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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1980 volume:

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Drama Club Mr. Gregory, Director Senior Members are: Linda Hall, Karen Sullivan, Lee Beamer, Theresa Mace, Jeanette Canillas. L. Finn, M. DiCara, L. Simeone, J. Puleo, P. Phelan, M. Ricci, J. lasbarrone, A. Irwin, D. Noyes, K. Obremski, L. Caraglia, R. Merchant, K. Cain, M. Penta, C. Desmond, D. Grace, F. Marchant, M. Doyle, R. Brandano, T. Desmond, J. Boczenowski, M. Devlin, T. Mercadante, P. Biancardi, M. Turner, M. Walsh, J. Smith, T. Benedetto, P. Landry, T. Saia. censors1 Advisor Ms. Doherty, Lee Beamer, Paul Sullian, Chris Baratta, Jeanette Canlllas, Laurie Carrabes, President Katie Doran, Karin Sullivan, Pam English, Nancy Jakul, Laurie Peluso, Margaret Downing J n nciaC fy Karin Sullivan, Sr. Carolyn Walsh, Kathleen Harrington, Lisa Glangrerorio, Tom Restivo, Trica DeLaurl. Linda Hall, Karin Sullivan, Kathy Tufts, Trlca DeLaurl, Kathleen Harrington, Janet Cecere, Yolanda Zappltelll, Mr. DesJoges, Lillian Boyle, Ann Keane, Jean Fasano, Laurie McCarthy, Kelly O'Keefe, Tom Restivo, Julie Ann Visconti. Math Team uc tinmans Audio Visual Club u Mr. Cucchlarra, Ed Gaff, Daniel Mandrachla, Paul Sullivan, Paul Landry, Joseph Byard, Mark Devlin, Laurie Peluso, Nancy Fitzpatrick, William Riley. w THE WA Y WE WERE DO YOU REMEMBER? — Michael Downing vs. Congressman Markey . . . — Yearbook staff vs. Senior Student Congress . . . — Linda Petruzelli vs. Susan Jones at their lockers . . Freshman year at Hampton Beach . . . Mr. Walsh’s Homeroom....... The Sophomore retreat at Haverhill: taboggans and laughter . . . BeeGees and Sharing........ The Sophomores stranded on route 95 from Rocky Point .... The Sophomore 50’s dance: bubble blowing and the ’’twist”..... The 307 ’’Kazoo Band”marching through 308 When homeroom period was second period, lunch was 30 minutes, and school was finished at 2:00...... When the MC fight cancelled our rivalry..... Mary Louise Hickey and her one-woman performance ”Our Town” and ”1 remember Mama”........ The Junior Ring Ceremony (clicking and klutzes) .... Mice in the hall and fire drills in fall . . . Junior Chinese Night . . . Junior Ski Trip Junior Prom when the band ended up playing ’’Wishing on a Star” with a record player in inaudible tones........... The tragic comedians who couldn't even make Judy Flynn chuckle .... Tuna and brownies every Friday . . . One excellent meatloaf in April '79 Rallies and days off for candy drives and raffle tickets Weepuls (Go for it!).... Some interesting people in our lives .... Barbara Canning and her Ben Gay; Fred Chase; Fatu Bono; Juan Margolla; Mike Solomons; Brenda Rossi; Ed Brunelle; Mike D’Entremont . . . Some long lost teachers too . . . Sr. Ursula; Sr. Therese Dunn; Sr. Alberto; Ms Borelli; Mr. Kilmartin; Ms. Reilly Mrs. MacNeil; Ms. Pam Webster; Mr. Strachan; Mr. LaTerza; Mr. Cronin: and Mr. Doucette too Remember . . . The Shortest people always getting the top locker . . . The 25 cent smoking fee .... ”My mind is a pearl ...” 12 Remember? No, you probably won’t! � ! 1 ♦ I i t I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Doreen Mike THE ENVELOPE PLEASE. . . SHORTEST GIRL TALLEST AND MOST MOST INTELLIGENT CREATIVE BOY Ann Mike J� Marty MOST ATHLETIC Laurie Shawn MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Tricia Mike 13 THE 1980 OSCARS MOST LOVEABLE Nancy Tony FRIENDLIEST Anne Dave MOST CONSIDERATE BEST LOOKING Jean Paul Yola MOST TARDY Paul NICEST EYES Maureen John 14 Linda Mike MOST MISCHIEVOUS BOY John' CANDY MAN” Linda MOST MISCHIEVOUS „ GIRL Tammy Be open to all things; exper- fence as much as possible. Most of all enjoy yourself ... have . . 8 In elevator to 5th floor. . BMSNL . . Meetings and More meetings . ..AMBNHWE... Thank You To truly become number one you must constantly strive to surpass yourself - not the competition . . . D.M. . . I ACL SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT STEPHEN J. DUKEMAN DUKE” VICE- PRESIDENT DOREEN T. MORIARTY To live life In your own way... to reach for the goals you have set for yourself. .. to be the you that you want to be .. . that Is SUCCESSI Re- member: DM... PJHXCCC . . . Nanamoblle .. . Bill No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. SECRETARY TREASURER ELIZABETH HUGHES LILLIAN BOYLE LIZ” 17 JOSEPH F. ALFONSE Alfle” To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan but also believe. :■ J DONNA L ANZALONE Error” And as we wind on down the road our shadows taller than our souls, when all are one and one Is all. Forever Partiers Club, Hard. GINA A. BADOLATO If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? For must be traveling on now, cause there’s too many places I got to see. CHRISTINE A. BARATTA Chrl As I leave the halls of P.J.H. I take with me many memories. A little sad; but forever grateful, for all the beautiful things it's given me. LEE BEAMER So you think your life is a com- plete confusion because you nev- er win the game. Just remember that it’s a Grand Illusion and deep Inside we're all the same. MICHAEL R. BERUBE Mike” The saddest words of tongue and pen, are those that might have been. 18 PAUL BIANCARDI While attempting to achieve, al- ways believe that you will suc- ceed. CARLA BIANCHI I.A., The circle,... Lee the Flee, ... It's been real,... The corner,. .. Help Me ,... OH!! ...I made It . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . JAMES P. BORDINARO I don't care about Indecision 1 don’t care if I get behind people living In competition. All I want 1$ to have a peace of mind. ANN MARIE E. BRANDANO Heaven is where friends meet to vsay Hello and never have to say Good - bye . B - Twins Amici del Cuore V.B. P.J. V. 23 - 27 B.B. It's been real! ROSE MARIE BRANDANO Rose” Variety is the spice of life. B - Twins It's been real . . . P.J.C. areobatic flying (sky bolt) 10 27 79 JOHN 0. BYARD Walk softly and carry a big stick. r 19 JEANNETTE M. CANILLAS Nutt y” Everything has been thought of before, but the difficulty is to think of it again. JUDITH A. CASTRO Experience is the name every- one gives to their mistakes JAMES W. CARAMANICA Jimmy Live everyday as if it were the last day of your life, for someday you will be right. LAURIE G. CARRABES Lau Nothing ever happens but once in this world. What I do not I do once for all. It Is over and gone, with all its eternity of solemn meaning. JOSEPH N. CAVIGNARO Carv Pet Peeve: How most kids talked, acted toward each other, talking malicious gossip, acting phony. JANET M. CECERE Yesterday Is already a dream, and tomorrow Is only a vision; but today, well lived, makes every yes- terday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. I’ll always remember... The Nana Mobile . . . D.M. 20 JACQUELINE CHARLEBOIS It's good sometimes to open up your heart and let some hurt come In ... It proves you’re still alive! JANET A. CIAMPA Brain” I’ll always remember the way we were and the way we will be. CAROLINE M. CIARLONE I will always remember yester- day, but will look forward to to- morrow. DANIEL M. COFFEY Dan” Average” Is as close to the bot- tom as to the top. ' JUDITH R. CIANCIARULO Ju Be glad of life because It gives you the chance to love, and to work, and to play, and to look up at the stars CAROL A. CONNOLLY If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me? 21 JOANNE T. CONNOLLY Just when you think the ends are about to meet . . . Someone moves the ends!! I’ll always re- member . . . Dairy Maid, P.J.T., Nanamoblle SUSAN M CONNOLLY Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Don’t walk beside me; I may not lead. Just walk beside me, and be my friend. I’ll always remember... Jack’s, Papa's, DM, Package Deal, Nanamobile, at last, morp, Look, Kathy, WMI, it’s been real, PJC PAUL D. CONSTANTINO In the depth of your hopes and desires lies your silent knowledge of the beyond; and like seeds dreaming beneath the snow, your heart dreams of the spring. Trust the dreams for In them is hidden the gate to eternity. JEANNE M. CROWE Jeanne Make every today worth another tomorrow. A Medford Townie. LINDA A. D'AMATO have learned that to be with those I like is enough. I’ll always remember the good times we shared together. RALPH S. D’ANGELO Life Is beautiful when one sees beyond. t 22 ANDREA D’lORIO If you love something, set it free If It comes back, it is yours if it doesn’t, it never was. I’ll never for- get the hassle I went through to get here every day. Eastle” DARICE A. DE MATTEO Time Is not measured by the passing of the years but by what one does and what one feels and what one achieves. KATHLEEN M. DESMOND The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin It. LISA D. DE MARCO There is nothing greater than the gift of love, and love Is given in many ways. Thank you ”C” for helping me. THERESA J. DESMOND Trease” Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you've got, for you may still be here, but your dreams may not. ”209 and all the kids. PATRICIA MARIE DE LAURI To achieve all that Is possible, we must attempt the impossible.. . to be as much as we can be, we must dream of being more___ June2,... March 18,... Buster.. . Paris ...all the good times. - P JC 23 DEBORAH M. DEYESO Debbie” THE farther back you can look, the futher forward you are likely to see.” It's been real.” MICHELE A. DICARA A friend from the heart Is a friend from the start. P.J.C. T.D. It's been real. Ma I made ItI LYNNE ANN DIMARE You see things as they are and ask why; I dream things that never were and ask why not. . . MICHAEL F. DION DION” WHEN you find what you're looking - for hold on; and party hardy. Wasted days (8:05 - 2:05) P.J.F. . . . F.M.H.U. KATHLEEN A. DIXON Dixie” THERE are places I’ll always re- member all my life though some have changed; some forever, not for better; some have gone and some remain Rosemary: you’ve got a friend, The gang, Noreen Tree pa, 209”, Maureen, DS MARILYN A. DOHERTY Mai MAY the sunshine warm your heart, may luck be always In front of you, and until we meet again, may all your dreams come true. Townies” 24 NOREEN M. DONNELLY Norlss Hold fast to dreams, for if a dream dies, life Is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Love always to Kathy, Theresa, Doreen ”209” LISA C. DONOVAN Lee” You see things through your eyes. And I see things through mine. If our eyes meet then we see things together. KATIE A. DORAN I know what I have given you; I do not what you have received. MICHAEL J. DOWNING For I dipt Into the future, far as human eye could see Saw the Vision of the world and all the wonder that could be C.M.U. . K.D.S.D.ccf . . mm .... KATHLEEN M. DOYLE Kathy” So it’s the laughter we will re- member, whenever we remember the way we were. Jack’s.. Papa's. . Packaged Deal. . Nanamoblle at last.. morp .. look Susan WMI.. It’s been real PJC. MAUREEN M. DOYLE Moe The most Important thing In any relationship Is not what you get but what you give ... In any case, the giving of love Is an edu- cation Itself P.J.C.; D.M., D.J.H., D.C., It’s been real! 25 MAUREEN ROSE DOYLE It It hard to fail, but it Is worse never to have tried to succeed. MARIAN C. EGAN Do something, lead, follow, or get out of the way. TOWNIES MICHELE ENGLISH What lies behind us and what lies before us, are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. COLLEEN F. FALVEY It doesn't matter whom you love, Or how you love, But that you love. 2 23 79 SUSAN M. FALVEY If you love something, set It free, If It comes back to you, it's your’s, If It doesn't, It never was MARIE A. FALZONE To be honest with you, to touch your thoughts and feel your feel- ings, to explore you, to under- stand you, to reach your heart, this is the start of a beautiful rela- tionship, this, my dear, is love. R.C. 26 JEAN M. FASANO So It's the laughter, we will re- member when we remember the way we wore. KEVIN J. FERRICK Frosty Eat, drink, and be merry for to- morrow we may die. LESLIE A. FINN If you don't understand my si- lence, you will not understand my words It’s been real P.J.C. JUDITH A. FLYNN Judy The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay. Love isn't love until you give It away. EDWARD W. GAFF Zlm Much is learned from observa- tion. God gave man two eyes, but one tongue, so that he may see twice as much as he says. THOMAS J. GAUDET Tom There in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. 27 LILLIAN GENZALE Success is nothing without someone you love to share It with. DOREEN M. GRACE Big Head” Remember me In good ways, re- member me In small ways, but re- member me always ... A Friend” ANN MARIE GOUDEY Ann” There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them ... Time In a Bottle DOROTHY GREENWOOD May the happiness you have today endure forever”. . . ANNMARIE GOULD Life Is not a problem to be solved, but rather a mystery to be lived . . . Townies forever” THOMAS V. GREGORY Tom” See everything, overlook a great deal. Improve a little. 28 WILLIAM D. HANKARD Hank can do anything right or wrong, can talk anyhow to got along. I don’t care anyway, I nover lose, anyway, anyhow, anywhere I choose. PJF, I’m not the same, you're not the same. Arnold” don’t get fooled again! MARTY HARDIMAN Nobody will change my ways. I’m gonna rock - n - roll until my last days. D.S. JAMES A. HANLON Life Is beautiful when one sees beyond It. TAMMY HANNON It’s not whether you win or lose. It’s the party afterwards BERNARD C. GUARNIERI Benny There can be no rainbow with- out a cloud and a storm. LINDA D. HALL Life goes by too fast; make the most of It. 29 . JULIE A. HARDING There are no problems we can- not solve together, and very few that we can solve by ourselves. KATHLEEN HARRINGTON What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. SHAWN K. HAVICAN There are places I’ll remember all my life though some have changed, some forever, not for better, some have gone and some remain. T.P. KARA J. HOUGHTON Don’t walk behind me for I may not lead well. Don’t walk in front of me for may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend. D.M. NANAMOBILE DAVID J. HARVEY Dave” Never thought about tomorrow, It seemed like a long time to come. I’ll always forget my sor- row, and always remember my fun. TKAA TP JGB MC Thanks Mom and Dad KEITH E. HOUGHTON Burt don’t need to fight to prove I’m right. I just need to be forgiven. ! 30 JEAN MARIE IASBARRONE I am part of all that have met I’ll always remember . . . J.J.A.C.K.L. NANCY E. JEWKES am not afraid of tomorrow For I have seen yesterday, And I love today. ANNE MARIE IRWIN once believed that love was but a dream, But now I know that love’s a flowing stream. I'll always remember... Chris, J.I., J.S., L.S., MR., C.W., K.S. FRANK D. KANARKIEWICZ Now that our four years have past, It Is better to move on, to bigger and better things. GARY V. IUDICE My mind has been boggled for 4 years with still 4 more to come. ANN K. KEANE You are never given a wish with- out also being given a the power to make it true. 31 KARA STACY KELLER If I could make days last forever, If words could make wishes come true, I'd save every day like a trea- sure and then, Again I would spend them with you. Party Out. DANIEL D. KELLEY Take pleasure In where you find it. Townie. COLIN A. KELLY It's been such a long time. I think I should be goin’, Time doesn’t wait for me, it keeps on goin’. PATRICIA R. KELLY Trlcla” He who loves correction, loves knowledge; But he who hates re- proof is a fool! It's been real. P.J.C., Gunther Bisco. Au Revoirf! SANDRA E. KEMP Sandy” All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. KEVIN M. KEEGAN Keegs” Everything comes to him who hustles while he waits. Auto class, my first car 1970 chevy, many laughs with Mr. Walsh and Mr. MacNell's classes, 1 class - mech - drawing, Hard working and good times with Sieleiers. N.J.D.G 32 KATHLEEN M. KEOUGH ''Kathy” The best thing I can do for a friend - is be a friend. I'll always remember. . . Good times with I. C. S. D. K. M... June 17, weekends down the Cape with friends... Dottle's Maverick . .. Thanx Mom Dad! . . DM MAUREEN A. LEAHY Moe” Happy times may come and go but memories last forever! . . . The Legionaires ANN E. LENEHAN Annie If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me. But I must be traveling on now, cause there are too many places I've got to see . . . Nanamobiie” MARYELLEN LEONE May Diamonds are Forever” True friends are like diamonds, pre- cious, but rare .. False friends are like autumn leaves found every- where. RICHARD A. LETCH JR. Myron” There is nothing better than perseverence, for it will always win in the end. 33 KEVIN J. LUBINGER Luby When I think back, on all I learned in high school, It's a won- der, I can think at all. HUGH J. MACDONALD Fond memory brings the light of other days around me; the smiles, the tears of teenage years, the friends, so linked together. TERESA M. MACE Dream what you are to dream, Be where you want to go, Be what you want to be LIVE J.L.S. P.S. Ma and Dad I made It T.M.M. ' EILEEN F. MAHONEY Leenle” don’t let my schooling Inter- fere with my Education. Townie Forever BERNADETTE M. MAILHIOT Barnle If you love something set It free, If It comes back it was yours, If not It never was . . . Townies For- CLAIRE M. MALACHOWSKI Babe If you love something, set it free; If It comes back It’s yours; If It doesn't It never was. Love Is for- ever, not Just a moment. Jb . 34 DANIEL P. MANDRACCHIA will always be looking forward to the future, but will never for- get the memories that carry with me from the past. MICHAEL A. MARESCO We’re captive on the carousel of time. We can’t return, we can only took behind. FRANCES B. MARCHANT Franny” Cherish yesterday, dream to- morrow, live today I P.J.C. H.U.M.D. MICHAEL P. MARINO The most I can do for a friend Is to be his friend. JANETTE MARIE MARCOM Jae” Yesterday Is a dream, tomorrow Is a vision, but, today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. aurilie McCarthy Things don’t change; people do. 35 EDWARD J. MCCARTHY Ed The undiscerning mind is like the root of a tree, it absorbs all — even that which will kill It. LAURIE A. MCARTHY Yesterday all my troubles seemed so far away, but now they look as If they're here to stay. Mar- lon want your BOO. JOSEPH P. MCCORMACK The only reward of virtue is vir- tue; the only way to have a friend Is to be one. I JAMES M. MCDAID Only those who risk going too far can possibly find how far they can go. MARIE E. MCDEVITT If a man does not keep up pace with his companions, perhaps it Is because he hears a different drummer, let him step to the mu- sic which he hears, however, mea- sured or far away. Townies. Ma, I made It . MAUREEN KELLY MCDONOUGH There are no strangers Just friends we haven’t met. Townies Forever ’ t Jr' ' 36 NANCY C. MC GLYNN Cuddles” Thank you for always being therel Ed and Nancy . . . (J.B.), Harvard, this whole much. My Friends . . . Lisa, Alisa, Annie, Mo, Lori, Tanlne, Ro (Chop - Fam- ily) J+ P And to you Ma and Dad. Thanx C - Party Out! THOMAS C. MC GOFF We had some good times, some bad times, but at least we had the times. . . . Townies . . . PATRICIA E. MC GONAGLE Trlcla” It’s been such a long time. I think I should be going. Time doesn't waft for me; it keeps on rolling!! MARY ANNE MC GRATH The past Is what we remember. The present is what we talk about. But the future Is what we dream about. I will always remem- ber Brian. BRIAN P. MC LAUGHLIN Brl If you can’t dazzle them with your brilliance, baffle them with your baloney. M.A.M. + B.P.M. CYNTHIA A. MENNI Cindy The American dream Is always interupted by a Japanese clock - radio. 37 CHERYL A. MORICO was searching, looking . . . I was finding and keeping JANET M. MORRIS There Is nothing half so sweet In life as love's young dream” RHONDA A. MERCURIO Blghead” Accept me as I am. Only then will we discover each other. I.L.Y.B. CATHERINE T. MIRAGUA Cathy” At the beginning of each new day, be happy, for It could be the start of a whole new life. It’s been real” LOUIS MORELLI To be all that we are capable of being, we must dream of being more. To achieve all that is possi- ble, we must attempt the impossi- ble. I DENNIS P. MOSCHELLA For what Is a man, what has he got? If not himself then he has not. To say the things he truly feels and not the words of one who kneels. The record shows I took the blows and did ft my way. O.T.B. j 38 1 ALISA M. MULLER The Mad L” A good friend never lets you down. Thanks Nancy! I'll always remember • P.J., Calvin, C.L.I.T., Punk rock - Disco, and J. W. Party Out. DOROTHY A. NELSON Dottle am placed on this earth only once, so I will live life to its fullest. I'll always remember, good friends, good times and a good start In life. JILL A. MULLINS It's hard to believe that some day these will be considered The good ole days. DEBORAH N. NOYES Debbie” We may lose and we may win, but we will never be here again. Take It easy (E) P.J.C. - Remem- bering all my friends - P.L.L. W.M.I. JUDITH H. MURPHY Judl Just for today I will be grateful for what I have instead of concen- trating on what I don't have. STEVEN MICHAEL NUGENT Nuge Four years and four thousand dollars later . . . 39 KATHLEEN M. OBREMSKI KATHY” Many waters can not quench love, Neither can the floods drown It. I'll always remember.. . friends, the Cape, basketball games, ski trip, J.Mc. MICHAEL A. PESCE Pe t Godinez Pesh” To Insure peace of mind, ignore all rules and regulations. To my parents thanks for everything. LINDA PETRUZELLI Maturity Is reached the day we don't need to be lied to about any- thing. PATRICIA J. PHELAN Patty To have a rainbow In your soul you must first have tears in your eyes. JEAN M. PICARDI Jeanne Friends and good times I'll always remember, forever and a day. DAVID T. PINKHAM Sue, . .. the girl that I'll always remember.. Life is worth living for as long as you enjoy It. w 40 KATHLEEN E. PIZZA It’s nice to be Important but Im- portant to be nice. RALPH POTENZONE I'll never forget Mr. Walsh’s His- tory class. In the quest of life cast a wide net. JEAN C PULEO Pooh Friendship Is the Inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a per- son having neither to weigh thought nor measure words. JUDITH A. RAVANESI Judl I was not looking for my dreams to Interpret my life, but rather for my life to Interpret my dreams. Susan Son tag - writer JANET E. POWERS, 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! Townies ELLYN E. REYNOLDS El There’s only one corner of the world you can be sure of improv- ing, and that is your own self. 41 MAUREEN F. RICCI ff it's magic why can't we make it everlasting — like the lifetime of the sun — It will leave no heart undone — there's enough for ev- eryone S. W. ANTHONY J. RIZZO We have to keep our heads to- gether, because the worst Is yet to come. LYNDA R. RICCIARDI Yesterday Is a memory and to- morrow Is a dream . . . but today well lived makes every yesterday good to remember and every to morrow a dream come true. It’ been real P.J.C. STEPHEN W. ROACH Life is hard, life Is earnest, If you're cold turn up the furnace. MARK J. RILEY I'll always remember . . . Mrs. Pavone's freshmen English class. Be true to your own highest con- victions. JOSEPH A. ROCCO When I remember bygone days, I think how evening follows morn, so many loved were not yet dead, so many I loved were not yet born. P.W. 42 PAULA M. RODRIGUES The past Is what we think about, the present Is what wo talk about, but the future Is what we dream about. It's been real. . . DENISE C RUSSELL Nlecy Don't walk In front of me, may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. DONNA M. ROGERS Dm” I’ll always remember: 303 Fresh. HR with M. Sullivan . . . candy apple sale . . . M,P,M,D,R,A,L,N,D,E . . . Junior prom . . . Chem. Lab . . . lockers b w classes . . . passes . . . hairs- pray. . . It’s been real. PAMELA J. ROSS I’ll always remember. . . How I experienced the past; am living the present; and dreaming of the future. The final day of the Pax- ton Place good - bye G.R. P. T. Mr. Walsh, I'll miss ya’ onces SUSAN L RUSSELL 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_Dot- tle, Kathy, Kathy, and Marie - thanks for being such good friends and thanks for the good times. JANICE A. SCAVO We never stop to wonder till a person's gone - We never yearn to know him till he's traveled on. I'll always remember J.J.A.C.K.L.K. 43 JOHN H. SCHLEGEL AL WA YS stay with your impossi- ble dreams because sometimes, somehow, dreams have ways of coming true. JEANNE M. SHAW A good friend laughs at your worst Jokes, puts up with your worst moods, goes along with your worst Ideas and always sees the best In you. ROBERT T. SENA ••Bob” I’d like to be under the sea, In an octopus’s garden In the shade. THE BEATLES . . . KATHLEEN A. SHERIDAN Kathy” IF you can Imagine It, you can achieve It. If you can dream it, you can beome It... thanks J.I., J.S., A.I., L.S., P.L. AND family. JAMES K. SHANNON Jim” Success usually comes to those, who are too busy to look for it. LORRAINE CHRISTINE SIEBERT I find as I grow older that love those most whom I loved first. . . I’ll always remember.. . J.I., A.I., C.W., K.S., J.S., R.B. 44 LISA MARIE SIMEONE Reflections of school. . . grow- ing by sharing the laughter and the tears ... learning by studying hardy through the years... exper- iencing life as a whole... striving on to an ultimate goal. . . PETER SMITH Never worry about tomorrow.. . until you make it through today. FRANK J. SORRENTO Frank” Never has so much been owed to so few . . . this class JACQUELINE S. SULLIVAN Jackie” Time Is our biggest enemy, our time spent together is past, and all we have Is memories. ”lt's been rear KAREN R SULLIVAN Ka - Ka” With our love - we can save the world - try to realize It's all within yourself. And no one can make you change. Thanks! J.l. J.S. A. I. C.W. K.S. L.S. L.D. KARIN MARIE SULLIVAN Alice” Never let It be said that I let my schooling interfere with my edu- cation. 45 PAUL J. SULLIVAN Always listen to experts. They'll tell you what can’t be done, and why. Then do It. GREG D. TOLMAN I don’t want to achieve Immor- tality through my work. want to achieve Immortality through not dying. MARK R. TEMPLETON We can not return, we can only look behind from where we come and go round and round In life the circle game. JOHN A. TOOLAN Let he who Is without sin cast the first stone......8314, The Home. DENISE A. THOMAS Friendship Is the basis for hap- piness In life. Love is the creation of Joy. KATHLEEN E. TUFTS If a man does not keep pace with his companions. Perhaps It Is because he hears the beat of a dif- ferent drummer. Let him march to this beat. However measured or far away. 46 PAULA WALCZAK Miles can't keep good friends apart when they're really dose In heart. ELIZABETH A. WHALEN Lb Time doesn't fade but only en- dears true friendships made throughout the year. It's been real MICHAEL J. WALSH Destiny Is not a matter of chance, But choice; It Is not a thing to be waited for, but to be achieved. CLAIRE M. WILKIE Many great Ideas have been lost because the people who had them couldn't stand to be laughed at! Thanks; SM., J!., JS., A!., KS., KK., PL, and family. PATRICIA M. WEARE •THcto Only In dreams can your mind roam free And only can you be what you want to be. Only In sleep can your dreams come true. But only In life can you be you. PAUL J. WOODS Woodtle Two roads diverged In a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the differ- ence. 47 DANIEL F. YASI Dan” Yes there are two paths you can go by, but In the long run, you still have time to change the road you're on . . YOLANDA M. ZAPPITELLI Yota” Yesterday is already a dream tomorrow Is only a vision, but to- day, well lived, makes every yes- terday a dream of happiness ev- ery tomorrow a vision of hope. Re- member: DM - Nanamoblle. ■ 48 STEPHEN DUKEMAN 28 Bainbridge St. Malden 324-7178 baseball 1,2, hockey 1,2, hmrm. pres. 1, Stdn't Council Rep. 2.4, prom comm. 3, class pres. 4, yearbook 4. Who’s Who 4 DOREEN MORIARTY 93 Ashland St. Malden 324-6203 bowling 1,2, Bide Key 1,4, Spring track 1 - 4, X-country 3.4. Stdn’t Cong. 3.4. Math club 3.4. yearbook 4 ELIZABETH HUGHES 109 Malden St. Everett 387-3419 basketball, track 1 - 4, Blue Key 1,2,4, Stdn't Council 2, X-country 4, Stdn’t Gov't. Sec. 4, prom comm. 4, Athletic Advisory Board 4 LILLIAN BOYLE Raymond St. Everett 389-3448 Blue Key 2,3,4, track 2,3,4. Nat’l Hon Soc. 2,3,4, Stdn’t Council Rep. 2, Stdn’t Cong. Treasurer 4, Math team 4, prom comm. 4 JOSEPH ALFONSE 323 Main St. Everett 387-2632 basketball 2,3,4, baseball 2, football 4 DONNA ANZALONE 22 Rock Valley Ave. Everett 387-2942 Blue Key 1,2,3, FPC 1 - 4. bowling 1,2, Bio. club 2, softball 3.4 GINA BADOLATO 564 Second St. Everett 387-0757 CHRISTINE BARATTA 13 George St. Everett 389-8772 track 1 - 4, Blue Key 2,3, Spanish club 1,2, Liturgy Committee 3, school musical 1, LEE BEAMER 24 Tufts Ave. Everett 387-2872 Blue Key 1 - 4. Bio. club 1 - 4, Drama club 3,4, Liturgy Committee 3,4 MICHAEL BERUBE 31 N. Milton St. Malden 321-3089 baseball 2 - 4, hockey 2 - 4. CARLA BIANCHI 62 N. Milton St. PAUL BIANCARDI221 Leyden St. E. Boston 567-7907 basketball 2 • 4, track 2 • 4, recruiting team 3,4, yearbook 4 JAMES BORDINARO 2 Sunset Dr. Saugus 233-3948 ANN MARIE BRANDANO 20 Florence St. Everett 387-0718 basketball 1. school play 1, Blue Key 1,3, Stdn’t Council 2, volleyball 3,4, softball 3,4, prom comm. 4 ROSE MARIE BRANDANO 20 Florence St. Everett 389-0630 school play 1, Stdn’t Council 1, cheerleader 3,4. Spring track 3, Blue Key 4, prom comm. 4, recruiting team 4 JOHN BYARD 25 Dowse St. Everett 389-1342 JEANNETTE CANILLAS 376 Ferry St. Everett 387-3491 school play 1 - 4, Blue Key 1 - 4, bowling 1,2, Drama club 3,4, Liturgy Committee 3,4 JAMES CARAMANICA 41 Revere St. Everett 389- 2730 school play 2,3, prom comm. 3, Drama club 3,4 LAURIE CARRABES Lau 42 Tuckerman St. Revere 289-3554 track 1 - 4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 2.3. volleyball 2 - 4, basketball 1.3, Who’s Who 3,4, Liturgy Committee 3,4 JUDITH CASTRO 12 Mt. Vernon St. Charlestown 242-0937 JOSEPH CAVIGNARO 75 Webster St. E. Boston 569-2271 hockey 1 - 3, baseball 1 - 4 JANET CECERE 54 Englewood Ave. Chelsea 884-2319 Blue Key 1 • 4, Nat'i Hon. Soc. 2 • 4, track 1,3, intra, basketball 1, prom comm. 4 JAQUELINE CHARLEBOIS 37 St. Edward Rd. E. Boston 569-1185 JANET CIAMPA 19 Frankfort St. E. Boston 567-2381 JUDITH CIANCIARULO 21 Browning Rd. Somerville 625-1525 Nat’l Hon. Soc. 2,3, Liturgy Committee 3, Who’s Who 3.4 CAROLINE CIARLONE 320 Princeton St. E. Boston 569-3781 basketball 1, Blue Key 1 DANIEL COFFEY Dan” 165 Russell St. Evorott 387-2310 hockey 2, football 3,4 CAROL CONNOLLY 36 Baker Rd. Everett 387-3783 basketball 1 - 3, track 1 - 3. hmrm. rep. 2, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3 JOANNE CONNOLLY 35 Mohan St. Everett 387-9683 Blue Key ?,4, Cheering 4, prom comm. 4 SUSAN CONNOLLY 27 Plumer St. Everett 387-4204 Blue Key 1,2, basketball 1,2, Cheerleading 3,4 PAUL CONSTANTINO 33 Argyle St. Melrose 665-7356 Blue Key 1 - 4. French club 2. Nat’l Hon. Soc. 2 - 4. Debate team 2 JEANNE CROWE 38 Marion St. Medford 396-9023 RALPH D’ANGELO 20 Converse Ave. Malden 324-4542 Bio. club 3,4 LINDA D'AMATO 244 Webster St. E. Boston 569-1635 ANDREA D'lORIO 907 Saratoga St. E. Boston 567-3777 PATRICIA DeLAURI 60 Mansfield St. Everett 389-1674 track 1,2, Who’s Who 2 • 4, volleyball mgr. 2, drama club 3, Math team 3 - 4, Cheering 3.4. yearbook 4. LISA DoMARCO 3600 Mystic Valley Pkwy. Medford 395-6016 DARICE DeMATTEO 44 St. Edward Rd. E. Boston 567-3839 KATHLEEN DESMOND 8 Dean St. Everett track 1 - 4, X-country 2 - 4 THERESA DESMOND 17 Warren St. Everett 389-9063 X-country 1 - 3, track 1,2,4, basketball mgr. 3, DEBORAH DeYESO 99 Hancock St. Malden 322- 6339 MICHELE DICARA 62 Ferry St. Everett 387-4552 Stdn’t Council 1,2, school play 1, Stdn’t Cong. 3. Cheering capt. 3,4, prom comm. 4, recruiting team 4, Blue Key 4, Who’s Who 4, LYNNE DIMARE 2 Regis Rd. Medford 396-0887 MICHAEL DION 16 Clyde St. Chelsea 884-7527 football 1 - 4, track 1,2,4, Blue Key 1, weightlifting 1,2, class pres. 3, prom comm. 3, sports news 4 KATHLEEN DIXON 14 Howard St. Malden 324-4609 Blue Key 1 - 4, Spanish Nat’l Hon. Soc. 3,4, Who’s Who 3.4 MARILYN DOHERTY92K Tibbet Town Way Charlestown 242-4107 prom comm. 4. NOREEN DONNELLYS Lakeshore Dr. Wakefield 245-1723 Blue Key 1 - 3, Bio. club 1.2, prom comm. 3.4 LISA DONOVAN 33 Prospect St. Malden 324-4441 KATIE DORAN 38 Barret St. Malden 324-6556 Blue Key 1 - 4, track 1,2, bowling 1,2, intra, basketball 1, Spanish club 2, debate team 2, softball 3, Liturgy Committee 3,4, Stdn’t Adv. Council 3,4, prom comm. 3, Stdn’t Cong. 4 MICHAEL DOWNING 239 Madison St. Malden 324-9325 Nat’l Hon. Soc. 2 - 4, French club 2, debate team 2. Blue Key 3,4, yearbook 4 KATHLEEN DOYLE 36 Autumn St. Everett 389-9815 basketball 1. Blue Key 1 - 4. Cheering. 3.4 MAUREEN DOYLE 13 West St. Everett 389-3673 Blue Key 2,4, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 2 - 4, Cheering 3.4, Who's Who 3,4, recruiting team 4, hmrm. sec. 4 MAUREEN DOYLE 173 Shute St. Everett 389-9057 MARIAN EGAN 13 Salem St. 241-7949 Stdn’t Council 3, prom comm. 3 MICHELE ENGLISH 24 Rosemont St. Malden 322-9732 Blue Key 1 - 4, bowling 1,2, track 2 - 4, basketball 1, French club 2, Stdn’t Adv. Council 3,4, debate team 2, Stdn't Cong. 4 SUSAN FALVEY5S Autumn St. Everett 387-7373 basketball 1 • 4, Stdn't Council 1, volleyball 2, Blue Key 2, prom comm. 4 COLLEEN FALVEY 129 Springvale Ave. Everett 387-8978 basketball 1, track 1, Blue Key 1 - 3 MARIE FALZONE 67 Winchester St. Malden 321-3977 Blue Key 1 - 4, track 1, prom comm. 3,4, JEAN FASANO 13 Donna Rd. Saugus 233-7712 debate team 2, Blue Key 2. Nat’l Hon. Soc. 2-4, Stdn’t Council 3, school play 3, Math club 4, yearbook 4 KEVIN FERRICK 34 Floral Ave. Malden 321-0170 hockey 1,2, Blue Key 2, hmrm. rep. 2 LESLIE FINN 10 Trenton St. Melrose 662-8713 Blue Key 1 - 3, hmrm. pres. 1, French club 1, Cheering 3,4 JUDITH FLYNN 57 Fellsway East Malden 321-0868 Blue Key 1,4, school play 2 EDWARD GAFF 36 Fremont Ave. Everett 387-4822 Bio. club 1 - 3, audio visual 1 - 4, chess club 1 THOMAS GAUQET 36 Fairview Terr. Malden Blue Key 1 • 3, French club 2, Liturgy Committee 3. Travel club 3, Who’s Who 3,4, yearbook 4 LILLIAN GENZALE 202 Main St. Everett 389-0154 ANN MARIE GOUDEY 11 Wilbur St. Everett 387-0959 school play 1,2, Blue Key 3,4 ANNMARIE GOULD 37 Green St. Charlestown 242- 5442 Intra, basketball 1, prom comm. 4 DOREEN GRACE 439 Park Ave. Revere 289-6632 Blue Key 3 DOROTHY GREENWOOD 202 River Rd. Wlnthrop 846-3220 bowling 1, Blue Key 3,4 THOMAS GREGORY 181 Nichols St. Everett 387- 8406 Blue Key 2 BERNARD GUARNIERI 50 Stevens St. Revere 284-2202 baseball 1 - 3 LINDA HALL 138 Lawrence St. Malden 324-1313 Blue Key 1 - 4, drama club 3.4, Math team 4, candy drive top seller 1 - 4 WILLIAM HANKARD 861 Highland Ave. Medford 322-3369 hockey 1.2, football 4 JAMES HANLON 39 Hancock St. Chelsea 884-5802 football 1,2,4 TAMMY HANNAN 67 Gold Cliff Rd. Malden 321-0305 MARTY HARDIMAN 10 Rosemont St. Malden 324-7975 JULIE HARDING 198 Flacon St. E. Boston 567-4407 Blue Key 1 - 3, track 1. prom comm. 4 KATHLEEN HARRINGTON 98 Gledhill Ave. Everett 389-7765 track 1 - 4, Who’s Who 1 • 4, Blue Key 2,3, Nat’l Hon Soc. 2 -4, Math team 3,4, Math club 4, drama club 3 DAVID HARVEY 50 Haskell Ave. Revere 289-0772 hockey 1 - 4, football 1 - 4 SHAWN HAVICAN 10 Browning Rd. Somerville 625-1450 hockey 2 - 4, baseball 2 - 4 KARA HOUGHTON 68 Madison Ave. Everett 387-7929 track 1,3,4, Blue Key 2 - 4, basketball 1, bowling 1, prom comm. 3,4 KEITH HOUGHTON 4 Cheever St. Chelsea 884-3521 hockey 1 - 4 JEAN IASBARRONE 36 Prescott St. E. Boston 567-5499 Nat’l Hon. Soc. 2 - 4, Blue Key 4, recruiting team 3 ANNE IRWIN 65 Gladstone St. E. Boston 567-0217 Nat’l Hon. Soc. 2-4, Stdn't Council 1, basketball 1. recruiting 3, prom comm. 3,4 GARY IUDICE 15 Fenley St. Revere 289-9761 hockey 1 • 4. track 1 - 4. football 1 NANCY JEWKES 80 Crest Ave. Revere basketball 1, prom comm. 3.4 FRANK KANARKIWICZ Burma Rd. Chelsea 884-4254 football 1 - 4 ANN KEANE 428 Lincoln Ave. Saugus 233- 4385 Nat’l Hon. Soc. 1 - 4. Math club 3,4, Blue Key 3. school play 3, Liturgy group 3 KEVIN KEEGAN 48 Sanford St. Melrose 665-5024 weight lifting 1 KARA KELLER 7 Mt. Washington St. Everett 387-8758 DANIEL KELLEY 29 Elm St. Boston 242-0083 football 1 - 4, hockey 1,2 COLIN KELLY 10 Bennett St. Everett 387-4191 PATRICIA KELLY 160 W. Wyoming Ave. Melrose 665-5703 Cheering 3,4 SANDRA KEMP 16 Glen St. Somerville 776-7159 Blue Key 1 - 4 KATHLEEN KEOUGH 10 Ashmont St. Melrose 665-0991 Blue Key 1 - 4, recruting team 3, prom comm. 4 MAUREEN LEAHY 80 Summer St. Everett 389-1599 Blue Key 1, basketball 1,2, volleyball 2, recruiting team 3, yearbook 4 ANN LENEHAN 43 Cottage St. Everett 387- 5773 Blue Key 4, hmrm. rep. 4, prom comm. 4 MARY ELLEN LEONE 71 Andrews St. Medford 396-2625 Blue Key 1,2, French club 1, Nat'l Hon. Soc. 2 RICHARD LETCH 34 Bow St. Melrose 665-4129 intra, basketball 1, Stdn’t Council 2 KEVIN LUBINGER 1318 Salem St. Malden 321-4030 hockey 1 - 4, baseball 1 - 4 HUGH MacDONALD 143 Orange St. Chelsea 889- 0216 track 2 TERESA MACE 61 Garfield Ave. Chelsea 884-6302 track 1, basketball 1, drama club 3,4, school play 3,4, EILEEN MAHONEY 13 Cross St. Charlestown 242-1097 BERNADETTE MAILHIOT1 Holden Row Charlestown 242-3960 ski trip 2.4 CLAIRE MALACHOWSKI160 Belmont St. Malden French club 2. bowling 1 DANIEL MANDRACCHIA 91 Chestnut St. Everett 389-0986 hockey 1, Bio. club 2, audio visual 2 • 4 FRANCES MARCHANT9A Morris St. Everett 387-0963 Blue Key 1 - 4 Cheering 3,4, recruiting team 4, prom comm. 4 JANETTE MARCOM 15 Harrison Ave. Everett 387-3518 Blue Key 1 - 4, Who’s Who 4, yearbook 4 MICHAEL MARESCO 82 Florence St. Everett 389-1554 Blue Key 1 - 3, debate team 2 MICHAEL MARINO 75 Abbott Ave. Everett 387-4769 football 1,2 AURELIE MCCARTHY 13 Seaview Ave. E. Boston 567-0813 Blue Key 2, Nat’l Hon. Soc. 2 - 4. drama 2.4, Liturgy Committee 3, Spanish Nat’l Hon. Soc. 3,4 EDWARD MCCARTHY 5 Westerly St. Jamaica Plain 522-4940 LAURIE MCCARTHY 23 Bayrd Terr. Malden 322-3158 JOSEPH McCORMACK 11 Clinton St. Everett 387-0026 basketball 1 - 4, football 1.2 JAMES McDAID 4 Brook St. Somerville 776-8706 basketball 1 - 4 MARIE McDEVITT 53 Tufts St. Charlestown 242-4035 prom comm. 4 MAUREEN McDONOUGH 26A Tibbetts Town Way Charlestown 242-3650 prom comm. 3,4, yearbook 4 NANCY McGLYNN 25 Lookout Rd. Medford 396-8290 Blue Key 1 - 4. Bio. club 1, basketball 1, THOMAS McGOFF 82 Bunker Hill St. Charlestown 241-8035 football 1 - 4, hockey 1.2, basketball 3.4, hmrm. pres. 1 - 3, Stdn’t Council 4, prom comm. 3 PATRICIA McGONAGLE 13 Hampshire St. Everett 387-6798 Blue Key 1 - 4, Nat’l Hon. Soc. 3,4 MARY ANNE McGRATH 53 Sycamore Rd. Melrose 662-5795 BRIAN McLAUGHLIN 21 Third St. Medford 396-7614 baseball 2,4 CYNTHIA MENNI15 Claremont St. Malden 322-2955 Blue Key 1 - 4 RHONDA MERCURIO 115 Faywood Ave. E. Boston 569-5009 Blue Key 1,2,4, recruiting team 4 CATHERINE MIRAGLIA 10 Winthrop St. Everett 389-4266 Blue Key 1,2,4 LOUIS MORELLI210 Webster St. Malden 322-7016 football 1 - 4, track 1, Stdn’t. Council 1.2, basketball 2,3 CHERYL MORICO 51 Morris St. E. Boston 569-2237 Blue Key 1 - 4 JANET MORRIS 109 Bucknam St. Everett 387-5879 Blue Key 1.2 DENNIS MOSCHELLA 5 Andrew St. Malden 322-0334 baseball 1. school play 2,3 ALISA MULLER 27 Auburn St. Everett 387- 7538 Blue Key 1 - 4. basketball 1, Bio. club 2 JILL MULLINS 1 Mead St. Everett 387-6554 basketball 1 - 4 JUDITH MURPHY 43 Argyle St. Melrose 665-0220 DOROTHY NELSON 1478 Eastern Ave. Malden 324-9219 Blue Key 1 - 4, bowling 1, intra, basketball 1, ski trip 3, prom comm. 4 DEBORAH NOYES 34 Baker Rd. Everett 389-0336 track 1,2, Cheering 3,4, prom comm. 4, recruiting team 4 STEVEN NUGENT 47 Chatham Rd. Everett 387-1212 basketball 1 - 4, baseball 1,2,4, hmrm. rep. 1,2, Sec. Treasurer 1 KATHLEEN OBREMSKI151 Estes St. Everett 389-0356 X-country 1,2, Blue Key 1,3, Spanish club 1.2, track 2,3, Stdn’t Cong. 2,3, prom comm. 4, recruiting team 3.4, yearbook 3,4 MICHAEL PESCE 5 Hancock St. Malden 321-3639 football 1 - 4, track 2 - 4. hmrm. rep. 4 LINDA PETRUZZELLI 20 Wedgemere Rd. Malden 322-2261 X-country 1.2, Cheering 3.4 PATRICIA PHELAN 11 Fairlawn St. Everett 387-9838 Blue Key 2 - 4. Bio. club 2. bowling 2, school play 2, Travel club 3,4, prom comm. 4, recruiting team 4 JEAN PICARDI11 Warren St. Revere 284-7755 Blue Key 1 - 3, Bio. club 1.2, bowling 2, ski trip 3 DAVID PINKHAM 157 Cherry St. Malden 322-8203 football 1, track 1 - 4 KATHLEEN PIZZA 33 Estey St. Malden Bio. club 1, alternate Cheering 2 - 4, drama club 1,2,4, school play 1,2,4 RALPH POTENZONE 66 Garland St. Everett 387-5694 Bio. club 1 - 4 JANET POWERS 337 Bunker Hill St. Charlestown 242-1124 basketball 1,2, Math team 4, prom comm. 4 JEAN PULEO 57 Pinkert St. Medford 391-2498 Bio. club 1, Blue Key 1-4, bowling 2, ping pong 2, school play 2, volleyball 3, softball 3. recruiting team 3,4, prom comm. 4 JUDITH RAVANESI 90 Swan St. Everett 387-4089 ELLYN REYNOLDS 36 Morris St. Everett 389-5923 MAUREEN RICCI 133 Grover St. Everett 387-4038 debate team 2. school play 2, prom comm. 3, Blue Key 3. hmrm. rep. 4, Stdn’t Cong. 4, Advisory Board 4 LYNDA RICCIARDI 26 Jackson Ave. Everett 387-1149 Blue Key 1,2, Cheering 3,4, prom comm. 4 MARK RILEY 8 Cheever St. Chelsea 884-6978 hockey 1, Bio. club 2 - 4 ANTHONY RIZZO Cooper St. Boston 742-1796 STEPHEN ROACH 26 Freeman Ave. Everett 387-4541 football 1 JOSEPH ROCCO 2 Hampshire St. Everett 389-8718 PAULA RODRIGUES 17 Dyer Ave. Everett 389-2377 DONNA ROGERS 28 Minnesota Ave. Somerville 625-5032 Blue Key 1,2, prom comm. 4 PAMELA ROSS 23 Winthrop St. Malden 322-3227 Blue Key 1 - 4, Bio. club 4 DENISE RUSSELL 69 Belmont St. Everett 389-0902 intra, volleyball 1 SUSAN RUSSELL 29 Cordis St. Charlestown 242-4721 Blue Key 1 - 4, bowling 1 JANICE SCAVO 329 East Eagle St. E. Boston 569-3348 Blue Key 4 JOHN SCHLEGEL 72 Cushing Rd. Malden 322-4917 football 1. track 2 - 4, basketball 3,4, Math club 3,4, yearbook 4 ROBERT SENA 38 Coolidge St. Everett JAMES SHANNON 10 Brook St. Somerville 776-0463 basketball 3.4 JEANNE SHAW 13 Prescott Rd. Everett 389-0996 Stdn’t Council 1.2 KATHLEEN SHERIDAN 7 Wordsworth St. E. Boston 567-1161 prom comm. 4 LORRAINE SIE8ERT 195 Falcon St. E. Boston 569-2402 track 2, drama club 3, yearbook 4 LISA SIMEONE 38 Early Ave. Medford 395-4478 PETER SMITH 241 Howard St. Melrose 665-8202 FRANK SORRENTO 179 Broadway Everett 389-6984 Bio. club 2 - 4 JACQUELINE SULLIVAN 57 Shute St. Everett 387-2335 X-country 1,2, basketball 1, hmrm. rep. 1 KAREN SULLIVAN 478 Fellsway East Malden 324-2532 KARIN SULLIVAN 34 Hillside Ave. Chelsea 884-0547 intra, basketball 1, Blue Key 2.3, bowling 2. drama club 3.4, Math club 4, Math team 4, Liturgy group 4 PAUL SULLIVAN 19 Derne St. Everett 387- 5282 Blue Key 1,3, Bio. club 2 - 4, school play 2 - 4, audio visual 3 MARK TEMPLETON 28 Davis St. Malden 324-1119 track 1.2, X-country 2 DENISE THOMAS 48 Princeton Rd. Malden 324-4076 prom comm. 4, Blue Key 4 GREG TOLMAN 21 Heath St. Somerville 623-2425 JOHN TOOLAN 10 Franklin Ave. Chelsea 884-0982 football 1 KATHLEEN TUFTS 46 Thurman Park Everett 389-3478 school play 1, bowling 1,2, track 2, Nat’l Hon. Soc. 2 - 4, Soc. of Distinguished American H. S. Students 2 - 4, debate team 2, X-country 3, Math team 3,4, Spanish Nat’l Hon. Soc. 3,4, Who’s Who 3,4 PAULA WALCZAK 60 Prospect Ave. Chelsea 884-4805 Blue Key 1.3, ski trip 3, yearbook 4 MICHAEL WALSH 28 Wedgewood St. Everett 387-6640 hmrm. rep. 1.2, baseball 1 - 4, basketball 2 - 4 PATRICIA WEARE 12 Wolcott St. Everett 387-7081 Blue Key 1 ELIZABETH WHALEN 117 Francis St. Everett 387-0196 basketball 1. X-country 1 CLAIRE WILKIE 10 Simonds Rd. Melrose 665-0552 PAUL WOODS 3 Hancock Park Everett 389-2261 chess club 1,2, intra, basketball 1,2, football 3.4. track 3.4 DANIEL YASI 53 Revere St. Everett 389-0086 hockey 1 - 4 YOLANDA ZAPPITELLI 28 Locust St. Everett Nat l Hon. Soc. 2 - 4, track 3,4, recruiting 3, prom comm. 4, Blue Key 4, yearbook 4 ( 55 Four down two to go. with Miller I It's time to relax beer. Seven more months and we’re out’a here. 57 Yola, stop clowning around. Katie has found the cure. My son? My son? NEWS FLASH ... Yasi uses up earthly supply; heads to Remulac 58 It has been a long day No sweat, I know the answer! Marie, will you turn around! My car does a buck ten In low gear. Now, Joe, I know what I'm talking about . . . PEEK-A-Boo I wish these people would shutup I love Miss. Webster’s class. i 62 63 M.A.S.H. MOVIETONE NEWS The 70’s Ten Years and they stand in memory now like candles guttering in the wind. From Love Story” to Kramer vs. Kramer . From Cambodia to Iran, Nixon to Jimmy Carter, it has been a decade that has limped into history. It began with gas at 30 cents a gallon. It ends with America held hostage by OPEC Kent State. Agnew. Nixon. Archie Cox. China. Death at the Olympics. The fall of Saigon. Jimmy Hoffa disappearing after lunch. Wilbur Mills disappearing after a few drinks Sadat. Begin. Three Popes. Three Principals. One Ayatollah Pudge Fisk and the Midnight Madness of October 1975. Tail Ships and Hot Tubs. Jogging and Tennis. All in the Family and Upstairs Downstairs. Grease and Roots. R2D2 and Jaws. John Wayne died, and Jimmy Carter was reborn again. Franco was rumored to have passed away, and Louise Brown came out of a test tube in an English Laboratory Politicians gave speeches. Authors wrote stories. Poets gave us music and song, but the most meaningful line of the decade was uttered, by Alexander Butterfield of the Nixon White House who said I was hoping you guys wouldn t ask me that when asked by the Senate of the existence of any taping devices in th Oval Office. There were other lines to be remembered My God. My God they are killing us, said Ronald Steele, a Freshman at Kent State on an April Afternoon in 1970 Hurry my children. Hurry. Let’s get gone. Lay down your life with dignity.” Jim Jones to his followers in Guyana as he urged them to drink their poisoned Kool-aid. The Poor are your brothers and sister in Christ. You must never be content to leave them just the crumbs from the feast Pope John Paul II It was a decade of cocaine and the Coneheads. Adidas and angel dust. Designer jeans and disco. CB’s and Qaaludes. Lee Marvin and joint custody. Down vests and cowboy boots. Backpacking and wood stoves. Affirmative action and discrimination. Honk if you love Jesus, and May the Force be with you. Gary Gilmore said let’s do it” Liz Ray said, I can't type Jimmy Carter had lust in his heart and Pete Rose had a few million bucks in his pocket. Polyesters walked down the street. The food critic of the New York Times spent a few thousand dollars eating a single meal at a Paris restaurant. Millions starved to death in Cambodia. Ali was the greatest. Secretariat was the fastest. Haywood was the Cheapest. Eddie King was the hungriest. Bella Abzug was the loudest. The people at Three Mile Island the luckiest. David Berkowitz killed. William Calley served. Martha Mitchell talked Renee Richards changed. The Loud family separated. Masters and Johnsons observed. Tongson Park Bribed. Evil Knievel thrilled. Mason Reese bored. Squeaky Fromme tried. Patty Hearst was kidnaped. Karen Anne Quinlan was in a coma Attica was in turmoil. Belfast was bathed in blood. Allende was shot dead. We do it all for you” McDonalds Take it Easy” The Eagles Stayin' alive The BeeGees An offer you can't refuse” The Godfather I’m not a crook the President I am Woman Helen Reddy Mr. Maynard move your truck the Office Now it’s all gone filed away under Me”. Ten years of white wine and Perrier, pocket calculators and Japanese imports, CB’s and pop rocks, houseplants and frozen yogurt food processers and cassette recorders, digital watches, The Joy of Sex”, roller skates and tee shirts The Red Sox almost won. Pope John H.S. almost won. Gerry Ford almost won. Joe Timilty almost own. And Anne Irwin almost won. Barbara Streisand sang, so did John Dean. The dow jones average hit 1000. Rod Carew almost hit .400. The Pentagon Papers were published and so was Hustler magazine Busing came to Boston, followed by headlines and heartache. It snowed and snowed and snowed and snowed some more. (Not that we didn’t appreciate the days off from school) Bobby Orr retired. The Red Sox were sold. The Patriots choked. The Argo Merchat cracked in half. Some people ended the decade having to chose between eating or freezing For most people time is measured by decades, but for the high school student time is measured by his Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior years. By reaching the end of that calender, we realize that the 1980’s will be judged as a result of our future performance. Whether they arc a smashing success or a dismal failure, the 80's belong solely to our generation. That fact alone make this decade better than than the last adapted from an article written by Mike Barnicle of the Boston Globe THE LONGEST YARD THE FOOTBALL TEAM HAD A ROUGH YEAR. THEY GAVE THEIR BEST BUT VICTORY WAS NEVER THEIRS. THEIR RECORD DID NOT FULLY INDICATE THE FINE TEAM THEY HAD. 7S Standing: Sr. Nancy Brennan, Mary Thompson, Maureen Morgan, Kathy COx, Joy Bazzotta. Oineen Nolan, Caroline McGlynn, Janet Wilson, Elizabeth Desmond, and Noreen Dillon; Kneeling: Katie Desmond, co-captian Elizabeth Hughes, captain Theresa Hayes, Doreen Moriarty. Missing is Nancy Ryan, and Peggy Riley. 77 This year's volleyball team did not have one of it's brighter seasons. However it did come through with a record of 5 - 9. and there were many bright spots during the year. Seniors Ann Marie Brandano and Laurie Carrabes added much to the team not only with their work but also through their enthusiasm. Standing from I. to r.: Sitter Catherine Mozzicato, Kelly O'Keefe, Cathy Shaw, Alicia Laffey, Tritha Abramt, Ann Marie Brandano, Michele Lucia, Kathy Sheibert, Kneeling left to r.; co-captains Laurie Carrabes, and Shelia O'Grady. SLAP SHOT COACH JAKE FALVEY. MAL MASSUCCO, JOE NOONAN, JOHN CAFASSO, KEVIN LUBINGER, MIKE BERUBE, CHRIS THORNTON, BILL BOC, KEITH HOUGHTON. MARK LETCH, SCOTT NEE, BRYAN GUSTIN, SHAWN HAVICAN, BILL SENA, ART IUDICE, GARY IUDICE, TIM BENEDETTO, DANNY YASI, DAVE HARVEY, ASST. COACH FRED CAVANAUGH, | | r FOUL ” PLA Y?! Despite the team record (5- 10), the girls showed much enthusiasm and determination late in the season. The Senior members: Captain Jill Mullins, Sue Falvey and Kara Keller, added greatly to the morale of the team, and they will be missed. The J.V. Team had a tremendous season (11 1) and Coach Brennan will have quite a group for Varsity Coach Isherwood next season. Girl's Varsity Basketball members include: back row, L to R: Nancy Me Carrick, Liz Agnes, coach Miss Isherwood, Alicia Laffey, Shelia O’Grady, Maureen Kelly, Kara Keller, and Maureen Dyer, front L-R; Liz Agnes Theresa Hayes. Captain Jill Mullins, Susan Falvey, and Kelly O'Keefe. There was a new coach, and a new spirit for the Tiger Basketball team. Under Angel Torres, the team had an outstanding season at home, and played over .500 ball overall. Besides the coaching successes of Coaches Torres and Jagiello, much of the credit can be given to our departing Senior team members. I It's been a long two years; we’ve been through a lot together: grueling practices, Summer Nights”, the victory of competition, and the soggiest football season ever. Through It all, however, our spirit never failed us. So remember - Cheerleaders we'll always be Friends until eternity. r GO GOLD, GO BLUE WE ROOT FOR YOU! For the past four years we have had one very special and loyal fan. put forty an unsurpassed amount of time and dedication to our sports One who has kept us informed dail of our teams’ efforts, and who has interestiiThis man has seen the thrty of victory and the agony of defeat, but regardless of the outcome, he has stood by us, and encouraged us all the way. This mlhas truly exemplified Pop$ John’s spirit to the utmost. He is someone whom we all respect. This rftn is none other than Mr. Passanisi. Thank you. 88 THE SPORTS BANQUET AWARD WINNERS Football: MVP - Pat Jancsy; Mo t Improved - Jim Hanlon; Lineman Award - Paul Woods; 12th Player Award • Mike Tufts. Hockey: MVP - Dan Yasi; Most Improved - Shawn Havlcan; Steve Dunn Memorial Award - Mark Letch; Coaches Award - Gary ludice and Keith Houghton. Baseball: MVP- Pat Jancsy; Coaches Award • Mike Walsh. Basket bell: (boys) MVP • Joe MC Cormack; Coaches Award - Steve Nugent, (girls) MVP - Maureen Kelly. Track and Field: (boys) MVP • Kevin Lubinger; Coaches Award • Mike Pesce. (girls) MVP • Lisa Di Berto; Coaches Award - Alicia Laffey. Volleyball: MVP - Kathy Shaw; Most Improved - Marla De Gregorio. Cross Country: MVP - Theresa Hayes; Most Improved - Joy Bozzotto; Coaches Award - Peggy Reilly. Softball: MVP • Liz Agnes; Coaches Award • Annmarle Brandano. Cheerleading: Cathy Vetrano Memorial Award - Trlcia De Lauri. To all of our Senior athletes a sincere congratulations! i SEE HOW SHE RUNS Under Ms. Ferris the girl’s track team did very well. At the beginning of the season the constant rain and cancellations delayed the seasons opening. A series of tri-meets resolved the problems and the team ended up with a 5-3 record. The departing Seniors: Katie Desmond, Laurie Carrabes, Kathy Harrington, Doreen Moriarty, and co-captains Carol Connolly and Liz Hughes, presence will be missed by the team next year. un THE ROAD RUNNERS The track team had a rough year. They were in a league with top competition. A bright spot for them was Kevin Lubinger who was named All- Catholic, and had an excellent season. BREAKING TRAINING The girls had a difficult season being moved from Division I to a stronger Division II. However with now two years experience behind them they hope to come back strong. They will miss Ann-Marie their only senior member. - BAD NEWS BEARS The baseball team started off slow, but things finally came together. They played to their potential, and finished the season strong. The team will miss Shawn, Joe and capt. Mike. Mr. Donahue, M. Mauriello, J. McDonald, J. Seervideo, P. Jancy, K. Cain M. Mr. Pass, Mr. Desloges, J. McCormick, M. Walsh (Capt.) J. Cavignaro, M. Turner, B. Farina, R. Godfrie, J. Bozhowski, R. Marchant. Our D-Day arrived, March 23. We ached, but we were ready to show our stuff. Our Juniors were triumphant. We were not as successful . . . but the disappointment was assuaged by the resounding cheers for POPE JOHN,” led by team members that we had cheered for. Thank you, fans, families, friends, and most especially Sr. Jean for that happiest memory. X THE QUEEN AND HER COURT: Maureen Ricci, Ann Lenehan, Noreen Donnelly - Queen, Maureen McDonough and Susan Falvey. n; Where were you the night of the prom? I I I ■ ■ ■ ■ MOVIETONE NEWS UPDATE Our Senior year was a year of contrasts. The class of 1980 began its first semester eagariy awaiting college and bursting with hopes for the future and then was forced to graduate nine months later with fears of draft registration and the sounds of not too distant war cries. May 23, 1980, the day of our graduation, was also Day 202 of the Iranian Hostage Crisis. Late in May, the same approximate time, radioactive fluid was still seeping through Three Mile Island, and the experts were predicting a severe recession by late Summer. The Senior Class, of course, didn’t spend its whole year at Pope John bemoaning the World situation. We were able to cheer the spectacular U.S. Hockey Team in their amazing victory over the Soviets at the Lake Placid Olympics. We were more than pleased, to say the least, to see local boys Mike Eruzione, Jim Craig, Jack O’Callaghan and Dave Silk have their moment in the national spotlight. More than one Pope John female suffered from weak knees every time Eric Heiden skated across their television screens. The euphoria was quickly climaxed, however, with rumors, later proven true, that the United States would not be sending a team to the Moscow Summer games because of the Afghanistan invasion. Closer to home, 1980 saw some unexspected graduates as we Seniors completed our final year. Miss Patricia Rosvall left after nine years. Ms. Madeline Webster left after 4 years with us to try her hand at computors. Jim Jagiello left after one year, and Nan Doherty went home to New York to teach in greener pastures, (oh, by the way, Ms. Claudia Hurley didn’t have her picture appear in the yearbook, so everbody take a good look at her so you don’t forget what she looks like. Sorry Ms. Hurley.) Pope John High school endured its own personal tragedy late in the mild winter of 1980. The last thing this community expected on the morning of March 18 was to hear of the death of one of our own, Karen MacCuish, a 15 year old Sophomore. After the tears, shock and bewilderment, the student body mustered all Its strength with the personal conviction that their conduct would make that difficult time easier for Karen’s parents. None present at the resurrection mass a week later will ever forget the bravery exhibited by Mr. and Mrs. MacCuish as they celebrated Karen’s life with her friends and classmates. We sang during our Senior year. One of the more popular tunes during 1980 was Via Condios by Slim Whitman, famous singing sensation ( more popular than the Beatles ) We also traveled. During the week of April vacation, Seniors were slung all over the globe from Paris to Austria to Florida to Bermuda (pina coladas). The popular movies of 1980 were the Oscar winner Kramer vs. Kramer , The Empire Strikes Back , The Rose , Breaking Away and Being There . Television saw Edith Bunker leave All In the Family and Walter Cronkite annouce his retirment with Dan Rather replacing him. Every World crisis and fad was, of course, over shadowed by the miraculous additon of vending machines in the lower foyer and the modification of the girl’s blouses with more fashionable blouses. All this as a result of the work of the student congress. The selection of the valedictorian took a strange turn of events this year. Instead of Just one speaker, we were blessed with two. Ann Keane and Jean Fasano both had Identical A averages, and there was no way of singling just one of them. Therefore we were treated to a joint effort by Ann and Jean much to the pleasure of the graduating class. That is how our year of contrasts ended late In May of 1980. While the rest of the world seemed to be falling apart and at each other’s throats, the Pope John class of 1980 was completing a year when reason and lack of conflict prevailed. The way things are going in the adult world our stablizing influence will come none to soon. THE GRADUA TE Truly unbiased opinions!!! Although this book is dedicated to our parents, the mere fact that this book exists is a tribute to another very special person in our lives, Mrs. Nancy Whalen. Mrs. Whalen’s singular gift for compromise was her greatest contribution. She soothed hurt feelings, moderated the Great Cover Debate and molded us into one cohesive unit. We couldn’t list the untold instance in which Mrs. W. added her unique creativity and expertise to our efforts. We must simple say Thank you, Mrs. Whalen, for putting up with u r._____________________________________ Putting together a yearbook is, we imagine, much like having a baby. You work very hard for nine months to produce a beautiful and loved offspring . The labor pains are surely there, and the same questions are asked: What will it look like? and Will it be the best baby we’ve ever had? . And we know, deep down, that no one can love this baby as much as its parents. There’s always a special bond between creator and createe . On the following page are the creators of your yearbook. Please add Maureen Leahy and Tom Gaudet (our special projects man) in your mind’s eye. These people are so very important to me. Thank you is not enough, nor is You were so terrific to work with , nor is God bless you all . So, I’ll just say that as you look at these people, know that they were the most loyal bunch of kids in your class. After an exhaustive survey, we have chosen these UNBIASED opinions to publish!!!