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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1984 volume:

i e en en mb Fn REN atio Umana Harbor - School of Science a = and Technology. 312 Border Street ia East Boston, MA.02128 ceil” 569-6280 — eee ne ee DEDICATION Mel King We dedicate our yearbook to Mel King for his efforts in bringing the people of Boston together. We hope to help the Rainbow Coalition’s efforts in making Boston a better place in which to live and work. One of the reasons we decided to make our dedication to Mr. King is because he has said he always believed in politics of inclusion and the importance of having a neighborhood, a city, a state, a country, a world where all people could work together for the benefit of all people. He feels it is important for people who have been denied full rights of participation to come together and work together so all rights of all people can be available or granted. The Rainbow Coalition wasn’t solely his idea. “The rainbow has been around a long time,” he said, “ever since the Creator said to Noah, “I give you this ark in the sky and the rainbow as a covenant for peace, harmony, respect, love.” Mr. King also believes that the rainbow is a symbol of people coming together. “Some feel the Rainbow Coalition is for people of color. That is not true. It’s for all who believe, who work with respect. It’s for all people with respect and justice.” And about his accomplishments with the Rainbow Coalition he says, “It is important to recognize these aren’t my accomplishments. They are our accomplishments. And nothing happens without the participation, involvement, support, and cooperation of lots of people. One thing is participating with people who have worked to make jobs available for people in the city of Boston. And that means more employment opportunities for students—high school students in particular. The need for employment is very much a concern for young people.” Mr. King graduated from Boston Technical High School and Claflin College, was a State Representative, is a Professor at M.I.T., is married and has six children. “Tell the students at Umana they've got the whole world in their hands. They should love themselves so they can love their neighbors. Work for peace with justice.” GUSTAVE ANGLIN, HEADMASTER MESSAGE TO THE SENIOR CLASS Members of the Class of 1984. I would like to congratulate you for a job well done. You have just completed a major educational achievement. This is the beginning of many others that you will accomplish during your lifetime. The next decade will require that a person is educationally equipped to meet the challenges found in the fields of Science and Technology. You have shown by your class achievements that you have the ability to succeed in any field of endeavor that you choose. Always strive to complete the goals that you have set for yourselves. They should be realistic, challenging and attainable. To succeed, it will take perseverance, determination, and commitment. I wish you the best of luck in all of your endeavors. FACULTY : O | % Faun. : | Bs i | DE JENTIO AC — +7 BY | CAlyiw Home wok TERESA. W P97. 19 SECTION GY HERD-W pagve:GH = Jack i€ .™ a) eatea nk! Bisea? 4 Blawg ise Jacqueline Hill Domenic Amara Patricia O’Brien Robert Ohlson Domenic Sacchetti Dwight Barnett Diane Raimondi Grace Alba Charles Baron Marlen Adamore + hi : c E ; . Paula Barton Robert Bonanno Gloria Bowens P ee Patricia Carr Linde Cabral Chris DeLorie Ellen Demers Marie Bushfan-Bond Lorraine Cioffi Sal DeVincenzo ae martian Elsie Franklin Patrice Harris Charles Jacob John Hogan Daniel Hung James Keaney Diane Kelsch mh i 4a Susan Leonard Sandra Lewis George Lerra Juan Lima RGN George Manfra F | William Lichtman Joseph Lynch Janet McDonough William Maradei Pauline McCarthy Jonathan McLaughlin Mary Morris Jeff True Arthur Perdiago Lea Sison ites oa = ine Mary Richard LC Christy Powers Dorothea Saulnier Arthur Radden Hugo Rizzuto Denise Walker Dick Viscarello Louise Vivolo Joanne Vacca Mary Williams Judith Wyman A ee | Katherine Weddleton James Williams Cafeteria Women Maintenance Men Debbie Ho Kenneth Yee Anita Thomas 10 ME EVAINNGELS .... 12 Darin Degale Terri Joiner Suzanne Bosse Jackie Myers Linda Powers Maria Nano i Dh Donalee Dixon Lisa Moreau Michael Neighbors John Yeung 13 14 Lorez Pendleton Herbert Williams Lesa Dennis BECOME BIG DEVILS 16 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Advisers Annette Fottler, President Frank Avery, Vice President “Netta”’ Ambition: Officer in the Navy “Cut it out!” Hockey, Baseball Ambition: Nurse Ms. Joanne Vacca Gr. 9 Cheerleader; Gr. 10 Secre- tary, Student Council; Jr. Class Vice President Mrs. Jean Fottler Elizabeth Harris, Treasurer Jacqueline L. Myers, Secretary OLize “Jackie” “You're Crazy” “What's up chick?” Ambition: Businesswoman Senior Class Fund Raiser, Junior Senior Class Fundraiser Prom Queen Andrew Abban Ambition: To be famous R:OunG, Atquenetta Ancrum “Cookie” eri, nic, Ambition: A.S. in Data Processing Cheerleader, Basketball, Track Yolanda Barnes “Lady D” “Not that” Ambition: President of my computer company Cheerleader, Bowling Lynette Barton Laze “Not that” Ambition: Nurse or Law Bowling Eddie Amos, Jr. “Totally to the left’ Ambition: Computer Engineer Basketball, Bowling, Soccer, MassPep Frances Andruszkiewicz “Franny” “My Bag” Ambition: Be successful and lead a good life. Volleyball (9-12); Bas- ketball (9-12); Softball (9-12); Yearbook Diane Batts “Mousey” “Salakem Uh Salarm” Ambition: To accom- plish better things in life. Lye David R. Blaides “Patience is a virtue” Ambition: College _ Football, Indoor-. Outdoor Track, Baseball Abigail Belfon “Abby” “Shut Up” Ambition: Computer Technician Suzanne Bosse “Suzy” “You're not funny” Ambition: College, Computer major Volleyball, Basket- ball, and Softball Joseph Boghdadi “Bogge”’ Ambition: Aeronau- tical Technician Christine Carella “Baby” “Go for it” Ambition: Advertising II- lustrator Cheerleader Christine Boyden “Chris” “I don’t know” Ambition: A good job and marriage Eric Bradshaw “E-Wop” “What's up, Willie” Ambition: Basketball player Football, Basketball, Junior é ‘ Achievement Jose Centeio “Jose” “What's up” Ambition: Business- man; Electronics En- gineer Paul Carrefiello eccare” Ambition: Mechanic Joseph Chaput Ambition: Naval Aviator Swimming Dorothy Champion “Dot” “Say what?” Ambition: Success Anibal Cruz “Ninja” Damien Connolly “When you call me that, “What's up?” SMILE” Ambiti on: Business Man- ager Ambition: Computers Gymnastics, Football, Soccer Anthony Crawford “Wiz Kid” “Your place or mine?” Ambition: Video Program- mer 20 Darin Marlon de Gale “Dusty” “T’ll let you tell it” Ambition: Doctor Indoor and Outdoor Track Stephen Dembro “Pal” “What's wrong?” Ambition: Happiness Charlene Dewberry “Pebbles” “T’m serious” Ambition: College Michelle Dillon “Dillon” “Whatever!” Ambition: To be successful James Delios “Jimmy” “Throb” Ambition: To Ryth mically Mystify Swimming Lesa Dennis “Les “Really???” Ambition: Doctor Basketball (10-12) Yearbook Staff Dexter Dixon “Slick” “Maannn” Ambition: Music Donalee Dixon “Donna” “You know” ‘Ambition: To be suc- cessful Basketball (9-12), Stu- dent Government, Yearbook Staff Theresa Eagan “Terry” “Ei Ambition: Success Wealth Student Council, Cheerleading : : Yvonne Fernandes “Non” “Hey, check this out” Ambition: Computer Engi- neering and Business Man- agement Roscoe Gay “Whimpy” “Where’s the food?” Ambition: Sky’s the limit Football, Indoor and Out- door Track, Baseball Paul Duro “Dizer”’ “What the heck” Ambition: Hematolo- gist Science Fair, Swim- ming Ernesto Espino “Ernie” Ambition: To win MegaBucks Football, Hockey Vonda Gross eKatta “The cat’s meow” Ambition: Engineer 21 22 Leonora Hairston “Lee Lee” “Sure you're right” Ambition: To be suc- cessful Stephen G. Hardiman “Studly” “You don’t believe me” Ambition: Photogra- pher’s Model Freshman Track, Swimming, Student Council Glenise Jabbaar “Nisey”’ “What?” Ambition: Reporter Rodney Hanberry “Slim” “It’s like that” Ambition: Success Wealth Track, Football Sharlayne Ingram : ann : “What's happen: ing?” Ambition: Business, Word Processing Felicia Johnson . “Ms. Wiz” “T’ll check you out later” Ambition: B. S. Business Administration Gerald Jean-Felix “Gerald Starski”’ “Scrumptious” Ambition: Medical Techni- cian Terri Joiner a Nr ne “Forget you” Ambition: Beautician Volleyball Tanaya Jones “T-Bone” “Not that’ Ambition: Medical Technician Keith King Gh es “What's up” Ambition: Rich and Powerful Diane Kinteris “Pee-Wee” Ambition: To be suc- cessful Yearbook Staff Latetia Jones “Tee-Tee” “So what” Ambition: Legal Sec- retary Outdoor Track (9-10) Martin Joyce “Marty” “Go for it’ Ambition: To be suc- cessful Baseball Kam Tai Kwok “Franky” “Can't fool me” Ambition: Electrical Engineer 23 Miguel Lantigua “Magee” “What's up with that?” Ambition: Business world Football Sui Kun Kwong “Mullie” Ambition: Banking Marguerite Ann Lee “Peggy” “Tt must be the drugs” Damon Lewis Ambition: Fashion “Damon is so good” Merchandising Ambition: Make lots Student Council Sec- of money retary, Yearbook, Swimming Asst. Coach Dorothy Martin Ambition: President Student Council (President, 10; Vice President, 11), Boston Student Advisory Council (V-Pres.), Boston High School Student Coordinator, AFJROTC Squadron Commander, Jr. - Class Pres. Randal McCray “Sir Popalot’”’ “Something like that” Ambition: Fame Lisa Martin “Missy” Ambition: Shoot for the stars Track, Student Council Brian McEachern “Bird” “Yea, but I look good.” Ambition: Engineer Swimming, Track, Soccer Sandra McGill “Shorty” “Oh well” Ambition: Nurse Swim Team Co-Cap- tain (12); Student Council (10-12) Vice President (12); Junior Class Treasurer; AFJ- ROTC Lisa Miles Lee. “4 OF 0 lee Ambition: B.S. Business Yearbook; Junior Prom Committee; Drill Team; Softball Lisa Moreau “You know what I mean?” Ambition: To be healthy and happy Track (9); Softball (10- 12); Volleyball (9-12), Captain (11); Basket- ball (9-12), Captain (11, 12); Yearbook Shawn McEachern “Shamus” Ambition: To be suc- cessful Kevin Mells “Wizard” “You know it” Ambition: Engineer- ing Robert Moy “Bobby” Ambition: Police Of- ficer 25 26 Frank Munday Eleanor Christine Murray Stchiris “IT appreciate” Ambition: Be Suc- cessful Michael Neighbors “It’s cool, it’s cool’ Ambition: Corporate Lawyer MassPep, Yearbook Alfred C. Newson “Al-New 44” “Tl flog them all” Ambition: College Captain, Football; Captain, Track Calvin Murphy “Cal-Boy” “Eat it baby” Ambition: Plumber Maria G. Nano “Curly” “Oh, my God!” Ambition: Business- woman Pui Lee Ng “Pui” stl ae Ambition: Comput- ers James Offutt “Slick” “Sure you're right” Ambition: To be suc- cessful Konstantinos Patzakas “Charles” Lorez Y. Pendleton “Boobie” “You're greedy” Ambition: Medical Technol- ogy Basketball Carolyn Perez “You're crazy” Ambition: To be successful Jerome Offutt SOF “What time of day is it?” Ambition: Success Bobby Peele “The Pistol” “Serious” Ambition: To make big money Mass-Pep, World of Work, Pic program, MIT Ambassador Se iit program, Basketball, Football Richard Perrotta “Rich” “You never know” Ambition: To be important 27 28 Joe Pizzano “The Piz” “Lighten up” Ambition: Business Executive Football, Baseball, Hockey William Robertson “Bill” Rossi Russell “When you coming over my house?” Ambition: Technician Luis Santana “Silver Fox” “Bangs” Ambition: To own small in- dustries Linda Powers Uine “Darn” Ambition: College Cheerleading (Cap- tain) Dwayne Omarr Robinson “Omarr”’ “Romance without fi- nance is a nuisance” Ambition: Success Agnes Clare Savini [ACS “Forget about it” Ambition: Engineer Softball Alfred V. Siciliano | ALY “What's up” Ambition: To make money Baseball, Basketball David Skerritt Ambition: Computer Programmer Phu H. Tran “Yes or No?” Ambition: Business or Computer Engi- neering Troy Singletary “Phantom” “Hey, Fool” Ambition: Computer Programmer Stephen Teeter “Weeble” “T wobble but I don’t fall down.” Ambition: Profes- sional Photographer Kent Truong “Money” Ambition: Business- man 30 Carolyn Vick “Smoothie V” “What's up!” Ambition: College and open my own business Basketball (10-12), Captain (11-12) Stathis Tsomedis Ambition: College Cheryl Walrond “Cherry” “Go hug a nut” Ambition: Happiness and success Choir (10) Eric Vincent “In God we trust, all others pay cash” Ambition: Bank Ex- ecutive Theresa Watkins “Terri” “How you doing” . Ambition: Lawyer | Fletcher West “West” Ambition: TV producer Andrew West “Pugs “Stop playing me close” Ambition: Computer pro- grammer Basketball, Football Clair White “Kay” “Go for it” Ambition: Engineer- ing Laake Junior Achievement Herbert E. Williams “Chameleon” “The latest from the greatest” Ambition: Journalist, lawyer, minister Basketball, Baseball, Football, Bowling, President of Student Council Edward Wright “Big Ed” “Punta” Ambition: Computer Scien- tist David Yee Ambition: Engineer Dalirey Williams “Dap” “You know it” Ambition: My own business Lolita Monique Williams “Lita” “Beat it!” Ambition: Make-up artist and Modeling Volleyball score- keeper Susan Yee “Midget” Ambition: Flight Attendant Volleyball (9-12) 31 32 Yim Lan Yee “Yimmy” “No, no, no!” Ambition: To be hap- py and successful Le Phuong Co “like,” Ambition: Accoun- tant Chinese Club Luis L. Merren Lous “You get as much as you put into it” Ambition: Ph.D. in Psychology U. Mass. Program Marwan Moss “Duke” “Do the best that you can” Ambition: To be the best at what I do John Yeung Ambition: Electrical Engineer Yearbook photogra- pher Thieu H. Huynh Ambition: Engineer Yearbook photogra- pher at ACC en Pe, RY “ ‘ ‘ = ™ Bowie “Chilly scenes of winter’ “Let’s go get ‘em” “Ooooooh Michael !” “Are you sure it’s Boy George?” 53 ay “All in the Family” “The Police” “Sophisticated” 34 Pat Benatar “Hi, everybody” Bonnie Tyler 35 “Chillin’ out’ DEW ate tm ste) wats “Where am 1?” “Beam me up, Scottie.” “Do you think I should ask her?” SORTS HOMERUN, (SCORE) TOUCHDOWN = SERV DaeGenm Football The Umana Football Team had a successful season this year with an overall record of 5-4. However, I felt the team could have done better if they were more consistent in their overall play. Congratulations to Jonah McCall for being selected to the All City Team and Jonah, Bill Ruliera, and Ed Murray as the Team’s M.V.P.’s. Next year’s Team will miss seniors Alfred Newson, running back, Ernie Espino, defensive tackle, and Alexis Oquendo, defen- sive tackle. Back: Nigel Cabey, Jerome Curry, Tom Wayman, Ed Murray, Wil- liam McCray, Marc Alston Center: Jonah McCall, Garrick Amos, Bill Ruliera, Terrance Watford, Coach Perdigao Front: Eric Brad- shaw, Al Newson, Roscoe Gay, Alexis Oquendo Bobby Peele, Michael Bean, Tony Alexis ee cee sei ee lee s edtin a Most Valuable Players Seniors in Football Starters an’ 4 Ny, (83) TOOTBALS j Back (1 to r) Coach Franklin, Vivian Brown, Sharon De- lay, Iris Lindesey, Lolita Williams Front (1 to r) Diana Chin, Lisa Moreau, Frances Andruszkiewicz, Maria Crawford, Michelle Joshua. Susan Yee not present. Front (1 to r) Linda Powers, Crystal Ayler, Sylvia Freeman Back (1 to r) Kelly O’Toole, Dina Clark, Lashanta Free- man, Coach Barton, Jennifer Ferrioli 40 INDOOR TRACK Indoor Track 1984 Congratulations to Ramona Brown for an outstanding track season. Ramona was undefeated in dual competition, Ist in the city championship meet and 2nd in the Eastern Mass state meet. Also outstanding in the city championship were: Darin de- Gale—4th in the 300, Fred Do- lan—2nd in the 2 mile and Ka- ren Edge—4th in the 600. You know she’s kickin’ it I got to win Front: (1 to r) Pamela Brown, Juan Maximo, Ra- mona Brown, Jewel Gilmore, Jean Ford Top: (1 to r) Coach Perdigao, Kegi Tomas, Darin deGale, Fred Dolan, Karen Edge Co ach Perdigao planning strategy 41 BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY Front: (1 to r) E. Bradshaw, H. Williams, C. White. Back: (1 to r) Mgr. A. Oquendo, E. Murray, Coach Dwight Barnett, G. Amos, M. Pouncy, L. Hairston, S. Martin, Asst. Coach Rick Johnson, Mgr. J. McCall Umana is coming off of a 3-12 season. This year after a strong start, Boston’s top four Division III Teams put a halt to their streak. Losing to East Boston by 2, Charlestown by one, and Southie by 1 has kept the boys high on their prospects for next year. Losing only two starting seniors, this young ball club will be the team to reckon with next year, as the juniors on the squad have all seen lots of play- ing time this year. Expect Umana to spoil some tourney expecta- tions for some of the better ball clubs by year’s end. j JUNIOR VARSITY Front (1 to r) A. King, T. Brown, J. Johnson, G. Gomes. Back: Coach R. Johnson, W. Chaney, M. Anderson, K. Anderson Gary Eddie crashing the boards. “High-rising Herb.” “Bandaids stick where they’re sup- posed to.” GIRLS GIRLS BASKETBALL 83 84 ALMOST PERFECT! Practice began after Thanksgiving with high hopes of suc- cess. This year’s team was bright, big, and experienced with six seniors on the nine-person squad. They went through the regular season with a 14 win 0 loss, beating each district school twice. After losing to Boston English in the City Tour- nament, the team reached the state finals against Ipswich High, losing a close game. The team conducted themselves with pride and maturity, while being the most successful team in Umana’s history. Frances Andruszkiewicz, Lesa Dennis, Donalee Dixon, Lisa Moreau, Lorex Pendleton, and Carolyn Vick will be gone next year and sorely missed. Good luck to these fine players and all the graduating seniors in the future. GIRLS BASKETBALL HONORS : 1982 83 Boston Division II Co-Champs (12-2); Ist Team City Varsity All Stars: Lesa Dennis, Carolyn Vick; State All-Vocational: Front (I to r) Maria Crawford, Lisa Moreau, Donalee Dixon, Caro- Lesa Dennis. lyn Vick Back (1 to r) Asst. Coach Walker, Frances Andrusz- 1983 a4 Boston Division If Chamolene te aan kiewicz, Lorez Pendleton, Sharon Delay, Lesa Dennis, Michelle ea Eicialista: (North: ser Denne Tiegh Clabes: Knight, Coach Ohlson. Scholastic, Ist Team All-City; Player of the Year Division II City League Student Athlete, and State All-Vocational. Fran- ces Andruszkiewicz: All-City. Pass it Sisters Junior Varsity Front (1 to r) Latrina Fomby, Shirelle Parham (Capt.), Kelly Augusta Back (1 to r) Theresa Parham, Neeley Burrelle, Me- lissa Delay, Naomi Webb, Coach Mrs. Walker You better watch it BASKETBALL Where’s the hoop? Under pressure Will we ever make varsity? 45 SWIMMING This year girls and boys were combined into one swim team for a shortened sea- son. This year was a throw-together team that came in a strong second place in league competition, with 7 wins and 1 loss. Outstanding swimmers were Joe Chaput, Stephen Hardiman, Paul Duro, Mark Hawker, Lam Doa and David Newman. Outstanding diver, who start- ed for the first time this year, was Marc Bennett. Hopefully next year’s team will be even better since all but three will be returning. Thanks to Peggy Lee for her assistance during meets and practices to make the team a success. Coach Lois Hartley (front 1 to r) Lam Doa, Mike Davis, Marc Bennett, Tai Yee, Walter McCarthy, Lyette Fegan, Joe Lee (back | to r) Coach Hartley, Gerry McGill, David Newman, Mark Hawker, Kevin Hayman, Steve Har- diman, Joe Chaput, Peggy Lee, Paul Duro Where's Flipper? Hartley: “You’re gonna’ miss me.” 46 Superman Here comes Kermit Let me out Look, Ma, no hands HOCKEY Out of my way, Wayne f | eo Front: (1 to r) J. Garcia, W. Walsh, M. Bean, W. Rossi, S. McEa- a 2 “ chern Back: (1 to r) Coach Maradei, M. Miller, R. Lopez, E. Espino, Beat it pal, I got this one B. Cowens 48 Come on Mike—give it to me The Umana hockey team had an unsuccessful but, at the same time, a successful season. We finished with a 5 wins and 9 losses (that is the unsuccessful part). The successful part is the boys, one and all, who gave one hundred and ten percent each and every game. Only one boy is going to graduate, so next year we promise to do better. We had one boy elected to the all star team. He is Michael Bean. Oh my God! Where’s my stick? Excuse me, son Here, Walt, take this Well, I tried 49 Baseball ‘ A: | = gh4 Ny p Standing | to r: Rudolfo Gonzales, Chris Brackett, William McCray, Robert Furlong, Greg Gomes, Terry Watford, Eugene Pantoja, Coach Perdigao. Kneeling | to r: Joe Chaput, Marty Joyce, Al Sici- liano. Not present, Edgardo Rodriquez. A young Umana baseball team completed a successful year under the leadership of their senior co-captains, Al Siciliano and Marty Joyce. Al, the most outstanding pitcher in the city of Boston, pitched ten games and allowed only 1.62 earned runs per game. Marty, one of the top hitters and third basemen in the League, led the team in batting with a .455 average. Also, Mart hit safely in all fourteen games played. The Umana baseball team is a team of the future. However, they will greatly miss Al Siciliano and Marty Joyce, two fine young athletes and young men to eximplify. - eS American Legion Field 5 0 Thurrrppp Determined od ES Se ee Sayer Home was never so far Future Star Get that off the field Where’s the ball? Where’s my support? 2 VARSITY Standing: Coach D. Barnett, Ly Jun Wong, Connie McGahee, Mildred Thacker, Vivian Brown, Maria Crawford, Lashanta Freeman. Front: Lisa Moreau, Frances Andruszkiewicz, Suzanne Bosse. I’m stuck JR. VARSITY Standing: Michelle Goodwin, Annette Fernandez, Wanda Wyche, Coach D. Barnett, Coach P. Barton not present. Front: Lucy Veiga, Jewel Gilmore. The Umana girls softball team completed the season with a 6-5 record, the best year in Umana girls softball history. The outstanding players this year were: M.V.P- Frances Andruszkiewicz M.V. Defense- Lisa Moreau M.V. Offense- Suzanne Bosse WY, (oT) aims Goal Xone OD CO OY EOE Crawford The above four girls had a batting average of over 400, with two over 600. It was a great year. 52 Mildred in a state of depression aw C’mon, I’m ready os: Zo Throw it home!!! I'll hit it this time! 54 DEDICATION tay (1 to r): Frances Andruszkiewicz, Donalee Dixon, Maria Crawford, Carolyn Vick, Michelle Knight, Lesa Dennis, Sharon Delay, Lisa Moreau. Not present Lorez Pendleton. A DEDICATION TO THE UMANA GIRL’S BASKETBALL TEAM Before the season even started, the team was not even considered to be in the running, according to the City’s newspaper. But through hard work and determination, they proved to the news- paper and to all they were worthy of the title “Boston Division I] Champs”. The only undefeated team in Umana’s history with an undisputed 14 win 0 loss record was led by six experienced seniors. The team fought far into the State Tournament, only to lose a nailbiter to Ipswich, ending the long season as Division II]-North Finalist. Lesa Dennis, Carolyn Vick and Frances Andruszkiewicz were named to the All-City Team and Lesa Dennis was chosen for the State’s All-Scholastic Se- cond Team. To the Girls and their out- standing coach, Robert Ohlson Please girls, I’ll never do it again. OUTDOOR TRACK The girls’ track team finished their season with a record of 5 wins and 1 loss. The most outstanding girl was Ramona Brown. Ramona remained undefeated the entire season. She placed first in the city meet in the 100 yard run. Ramona placed Ist in the Section D division of the state meet. She will finish the season by running in the All-States and the Eastern Massachusetts Tournament. The 400 relay also placed 2nd in the city meet. Members were Barbara Najjar, Juanita Timson, Carol Scott, and Ramona Brown. Ramona also finished 2nd in the long jump in the city finals. The boys’ track team finished with a 3 wins 3 losses record. The outstanding performance was by Jerome Curry in the high hurdles and the triple jump. i. 7 sg ee ONE EAE BOE: cscempemansemascsan ee ete ewes See ee secnee_ Savon amen snti et: sein ans nese ‘etten et SREY RETR ANSRNNN ST nem : 4 ¢ Back: Bill Newsom, Fred Dolan, Al Newson, Juan Maximo, Marc Alston, Darin de Gale, Andre Brown, Jerome Curry, Teresa Fulcher, Marlon Wright, Juanita Timson, Ramona Brown, Coach Franklin. Front: Albert Hobson, Michael Sibley, Marc Simmons, Steven McCall, Carol Scott, Laine McPhee, Barbara Najjar, Sherman Scott, Pamela Brown. Girls’ Captain, Ramona Brown, Boys’ Captain, Darin de Gale a oe | wai? | 4 q 4 ed Class Clowns Prettiest Girl, Handsomest Boy Elizabeth Harris, Herb Williams Leonora Hairston, Bobby Peele ROM Most Popular Frances Andruszkiewicz, Herb Williams Most Likely To Succeed Lesa Dennis, Michael Neighbors y re F . oa Best Attendance Maria Nano 56 LATIVES Best Dressed Most Athletic Carolyn Vick, Eddie Amos Frances Andruszkiewicz, Eric Bradshaw Biggest Flirt Most Intelligent Eric Bradshaw Pui Lei Ng, Phu Tran Snobbiest Boy Frank Avery Snobbiest Girl Dorothy Champion 57 MILITARY BALL The Eighth Annual Air Force Ju- nior ROTC Military Ball was held in the Wardroom at the Coast Guard Station on February 18, 1984. Following dinner and prior to the dancing, the mem- bers of the cadet corps nominat- ed their choices for Queen of the Military Ball. Cadet Sandra McGill was selected as this year’s recipient. Music was pro- vided by Cadet Glyne Johnson. (1 to r): Angel Lopez, Tom Wayman, Brenda Clohessy, Carver Stephen Chris Pappas Nancy Lapia Agnes Savini, Chief Baron, Doro- Brenda Clohessy thy Martin. 58 Pour me another My feet are killing me Girls just want to have fun 59 60 Martin Agnes CARNATION Getting ready for delivery. e Perfect Couple? Eddie, I finally know your true feelings. They love me! For you, Dave. 61 Sor er’ Ra OR: acaba A Sp Tae oe , STAR BRIGHT STAR LIGHT CLASS IN =: sae f 3 Please, Herb, not another card trick! ll oe Alvin and the Chip- munks If that miniskirt were any shorter Two Jackies ro | , A Rien eeannagnee ayy oc. ean «aaa Hide it Don’t kiss and tell Girls’ night out Wait till you see what we do after dinner .... WHAI A PARTY _ Aa JUNE 10, 1984 KRESGE AUDITORIUM, M.LT. CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS eres 7 eS a School Committeewoman, Rita Guest Speaker, Pam Cross, Re- Yim Lan Yee, Boston University Lesa Dennis, Boston University Walsh-Tomasini porter for WCVB-TV John Yeung, Lowell University Damita Canty, 1983, and Elizabeth Harris, Northeastern University See LeS2 iO baie . Yim Lan Yee 6. Kam Tai Kwok . Thieu Huynh 7. David Yee . Frank Avery 8. Yvonne Fernandes !. Pui Lei Ng 9. Maria Nano . John Yeung 10. Agnes Savini National Honor Society Members (1 to r) John Yeung, Pui Lei Ng, Lesa Dennis, Yvonne Fernandes, Yim Lan Yee Michael Neighbors, Morehouse College Annette Fottler, Laboure School of | Brian McEachern, Northeastern Nursing University Cheryl Walrond, Newbury Jr. College Sharlayne Ingram, Fisher Jr. College PRAACSTTLSe 2 Editorial Staff, Mrs. Gomez, Advisor A special thanks to John Polito for his help in finish- ing this book. Thanks, also, to Lenny Hairston, Alexis Oquendo, and Jonah McCall for their help with co- pywriting. 70 Candy Raid Diane Kinteris, Layout Michael Neighbors, Co- pywriting LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF ’84 In our wisdom we bequeath to our faculty and underclassmen a few tokens of our appreciation. To Mr. Anglin we leave another year of disaster To Ms. Adamore we leave a pick and a new pair of jeans To Mr. Amara we leave a highchair To Mr. Barnett we leave basketball and softball lessons To Ms. Barton we leave a gift certificate to Baker’s Shoes To Dr. Bowens we leave a few corpses To Ms. Canty we leave a blank space because we can’t say what we want to To Ms. Carr we leave a more modern hairstyle To Chief Baron we leave the hope for another war To Mr. Foley we leave a reenlistment in the Navy To Mrs. Fottler we leave new hip boots To Mrs. Gomez we leave a high-voltage typewriter To Ms. Hartley we leave a sense of humor To Mr. Johnson we leave a full head of hair To Mr. Keaney we leave a wardrobe of narrow ties To Ms. Kelly we leave more job opportunities To Mr. Krozy we leave a new school jacket To Mrs. Lewis we leave all unfinished homework To Major DeVincenzo we leave 12 broken-down buses To Mr. Manfra we leave a personal secretary and an automatic file cabinet To Ms. O’Brien we leave a strong enough back to last ‘til retirement To Mr. Ohlson we leave another championship basketball team To Mr. Ordway we leave a heart To Mr. Perdiago we leave a future championship in anything To Mr. Rizzuto we leave flying lessons To Mrs. Rozas we leave one more child To Sargeant Barton we leave a new pair of glasses To Mr. Santosuosso we leave one case of chalk and one 20x20 board To Mrs. Stern we leave five shares of stock in each of our futures To Ms. Weddleton we leave a rose To Ms. Vacca we leave a new senior class To Ms. Vivolo we leave you out of our will To Lenny Hairston we leave a date with all of us To Elaine Dixon we leave a man to beat on To Lyjun Wong we leave karate lessons To Terryna Andrews we leave a new bank account To Craig White we leave a box of diapers To Garrick Amos we leave a used football To Jonah McCall we leave all the athletic awards he never received To Kim Greene we leave a new muzzle To Michael Bean we leave a new helmet To Wayne Rossi we leave six new girlfriends To Vanessa Mendes we leave a thought To Undine Headley we leave a new sports coat To Jerome Curry we leave a set of weights To Billy Newsom we leave a new deck of cards 71 ip Science Fair Wanda Williams, Natalie Armstrong Sylvia Freeman, Yvonne Fernandes The Effect of Giberelic Acids on Plant Growth Effect of Cellophane Covering of Red Color on Plant Photosynthesis Brian Cowen What is the Relationship between the force driving an object through water and its speed Manjit Virdi, Mattie Bean The Effect of Colors of Cellophane on Plant Photosynthesis and Growth Dwayne Robinson, Gerald Jean-Felix Electro-Harmonix-Vocoder Lesa Dennis Brian McEachern The Rate of Recovery After an Activity: Do Men Recover Faster Acceleration of Gravity Than Women STUDENT COUNCIL ! ' ? ’ . a 4 oF von { — hese ee Back: Carmen Cuevas, Leontine Robinson, Chris Harris, Brian Wyche, Ernest Hill, Tomas Gonzales, Sandra McGill Center: Jenni- fer Furman, Pei Lee Szeto, Melanie Giacalone, Kelly Augusta, Julia Adar, Peggy Lee, Lashanta Freeman, Mrs. Sison, Adviser Front: Clara Bernadino, Lanice Lumpkins, Chi Ho Chan, Richard Sperazzo Student Council Officers DRILL TEAM Drill Team Officers Front: Eric Clewley, Kevin Miller, Ramon Senices, Jose Drill Team Commander and Instructor Rodriques, Shandell Branch Center: Hazel Goode, Robert Serino, Carver Stephen, Thomas Wayman, Jeanette Ford Back: Sargeant Barton, Antonio Barros, Andre Gibeau, Alexander Thomas, Wazrudeen Mohammed, Sharon Francis 73 74 PILOTS CLUB Jose Rodrigues, Alexander Thomas, Ramon Senices, Instructor Rizzuto, Wazrudeen Mohammed COLOR GUARD Wazrudeen Mohammed, Agnes Savini, Joe Chaput, Nancy Lapia UNDERCLASSMEN HORS SL Coleen Stimson, Vance Mills Connie McGahee, Alexis Oquendo, Mildred Thacker, Bill Newsom : 76 Marc Kelley, John Shea, Bobby Desmond Terryna Andrews, LyJun Wong, Shirelle Parham SERORROSM REET ER EA eT WI A sencemmnonanetiietiien assists, Shawn McEachern, Kam Wong Paul Simpson, Titi Reyes 77 : | ma ay , es en Wendy Ascolillo, Marie Fernandez, Kim Watson Wazrudeen Mohammed, Brenda Clohessy, Alex Thomas, Carver Stephen Sp a p2 78 Elizhea Miller, Chrissy Hatchel Wanda Williams, Natalie Armstrong SOPROMORES Nancy Fisher, Lisa Furman Jennifer Ferrioli, Angela Campbell Penny Pappas, Julie Boghdadi 79 Billy Maynard, Teddy Silva, Pat Michel Joanne Chan, Vivian Brown, Lashanta Freeman Chris Harris, Paula Rose 80 Wai Keung Lam, Nguyen Nhan, Han Binh Luu Eric Pettaway, Kenny Terry } Felicia Anderson, Darryl Hicks, Teresa Claude, Bryan Perkins Carol Scott, Barbara Najjar Greg Gomes, Lanice Lumpkins Crystal Ayler, Darryl Henley Wanda Wyche, Mark Gordon 81 FRESIFPMIESN Daniel Rollins, Dwayne Whitfield, Darius Johnson, Gino Pantoja Gina Royal, Leroy McGhee | Hazel Goode, Luis Murray Donna Najjar, Michelle Rodriquez 82 Latrina Fomby, Rudolfo Gonzales, Simone Thornton. Pedro Rivera, Steven Sayers, Robert Serino So Mui Yee, Annette Fernandez James McAlduff, William McCray Ralph Gradozzi, Paul DiTomaso Maurice McNeil, Renee St. James, Eric Clewley Lucretia Searcy, Fred Sheffield 83 James Smith, Kevin Miller, Sharieff Jones, James Garcia, Kevin Ferguson Adrienne Eiland, Nigel Cabey 84 Milton Pouncy, Tony Alexis, Kenyatta Brooks Bernadette Woodley, Darren Hicks, Annette Woodley We're the ones you never see! Seniors after a hard day’s work Dexter ““D” faking in “83” = i Hey! Why are we out here? We're the available Seniors a] eT Mr. Stephen Hardiman and _ the That's right! We’re bad. Seniors desparate for funds Umana-ettes 85 You think it’s tobacco We don’t pose for that magazine Cover girls T-Bird What's love got to do with it BE Congratulations and Best Wishes from MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY To Umana’s Sixth Graduating Class Your hard work, perserverance, and spirit have contributed to the goals, success, and history of the Umana Harbor School. Alan Dyson Director Secondary Technical Education Project Paul E. Gray President Massachusetts Institute of Technology ty 87 Letus work for . 7G BANK BOSTON SAVINGS Things go better working together. e 567-1500 e Maverick Square ¢Orient Heights ¢Central Square ee ee CONGRATULATIONS David W. Davis Robert M. Weinberg Executive Director Chairman CONGRATULATIONS and CONTINUED SUCCESS CLASS OF 1984 William J. Pasquina Maurice F. Cunningham Attorneys-At-Law PRACTICE LIMITED TO PERSONAL INJURY LAW, WORKER’S COMPENSATION, SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY 15 COURT SQUARE BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 367-3660 McDonalds £ OM. 178 Border Street East Boston, Ma Open 7:00 A.M. To 11:00 P.M. FRANKIE’S Cleaners Gifts Free Pick-up and Delivery 69-71 Maverick Square 567-9392 or 569-4944 ROSA’S Self Service Professional Laundry Dry Cleaners 411 Meridian Street, Corner of Marion White Sts. Keyes Square : 567-8465 ROSA’S MINI-MARKET 73-75 Maverick Square, East Boston (Next to Frankie’s Cleaners) de (ON) VAs ey) DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE OPEN 7 DAYS, 5 A.M. to 10 P.M. - Congratulations To The Good Luck To The Graduates From A Private Industry Council Supporter sy SPOTLESS 1 HR. CLEANERS INC. a) y 192 BORDER STREET I? EAST BOSTON, MA 02128 PHONE (617) 567-9850 g 4 w Class Of 1984 SN SIT The Boston Private Industry LACY’S DEPARTMENT STORE o Council, Inc. 20 Bennington Street 110 Tremont Street East Boston, Ma 02128 Boston, Massachusetts 02108 567-0688 A FINAL WORD TO THE CLASS OF ‘84 ‘... you've succeeded in taking a major step in what will be a life of continuous learning. Congratulations on your achievement! Your future success, however, will not be measured in diplomas, position or wealth alone, but in the personal knowledge that you have done all you could to achieve your true porenia DOMENIC AMARA | ASSISTANT HEADMASTER CONGRATULATIONS RIE SGIENGE CLASS OF ’84 DEPARTMENT ae “WE COMPUTE, : THEREFORE WE LENNY’S ARE” SPA Frank Santosuosso Dr. Gloria F. Bowens Jonathan McLaughlin Marlen Adamore John A. Foley Edward Carlson Home Of The Student Subs. John Silva BovgOniwey Vain Hoste J. F. Keaney Paula Barton Hugo Rizzuto Jerome Barton J. Williams Charles Baron JOEY, GINGER, CHELEVINSKI Salvatore DeVincenzo CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Romano’s Hairstyling From . 192 Bennington Street The Girls Basketball East Boston 567-9267 Co-Champs 1983 Congratulations from Bob Sandra Nite Ge WE’RE A PLUS! 569-1548 569-6262 The Math Department BROADWAY STATIONERS Mr. Ohlson Ms. Carr Free Fast DELIVERY OFFICE SUPPLIES © PRINTING Mr. Bonanno Ms. Vivolo OFFICE FURNITURE ® RUBBER STAMPS Ms. Weddleton Mr. True Ms. Wyman Mr. Hogan 31-34 Central Sq. A S East B ,M Mieeoeer LAN SIDMAN ast Boston, Ma Sh Ben’ THE HAIR PARLOR eA - E24 137 Meridian Street 121 MERIDIAN STREET East Boston 567-8152 EAST BOSTON, MASS. 02128 Hours Wednesday to Saturday 567-9331 Congratulations to the “Class of ’84” “We live in deeds not years.” “You can | De STEFANO'S BAKERY 16 BENNINGTON ST. be what you will to be.” ix EAST BOSTON, MASS. Be ; TEL .567-8348 Chief %y FRENCH ITALIAN BREAD 94 PATRONS Meridian Food Market, 63 Meridian St., E. Boston Central Market, 40 Maverick Sq., E. Boston Video Den, 27 Bennington St., E. Boston Logan Stamp Works, Inc., 104-106 Meridian St., E. Boston Robert E. Corvi, D.M.D., 10 Bennington St., E. Boston Angelisa’s Boutique, 12A Bennington St., E. Boston Congratulations Elizabeth from Donna Good luck in your future, Elizabeth, from Odessa Good luck Elizabeth and best wishes from your friend Pat Liz H. I knew you could do it! Best of luck—Damita Elizabeth, good luck from Erika Good luck, Elizabeth, from Dee Lorez, let this be the first of many degrees—Richard Pendleton To Lorez, best wishes from your Mom Elizabeth, to a great kid, from Brenda Diane, we knew you would make it. Love Chris Paula Kinteris To our daughter, Diane, keep up the good work. Love Mom Dad Best wishes in the years ahead, Diane. Love Peter Mary Bettano Health, Happiness, and Success from Mr. Krozy Best wishes to the class of ’84—Ms. Mullis Good Luck Seniors—Mrs. Carr To the best from the best—Mr. Bonanno Amway Products congratulates you—D D Enterprises Best wishes for a successful future—K. Weddleton To a nice Senior Homeroom from Ellen Demers Best wishes to the class of 1984. Mrs. Walker Good luck to the 1984 graduates. Lea Sison Dr. Gloria F. Bowens Lorez, best wishes to a young lady who is “after my own heart.’” Ro-Adrienne Davidson Much Happiness—Ms. Vivolo Good luck A.C.—Suzanne Bosse Do your best and keep doing it—Chief Best wishes to the class of “84’’—love, Donna Good luck, Donna, with love from Junior Good luck to a 1 friend from Junior Mason Good luck Stephen. Love Mom Dad Good luck to the Class of ’84 from John Yeung Best of luck, Peggy, from Donna Woodward Con mucho gusto, Marguerita—William Mary O'Neill Good luck to Peggy from Peggy’s Pop Good luck in the future—Patrick White Good luck Peggy-eggy from Carl Good luck Class of “84” from Mrs. Stern Elizabeth—Congratulations—love Phil Elizabeth: Good Luck, Love Ma! Elizabeth: To a fine lady, best of luck, love Chris Elizabeth: Best of Luck from Mammadou Elizabeth: Good Luck from Nick I love you H.C. 95 Zi at — , ‘ Dut. ae somebody's hand, . —— make ais world a better place, al 2 pe me : SS if you can, a . 4 ‘eM. 4 : : isan Ashford Simpson - iti: — _ oad ? x “ ta ss aca Tht nae tt ee ed oe ae Bipy Ze | i = ote —