Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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Rx Marcia Bunke N Y I Annual Fund Secretary Rosemarie B. Carver Secretary to the Director of Studies Anita Chase Assistant to the Librarian Marlene Demeri Secretary, Admissions Office Marilyn Diehl, R.N. Resident Nurse Arthur Dugrenier Grill Manager Irene Freeman Administrative Assistant to the Headmaster and Assistant Head- Staff Frances Gurczak Receptionist Mary E. Hoover Secretary to Director of College Counseling Sandra Keyes Secretary to the Director of Development Susan Keilty Assistant Secretary H. Lester Kirkpatrick Buildings and Grounds Superintendent Patricia LeBuff Assistant to Bookstore Manager Sylvia B. Lunt Assistant to the Business Manager Edward B. Marsh Jr., M.D. School Physician OREMUSI Deborah McCarthy Assistant Secretary Elizabeth C. Perkins Assistant Bookkeeper Marguerite A. Perry Secretary, Admissions Office Luceille Roaf Bookstore Manager Marjorie J. Rouisse Bursar -K4 . -- 4 1-1 -V X, C ,XX 4' 1 i Eugene H. Sumner Director of Food Service Susan True Assistant Secretary Patricia G. Wall, R.N. Head Nurse Jeanette Woodbury Secretary master Joan C. Ryan Secretary, Athletic Department ,, F34 ...4 5 - . V U ,Q ,f s A Qi- A . X It .1 X . 'Q' W - -. 'I X , X -if 'S' ji X' f Q ' L7 N , fi 52 - 15, - 4 ' M - , B pfll si i g -gg ir it 4 ,. ri , fl x - x i Q X 'J 'F Q iff? - - l - 1 1-'i '- ' 27 X.

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.I ' Special Staff Martha Beasley Special Tutoring Anthony Costanzo Guitar David M. Grant Machine Shop Elizabeth Paszko Math Tutor Nancy Perkins Typing Isiah Suggs, jr. Advisor, Black Student Union 26 'M'-'14-'llE Special Faculty Christine M. O. Aiello Music D. Robert Bromley Athletics Beverly Ann Guarino Athletics Pattie T. Hall Librarian, Director of Community Service Program Nancy Marculewicz Art, Photography J. Peter McDonnell Athletics Donna M. Roaf Dance

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F RESI-IME The year started out with our Freshman picnic. This event was planned so that we could get ac- quainted with each other and we did just that. Our fall term was a very produc- tive one. We had Chessy Wood playing Varsity Soccer. Carla Rivela had a good part in the Fall play, Story Theater. The Thirds Soccer Team, with a majority of Freshmen players, had the best sub-varsity re- cord. The special characteristic of our class was seen by all - spirit. By the winter, we started to crank. There were many great activi- ties that took place. One highlight was the music concert, featuring tremen- dous performances by john Brennan, Carla Rivela and Kris Kobialka. Our sports teams had excellent seasons. Four fabulous Freshmen played Var- sity Hockey: Todd Crabtree, Andy Rockwell, Chris Hart and John Fos- dick. In addition to strong participa- tion in athletics, the Freshmen also contributed to the Winter Musical, Guys and Dollsf' Lisa Carrigg, Carla Rivela, and Kris Kobialka gave enthu- siastic performances. We had the first-ever G.D.A. tow- el sale which made an excellent profit for the Class. Some of this money was Ll . 10- 1--' e ' e Tweedle-Dee and Tweedle Dum 28 I' if ii .4 ix. f . . T r .,,., ,Q V. -Q . ry it . ,iri . R spent on the closed week-end and will be spent on a class trip. The Spring term looks prosper- ous in every area. Athletically, there are strong Freshmen players: Jona- than Blau, Varsity Tennis Team cap- tain: Tom johnson and Greg Wald- man, Varsity athletes. Schlolastically, Beth johnson and Peter Barton con- tinue to lead the class. Socially, we have planned another great picnic at Mr. Foster's house. To put it mildly, we have poten- tial. You can expect a lot from the Class of 1987 in years to come!