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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1981 volume:

py J © gz i, TIMRS PAN Time has no beainping ar® no eid; the events de ons Bo Poon os ererat 7a) For. §nth year Gook we trid to permanently capture our years at Umana forever aware Be, of flow we hia shaped by ous 0 past ano we will Determine ene O LW 6 0) 7) A ” ee) ee SS aay TABLE OF CONTENTS = FD 2g Faculty page 4 « Gis? gf Sports page 5° ; THE SCHOOL GCOMMITNTEE OF THEY Gilly ORS B@Simaum AF is aN ON c Cecactet WH t Mei ile iD MARIO UMANA HARBOR SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY GUSTAVE A. ANGLIN HEADMASTER DOMENIC G. AMARA ASSISTANT HEADMASTER DEDICATION Dear Fellow Americans, We the Senior Class of the Mario Umana Harbor School of Science and Technology, would like to join the rest of the country in showing our love and concern for you our fellow Americans. AS a unit we voted unaminously to make you our 1981 yearbook dedication. When you were first captured we along with the rest of the country were both saddened and angered. But, when word of your release came we were equally esthatic and relieved. We are just happy to know you are all back and safely reunited with your loved ones..... free at last! Thank you for making us so proud to be your fellow Americans. The best always to you and yours. Sincerely yours, ii air Clase off 7 81 The Senior Class of 1981 A copy of this letter was sent to each of the ex-hostages. 312 BORDER STREET «+ EAST BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02128 + 569-6280 a et flew to freedom = ay A ad straigini into our hearts caves root s . | ong wis JAMES MICHAEL LOPE JOHN EARL GRAVES MEVIN HERMENING RoweRt ENGELMAM BRUCE W. GERMAN 4 : int é £ i | ELIZABETH ANN SWIFT GREGORY PERSINGES ca, os Fy AS ‘cco “THOMAS €. SCHAEFER OMERT OLOF BLUCKER | “WILLIAM. “ “ROYER sR. a WHLIAM E. BELE FREDERICK L. KUPKE DONALD JOHN COOKE JOHN BD. McKEEL JR WILLIAM GALLEGOS STEVEM W. KIRTLEY CHARLES A. JONES JR BARRY ROSEN MICHATL E. MOEL BELT C. MOORE Fe STEVEM LAUTERBACH “ATHRYN 1. KooR DONALD SHARER ROBERT ODE GARY EARL MARY PLOTKIN seman %: semee VICTOR L. TOMSETH Tn ¥ —_ “ae - PAUL E Lewis WILLIAM DAUGHERTY RICHARD MORETIELS REGIS 1. RATAN THOMAS LEO AHERN PS GUSTAVE ANGLIN, HEADMASTER MESSAGE TO THE SENIOR CLASS” To t he graduating seniors of the Mario Umana High School of Science and Technology, | take this oppurtunity to express my deep-felt gratitude for the sense of responsibility, brotherhood and academic commitment exhibited by your class. Your sense of responsibility was essential to maintaining our school spirit and safety. Your brotherhood was necessary to sustain new human relationships ahd academic commitment was vital to preparing you for the future tasks facing our nation. As Headmaster, | have watched this class face many obstacles successfully and | am encouraged by your determination to grasp science, math, the humanities and technological offerings we provided with enthusi- asm. As a team, teachers and students, together we have scored solidly in our goal of preparing you, the leadership of tomorrow. (ae Tomorrow’s technology will require the skills we have developed today, so with Godspeed face the future with : health, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. 4 EN Che Farulty Mp ea 4 Domenic Amara Administration Dwight Barnett History John Silva Acting Science Nicholas Rubino Mathematics Data Processing Fred Spracklin English Katheryn Wrona Acting Physical Education Health Marlen Adamore Grace Alba Richard Balzarini Biology 766 Clerical Asst. History Charles Baron Aida Bartolomeo Jerome Barton Aerospace Education Security Aerospace Education Paula. Barton Bob Bonnano Ellen Brockman Mathematics Mathematics Flexible Campus Coordinator Margaret Butler. Linda Camiolo Mary Canty Nurse Biology English Media Specialist Edward Carlson James Colantonio M.P.C. Environmental Science Computer Science Lucy Delmuto Christine DeLorie Paul DeLorie Secretary Special Education Housemaster English Robert Deveau Salvatore DeVincenzo James Donovan Special Education Aerospace Education Drafting Energy per Pegs Kathleen Dougherty _ $tephen Driscoll Errol Duplessis French History History Swimming Scuba James Dupree Gina Eng Colin Fay Security Chemistry Chinese Biligual Nel (dives Florinda Forlizzi Jean Fottler Jewel Francis Security Parent Coordinator Security Richard Glennon WAYZe) alam revere Wa Ta) Social Studies Title | Para. Virgina Grammer Lois Hartley Jacqueline Hill Computer Facility Mer. Swimming Educational Team Leader iY) Daniel Hung Joann lannone Charles Jacobs Chinese Bilingual Title | Para. Librarian Edward Joyce Stewart Kadish James Keaney Special Education Graphics Math Chemistry George Kintz Bonnie Levine Allan Madeiros Music Band Art English Jane Manning Raffaella Murano Patricia O’Brien Reading Biology Housemaster History Robert Ohlson Cora Ott fe) td MEY avant laces Guidance Physical Ed. Health Arthur Perdigao Diane Ramsey — Hugo Rizzuto Physical Ed. Health Special Education Aviation John Rooney Michael Rozas Maynard Runkle English English Spanish Ethel Robinson Joanne Scarpa Joan Semedo Business Education Mathematics Art 11 Lea Sison Margaret Spada John Splaine Home Economics Art Secretary Guidance Donald Sullivan Joanne Vacca Richard Viscarello History History Guidance Diane Vraux Ann Marie Walker Marie Ward Mathematics Special Education Title | Zita Wellington James Williams Benedict Wong Special Education Biology AY eye [fer-] im Rexel avarel(ex-ay 12 Penny Grant Chu Wu King Po Kee Wong Bilingual rN el Career Ed. Cafeteria Staff Roland Young Music “GO?!” Laura Richards, Eric Heiden, Dianne Newayno, Maria Cava- Chriss Early if leri rn } Manuel Cid, Stanley Yee, Ale- jandro Morles Carolyn Coplin, ] Mrs. DeLorie, un- Gail Cohen 3 eae derclass advisor Steveanna Gas- kins am Alejandro Morales, Richard Liu, ' Manuel Cid, Lakeitha Evelyn, Xavier Taylor Richard Liu Adrianna Adar, Sandra Rodri- Linda Yee, sye West Former Yearbook Staff ® a ao =o 53 cy) cU 2.2 Cc we 6 = XS pee 4M as Q 16 “This kills my neck” “Look out Bo Derek!” “Woodstock”’ “Now ... let me think” “Senior art class” “Don’t we look studious” +eeeeee ee Class Log: 1981 Umana Seniors STAR DATES: 1976-1981 The following is a report of the voyage of the Senior class of Umana Tech. It’s 5 year mission, has been to explore new fields, to seek out new friends and new cultures, to boldly learn what no class has learned before ..... STAR DATE: 1976-77 school year School opens . .. we enter as 8th graders and are the youngest here .... athletic building still under construction .... gym class in the auditorium . . _.no walls between classes ... we fight for graduation from grade 8 to high school, we lose ... . sports teams saw few victories ... . awards day the beginning of an annual event . . . . cold lunches receive poor reviews ....... STAR DATE: 1977-78 school year We enter into the world of high school as freshmen . . . . responsibility, choices, young adults . . . transfers present new faces in the crowd.... exploratory class which consists of a term of each tech area... . choose between Jr. R.O.T.C. and History .... walls are now being built to separate classrooms .... the beginning of 2 annual events; R.O.T.C. Military Ball and the International Festival . . . . gym and pool are in use... . still few victories in sports .... heat wave, classes went outside . . . no change in lunches 2. 2o5 ese. STAR DATE: 1978-79 school year Now we are Sophomores . . . . school is very hot .... field trips to the airport and Harvard .... the football team won a game... sports improved with Girl’s Varsity Track becoming District and City Champs, Girl’s Bas- ketball and Boy’s Hockey both qualify for the State Tournament .... “the great food fight’... . the Sophomore Social, what a party .... chose a tech area... make new friends ....a start for more annual events including a pep rally, the Ist and last Miss Umana, R.O.T.C. Awards Banquet and the Valentine’s Day Dance... . we get hot lunches .. . STAR DATE: 1979-80 Our Junior year begins .. . . the tall ships enter Boston... . trip to Thompsons Island to meet sailors from the tall ships. . . . stink bombs, very popular .... Anthony Mattaliano gets his wings ... . attendance now being done by computers .... The Junior Prom... no pep rally .... go to the theater to see the Taming of the Shrew... . . Girl’s Track again City Champs ....Girl’s Softball qualify for the State Tournament .... improvement in all sports .... Ist annual Carnation Day .... we still get hot lunches however the taste is nothing to be desired... STAR DATE: 1980-81 school year Finally we become Seniors .... so much to do.... Ist Senior Art class.... Ist Yearbook class .... the school gets a store... . start thinking about the future, college, work, military ....BUS STRIKE .... very cold year .... class trips, cruise, skiing . . . . Football team becomes Division Champs. . . . Fall pep rally ... Winter pep rally ... . flexible campus-work . . . . college courses .... financial aid... forms and applications .... deadlines .... cutting class .... this is our year .... class rank. ... we are all good friends . . . . Girl’s Basketball Tournament qualifiers . . .. spending money left and right... Senior Prom....class day .... Senior Hook Day...... Projections for the future .... spring sports look good . . . . Graduation and the parties to go with it .... good luck ... the best thing about leaving is we don’t have to eat those lunches any more... signing out: LOG OFFICERS Maria Cavaleri and Christine Early enenrcoe scents Greer DAS AAN AED NS P Louis Abber Adriana Adar Marcelo Adar Charlotte Black Curtis Bradshaw Mary C. Bradley Diane Brosley Richard Butts eS Robert Cabral Maria Cavaleri Manuel Cid Michael Cintolo Gail Cohen Carolyn Coplin Gail Costello Jacquelin Crenshaw Scott Davidson Jerry Epps Carmen Figueroa George Davis Paul Duggan Joseph Finnigan Carmela DeFeo Eric Francis Donna DeFilippo Arthur Edwards Sonya Fernandes Stevea nna Gaskins 21 , ay ‘ a y M2 yon O28 Bei e ial j e Gordon Gleaves Andrea Green Jolene Gobbi Stacey Harris Mark Herron Tod Herron Quinton Hicks aN Deborah Hulke David lannone Robert Ingemi Pamela James Scott Jaundoo Vincent Jette Paula Johnson Karen Keller Christine Kennedy Louis Larry Dik Fai Liu Anthony Mattaliano Terrance Miller Onofrio Minafo Alejandro Morales Robert Morse Wh | WV Se Wesley Mui Edward Offutt Gloria Pizzarella Gary Pustizzi Daphne Redmond Lisa Rhea Laura Richards X Sandra Rodriguez Jennifer Roker Thomas Senuta Lisha Smith Xavier Taylor Tyrone Tillman Robert Tricomi Derek Tyler Frank Walters Helen Ward Robin White Frank Williams Gina Zona oor ce Suu) s Sites See oe eieabmehe canna a 3 npnnnenatondanetlasesemrs ae es Sepak “— ae : = SF = a mS mea 4 it a i ne oe HEAD Hip sont 3 M . iin mo yy | ie Ck 4 it mal mT lacus il mii Hi ‘ i halt HHH Hi ign ti Au ti Hv i ‘Hh Hit i } HT Te os us Hit li uc UH i uu a A Hid} bebe iidal SENIOR INFORMATION FROM A TO Z LOUIS ABBER TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Junior Varsity Baseball AMBITION: Computer Program ADRIANA ADAR TECH AREA: Aviation ACTIVITIES ROTC Drill Team, Collar Guard Commander AMBITION: Pilot MARCELO ADAR TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Soccer (9). AMBITION: Undecided CHARLOTTE E. BLACK TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: J.V. Basketball, J.V. Softball, Yearbook AMBITION: Elementary Education and Law MARY CATHY BRADLEY TECH AREA: Environmental Science ACTIVITIES: Volleyball (9, 10), Track (9). AMBITION: To become a nurse. CURTIS BRADSHAW TECH AREA: Computers AMBITION: Computer Programer and Accountant DIANE M. BROSLEY TECH AREA: Environmental Science AMBITION: Undecided ROBERT CABRAL TECH AREA: Computers AMBITION: Undecided DONNA CASSIDY TECH AREA: Computers AMBITION: Working Career MARIA CAVALERI TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Sophmore Vice-President, Basketball (10, Il, 12), Volleyball (II, 12-co- capt), Track (10), Softball (Il, 12), Prom Committee (Il), Yearbook Editor (I2). AMBITION: Professional Engineer MANUEL CID TECH AREA: Electronics AMBITION: Computer Designer MICHAEL CINTOLO TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Flexible Campus AMBITION: Computer Programer WILLIAM CLARK TECH AREA: Computers AMBITION: Undecided GAIL COHEN TECH AREA: Environmental Science ACTIVITIES: Yearbook (12), Senior Fashion Show Coordinator, Bowling (IO) AMBITION: Cosmotologist CAROLYN COPLIN TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Yearbook (12), Senior Fashion Show Asst. Coordinator. AMBITION: To be successful. GAIL COSTELLO TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading (IO, Il). AMBITION: Undecided JACQUELINE ANNE CRENSHAW TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Softball (9, 10) AMBITION: Doctor CHARLES CRESCENZO TECH AREA: Aviation ACTIVITIES: Swimming (9, 10), Jumping little 8th graders! AMBITION: To go to College and become a professional pilot. RUDY CRUZ TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Umana Band (10-12), Umana Chorus (Il), Umana Brass Choir (12), Football (9-12), Baseball (9-12) Indoor Track (9-II), International Festival, Yearbook (ll-I2), Boston Youth Theatre (12), Student Council Vice-President (Il), Umana Brass Ensemble (10-12) AMBITION: Nuclear Medical Physician SCOTT R. DAVIDSON TECH AREA: Electronics ACTIVITIES: Football (10, Il, 12). AMBITION: To own my own business and be successful. GEORGE G. DAVIS TECH AREA: Aviation Electronics ACTIVITIES: Track, Soccer, Class Representative (IO, Il), Skin Diving, Rocketry Club, Color Guard, Explorer Post, Aviation Club (10), Drill Team. AMBITION: Professional Pilot CARMELA A. DEFEO TECH AREA: Computers AMBITION: Interior Decorator Designer DONNA DEFILIPPO TECH AREA: Environmental AMBITION Travel around the world. DANIEL DELANEY TECH AREA: Aviation ACTIVITIES: Soccer (IO, Il, 12). AMBITION: Undecided LINDA DIXON TECH AREA: Environmental Science ACTIVITIES: Senior Fashion Show, Graduation Committee. AMBITION: Pediatrician PAUL DUGGAN TECH AREA: Computers AMBITION: Undecided CHRISTINE EARLY TECH AREA: Aviation ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading (Il, 12 co-capt), Bowling (10), Basketball (9-12), Softball (10, Il, 12), Chairperson Junior Prom Committee, Yearbook (12). AMBITION: A career in the Aviation field. ARTHUR EDWARDS TECH AREA: Electronics ACTIVITIES: Band, Basketball (9, 10), Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Vice-President, Senior Fashion Show, Scholastic Art Show. AMBITION: T.V. News Broadcaster JERRY EPPS TECH AREA: Environmental ACTIVITIES: Track Team (9, 10, 12 co- capt). AMBITION: Undecided LAKEITHA A. EVELYN TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Tennis (9-Il), Student Aide (Il), Senior Prom Committee, Yearbook, Graduation Committee, Trip Committee. AMBITION: T.V. News Broadcaster ANNETTE FANTASIA TECH AREA: Computers AMBITION: To work with computers. SONYA M. FERNANDES TECH AREA: Electronics ACTIVITIES: Softball (9-12) AMBITION: Undecided CARMEN S. FIGUEROA TECH AREA: Environmental Science ACTIVITIES: Girls swim team (9,-capt-ll, 12). AMBITION: Undecided 33 34 JOSEPH FINNIGAN TECH AREA: Electronics ACTIVITIES: Hockey team. AMBITION: To be an electrician ERIC FRANCIS TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Football (9-12), Basketball (9-10), Track (9-2 capt.), Band. AMBITION: To make an Olympic Team and Computer Business. GORDON GLEAVES TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Basketball (9-12 capt.) AMBITION: Photographer , JOLENE GOBBI TECH AREA: Aviation ACTIVITIES: Basketball (9-Il capt 12), Softball (9-12), Bowling (9-10), Student Council (9), Senior Committee’s, Junior Committee’s, Mascot (12). AMBITION: To be successful ANDREA MICHELLE GREEN TECH AREA: Electronics ACTIVITIES: Secretary Treasurer (10), Graduation Day Committee, Class Day Committee (2), Trip Committee (12). AMBITION: Legal Secretary and or Registered Nurse. STACEY A. HARRIS TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Track (10), Prom Committee, Graduation Committee, Class Trip Committee. AMBITION: Pediatrician MARK HERRON TECH AREA: Environmental Science ACTIVITIES: Manager of the Boy’s Basketball team (ll-12). AMBITION: School Principal TOD HERRON TECH AREA: Electronics ACTIVITIES: Football (9-12), Swim Team (10-12 co-capt). AMBITION: Football player. QUINTIN E. HICKS TECH AREA: Electronics ACTIVITIES: Football (II-12), Drill Team (I-12). AMBITION: Electrical Engineer. SHARYN HILLS TECH AREA: Environmental Science ACTIVITIES: Swim Team (12). AMBITION: Undecided SUSAN HUGHEY TECH AREA: Computers AMBITION: Working Career DEBORAH A. HULKE TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Tennis (10-Il), Graduation Committee, Class Day Committee. AMBITION: Professional Nurse DAVID IANNONE TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Creator of mascot, Yearbook art director, museum school. AMBITION: Multibillionaire ROBERT R. INGEMI TECH AREA: Environmental ACTIVITIES: Swim team, flexible campus. AMBITION: Forestry PAMELA JAMES TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Track (9, 10, Il), J.V. Basketball (Il), yearbook committee, Cheerleading (9, ll), Senior Fashion Show. AMBITION: Nurse Practitioner VINCENT JETTE TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Basketball (9, 10, 12) AMBITION: Computer technician PAULA JOHNSON TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Close-up Club (10, Il), Senior Fashion Show, School Newspaper (IO). AMBITION: Nurse midwife and or Flight attendant ROBIN JONES TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Volleyball (II, 12), Basketball (10, Il). AMBITION: undecided KAREN KELLER TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Volleyball (Il, 12). AMBITION: undecided GEORGE A. KELLEY TECH AREA: Aviation ACTIVITIES: Racketball AMBITION: Computer programer CHRISTINE A. KENNEDY TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Volleyball (9, 10). AMBITION: Executive Secretary Computer career KEVIN M. KING TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Senior T-shirt production, class rep, fund raising committe, Student council. AMBITION: Electrical Engineer ROBIN A. KING TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Track (10), yearbook committee, Senior Fashion Show, Jobs and Career club (10). AMBITION: Computer programer analyst DONALD LAMPRON TECH AREA: Computers AMBITION: undecided LOUIS LARRY TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Basketball (9, 10, Il, 12) Band (9- 12), AHEC (Il, 12) AMBITION: Medical Technology JOHN LEWIS TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Football (10-12-capt.), AMBITION: To become an engineer. RICHARD LIU TECH AREA: Electronics AMBITION: Architect artist STEPHEN MACK TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Football (12-co-capt), Drill team, baseball, Class Representative of School Club. AMBITION: Computer Analyst PAUL MACGREGOR TECH AREA: Aviation ACTIVITIES: Basketball (10, Il, 12). AMBITION: To own my own business. DARRYL A. MCKNIGHT TECH AREA: Environmental Science ACTIVITIES: Football (10-Il), Track (Il) AMBITION: Major stock holder in a big company. PAUL MAK TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Rocketry club, Drill team, Trip committee, Explorer Post 30, Target shooting, Class Representative, Attended classes at Northeastern University, Hurricane Outward Bound, High School Studies Program. AMBITION: Aerospace Engineer APRIL MARANDO TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading (9-ll). AMBITION: To become a retired millionaire. MIGUEL MARINEZ TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Football (9-12), Baseball (9-12), Basketball (9-12). AMBITION: Computer Technician ANTHONY JOSEPH MATTALIANO TECH AREA: Aviation ACTIVITIES: Football, Hockey (capt.), Junior Class President, Scuba club, Explorer post president, Rocketry club. AMBITION: Professional Pilot TERRANCE MILLER TECH AREA: Electronics ACTIVITIES: Track, Bowling, Sports Photographer, Computer’s Media. AMBITION: Pilot or Movie writer. ONOFRIO MARIZIO MINAFO (NUCH) TECH AREA: Aviation ACTIVITIES: Hockey (10-12), R.O.T.C. (9-12), Scuba diving (II-I2), Class Representative, Aviation explorer club. AMBITION: Mechanical Engineer ALEJANDRO E. MORALES TECH AREA: Electronics ACTIVITIES: Track team (IO), Six hundred guard, Soccer Team (2). R.O.T.C. Staff seargent, Media student, Yearbook Photographer. AMBITION: Radio or T.V. Broadcaster. BILL MORGAN TECH AREA: Electronics AMBITION: $ ROBERT MORSE TECH AREA: Environmental Science AMBITION: Communication WESLEY MUI TECH AREA: Aviation ACTIVITIES: Student council (I0-II), Delegate of stu dent government day (Il), Delegate of student Advisory committee (Il), Sophomore class president, Student council and class president (12). AMBITION: Mechanical Engineer DIANNE NEWAYNO TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Softball (9-12 capt. 9-10), Boy’s Soccer Team (Il), Cheerleading (12), Junior and Senior Prom committee, Yearbook (12), Member of senior class committee. AMBITION: Hotel and Restaurant Manager. EDDIE OFFUTT TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Close-up club (10), Track (I2), Junior class vice-president. AMBITION: Success MICHAEL PARSONS TECH AREA: Electronics AMBITION: Work GLORIA PIZZARELLA TECH AREA: Computers AMBITION: Success Gary Pustizzi TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Lighting for Auditorium AMBITION: To work with computers DAPHNE REDMOND TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Basketball (10-12 co-capt.), Volleyball (9 and II), Track (9), Softball (12), Senior Fashion show, Band (9 and IO). AMBITION: Speech pathologist or model. LISA RHEA TECH AREA: Electronics ACTIVITIES: Junior varsity basketball (10). AMBITION: Fashion designer. LAURA RICHARDS TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Basketball (9-12), Softball (9-12 capt.), Cheerleading (Il-I2), Yearbook (I2), Member of Junior and senior prom committees, Member of senior activities. AMBITION: Nurse LEROY RODRIGUES TECH AREA: Aviation ACTIVITIES: Soccer (8-II) AMBITION: Boxer and own martial arts studio. SANDRA RODRIGUES TECH AREA: Medical Technology (O.R.C. Nursing Assistant) ACTIVITIES: Yearbook, Softball (9). AMBITION: Registered Nurse JENNIFER ROKER TECH AREA: Aviation AMBITION: To pilot a 747 transatlantic. GERARD SCARINGELLO TECH AREA: Computers AMBITION: Computer Operator WILLIAM SILVERSTEIN TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Computer dance organizer (Il), Class secretary (Il-I2), Yearbook photographer (Il-I2). AMBITION System Analyst LISHA A. SMITH TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Track (I0-II) Drill team (Il), Band (9-Il), Senior Class Committies (12), Chorus (12), Student Council (12). AMBITION: Elementary education teacher XAVIER G. TAYLOR TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Football (Il, 12), Student council, Yearbook, Track, Class Representative. AMBITION: Computer design engineer. TYRONE TILLMAN TECH AREA: Aviation ACTIVITIES: Football (I-12), Track (II-12), Brass choir, Technical funk. AMBITION: To complete my education in the Air Force. ROBERT TRICOMI TECH AREA: Electronics AMBITION: To be successful and stoned in the future. GENTRY WALLACE TECH AREA: O.R.C. ACTIVITIES: Close up Club. AMBITION: Successful businessman actor- writer FRANK L. WALTERS Jr. TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Junior varsity basketball AMBITION: Professional singer HELENANN WARD TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading, Softball, Close-up club. AMBITION: Boston police officer DELSYE WEST TECH AREA: Medical Technology ACTIVITIES: Volleyball (9-10), Track (8-10), Junior varsity basketball (10), Yearbook. AMBITION: To be very rich. ROBIN WHITE TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Basketball (10), Softball (9). AMBITION: Computer Programer LINDA YEE TECH AREA: Environmental Science ACTIVITIES: Yearbook, Scholastics Art participant. AMBITION: Art Teacher Therapist STANLEY YEE TECH AREA: Aviation ACTIVITIES: Yearbook (II-12) AMBITION: Undecided GINA M. ZONA TECH AREA: Computers ACTIVITIES: Flexible campus, tennis team (9), Bowling team (9). AMBITION: To become famous. 35 la. “Cloud Nine!” 2a. “Hey, this is kinky!” 4a. 2-4-6-8, | need to ur- - - -el _ 6a. “Trying to get a tan is hard to do” ramdrover man BUNDLES OF BABIES 36 chor-person.” 8a. “Heaven must have sent you” 10a. “I’m first runner-up?” lla. “Is this how Liberace got started?” I2a. “This exposure in the cold air is killing mel” la. Richard Liu, 2a. Pamela James, 3a. Linda Yee, 4a. Rudy Cruz, 5a. Mr. S$. Driscoll, 6a. Christine Kennedy, Ja. Daphne Redmond, 8a. Robin White, 9a. Alex Morales, 0a. Sandra Rodriquez, lla. Sonya Fernandes, 2a. Ms. B. Levine 37 ee Awe a) ee! A ae 2. “I left my Cowboy boots at home.” |. “Goshl | expected a plane.” 3. “I predict the military in your future.” 5. “I bought my tie at Fiorucci’s.” 4. You take the high road, I'll take the low road. 6. “I was punk before you were.” 8. “What's a Nuch?” 7. “I've got the cutest 9. “Beatlemania.” ears.” 10. | just emptied my pocketbook. ll. They're mine, all mine! Ag te v iF 12. Can | have a pass to the lav? f j ‘ 13. Who stole my football? 14. Close encounter of a third kind! 15. Nol You can’t have it! |. Steven Mack, 2. Dianne Newayno, 3. Major DiVencenzo, 4. Christine Early, 5. David lannone, 6. Jennifer Roker, 7. Stanley Yee, 8. Onofrio (Nuch) Minafo, 9. Tom Senuto, 10. Carmelo DeFeo, Il. Ms. J. Vacca, 12. Andrea Green, 13. Miguel Marinez, I4. Kevin King, 15. Karen Keller. 39 18. “Ohl What a lovely day.” 16. “eh! What’s up Doc?” { 21. The devil made me do it. 19. isn't she lovely? 22. “The incredible shrinking man.” 40 24. | don’t want to look at the cameral 25. Want to buy some cookies? 24a. Is this Mr. Spock? 26. I'm gonna eat the whole thing! 27. “The Incredible Hulke” 28. Let’s make a computerized snowman! 16. Annette Fantasia, 17. Mark Herron, 18. Ms. J. Manning, 19. April Marando, 20. Lisha Smith and Quint Smith, 21. Paul MacGregor, 22, Eddie Offutt, 23. Gina Zona, 24. Stacey Harris, 24a. Edsel Neal, 25. Ms. J. Semedo, 26. Louis Larry, 27. Debbie Hulke, 28. Ms. V. Grammer 41 29. Don’t i t make my brown ie 31. “I'm strong to the finish eyes blue.” cause | eat my spinach.” 30, My very first T-shirt. 34. | wonder how much the tooth fairy will leave me? 32. “Eat your heart out Bol” 33. | wonder how the college chicks are? B AC K. iY 35. The only American Koahla Bear. 36. I'm stuck here until I finish the yearbook! st a 42 38. | hope | don’t fall! 37. “Blondie as a child” be = eae 4l. “Blinded by the light” 42. “Did you hear the one about the 43. A Marilyn Monroe look traveling salesman?” alike. 40. | wish you brought me candy instead of flowers. 45. “I lost my XKJ-I space mo- dulator” 46. Minnie Pearl fan club. 44. | just waxed my curll 47. “Will someone take this cat, it just wee-weed on me!” 29. Paula Johnson, 30. Arthur Edwards, 31. Leroy Rodriquez, 32. Robin Jones, 33. Robert Ingemi, 34. Edward Kennedy, 35. Frank Williams, 36. Maria Cavaleri, 37. Helen Ward, 38. Carmen Figueroa, 39. Lisa Rhea, 40. Delyse West, 41. Robin King, 42. Cathy Bradley, 43. Sharyn Hills, 44. Donna DeFilippo, 45. William Silverstein, 46. Laura Richards, 47. Curtis Bradshaw. 43 44 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE After grade nine exploratory, if a student chooses Environmental Science as a course of study he will participate in pro- jects and activities which will make it quite clear that our area is afflicted with great amounts of air, water, noise, and solid waste pollution. During the current school year grade ten students have analyzed the water in Bos- ton Harbor for dissolved gases and pollu- tants. Grade eleven students have studied par- ticuliar problems in soil analysis, includ- ing PH of soil and specific nutrients found in the soil. Grade twelve students have studied the economic impact pollution has on our so- ciety and specifically how the ultimate solution to the pollution problem in Bos- ton Harbor will enhance their opportuni- ties to enter the job market in areas asso- ciated with the enviroment. ee i 7 ae Ten years ago the words “environment”, “pollution ”, “recycle”, “ecosystem” and “ecology” were merely vocobulary words in a general science or biology course in most American high schools. In 1981 students at the Mario Umana Harbor School of Science and Technology are able to study and par- ticipate in a thorough curriculum of Environ- mental Science. - a — CHAM bmn yf S fl DL OF nV iaaw f= Og [ '(@) KOXED The most important aspect of the Medical Technology program at Umana High must be career education so that the student develops an awareness of the vast number of occupations in the medical field. 5 The goal of the Medical Technology program is to give the student basic principles, procedures and techniques that apply to laboratory works such as Hematology, Microbi- ology and Clinical Chemistry. In this course, the student rd arelire mx: Tiamer-Td em dared acexe(oX-mr-lave Matt aul(ed d (ela com ol-¥-1e) (i Ce) perform accurately and conscientiously the laboratory tests done in clinical laboratories. 45 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY From the early days of counting on one’s hand, to the abacus, adding machines and modern math numbers have played an impor- tant role in society. The Comp uter Tech department introduces 9th graders to the world of data processing and computer science and provides instruction in problem solving and programming (BASIC- PLUS and FORTRAN) for Grades 10-12. MULTICS at M.I.T. connected by phone lines, provided computing time until our own POPII 34 ar- rived in March, 1978. We now have I6 terminals and a lineprinter, plus a card reader used for daily attendance, and a micro-comput- er. We also encourage non-computer teachers to use the lab with their classes. GHS CALCULATING MACHINE. a OF FO) (4 From the early days of Benjamin Franklin one would never have imagined the development of an Electronics program at the Umana. Students begin in exploratory electronics, and upon se- lecting it as their tech area go on to more difficult pro- jects and principles. The students at Umana begin by learning how to read meters and studing Ohm's law. As the students became more advance they begin to do project such as building radios and battery chargers. In the senior year, some student were capable to do things such advance work as fixing radios, televisions, and stereos. YS aAsO pue sng A JO $1J0}J2 JY 01 [PEP jeai3 © samo EURWF] “OURI|EIeEWY Auoyluy JolUes Aq asuadsi| s 1ojid ajeaiid © yo Buluses ayi Ss! e1eP 0} weisold UOIJEIAE BY JO 1Wsyysiy eyL ‘uoyulyse K Ul WNesnyy UBIUOSYIWS ay pue iiodssey USIA se [Jom Se ‘eussa Ul 1Y4sI]j UOIIEIUE!IO ue ay4e} 0} Ayunjsoddo ayy aaey siuapnis Sse? jaddn s4901e5 pue Asojsiy uorelne pue ‘uoIeSIAeU UO sUOssa] PUL s4oje[Nuls 1Y31j UO UOIIINAYsUL apNjou! eee yoai siys ul sasse[ “SJUaPNIs $4! Jo} wes8o0id anbiun e $49}40 PUBLUT] AY IE WIN|NDIIMID UOHELAE OY NOILVIAV TECHNICALLY SPEAKING .... ANTAL, BNE AE EVEN UT mart TAN intate u ‘ e% a eg : , yi yt m DIVISION football. — CHAMPS! Umana Technical’s football team finished the year on a highly successful note with a 7-2 record and the title of District Champs. Seniors that will be missed next year are: Capt. Miguel Marinez the top scorer in the city with IO2 points, Capt. John Lewis the hard running fullback, Capt. Steve Mack for outstanding leadership, Eric Francis with 6 touchdown passes, Scott Davidson excellent two way guard, and Edsel Neal who always gave l00% in effort. Reserve seniors Quinton Hicks linebacker, Todd Herron halfback and Xavier Taylor halfback, will also be missed. This football team was the best team the Umana Eagles have ever fielded in the short history of Umana sports. It was a pleasure working with these fine young gentlemen. Umana’s “Mean Machine” Front: R. Gay, S. Davidson, E. Francis, capt. M. Marinez, capt. J. Lewis, capt. §. Mack, E. Neal, Middle: Q. Hicks, T. Tillman, K. Bean, F. Smith, N. O E. Morash, D. Timony, X. Taylor, Back: (left) Coach Rooney, (right) ¢ Coach Perdigao (actual team photo was not available) Captains Miquel Marinez, John Lewis, and Steven Mack Is this where | stand? OH $¢ ! Umana hustles for a first down. TOUCHDOWNI SUCCESS! VICTORY! S00 RAGE: coees een +00 o © m, let Top row: M. Musculus, J. Lisenby, D. Newayno, M. Griffin, $. Difazo, A. Fottler, Coach B. Levine, Middle Row: D. Maramaldi, M. Casseus, B. Gambali, G. Assini, Y. Barnes, T. Eagan, Bottom row: C. Seay, V. Mendes, Co-capt L. Richards, Co-capt C. Early, E. Dixon, C. Carella. The 1980 fall cheerleading squad brought a spe- cial excitement to Umana sports under the di- rection of senior capts. Chriss Early and Laura Richards and Coach Bonnie Levine. The Fall sea- son was distinctive in its many “firsts”, Regal the Eagle created by Sr. David lannone, the prac- tice of dress-in uniform the day of a game, cheering for volleyball and soccer games, and the performing of an original pom-pom dance routine. Co-capt Chriss Early and Co-capt Laura Rich- ards “Let’s hear it for Reagle!l” “Above Regal and Coach Levinel” “Below creator D. lannone and the master- piecel” “Break Through!” The Umana cheerleading squad of |8 was the largest group in the city, and more significantly considered by coaches and spectators alike as its finest squad. Leaving the team at the end of the season are seniors Dianne Newayno, juniors Maura Griffin and Michelle Musculus, freshman Maggie Casseus, and Michele Dillion (Regal), as well as both captains Chriss Early and Laura Richards. The 1980 fall cheerleaders were truly ‘“‘Umana’s Pride!” : tne Standing: J. Dupree (security), A. Morales, V. Dubey, D. Delaney, $. McClaren, L. Beaumont, J. Fitzgerald, Coach Rizzuto, Kneeling: L. Abber, S. Bohannon, K. Mells, J. Connors, G. Marchesi, J. Figueria, D. Ortega, E. Amos, Sitting: B. MacLay, W. Juarez, J. Brutus (capt.), R. Sanfillipo, J. Prevost, (co. capt), W. Lopez, $. Prevost, L. Fidalgo. (Missing: G. Davis, A. Newson, F. Silva, L. Furman.) “Senior Danny Delaney” “Senior Alex Morales” “Senior Louis Abber’’ “Goalie Richie Sanfillipo” “A. Morales moves in to score!” “Who mel” Co-capt. J. Prevost, Coach Rizzuto, Co-capt. J. Brutus This was truly the Umana Soccer Teams best year eves. They gave both Hyde Park and Dorchester a tough fight in the race for the State Tournament . .. but a tie with Dorchester crushed their hopes. It was the talents of D. Delaney, J. Brutus, J. Prevost and J. Fitzgerald that made this year’s team tough. Others like G. Davis, W. Lopez, $. McClarren and R. Sanfillipo contributed greatly in this year’s win- ning season. The 1980-81 season ended with an outstanding 9 win - 4 loss - | tie record. Only 4 members graduate this year, so more of the same magic is expected next season. The Umana Girls Varsity Swim Team had its finest season ever, as it swam to a 2nd place finish in the league standings, with a IO win-l loss record. Unfortu- nately, our only loss was to Boston Latin, whose team consisted of 65 girls compared to I2 girls on the Umana Team. If we can get more of the talented Umana girls to swim next year, we should be unde- feated. At the end of each season, there is a city wide championship for all the teams in the league. This year the Umana girls did very well by placing and winning I7 medals and 3rd in the overall competition. Two first place medals went to Regina Fonseca in diving and Sandra McGill in the 100 yard back stroke. Others winning medals were: Jane Coppola, Monette Craig, Tonya Schmitt, Carmen Figieroa, and Dawn Drumming. Co-captains this year were Senior Carmen Figieroa and Junior Tonya Schmitt. Donna Tambascio, who was the team manager, did another fine job this season. Coach Hartley Top row: U. White, L. Picariello, Coach Hartley, I. Belbin, T. Gemes. Middle row: D. Drummey, J. Coppola, L. Maguire, T. Schmitt, C. Figueroa, M. Craig, S$. McGill. Bottom row: E. Pare, |. Gatsoulis, T. Reid, R. Fonseca. Diving for dollars. 59 Top row: F. Andruszkiewica, K. Keller, $. Yee, $. Gaskins, R. Williams, Coach Wrona. Kneeling: L. Moreau, J. Chin, M. Cavaleri, R. Jones, S. Jackson, A. Campbell. 4 © _ E ne ts es aa Their style was good offensive volley- ball... Pass... Set... Spike. They wer e competitive in a tough Division | and they played hard, aggressive, in- spired, and most important as a team. But many a close game match was lost in the closing minutes due to: lack of concentration; not enough psych; or just plain - No Luck! It was a good season with a respect- able finish of 8 wins and 8 losses. Sen- ior Robin Jones was selected to the city of Boston Division | All-Scholastic team and also was the Most outstand- ing Player of the season. Junior co capt. Janet Chin, showing her poise as both a setter and spiker, gained the honor of most valuable player. Round- ing out the starting six were: Sr. co- capt. Maria Cavaleri, Jrs. Sandy Jack- son and Algira Campbell, and freshman Lisa Moreau. Coach Wrona SBUMPen ere “SISL prone: 6 “SPIKE! ”’ Senior K.Keller Senior R. Jones, selected to ALL STAR team Senior S$. Gaskins Ra: ee: rear - = ss aH Co. capt. B. Gambale, G. Assini The winter cheerleading squad consisting of 8 new members 7 veterans continued their strong season performance. The squad cheered at numer- ous boys girls basketball games, hockey and swim meets and the winter pep rally. Front: Yolanda Barnes, Regina Fonseca, LaShanta Freeman, Co. capt. Barbie Gambale, Co. capt. Gina Assini, Tracie Reid, Christine Carella, Robin Williams Back: Coach Bonnie Levine, Julie Encisco, Theresa Eagen, Sandy McGill, Darcey Maramaldi, Jane Cassaro, Jennifer Wallace, Manger Carolyn Williams 98 9 99 Bo 08, AY oF % “Boys Basketball Aa. nod, 3a Ae 4 GAG 34), ) “Never give up always give 100%”, was the teams motto. However 100% was not enough in the powerful city leagues. Our biggest weakness was height, because of this Umana was unable to capitallize on other teams mistakes. Our teams strength was our speed and fast- break. This enabled us to complete effectively with most of the teams in our league. The high point in our season was an overtime win against rival East Boston, unfortunately our overtime Standing: Asst. Coach S. Driscoll, F. Brown, M. Harris, D. Armstrong, G. effort against Roxbury proved less effective. Gleaves, D. Tyler, M. Marinez, L. Larry, P. MacGregor, T. Portis, S. Jaundoo, Q. Smith. Kneeling: M. Herron mgr., V. Jette, F. Walters, H. Graduating seniors from the team are M. Marinez, L. Beadle ip anirnKl TLE erat aR Larry, P. MacGregor, G. Gleaves, V. Jette, S$. Jaundoo, F. Walters and D. Tyler. N Q °, cP aby QhaNg F 23 2 NLL Back: (I to r) Coach Driscoll, F. Coporan, G. Kelley, A. Seciliano, S. McLaren, $. Green, P. Carafeola, Coach Perryman, Front: M. Herron, mgr., B. Hyatt, J. Joiner, B. Ruleria, E. Grant, N. Rockard, mgr. Coach and Co. Capts “Oldies” : : ies PSY Sr. S. Jaundoo Sr. M. Marinez Sr. P. MacGregor Sr. G. Gleaves Sr. D. Tyler Sr. L. Larry Sr. F. Walters Sr. V. Jette be = — ioe | have it this time. Where 1 Check me out! Did ya see that? Where did it go? Co-capt D. Redmond, Coach Wrona, Co-capt J. Gobbi. Seniors: L. Richards, M. Cavaleri, D. Redmond, J. Gobbi. CT PTANKUYGD n ao (Kneeling: | tor) C. Seay, M. Cava- leri, J. Gobbi, D. Redmond, L. Rich- ards, J. Chin, J. Coutain. (Standing | to r) Coach Wrona, J. Adar, D. Dixon, A. Ancrum, F. Andrusz- kiewicz, M. Knight, L. Moreau, F. Ansley, M. Dillion, Asst. Coach E. Joyce. “generac ae The Girl’s Varsity Basketball Team of 1980-1981 had it’s finest season ever. The team finished second in Boston Division Il with an Il win and 3 loss record and qualified for the Massachusetts State Tournament for the sec- ond time in only four varsity seasons. It was a combination of teamwork, skill, poise, exper- ience, hardwork, and determination that carried the team through some difficult wins and some even more difficult losses on the road to post season competition. As league runner-ups the team earned a birth in the first Girls’ City Championship but lost to Division | Champ Madison Park (48-38) in semi-final play. Next it was on to the State Tournament for the Umana Girls. Umana was defeated by Georgetown in Division lll North quarterfinal play to bring a good season to an end. Score Keepers: Kelly Spraigue and Michelle Dillion. if I , “Reach out and touch...’ He of. : “With a little help Cleo can stick itl” (bottom | to r) J. Adar, L. Moreau, M. Dillion, D. Dixon, (top): F. Ansley, A. Ancrum, F. Andrusz- kiewicz, M. Knight, Asst. Coach Joyce. “Cleo drives again!” 67 “A netless dunk!” “Now Girl's . . ., Get Out and Play Umana Style!” The Most Outstanding Player of the season was Junior point guard Cleo Seay who ran the Umana offense, averaged 17.6 points, I2 assists, and 4 steals a game. Offensive and defensive standout, Senior Forward and Co-capt., Jolene Gobbi was se- lected as the Most Valuable Play- er, averaging II.4 points a game. Both Cleo and Jolene were also selected to the City of Boston Division Il All-Scholastic Team. Rounding out the starting five were Senior forward and co-capt. Daphne Redmond; Senior center Maria Cavaleri; and Junior guard Janet Chin. Game Results: Umana 54 Charleston 51 (OT) Umana 57 South Boston 38 Umana 55 Latin Academy 19 Umana 64 Jamaica Plain 29 Burke 5l Umana 44 Umana 64 East Boston 38 Umana 42 Roxbury 33 Umana 54 South Boston 46 Umana 44 Latin Academy 23 Umana 55 Jamaica Plain 38 Burke 61 Umana 31 East Boston 60 Umana 54 (OT) Umana 56 Roxbury 28 Umana 54 Charlestown 50 And the crowd loves it. Ned UMA} x= BK “ t 72 Wake up Ms. Manning. I'm ready for action. Ring around the rosies. | got you in the corner of my eye. Kneeling: (L to R) B. Hurl, D. Dixon, M. Wright, Co-capt. $. Jackson, L. Martin, L. Jones, K. Dunson, L. Grey, Middle: T. Tillman, $. Hardiman, D. Degale, J. Epps, J. Bray, T. Hullum, T. Watkins, $. Danwah, Back: Coach. Mr. Glennon, Co-capt. E. Francis, K. Barnes, C. Cromwell, R. Eiland, L. Furman, R. Gay, M. Alston, D. Blaides. Senior Terrance Miller Senior Jerry Epps “OH GOD! Who Moved the mat”. The 1980-81 Indoor Track Season was very successful in terms of individual performances. Throughout the season each team member worked hard for self improvement. Despite the overall win-loss column the Umana Track team finished a re- spectable 5th place in City Championship. Noteworthy performances were turned in by Co-capt. Eric Fran- cis, Kurt Barnes, David Blades, Troy Hollum, Lisa Grey and Co- capt. Sandra Jackson. Senior Eric Francis Senior Tyrone Tillman Umana with an easy WIN. Sylvan Danwah running strong. “The Incrediable Hulk!” David concentrating on winning. ) Troy tries to take the lead. og a é Kneeling (L toR ) R. Sanoflippo, M. Adar, R. DeMarco, N. Nyak, D. Ortega, M. Perry, P. Duro Standing: ( L to R ) Coach Rizzuto, J. Diaz, A. Walshburn, W. Chubbuck, T. Johnson, E. Amos. The young energetic Umana Bowling teams made a splendid show during the Bowling Tournaments in March. The team is made up of mostly fresh- men and sophomores, who will surely be future championship bowlers. The only senior Jolene Gobbi was a great asset to the girls team with a 95 average. In the final standings both the boys and girls teams came in fourth place in a field of sixteen. This is an indication that in future years Umana will be coming home with quite a few trophies. Kneeling ( L to R ) D. DeCordova, A. Belfor, M. Rodriguez, J. Richerson, Y. Barnes, M. Rojas, A. Lawrence. Standing (L toR ) Coach Rizzuto, L. Barton, R. Yerardi, J. Lisenby, $. Mitchel, D. Ashby, K. Mells. Hockey The Umana Eagles skated hard and never stopped working throughout this season of near misses. Their aggressive, hardhitting style helped fashion wins over Copley High and West Roxbury High. They also man- aged ties against Latin Academy and West Roxbury. Even in defeat, the Eagles never stopped trying. They played well, but fell a little short. Typical of the frustrat- ing nature of their defeats was a second loss to Latin Academy on a disputed goal. They finished with a two win, nine loss, two tie record. Seven of these losses were by three goals or less. Many people contributed to this hard-working sextet which never gave up. Goaltender Joe Finnigan thwarted most opponent scoring drives; All-Star Defenseman Jack Leffel and Anthony Mattaliano dished out many a bruising check to opposing forawards; veteran for- wards Keith Bean, Ken Flagg, and All-Star Center Mike Tevenan played as solid two-way hockey as anyone in the league; young wingers Joe Beal, Mike Bean, and, Rich Sanfilippo improved with each game; and reserves Onafrio “Nuch” Minafo, Billy Quinn, Dave Timony, Joel Demas, and Mike Miller pitched in when called upon. y a ao Na Sr. O. Minafo Sr. J. Finnigan Coach Mr. Kadish Top: Co. Capt. M. Tevenan, J. Beal, J. Leffel, K. Bean, Mr. Kadish. Co. Capt. A. Mattaliano, B. Quinn, K. Flagg Bottom: J. Finnegan, J. Demoss, R. Sanfilppo, M. Bean, O. Minafo, E. Powers. Jr. Co. Capt. M. Tevenan Sr. Capt. A. Mattaliano meetin “An overview of the team” Slapshot” Jack Le’ “Fell” “Cross sticks for two” “It looks like a goall’’ “Mike shoots” “Huttle over puck” “Boys Swimming The Umana Sea Eagles closed out its most successful and first winning season in the five year history of swimming at our schoo l. Sporting impressive wins over W. Roxbury, E. Boston, Latin Academy, Madison Park, and S. Boston. The Umana tankers reversed their Boston League dual meet record of one year ago to 5-3, with losses to perennial champion Boston Latin, runner-up English, and Boston Tech. In addition, Umana was I-l in non-league contests with Cambridge Rindge and Latin, and Newton South. MVP Scott Koval was virtually unbeatable in his events (200 and 100 free); Frank Mclain was a steady winner in the 500 free; and our biggest surprise swimmer turned out to be Mark Blair in the 100 back, who went undefeated until the last dual meet of the season. Our record-setting 400-fre e relay team of Koval, McLain, Rocco Ingemi, and Tod Herron were undefeated during the dual meet season. Our new diver, JaVonne Holmes, also scored some impressive victories. Next year, with the addition of two sensational swimmers to our growing roster of quality swimmers, Umana should be a contender for first place honors. Co-Capts. T. Herron, S. Koval. : J i - Bottom: (L to R) J. Holmes, G. Ruiz, M. Hawker, K. Moir, C. Jeter, J. Minor, M. Ganong. Standing: Co-Captain T. Herron, F. McLain, Co-Capt. $. Koval, M. Benjamin, K. Inman, M. Blair, R. Ingemi, C. Mollay, Coach Mr. E. Duplessis. GO EAGLES! Seniors: R. Ingemi, T. Herron. Diver J. Holmes. 79 kneeling (I to r): C. Collins, L. Martin, J. Lisenby standing (I to r): C. knelling (I to r): Mgr. M. Herron, J. Allen, T. Singletary, T. Hullum, T. Tillma Williams, M. Craig, L. Gray, $. Pobudziej, $. Jackson, L. Moreau, A. (co-capt.), standing (I to r): E. Francis (co-capt.), M. Wilborn, H. Cintron § Ancrum, L. Barton, L. Alston, L. Jones, Coach Perryman, L. Dubris, J. Applewhite, M. Thorn, K. Barnes, L. Furman, J. Hogan, C. Cromwell, L Enciso, J. Chin, K. Dunson, M. Griffin, M. Grant. DeGale, A. Thomas, R. Eiland, R. Ingemi, D. Sylvan, Coach Perryman RUNNERS ON YOUR MARK, GET SET, GO! K. Dunson off and running. J. Allen heads for finish line. L. Moreau picks up pace. B. Applewhite beginning stride. 80 The Boys outdoor track team showed much improvement this season. The team worked hard and was very conscious of the “win factor’. The squad had great self-esteem and pride in it- self as well as the school. Our numbers were small but our impact was great. With a 6 win, 2 loss record we placed 2nd in Bos- ton Division |. The boys picked up a number of medals: 2 at the Catholic Memorial Invitational, 7 at the All-City Meet, and 5 at the State Trials. Entered in the State All-Class Finals are Kurt Barnes (440) and our 440 Relay Team. Our Senior Co-Captains Eric Francis and Tyrone “Hitman” Tillman will be greatly missed. The Girls track season provided a number of unique experiences for the team. The emphasis was on understanding the sport while still having fun. Our record for this season was 3 wins and 4 losses, with a close defeat by Brighton High. Thanks to the “SuperJocks” on the team, “B”, “W”, and “C’, who helped our record a great deal. The squad will return strong next year uneffected by graduation. a hl “It’s all in the wrist” - Back row (L to R); Coach Rooney, P. Pagliaruca, J. Leffel, A. Siciliano, E. Sharpe, K. Flagg, R. Gay, S$. Mack, J. Prevost, Middle row (L to R): R Maramaldi, W. Ru liera, D. Timony, C. White, R. Comeau, R. Cruz, M. Tevenan, Sitting (L to R): E. Neal, M. Marinez, E. Morash. Where’s my hockey stick? Pitcher Al Siciliano SEHIORS above: Edsel Neal above: Miguel Marinez below: Steve Mack below: Rudy Cruz The Umana baseball team finished its fourth year of varsity competition with a record of five wins and seven losses. The team was led by Tri-Captains Miquel Marinez, Eric Morash, and Edsel Neal. Coach Rooney described this year’s team as a rebuilding squad having lost its entire pitching staff due to graduation last year. However, freshman Al Siciliano showed alot of promise and poise as he was the winning pitcher in the Eagles five wins. Miguel § Marinez was selected as the Most Outstanding Player as the centerfielder batted .416 © for the year and led the team in hitting, walks, stolen bases and runs scored. Al Siciliano was voted the Most Valuable Player as his excellent control and sneaky curveball drew praise from many coaches in the league. Strong performances were also turned in by catcher Jack Leffel who hit .342 for the year and by first baseman Edsel Neal who led the team in R.B.I.’s. Edsel also will be attending the University of New Haven in the fall where he will be playing both football and baseball. A finer person the team will not have on their squad. Returning letterman for next season include Ken Flagg, Jack Leffel, Al Siciliano, Eric Morash, Michael Tevenan, Richard Maramaldi, Richard Sanfilippo, and David Timony. fv Sree Boal a Pes os (Top row): Coach Mrs. Delorie, D. Redmond, T. Reid, J. Chin, F. Andruszkiewicz, S. Jackson, D. Godfrey, M. Cavaleri, L. Richards, D. Newayno, J. Gobbi, (sitting): $. Bossy, L. Freeman, C. Dunn, S. Fernandez, C. Seay, C. Early, M. Dillion. The Girls’ Softball Team is off to perhaps its best sea- son in history. The Eag- lettes have won their first eleven games, are in first place, and have qualified for the State Tournament. The team has a strong nu- cleus of 7 senior players who have provided the calmness and maturity so necessary in close ball games. The squad is well known for its comeback victories! For next year the team sports a fine crop of under- classmen to continue the Umana winning tradition. Seniors: $. Fernandez, M. Cavaleri, J. Gobbi, D. Redmond, D. Newayno, L. Richards, C. Early. “Susan cheers her team onl” 3 oe “SAFEI” “Umana’s Pride” The Girls’ Softball Team ended its season with a tournament game loss to powerful Ipswich High School. Senior pitcher Maria Cavaleri was select- ed the team’s Most Valuable Player, and Freshman Frances Andruszkiewicz was chosen the Most Im- proved Player. The team was later honored by the East Boston Athletic Association with a trophy in recognition for its outstanding team record. 87 chinery used jn - Be my valentine! if?) AFJROTC MILITARY BALL AFJROIC 761ST SQUADRON STAFF First Sergeant C MSg Guidon Bearer C TSg Admin. Off. C Maj Hicks Delaney Operations Off. C Maj Drill Team Co. C Maj Info. Off. C Maj lannone Logistics Off. C Maj Early Adar Minafo “A” Flight Co. C Cpt “B” Flight Co. C Maj vere : “D” Flight Co. C Maj Gobbi Mattaliano LA LSA iheda Newayno 91 92 Boston District Champs pe Cs ed Senior Players F ser etnemmentenert pre Co-capts. (1 to r): M. Marinez, J. Lewis, $. Mack Coaches (1 to r): Foley, Perdi- gao, Rooney. r } i ; . f : i f The Student Council 1980-1981 successfully sponsered student activities such as the showing of three films for the whole student body, an assembly for 7th and 8th graders and a turkey raffle. Their other activities include opening and maintaining the school’s bookstore as well as filming “news in action” on videotape through the SIP grant. The money raised through all of these activities was used to purchase a mirrored trophy case which was donated to our school as well as for trophies, certificates and pins awarded to the active officers and members, and paying for all expenses of delegates to the Student Council Annual Conference in Hyannis. The Student Council wishes to offer its con- gratulations to the Class of I98I! BCUOENT COUNCIL: 95 “Welcome to Umana’s Spring Fling” LET’S PARTY! INTERNAKIONAL, LESCIVAL. On May 27th the Umana celebrated its Fifth International festival through the efforts of the Art and Home Economics departments. This festival was unique as it was held without the aid of any grant funds. Although smaller in size, this festival was “big” in spirit! 97 2 mam £28 Aa ¥ ER, WATKINS | Junior Prom The Junior Prom was held at the Sheraton Hotel under the direction of Class Advi- sor Mr. S. Driscoll. Tonya Schmitt and Kenny Falgg were crowned King Queen. Kurt Barnes and his date were voted “best dressed.” 100 Senior Prom King and Queen: De- bra Hulke and Arthur Edwards Class Advisors, Ms. J. Vacca and Ms. R. Murano SENIOR DROAT) The 1981 Senior Prom was held Thursday, May lst at the Hy- att Regency Hotel in Cam- bridge, Massachusetts. Be- sides the delicious dinner and the selection of the King and Queen, Xavior Taylor and his date were winners of the dance contest. The following three pages hope to capture the beauty, excitement, and friendship exhibited by all who attended this ‘‘special”’ evening. a | Class Pres.: Wesley Mui oe io te Silverstein, Tres., Salu- The dias dignitaries: Mr. G. Anglin, Judge M. P. James, acl ed eee! Umana, Area Supt. R. Beatty, Guest Speaker Gloria A. Edwards, V. Pres. Gibson, and Keynote Speaker Kevin McCluskey. Mario Umana celebrated its third graduation Friday, June 5th at the New England Life Hall. The program included selections from the Umana Orchestra, singing, a reading by R. King, and the traditional awarding of scholarships and diplomas. Eddie Amos Frances Andruskiewicz A. Angela Loredana Antonelli Larry Baker Yolanda Baenes Lynette Barton Joey Beal Susan Bosse Charlie Brennan Alberto Caldoron Christine Carella Gina Carter Gerald Carter Jose Centeio Walter Chubbucks Joseph Collazo Darin De Gale Joel DeMass Tracey Densmore Donna Dixion Elaine Dixion Joseph Doghdadi Theresa Eagan Stephen Early Annette Fottler Roscoe Gay George Coros Earl Grant Michele Granta Mitchell Green Hordiman Hurdiman Leonora Hairston Angie Hazlewood Henery Hernandez 107 108 Tony Holden Shariayne Ingram Kim Jabbar Adrian Jackson Latitia Jones Marc Kelly Keith King Keith King Scott Koval Peggy Lee Stephen Leivi Joy Lisenby Gary Little Miguel Lopez Lisa Martin Sandra McGill Sheila McNeely Joseph Merlino Michael Miller Vance Mills Dante Mirabella Marcus Muir Frank Munday Lisa Moreau Calvin Murphy Maria Nano Susan Newayno Jerome Offutt Paul Pagliuci Charles Patzakas Ralph Penny Pamela Perechodiuk Jenny Richardson Billy Ruliera Agnes Savini RS A ee ais a Sor nd ee ae 6 telat a Mss 110 Marcos Adar Paul Addivinola Wanda Alston R. Anderson Gina Assini Keith Bean Joseph Bossi James Bray John Brennan Fitz Brown Fitz Brown John Buckley Algira Campbell Janet Chin DY e}aF-) fe Im Oke) |of- Ta aa] Randy Coplin George Corbin Joanna Coutain Monette Craig Stacey DiFazio Amita Dubey Mike Dubois Ron Eiland Julie Enciso Stan Fedyuyushyn Ken Flagg Donette Godfrey Patti Grato Barbie Gambale Maura Griffin Scott Gahn Marlon Hurley Sandra Jackson Anthony Johnson | BY=d o) eh 7 Al Siciliano John Tanquay Billy Tanis Mike Tevenan Carmen Vega Eric Vincent Charmaine Ward Theresa Watkins Craig White Mario Wilborn Charlene Wilkins Chriscinda Williams Herbert Williams Stephanie Pobudeiej Jefferson Prevost Jefferson Prevost Andrew Prince Maria Rojas Nat Rookard Valerie Sabbag Richie Sanfilippo Donna Tambascio Marvin Watkins Gari McLauglin Towanda Minus Santiago Morales Eric Morash Michelle Musculus Niraj Nayak Edsel Neal Karen Newton Tresa Owens Bernardo Quintero Chris Pustizzi William Quinn 111 Cleopatra Seay Maria Silveira Cariton Smith Debra Tanquay Alwin Thomas Martina Walsh Gordon Warwick David Timony Lannia Dubois Michele Grant Peggy Lee Vance Mills Karmen Santiago Jane Cassaro Bryon Hyatt Phil Larosa Eric Powers P. Taylor Lisa Abber Fitz Brown John Buckley M. Craig A. Dubey Helen Fong D. Godfrey K. Good Pamela Holland Debra Love Ursula White J.R. Ewing th 8th 115 Shah of Iran sse Owens A i Olympics, Hitler ders intii Jesse Ow WE DID IT! WE DIDIT! 116 WL 118 Chuck knows the food’s ready! Umana Seniors had an exciting Class Day on May I5th when they traveled to Rocky Woods Reservation in Medfield Ma. Students left for the outing via bus from Umana, and soon got to enjoy a hearty meal of hotdogs, hamburgers and all the trimmings! Some of the many activities included in the fun were wheelbarrel and three-legged races, softball, football, and swimming. A great time was had by alll “Keeping our chins “Discussing what to have for lunch!” up!” Umana held its Ist Sports Awards, Thursday, June 4th in the school auditorium. All letters and trophies were made possible through fund raising efforts of the Athletic Department. This exciting event will now be a tradition at the Umana. Hii) ll | � PUVPRAAURAA PRU RRRURATRORUAURORRROR ORDER On this page: Boys Swimming, Volleyball, Bowling, Hockey, Outdoor Track, Girls Basket- ball, Soccer, Cheerleading. FUPUUULALUUUUUUUUREREOOOROOUUEROROROOROREOURROOND, sd0RAD On this page: Foot- ball, Girls Swimming, Boys Basketball, In- door Track, Softball, Baseball. Individual Awards: M. Cavaleri: Outstanding Student Athlete, M. Marinez: Baseball, J. Enciso: Cheerleading, C. Early: Cheerleading, C. Seay: Basketball, E. Francis: Track, R. SanFilippo: Soccer, C. Figeroa: Swimming, F. Andruszkiewicz: Softball, and K. Barnes: Track. rhe ee e ¥ 2 The Yearbook Staff wishes to recognize the following indivi- duals for their help in fundraising: Patricia Gratto Gail Cohen William Silverstein Carolyn Coplin Mrs. L. Evelyn John Cali KiKi Evelyn Delyse West David lannone Maria Cavaleri Richard Liu McDonald's 1® Nobody can do it like McDonald’s can! 178 Border Street East Boston, Ma. Open daily at 7:00 AM Congratulations to the Class of I98I i) Stanhope Sereet Boston 266-2929 Tom “Satch” Sanders, former Boston Celtic coach andplayer, now restauranteur serves only specially selected, “Baby-back ribs”. f Satch’s American Cuisine with seafood specialities, as welt as Satch’n every Friday, and live entertainment six nights a week, offer you exciting going-out pleasures. Come by Satch’s - one block from the John Hancock Tower. RIBS. MATTAPAN DORCHESTER e ROXBURY SPECIALIZING IN ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE AUTO TRUCK INSURANCE Life « Business © Homeowners Professional Contractors Liability = = i Rates Quoted By Phone-, PIA’ % Financing Available At 7! | R = ia = a CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1981 Best Wishes Representative REALTOR Lowest Rates Possible OF NEW ENGLAND ALFRED L. MITCHELL INSURANCE AGENCY REAL ESTATE THE AGENCY THAT STANDS BEHIND YOU 436-4559 15 Norfolk Street(Codman Square).Dorchester, ZieP o2i124 Gus Serra CONSTANTINO BUTTIGLIERI. PROP. Mamma Catina RESTAURANTS FINEST IN ITALIAN CUISINE I II 326 HANOVER STREET 160 LONDON STREET (HEART OF NORTH END) (AT THE MOUTH OF THE SUMNER TUNNEL) BOSTON E .ST BOSTON 523-0225 569-1100 Congratulations to the Class of ‘‘8I’” BOBBY NATARELLI Fruit Stand Blackstone Street Haymarket THE 1981 Senior Class wishes to thank the following Yearbook Patrons: Mr. Earl C. Mallard Mel’s Frabric Mr. Joseph Zambello Chief Charles Baron Mr. William Hayes Mr. Grzelcyk Mr. Robert Johnson Ms. Cora Ott Mr. Mrs. Curtis Wells = Mr. S. Driscoll W. J. TERRY AND SONS, INC. HEATING OILS POWER BURNERS Sales Service 86 FAYSTON STREET, DORCHESTER, MASS. 02121 442-1956 MATTY’S AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE 317 Border Street East Boston, Ma. 02128 ‘May He guide and protect you always” MADBURY MUSHROOMS Best Mushroom in Haymark et Congratulations to the Class of ‘‘8I” PREMIER So PERFORMANCE vA b THEATRE c_- Beautifully Restored and Featuring Current Movies Situated at the corners of River Street and Fairmount Avenue, Hyde Park 361-6lll BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF “$81” 1,40] 0) Mil =151 = =74 = Snow Plowing Cambridge. Mass. 136 Vassal Lane Ask for Ron Ib BKNNY’S SP A 354-5711 or 547-4254 Meridian St. E. Boston, Mass. 02128 Jovennett’s Beauty Salon 201 Humbolt Ave. 442-6710 All Curls curl free VES (x rel es oe Blow dry, Perms, Shampoo, Press, and Curl ASK FOR: Mrs. Keizer, Mrs. Joell, Ethel, Lucile, Kathy, Ace, Duckie and Pearly Excellence and pres our way of li For Reservations (Ore) ola: Vet a East | TEL: 427-9560 A ainLow Tailors 160 HUMBOLDT AVE. ROX., MASS. REESE’S VARIETY STORE o2i19 75 Intervale St. Dorchester, MA 617-427-9370 FREE PICKUP DELIVERY AND TAILORING ACE DELUXE CLEANSERS SUEDE LEATHER REFINISHING RUGS CLEANED - ALL SIZES JIMMY 536 WARREN ST. DEREK OPPOSITE WAUMBECK ST, TEL. 427-2451 ROXBURY, MASS. 02121 LOUIS ARONSTEIN MEAT AND PROVISIONS “Service you can’t beef about.” 567-3440 Albano’s Flower Shop 253 MERIDIAN STREET EAST BOSTON, MASS. 02128 RES. 667-5891 Walter Albano CONSUMERS (ce CREDIT UNION Als Shoe Store “It’s where you belong.” , 6 CENTRAL SQUARE EAST BOSTON, MA. 02128 - Main Office - 567-3886 16 Central Sq. East Boston, Mass. 02128 Tel. 569-1394 55 years of service to the Community. COLT PRESS. INc. (PESATURO BROS.) 282 BORDER STREET, EAST BOSTON — LOgan 7-5550 OFESET POLITICAL CREATIVE ART nae LETTERPRESS Gee PRINTERS SPECIALISTS OFFICE HOURS CONTACT LENSES By APPOINTMENT COMPLETE VISUAL CARE VISION SPECIALISTS, INC. DR. HAROLD CLINE DR. RONALD CLINE OPTOMETRISTS MATTAPAN SQUARE RANDOLPH, MASS. 1587 BLUE HILL AVE. S9 HIGHLAND AVE. TEL. 298-6998 TEL. 986-5200 298-5592 4 Nini (VE 2 Oe 0) Y eee - We grow rainbows - We will personalize leaves of certain plants for any occasion - Novelty Gifts - Many handcrafted items I8 Lexington St. E. Boston 567-8630 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1981 )- COMMONWEALTH BANK Central Square, opposite Liberty Plaza, East Boston Branch Hours: Mon thru Thurs 9:00 to 4:30 pm Friday 9:00 til 6:00 Saturday 9:00 to Noon Emililo Fratarcangeli, Manager 569-1300 Member FDIC 130 (617) 569-6423 Lockee Room Sporting Goods TEAM OUTFITTERS - EQUIPMENT - JACKETS 270 MERIDIAN ST. FRANK BARLETTA EAST BOSTON, MA 02128 Vincent Schettino CONGRATULATIONS to the class of 198i from Harbor Food Mart Maverick Square open 6am till [lpm LAINTE GENOVESI The Haircutters Central Square, East Boston 567-9887 567-9880 East Boston � Medford Square Newton Centre Revere Broadway Revere North Gate � Wakefield � « Winthrop Center « _ FRANKIE?S cueanens cirts FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY f UL 69 - 71 Maverick S$q., East Boston call: 567-9392 or 569-4944 open daily: 7am to 6pm - Friday 7am to 7:30pm - Saturday 7am to 5pm ROS A’ SELF SERVICE PROFESSIONAL [aE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS ( FABRICARE INSTITUTE , 4il Meridian St., East Boston (Corner of Marion White Sts. Keyes Square) call: 567-8465 “Associated to Serve you Better” North Shore’s largest and most modern clothing care center 131 a were? | we eee AZ - 2 � rahe ; ahi ty , —o L Lay Ab! ete, vi Pie y H a ' ‘ ' Nee KW eed kee 8; oh ae a ete kote WY a wi a : ay . at ‘if f By! The es 4h vy a) ‘ aN ' . Se Sl = - sae tars be “y So