Grafton High School - Compass Yearbook (Grafton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1984 volume:

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Mrs. Janet Julian was the third teacher who attempted to organize and advise the class of 19841 thanks to her optimism, wit, and generosity our class became united and successful. By offering her experience, leadership and friendship to each member ofthe class we worked together through the laughter and the tears. Mrs. Julian cleverly helped us to discover our limititions, to develop our personalities, and to achieve goals beyond our expectations. In addition to this, Mr. Julian unseltishly donated her time to assist us with everything from car washes and bake sales to T-shirt sales and cheese and sausage fund raisers. Without her talents and organizational skills, the major events ofour senior 3 ear including class trip, class night, and graduation could have never been as memorable to us as they will be lor the rest ol' our lives. Although we may never be able to fully express our gratitude for all that Mrs. Julian has done for the Class ol'iX-11 we would like to say once again, Thanks, Mrs. J.l Z' 1' ffiff, 1 ... V ,! X r- ww 5155! What is a friend? A friend is someone very dear. who shares your hopes and dreams. Who shows you that the grayest day is brighter than it seems. Someone who overlooks your faults. and likes you as you are, who will al- ways keep in touch with you whether you're near or far. A friend is one who brings you happi- ness that lasts a lifetime through. I know, for that's the kind of friend I 4, A 0f Ytx4, .is-,J My 4-'v' 9 'li found when I met you. Chantale Peters 34, ,-vs. :in MHFWV fini ' 2 ggi Ei ' V I 4 rs, his 5 2 -sf -iifgg Q. Remember . . . When Jamey 'faccidentlyn pushed Tom H. through the wall outside Mrs. Bates room? When Chantale and Kelley painted the spirit of 84 ? When Ricky had his first beer? When Karen Knapik's favorite word in an oral report was um ? When Roger Joncas flunked his senior math quiz? When Nancy thought she saw lightning, but it was more serious toinkb? When Mike Sills didn't have lips at Gumby's? When Sue Nicalek ordered a small-medium coke? When Lisa Bahosh sprayed hair spray in Traci's mouth? When Leanne got a three in conduct from Mr. Prunier? When Katie Maynard burned her sweater in chemistry lab? When Tootie said good morning to Mr. Blanchard every morning? When Ellen Kuchinsky got a punk hairdo? When Kelly Perkins was a pregnant nun? When Eric Bellerive wore his leather pants? . . . The senior girls do!! When Tim Mahoney fell off the wagon during the hayride? T When Crystal took a shower with her clothes on? When Officer Benson straightened out three misguided boys before a dance? When Homeroom 27 gave Mrs. Bemier a Bud Light? When Sue Lemoine experienced reverse polarity on Todd? When we were freshmen and didn't have lockers? Our breakfast trips to Abdow's and IHOP every week? When Michelle Pigagais fish bowl got cleaned out? Andy Ho1land's tire jumping activities at Soap Hill? When Lynn Morrissette got thrown out of physics by big, bad f'Mike ? Billy Cournoyer's dive into the mountain on the ski trip? When Gisele removed her passenger door moving 5 m.p.h.? Kenny B does. Midnight munchies at Burger King and McDonald's? Getting Mrs. Flynn off the subject in PSLF class? All the times we came in late, dismissed ourselves, or didn't come in at all? When Gayle and Celeste tipped over the mail truck? The train of cars stuck in Traci's driveway? California Peter? 4 When Ray Morgan asked Mr. Kosnoski why women need more iron than men? The homecoming dance when the queen and her court were all juniors? Hearts and diamonds, fuzzy duck, quarters and whales, tails? The shag rug at P.J.'s? It will never by the same. When Tracey played porno photographer at Marita's party? Tom does. Mrs. Dadah and the graduated cylinder in second period physics? Malone's party? When Jamey won the Olympic desk toss? Bobo and his jeep? When everyone quit the football team? When Patty Hussey broke her foot answering the phone? Kenny B.'s MX missle? When Marita's slumber parties turned in to regular hashes? When we were freshmen and we tried . . .? When Jeff Lctourneau sneaked out the window in Mr. Rekowski's class? How Ronny got the nickname Crash ? When Brian Cox was always in casts? When everyone told Jennifer Brennan that Mickey the dog died? When Boy George was kidnapped and held for ransom? When Kelly Perkins found out zinc is a liquid? How rocks fall up? Leanne G's dangerous experience with a window handle? When we watched Cujo without the sound and were scared? The girl's cross-country team? Was there really a team? Positives moved in physics class? We thought weld never have Mrs. Dadah again after freshman year? All the concerts Mike Miner went to? When Tracey Regan gave Mrs. Cunavalis a crayfish eye? When we first met Mr. Cormier standing on top of his desk? When Miss Hyland earned the name Jane ? When Mr. Kosnoski went to Judas Priest? Steven David's imitations of Stevie Wonder? How friendly Richard LaFlame was after class night at Celeste's? When Pat, Tim, Steve and John partied one night with Mr. Malone? Celeste's tatoo? When Ted Johnson got a 2 on a chemistry test? When Nancy and Kelley had green hair on St. Patricks day? Coocoo on our class trip? c Just Gnce Wouldn't Ya Like to See Michele Faford understand a joke? Traci Casale on time? Patty Castonguay without her coffee mug in the morning? The girl's bathroom walls free from graffitti? Mike Duvall get mad at someone? Ray Morgan modest? Neil Ouellette admit he's a weakling? Michelle O'Neill not talk about sex? Robin Cote in school at least once a week? Felicia Love in a pink ruffled dress with white lace tights? The cheerleaders getting along with each other? Gladys Graham in torn jeans and a wrinkled t-shirt? Maureen Flaherty without chocolate? Bobby Brawn nervous and upset? Noelle McCrohon frown? Tricia Poirier with straight hair? Ellen K. or Tootie without a camera? Kim Serra speechless? Michelle Sease not gossipping? The class of 84 paid up on dues? Joey L'Esperance know what he's doing? Claurisse cool, calm, and collected? Chantale not lock her keys in the car? Tom Holland know the words to Roxanne ? Timeylahoney behave himself at a party? Ren turn blue instead of red when she laughs? Carolyn C. turn an English paper in early? Lisa Bahosh turn an English paper in late? Fran Gardner look down? Michelle Noe awake? Margaret Noonan talkative? Sue Currier say something nice? The Warrior come out regularly and on time? Mrs. Julian not looking frustrated, confused or lost? The school nurse? The guidance department working? Mr. Prunier scuba diving? 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Although many of us tespecially the girlsl have received scornful glances from certain indi- viduals. these trends have continued to change and become increasingly more strange as our high school years passed. When we were timid Freshmen. many of our classmates dressed in a preppy style with turned-up collars, kelley green trutle necks, and dock sider shoes. However. the majority of our class tired quickly of these expensive IZOD's and LLBean clothing items. and remained content with our Levis ix V11 and flannels. and skirts below the knees. As we completed our first year of high school our timidness began to wear off and the wild styles began to wear on. The girls' skirts began to shorten and the guy's sleeves were cut off. Many ofthe old fashioned dress codes were violated but even a few ofthe teachers were com- miting the violations. Hair styles changed dramatically and the accessor- ies were definitely punk. In addition to the multi-colored bandnas tied from head to toe. the styles of shoes ranged from spike heeled pumps to plain white sneakers. Along with the eccentric fashions we developed throughout our four years at Grafton High. in our Senior year we saw women wearing men's clothing and vice versa. However, the men at GHS were never as stylistically bold as the women! - IT YW 5 5 -f v .AWA Cbuiil-i 1 k .f 52 : 5 ' I if 'i 5 my i Q .K 9 2 'ik' ul 'Y -Z' . l I ft' A I . B '- A i y Lz'l'1l.'f. j -1, i' 'JH The usic The new decade has brought many changes in the musical department. The predominant one is the means by which new songs and bands are introduced to the public. In the past the primary source was the radio. but now it is the television. MTV tMusic Televisionl, and other video programs which enable us to see and hear our favorite musicians performing in concert and enacting the meanings oftheir songs. Because of mu- sic videos. many English bands have become very popular here in the United Statesg so popular that their influence upon our culture has been called The English Invasion. Some of these invaders are Boy George twho definitely is a man. just as Mrs. Batesll and other members of Cul- ture Club. the fab tive from Birmingham - Duran Duran. the sexy Adam Ant. the wild and spike-haired Billy Idol. the famous trio The Police. the bizarre Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart who consitute the Eurythmics. MTV's all C9116 time video champions - Def Leppard. Genesis. the Fixx. and David Bowie. Other very popular foreign acts include Bryan Adams. the Rolling Stones. Yes. The Who. and Loverboy. Although there are many foreign groups which are well-liked here in the U.S.. there are also several American bands which are very popular. Provid- ing us with a variety of music. such musicians as Huey Lewis and the News. Van Halen. Journey. ZZ Top, Quiet Riot. Cyndi Lauper. and of course Michiel Jackson. have acquired nation- wide recognition. All of these musicians have contri- buted to today's culture by writing songs about life. death. war. freedom. and love which correspond to us and our personal experiences. The musical scene during our years of high school can be described in a few words: WAAF. videos. concerts. MTV. the Centrum in Worcester. and Boy George! l 2 ! . I l A 1 1 5 2 -'---r ' 2 1 lL l it 1 it fu' Life in the Fast Food Lane t. A h----'-ge-4yf.o:.-.-.sg-3-if vi -'cw' 'L Ti Vs? 'rg ' - fn- j'1.523:E:::iEf..j5ff. V--.-.:,2,g,:p. -5.5-73,-.1 .f - It , s..,F,:,1,r1fQFv-H ,l -is. J . ' --1,1-4 5 ' . Vx - g-wt, jylj, '1- ,Q , I ' N, ' 'i E -4 : Q. s tt- tr . , H L , I ,. V..- , 4 y . ,kg ,I U N .N .Q , a1::yf.:a: t Q s -ff-ff s s W ' I- Q.if1 'i5 l?f iJl't. ' f .. - sl I , is , 3- cg A53 Z4-, :L ' Q c 5' A - ff? ,J .1 'tr f 'FN M ,,r . - 'Fmt' , . - ' 'ENUM 4, J 1 -' ' :mu L, ' ' f - s . Q ' - if . -'If' 15.4- yr T' l -N -lin few fi L fN'Q Ss Aren't you hungry for Even those of you who are watching your weight have experienced life in the fast food lane. Although the plethora of Big Macs. Whoppers. Big Bcefs. etc. may he considered as a dieter's death and a nutritional no-no. this type of food is convenient for the majority of people who live a life in the fast food lane. Ot' course. vve deeply appreciated these chains of stores and restaurants in our Senior year since vve found ourselves vvith less and less time on our hands. lt was very easy lor us to jump into a ear and cruise to Micky' D's or the King tor a quick meal. ll' the financial situation was not up to our usual stan- dards. three hot dogs for f5I.00 and a bag ot' funyons saved a tevy cents in gas money and time. Also. the Xtra Mart yy as alyx ay s conveniently open for those midnight munchie runs. Opposing the alter hours scene. many olour classmates experienced the early morning muncliies. lt alyyays seemed as though one ot us had an in- salialwle appetite as the lirst hell rang. ltelicye it or not. there yy ere rare occa- sions yt lien .Nlwtloty 's and l'riendly s savv out laces in lion! ol their nicnus in- stead ol our lpnulisli teachers seeing tlieln in lion! ol our text lyoolss. I 1 fi A l WM UA 'V iha.g K ,-oss gist l .i-4 l Ju t nother T pieal Weekend ,ik ., r hh. t ' g if A-,4 I Because we were often more con- cerned with what was going on Friday and Saturday nights than we were with our homework. the halls often echoed with a familiar phrase. What are you doing this weekend'? . So what usually happened on these two incredibly pre- cious days of the week? If no one was willing to risk the safety of home and valuables to throw a party. the next plan ofaction would have been to check out the party spots. Soap Hill and Gumby Woods. In the rare event that these were vacant. the fun seekers might have cruised past the Mart or Xtra Mart looking for loose ends to tie up with. Hun- gry, we'd drive down Fast Food Boule- vard. or Grafton Street as it's common- ly called. Later we'd go to Worcester to a movie. The romantically inclined would then park at the Center School. Old Saw Mill Road. Willard Clock Museum. or the Mass. Pike Bridge. The unattached would wander home. Most weekends for the class of '84 were nomadic. f ia Everybody's Reflecting the state of the general econ- omy. the cost of high school usually exceeds our ready supply of cash. So where do we turn for funds? Beyond the upturned palms of mom and dad lies a myriad of available positions for those ofus ready. willing. and able to hack out a part time profession in the midst of Chemistry homework. basketball games and play rehearsal. Many find that babysitting and mowing lawns. the time-worn institutions of teenage part time employment are no longer suffi- cient. and we are forced to swell the ranks' of area businesses. High school- ers find employment at eateries like McDonald's. Friendly's. Papa Gino's. Wendy's. the Dairy Freeze. and the Grafton House. Others resort to .5 QM al o .... -..-,g K V 7 ESQ I Vi ! . YT? if 'ii - -. it 2. I xt, .D t.. E rr . 33 ' Q gb,-if V. - F' - ww' Working for the Weekend cashiering at local stores and folding clothes at Tempo Fashions. Caldors. Spags. and the Mart. Others with imagi- nation try package stores. super mar- kets like Julios or Price-Rite. and hard- ware stores. The service oriented may choose from pumping gas. painting cars. data collection for the Town Hall. or working in veteranary research! Some opt for catering. nursing home work. or industry. such as Chase Paper or Bay State Abrasives. The hardier sort may prefer painting or construction work. Dispite the diversity of the jobs we hold. there is unity among us. Over- worked and underpaid. we scratch out funds for social security. FICA. gas. and. oh. yeah - our spending money! ' if A .F D i F,. , ,, W 'S'-4 ul ,s .ru 031- 9 . -N Ilu-up W 'X ff-if ., ' I: in .r ,I 'PM 1 S' . 5 A f 3' ,H N , a 4- ,X - . -Q' 4- we- 5 1 7 Q Prognosis: Funds are Low A free public education they call it hugh? Well maybe that's true ifthe student is al a firm believer that sports and dances are for the birds bl a violator of class dues cl a non-eater dl etc. Let's take a look at why the majority ofthe students have some source of money throughout the four high school years whether it's babysittingjobs, paper routes part-time jobs, or good ol' mom and dad! S class dues boys football and basketball games the famous dances the Janet Julian gift shop the G.H.S. gift shop lunch class ring PSAT fee SAT fee Achievement fee Advanced Placement fee prom senior pictures yearbook college application fee graduation invitation phone calls gasoline 10.00 per year 1.00 per game 3.00 6.00 average for shirt 2.00 for painter hats . . . costly if you're one t pencil and pens 5 .75 per day 5100.00-5200.00 for boys S S S S S 75.00-5150.00 for girls S 5.00 S 10.00 S 17.00 S 45.00 5 15.00 for flowers S 90.00 for a dress S 50.00 for a tux S 40.00 for tickets S 7.00 5 40.00-5100.00 S 20.00 S 20.00 S .59 S .10 each S 1.20 per gallon OSC K . . ,.., -f,gx.fs,-p, ' H x . fC+?f.b..-. .. . . - , ' F -E A -.gafrq L Q' 'a. 41'iQEg .?'--m-v l ,Q A Mi, My - Q .-. .. 1. 'Mi sw' F4 Q' llll X , ll fir: '4 , ,T i !, !'Rage In The Cage - The Ah. the substitute teacher. subject for innumerable high school pranks and teenage comedians . . . As the students enter. she is carefully printing her name on the front board. alongside the date. period and room number tand we're supposed to be seniorsll She has pre- pared a short lesson that she hopes will inspire lieyly. intellectual discussion and has dismissed the idea of using the teacher's lesson plan. After quieting the students lnow I0 minutes remaining in the classl she takes attendance. OPPS - Billy is late! Billy doesn't need a late pass because he has a good excuse - his mother died on the way to school! The sub accepts the excuse and class continues. Pass the homework forward. Oh - Mary's is in her locker and Johnny forgot his at home. Bob's dog ate his and ubs. In Toda ! Wayne didn't know there was any homework. Wait! What's going on in the corner? Joe is copying Rita's work! Sean is eating Drake's cakes and Patty's gossiping with Helen. O.K. Clear your desks because it's time foratestf' Following groans ofdis- gust . . . Jane goes to the bathroom. Ro- ger goes fora drink. and Sarah can't find a pencil. While the kids take the test. many eyes wander around the nearby desks. Believing that the students are just day-dreaming. the substitite returns to her work. The bell rings and they pass their papers forward and exit with cor- dial nods and grins. The sub smiles at her success. But wait . . . you forgot to put your name on your test! Hey you did too! Hey! Hey! Wait! .. 'EQ-A 3 N...-......... -tx d,,. .nv4 ' . -Q-7 ..' -d Y ll I -Qt s l I 5 lg s f Lights 1984 5,521 EU XP2154 H90 ' fe LT 7 Camera, Seniors Lisa J. Bahosh lthaca College: Physical therapyl Algo Divertido? Remember the shower of m + m's? LB21Boo Hissg how's Henry Heath? Hey it's DP! SF club: crunch ciunchg Best of Luck with your fan- tasy, Chiggyg thanks for your support fag, how bout a slow gin with you fish? No pain no gain, much love and thanks to family and friends! I'll miss you!! Kenneth H. Boutiette Kenny B, Ben Remember: Bubba Bassa and the Brothers Bassa Band, the missile, the times we were snowed in at Ann's, the lean mean party machine, gisele's little accident, good times with Ken Ben- son, Bassa at P.F.'s - Special thanks to Mr. Dodd. Kelley E. Angell Field Hockey l,2,3,4g Basketball I,2,3g track l,2,3g Where's the party? Led Zeppelin, remember the trip in Gayle's car? Where are we going? Spark it up! Soap Hill dazed and confused : Good times Bad times you know we've had our share. WBCN! Good Luck everyone '84! ,Q v X ,ff . . x' . ,ff ,Ai . 1 . . Y, I 'xv . sy.. . Daniel J. Brosnihan Bmsy Football l,2,3,4g Baseballg Hoping to attend University of Me, See ya later Miss Butler! Remember the Public Speaking elassi' l will get you for that class, mark my words. Love ya! Lori Arnold Thank you, Mrs. Mattson, for all your advice and help. to: Spacy Rochford, see you later kiddo and no more of those late night walks and wobbles down the road at 3:00 a.m.! Claurisse Campanale Cloey Secretary 33 President 41 Cheerlead- ing l,2,3,4g Prom Committee, Class Night Committee - AP English. Hayiide, ski trip, the icy picnic1 sloe gin, Steve + John! the Assumption Fmt Party - was Michelle thereil! Tent + PJ Party, fuzzy duck - pound cake + s + s beef, my very best friend JD, me + TC are not driving this time!! and love you lots Slater! O 'Iv Y f at , 'If . 'Y A Lisa S. Bartucca X-Country, B-ball, track, Prom Com- mittee, NSD: The Warrior? LBI 3 Chi- quitag ahoo, mimi, Miss Pre-AP, Rocks DO NOT fall uplg A turkey for Mr. Tite? Ho, Ho, Holg Ellen + Roxanne, the beach and . . , 3 Alfa romeog Sting, Oh, Joy, much love to Warren. Re- member meg What Dance?, Commu- nity lunchg many hopes for your happi- ness, Love + Thanks, LB Jennifer J. Brennan J .J . Prom Committee - Who's who on the radiator? McD's, Rl, st. V's, whipped cream, the Dart. the stare, the cake, Latin class, the Hubbard, Labor Day. Aerobics, Pine St.. Pool Hopping, Prom day, Lincoln Village, the mov- ies, Cloey's parties, Suzy Q's, Moe's blind dates, Estabrook Rd., Thanks to Moe, Tway, Michelle, etc. 143 Roger Mark Chaponot Lead Guitarist Favorite Groups: RUSH, Black Sabbath, and Judas Priest. Rock will live forever!!! Af- ter I graduate I am going to the Butara School of Art. Traci Marie Casale TC or Space Class Pres: Ring, Prom, 8: Yrbk Comm: HR Rep: SAC Rep: NHS: Fall 84 Winter Cheering: Co-Capt B-Ball Cheering: Student Council 8c Jud Board. Sorry l'm so late! , We're here - the party starts! fGood times with LH, PH. CC, GC: Michlite. Abdow's Buffets, Ski Trip. '84, I-Niters. NBD, B8LB . . . We're outta here!! Thanks Tom 8L Rosie - I luv u both! Patricia M. Castonguay Patty We all have tomorrow in our dreams oftoday, we are the future, we'll find the way. We can't stay any longer. we have to move on. We must look to the future, be- cause yesterday's gone. Carolyn M. Chiginsky Univ. of Virginia: NHS Vice Pres: Warrior: Prom Comm: Looser: No es Cortes: Algo divertido?: But Mrs. Dadah, don't walk away! Answer me!: Is anyone going to visit me his weekend?: I KILL for men with ear- nngslz PLBPLB .. . !: Varietyis the spice of life: Hope you fulfill your fantasies - LB, LB, LG, HN, KP. JL, CP, SC, DK - Thanks and love ya guys! O 5 Q , ' 0 ' ' 0 s ,U Tracey Ann Coonan Tway Vice Pres: Tennis: Hubbard Power: Pool hoppingl G-Force and the DART : Hello Kitty: Hearts and diamonds. quarters: Edgemere Diner: Space Rides: 9- 3997: Want to do me a favor? I-HOP: Sociables: Ellen's driving experiences: Chinese Red Light: Sue, I'm sorTy : Jungle S gg? WPI: Cloey's wild parties: Ngght games: Hayride 8L dances with my best friend Bob, ' its ,f .By 3 s .X Y. Robin Marie Cote Thanx - Mr. Lynch, Mr. Lemay + all the teachers who helped me along the way. Hi Glad Sue Paul Chris Mike Dan Lisa Sue Lisa Karen + Carolyn - Activities: singing. horses, acting, driving, a ravatin - ski in school gg A me PP g tonly kidding! Career goals: win- ning mega bucks + buying Catali- na'-'rf I don't'I guess-llllfhave-to go to B. Con. .-1.-' lv. Q d .4 wr . fl , 1' Gisele M. Charest Gis Football Cheering l,2,3,4: Capt 4: HR Rep: Ring Comm: Newspaper: Prom Comm: Student Council: Yearbook: Secretary: Class Night Comm. Remember the picnic? The hubbard? The ski trip? Toby's house? Food fight at BK? Perfume? Shut off the lights and hide? Choo- choo? The foursome? Ice? I have no shoes? Poison ivy? Nancy Cleary .. 'T Brian R. Cox Schnat To mv classmates I wish the best of fortune And the happiest of lives May God bless you all. Susan Beth Currier Rosie, Roxanne FMCG WPI Heman Field Hockey. Track. Band Committee. Sports Yr. Book, Operation Friendship Thanks Mom -SL Dad Er Paul F. Cournoyer Grafton Fire Department William Guy Cournoyer Billy Wyoming Technical Institute: Re- member the hayride? Angie's sleepover? Getting Traci coffee on my motorcycle? f I Christopher M. Cummings C umma Hockey. Football. Snowbilling, Skiing. Remember Chet and Ava Gadro and the mega racing team!!! -ri' QI.-vw? Michael R. Dame Cross-Country CC - Captaing Hockey: Explorer Post 9if333 Good luck to everybody in the Class of H84., Chrissa Fay Daniels Bubble head Il,Y Dana. Rushl 72 Hurst Olds! l.ove ya Mich. Thanx Mum. Rut Row sneaky's hack! IIUMH- WURK7! lloy Which one novv. Michellel' Pilsbury dough boy. 'lake care Mr, Harlow, l'II send the chaiiipzigiic f',U.ID. Y! Stephen Joseph David Otis Hockey. Baseball, Track, Home- room Representative Warrior Sports Staff Prom Location Com- mittee lJr. Yiil Class Night Com- mittees College - Communica' tions tio Sick Best of luck - Pail-inan . J.lJ. Newmy, Punky, Bucky. Cioon. Rziyzi. litldy .l,. l.zisagna-hezitl, Rhino. and the rest of the gang! Colleen J. Dunbar Dune Drafting - WITI Chantale, remem- ber two sixes'? Hey guys, don't forget Crosby Road. Please keep in touch tyou too. Mikel Go for it! Janet Elie John R. Didonna .l.D. Hockey Co-captain, Baseball. Student Council. National Honor Society, Class Committees. l plan to attend college and major in en- gineering. lt's been an unbeliev- able past 4 years and I owe it all to my friends. Good Luck in the fu- ture and Go Sick!!!! E. , . . .11-113.-'yn -X ' 1 ww.1.... ,i 'hi n, .- ,i .M .., -1 ve ' ' ' ' 4. , ,. Lf--.. ,, ' .. ,,-4: 1 P . .U 5 v ,I mfg .utr .1 --H4 2 Celeste M. Dufault Favorite singer: Rod Stewart Gayle. remember the graveyard. Fowler Road. and the trip on the bridge in the mailtruck? Kelley. remember our trip to Hawaii and the tee? the one we missed. Crys- tal. someone stole that watch!! E I 1. if - t axe 1. .f. ,fu , 'VN'-Q a.. g ' Q? ' 1. ' I :I-E? 4 ar Michael E. Edwards Mike Green light pete, keg party at Kilby Street buba, 70 Camaro. Drive-ins. AC DC Concert- Sandy. David B. Erickson Three years varsity Ice Hockey - U84.. Karen J. F aford Thanks to all my friends for help- ing me get by. Especially Cathy for the challenge. T.J. for always being there. Glad for all those days we 5.5. orjust wanted to . .. Don- na - Big D - who always made me smile! Good luck everyone! Beverly Ellis FJ Christopher J. F aucher Chris Hobbies are ears and skiing. Michele A. F aford Missy Kelley, remember the Dancing Bear 1 Hampton Beach 84 g SMU: Bryant!! Sleep cheap : Yoda Power! The Malibu happi- ness is summer. Tom, Remember my class ring: the Clinton Dam. The Stones, U-2, Van Halen, The Who 84 Led Zepellin. Crissy. re- member Johnie W. Tracey. re- member Dean Bob at the Extra Mart! What's up Benny? Thanks Crys for everything. Tom - 143 Sheila M. Farrell Basketball - 4 years, Track - 3 years, Cross Country - 2 years, Newspaper staff- 2 years, Year- book staff- l year. Thanks Mom 8: Dad! Maureen Ann Flaherty Moe-Ru 4 Field hockey: Suzy-Q's 84 Whip- ped cream!! Pool hopping! The Hub- bard at the movies! How long does it take to get home from Manchester? Tracey, You're the best driver in the whole world! Dance, G-Force with the Dart! Estabrook Rd! Lincoln. R.l. PD! Hay-ride: He-man! Tab at the football game. Monte Carlo slide! WPI! McD's. JJ 8a Roger Good luck. Renee Ann Gagne Guggles Field hockey I,2,3,4g Prom comm 3,41 Remember the day we never returned? SIIIYJQQNL Open studyl Junior prom pzirtyg Voffee som- breros. Thanks Mom clit Dad. l.ove ya! 1 lg th I is sg, Richard A. Garabedian Ricky Football, Basketball, EQ Track Captain. lfuture plains are Bates College then Medical School to be- come ai surgeon, then to own my Porshe. ii Kerri Fitzgerald Catherine Ford Katy Co-editor of layout for yearbook: 1982-3 Warrior staff. P.S. Be good Princess Lisa! Aren't you glad the yearbook's finished, Karen?!? Wishing you the best Franna 81 Sue! Aren't P.S.'s supposed to be shorter than the rest ofthe writing? Oh well. l can't think of anything else any- way. Good luck everybody!!! ' , UB Darlene Glidden Leanne M. Gravel Lee, Looser II St. Anselm College - Nursing: Bas- ketball, Volleyball. The Warrior, Prom Committee, Yearbook staff. NHS. CYC. Respite Care, Diary Freeze, Data Collecting. Tutoring. Algo Divertido Hoy? No Es Cortes. Thanks Mom K. caught on the win- dow again? D.P. Don't forget piet and Heathers parties! Xspecial thanks to mom + dad for every- thing! Francine B. Gardner Fran, Franny NHS: The Warriorg Yearbook: The kidnapping of Boy George!: changing the - sign!: Hi. Ma and Clyde. Love Sondra!3 New Year's Eve '83, Rhode Island: Larry - I love ya, Lois. tRemember when John thought we were gay'?l PS - Thanx Mom , Mrs. B., Mrs. K. -for being there, Ms. Butler, Ms. Napolitano. and Larry! I love you. Mom and Dad!! Theodore N. Girard Ted, Newmy Hockey, Cross-country Co- captain. Future plans: Attending Wyoming Technical Institute. Fa- vorite word: WHOOT . Good luck to all my classmates in their future plans. Tr R .'t' A LZ A Gladys A. Graham Cross-country. Thanks to Robin and Timmy for all they've done for me! Good luck in the future, Guys. Karen and Tommy, I hope you guys finally get along, no more fights now! I luv ya. Timmy. ' lx 'i , . G , Thomas James Holland Goon Football. Basketball, Track, Ski Club, Future Plans: Architectural Engineering - or go on tour with the Police to sing Roxanne for them. lt's been a great 4 years. Thanks to all of my friends, even to the ones who break lamps and shoot the fire extinguisher at my parties, right B.A. T! Love Ya Little Wiggle!! Peter F. Houlden Punky '55 Chevys! Remember the sum- mer of '83'? - Tent parties at CC's. Hampton Beach trips, Par- ty at Hussey's , Soap Hill. Burnt Hair at Ciumby woods. Tim's Buck Maneuvers, Goon's super Dart. Death rides with Doug. My 17th birthday party at Traci's . . . I'm gonna quit, tomorrow! Andrew M. Holland Travel in' man Run Blues mobile into the ground. also form a Southern Rock Band, to the dudes in 84 have fun when you go out the door. 3-ni Edward B. Johnson Ted Basketball. Tennis - Captain Patricia Ann Hussey Patty Cheerleading. National Honor So- ciety. Yearbook Editorg Future plans: Accounting - Keep singing the jungle song Tway - Steve you're a long, black. slick ... - Ricky. have fun playing doctor at Bates! - Bubba. you'll always hold a special place in my heart!! - TC. keep smiling! - Thanks Ellie and Paul for a great four years, I Love Ya!! Patrick J . Inman Pat-Man Hockey Captain 84 g Have thor- oughly enjoyed these years: Look- ing forward to college in the future: After that. Who knows? Peter J . Joncas P.J. Cross Country Champs 84 , Roge, remember McDonalds after the hayride on New Years Eve 83? Remember Anna Maria. anyone re- member seeing the sunrise at Silver Lake after our Jr. prom. Bill if we go skating again. l'll watch out for your finger. Good luck to everyone in the future. Thanks Mrs. J. My friends made high school great! Ronny Kaleskas Crash Friends you. can count on one hand in a lifetime. the rest are ac- quaintancesng Thanks a whole heck ol' a lol. Class of 'X-1 Donna J . Kasabula Class secretary, newspaper. Na tional Honor Society, Cheerlead- ing. Basketball. Church Youth Group, and Yearbook. Hey guys. don't ever forget about the drive- intSue + l-lllen!J.thcSFClub,the merciless kidnapping of Boy Gcorgel, B.A.'s bunsl, and my be- loved home - G.B.V. !!! Adam - gy, my answer is yes!! Michael Johnson Roger Leo J oncas National Honor Society: Basketball captaing baseball: Jeff. try to work off that gut of yours by the time of our tive year reuniong P.J., remem- ber those blinking blue lights? Billy, is that Debbie with a D ? Thanks Mrs. J.: going to college and then I will get ajob. 14 l J 557. Y Karen M. Knapik Clark U. - NHS. Ring Com, War- rior Staff. Yearbook Editor-in- Chief. St. James Folk Group. CCD Aide. CYC. Tutoring. True Value Girl . Gimme a break! Gonna miss you guys at St. A's. Mt. Holyoke. Westfield. or wherever! Special thanks to great friends, teachers who cared. and most of all. to Bahss and Dad - for every- thing. Robert J. Keith Bob Future plans: work + college: Kim. Celeste. and Michelle. re- member open study last year? I'm still looking for my books. Cindy King I need the Stones to keep me hap- py! It'sjust that demon life has got me in its sway. If you can't rock me. somebody will! You can't al- ways get what you want! A mer- cedes Benz! I'm gonna End my way to heaven cause I did my time in hell! War. children. It's just a shot away! Gimme shelter before I'm shattered! I'm free!! I .1----2 vl' ' - Ellen Kuchinsky Football cheerleading 1.2.3, cpt. 4: Ring, Prom. and Yearbook commit- tees: lst period breakfastg slideshow with Mr. Cormier - thanks B.C.! Hey. girls. remember our morning bun-warmer? McDonald's: Hey T.C., remember our trip to Rose- wood! 3rd lunch foodfights, Rob!: intending to major in business at gecsttield Stateg Thanks Mom and a ! Richard LaFlamme Track 23 Big fan of ZZ Top and Pat Benatar leadsinger of a rock and: goal in life is to follow through with the Band, another goal is to be rich. Thanks Kim for fixing my car! You think I wear strange clothes now, wait until I get out of school! Susan N. Lemoine Sue Student council l.2.41 Ring com- mittee 2: Band l.2.3.4: Yearbook: Photography Club: Field Hockey l. Florida 833 Van Halen: the shoe boxg quarters: with a little help from my friends: water skiing: Thanks Mom + Dad! Denise Kubiak Sweetums, af! Teddies Favorite sayings: I don't know what and I haven't quite finished yet . I would like to thank all my teachers and fellow classmates. I would like to say hi to a special per- son who's been around for a long time. Thanks, Dan. for being there and I miss you. See you when you get back. Hi Amber and Tom. Good luck always! Vermont. Scott A. Labbe Attend Nichols college. Remember that night on Crosby Road? Remem- ber the drive-ins? The glow stick. the bathroom. that funny thing up in the sky? Good Luck everyone! Jacqueline E. Lucier Jacqui Westfield State: The Warriorg CYC cheerleader: UMMC volunteer Finn's Pharmacyg Rhode Island: Damn coldz Hi to John and Toby: Thanks to all my teachers, friends, tespecially Frannylg the Finn's lespecially Dani: Pat, Liz. Tom, and a special thanks to my mom and dad. I love you, Joseph G. L'Esperance Jeffrey P. Letourneau Les o P Baseball l.3,4: Hockey 2,31 Ten- f203'2a'l3a'Sfb'aif43 I2.a5ffjQEafl ma 2g Football 11 Basketball lg PE'Si'dem s. THANKS MOM Does anybody have a pencllfpenl AND DAl5'..I Want to be a could borrow? college: Bridgewa- firemanu ter State l Dennis M. Manzo Marrying Karyn Knott as soon as possible. and leaving Mas- sachusetts: Race any Chevy any time and win in my Javelin, particu- larly Tim Mahoney's Chevy llunki Camaro.J Kathryn M. Maynard Katie Field Hockey l,2,3. captain 41lCn- nis l,2,3.41treasurcr. l,2,3.41Na- llllflill Honor Society 2,31trcllsllr- cr 41 Prom committccg BfCllkl.2lSl, buses on Institute Rd., pllrkcd cars. Oxford High front lzlwn. Dances with HC., zlnd W.l'.l. l love you Phil zlnd Mom and Dad tool Lana McConnell .wa-9 V fi 5:30 A lui t Timothy M. Mahoney Mahones Football College: Business - Gum- by woods, B.A., icecubes, Roxanne, soaphill, Pete's 55 Chevy, my 68' Camaro Can't wait for our Reunions Daniel Maynard Future - Bachelors Degree in Com- puter science at Fitchburg State. Thank you Mr. Rich - for every- thing. Susan L. McDermid Into music, running 'cross country, newspaper, and life in general. Randy W. Moore Bubba Thanks for the name. Eric. Rush will never die! Julie McDermid I was here ... but now I'm gone ll! f Noelle Mccrohon w,HOfihne2Hl2:fd..mTghanks to everyone 1'6 ' v t .. 4 ml ' 'Q Al i J I., , r 'T' E' f i fwfr 1 I Michael Miner The best 4 years of my life! Van Halen Lives!!! Susan M. N icalek Sue Lynn Angela Morrissette Ring committee, Track statisti- Lynnsly clan, Prom Committee. Don't orget that night KP, NT, DS, CD, Hove YOU, Scott! and SL. Good tuck in the future, everyone. Raymond E. Morgan Jr. Football captain: A lot of good times had by this crew and a lot more to come. ,A , l I ff ,N , ,. , . 1 P , 1 4 . . ,,-V xl -ru ei? Margaret M. Noonan Francis of Asisi Neal Ouellette Football. co-captain: Basketballl Track. I can't wait to go for the gold tRheingoldl Enjoy life Tom. Tim. Steve. Pete. Bassa and the rest of the Motley Crew! Heather Nicholson President - National Honor Society: X-Country: Wore. Soc- cer League: UMASS Med: Center: N.E.l.C.M.: guitar: Piano, Premed. Looser - we made it! D.P. - remember what happens to girls who wear white socks! Do you think we'll ever really make it to TF's'? Mary - can you help it if you have an ugly name? SQ' -ef-' Michele Noe Been dazed and confused for so long it's not true Led Zep, that's the way - spark it up! - It's been fun - but not that fun! Good times, Bad times. 61 Michelle Marie 0'Neill Fi track: field hockey. - I made it!'l'he day of no return. l-lot fudge: straw- berryg cherry. Thanks, Mom and Dad for always being there for me. Love you. 143 Ed! S4 A ,. . .. Kelly M. Perkins Field Hockeyg Trackl NHS: Prom Committee: Algo Divertidog SF Clubg ls zinc a liquid'.'! Captain Cujog Remember the flying rose? CYK' Basketball, l'.S. in com- puter: WPIL Me and Mo at SJP! Thanks Dick and Jane!! Chantale E. Peters Leather, Stelly, Smelly, Tilly I am going to attend Rob Roy Academy and also modeling School. l also want to have my very own race car some day and compete. l.et the good times roll : lford 99411 Jimi Hendrix l'orevei ' 'lihank god l'm linally out ol' this place! Gayle Parella Remember the Club Cosimos! Celeste'sjeep and J's at lunch. l love Danny, Rod Stewart- Zeppe- lin. Good Luck to everyone in our class of '84, Michelle Lee Pigaga Fall and winter Cheerleading I-4: Yearbook staff, Prom committee. Homeroom rep.: Ring Committee: Student Council: Slide Show. Porno Pictures, Ski trip. the Hubbard: Florida. Was Cloey at the Assump- tion Frat party? Friendly's: Cold quarters: Uxbridge Football Game: B.K.: F.F.. catsup and ice cream: cheerleading captain: So, who's on the radiatorT'? Kim L. Pichette Track 3 years: secretarial: Hesser. Guys, remember the night of se- nior skip-day in 83 tD0wn on Cros- by Road: the six of us'?l I'll never forget it! Nancy, remember all those times we used to go driving around to certain houses hoping to see that one person? NT. SN. and SL. remember the drive-in with the glow stick. the thing in sky and bathroom'? 'FI Catherine M. Pietrewicz Cathy Prom Committee: Algo Divertido? Remember the Party? oh, Pit!' Raid: SF Club: The Real Students: Dropper Pipet fights during Chem- istry Lab! Dios Mio! lt'sjust com- mon sense! Junior mint tights in World History: Hahnemann Hop- pital School of Nursing. Thanks Mom 8a Dad! fi' ff Walter Halsey Platt Trog, JMG, HT D8cD. Cross country. volleyball, play. mind'? l have no mind. l am illegitimate why? For? clothes match, nonconformist, 18 inches or 18 cm? A new John Deere Trac- tor'?'?'? Slow down, you move too fast. You got to make the morning last. Just kickin' down the cobble- stones lookin' for fun and feelin' groovy. l want it! I want it! I want it' Patricia A. Poirier Tricia Field Hockey 2.3.4 - volleyball, basketball - 4, football statistics: Journey. Loverboy. Def Leppard. 38 Special, Monte Carlo, Mustang. Dances. McDonald's, screwdriv- ers, guys. waterskiing. God only knows Good Luck SN, DP. DS.CD.NT.PC,SLand SF. See ya later everyone! Q. Sv g, 1. 'fa ! l S P.. Kimberly M. Raskett Berle you've been great friends Katie. Moe, Sue. and Nan and have been there for me when I needed you. Lisa, the gruesome twosome shall rule forever! I love ya R.M. Tracey Regan Crystal M. Quilliam Crystal Remember the A-hole guys. Smir- noffs 100 proof, good times with the crew, Remember the trench coat. what time is it Celeste. Hampton 83 with Missy, Coburn Ave, re- member the snow New Year's Eve, Van Halen. the Who. Party- Harty, here's to good times in 84 . spacing in the jet to Spags, Thanx Missy for everything, Bye Guys! Thomas W. Riordan Thomas To my two best friends Mike and Paul, thanks for getting me through these four years of school. May we keep in touch for years to come. Michelle M. Sease I love Bob Segar and Van Haleng Laura, I'll never forget the good times we had in Spanish. Kim P, remember the day in cooking you put your arm in the flame? Dar- lene, remember the day at Friend- lys with that cup of coffee? Kim, Colleen, and Richard, l'll never forget the good times in wood class. I also played basketball for 2 years. Kim Serra Like Eddie Money, Journey, and getting out of here! Will miss everyone we had fun while it lasted, Crystal, remember Shaun Kelley, will you smile? Does any- one remember Nancy? Gayle, will you ever find your way to soap? Kerri, can I drive the Vl'1'l'? Rum cokes'.' Bye Guys, have a good one! Helen M. Roberts Tootie Cheerleading, Slide shows. Homeroom rep., The Hubbard and the movies. breakfast, Pine St., PJ Party, I feel like such a... summer of 83, Jerkface at the Jr. Prom? radiator, 4th period open study, good luck everyone!! Michelle Marie Savage Michelle Basketball 2,33 Warrior newspa- per 31 Track 43 yearbook commit- tee 4 - Likes: family, close friends, basketball, swimming, skiing, running, laughing, having a good time. The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away. We'll take the best, forget the rest, and some day we'll find, these are the best of times. Michael James Sills Bassa Football, Track, Homeroom rep., School committees, school play, Explorers Post 333 -Thanks for being there and helping me, ma I love you. Go for the gold. Neal. Planning to attend college and ma- jor in Psychology. Kenneth S jogren Lisa H. Starkey Football cheerleading 4: Basket- ball cheerleading 31 National Hon- or Society 3,4: Yearbook commit- tee 4g M.P., remember the Mill- bury game? I-Ii Cindy. Thanx for everything! U2 Darl congrats. U- made it l00 . Thanks Mom 8: Dad. I Love you, Kevin: thanx for being there when I needed you most! I love you!!! Fr 'f 4 V . David L. Tebo Basketball l,2,3g Tennis 2,3,4g Baseball lg Will attend UMASS majoring in engineering. Darlene Smith Attending Nichols College in the fall for Computer Science. Re- member fuzzy wuzzy was a bear . . . no hair? Congratulationsto the class of 84 , and good luck in the future. Lisa, now I won't have any bumps on my head from you!! Marita Jane Steinmetz Frito Field hockey l,4g Basketball 2: Track l,2,4g Yearbook Com- mitteeg Junior Prom Partyg Senior prom cocktail party, Sugarloaf ski trip '84g Coffee Sombreros, Cape Cod, Good luck to all my friends, special thanks to my favorite mom. Look for the silver lining in every cloud. John Francis Thomas Till JT, JFT, JFTT, John not Jonathon I am the nobleman's troubadore, and a noble among troubadoref' - me. Often we find that the Grim reaper is not death but loneliness. Remember - out- house bound? Nam? Jail bait? Labs? Tag-team clydes? Utopian anarchy Phorever - Plo WHBP - You caaan't have IT!!!!! I hope to see many of you someday, in cat mandu g bide well. K Camera Shy: Bruce Amidon Eric Bellerive Robert Brawn Michael Duvall Mary-Ellen Ann Trainor Field hockey l.2.3.4: Basketball cheerleading 2.3.41 Yearbook edi- tor: Ring committee: Student 1,2.3,4: President of Stu- dent council 4: Spring Fling Com- mittee. Thanks for everything Buddy! We'll always be friends and don't you forget it! Thanks Tom + Pauline I love you!! :xt Nancy M. Trottier Do you guys remember that night? KPM. remember The Route! Colleen. Patty and Kim, remember the weekends at my sis- ter's apartment! Sue. remember June 4th'? Congratulations Darc!!! Mary Turcotte Deanna Frabotta 'wFe'fici2iiE5iv? John Ruguleiski Paul F. Vincequere, Jr. Bear To my two best friends. Mike and Tom: l hope you don't forget the times we had and I hope we stay in touch with each other for years to come. Best wishes to the class of 84 and thanks to the wonderful teachers who helped me along. Thomas J. Winalski Varsity Tennis 3.41 soccer.-'Fir ture plans: college: MR.' , Sky. so long!! i Jamey S. Yaylaian Yappa T Bucket. Hampton Beach. XLX Sportster, Van Halen: Moinse's rocket ride. the Cutlass. Football Kings 83. The Watermelon. Rough, Tough gtuff Oh. no - not the power play After losing fifteen seniors. the '83-'84 field hockey team was not a complete success. However. spirits were kept alive by the active partici- pation and enthusiasm of the Tri- Captains. Kelley Angel. Michele Faford. and Katie Maynard and the Spirit Captains Maureen Flaherty and Mary-Ellen Trainor. The '83- '84 field hockey team adopted the motto It's not whether you win or lose. it's how you play the game. They had a great time while uphold- ing the Grafton traditions of class and sportsmanship. Their record for the season was 8-9-l. 4-1 Have a nice trip. Maureen. See ya next fall! Does she really expect us to score with that strategy? 1 l . l' .gi 'vii' L-A - - J.1 Most Valuable Players l984: E , , W ,. Indian Snoopy and field hockey Smurf T in fifi .J it .5 .qgsfj 4 llq,.' , f sq! 'J 1 .1' In 1 l 1 Three's not a crowd. Field Hocke . if 55,1 H1 F W Q gk if ,al , ' , ffm gpg' , is ,tn , I ' 1 if , . Q ' 21 Top row: Coach Wendy Moffat. Maureen E Q 3 x al- Q Flaherty' Tummy Gambediun. Kelly rovy: 'Heather Scott.wWendy Parlin. Crystal M Perkins. Susan Currier. Marita Steinmetz. Qlllllllim. Mwhelle Paford. 'Katie Mlilnlifkl- ,, A , Michelle O'Neill. Tricia Poirier. Debby K?lleY Angell- Ml1fY'lill'3n lflilfwf- ,- ' N Poulin. Coach Maureen Hi hland Bottom Michelle Inman- Sue Tlghc . . X v f- g 4, K 3 I A i. I , x ' f 4 ,, , I K I, 1 1,113 I 5- T .xllq . , W ' ,fl ' rfl- fuvzsv- ' '1 5 'Q sl , ... on -5, 2 lf! -5. vs-If x .,- X A e l U ' If v- ' ' I'-.1 M . Q ,X ,ljtli x gui,-4 V I, . .. ' A , ,, lil V 'il if- 5 VT' ' 5 . 5 ' 1, 'L - 0 ' X' Z1 V , 5 .' 4 ' V L x 1 a 1 vb ig I i. E i A . 3 .2 f 3 t . fi 3: 'r ' ' 1 ,Q ' ' A ' '. . . 1- 'iff ' Mi 'ry T . Y If WA.. Q : V I' , a' H N ga. ,If ,, YR 1 I I x . fgfigpg -is J? ,M ' T' A ig' 4. g '52, fel - - . , w- , L. , N ' - 5 i - , . 5-,ls W - A .5 I . X e .,, . sf A W - e, 4.9: , A. 1,1 41 I ' - ' . --- 1 1,-Jflllfv 'bgfr - 'I F 93 by .. xv! . ,W '. wi. ji, A ,L ' Q M V' ' 'f L1 A H -f' - . ,. .,','W..fV nyrnnwqq X-' , gf, : Watching cloeely. Coach. Wendy Moffat Race you for a brew. Michelle'. ' ii ,S 1 af 5 'Q 812 K 'NME my .AX X i is .Q ' 35 Boys' Cross Countr Top Row: Sheila Farrell. Carey Perkins. Barry Dennis. Jim Burns. Tim Coleman. Bottom Row: Assistant Coach Don Jim-Noonan. Jerry Burns. Dave Curevlitz. Wilson. Joe Mara. Mike Dame. Peter Karina Demers. Coach Richard Coleman. Joncas. Ted Girard. Jeff Dame . 33+ , ag, F J lik, W r' ' 'se' Q' if ,1...' .X Nt. .VN-, , W ,, A., gy-. ,Wa ., ., Although the boys' cross country team suffered various in- juries this year. they ended their season with a record of I0-4. The young team ran extremely well at the Southern Worcester County League meet. capturing first place. They also finished fourth at the Waehusett Invitational and a respectable l7th at the District E meet. Peter Joncas. Ted Girard, and Mike Dame were well supported hy the under- classmen in this successful season. U awp, 'I xg, 41.1 was ' 'f 5. . - +., 'f' .1 -. X I e -.1 ., 'I rs l'll take that. thank-you! The long and winding road , . S o ' C C t Nobody said it would be easy ... r .-1 Canq believe that they talked me into D h ll b h H up .W f N0 pain - ng gain! lhjg 4, o t ese rea y improve I e vsais ine.. rx Y wr' X Q 1, f N' ' n f .wi V t,:j,3.,,zif.2? V ' .r ag 'la- . wlihb - .-. . -N if a '4,,'.,,- l . - e ' - ' w ,, -f--.-m.1i.Kri.,- vr ., 3,1-2 A 1. ..'vf'f'f'f.g.:t-A-er-n.gn4:i. ffikalsai .wf ,'- 1. .. '. 1 ,'tl,' '-A-, , '- 931,25 si--5: 101, 5 - -fgaelrfe. -. cf:--Q81-E' I x, we if' -ffvwl' .. the'sEWH' Ne'-i am- --au.M. gf:.i.l.iELniA. , 1?v:'Q2'?,9. 4g42Qs5mvy KL- c...?:':t,:-I-fi? ,Qi i-ff' '. ' 'f'1',w.5i'3f'.3i:'2'- i -.,, to as P L' Q, -gmail W 'l9'Eir6iV:Na'faf4.:,'5h,H 1- - - -, . Ji? ,A IJ1i'1+.LgnH - .' M, s ' x r nf .,'5uf'Lfj' if 'I N, fi-l'. 1 -s. T., Y K-,?'.: -t ., ,- lm, Rwkiz- '1 if'-:L . 1. ilu ' ' 'uf' , --.1 . - 6? f. '? u .ff--1' ' ' f. . Y. in ? . .vs . ,, 40 ' W1 5154-g'4:..w-' : FY '1 I '7 -- .. , - . fi mwfglw . Q 'af 4'!-'H 9i,r.j'l. fr 5 ' ' ' is ,lv 1 1 ' ' ,1 , 1 ' ,Lil .-g . 2 ,A ' -M .. i1L:, Although the girls' cross- country team experienced some organizational difficulties at the beginning of the season. the final result was five hardworking team- mates who were willing to try. re- gardless of adversaries. The team's seniors. Heather Nichol- son. Sue McDermid. and Lisa Bar- tucca, combined efforts with freshmen Christine Gravel and sophomore Lisa Tillitson. An un- fortunate injury kept would-be- teammate Lisa Bahosh from actively participating, but she sup- ported the team by attending every meet. Although the girls' record was not outstanding, mile times were greatly improved as the sea- son progressed and a general feel- ing of good health and good spirit was enjoyed by all. 37 x it Fourth Rovx: Chris Waite. Richard Ouellette. Todd Arnold. David Dahlstrom. Roh Starkey. Mike Speroni. Bill Drumm. Jim Joncas. Kevin Holland. Jeff Lebel. John Malvey. Josh Bartucca. John Peters. Kevin Molinari. Eric Bergenholtz. Steve Wojnar Third Row: Coach Kaufman. Coach Caputo. Craig Boniface. Mark Kaczynski. John Ross. Jim Smolinski. Tony Gendron. Scott Booth. Mike Ross. Richard Masterson. Kevin Arsenault. Brian Lapointe. Tom Farrell. Toby Overdorf. Mike Nicalek. Kevin Flaherty. Todd Zastawny. David Football Butkus. Coach Egsegian. Coach Kaufman Second Row: Brian Allen. Tom Nicalek. David Ruane. Steve Germelli. Mike Pirie. Tony Molinari. Todd Mahoney. Make Jocobson. Lee Vitkauskas. David Mason. David Berube. Mike Haseltine. Charlie Butkus. Ron Lukasevich First Row: Dan Brosnihan. Tim Mahoney. Tom Holland. Neal Ouellette. Rick Garbedian. Ray Morgan. Mike Sills. Jamey Yaylaian. Joe L'Esperence Missing from photo: Tracy Padgett. Bill Abraham ,Qttff ,xx Strategic advice from the peanut gallery' Hack off. Buckolu Amy ws milf' . A I x , N .' .- X lg fr. 1 ,, .J J: -. . X ' '1 ' W l .W qv , A.. t -,L -5 S 5' 'lf A Q3 L , . ,M ,gd it HJ, M, ,Mme FF 'K A f. 4. ' 4. s-. -Q J ' R .J-f'H-'-my we r ' 1 . i I s 'J V - - 1 'i 'ff X , X .xy 1 . h 41. L b V 1 D . Q :ma v yt i my N g H i - ' -.4 f , - ' if' in '. ' -is - A X x PAY no - . 4 1 or '15 3 -z 41,4 ll S all OVCF HOW Grafton Indians on the move. J The Grafton High football team ended a disappointing season with looks of promise toward years to come. Although they ended the sea- son at 3-7. the Indians played aggressively throughout. The sea- son started off well with a 20-6 vic- tory over Oxford: however. numer- ous injuries, including a dislocated elbow to Captain Rick Garabedian. contributed to the Indians' poor record. For the remainder of the season seniors Joe L'Esperance. Dan Brosnihan. Mike Sills. and Captain Neal Ouellette provided leadership for the young team. Highlights of the year included the Indians' thrashing of Millbury 27-16 and a late-season 13-0 victory over a good Uxbridge squad. 39 Hey. somebodys gotta help 'em win this game! Football C eering as Ui 5,4 -1 8 Leading the Varsity Football cheer- ing squad this year were tri-captains Gisele Charest, Ellen Kuchinsky and Michelle Pigaga along with the assis- tance of Coach Brenda Millette. Al- though the fighting Indians did not have a winning season, the squad continued to liven up the fans with their peppy cheers and bright smiles through rain. hail, sleet, and snow . . . especially rain. In addition to the traditional pep rally. decorating of the Senior players houses. and the steak and eggs break- fast. the football cheerleaders started a J.V. squad captained by Senior Traci Casale. n Bottom Row: Sandy Houde. Carlene Campanale. Ellen Kuchinsky. Traei Casale. Gisele Charest. Patty Hussey. Kim Morgan Top Hey, did you hear the one about . . . 11-xa1,,,,t jH 1 f W ' sa ' row: Michelle Pigaga. Lisa Starkey Missing from the photo: Claurisse Campanale X Q E 3 'SY' 'P -it , ' T: ' '- 9 4,13 - 1 dv :hw ' f ,,, gm ,,,le,.,f hf,f b,g,, V ,, .I ,'5Kf,e. Uyp. ,lf ,7,f,La::rE? uf Q',.v1.g.,,f.'fW W' ww- iv. , M 'X f 1 Y f , V, . , W ,WI , . ' 5 V 73,5 , j. 5 ' - A N , Y 5--I .fi t u ':'4,, ' 1. ae' ffm 2402, if -jf, L i ff ,- t -Y A 1 Ga .if ' i ,fit-My A ,' '. 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' ' ' ' r' - ll 7 A '.l -5: 'fn'-rn -fidsax '44 -. . ., 4.5. 1 1-. fn.. il i .',i.rgsf2-fri? wg- jiwiiufi? Q . Q R ' 1 3 61 if,,.a- 1 .vim ww ffm- 'P' gl - ,Ur -' ..,'- 1 L 4 nf:-F fy- ' s . Q' 1 1, - 'iff , JM '. Qt ' 'ox' r i' ' 'Jai' fa. .Ml ,guru ' Vw. V .. K I' 'I-.ly 1 , V . , , A H' 1 . as I f , aw, 4' A , Y ,' JO 0 . gs. The girls eagerly await their tcam's arrival. How's this cheer go'. ' ,Q nzl.l.Alnag'JLr 'WT'- Memories of the last game - ls it really over? .Ji- Bottom row: Sandy Houde. Kim Reed. Traci Casale Middle row: Patty Hussey. Kim Morgan, Mary Ellen Trainor. Mechelle Pigaga l Basketball Cheermg Throughout the 1984 basketball sea- son the cheerleaders showed a great deal of pep and enthusiasm for their Indians. Their biggest challenge was competing in the highly competitive David Prouty Tournament. Co- captains Michelle Pigaga and Traci Casale and Senior member Patty Hus- sey struggled to make their cheer flaw- less. Their hard work paid off when they captured third place in the com- petition. Junior Kim Reed received the Miss Cheerleader award. Their achievements gave Coach Brenda Mil- lette much to be proud of. Top row: Sandy Grew. Carlene Canpanale. Deanna Samara , 0 ---- , J, sl ,O:n'- a -4-' -1 , 4' . if' . L, y l' K, f ? J ' N' x l t 45 ' vl ' S , .a....ps l - -my 5. . .fly X 'an-' ' 925 ,Q . .,. What it takes, we've got! Who made this thing? J.. 1. ?m- ,ms I . ll ll XX as s, qi' Boys, Basketball Top row Coach Robert Kaufman. Jim Bottom row: Chris Cahill. Roger Joncas. L Esperance. Bruce Joncas, Charlie Joe L'EsperanCe. Rick Garabedian. Arthur Butkas, Bill Abraham, Tony Molinari Glispin tab? f Ka ' av 'vt-s '1 A. 'Hi 'RQPTIM 1RHFTUN X. L... is QQRFTUN j 3gpT0N unArTNf fM,,FTUA' Q24 all 130 ERHFTM I lliiiixk Q-4' X i CWFTUN . 4' A4 .., 4 Lp:- itla :J xl!! Howk it tuxtC'7 DN.. a' ini ii' j!t ,f 9 ' 5' l. i,,, l A Try it ugziin. guys. hut this time do it right! J-U-M-P -jump it, jump it! ,1- .vcr--1 Which hoop is ours? I think I can. I think l can ... Swish! af? ,-I Q TSE! -- J' in 'J . 'l l!--1 C Let it roll around the rim. and fall in. gs il This year's basketball team had an outstanding year. rising from last place to second place and missing the district playoffs by only 2 V: per- centage points. Sparked by the lead- ership of their three seniors Roger Joncas, Rick Garabedian and Joe L'Esperance. the Indians finished with a record of 9-7. The highlight of the year was a fourteen point comeback in the fourth quarter of the game against Northbridge. The men provided more basketball enjoyment this year than has been seen in past years at Grafton High. With many young hopefuls. the team should im- prove even more next year. 43 a Clever bounce pass X Heres the pass. and some fancy footwork . . . this is it - the big one!! 1 YN- 1 'I 3. Wu.: pin: l 1 - x . -D QW' Q- . , A 5 'Q Q 2 V Q v J -L., L A :TA k-.M qs-3 ,sri s lj .X f i 'TG .I. lf? f Hope wrncunc untchcs it 4.1 I-'A .Q 3 . is - gc, 4-ff-M tw X 5 W f r, Q s . S 5 I sL ' if mf: Sink it! E' . . U Tip il to the Cirutton sldc. l 5 f 1 YV , fl 1 L Lv .f U - Y nf' 1, mY.m,Zi6f35!5l9 Girls' Basketball Top Row: Becky Patterson. Ann Casillo. Lisa Tillitson. Coach Gary Nelson. Karina Hageman. Leanne Gravel. Sheila l-arrell. Demers. Sonja Corriveau. Carol Sweeney Michelle Keith. Chris Jones. lammy Bottom Row: Sarah Currier. Maria Gzirabedian -j . ,. .. 127- CW' f I W Q g I - I S . ,,Y,,, A L:--f 'f ' . ', vs . f '2 .4 1 ' ' ,- ,. 1- . . L .- 1 t , : f 3x r-ir fl I t i nt'sM fx 'Y ,'s 3 if Q ., v...., Q - 0,419 ' My-.ax --. ..-el . lt ,, Ms 1-. -LJ? Ti 'Jil f t Ji hi i The 1983-1984 girls' basketball team played a disappointing. yet productive season. Led by coach Nelson. co-captains Leanne Gravel and Sheila Farrell. and senior Lisa Bartucca. the girls tinished the year with a decent record. Although they had a rough season due to the youth ofthe team. they played tough and challenged many good squads. Working hard and maintaining high spirits. the Indians made the most of their season working to prepare for next year's team. 45 Ice Hocke Jeff Cummings Bottom Row: John Flynn Dave Butkus. Scott Bull. Mike Jacobson Steve David. Matt Didonna. Lee Vikauskus. Craig Alex. John Peters if s A. I' ll 'Ss' ' r Rx -...wfil at 1... ... f'l lf? l 0 - . I JW W Save!!! Pass it. l'm ready M .' F ...-1 4 .-. 1 -, V - is ' x 1 'jkflfbig ' 5'f1 '2,,b 7Q.9' ' , 4 3 if... 4' X.--.t. ... .,, V 0 SMOKING 1 l - if . . - u ' I QQSUHPTIDN C Ui. LEGE t x N I Would you believe that it really worked 'un-.vqi .- Strong defense pays off. limi The ice hockey team had a very interesting '83-'84 season. Although their record was 2-13, many promis- ing aspects arose during the year. First. the team was introduced to a new type ofhockey style. Mr. Lind- berg. their coach. taught the club a number of new game techniques which motivated this year's players and educated the future members. Second. the Indians were forced to play a more competitive schedule due to the termination of Southern Worcester County League. Throughout the season, Grafton played well and gave many of the Midland League teams tough games. The hockey team showed great drive and spirit. led by Co- Captains John Didonna and Pat In- man. The remaining seniors, Ray Morgan. Steve David. Ted Girard. Dave Erikson and Mike Dame. and the rest of the players skated as a unified squad, finishing a produc- tive season. 47 Strike one! I We. vga., in, , V lf QKVW4-v.t :ww 4.ga,Q.. 1 4 ' . A gfrrlllfvlf 14' ' M -Ju. .f E A 4+ ' f,w2..f' ' 7 ' L . ' Qi' I' sr s,.d.f?'f,.. ,,. -5 .M ,A M wx f.tM,,,., , ,. 4 I - Q , . . . ' ff: ,W' :. Q A Q S.- - fl In 1984 the Grafton High baseball team entered the districts once again. After a disappointing two and four pre-season record. the boys be- gan to imrpove. During the follow- ing fourteen games. the team com- piled a thirteen and one record to establish themselves as Southern Worcester County League Champs. The senior members included Dan Brosnihan. Roger Joncas. Joe L'Esperance. and Jeff Letourneau. The top hitter for the Indians was junior Bill Abraham. while Ron Lukasevich led the team on the mound with a regular season record of live and one. The boys felt the most important factor in their sea- son was their coach. Richard Cole- man. the person who was always there to help them through tough games. IP . H-. edg,,,,,-,eq . '.- -. , y ,' -.Q-4' .'g,'.' .'f,: fjn .'.2'l I know its in there somewhere ,,, ' in b' 1:5 559: Q v ,,, 'U-H' .... --ue ui-' ',,,,, F11 Baseball Galtff' , fit 9' . . A ff F. t x 5 9 Lu.. .-pf. 4 ,YF I. 4'w 1 . ' , ,-,-mr, . .. - 4 I V- , 71- 4 1 42 ' w 7, , .'T. ' . , . ' f ai?-1,52 'ffi' 1' ' '5, .t f v 5? t ' -.- PSV, , , J-J' lun... 1,5411 aff! -.5 V- v' Just try and hit it. buddy. Has anyone xeen my contuutxf' t 7 , ' nz, -:iw A gi f? 'QQ ,. Af. , 0, L A ,- 'VQQ H254 W 'Ng 1 I P , r Y I i , , 4 3, L 4 . Y. Q-4 ,,. gg I1 na.. f 1 F h ul .-- pQ l 1 Well he mud , and she sand and he d ned her on Frld xx fe ',,,v . ,Ni mm dsl. Ready for amy thing Unmmh. mumh lhClllT1PlNUlIIIU lunch' :H 4596-'.. The wind up. and here's the pitch. All right, all right. I promise l'll never do it again. Q Q -,X . lv. ll-L.,..,.....i .i.lS.',-l lt's not over yet. ,af Although the softball team had no senior members this year. it did have a successful season. With a record of 10 wins and 5 losses. the Grafton girls took second place in the Southern Worcester County League. Being led by four returning players. Mary Mahassel. Carol Sweeney. Sue Tighe and Maria Hageman, the team was able to beat every other team in the league ex- cept Oxford. Also contributing to the team's success were starting juniors Chris Jones and Michelle Pietrewicz and freshmen Lisa Hauk, Dawn Nangle and Tracy Wellman. Other players whojoined in the team's effort were Dawn Caputo. Heidi Chase. Pam Coro- da. Becky Patterson. and Kim Wahlgren. 5l . 1 vt O 9 O Is there a hole in my racket? The '84 season was one of major re- building for the girls' tennis team be- cause most top players had graduated. As the league matches began, the inex- perienced team worked hard and play improved, They defeated David Prouty for their only victory. The suprise for this year's team was Lisa Nichols. a junior from Connecticut. Coach Barlow expects Tammy Frederico. Nancy Mara. and Laura Auger. all freshmen. to be major factors next year. Good Luck! 8 -'S E Who's that behind those Foster Grants? ,-,,,,,.,4.,wv4.1avv H Q 9 44,1- 521.- L ',,..-.Q T e . , H., T-.v-,,f-,D gnu 45 1 AJ- e if f Y Qgijezyibgt. 'Q y' ' if 6 6'oo J' ' f .x..'i -,tying 'ab ' ' , ','9'nf ' -fwivv.-vv- . ',...'sv 'fs 89 if r: pg 5 1- Cvi- -.QQ sg' I ' 6O'o'o'+ -. , 'i' Z i rf:-2.x BA ' 1 s ' , U W e O'sl,04 -'f-- e Q al rafffo ', if ,,,.,.,.,.... , :,.,, -ou D nooouovouop I .X W VI 'f 1 ' f 'i ,v,O,i D' - is f v K . g.. . ' Ai f- f.- O' , opooooooooooo ' H oo LJ. Q' - ' gi Tn xl ..f . . . I 1 v. A 'Ai ii , .'.'.'f,t 1' .,. 1 I I A swinging single l just love when it's 40-love Y--,Y .,':':K 'xi' Shucks. over the fence again. It gs X 1 . , N - .2 .A..+:s:4.'- g.x,w.,-.Yeh a 1 '3'y'h. X , , A - . . kilkioixfky V -' '- s' ,Kv'.c I 3 , Ti 1 i s nv . ,,. , ,mm if E -. I f. W --mio? ,--.X'X' .,,. -4-JA fl- s 'l 7N'f'Xlifv-H -wav- Boys9 Tennis What do you mean? That was in! ,L I Q' Pidvtuqxz-. , ' l-J . nu..-...,,.-, 1 I IJ. Ar ,J tiifn . ,. I A V T avi' e I' 2 ' 1' 71 1 ali V 2 . I f 34 4 Q l 1 'f , r if 1 -4 ,ig . A , 06 J ,nt f Aix X, ,2 'E H ' X 4 A 1 '- -li fill .-1' Silt., ' , 4 ' ' ,' - -1 N , , . . MM- '..... ' A '::f . -fra-1 4 Qiltm.. A r Tl I A i 1,4 Ah. ' T ff 14- .if f. . . M I lugs I t-H , ,f ilth . .2 xsfzf 53 . fixf .- I , , X1 , . 'M' U I M .f as - ,, .:f- 4, a M 4' .1 ,pa 5 t, - . iv , g .lands-.Lung t J: V. ,i ., , Ji? M 1 5... K Q .fi Y -L 44 XX' N Ks LX' 'l t 'n,, if -'. ff ' ,' IYQNX . 1, fl, .hv::'11' I 'QUE o, .tn n v.,0, 1, lg x V. .xkx X if s K 'tfxxii V, ' jp ,si , 6 get -Q If K 'Q I 1 l , , Q I N ,q ,,,-I . s 4 .gl A . ,B nk- xl u' Ng 'wi-i'IvQf+3a:'N' , Qryya , 5 4. 1'-n0'Q'4'! U 'U,'S GPHNQ F. 3 Give me a break. it was a rough night. A an ff 9 r dal ,....,, 2 . WV ,sat . foe 512 f.gA1.7?g,'.S,L,.,,A 4 Q' rin: f-4 1 1 - Spring '84 was a successful season for the boys' tennis team. For the first time. the guys played under the guidance of Mr. Gareau. the girls' team's former coach. The team's only loss was an away game with Uxbridge. which they countered with a win with the same team at home. They won thirteen ofthe fourteen games played. and entered the districts where they lost to Westford. Co-captinas Dave Tebo and Ted John- son led the team to victory. followed by Tom Winalski and Keith Monissette in first doubles. The team was well repre- sented by underclassmen. With their help the team enjoyed a season Grafton can be proud of. Each team member was awarded a letter of achievement in appreciation. It 13. A-efvl..-'G-e'3'ifi1v'ir: '?'suwr . wiffigatfuw ,.-s W ' J! 450 , .A V V-jg V' 3'-.gh ix. S 'S'3',..j me W '4' as . a w - W, .ll..- 221542424 3-45'-fiiliilfffil 'ff g f-s---- s f t -'A ,,, L 2 5 'v vo-.alfa ,..i.c...:1:i.n l'll kill you if you take this picture. Girl ' Track f-1' .wr ' -If A 1 ,M V- 3 ,, , ' -l l 2:-A Quick mow the rukc' S-1 K in-,,, , 1 1 ,o. . fo ' 4 .'-141' . .. , 5 ' Hiqfi' A 'N'-ag ., . I P .5 J Lf M,,f'f l , '4 K K J ,,. 311 z 4 1 Y! :X -'DEC ' f - .wi f 3 -31.7 Q .. Senior Kelly Perkins Up, up :ind ziwuy 4.-.-.-u.sr-- 0 1 This is really heavy No these aren t too heavy Gee. only I0 miles to go! The girls' track team of 1984 sur- prised even themselves as their wins continued to outnumber their losses. Lead by tri-captains Kelly Perkins. Sheila Farrell, and Lisa Bartucca. the team combined their efforts and talents to produce an ex- cellent season. The Grafton girls' team tied for third in the S.W.C.L. meet. Although the entire team dis- played their talents, special recogni- tion goes to Buffy Wilson for her sprinting abilities. Sheila Farrell for javelin. Kris Gravel for her versatil- ity. and Chrissy Croteau for long distance running. Although the girls did not enjoy the degree of success of earlier teams. the season was most enjoyable and many good times were shared by all. J ii He flies through the air with the greatest of ease. Wish I could flylike Superman Looks like a shiskabob tonight! The agony Of de-feet f is riff X v .. , Y! -V N I 7 - ,N 'url , W . 5 5' f Y., - ' 1 I if 1, .W ' f Q tx , v 'js - . . ' 4- 51, I '- '.,.:.g,i,' ,- g i? ir , ' 4.f.ws..4. ' 1 5 v - fbi ,. 1 W ':::i9 f55'2E5' '-veiffi , i S' I V' , W-Pt U A- ' ..M,... , ' ' l V -f' 'Q 5 in. ' ' .' -V Q - rivaxfta IQ.-kiwi, X ,qw-... m W MN ' A' .tif ., N ,, ' 1 ' 4-V .Q - H, K. f ' 5 Qagjzp.: , ,H L ,I X r l - -- -pgffy' ,N J' -, . ' fg, ku- -gff,,z,',- , x I f' ' Z...gu.-. ' A . P 4, ' I -w,,.,,, I1 . I NV A , . ff' . ' 4 -' ' N9 ' I . H ' .AV . 'Q ' vi ' - .. I. , -A , I . Ma n P . '1 ' ,sf -A. ' . 'J- JJQAU' 1- J 'ff' .'- ., ' 74 4 ?f ' A UW ' I ' 54- i i J an i - I i 15, ' - .33-'gf' N n ' f v N , Y g ,W . ,, 14 'I' ,ff - I 0-'Chi . . ,. ,' w ,K ' v . A ' L M, I ' 1.1-lm' - g IJ- r'. 1 '- i 2 .' ' if-' '- 'N-- , 'f' f' I , AY ' 4 f ' iw' gvr. il -uf N' ' Ar, '. -33-,-5 f'I'?! 4f' Q, Y I 1 1- ? 53,1 ofi 'fp 'A XT I.. ig. ,Z ,li 'J ' 4 I 0,1 fl I - 7 i ,TL fifyq' ',-I ,JP-'i ,. .. ,lh'kN. J? :- il. just airing out UR Going on a woman hunt, guys? This makes me so dizzy. -,v-P J' we ' 41:- , 'igfmvqvqr Q 'PFI Boys Cross Countr fb .aff . Q . ,,.-nl' 6 1- .Y 'f 1 . ' is i i . V I ' ' .1 0 -gi, .,,' ,U . u 1 l s 5' l il ,lfli l '- A 9 Z7 'v i 'fr 9 A J? ly 5 K X SL , lik 4 3 JAH . fx .fx 1 6 ef. , .-Q.: ' ' ' US E -, -- an This spring. the boys' track team spent most of its time building for next year. With only three returning seniors and numerous new under- classmen, the boys strived for a suc- cessful season but fell short. Many fine athletes including Mike Hazel- tine, Charlie Butkus, Steve Wojnar, Rick Garabedian. and Mike Sills. helped to place a tough fourth in the Southern Worcester County League meet and the Districts track meet. All season the boys met their fierce competition with Grafton spirit and pride. 57 Ski Trip Sugarloaf, USA On February 10, 1984. the Grafton High Students were loading their lug- gage and ski equipment onto the char- tered bus in the school's parking lot. In addition to the 25 Grafton stu- dents. there were 2 Shrewsbury stu- dents, and three chaperones all filled with anticipation. They arrived in Maine six hours later and after assigning rooms and unpacking, they explored the beautiful mountainside. They awoke early the following morning ready for a full day of skiing. The conditions were excellent and the day started off perfectly. Howev- er. all good things must come to an end, and the casualties began to occur. Within two days of skiing. the skiers managed to acquire seven stitches, a twisted knee, a broken wrist, a sprained arm, and a terribly scratched face. Although their days were filled with excitement. the nights were quite uneventful. After a day of skiing, sledding, and snowball fighting, everyone was exhausted and turned in early. By Sunday the weather had turned, and with all the injuries everyone was ready to go home. With the memories of this winter wonderland, they boarded the bus for the long journey back to Grafton. 0 .iii I 2 air aff' 1 t ff- H t '3 ' 1 i ' 'Z Q52 I' f H,-gf M. . A 4 .1 . f ff sf 42 QV! -as 3 gf? SX 1 4+ Y? 1 pf? . I ff. -,P t im? Sb Q wav ff ,G YN, K .r fl' Z- 95924 1 I xxx I :,I' st ' ' ll I , A 'IO ' 5 0 , SSIMPLJ-:x v 1 xox 3 OO New f After Hour Class Officers ,gig Juniors Deanna Samara - President Mike Hazeltine - Vice-President Sue Tighe - Secretary Zina Collins - Treasurer Sophomores Heidi Chase - President Jay LeClaire - Vice-President Angie White - Secretary Kim Morgan - Treasurer Freshmen Kevin Chute - President Rob Starkey - Vice-President Brain Lapointe - Secretary Carlene Campanale - Treasurer Clubs and Activities Yearbook Committee: Karen Knapik. Mary Ellen Trainor. Ellen Kuchinsky. Patty Hussey. Katy Ford. Adyisor Mrs. Julian. John Till. Halsey Platt. Donna Kasabula. Tracey Coonan. Michelle Pigaga. Traci Casale. Sheila Farrell. Helen Roberts. Sue Lemoine. Fran Gardner. Jacqui Lucier Student Council: Michelle Pigaga. Maryl-lllen Trainor. Buffy Wilson. Malt Didonna. Kelly Williston. Lisa Misterka. Kim Reed. Claurisse Campanale. Traci Casalef Sue Lemoine. Deanna Samara. Sarah Currier. Heidi Chase. Carolyn White. Dave liutkus. Brian l.apoinIe. Kevin Chute. Toby Overdorli. Bill Abraham. John Didonna 'Student Advisory Council Represen- tatiye f sr . .., A National Honor Society: Roger Joncas, Tony Molinari. Bruce Joncas, Tom Casey, Arthur Glispin. John Didonna. Steve Wojnar. John Ross, Joe Mara, Mike Haseltine. Carolyn Chiginsky, Debby Poulin, Lisa Bahosh, Cathy Pietrewicz. Kelly Per- kins, Donna Kasabula. Patty Hussey. Traci Casale, Wendy Parlin. Heather Nicholson, Karen Knapik, Kim Reed. Heather Scott. Pat Inman. Lisa Bartuc- ca, Carolyn White, Sue Tighe. Leanne Gravel, Katie Maynard, Lisa Nichols, Buffy Wilson. Sue Torpey. Keith Mor- rissette, Gerald Bums. Michelle Inman. Jacqui Lucier. Fran Gardner. Lisa Star- key. Missing from photo: Debra Rice. Kevin Flaherty The Warrior: John Till. Sheila Farrell. Lisa Bartucca. Lisa Bahosh. Fran Gardner. Jacqui Lucier. Maria Casillo. Sue Torpey. Cathy Isaac. Donna Kasabula. Advisor Miss Jody Butler. Tracey Carbonneau. Leanne Gravel. Steve David. Toni Molinari. Bill Abraham. Mike Hasel- tine. Barry Dennis. Faces in a crowd xf Eh 5 h ' , I ,WX L.. . an ,Sys ,. x 3 , ,cn Uv ' 51 'ima ??'f7+'9ivf..f,e,1g,, -V .Q IQQQMAJJ- A 5, ,Y 'N x QI v I -4 Q01 1 1 ' 1 F fl . . ,.---wp-, n..- ,4.. l 1-. is 1 ' I 13' -.. 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When we entered Grafton High School in 1980. Jimmy Carter was president. the price ofcrude oil was still ridiculous. our embassy was captured in Tehran. personal computers were new on the market. and the space shuttle was waiting for its first launch. Needless to say - but it will be said - we have seen some changes. Not all ofthese changes have affected us directly though. But such events as the passing of Proposition ZVQ. less Federal Government funding of public schools. and the in- stallation of new lockers did. Yet. if we were to decrease the radius ofour relections to the activities ofGrafton High students we would open the proverbial door to a more personal array of events. Recall how you felt when you first entered G.H.S in September of 1980. The upperclassmen were people that we had looked up to. or heard about. or merely been friends with. or perhaps it was our first encounter with them. But when you passed an upperelassman in the hallway you felt different. and you were always waiting for the Seniors to graduate so that you could move up a level. As the year progressed we earned some of their respect as we played sports with them. per- formed with them. and sat in class with some ofthem. and partied with them. Then. they graduated. As Sophomores we felt accustomed to the high school rhythm. Now there was a class under us and the teachers knew who we were tsome of us were known personally. others by reputationl. For some of us. our Sophomore year will be remembered as our most difficult year. For others of us. it was our easiest. In our Sophomore year we saw the advent ofdressing in costumes on Halloween. Spirit Weeks, Spring Fling. and the original Warrior Variety Show. Athletics were becoming easier as skills. forms and attitudes became more accentuated. We were veterans of mid-terms and finals. and we were ready to become Juniors. In our Junior year all non-Pre-A.P. English students were introduced to the dreaded Quarter-Course which. it should be noted. was originally designed by Attila the Hun as a training instrument for quick learning. At any rate. after having our schedules butchered we were ready to settle for anything solid. Yet another introduction for us was the double-lab period on Chemistry. This was an exception- al learning experience for those of us in Mr. Prunier's class. for it taught us that reading instructions does help. During this year we began to pull together and realize that everyone is the same. has the same doubts. fears and disappointments. It is this fact which made our class slightly more special Then we became Seniors. Senioritis struck a few of us in early September. this was quickly noticed by several teachers. For the first time in our class's history. we retained an Advisor for two consecutive years. For the sake of prosperity. may our gratitude be noted here. Mrs. Julian. we truly appreciate all of your efforts. There was one upset in our last year. Unfortunately. the Thanksgiving Day football game with West Boylston was lost. Some traditions must be broken. But with the ascension to Scniorship came many great honors: Senior Privilege. breakfast before school. Senior skip day. and understandable laziness. When the Graduation countdown in Mrs. Dadah's room dropped below twenty. l had to look back tand write thisl. Some friendships were broken. new - and good - ones made in their stead. We have all been through many disappointments and frustrations. but some barriers have been successfully demolished as well. We have seen many changes in our world. But we have also seen changes within ourselves and our peers. Some were for the better. some forthe worse. We have realifed many things about people. but remained blind to others. No criticism can be made. though. Mistakes are all part of growing up. and that was what lligh School was meant to aid us with: maturing. 'I-1 -1111:-J k .. ' I ' Q , F 1 f a iff' I Q. ' ' 1 '--qu-----.- I 1 5 . 3' L' , . .ef-A wk ' i . 4 g 4 - , ,gtg I 3 j fbi fo, 'fl I A I .--4 fi X g ' 1 95 7 I 384 ,- F , 14.41-4125 I A . W 'Q Ns, Ns.- F Q ' I fwf-fa: .r S '?L'!.'L?ff.W. - . , 535.1-gL.4.....-..,.--. . - -.-W W- ikia-M? 3' A4 is ra. rgiffiamzi 'W WSJ lui . - 41 scn55L'aus fi - 5 ff' I , -.L an Luo'- S .bw :..:. 4t - aa 21. H054 J' 1. I I ISI Ha if F1 017' Friends, Foes, and Others Mr. Raymond Lemay Mr. Peter Lynch Mrs. Rosemarie McCallum Mrs. Dorothy Gosselin Ms. Joyce Labonte Mrs. Muric Didonnzn Mr. Richard Hgsegiun you Z S-1 C 5 C5 S-1 5 CD 01 :I Ui -cs ft' cretaries ance Se E :s LD M x 377 Er S pus, gf: N1 F11 5 Ui n-no Z 5' H1 O -1 no it UQ I eniiuefl .Km 93 SD 1 it QD 5 rn Mr. Bates Carter Mr. Stephen Lzirivee Mrs. Janet Julian Mrs, Bette Bates Miss Jody Butler Mrs. Frances Bernier Mrs. Paula Beauregard Ms. Dorothy Droney Ms. Janice Pepka Mrs. Christine Stratton Mrs. Frances Bernier Missing from photo: Mrs. Marian Mahonex Mr. Bruce Barlow Mr. James Prunier Mr. Charles Kosnoski Missing from photo: Mr. Clayton Holland Mrs. Judith Dadah Mr. Gary Nelson Miss Patricia Napolitano Mr. John Tile Mrs. Patricia Kasierski Mrs. Betsy Langas Mrs. Linda Koulouris Nlr. Iicrziltl Uuillcllc N1r..IoIinC'zipi1Io as. Vliristinc c'llllllNCIlN U2 C O 3-io Fi CD FP G Q- p-no FD CD E Q rn C11 n O -'S C E. n CID P-I4 B Q- C Ch 4-9- 1 io S9 I-ll P 'T Q CD Mr. Robert Cormier Mr. Harold Richardson Mrs. Marilyn Paige Missing from photo: Mr. Nicholas Leacu Mrs. Theresa Murphy Mrs. Eileen Flynn Mr. Frank Algieri Mr. James Carr ' Missing from photo: Mr. Walter Troy Mr. Donald Dodd Special Needs Mr. Stephen Lindberg Ms. Brenda Millette Physical Education Miss Maureen Hyland Mr. James Bergenholtz Missing from photo: Mr. Robert Kaufman Staff ia Cafeter Nlisxing front section: N111 licticrick Urkiscslc- Music licpzirtmcnl HH IIS Custodla a, il!- S IS 3 .- -1, 4 hiefs in Action D9 2 it ' S -, 5 v k - A X' U 1,1 -uv, W - Q 5-QL 5. 9 .if Ji: lx D gi si . , .4 E Vvyf: XJ., Ml, . :Wifi ,-1g.Q,'9tq:' ,' - ww w !! ,A N , '-agp. ,QAM ff . 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