. 19, 1972 . . . Oct. 30, 1973 May 75 Sep. 10, 73 . . . Mrs. Malden . . . NRS, Wakefield . . . AFEES, Boston NRS, Med¬ ford HMRM 326 HMRM 217 HMRM 112 Senior English 202 . . . Junior Math 14. Karen N. Rohwedder, 80 Blomerth St., 5 23 57: Choral Arts Society, 1; Der Deutsch Klub, 1,2,3; Equestrian Club, 1,2; National Honor, 2,3; Andy “I honestly love you” ... “Annie’s Song” . Desiderato My rock Skiing . , Black Mountain Maine Guitar Cross Country Bike Trip . . , 1979-1980 . . Our rubber duckie West Branch horses U N. Trip July 74 Laahdee “Ya hockey puck . Matt 5:3-72 ... Ambition is a necessity in life” . Lillian G. Ronan, Gracie: 27 Webster Place, 9 10 57: Key Club, 3: Mac¬ Donalds ' . . . Home away from home McFadden Manor Reading . Duck Puddle Nursing .. Alice ' s Cottage. Alan S. Rosenthal, Rosy” : 12 Silver Rd., 12 3 56: AZA, 1,2,3; Basketball 1. 2,3; Blue and Gold 1,2,3; COG, 1,2,3: Key Club 1,2,3; Soccer, 2: Tennis, 1,2, 3; Darragh’s Jokes ... Jr. Varieties . . C 2 = mm Woof - 74 .. . Fri. Night Cards . . Mal-21 Med 12 Sue and Jane 1 BHS - 1972 . . . Colts - 69” . . . The Hood Desiderata “Heimey” .. . Bumpers — 1974 . Johnny U FBG Drivers Ed (1 Year) .. Pinky” . . . Pres. Key Schwartzy Rm. 106 “Ben-Gay” ... “1975” . . V. Pres Cog . Soccer — “73 Debra P. Ross, Debby: Woodland Rd. 4 17 57: BBG, 1,2,3; Homeroom Rep . 1; How does it feel, to be on your own, with no direction home. Like a com plete unknown, like a rolling stone . B.B. don ' t be denied N Y Sunrises in the rain . . England ENOC. SENIORS 169 JOHN RUELLE MICHAEL P. RYAN DEBRA ROSSANO AGNES RYAN PATRICIA RYAN ROBERT RYAN JOYCE RUBIN JUDITH RUBIN MARY RYAN MICHAEL RYAN cramps rage on registration day To get a severe case of writer ' s cramp, we do not have to write a fifteen-page term paper. All we have to do is sit through a morning of filling out eight little registration cards. After a morning of registration, we can close our eyes and still see the cards in various shades of green, yellow, and white. During the completion of the cards, we must listen to the continually blaring loudspeaker telling us that the year of our birth is not 1974.” We are so exhausted from the monotony of these identical cards that we try different ways of breaking the routine. It may be more interesting to fill in our schedules before our names, or perhaps work from the bottom to the top instead of from the top to the bottom, or from right to left instead of from left to right. But any attempted change is futile; the cramp persists. We are relieved as we finally complete the last card and go to our next class, continually rubbing our hands and fingers. 170 SENIORS ANDREW RYNER SANDRA SACCO ELISABETH SAMPSON BRUCE SAPERIA KATHLEEN SAINATO DIANE SANTANELLI JOAN SASSO NANCYSANTOSUOSSO Debra A. Rossano, Debbie: 3 Laurel St.. 3 9 57: Booium Road, 3: Pep Club. 1; Phi Delta Phi, 1; H R. Rep., 1; There are people and places in this life that even after they have gone around the bend and disappear never truly leave us. .. . 1 6 72 . . Robert . ZAP . . Duffy ' s CSNY Hampton 73 . . . Rainy Saturdays Crane ' s Beach Rainbow Cowabunga!? . Home St. . . . Squid Pudge Annie Bootsie Joyce W. Rubin, 118 Porter St., 3 2 57: BBG, 1,2,3; FTA. 2.3: Pep Club. 1 PHIL . April 27, 1972 ... The Cape . . Summer of 72 • memories Friday nights up Hockeytown the Park “Douce ' ' Gail and Mike . partying . . Jr. Varieties — The Six Fish . Giant Valu my oth¬ er half . . . Good Times .. . Friends . . Just you ' n ' me Pep Club, 1 Future Teachers 2 . . . B.B.G. 4. Judith W. Rubin, Judi: 118 Porter St., 3 Z b : BBG, 1,2,3; El Club Hispacco, 3; Pep Club, 1; Stones . . . Summer 73 . Paula, Lynnie The park , . Dunfey’s, Hyannis . . Bummed-out over Deb ' s . gimme shelter” ... Jr. Varieties — The 6 Fish . . . O ' Neils . . Joyce, Phil, Moose you can’t always get what you want” .. . midnight rambler hap¬ py” . . Pep Club, 1; H.R. Rep. 1; Spanish Club 1; B.B.G. 4. John D. Ruelle, Pops: 41 Webber St., 1 9 56: Baseball, 1,2,3; Football, 1,2, 3; Indoor Track, 2,3; Jefferson N.H. ... Voke x .. . Sunday Morn 8 28 70. Agnes Ryan, 18 Acorn St., 10 25 56. Mary C. Ryan, 16 Concord St., 2 5 58: Pep Club, 1; i love today because there ' s no tomorrow, i live in the past of a million todays, joyous of hours that have come. . . . 9 25 73 . . . E.J. . . . 11 20 74. Michael J. Ryan, 49 Fairview Terr., 3 8 57. Michael P. Ryan, 18 Gale St., 3 31 57. Patricia A. Ryan, Patty: 40 Linwood St., 1 13 57: Jimmy Revere Beach ... Summer of 74 ... One who loves and laughs must surely do well. Robert W. Ryan, 18 Norwood St., 6 23 57. Andrew S. Ryner, Drew-Sly: 25 Clayton St., 11 27 57: Black Student Union, 1,2,3; Choral Arts Society, 2; Indoor Track, 1; Boston College Parties Dad Key . . . Loose Bootu .. . What’s wrong with you? .. . Uncle Hick Fenwick Hall . .. Stevie Wonder . . . Jay, I lost It, but you haven ' t coped shizit yet . . . Jump Street ... Mr. Cunningham, It’s a long story Bud- dah .. . Roxbury .. Payback . . Sugar Shack . TCB. Michael J. Rynne, Mike: 49 Fairview Terr., 3 8 57: Sacred Hearts 4 years The Moody Blues ... Camb . . Malden High 1975 In Quest for the Best . . . Roosevelt Part Go all the way . . sports concerts . .. T.V. .. . Ireland . . . Valley Road . . . Short Summers. Sandra Sacco, Sandy; 544 Pleasant Street, 3 13 55: Hampton Old Or¬ chard . . . Pizza house .. . S.M.A.C. ... Well alrignt! . T.D. H. Fluffy . . . P.A.K.C.S.N. . . . Aerosmith .. . Party . . The tree, the Mt., the common, and the square . . . Four in a vet 5th period Woodwork¬ ing . . . Count Dracula and cantalope . . . Don ' t you All the beautiful memories, friends, and times. Kathleen J. Sainato, 44 Glen St., 3 24 57. Joanne Salie, 29 Olive Ave., 7 24 57: Key Club 2,3; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3; The Circle . . . Ferro ' s Foodtown . . . Grand Funk Railroad Concert Junior Varieties 1974” .. . Class of 75” . New Hampshire horse¬ back riding . tennis. Elisabeth A. Sampson, Beth; 5 15 57: Basketball 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Beth and Jay ... 6 21 72 . . . Bermuda, here we come! . . Annette and Ger — No fighting or outta the car! . . fifteen Newfound Lake with Mr. A. . . . Mount Washington and the Kangamangus Highway Chicago concert 1 22 74 ... Mr. Benotti and the class of 75 . . . Jay. Diane M. Santanelli, 41 Chester St., 1 11 57. 8 2 74 John Jimmy You can’t always get what you want . . It’s all in your mind Highland Park BLUE My contact . . 7 11 Kapa . Certainly Parties Kathy’s cellar . . . alleys . . . Bathroom . . . Challenger The Beach Blind dates The can man . . . Stairway to Heaven Southern man. Nancy T. Santosuosso, 124 Adams St., 10 16 57: The Mount and the Park ... 72 73 . . . good times bad times . Judy Long time waiting! . David and his cars ... ME AND DAVID 3 1 74. Bruce H. Saperia, 338 Ferry St., 3 13 57: The cemetery Barkers Garage Babe Ruth Park . Aero Smith 74 . . . Emerson Lincoln, Palmer 73 .. Summer of 73 . . . Boston Redsox. Daniel J. Sardo, 16 Preston St., 10 8 54. Joan E. Sasso, 20 Ashland St., 6 16 57. SENIORS 171 ; ' JOHN SAWYER ELAINE SBRACCIA David Shea yawns in back of study class. JANICESCHAFFNER MIRIAM SCHINDELHEIM MICHAEL SCIBELLI ROBERT SCOTT DAVID SELTSER WILLIAM SETTEMIO DONNA SHAPIRO 172 SENIORS DAVID SHEA JOSEPH SHEA HOWARD SHERMAN ARLENE SICA ELIZABETH SHEA KAREN SHEA SARA SHEAR ROBERT SHIND GERALDINE SHOAF ALAN SIDMAN Sara I. Satham, 7 Greenleaf St., 11 18 57: Choral Arts Society 1,2,3; FTA 2: Greenroom 3: 9 72 . . . soph year . my trip to California Thank you for your help , Nanny why won’t they let us be just friends people show their true feelings when you go against the rules Love comes in all colors BIFC ... big brother. John A. Sawyer, Andy: 72 Hawthorne St., 4 22 55: Swimming, 1,2,3; hunt¬ ing .. . fishing . . . camping. Elaine D. Sbraccia, Ethel: 71 Wescott St., 6 5 57, Pep Club. 1; Jimmy Feb. 16, 1973 . . Medford Park. . . Spades . . . Marm . . spinsters .. . “the bony end’’ . . . another rip-off ... the chase is on drive-ins Elton John . . . Wescott St. corner . . . South Pacific Chicago Concert . .. Trapeze Happy Birthday Elaine Susie? . Shanana fish . . Pizza ‘n’ Plaster. Janice L. Schaffner, 43 Arch St.; 11 7 57: FTA 3; Band 1,2.3 Summer of 73 74 . .. Horses . . . J.H. . . . Bike riding with Peggy . . Wednesday and Saturday band rehearsals To Love is to place our happiness in the happiness of Another . W.V.B.F. . Exchange Concert Sophomore year . White Ledge Snack Bar .. Conway . With the Gang Rain¬ bow 4 . . . Miriam N. Schindelheim, Smirk; 104 Franklin St., 5 3 57; Boojum Rock, 2, 3, CAM, 2,3, Choral Arts Society, 1,2,3, Concert Choir, 2,3, El Club Hispanco, 1,2,3, Greenroom, 1,2, Titty, 1,2,3, Treble Clef, 1; Jr. Varieties Prom Committee . . . Senior Play . , If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the founda¬ tions under them.” . . . Boogie Woogie . Park the car in Harvard Yard”. Michael J. Scibelli, 103 Oakland St., 8 19 57: Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 2,3, 1: Devir Park The Mount . . Acid . . Schopells. Robert B. Scott, 8 Williams St„ 12 11 56. John Seager, 85 Bainbridge St., 1 31 57. David T. Seltser, 258 Clifton St., 9 13 57: Friday 13,57 322-1879 Cola . . . David Crosby ... I liked everybody and tried to get to know ev¬ erybody .. . These were truly great years and I will miss them I hope people who liked me here keep in contact with me . please. William D. Settemio, Big Bill; 1 Wellington St., 5 15 57: Potentials: Govern¬ ment and Politics .. . Business Law or Advance Sand Pile Girl Watch¬ ers ... Club Meets at 7 period . .. 12 8 73 .. . 5 6 57 5 15 57 ... White Whale . . Beatles .. . ELTON JOHN . Mad Dog’s and Eng¬ lishmen . . . Don’t Discard Me . . . Just Because You Think I Mean You Harm. Donna S. Shapiro, 113 Kimball St., 11 4 57; JOE 10 11 72 J.U.G.” ... the blue room .. . COKE . . . Colorado sunshine . . good music poetry ... art ... summer of 73 ... Crane’s Beach You’d better live your life, you’d better love your life, ’cause someday you ' re gonna have to die.” David J. Shea, D.J.; 232 Newland St., 7 20 56: Favorite Sports Hockey . . . Football .. . Wants to be a Dental Technician or an Xray Technician. Elizabeth M. Shea, Betty; 36 Echo St., 1 3 58: Basketball 1; Field Hockey 1; Pep Club 1; A little bit late . . . Moody Beach, Maine . Miller Rose, get off your feet . . . Beach Boys . . Let ' s pull a rolena Fire and Rain ... Your eyes look awful ... All I want is the taste ... I ' m trying to be good, Rose ... Inn Crowd. Joseph P. Shea, 10 Sumer Ave., 6 3 57: Marx Brothers Hockey Tennis . . . Ping-pong ... Three Stooges . . . Sigmund To Fireball and The Clown ... We got your number. Karen L. Shea, K. Shea; 11 Waite St. Ext., 1 19 58: Basketball, 1; CAM, 2,3; Equestrian Club, 1; Maldonian, 2,3; Pep Club, 1,2; Phi Delta Phi, 2,3; Tennis, 1,2,3; Tri Hi, 1; Homeroom Rep., 3; Larry . . . March 29, 1974 White Mountains . . . Pinto-Power ... K 2 .. . Summer of 74 Karen Holly . , . Friends Forever . , . Miss Muffin . . . Harpo ... The Y Swim¬ ming . . . Ma . . . Nahant . . . Kings Beach . . . “What say Jasper?” Barbers Belles” .. . Little Red Haired girl Rockport . My baby?” .. . S.B.K. . , . Beach Boys ... Mr. Ap.” ballet Always Forever Me. Sara E. Shear, Sara Lee; 99 Kimball St., 11 4 57: BBG 1,2,3 Orchestra 1,2,3 . . . Bowling ... “The Entertainer” .. Solace and Benau Fun as a Teacher ' s Aide .. . Movies . . . Beach Boys Bill Withers Jim Croce .. . Stylystics . . Piano . , The Boston Pops Rhoda Happy Days . . Little Kids .. . Talking with friends. Howard B. Sherman, Sherm; 4 Henry St., 12 23 57: AZA 1,2,3; Chess Club 1; COG 1,2,3; Maldonian 2,3; Key Club 2,3; Rifle 1; Tennis 1,2,3; The Hood ... 12 ... Softball Champs . A.Z.A. House Parties Keepa U Hands Off” .. . Jane 7th Period Maldonian Pine Banks Park Boston Celtics .. . Rock Around the Clock Drive In Movies May 75. Robert H. Shind, Bob; 41 Princeton Rd., 6 14 56; Cross Country, 3, Hockey. 1,2,3; Bruins . . . Celtics ... Red Sox Patriots. Geraldine Shoaf; 47 Oliver St., 2 19 57. Arlene C. Sica, 99 Plainfield Ave., 1 26 57: Orlando Nov. 24,1973 New Hampshire . Revere Beach . . Cape Honda 350 S.S. Malibu . . night time is the best time “Odie” Double Date Laura and Mike ... Who Cares ... 75” . Alan L. Sidman, Al; 54 Rich St„ 4 10 57: AZA, 2,3; COG. 3; ECO, 3: Key Club, 3; Rifle, 1,2,3; Ski Club, 1,2,3; fifty, 1; “The Linwood Street Gang” . . . Chelsea go home . . Cruisn’ .. . I drove last night, who’s gonna drive tonight .. . Hockey . . . Skiing . . . Backpacking .. . Gardening . . Trea¬ surer Malden AZA . Honor Roll . I’ve got a line hours in the Chemistry lab . .. College .. . Medicine . . SA. SENIORS 173 SUSAN SILVIA DEBRA SMITH MARCIA SIGAL DIANE SLAINE DIANE SMITH JAMES SMOLINSKY KATHLEEN SILVA STEPHEN SILVA WILLIAM SMITH ROBIN SNEED JANICE SNOW 174 StrJIOR corridor chaos beats elevators An airport or any large, crowded place with people pushing, shoving, running everywhere laden down with briefcases, luggage, and coats, is the picture that comes to mind as I am swept down the corridor, on my way from one class to the next. Sophomores seem to run erratically through the corridors, still not sure where they should be or how they should get there. Juniors, with their air of newly acquired sophistica¬ tion, walk about energetically and with enthusiasm . . We seniors, in our usual daze and carelessness, are carried on to our next class by this rush of spirited students. I often wonder about the problems there would be if we actually did have an elevator or escala¬ tor. The chaos in the halls may not be good news for my feet, and I may end up with a few black heels marks on a book or two, but I prefer this situation any time to the hot, compressed bodies in an elevator, or the loss of a few toes and pencils to an escalator. JOHNSPADARO JAMES SOUSA NANCY SPECTOR MICHAEL SOUZA Marcia J. Sigal, 30 Hancock St., 7 25 57; I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do. any kindness that I can show to other people, let me not deter nor neglect it for I shall not pass this way again. Kathleen Silva, Kathy 68 Gilbert St., 7 6 57; Skippy and Kathy Dec. 22. 1973 Karen . Sammy ' s Kevin ' s Revere Dancing Northend clubs ... “I do love you” by Chicago Joe Cocker Led Zepplin ... The Steps . .. Then came you” Partying Connecti¬ cut . working . Insurance Papa Gino ' s Jacob ' s Ladder Maverick . . . Zelda ' s . Flicks Stephen M. Silva, Steve; 37 Vernon St., 6 2 57: Indoor Track 1,2,3 Outdoor Track 1,2,3 Mr. Carroll ' s Strategy Sessions Track Mick’s Records . . . Any New Excuses”? Pearl St Nahant Rolling Stones . . Areosmith. Timothy Silva; 446 Charles St., 3 10 57 Susan L. Silvia, Sue; 21 Phillips St., 5 17 57: Blue and Gold, 3: Le Cercle Francais, 1,2,3; Maldonian, 3: Nationa l Honor, 2,3; The square in Room 329” . . lunch in 101 being with friends Legion Vanguard the frog and the seal . Ithaca, New York — “Bzzzz Bzzzz Who knew?” . . Butler, Pennsylvania — We almost made it” . “I’m so ex¬ cited!” ... 4th period . “Good Point!” Diane J. Slaine; 34 Concord St., 3 27 57: BBG; 1,2,3; Latin Honor, 1,2,3; Homeroom Rep., 1,2; Diane The Allman Brothers Band 6 6 75 . .. concerts Miami Beach warm, summer nights extended vacations . Cape Cod Dunfey’s . peanut butter ice cream sand¬ wiches . . . true friends . . all that is now, all that is gone, all that ' s to come. Anna M. Smith, 184 Essex St., 8 14 57, Chemistry Class Period 5 1973 — 1974 . .. “Color My World” ... The Square in Room 329 I need a break . Roller skating at the Bal-a-roue Stelco 9 20 74 “Only that day dawns to which we are awake” ... Sue . Revere Beach. Barbara M. Smith, Barbie; 86 Wescott St., 11 12 56, Dave 12 15 72 . .. “Everything is coming our way” . . cars, cars, cars 57 vet “The Mount” . . . Krup . .. “doubledating .. . Prom of 73 Fights Friends . . . “Exciting nights down the wall “citgo gas station” “Midas Muffler” . .. “Chinese Food” ... “Sheepsfold” . “KSC Rooms 329, 219,113 ... Brown eyes and curly brown hair.” Debra J. Smith, Debbi, 40 Starbird St., 2 26 57, Pep Club 1 Nahant beach . . Summer of 74 . . . Shelby Cobra . GT 350 SFM 66 Janice Larry . . . 8 30 74 . . . Love is caring more about him than life itself . . . Soldier boy My friends ... My honey jody Being happy is having someome around who cares . . My best years at MHS. Diane A. Smith, 19 Stevens Street, 5 26 57 : Blue and Gold 2,3, Choral Arts Society 1,2,3, Concert Choir 1,3, Pep Club 1,2, Treble Clef 1; Windshield wipers . . . Writing . . . “Today is the first day of the rest of your life 6 19 74 . . . Headlines editorials . . Wash, D.C. Long summer nights talking ... The radio . . . Somerset . Tears, Smiles Can I ' ve the car tonight? Please?” ... Robert B. Smith; 147 Elwell St., 4 11 56 William E. Smith III; 518 Pleasant St., 5 16 57 Ronald P. Smithell; 126 Laurel St., 7 12 56 James H. Smolinsky; 51 Willard St., 7 16 57 Robin H. Sneed, “fink ; 76 Mills St., 8 16 57: Black Student Union, 1,2,3; Choral Arts Society, 1,2,3; FTA, 3; Pep Club, 1,2; Cheerleading, 2,3; Manny . . . 9 12 74 . Heather . . . Russ .. . “Tee-Chee” .. parties our code ... 2 square ' s 2 rec’s 2 tria’s It takes a fool to learn SGGO- YAAJ . . . Distant Lover ... In the bottle , Dressing Room B cheer¬ ing practice Janice L. Snow, 10 Woodville Terrace, 5 15 74: Choral Arts Society 1,2, Pep Club 1; Larry . . . 3 7 73 . . . April 76 . . May 75 . . Chicago Mav¬ erick . . Ah-the-put-put . . Hr 113 . . Dubes . Debbie and Peter . .. Love is forever or not at all . . Class of 75 . HR. 219 HR. 329 ... Fords eat Chevys for breakfast. Jody D. Solomon, Jo; 130 Harvard St., 12 28 57: Field Hockey, 2,3; records ... R.M. 108 . Love .. . Clint Eastwood . . scketching R.M. 113 .. . bowling . . movies .. . Capricoa ' s . Mickie J Music RM “Having My Baby” .. Florida ... Jr. History . . Ride ’em Cowboy” ... sports . . . Canada . . . Teachers Aide . pizza chips Bus Driver . . . clothes .. . Boys .. . Ralph. Brenda L. Sousa, 18 Lombard Ct., 6 11 57; Basketball 1,2,3; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3; Jackie ... Ms Govoorian Mr. Fitz Basketball . .. Campsite 48 ... I can’t stand you . You make me sick Rose and the Kids . . . Room 321 Paula, don ' t yell out my name! “16” Big weekends over Sandy’s .. “Just don ' t get me going Bonnie this kid I’m tella ya . . Center Halfback James M. Sousa, Razz; 128 Plainfield Ave., 9 3 56: cars motorcycles .. . Electricity .. . swimming ... basketball Michael G. Souza, Mike; 39 Maynard St„ 11 24 57 Baseball 2; Football 1,2, 3; Indoor Track 1,2; LIT 1,2,3; Track (outdoor) 3; Wrestling 1; Linda 5 24 74 . . . “Happy Days” .. . “75” . Mount . Tear Drill “Gay-Lord” .. . Antipaste .. . Football Camps Vitamin “E Bas¬ kin Robbins Flat Ice Cream DNA . . “Duke” Bucknell’s Showers . Risk . . . Wish I was at the Rotary . Threw them Forearms in there! . .. Lindon . Dino . . Magnolia . . Victory in College Bowl. John A. Spadaro; 123 Lawrence St„ 7 19 57 Nancy J. Spector, Nance, 133 Daniels St., 7 9 57: BBG 1; Lain Honor 1,2,3; Maldonian 1,2,3; National Honor 2.3; Pep Club 1; Rifle 3: USONA 1,2,3; Jr Var. 73, .. . the library ... the tower rubbing noses Ap” working in the work-study and english offices summer of “74” Peabody ... Mr. Benotti .. . usheretting friends forever career day 73 74 . love . . . B.B. . . concerts I’ll alwas remember my good times and great friends at M.H.S. SENIORS 175 TAMRA SPIELER FRANK SPINALE AMY STEELE JOANNE STEFANILO ROBERT STELMACH SHERYL STERNER ROBERT SPINNEY GARY STEVENS RONALD STOCKTON KATHERINE STRAUSS CAROLLEE SULLIVAN ELAINE SULLIVAN GEORGIANA SULLIVAN JAMES SULLIVAN 176 SENIORS WILLIAM SULLIVAN JEFFREY SULLIVAN PHYLLIS SURETTE m DAVID SURETTE Andrea Voigt calmly puts opposition in its place in class debate. DAVID SUTTON JERILYN SWEENEY Jerilyn M. Sweeney, Jen; 43 Gilbert St., 10 25 56; Always to be The summer of ’72 . Football games Junior Varieties out the booklets then getting a cold Boston Liberty Muti Hussey’s office .. Halloween Elton John Benny an . Chicago . Writing to Ernie. Tamra A. Spieler, Shorty; 87 Rockland Ave., 4 16 57: BBG 1; B 2,3; Library Club 2,3; Tifty 1,2,3; Guitar .. Camp Recorde ing NFTY . Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die life is li winged bird that can not fly ... The Cape Elections Fun Happy Times Sad times . . Sunday bowling S movies for $1.00. Frank Spinale, Funkie, 174 Mount Vernon St., 5 13 55: Mus ... The Gang Queen . . EJ’s . . Susan . Great King Black Sabbath . Murph . PAAARTY Remember Hi At Lunch. Robert L. Spinney, Bobby; 196 Sammett St., 2 1 57; Football 2 ball Money . . . Cards . . . cars . Gambling basebal .. . Hockey . , windows . . . Amy J. Steele, 226a Washington St., 4 20 57: Phi Delta Phi, 1,2 . The Love of my Life . . 3 23 72 . . Colour my World friend 1967-1974 and forever .. . J. Geils . . and Chicago co Prince . . . Sweeny ' s Gay 90’s . . . It ' s only words and words ai to take your heart away .. . Joanne Stefanilo, JoJo; 146 Oliver St., 10 26 56: Pep Club 1; PI 1; Teddy To know, to love, to see, to want, to have, to hoi .. 2 19 72 . . West Point . . . Room 13 New York . . Nut Color My World . . N.A.S.C. . . . Denise, Eliane and our lui together . .. Stairway to Heaven” ... I LOVE YOU Teddy 10 26 56 . . . 10 17 55 .. . Hockey games . Chicago Make It.” Robert E. Stelmach, Stel; 17 Hubbard St., 9 30 57: Live the Gust Celebrate National Highway Week . . . Fur’s camping trip l and his son . . . Org . . Chester Street Malden over Chel; Mass ... The Endless Summer . . . Waterview , . A Life Time Screaming scull for President ... 327 ... Vette . . Go H Sheryl A. Sterner, Albee; 19 Maynard St„ 5 31 57, Pep Club, 1; Q 16, 1973 .. . “The Corner” .. . Friday nights down the creek of 73 — the mountains .. . Brown Cadillac . . . Colour My Kimby .. . Black Mustang . Binky” . . . Russo’s.. Sept — Pink Star Sapphire . NICE! . . . What no Gwaby? Say nice ... Hampton Beach ... Don’t fall asleep . . Gary W. Stevens, Cat, 56 Fairview Ave., 5 12 59: Rifle 1,2,3; V Rifle 1,2,3; . . . Politic . .. Vill .. . wild turkeys on easier . . . .. fishing durby . . . Russian revolvers . . . Less Reed ... Stones . . . Dwaine Allman . the point .. . 77” ... Gaily . . . Willy . . . Life is a rock. Ronald C. Stockton, Stockboy, Weasal; 166 Lawrence St., 11 30, Club, 2; Cross Country, 3; Indoor Track, 1,3; Rifle Club, 1; Outdi hant Beach .. . Party .. Donna . . . Cheryl .. . Oct. 26 . .. Alice Cooper .. . Deep Purple . . . Chicago . Beatles Stones . . . Katherine Strauss, Kathy; 223 Oliver St., 12 19 56: When th Remember me and bear me in you mind, let all the world say wha Speak of me as you find.” .. . BCDSK . . . “Bell Bottom Blues. Carollee M. Sullivan, Lee; 61 Ashland St., 7 25 57: Basketball 1 Hockey 3; Softball 1,2,3; Harold 2 yrs.. . Paul Christopher ... the girls .. . don’t Bite me” .. . Happiness is Harold . Bickford’s ... Water Skiing up Harvard . . Gold Coin .. the summer .. . Vic ' s ... 11 o ' clock conversations .. McG wear a dress” . Miss Luongo . , Ms. Gavoorian . . , Mrs. Tuck .. . Times at Cathy’s house . . . Give me a break! ... Charles H. Sullivan Sully; 89 Boylston St., 12 27 56: YMCA ... Football . . . Basketball .. . Baseball . New Years Eve . Lifting .. . Sports . . The Three Trees Projects . Rolling S Ten Years After . . . Green Party Over Giles. Elaine D. Sullivan, 55 Presley St., 6 6 57. Georgiana Sullivan, George, 2 Woodland Rd., 12 7 57: The corne 74 . . . the res ... Zeski ... the Prince . . the cape ... I Aug. 15 .. . Elton John . . MFG MacFadden .. . butch Brighams .. . stairway to heaven . . . Smiley ' s Northeastern . ... Hockeytown ... Waltham ... bubble gum , Somervilh 6. James H. Sullivan, Sully; 10 Montrose Court, 6 22 57: Cross co Football, 3; Hockey, 1,2,3; Track (outdoor) 1,2,3; ROSE C garcon .. . Jimmy’s cottage ... The Mount . . . Elton Steve’s Murphos .. . Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young . . Swimming dowi ... the tape ... shut-up Gregg . . Captain Weston . Ya c Freck . . . Bunza Terry . . Releches pancakes ... Hey Di How ' s your ... Betty Body Guard. Jeffrey P. Sullivan, Jeff-Sully; 10 Montrose Court, 5 19 56: Foo . . Hockey 2,3 . . . Track(outdoor) 1,3 . . Esther .. . Phhh . . . Your Sons” .. . Brandeis Bummers .. . Opel . . Steve’: Mount . . 32 .. . 23 . . . “Football Camps” . . Festa Man .. . Elton .. . Summer 74-75 . . . Carl os .. . “So Far Away ' .. . Mystick Lakes . . . “Rocket Man .. . Gotta friend? Wanna get you before you go!!! William F. Sullivan, 4 Marshall Ave, 4 4 57. David R. Surette, 28 Presley St., 7 14 57: Hockey Team 1,2,3; Soccer 1,2; The Family . . . Junior Varieties Miss Picillo T.V. .. . New Silver ... Ray Davies .. Ian Anderson .. I hati and broken ankles ... Cooney New Soccer Uniforms . D( Tarm ... Bye-0 .. 30 ... The Drive-in Crew . 22nd . . Nest ... 14 ... God Save the Kinks. Phyllis A. Surette, 18 Beacon St„ 2 23 57. David E. Sutton, 62 Fairmont St., 7 9 57: music eating ... Hockey ... Football ... Marx Brothers .. Three Stooges ( SENIOI SANDRA SWIBLE ELAINE TABACCO CAROL SYLVESTER BRENDA TESTA WILLIAM THISTLE GEORGE TIERI NORMA TILDEN ERIC TINGDAHL LISA TIRO ROSE ANN TOMASELLO 178 SENIORS ROBERTTOOTHAKER ROBERT TOWLE LEONORA TORTORELLA PAULA TRABUCCO ROBERTTRABUCCO KATHRYN TREFRY Lydia Plauetsky looks worried before a test. Sandra D. Swible, Sandy; 86 Hadley St., 6 30 57; Der Deutsche Klub 1,2,3; Choral Arts Society 3; “Praise the Lord Anyhow B Y E. Six Jesus loves you .. . Crocheting . Singing Retrets Hayrides Gardening . . . The Grape . Carpentry . . Smile it ' s good for the en¬ vironment . . One way to Jesus . . Teaching Sunday School Cooking . Bowling Tip Writing Purple . Blue Love Je¬ sus never forgets . . Carol A. Sylvester, Meatball; 367 Lebanon St., 11 25 57: Band 1; Phi Delta Phi 2; Rick, I.L.Y. . . Mrs. O ' Hara, thanks for the best class I’ve ever had The four Muskateers to all my friends, I wish you all the love and happiness life can bring . . Jackson Garbage To Donna and Nancy, goodbye with tears. Elaine A. Tabacco, 29 Church St., 9 19 57: Ski Club 1.2: Business Course .. . Swimming . , . Horseback riding skiing . Waterville Gun- stock . Summer of “74” . . . Drive-ins . margate . John Dav¬ is .. Mood .. 3 Dog Night .. . Crosby Stills Nash Young Elton John. Debra J. Tamagna, Debbie; 97 Porter St., 7 4 57: Phi Delta Phi 1: Derm, 9 15 72 .. . Coronet . . . Nahant .. . Endless summer what wall ... Lrncir . . . AHR1 . . . 16+-1 .. . SHYE Natural High Carp ... Canada . . 7 31 74 MATTJT . . . 23 . . 6 11 75 . . Mr. D ' s . MTC . . . “Dream on” . . . ADTLRI SATTAT. Kim Tanner, 19 Fairview Terrace, 2 28 57: Whacha gonna do about me? . .. bzzz .. Blue Skies And these children that you spit on as they try to change their world are immune to your consultation, they ' re quite aware what they’re going through .. . 6 14 73. June E. Taylor, 108 Ashland St., 6 5 57: Dec. 7,1973 . . . Cats Booth Bay Harbor . . . Because you’re my buddy .. . sombreros . . . oh yeah . . . drive-in diversions .. “little sister” .. . carousel ski weekends ... memories ... morning errands . . . “You go your way and I go mine.” Sandra J. Terry, Sandy; 28 West St., 1 19 56: “Business Course?” .. . “Swimming, Tennis, Cooking, Horse back riding” . “Good Luck Elaine, Bonnie, Kim, and June” .. Foot Stomping music by Grand Funk. Brenda L. Testa, Bush, B.L.T.: 15 Morton St., 4 12 57: For you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not . . Italy Glass Doors “My Family” ... Little-Elf . . . Cape Cod ... Lynton . . If you compare your¬ self with others you will become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself ... “My Opal” ... My friends .. Good talks ... Good Times ... William H. Thistle, 91 Jacob St., 5 22 57. George F. Tieri, 439 Ferry St., 5 02 57: Football 1: Auto Shop Corner . .. Debbie ... Cars ... Cougar . .. Carnival .. Gym. Norma J. Tilden, “Norm” : 63 Greenleaf St., 2 28 57: Basketball, 1; Pep Club, 1,2; Tennis, 2,3; RYGA ... Mr. C’s office . . April 16 . “73” “Babe” . . Pepper friends . .. Lind’s Pad . . . S. Pizza . . . “Deb Bob” ... Mr. C. Your the best Mr. Duffy your next .. . “Pinball” ... Wee-Wee . . . Thanks for everything Mr. C. ... I will never forget you and all the good times .. . TAKE CARE .. . Secretaria .. . Razz-ma-tazz . . Oct. 18, “1955” Eric E. Tingdahi, 47 Converse Ave, 9 5 57. Lisa Tiro, 9 Hall St., 10 24 57: Partying ... Linden nights .. . gangster white walls .. . concerts .. . Sundays .. . Arthur .. . May 22 ,. Dad keep the faith . . . Maria: I don’t know! .. . Hope for Ralphie Cannot ease my mind left home thought it was time, pain I feel dear mother I love you still ... Rose A. Tomasello, Rose; 73 Avon St., 3 1 57: Basketball, 1,2,3; Field Hock¬ ey, 1,2,3; Pep Club, 1; Softball, 1,2,3; B.S.Y. .. . Leaning Tower . . “Yeah Man” .. . “RollEm” . . . Camping — 48 ... 18 ... 321 ... Ms. Gavoo- rian . Peyton Place . .. B-B-B-B-B Benny ... “Macadoo” . Cloud Nine .. aggravating someone.. . “whipped” . . . Midleton Highway Bowling alley with Harold Carollee . 11 o’clock conversations Don’t say good-bye . .. W.I.C.Y.U.Y.L.I.E. . .. W.W.I.S.Y.A. Robert S. Toothaker, Skin; 115 Gilbert St., 11 14 57: Swimming Water- Skiing . . Old Orchard Beach . . . Fortune’s Rocks . 8-13-73 Mo¬ torcycles .. . Outdors ... Leonora F. Tortorella, Lee: 16 High St.; 9 9 57: Blue and Gold, 2,3, Choral Arts Society, 1, El Club Hispaneo, 2,3, FNC, 1,2,3, FTA, 1, Key Club, 3, Pep Club, 1, Ski Club, 3, Tri Hi, 2,3, H.R. Rep, 2; ‘Today-First Day, rest of my life ' ... “Oct. 3, 1974” ... “Canada 73” . . . OBSESE-DIET” . . “Kathy” ... “LT+JD” .. . “Regina’s” ... “income source” ... “Maine-long weekends” .. . “twins” .. . “Women’s Lib” ... “Family rides” . . . Friendships” .. . “Ms. Walzoak” ... “own room” ... “shopping” .. “Good morning” .. . “Jesus Christ Superstar” . . . “independent” . . “Mike” ... “M + E ' s apartment” ... “Everyone enjoy life! . Robert C. Towle, Bob; 96 Home St., 12 26 55: Football, 1,2; ANN. I give you all my love always .. . beaches . . . night clubs . Home St. all night parties . . . working. Paula- Jean M. Trabucco, Paula; 20 Holloway St., 7 11 57: Basketball 1,2,3: Field Hockey 1,2,3: Pep Club 1: Michael 143 10 4 74 ”17 Twiny .. . 7 25 72 ... school yard . campsight 48 party looks . . . who’s here ... QQQ middleton highway 321 Pompidu . . . M.T.M. . .. Just you me . . Gene, Thanks for everything . . . good times with Michael ... Y.M.C.A. Brenda Walt-up Billerica ... Froggy . Andrea — a special friend. Robert C. Trabucco, Whitey; 12 Robert Terr., 1 25 57: LIT 1: Weekend trip to Maine Cape Cod . sports hockey ... in general playing cards watching the moon turn awaiting to buy a car. Kathryn J. Trefry, Tryfly; 65 Vi Madison St., 4 25 57: Chess Club, 3: Choral Arts Society, 3; El Club Hispaneo, 2,3; FTA, 2,3; Tri Hi, 3: Bus Ministry Parry ' s . . Melrose . . S.S.C. . .. “1971” E.N.C. Green Bus king 8 27 74 .. . E.M.K.C. “73, 74” . Family . 12 24 73 Julbilitate .. . Quizzing . . . b.M. starts . . . Tennis P.M. Sr High Institute “73” .. Kids . Help “my shoe” go, go. go” . Gas . .. Johnston’s . . N.Y.P.S. .. . Douglas 100th . 1975 ENC Tempest .. Cawthorn’s . . 9 23 74 Retreat all 3 of them John Boy” . . . George Linda Mom Dad Boat Cruise Julbilee .. . 10 8 74. SENIORS 179 MICHAEL TRODDEN JOHN TUMBLIN LINDA TRICKEY LINDA TUFO BARBARATUXBURY KATHLEEN VALLEY Norma Tilden totals column in Business Machines class. DAVID TWOHIG MICHAEL UPHAM LINDA VANASSE DENISE VANGEYTE 180 SENIORS LAWRENCE VARGA NANCY VICARI ANDREA VOIGT ARNOLD WALKIN JOSEPH VAVERKA LINDA VIGASIN KATHLEEN VOSE KATHLEEN MARIE WALSH CHERYLVOUTOUR Linda B. Trickey, Trick VBIondie” ; 82 Blomerth St.; 6 9 57 Equestrian Club 1, Rifle 1,2,3: Thank God for Joe M.H.S. Rifle Elvis . . Duke and the Drivers 65 Stang Black Frai ... “All summer long” .. . “Little Darlin . Peppermint T Meet me Baby on 45th St.” . . Joshua Caines ' s-York WROE Volari . . Thank you Dad and Mom. Michael W. Trodden, 223 Webster St., 6 21 57. Linda E. Tufo, Toto; 137 Franklin St., 1 15 58: Le Cercle Francais 1,2: Junior Varieties Stage . crew rehersals till 11:01 homeroom rep . . . carnival . prizes my guitar musi ... The only thing stopping you is yourself happy green ... friends . Leonora . new brother . old brother p. John J. Tumblin, Late John Henry; 95 Porter St., 7 3 57 Footl Greenroom 1,2,3: Wrestling 1,3: Hello world camp forest hills ville . . . Medford . . . Greenroom fun . . . night . falling off tain ... 402 ... 220 ... 201 . . My homeroom second year High Football Camp cog Speeding Contest 2nd plac world. Barbara A. Tuxbury, 44 Wigglesworth St.. 9 6 57: 9 7 69 An for Terri, Zoo Moe . Nan. F. on time Tracy ' s crazy Sandy without Greystone . . Neil Young Bob Dylan Buz. N.H. . . . Claire ... a ravioli for you” ! Squeaky ' s repeat n pers .. Walshy . . . Sneaky Kathy Tina friends M.H.S.. David G. Twohig, Fee (Twig); 180 East Border Rd., 8 5 57: Hocki I, 2,3: Soccer 2,3: New Silver Beach The Family Jr “74 . . . Tull Concerts . . Drive in parties Friday Night Joe’s games . . . Soccer’s the Best Bike Trip to Cape, Jitte Cuddles. Michael Upham, 11 Summit Terr, 11 20 57. Kathleen E. Valley, Kathy; 386 Highland Ave.; 11 9 57: Sneaky Tux. You can have Sneaky 2 . Tina and Tux friends forever Tull ... “The Mount” . . . Neil Young . . . Marancy f BIM ... sombreros . . . T.S.N.T. . . parties” . . remei 16, 1974 . .. Kelley’s One of the guys still?” July 12, Proud . . . Mary D.R.”. Linda M. Vanasse, 22 Pierce St., 10 12 57: Pep Club 1: Phi Delta Tri Hi 1,2,3: Maryann ' s camp . Dandy ' s 4th Beach 74 Su Mldai crazy nights with C.G. . . . who wants ice-cream? Coi J. M. . . . whats up for tonight? . . Live don ' t merely exist. Denise L. Van Geyte, Dee Dee: 43 Claremont St., 5 29 57: Field Softball, 3; Sept. 9, 72 . Dec. 18. 73 Driving party ing lot .. . mount . . . Bow Lake . . New Hampshire Swin Reading . . . Girls room . . . Paula’s Valient . Bob ' s Van . ,. summer concerts . , . tennis . the hill life. Lawrence T. Varga, Larry; 17 Division St., 5 25 57: Arnie Ziffle Brothers . . . 7 26 74 . . Piche . . Surfing at York Beach. Joseph A. Vaverka, Beaver Beast, 173 Harvard St„ 9 13 57: Lit ... Canobie Lake ... Golden Oldies . WBOR FM . April 7, Elvis . . . York Beach . . Lunch in Rm 401 ELFIR” Beast” . .. ' Che la luna ' . . . Frank Sinatra . . My Way” . Italy . . . Range Lamp . . . Having My Baby” I Honestly Lo Linda Joe. Nancy C. Vicari, Apples; 85 Rockland Ave., 8 7 57: JOEY. Nov 1973 . . . ANGIE” . Revere Beach . . . halloween card of BRAT . . . Anthony’s . . . the car . Happiness is Joey partner Debbie .. . Remember the time . . Our good old say ... Vermont . . . Sheepfold . . . Class of 75 Linda P. Vigasin, Lynne; 81A Lisbon St., 1 20 57: Band, 1,2,3; I Society, 1,2,3; Greenroom, 1: Madrigal Singers, 2.3; USONA, 1 , .. Applesauce ... You got to be kidding! Lately it occurs a long strange trip it ' s been . . . Music Band and Choral Arts Wednesday Nights and Saturday Mornings To all my speci: think I love you. Dorothy Vining, Dottie; 190 Sammett St., 1 19 57: Field Hockey, or forever hold your guilt! . . Foley’s ... my Irish friend . . . Paulette — Rebecca getting our heads together! . Revere .. . “Funnyface” .. . talking eyes friends at Jordan ' s . 5 . .. Nancy remember . . . favorite expressions . miss ya sis! times . Andrea J. Voigt, 89 Glenrock Ave., 10 30 57: a memory is but a tangible to hold, like a snowflake that has glistened and sparkl gently through the air only to melt and if in 10 years I hav . .. Bobby . . . ladybug at the oasis . ocean 4 sk prom ... I will remember and shed a tear or two for whateve melts snowflakes Kathleen S. Vose, Kathie; 76 Wescott St., 9 13 57: Pep Club. 1 Svenske Flicka .. Meffa . .. FUYA! .. Blue Bonber” Fir: tango at Prince . . “Party 9-13-74 Can ' t get enuf of that i .. Summer of 74 . .. “Chris, where are your eyes? Aero Chicago Concert . . . Keep on Smilin! Cheryl J. Voutour, 348 Salem St., 9 4 56. Arnold J. Walkin, Arnie; 15 Boylston St., 6 8 57: AZA. 1,2,3; B; COG. 1,2,3; Key Club, 1,2,3; Rifle, 1,2,3; Band Equipment Managei lee Regional March . . . COG Secretary .. . Chelsea Go Home Mara 6 3 73 AZA is Great!!! ... Who called the cops drive tonight? Kathleen M. Walsh, Walsh!; 139 Coleman St„ 12 12 57: CAM, Hispaneo, 3; Maldonian, 1: Pep Club. 1; Tennis, 2,3; Do it Fuya, fuya . Chicago . . . Raggety Ann Andy Nature . . . Linden . . . sunshine . memories. SENIO KATHLEEN MARY WALSH JOEL WEISBERG DtBORAH WEBB WILLIAM WHALEN LAWRENCE WHITE HAROLD WILLIAMS LINDA WALSH KATHLEEN WELSH DONALD WILLCOX SUSAN WILLIAMS JOHN WESTON CAROL WILLIAMS KENNETH WILLINGER 182 SENIORS graffiti decks walls Graffitti has become embedded in the tradition and structure of Malden High. In almost every bathroom, it is easy to read the numerous slogans scrawled on the walls. The MHS bathrooms are noted for “Mary loves John” items and other commentary which make an excursion there a truly unique experience. One stairway bears a silver spray-painted inscription which reads, “Go Medford”. Not only is this destruction of public property, it is treason as well. Lockers have become favorite objects for Bud-Man stickers and campaign posters; however, these are amusing and harmless and make the uniformity of the lockers less rigid. The Maldonian, the Blue and Gold, and Boojum Rock all provide ample opportunity for students to express themselves in writing. Although there is a paper shortage, budding literary geniuses should not become discouraged. It is much easier to rewrite and improve writing when it is on paper than when it is on the walls. SCOTWINGERTER CLIFFORD WINSOR MARGARET WOO CATHERINE WRIGHT DENISE WINSOR Kathleen M. Walsh, Cassi; 22 St. Mary St., 3 14 57: If I gave you everything that I owned and asked for nothing in return, Would you do the same for me as I would for you? Or take me for a ride and strip me of everything includ¬ ing my pride, But spirit is something no one destroys. Linda i. Walsh, Lyn; 32 Walnut St., 1 15 58: Pep Club, 1; Propellers Prince . . Fuya Fuya” .. . Svenske Flicka . . The Party 9 13 74 Chris’ mud bath . Karen ' s Bumper “Color please” “Bumps” ... The Mount ... “Brothers” . . . Publicity Manager” .. . Check em out” ... “Nice Bum” . . . Munchies . . . David A. Watson, 555 Lynn St., 10 20 55. Deborah L. Wayne, Debby; 40 Alpine Street, 3 20 57: Band, 1,2,3; BBG, 1.2, 3; El Club Hispanco, 3; Titty 1,2,3; USONA, 1,2,3; Israel Jr. Varities New Hampshire . . . the summer of 74 .. . Friends You go firts, Lisa . .. parties ... I know where I am .. craziness . I ' ll burn you long talks ... “A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere” , Ralph Waldo Emerson. Deborah A. Webb, Debbie; 408 Pleasant St., 12 12 57: The Cadillac and the charger . I’m going to miss all the friends I know and love in M.H.S. Life kisses us on both cheeks day and morn, ... I have so many dreams to come true. John Weidner, 20 Perkins St., 1 13 56. Joel W. Weisberg, 208 Bryant St., 8 3 57: AZA, 1,2,3; COG, 1,2,3; Der Deutsche Klub, 1,2,3; Greenroom, 3; Maldonian, 1,2,3; Those who would use this space to remember me by would not want to, those who would not use it would not have to. Kathleen E. Welsh, Kathi; 9 Converse Ave., 1 28 57: Chess Club, 3; Choral Arts Society, 3; El Club Hispance, 3; Equestrian Club, 2; Greenroom, 3; Pep Club, 2; Ski Club, 3; Swimming, 1; Tri Hi, 3; We are told that when God cre¬ ated the world, He pronounced it good; what would He say now? David West, 10 Rosemont St., 2 26 56. John K. Weston, 39 Cherry St., 1 2 57: Cross Country 1,2,3 Indoor Track 1,2,3 .. . Outdoor Track 1,2,3 . . . Forestdale ... 880 yard Gun Lap .. . Playing Cards .. . Suffolk Downs .. . Parties Tri. Capt. .. . May 15 . . . Skully .. . H.P. . . . water skiing ... 21 . “The 1000” ... The Cape. William G. Whalen, Billy; 350 Washington St., 3 28 57: Navy G.V. Silers Express . .. Skylark .. . Island. Lawrence J. White, Larry; 226C Washington St., 10 10 57: Cape Cod Colle- sium . . . Chuch Berry James Montgomery .. , parties in the wagon Gleenwood . . Maine Swan Lake, more parties . 404 .221 202 .. . Seagull Beachintra . . murel hoop. Donald G. Willcox, 72 Claremont St., 3 16 57: College . summertime . .. Linden ... Seabege Lake ... “Here Comes The Sun” . “Thanks . .. shrimp ,.. weekends ... Feel the Feeling” .. . junk forty steps ... Rockport the best day of my life” .. . music ... a smile friend . . . sail away, sail away, sail away .. . Carol A. Williams, Yo-Yo; 69 Davis St., 7 15 57: Me and Leo May 20, 1974 . . . Paragon Park . . . That night at the drive-in . driving around . .. Elton John concert Nov. 20 . . . Essex . . Anthony’s Pier 4 dou¬ bling Adele and Mike ... the Cape . . . getting lost ... the summer graduation 1975 .. . Razz-Ma-Tazz . . . Ticking. Harold J. Williams, Jay, 3A Lisbon St., 8 2 57: Basketball 2,3; Black Student Union 1,2,3; Choral Arts Society 1,2; Concert Choir 1,2; Harvard Street Park smoking . . . Chelsea is a smoker ... Bold Parties The wild shoot out ... Up town ... In the park . . . 10 15 73 . . Cheryl . Payback ... James Brown ... Afro American Center. Susan D. Williams, 10 Tyler Court, 4 17 56. Kenneth J. Willinger, Kenny; 83 Felsmere Rd., 6 3 57; Cross Country, 3, Maldonian, 1,2,3, Tifty, 1,2,3; 403B . . Watermelon Wine . “Denise, its not fair” ... Nahant ... The Allman Brothers .. . Find the origin of your thoughts Kim” . . . Demian ... September 17, 1979 . . . Magical Mystery Tour .. . Hampton Beach in Peter’s Van ... Don’t leave the past behind ... Waimanalo Hawaii, Summer of 73. Derrick Wilson, 156 Newland St., 10 3 57: Basketball, 1,2,3; Black Student Union, 1,2,3; Choral Arts Society, 1,2; Concert Choir, 1,2; Harvard Street Park .. . Let’s Tote .. . Mandrill ... The Payback . Uptown in the Park ... 7 4 73 . . . Whaiom Park . . . Damn Right I Am Somebody The Ohio Players. Scot D. Wingerter, 32 Valley St„ 7 5 57. Clifford R. Winsor, Skip; 733 Main St., 7 10 57: Cross Country, 1,2; Indoor Track, 2; Wrestling, 2; Crazy Ed .. . Uncle Tom’s Cabin The Island G.V. warlords .., Friendlys ... The only way to have a friend is to be one . . . Bill-Dave .. . United States Navy . . . 0800 June 15, 1975 Ginger ... Pet Shop ... Quebec Canada . . Skip Deb T.L.A. Denise M. Winsor, 733 Main St., 7 5 56: Field Hockey, 1; Pep Club, 1; Tommy, 7 6 74 ... Camaro . . . Corvett . . Nahant “73 . Beach- wood ... Rm. 210 . Labor Day Weekend . Tom Collins . . . Wishing Well . .. Long Train Running , . . East Side Family . . . Bread Old Orchard Beach . . . Carmel Cornon The pier . . Chester .. . Hunchie Gordie . . . North Conway. Margaret Y. Woo, 173 Main St., 3 4 57: El Club Hispance 1,2,3: Maldonian 3: National Honor 2,3: Phi Delta Phi 1,2,3: USONA 1,2,3: “We can ' t return, we can only look behind from where we came” ... spy where are we going? . . . Why do we climb these stairs? . . Marathon .. M.N.’s camp . . . Hola . . . 4 dollars ... something’s lost and something ' s gained. Catherine M. Wright, Cathy; 59 Emerald St. 11 16 57: C.Y.O. Ski trips ... The Prince on Sunday nights . Festa Rd . Who said urn’s YES! .. . Who would you rather . . “Cats ... comics November Scorpio’s are best . . . horseback riding. SENIORS 183 Richard Jolicoeur works on clay figures in Art 3. 184 SENIORS .. clowning with the finished project. ANGELA ZAMMUTO CHRISTINE ZAMPITELLA THERESA ZUNINO PETERZSCHOKKE Michelle A. Young, Mick, 73 Suffolk St., 11 16 56: Choral Arts Society 1,2, 3; Concert Choir 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Wrestling 2,3; Coming Saturday Night Pid? .. . Dave . August 1, 1974 . tammie . Scorpio The Mount .. . Revere Beach . . two for tea Conrad Ma away from home Friends Forever Happiness is Like a kiss you have to share it to have it. Annmarie Zaia, Num-nuts; 29 Oliver St., 1 19 57: Ski Club 1; Jeff Anne 9 5 71 . . Pinto . . Van . . Marblehead Nahant 6 14 76 .. . Rockport .. . Life is more than just cartoons Mr. C. Hi Babe 12 25 73 O’Kay . . Your sixteen IF M.H.S. 75” Those were the days We may never pass this way again Our day will come. Audrey B. Zalko, 240 Summer St„ 5 20 57: BBG, 1,2,3; FTA, 3; “Things you cherish most in your life can be taken if they ' re left neglected ' Grand¬ view 74 ... “midnight talks ... rainy night walks” Stevie Won¬ der” ... “passion pink car” ... “Rm. 34” .. “Augustines” or¬ phans” . . . “Rockport” ... “E.M.O.C. .. MOJ-3” 18656’ Leavin’ a problem in your life. Donald Zaltzberg, 37 Winthrop St.. Angela M. Zammuto, Angie; Ang; 35 Clement St., 10 14 57: Pep Club, 1; Homeroom .. . Cindy . . Wrong way ... Roadrunners The yellow bus ... why not? . But it ' s boring . Capri If it’s just starting give it a chance, if it doesn’t change then do what we must, but remember, it may never come our way again. Christine M. Zampitella, Chris, 56 Waite St., 4 22 57, Leaning Tower Roll ' em . . period 7 . . The Gang . . 9 20 74 C.D.V.P.L. off M M . . . S.Y. . . . pasta time . . Don ' t Anyone Move . Florida . . Puerto Rico ... Ms. Gavoorian periods 1,3,4 Hockey grease bread . . . Chicago .. . “I ' ve been searching so long” Mac¬ Donalds . . North Reading . football . . 41 . . Rockport Salis¬ bury Beach. Peter T. Zschokke, Shock, Harmdn, Zukie, Shockstein, 99 Coleman St., 5 25 57: Blue and Gold, 3; Greenroom, 3; “C’mon be a sunrise, let your love light fill your eyes, Let it shine on. Moving like a river flows, we can make the feeling grow, if you only shine on. People let your light shine, c ' - mon let it shine on.” ... “Lightshine” . Theresa Zunino, 20 Ferguson Road, 10 3 57: Chicago to the good times Danny .. September 13,1974 .. . Colour of my world . Maureen Barbara .. . Prebble .. . Claire .. . Walsh . . . Brigham’s Stylis¬ tics .. . SENIORS 185 junior year a transition Kathleen Abbott Josephine Acierno Mark Acquaviva Joan Adams Michael Adams Steven Adorn Carol Alessandro James Allen Kevin Allen In the transition between Sophomore and Senior years, a Junior finds himself neither naive nor innocent but still not quite as sophisticated or worldly as a senior. A Junior knows the workings of the school and the administration and walks confidently about the school. Although a Junior is no longer imprisoned on the third floor, he is still not completely welcome to walk the corridors of the first floor, this is strictly Senior territory. Junior year is a transition period full of headaches and troubles, triumphs and successes. It is a year of anticipation for the time when the class will become the upperclassmen of the school, a time for taking PSAT’s and a bit of soul-searching for those who are still uncertain as to what they want to do after graduation from high school, and a time for developing confidence and maturity. Judith Allonby Marc Alman Michael Almquist Peter Altman John Amirault Patricia Amoroso Jeanette Annonson Peter Antonelli Sandra Appel Mark Armoian Deborah Arnold Anthony Arsenault Marguerite Artino Linda Athridge Michael Atwater Daniel Avallone Diane Babin Patricia Babin Joseph Baglieri Joseph Baglio Diane Baker Jolene Baldwin John Ballerini 186 JUNIORS 4 Daniel Breault Nancy Brown Marjorie Barrow Francis Barthelmess Brian Bartlett Marie Barton Joseph Bates Janet Beaudoin Kathy Belbin Eric Belliveau Kevin Bennett Michael Berry Deborah Berte Virginia Betts Jeanne Binda Bruce Boisvert Justine Boisvert Ellen Boland Michael Borseti Joseph Bouley Warren Brandano Wilfried Braunack Mary Brazeau Kevin Brown Doris Burgess Nancy Burgess Tony Fosco listens attentively in History class. JUNIORS 187 Louise Burke Daniel Burns Helena Burns Steven Burstein Mary Cadigan Joan Caiazzo Mark Camarata Paul Cammarata Robert Campbell Susan Campbell Donna Candeloro Duane Cantera Gina Capodilupo Robert Carlton Nancy Carmichael Nancy Carr Steven Carr Brian Carroll Lisa Carroll William Casamento David Chalmers Valerie Chingris Patricia Chisholm Richard Chiulli Theresa Ciampa Susan Ciccarelli Angela Ciccolo Nancy Clark Terry Clemente Linda Cline Rosemary Coder Susan Cohen Robin Colarusso Brendan Duffy, assistant principal of the Junior class, chec up on one of his Juniors. 188 JUNIORS spirit of ' 76 a true motto When the Class of 1976 first entered Malden High in September, 1973, it chose to publicize itself as “The Spirit of ' 76 — the Class Heard ’Round the World.” This past September the return of the class was announced by colorful posters on the second floor, which the class now inhabits. Because of the spirit and enthusiasm of the class, it has found it easy to live up to the ideals of its motto. Last year, the class decided to adopt a child overseas. This year, they chose to adopt an Indian girl from the Mission Tribe in California, hoping that their charity could be utilized in the United States rather than abroad. Gail Connors Earl Cook Sheryl Cooke David Costello Michael Craven Linda Crenshaw Anne Croft Timothy Crowley Lisa Crumley Charles Cummings Judith Cummings Paula Cunneen Paul Cuoco Paul Curley Philip Daley Teresa Curcetti Joan Cusson Jo Ann Daly Mary Curley Stanley Czerepica Gina Danca Kenneth Danforth Jay Darish Thomas Darragh Anthony Davis Linda De Acetis Stephen DeFilippis James Delorie Kathleen DeNatale Denis Devlin Teresa Diaz JUNIORS 189 Paul DiNunzio Richard DiSalvatore Mark DiScipio Stephen Doherty David D’Ortona Edna Doucet Marybeth Downing Theodora Dracopoulos Nathaniel Dudley Michael Duggan Paula DiBiase Judith DiCesare Thomas DiFilippo Maureen DiNitto Joseph Lavargna relaxes for a moment during a test in English class. Daniel Durgin April Dworkin June Dworkin Mary Dyer George Eliopoulos Brian Ellis Gary Ellis Ronald Esposito Diane Faiella Mark Farrell Richard Farrell Robert Farrell Bruce Faucher Nancy Feener Bernice Fielding Darlene Figelski Barbara Finn Gary Finn Jeffrey Finn Eric Fishman Maureen Flanagan Judith Focht Joseph Foley 190 JUNIORS far Lisa Foley Albert Ford Antonio Fosco Marian Fowler George Franey Linda Franey Joseph Frauton Michael Freni Kurt Frim Stephen Gaffey Francesco Gagliardi William Gallagher Susan Galvin John Garbarino Sherry Gardner Carol Gartland Jeffry Gay Kevin Gear junior elections a close contest After the usual adjustments during the first weeks of school the elections for Junior class officers were held. This year’s juniors had to select seven out of fifteen candidates. It was a very close election. After the final ballot, the results were President, Robert Goldstein; Vice-President, Mary Kay Hurley; Secretary, Nancy Burgess; Assistant Secretary, Dee Dee Medugno; Treasurer, Maureen Hurley; Assistant Treasurer, Ricky Goldstein; Historian, Judy Cummings; S.F.A.A.B. representatives, Lisa Carroll and Donny Roach. A few of these officers were incumbents from the year before. Therefore, they were experienced and prepared for another year of hard work. Patricia Gerrin Louis Gersh Gary Ghika Robert Gidari Joyce Gilardi Gary Gilbert John Gilbert Mary Gillespie Michael Gillette Philip Gindy Joseph Giunta Wendy Giunta JUNIORS 191 Mark Goldberg Bonnie Goldrick Richard Goldstein Robert Goldstein Robin Goober Marva Gooding Howard Goodman Peter Goodwin Phyllis Goodwin Mary Gordon Cheryl Goss Patricia Grady Robert Gramolini Helen Grandeau Nancy Gravallese Dana Gray Elyse Gray Karen Gray Mary Gray Barbara Greenberg Lawrence Greene John Grenham Lisa Gricci Michael Grimes Barbara Grungo Nancy Habeeb Eleanor Hablitz Luanne Hagan Mark Hagopian John Hall Charlotte Halpin Joanne Hamel Leo Hamel David Hammersley Linda Hanifan James Hanley Paul Hanson Randall Hanson juniors sponsor 50 ' s nostalgia Bobby socks, knee-length skirts, greased back hair, and leather jackets all turned out at the Junior Class Event Friday night, November 8. The Class of 1976 captured the spirit and held a revival of 50’s and 60’s songs which Bud Ballou, a disc jockey for WVBF, emceed. Bud Ballou distributed prizes to anyone who could answer such questions as, “What song was the theme for a man who was leader of the pack?’’ Anyone knowledgable enough was awarded a contemporary album as a remembrance of his Friday night at the 50’s dance. Teachers and students twisted and jitter-bugged to the sounds of the 50’s. The dance proved to be a financial and social success and gave the Junior class a good start in satisfying its financial needs. 192 JUNIORS Karen Harding Paul Hardy Lois Harrington Mary Harrington Richard Harris Robert Harris Steven Harris Brian Harvey Kevin Hegarty Laurie Hendry Karen Hennessey James Henry Cheryl Hoffman Kerry Hogan Harriet Honigbaum Gary Horton Denise Howard Patricia Hunte Mary Hurley Maureen Hurley Alfred Jacobson Michelle Jackson Stephanie Johnson Nancy Jordon Walter Kallunki Keith Kane Michael Kanofsky Diane Kaplan Jana Kaplan Donna Kelleher Maureen Kelleher )e Frauton and friend display ’50 ' s costumes at the Junior Class ance featuring disc jockey Bud Ballou. JUNIORS 193 Richard Kenney John Kiernan Linda Killing Kathleen Kirby Charles Klim Edward Kosta Robert Lacey Judy LaFarge Jane LaFauci junior advisors muster class Sponsoring a float in the Bicentennial Celebration, making a Christmas basket for a adopted child, and selling bumper stickers were all activities planned by the advisors and Class of 1976 to get their class involved in school activities and in social problems and events. The advisors of this “spirited” class are Sharon McGee, Peter Carroll Sarah Riley, Karen Aresco, Cecil Busby, Frank Abrahams, Lois Brickley, Richard Bezubka, and Jim Griffin. It is a young group which has already stirred the class to adopt a needy chid. The class was enthusiastic during tryouts for Junior Varieties. Head Advisor Ms. McGee said, “The class is a good one, and they’ve really got it together.” Kenneth LaFauci Karen Lane Robin Lane Stanley Langston Mary Ellen Lanigan Anthony Lauria Phyllis Lauria Linda Lawlor Mary Lawlor Cynthia Ledbury Gary Lee Robert Lenehan Frank Letizia Andrea Levin Audrey Levin Frank Levine Elizabeth Leyva Wendy Liederman Carol Livingston Ann Lloyd 194 JUNIORS Lawrence Lutch Catherine MacAulay Douglas MacDonald Lynne MacDonald Sherrill MacDonald Scott Mallett William Mallon Victor Maniscalco John Manley Susan Mansir Cheryl Marciello Joseph Maribito David Marriott John Marrone Robyn Mars Eileen Martin Bernard Martino Anthony Martone Roberta Masiello Patricia Masotta Paula Mayne Richard Mayo William McCoy Paul Mazzarella Theresa McDermott Colleen McBride Margaret McDonald John McCarron Francis McFarland Sharon McCole Nancy McHugh Robin McKeon Cynthia Ledbury looks questioningly at her English teacher. JUNIORS 195 William McLean Catherine McMahon David McNeill John McNeill Scott McNulty Brendon McWade Diana Medugno Michael Mehos C. Melehet Cindy Melone Janet Mouse Margaret Millner Kathleen Mingo Linda Moffitt Pietro Mogianesi Marie Montecalvo Patricia Moore Michael Morelli Darelene Moreschi Joanne Moreschi Nancy Moriconi Helen Morrill Mary Morris Richard Morris Karen Moulaisoh Andrew Mullaney Paul Munroe Karen Murphy Maureen Murphy Michael Murphy Kathlen Murray Jay Myerow John Myers Helen Morrill proofreads her work in shorthand class. 196 JUNIORS juniors make bicentennial plans This year’s Junior Class is not merely the Class of ’76; they are “The Spirit of ’76.’’ The class has joined together with the city of Malden in the preparations for the Bicentennial celebration. They have set up a committee advised by Mrs. Brickley, a member of the History department, to sponsor a float in a Malden parade in May. They are also discussing the idea of making a quilt which will be on permanent display in the new City Hall as a representation of the “Spirit of ’76.’’ The Juniors hope to see more participation by the student body with the Bicentennial planning. They feel that clubs, Seniors, and Sophomores should follow their example by becoming involved with what the City of Malden plans for the celebration. Patricia Nelson Michelle Nocella Donna Noone Edmund Nuttall Michael Norton Cheryl Norton Francis O’Brien James O’Brien Micheal O’Brien Patricia O’Brien Thomas O’Brien Paul O’Conner Karen Parow Mark Pashoian Rosa Pasquale Dominic Peduila Margaret Perry Catherine Person Joanne Persuitte Mi chelle Petruzello Joseph Pimental Joseph Pisaturo Kimbly Ohlson Gerard O ' Sullivan Janet Oxman Paul Olimpio David Ouellette Mary Paino Anne O’Neill Raymond Ouellette Sharon Palmer JUNIORS 197 William Pitts Michael Ploumbides Laurette Poirier Dennis Pontbriand Steven Poole Linda Porter Richard Kenney tries, in vain, to read a book in his Study. Brian Powers Mary Powers Joseph Prendergast John Proctor Susan Puopolo Walter Purves Brien Quinn Karen Racioppi Leslie Rainen Robin Ralph Catherine Ranieri Doreen Rappa John Rauseo Laurette Reynolds Sheryl Richardson Stephen Ricotelli Richard Risteen Kimberly Rivers Wendy Rivers Donald Roach Karen Rodenhiser George Rodnizki Babara Rogers Douglas Rogers 198 JUNIORS Frank Ross William Rowe Theresa Ruane James Ruggiero Rose Ruplis Charles Russell Mario Russo Scott Rutledge Nancy Ryan Ronald Sager Laurie Sanborn Andrew Sandler Francisco Santiago Richard Santo Barbara Santoro Rocco Saraceni Domonic Sardo Paul Sarrategui juniors survive driver ' s ed Few students look forward to staying after school two nights a week for Driver’s Education classes. Yet, there is one magical goal, the dream of getting their licenses, which keeps about one hundred students, mostly Juniors, after school for Driver’s Ed. Driver’s Ed teachers Mr. Shwartz, Mr. Guarino, and Mr. Gargill, a junior high math teacher, encourage discussions and often use visual aids, some of which include Walt Disney films on driving. Pizzas are brought to class, and milk shakes are slurped. After ten long weeks, thirty class hours pass by. Six additional hours of driving and six hours of observation are eventually fulfilled. After being awarded his Driver’s Ed Certificate for survival, each student is then eagerly let loose to become a competent driver. Jonathan Simons Mark Sinclair Paul Skiffington Dennis Sasso Elizabeth Sasso John Sasso Judith Sawyer Julie Sbraccia Thomas Scannell Ross Schifano Louis Scibelli Toni-Lee Serino Dominic Settemio Kathy Sherbertes Rhonda Shiner JUNIORS 199 Lorraine Spinella Nicholas Spirto Linda Squires Dennis Sullivan Diane Sullivan Helen Sullivan Kathleen Sullivan Mary Sullivan Maureen Sullivan Alice Surette Kathleen Surette Michael Swible Gloria Tabacco Michael Tamagna Ronald Small Leeanne Smith Nancy Smith Joanne Snowdon Marla Snyder Rosalyn Sooserian James Sordillo Tamara Soussan Valencia Sparrow Donna Spaulding Edward Spellman Cheryl Speranza Deborah Tammaro Lori Tavares John Teal Michael Thibert Daniel Thomann Edward Thomson Richard Tkaczuk Mark Tolstrup Cheryl Tonge Robert Trahey Paul Trickett Robert Trickett c ass rings still popular There is a period some time during the Junior year of high school when it seems that almost every student is trying to scrounge a bit of money here and there in order to buy that bit of tradition which ties all three years of high school together, a class ring. Of course, some students receive a class ring as a Christmas gift from their parents, but these number a privileged few. This year’s Junior Class is no different. They too must save all the money that happens to fall their way whether it be from baby-sitting, allowance, or a part-time job. But no matter how they earn their ring, a student may be proud of his bit of Malden High School. 200 JUNIORS Cynthia Turpin Theresa Valley Denise Venditelli John Vetrano Cynthia Vetree Mariann Vining Lillian Vitale Michael Vona Josephine Vozzella Roslyn Walcott James Walsh Pauline Walsh Robert Walsh Nancy Ward Lawrence Weiner Glenn Weymouth Brian White Diane White Suzanne White Darlene Wilson David Wood Robert Wood Pamela Woods Maureen Wooldridge Judith Wright Kathey Yates Daniel Young Rosemarie Zarro Pamela Zipperi Christine Zulli Karen Rodenhiser dances to songs of the ' 50’s at the Junior Class Dance. JUNIORS 201 Glen Acquaviva Patricia Acres David Adelman Robert Agneta Elizabeth Alexander Kimberly Allen Robert Allen Steven Alpert Joseph Amari Denise Amirault Paul Amoroso Maria Anagnos sophomores begin new life For many Sophomores, it is frightening to enter a large school such as MHS for the first time. They must leave the security of a junior high and begin all over again to adjust to new rooms, new routines, and new friends. They often end up with confused schedules. They may also find themselves in the wrong room after sitting through a whole class period. Questions such as “Where do I go to get an admit slip? and “Who do I see if I want to change my schedule?” often remain unanswered throughout the Sophomore year. During the first few months, most sophomores remain loyal to their former junior highs. Before long, though, they will know the high school and will lose their newness as they begin to function as a class. Steven Anastas Linda Anderson Robert Anderson Anthony Andreucci Richard Angelo Colin Ansine Eric Anteen Joanne Arbo Alison Armour Catherine Armstrong Lee Armstrong Susan Arnold Kevin Arsenault Laraine Babcock Andrew Babin Denise Babin Peter Babine Douglas Bagley Claire Baglio Mary Barbagallo 202 SOPHOMORES Mary Battaglia Cory Bell Stephen Bellavia Edgar Bellefontaine Barbara Bennett Robert Benson Kym Berman George Bertini David Blanch Joan Boal Gwen Bois Joanne Boland Pamela Bolduc Doreen Bonds Richard Bonds Francis Borseti Richard Boudrow Glenn Bowie Wayne Bowie Michael Boyle Sherri Bradley Sheara Brand Eric Broady David Brennan Robyn Broady Jonathan Brickman Dana Brown Shawn Brickman Linda Brown Stephen Brickman Maryrose Brown Robert Brown Joe Cipriano, Joe Strum, and Tim Buckley applaud at their first pep rally in Jenkins Auditorium. SOPHOMORES 203 Amy Brudnick Vicki Brussard Richard Bryan Cindy Bryant Michael Bucciero Timothy Buckley Karen Buonopane Patti Burgess Kevin Burggren Stephen Burke Debra Burns Linda Burns Sandra Butt Mark Button Robert Button Francis Byrne Michael Byrne Joseph Cady John Cagno William Cahalane James Cahill Laura Cain Carolann Callahan Edward Callahan Paul Cameron Maryann Cammarata Karen Campano Bruce Campbell Rita Cappuccio Celeste Capra Ronna Caras Michael Carberry Kevin Carbin Patrick Carbone Patty Cardone Jeanmarie Cardoza Mr. Hines teaching a sophomore English class. 204 SOPHOMORES getting lost a sophomore error My first day at Malden High was traumatic. How absolutely emharassing it was to be five minutes late and to walk into a classroom full of strange faces. Unknowingly, I had interrupted the teacher’s first-day-of-school speech. Stammering, I gave my weak explanation for laten ess. I’m a sophomore. I’m new to this school and I lost my schedule six times already and ... I twisted my head to glance briefly into my future class. The many different faces blurred into one. All possessed the same titled head and staring, wondering eyes. I began to flutter needlessly, tugging at my hair, and checking my blouse. The teacher smiled pityingly and broke the news to me. The room I was looking for was 201; the room that I was presently in was 207. I walked out numbly to continue my search for 201. John Carozza Sandra Carr Linda Carrico Thomas Casaletto Daniel Casamento Mary Casey Peter Casper Frances Castaldo Philip Castelone Donna Cavallaro John Chadwick Jeffrey Chamber Roy Coffin Mitchell Cohen Janet Colangeli David Colantuoni Cheryl Colborne Wayne Colella Linda Collier Barbara Collins Wanda Collyer Donna Conforti Michael Conlon Thomas Conlon Joseph Connearney Joseph Chandler Anthony Chiccuarelli Ann Ciulli David Chapman Francis Cianciulli Alan Clapp Steven Cherone Joseph Cipriano James Clark SOPHOMORES 205 Cheryl Connolly Daniel Connolly Tina Coombes Barry Cooperstein Mary Copson Richard Corricelli Donna Cosman Richard Cox Kim Craven Lori Crockwell Michael Cronin Steven Cronin Michael Crotty Judith Crowe Robert Crowe Kathleen Crowley Herbert Cruikshank Kevin Cullen Kevin Cummings Nancy Cunha Renee Curley William Curley Debra Curran John Curran Jane Curtis Gayle Cusson David Daley Paul D’Antilio Charles Davidson Debra Dawson Elizabeth DeA villa Lisa DeBenedetto Mark DeBonis Michael DeBonis Denise DeGloria Linda DeMartino 206 SOPHOMORES Peter Demirdjian Joseph Denovellis Debra D’Entremont John DePriest Joyce DeVincentis Frank DiCesare Diane DiChiara Judith Didio Deborah DiMeco Donna DiMeco Valerie DiNapoli Richard DiOrio Joseph DiSalvatore Anna DiSchino Joanne DiStafano Brian Doherty Lynne Doherty Rosemary Doherty Theresa Doherty John Donahue Robert Donahue sophomores elect first officers In November the Sophomores held their first class meeting under the supervision of Mr. Barry Fitzpatrick the Class of 1977’s newly elected Head Faculty Advisor. Business taken care of at the meeting was the speeches by the thirty candidates for sophomore offices. For weeks, hundred s of posters were taped to walls and stairwells all over the school. When the final ballots were counted the new officers for the class of 1977 were Cathy MacMullin, President; Susan Lucey, Vice- President; Nancy Marciello, Secretary; Gail MacNamara, Treasurer; and Diane Spinelli, Historian. Elected to the SFAAB was Dana Brown and School Committee Representative was Cathy MacMullin. Sharon Donahue Martha Donnarumma Joseph Doucette Doris Dowling Michael Downing John Doyle Saul Drevitch Dominic Drinkwater Kathleen Duggan Karen Dunn Marianne Dunn Ronald Dunphy SOPHOMORES 207 John Edwards Pericles Eliopoulos David Ell A Joyce Elliot K i j Tonda Ellis ■! Paul Emanuele fl il Vincent Esposito Linda Faiella Terry Faro Robin Farren Sandra Farry Patricia Fee Jodi Feldman Mark Feldman Louis Femino Joseph Ferreira Ernest Fielding Yvonne Fielding Shirley Fiermonte Mark Filippi Alexander Finn Barbara Finn Donna Finn George Finn Joseph Finn Joseph Finn Patricia Finnegan Licia Firmani Karen Fitzgerald Maureen FitzGerald Dennis Fitzpatrick James Fitzpatrick Joane Fitzpatrick Patrick Fitzpatrick Richard Flammini Thomas Flanagan Kathleen Flynn Kevin Foley sophomore advisors see high goals Advisors for the Class of 1977 are Barry Fitzpatrick and his team of Carol Gavoorian, Gerald Alleyne, Mary Downes, Cecil Busby, and Philip Darragh. Most of them have advised classes before and are familiar with the joys and headaches of being a class advisor. The advisors have three main goals, for the class. These are to make the class feel wanted, to make the class an important part of MHS, and to bring the class together. At the first meetings of Sophomore homeroom representatives, several suggestions for class activities were brought up. One novel idea was a Computer Dance, where a student would be matched with another at the dance by computer. Activities such as this would help the goals of the advisors to be reached. 208 SOPHOMORES James Foreman John Forgione Francis Fougers Jon Frauton Stephen Freker Robert Friberg Robert Frye Joan Fucci John Furlong Joanne Gaffey Patricia Gagliardi Denise Gardiner Lorraine Garrity Karl Gartland Louise Gautreau Deborah Gavin Michael Gear Paula Gelzenes Steven Genova Mary Gentile Claude Gerard Linda Giandomenico Susan Patri prepares to head for her fourth period class. Albert Giangregorio Robert Giangregorio Patricia Giglio Linda Gilbert Peter Gilette Joseph Giordano Michelle Girolamo Michael Glazer Paul Glennon Steven Glennon Kelly Glynn Mark Goodram SOPHOMORES 209 Robin Gorfine Michael Gostanian Judy Gottschalk Timothy Gover Dennis Grace Veronica Graf Anthony Gravallese Patricia Gray Mark Greeley Donna Grenier Nancy Griffin Janice Guarino sophomore spirit apparent early Ms. Carol Gavoorian, Sophomore class advisor, pleaded with the Sophomores during a November assembly to “Please bring in your class dues!” The class came through with over seven hundred dollars within one week. During the Busing Forum held in the Gay Auditorium on December 10, at least one sophomore, Amy Brudnick, was courageous enough to sit with a panel consisting of Mrs. Virginia Yardumian, Mrs. Amelia Miclette, and the Reverends Lawson and Rowe. The Sophomores asked challenging questions of the panel and guest speakers, news announcer Barbara Borin and State Senator Steven McGrail. The Class of 1977 has shown its spirit and dedication by establishing precedents for a sound financial basis and a willingness to participate in school activities while generating its enthusiasm to others. Brenda Gudmundson Denise Guliano Mary Hall Sally Hall Nancy Halleran Michael Hamilton Duane Hamlin Dona Hammersley Susan Hammersley Robert Handy William Hanley Elizabeth Hannaford Nancy Hannon Peter Hanson Daniel Harries Brenda Harris Linda Harris James Hattabaugh Paula Healy Kathleen Hegarty Cheryl James Hickey Hickey Karen Michael Hoffman Holden Walter Hennessey Jean Hicks Walter Hong 210 SOPHOMORES Anthony Joseph Daniel Kelley Francis Hood Joseph Horne Robert Hotz Timothy Hoy Anthony Hudson Kathleen Hughes Jean Hume Ellen Hunt Wayne Hurley Nancy Ignazi Chedva Irlender Scott Isaksen Laurel Jacobs William Jenkins James Johnson Michael Johnson Laurie Johnston Debra Jones Dennis Jones Robert Jones Virginia Jones Beverly Kanofsky Paul Kilroy Judith Kimball John DiGiammarino, assistant principal to the Sophomore Class and an avid sports fan watches the Chelsea game at the Macdonald Stadium. SOPHOMORES 211 Richard Kimball Joan King Pamela Kingsley Diane Kinnon Lisa Kipnis Edward Kitchen J ody Klayman Evelyn Knight Paul Kouroyen Luis Kurs William LaCombe Robert LaDonne Louis Laforest Joseph LaFrenier Cheryl LaMonica Rena Landay Theresa Lane Steven Langille Melvin Langston Betty Lanigan Linda Lanza Edward Larson Mary LaSpine Rita Lawler Tracey Lawrence Rachel Lawson Charles Leason Vivien Lee Mark Left Jeffrey Leftin Judith Legon Daniel Lenehan Lynne Leonard John Leone Scott Leslie Barry Levine Joanne Arbo seems annoyed at the interruption of the p tographer. 212 SOPHOMORES Donna Liadis Michele Lind tree sale sophomore success This year, the sophomore class urged citizens and students of Malden to buy their Christmas trees from the Class of 77 at Macdonald Stadium on December 7-8. This project aided the class treasury and helped unite the sophomore class. The Christmas tree sale involved almost every student in the sophomore class. According to Ms. Gavoorian, sophomore class advisor, this was the main purpose of the sale. Different crews were formed to work as salesmen, Santa Clauses, and little elves. Refreshment stands were set up, and Choral Arts was present to provide entertainment. The Band was also there to liven the Christmas spirit. The sale was successful in collecting over a thousand dollar profit The class may sponsor another Christmas tree sale next year and use it as an annual fund-raising project each Christmas. Ralph Lindstrom Wendy Unman Diane Lloyd Diane LoChiatto Neal Lochiatto Kenneth Lockhart James Lombardozzi James Long Thomas Looney Susan Lucey Lisa Lucontoni Marie Luise Susan Mack Catherine MacMullin Raymond Magliozzi Kim Mahoney Susan Mahoney George Malta Donna Malzone Consiglia Manganiello Salvature Manganiello Anthony Maniscalco Patricia Manley John Manning Susan Mansfield Eric Lunde Donna MacDonald Anne Marie MacDougall Rita Lutkevich Edward MacDonald Christina MacFarlane Michael Lynn William MacDonald Mark MacGregor SOPHOMORES 213 Susan Manzi Laurie Marchetti Nancy Marciello Crest Marenghi Maureen Marfoli Marcia Margolies Sophomores experiment in Introductory physical Science Class Lorna Marshall Cheryl Marsmelli Laurel Martino Lee Masterson Lori Masterson Wayne Matewsky Hugh Matthews Nancy Mattsen Albert Mayhew Jane McBride Patricia McCabe Mary McCarron Gerald McCarthy Pamela McCarthy Brenda McDermott Dawn McDonald Judith McHugh Gail McNamara Margaret McNulty Ricky Melanson Peter Menzies Lawrence Meo Frank Meuse Patricia Meuse Donna Micale Kevin Michel Thomas Millar Pamela Milligan Amy Mintz Brenda Modugno 214 SOPHOMORES David Modugno Donna Moffitt Ernest Molinari Sandra Molinari Frances Monahan Nancy Montgomery Aaron Moore Darcelle Moore Holly Moore Janet Moran Edwin Morel John Moreschi Thomas Morley Cindy Morrell Donna Morrell Peter Morrell Donna Mullaney Jeffrey Mullaney Darlene Munsey Linda Murphy Robert Murphy sophomores suffer through entrance “Oh, you’re only a sophomore? Poor kid! Too bad, you still have two more years to go!” is the encouragement which each sophomore has to put up with every day. Besides these humiliations, he must also hear various “injustices”. Many sophomores get their morning exercise from climbing three flights of stairs to their homerooms. They are not allowed on work study or early release programs, even though many have seventh period studies. In many ways, the sophomores are restricted. They are blamed for almost every wrong. “A sophomore did it” is not an unusual phrase around the school. Still, each senior and junior has also suffered these same “injustices”. Perhaps it is an initiation process into the school. Seniors and Juniors have survived, and the sophomores will too. Thomas Murphy Virginia Murphy Dennis Murray Lynda Myers Rodrigo Myrie Judith Nally Nancy Neagle Patrick Nee Donna Nelder Richard Nelson Stephen Nickerson Steven Nickerson SOPHOMORES 215 Doreen Nocella Michael Noonan Gail Norton Michael Nunn Dorothy Nye Daniel O’Boyle David O’Brien Linda O ' Brien Richard O’Brien John O’Connor Gerard O’Donnell John O ' Halloran James Olson Lori O’Keefe Marisa O’Keefe Deborah O’Leary Elizabeth O’Leary Debra Olimpio Patricia Oliver James Olson Emily Olszak Cheryl O’Neil Sandra O’Neil Deborah O’Neill Keith O’Neill Syliva Orient Theresa O’Rourke Ellen Pacini Susan Paino George Papile Christopher Pappo Sandra Paproski Valerie Pastore Glenn Paterson Susan Path Linda Patterson Donna Pauline Cheryl Pearlman sophomore life not all trauma It has been scientifically proven that Sophomores are actually normal human beings. For years many Juniors and Seniors have believed that they are not. Sophomores are granted the most sought-after privileges in the school. We are allowed choice seats at all assemblies, and we have lovely views of the city of Malden from our penthouse homerooms. Most Juniors and Seniors have the strange notion that the way to spot a Sophomore is to look for a kid with a runny nose who is tripping over his size 13 sneakers on size 9 feet. That is absolutely false; we can trip over our own two feet just as well with size 9 sneakers. Remember, fellow Sophomores, when times are bad and your patience has nearly run out, take heart; remember that someday soon we just may all become Juniors. 216 SOPHOMORES Luke Phaneuf Brian Phillips Catherine Pinette Robert Pinkham Debra Pirkey Edward Pirkey Keiko Pitts Michael Pitts Mark Piven Dawn Plummer Linda Poole Keith Pottle Deborah Powell Joseph Proctor Eric Provitola Debra Puopolo Thomas Quin Carolyn Quinlan Michael Rafuse Kenneth Ragucci Michael Rawston Diane Rea Carl Redford Donna Rega Sharon Reilly Timothy Reinold Sally Renaud Sheryl Repoza Karen Clark an unsuccessful candidate for sophomore class trea¬ surer at the election assembly. i SOPHOMORES 217 Joanne Ricciardone Pearl Richardson George Richardt Janet Roach Jean Roach Laura Rocco Janice Rodenhiser Phillip Rogers Barry Rosen fatigue rampant in early classes Although I was only half awake when first period began, I warned myself to be sure and pay attention. At the end of the first five minutes of class, the teacher’s voice was droning in my ears, and my lids began their slow journey over my pupils. Hoping to arouse myself from my slumber, I wiggled around and opened my notebook to a new page, ready to survive the class. Much to my horror, the blue lines on the page began to melt into one blur. Aware of the teacher’s disdain, I forced my eyes open and looked innocently and intently at the blackboard, but I collapsed onto my desk. Nodding my head rhythmically, I . dreamed of soft pillows and warm beds. The ringing of the bell too soon awakened me; I jumped up, grabbed my books and raced to my next class, determined to sleep . . . er, study the entire period. Frank Rossano Elyse Rotman Cheryl Rowe William Rucci Robert Ryan Dominick Saldi George Salie Russell Sampson Peter SanAngelo Eden Sandler George Santanelli William Sardo William Sarsfield Tami Savarino Robert Scannel Diane Scarano Lori Scheufele Joseph Scibelli Lisa Seltser Theresa Shamma Daniel Shaughnessy Donna Sheppard Michael Short 218 SOPHOMORES Thomas Skelton William Smeglin Patricia Smith Victor Smith Joan Smolinsky David Snow Donald Snowdon Jill Snyder Lorraine Sordillo Donna Sousa Patricia Sousa Victor Souza Lenny Spallone Michael Spencer Steven Spinale Diane Spinelli Joanne Spinney Lynne Sport Debra Stathacopoulos Marjorie Steele Christine Sterner Stephen Strauss Joseph Strum Brian Sullivan Donald Surette Joseph Surette Michael Svenson Michael Sullivan Maxine Sweeney Robin Sullivan Lisa Taich Benjamin Talbot Carl Gartland spends a pleasant evening with his date at the Junior Class Dance. SOPHOMORES 219 Kenneth Taylor Robert Taylor Robert Teel Carrie Thibault Jeffrey Thompson Christine Tingdahl James Tolstrup Frank Tortorella Jo-Ann Trabucco Anthony Tramontozzi William Trickett Sheila Trioli John Tripp Michael Tufo Cheryl Tumblin William Tupper Robert Turmel Stewart Tuttle Robert Vaccaro Sandra Velleman Frederick Verdi John Victor James Vorron Joseph Waite Margaret Walsh David Ward Robert Watkins Kenneth Watson Donna Webb Laurie Weiner Adrianne Weiss Mary Welch Phyllis Werlin Donald West Kimberly West Debra Wheeler Sophomores Billy MacDonald, Karl Gartland, and Joe Sur rette unolad Christmas Trees at Macdonald Stadium. 220 SOPHOMORES John White Doreen Whiteside Gerry McCarthy struggles with a scotch pine. Charles Whiting Paula Widener William Wild Edward Willcox Kim Willcox Linda Williams Barry Wilson Cindy Wilson Lisa Wilson Robert Wilson Rosalind Winter Stacey Young Robert Zagarrella Barbara Zaia Frank Zaia Jean Zaia Debra Zaltzberg John Zamagni Ann Marie Zampitella Ann Marie Zipperi Christine Zschokke Keith Womack Lyle Woodworth Francis Wright Sharon Wommer Sandra Worthley Dennis Young Pamela Wood Cynthia Wright Nancy Young I SOPHOMORES 221 school committee and administration school committee in new locale With the completion of the new Civic Center in early April many of the offices on the first floor of the old building were vacated. Among those benefiting from the move were the five member School Committee; Paul Phaneuf, Superintendent of Schools; and Thomas Cosgrove and T. Richard Kelliher, Assistant Superintendents. They and their office staff are enjoying modern and expanded facilities on the first floor of the new building complex. Construction was largely federally funded and represents the first phase in the downtown urban renewal project. Proposals for replacing the original pre-Civil War era City Hall date back to the turn of the century and the new buildings opened in April were badly needed. School Committee; David Rosen, Thomas Fallon, Joan Aliberti, Marguerite Holland, Virginia Yardumian. 222 ADMINISTRATION Thomas Cosgrove, Asst. Superintendent ADMINISTRATION 223 Arthur Boyle Principal administrators Richard Cunningham Asst. Principal for Seniors 224 ADMINISTRATORS Brendan Duffy, Asst. Principal for Juniors John DiGiammarino Asst. Principal for Sophomores Mary Howard, Dean of Girls ADMINISTRATORS 225 Richard Appleyard: English 2.3, Shakespeare, Maldonian Gerald Alleyne: U.S. History, Sociology advisors find jobs rewarding The position of advisor can be enviable, because it enables teachers to get to know students outside of the classroom. The relaxed feeling at meetings makes for informal conversations which give insight into the thoughts and interests of both teachers and students. Accordingto Ms. Sharon Lovins, being advisor to C.A.M. gives herthe opportunity to see the students “grow intellectually and socially from Sophomore to Senior year . . Whateverthe individual reasons, advisors give of themselves — their time, effort, and energy — to benefit students. There are many headaches and frustrations which go along with the job. But the grievances are minimal compared to the rewards of being an advisor. Martin Ansell: T.V. Production Joseph Ackerman: Chemistry, Physical Science 226 FACULTY Hal Amrhein: Exploring Human Nature, Biology Frank Abrahams: Choral Arts, Music Theory Melvin Baran: Typing 1, Money and Taxes. Insurance, Money andBanking John Benotti: Chemistry, Senior Class Advi¬ sor Natalie Benedetto: Home Economics Carmine Belmonte: Distributive Ed. Administrator FACULTY 227 Carole Blake: Band Joseph Blanchette: French 1,3.4 Richard Bezubka: Math, Algebra 1,2, Applied Math Donald Brunelli: Algebra 1,2, Business Math Cecil Busby: Exploratory Shop, Woodworking 228 FACULTY Lois Brickley: U.S.History Christopher Berry: Special Needs John Carroll: Rifle Club Meteorology, Earth Science, Elliott Carlson: Chemistry 1,2, L.l.T. FACULTY 229 MaryComeau: English Louis Ciarfella: Intro. Analysis, Alg. 2, Applied Math 230 FACULTY Brenda Crowley: Guidance Wendell Crawford: Trig, and Analytic. Geometry Lillie Davis: Guidance new courses add to curriculum In an attempt to serve student interests, many new courses were instituted this year. Economics and Business Law were introduced and the English department greatly extended its semester program. Exploratory Shop was designed to expose students to Woodworking, Motors, Electricity, and Mechanical Drawing. The Math department added two new courses to thetraditional program. Introductory Analysis was designed for students who had not had enough background in mathematics to take a year of trigonometry. The Introduction to Computer Science course involved construction of flow diagrams and computer programing. These new courses give students a wider range of subjects to choose from. Students can now take courses which interest them and which they actually enjoy. Phillip Darragh: Geometry, Algebra 2, Ap¬ plied Math Linda Davin: Film Making, English 3, Sur¬ vey Am. Lit., Survey Br. Lit. FACULTY 231 Mary Downes: Art Margaret Doherty: Nurses’ Aide James Dempsey: Exploratory Shop, Automotive Claire DeVito: Business Machines, Machine Transcrip¬ tions, Stenography 3, Stenography Transcriptions 232 FACULTY Joseph Evangelista: Law and Economics, Bookkeeping 1, Tying2 George Edwards: Record-keeping, Bookkeeping 2, Faculty Manager of Athletics Elmer Evans: Unnassigned FACULTY 233 Arthur Freedman: English 2,4 teaching methods meet new needs Not only does the curriculum change according to student interest, but techniques change to meet student needs. Field trips included a visit to the cemetery by the Existentialism class and a visit to the Malden courthouse by the Literature of Crime classes. Speakers such as John Henning and Barbara Borin attended some of the U.S. History classes. The Chemistry II class added new topics to its progressive team teaching approach. Mr. Scannell, Mrs. Grillo, former MHS Chemistry teacher, Mr. Benotti, and Dr. Ackerman were lecturers for periods of four weeks in specialized fields. All of these innovations were successful attempts by the school to meet changing student needs. Barry Fitzpatrick: Health Earl Fitzpatrick: Automotive Shop 234 FACULTY Lois Goddard: English 3.4 Carol Gavoorian: Steno 1.3, Legal Secretary Elizabeth Gowell: English 2,3 James Griffin: Work Study Edward Galligan: German 1,2,3 FACULTY 235 Robert Hines: English 2,4. Robert Guidi: Geometry, Algebra 2, Business Math. Karen Hendrickson: Health William Hanifan: Unassigned Helen Howard: Dean of Girls 236 FACULTY John Hussey: English 4, English Dept. Chairman Frederick Jones: Physical Science, Ecology Club Advisor Adele Kahn: U.S. History Roy Hendrickson: Art FACULTY 237 Thomas Kelly: Physical Education Mary Jane Kowalski: T.V. Production new addition planned for MHS All of the Malden school buildings have long been suffering from overcrowding. To solve this problem, the City of Malden plans to construct a new extension to Malden High School which will eventually include grade nine, and relieve the overcrowding in the junior highs. The present “old” building, which has been standing since 1896, will be demolished. The money needed for the preparations and actual construction will be provided by the Federal Government and from the State. Mayor Walter Kelliher, Building Inspector Ed Devine, School Committee Chairwoman Virginia Yardumian, City Councillor William Patchel, Councillor-at-Large Neil Callahan, and the faculty have been meeting and shapinga preliminary plan forthe modern facilities which will be completed in 1979 or 1980. Kevin Lordan: English 2, Drama 238 FACULTY Harriet Lohnes: French 2,3,4 Thomas Maher: English 4, Blue and Gold Lee Malbon: Business Math, Geometry, Algebra 2 FACULTY 239 •s . .. Joseph Mondor: Guidance James McCann: Latin 3, Classical Cultures, Languagi Dept. Chairman William Mini: Workstudy Co-ordinator Frederick Murray: Music Director Jeffrey McCormack: English 3,4 Sharon McGee: Machine Transcription, Stenogra¬ phy 2, Typing 3, Junior Class Advisor 240 FACULTY Marilyn O’Neill: Child Development Beverly Oxman: English 2. Ann Murphy: English 2 Thomas O ' Donnell: Chairman Social Studies Dept., U.S. History FACULTY 241 Helen Phillips: Stenography, Typing Thomas McGrail: Director of Guidance John Queally: Algebra, Geom. Lucinda Riggirv English Louis Racca: Gym auction promotes new friendships The Senior Class held the second Teachers Auction on February 13-14, in an effort to raise funds for scholarships for seniors. Teachers donated services or prizes and lists were posted on homeroom bulletin boards for review by interested students. On Thursday and Friday, students gathered in the Gay Auditorium after school to bid on their favorite teacher. Some teachers offered a meal, either school lunches for a week or dinner at a restaurant, while others donated tickets to events in the Boston area. There were many original donations w hich students took advantage of, such as an autographed book of poetry, a pool party, and Mr. Angelo’s beard. The event raised a total of six-hundred dollars for the scholarship fund and hopefully acted as a catalyst for better student-faculty relationships. 242 FACULTY Elaine Rivman: Spanish John Ryan: Business Math. Geometry Francis Scannell: Chairman Of Science Dept. John Sadler: Librarian Joseph Rossino: Guidance John Roebuck: Data Processing, Com¬ puter Science Joseph Sacco, Jr.: Business Machines, Athletic Direc¬ tor, Chairman Of Business Dept. Sally Riley: Stenography, Typing FACULTY 243 Evelyn Silver: Guidance Jacqueline Starr: Pyschology, Child Development Richard Tice: Electricity Helen Sullivan: Unassigned Abraham Stein: Unassigned 244 FACULTY Karen Tucker: Chemistry Harold Thurston: Woodworking Katherine Woodward: English Josephine Walczak: Geometry, Algebra 2 Jean Zipke: English Robert Ware: Bookkeeping FACULTY 245 Robert Bressler Mabel Bainbridge Mary Co lei la Paul DiCesare Jeanne Grasso 246 SECRETARIES AND CUSTODIANS Stanley Kuznicki Elmer Nelson Frances O ' Leary SECRETARIES AND CUSTODIANS 247 243 THE COMMUNITY -f Hanson Chevrolet 530-576 Eastern Ave. Malden, Ma. 02148 321-1450 Over 50 years of service to the automobile public Chevrolet , Chevelle, Chevy II , Camaro, Vega , Chevy Trucks Used Cars L F L B e V i s c $ 119 Ftrry St. Haldtn 324 - 11-10 THE WHEEL DEALER. 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SALES RENTALS 5ERV CE MALPEN-BOSTON Gerard O’Sullivan caught in reflection 22 Ferry St., 322-0064 Pandora’s Box window. national honor society ROSS FORMAL] WEAR home, of the East Coast ' s | largest collection, of formal wear fash urns | fabrics, colors, and | 71 £xchanae St, ; Malden | 0 321-702.0 I inw wy i -nit —•n m n mwfi ' r-- THE COMMUNITY 253 gramstorffs mr.zee for cameras and photo supply 101-103 ferry st. maiden 324-4531 William Thistle Ann Mirageas LINCOLN STUDIO Official Portrait Photographers for the MALDONIAN Since 1953 147 Pleasant St. 324-1186 Malden, MA. 254 THE COMMUNITY k� e X THE COMMUNITY 255 maiden city govt. The present Malden City Hall was constructed in 1857, and attempts for modernization were made in the 1880’s. The difficulty of managing a community such as Malden demands larger facilties that the present building. Various departments are scattered in leased locations throughout the city. This lack of space and dissemination of departments impedes the city government’s effectiveness. During the 1960’s, after several successful neighborhood and industrial urban renewal projects, Malden turned its attention to the renewal of the central business district. The continuation of the MBTA orange line trains into Malden and an extensive industrial park are also included in the program. The badly needed new city hall will house all of the city offices, police station, and various other public service agencies. Located on Pleasant Street across from the future Malden MBTA station, the Malden Government Center will be linked to the station by a pedestrian bridge. Studies have indicated that as a result of the extension of an MBTA station and a new government building, there will be an increase in private investment in the central business district. Construction of the civic center began in May 1973, and is expected to be completed by the summer of 1975. ire cfkpparel 99 P2iddlese)c$t JYfalderi , TTjass. 021i8 so Intercity Homemaker Service A community sponsered non-profit organization 33 Dartmouth St., Malden, 322-4256 S 700 BjmduALU yKaJdjin, Aa. jz -jooo Ly liiuck, Inc. icutotn UA.d. rfoJijut J3 llccA l c Spad fora. ;KKK KO KXi ' KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKkK ' -.KKK)fK-K ( K KK KKm kK i { rzslcuj.rani 9 cbocrtynouik St. djLYy } mtisstLchusaUs | id 3$%! KKKK ' KfctfKKKK K KKKI(KKkKKKKKKKKki K Kl KKKI KK.KKKK K t middlesex travel service, inc. 66 Pleasant St., Malden 322-3700 THE COMMUNITY 257 Lamson 110 Exchange St. Malden , MA 02148 to CL hardware supplies 322-8463 Sutherland Drug 671 Safem St., Malden A. Kazerman — Registered Pharmacist 324-9764 SPADY’S | j CATERERS | STAR INC. 1 UPHOLSTERY Office j 278 Pearl St. I 10-10 A MAPLEWOOD ST. Malden, MA. 02148 1 Telephone | Malden, M assachusett5 1 1 324-8300 324-8310 324-3201 322-1600 | | so e5 OUb ' NAL-sup 5 « )Ah iTDCf ' s SOBS St p� 5 T ?U 0 ,su f Santoro’s O f G NAL SUB SHOP 324-8592 A i I £ $ t fljJ-Ki 0fiOs HtrrSo 5 COt-O SO S 6A £ � TS065 6oo � 5o 5 (x to S J4P5 ons 310 Main St. Malden DUFFY ' S Ready M ade Curtains and Draperies 58-62 Exchange St. Malden , MA 322-8945 tSprxigiie cFujitraL cKjome, 339 T leasart Street Mafidcn. 334 - - 5864 258 THE COMMUNITY SUBS OQPsu8se srATSUB5 hot 30B5£oldsu 9S pjtJSuBs fKesftsussioicesoeS c,oo sues6 [W tjujsH orsuBca- 1 0 Y A L. PRINTJN6 38 Lebanon St. Malden,MA. 3U-5975 ....-j AIR FORCE RECRUITER Tour 5ons and daughters can prepare for an important career in today’s Air Age through traminy as part of your AIR FORCE TEAM . For fall information contact your United States AirForce Recruiters ad- 73 Pleasant Street MALDER, MASS. Phone 3 E 3 6570 center t,nue cj y ¥ O Nil 1111 5POET-5 PLaZa BoWlAdWe 438 Broadway 0 Malden , Massachusetts 32,2-8780 Eastern Cleaners North Shore’s Finest Dry Cleaners” Gowns and draperies — our specialty 492 Main St., Malden, MA. 02148 322-0838 and 322-0839 THE COMMUNITY 259 %� ♦ Joseph Sheffer, D.M.D. ORTHODONTICS 621 Main Street 324-7490 Mr. Robert J. Gordon 10 Holden Street 322-8558 Benjamin L. Newbern, M.D.,� fruc 388 Pleasant Street 321-0020 Paul S. Scola,O.D.S. Endontist 214 Main Street 321- 4444 Arron E. Kaye, D.M.D.- , :V 360 Pleasant Street .• : 322- 1440 • 8 � • • • • • t tv - V % • • Q?rJ.M. 3 3S$fein Street 3%2 40 K Dr. SJ don H. Cohen DenfiH 1 ; • .•. � ■ t • � • i • 1 i H “ ' •,! « i h § ' t • • 29Qf£rry Street % 3?J-l442 Stanley E. Listernick, D.M.D. „ i $ Holden Street 3 2-9060 V®5eph Gitter, M.D. Jr., D.M.D. Dr. Carmine A. Guida Optometrist 105 Pleasant Street 322-0737 James A. Casey, Jr., O.D. Optometrist 405 Main Street 322-1490 • • ::h: ..- yibo V-: • • ,; Malden 0 V • ’K ; . ' vV J a m e s M. • .« •� i a - - -. Dr. Rfklwd L. Allard, D.M.D. 388 PJea ent Street 322-4 4.j; • FeliGtf 3«£ Faller, M.D., Inc. 17,WaJ0ut Street Malden Oral Surgery Association Z : % v James M. Timmons, D.M.D. - • % • • + • • V. • � v. « • %• s« • • • � � , •. « • V •. t « «. • itVUohn T. Breslin, D.D.S. v 2tl4 Main Street « V3t4-8090 • ■ %V % W vw sV � i J .• : • • • v «• • V V • - 1, • � « I « 260 THE COMMUNITY professional sponsors • ♦. . • � • r� • � V ‘ � ♦ ft ft ft ft ft ♦ •ft •«: : v � r • ft • • m 0 • + v; « ' • •� • ••• • •• •W Charles 44 .� 4 4 . 4% 4 . % 4 . � $ftaaw;Q ,SMf}i Oj„ , ,... 43 Dartmouth Street —. 324-1231 ?V 7. 201 Mountain Avenue 324-7750 Donnell$Roq©vin, Appleyard Grant, Esq. Law Offj$es V 90 Salerft Streej 324-0 @0 «� • Elihu.J®earlman, £squire Law. br .% 6 Pl sant Street.% 32 7100 4, r � • • E ard W. Gorfine B st Wishes ffcr the Future • • • • 4 • ft % ,‘Larry S. Mazonson ‘Attorney v 445 Eastern Avenue £ 321-7040 � • % • 1 4 ♦ • ftft •• t« ftft I • ft f. •• .♦ ♦ • Elbridge G Davis 1908-1951: Donald A. Welch ft w • Saul I. Gass 525 Highland Avenue 322-9220 • ♦ • ft - M 9 Prescott Son Insurance Agenc y Inc. 116 Exchange Street 322-2350 ♦ •ft Chase, Conniff CdJnpany 6 Pleasant Street 322-5031 •• ♦ ♦ Compliments 1‘ of a .7 Friend Dr. C. Chase Flinders 324-1770 % r • • ft ft ftft Davis Welch Councelors at Law 31 Pleasant Street • • ft Telephones: .324-5830 7324-5831 ' w� • • • 4 THE COMMUNITY 261 THE MALDEN BANKS The First National Bank of Malden 48 Pleasant Street 321-1234 Malden Co-Operative Bank 20 Exchange Street 324-6700 Malden Savings Bank 397 Main Street Malden Trust Company 94 Pleasant Street 321- 1111 Fellsway Co-Operative Bank 353 Main Street 322- 9860 Middlesex Bank 1 Salem Street 322-9860 322-0720 Century Bank and Trust Company 140 Ferry Street 321-5800 thanks to I i i f t $ 0 0 0+ With, iovt from the cast of Stmor Class P ay J KI . v r .o uj tr BBLE. M155 1M 1RMEL5TE1N •« - TON C. J r is -From, the i i jj of tS r c sr V ' AQaoa- -A1-1V9- A3 l H NOCT - 319 3H 262 THE COMMUNITY AL WV (GAYLORD • GLOCKETN5 P£ IL_ L17CY 6ABBY-- isit s iis sisit is a is 19 it it iS n ‘h ! It A ll it IS A A it ,i it A It if it iS it It ! it it it it it it It It It IS If It a VGrnon 3 s iter ' beer Leer beer Leer beer ku?y beefi. 6,7 3 EasiowO ve. v3 c c s 5 w $ £r % -V £ ? 2� beer beer leer beer beet ' beer beer beer it U il il il n n ii ii H ii iS If It It n if a if if if ii if is it if a IS IS If IS If t? If S IS is ft ' fi iSltl(jflflglSlSlWlSl$ SlSlSlflSltlSI8ISiSlS SIS S SlXlSlSlXtXIS!SlS the bible gift shop 26 Lebanon Street , Malden, MA. M KEY 1 § club; GRANADA TWIN THEATRE AA Pleasant St, Malden, MK. CC rrmj Com-pcmcr 111 SttltmSt. P.W.A. FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION MALDEN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT NO. MASS. 1291 wm THE COMMUNITY 263 A favorite adventure in eating for young and old alike. Visit McDonald ' s on the corner of Maplewood Street and Eastern Avenue today and get what you deserve. 264 THE COMMUNITY Vernon C. Newman Realty THE MALDEN SUN TIMES The only security of all is a free press. The force of public opinion cannot be resisted, when permitted freely to be expressed. The agitation it produces must be submitted to. It is necessary to keep the waters pure.” Thomas Jefferson BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1975 Specializing in fine weddings Terry Hill Boutique 628 Broadway Malden , 322-2552 THE COMMUNITY 265 faUj OUCC J L 4 l rt 4 S ’jUj ' sCUJ £ axA guLLs ' U0 jt tlcJ trtl - it Cs AjtU l L t C 1 £Zs}o 6 l 4 . 0 ?£t UjU tC . €L dL 6s sto i£A {tZstt dLs t J2 A suJ ixrtx nj 4L Oryt s f rAlA JLJ tJfrtes sC Os fv ‘ofi t jU . ✓ THE NEW NAVY - OFFERS GRADUATES MORE THAN JUST CONGRATULATIONS The New Navy offers you excitement, opportunity, and satisfaction. All the things you want to build a future on. In the New Navy you can work at an exciting job that really gives you a sense of accomplishment. The kind of job that interests you and gives you real op¬ portunity for advancement. And surprisingly good pay. The New Navy. It ' s a great way to achieve the kind of future you want for yourself. If you think you ' ve got what it takes, find our more. Talk to an expert. Let him help you become someone special in the New Navy. U.S. Navy 10 Holden Street Room 5 322-0696 Hanlons Men’s Shoes 325 Main Street, 321-0159 i ■ ‘ i ■ l i,. ? ) ' -1 vPW Goldman Funeral Home 74 Ferry St. 324-1122 THE COMMUNITY 267 ' ' «d flB u.6 rux $ka£ rte r 0, la. 3 | •I V r ? Clast dt 197 54 del 3 plu.b Rispanjco 204 Main Street Richard R. Burns, Jr. 572 Pleasant Street 322-0194 E.E U3urns Son uneral Homes Florence C. Burns 268 THE COMMUNITY Oil Company 19 THATCHER ST. MALDEN, MASS. 322 . - 44-70 OiH XXZ Cf mvetuttm OCiei cxprefitfe s’ CQnQrofrixlo t n on 5 ! . ym ? X L $1 a ot Bfc -M W-VW ■ t l k _H I - W — V � maiden flower outique 285 main street maiden, ma. 02148 321-6777 pepi $ ideal olds inc. Sales- Service 391 - 3000 n MYSTIC ME MEDFORb THE COMMUNITY 269 £li-i ui injiuninimnini ' j M.H.S. i L.I.T. -i � • I -4 r A r A u p 5 J - 1 L i J L J V- 3 utlitl it litlitut lit li r ut cjT lit ut 1 l Z-d ' j 1 Zjrealin | I $on j 1 I 1 . i I RmeKal Home! W ' [I I I I 610 Pleasant St. | | Kflickn - H orcl I I r L I __ 35.4-0486 Davidson ' s Trucking Co. 7 Union Street Malden, MA. 324-9292 270 THE COMMUNITY TODAY’S ARMY WANTS TO JOIN YOU Sergeants Tom Ryan and Larry Pavlin would like to extend their congratulations to the 1975 graduating class and to extend this invitation for all Seniors who will either be looking for a job right after school or for one later in the fall to drop in to our office at 73 Pleasant St., and find out how Today’s Army can make job-hunting easy. For starters, we can offer over 300 jobs. And you don ' t have to worry about experience or training. We’ll give you that. We’ll help you get the job you want and where you want to do it and all you have to be is qualified. The salary is good and you won’t be short-changed on fringe benefits either. Free meals, free lodging, free medi¬ cal and dental care, and 30 days paid vacation are just a few. If you’re looking for a job that’s as good as you are, come and see us and find out why; TODAY’S ARMY HAS MORE GOOD JOBS TO FILL THAN ANYBODY ___ y Zl ucoCn junior ScKoot 333 Cross St. Malden 3ZA — 5000 ext. 251 THE COMMUNITY 271 LOCAL 22763 V.R.W. 296 Medford St. Malden BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 75 FROM THE CLASS OF 77 Ruderman ' s Furniture 32 Ferry Street Malden 321-2345 272 THE COMMUNITY BEEBE JR. HIGH SCHOOL BAND BEST SOUND AROUND Congratulations to the Class of 1975 from Jane stadium cafe town line plaza maiden, ma. 02148 322-9160 THE COMMUNITY 273 index Abbott. Kathleen A. 186 Abrahams, Frank 227 Acierno. Josephine 31, 186 Ackerman. Joseph 64. 226 Acquaviva, Glen P. 202 Acquaviva, Mark J. 186 Acres. Patricia A. 202 Adams. Joan E. 186 Adams, Joseph 114 Adams. Michael R. 186 Adelman, David B. 202 Adorn. Steven F. 23.41, 186 Agneta. Robert 202 Alessandro. Carol A. 186 Alexander. Elizabeth M. 202 Aliberti, Joan 222 Allen. James P. 57,186 Allen, Kevin J. 186 Allen. Kimberly B. 202 Allen. Robert 202 Alleyne. Gerald 226 Allonby, Judith A. 186 Alloway, Steven P. 114 Alman, Marc E. 186 Almquist, Michael A. 186 Alpert. Steven M. 202 Altman, Peter 64, 186 Amari. Denise R. 114 Amari. Joseph P. 202 Amirault, Denise M. 202 Amirault, John D. 186 Amoroso. Mary E. 114 Amoroso, Patricia M. 186 Amoroso, Paul L. 202 Amrhein. Hal 227 Anagnos. Marie 202 Anastas. Steven J. 202 Anderson, Linda M. 202 Anderson, Robert W. 202 Andreucci. Anthony N. 64, 202 Angelo, David A. 23. 114 Angelo, Joseph 226 Angelo, Richard N. 202 Annonson, Jeanette M. 186 Ansel, Martin 226 Ansine, Colin A. 202 Anteen, Eric M. 202 Anthony, Alan P. 114 Antonelli, Peter L. 186 Antoniou, Anna Marie 33. 113, 114 Antonucci, Gina A. 37, 113, 114 Appel, Sandra 33, 186 Appleyard, Richard49. 110, 111. 226 Aragona. David W. 114 Arbo. Joanne E. 202, 212 Aresco, Karen 226 Armoian, Mark 186 Armour. Alison 202 Armstrong, Catherine E. 202 Armstrong, Lee 202 Arnold, Deborah J. 186 Arnold. Susan M. 202 Arsenault. Anthony 186 Arsenault. Kevin 23, 202 Artino. Marguerite 186 Assetta. Stephen M. 115 Athridge, Linda A. 186 Atwater, Michael N. 186 Austin, Audrey P. 115 Avallone. Daniel W. 186 Avola, Rhonda L. 115 Babcock. Laraine M. 202 Babin. Andrew M. 202 Babin, Cheryl A. 115 Babin. Denise M. 202 Babin. Diane. M. 186 Babin, Patricia M. 186 Babine, Peter 202 Babine, Peter W. 186 Bagley. Douglas P. 202 Bacigalupo, Julia 227 Bagley. Lawrence C. 115 Baglieri, Joseph 186 Baglio, Claire L. 202 Baglio. Joseph S. 4, 49, 186 Baglio, Rosemary 115 Bainbridge. Mabel 246 Baker. Diane 186 Baldwin. Jolene D. 61. 186 Ballerini, John A. 186 Band 80. 81 Barahona. Jerome M. 115 Baran, Melvin 227 Baran, Rhonda J. 115 Barat. Philip M. 186 Barbagallo. Mary 202 Barbagallo. Salvatore 61. 186 Barbaro. Angela M. 115 Barbaro. Camille 115 Bard. Robin A. 116 Barker. Nancy 202 Barker, Susan L. 186 Barkosky, John A. 116 Barnaby, Cheryl 202 Baron, Marjorie E. 41, 61. 65. 202 Baron, Theodore A. 116 Barrett. Patricia A. 116 Barrett, Robert W. 202 Barricelli. Richard M. 49. 202 Barrow. Marjorie 187 Barthelmess. Francis J. 187 Bartlett, Brian P. 197 Bartlett, Elizabeth A. 116 Bartlett, John E. 116 Barton, Craig A. 202 Barton. Marie F, 187 Basketball, Girls 66-69, Boys 72- 77 Bateman, Janet A. 202 Bates. Joseph G. 187 Battaglia. John J. 116 Battaglia. Mary 203 Bauer, Arthur E. 116 Beaton, John J. 116 Beaudoin. Janent M. 187 Bedine, Adrienne 227 Beecoff, Myrna S. 116. 49 Behn. Hans G. 117 Belbin. Kathy A. 61, 187 Bell. Cory K. 203 Bellavia. Robert 53, 117 Bellavia. Stephen 59. 203 Bellefontaine. Edgar W. 203 Belliveau, Eric J. 187 Belmonte, Carmine J. 227 Belmonte. Steven 39, 36. 117 Benedetto. Natalie 227 Beninati. Joseph A. 117 Bennett. Barbara 17.67. 69. 203 Bennett. Kevin L. 187 Benotti, John 4. 5, 110, 111. 227 Benson. Donna M. 117 Benson. Robert E. 203 Berg. Lisa A. 117 Bergin. Debra A. 117 Berman. Kym S. 57. 203 Berman. Mark A. 57. 61. 117. 41 Berry. Brian F. 117 Berry. Christopher 229 Berry, Michael W. 187 Berte. Deborah 187 Berte, Joanne 117 Bertini, George J. 203 Betts. Virginia A. 187 Bezubka. Richard 228 Binda. Jeanne 31, 42, 187 Biscoe, Irene M. 118 Bishop, Cathy M. 118 Black. Cheryl A. 118 Blackman. Mel 36. 110, 111.237 Black Student Union 42 Blake. Alfred R. 118 Blake. Carol 228 Blanch. David A. 203 Blanchette. Joseph 228 Blue and Gold 50. 51 Boal, Joan L. 203 Bois, Gwen A. 203 Boisvert. Bruce R. 187 Boisvert. Joseph C. 41. 118 Boisvert. Justine E. 41.61, 187 Boland. Ellen B. 187 Boland. Joanne 203 Bolduc, Pamela J. 203 Bonanno. Ann M. 187 Bonasoro, Richard P. 118 Bonds, Doreen J. 203 Bonds, Richard J. 203 Bonfiglio, George 228 Boojum Rock 65 Borrelli, Domenic M. 118 Borseti. Francis T. 203 Borseti, Michael 187 Boudrow. Richard P. 203 Bouley, Joseph J. 187 Bourque. Robert J. 118 Bowie, Glenn Edward 203 Bowie. Kim E. 118 Bowie. Wayne M. 203 Boyd. Robert G. 118 Boyle, Arthur P. 25. 224 Boyle, Arthur P. Jr. 41. 118 Boyle. Michael J. 23. 203 Bradley. Sherri J. 203 Brand, Sheara G. 203 Brandano. Michele D. 118 Brandano. Warren D. 187 Brennan. David L. 203 Bressler. Robert 246 Braunack. Wilfried 187 Brazeau, Christopher 118 Brazeau, Mary 187 Breault. Daniel W. 187 Briatico. Alice S. 61, 187 Brickley, Lois 229 Brickman. Jonathan E. 203 Brickman. Shawn R. 23. 203 Brickman, Stephen A. 203 Bridgham. Catherine T. 118 Broady. Eric B. 71. 203 Broady, Robyn A. 203 Brooks, Linden T. 81. 187 Brophy, Susan J. 119 Borwn, Faye C. 61. 119 Brown, Dana F. 41. 203 Brown. Francis A. 119 Brown. Joseph B. 119 Brown. Karen A. 33. 187 Brown, Kevin P. 187 Brown. Kevin W. 119 Brown, Linda M. 42. 203 Brown, Maryrose 203 Brown, Nancy I. 187 Brown. Robert W. 203 Brown, Rosemarie 119 Brudnick. Amy E. 204 Brudnick. Judith A. 61. 63. 49. 120 Brunelli. Donald 228, 41 Brussard. Vicki A. 41. 61. 204 Bryan. Deborah A. 187 Bryan. Richard M. 204 Bryant. Cindy R. 204 Bucci. Mark 120 Bucci. Michael J. 59 Bucciero. Michael 204 Bucciero. Patricia 120 Buchanan. Diane D. 120 Buchholz, Ronald L. 41. 61, 120 Buckley. Loretta R, 120 Buckley, Patricia E. 187 Buckley. Stephen J. 41. 187 Buckley. Steven M. 120 Buckley. Timothy 203. 204 Buonopane. Karen A. 204 Burgess, Doris A. 67. 69. 187 Burgess, Nancy J. 67 Burgess. Patti M. 204 Burgess. Scott J. 120 Burggren, Kevin F. 204 Burke, Brian A. 120 Burke, Cynthia 120 Burke, Elaine M. 17. 18, 120 Burke, Louise A. 188 Burke. Stephen J. 204 Burkhead. Cheryl 204 Burns. Daniel A. 188 Burns. Debra A. 204 Burns, Helena A. 188 Burns. Linda J. 204 Burns. Mark K. 23. 73. 75, 77, 120, 137 Burstein. Steven E. 188 Burt, Bonnie M. 120 Busby, Cecil C. 228 Busby, Kathryn 120 Butt. Sandra R. 204 Button. Mark E. 204 Button. Robert S. 204 Bynoe, Christina M. 42. 121 Byrne, Cheryl A. 121 Byrne, Francis P. 204 Byrne. Michael E. 204 Cadigan. Mary C. 188 Cady.Joseph W. 204 Cagno, John 204 Cagno, Nancy 246 Cagno, Paula 121 Cahalane. William F. 204 Cahil, James M. 204 Cain, Laura L. 204 Caissie. Susan M. 121 Caiazzo. Joan C. 188 Callahan. Carolann 17. 204 Callahan. Edward J. 204 Callahan. Richard W. 121 CAM 41 Camarata. Mark J. 188 Cameron. Paul J. 64. 204 Cammarata. Dean J. 121 Cammarata. Maryann 204 Cammarata, Paul A. 188 Campano. Karen 204 Campbell. Bruce S. 204 Campbell. Robert J. 188 Campbell. Susan M. 188 Candeloro. Donna M. 188 Cann, Andrew B. 122 Canning, Roy E. 122 Cannon. Linda A. 122. 33 Cantera, Duane J. 188 Capodilupo. Gina M. 188 Cappuccio, Anthony T. 122 Cappuccio. Rita 204 Capra. Celeste M. 204 Caras. Ronna I. 204 Carberry. Michael A. 204 Carberry, William E. 122 Carbin. Julie P.51, 122 Carbin, Kevin P. 204 Carbone. Patrick 204 Cardone, Patty A. 204 Cardoza. Jeanmarie 204 Caristinos. Michael A. 205 Carlan. Stephen 29, 122 Carlow. Daniel R. 122 Carlson. Clare 229 Carlson. Elliot 41, 229 Carlton, Robert S. 64, 188 Carmichael. Nancy 188 Carnival, Charles A. 205 Carolan, Bernard 229 Carroll, John 229 Carozza. John G. 49. 205 Carpenter. Steven D. 23. 27. 73. 75. 122 Carr. Nancy J. 188 Carr. Sandra A. 205 Carr. Sharon D. 122 Carr. Steven A. 188 Carrico. Linda A. 205 Carroll, Brian R. 73. 188 Carroll. M. Lisa 31, 41. 188 Carroll. Peter 73. 230 Caruso, Carl 123 Caruso. Corrine J. 123 Casaletto. Thomas M. 205 Casamento. Daniel J. 205 Casamento. William J. 188 Case. Marianne 123 Casey. Doreen 123 Casey, Mary E. 205 Casper. Peter J. 205 Castaldo. Cheryl A. 123 Castaldo, Frances M. 205 Castelone. Philip C. 205 Cavallaro. Donna 205 Chadwick, John M. 205 Chalmers. David A. 188 Champer. Jeffrey M. 205 Chandler, Joseph H. 57. 205 Chapman, David J. 205 Cheerleaders 30. 31 Cherone. Steven M. 42, 205 Chess Club 64 Chiccuarelli, Francis L. 205 Chingris. Valerie R. 45. 188 Chipman. Beth J. 123 Chisolm. Patricia 31. 188 Chiulli, Richard 188 Choral Arts Society 83 Chuha, Elizabeth J. 61. 123 Ciampa. Theresa A. 188 Ciarfella. Louis 230 Ciccarelli. Susan M. 17, 67, 69, 188 Ciccotti, Susan C. 123 Ciccolo, Angela E. 188 Cincotta, Kenneth J. 123 Cioffi, Albert F. 123 Cipriano. George A. 151 Cipriano. Joseph M. 203, 205 Ciulli, Ann M. 205 Ciulla, Constance 123 Ciulla, Salvatore C. 124 Clapp. Alan J. 205 Clark, James 205 Clark, John C. 124 Clark. Karen A. 217 Clark, Nancy L, 188 Clemente, Terry A. 188 Clifford. Barbara 230 Cline, Linda M. 188 Cochrane. Debra A. 124 Coder, Rosemary E. 45, 188 Coffey, Dennis P. 71. 124 Coffin. Robert P. 124 Coffin. Roy M. 205 COG 41 Cohen. Mitc hell B. 205 Cohen. Susan J. 33, 188 Colangeli, Janet L. 57, 205 Colangeli, Patricia M. 17, 67. 69. 113. 124 Colantuoni, David L. 205 Colarusso. Jodi A. 124 Colella, Mary 246 Colarusso. Robin A. 188 Colborne. Cheryl M. 205 Colborne, John 124 Colborne. Julia M. 188 Cole. Kathleen 188 Colella. Barry E. 124 Colella. Marlene C. 188 Colella. Wayne W. 57, 205 Coleman. Paul J. 23. 124 Coleman. Theresa 67. 69, 189 Collier, Linda M. 205 Collins. Barbara J. 205 Collins. James M. 39. 51, 61, 125 Collyer, Wanda 205 Comeau. Denise L. 41, 125 Comeau. Mary 230 Comita. Shirley A. 125 Como. Robert E. 125 Conforti. Donna M. 205 Conlon. Michael E. 205 Conlon. Thomas A. 205 Connearney. Joseph J. 23. 205 Connearney, Robert F. 59. 125 Connolly. Cheryl A. 206 Connolly. Daniel J. 206 Connors. Gail E. 189 Conrad. Ellen M. 125 Conrad. Kathleen G. 124, 125 Conrad. Twilah E. 41, 125 Cook. Earl L. 189 Cooke. Sheryl L. 189 Coombes, Karen D. 125 Coombs. Raymond 230 Coombes, Tina M. 42. 206 Cooperstein, Barry P. 206 Copson, Mary A. 206 Corcoran. Patricia A. 125 Cormier. Gilda 39, 126 Coricelli. Richard A. 206 Cosentino. Lisa A. 126 Cosgrove. Thomas 223 Cosman. Domma J. 41. 81. 55. 206 Costantini, Antonio 126 Costello. David W. 189 Costello. Diane M. 126 Cote. Laura M. 61. 126 Courtney, Roberts. 126 Couture. Theresa M. 126 Cox. Richard A. 206 Coyne. Philip E. 126 Crannel. Jon W. 126 Craven, Kim D. 206 Craven, Michael R. 189 Crawford. Wendell 230 Crenshaw, Linda J. 189 Crockwell, Lori A. 206 Croft. Anne M. 189 Croft, Catherine A. 126 Cronin. Barbara A. 126 Cronin, Debra A. 126 Cronin, Michael A. 206 Cronin, Steven J. 206 Cronin, Thomas M. 4. 126, 156 Cross Country 56. 57 Crotty. Michael G. 206 Crowe, James E. 126 Crowe, Judith M. 64. 206 Crowe. Robert M. 206 Crowley, Brenda 230 Crowley. Kathleen M. 206 Crowley. Shawn F. 127 Crowley. Timothy H. 189 Cruikshank. Herbert E. 206 Crumley. Lisa A. 61. 189 Cuccoli. Nancy J. 127 Cucinotta. Rosemaria A. 189 Cullen. Kevin W. 206 Cummings. Charles 189 Cummings. Judith L. 31, 41, 189 Cummings. Kevin J. 29. 206 Cunha. James S. 41. 53. 127 Cunha. Nancy E. 206 Cunneen, Paula J. 189 274 INDEX Cunningham. Mark J. 127 Cunningham, Richard 224 Cuoco. Paul J. 189 Curcetti. Grazia 127 Curcetti. Teresa 189 Curley, Alice C. 127 Curley, John T. 128 Curley. Mary A. 17. 42. 189 Curley. Paul L. 189 Curley. Renee J. 206 Curley. William J. 206 Curran. Debra A. 206 Curran, John F. 206 Curtis. Jane C. 206 Cusson, Gayle E. 206 Cusson. Joan M. 189 Cusson. Mark S. 128 Czerepica. Stanley P. 57. 189 Daigle, Andrew P. 128 D ' Alessio. Gail A. 128 Daley. David P. 206 Daley, Diane M. 128 Daley. Philips. 189 Daly. Jo Ann 189 Damiano. Gerard P. 132. 128 Damon, Wendy L. 128 Dampolo. Conrad G. 128 Danberg. Cheryl R. 128, 154 Danca. Gina M. 189 Danforth. Kenneth J. 189 Danforth. Richard S. 128 D ' Antillo, Paul A. Jr. 206 Darish, Jay L. 189 Darragh. Paul K. 41, 39. 64. 128 Darragh. Philip 231 Darragh. Thomas J. 189 Davenport. William 231 Davidson. Charles F. Jr. 206 Davin. Linda 231 Davis. Anthony L. 189 Davis, Lillie 231 Dawson, Debra A. 206 Dawson. Gary E. 128 De Acetis. Linda M. 51. 64. 189 De Avilla. Elizabeth A. 206 De Benedetto. Lisa 206 De Bonis. Mark A. 206 De Bonis. Michael A. 206 Dedrick. Walter F. 128 Dedulonus. Karen R. 128 De Felice. Brian V. 128 De Filippis. Stephen A. 23. 189 De Filippo. Anthony 129 De Franzo. Phyllis. G. it 9 De Gloria. Denise L. 206 deGranda. Eatima 231 De Heulle. Michael H. 129 DeHeulle. Peter FI. 129 Delnnocentis, Maddalena 129 Della Gatta, Anthony J. 129 Dellemonico. John E. 130. 162 Delorie, James R. 189 DeMartino, Linda A. 206 D meo. Louise 231 Demirdjian, Peter 64. 207 DeMitre. Matina 130 DeMontier. Bonnie J. 130 Dempsey. James 232 DeNapoli. Ann M. 130 DeNatale. Kathleen M. 189 Denehy, Joseph P. 130 Dennis. Paul W. 130 Devovellis. Joseph A. 23, 207 D ' Entremont, Debra A. 207 D ' Entremont, Stephen G. 130 DePriest. John W. 207 DeRoche. Patricia A. 130 DeSimone. Deborah A. 130 DeVincentis, Joyce L. 207 DeVito. Claire 232 DeVito. Michael F. 130 Devlin, Denis F. 189 Diamond. Jayne 130 Diaz. Teresa 189 DiBiase. Paula S. 189 DiCesare. Frank G. 207 DiCesare. Judith A. 190 DiCesare. Nancy L. 131 DiCesare. Paul 246 DiChiara. Diane T. 207 Didio. Jean 131 Didio. Judith E. 207 DiFilippo. Roberta J. 131 DiFilippo. Thomas 190 DiGangi, Darlene M. 41. 131 DiGiammarino. John 211.225 DiGregorio. Debra M. 61. 131 DiMeco. Deborah A. 207 DiMeco. Donna Marie 207 Di Napoli. Robert G. 23. 131 Di Napoli. Valerie J. 207 DiNitto. Ann M. 131 DiNitto. James D. 131 DiNitto, Maureen E. 190 DiNunzio. Paul J. 190 Di Orio. Richard 207 Di Orio. Steven P. 131 Di Persio. Antonio 131 DiPietro. Lucille 232 DiPietro. Richard J. 132 DiSalVatore. Joseph 207 Di Salvatore. Richard P. Jr. 190 Di Sano, Diane 132 Di Schino. Ann M. 207 Di Scipio. Mark A. 190 Di Stefano. Joanne E. 207 Doherty. Brian A. 207 Doherty. Joseph T. 132 Doherty. Lynne A. 207 Doherty. Margaret 232 Doherty. Rosemary 207 Donahuw, Stephen P. 132 Doherty. Theresa A. 207 Doherty. Stephen J. 190 Donahue. John J. 207 Donahue. Roberts. 207 Donahue, Sharon P. 207 Donnarumma. Martha 207 Doolin, Robert F. 53. 71, 132 D ' Ortona, David J. 190 Doucet, Cheryl A. 19. 31, 132 Doucet. Edna M. 190 Doucette. Gail A. 132 Doucette. Joseph F. 207 Dowling. Doris A. 207 Dowling. Karen A. 41. 55. 49. 131. 132 Downing. Lorna J. 132 Downes. Mary E. 232 Downing. Marybeth 31. 41. 190 Downing. Michael 207 Doyle, John D. 207 Dracopoulos, Patricia 190 Drapola, Charles F. 132 Drevitch, Saul 207 Drey, Thomas 232 Drinkwater. Dominic F. 23. 207 Dudley, Nathaniel 190 Duffy, Brendan 188. 225 Duggan, Joseph G. 133 Duggan, Kathleen 207 Duggan. Michael 190 Dunn. Karen F. 207 Dunn, Margaret M. 133 Dunn, Marianne41, 207 Dunphy, Ronald B. 207 Durant. Carolyn A. 133 Durgin, Daniel L. 190 D ' Urso. Diane M., 207 Dworkin. April S. 190 Dworkin, June F. 190 Dyer, Mary T. 190 Eason. Nancy J. 133 Eccleston. Donna L. 207 ECO 84 Eddy. Cheryl A. 17 Eddy. Mark W. 133 Edwards. George 233 Edwards, John J. 208 Egan, Kathleen 233 Eisen, Steven E. 133 El Club Hispanica 60 Eliopoulos. George P. 190 Eliopoulos. Pericles P. 208 Ell. David B. 208 Ell. Robin L. 133 Elliott. Joyce S. 208 Ellis. Brian A. 190 Ellis. Gary 190 Ellis, Tonda L. 208 Elmstrom. Robin E. 133 Emanuele. Paul G. 208 Equestrian Club 64 Erlandson. Robert 133 Esposito. Anne M. 133 Esposito. Ronald J. 190 Esposito, Vincent J. 208 Evangelista. Deni 233 Evangelista. Joseph 233 Evans. Elmer 233 Fadia, Linda C. 133 Fahey. Nancy M 134 Faiella. Diane tvi. Faiella, John A. 134 Faiella. Linda M. 208 Falberg, Susan 233 Fallon, James R. 134 Fallon. Thomas 222 Faro. Terry 208 Farrell. Mark S. 190 Farrell, Richard V. 190 Farrell, Robert S. 23. 190 Farrell, Stephen J. 134 Farren, Robin 208 Farry. Sandra L. 208 Faucher. Bruce J. 61. 190 Faulkner. John E. 134 Fay. James W. 134 Fee. Patricia 208 Feener, Nancy J. 190 Feldman. Jodi B. 208 Feldman. Mark S. 208 Feltz. Susan M. 134 Femino, Charles J. 134 Femino. Louis A. 23. 208 Ferratusco, Vance C. 45, 73. 134 Ferreira, Joseph 208 Fetter, William 233 Field Hockey 16, 17 Fielding, Bernice 190 Fielding. David M. 134 Fielding, Ernest F. 208 Fielding, Yvonne B. 208 Fierimonte. Paul A. 134 Fierman, Harriet 234 Fiernonte. Shirley A. 208 Figelski, Darlene M. 190 Figelski, Paul K. 134 Filippi. Mark J. 208 Filmore, Scott 134 Finch. Ellen L. 51, 134 Finn. Alexander H. 208 Finn, Barbara A. 31. 190 Finn, Barbara K. 42, 208 Finn. David 246 Finn. Dennis M. 135 Finn, Donna M. 208 Finn. Gary E. 190 Finn. George H. 208 Finn. Jeffrey A. 64. 190 Finn. Joseph P. 208 Finn, Joseph R. 208 Finn. Maureen A. 135 Finn. Paul 21, 23. 25. 134 Finn. Roy 246 Finn. Stephen G. 49. 61, 135 Finnegan, Patricia M. 208 Firmani. Licia A. 208 Fishman. Eric M. 190 Fitzgerald. Karen G. 208 Fitzgerald. Maureen 208 Fitzpatrick. Barry 67. 234 Fitzpatrick. Dennis P. 208 Fitzpatrick, Earl 234 Fitzpatrick, James A. 208 Fitzpatrick, Joane F. 208 Fitzpatrick. Patrick J. 208 Flammini. Richard A. 208 Flanagan. Colleen M. 135 Flanagan. Maureen 190 Flanagan. Patricia A. 135 Flanagan. Thomas P. 208 Flynn, Alfred 234 Flynn. James M. 135 Flynn. Kathleen A. 208 Flynn, Maureen E. 135 Focht. Judith A. 190 Folan, James J. 57. 136 Foley. Colleen D. 31. 136 Foley. Joseph D. Jr. 190 Foley. Kevin J. 208 Foley. Lisa M. 191 Foley. Robert L. 136 Football 20-29 Forbes, Denise E. E. 136 Ford. Albert 23. 191 Ford. Dawn M. 136 Foreman. James E. 23, 209 Forgione. John 209 Forman, Sandra P. 136 Forni. Guerrio 246 Forsythe. Joyce A. 136 Forti. Matthew J. 136 Fosco. Antonio 187, 191 Fougere. Francis 1. 209 Fournier. Cynthia J. 136 Fournier. Daniel H. 39. 136 Fournier. Joanne L. 136 Fowler. Marian 191 Franey. George F. 191 Franey, Linda J. 191 Franzosa. Michael J. 136 Frauton, Jon D. 209 Frauton, Joseph E. 45. 191, 193 Frauton, Richard C. 136 Freede. Judith. M. 136 Freedman. Arthur 234 Frecker, John 23. 73. 77, 137 Freker, Stephen F. 23. 209 Freni, Joseph R. 137 Freni, Michael S. 23. 191 Friberg. Robert E. 64, 209 Frim. KurtM. 191 Frissora. Richard J. 137 Fritz, Laura E. 137 Frye. Robert L. 209 Fucci, Joan M. 209 Fulgham. Kenneth 73, 75. 77 Funicella. James M. 137 Furlong, John D. 73. 209 Future Nurses 85 Future Teachers 85 Gaetani. Mary 137 Gaffey. Janet M. 138 Gaffey. Joanne 209 Gaffey, Stephen 23. 191 Gagliardi. Francesco 191 Gagliardi. Irene J. 138 Gagliardi. Patricia A. 209 Gallagher. William 191 Galligan. Edward 235 Galvin. Claire M 138 Galvin, Michael G. 138 Galvin. Susan D. 191 Garbarino. John R 61. 191 Gardiner. Deborah A. 57. 138 Gardiner. Denise J. 63. 209 Gardner. Sherry A. 31. 42. 191 Gardner. Virginia 235 Garland. Russell T. 21. 23. 138 Garneau. Rise B. 138 Garrity. Lorraine F. 209 Garrity. Richard J. 209 Gartland. Carol A. 64. 191 Gartland. Karl E. 23. 209. 219. 220 Gaudet, Donna M. 138 Gaudette, Kristina M. 138 Gautreau. Louise D. 209 Gavin. Debora A. 209 Gavoorian, Carol 235 Gay. Jeffrey 191 Gear, J. Kevin 191 Gear. Michael 209 Gelzenes. Paula D. 61. 209 Genova. Steven 209 Gentile. Mary A. 209 Gerakis, James 138 Gerard. Claude J. 209 Gerrin, Patricia A. 17, 67.191 Gersh, Louis L. 64. 191 Ghika. Gary D. 57. 191 Giampietro, Kim M. 139 Giandomenico. Linda A. 209 Giangregorio. Adele M. 139 Giangregorio. Albert 209 Giangregorio, Robert 209 Giannattasio. Andrea M. 139 Gidari. Robert C. 191 Giglio, Patricia A. 209 Gilardi. Denise J. 19. 49. 61. 65. 139 Gilardi. Joyce 191 Gilbert. Dorothy M. 139 Gilbert, Gary K. 191 Gilbert, John J. 191 Gilbert, Linda V. 209 Gillespie. Mary A. 191 Gillette, Michael B. 191 Gillette, Peter F. 209 Gillette, Robert P. 139 Gindy, Philip R. 191 INDEX 275 Gmgras. Nancy J. 139 Giordano. Joseph J. 209 Giordano. Paula J. 139 Girolamo. Michelle A. 209 Giunta. Joseph L. 191 Giunta. Wendy S. 191 Glancy. Scott 139 Glazer, Michael P. 209 Glennon. Paul E. 209 Glennon. Steven M. 64. 209 Glick. Norine R. 131. 139 Glynn. Kelly F. 191 Goddard, Lois 235 Godfrey, Sheldon M. 191 Goldberg. Mark S. 192 Goldrick, Bonnie M. 192 Goldstein. Richard M. 64, 192 Goldstein. Robert A. 192 Gonsalves. Randy 140 Goober. Robin A. 33,192 Goode. Lynn 140 Gooding. Marva E. 42. 192 Goodman. Howard E. 192 Goodram, Mark H. 64. 209 Goodwin, Peter W. 81. 192 Goodwin. Phyllis M. 192 Gordon. Cheryl 209 Gordon, Mary T. 192 Gorfine. Robin S. 210 Goss. Cheryl A. 192 Gostanian. Michael J. 210 Gottschalk. Judy A. 210 Gover, Patricia 140 Gover, Timothy P. 210 Gowell, Elizabeth 235 Grace, Dennis P. 210 Grady, Patricia C. 192 Graf. Susan D. 51. 61.64, 65, 140 Graf, Veronica L. 65. 210 Gramolini, Carol A. 140 Gramolini, Joseph P. 140 Gramolini, Robert 192 Grande, George J. 140 Grandreau, Helen 209 Grasso, Donna M. 140 Grasso, Jeanne 246 Grasso, Joseph M. 192 Gravallese, Anthony 210 Gravallese, Nancy L. 192 Gray. Curtis A. 140 Gray. Dana 192 Gray, Donna E. 210 Gray, Elizabeth A. 140 Gray. Elyse 49. 192 Gray. Karen A. 49. 61,64. 192 Gray, Mary E. 192 Gray. Patricia M. 210 Greeley. Mark F. 210 Green. Gail M. 141 Green, Gary L. 141 Greenberg, Barbara L. 41, 192 Greene. Lawrence D. 192 Greenroom 85 Greer, NanetteC. 61. 141 Gregoire. Carol 141 Grenham. Barbara A. 141 Grenham. John F. 23. 192 Grenham. Mary K. 141 Grenier, Donna M. 42, 64, 210 Gricci, Lisa A. 192 Griffin, James 235 Griffin. Nancy A. 206, 210 Grimes. George F. 141 Grimes. Michael 192 Grover. Donna M. 141 Grungo. Barbara J. 192 Grusel, Lynne A. 141 Guarino. Anthony 235 Guarino. Janice L. 210 Guarino, Teresa M. 141 Gudmunson, Brenda L. 210 Guidi. Robert 236 Guitar Club 83 Guliano, Denise A. 210 Habeeb. Nancy J. 192 Hablitz. Eleanor L. 192 Hagan, Luanne 192 Hagopian. Mark D. 192 Hall. Mary E. 210 Hall, John J. 192 Hall, Sally L. 210 Halleran. Nancy J. 210 Halpin. Charlotte M. 192 Hamel, Joanne 192 Hamel, Leo A. 41, 192 Hamilton, Michael 210 Hammersley. David A. 192 Hamlin, Duane 210 Hammersley, Donna J. 210 Hammersley, Susan M. 210 Handy, Robert L. 42. 210 Hanifan. Betsey J. 31. 142 Hanifan, Linda A. 192 Hanifan, William 21, 23. 73. 236 Hanley, James N. 192 Hanley, Scott J. 73, 142 Hanley, William M. 210 Hannaford, Elizabeth G. 210 Hannon. Kathleen M. 142 Hannon, Nancy J. 210 Hanson, Paul M. 192 Hanson. Peter G. 210 Hanson. Randall J. 192 Harding. Karen A. 193 Hardy. PaulC. 193 Harney, James M. 142 Harries, Daniel J. 210 Harrington. Lois M. 193 Harrington, Mary A. 193 Harris, Brenda 210 Harris, Linda M. 210 Harris, Richard A. 193 Harris, Robert T. 42. 193 Harris, Steven M. 193 Harvey. Brian E. 193 Hashem, Steven J. 142 Hattabaugh, James 210 Hatzopoulos, Sally A. 142 Hayward. Karen A. 142 Healy, Paula A. 210 Hegarty, Joseph M. 142 Hegarty. Kathleen A. 206, 210 Hegarty. Kevin T. 193 Hegarty, Timothy S. 23. 142 Hendrickson. Karen 236 Hendrickson. Roy 237 Hendron, Peter J. 142 Hendry. Laurie L. 193 Hendry. Paula 142 Hennessey. Gary P. 142 Hennessey. Karen J. 193 Hennessey, Walter 210 Henry, Anne M. 19, 31, 142 Henry. James F. 193 Henry, Kevin H. 23 Hickey, Cheryl A. 210 Hickey, James L. 210 Hickey, Russell 142 Hicks, Jean L. 210 Higgins, Kim A. 142 Hightower. Francis J. 143 Hines, Robert 236 Hitchcock, Barry P. 143 Hitchcock, Brian P. 143 Hobart, Patricia A. 143 Hockey 98-105 Hoffman. Cheryl A. 193 Hoffman. John S. 57, 143 Hoffman. Karen L. 210 Hogan, Kerry T. 193 Holden, Michael P. 210 Holland. George 236 Holland, Lori A. 144 Holland, Marguerite 222 Holland, Nancy M. 144 Hong. Walter C. 210 Honigbaum, Harriet R. 193 Hood, Francis 211 Hoole, David B. 144 Horne, Joseph A. 211 Horseman, David K. 41, 144 Hcrton, Cheryl A. 138, 144 Horton. Denise G. 144 Horton, Gary A. 193 Hotz, Robert J. 211 Howard, Denise M. 193 Howard. Helen 236 Howard, Mary 225 Howard, Victoria L. 144 Howell. Nancy S. 41. 144 Hoy, Timothy M. 211 Hudson. Anthony 211 Hughes, Kathleen F. 211 Hume, Douglas D. 144 Hume, Jean M. 211 Hunt, Ellen R. 211 Hunte, Patricia B. 193 Hurley. Joseph P. 19. 41. 61, 144 Hurley, Mary K. 31. 41, 193 Hurley. Maureen 193 Hussey. John 237 Ignazi, Nancy M. 211 Hurley, Wayne S. 211 Indeck, Alan 237 Indoor Track 88-91 Inglese. Mark A. 144 loven. John L. 41.49 Irlender, Chedva 41, 61, 211 Isaksen, Scott 211 Itrato. Paul S. 144 Izzicupo, Anthony 144 Jacskon. Michelle L. 42, 193 Jacobs, Ellen J. 144 Jacobs, Laurel A. 211 Jacobs, Susan M. 145 Jacobsen, Linda J. 145 Jacobson, Alfred E. 193 Jenkins, Patricia J. 145 Jenkins, William A. 211 Jesi, Anthony 59 Jodrey, Karen A. 145 Johnson. James F. 211 Johnson, Michael G. 211 Johnson. Priscilla R. 145 Johnson, Stephanie R. 193 Johnston, Karen J. 146 Johnston. Laurie M. 211 Jolicoeur. Richard L. 146, 184 Jones, Deborah A. 146 Jones, Debra L. 211 Jones, Dennis J. 211 Jones, Frederick 237 Jones, John H. 42 Jones, Robert C. 23. 211 Jones, Steven M. 146 Jones, Virginia A. 211 Jones, William M. 146 Jordan, Nancy J. 193 Joseph, Anthony D. 211 Joseph, Cheryl A. 146 Joy. David J. 211 Joyce. Nancy 211 Juliano. Laura J. 211 JV Sports 96. 97 Kahn. Adele237 Kallunki. Rosemarie 146 Kallunki. Walter J. 193 Kane. Keith A. 193 Kanofsky. Beverly M. 211 Kanofsky. Michael E. 193 Kaplan, Diane C. 193 Kaplan, Jana M. 63, 193 Kaplan. Mark 237 Kasses, Susan E. 146 Kelleher. Donna B. 193 Kelleher. Maureen 193 Kelley, Daniel 211 Kelley, Eileen P. 35. 41.49. 61. 146 Kelley, Grace M. 147 Kelley, Lisa R. 147 Kelliher, T. Richard 223 Kellogg. Nancy J. 41.42, 49. 61, 147 Kelly, Kathleen 237 Kelly. Kevin F. 23.49, 147 Kelly, Noreen A. 211 Kelly, Thomas 21. 23. 238 Kendall, Nancy A. 147 Kenney. Richard M. 194. 198 Kenny, Mary J. 211 Kenvin. Laurie J. 147 Key Club 43 Kiernan, John B. 194 Kilbride. Debra A. 211 Killing. David A. 147 Killing. Linda A. 194 Kilroy. Paul F. 211 Kimball. Judith A. 211 Kimball, Richard R. 212 King. Joan M. 212 King. Pamela A. 147 Kingsbury. Paul F. 147 Kingsley, Pamela J. 212 Kinnon. Diane T. 212 Kinnon, Stephen W. 147 Kipnis, Clarissa J. 148 Kipnis, Lisa B. 81.212 Kirby, Kathleen M. 194 Kitchen. Edward W. 212 Klayman. Jody M. 212 Klein. Terri R. 148 Klim, Charles D. 194 Knight, Edward T. 148 Knight. Evelyn L. 212 Knox, Richard J. 148 Koretsky. Dawna L. 148 Koretsky, Ralph 148 Kosta, Edward M. 61. 194 Kouroyen, Paul J. 212 Kowalski, Mary Jane 238 Kriteman, Janet E. 41. 148 Krivelow. Dennis S. 49. 143. 148 Kurs, Luis 212 LaCau. Barbara A. 148 Lacey. Edith 247 Lacey. Robert A. 194 Lacey, Steven K. 148 LaCombe, Kathryn D. 149 LaCombe, William E. 212 LaDonne, Robert 212 LaFarge, Judy A. 194 La Fauci. Jane 194 La Fauci. Kenneth A. 194 Laforest, Louis M. 212 LaFrenier, Joseph F. 212 Lailer, Denise 41, 149 LaMonica, Cheryl A. 212 Larfday, Rena G. 212 Lane, Karen A. 194 Lane, Robin S. 194 Lane, Theresa M. 212 Lang, David P. 149 Langille, Steven D. 212 Langlois, Annmarie B. 149 Langston. Melvin G. 212 Langston. Stanley H. 194 Lanigan. Betty A. 64, 212 Lanigan, Mary E. 64. 194 Lanza, Linda M. 212 Larivee. Gail A. 149 Larson, Edward J. 212 LaSpina. Mary E. 212 Latin Honor Society 61 Lauria, Anthony 59, 194 Lauria, Phyllis M. 194 Lavargna, Charlene M. 149 Lavargna, Joseph P. 190 LaVargna, Lisa A. 149 Lawler. Rita L. 212 Lawlor. Kathleen M. 149 276 INDEX Michelle Miclette Joe Boisvert relax at French Club party. Lawlor. Linda A. 194 Lawlor, Mary T. 61. 194 Lawrence. Tracey A. 81. 212 Lawson, Rachel R. 42, 212 Leason. Charles 212 Leavy, Paul V. 41, 149 LeBlanc, Annette M. 149 LeBlanc. Paul T. 150 Le Cercle Francais 61 Ledbury, Cynthia L. 31, 41, 194, 195 Lee, Gary M. 73. 194 Lee. Vivien R. 212 Left, Mark H. 212 Leftin, Jeffrey A. 57, 212 Legon, Judith E. 212 Lenehan. Daniel P. 212 Lenehan, Robert E. 23, 41, 194 Lennox. Cheryl 150 Leonard. Lynne A. 212 Leone. John P. 212 Lepurz, John 238 Leslie, Scott 212 Letizia, Frank A. 194 Levett, Thomas J. 150 Levin, Andrea L. 33. 41.61. 194 Levin, Audrey B. 41. 194 Levine. Barry J. 212 Levine, Frank P. 194 Levine. Peter F. 150 Levine, Rohonda A. 61, 150 Leyva. Elizabeth J. 194 Lezcano. Luis F. 150 Liadis. Donna M. 213 Library Club 84 Liddell, Nancy A. 41. 150 Liederman. Wendy S. 194 Linck, Laura L. 150 Lind. Michele L. 213 Lindstrom. Ralph V. 213 Linman, Wendy A. 213 Liskowsky, Joseph 150 LIT 41 Little. Arthur 238 Littlewood. Thomas L. 23 Livingston, Carol M. 194 Lloyd. Ann M. 194 Lloyd, Diane M. 213 Lloyd, Mary A. 150 LoChiatto. Diane 213 Lochiatto. Linda A. 41, 194 Lochiatto. Neal A. 213 Lockhart. Karyn E. 150 Lockhart. Kenneth S. 23, 213 Logan. Peggy A. 150 Lohnes. Harriet 239. 61 Lombardi. Joseph P. 150 Lombardozzi. James E. 213 London, Barry 41, 61. 64. 194 Long, James M. 213 Longo. Nicholas J. 194 Looney, Thomas E. 213 LoPresti. Helen L. 150 Lordan. Dennis P. 194 Lordan, Kevin 238 Loveridge. Mark S. 194 Lovins. Sharron 238 Low. Charles 63. 239 Lozzi, Joseph 194 Lucey, Gregory 151 Lucey, Susan 213 Luciani, Rossana M. 151 Lucontoni. Lisa 213 Luise, Marie A. 213 Lunde, Eric P. 213 Lundin, William E. 23. 151 Luongo, Linda M. 35, 39, 41, 151 Luongo. Thomas J. 194 Luongo. William J. 64, 151 Lutch, Lawrence 195 Lutkevich, Rita M. 64, 213 Lynch, Daniel R. 151 Lynch, Gerard 152 Lynn, Michael K. 213 Lyon, Harry D. 152 Lyons, Pamela R. 152 MacAskill, Katherine H. 152 MacAulay, Catherine 195 Macaulay, Kim M. 152 MacDonald, Donna M. 213 MacDonald, Douglas K. 61, 195 MacDonald, Edward J. 213 MacDonald, Lynne E. 195 MacDonald, Sherrill A. 195 Macdonald, William J. 57. 213, 220 MacDougall, Anne M. 213 MacFarlane, Christina L. 213 MacGregor, Mark E. 213 Maclnnes, Kathy L. 152 Mack, Judith A. 41, 152 Mack. Susan L. 41, 213 MacMullin, Catherine A. 213 Madrigal Singers 83 Magistro, Annette 152 Magliozzi. Raymond J. 213 Maguire. John N. 152 Mahan, Nancy S. 35, 41,49. 152 Maher, James 239, 110. Ill Maher. Thomas 51. 239 Mahoney. Kim M. 45. 213 Mahoney. Patricia 239 Mahoney, Susan 213 Majorettes 32, 33 Malbon, Lee 239 Maldonian 48, 49 Mallett. Scott A. 23, 195 Mallon. William P. 195 Maloney. Joseph A. 152 Malta, George 213 Malzone. Donna M. 213 Manganiello. Consiglia 213 Manganiello. Flora 152 Manganiello. Salvatore 213 Mangino. Richard H. 152 Maniscalco. Anthony J. 213 Maniscalco, Victor A, 195 Manley. John B. 195 Manley. Patricia A. 206, 213 Manning. John W. 213 Manning. Susan M. 152 Mansfield, Susan M. 213 Mansir, Susan J. 195 Manzi. Susan H. 214 Marchetti, Laurie A. 214 Marchetti. Paul R. 152 Marciello. Cheryl A. 195 Marciello. Nancy E. 51. 214 Marenghi, Orest 214 Marfoli, Maureen J. 214 Margolies. Marcia B. 61, 214 Maribito. Joseph P. 195 Marino. Daniel J. 153 Marriott. David J. 195 Marrone, John P. 195 Mars. Robyn M. 31, 42. 195 Marshall. Holly A, 41.49, 61. 65, 153 Marshall. Lorna J. 214 Marsinelli. Cheryl A. 214 Marsinelli. Daniel J. 153 Martin. Daniel J. 153 Martin. Eileen 195 Martin. Francis 239 Martino, Bernard J. 195 Martino, Laurel M. 214 lartone. Anthony 195 ...arzullo, Richard J. 23. 153 Mascia, Patricia A. 153 Masiello. Roberta A, 195 Masotta. Patricia E. 195 Masse, Paul F. 154 Massone, Carol A. 154 Masterson. Lee A. 214 Masterson, Lisa A. 154 Masterson. Lori J. 214 Matewsky, Robert D. 23, 154 Matewsky. Wayne A. 214 Matthews. Hugh D. 214 Matthews, Sheryll J. 17, 67 Mattsen. Nancy J. 214 Mauri. Michael J. 23 Mauriello. Rosemary 154 Mayhew, Albert H. 214 Mayhew, Ellen L. 154 Mayne, Paula M. 195 Mayne. Rosemary 36, 39, 154 Mayo, Richard A. 195 Mazzapica. Linda K. 154 Mazzone. Frank J. 195 McBride. Colleen M. 17, 67. 195 McBride. Jane M. 214 McBride, Mary Jo 33. 154 McCabe. Patricia 214 McCaffrey. Donna M. 39, 51. 154 McCaffrey, J. Edward 155 McCann. James 240 McCarron. John P. 195 McCarron. Mary 214 McCarthy. Gerald D. 214. 221 McCarthy. Pamela A. 214 McCarthy, William J. 57 McCole, Bernard 155 McCole, Sharon 195 McCoy. William L. 195 McCormack. Jeffrey 240 McCuish, Ann Marie 155 McDermott, Brenda A. 214 McDermott. Donna M. 51. 155 McDermott, Theresa J. 195 McDermot. William 247 McDonald. Dawn L. 214 McDonald. Joseph 156 McDonald. Margaret A. 195 McFarland. Francis J. 195 McGee, Sharon. 240 McGeever, Cynthia A. 155 McGonagle, Mary A. 155 McGrail, Thomas 242 McHugh. Judith M. 214 McHugh. Nancy A. 42. 195 Mclnnis, John P. 155 McKeon. Robin S. 195 McKinnon, Patricia A. 155 McLean, Linda S. 155 McLean, Lisa 45 McLean. William P. 196 McMahon. Catherine L. 196 McNamara. Deborah 31. 113, 156 McNamara. Gail M. 214, 17 McNeil. Diane E. 156 McNeill, David G. 196 McNeill, John D. 196 McNulty. Margaret M. 214 McNulty. Scott A. 196 McWade. Brendon W. 23. 196 McWhirk. Mary 156 McWilliams. Joseph G. 156 Medugno. Anthony R. 156 Medugno, Diana L. 31, 196 Medugno. Linda A. 156 Medugno, Lori A. 45 Mehos, Michael J. 196 Melanson, Betty A. 156 Melanson. Joyce A. 41. 156 Melanson. Louis 224 Melanson. Ricky P. 214 Melone, Cindy M. 196 Meltzer, Benjamin 41. 156 Menard. Christine L. 156 Menard. Judith L. 41. 51. 157 Menzies, Peter J. 214 Meo. Lawrence J. 214 Mercandante. Catherine 157 Mercuri, Dan P. 157 Meuse, Cheryl A. 157 Meuse. Frank 214 Meuse, Janet C. 196 Meuse, Patricia M. 214 Meuse, Patti. A. 29. 33. 41, 157 Meuse, Richard L. Jr. 157 Micale. Diane M. 157 Micale. Donna M. 214 Michel. Kevin C. 214 Miclette, Michelle L. 157 Mierzykowski, Kenneth T. 157 Millar, Thomas W. 214 Miller. Alan J. 157 Miller, Rosemary 158 Milley. Robert J. 59. 158 Milligan. Pamela A . 214 Millner, Margaret A. 18. 196 Mingo. Kathleen A. 196 Mini, William 240 Mintz, Amy L. 214 Mirageas. Ann M. 29. 33. 41, 158 Mitchell, Thomas K. 158 Modugno. Brenda A. 214 Modugno. David A. 215 Moffitt. Donna M. 215 Moffitt, Linda 61. 196 Moglanesi, Pietro 196 Molinari. Ernest P. 215 Molinari. Sandra A. 215 Monahan. Frances M. 215 Mondor, Joseph 240 Montecalvo. Marie C. 196 Montgomery. Nancy J. 64. 215 Mooney, Donna L. 17, 158 Moore, Aaron D. 215 Moore, Alice M. 158 Moore. Darcelle E. 215 Moore. Holly A. 215 Moore. Patricia 196 Moran, Janet T. 215 Moran, Kevin M. 158 Morel, Edwin J. 215 MorelIi. Daniel 158 Morelli, Michael F. 61. 196 Moreschi. Cheryl A. 17, 158 Moreschi. Darlene F. 196 Moreschi. Joanne 196 Moreschi, John W. 215 Morganti, Ralph A. 158 Moriarty. Karen F. 158 Moriconi, Nancy N. 196 Morley, Thomas M. 215 Morrell. Cindy R. 215 Morrell, Donna S. 215 Morrell. Peter S. 215 Morrill, Helen R. 196 Morris, Mary M. 196 Morris. Richard C. 196 Morse, Norma 159 Moscone. Susan M. 158 Moulaison, Karen M. 196 Moulton. Linda J. 17. 158 Moulton. Robert J. 159 Mover. Nancy J. 159 Mulcahy. Sandra L. 159 Mullaney. Andrew L. 196 Mullaney, Donna L. 215 Mullaney, Jeffrey T. 215 Munroe. Elaine D. 31. 159 Munroe, Paul M. 196 Munsey. Darlene M. 215 Murphy, Ann 241 Murphy. Daniel P. 159 Murphy, James D. 159 Murphy. Karen A. 196 Murphy. Kathleen M. 159 Murphy. Linda J. 215 Murphy, Maureen 41, 160 Murphy. Maureen A 17. 196 Murphy. Michael J. 196 Murphy, Richard C. 160 Murphy. Robert D. 215 Murphy. Thomas M 215 Murphy. Virginia E. 215 Murray. Daniel J. 160 Murray. Dennis R. 215 Murray. Frederick 81.240 Murray. Kathleen J. 196 Murray. William T. 160 Mustone. Theresa M 160 Myerow. Jay M. 196 Myers. Edward P. 160 Myers. John T. 196 Myers. Lynda 215 Myrie. Rodrigo R. 63. 215 Najarian. Helen A. 160 Nally. Donna P. 160 Nally. Judith M. 215 Nanfria. Douglas J. 160 Nanian, Karlene R. 196 Nardizzi. Grace 247 Mardone. Lillian A. 160 Naso. Nicholas G. 196 National Honor 43 Navarro. Joseph L. 197 Nazzaro. Paul J. 160 Neagle. Nancy J. 215 Nedlam 19. 31 Nee. Patrick 57. 215 Needleman, Paul A. 197 Nelder. Donna M. 215 Nelder, Stephen J. 160 Nelson. Debra M. 160 Nelson. Elmer 247 Nelson. Patricia A. 197 Nelson, Richard T. 215 Newman. Paula M. 160 Nicholas, Demetra 61. 241 Nicholson. Joseph T. 161 Nickerson. Stephen W. 215 Nickerson. Steven L. 215 Nicosia. Ronald 161 Nigro, Edward Jr. 215 Noble, James E. 215 Noble. Pamela J. 161 Nocella. Doreen E. 216. 42 Nocella, Michelle J. 42. 197 Nolan. MarkR. 161 Noonan. Michael 216 Noone. Donna L. 197 Noone, Patricia 161 Nordquist. Ronald E. 161 Norman. MaryAnn 161 Norris. William E. 162 Norton. Cheryl A. 61. 197 Norton. Gail A. 216 Norton, Michael K. 197 Nunn, Michael A. 216 Nuttall. G. Edmund 3rd 197 Nuttall. Larry E. 114, 162 Nye. Dorothy A. 216 O ' Boyle, Daniel 59. 216 O ' Brien. David E. 23. 59. 216 O ' Brien. Francis E. 41, 197 O ' Brien. James J. 197 O ' Brien. John 57. 241 O’Brien. Linda A. 216 O ' Brien. Mark 162 O ' Brien. Michael J. 197 O ' Brien. Patricia K. 197 O ' Brien. Richard J. 216 O ' Brien. Thomas W. 197 O ' Connor. Edward F. 41,63. 162. 167 O ' Connor. Geraldine M. 162 O ' Connor, John F. 216 O ' Connor. Paul 197 O ' Donnell. Gerad 216 O ' Donnell, Thomas 241 Ofcharsky. Debra M. 162 O’Halloran. John J. 216 O ' Hara. Joan 241 Ohlson. Kimbly 197 O ' Keefe, Lori A. 216 O ' Keefe. Marisa M. 215 O ' Keefe. Paula J. 162 O ' Keefe. Trade D. 162 O ' Leary. Deaborah J. 17. 216 O ' Leary. Elizabeth F. 216 O ' Leary. Frances 247 Olimpio. Debra A. 216 Olimpio. Paul J. 197 Oliver. Patricia A. 216 Olson, James F. 216 Olson. James P. 216 Olszak. Emily N. 216 O ' Malley. Deborah 31. 162 O ' Neil. Cheryl A. 216 O ' Neil. Sandra M. 216 O ' Neill. Anne C. 197 INDEX 277 Mark Berman, All Star Cross Country Champion, admires league trophy. O ' Neill, Deborah A. 216 O ' Neill. James P. 197 O ' Neill, Keith A. 216 O ' Neill, Marilyn 241 O ' Neill. Michael E. 162 Orchestra 83 Orent. Sylvia R. 216 O ' Rourke. Theresa M. 216 Orso, John A. 163 O ' Sullivan, Gerard M. 57, 197 Ouelette. David E. 197 Ouellette. Raymond C. 197 Oxman. Beverly 241 Oxman. Janet B. 65, 197 Pace, Elaine M. 216 Pacini. Ellen R, 216 Paino. Mary J, 197 Paino. Susan C. 216 Palmer, Sharon 197 Papile. Donna M. 163 Papile. George 216 Pappo, Christopher M. 216 Paproskik, Sandra P. 216 Pariseau, Douglas M. 163 Parisi. Susan 163 Parow, Karen 197 Parow, Robert T. 163 Parrella. Darelene R. 163 Pahoian. Mark G. 197 Pashoian, Norman E. 73, 163 Paspuale. Anthony F. 163 Pasquale, Rosa A. 65. 197 Pastore, Carol A. 163 Pasyore. Valeria A, 81. 216 Paterson, Daniel G. 41. 57. 163 Paterson, Glenn A. 216 Patri, Steven D. 164 Patri. Susan F. 209, 216 Patten. Gloria M. 164 Patterson. Linda C. 216 Pauline, Debra R. 164 Pauline. Donna M. 216 Pazyra. Karen A. 164 Pearlman. Cheryl B. 81. 216 Pearson. Bonnie 164 Peck. Naomi R. 217 Pedulla, Dominic 53, 197 Pellegrino, Linda M. 217 Pelosi. Debra L. 217 Pelosi. Victoria J. 164 Penta, Lori A. 31 Pep Club 31 Perriello. Edward A. 217 Perrin, Gregg L. 57, 164 Perrone, Loretta 164 Perrotti. Linda G. 17, 217 Perrotti, Katherine M. 41,61. 64, 164 Perrotti, Patricia A. 64 Perry, Jayne E. 51, 61. 64, 65. 164 Perry. Margaret 197 Person, Catherine M. 197 Person, Michael 217 Persuitte. Joanne M. 197 Pesanelli, Kenneth F. 165 Petrangelo, Pasquale 53. 165 Petruzello. Michelle 197 Phaneuf. Gregory F. 73, 165 Phaneuf, Luke B. 217 Phaneuf, Paul 223 Phillips, Brian 0. 42, 217 Phillips, Flelen 242 Picillo. Marguerite 36. 110, 111, 242 Picillo. Pamela J. 113, 162. 165 Pimental. Arthur L. 165 Pimental. Joseph A. 197 Pinette, Catherine E. 217 Pinette, Theresa M. 165 Pinkham. Eugene 165 Pinkham, Kevin M. 165 Pinkham. Robert E. 217 Pinkham, William R. 165 Pirkey. Debra A. 217 Pirkey, Edward H. 217 Pisaturo, Joseph M. 197 Pisiello, Nancy M. 165 Pitts, Keiko L. 217 Pitts, Michael 217 Piven, Mark D. 217 Plavetsky. Lydia M. 166. 179 Ploumbides, Michael G. 166 Plummer. Dawn M. 217 Polansky, Jeffrey S. 166 Polk, Michelle 166 Poirer, Laurette 67, 69. 198 Pond, Brenda J. 166 Pontbriand. Dennis B. 198 Pontbriand. Steven M. 23. 166 Poole. Linda M. 217 Poole. Steven M. 198 Poor. Cynthia 242 Poore. Jean M. 166 Porter, Linda A. 198 Pottle, Keith W. 217 Powell, Deborah D. 217 Powers, Brian T. 198 Powers. Mary E. 198 Preble. Diane P. 166 Prendergast, Joseph R. 198 Presper, Patricia A. 166 Proctor, John S. 198 Proctor, Joseph R. 217 Proper. Mark D. 41,51,166 Proto, Janet 49, 166 Provitola, Eric 217 Psallidas. Helen A. 51, 61, 166 Puleo, John L. 166 Pulgliese. Joseph 113,166 Pulos, Mark A. 166 Puopolo. Debra A. 217 Puopolo. Susan M. 198 Purves. Walter N. 198 Queally, John 242 Quinn, Thomas G. 217 Quinlan, Carolyn 217 Quinn, Brien J. 198 Racca. Louis 21. 242 Rachels, Carolyn L. 167 Racioppi, Karen 198 Rafuse, Michael W. 217 Rafuse, James P. 167 Ragucci. Kenneth 217 Rainen, Leslie G. 42, 198 Ralph, Robin A. 198 Rainieri, Catherine A. 198 Rappa, Doreen M. 198 Rappa, Kathleen 167 Rappaport. Linda H. 167 Rauseo, John 198 Ratti, Kathleen A. 167 Rava, Cynthia L. 167 Rawston, Michael J. 217 Rea, Diane M. 217 Rea. Joseph M. 168 Redford, Carl J. 217 Rega. Donna M. 217 Reilly. Sharon M. 217 Reinold, Timothy D. 217 Renaud, Sally E. 217 Repoza, Sheryl A. 217 Repucci. Laureen A. 168 Restuccia, James A. 57, 168 Reynolds. Laurette M. 198 Reynolds. Lisa L. 168 Ricciardone. Joanne 41, 218 Rice, Kathleen L. 168 Richard. Daniel M. 168 Richard. Donna M. 198 Richards. Craig E. 57, 168 Richardson, Sheryl 198 Richardson, Pearl E. 218 Rochardt, David G. 168 Richardt, George F. 218 Ricotelli, Stephen A. 198 Rifle Team 92, 93 Rigano, Nancy 168 Riggin, Lucinda 242 Riley, Sally 243 Risteen, Richard R. 198 Rivers. Kimberly D. 198 Rivers, Wendy J. 198 Rivers, William J. 168 Riverman. Elaine 243 Rizzitano, Kenneth S. 168 Roach. Donald F. 23. 25, 198 Roach. Janet G. 218 Roach,Jean G. 218 Roberts, Rith 243 Roberts, Scott 168 Robinson. Arlene 168 Robinson, Gail 168 Rocco, Laura J. 218 Rodenhiser, Karen A. 64. 198, 201 Rodenhiser, Janice S. 218 Rodenhiser. Richard L. 57. 169 Rodgers. Robert Jr. 169 Rodnizki. George 61. 198 Roebuck, John 243 Rodgers, Barbara A. 198 Rogers, Douglas 198 Rogers. Phillip M. 218 Rogers, Ruth W. 198 Rohwedder, Karen N. 169 Romano. Anthony 59. 198 Romeo, Paul F. 198 Romeo. Peter F. 198 Ronan, Kim M. 198 Ronan, Lillian G. 169 Rosano, Theresa K. 198 Rose, Susan M. 198 Rosen, Barry H. 218 Rosen, David 222 Rosen, Harvey M. 198 Rosenthal. Alan S. 41, 51, 169 Ross. Debra P. 169 Roaa, Frank A. 199 Rossano. Debra A. 37. 161. 170 Rossano. Frank 218 Rossino. Joseph 243 Roth, Seth M. 61 Rotman. Elyse J. 218 Rowe. Cheryl A. 218 Rowe, Edward 247 Rowe. William E. 199 Ruane, Theresa 199 Rubin, Joyce W. 170 Rubin, Judith W. 61, 170 Rucci, William F. 218 Ruelle, John D. 23. 170 Ruggiero. James 199 Ruplis. Rose A. 199 Russell, Charles W. 23, 27, 199 Russo. Mario 199 Rutledge. Scott J. 57, 199 Ryan, Agnes 170 Ryan,John 243 Ryan. Mary C. 170 Ryan. Michael J. 170 Ryan, Michael P. 170 Ryan. Nancy 199 Ryan, Patricia A. 170 Ryan, Robert 170 Ryan, Robert E. 218 Ryner, Andrew S. 42. 171 Rynne. Michael J. 171 Sacco,Joseph 243 Sacco, Sandra 171 Sadler, John 243 Sager. Ronald I. 199 Sainto. Kathleen 171 Saldi, Dominick J. 218 Salie. George N. 218 Salie, Joanne 61, 171 Sampson. Elizabeth A. 171 Sampson. Russell E. 218 San Angelo, Peter M. 218 Sanborn, Laurie L. 199 Sandler, Andrew B. 199 Sandler, Eden M. 218 Santanelli, Diane M. 171 Santaneli. George J. Jr. 218 Santiago, Francisco Jr. 199 Santo, Richard J. 199 Santoro. Barbara L. 199 Santosuosso. NancyT. 171 Saperia, Bruce H. 171 Saraceni, Rocco 199 Sardo, DominicT. 59, 199 Sardo. William 218 Sarrategui, Paul 199 Sarsfield, William F. 218 Sasso. Dennis A. 199 Sasso. Elizabeth 49, 63, 199 Sasso. Joan E. 171 Sasso, John C. 199 Satham, Sara I. 172 Savarino, Tami J. 218 Sawyer, Andrew J. 172 Sawyer, Judith E. 61, 199 Sbraccia. Elaine D. 172 Sbraccia, Julie A. 199 Scannell. Francis 243 Scanned, Robert M. 218 Scannell. Thomas J. 199 Scarano. Diane M. 218 Schaffner, Janice L. 172 Scheufele, Lori B. 17. 218 Schifano. Ross F. 23, 61, 199 Schindelheim, Miriam N. 39. 61, 65. 71. 172 Scibelli, Joseph E. 218 Scibelli, Louis 199 Scibelli, Michael J. 59, 172 Scott, Robert B. 172 Seltser, David T. 172 Seltser, Lisa B. 218 Serino. Toni-Lee 199 Settemio. Dominic P. 199 Settemio, William D. 172 Shaller, Vicki 244 Shamma, Theresa A. 218 Shapiro. Donna S. 119, 172 Shaughnessy, Daniel T. 218 Shaw, Cheryl A. 218 Shaw, Dorothy J. 218 Shea. David J. 172, 173 Shea, Elizabeth M. 173 Shea, Joseph P. 173 Shea. Karen L. 41. 49. 55, 173 Shear, Sara E. 173 Sherbertes, Kathy E. 199 Sheppard. Donna M. 218 Sherman, Howard B. 41, 49, 173 Shernan. Stanton K. 41, 57. 2 18 Shidlow, Debra A. 45. 218 Shind, Robert H. 173 Shiner. Rhonda A. 199 Short, Michael J. 218 Shoaf, Geraldine 173 Shwartz. Howard 244 Sica, Arlene C. 173 Sidman. Alan L. 41, 173 Sigal, Marcia J. 174 Silva, Kathleen 174 Silva, Stephen M. 174 Silver, Evelyn 244 Silvia, Susan L. 49, 61. 174 Simons, Jonathan M, 199 Sinclair, Mark 199 Skelton. Thomas E. 218 Ski Club 64 Skiffington, Paul T. 57, 59. 199 Slaine, Diane J. 61. 174 Small, Ronald J. 200 Smeglin. William 219 Smith, Anna M. 174 Smith, Barbara M. 174 Smith, Debra J. 174 278 INDEX Smith, Diane A. 51. 174 Smith, Leeanne F. 200 Smith. Marilyn 244 Smith, Nancy M. 200 Smith, Patricia A. 61.219 Smith, Victor D. 57, 219 Smith, William E. 23, 174 Smithell. Ronald P. 174 Smolinsky, James H. 174 Smolinsky, Joan M. 219 Sneed. Robin H. 31. 42. 174 Snow, David A. 59. 219 Snow. Janice L. 174 Snowdon. Joanne E. 200 Snowdon. Donald A. 219 Snyder. Jill H. 219 Snyder, Marla A. 31. 41. 200 Soccer 52. 53 Solomon. Jody D. 175 Sooserian, Rosalyn S. 51. 200 Sordillo. Lorraine M. 219 Sousa. Brenda L. 17. 18, 67. 69, 175 Sousa. Donna M. 219 Sousa. James M. 175 Sousa, Patricia 219 Soussan, Tamara 200 Souza. Michael G. 23. 25, 41. 175 Souza. Victor M. 219 Spadaro. John A. 59. 175 Spallone. Lenny 219 Sparrow. Valencia 17. 51. 67. 200 Spaulding. Donna M. 200 Spector, Nancy J. 18. 37. 49. 61. 175 Soellman. Edward J. 200 Spencer. Michael D. 219 Speranza. Cheryl A. 31. 42. 200 Spieler, Tamra A. 65. 176 Spmale. Frank W. 176 Spinale. Steven 219 Spmella. Lorraine M. 200 Spinelli. Diane M. 51. 219 Spinney. Joanne M. 219 Spinney. Robert L. 176 Spinney. Wayne G. 57 Spirito, Nicholas 200 Sport. Lynne J. 219 Squires. Linda A. 200 Stanasek. John S. 23. 25, 27. 45. 75.77 Starr. Jacqueline 244 Sutton. David E. 177 Surette, Phyllis A. 145, 177 Surette, Kathleen E. 200 Stathacopoulos. Debra 219 Steele, Amy J. 176 Steele. Majorie M. 219 Stefanilo. Joanne B. 119, 176 Stein, Abraham 244 Stelmach. Robert E. 176 Sterner. Christine E. 219 Sterner. Sheryl A. 176 Stevens. Gary W. 176 Stockton. Ronald C. 176 Strauss. Katherine J. 176 Strauss. Stephen 219 Strum, Joseph H. 23, 58. 203. 218 Sullivan, Brian R. 219 Sullivan. Carolee M. 17. 67. 176 Sullivan. Dennis M. 200 Sullivan, Diane M. 200 Sullivan. Elaine D. 176 Sullivan, Georgiana 176 Sullivan. Helen 244 Sullivan. Helen F. 200 Sullivan. James H. 23. 29. 176 Sullivan. Jeffrey P. 21. 23. 27. 177 Sullivan. Kathleen 200 Sullivan. Mary Jo 200 Sullivan. Maureen J. 51. 200 Sullivan. Michael R. 219 Sullivan. Robin A. 219 Sullivan. William F. 177 Surette. Alice 219 Surette, David R. 41. 177 Surette, Donald P. 219 Surette, Joseph W. 219, 220 Svenson, Michael A. 219 Sweeney. Jerilyn M. 177 Sweeney. Maxine 219 Swible, Michael P. 200 Swible, Sandra D. 178 Swimming94, 95 Sylvester. Carol A. 178 Tabacco. Elaine A. 178 Tabacco. Gloria K. 200 Taich, Lisa E. 219 Talbot, Benjamin F. 23, 59, 219 Tamagna, Debra J. 178 Tamagna. Michael A. 200 Tammaro. Deborah A. 200 Tanner, Kim S. 178 Tavares, Lori A. 200 Taylor, June E. 178 Taylor, Kenneth R. 220 Taylor, Robert 220 Teal. John W. 200 Teel. Robert F. 220 Terry, Sandra J. 178 Testa, Brenda L. 178 Thibault. Carrie J. 220 Thibert, Michael R. 200 Thistle. William H. 178 Thomann, Daniel J. 200 Thompson, Jeffrey 42, 220 Thomson. Edward M. 200 Thurston. Harold 110. 111. 245 Tice, Richard 244 Tieri, George E. 178 Tilden. Norma J. 178 Tingdahl. Christine A. 220 Tingdahl, Eric E. 178 Tiro. Anthony 245 Tiro, Lisa 178 Tkaczuk, Richard A. 200 Tolstrup, James E. 220 Tolstrup, Mark L. 200 Tomasello, Rose A. 17, 67, 69. 178 Tonge, Cheryl B. 31. 200 Toothaker. Robert S. 179 Tortorella. Frank R. 220 Tortorella. Leonora F. 42. 51.61. 179 Towle. Robert C. 179 Trabucco. Jo-Ann 220 Trabucco. Paula J. 17. 179 Trabucco. Robert C. 179 Trahey. Robert E. 57. 200 Tramontozzi. Anthony R. 220 Treble Clef 83 Trefry, Kathryn J. 179 Trickett, Paul A. 200 Trickett. Robert J. 23. 200 Trickett, William M. 220 Trickey, Linda B. 63. 180 Tri-Hi 42 Trodden. Michael W. 180 Trioli. Shelia A. 220 Tripp, John D. 220 Tucker, Karen 110. 111. 245 Tufo, Linda E. 180 Tufo, Michael G. 63, 81. 220 Tumblin. Cheryl I. 220 Tumblin. John J. 37. 39. 59. 180 Tupper, William J. 220 Turmel, Robert A. 220 Turpin, Cynthia A. 201 Tuttle, Stewart M. 220 Tuxbury. Barbara A. 180 Twohig, David G. 41. 180 Twyman. Delores 247 Upham, Michael 180 Usona 41 Vaccaro, Robert R. 220 Valley, Kathleen E. 180 Valley, Theresa M. 201 Vanasse. Linda M. 42. 180 Van Geyte. Denise L. 180 Varga, Lawrence 181 Vasel, John 245 Vaverka. Joseph A. 181 Velleman, Sandra G. 220 Venditelli, Denise M. 201 Verdi. Frederick M. 220 Vetrano. John H. 57, 201 Vetree, Cynthia R. 201 Vicari. Nancy 181 Victor. John F. 220 Vigasin. Linda P. 181 Vining, Dorothy H. 181 Vining, Mariann K. 201 Vitale. Lillian A. 201 Voigt, Andrea J. 36. 41.49. 64. 177. 181 Vona, Michael R. 201 Vorron, James A. 220 Vose. Kathleen S. 181 Voutour. Cheryl 181 Vozzella. Josephine A. 201 Waite, Joseph W. 220 Walcott. Roslyn A. 201 Walczak. Josephine 245 Walkin, Arnold J. 41.81, 181 Walsh. James L. 201 Walsh. Kathleen Marie 181 Walsh. Linda J. 182 Walsh. Kathleen Mary 182 Walsh. Margaret E. 220 Walsh. Pauline 201 Walsh. Robert J. 201 Ward, David 220 Ward. Nancy J. 64. 201 Ware. Robert 245 Watkins. Robert A. 220 Watson. Kenneth W. 220 Wayne. Deborah L. 35.41. 55. 61. 182 Webb. Deborah A. 182 Webb, Donna M. 220 Weiner, Laurie S. 61.220 Weiner. Lawrence J. 201 Weisberg. Joel W. 39. 41, 182 Weiss, Adrianne J. 220 Welch. Mary 220 Welsh. Kathleen E. 169, 182 Werlin, Rhylis D. 65, 220 West. Donald R. 220 West. Kimberly 220 Weston, John 57. 182 Weymouth. Glenn A. 201 Whalen. William G. 182 Wheeler, Debra L. 220 White. Brian M. 201 White. Diane M. 201 White. John 221 White. Lawrence J. 182 White, Suzanne L. 201 Whiteside . Doreen 221 Whiting, Charles A. 221 Widener. Paula M. 221 Wild. William R. 221 Willcox, Donald G. 59. 182 Willcox. Edward J. 23, 29. 221 Willcox, Kim E. 221 Williams. Carol A. 182 Williams. Jay 42. 182 Williams. Linda J. 221 Williams. Susan 182 Willinger, Kenneth J. 182 Wilson, Barry A. 221 Wilson. Cindy L. 221 Wilson. Darlene M. 201 Wilson. Derrick L. 183 Wilson, Lisa 221 Wilson, Robert 221 Wingerter. Scot D. 183 Winsor, Clifford R. 183 Winsor. Denise M. 183 Winter, Rosalind L. 221 Womack. Keith 221 Wommer. Sharon L. 221 Woo, Margaret 41, 49. 55. 61.65. 183 Wood, David W. 201 Wood. Pamela J. 221 Wood. Robert G. 201 Woods, Pamela 201 Woodward. Katherine 245 Woodworth, Lyle G. 221 Woodworth. Stephen L. 61 Wooldridge. Maureen A. 201 Worthley, Sandra J. 221 Wrestling 58. 59 Wright. Catherine M 183 Wright. Cynthia L. 221 Wright. Francis X. 221 Wright. Judith M. 201 Yardumian. Virginia 222 Yates. Kathey J. 201 Young. Daniel R. 201 Young. Dennis F. 221 Young. Michelle A. 184 Young. Nancy L. 221 Zagarrella, Robert A 221 Zaia. Annmarie 184 Zaia, Barbara A. 221 Zaia. Frank E. 221 Zaia, Jean E. 221 Zalko. Audrey B. 184 Zaltzberg. Debra D. 221 Zaltzberg, Donald E. 184 Zamagni, John E. 221 Zammuto. Angela M. 185 Zampitella, Ann M. 221 Zampitella. Camille 245. 110-111 Zampitella, Christine M. 185 Zarro, Rosemarie F. 201 Zipko. Jean 110-111.245 Zipperi. Ann M. 221. 42 Zipperi. Pamela 42. 49. 201 Zschokke. Christine M. 221 Zschokke. Peter T. 39. 51. 169. 185 ZuHi. Cristine 201 Zunino. Theresa 185 Dennis Krivelow, Paul Darragh, Joel Weisberg, senior Maldonian photographers. 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