Mario Umana Harbor School of Science and Technology - Yearbook (East Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1980 volume:

AY, or? Gud ae “Ra As we go through life we must be intelligent, flexible, and stable enough to ee cope with the changing of society. We must be able to adapt to, and stand up s against new problems in everyday life as we encounter them. We must solve s these problems with the knowledge and energies which we have spent our is ry early formative years procuring. Hy H Of course, not many people are born with an understanding of applied iH mathematics to appease the tax man while still having money left for a few HH luxuries. And few possess a great enough english background to form the HS if 4 vocabulary needed to talk down that know-it-all neighbor. No, these things must be taught to us. That is where high school becomes a part of our lives. Yes high school, that grinding, grueling four years which starts at the fresh- man stage and culminates in the climax we all look forward to; the Senior year. High school, a program to prepare us for life in the real world. High school is the “Senior Machine’, an impossible contraption of gears, cogwheels and motors constructed to make us better adults. It “outputs” } 6) © = Sas graduating students, next year’s alumni and success stories. We are ready ES because of the seemingly unworkable ‘Senior Machine’, to go into the world A balance those checkbooks, make that neighbor eat his hat, join a good ball ww club, or just be a more realistic individual intent on making something of his or f iH her self. Pr SS A machine, the ultimate formative machine, the “Senior Machine”. IP —— UE CDSE — ENS ae Ss SS OI RES Senior Section’ (Ran Ser Bre eee ree 2 et fate er Pree. page 5 Faculty SCCUOS gas canoe pee ah ES ee ns 2 page 25 Sports Section imebaes ce bik at Ban Be ean nce a dh ee ers Beene 62-4. Ss page 36 Activities: Section 9.0 2 ens Me ee eee ee 8 25 page 76 Underclassmen {Section sas mau sear ee se page 98 Advertisements: °, «P88, 053.24 Wie A GPs are re, oe sh page II8 Sa ee ES Avi Dee Tua = ee 7 SS yr, or SG ee SNS SARIN DEDICATION CHARLES JOSEPH The 1980 Senior Class of Mario Umana Harbor School of Science and Technology wishes to dedicate this yearbook to one of its own. Due to a serious car accident last summer, Charles Joseph was hospitalized and unable to complete his classes at the Umana. Regardless, via hospital bed, Charles continued his studies and through hard work and determination will be able to graduate in person with his friends and peers. In acknowledgment of his perserverence, courage, and desire to succeed, we, the fellow classmates of Charles Joseph dedicate this yearbook to him. Though you were not in our classes, you were in our hearts. The Mario Umana Harbor School of Science and Technology opened its doors to students in September of 1976. This graduating class is the first to complete the total high school cirruculum, grades 9-12. GUSTAVE ANGLIN HEADMASTER . Ghee tear stint 0 RS ct em ky Sy a saan pe iaey Se 4 Liisi = ‘. : 4 é . : 7 Bee eC a tlie WRisariissitinliat an BOA Seeman Se ees Dear Seniors: | want to extend my most sincere congratulations to the Class of 1980. Your group is the school’s second graduating class, and it has the distinction of being the first class containing students who have completed four full years of high school at the Umana. Your graduation is truly a milestone. You face this coming decade in the midst of national and international turmoil. During the next few years you will encounter problems of rising prices, fewer jobs, and energy and fuel shortages. As a result of crises in other parts of the world we all must face the serious threat of armed conflict. Men and women alike must now face the real possibility of spending time in the armed services in the defense of your county. You must be prepared to handle serious challenges as adults as soon as you graduate. You have shown yourselves to be potential leaders and pioneers of considerable strength. You came to this new school with an unusual curriculum that was located in a section of the city most of you had never seen. You were willing to gamble on these new ideas and were willing to leave familiar schools with old traditions. Since that time you have learned to study and work with people of different backgrounds, some born in different countries than yourselves. You have shown patience, perseverence and maturity during this experience. You are the students who, in four years, have made this school one of the best in the City of Boston, one that has already gained national recognition. You have much to be proud of. During the past four years you have had to travel a very difficult road to reach your destination. You experienced victory as well as suffered defeat, but the final outcome was success. The immediate future will be just as difficult. You must be determined to meet all challenges head on. This will give you the inner strength to continue to strive for excellence in all your future endeavors. Again, | want to extend congratulations and wish much success to the Class of 1980. GUSTAVE A. ANGLIN UT fi me Ih as a = 4; 2D a @ TD� : [|p 244 = ——— . _— f SENIOR CLASS OFFICIALS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bill McDonough - President Kathy Evans - Vice-President Doris Stanziani Joanne Barnett A special thanks to CLASS ADVISORS : Diane Vraux “Cool dude Hanks” “,.. AAAAYI” “Heyl! You lookin’ for trouble?” “Lance Romance” “Smokin’ Ty” “Mighty Mickey” “Who Me?” “Mister Intellectual’ SENIOR CLASS TRIP Margate Resort and Gun- First row: (L to R) J. McCormick and S$. Connolly. Standing: B. Palla- — stock Mt., Laconia New dino, L. Tobin, M. Coyne, C. Harris, L. Shea, K. Evans, P. Fontanez, N. — Hampshire. Piacenza, and B. McDonough As photographed by Sean Connolly. Sell al Above: Lois races downhill. Below: Bill solves a minor problem with his trunk. Above: Kathy, Lois and Pito have a friendly snowball fight. Below: Leigh- anne rests her eyes. — —$———— ; 4 | “Lady Sings The Blues” 2a oe a3 45 hs FREES, ere 4 aa 2 u : : L ae é = as : “A solemn moment for lan” mm ill “Umana students study anywhere.” minh 11 12 “The Princess” “Just having a good time” “Oh woe is me” “Vicious” el “Mike fakes paying attention” “| wonder what's in here?” “The Steelers are 1, you know that!” Patrice Michelle Minor Roxbury Environmental Tech Act: Volleyball (10) Ambition: Reservationist and to be successful Favorite Saying: “It’s defi- nitely got to be a smok- er” a3 ake a, ik ake ee eye - : : 2 “If someone doesn’t untie me I'll hold my breath.” 3 “Vicious” | “Hey, hey we're the monkeys” “BABY FACE!” oe mi Ng ¥ 5 “Sitting pretty” oe 7 “So what's been happet 4 ‘If she could see me now!” 6 “I can’t believe they took my ere iad in 7 : clothes tool 8 9 “Wishing on a star” ‘Um going to go 8 “I refuse to go any higher” 13 “Concentrating on artwork” 10 “You Tarzan me ___” A.W.O.L.” 12 “Let’s go out.” 14 “Hurry, | feel a cold draft!” 17 “I just joined the Jr. Mafiall” 1g “Curls are back and I’ve got them” 15 “I’m not sure | like that idea’’ Sasegeanea| 22 “Wow, turn to the center fold!” 19 “One and, two and, three” 25 I'm too pooped to participate” 23 “How much is that doggie in the win- dow?” 28 “My first step” 26 “Everybody's going surfing!” 27 “Where did my body go?” Did you guess the following .. . |. P. Fontanez 2. B. Palladino 3. N. Piacenza 4. M. Coyne 5. P. Murphy 6. Y. Lewis 7. S. Boyd 8. C. Harris 9. H. King 10. J. McCormick Il. J. Guarino 12. M. Russell 13. D. Montiero I4. L. Jefferson 15. L. Tobin I6. M. Taylor 17. A. DeCristoforo I8. B. Chetwynd I9. G. Sylverter 20. J. Bradley 2I. 2. Sprague 22. M. Hynes 23. K. Evans 24. B. McDonough 25. S. Smith 26. C. Gibson 27. M. Bennett 28. J. Waters 15 o x= ev ost” ul | a °o SE = sas = a — Pe iw wo Anthony Andruszkiewicz Dorchester Environmental Tech Act: soccer (IO-ll), science fair (9- 12), International Festival (I0-Il), band (10-12) Ambition: marine biologist Kevin W. Ashton Jamacia Plain Computers Act: basketball (10-12), co-capt 12, football (12) Am: computer systems analyst What’s the deal; tell me? Hortense E. Bennett Michelle D. Bennett Dorchester Medical Tech Ambition: pediatric nurse Favorite saying: ‘you're weak” Izetta Boakarie Dorchester Medical Tech Act: International Festival (IO-ll), President- freshman class Ambition: pharmacist Favorite saying: Come onl! Steven Boyd Dorchester Aviation Act: track (9-12), soccer (9-I2) Ambition: television production John V. Bradley East Boston Aviation Act: hockey (9-I2), captain 9-ll, football (9-Il), flexible campus Ambition: commercial pilot or pro hockey player Favorite saying: Hey kid! 17 18 Brenda Chetwynd East Boston Electronics Ambition: to get married Favorite saying: I’m in sir. Darren Copeland Roxbury Computers Act: baseball (9-10), football (9) Ambition: Live a trouble-free life. Sean P. Connolly South Boston Computers Ambition: computer engineer Lorn Cooper Roxbury Electronics Act: track (9), soccer (9, 12) Ambition: undecided Michael Coyne Roslindale Electronics Act: football (10-12) Ambition: computer technician Favorite saying: What’s up? Andrew M. DeCristoforo East Boston Computers Act: baseball (10-II) Ambition: comedian Favorite saying: C’mon will yal Christine Dukes Dorchester Electronics Act: bowling (IO), junior class so- cial committee Ambition: architectual engineer Favorite saying: | was in yester- day. Kathleen M. Evans East Boston Computers Carolyn Farrell Mattapan Computers Act: track (9-Il), science fair, lead- ership program, Miss Umana pa- gent, class rep. (2), prom com- mittee, senior play, yearbook Ambition: open a day care center and run in the Olympics Favorite saying: For real. Brian George East Boston Computers Act: baseball (10-12), tennis (10) Ambition: to make a good living Act: Senior Class Vice-President, cheerleading, (capt. 10-I2), year- book editor (Il-l2), swimming (co-capt. 9), basketball (9), track (9-Il), senior prom com- mittee Ambition: computer programmer Antonio Facada East Boston Computers Act: soccer (10-12), tennis (Il) Ambition: undecided Sanquinetta Gethers Pito Fontanez South End Aviation Act: soccer (9-I2), hockey (12) Ambition: to go into the aviation field Charles Gibson Dorchester Aviation Act: hockey (IO), football (9-12), baseball (IO0-Il), basketball (9) Ambition: to live a happy and wealthy life 19 20 eer 'ses lulie Ann Gomes Dorchester Medical Tech Act: Softball (10-11), Chorus (Il) Ambition: Medical Technician or singer Favorite saying: I’m serious Christine Marie Harris East Boston Electronics Act: softball (10 - capt Il-I2), cheer- leading (Il-I2) Ambition: flight attendant Favorite saying: Could | have a pass to the lav? pjpEee REBEL i Karen Harmon Roxbury Medical Tech Act: track and field (9), bowling, student council, special activi- ties club Ambition: undecided Linda Jefferson Jamaica Plain Electonics Ambition: to make money Favorite saying: Can't wait til | get out of school. Anthony Hanks Roxbury Computer Act: Basketball - co-captain (12) Ambition: Computer Programmer Michael Hynes Hyde Park Electronics Act: football (9-12), International Festival (10-11) Ambition: police officer or phys- ical education teacher Christopher Johnson Roxbury Electonics Act: football Ambition: to play football Favorite saying: you know that eee Hannibal King Roxbury Computers Christyne King s Act: yearbook editor (Il-I2), Scho- lastic Art contest parici- pant winner Ambition: commercial artist Favorite saying: Phooey! Tyrone Lambright Roxbury Electronics Act: basketball (10) Ambition: electrical engineer Jane McCormick Beacon Hill Electronics Act: cheerleading (co-capt Il-I2), yearbook staff (12) Ambition: undecided Favorite saying: The only way to be is be yourself. People are peo- ple no matter what color they are. William McDonough Dorchester Computers Act: baseball (10-12), football (10 and |2), prom committee (I2), Sr. Class Pres., Valedictorian (12) Ambition: systems analysist Favorite saying: Be yourself! Yvette Wilhelminia Lewis Dorchester Med Tech Aviation Act: band (9-12), softball (9-11), In- ternational Festival (I0-II). Ambition: psychotherapist Favorite saying: I'm not cheap. Tommy King Dorchester Boston Trade Ambition: printer 21 22 Carolle Nau Roxbury Computer Act: track (9-10), drama club, Inter- national club, student council Ambition: undecided Rosa Emilia Pereira Dorchester Medical Tech Act: track (9), badminton (9), stu- dent council Ambition: medical technologist Dawnielle Montiero Dorchester Boston Trade Ambition: draftsperson and model Favorite saying: “Money” Pamela Murphy Roxbury Computers Act: social club (9), varsity chorus (9, II-I2) Ambition: computer programmer FS: If you don’t know that you know it, then you do know that. Gary A. Nelson Mattapan Aviation Act: soccer (9-12), track (9) Ambition: undecided Favorite saying: beautiful William Palladino East Boston Electronics Act: flexible campus Ambition: to get out of high school Favorite saying: Let me copy your paper. Nelson Piacenza East Boston Computers Act: football (9 - capt. 10), baseball (9-12, capt II-I2), basketball (9-12, co-capt Il), yearbook ed. (II-I2) Am: phys. ed. teacher coach Tamara Porter Lois Shea East Boston Medical Tech Act: swim team (co-capt 9-l0), track (co-capt 9-Il), basketball (9-12 co-capt 9 and |2), yearbook editor (Il-I2), cheerleading (I2), student council (9-I0), bi-racial council (9-I0) Ambition: business administration Pamela St. Aimee Mattapan Medical Tech Act: tennis (9-10), track (9), chorus (9), newspaper, drama _ club, swim team (10), karate club, sen- ior play, flexible campus Ambition: undecided Donald B. Rankin Roxbury Medical Tech Act: track (IO-ll) Ambition: business administrator Favorite saying: What’s the scoop! Sheila Smith Boston Medical Tech Act: basketball (9-10), Aerospace Education Color Guard (IOI), softball (10), cheerleading (I2), yearbook staff (12) Am: nurse’s practitioner Holson Stothart Dorchester Aviation Act: soccer (l0-12), track (9) Ambition: aircraft mechanic Michael Russell Dorchester Environmental Tech Ambition: financing or accountant Robert Sprague Dorchester Environmental Tech Act: bridge club Ambition: marine biologist Favorite saying: Bomb Iran Larry Stroman Dorchester Electronics Act: International Festival, That's My Boston art contest winner, Scholastic Art contest winner, flexible campus 23 Ambition: to become a fine artist 24 Geneive Sylvester Dorchester Medical Tech Act: Drill team Ambition: Registered Nurse Favorite saying: “Shut up” Miquel J. Taylor Nickname: Mercury Mattapan Aviation Act: football, track, soccer Ambition: undecided Leigh-Anne Tobin East Boston Medical Tech Act: track (9), yearbook editor (Il- 12), flexible campus (II-I2) Ambition: To be successful Tyrone A. Townsend Dorchester Medical Tech Act: football (9 and 12), basketball (10-1) Ambition: the medical field and to participate in sports Roberta Louise Whate Dorchester Medical Tech Act: basketball (10-12), swim team (Il), volleyball (II-12), track and field (Il) Ambition: microbiologist FS: | can and will succeed. Jestine R. Waters Roxbury Computers Act: volleyball (10), chorus (IO-II), student council (10), junior class social committee Ambition: undecided Michelle Walcott Hyde Park Medical Tech Act: Senior play Ambition: child psychologist Keith Wilkey Roxbury Computers Act: basketball (10) Ambition: computer technician bpis WF ae PEE 74°) ASSISTANT HEADMASTERS Clarence E. Glover Physical Education Health Domenic Amara Administration Dwight Barnett History Nicholas Rubino Mathmatics Frank Santosuosso Science Fred Spracklin English Marlene Adamore Grace Alba Donald Allen Science Special Ed. Secretary Electronics Joanne Barnett Charles Baron Aida Bartolomeo English Aerospace AFJROTC Instructor Security Aide Paula Barton Mattie Bennett Edmund Biddy Math 636 Aide Computer Tech. Robert Bonanno Ellen Brockman Jeanette Burns Math Flexible Campus Coordinator Medical Technology 27 Margaret Butler Eileen Callanen Ana Candelaria School Nurse Reading Spanish Bilingual Reading Mary Canty Marilyn Cargill Edward Carlson Media Specialist Reading Environmental Technology Louis Cicolari Minnie Cobb Michael Cockrell Computer Technology Resourse Special Ed Resource Special Ed Jean Cottrell Liliana DiFabio Math Guidance Counselor Math Tutor 28 Lucy Delmuto Christine DeLorie Paul Delorie Secretary Resource Special Ed Administrative Asst. Arthur Depoian Paul Desmond Robert Deveau Title | Reading English Resource Special Ed Salvatore Devincenzo Joanne Diamond James Donovan Aerospace AFJROTC Instructor English Drafting Kathleen Dougherty Steven Driscoll Errol Duplessis Modern Foreign Languages History History Government Swimming Instructor 30 Jim Dupree Gina Lee Eng Patrick Farrell Security Aide Bilingual Chemistry Industrial Arts Colin Fay Jean Fottler Florinda Forlizzi Science REPC Rep Security Aide Jewel Francis Joanne Frattura Richard Glennon Security Aide English Geography Yvonne Goodwin Virginia Grammar Maureen Harrelson Library Aide Computer Technology Reading Geography Joseph Hart Lois Hartley Jacqueline Hill Music Swimming Instructor Evaluation Team Leader Brenda Hines Maureen Hollins John Howard Security Aide Reading Geography ESAA Reading Daniel Hung Joan lannone Charles Jacob Bilingual Title | Aide Librarian Edward Joyce Stewart Kadish Ellen Karp-Peyster Resource Special Ed Graphics Math Health College Prep 31 32 Maureen Kelly George Kintz Arthur Krozy 636 Reading English é Music Physical Education Frank Laquidara John Lau Bonnie Levine Energy ET an) Art Allan Madeiros Jane Manning Deborah Mandel English Reading Secretary Val Mcbride Raffaella Murano Frederick Murphy Economics English Science Medical Tech. Language Arts Maria Nieves Robert Ohlson Cora Ott Spanish Bilingual Math Career Counselor Placement Director Arthur Perdigao John Principato Hugo Rizzuto Physical Education Resource Special Ed Aviation Technology John Rooney Dr. Stanley Russell Maynard Runkel English MIT Liaison Spanish Joanne Scarpa Donald Scheufele Math Science Vat 33 John Silva Lea Sison Frank Spearing Earth Science Home Economics Business Doris Stanziani Vivian Stephenson Kathleen Trainor Typing Science j 636 Math Science Joanne Vacca Andrew Vaccari Richard Viscarello History Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Diane Vraux Kathleen Wrona Joseph Zambello Math Physical Education Health , Industrial Arts Cafeteria Staff: M. Sennett, P. Albano, J. Rizzo, F. LaMonica, T. Agrew, P. Rizzo, P. Picardi rat 2: ape ee % ae hae i it ' ' 4 ' r t ¥ Custodians: J. O'Hara, J. Barrett, J. Panarese Marie Ward - Title | Clerical Aide Roy Ward - Title | Aide 35 SA co . SSAA SRB i) ai REO NY “ I OG Ff a, 4 WY Y, itis, z Hh ieure! apts Nu ately Valet ly SAY ——= SS —=—S SS tae ae TTA eiesiaiaias essiiiaanins hvenceieanige! riewstaaisss asiegeeees pss uP shes 323% BY Leos Zonet RF SS HO t— —C‘i YW titOOOOO O : : :”:CW WKCti‘C(‘CNSNNCOCOC:C:C‘C OW‘, NG Fe 7, 6d] tC wet � Yj Ry es Y Cy int sane HE rei? Beem §o _ AW M E TQDNG eae eweesis, eezze satis, ie Het Pea Ban ‘ej; AON Z y= . ¥ weve YO ay NA = — —S ’ nes Af Ke VU ZEEN mee AON PR VSS Y SRSA KK y_BNf SS CS SS ee CHEERLEADING Standing: Chris Harris, Carolyn Farrell, Jane McCormick, Kathy Evans, Lois Shea, Sheila Smith Kneeling: Nyvia Cruz, Gail Costello, April Mirando, Laura Richards, Pamela James, Barbie Gambale, Gina Assini, Chriss Early, Vanessa Mendes. CAPTAINS SENIORS AND COACH VRAUX a7 38 . and if I’m elected...” Umana Rockettes “We are family” Eagles 1 fan Ce ee Ak ewe ee 40 FOOTBALL The Umana Tech football team completed a highly successful season, finishing with a 3-I-l record in the District League. Outstanding for the Eagles were seniors Mike Coyne, Tyrone Townsend and co-capt. Mike Hynes. Both Coyne and Townsend were selected to the League All Star Team as well as chosen by their teammates as the outstanding lineman and back respectively. Hynes, Townsend, and Coyne were chosen to participate in the Daryl Williams All Star Game, which was the first time a game of this type was played incompassing all the outstanding senior athletes in the City of Boston. eR { 6-2-2 [ Front: R. Anderson, T. Townsend, M. Coyne, E. Neal, M. Hynes, K. Ashton, B. McDonough, E. Francis, J. Lewis Middle: M. Bean, R. Cruz, T. Tillman, T. Herron, S. Davidson, M. Marinez, C. Farrell, R. Eiland, E. Morash Back: Coach D’India, K. Bean, Q. Hicks, R. Copeland, F. Smith, M. Johnson, D. McKnight, Coach Rooney, R. Gay, Coach Perdiago “T. Townsend up the middle” “E. Francis with open field” “You hit him high, and I'll hit him low!” “Send in a dive on two” 42 “B. McDonough shows some skin” “M. Hynes stretches out” “M. Marinez blocks a pass” “Coach Rooney gives the officials some advice” “The players look on” GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Front: (I to r) R. Jones, D. Redmond, D. Love (co-capt.), J. Chin (co- capt.), R. Whate, M. Ca- valeri Back: (I to r) K. Keller, A. Campbell, A. Fottler, S. Jackson, C. King, Coach Wrona, T. Joiner, P. Holland, D. DeCordova, M. Araya The 1979 Volleyball team moved up to Division | to gain better competition, but found the going tough. The young team finished with a 6 win-lO loss record. Roberta leaping for joy. Christyne King at the line. Co-Capt. Debby Love, Coach Kathy Wrona, and Co-Capt. Janet 2 Chin. 43 44 “Wait until | get that ball.” Action at the net. Robin Jones M.V.P. nls BM Take a minute to smile. BOYS TRACK TEAM tama, 8 ea Se Back: (ltor) Richard Gregory, Chris Pustizzi, Eric Francis, Darryl Mcknight, Ron Eiland, Sandra Jackson, Coach Lou Cicolari Front: (1 to r) Charmaine Ward, Kevin Holmes, Shelby Wise, Anthony Johnson, James Bray, Steve Walker Not shown: Bruce Applewhite, James Gary, Rudy Cruz, George Davis, James Hogan After a highly successful season in 1978-79. The Umana Track team was moved up to the tough Division | in the city league. Even though the team went winless in 7 meets, there were some fine individual performances. Steve Walker, Eric Francis, and Jimmy Hogan won medals in the city championships. Free of injuries, we hope to improve our record next year and move up the com- petitive ladder in Division I. 46 GIRL’S SWIM TEAM Front (L to R), M. Craig, T. Gomes, D. Kelly Back (L to R): L. McDonough, R. Fonseca, $. McGill, C. Figueroa, T. Schmitt, L. MaGuire, I. Belbin, D. Drummy, D. Tambasio, $. Newayno, (missing C. Richards), Coach L. Hartley The Girl’s Swim Team finished it’s best season ever with an 8 win 2 loss record to win third place in the final league standings. The girls also finished third in the City Championships. All team members did a excellent job this season with 7 winning medals at the City Championship at West Rox- bury. A special thanks to Donna Tambascio for her coopera- tion and much needed help during this winning season. I’m gonna whip you | Is this the way the pros start? 50 (eye (a4 Combining a balanced offense with a tough-nosed defense, the Umana hockey team worked hard for a respectable six win, seven loss record. The Eagles earned a chance for the division championship by beating Trade handily three times and narrowly defeating Copley twice. Three one-goal losses to Latin Academy, however, dimmed Umana’s hopes. Leading the offensive charge was t he league’s highest scoring line - sophomores Mike Tevenan, Keith Bean, and Ken Flagg. Complementing this consistent trio was the fine play of Captain John Bradley and linemates Pito Fontanez and Michael Bean, a high scoring seventh grader. Other contributing forwards were Onofrio Minafo, Joel DeMas, and Jason Wallace. : The Umana defense shone during the season. Anthony Mattaliano and Jack Leffel spearheaded a defense corps that allowed the lowest goals - against total in Umana history. Goaltender Joe Finnigan performed superbly in nets, and newcomer back-up Eric Powers played well when called upon. With the expected return of most of this year’s starters the Umana hockey team and newly elected co- captains Anthony Mattaliano and Michael Tevenan are eagerly looking forward to next year. Front: (l to r) K. Flagg, A. Mattaliano, K. Bean, J. Finnigan, J. Bradley (capt.), M. Tevenan Middle: T. Schmitt (mgr.), O. Minafo, R. Morse, A. Lau, E. Powers, J. Leffel, J. Simmons (mgr.) Back: Coach Kadish, M. Bean, P. Fontanez, W. Rossi, J. Wallace, J. Demas ' “Eagles on the attack” | ete oT ce AOE oom Lenserigoel cooperate lial eh a ws “M. Tevenan with a diving effort.” “Kick save J. Finnigan.” “K. Flagg forechecks.” “A worried coach.” “Rough along the boards ... .” “Mattaliano leads the Eagles out” ... but Pito stands victorious” “K. Bean circles the net” SOCCER TEAM bere =. Front (L to R) W. Lopez, J. Fitzgerald, J. Brutus, H. Stothart, M. Adar, G. Aquino, B. Maclay, Back (L to R) Coach H. Rizzuto, L. Fidalgo, J. Prevost, A. Newson, L. Furman, E. Cvilikas, A. Andruzkiewicz, G. Davis, A. Facada, D. Newayno, missing: P. Fonta nez Is this the last one? D. Newayno about to score a goal. H. Stothart with another great save. 53 54 The 79-80 season was somewhat disappointing to the Umana soccer team. Due to injuries and other reasons, the team lost several of its seniors early in the season leaving the team with mostly freshmen and sophomores to carry on. Although competing with varsity teams throughout the city was difficult, the team held together quite well, giving up its losses by a narrow margin. The season ended with 4 wins and 9 losses and with a team prepared to take on the challenge of 1980-81. Three team members made the city All Stars. They were George Davis, Pito Fontanez, and Holson Stothart. Hold it right there buddy. Give it back it’s my balll Let’s Discol Get down herel G. Aguino hustles for the ball. ... UMANA HUSTLE 56 BOYS BASKETBALL 79-80 The 1979-1980 Umana Boys Basketball Team completed a successful year. They moved from last year’s 5-15 record to a very respectable 8-IO season against some of the best Division IIl teams in Eastern Massachusetts. Last year’s regulars Nelson Piacenza, Miguel Marinez, Michael Harris and Nate Smith were happy to have Kevin Ashton and Paul MacGregor join the varsity cause. Also newcomer Anthony Hanks worked right in to make a solid contribution. Louis Larry led the reserve troops with steady play along with Gordon Gleaves and Scott Jaundoo. Other team members include new student manager Mark Herron and Hiram Horne. The team wishes to thank Ms. Levine for her acute efficiency as official scorer which led to two victories and to Coach McHugh for his vast technical assistance to the team and to Mr. Glover. We will miss the spark and leadership of seniors Kevin Ashton, Nelson Piacenza and Anthony Hanks. Ashton moved to full time varsity play this year giving solid performances each game, Piacenza capped off a three year starting guard position with a fine year, and Hanks moved into a starting position as a first year player and earned his ‘‘wings” each game. Best wishes seniors and keep your UMANA pride. %' hi | yf Kneeling: (I to r) N. Piacenza, B. Lopez, H. Horne, F. Walters, M. Bodden, S. Gaines, M. Benjamin. Standing: Coach McHugh, Coach Glover, L. Larry, G. Gleaves, A. Hanks (co-capt.), K. Ashton (co-capt.), M. Harris, $. Jaundoo, M. Marinez, M. Herron (mgr.), Ms. Levine (official scorer), (missing P. MacGregor) SENIORS Piacenza for twol ie Ashton drives the middle. MacGregor with a jumper! 58 An easy twol Michael shoots a ‘J’ Hanks shoots in a crowd. Ashton taps it in. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Kneeling: (I to r) R. Jones, C. Seay, L. Shea, D. Redmond, J. Gobbi, R. Whate Standing: Coach K. Wrona, G. Assini, D. Love, P. James, L. Richards, B. Gibson, M. Cavaleri, C. Early $. McGill, Coach E. Joyce Co-Capt. Lois Shea, Coach K. Wrona, Co-capt. Daph- ne Redmond The Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team of 1979- 1980 had a fine winning season, finishing second in the City of Boston Division II with a lO win - 4 loss record. Junior Co-captain Daphne Redmond and Sophomore Cleopatra Seay were selected to the City of Boston Division Il All-Scholastic Team and averaged 14.2 and II.6 points re- spectively. Cleo Seay, most valuable player. Daphne Redmond, most outstanding play- er Okay, hand it over! Someone catch! 62 BOY’S SWIM TEAM Top (L to R): S$. Koval, R. Comeau, C. Molloy, D. Brown MIDDLE (L to R): F. McLain, T. Herron, M. Blair, coach Mr. Duplessis BOTTOM (L to R): C. Jeter, B. Lynch, J. Silveira, P. Duro MISSING: M. Hawker, K. Ortiz, J. Dias Captains: (L to R) Tod Herron, Ron Comeau, Chris Molloy UMANA HUSTLE! Umana finished with a 4-5 record during the dual meet season, and placed 9th in the All-City meet (Il team participating). Neither of these records are outstanding as compared to the rest of the Boston City League, but there was considerable improve- ment in individual performances in most events from previous years. Considering that the current group of Umana swimmers are young (average is 8.6) and virtually all new to the league, it was to their credit that the 1980 version of the team could swim faster than any of its predecessors. As a whole, the 1980 League was faster than the 1979 League, and the level of competition was greater. Umana was picked by virtually everyone to be the “patsie’” of the Bos- ton City League. Any win was a surprise win, and Umana scored three big surprises along the way, plus one forfeit. In addition, Umana had its first-ever boys swimmer to win a medal in All- City competi- tion (Tod Herron, 100 Breast) in 1980. Two other Umana swimmers came close with 7th place finishes (Scott Koval, 100 Free; and Chris Molloy, 200 Free). So, look out Boston City League, the Umana water babies are growing up fast and looking to better season in I98I. 5 ONES L Umana’s winning 400 Free Relay Team (L to R); B. Lynch, McLain, R. Comeau, C. Molloy, $. Koval Swimmers ready, take your mark... Paul Duro, Tod Herron - 1980 MOST IMPROVED SWIMMERS . .. GOL Tod and Scott leading the way. GO EAGLES!! Scott Koval MOST VALUABLE SWIMMER 1980 Tod Herron - First Umana Boy’s Swimmer to win a medal in All- City competition. Led by veterans Ursula White, Pam Holland and Tresa Owens, Umana’s badminton team increased it’s vic- GIRLS BA DMINTON tories from 3 in 1979 to 13 in 1980. Newcomers Gari McLaughlin, San- | dra Green, Kelly Sprague and Tim- mea, White, greatly contributed to the team’s success. This season the Eaglettes swept Eastie, Latin Aca- damy, Brighton, Charlestown, W. Roxbury and Hyde Park. The high- light of the season was handing Bos- ton Latin’s B’s their only loss in two years. � Standing: (L to R) Coach Robert Ohlson, Gari McLaughlin, Tresa Owens, Pam Holland, Ursula White. Kneeling: (L to R) Sandra Green, Kelly Sprague, Timmea White Disco “O” Kelly makes a big effort. “Enguard” Gari serves the birdie. Demonstrating robot style 66 BASEBALL The Umana baseball team complete its third year of varsity play and finished the season with a 9 win and 5 loss record. The team started and finished slowly as their record was 3 wins and 2 losses after five games. But then the squad under first year coach John Rooney won its next six games including an exciting 8-7 ten inning victory over arch-rival East Boston. That put their record at 9 wins and 2 losses with three games to go and the team needing but one victory to qualify for the first time ever for the Eastern Mass. tournament. But it was not to be as the team dropped the last three games of the season. Inconsistent performances from virtually every team member was the reason for the decline. Two players who did perform admirably for the entire year however were centerfielder and lead off batter Miguel Marinez who hit a solid .404 for the season and led the team in runs scored. Second baseman and shortstop Tom Lewis also was steadly at the bat as he led the team in runs batted in with many being of the clutch variety, including 5 R.B.I.’s in the win over East Boston. Next year looks to be a rebuilding year as the team loses to graduation its top two pitchers Bill McDonough and Nelson Piacenza. Bill was the recipient of a full scholarship to Boston University and Nelson will enroll in the fall of 1980 at Salem State College. Front (I to r) B. McDonough, D. Timony, D. Ruliera, R. Cruz, T. Lewis, N. Piacenza, M. Marinez, J. Leffel Back: (1 to r) E. Morash, E. Neal, R. Anderson, K. Flagg, B. George, P. Fontanez, Coach J. Rooney Jim Ed Rice Jack fires to second. Kenny throws from third. Rudy Cruz sends one deep. DOUBLE-BARRELLED ACTION “Piacenza and McDonough strike again” Brian George mo pote etm + : “ = a ie Be Vit eee “The Captains” N. Piacenza, Coach Rooney, E. Neal 68 GIRLS SOFTBALL VARSITY Front (I to r) M. Dillon (city all-star), S. Fer- nandez, L. Richards, $. Hernandez (city all- star), M. Cavaleri (city all-star), Back (I to r) Coach Burns, D. Newayno, J. Gobbi, D. God- frey, F. Andrusykeiwcz, C. Early History Of Umana Softball Team. 1977-78. Umana’s first varsity softball team was organized by Mrs. Bethyl Brittle. The team had much to learn in playing as one. The first year was not a happy one for winning. The team was 0-14 This same year the Junior Varsity team through long hours and hard work had a prosperous season. This was due to the batting and outstanding plays of Jolene Gobbi (left field) and Sonia Hernandez (pitcher se- cond base). The team record, II-3 gave the girls the spirit and the experience of winning. 1978-79. The Junior Varsity softball team became the varsity team with many new players. The teams in Division 2 did not give Umana an easy time. The team record was 2-12. The team lost I2 games but the scores were close. South Boston and Charlestown were the only teams that really gave Umana a beating. At the end of the season the team said that 1979 would be their year. 1979-80. The year of Success. This year Umana’s softball team fullfilled it’s potential and played up to expections. The team’s record was 12-4. This was third place Division 2, and gave the girls a chance to play in the State Tournament. This year the highest batters in Division 2 came from Umana. They were Laura Richards .766, and Francis Andrusykiewcz .760. JUNIOR VARSITY Front (Il tor) A. Belcher, J. Lisenby, J. Rich- ardson, V. McPherson Back (I to r) $. Smith, M. Roberts, A. Lawrence, M. Rojas, Coach DeLorie 69 Laura Richards Francis Andrusykeiwxz Sonia Hernandez Michelle Dillon I. ay, 3. 4. Maria Cavaleri 5. 6. Sonya Fernandez .166 Short stop pitcher .160 Third base 718 Right field .100 Short stop pitcher .100 First base .661 Catcher 7. Diane Newayno 8. Jolene Gobbi 9. Chris Early 10. Donett Godfrey ll. Zandra Western 12. Nyvia Cruz .658 Center field .654 Second base .654 Second base .649 Outfield -420 Outfield lO Outfield TRACK 1980 City Champions OUTDOOR TRACK [980 The 1979-80 Umana Outdoor Track Team completed a successful season winning our 2nd city champion- ship in as many years. First year coach, Mrs. Joanne Barnett assisted by her teacher husband Rev. William Barnett brought together a young team to again place Umana in the circle of champions. The championship was a team effort with high stepping 8th graders Nicole Hullum and Charmaine Ward placing 3rd in the 220 yard and 440 yard run respectively. Charmaine also placed 4th in the long jump, with senior Carolyn Farrell placing second in both the long jump and the '2 mile run. From the mouths of children come words of wisdom and upon youthful legs rested the city championship. The mile relay team with Carolyn Farrell and the “wonder women” of the 8th grade (Charmaine, Nicole and Sandra Jackson) not only won the race, but set a new all time city record. Yes, there were more track members than the “wonder women’ and here they are. Janet Chin (junior) placed 4th in the high jump, Robert Whate (senior) placed 5th in the shot put, Stevenna Gaskins (junior) placed 3rd in the discus and marathon woman, Pamela James won the 2 mile race. Members of the supporting cast were Wanda Alston, Karen Dunson, Lisa Gray, Lisa Moreau, Julie Enciso, Lisa Martin Monica Bynoe, Taunya Johns, Lina Dell’Avia, Beddellia Witcher, Sylvia Freeman, Theresa Watkins, and Lisha Smith. Congratulations girls on a fine season. As much as we would like to dwell on the ladies, we must give the guys their credit. The boys team made their ‘run for the roses” with Kurt Barnes taking 2nd place in the quarter mile and first place in the hearts of the lady tracksters. Strong man, Eric Francis placed 6th in the shot put with supporting cast Ron Eiland, Steve Walker, Ty Tillman, James Gary, Billy Pope, Roland Meadows, Rodney Hanberry, James Maddox, Larry Furman, Maynard Thorn, Lucendo Fidalgo, and Larry McLean giving a fine helping hand. Umana is looking forward to seeing the Outdoor Track Team pull a “hat trick” for three championships in three years. written by Mr. C.E. Glover “The Team” “An intense moment” “Off to a quick start: “Charging towards the finish line’ “A WINNING SPIRIT” ae — eis re Kneeling: S. Mitchell, W. Williams, D. Decordoba, M. Lee Standing: R. Bosse (co-capt), M. Parham (co-capt), G. Corbin, §. Duran, Mr. Kadish “Coach Kadish instructing” eet ee i sa pie or eee ae “Co-captains Bob Bossi and Mi- chael Parham” Kh TAKS) VV VAAA £ Xk xX XX cx eee a x’ a 9 QR © Sewers. 7218 aS ANWNWY eee FANT AUR een 1 UE ARE, , a aig ‘ oUt yt ae aaah AX é Ce ey ; IN OD ss 4, 2 IN YE | | ‘ 2 t Pees . Wp SA : : Ms ( NS S SN y Ne Vi) 4 AWS i ppseedis H, Ni y ye Pe) ie fi ‘ Vf an Ve y 4, ' K Va i SS i 4 . . ty OR i) : cee - a ce iy) Wy! hy Hy n SS Ta G44 4D H} Wy lin = Mi SSS | ll | | lignes tl y fi (ye: | th UMANA BAND UMANA STUDENT COUNCIL Front: (I to r) B. Darling, H. Fong, D. Love (asst. PRO and BSACT) Ms. L. Sison - ad- visor, D. Martin (tres), W. Lopez, T. Mi- nus (asst sec.), Back: R. Cruz (vice-pres and SAC), J. Buckley (PRO and SAC), U. White (sec and SAC), J. Dias, J. Chin (Pres. and BSAC), W. Mui, H. Wong (Bos- ton School Student Coordinatro), missing M. Walsh (asst. Tres) Seated (I tor): E. Rivera, A. Andruskiewicz, R. Cruz, L. Smith Mr. Kintz, M. Adar, J. Boghdadi, M. Adar, C. Jeter Standing: D. Tambascio, E. Francis, D. Redmond, J. Enciso, P. Carrillo,. Ferman, A. Edwards, C. Pustizzi, $. Pobudziej, M. Raver, P. Hunt ALL-STARS Basketball All-Star Participants: Winning first place in the 1980 Metropolitan All- Star game representing the Umana are (I to r) Coach C. Glover, A. Hanks N. Pia- cenza, K. Ashton, and manager M. Herron 77 CARNATION DAY May 2, 1980 On Umana’s first carnation day the halls, hair, pockets, and hands of staff and students were filled with flowers. The event, a fundraiser for the year- book was a total success. For the price of 50¢ a flower, red carnations for love and white carnations for friendship were ordered in secret. The flowers were delivered to the recepient with- out any knowledge of the sender. The secret party was revealed later in the afternoon at the same cost of 50¢ per flower with the benefits helping sup- port the 1980 book. A “special day’”’ was had by all who participated, prompting Carnation Day to be an an- nual event at the Umana. 78 WELCOME TO UMANA ALE = aie a a | MR. BILL O’CONNELL UMANA WELCOMES CUPID ON FEBRUARY ¢ I4TH 1980 Deters - 5M adi eau I] Sg 82 MILITARY AWARDS BANQUET UMAr Air Force Association Award Medal: D. Copeland, S. “George Davis Cadet Commander Connolly extends welcome” Reserve Officers Association Medal: R. Sprague, A. Mattaliano American teston eenera Military Excel- Military Order of the World Wars Medal: S. Sons of the American Revolution Med- lence Award Medal: G. Davis, D. Newayno Yee al: L. Furman . — : 2 ¥ NA TIONAL AWARDS National Sojourners Medal: ene raee of the American Revo- i A Lins. 7 [N, aia Bie aE AFJROTC Longevity Ribbon AFJROTC Service Ribbon UNIT AWARDS: PRESENTERS AND RECIPIENTS AFJROTC Outstanding Cadet : Pa saa Ribbon: S. Connelly, R. Sprague, AFJROTC Outstanding Flight Ribbon AFJROTC Cocurricular Activities Leadership Ribbon: C. Early, L. Furman, D. Copeland, H. J. Gobbi, D. Newayno, $. Mak, O. Minafo Wong, G. Davis, presented by General Sweeney REOTIEG Academic Ribbons: L. Furman, H. Wong, T. Wong, G. Davis AFJROTC Service With Drill Team Bar AFJROTC Superior Performance Ribbon: Flight Solo Badge A. Mattaliano Necaas a pital D. AFJROTC Leadership Ribbon wi VU Zz ia) ia) .@) =) i- 4 bad ww INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL ot PATRICKS mae | - On FirzcerAto Bourgon SENIOR PROM May 16, 1980 On Friday night, May I6th, Umana’s class of 1980 held it’s senior prom. The event was held at the Chateau de Ville in Saugus. Music was provided by our favorite D.J. Ricky D. Christine Harris and Michael Coyne were crowned King and Queen as they danced to the song “Reasons”, the theme for the evening. A great time was had by students, faculty, and guests. 90 SVs The latest in formal wear Dancin cheek to cheek “Where’s my grand piano?” UMANA’S SECOND GRADUATION NEW ENGLAND LIFE HALL JUNE 13, 1980 “Umana Chorus with soloist Rudy Cruz” nysas : ” “Judge Mario Umana’” “Charles Joseph, year- William McDonough, Class President ludg Ly bok dedication” Gustave Anglin, Headmaster Roger Beattie, Community Superintendent John O'Bryant, School Committee pear AWARDS DAY - JUNE 19, 1980 Mr. D. Amara Distinguished guests: Representative Gus Serra, Chief Jus- Mr. G. Anglin tice Harry Elam, Judge Mario Umana Umana’s Color Guard 98 Marcelo Adar Adriana Adar Deborah Boehner - Diane Brosley Richard Butts Robert Cabral Michael Cintolo Joyce Clark William Clark Gail Costello Gail Cohen AYE Tal i Qe | Chuck Crescenzo Scott Davidson George Davis Carmela Defeo Daniel Delaney Mark Dunn Christin e Early Arthur Edwards Jerry Epps Sonya Fernandes Carmen Figueroa Annette Fantasia Steveanna Gaskins Jolene Gobbi Joseph Graham Mark Herron Quintin Hicks Sharyn Hills Ann Hulme David lannone Robert Ingemi Pamela James Michael Johnson A Me 7 Te } 3 ASAK Junior Class Officers: W. Silverstein (tres.), A. Mat- taliano (pres.), E. Offutt (V. pres.) Linda Yee Gina Zona ad Paula Johnson Robin Jones Karen Keller George Kelly Edward Kennedy John Lewis Paul MacGregor Stephen Mack April Marando Miguel Marinez Terrance Miller Wesley Mui Diane Newayno Allen Perkins Gary Pustizzi Laura Richards Jennifer Roker Thomas Senuta Lisha Smith Tyrone Tillman Robert Tricome Derek Tyler Helen Ward Delsye West Frank Williams Lisa Abber _ Marco Adar Gina Assini_ _ Rene Barboza _ Gertrude Ba Keith Bean Pamela Be anet Chi Donald Coldba John Colwell Kenneth Flag Scott Gahn _ Barbra Gambale_ - James Gary Beth Gibson Donette Godfrey Tina Gomes Patricia Grato David Hartnett Marion Hurley Joyce Hodge Pamela Holland Curtis Jackson — Kathy Minus Michael J _ Eric Morash x froteE we ie i i S William Quinn James Reardon _ Christine Richards _ Maria Silveria Carlton Smith Keith Smith Mate Smith Quint Smith 101 ' Cleopatra Sea Anthony Amatucci Lisa Amsel Bruce Applewhite Devin Ash Robert Barboza Inez Belbin Angela Belcher Michael Benjamin Paul Bercume David Blaides Martin Bodden Marie Bossi Damita Canty Jane Cassaro Sherman Cheeks Walter Chubbick Eric Clark Tim Collins Ann Marie Colon Ron Comeau Francisco Corparo Cedric Cromwell Francis Crossen Nyvia Cruz Edward Cvilikas Miguel Damico Sylvan Danwah Lisa Davis Danielle Decordova Ralph Demarco Arthur Doctor Himanshu Doshi John Drake Vishal Dubey Tammy Edmunds 103 104 Shayne Emerson Julie Enciso Richard Eng Charles Farrell Virginia Fernandez Lester Flemming Anthony Ford Laurence Furman Steven Gaines Roscoe Gay Stacy Givan Rosalie Gerardi Mitchell Green Keith Greenaway Lancel Greene Anthony Griffith Carmen Gutierrez Michael Harris Angelique Hazelwood Maria Hernandez Karen Hilchey Javonne Holmes Hyram Horne Kim Jabbaar Sandra Jackson Timothy Johnston Joanne Johnston Tanaya Jones Jimmy Keaney Norman Koval Linda Kwan Michael Lacorazza Wendy Lam Jose Lantigua Frank Larkin Phil Larosa Maria Lee Paul Lee Devanda McCarthy Lisa McDonough Francis McLain Heather Mack Shawn Marando R. Martinez Yolanda Mason Roland Meadows Maura Michel Dante Mirabella Geno Mirabella Sheila Mitchell Albert J. Moore James Mullan Regina Mungo Susan Newanyno Niraj Nayak Maurice Perry Stephanie Pobudziej Douglas Porter Eric Powers Jefferson Prevost Andrew Prince J. Pryor Mary Quirk Antonio Reis Erickson Rich Robert Richardson Nathanial Rookard Jose Rodriquez Marilyn Rodriquez Maria Rojas 105 Saul Ruiz Valerie Sabbag Belinda Scott K. Shepard Kelly Sprague Patrick Sullivan Amy Tam Donna Tambascio David Thacker Maynard Thorn William Trammel Juan Vargas Mary Verrier Fung Wah Wan Pauline Zukowski FRONT ROW: J. Wallace, M. Fernandez, F. Marquard, K. Burkett W. Fisher, R. Fonseca MIDDLE ROW: M. Galloway, D. Ortega, D. Hathaway, G. Amos T. Smith, P. Flattes, I. Classen, C. Cardiere, N. Lapia, A. Cur- ran, Mr. Glennon BACK ROW: D. Smith, K. McColgan, C. Mari- na, P. Armstead, L. Tirrell, D. MacGregor, K. Averett Front Row: D. Hoffman, J. Adar, W. Burke, N. Coakley E. Ariza, M. Hawker MIDDLE ROW: C. Jetter, W. Chow, K. Averett, B. Clokessy D. Chan, T. Zerola, C. Pappas, R. Leung, D. Drummey, Mrs. Semedo Back ROR: W. Chin, M. Cruiz, R. Burns, J. Serino, S. Freeman, R. Lynch, W. Williams FRONT ROW: E. Anzalone, J. Shea, L. Boswell, R. Hitchcock, C. White, S$. Carter MIDDLE ROW: K. Lowe, D. Richardson, M. Bean, B. McCrory, E. Sharpe, C. Hatchell, K. Williams, M. Barsamian, T. Hull- hum, N. Armstrong BACK ROW: G. Duncanson, A. Turner, W. Rossi, M. Boyd, R. Gillis, L. Furman, P. Headley 107 108 FRONT ROW: J . Silviera, J. Goggin, K. Milkey, $. Guerrierro MIDDLE ROW: S. Sealey, D. Cinelli, T. Jones, E. DeJesus, M. Allston, E. Miller, L. White, M. Cochran, Mrs. Sison BACK ROW: B. Hrul, G. Addi- vinola, L. Orr, V. Jackson, P. Mac- Donald FRONT ROW: Mrs. Cobb, T. Hall, M. Goodwin, J. Curry, M. Spencer, G. Kennedy, E. Thomasson BACK ROW: M. Bynoe, L. Robery, C. Thompson, J. McCall, V. Mendes GRADE 7E MR HUNG 1980 hl EN NR be! apie UMANA TECH §f E BOSTON MASS Ff GRADE 7F MRS COBB 1980 FRONT ROW: W. Mohammed, T. Young, M. Bean, D. Cologera, E. Araya MIDDLE ROW: E. Silva, C. Shanahan, S. Perryman, M. Perkins, R. Burdette, C. Edwards, G. War- ren, Mr. Hung BACK ROW: M. Souza, L. Atkinson, B. Witcher, C. Brennan, L. Fidalgo, S. Gilbert, W. MaClay EE ie mn e Li FRONT ROW: M. Stackpole, T. Young, $. Urraca BACK ROW: X. Santelices, C. Esposito, G. Jones, K. Terry, Mr. Murphy UMANA TECH FF � E BOSTON MASS GRADE 76 MR MURPHY 1980 FRONT ROW: J. Boghdad, G. Carter, P. Hunt, D. Kinteris MID- DLE ROW: D. Martin, D. Yee, D. DeSisto, P. Carrefiello, J. Dias, D. Robinson, J. Fermin, L. Antonelli, Mrs. Manning BACK ROW: S. Wyse, L. Moreau, L. Jones, M. Nano, N. Hullum UMANA TECH ff E BOSTON MASS fi GRADE 8B MRS MANNING [ie FRONT ROW: S. Bosse, T. Eagan, M. Dillon, J. Creech, D. Paul, Y. Yee MIDDLE ROW: A. Chan, A. Branch, R. Hunter, E. Rivera, L. Gray, C. Hogan, C. Murphy, W. Ruliera, J. Allen, D. Chin, Ms. Dougherty BACK ROW: S. Yee, P. Perecho- duik, C. Prioleau, K. Dunson, N. Santiago, P. Duro, F. Munday | UMANA TECH [fk pa) © BOSTON MASS | GRADE 8C MISS DOUGHERTY 1980 109 FRONT ROW: M. Byrnes, W. Pope, J. Lisenby, $. McGill, L. Flores, V. Valenti MIDDLE ROW: T. Hoffman, A. Siciliano, L. Barton, H. Williams, Y. Sufi, A. Newsone, T. Donovan BACK ROW: J. Collazo, E. Peter- son, V. Gross, A. Oquendo, H. Payne, H. Payne, C. Williams, Y. Barnes FRONT ROW: C. Carella, M. Bar- riero, F. Gobbi, $. Duran, P. Wright MIDDLE ROW: B. Hillman, B. Shackleford, M. Parham, F. West, J. Pizzano, A. Freeman, M. Kane, Mr. Bonanno BACK ROW: D. Champion, A. Belfon, P. Lee, R. Ringer, S. Hardiman, C. Verrier UMANA TECH E BOSTON MASS) GRADE 8E MR BONANNO FRONT ROW: C. Lydon, C. San- tiago, C. Vega, B. Darling, J. Mad- dox MIDDLE ROW: G. Weaks, N. Foy, L. McLean, R. Hanberry, D. Ellis, J. Beal, E. Amos, L. Merrin BACK ROW: L. Powers, D. Wil- liams, L. Aquilar, W. MacKenzie, V. McPherson | UMANA TECH |} E BOSTON MASS J ED) crave oF x =} MRS TRAINOR on ED fey 0 poy a a 8A - Mr Madeiros FRONT ROW: K. Wong, N. Wong, J. Harris, F. Andruszkiewicz, A. Sa- vini MIDDLE ROW: S. Dembro, J. Prendergast, A. Fottler, C. Page, G. Little BACK ROW: J. Yeung, T. O'Hara, M. Casseus, J. Richardson, L. Martin, A. Jackson FRONT ROW: Miss. Nieves, B. Li, A. Chan, Y. Yee, L. Chan, A. Yee, K. Wong MIDDLE ROW: Miss Eng. W. Shing, K Yuen, D. Foun, N. Claderon, J. Yee, L. Valdez, A. Lau, V. Joe, K. Lote, J. Var- gas, J. Li, Mr. Hung BACK ROW: S. Wu, K. Yip, Y. Chan, F. Kwok, S. Tsang, S. SooHoo, D. Chin 1980 SENIOR MACHINE “FOREMEN” Kathy Evans Bonnie Levine and Christine DeLorie Editor-in-chief Advisors = Hannibal King Nelson Piacenza Lois Shea Art Editor Theme developer Sports Editor Sports Editor “Meeting of the minds.” Sean Connolly Staff photographer Yvette Lewis - Advertisement SENIOR MACHINE “MECHANICS” Chuc k Gibson Camera Shy - Monette Craig, Trudi Barrows, B. Chetwynd B. Palladino William Silverstein, Delyse West, Christine Har- Steveanna Gaskins - Typist ris, Jane McCormick, Rudy Cruz, Carol Farrell, Paul MacGregor David lannone Larry Stroman - Artist Leigh-Anne Tobin Sheila Smith - Asst. Editor ee 1979-I980 was a very successful year for the aviation program. There were several excellent field trips where students had the opportunity to visit Logan Airport, the National Weather Service, and Hanscom Airport. Most students in the program had the opportunity to actually take an orientation flight in a Cessna. The highlights of the program included; a group of lOth graders visiting Massport Noise Abate- ment Office with a film crew to film a career presentation and a field trip to Washington D.C. to visit the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, the Goddard N.A.S.A. Space Center and other sights of interest. (Next year we will try it again). The most important highlight of the program was the number of students pursuing flying lessons on their own, and of course the first student, Anthony Mattaliano, to receive his private pilot license. Congratulations! Regina Mungo Rudy Cruz June Simard Tanya Schmitt Delsye West Paula Zukowski Steveanna Gaskins Regina Benton Gari McLaughlin Laura Richards Debbie Tanguay Bernardo Quintero Christine Richards Belinda Scott Elizabeth Gibson Cheryl Fisher Michelle Musculus Donette Godfrey Sandra Rodriquez Helen Griffin William Quinn Herbert Williams Janet Chin Fitzroy Brown PATRONS Ellen Brockman Louis Cohen Paul DeLorie Fran Forman Sherry - Ben's Susie I. Smith Lynda Marra Thomas Woolworths Donald Allen Margaret Butler Mary Canty Edward Carlson Arthur Depoian Steven Driscoll Patrick Farrell Jane Manning Frank Santosuosso Joanne Scarpa Doris Stanziani Joseph Zambello Brenda Hines James Colantonio Louis Cicolari Arthur Krozy Jeanette Burns Charles Jacobs Lucy DelMuto Arthur Perdigao 117 Congratulations to the graduating class of 1980 GUSTAVE ANGLIN HEADMASTER $ § £ FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY ‘ 69-71 Maverick Sq. - 567-9392 or 569-4944 Ses ROS A’ SELF SERVICE PROFESSIONAL LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS 411 Meridian Street - 567-8465 (CORNER OF MARION WHITE STS.-KEYES SQUARE) SAN RO cus CLEANERS 384 Chelsea Street, Day Square FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY - 569-3544 je FRANKIE’S ceaners cirts ail INTERNATIONAL __ FABRICARE INSTITUTE ? 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Isaac Adar, Co-Chair Barbara Powers, Co-Chair Grace Rossi, Co-Chair Jean Fottler, Parent coordinator Mae Amos Frank Andruskiewicz Esther Corbin Maybell DeCordova Willie Jackson Ellie McCormick William O’Hara Peter Sarini Gladys Bennette Colt Press, Inc. East Boston’s Largest Printing Plant 282 Border Street East Boston, Mass. 02128 Good Luck Class of 80 LINDA’S COFFEE SHOP 1262 Hyde Park Ave. Hyde Park, Mass. Continued Success and Happiness to the Class of 1980 Your Yearbook Advisors: Bonnie Levine and Christine DeLorie To Our Neighbors: Best Wishes to Umana Tech’s I980 Graduating Class from PAULS HARVARD PLACE ; your friends at the Barnes School, I5 Harvard Ave Hyde Park, Mass. East Boston. cear® : Dia, Academy of Performing Arts Ill Brooks St. 567-8200 E. Boston, Mass. 569-0459 Congratulations and Best Wishe to the Class of 1980 Dr. Stanley Russell CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1980 GRADUATING CLASSI! MA RIC UMANA Hak =i eli 25 4BCL. DOMENIC G. 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