St Charles School - Yearbook (Woburn, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1982 volume:

Q.. Dedicated with Love and Gratitude Father William Carroll Father Carroll has been a priest here at St. Charles for almost 8 years, and he has taught for many of those 8 years. He teaches Religion to the 9th grade, and the CCD Confirmation classes. He is also the director of CYO, and the CYO basketball teams. Father Carroll was born in Charlestown. At Malden Catholic, Father was quite a hockey player. He still plays hockey, as well as skiing, bicycling, and jogging. Some day, he hopes to run in a marathon. Compassionate and sensitive, he is a great friend to young and old alike, often visiting the sick in homes and in hospitals. He also has a good sense of humor. Father also has a tremen- dous devotion to the Holy Eucharist. This year alone, Father Carroll has married 80 of the 124 couples married at St. Charles. We will be sorry to lose Father Carroll, as he has been transferred to St. Agatha's Church in Milton. - GOOD LUCK FATHER CARROLL - The Class of 1982 St. Charles School Woburn, Mass. ff' J I7 Q 9 L Mrs. Carroll Mrs. Carroll was born on December 16, 1948, in Wethersfield, Connecticut. I-Ier hobby is reading and her favorite food is cheesecake. She likes the color blue- green and enjoys watching 60 MINUTESU on Sunday nights. Mrs. Carroll previously taught at Matignon High School where she taught grades 9 through 12. She has now been with St. Charles for a little over a year. Here she teaches Literature, English, History, Library and Art. Of all subjects her favorite to teach is Literature. She has no favorite class, she enjoys us all. Her advice for the graduating classes is to be content wilh yourseM Mrs. Carroll is planning on staying at St. Charles in the future. We all feel she is a valuable teacher and are really glad to have had her throughout the year. Thank you, Mrs. Carroll! 1 A - X 'Q Sr. Francis Charles Sr. Francis Charles is a native of Dorchester. She went to Emmanuel College and Boston College graduate school. She has been a Sister of Notre Dame for 49 years. This her 4th year at St. Charles and her 3rd assignment to St. Charles, the first assignment in 1936, the second in 1960 and the third in 1978. She'd rather be teaching than be a principal because she can be closer to the students. Her hobbies are, swimming, fishing, reading, horseback riding and traveling. What she likes best about St. Charles is the students, faculty, liturgy, field trips Cwashingtonl and it gives her the opportunity to do good for others. Thank you Sr. Francis Charles for all you have given. 3 ff 3 V L Mrs. Doyle Mrs. Doyle went to Mount Saint Mary's College, and graduated from there in 1960. Her first job was in Haverhill at the Winter Street School. She taught there for 2 years. She married and moved to Everett. Then she got her second teaching job at Malden Forestdale School for 2 years. She then had 4 children and stopped her career for 16 years. Next she went back to her career at a Revere school called Liberty School, a school for special needs, for 2 years. She lives in Lynnfield, her favorite color is blue, her favorite food is lobster. Her advice to the 9th grade is, A little thing is alittle thing, but to have faith in little things is a great thing. We all wish her many happy years. 4 Mrs. Ciampo Mrs. Ciampo is the music teacher here at St Charles She teaches the seventh and eighth grades Mrs. Ciampo was born in Somerville Massachusetts on July 15, 1947 and falls under the sign of Cancer Her favorite food is peach melba and some of her favorite things are gourmet cooking and singing Her desire is to someday own her very own gourmet cooking school We would like to thank Mrs. Ciampo for being a very nice and dedicated teacher. h4rs.Ilovasse Mrs. Hovasse was born in Boston, Massachusetts on October 14, 1942 and falls under the sign of Libra. Before becoming the secretary of St. Charles she work- ed at a newspaper in the Advertising Department. Mrs. Hovasse is a mother of four, two boys and two girls which all have attended St. Charles. She has been the secretary at St. Charles for two years and loves her job and all the children. Mrs. Hovasse loves to play tennis, her favorite color is green and her favorite food is lobster. The advice she wants to give the ninth grade is Work hard, be honest and you 'll make it. We all should stay as nice as we are. Pe Sr.IsabeH Sr. Isabell has been a librarian at St. Charles for IO years. She refers to them as happy years. She enjoys working in the library and seeing all the children taking out books to read. Sr. Isabell has many favorite things such as cooking, and watching baseball and the Muppet Show. Her favorite food is hot dogs. We asked Sister what her opinions of our class were. Always polite and good readers, she said. 5 l i F? I. W xp? if 1 I We B Mrs. Labillois etetifef 3 jgyipgw ee, 50 Mrs. Labillois was born on September 6 under the sign of Virgo. She grew up in Dorchester and graduated from Boston State College. She has been teaching for 6 years. Her first school was the Pauline A. Shaw in Dorchester and her second at the Ellen A. Richards in Dorchester. Mrs. Labillois has been teaching at St. Charles for 4 years and is the advisor of the cheerleaders. With her enthusiasm, encouragement and support she brought the St. Charles cheerleaders to winning the cheerleading competition for 1982. She enjoys Drum Corps, crocheting, bowling and going to Washington. Her favorite food is lasagna and her favorite color is blue. Mrs. Labillois has one child, Jamie, who is 6 years old and is expecting another in June. We all wish her the Best of Luck. O Mr. McHugh Mr. McHugh is just finishing his lst year at St. Charles. He is a 7th grade teacher of Science and Spanish. He enjoys it here at St. Charles because the students generally have good discipline. He enjoys the school trips, especially Washington, where he went as a chaperone, and had a great time. Some of his hobbies are traveling, having a good time, teaching, baseball, tennis and reading. He also enjoys swimming in his spare time. Mr. Mel-Iugh's advice to the students of the Junior High is, Try to do the best you can in lUe, and balance it, mentally, spiritually and socially. Weld all like to thank Mr. McHugh for being a great teacher and friend. J ,aug 14, df Qjfffwiyfyfd .X ' t N 1 f Q ffff 141 , ..Q-Nfl W ff!! ,flex 1 M ' ? f --1 la - 5 J Sr. Marie Paula Sr. Marie Paula has been teaching at St. Charles School for 7 years. Before coming to St. Charles, she taught in Leominster, Mass. She would rather teach in this school because she's happy and feels at home. She also feels she made a break through with the students. She said it takes a long time to get adjusted to a new school and to get to know the students. Sr. Paula thinks that both schools have been follow- ing the principles and values of St. Julie. They're trying to teach the kids in the way St. Julie would have. Sr. Paula says that St. Charles is a great school. It has a wonderful spirit which has been shown many times. She knows she's strict, but she loves the students very much, and hopes they know that. Thank you Sr. Paula. Mrs. Rice Mrs. Rice has been the gym teacher here at St. Charles School for 8 years. Before she taught here, she worked at Saugus High School. When she was asked why she enjoys teaching the children, she said because she enjoys them and loves to see them grow and become more skilled. Mrs. Rice's favorite sport to teach is basketball because there are so many skills to learn and she enjoys seeing the progress. Her favorite color is yellow, favorite food is raspberries and some of her hobbies are sewing, cross country skiing, canoeing, running, bicycl- ing and classical music. When asked her advice for the classes she said, Try to stay ft and enjoy the outdoors. Thank you Mrs. Rice - we will miss you. 7 i l 1 -J ACHIEVEMENTS THROUGH THE 1981 - 1982 SCHOOL YEAR First Term Honors 8B Second Term Honors 8B First Honors Anne Flaherty Jamie Hegarty Kevin Mulligan Joe Mercurio Second Honors Ed Flaherty Debbie Chamberlain Carrie Quinno Raquel Tayag Math Contest Tom French - First Prize Kevin Mulligan - Second Prize Jamie Hegarty - Third Prize Michael Wood -- Fourth Prize Matt Staffier - Fyth Prize First Honors Joe Mercurio Second Honors Debbie Chamberlain Anne Flaherty Carrie Quinno Ed Flaherty Kevin Mulligan Jamie Hegarty Art Fair Winners Anne Flaherty - Honorable Mention Anthony Saia - Third Prize Raquel Tayag -- Second Prize Debbie Chamberlain - First Prize Intramurals Grade Record Raffle Drive 9 2-0 First Prize - 9th Grade Cfull day offj 7A 1-1 Second Prize - 8th Grade B lhalf day offj 8B 1-1 8A 0-1 7B 0-1 Spelling Bee Contestants 8A Harry McDonough Christine Kerrigan Kathleen Cassidy Tom French Joe McCool 8B Joe Mercurio Raquel Tayag Ed Flaherty Anne Flaherty Debbie Chamberlain Spelling Bee Champ - Joe Mercurio 8 - SPECIAL EVENTS - Early in the year the 7th, 8th and 9th grades visited the J Library in Boston. Unlike most libraries, the J .F.K. Center is a resource library where you can find excellent informa- tion about our former President, John F. Kennedy, in films, documents and pictures. We found it to be a very interesting and fun learning experience. I'm looking forward to my next trip to their marvelous research center of American History. IntraMurals For the first time St. Charles held intramurals between the 7th, 8th and 9th grades. In the first game players from 7A and 7B entered the court with 7A in the end as the winners. Then came 8A and 8B with 8B as the winners, 8B versus the 9th grade with a victorious 9th grade. Finally, the grand finale - 7A versus 9th grade from which the 9th grade came out number one. They were awarded a trophy which they keep in their homeroom and I'm sure they are very proud of this award. I hope that intramurals in St. Charles will become an annual event. Engineers This year the Junior High was visited by an engineer who worked for the telephone company. The purpose of her visit was to broaden our alternatives in choosing a career. She explained some of the things she does and enjoys doing in her work. A film was shown about the different types of engineering and what has been done up to date in this field. Maybe someone will choose this direction for his! her future. All-in-all I feel it was a worthwhile program. Bonnie Lacerda 9 EASTER PARADE OF FASHIONS On April lst, the St. Charles Parents Club sponsored the 4th annual fashion show. Fashions were provided by T.J. Maxx of Bedford. Mrs. Cathy Trowbridge was the Master of Ceremonies for the evening. The School has was decorated with Spring-like ornaments. The clothes ranged from beachwear, to sportswear, to dress-up fashions. There were 6 eight grade participants, Chris Trowbridge, Bonnie Lacerda, Debbie Chamberlain, Johanne Scanlan, Chris Lopolito, and Michele Costa. Refreshments were served after the show. A special thanks to the Parents Club for a wonderful show. 10 PRA YER FOR GUIDANCE O Lord, Give me what it takes to be a holy youth .... Give me courage to do what is hardg courage to say no to sing courage to hold off the quitter in me. Give me a clean mind and clean speech, clean eyes and clean hands. Let me cherish cleanliness, and recognize that it brings happiness. Let me appreciate that in all purity, good things grow. Give me a gift for kindness, so I may never hurt another youth. Teach me to control my temper and my tongue, so they do not become instruments of cruelty. I know my own importance, Lord, but let me never fail to see that others have importance too. Give me strength of spirit, to defeat self-pity. If I am lonesome, lead me to the knowledge that to be loved I must be lovableg that I will have no real friends until I earn them. Give me that bigness spirit that I will need to be cheerfully obedient. Remove from my personality a sullen spirit. Teach me to take orders, so that some day I will know how to give them reasonably. Give me zest and drive to conquer laziness. Never let me feel that I can be served without serving, or get without giving. Instruct my heart in the love of work, so I may know the joy of rest. Give me that peace of mind which comes from knowing that I will never lead another to sin. By your grace, may no one be cheapened because he kept my company and may no one love just me for myself. Let all who love, learn to love you more. Give me finally, such brightness, laughter, and grace. that you will find me a temple of which you may be pleased as you were pleased with Mary. Amen. fHi Time Magazine! ll Grade 9 Class Officers President Claudia Gulla Vice President John Galipeau Secretary Nancy Spolidoro Treasurer Philip Ayres Phil Ayres 57 Wilders Grove Rd. Kingstone, N.H. Sign: Gemini Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Subject: Gym Favorite Sport: Football Favorite Food: Pizza Hobbies: Fishing Ambition: Marine Biologist High School: Arlington Catholic Tom Sean Coakley 26 West St. Woburn Sign: Cancer - July 6, I967 Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Subject: Gym Favorite Sport: Football Favorite Food: Italian Hobbies: Skiing Ambition: Lawyer High School: Austin Prep Phil Tom Burlamachi 34 Pine Rd. Sign: Leo - August 19, 1966 Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Subject: Gym Favorite Sport: Soccer Favorite Food: Pizza Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing Ambition: Carpenter High School: Shawsheen Tech Sean Billerica Dianne John Galipeau 9 Hovey St. Woburn Sign: Leo - July 28, 1967 Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Hobbies Color: Blue Subject: Algebra Sports: Basketball Food: Pizza : Fishing, TV, Sports, Radio Ambition: Doctor High School: Woburn High School Claudia Dianne Dewar 18 Redmond Ave. No. Reading Sign: Scorpio - October 24, 1967 Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Subject: Gym Favorite Sport: Baseball Favorite Food: Pizza Hobbies: Cooking Ambition: Secretary High School: Nazareth Academy : John Claudia Gulla 8 Seneca Rd. Woburn Sign: Taurus - May 16, 1967 Favorite Color: Red Favorite Subject: History Favorite Sport: Horseback Riding Favorite Food: Chinese Food Hobbies: Washington, Horses, Softball Ambition: Secretary High School: Woburn High School 16 Suzane Kerrigan 12 Independence Dr. Woburn Sign: Virgo - August 30, 1967 Favorite Color: Violet Favorite Subject: Spanish Favorite Sport: Basketball Favorite Food: Chocolate Hobbies: Baking, Swimming, Ice Skating Ambition: Architect High School: Woburn High School Jeanine Erin McDonough 29-3 Arlington Rd. Woburn Sign: Libra A September 24, 1967 Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Subject: Science Favorite Sport: Baseball Favorite Food: Steak Hobbies: Bike, Riding, Swimming, Cheering Ambition: Undecided Hish School: Woburn High School Jeanine Mecherkan y 44 Liberty Ave. Sign: Leo - August 5, 1966 Favorite Color: Black, Red Favorite Subject: Gym Favorite Sport: Football, Basketball Favorite Food: Pizza, Chinese Food Hobbies: Drawing, Painting, Dancing Singing Drums, Animals, Sports WCOZ Ambition: Veterinarian High School: Woburn High School Erin if A Christine 5 Ellen Mulrenan 10 Scott St. Sign: Libra - September 28, l967 Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Subject: Science Favorite Sport: Basketball Favorite Food: Pizza Hobbies: Cheering, Babysitting Ambition: Secretary High School: Woburn High School Woburn Nancy Christine McNeill 282 Centre St. Dorchester Sign: Pisces - March 6, 1967 Favorite Color: Yellow Favorite Subject: Science Favorite Sport: Basketball Favorite Food: French Fries Hobbies: Swimming, Babysitting Ambition: To be a Cop High School: Cardinal Cushing High School Ellen Nancy Spolidoro 8 Medford S t. Sign: Virgo - September 3, 1967 Favorite Color: Orchid Favorite Subject: Algebra Favorite Sport: Softball Favorite Food: Hamburger Hobbies: Softball, Basketball Ambition: Interior Decorator High School: Woburn High School 18 Woburn Kathy Spinale 3 Gov. Hutchinson Rd. Billerica Sign: Pisces - March 9, 1967 Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Subject: Science Favorite Sport: Basketball Favorite Food: Lobster Hobbies: Swimming, Cheering, Skiing Ambition: Airlines High School: Billerica High School Linda -- Tina Wing 11 Fletcher Rd. Wobum Sign: Capricon - January 10, 1967 Favorite Color: Purple Favorite Subject: Science Favorite Sport: Basketball Favorite Food: Pizza Hobbies: Cheering, Softball, Babysitting Ambition: Undecided High School: Woburn High School Kathy Linda Steeves 10 Myrtle St. Sign: Leo - July 23, 1967 Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Subject: Algebra Favorite Sport: Cheerleading Favorite Food: Chinese Food Hobbies: Cheerleading Ambition: Nurse High School: Woburn High School Tina 19 Woburn CLASS FA VORI TES Color Food Holiday Blue, Purple Pizza, Chinese Food Christmas, Thanksgiving Sport Subject Group Football, Basketball Science, Spanish Journey, Seger TV Show Car Radio Station M TV Mustang, Corvette WCOZ, WAAF Field Trip Town Season Washington, D.C. Woburn Summer, Spring Ice Cream Animal Song Chocolate, Mocha Chip Puppy, Horse Fantasy, Don't you Want Me Baby FA VORI T E THINGS Phil Ayres - AC DC Ozzy Osbourne, Motor Cycles, Fishing, Water Skiing, Rock Rush Tom Burlamachi - AC DC, Ozzy Osbourne, Billerica, Motor Cycles, Skiing, Uncle Joe Sean Coakley - Skiing, Waterskiing, Fishing, Beach, Summer, Motor Cycles, Horses, Rock-n-Roll, Poker John Galipeau - M TV, Journey, AC DC Fishing, Sports, J. Geils, M 'A 'S 'H, 94W, 92.9, WBCN, Chinese Food Dianne Dewar - WCOZ, 9th grade class, McDonalds, Levis, The Doors, Wrigleys, Nancy, Pepsi, M8cM's, No. Woburn, Journey, 2-28, Cheerleading and My Aunt Judy Claudia Gulla - Horses, Christine, 2,4,8, Food, Bubble-yum, Journey Suzanne Kerrigan - Unicorns, Rainbows, Traveling, Swimming, Reading, Jellybeans, Washington, D.C., the Beach, Journey, Magnum PI, my friends, Chinese Food Jeanine Mecherkany - WCOZ, Animals, Sports Cars, Sports, Candy, Summer, Beach, S, M, LM, AH, JM, C, EH, JS, my cat, TV, Tom Sellek, Motor Cycles Erin McDonough - Vacations, Bosom Buddies, General Hospital, Bike Riding, Cheering, Dynasty, Weekends, and Summer Christine McNeill - Music, Food, Expensive Cars, Nujmber 32, Friday Night, French Fries, Pickles, Claudia, Washington, D.C., Vacations, Tigers Ellen Mulrenun - Cheering, Magnum PI, Hampton Beach, General Hospital, K.M., Bike Riding Kathy Spinale - Jimmy, Hampton Beach, Washington, D.C., Parties on the Weekend, Rush, Journey, Aerosmith, WCOZ, Levis, Nikes Nancy Spolidoro - The Doors, T.P., Dianne, McDonalds, Bubble gum, Softball, M8cM's Linda Steeves - Cheerleading, WCOZ, Music, Food Tina Wing - Cheerleading, E.H. Rock, General Hospital, The Smurfs, Arizona Mrs. Labillois - The 9th Grade 20 IMAGINE IF . . . Phil Ayres didn't have to wait for his brother and sister . . . Tom Burlamachi did his homework . . . Sean Coakley didn't have anyone to sit beside when he took a test . . . John Galipeau stopped talking . . . Dianne Dewar liked school . . . Claudia Gulla didn't chew gum . . Suzanne Kerrigan didn't study . . . Erin McDonough fight with John . . . Jeanine Mecherkany didn't find out she was hot . . . Ellen Mulrenan knew Ponch was P.R .... Kathy Spinale wore the same clothes twice . . . Nancy Spolidoro came in early . . . Linda Steeves didn't write notes to Robbie . . . Tina Wing didn't know Eddie . . . Christine McNeill liked R.S .... Mrs. Carroll didn't write notes . . . Sr. Marie Paula didn't have corridor duty . . . Mr. McHugh jokes were funny . . . Mrs. Doyle didn't ask us to read . . . Mrs. Rice let us chew gum . . . Fr. Carroll called on you when you knew the answer WHAT'S NEW. . . Phillip is shy . . . What's New? He always is. Tom is in the closet with Sean . . . What's New? He always is. Sean isn't wearing a tie . . . What's New? He never does. John is talking in the back of the room . . . What's New? He always is! Dianne is NOT talking???? What's New? Claudia is wearing more than two shirts . . . What's New? She always does. Suzanne is getting good marks . . . What's New? She always does. Erin is sneaking over to ELLEN . . . What's New? She always does. Jeanine is running over to the office . . . What's new? She always does. Ellen is telling someone to say hi to Kevin . . . What's New? She always does. Kathy is going on another cruise . . . What's New? Nancy is doing her fingernails . . . What's New? She always does. Linda is weaving her gray sweater . . . What's New? She always does. Tina is having a lovers quarrel with Eddie again . . . What's new. She always is Christine is thinking of Roger . . . What's New? She never is. 21 NICKNA MES Phil Ayres P.A . Jeanine Mecherkany Tom Burlamachi Rod Ellen Mulrenan Sean Coakley Cokes Kathy Spinale John Galipeau Fish Nancy Spolidoro Dianne Dewar Pbcie Linda Steeves Claudia Gulla Claud Tina Wing Suzanne Kerrigan Sue Christine McNeill Erin McDonough Goffer OVER USED EXPRESSIONS Phil Ayres Nay Tom Burlamachi Ya Right Sean Coakley I don't got it John Galqneau Hi! How's the wife and kids? Dianne Dewar I wouldn't waste my time Claudia Gulla Shut up John! Suzanne Kerrigan Oh Gosh Erin McDonough Noi I don't think so. Jeanine Mecherkany Wizza Keen Ellen Mulrenan Tell Kevin I said 'hi' Kathy Spinale I can't wait to go home Nancy Spolidoro I have it but I can't find it Linda Steeves Nothing', Tina Wing You tard Christine McNeill Give me a Break Mrs. Carroll You'l1 find this on your SAT's for college Sr. Marie Paula Single File to the right Mr. McHugh Get your mind out of the gutter Myshe Ellie Kat Nan Lyn Deary Chrissy Mrs. Doyle The money you spend on gum could fill up a rice bowl Mrs. Rice Line up Fr. Carroll I apologize for the simplicity of this test Mrs. Labillois Wear it or get rid of it Sr. Frances Charles .......... Have a nice day! 22 What is a Homeroom . . . A Homeroom is . . . Phil always getting caught . . . John laughing . . . Sean taking things the wrong way . . . John gabbing away . . . Dianne sneaking candy . . . Claudia giggling in the corner with Christine . . . Suzanne doing her homework . . . Erin always with Ellen . . . Jeanine drawing . . . Kathy swinging her legs . . . Nancy doing her finger nails . . . Linda being quiet . . . Tina writing notes . . . and Mrs. Labillois being a great friend and teacher . . . We are quite a GROUP! RH Y MES Christine, Christine is fifteen, she is happy to be a teen Linda, Linda, is so shy, but Robbie is her favorite guy. Phil, Phil, is such a fool, when he tries to act real cool. Nancy, Nancy, chewing gum, Oh my gosh, it's bubble gum. Tina, Tina, has long hair which she combs with lots of care. Ellen, Ellen, is so nice she's as sweet as sugar and spice. Kathy, Kathy, is always happy, only when she takes her nappy. Tom, Tom, is so shy, but homework always makes him lie. Dianne, Dianne, think she's cute? When she talks you'll wish she was mute. Suzanne, Suzanne, is such a brain, that's why she is never a pain. Sean, Sean the leprechaun, never comes to school with his tie on. Erin, Erin, acts so sweet, that's why she's always on her seat. Jeanine, Jeanine, is so tall, she is high above us all. Claudia, Claudia, acts so keen, but she is never, never mean. John, John, had a wish, he wished he wasn't born a fish. Mrs. Labillois is so nice, but when we are bad, we pay the price. Mrs. Carroll, makes us study, since we are always in a hurry. Sr. Marie Paula, we see once a week, but it is nice to listen to her speak. Mr. McHugh, is a nice guy, that is why he never sighs. Mrs. Doyle, makes us read but she feels it's for an important need. Fr. Carroll, is a religion teacher, but when it comes to Mass he is a preacher. 23 CLASS HIS TOR Y Memories Light the Corners of Our Minds Remember When . . Spit ball fight in English When we were 16 The closet The tack Washington Eraser fights M8cM's A.F. Cheerleaders Mrs. L. Broke the window Spanish book pictures Ellen sneezed Sean's Math Book Kathy's cough attack Swimming in PA Sean and the tiny bubbles Phil's Root Beer Dirt for Science When Jamie came to school Christine from Roger We ate in the cafeteria The bottom of our tree Dianne went out on the ledge in Science Queeb The girls B attacks The meetings in the auditorium, Now what did we do. Tina and Erin had a fight with Kathy and Ellen about ponch The No. 3 with Sean, Mrs. L. and Tina Yearbook Tina, Kathy, Ellen and Erin's Chicken fights during gym Pea Porridge Hot, Pea Porridge Cold Pizza parties Tina ran away Girls met in the Bathroom Science Activities The girls unmentionables Mrs. Doyle's slipping of the words Apples Milk cartons 24 Most Likely to Succeed Suzanne K errigan John Galipeau Class Devil Dianne Dewar Sean Coakley Most Studious Suzanne Kerrigan John Galipeau Best Dressed Kathy Spinale Sean Coakley Most Artistic Jeanine Mecherkan y Sean Coakley Friendliest Erin McDonough John Galzpeau Most Talkative Christine McNeill John Galipeau Most Ladylike Claudia Gulla Shortest Dianne Dewar Tom Burlamachi Silliest Dianne Dewar John Galioeau Class Brat Christine McNeill Tom Burlamachi Most Popular Tina Wing Sean Coakley Class Angel Suzanne Kerrigan Most Dedicated Suzanne Kerrigan John Galioeau Best Conduct Linda Steeves Most Talented Claudia Gulla John Galipeau Most School Spirit Ellen Mulrenan Phil Ayres Most Shy Linda Steeves Manliest Sean Coakley Tallest Jeanine Mecherkan y Sean Coakley Class Clown Christine McNeill Tom Burlamachi Best Looking Nancy Spolidoro Sean Coakley PROPHE C Y Here we are, the year 2007, celebrating our 25th year anniversary of our graduation from the 9th grade at St. Charles. We are celebrating this party at the Royal Hawaiian, Mrs. Labillois' new restaurant. Sitting on either side of Mrs. Labillois are her quadruplets, Sean, Tom, Phil and John Cwhere did she get those names?!j Speaking of the boys, three of them are famous now, Sean, Tom and John. Of the three, Sean holds the most prestigous position, he is Pope Pablo I, land probably the last.J Unfor- tunately, he messed up the boy! girl seating arrangement, by not bringing a date. Meanwhile, Tom has become the new 7 foot, 5 inch star of the NBA. Last but not least is John Galipeau, the world's famous doctor, who discovered a cure for cancer. What happened to Phil? He is still in the old 9th grade waiting for his brother and sister so he can go to the library. Getting up to talk is, surprisingly enough, Linda Steeves, she has recently become one of the most famous public speakers in the country. She owes it all to Sr. Marie Paula. Over to the right, are, as usual, Mother Claudia Gulla and Mother Christine McNeill, both of Dor- chester. They go around the neighborhoods picking up trash and helping others. Jeanine Mecherkany comes roaring in on her motorcycle, now the new Evil Knievil. She has now broken a world record by jumping over a number of cars. Over by Claud and Chris, is Suzanne Kerrigan, who is now the host of the T.V. game show, Family Fued. She became the star of the show because of her experience of growing up as the oldest in a family of seven children. Over to the far right are, of course, Erin and Ellen. They have gone into the wrestling business as partners. They are the World Champs - Muscles Mulrenan and The Gopher. They got their experience from beating on the 9th grade boys. Opposing Ellen and Erin are the widely renowned, Dianne Dewar and Nancy Spolidoro. They've been practicing for a final fight that will decide who is the best wrestling team. They've decided to fight because of all the times Nancy has called Ellen vicious, Last but not least, are Kathy and Tina. They are still talking to Mr. McHugh, which they practiced doing during our old, but good, Science classes. Well, everyone is leaving now, so we will look forward to our 50th reunion. 26 LAST WILL and TES TAMEN T As we leave these hallowed walls, we would each like to leave behind something of ourselves. We would also like to leave something to each of the Junior High Classes and to each of our teachers. Phillip Ayers, leaves his voice to Tom French. Tom Burlamachi, leaves his vociferousness to Michael Wood. Sean Coakley, leaves his height to Anthony Saia. John Galipeau, leaves his mouth to Joe Mercurio. Dianne Dewar, leaves my laugh to Carrie Quinno. Claudia Gulla, leaves her ribbons to the8th grade girls. Suzanne Kerrigan, leaves her grades to Jeanette Pierce. Erin McDonough, leaves her brown hair to Jane Wells. Jeanine Mecherkany leaves her curly hair to Ginger Meek. Ellen Mulrenan, leaves her captain emblem to next years cheerleadng captain Kathy Spinale, leaves her necklaces to Caryn Ciampa. Nancy Spolidoro, leaves her talkativeness to Laura Murray. Linda Steeves, leaves her love letters to anyone who wants them. Tina Wing, leaves her heart to E.H. Christine McNeill leaves herself to R.S. To To To To To To To To To 7A and 7B, we leave the best of luck to each and everyone in the future 8A and 8B, we leave all of the fun times which were really fun. Mrs. Labillois, we leave all our gratitude and appreciation and 63. Mrs. Doyle, we leave our World History Books and unused notebooks. Mr. McHugh, we leave all our practical jokes. Mrs. Carroll, we leave our spitballs. Sr. Marie Paula, we leave our talented speaking voices. Fr. Carroll we leave our Tuesday quizes. Mrs. Rice we leave our A.B.C. Bubble Gum. 27 Basketball Team - Front Row lleft to rightj Kevin Meaney, Ray Polito, Matt Stafher, Joe MeC0o1, Ed Hatch, John Claffey. Second Row lleft to rightj Jimmy Galipeau, David Palmer, Rob Palmer, Mr. Palmer fcoachj, John Galipeau, Jon Palermo, David McC0ol. THE CR USADERS The St. Charles Crusaders had a great year, with a 10-5 record. The captains, Ray Polito and Kevin Meaney, led the team through the season. Eddie Hatch, Joe McCool, Matt Staffier and Steven Shaunessy showed strong ability and dedication where it was needed. Jon Palermo, David Palmer, Jimmy Galipeau, John Claffy and Dave McCool showed great promise for the next year's team, and to them we wish the best of luck. During the season, the team proved to be a strong team, losing games by narrow margins. The team proved to be an exciting one by winning most of the games that were needed to be won. The playoffs came around and we played Bishop Cheverus first, We won 31-30 with Kevin Meaney scoring the winning foul shot. We then went on to play St. Raphael's. At the final seconds of the game a technical given to the opposing team gave us a chance. Ray Polito swished the technical in to send the game into overtime. Unfortunately the team lost, thus winning 2nd place in the playoffs, but it was an exciting game and an exciting year. 28 ki Qs Q ,E N 5 X aff 3' as x 'dh i 3 Qi YYY 2,3 ?x'K 3 5 13 , ff 4 i Cheerleaders - Front Row lleft to rightl Cheryl Chamberlain, Kim Coakley, Julie Mulrenan. Second Row ileft to right! Tina Wing, Erin McDonough, Debbie Chamberlain, Jathy Spinale, Michele Cosla, Linda Steeves, Candy Coakley, Ellen Mulrenan. Third Row fleft to rightj Kerry Boback, Jennier McCormick, Susannah Collins, Christina Ganley, Kim Paste, Roselyn Tayag. Missing from photo Nancy Spolidoro and Dianne Dewar. St. CHARLES CHEERLEADERS The St. Charles Crusaders were led to 2nd place in the league by the support of the St. Charles Cheerleaders. Like the boys, the girls did a wonderful job in putting the spirit of our school at it's highest point. The squad was made up of 17 junior high girls and 3 mascots. The mascots were Julie Mulrenan and Kim Coakley, both of the 4th grade, and Cheryl Chamberlain, who is in the 3rd grade. Part of the squad was made up of a captain, and 2 co-captains. The captain was Ellen Mulrenan, and the 2 co-captains were Christina Ganley and Tina Wing. The following girls made up the squad, Debbie Chamberlain, Michele Costa, and Kim Paste from the 8th grade. Kerri Boback, Candy Coakley, Susannah Collins, Roselyn Tayag, Jennifer McCor- mick and Kathy Walsh from the 7th grade. And last but not least the 9th grade, who were in there last year cheering at St. Charles, were Nancy Spolidoro, Dianne Dewar, Kathy Spinale, Linda Steeves and Erin McDonough. The girls worked very hard and diligently during the days leading up to the competition. It payed off, though, because we came in lst place in the cheering competition, where we com- peted against 4 other squads. We didn't work by ourselves, though, we had the enthusiasm of the students of St. Charles, and teachers who built up our confidence to put us on the top! We had the help of our advisor, Mrs. LaBillois, who has helped us greatly for the past 4 years. Mrs. LaBillois's assistant was Maureen Mulrenan, who cheered at St. Charles for 2 years, then coached the girls for 2 years. The girls who cheered for 3 years were Tina, Ellen, Nancy and Linda. For 2 years were Dianne, Erin, Debbie, and Michele, and for 1 year were Kathy, Kim, Kerri, Candy, Susan- nah, Kathy W., Jennifer, Christine and Rose. Thanks for a great year girls! 30 CS'eomM-'L WWPQPQTKQYWW mmm '00J'9g'M . Q X? . 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Q .A XV ', ,,-!:' sf , a D5 Charles School 1981-82 Lori Thomas Brien Birthdate: March 3, 1968 Favorite Saying: 6'Charity begins on a bus Hobbies: Fishing Future Education: Shawsheen Tech Memories of School: 425 Future Career: Mechanic Favorite Class: Spanish Kathleen By Harry McDonough Lori Belcastro Birthdate: March 6, 1968 Favorite Saying: Social Outcast Hobbies: Basketball and swimming Future Education: St. Charles fo I' 0116 ITIOTC year then Arlington Catholic Memories of School: Last night i Future Career: Architect n Washington Favorite Classes: Math and Spanish Kathleen Cassidy Birthday: May 17, 1968 By Kim Paste Thomas Favorite Saying: Don't worry about it Hobbies: Softball, Skiing, Volunteer at hospital Future Education: Arlington Catholic Memories of School: The glasses Future Career: Therapist Favorite Class: Spanish, Gym and all the Tis By Chris Kerrigan YY Caryn Ciampa Birthdate: November 1, 1968 Favorite Saying: Who me? Hobbies: Hockey, Rock Future Education: St. Charles Memories of School: Mr. McHugh and his plaid socks Favorite Class: Architecture By Eileen Tom French Birthdate: June 16, 1968 Favorite Saying: Bummer Hobbies: Baseball, Basketball Future Education: Austin Prep Memories of School: Washington, Rooms 207 SL 327 Future Career: Lawyer Favorite Class: Spanish By Chris Lopolito Caryn Eileen Donohoe Birthdate: April 13, 1968 Favorite Saying: So Whati' Hobbies: Basketball, Swimming Softball Future Education: Memories of School: Washington, Taco Party Future Career: Drummer or Champion Swimmer or Hockey Player Favorite Class: Math Tom 38 By Laura Murray Christine Bonnie Lacerda Birthdate: June l, 1968 Hobbies: Collecting Stamps, Shells, Dolls and Frogs Future Education: St. Louis Academy Memories of School: Washington Future Career: Secretary Chris By Ginger Meek Christine Kerrigan Birthdate: November 19, 1968 Favorite Saying: OK, you guys Hobbies: Ice Skating, Drawing, Volunteer at Hospital Future Education: Woburn High Memories of School: The Phone Call and Washington and being Class President of 8A! Future Career: Surgeon or Therapist Favorite Class: Art, Literature and Spanish By Kathleen Cassidy Bonnie Chris Lopolito Birthdate: August 13, 1968 Favorite Saying: Smooth Move Exlaxu Hobbies: LaCrosse, Girl Chasing Future Education: St. Charles Memories of School: Washington Future Career: Diesel Mechanic Favorite Class: Spanish By Tom French 39 Jimmy Marshall Birthdate: February 13, 1968 Favorite Saying: aloe, you're such a mann Hobbies: Swimming, Baseball, Building Future Education: Pope John Memories of School: Spanish Class and Washington Future Career: Architect Favorite Class: Math By Joe MCCOOI Joe Harry McDonough Birthdate: December 6, 1967 Favorite Saying: I Left it at Home Hobbies: Piano, Hockey Surfing Future Education: Arlington Catholic Memories of School: Washington Future Career: Doctor Favorite Class: Science By Tom Brien Jimmy Joe McCool Birthdate: March 26, 1968 Hobbies: Patch Collecting, Basketball, Boy Scouts Future Education: St. Charles Memories of School: Washington, Spanish and Friends Future Career: Forest Rangers Harry 40 By Jim Marshall Joseph Ginger Meek Birthdate: September 10, 1968 Favorite Saying: Is he for real Hobbies: Gymnastics, Stamp Collecting and Interest in Garfield Future Education: St Louis Academy, Lowell Future Career: Journalism 'Natalie Jacobsonls successor' Favorite Class: Lunch By Bonnie Lacerda Colleen l Joseph McNamee Birthdate: March 6, 1968 Favorite Saying: Don't ask mef' Hobbies: Building Things Future Education: Arlington Catholic Memories of School: No Memory Future Career: Building Contractor Favorite Class: Math By Ray Polito Ginger Colleen Mooney Birthdate: May 8, 1968 Favorite Saying: Can I Borrow . . . Hobbies: Swimming, Softball and Basketball Future Education: St. Charles Memories of School: Mr. McHugh's Socks and Kevin Mulligan Future Career: Teacher Favorite Class: Spanish and Math By Cheryl Scojqeld Laura Murray Birthdate: December 27, 1968 Favorite Saying: Who cares Hobbies: Basketball, Softball and Baseball Future Education: Woburn High School Memories of School: Washington Trip Future Career: Basketball Player or some other Sports Player Favorite Class: Gym By Eileen Donohoe Patricia Kimberly Paste Birthdate: December 12, 1968 Favorite Saying: Are you mad? Hobbies: Karate, Cheerleading, Gymnastics Future Education: Billerica High Memories of School: Washington, Tina Wing, Kathy Spinale Future Career: Doctor Favorite Class: Math and Spanish By Lori Belcastro Laura Patricia Rais Birthdate: June 15, 1968 Favorite Saying: Wow!,' Hobbies: Guitar, Music Future Education: Burlington High Future Career: Undecided Favorite Class: Music By Caryn Ciampa l Kimberly Ray Polito Birthdate: December 30, 1968 Favorite Saying: That's Life Hobbies: Basketball Future Education: The Vocational School Future Career: Carpenter Favorite Class: Math By Joe McNamee Ray Michael Rollins Birthdate: October 31, l968 Favorite Saying: Eat Lead Chumpl' Hobbies: Hockey, Hunting and Fishing Future Education: Austin Prep Memories of School: History Class Future Career: Government Official Favorite Class: History By Eddie Walsh Michael Cheryl Scofield Birthdate: February 23, 1968 Favorite Saying: I love itlYou gotta love it Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming, Volley- ball Future Education: Billerica High School Memories of School: Mr. McHugh and his plaid socks Future Career: Doctor Favorite Class: Spanish and Math Chefyl By Colleen Mooney 43 P Steve Shaunessy Birthdate: May 7, l967 Favorite Saying: 6'You know what I meani' Hobbies: Hockey Future Education: Memories of School: Washington Future Career: Hockey Player, Own a Sports Shop Favorite Class: Spanish By Chris Trowbridge Chris Eddie Walsh Birthdate: January 9, 1968 Favorite Saying: C'Geiks,,J Pencil Neck Geik Hobbies: Hockey Future Education: Arlington Catholic Memories of School: Spanish Class Future Career: Unknown Favorite Class: Spanish By Mike Rollins Chris T ro wbridge Birthdate: March 16, 1968 Favorite Saying: t'No way Hobbies: Swimming Future Education: Austin i Steve re ally i ' Prep Memories of School: Washington Future Career: Archeolgist Favorite Class: Math By Steve Shaunessy Eddie Tom Brien 's forever kind Always keeping others in mind. Tom French may be very loud But always speaks well in front of a crowd. Chris Lopolito's not very bad. For his being in our class we're glad! James Marshall sure does like his vest For us he wants to look his best! Joe McCool - a boy scout through and through He'll always do anything for you. Harry McDonough 's smile always gleams But most of all when he dreams. Joe McNammee's great - the best all-around A better guy no one's found. Ray Polito - the basketball star We are all sure he'll go far! Michael Rollins so loves to joke and laugh He's among the best of the whole class! Steve Shaunessy's our class clown I've never seen him wearing a frown. Chris Trowbridge 's one great guy Without doing a good deed, a day won't go by. Eddie Walsh is a natural hockey star We're all hoping he'll go for. Lori Belcastro - that's her name Making good friends is her game. Kathleen Cassidy's always kind Letting others know they're in mind. Caryn Ciampa's always up to her antics It's enough to drive a classmate frantic. Eileen Donohoe - the Irish heir Which is readily shown by her hair. Christine Kerrigan's our class president She'll go far - of that we're all confident. Bonnie Lacerda's frogs are her fad Someday she might even live on a lilypad! Ginger Meek - shels so small Wouldn't it be funny if she grew 7 FT tall? Colleen Mooney's always nice to everyone And somehow makes a day seem fun. Laura Murray 's so athletic She makes us all look pathetic. Kim Paste - a true-blue friend She'll stay with you till the end. Patty Rais hardly utters a peep She barely says a word a week. Cheryl Scofield 's always at your beck and call But don't bug her during General Hospital. 45 Most-Likely to Succeed Thomas Brien Christine Kerrigan Most Mischievous Tom French Caryn Ciampa Most Helpful Joseph McCool Ginger Meek Most Shy Joe McNamee Bonnie Lacerda Most Artistic Michael Rollins Kathleen Cassidy Best Looking Chris Trowbridge Kim Paste 23 I Most Popular Chris Lopolito Lori Belcastro Most Polite Jimmy Marshall Colleen Mooney Class Dreamer Harry McDonough Patty Rais Most Athletic Ray Polito Laura Murray Most Humorous Steven Shaunessy Eileen Donohoe Most Talkative Ed Walsh Cheryl Scofield sxs,+ 3249 S O 4 'X'-03 V 08 RWWQC .4 f, LAST WILL and TES T AMEN T We, the students of 8A being of sound mind hereby leave our worldly possessions to the Seventh Grade .... I, Thomas Brien, leave my study habits to my sister. I, Thomas French, leave my braces to Stephen Ward. I, Chris Lopolito, leave my sense of humor to Mark Presti. I, James Marshall, leave my tape collection to anybody who can handle it. I, Joseph McCool, leave my outside shot to David Palmer. I, Harry McDonough, leave my musical ability to Mark Puopolo. I, Joseph McNamee, leave my height to Tom O'Connell. I, Raymond Polito, leave my 308 points to Jon Palenno. I, Michael Rollins, leave my money and wealth to John Claffey. I, Steven Shaunessy, leave my enormous muscles to anyone who can handle them. I, Chris Trowbridge, leave my Oh, you have a cute little brother to anyone who will take him. I, Edward Walsh, do not leave my money to my sister who doesn't deserve it. I, Lori Belcastro, leave all my books to anyone who can fit them in one desk. I, Caryn Ciampa, leave my short hair to Christina Ganley. I, Eileen Donohoe, leave my glasses to Kathy Walsh. I I, Christine Kerrigan, leave my presidency to anyone who wants it. I, Bonnie Lacerda, leave my frogs to Anne Marie Michalski. I, Ginger Meek, leave my science book to Irene Mahoney. I, Colleen Mooney, leave my excuses to Keith M. I, Laura Murray, leave my athletic abilities to Mary Brien. I, Kimberly Paste, leave my sweaters to Candy Coakley. I, Cheryl Scofield, leave my seat in 8A to Claudia Epple. 47 SYMBOLS X I44v.', - 1 ' ' . rw - M 'ffm f'Mf f wx '40 Q Q Q V 5136 SAMQSS, gmg CD CVWVW5 TPOKQBYQ drge, poCHy foie my QLYJWQ 355'- 48 Ginger Tai MC fs DL W' HU 3hO f Q 'X fp , K X Z' Wx ,:5'?:Yi, K5 gfnffexl f 1' f CZ QW ?OfLOfLOG, Harry XMWMJ 45,2 dai -A dew, av as 'TV' . Doajvof c 2533 ffm gh, Cdlgen nfl C0065 I , 'LMC Z M ' I 7422 FM A Minka 121 Tlomxxrgg Q Q ' Of! Covgvw Cvoumpq 1 Z Wm B xi XT O ' Q 'U M 5 GQ 49 ,, REMEMBER THE DA YS 8A is leaving - we're going our ways Never to forget the St. Charles days. The times we shared were the very best A whole lot better than all the rest. No one's perfect - we all know that We tried our best to prove that fact We left a mark no one will forget. Sr. Marie Paula will retire yet The teachers we had will never forget The times that we had - some they will always regret We all remember the joy we had together Because . . . Memories are forever. REMEMBER WHEN . . . Tom Brien 's pants ripped in church Michael Rollins was arguing that the history books were wrong Harry McDonough mistook the encyclopedia seller for a substitute teacher Mrs. Labillois slammed the door and broke the glass in the window Ray Polito unplugged the clocks Steve Shaunnessy was selling radios Caryn Ciampa skipped a week of school When we went to Washington, D.C. Mrs. Doyle's clock fell apart The boys got caught hanging out the window Joe McC0ol had to stick his head against Mr. McHugh's board Colleen Mooney swallowed ink in Spanish Ginger Meek got caught with a note Chris Lopolito got kicked out of Mrs. Doyle's room We had Spanish outside WE GOT IN TROUBLE!!.'!.'!! S0 NICKNA MES Thomas Brien Thomas French Chris Lopolito James Marshall Joseph McCool Harry McDonough Joseph McNamee Raymond Polito Michael Rollins Steven Shauneesy Chris Trowbridge Edward Walsh Lori Belcastro Kathleen Cassidy Caryn Ciampa Eileen Donohoe Christine Kerrigan Bonnie Lacerda Ginger Meek Colleen Mooney Laura Murray Kimberly Paste Patricia Rais Cheryl Scofield Moose Frenchie Lopo Jaime Cool-ade The good doctor Fuzzie Politas Malcolm Shag T ro wb Puck Brain y Muscles Pizza Red Ms. President Kermit Sputnick Lennie Muscles Cookie Monster Patty Info service i?- -r 2-'WE 054, -rife-1 i v IMAGINE IF . . . Thomas Brien became a convict . . . Thomas French spoke softly . . . Chris Lopolito gave up girls . . . James Marshall didn't wear his vest . . . Joseph McCool weren't a boy scout . . . Harry McDonough couldn't play the piano . . Joseph McNamee didn't have curly hair . . . Raymond Polito weren't a basketball player . Michael Rollins didn't have a current event . . Steven Shaunessy had hair . . . Chris Trowbridge weren't tall . . . Edward Walsh didn't play hockey . . . Lori Belcastro failed a test . . . Kathleen Cassidy didn't laugh . . . Caryn Ciampa wore glasses . . . Eileen Donohoe didn't have red hair . . . Christine Kerrigan weren't President . . . Bonnie Lacerda hated frogs . . . Ginger Meek hated Garfield . . . Colleen Mooney weren't borrowing something Laura Murray weren't athletic . . . Kimberly Paste didn't brush her hair . . . Patricia Rais spoke loudly . . . Cheryl Scofield were a midget . . . CLASS FA VORI TES Food Group Pizza, Italian Subs J. Geils Band, ACXDC Sport Song Basketball, Hockey I Love Rock 8: Roll , Center- fold Radio Station 94W WCOZ, 107 WAAF T-V- Show General Hospital , Private Ben- Month jaminu M , J ay une Literature Story Call of the Wild , Just Short of Class . ,, Eternity Spanish, Math ALL OF US - 25 YEARS FROM NOW Here we are at the 25th Reunion of the Class of '82. Some of the guests have already arrived. Over in the corner I see Officer Tom Brien, Professor French and Father Christopher. By the punch table, I see leather manufacturer, James Marshall, the world leader of Boy Scouts, Joe McCool, and the pianist and stuntman, Harry McDonough. The brain surgeon, Joe McNamee, is off on an urgent operation and Ray Polito, the famous basketball player, cannot be here tonight because of a playoff game. Some more people are entering the banquet hall. Our famous hockey player, Michael Rollins, the stand-up comic, Steven Shaunessy, the dentist, Chris Trowbridge, and the hockey player, Ed Walsh. News has come in that Lori-Ann Belcastro, the manufacturer of combs, cannot be here tonight because her largest plant broke down. Here comes Kathleen Cassidy, who hasn't done much except get married to Rick Springfield. Caryn Ciampa just arrived, the famous mud wrestler. Accompanying Caryn, Eileen Donohoe, the drummer for the new band The What? , also arrived. Even Christine Kerrigan, the Governor of California, is here and Bonnie Lacerda, the co-star of the hit T.V. series The Frog and I . Ginger Meek, the ever-famous journalist just made her ever- conspicuous entrance. Colleen Mooney, the fashion designer, is here along with the famous basketball player, Laura Murray, and Kim Paste, the Dallas cheerleader, and Sister Patty has just walked over from the convent. Last of the gang, Cheryl, the star of General Hospital Emergency Room could not be here tonight because of taping. Time for festivities which is my cue to leave. Have Fun 8A! 52 8A SPORTS FISHING BASKETBALL HOCKEY BASEBALL ,Jim TENNIS GYMNASTICS j4,.'S'x 'ff mr 1 L 4-923' 1' up ' 1 ,tgigdf-Qwx 1- T ! ..,,-nf P ada ' Sr . Q 1 1' ine! I 'gfaltavv itxgit, llh 'Ill Thomas Brien Thomas French Chris Lopolito James Marshall Joseph McCool Harry McDonough Joseph McNamee Raymond Polito Michael Rollins Steven Shauneesy Chris Trowbridge Edward Walsh Lori Belcastro Kathleen Cassidy Caryn Ciampa Eileen Donohoe Christine Kerrigan Bonnie Lacerda Ginger Meek Colleen Mooney Laura Murray Kimberly Paste Cheryl Scofield SPORTS - 8A Hshing, darts baseball, basketball lacrosse baseball, swimming, basketball basketball, mountain climbing baseball gym, and hockey hockey, surfng basketball basketball hockey, fishing, hunting baseball hockey, football, lacrosse swimming, basketball hockey, baseball, Hshlng basketball, swimming basketball, softball hockey basketball, swimming hockey basketball softball gymnastics swimming, tennis hockey, soccer, softball CYO basketball cheerleader, gymnastics volleyball, tennis, swimming 54 YEAR BOOK SPORTS INTER VIE WS Tom Brien is an accomplished freshwater fisherman and saltwater fisherman and enjoys darts. Tom French plays baseball for the Billerica Angels and plays 3rd base. Chris Lopolito is a lacrosse player and has played lacrosse through the Burlington Recreation Department. James Marshall plays baseball for the Stoneham Orioles and plays center. Joe McCool plays basketball and was on the St. Charles Crusaders and was an All-Star. Harry McDonough plays hockey for the Black Hawks and plays left wing. Joe McNamee plays baseball on the Giants and played catcher. Ray Polito plays basketball for the St. Charles Crusaders and played all positions. Michael Rollins plays hockey for the Burlington Cananucks and plays right wing. Steve Shaunessy plays hockey for the Middlesex County Islanders and plays defense. Chris Trowbridge swims on the team New England B. He swam free style. Ed Walsh plays hockey on the Blackhawks and this team came in lst place. Lori Ann Belcastro plays basketball on the St. Charles CYO. She plays guard. Kathleen Cassidy plays softball on the Astro's and plays left field. Caryn Ciampa plays softball on the St. Charles team and plays right field. Eileen Donohoe plays basketball. She plays forward for the St. Charles Chargers. Christine Kerrigan plays basketball on a neighborhood team. Bonnie Lacerda plays softball for the Lums and plays right field. Ginger Meek was in gymnastics for four years. Colleen Mooney plays softball for the Red Sox and plays center field. 55 W Y, ! ig!! M 'GA 1 .f . 4 .wi If 3 1 f. ,.:,j'H - .Jr .,.f - ,e, .gif ff? fe1f'h M ' min- if t X 1' Q, A 5 :QA :M , A I Q' 'E,. Yf. ,.., '- ' -k:a'?g3Wf in fx' K, ligiwf? Wg, ff . we-if -' pig-g Wir 4 . 'N ff 54- Jvififhf .Q N QL, . 'Q' v ' x 1839. -gff , - xv-,f 2 Lg: 75. ni -4 ,ig Q Y 55- S? 2? Q X A x '.z.zLkVL V- ' ,. X J, ,fffv wg M if-V 1 1 , Y if AGS 1? V Q k ,. Q WWfk7f 5'i K f'..1,. wwf 'S- ,,. I , W .N ff 0 i 5 Grade 8B I Debbie Tina Colozzo July 10, 1968 ll Briscoe St., Woburn, MA Memories: Washington, D.C. Ambition: School Teacher Tina has been attending St. Charles since the Sth grade. Before that she went to Tarkey. She likes St. Charles. Next year she is going to Matignon. Michelle Debbie Chamberlain April 13, 1968 32 Davis St., Woburn, MA Memories: Washington, D.C., Class 8B Ambition: Teacher and Psychiatrist-Social Worker Debbie started St. Charles in Kindergarten. She likes St. Charles because, Everyone in the school is like a family. Debbie will be staying at St. Charles for 9th grade and then she will move on to Woburn High School. Tina Michelle Costa Sept. 15, 1968 9 Sullivan St., Burlington, MA Memories: The principal's bathroom, Suitcase at 2:00 o'clock, Urgent meetings, The Scorpian, Washington, D.C. Ambition: Go to college at Radcliffe Michelle came to st. Charles during the 5th grade, from Memorial School in Burlington. Since then she has liked the understanding teachers of the school. Going to Arlington Catholic next year, she says she has fond memories of our school. Anne Flaherty Oct. 7, 1968 12 Freedom Rd., Woburn, MA Memories: Washington, Girls Basketball Game, 1 Jane and her moose Ambition: Journalist, Artist or Musician or. . . Anne went to Veterans Memorial School in Woburn before starting St. Charles in the 5th grade. She likes St. Charles because all her best friends are here. Next year she will go to Arlington Catholic. Camera Shy Ed Hatch July 19, 1967 Memories: No. 425, TINA Ambition: Merchant Marine Officer, Redneck of the Coast of Louisiana Ed started St. Charles in 7th grade. He was originally from the Hurlde in Woburn. He says, I like St. Charles because its more of a family type atmosphere, also just about everyone is Insane, He,ll probably be here again next year. A nne Ed Flaherty May 21, 1968 93 Shawsheen Rd., Burlington, MA Memories: Washington, Broken beaker in Science Class Ambition: Career in Science Ed started in St. Charles in the second half of the 3rd grade. Ed used to go the Hurlde in Woburn. He is going to Austin Prep next year. Ed 60 Camera Shy Maura Man tia Dec. 6, 1968 l0 Sandspur Ln., No. Reading, MA Memories: Washington, D.C., The Mall Ambition: Physical Therapist Maura came to St. Charles in the 7th grade from No. Reading Jr. High. She likes the school because of her friends and the teachers. Next year, Maura will remain in St. Charles to attend the 9th grade. Camera Shy , 61 Jamie Hegarty March 5, 1968 28 Washington St., Stoneham, MA Memories: Washington Ambition: Writer, Artist, Maybe a Priest Gust a slight possibilityl Jamie first attended St. Charles in the fall of 1980. Since then Jamie has made many friends and has achieved the Honor Roll four times. We wish Jamie the best of luck at Austin Prep. Maura James Maloney Dec. 7, 1968 7 Hiawatha Rd., Woburn, MA Memories: Coming to school Washington Week Ambition: None Jay has been attending St. Charles since Kinder- garten. He likes St. Charles because hels made a lot of friends. Jay will be going to Arlington Catholic next year. Kevin Meaney March 27, 1968 16 Morse St., Wobum, MA Memories: l2f2f82, No. 425, All Star Game, ELLEN 143, Washington Ambition: None Kevin has been in St. Charles since kindergarten. He like St. Charles because a person can know everyone in the school. Kevin will be retuming here for the 9th grade then will go to Woburn High School. W Ben Molinari Sept. 18, 1968 13 Pinehurst Ave., Billerica Memories: No. 425, Washington, No. 215 Ambition: Private Investigator Ben came in the 7th grade from St. Patrickis and is going to Shawsheen Technical High School in Billerica, Ma. He likes St. Charles because the teachers are nice and the students are easy to get along with. F Kevin .Toe Mecurio June 6, 1968 25 Susan Dr., Billerica, MA Memories: lst day of school, Winning spelling bee, Washington Ambition: Marine Biologist Joe came to St. Charles this year from the Locke Middle School in Billerica, He likes this school because the people are nice here and because he can get a good education. Next year he is going to Arlington Catholic. Ben Kevin Jeanette Pierce Dec. l2, 1967 3 University Ave., Burlington Memories: Birthday cake, notes, Make-up, butterfly, Rocky Point Ambition: Medical Secretary In Sth grade, Jeanette left the Wildwood school in Burlington and came here to St. Charles. Since then she has had many friends, and memorable experiences to thank St. Charles for. Next fall Jeanette will be attending Shawsheen Valley Technical High School. Good Luck, Jeanette. Carrie . Kevin Mulligan Aug. 20, 1968 26 Beaverbrook Rd., Burlington Memories: Washington, Beaker in Science, Math and Essay contests, Ice on Kevin Sullivan Ambition: Computer Teclmician Kevin started at St. Charles in the fourth grade. Pre- viously he went to the Fox Hill School. He likes St. Charles because it teaches good values, and the kids here are friendly. Kevin is going to Burlington High next year. l Jeanette Carrie Quinno Jan. 25, 1968 17 Colonial Rd., Wobum Memories: Washington, Class 8B Ambition: Teacher or Nurse Carrie started St. Charles in kindergarten, which means this is the only school she ever went to. She likes the school because she thinks the people around are friendly. Next year she plans to go to Arlington Catholic Catherine Rais June 15, 1968 55 Francis Wyman Rd., Burlington Memories: Washington, D.C., All my wonderful friendsj, . . .just a little bit of make- up. . Ambition: Actress Cathe came to St. Charles in the 4th grade. the school she came from before was the Wildwood in Burlington. She plans to go to Burlington High School next year. Cathe likes St. Charles because of the benefits for a better education. Camera Shy Roger Scales June 24, 1968 38 Arakelian Dr., Billerica Memories: Washington, Catholic Schools Week Ambition: Priest or Forest Ranger Roger is in the 8th grade at St. Charles School. This is his first year. Even though he's only been here a year he likes St. Charles and the kids. Roger is a good student. Next year he will continue his education at Arlington Catholic. Good Luck! Anthony Saia Nov. 30, 1968 Cath 27 Alcine Ln Burlington Memories: Washington, P.J. Ambition: None Anthony has been going to St. Charles since the 4th grade. Before he went to Fox Hill School Next year he is going to Burlington High He says he likes St. Charles. Roger .Iohanne Frank Spinale Oct. 1, 1968 3 Gov. Hutchinson Rd., Billerica Memories: No. 425, Washington Ambition: Pro Football Player Frank entered St. Charles Schools in the Sth grade class this year after attending Marshall Middle School in Billerica. Frank likes St. Charles because of the nice kids he knows. He wishes to attend St. Charles next year for the 9th grade. Matt Johanne Scanlan Aug. 20, 1968 73 Charme Rd., Billerica Memories: Friends, Girls Basketball Game, Washington, Last game of boys basketball playoffs, make-up, music, Mr. McHugh's ring Ambition: Physical Therapist Johanne went to the Kennedy Elementary School in Billerica before she came here in the 4th grade. She likes the school because the kids are friendly. Next year she will attend Nazareth Academy. 1 Frank Matthew Staffier Dec. 14, 1967 12 Dinanna Rd., Stoneham Memories: Washington, Basketball team Ambition: Pass High School Matt started school in St. Charles in the 7th grade. Matt went to St. Patricks in Stoneham. Matt plans to further his education at Malden Catholic. 1 65 Raquel Ta yag June 5, 1968 19 Heritage Rd., Billerica Memories: Class SB, Girls basketball game, Last game of boyls basketball playoffs Ambition: Doctor Raquel came here in the lst grade and she didn't go to any other school before. She likes St. Charles because the teachers are so nice. Jane Michael Wood Sept. 29, 1968 39 Butters Row, Wilmington Memories: Washington, Rocky Point, 5A to 8B Ambition: Red Sox Third Baseman Michael started St. Charles in the 5th grade. Before he went to Charles Bauman in Conn. and the Boutwell School, Wilmington. Michael likes the school because he said he had fun here and that St. Charles was better than any other schools he went to. Next year he will be going to St. J oseph's in Lowell. 66 Raquel Jane Wells March 26, 1968 37 Vernon St., Woburn Memories: Birthday parties, Basketball games, the hugs Going to make Jimmies for Friendly's and Brighams Ambition: Jane started St. Charles in kindergarten. She likes this school because it's like a big family. Jane is going to stay at St. Charles next year. Michael S UPERLA T I VES Most Likely to Succeed Joe Mercurio Debbie Chamberlain Class Devil Ed Hatch Michele Costa Most Studious Joe Mercurio Raquel T ayag Best Dressed Roger Scales Michele Costa Most Artistic Ed Hatch Debbie Chamberlain Friendliest Kevin Mulligan Jane Wells Most Talkative Ben Molinari Michele Costa 67 Most Popular Kevin Meaney Jeanette Pierce Class Angel Roger Scales Carrie Quinno Most Polite Kevin Mulligan Carrie Quinno Best Looking Jeanette Pierce Frank Spinale Most Athletic Kevin Meaney Raquel T ayag Class Clown Ben Molinari Johanne Scanlo fl Most Sympathetic Michael Wood Anne Flaherty FAMOUS QUOTES Ed Flaherty - Imitation of Roger Scales saying, Oh, Sick Ed Hatch - BINGO! Jamie Hegarty - What note? Jay Maloney - Calm down Kevin Meaney - No, really? Joe Mecurio - Cut it out, Rog! Ben Molinari - Wow! Massive! Kevin Mulligan - Imitation of Eddie imitating Roger saying, Oh, Sick Anthony Saia - Give me the homework, Raquel Roger Scales - Waddels, shut up! Frank Spinale - No, Kay! Matt Staffier - Whuut'? Mike Wood - Joe, can I borrow your homework notebook? Debbie Chamberlain - I'l1 smack you, Raquel! Tina Colozzo - So touchy Michele Costa- Oh, my stars! Anne Flaherty - What? Maura Mantia - Howdy Jeanette Pierce - No way! Really? WOW! Carrie Quinno - Okay! Cathy Rais - Mellow out. Johanne Scanlon - Wicked excellent! Raquel Tayag - Shut Up, Debbie! Jane Wells - Eddie, that tie is gross! and RATS! 68 IMAGINE IF . . . Ed Flaherty didn't wear strange ties . . . Ed Hatch could not draw . . . Jay Maloney didn't say, Calm down! . . Jamie Hegarty were tall . . . Kevin Meaney and Jamie didn't tight . . . Joe Mecurio got an A- . . . Ben Molinari were quiet . . . Kevin Mulligan weren't friends with Ed Flaherty Anthony Saia were fat . . . Roger Scales didn't write a long report . . . Frank Spinale weren't smiling . . . Matt Stafher never asked questions . . . Mike Wood weren't Harry's friend . . . Debbie Chamberlain didn't like toast . . . Tina Colozzo never had scissors . . . Michele Costa were bald . . . Anne Flaherty never said What . . Maura Mantia didn't chew gum . . . Jeanette Pierce weren't popular . . . Carrie Quinno talked loud in class . . . Cathy Rais didn't wear a 'Get Happy' pin . . . Johanne Scanlon weren't always singing . . . Raquel Tayag were short . . . Jane Wells didn't like moose . . 8B weren't a great class! 69 CLASS FA VORI T ES Food Ice Cream Pizza, Steak Mint Chocolate Chip, Chocolate Sport Subject Basketball, Baseball Math, History TV Show Movie M TV , Bosom Buddies Raiders of the Lost Ark , Taps Seasons Holiday Summer, Spring Christmas, Valentines Day Animal Color Dog, Horse Blue, Green Song Favorite Person CCHiCrf0ld , I Love Rock- Rick Springfield, Our Mothers n-Roll Radio Station Rock Group WCOZ, WBOS J Geils, Jimi Hendrix Car Town Corvette, Trans-Am Woburn, Burlington Field Trip Washington, Rocky Point 70 REMEMBER We organized the yearbook Bringing in Fantastic The seventh graders gave Jane a pickle We had tacos We had birthday parties Preparing for entrance exams Jane went trigger-happy Matt didn't know the National Anthem The cheerleaders won the competition The bus ride to the competition Last game of the playoffs Spitballs Jeanette and Michele had an excuse for Silent lunches in the seventh grade Notes in the halls Meeting kids in the halls Pink feathers Eddie's punk Barbie doll died Washington Kevin Me. and Jamie always fighting The stolen cookies and fudge Christmas party AH Intramurals We had a debate Toast Girls' basketball game Boys' basketball games The beaker broke in Science Jane asked Matt out Kevin kicked Frank's chair and he fell Franki's smiles Smiles Surprise History Quiz Frank's cow bell Paul Reardon's camera J ane's problem Ed Flaherty's ties Joe ate the chalk Mrs. Doyle called Kevin - Rona Moose Ice and pillow fights in Washington Dances Imitating Mr. McHugh in Spanish class Mr. Bertone Cracking up while reciting poems for Sr. Mr. McHugh's bad jokes Mr. McHugh's ring The 4:00 Club The bed broke by itself The teachers, the school and our friend The Class of 8B 71 WHEN? ? 9 9 everything Marie Paula s and years at St Charles School LAST WILL and TES TAMEN T We, the students of 8B being of sound mind hereby leave our worldly possessions to I, Ed Flaherty, leave my ties to Jane Wells. I, Jamie Hegarty, leave my weight to Anne Tumi. I, Kevin Meaney, leave my basketball uniform to David Palmer. I, Joe Mecurio, leave my homework notebook to Michael Wood. I, Ben Molinari, leave my talkativeness to Amy Flaherty. I, Kevin Mulligan, leave my height to Jamie. I, Anthony Saia, leave my problems to the school. I, Roger Scales, leave all my love to Christine. I, Frank Spinale, leave my smiles to 8th Grade. I, Matt Staffier, leave my knee to the science class. I, Mike Wood, leave my bookbag to Jeanette. I, Debbie Chamberlain, leave my cheerleading uniform to Kerri Boback. I, Tina Colozzo, leave my height to Anne Tumi. I, Michele Costa, leave my designer jeans to Candy Coakley. I, Anne Flaherty, leave with good memories. I, Maura Mantia, leave my comb to Kerri Boback. I, Jeanette Pierce, leave my make-up to Candy Coakley. I, Carrie Quinno, leave my books to anyone in the 7th grade. I, Cathy Rais, leave my get happy pin to Susannah Collins. I, Johanne Scanlan, leave my I'm not strange, you are pin to Anne Tumi I, Raquel Tayag, leave my coordination to Anne Tujrni. I, Jane Wells, leave my problems to Amy Flaherty lPicklesJ. 72 FA VORI TE THINGS Ed Flaherty - Saturday, Ice Cream, Money Ed Hatch - Hendrix, A Wild Night Out , WCOZ, Insanity Jamie Hegarty - Food, Sleep, Writing Jay Maloney - Hard Rock, WCOZ, Food Kevin Meaney - Fridays, WCOZ, Pizza Joe Mecurio - Stamps, Stallions, Beatles Ben Molinari - J. Geils Band, WCOZ, Money, Saturdays, Hendrix Kevin Mulligan - Electronics, Bikes, Music, Atari Anthony Saia - Rock-n-Roll, Dances, Friends Roger Scales - Christine, WCOZ, Baseball Cards Frank Spinale - WCOZ, Claudia Gulla, Loverboy Matt Staffier - Life, Hard Rock Mike Wood -- T.V., Ice Cream, Summer Debbie Chamberlain - Kinks, WCOZ, WHS Football, Hockey, and Marching Band Tina Colozzo - Drum Corps, Music Michele Costa - WCOZ, Journey, Life Anne Flaherty - Drum Corps, Fun, Music, Friends, Fish, Fridays Maura Mantia - Hard Rock, Clothes, The Color Purple Jeanette Pierce - Michael Vina, WCOZ, Van Halen Carrie Quinno - WCOZ, J. Geils Band, Pizza Cathy Rais - Hard Rock, Laughing, Fashion Johanne Scanlon - Pizza, J . Geils Band, Parties, My Friends Raquel Tayag - Basketball, Poems, Traveling, Journey Jane Wells - Friends, Hugs, Moose and Rats, Pickles 73 FA VORITE OR MOST SUITABLE SONG Ed Flaherty Fool on the Hill by The Beatles Ed Hatch Are you Experienced by Jimi Hendrix Jay Maloney Woman by John Lennon Jamie Hegarty You Better You Bet by The Who Kevin Meaney Rage in the Cage by J. Geils Band Joe Mecurio Let It Be by The Beatles Ben Molinari Purple Haze All In My Brains by Jimi Hendrix Kevin Mulligan PAC-MAN Fever by Simon and Garcia Band Anthony Saia Luv Stinks by J. Geils Band Roger Scales Christine Sixteen Frank Spinale Everybody's Workin' for the Weekend by Loverboy Matt Stafher Free Bird by Lynard Skynard Mike Wood Freeze Frame by J. Geils Band Debbie Chamberlain You Really Got Me by the KinKs Tina Colozzo Don't Stop Believin' by Journey Michele Costa Centerfold by J. Geils Band Anne Flaherty I Love Rock-n-Roll by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts Maura Mantia Our Lips Are Sealed by the GoGos Jeanette Pierce This is Love by Van Halen Carrie Quinn I Love Rock-n-Roll by Joan Jett and the Blackhearts Cathy Rais Another Tricky Day by The Who Johanne Scanlon Under Pressure by Queen and David Bowie Raquel T ayag Hit Me With Your Best Shot by Pat Benatar Jane Wells FAME by Irene Cara 74 Michele, Michele will often misplace a note COUPLE TS And when Mrs. Labillois finds it she doesn't have to wonder who wrote. Jay, Jay always making predictions, Maybe someday he'll be an author of fiction. Debbie, Debbie lives to eat We all know toast is her treat. Johanne, Johanne always singing Certainly starts our ears ringing. Jeanette, Jeanette Mike's her man Someday they may form a clan. Matt, Matt please don't pout Just 'cause they took your kneecap out. Carrie Carrie Always in the pink, She's not as shy as everyone thinks. Jane, Jane says mooses are collectable, Her favorite term for boys are They're rude, and sociably unacceptable. Frank, Frank walks so slow, If there was a fire he wouldn't go. Anthony, Anthony he's okay, Remember his Washington name P.J.? Raquel, Raquel go, go, go, She thinks everyone is tquotej A weirdo. Roger, Roger says Christine is his pick, Girls, girls, girls, is his favorite topic. crude, Ben, Ben has something to say. About someone or something everyday. Kevin, Kevin wears fake ties, But they are better than Eddie's which ruin your eyes. Eddie, Eddie hears Jane's cries, All about his strange plaid ties. Jamie, Jamie what a change, From last year he acts insane! Cjust like the rest of usj Michael, Michael we give a sigh, When for the millionth time he says hi . Cathe, Cathe and her pin, And with her smile she's sure to win. Eddie, Eddie an artist he'll be, Whether he's drawing a man or a tree. Kevin, Kevin also called Smiles, Could dribble a basketball a 1,000 miles. Joe, Joe what do you say? Yesterday plain kidg Professor today. Tina, Tina she's so shy, She couldn't even a scare fly. Maura, Maura with her lisp, Too bad her words are all mixed. Anne, Anne wrote these poems herself, But now she can't think of one for herself! Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Carroll her class has never gone aloof Her favorite statement is, Have you got proof? WHA T 'S IN A HOMEROOM? Debbie Tina Michele Anne Ed F. Ed H. Jamie Jay Maura Kevin Me. Joe Ben Kevin Mu. Jeanette Carrie Cathy Anthony Roger Johanne Frank Matthew Raquel Jane Michael wearing her winter coat putting up with Kevin writing notes writing bad couplets wearing ugly ties being insane dreaming predicting lisping spitting spit balls getting A's never shutting up winning contests chewing gum being quiet being called Patty having his Sony Walkman having obsessions singing smiling asking dumb questions paying attention loving Moose being early 76 1, SMLHQF5 X S. 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