Pope John XXIII High School - Pope John Yearbook (Everett, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1979 volume:

i For these four years gone by. Happiness and Sadness Will live in our memories. Friends - we've shared a life with Have come to be a part of us. Experiences have changed us. We're no longer the same. Nor ever will be again; And so we're dedicating this book To us - The Changers and The Changed. FACILITY SISTER ANNATA joined us in September of 1978. In her soft spoken way we realized her powerful presence. Since it is our last year here, we regret that we will not get the chance to be with her longer. SISTER URSULA. Knowing Sister for our first two years as underclassmen, we were given the correct discipline to help us through our last two years. SISTER THERE SE came to us when we be- came upperclassmen in 1977. Her stay was brief but her impression was lasting. SISTER COR MARIE. Loading us in as Freshmen, we shared four full years to- gether. Now leading us out as seniors, we thank-you for being with us. THE GUIDING LIGHT Mr. Michael Passanisi, Mr. Mark Strahan, Ms. Madeline Webster, Mr. William Gregory, Mr. Richard Cucchiara, Mr. Fred Walsh, Ms. Claudia Hurley. Mr. Kevin Van Cisin, Ms. Mary Sullivan, S. Jean Vianney O.P., Mrs. Nancy Whalen, S. Nancy Brennan, Mrs. Rose Pavone, Mr. Paul Logan. 4 Mr. John Des Loges, Mr. Joseph Donahue, Mr. Ronald Colochico, S. Sabas, Mr. Paul Bosse, Ms. Deborah Isherwood. S. Marjarlta, Mr. Thomas Totten, Mr. Frank Sullivan, S. Myrna, Mr. Jay Cuticchia, Mr. Potor MacMeil, Mr. Ray Pavone 5 I i S. Dorothy Grace, S. Corita, S. Charles, Mr. William Kemeza, Rev. Michael Regan, S. Annata, S. Catherine Clare McGarry, S. Mary Alice O'Loughlin, Mrs. Mary MacNeil, Mr. Kevin Van Cisin 6 S. Irene Marie S. Dorothy Grace S. Mary Patricia Mr. Urban Doucette Mr. McDermott Mrs. Marianne Neal Mr. Daryl Graves Ms. Pam Webster Mrs. Maureen Demsey CIUBS ISSUES AND ANSWERS J I 1 V THE STUDENT CONGRESS: in- cluding Mr. Thomas Totten, moderator, Sharon Dawley, Pres., Tom Charron, V.P., Chris Burns, Sec., LouAnn Sherzi, Treas., Jim Sutherby., H.R. Rep, Mike Doherty., H.R. Rep., Keith Don- nolly H.R. Rep. Mike Dion, Jr. Class Pres, and Kevin Cain, Soph. Class Pres. i 9 OURFEARLESS LEADERS: Sharon, Tom, Chris, and LouAnn. THE BRAINY BUNCH THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 10 M. O'Brien, D. Noyes, D. Skalecki, M. Dunn, D. Mastrccola, G. Mastrocola, S. Guarino, L. Sherzi, D. Chiuve, B. DeVeau, M. Doherty, T. Charrcn LE FRENCH CONNECTION French Club VILLA ALLEGRE Spanish N. H. Society Front Row; L to R D. Manzelli, C. Williams, P. Farina, M. Dunn, M. Mazzarella, S. Dawley, L. Proto, R. Brown, Back Row: L to R M. O'Brien, D. Baldassarre, P. Fasciani, B. Ds- Veau, F. McLaughlin, K. Lucia, K. Parris, F. Loveridgo 11 I inii MY WORLD AND WELCOME TO IT Recruiting Committee 12 BLUE KEY SOCIETY SENIOR MEMBERS ) HODGE PODGE LODGE Rioloev Club THE SUBIC BAY CLUB 13 EMMVS NICEST SMILE Lisa Tom BEST LOOKING Robyn Tom MOST VERSATILE Sharon Bob MOST INTELLECTUAL Mary Mike MOST FRIENDLY Ann Sully 14 MOST TALENTED Chris (music) Fitta (art) BIGGEST BROWNIE Gloria Dave CUTEST COUPLE MOST LOVEABLE Diane George MOST SPIRIT THE WITTIEST Maureen Rich Robin Keith THE MOST . . . Nancy Lois MOST LIKELY TO BE A T.V. CRITIC Nancy — if.( Ron THE FLAKIEST Fred Carol Dave CUTEST COUPLE Karen MOST RELIGIOUS John SENIORS SHARON DAWLEY Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he hasovercome whiletrying to succeed. CLASS PRESIDENT CLASS VICE- PRESIDENT THOMAS W. CHARRON Bo Man can not discover new oceans un- less he has the courage to lose sight of the shore. CHRISTINE MARIE BURNS Chris Time it was, and what a time It was a time of innocence, a time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be I have a photograph . . . Preserve your memories. They're all that's left of you. Party on! LOU ANN SHERZI Lou How bright the morning when seen through the eyes of love. How warm the day when touched by the hand of k indness. How beautiful the world when shared with a friend. Party on! CLASS SECRETARY CLASS TREASURER 18 STEVE ZANNINO Z Better late than never SUSAN YANG The love In your heart wasn't put there to stay, love Isn't love till you give it away. RICHARD G. ZACCONE '•Zac'� It has been fun. With family and friends. The best time is when you head for the mountains. CAROLE A. WILLIAMS I believe In the sun, even when it is not shining. I believe in love, even when I feel it not. I believe in God, even when He is silent. DEBORAH A. YEBBA Debbie The tragedy of life Is not that it ends so soon,but that we wait so long to begin It. PGA SUSAN M. WHITE Sue There are no strangers, only friends you haven't met. EDWARD SCOTT WHITE Ed Live each day to the fullest and once it is over, forget it. We should always live for the future, for the future brings newer and better things. SUZANNE VIAES Life should be lived to its fullest; Recalling yesterdays, living for todays and reaching out,-rasping for the tomorrows that will fullfill our lives. MAUREEN WEYMOUTH Moe Every tear I have cried Turned to pearl before it died. Every pain that in me burned Turned Into wisdom I had learned. NICHOLAS VENTULLO Nick You can acquire a lot In life, if you are prepared to give up a lot to get it. NANCY L. WALSH Keep smiling; it makes people wonder what you are up to. MARIE TERESE TRANIELLO I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. DARLENE G. TASSONE Tas I am not afraid of tomorrow For I have seen yesterday And I love today. JAMES SUTHERBY Jim Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow, Don't walk behind me I may not lead, Just walk beside me and we'll head for the mountains together. LISA M. TARBOX If I don't stand my own ground, how can I find my way out of this maze. Pink Floyd. WILLIAM T. SULLIVAN Sully” It is not the lofty sails, but the unseen wind that moves the ship. LISA M. TAMBOLI Dreams are really The thoughts that you Have hidden in your heart . L.O.M.B DONALD R. SULLIVAN Sully The years have gone by quickly, but will last a lifetime in Memory .... (C-TOWN) . . . MATTHEW PAUL SNOOK Gookis Set all your goals high In life and you will accomplish the finest things. RUTH M. SHEEHAN Sunny God talks In a language transcend- ing all sound; but his message of hope and love without end Is most clearly heard in the voice of a friend. LOUISE E. SLATTERY Lou Climb high climb far, your goal the sky, your aim the star. ROBERT K. SHEA Tis not too late to seek a newer world. DEBRA J. SKALECKI Deb Life is a mixture of sunshine and rain, teardropsand laughter, pleas- ure and pain... We can't have al I bright days, but one thing is true; no cloud is so dark that the sun can't shine through. ANN MARIE SHAW Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend. 22 MICHAEL D. SAULNIER Mike A wasted time is not time wasted. ANNA MARIA SANFILIPPO Anna Through this toilsome world, alas! Once and only once I pass; If a kindness I may show. If a good dead I may do To a suffering fellow man. Let me do it while I can. Party On! i GEORGE SANTORA If you find no pleasures in yourself, look about you. Go to the people. See how they enjoy themselves. Blame yourself if you find the world sad and gloomy....... D.Y.P.. . D.Y.F. ALFRED N. SABELLA Al The only way to have friends is to be one. D.Y.P. . . D.Y.F. MARY-THERESA SANTELLA If you love something, set it free. .. if it comes back to you It's yours to keep ... if it doesn't it never was. JANET M. RYAN Success is nothing without someone you love to share it with. 23 DIANE N. RONCHETTI Di The laughter and the tears, the memories of misty yesteryears, turn back the pages of your mind, collect the dreams left behind. Remember . . . the best times of your life . . . ELIZABETH RANELLI Liz Life is like a passing wind, get as much of it as you can. ELEANOR F. ROCCIA Roach It is chance that makes brothers, but hearts that make friends. P. G.A. RONALD JOHN PUOPOLO Pop If you find a path with no ob- stacles, it probably doesn't lead anywhere. DOLORES REARDON Lori Yesterday has past, let's start liv- ing for the one that will last. Re- member: good friends like D.M., C.W., C.B., C.K., L.M. and the good times spent with them. MARK J. PUOPOLO My interest is in the future be- cause I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. LOIS FRANCES PROTO Lolo I consider the world was made for me, not me for the world. It is my maxim to enjoy it while I can and let the future shift for itself. DONNA MARIE POIRIER For the past is past and will never return, the future we know not, and only the present can be recalled our own. MARYELLEN PORCARO If you don't understand my silence, you will not understand my words. MICHAEL A. PETRONE Mike True friends are like diamonds, precious and rare; false friends are like autumn leaves, found every- where. MICHAEL A. PIVERO Mike Piv I lost a world the other day, has anybody found it? You'll know it by the row of stars around its forehead bound. WILLIAM F. PENNEY JR. Billy Let's live our lives in such a way that we can laugh when we're to- gether and smile when we're alone. P.S. Ma, I made it! 25 NANCY M. PELLEGRINI Nancy Let our love shine every heart, let each person do their part, face the light and you won't fall, in the end love conquers all. J.L.P. THOMAS J. PARISI In Sport, courage and In Heaven, all men meet in equal terms. KATHLEEN A. PATENAUDE Kathy Smile for a while start a new day And let each magic moment take you away. J.L.P. CHRISTOPHER PAPA Chris To Know, WHY? KEVIN PARRIS Paraphonician That having friends may make your life in the future a true and a real spiritual experience. SONYA JEAN OLSEN Don't be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes. Is certain for those who are friends. R. Bach MARY BRENDA O'BRIEN Mary 0 .. .Zoof... OB ... Lylee- Bucky, Sleeze, Marbelous Deluxe, Bobby's Dancin', Mayree!! Mary- ooch, Kathy + Staggy . . . thanks Ann . . . Zoe, Gail ... Two roads diverged in a wood and I-I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Robert Frost MICHELLE McNEIL We don't remember days, we remember moments. DOREEN NOYES Squeeky True friends are friends who un- derstand, And their friendship shall last forever. MARIS SA A. McNEIL Reese You don't have to know where you're going as long as you're on your way. 7-22-76 A.P. LISA NEEDHAM We've only just begun. susan McLaughlin Hey Ma I made it! FLORA MARIA McLAUGHLIN So as to find yourself don't look too hard. You may pass yourself by, reaching too high wanting the other side of life. EILEEN MARY McADAM Big Mac 7-6-78 Chuck; 52-memories, unity- Sister Mozzi; Heaven Marty; Nancy K-12; Alton with El; Elloucindirinan!; Every mo- ment there's a reason to carry on!!! ' paul McCarthy To know you know is to be con- ceited; to know you don't know is to be ignorant; to know you want to know will bring you knowlege and success. FRANK JAMES MAZZEI I don't believe in a life after death, but just in case I will bring an extra pair of underwear. lois e. McCarthy The Corner It's a laugh What a laugh It's so stupid I gotta laugh. Hall Oats MARIA A. MAZZARELLA MazzJe Ease on down the road, for there are two paths that you can go by, and in the long run there's still time to change the road you're on. 28 VALERIE J. MATTUCHIO Val If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now, cause there are too many places I've got to see. Lynyrd Skynyrd JOHN C. MASSE Guido Jose Manguel San Guis- seppe 3 Stooges. .. Kilgore Trout . . . Van Morrison . . . Scurvy Dog . . . Curly . . . Monty Python . . . Fats Waller . . . FLASHER . . . Eagle House Motel .. . Barry White ... Spasmodic Leprosy ... Sweet Sue . . . P.B. J's . . . Lobster GLORIA M. MASTROCOLA Glo The years were short; Filled with happiness; Our past has gone, But we have memories Forever remaining. Party on . . . DOROTHY J. MARRA Dottie For I dipped into the future, far as human eye could see, Saw the vision of the world and all the wonder that would be. DAVID JOHN MASTROCOLA Dave A good man is the best friend, and therefore soonest to be chosen, longer to be retained, and indeed, never to be parted with, unless he ceases to be that for which he was chosen. JENNIFER MAGUIRE May all your goals in life be ful- filled with great success and hap- piness. 29 DEBBIE MANZELLI Deb I felt a change coming from an- other side of time . . . Hey Beth! Remember English class! LUCILLE MARIE MAIMONE If you think optimism is dead. Why do they give you an 8 inch pencil with a half inch eraser? SUSAN MAISANO Swiss I don't flow through life. Life flowers through me. EILEEN PATRICIA MAHER There's always tomorrow for dreams to come true. ROBERT MAHONEY Mo Murph I never let schooling interfere with my education. KENNETH LUCIA Ken Life's plan for my future is for me alone to decide its destiny. JAMES R. LOZZI Loz Man of many different voices. Mad Dog . . Big Foot. Why do people call me that? So what If I have a size 14 foot!! If at first I don't succeed, I try, try again, but this is becoming monotonous., I guess football is not my game. LAURIE MARIE LEMOLE Time, like a snowflake, disappears while we're trying to decide what to do with it. FRANK LOVERIDGE Havic If you can't ignore an insult, top it; If you can't top it, laugh it off; If you can't laugh it off, then you deserve it!! MARY ELLEN LEAHY Kiss today goodbye, and point me towards tomorrow .... CYNTHIA LEON Cindy Appreciate what you have in life today, for tomorrow may be too late. ROBERT C. LANDRY JR. Bob I may have my faults, but being wrong isn't one of them. M.B.H. 31 ANN KUHN Gizelle,Pel,PrincePizza, Buckie, Sleeze, MarbelousDeluxe, Bobby's Dancin', Stell Baby, You--- fool!! Art, Cheerleading, We love you Tigers, lylee, . . Kathy + Staggy; Girls, I don't want the radio blaring! Experience is a hard teacher, she tests first and teaches afterwards. (Marx) JOHN KEOUGH A goal is not always meant to be reached. It simply serves as some- thing to aim it. JANE KELLEY Happy moments Now become Happy memories. JAMES JOSEPH KELLY Kels Good things come in small pack- ages. Notre Oame . . . Griz . . . Bears ... 3 DONNA KELLEHER The years in high school how they flew, I can't believe they now are through. In our minds we have a mold, but who knows how the future holds. I hope it's what we would like to be. All we can do is wait and see. CAROL ANNE KANARKIEWICZ Kanark! The Corner (!!!!) I have to get away from all this day-to-day running around. Every- body knows it's going nowhere. Neil Young 32 MARY HELENA JOYCE As every thread of gold is valuable, so is every minute of time . . . Party on . . . ELEANOR MARIE HALEY DISCO Eiloucyndiri; Dead Man's; Junior Mints E J, 9-3-76 25 East Border Rd. 99 Upper Highland; Summer 78; the Cape; McDonalds munchies ... a rock; Newport... R.I. The Res; Looks like we made it!!! DENISE ANN HUDSON Walking Billboard I walk in the shadows of my class- mates, This is our ending, yet our new beginning. For it looks like we've made it as friends! SANDRA J. GUARINO Sandy Love all, trustafewdo wrong to no one. Party on . . . KAREN M. HARTY I am what I am, not what others want me to be. PAULA A. GUARENTE Happy the friendship that turns to love, but how sad the love that turns to friendship . . . 7 28 76 D.S. LISA M. GIOVINO Every thought Is a sincere wish for continued happiness. EILEEN MARIE GAROFANO If it Is to be, it is up to me. ANTHONY LOUIS GENZALE We spend good times together, and although they must end, the mem- ory of the times will continue. ROBERT A. FUSCO ••Bob Keep one eye over your shoulder, it is going to get harder and harder and harder as you grow older. Pink Floyd PAMELA JEAN GERTZ Pel Pam Remember first class on Tuesday, You . . . fool! Kuhn head bozo slicka. The most wasted day in that on which you have not laughed. DENISE MARIE FUNAI Dee To have all my dreams become reality and to be able to look back on my life and smile. DAVID FRISIELLO Mouse If you think your life is complete confusion, cause you never win the game. Just remember that it's a Grand Illusion, And deep Inside we're all the same. WILLIAM J. FITZPATRICK Fitta Better late than never. We go merry. Townies MICHAEL D. FORTE Mike I look at the world and I notice it's turning. While my guitar gently weeps. With every mistake we must surely be learning. Still my guitar gently weeps. (Harrison) DENISE M. FITZPATRICK Always stay with your impossible dreams- because sometimes- somehow- dreams have ways of coming true. DAVID F. FLOOD Weeble When I think back on all I learned in High School, It's a wonder I can think at all. KATHLEEN FITZGERALD Kathy Rivers belong where they can ramble Eagles belong where they can fly I belong where my spirits can run free in my own corner of the sky. ROBERT B. FAULSTICK Well we all shine on Like the moon and the sun Well we all shine on On and on and on, on, on. John Lennon PATRICIA A. FARINA Patti Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision. Sal Baby Doll 1966 France and Lon- don It's me! 5 25 76 PAULA ANN FASCIANI Fasc - - these things of beauty you have shared with me — and beauty shared is life's eternity - - NANCY MARIE EVANGELISTA Nanc Remember first class on Tuesdays, Hey Marcelle , Late again for law class, Eileen's Homework, what's homework? Standing on my books to reach my top locker, Can- di Stanton's Young Hearts Run Free Senior year I'll do it again. o LAURA FARR When you start a brand new day Let your heart show you the way And make a dream or two.. come true . . Land of make believe. THERESA M. EGAN Tree All good things never last So we must make new beginnings. 36 MICHAEL EDWARD DUNN T.R. Dunsta Don't delay, time waits for no- one. ELIZABETH DOYLE BETH Life does not end; It merely changes. Hey, Deb: Remember English Class. MAUREEN L. DUNN Marxcelle Marx There's always tomorrow for dreams to come true. Tomorrow is not far away. Chem Class with Nan's reaction, Annie, Gigi, Jeanie, Kathy, Mary. CHRISTOPHER M. DONOVAN CHRIS Is this real life or is this just fantasy caught in a landslide with no es- cape from reality. JOHN DOYLE Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. D.Y.P. . . D.Y.F. KEITH DONNELLY There is nothing better than a hard day's work, getting an A on a test and then looking forward to the Big Gigs on Friday and Saturday nite. JOHN V. DONARUMO John Don Don't worry about a thing. RITA MARIA DiPIETRO Ree Oh, the good old times, when we were so unhappy. . . . Dance! . . . Dead Man's . . . B.D. '76 ... Jr. Prom with Louise . . S.G.... Cyn. Di. Lou. El. 79 . . . the football games . . . Cyn's birthmark . . . Remember me as a good thing!!! JANET C. DONALD J.D. Crash Mom, The Wilkios, D.K., always When I grow up, I'll get married, have 2.2 children, live In the suburbs, in a house with a white picket fence, and have a dog Fido, a cat Kitty, and three goldfish. ROBERT R. DION Hound Dog I have no expectations of passing through here again. Don't be an imbecile all your life. Led Zep— Chevy I Sves forever .. We go merry . . Cindy. MICHAEL J. DOHERTY It's not the size of the man in the fight, it's the fight In the man. .....And in the end, the love you take, is equal to the love you make. THE BEATLES Goal; to be Dr. M. Doherty D.V.M. JANET DiBENEDETTO We cannot discover new oceans unless we have the courage to lose sight of the shore. J. Rafferty PATRICIA M. DIAMOND Tricia If you try to look, but you don't touch, then you won't touch, but you'll never feel. And if you don't feel, you'll never cry; And if you don't cry, then you'll never heal. In the years of your youth you can't be fireproof. ROBERT E. DeVEAU Look, my eyes are dry; the gift was ours to borrow. It's as if we always knew - can't forget, won't regret what I did for love. KATHLEEN MARIE DEVLIN Kathy High School is like math; joys are added, sorrows subtracted, boys un- divided, friends multiplied. DIANE T. DELLO RUSSO I saw and I love and I will love and I will love forever. MAA-MAA ELIZABETH A. DeVITA Beth To be all that we are capable of being. We must dream of being more, to achieve all that Is pos- sible; We must attempt the im- possible. ROBYNANN DEGRUTTOLA My Friend, When hard times come, and I feel there is no more hope, I remember him saying, Don't worry, tomorrow will always come. illegiti non Carborundum . . . NELLY ... 39 KEVIN DEFEO Ah Hell! Come on! MONIQUE D'AMICO Though I know I'LL never lose affection for people and things that went before, I know I'll often stop and think about them in my life . . . The Beatles THOMAS DEBLASIO Tom One advantage to being a good listener, is that no one will know how dumb you are.... D. Y.P.... D.Y.F. DEBORA JEAN D'AGOSTINO I love everything that's old - old times, old manners, old books and old wine. NOREEN DESANTIS Do what makes you happy. Do what you know is right. And love with all your might, before it's too late. FRANK S. CZAP ZAP Live well and enjoy. Music makes me feel the way I want to feel. Party forever, through good times and bad. Be free and love. 40 ROBIN R. COPPOLA I should have. I shouldn't have. If I say that too often I'll spend the rest of my life regretting. Now is the only reality. And so I drink to the nows of tomorrow. For tomor- row needs today. P.G.A. DAVID M. COLLINS DURPA Opportunities are never lost. The other guy takes those you miss. MICHAEL E. CONTI Mike All but one . . . C.Z. MARIANNE CIUFFO Freedom is grasping something no one else has-- and sharing it with him. R.A.B. JEAN ANN CONNOLLY If your heart Is breaking 'cause your dreams not coming true; Leave a little room and start again. DIANE MARIE CHIUVE Friendship often ends in love, but love never ends in friendship, party on PATRICIA M. CHILDS Tricia No Iife moves shadowless across the land. Each one must leave'It's footprints In the sand. Glgl marxcelle Glzelle Pell Stell-baby and Billy Clyd LISA J. CARUSO We may elevate ourselves, but we may never get so high so we forget who helped us get there. PGA SANDRE LEE CATALDO Sandi To love and be loved is .... to feel the sun from both sides. JOSEPH CARAMANICA There Is an energy in us which makes things happen when the paths of others touch ours and we have to be there and let it happen. When our sunset comes, our thing, our accomplishment, won't really matter, but the great gift of life we have been to each other. STEVE J. CARUSO Beamon You have to say it. That's the way it is. It's that way because it's that way RICK CANNON Roach There oughta be a Law. WILLIAM A. CALLAHAN Muskie What to say I do not know, so let's get on with the show. RICHARD B. BYRNE Doesn't take much to make me happy. And make me smile, yes in- deed. Never, never will I feel dis- couraged, cuz my life's no mys- tery. MARY CALLAHAN Mea Beauty you feel is just as real as beauty you can see .... Every hour of light and dark is a miracle . . . It was four years long but it wasn't a long four years. AUDREY BURKHARDT Someday soon we'll stop to ponder What on Earth's this spell we're under. We made the grade and still we wonder who we are. Styx ANGELA C. CAFASSO One doesn't find life worth living. One has to make life worth living. (Don't forget first class on Tues- day). PAULA BURKE Be yourself, but be your best self, and dare to follow your own star. ROBIN GAIL BROWN Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. CYNTHIA LEE BRADLEY Cin There's alway tomorrow for dreams to come true. RICH BROWN Brownie It doesn't matter whether or not you win or lose- it's the party afterwards. MAD DOG KATHLEEN BOYLE Kathy I don't believe it, you mean we don't have to sell candy bars in college?!! EDWARD BRATTON Falcon Satisfaction - Guaranteed in the end. DYP . . . DYF. VINCENT A. BORDONARO Guido No good came of thinking too much in the past, or grieving over what might have been. F.S.P. GEORGE BIAGIOTTI Jr. Bia You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you just might find you get what you need. (Rolling Stones) ANTHONY BARTOLO Tony Tony B. For today we know, but tomorrow we wonder. 69 Blue Caddy ANDREA M. BERNaRD Here's to the past for al I we learned and shared, here's to the future for all we hoped and dreamed. P. G.A. DENISE E. BALDASSARRE DEE Fun is the one thing money can't buy. KATHLEEN ANN BELMONTE Kathy Don't walk in front of me - I may not follow. Don't walk behind me- I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend. JOANNE LAWRIE AUSTIN To laugh often, to love much, to give one's self, to have played and laughed with enthusiasm and sung with exaltation, to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived--this is to have succeeded. 45 KENNETH EDWARD ARAKELIAN To be among others yet to remain wholly individual; to be a part of everything yet to remain true to yourself; unique and You . JACQUELINE ANNE AGNETA Jackie A foot, and light-hearted I take to the open road - healthy, free, the world before me; The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose. MARIE E. ANZALONE EEL For you there might be a brighter star, but through my eyes the light of my star is all I see. The Corner !!! ALAN C. ADILETTO Her loveliness I never knew Until she smiled on me; May 8, 1978; Oct 27, 1978. MAUREEN ANDERSON! With a friend at hand, you will see the light, if your friends are there, then everything's all right. 46 AL AN C. ADILETTO, 19 Glendale St., Evorett, 389-5705; JACQUELINE ANNE AGNETA, 36 Henry St., Everett, 387-0168, School play 142, Biology Club 1 2, Blue Key 344; MAUREEN ANDERSON, 78 Chejtnut St., Everett, 389-2423, Student Council 1, Homeroom President 243, Cheerleader leapt.) 344; MARIE AMZALONE, 22 Rock Valley Ave., Everett, 387-2942, Spring Track 1-4, Cross-country 1-4, Intramural Basketball 2, Basketball 243, Blue Key 1-4; KENNETH EDWARD ARAKELIAN, 16 Marie Ave.. Everett, 389-8396; JOAIJNE LAURIE AUSTIN, 105 Woodcrest Or., Melrose, 662-6251; DENISE E. 8AL DAS SARRE, 46 Breed St.. East Boston, 567-7512, French Club 3, Recruiting 4; ANTHONY BARTOLO. 68 Clarence St., Evorett, 387-8909, Audio Visual 2, Elderly Dinner (Santa Claus) 2, Prom Committee 4, Recruiting 4, Yearbook Staff 4; KATHLEEN ANN BELMONTE, 29a Central Ave., Revere, 284-5191, Intramural Volleyball 1, Intramural Basketball 2, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Spring Track 142, Blue Key 142, Community Services 3, Tutoring 344, Prom Committee 4, Baskotball 1-4; ANDREA M. 8ERNARD, 17 Grcon St., Everett, 389-9261, Cheerloador 344; GEORGE BIAGIOTTI JR., 363 Main St., Everett, 387-4803, Student Council 142, Hockey 142, Spring Track 1-4, Football 1-4; VINCENT A. BORDONARO, 79 Clinton St.. Everett, 389-5907, Football 1,244; KATHLEEN BOYLE, 25 Haskell Ave., Everett, 387-5258, National Honor Society 3. Blue Key 344; CYNTHIA LEE BRADLEY, 96 Rich St., Malden, 387-3916, Math Club 1, Diet Club 1, Pep Squad 1; EDWARD BRATTON, 214 Gaston St.. Mcdfcrd, 395-0209, Hockey 1, Spring Track 2, Intramural Basket- ball 2; RICH BROWN, 5 Spring St., Maldon, 321-8092, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 2-4 (capt. senior yr.). Football 3; ROBIN GAIL BROWN, 115 Barnes Ave., East 8oston, 567-6777, Math Clubl, School Newspaper 1, Spring Track 2, Student Council 3, French Club 3, Recruiting 4, Community Services 4; PAUL A BURKE, 228 Russell St., Everett, 389-7996; AUDREY BURKHARDT, 12 Brentwood St., Malden, 321-0220; CHRISTINE MARIE BURNS, 9 Gordon St., Somerville, 776-2701, Track 1, Homeroom Representative 142, Student Council 1-3, School play 1-3, Homeroom Treasurer 3, Senior Banquet Committee 3, Prom Committee 344, Semi-Formal Committee 4, Class Secretary 4; RICHARD A. BYRNE, 50Preston St., Everett, 389-9263, Basketball 1-3, Cross- country 2, Football 1,344 (capt. senior yr.). Spring Track 1-4, Student Athletic Council 4; ANGELA C. CAFAS SO, 78 Sycamore Rd., Melrose, 665-7592, Blue Key 1-3; MARY CALLAHAN, 991 Rovore Beach Parkway, Revere, 284-3948, Blue Key 2, Science Fair 2, Spanish Club 243, Elderly Dinner 2, School play 243, National Honor Society 243, Ring Ccromony Committee 3, Spanish National Honor Society 344, Prom Committee 344, Math Team 4, Blood Drive 4, Orama Club 4; WILLIAM E. CALLAHAN, 63 Wilbur St., Everett, 387-0635, Football 1,344; RICK CANNON, 61 Evans St., Modford, 391-6734; JOSEPH CARAMANICA, 41 Revere St., Everett, 389-2730, School play 2-4, Prom Committeo 4, 8lood Orlve 4, Recuiting 4, Drama Club 4; LISA J. CARUSO, 8 Northern Rd., Maldon, 324-4705, Cheerleader 4; STEVE J. CARUSO, 537 Highland Ave., Maldon, 324-2089, Hockey 1-4, Cross-country 4; SANDRA LEE CATALDO, 289 Washington Avo., Rovere, Cross-country 3, Spring Track 3, Prom Committee 3, Homeroom Representative 3, Volleyball 4; THOMAS V . CHARRON, 2 LoringPI., Malden, 322-5447, Spring Track 3, Spanish Club 3, 8lue Key 344, National Honor Society 344, Football 4, Class Vice-President 4; PATRICIA M. CHIL D S, 129 Vernal St., Everett, 387-4902. Art Club 1-4; DIANE MARIE CHIUVE, 87 Garland St., Chelsea, 884-6770, Biology Club 1, Spanish Clubl,Pep Squad 1, School play 142, National Honor Society 344,Prom Committoo 344, Math Club4, Semi-Formal Committee4, Blue Key 1; MARIANNE CIUFFO, 10 Llndon St., Everett, 389-3629, School play 142, Cheerleader 344, Blue Key 344, Prom Committee 4; DAVID COLLINS, 105 Bellingham Ave., Revore, 284-2272, Basketball 1-4, Spring Track 1,344; JEAN ANN CONNOLLY. 33 Baker Rd., Everett, 387-8985, Biology Club 1, Spanish Club 142, Cross-country 1-3 (co-capt. junior yr.). Spring Track 142, Intramural Volleyball 1, Blue Key 1-3, Eldorly Dinner 2, Travel Club 3, Community Services 3, Ring Ceremcny Committeo 3, Prom Committee 4, Blood Orlve 4; MICHAEL E. CONTI, 54 Carlson St., Everett, 387-3861,Football 1. Biology Club 142, Audio Visual 142; ROBIN R. COPPOLA, 11 Hillside Ave.. Everett, 387-9466; FRANK S. CZAP, 104 Williams St., Chelsoa, 889-1356, Homeroom Representative 1, Eldorly Dinner 2; DEBORA JEAN D'AGOSTINO, 101 Irving St., Everett, 389-7141; MONIQUE D'AMICO, 5 Milano Dr., Saugus, 233-2163; SHARON DAWLEY, 41 Oakwood Ave., Revere, 284-5584, Cross-country 2, Intermural Basketball 2, French Club 3, Recruit- ing 344, Volleyball 344 (co-capt senior yr.). Student Athletic Council 4, Class President 244, Student Congress President 4, Baskotball 1-4 (tri-capt. junior yr.). Spring Track 1-4(capt. senior yr.); THOMAS DcBLASIO, 48 Follsway West Somerville, 625-7451, Hockey 1-4, Recruiting 344, Basoball 1-4; KEVIN DeFEO, 69 Prescott Ave., Chelsea, 884-6106; ROBYN ANN DeGRUTTOLA, 15 Indian Rock Dr., Saugus, 233-4474, Blue Key 142, Homeroom Representative 142. Student Council 1-3,Prom Committee344, Yearbook Staff 4; DIANE T. DEL LO RUSSO, 57 Logan Ave., Medford, 396-5538, Home- room Representative 1, Blue Key 3, Homeroom Treasurer 3, Spring Track 344; NOREEN OcSANTIS, 9 Unity Court. Boston, 227-8148; ROBERT DeVEAU, 127 Pinkham Rd., East Sandwich, 888-5153, School play 2, Elderly Dinner 2, Blue Key 243, Ring ceremony Committoo 3, National Honor Society 344, Prom Committee 3(chairperson) 44 (co-chairperson). Senior Banquet 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Blood Drive4, Recruiting 4, Semi-Formal Commlttoo4(chair- person), Senior Wook Committee4; ELIZABETH A. DeVITA,35 Sammct St.. Everett, 389-9322, School Newspaper 1, School play 142,Intramural Volley- ball 142 Spanish Club 2, Travel Club 3, Recruiting 4, Blue Key 1-4; KATHLEEN MARIE OEVLIN, 51 Chestnut St., Charlestown, 241-9191; PATRICIA M. DIAMONC, 45 ThurmanPk., Everett, 387-6299, Intramural Volleyball 1, Science Fair 2, Elderly Oinncr 2, Spanish Club 142, Bowling 243, Spring Track 243, BluoKey 2-4, Yearbook 4, Biology Club 1-4; JANET DIBENEDETTO, 11 Cedar St. Everett, 389-0622, Spring Track 1, Cross-country 1, Biology Club 1, Pep Squad 142; ROBERT R. DION, 16 Clyde St. Chelsea, 884-7527, Class President 1, Hockey 1-3, Spring Track 1-4, Football 1-4; RITA MARIA OiPIETRO, REE , 40 Webster St., Medford, 395-7094, Student Council 2, Blue Key 143, School Play 2, Cheerleading 3, Community Sorvicos 1, Pep Squad 142; MICHAEL J. DOHERTY, 22 Valley St., Everett, 389-9144, Spanish Club 1, Track 142, Homeroom Representative 2,4, National Honor Society 2-4, Prom Committee 3, Ring Committeo 3, Studont Council 3, Crosscountry 4, Blue Key 4, Yearbook 4, Bloodmobile Representative4, Prom Committee 4, Student Government 4, Distinguished American High School Students, Who's Who In American High School Students; JANET C. DON AL D, JD-crash , 9 Cresent Ave., Saugus, 233-7418; JOHN V. DONARUMO, John Don , 108 Springvale Ave., Chelsea, 884-7245, Senior Citizen Dinner 2, School Play 243, Chinese Night 3, Filmed Football Games 344, Audio Visual 1-4; KEITH DONNEL L Y, 7 Prescott Rd., Everett, 387-1032, Cross Country 344, Basoball 344, Studont Congress4, Hockey 1-4; CHRISTOPHER M. DONOVAN, 156 George St., Medford, 396-3867;ELIZABETH M. DOYLE, 36 Autumn St., Everett, 389-9815, Band 4 Choral 1, Coin Club 1, 8asketball 1; JOHN DOYLE, 13 West St.. Everett, 389-3673, Track 243 Recruiting344, Banquet Committee4, Blue Key 4, Basketball 1-4; MAUREEN L. DUNN, 32 Raymond St., Everott, 387-3296, Intramural Basketball 2, Science Fair 2, Christmas Dinner 2, Travel Club 3, National Honor Society 344, French Club 344, Tutoring 344, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 4, Drama 4, Teacher's Aid 4, School Play 1,344, Blue Key 1-4; MICHAEL EOWARO DUNN, 31 Fairvicw Ter., Malden, 322-6802, Basketball 1-4, Intramural Basketball 243; THERESA M. EGAN,96Ferry St., Everett, 387-8745, Blue Key 1,344; NANCY MARIE EVANGELISTA, 8 Elwood St., Everett, 389-0113, Christmas Play 1, Elderly Christmas Dinner 2, Recruiting Committee4, Yoa book Staff 4;PATRICIA A. FARINA, 100 Wheatland St., Somerville, 776-2886, Pop Squad 1, Debating Team 2, Travel Club 2, French Club 3, Recruiting Team 344, Prom Committee 4; LAURA FARR, 47 Woodlawn St., Everett, 389-3918; PAUL A ANNFASCIANI, 134 Cottage St., Everett, 387-1125; ROBERT B. FAUL STICK, 87 Clinton St., Everett, Baskotball 1,244; KATHLEEN FITZGERALD, 141 Springvale Ave., Chelsoa, 884-5724, Spanish Club 1, Pep Squad 142, School Play 142, Biology Club 2; DENISE M. FITZPATRICK, 140 Fuller St., Everett. 389-1317, Bowling Club 1, Tutor 142, Spanish Club 142, Blue Key 1-4; WIL LIAM J. FITZPATRICK, 46 Allston St., Charlestown, 242-3755, Track 2, Football 4; DAVID F. FLOOD, 33 Marlboro St., Malden, 324-0671, Intramural Baskotball 142, Chess Club2, S.B.T. 344; MICHAEL D. FORTE, 2 Bradford Ter., Everett, 389-2085; DAVID FRISIELLO, 91 Central Ave., Everett, 387-7204, Audio Visual 1. Track and Field 243; DENISE MARIE FUNAI, 779 Highland Ave., Medford, 324-2924, Spanish Clubl, School Play 1, Eldorly Christmas Dinner 2, Pep Squad 142; ROBERT A. FUSCO, 16 Edith St., Everett, 389-1275, Crosscountry 1, Track 1, Hockey 1;EILEEN MARIE GAROFANO, 30 Coolldge St., Everett, 387-7642, Cheerleading3, Softball 4; ANTHONY LOUIS GENZALE, 202 Main St., Everett, 389-0154, Ring Committee 3; PAMELA JEAN GERTZ, 118 Glodhlll Ave., Everett, 387-6465, Track 2, Checrlcading 344, Prom Committee 4; LISA M. GIOVINO, 70 Paris St., Medford, 396-1906, Pep Squad 1, Tutor 1, L Iturglcal Committee 1, Blue Key 1-3; PAUL A A. GUARENTE. 917 Revere Bch. Pkwy., Revere 284-3306, Prom Committee 3, Senior Week 4, Blue Key 344; SANDRA J. GUARINO, 164 Cottage St., Everett, 389-8782, Ring Committee 3, Cheer - loadlng 344, National Honor Socloty 344(socrotary). Semi-formal Committee 4, Prom Committeo 4;ELEANOR MARIE HALEY, 43 Maurice St., Medford, 324-8424, Pep Squad 1, School Play 142, Community Services 3, Volleyball 4, Basketball 2-4, Blue Key 1-4; KAREN M. HARTY, 20Eden St., Charles- town, 241-9343, Intramural Volleyball 2; DENISE ANN HUDSON, 42 Road B, Everett, 387-7824, Community Services 1, Bowling 2, Spanish Club 142, School Play 142, Science Fair 3, Tutor 142,4, Blue Key 1-4, Blood Drive4, Car Wash Committee4, Library Council 4; MARY HELENA JOYCE, 15Choover St., Chelsea, 884-1873, Spanish Club 1, Cross Country 1, Pep Squad 142, Drama 142, Biology Club 2, Blue Key 142,4, Prom Committee 344, Semi-formal Committee 4; CAROL ANNE KANARKIEWICZ, 56Irving St.,Everett, 387-5756, Pep Squad 1, Biology Clubl, Bowling 2, Library Club 142, School Play 142 Student Council 243, Cross Country 1-4 (Captain 344), Spring Track 1-4 (Co-captain 4), Blue Key 4, Water Polo4; DOMNA KELLEHER, 820 Saratoga St., East Boston, 567-6743, Pep Squad 142, Christmas Dlnnor 2, Community Services 3, Blue Key 1-4, Yearbook Staff 344, Semi-formal Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Car Wash Committee4, Senior Week Committee 4; JAMES JOSEPH KEL LEY, 14 Baldwin St., Malden, 322-5743, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 344; JANE KEL LEY, 3 Cottage St., Melrose, 665-6306, Homeroom President 2, Recruiting Committee 4, Prom Committee 344; JOHN KEOUGH, 24 Auborn St., Charlostown, 242-1985, Track 3; ANN KUHN, 1156 Salem St., Malden,321-2924, Basketball 142, Track 142, Cross Country 2, Cheerleading 344, Blue Koy 4; ROBERT C. LANDRY JR., 127 Wavorly St., Everett, 389-2728, Homoroom Troasuror 2, Math 4 Science Fair 2, Baseball 244, Football 344, Baskot- ball 1-4; MARY ELLEN LEAHY, 30 Boylston St., Malden, 324-6764, Cross Country I, Blue Key 2, Newspaper 2, Track 243; LAURIE MARIE LEMOLE, 116 Fuller St., Everett, 387-4831, Biology Club 1, Science Fair 2, Blue Koy 1,244; CYNTHIA LEON, 481 Fulton St., Medford, 396-1090, Pep Squad 142, Intra- mural 8asketball 2, School Play 2,Class Representative 243, Cheerleader 344, Blue Key 1-4, Prom Commitlco 4, Senior Week 4; FRANK LOVERIDGE, Maynard St., Malden, 321-2730, Football 1, Basketball 1-4; JAMES R, LOZZI, 29 Glendale St., Everett, 389-3027, Track 2-4, Football 4; KENNETH LUCIA, 15 Oak Ter., Everett, 389-3465, Basketball 1, Bridge Clubl, Blue Key 3, Cross Country 2-4, Track 1-4, Prom Committee 4, Recruiting Committoe 4; JENNIFER MAGUIRE, 76 Albion St., Everett, 389-2832, Bowling 1, Biology Club 2; EILEEN PATRICIA MAHER, 8 Morgan Ave., Modfcrd, 395-9248, Spanish Club 1. School Play 1, Track 2, Elderly Dinner 2; ROBERT MAHONEY, 64 Veterans A venue, Everett, 387-3009; L UCILLE MARIE MAIMONE, 11 Oak Terrace, Everett, 389-0897, Basketball 1, Bowling League 243, Softball 4; SUSAN MAISANO, 88 Glen St., Somerville, 625-0882, Basketball 142; DEBBIE MANZEL LI, 33 Lodgen Court, Malden, 324-0729, French Club 344; DOROTHY J. MARRA, 19 Meadow View Rd., Everott, 389-0021, Blue Key 4; JOHN MASSE, 83 Autumn St., Malden, 322-1945, Track 1-4, Cross country 1-4, Yearbook Staff 4; DAVID JOHN MASTROCOL A, 107 Bradford St., Everett, 387-4867, Hockey 1, Football 1,344 (Captain 3), Science Fair 2, Prom Committee 3, Ring Ceremony Committee 3, Blue Key 3, Class Vice President 3, National Honor Society 344 (President), Semi-formal Committee 4; GLORIA M. MASTROCOLA, 19 Belmont Pk., Everett, 387-3258, Drama Club 142, Class Treasurer 2, Spanish Club 2, Pep Squad 1, Homeroom Prcsldont 142, Prom Committee 344, National Honor Society 344, P.J. Tiger, Blue Key 1-4; VALERIE J. MATTUCHIO, 58 Everett St., Everett, 389-1953, Basketball 1-3, Cross-country 142, Track 2, Softball; MARIE A. MAZZAREL L A, 113 Leyden St., East Boston, 567-1103, Intramural Volleyball 142, Student Council 3, French Club 3; FRANK JAMES MAZZEI, 169 Russell St., Everett, 389-4085, Football 1,344, Baseball 4; EILEEN MARY McADAM, 3Prescott Rd., Everett, 387-0967, School Play 142, Biology 142, Cross-country 142, Elderly Dlnnor 2, Chinese Night 3, Senior Banquet 3, Track 1-3, Prom Commlttoo 344, Volleyball 344, Basketball 2-4, 8lue Key 2-4, Softball 4; LOIS E. MCCARTHY, 80 Harvard St., Everett, 387-8083, Pep Squad 1, Spanish Club 1, School Play 142, Library Council 14-2, Student Council 2, Biology Club 2, Blue Key 344, Track 1-4; PAUL MCCARTHY, 23 Bayrd Ter., Malden, 322-3158, Blue Key 3, School Play 142; FLORA MARIA McLAUGHLIN, 48 High St., Everett 387-2435, Pep Squad 1, 8owllng 1, Biology Club 2; SUSAN McLAUGHLIN, 30 Wavcrly Ave., Everett, Bowling 1, Intramural Volloyball 142, Track 3; MARISSA A. McNEIL, 35 Faywood Ave., East Boston, 567-1429, Pep Squad 1, Intramural Volleyball 142, Homeroom Representative 2, Homeroom Treasurer 3, Tutoring 4, Senior Wook 4, Prom Committee; MICHEL LE McNEIL, 18 Belmont St., Charlostown, 241-9473, Pep Squad 142, Intramural Basket- ball 2, Intramural Volleyball 2, Travel Club4; LISA NEEOHAM, 25 Ash Ave., Somerville, 623-2786, Blue Key 142, Homeroom Representative 3; DOREEN NOYES, 36 Leyden St., East Boston, 567-1652, Intramural Volleyball 2, Science Fair 244, Track 2-4, Blue Key 3, Baskotball 3 (mgr.), National Honor Society 344, Volleyball 344, L Ibrary Council 4; MARY BRENDA O'BRIEN, 18 Baldwin St., Malden, 322-5451, Basketball 1-3 (mgr. 3), Track 1-3, Cross- country 2, Fronch Club 3, National Honor Society 2-4, Volleyball 344, Year Book Staff 4; SONJA JEAN OL SEN, 5Intervale St., Revore, 284-4682, Basket- ball 1, Track 243, Intramural Volleyball 3, Library Council 4; CHRISTOPHER PAPA, 112 High St., Everett, 387-1470, Track 1-4, Cross-country 2; THOMAS J. PARISI, 9 Partridge Ter., Everett, Student Council 1, Football 142, School Play 2, Baseball 1-4; KEVIN PARRIS, 13 Villa Ave., Everett, 389-8340, Track 1-3, Cross-country 1-3, Intramural Basketball 3, Baseball 4; KATHLEEN A. PATENAUDE, 39 Morris St., Everett, 389-8617, Bowling 1, Intramural Volleyball 142, Pep Squad 142, Senior Week 4; NANCY M. PELLEGRINI, 22 Fairlawn St., Everett, 389-2879, Biology Club 1, School Play 1, Community Services 1, Bowling 1, Intramural Volleyball 142, Pep Squad 142, Travel Club 4, Senior Week 4; WTL LIAM F. PENNEY, 519 Ferry St., Everett, 389-0073; MICHAEL A. PETRONE, 79 Kenmere Rd., Medford, 396-4501, Intramural Basketball 142, Baseball 2-4, Chess Club 2; MICHAEL A. PIVERO, 8 Gardon St., Malden, 332-3292; DONNA MARIE POIRIER, 97 Park St., Melrose, 665-1003, Basketball 1, Volleyball 2, Ring Ceremony Committee 3, Cheer- leader 344, Math Club 4; MARY EL LENPORCARO, 117 East Emerson St..Melrose, 665-5908; LOIS FRANCES PROTO, 27 Ernest Rd., Arlington, 648-8378, Blue Koy 142, Pop Squad 1, Student Council 243, French Club 3, Ring Ceremony Committee 3, Prom Committee 3; MARK J. PUOPOLO, ll3Floronco St., Everett, Math Club 1, Blue Key 142, Drama Club4; RONAL O JOHN PUOPOLO, 57 Highland Ave., Everett, 389-CC44, Football 1-4, Prom Committee 344, Semi-Formal Committee 4; ELIZABETH RANEL LI, 2057 Revere BeachPkwy., Everett, 387-6057, School Play 2, Semi-Formal Committee 4, Prom Com- mlttoo 344, Cheerleader 344; DOLORES REARDON, 29 Guam Rd., 884-7837, Spanish Club 1, Biology 1, Cross-country 1; ELEANOR F. ROCCIA, 27 Vernal St., Everett, 387-0286, Intramural Volloyball 1, Basketball 142, Intramural Basketball 2, Class Secretary 3, Prom Committee 3; DIANE N. RONCHETTI, 92 Wason St., Medford, 395-2492, Pep Squad 1, Bowling 1, Student Council 1, Intramural Volloyball 142, Community Services3, Year Book Staff 4, Recruiting 4, Senior Week 4, Blue Key 1-4; JANET M. RYAN, 14 Wostover St., Everett, 389-3184, Homeroom Vice-President 1, Community Servlcesl, Spanish Club 142, Homeroom President2, Chinese Night 2, Elderly Dinner 2, Class Treasurer 3, Homeroom Ropresentative3,Prom Committee 3, Ring Ceremony Committoe 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Softball 4, Blood Drive 4, Recruiting 4, Sonlor Week 4, Blue Key 1-4; ALFRED N. SABELLA, 119Estos St., Everett, Basketball 142, Blue Key 344, Football 2-4; ANNA MARIA SANFILIPPO, 102 Malden St., Everett, 389-3080, Tutoring 2, Ring Ceremony Committee 2, Bowling 2, Science Fair 2, Biology Club 243, Student Council 243, Spanish Club 1-3, Cheerleader 344, Prom Committee 344, Semi-Formal Commlttoo 4, Blue Koy 4, School Play 1-4; MARY THERESA SANTEL L A, 76, Lynn St., Everett, 387-6066, Bowling 1, Elderly Dinner 2, Biology Club 2, Bluo Key 1-3; GEORGE S ANTORA, 83 Linden St., Everott, Homoroom Prosldont 1, Football 1, Track 1, Homeroom Troasuror 2, Prosldont of Class 3. Prom Committee 3, Chinese Night 3, 8aseball 4, Math Club 4, Hockey 1-4; MICHAEL D. S AULNIER, 210 Russoll St., Everett, 389-4193, Hockey 142, Football 2; ANN MARIE SHAW, 11 Meadowview Rd., Everott, 387-3264, Spanish Club 142, Biology Club 2, Blue Key 243; ROBERT K. SHEA, 9 Prospect St., Charles- town, 242-2091, Hockey 344; RUTH M. SHEEHAN, 45 Butler St., Revere, 284-7172, Blue Key 142, Basketball 1-3, Softball 4; LOU ANN SHERZI, 60 Nichols St., Chelsea, Pep Squad 142, School Play 142, Spanish Club 142, Biology 1, Scionco Fair 1-3, Studont Council 1-3, 8lue Key 1-3, Cheerleader 344, Senior Banquet 3, Prom Committoe 344, Class Treasurer 4, Teacher's Aide 4, National Honor Society 2-4; DEBRA J. SKALECKI, 60 Maldon St., Evorott, 387-9463, Track 1, Cross-country 1, Bowling 2, Science Fair 142, School Play 142, Spanish Club 1-3, Biology Club 243, Student Council 243, Ring Ceremony Committee 3, Cheerleader 344, Yearbook 344, Spanish National Honor Society 344, Prom Committoe 344, National Honor Society 2-4, Seml-Formal Commlttoo 4, Sonlor Week 4. Blood Drive 4; LOUISE E. SL ATTERY, 24 Maurice St., Malden, 324-8478, Pop Squad 142, Intramural Baskot- ball 2, Community Sorvlccs3, Volloyball 4, Travel Club 4, Senior Week 4, Blue Key 1-4; MATTHEW PAUL SNOOK, 12 Adams Ave., Everett, 387-9456, Football 1, Basketball 1,344; DONALO R. SULLIVAN, 36 Elm St., Charlostown, 242-3503, Homeroom President 2, Track 1-4, Hockey 1-4, Cross-country 1-4(capt. 2-4); WILLIAM T. SULLIVAN, 28 Wilson Ave., Maldon, 324-3762, Football 1,344, Basketball 2-4, Baseball 244; JAMES SUTHERBY, 55 Boston Rock Rd., Melrose, 665-6646, Basketball 142, Baseball 2, Football 4, 8lue Key 4, Studont Congress 4; LISA M. TAMBOLI, 152 Glendale St., Everett, 389-8856, Volleyball 2; LISA M. TARBOX, 73 Cedar St., Everett, 387-8454, Intramural Volleyball 1; DARLENE G. TASSONE, 104 Walnut St., Everett, 389-2812; MARIE TERESE TR ANIEL L O, 80 Clarenco St., Everott, 389-1689, Intramural Volleyball 142, Community Services 143, Homeroom Prosldont 3, Homeroom Representative 4, Prom Committee 4, Blood Drive 4, Blue Key 1-4; NICHOLAS VENTULLO, 28 Orient Ave., East Boston, 569-1952; SUZANNE VIAES, 47 Sewall St., Somerville, 625-9599, Ring Ceremony Committee 3, Bluo Koy 3, Senior Week 4, Car Wash 4, Prom Committee 4 (chairperson); NANCY L. WAL SH,9 Tappan St., Melroso, 665-3380, School Nowspaper 1, Blue Koy 4, Softball 4; MAUREEN WEYMOUTH, 54 Road 8, Everott, 387-5839, Basketball 243, Cheerleader 4; EDWARD SCOTT WHITE, 39 Cook Ave., Chelsea, 889-0175, Prom Committee 4; SUSAN M. WHITE, 55 Sagamore Ave., Chelsea, Spanish Club 1, Basketball 1, Volloyball 142, Community Sorvicos3, Blue Koy 1-4; CAROLE A. WILLIAMS, 230 Webster St., Malden, 321-0595, Basketball 1, Ring Ceremony Committee 3, French Club 3; SUSAN YANG, 33 Central Ave., Everett; DEBORAH A. YEBBA, 29 Wavcrly Ave., Everett, 389-2951; RICHARD G. ZACCONE, 45 Revere St., Evorott, 389-1415, Track 2-4, Science Fair 2, Football 4; STEPHENZANNINO, 43 Wilbur St., Everett, 387-9360, Hockey 1, Football 1-4; WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF . . . There was no such thing as late bus passes There were no license plates on the cars blocking the dumpster The boys had to wear skirts and blazers The students had a meeting at 1:10 and the teachers were dismissed Sr. Cor Marie was late for school The seniors came in first in all the drives There was a fifth floor swimming pool There was no early dismissal for seniors with last period studies The freshmen sat at the senior lunch tables The caf didn't sell brownies on Friday Mr. Cucchiara didn't take any pictures We could all wear what we wanted everyday for free All the clocks in the building worked TIME STOOD STILL AND WE HAD THE CHANCE TO DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN 51 52 r 53 T The Mickey Mouse Club. 54 I The Pink Ladies Giving blood was worth getting out of class, let's do it again! Y'all want to have your room cleaned? 55 56 57 S8 59 Caesar, eat your heart out!!!! Oh, how I wish I were in Bob's arms!!!! Oh God! I forgot to shave my legs!!! 60 61 WE INTERUPT THESE IMPORTANT CANDIDS TO BRING YOU THIS SPECIAL NEWS BULLETIN!! Bulletin . . . Bulletin . . . Bulletin . . . Bulletin . . . Bulletin . . . Bulletin . . . FROM THE POLITICAL DESK History was made at Camp David when Begin of Israel, Sadat of Egypt, and President Carter discussed and tried to effect peace in the Middle East... Edward Brooke, the only American black senator, was deposed by Paul Tsongas and Ed King became our governor . . . the Equal Rights Amendment STILL wasn't ratified; but Proposition 13, the tax revolt won big ... Polish jokes became a venial sin with the election of Pope John Paul II whose tenure was brought about by the shocking death of Pope John Paul I, who reigned only 36 days. SPORTS WRAP-UP Tlant left for the World Champ Yankees after the Red Sox blew the penant . . . Dave Cowens was named player-coach of the sinking Celtics... Bobby Orr's knees forced his retire- ment In hockey ... In tennis, Renee Richards played mixed-doubles with herself . . . the Atlantic was finally conquered by 3 balloonists in the Double Eagle II. ON OUR WEATHER MAP We were buried by The Great Blizzard of '78 ... . no milk, no bread .... no school!!! IN THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD Sciece Fiction invaded the small screen with the arrival of Battlestar Galactica (TV's an- swer to Star Wars), Mork arrived from Ork (na-noo-na-noo). Star Trek returned (As a full- length film), and Chester was revealed as the murdererof Peter Campbell, as he SOAPed him- self in the shower. Taxi was a new hit and Saturday Night Live continued in its wild and crazy style. On the silver screen Animal House taught us all about Toga Parties, The Wiz eased on down the road. Grease slid into our hearts and Sgt. Pepper spiced up our lives. Magic did a hocus-pocus on our minds and in phonebooths all around the world. Superman reappeared. FASHION NOTES If you weren't wearing ankle socks, strapped Mary Janes and unisex skinney ties, you weren't In fashion In 1978. Your hair was crimped, frizzed, permed or the disco-cut-which leads you to music, which was strictly disco; from Donna Summer's new version of 1968'$ MacArthur Park to Chic's La Freak. PEOPLE If you didn't either laugh, swoon or cheer over John Travolta, Cheryl Teigs, Bill Rogers, Gllda Radner, or John Belushi, you were a space shot. ON THE LOCAL SCENE Prom Committee meetings closely resembled the All-Spinks fights, activity cards encouraged greater attendance at sporting events, S. Annata became our third principal in four years. The great Fire Alarm Caper pre-empted our regularly scheduled program, no Seniors sold any candy. Happy Days were revived at the 50's Dance, the Christmas Semi-formal wasa blizzard of festivity, and flying saucers were spotted in the caf...................... 64 ALL MY CHILDREN 65 67 Th© two of us late for class? Never! We propose a change in the dress code for next year. It sure is getting harder to copy homework! How can you eat that stuff? I can't even look at it. Need any more players for next year Mr. Des- Loges? Forget Trig, look at the camera! Caught again. Some of these people are not Cuticchians, who are they? 70 sports T MMVA'W r i I ■ i i the television ook, tho sporl 'THE RATTLI ou yjill hotfCe, athletes. Consider ack r orak I 7£oy,S 2W-5 JSIRL'S 3W- Boys Cross-country Carl McAdam, Mike Doherty, Donald Sullivan, Ken Lucia, John Masse Terrence Ciccio, Steven Merritt, Coach: Jack Desmond. This year's varsity volleyball team captains Sharon Dawley and Doreen Noyes were chosen as Catholic All Stars for the second year in a row, and this was only the second season the Pope John Volleyball team has been in exist- ence. The volleyball team ended their season with a league record of 5W - 5L Varsity Volleyball Team- back row left to rt: Kelly O'Keefe, Laurie Carrabes, Michelle Lucia, Sheila O'Grady, Rosemarie Brandano, Kathy Shaw, front row left to rt.: Assis. Coach- Marty White, Mary O'Brien, Eileen McAdam, co-captains, Sharon Dawley and Doreen Noyes, Sandy Cataldo, and Coach Sr, Cathy Moz- zicato. Junior Varsity Team- 3rd. row left to rt. Alicia Laffey, Kathy Shaw, Michelle Lucia. 2nd. row left to rt. Coach Marty White, Louise Slattery, Jane McHugh, Debbie Wedge, Kathy Jewkes, Kathy Scheibert, Front row left to rt. Robin Sobiliski, Ivy O'Keefe, co-captains Tricia Abramsand Maureen Kelly, LauriePelvski. Row 1, left to right: R. Zaccone, W. Sullivan, J. Sutherby, W. Callahan, F. Mazzie, R. Mahoney, R. Landry, R. Byrne, A. Sabella, G. Biagotti, R. Brown, D. Mastrocola, R. Popolo, T. Charron, V. Bordanaro. Row 2: Coach Kear- ney, S. Zannino, D. Harvey, M. Dion, F. Kanarkowicz, P. Woods, D. Kelly, B. Dion, T. McGoff, D. Coffey, B. Fitz- patrick, J. McGrath, L. Caroglia. Row 3: Coach Bell, M. Peluro, P. Genuldo, J. McDonald, T. Saia, K. Cain, M. Turner, P. Landry, M. Tufts, P. Jancsy, T. Parsons, J. McCormack, J. Sorvido, N. Burke. Below: Coach Kearney, Head Coach Perkins, Rich Byrne, Af. Sabella, George Biagotti, Coach Boll. 78 Thank you Seniors. You built an al most brand new team this year whose trademark was de- termination. With each game your confidence and talent increased. By season's end you could challenge the best of the Central Catholic League, and Steve Zannino was named to the All Catholic Team. Season's record; W-3, L-7. 79 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS left to rt. Debbie Skalccki, Andrea Bernard, Marianne Ciuffo, Anna Sanfilippo, Liz Ranelli, Sandy Guarino, Ann Kuhn, Maureen Anderson, Donna Poirier, Lou Ann Sherzi, Pam Gertz, Cindy Leon, Lisa Caruso, Maureen Weymouth TIGER: Gloria Mastrocola Uncle Louie Varsity Hockey Team - front left: D. Sullivan (asst, capt.), B. Gustin, M. Letch, G. Santora (capt.), S. Caruso (capt.), K. Houghton, D. Yasi, T. Benedetto, A. Iudice. Back left: Coach Falvey, R. Zaleski, B. Boc, T. DiBlasio, D. Harvey, S. Havican, B. Shea, G. Iudice, K. Donnelly, K. Lubinger, M. Berube, P. Sullivan, and F. Cavanaugh See you at the Boston Garden ! That's the kind of sea- son the Hockey Team had this year. Our six departing seniors: Steve Caruso, George Santora, Tom Di- Blasio, Keith Don- nelly, Bob Shea and Dan Sullivan enjoyed a tremendous final sea- son on the ice, as shown by their record: W-8 L-3 T-4. % Captain Sharon Dawley was the sole senior on the 78-79 Girls' Basketball Team . . . what a player she is! She truely inspired her less experienced team- mates, who will surely miss her talented presence. She has given us four exciting Basketball seasons. Season's record; W- 11, L-5. t i % J V Team: First Row: Sr. Nancy Brennan-coach, Mary Ellen Abruzese, Patricia Doherty, Patricia Cappello, Andrea Tammaro, Sheila O'Grady, Second Row: Laurie Carrabes, Karen Kelly, Jane McHugh, Marygrace Prezioso, Patricia Abrams Varsity Team: First Row: Susan Meninger, Susan Falvey, Sharon Dawley-captain, Jill Mullins, Maureen Kelly Second Row: Miss Isherwood-coach, Kara Keller, Teresa Hayes, Kelly O'Keefe, Alicia Laffey, Maureen Dyer Boy's Basketball From rear L-R Pat Janesy, Jim MeDaid, Joe McCormach, Jim Kelly, Mike Dunn, Bob Landry Front Row L-R Kevin Trant, Dave Collins, Rich Brown, John Doyle, Frank Loveridge. Missing from picture: Billy Sullivan, Paul Biancardi, Matt Fox. COuH ecord to date W-4 L-6 w wv WE LOVE YOU TIGERS H Thanks For The Memories TEAM PICTURE Bottom Row L to R C. McAdam, D. Sullivan, T. Charron, R. Byrne. Middle Row L to R J. Cowhig, M. Pescc, G. Iudice, J. Hanlon, J. Masse, K. Lucia. Third Row L to R Coach De Capua, D. Pink- ham, P. Biancardi, B. Shea, J. Schlegel, Coach Bell. Record W1 L6 Coach Marty White knew there was a time for work but she also knew that the girls would work harder and enjoy track if they also had fun. As you can see, the girls did have fun, and they finished with one of their best overall rec- ords ever! Front, L to R: D. Noyes, A. Pompeo, Sophomore, N. Dill ion, L. Diberto, P. Riley, M. Syrachan, J. Cecere, C. Kanariewicz, 2nd: K. O'Bremski, J. Allen, L. Carrabas, C. McGlynn, Joy, N. Ryan, P. English, C. Baraatta, E. McAdam, K. Desmond, Z. Astuti. E. Hughes. Back: M. White-Coach, M. English, A. Laffey, M. Anzalone, Jane, K. Dunn, K. Harrington, C. Connolly, D. Moriarty, D. DelloRusso, J. Connolly, P. Abrams. Marty's Philosophy of having fun while you work wasn't proved wrong by the girls records of 4W- 2T- 1L. She took over and turned a history of losing seasons into a sensationally successful season. Five teammates who have been together on track for most or all of their four years and whose accomplishments will be long remembered are Carol Kanarkiewicz, Marie Anzalone, Eileen McAdam, Doreen Noyes, and Diane DelloRusso. Top, L-R, Coach DesLoges, M. Passanisi, Mr. Van Cisin, Joe CavFgnaro, Rich Brown, Tom Parisi. Below-Jim Kefly. Tom Parisi, Pat Jancsy Tom DcBlasio, Bob Farina, Kevin Cain A p ayer can't be expected to tag out an opposing player running to a base unless his teammates co- operate in getting the ball directly to himasquick- ly as possible. Teamwork's results are rewarding, especially when that runner is tagged out, that run is scored, and the game is won. - • — ' irr- Winning isn't everything. A game lost by one one or two runs to one of the league's top teams but played with heart and soul is much more rewarding than defeating an inferior team with ease. That's how Pope John's team felt and for their record of 6-14 they tried hard but their determination just wasn't enough to win them a successful season. They've lostsix hard working ball players who'll certainly be misscd:Tom DeBlasio, Rich Brown, Matt Snook, Jim Kelly, Tom Parisi, and Keith Donnelly. iP«!W Bottom Row; L to R. J. Woods, K. Schibert, J. Visconti, S. Dawley, K. O'Keefe, M. Dyer, A. Cafasso, D. I� Anzalone. 2nd Row; L to R. T. Capello, S. Meninger, S. O'Grady, K. McGrazh, M. Kelly, T. Hayes, G. Ber- tucci, D. Fay, Sister Nancy Record W5 L7 More of our athletic contribu- tors were honored that evening - George Biagiotti, Jim Kelly, Carol Kanarkiewicz, John Doyle, Mike Passanisi, Coach Perkins and our No. 1 fan, S ister Annata ... to name only a few who made sports fun in 1979. May 22,1979. A night to remember for all athletes, but in a very special way, this was Sharon Dawley's night. Her number 5 was retired, and a Sharon Dawley Award for outstanding athletic leadership was dedicated to this un- usual, talented senior. God bless! This is the Start of Something BIG The Tiger Team is on The Beam Our Team is High Above the Rest m -u tA Q OC) JOHN BUBBLES MASSE OUR BABY CONTEST WINNER NEWS UP- DATE: John Donarumo's new address is 174 Franklin Avenue, Chelsea, Ma. (889-3239) .. . Tony Gen- zale was also In the Drama Club and Li- brary Council (sorry for the oversight!) . . . Mr. Van- Cisin is the new assistant coach at Bab- son College, (Chere's still here too!) and the halls aren't the same without you! Bob DeVeau, Faculty ClubsEditor. Where's John Masse? Candids Section with Janet Ryan, Editor Tony Bartolo, Sports Section, with Mrs. W. (advisor) Senior Section with Diane Ronchetti, Editor Sports Section with Mary O'Brien, Editor For non-'jMij nt of $11 Ca lsW || 'Ttrvj ((fvjfV I't' po l cW fish SWe Canift vM V0 M, e v V Mi « C«b tbwwnp- This editorial revolves around so many happy memories . . . Mike's comments, Tricia'spicas, and everybody's cheese popcorn; John's captions and Nancy's laughter, Bob's menages , Deb- bie's dedication, Janet's and Robyn's driving, Di- ane's nicotine fits, Tony's trip to Albany, Donna's secret knowledge of what ALL of those initials meant, Mary's artwork, and Kenny's Where'stho Cropper? , Maureen's smug knowledge of the TRUTH about our across - the - gym neighbor ... Wasn't it fun? But wasn't it hard? And wasn't it worth it? And won't I miss you?? P.S. Thanks to P.J. Photographies for the baseball photo, to Purdy's, to Maddy Webster for the faculty pix, and to Tim Gar- vey. Michael Doherty, Nancy Evangelista, Diane Ronchetti, Janet Ryan, John Masse, Bob DeVeau, Mary O'Brien, Debbie Skalecki, Ken Lucia, Donna Kelleher, Robyn DeGruttola, Tricia Diamond, Maureen Dunn. Functions in Disaster, Finish with Style A short year ago, fourteen people gath- ered in a small office overlooking the gym. These people were full of different ideas and had various hid- den talents. Meeting every Thursday after- noon, trying to agree on what our yearbook would consist of wasn't the easiest task. At times things got pretty hectic, but there was one special lady-who was always there to help and support everyone. Mrs. Nancy Whalen is this special lady. She was full of now and different ideas which helped in the yearbook's success. When times got rough, especially when deadlines had to be met, she was there putting things together. There are so many words to say about this wonderful lady who devoted herself to the suc- cess of our yearbook. The most important word is Thank-You. Thank-you Mrs. Whalen for sharing yourself with fourteen people, thank-you for giving your time and persever- ance into making our yearbook. Wo functioned in disaster but finished in style- Your Style. You are a wonderful friend. Thank-you again for all your help and generosity. 1 cm mi vwwww XXI ll Hi h School Everett