Newton Catholic High School - Newton Yearbook (Newton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1979 volume:

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What A Way to Go! 68 The Seniors recall their high-spirited escapades and draw on the strength of their friendships as they prepare for Graduation. + -plosion OF X-citement MW mn, Fee AM ; 7h | ; ; 2 2H : i ) + : 4h Reg) a me a 7] ei “Yuille eS SI 4 ANC, Changing. . .growing. Wee, ane Learning. . .maturing. Tick. . .progressing. . . KABOOM! UNDERCLASSMEN! Laughing harder and growing faster than anyone thought possible, our underclassmen have truly X-ploded into an X-traordinary X-travaganza. Entering N.C. a bit apprehensive they have conquered their fears, combining every bit of their energy to create a force that is invincible. Their X-uberant spirit is the spark that ignites the N.C. atmosphere. i i i | fj ie i ix pee aie sii Ogly Fresh ent S S f= @e xls £4 S tal ia Curovengs: Selanne ceiomaaistmaccmencsare RRR Sigs RL CREE RSE e “et cl sb i ‘ 4 } Oye S ee ony ox : é i ’ : p CO i ci e Struck A Bonanza Eureka! We struck a bonanza! The wealth of this bonanza lies in the spirit that electrifies our school. It permeates our very essence. We have the power to move each other and to mold each other into maturity. We are the bonanza! N.C. offers so much more than classroom learning. We are a community with great concern for one another. Whenever we need assistance, our fellow students are willing to help. We grow together by tutoring, distributing Thanksgiving baskets and organizing sports rallies. Our magnetic enthusiasm and driving spirit allows everyone to reach their fullest potential. We are each unique and still a vital part of the community at N.C. We do not follow the trodden path, but blaze our own. 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Ak PRS CHECKS AND BALANCES 2 AUTO INSURANCE cashier equ cooking Penny-Wise PUMPing GAS pay'cHECK BURGE EFOXn 16 ea coties waitress JOE KIN supermarket Sper YOU customers Part-time i Bo ss money wisely MONEY Sex sou aE MANAGING YOURFINANCES ELLEN worker CAREER eS en nanc . : C5, were@” Arline otninacan draw people vush_ My favorite COOK ©775 Bvetinisn setmerquitetixe a creative | J , sprojeyt — hp timer lots eat !Getting together to get it together ie eine THERE. co. | $8 Pica Perfect TUESDAY NIGHTs JOANNE a Pulling it ail GONU ts § cant een jougn we don’t alway S agree, together High Anxiety Get organt We alwavs sav how we feel iobazs f “ONEOF THE BEST BOOKS EVER.” avout! 4 together Mi a finally find something (2, vs sce WE ELME bliss Con Ds Cropper MAUR JeanneDONNA® x ORGANIZA TION Plan for Action Sop Yuarp-worké Jennifer @ Because they care, we grow. Going beyond what is expected; to listen, understand, and help, makes each of them special to us. Encouraged by their confidence in us, we dare to take the initiative to grow. As reassuring friends, they stand by us. Together, students, administration, and faculty share the challenge to live more fully. Exerting their best efforts, our teachers constantly strive to enhance our education. They invite us to search for knowledge, inspiring us to explore and answer our questions. They give a little of themselves to each of us, and make our years at N.C. a growing experience. The School Board is comprised of both administration and members of the community. Through initiation and ratification of policy, they provide for the continual improvement and success of the school. As an able administrator, Fr. Fichtner has mastered a tremendous task, one that demands creative resolve in the face of educational expansion. He has given unselfishly of himself to help the school, and we are grateful for what he has done. Sr. Joan, an open and responsive principal, reaches out to guide us. Easily approached, she encourages student input in the school. Her respect for us and our right to education is apparent in her ubiquitous concern for every aspect of our school life. Monsignors McManmon and Granville enable many students to attend N.C. Their desire for the excellence of the school is exhibited through their active membership in the School Board and tuition supplements. Their presence is felt rather than seen, and it is greatly appreciated. The ?TA is a vital organization within our school. Their interest in us is reflected in their contributions to the school. They not only subsidize projects, but make them possible through their own endeavors. Everyone connected with N.C. contributes to its well-being in some way. Each becomes a part of our family. 40 1. Sr. Joan Duffy Rev. Robert Fichtner Mr. Stephen Hope 2 3} 4 5 Joan Westerburg Ms. Joseph McEachern Mr. Helen O'Keefe Argyro Staras . Mrs 6 Lo Mary Murphy is Walsh Mrs Sr. Ms 7 8 9 42 Sr. Julia Fitzpatrick Mr. Robert Bowers Mr. David Daviau Sr. Janet Silva Mr. Joseph Greeley Mr. Francis Ferreer Sr. Alice Mary Browne Mr. James Carr COND BRWhH SERVE Siena te . . . WOHNDUAWN = Mr. William Morris Rev. Robert Connors Sr. Elenor Keane Sr. Bernadette Gallagher Rev. Leroy Owens Mr. Walter Johnson Sr. Dorothy Ferriter Mrs. Josephine Pepper Sr. Gratia Maloney 47 sta asin BSS ae 2S : fame Your Game [Suite meeting challenges? screaming in excitement? a vigorous workout of mind and body? getting to know ourselves? Our game is all this and more, for our game involves making dreams come true. We strive to attain success and hope to be able to handle it, to do our best and have that be accepted, to be superior and realize that being yourself is more important. Athletics permit us to reach for these goals on the playing field or basketball court and touch what is essential: having a dream. With their hearts anxiously awaiting a victory, and their heads planning the next move, the frantic crowd vigorously cheers. In a frenzy we long for our team to gain touchdowns, spike for points, bring in runs, and score baskets. We love our team! Between the players and their spectators, there exists a magnetic bond, When tension strikes or triumph prevails, our support has an inspiring effect on the team. Our enthusiasm is so vibrant that it cannot be exaggerated. We are a part of our team! 52 a ay M. Hoban, G. Fiermonte, C. Ahearn, J. Palkey, P. Battista, T. Proia, M. McManus, M. O’Neal, J. Goudreau Missing E. Fremault « ] we —_ ae J10j4 we YIM Versatility, precision, and enthusiasm are the trademarks of the N.C. cheerleaders. From bus to field to court, they activate the emotions of the onlooking crowds. Through practice and planning, the squad developed a sense of accomplishment and justifiable pride. With smiling faces and strident voices, the girls execute a sweep of movements from Russian jumps to towering mounds. The optimism and drive of coaches, Debbie Giusti and Judy Tambascio, enkindled a spirit of confidence and determination which made their cheering experience enjoyable. 5S a te FIRST ROW: K. Marchand, Capt. D. Paglia, M. Cocuzzo, SECOND ROW: R. Sherman, M. Daly, D. Henderson, J. Coletti, N. Giovangelo, E. Wallace, N. Kiley 54 Generating tremendous enthusiasm on the Lancer side of the line, the N.C. football team completed a winning season with a 6-4-1 record. Although the year began with a disheartening loss to St. Clement, the Lancers staged a spectacular comeback against Sacred Heart. Lucien Marini strategically opened holes in their defense to allow Steve Venditti, Steve Huber, and Tony Rosetti to score three unanswered touchdowns. Emerging from a defeat at the hands of St. Pat, the Lancers tied Arlington Catholic 6-6. All Catholic Captain Jim Schmidlein, a four-year starter, displayed great prowess as he led the defensive line with his aggressive tackling ability. Star receiver Bob Finelli intercepted an A.C. pass and ran the ball 65 yards for the only N.C. touchdown. In the outing against St. Col, All Catholic John Venditti’s strong blocking enabled the ‘‘runners supreme”, Franco and Rosetti, to power the team to a 12-6 victory. Co-captain Billy MacDonald held the defense together, stifling the Chieftans’ every effort to penetrate our line. Even two defeats could not thwart the Lancer spirit. With only seconds remaining in the Notre Dame game, a Huber bullet corralled by Phil Capello in the end zone secured the Lancer triumph, 14-6. Co-captain Quarterback Tim Hoban, sparked the Lancer offense throughout the year with his expert ball-handling ability. In the Tyngsboro game, his two touchdowns led the Lancers to a 21-14 victory. After a Cathedral forfeit, the Lancers met Notre Dame for their last game on a chilly Thanksgiving Eve. Steve Walsh’s reception of a onside kick in the last minutes preserved the exciting win, 17-12. Lenny Connaughton, the assistant J.V. coach, Mark O’Brien, our ‘‘P.R. man’’, and Ed Desmond, the team manager, each ably contributed to the first-rate quality of the football season. With exhilaration and steadfast optimism, Head Coach Tom Raeke and Defensive Coach Nino Antonellis led the team through both defeat and victory. BL, JJO4SEN 57 FIRST ROW: J. King, E. Desmond, S. Walsh, B. Finelli, S. Huber, Co-capt. T. Hoban, Capt. J. Schmidlien, Co-capt. B. MacDonald, L. Marini, J. Franco, S. Venditti, M. Harper, SECOND ROW: J. McClellan, D. Corcoran, M. Walsh, D. Conboy, D. McShane, D. Farrar, J. Newman, J. Connolly, P. O'Halloran, L. Murphy, H. Curtis, T. Rosetti, G. Paglia, THIRD ROW: D. Daley, Patrick Cahill, M. Eldredge, R. Mannette, P. Murphy, P. Janjigian, P. Capello, C. Barbera, J. Venditti, D. Kiah, J. Mingelelli, Peter Cahill. 58 Each member of the volleyball squad contributed wholeheartedly to the success of the team. With each player excelling in her specialty, the team bumped, set, and spiked its way to a second place divisional finish. All-Catholic Laurie Abruzzi, Lee-Anne Downey, and Fabienne Anselme were outstanding servers as they put the ball into motion. Co-captain Teresa Canty and All-Catholic Maureen Conboy set up our plays, and with precise bumps they directed the ball toward the front row. Here, All-Catholic, Co-captain Jennifer Hays, having carefully positioned herself, sends the ball spiraling with accuracy so that Donna Murphy and Regina Canty can forcefully spike it over the net. Practicing many hours, the determined team doggedly perfected their plays. Their efforts were rewarded by a place in the Catholic Tourney. In their best season to date, the Volleyball team posted a record of 12-2; truly a championship team! Under the leadership of Captain Colleen Conboy, the J.V. team had a winning season. Their enthusiasm and support was greatly appreciated by the Varsity team. The success of the Volleyball teams was due, in large part, to the tireles s efforts of coaches Robin Ojala and Cindy Timmons. With constant attention and endless patience, they rearranged positions, experimented with the defense, and tested plays until they achieved the winning combination. FIRST ROW: M. Conboy, Canty, C. Conboy, Le ADGUZ ZU Downey, THIRD ROW: Coach R Debbie Murphy, aw © Donna Murphy, J. Hays, T. F. Anselme, SECOND ROW: J. Lynch M. Doherty, R. Farina, C. Coletti, . Ojala, R. Canty, C. Marini, Coach C. Timmons. sare sf eee RE FIRST ROW: B. Kearney, Co-Capt. S. Venditti, Co-Capt. T. Hoban, Co-Capt. M. Waters, G. Harvey, T. Webber. BACK ROW: J. Venditti, D. Rossi, J. Boyle, M. DiDuca, P. Cahill, M. Eldredge, Coach F. Ferreer. The Lancer Basketball Team demonstrated that a love for the sport was their most compelling motive for competition. Through victory and defeat, their determination remained steadfast. Capt. Mark Waters’ accurate passes blended with the quick offensive moves of Billy Kearney to instigate driving lay-ups. Capt. Steve Venditti’s aggressive defense and Capt. Tim Hoban’s precise shooting ability provided the backbone of the team. The words of Coach Frank Ferreer, ‘‘Play your hardest and give your best effort. Winning is a fringe benefit’, were manifest in the vigorous game of the squad. They may have had a losing season, but their pride went undefeated. 63 One of the most outstanding N.C. teams was the '78-’79 Varsity Squad. They climaxed a successful season by posting a 10-4 record. Scoring wizards, Claire (101 point season total), C armel (100 point season total), and Kathy (22 point game high) sparked the victories that led to a rewarding season. Jen and Nat, cagey competitors, swept the boards of rebounds and provided prodigious point power for the team. Teresa and Jeanne, shooting accurately from outside the key, and Laurie and Joan, scoring points from beneath the basket formed an outstanding basketball unit. Coach Robin Ojala was a driving force in the girls’ quest for victory. Together they formed a team that was a threat to every contender. 64 Back Row: C. Fandel, C. McNulty, L. Abruzzi, C. Connaughton, Joan Lynch Front Row: Jeanne Lynch, J. Hays, T. Canty, K. Rogers, N. Brennan LASS ALE N Coielet Ben ax NOY A 4 , ' NAY FRONT ROW: D. Cocoran, D. Conboy, J. Webber, S. Hart, P. Smith, S. Ross, M. Walsh, BACK ROW: J. DePasquale, C. Hays, A. Venditti, J. Mingolelli, Coach Dabeningo 66 The basketball talent of N.C.’s underclassmen outshone all rivals in a premier season. The J.V. squads excelled in dribbling and shooting. surpassing all other teams to establish themselves at the top in their leagues. The girls’ team with an 11-1 record tied for first place. Coach Cindy Timmons blended the varied talents of the girls to form an outstanding team. The boys, led by Coach Dabeningo accrued a 12-5 record. Experienced sophomores working along with talented freshmen earned a first place standing. Relying on the ability of the J.V. we eagerly anticipate another successful season next year. Bottom: C. Coletti, ). Murphy, M. Doherty, L. Downey, C. Demeo, A. Norton, R. Farina Top: K. Toomey, R. Canty, V. Anselme, S. Colabro, R. Howard 67 hat A Way To Go an Os Ttere Cee ee Friends! We know each other by heart as well as by sight. Together! We share experiences that cause us to grow and change. Comical! Our crazy adventures unite us In a special way. If only we could put into words what our hearts are trying to say. Thank-you, friend, for listening and caring, giving and sharing. But especially, just for being you. Can you hear what my heart is saying? oo anew — Nothing worthwhile in life is sudden. Those who hurry refuse themselves the time they need to grow to become themselves. Friendships may seem to begin in a moment but they too, take time. And we have had time. We have experienced one another through our laughter, hopes and tears. It is impossible to remember all our days here only those special times: Feeding the ducks in the dark Florida Bermuda, ’79 Intersection at Babson No left turn The train at the Spirit Week Dance Franklin Park Zoo Walking on the ice Horseback riding in the rain Victory parties Junior Retreat Kathy Doyle’s Surprise Party New Year’s Eve, ‘78 79 Jim’s broken arm that never was Stew Nell A.C. 4 buses Lasell, Knock, Knock ‘It’s the cops!” The schoolyard, Summer ‘78 Close Encounters of the Senior Kind eT cccenounscuane se A a nee —— . ten cence Smacsisaeeennenm cesses sconce SST BR cad “Give My Regards To Broadway’”’ Water balloon fights France, ‘76 Paul Ralph “Carnival” Cast Parties The weather . Football motorcades Yearbook Cheerleaders Freshmen Initiation Quebec, '75 ‘Fiddler’ DK 4. “Which way to muscle beach?” Utopia “I’m getting nervous!” Mind boggled in Calculus Christmas Party Gong Show “Where's everybody going tonight?” Airplanes with Nell Cosmic Bowers Junior Prom '77 “We're all alone?”’ “Who's having the party tonight?’ “Oh, glad you volunteered!”’ Begame evi ).Gt. Bevar. Miss Oliver’s clock Spider cider “The Phantom strikes again!’’ Valve’n it The Whip The Anonymous Bearnapper “Do you know Arthur?” “You, Buzzard!’ OOOOOOOOOOOO0O0k Cabot Park 10 2, Joe Greeley “You, Ethiopian” Pig Out! Munty Hirvarglo — Dhiwypnre rae, al 75 ane si 78 wha ys at ear ae Lo Sie a 4 Disco at M.D.C. Excuse me, | have to daydream. Tree’s socks Poosies Woosies Dancing in the car Moosh “I’m so confused!”’ Junior Senate “You, man, you.” College day at Cheryl's “Slow Ride’ The Business Nuts Jules Getting our rings (gas leak) Bertha Merfowitz John’s Beast ’69 The Sophomore Suspension The 2:10 Chant “but | just turned 18. . . ” Flag at half mast Trig! Pateimaen | muchs Yawn Sarge Homework? What homework? Lake Cochituate The Faculty Basketball Team? Cars Parked Illegally Those who live without memories have missed life. 82 We dream and our dreams become reality. Too ready for the future to speak only of hope, we speak of promise. Many things converge at a time when courage and apprehension meet. We re-affirm our expectations our belief in ourselves and in each other. We have reached not an end but a new beginning. Awaiting new horizons with hope and wonder, We cherish this N.C. experience. What a Way To Go! (@)er-lamcomtale ies ili ssib ete) we see beyond folUramiianticece mm are) s We turn 'VA0) 8} with qu WN oO. VD ae WV) = © Ce D = i it of joy, come Malc wanielale olin o)colanl Ir and a sp Ise Evaro mel avi (career PWR SRLS EMER SC EEE ® Msnndiinnasvaiinonian TT YEARBOOK STAFF Advisor X-plosion of X-citement! Name Your Game! Lois Ann Walsh -ditors in Chief Jennifer Hays Arline MacCormack iby Editor Donna Murphy _ayout Editor Maura Daly Ellen Battista EVasGalka Maria Farina We Struck A Bonanza! Jeanne Rousseau Roberta Sherman Sharing the Challenge! Carol Fahey Linda Tucci Natalie Brennan Marion Cocuzzo Lisa Daley Nancy Kiley Doreen Paglia What A Way to Go! Teresa Canty Joanne Coletti Ann Marie Paino Typist Steve Caliguri 87 88 the question mark—.:. 4 the exclamation point— the one who says yes! Move on, grow, _ experience life! . ue: a bbs « gatin ALIVE WITH WONDER ! The Lancers again displayed their ex- pertise by compiling a 12-6 winning record. The team was lead successfully with the determination of Tri-Captains: Bob Finelli who demonstrated superior play at second base along with his consis- tent hitting, All-Catholic John Bradley who hurled a 9-2 record to become the ““Win- ningest Pitcher’ in N.C. history, and All- Catholic Steve Venditti who slugged his way to a bold .450 average, demonstrat- ing another facet of his athletic ability and earning the ‘Student Athlete Award.’ Ju- nior Steve Caliguri performed brilliantly in center field and was named All-Catholic. Head Coach Enos and Assistant Coaches Vines and Morris spirited the team to vic- tory through contant guidance and lead- ership. |, R. iguri ,P. Murphy, Bradley, S. Venditti, Cali Maearice @Xey-(el al tater i] , Missing Webber, S. 2b ‘P: O'Halloran, T B. Finell is h, Assistant Coach B. Morr ines, C.. Swan, P. Smi . NV Murphy, M. aes) 3 ©) 1D OA) Venditt M. Walsh , ©) = S) So ie) O , . DiDuca i RS elate M : ASS Luchette, }. Boyle FIRST ROW T. Higbee, A D. Conboy, eS Die Pe Abounding with enthusiasm, the girls launched their season looking for success. Their search paid off espe- cially in the slugfest against North Cambridge Catholic when N.C. blasted six homeruns. The team’s clutch hitting was highlighted also in a seventh inning rally-to-victory against the rival St. Pat’s team. Third baseman Laurie Abruzzi fielded and batted her way to All- Catholic distinction, while Donna Murphy expertly captained her team to a 5-4 record. Under the leadership of Coach Cindy Timmons, the varied talents of the girls were developed in a spirited atmosphere to form a winning com- bination. TOP ROW: N. Brennan, M. Conboy, Joan Lynch, K. Rogers, Cpt. D. Murphy, Jeanne Lynch, Coach C. Timmons. BOTTOM ROW: E. Walsh, D. Brooks, P. La Porta, C. McNulty, L. Abruzzi. Hurry! Hurry ! Hurry! Step right up it’s CARNIVAL time. You will be dazzled and amazed by the mystical magic of Marco the Magnificient, played by David Maregni, and his beautiful assistant, Rosalie, portrayed by Eileen Wallace. Ed Desmond was superbly cast as B.F. Schelegel, the master of ceremonies for the evening. The show stopper was the talented combina- tion of versatile puppeteer, Paul (Kevin Doherty), and his assistant, Jacquot (Robert DiDuca). Anne Dougherty as the orphan Lily, brought a warm and sensitive feeling to the show. Adding to the spirit of the performance, clowns served a roast beef dinner which marked the first of its kind in Newton Catholic history. ascites, je a} %; 4 ' te pat