Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Members of the Executive Board discuss plans of the revival of the LIT Oracle Lit Officers, Front Row: Peter Young, Frank Russell, George ultrino, Shaun Darragh, Dennis Mauriello, Kevin Coombs. Back Row: Mike Smity, Ed Macys, Corrinne Wayshak, Michele Leary, Susan Dickie, Caroline o ' Brien, Lisa Ferrarra, Brian Cram. K v Sr t tmm r fpP at id, l La, jL Jr i J i . ?l Seniors Corinne Wayshak, Kevin Coombs and Dennis Mauriello praticed their skit for the LIT presentation of University to be put on in the spring. Lit Group Pix: Front Row: Karen Silliker, Steve Fox, Laura Greer, Michele Mitchell, Corinne Wayshak, Joann Hickey, Peg Carroll, Gary Cunha, Fay Waltman, Cheryl Willet, Donna Manzi, Christine O ' Meara, Sceond Row: David Nagle, Melissa Schraier, Nancy Cavanaugh, Peggy Lenehan, Ed Macys, Frank Russell, George Ultrino, Shaun Darragh, Dennis Mauriello, Kevin Coombs, Lias Ferreira, Brian Cram. Third Row: Christine Tribble, Kim Meacher, Kristen O ' Halloren, Advisor Elliot Carlson, Elaine Hanifan, Susan Dickie, Elaine Lockhart, Audrey Henry, Suzanne Baricelli, Dan DiSano, Rachana Somnotra, Kevin O ' Brien, Caroline O ' Brien, Janine DeGeorge, Allyson Prendergast, Melinda Fielding, Susan D ' Antilio, Kelly Daugherty, Bren da Connolley, Carol Goodwin, Dorothy Scuteri, Cheryl Caterelli, Julie Zalk, David Shapiro, Laurie Steller, Alla Trubetskoy. Back Row: Leanne Russell, Linda Sanford, Geoff Gouvalaris, Dawn Griffin, Melissa Spadafora, Joanne Grenier, Patrice Noonan, Adam Goodwin, Katie Dickie, Michele Leary, Paul Kelliher, Chuck Collins, Carol Murphy, Tom Hurter, Scott Fitzgerald, Ellen Payson, Luana McCuish, Ellen Schwartz, Karen Surrette, Peter Gray, Mike Smith, Gart Drevitch, Mark Soussan.

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perhaps the oldest literary society in the nation admits women, and returns to it ' s tradition the revival of lit The Literary Society improved greatly, and increased in size this past year due to one determining factor-females. Out of the 86 members, there were 56 of whom were not males. Pretty good showing for people never admitted to LIT in the almost hundred- year history of the club. Unlike last year, LIT was very active and had many projects going. The Literary magazine, the Oracle, was revived and put out twice before June. There was a debate committee, and it isn ' t necessary to explain what their purpose was, or what they did. The club also put on a play, University , which many club members participated in and made a success. The last major event was the reunion banquet held at the end of the year. Invitations went out to all old members who were still around anywhere, as well as the present members. LIT also played against National Honor Society members in various sporting events. Enough about what LIT did-just keep in mind that most of this would not have been possible if it weren ' t for the addition of 56 female members. They brought a dying club back to life. 24 lit

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