Grafton High School - Compass Yearbook (Grafton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1985 volume:

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J., ,mil lf lslll NN' 1 if 'J Bookstore Opens The yearbook this year opened a new bookstore under the management of Steve Gemelli and Deb Poulin. The store was also run by assistants. Mike Savageaux and JeffZastawney took charge ofthe store in the morning, while it was run by Sue Tighe. Wendy Parlin, Deb Poulin. and Steve Gemelli at lunch time. The Bookstore's stock consisted of many school supplies such as: Pens. Pencils. Notebooks. Bookcovers, and everyones favorite. Candy. All the profits from the store are used to support the yearbook. This year the bookstore was very successful and will hopefully become a Grafton High tradition. tw 5 es- , xl N I 4 k I 3 250 Years Old White men probably did not set foot in this part of the country until 1635, when a party of some sixty Englishmen emigrated to the banks ofthe Connecticut River. The conversion of the Indians began in 1646 when John Eliot, known as the apostle to the Indians, began his work among the Indians at Natick, who were friendly with the Nipmuck tribe. Eliot probably arrived in the area of Grafton between 1651 and 1654. Grafton was originally a portion of the Nipmuck country, so called by its being owned and occupied by a large tribe of Indians called Nipmucks, which included the Hassanamesits, the tribe which made its home in Grafton. The town, originally known as Hassanamesit Cmeaning a place of small stones' 'J, was founded in 1660 by Rev. John Eliot for Christian Indians. At the time it was established it contained 12 families. An Indian church was established here in 1671, the second of its kind in the country. Eliot said of the town that No Indian town gave stronger assurances of success than this, at that time. Hassanamesit had become the central point of civilization and Christianity to the whole Nipmuck country. ' ' A school was established, where the Bible was read and studied in the Indian language. Young men were here educated and sent into the neighboring towns to preach the gospel. A regular govemment was created, and the fonns of law strictly observed. The area, later called Hassanamisco, was sold to white settlers in 1720,s. In 1728 The English inhabitants voted to build a meeting-house and a school, as well as homes for minister and the schoolmaster. The petition presented to the General Court to incorporate the township was signed by all but two or three ofthe inhabitants and presented on April 15, 1735. The petitioners asked merely for town privileges and were willing to leave so unimportant a matter as a name to the General Court. Grafton is indebted to Govemor Belcher for its name, given to honor a distinguished Englishman, Charles Fitz Roy, the Duke of Grafton, a member of the Privy Council and grandson of King Charles II. The Duke of Grafton was reported to have warned King George III about his poor treatment of the American colonies. When the king decided to send a large body of German troops to help British forces, Grafton answered earnestly, Your ,majesty will find too late that twice the number will only increase the digrace, and never effect the purpose. 'S from HISTORY OF GRAFTON by Frderick Clifton Pierce 1879 DUKE OF GRAFTON Ifrom an English Prinlj ' W xi Q , - - -D 1? v,-257-1591. - Y 1 , ' L , ' 2, -4' ' . idf . 4 fp'-A , H ' mr.-+-:I ' 'P 1 ,vera A ,ff 15-9' - 5 'f l ' ' N i N-' ,?:.i?6,, -A .mx X - g,,,. '1. 1 ,ff av' .lf-V' nun af 5 I 'QQ W'-fx 4-'Y No .0 l we , .f I 1 v ' Tr swf- 1 AJ' .flax max, ,,r' ,..---r ,,., -' ,pe ,,.,- 4 I ..q-an 'ff' ' 'Q' ,l .....::,, 47 , .,.,. ...,...-. ' .1 4 , I I ' r . Q I ' I - - 1 q ,Q U U 3 1 W ' 1 ' f . Q' 4 3 if 1 . I ' ' , 8 1 Q 1 , , Q W. 3' 2 ,L K a .K 'K fi E ' Y 4 I9 l an 'K' 1 4 Q X? I 4 ,., Q-4 l X 1. 1' ' 'W ' ' . 5 ' H , f ' ,,, gif. . K, LA 1 9 f 1-.Q . ,, lj wg. , nftllilrai. 1 Y . , 41 xr T 4? ,a c -,.. ,w 1 New Headquarters The year? 1985. A big year in the history of Grafton. This is the year that Grafton becomes 250 years old. Along with a birthday, Grafton has acquired a new Municipal Center. The center now houses all the Town oftices as well as Ouinsigamond Com- munity College and Worcester State College. The new Municipal Center is much larger than the old Town House on the common. This center will serve the community very well for at least another 100 years. T - 'T- -1-'--o vw'-H-1 .- ,, 5 M .M W-, W.- C V l I Q .MY ' custom RTCC T53 M511-his u wa A ja ,i scsi: oc 's .l 1 r ' l , , 3 Central Office: Eunice Inman, Secretary to the Superintendent: Josephine Bouthillerte, Bookkeeper: Marilyn Gauvm, Bookkeeper: Edward Gendron, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds: Madeline Wood, Business Administrator ' ' . :4- 'ii V . Y V-so ,QQ 7 Freshmen fTopj Treasurer: Angela Gemellig President: Tom Casale: fBottomJ Vice President: Kim Tesog Secretary: Mary Inman nd? -.I I I I If X I 1 l, -1 y 7 fk'.Lv.hf I 1 ! X u,,x'E, ' I 5 1,13 ' l X 1 X 4 xi fix fff l If 445 fi F .l Q X .',4 fir T if U 3 'n az, 9. Br'- J 2211.1 -Z Sophomores 1 Itopj President: Rob Starkey: Vice President: Jim Joncas ibottomj Secretarv: Kim Pigagaq Treasurer: Tammi Frederico L... H-C2 - X-. N P1 Xl., I.. ,,.a I. FK 1 x x.' vY 'Nn.. x 4 'W 5 X ii ag, f li .4-m..........4l. .,.-.... is 'irtgw se 5 ' E -if ' A ' ' E ,V as , ,ns IN THE COURSE OF TIME The feehng of fime pasf . . . So quicfcQ - foo quirky' Many friends wifi soon leave fo go ouf on fheir own, Bringing closer fhoughfs of my fufure. .Senior year rushes fo meef me, Coffege jusf around fhe corner. I wish . . . ff' Q N ' For everyone ana' everyfhing fo remain fhe same. rg fi To keep fhe closeness 1. 4. ..,, .f,', N 451,14 'f' ' ' I . L1---M-M1 . ,V,. . And ajfechon of my friends. E' o' is H 'Y For firne fo stand ma gg' -,ir--1-43 '2'A , was-eumdxw-W A for lgce always fo be as good as now . . . . ,. Unknown Aufhor, 5evenfeen Vwlv' , ,ups 14,5 Q - new-vs Q. William E. Abraham Bill. Hombre THE BOWL 1 Northbridgez All the parties: SNAG'7 You want my banana? My disappearing act - Where did I go. Anthony7: What ex- actly is a TRIUMVERATE? Want to paint a factory Hannibal 81 Tone? Thanks everyone for making an awe- some 4 years at GHS - TAKE IT EASY. Amy J. Arsenault Amage Hey T'sup Karen, remember those ultimate munches and the sessions in the Bomber Il. And look out for those rude signs Heidi puts on people's backs. Like the one in Art. IH Karen M. Alex Thanks Mom. Friends - KM CM DB LL: New Years Eve '84 - Unbeliev- able. Red Truck. Lude's Parties: l-l2- 85 - Lost my sho! Second period open study. Lisa -just about this tall. Cheering Flasher-don't flash anyone but me. Prom - CM - always on E. temptyl. Hitting cars in PL. Love ya John. Finally Out!! f i I if N . ,,.. H' , .W Q xv 'J '. its J f sew' .' 'N I Q fs- VA ' , Af' - 5 . ' I 5 . . x . .' ',-- .X . . X - .QIV ,At -... ,I Q. ty, V, P, 5 E i ' Q 'gr - ' s' - x W, Hr 4 ' Ihr- Georgina Avilez Coronel Gina Varsity Basketball 4g I am never going to forget all of you buddies. You are going to be always on my mind and in my heart. Gracias Amigosll Brian Thomas Allen Bean Football 84 - Superbowl g 1f69 . You never forget your first girl. St. Pauli Girl. Russia Stinks! US Air Force I . Killroy was here. Egbert's here. Hampton adventures. I984 Honda Shadow. Thank you Lisa for all you've done, you're the best friend anyone could ever have. You're the greatest kid: you deserve the world. Much Love. Brian, I Christine Batson Bally Hey Dudes it's about time we blow this place! Amage, remember Burpy in home room the day he was banging his leg - what a riot! Kar, remember the l0th grade Art final. haha! Wen- dles remember Mr. Sampson? Hey Goodwin, remember the Geometry mid-term? I guess you can say it's only teenage wasteland. Elizabeth Marie Anderson Beth To JW - AB is the war over? To KW - JW remember decorating for the dance? And no one thought I could party! MW - CM remember playing cards in the library? To Julie, the Bodyguard. WB remember all the fun at work? I should have run out crying since I didn't get this lead role. Where are we? 'member 7th open study? AB -JW my friends to the end. 'Til John M. Bauer Bow Baseball 2.3.4 Romal B. Bellarosa Ron l'd love to change the world, but I don't know what to do. Denise Nicole Bourgeois Bouge, Cooklu Red! Dudes - SoSo. remember hit- ting Dogs? Horses? To all my friends 5 keep in touch. I Love You. Favor- ite things: Lude's party. Gold. Red 8: red convertible Mercedes! Mom and Dad - Tommy thanks for everything. I couldn't have made it without you. You've helped me a lot and made me so happy - I love You. Angela Renee Benton Angie J.V. Field Hockey 23 Manager 4: We should have gone to breakfast! Lisa and Pickles, E.T. first period. Does anyone know how to do this program? l hate gym! Looks like no Mustang. tlst qtr Fr. Yr.l Thanx for being there LN and DSL Thanks for helping me through these 4 years Mom and Dad. I love You Scott!! Allison Y. Brown Thank you Mr. Lindberg and Ms. En- man and all the other teachers and friends who have been there for me. David Berube I'm off to join the world's iinest. United States Marines. Wendy Lee Brueggemann Wendy-B. Wufltu Most memorable moments: The Pol' ish Hall: the band: La, La. La: Hey Tam where's the deicer'? 1 WYPP, Hey Betty 8: CIemmy! Thanks Mom and Dad and all my friends! Christine has IBT: The Wall. The best thing that ever happened to me was David, Thanks Dave! I'm Florida - bound!!! Laurie. where is your apron! Catch ya around - l'm outa here!! Amanda Lee Bianco My BF is Jen until the end! Go For It! Whose Porsche was that? DL Sting: Who sent the Xmas camation SG? Never forget PH! BA, was that a dance or were we babysitting? Sat. Nights with JH CS SS Etc ... What would we do without you guys? Naughty-Naughty! Thanx Mom and Dad JH JD DL KL PH IYAFE Joseph Francis Budroe Budah Harry M.. remember the good times we had freezing in the U2 ticket line with the psychotic guy with the chive in his front teeth and the ski goggles and the rubber gloves. CHAOS: Band for hire tGood Ratesl. Shaun. Bobby. and Toby JH. I9 Michael W. Burke The Burkster 23x31 Led Zeppelin: Judas Priest: Heavy Metal Rules! 4421 Thank God I'm Outta Here! Friday Nights with JB TS MM and the rest of the Motley Crew! Another Brick ln The Wall Part Z. Maria C . Castillo Dearly Beloved - We're gathered here today to get thru this thing called life. I'd say we've all made it thru this pan of our lives pretty well - Always remember to hold onto your shoes at Caldors - Bye to some of the best times of my life: Betsy. Chadwick. The Jeep, Chicken. Eeekamouse. Squish, La Tenoria. Serious Suppres- sion. Ralph . . . l Qll Charles A. Butkus, Jr. Chuck, Fingers, Carlos XHSUPERBOWLH' Relax!!! l Hear Ya Football 2.3.41 Basketball l.2.3.4: Track 2.3.41 Basa's Swickle Party: Pirie' All-Nighter: The Boss and Steve Martin: You Big Brrrrt. Christine M. Chilvers Remember the secret closet? The Tri- ple P7 Hi Sue. How's .lohn'? Bye, bye Inky, Blinky, Clyde!! And now for somethingcompletely different , . Hi Deb, how's PRN? London's Calling! Truly llliterate Ramblings. Thanks everyone for making these 4 years bearable. Really miss ya! Christopher William Cahill Chris, Manly Basketball, Easy Killer : The Boss: Party at Basa's1 Brother ofour host - SM - side of the room: Good Luck Tomo. H'ombre. Hannibal, Deeaech. Bruiser. Chucksterg Stay away from dances! Steve Martin Lives Forever! Dand on the computer: It's a small world but l wouldn't want to paint it. You big Brrrt! Sonya J. Corriveau SoSu, Zulu, Sugnu Tennis 23 Basketball 2,3 llettered in bothlg Mel remember cartoons: Chris - Bridgewater - Mike - Bestfriend? Datsun: Denise we will get a dog? Maria one more year - live it up! Carol call me for the wedding: Black Mercedes - you know it! Thanks Mom and Dad, Love So. Can't forget Phil - ln The Air Tonight - You know what it means . , Joseph Albert Cardin Campbell Soup Kid There were real times - There were good ttmes - But too bad there were no really good times. Melinda Craft Mel Tennis lx ZuZu remember Comics, 4 Am and the fire. CJ - the house that breathed. remember that! And I do remember Swor1zs'! Kris, Mary, and Chris Never Forget Our Weekend! Kris. it was your fault!! I Love You Mom - Thanks for everything! Ted- :ily Bears!! Rob-ZuZu says Hi and so o . Christina M. Croteau Chris get by with a little help from my friends Let the good times roll .. . Mark E. Edwards Gweedtl Thanks for the name Flem. Pete. Tuna. Dave. Spinach Chin. Tim. Spik. and the Motley Crew. Remem- ber the 2:00 pm six pack attacks and getting thrown out of Shrevvs. High. Thanks for totalling the Monza. J's smokebombs and rat races! Sorry l bumt your books. Bill. and stained your shirt. Mr. Carr. Good Luck to Everyone. YT? Laura Ellen Davison A,t'1L'lUIIHIlIlI, limit' Cf' and MD remember Dude and Dudette, the night we went to the movies and the animal noisesi' MP re- member the day Ciumbv somehow end- ed up in the trash? MB remember Chem. class first eriod'.' AB MH p . . SG. BD. RP. MD. MS. MP. and of course Dudette. l'll miss you guys a bunch? To Mom. Dad. and Chip I Love Ya! P.S. l'm Free? W, Howard R. Enman Deven. Ewing ee A Monique Desrosiers Field Hockey fvarsityl: Track 81 Field: lnspirations : Love is like a vineg lt may sometimes go limp. but it will never die Like you and me tF.E.l Karen Marie Faucher Hey Humans. It's about time we got out of this atmosphere. Amage. re- member skipping school and driving around in the Cutlass. having a good time. Partying on Tuesday nights. And our never ending search for the Robert Plant and John Belushi look alikes. That was an evening to re- member. 'uf- Zl Craig M. Fleming Flem See Ya Later: O'Neil. Spic. Sled- Dog. Mase. Zazeki. Bab. Jonesy: NYMPHO HIGH: MOPAR - The World According to RJL: Space Trucking. Stephen Francis Gemelli Iennts lx Football 31 Basketball YldCON12tIlL1gCIl Student Advisory touncil lg Prom Committee Z3 Year- book f'u-lzditor 41 'ifiotid Luck I,xeryone Carleen M. Froment Michael Robert Froment Thanks Mom and Dad for helping me Fff '1f'-I out with the car and letting me grow up. Thanks Dave for everything, I Love You. y A Y sf! vi 1 Steven K. Goodwin Michael Haseltine Debra Ann Garabedian Deb Cent, New Eng. Col - Comp. Sci- ence: Prince Rules - Stop eating the choc. chip cookies Torpg 'member the secret closet and PPP? No one will know about the tinfoil Joe: Thanx to: RP 84 NL for their TLCg Inky, Blinky, 8a Clyde for great timesg CC for being a good listenerg 8a especially Mom 8a Dad for everything - God Bless You All - Whatever Love Ya Dave. Susan Lynn Hnilica Sue JW do you want any cheese hotdogs? Hey Bernard, JW and I are still work- ing out at the gym. JW do you remem- ber Ken bringing you out ofthe mov- ies? Bark like a dog and hang your head out the window! Dani, Ken, and I reme.nber. Does anyone remember Hallcween7 CP have any fights with JW Thanx for being there Mom 8: Dvd. And Ken. l Love You! Joseph Hogan Michelle Marie Inman It's been a great 4 years. Long live MBB'sg Don't forget our awesome 3some: MH, where's Zero gravity? Thanks Bathroom Buddy - KH: ST KH, How's Uncle Willy? Remember the allnighters, St. Johns. playing in the rain tiield hockeyl, and all the good times we sharedg LH will I ever get your locker? Where's HR 10's flag? I Love You Mom 8: Dad. Kim Maureen Holland Kimmu Thanks Locker buddy for never a dull moment! Wanna go swimming? There's a boat over there! Remem- ber Uncle Willie's, Lollipops, 81 Tuti- fruiti! Thanks Mom 81 Dad, Mr. gl Mrs. F.. 8a Big Brother. l Love Ya! Kev, you were the best part of high school! Thanx 4 always being there! l43,336 ... Catherine Isaac Cathy Bye Hoob. take care of Betsy : Don'tforget Chicken: MC, watch out for laundry rooms and Mrs. Olsen! Take care Maria, Sue, Chrissie, Caro- line, and Heather! Good Luck Everyone! David Bryant Hout Dave Heidi Marie Iwaniuk If you love something. set it free, ifit comes back to you, it is yours. if it doesn't, it was never meant to be. Memories: Punk Newport l00's clothes, Friends Fun Riot Art Room: Thanks for everything Ma and Dad. Elias Husson Lisa M. Ludy Lude 'My hobbies: skiing and photography Remember: the prom. then the mut puddle, CM gas leak at X-tra Mart, thi white cow lSeymoreJ, and Tweet, am the good morning song. To all m pals. Thank-you for the good time .we've had and the many laughs an, thanks for being there when I needet friends. Good Luck in the future. Stay in touch!! 9 Q19 J- Michael C. Jacobson Jakes What's up?? U.T.A.W.A.T. Poor Mr. Malby! '68 Charger. 3l8 : Hockey 2,3,4 Captain 41 Football 2,3,4 Su- perbowl : OK Great! : Slow and Easy1lt's been great butI'm glad to be outta here at last!!! Take it Easy Q 23 1 I Christine B. Jones Jnnesy Track 21 Softball 1.3.41 Captain 4: CHAMPS! Basketball l.2,3,4 Captain -13 Carol Luvinslg Mary. Mel. Kris never forget NH and all the parties at Sonyak house! Remember SchwartL's'? I bet Mel doesn't! Hey Roberto! Steve Who? Bridgewater! Thanks for the top locker Bruce! Ehanks Mom and Dad: I Love Ya . Ve! 1 7.1 Gave Daniel P. Johansson Michelle Lee Keith Softball l: Basketball 13,41 Future plans: Nursing: Well Lisa. we finally made it! I couldn't have done it with- out you! Thanks a lot for everything - I Love Ya. Thanks Mom and Dad for being such great parents! I Love You Both! Tina Jolly Robert Joseph Lacasse 4-so Bruce Gerald J oncas Basketball l,2,3,4 Captain 43 Baseball 2.3,4g Student Council lg Class Presi- dent lg National Honor Society 3,45 Good Luck Everyone! Diane M. LaPointe Remember all the MBB's on the foot- ball field?!! Striptease-O-Gram!! Football Partiesg Sugarloaf: Field Hockey l,2,4: Manager 31 Yearbook 43 Prom Committee 3,43 Student Council: Bandg Great Times With Friends I'll Always Remember!! Lori Laviolette Mark Lukas I'm getting dismissed! Thanks for the help Miss LaBonte! Thank God I'm out of this place! Renee Sonja LeBlanc Sonja Most Memorable moment: Talking to Lespo for the first time!! Having a clean Lollie!! Thanks for everything Mom and Dad!!!!!!! ,James L'Esperance Lespu Most memorable moments: Me and Hannibal under the old oak tree!! Get- ting attacked by a vacuum cleaner at Pirie's party. Playing in the SUPER- BOWL!!! Talking to Sonja LeBlanc for the first time!! Athletics: Basket- ball 2,3 Football l.2,3.41 SUPER- BOWL CHAMPS!! Lisa M. Ludy Lude My hobbies: skiing and photography. Remember: the prom. then the mud puddle, CM gas leak at X-tra Mart, the white cow fSeymorel, and Tweet, and the good morning song. To all my pals, Thank-you for the good times we've had and the many laughs and thanks for being there when I needed friends. Good Luck in the future. Stay in touch!! Ronald W. Lukasevicz Lynn Magliaro .lay Magnusson Ron Baseball 3.4 S -Yxif ' 1 ,R in I f , I tx 25 , , rarsxi Mary Ann Mahassel HSIIIEUIT Softball 1.2.3.-lx Capt. 3,4 Dist. Champs! If you see Kay call FBI! Kris. Chris. Mel - remember M.I-I. with the guys? Sonja's parties! Julie. I'm glad you've outgrown your hot- dog phobia! Mike. I'm telling! Well girls, we beat the system. only got caught once! 5D's wasn't that bad. Thanks Mom and Dad! Cynthia A. Matuzek Cindy Cheerleader 2.4. Prom committee homeroom rep. 2-4. yearbook com- mittee. Going to the prom in a station wagon? Lude's party then parents? Tommy Life's a beach 1 A special thanks to all my friends for making my four years so memorable. Good Luck to alll QF, Todd Mahoney Toddlers Football - McGovems - Pounders Breakfast runs - snag - driving with Tom! Good Luck Everyonelllll Paul Maylott Good Luck to the graduating class of l985l l hope you all succeed in life. Peter Mascitelli The SENIOR YEAR was the best year of my life! Mark McDonough David W. Mason Mase Football l,2,3 .43 Tri-Captain. Hockey 2,3 SUPERBOWL CHAMPS 1984. Breakfast runs, Tom's driving, Ed's chicken. SOAP HILL, getting primed, munchie runs, boating and skiing. Favorite sayings: mother , slim . See ya Tom. Todd, Tony, Bean, James, and the rest of the par- tying gang. It's been a fun four years. Future plans: college and have a good time! Paul Joseph McMahon Paul Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction. and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few tind it. Matthew 7: I3- I4 Daniel Messenger Thomas J. Nicalek Torn SUPERBOWL!!! Plowing with Todd. Tony and Toddjogging down Browns Road in the middle of the night! MF- IHOP-Slim. Varsity Football 3,4 Var- sity Baseball 2.3.4 Anthony R. Molinari Tony Football 2.3.41 Tri-Captain. Basket- ball 2.3.41 Captain, Baseball 2.3.4. Sports editor of the newspaper. Na- tional Honor Society. Student council Vice President. Remember North- bridge. Prouty, the BOWL, and all those parties!!! Lisa M. Nichols Lee AB-Thanks for allthe goodtimes- Cape Cod. Wallyworld. and all the rest. DS - Thanks - 2nd per. study wouldn't have been the same without you. YAS. BA - You're awesome! Pat you are the best thing that ever happened to me! I LOVE YOU!!! Kara be good. I'll miss you. Thanks Mom and Dad!! -1 -ill' Keith A. Morrissette Kimberly A. Nolan Favorite saying: What the fir SCHIP? Jennifer L. Murphy SMURF Thank God it's over GARY. GARY, GARY, GARY. GARY. GARY .GARY I think I'm in love!!! April. Kelley. Sharon, Jules. Lisa. Louie. and Rod: I'll miss ya all. Hey Lou. sure buddy! O.K. GREAT!!!! lf, Sharon J. Novick Little One Well we're finally out of here and I just want to say: Thank God I made it!! Julie, Thanks for being there when I needed a friend. Hey April. spark a booter! Jennifer. hey bud, T's up? Kelly. we've had some good times together. Kim and Chris. I'll never forget you. keep in touch. Good Luck to everyone! Tracy. I LOVE YOU!! 27 Carol Sue Nydam Carol I Carol Nydam. leave as fast I can. so that I can go on a greatly deserved vacation! Cynthia Mary Paquin Cindy flu. 1 X 1'- Zx Mary Ellen O'Malley Zina. do you want a deck? When someone gives you a hard time, tell them to go to the beach and get a sunburnll Remember: No naughty bits! Wendy Parlin A smile takes but a moment, but the memory of it lasts forever. Thanks for a memorable four years - Di. Deb. Buf. and KR - l luv you alll! Remember MBB's, SUPERBOWLz TN - MF: MH: FB parties! All the guys Di. Deb met along the way . , If you leave here tomorrow will you still remember me LUV? Life's truest happiness is in the friendships we make in it . . I l Tracy A. Padgett ..T,, Are the jackets in yet? Where did our little Opie go all those times? Remem- ber the house of Ushers with Ricky and the man with the little flame and Lee the under cover C OPI? December 12. 1989 My baby hugs: look alike. T's taxi is going to have to go out of business. It was fun to be here. but it is nice to leave. I hope to see you all in 5! Matthew Peterson Wendy L. Page Basketball l,2,3g tennis 2, newspaper 2, Remember Ludes parties, cruisin'. Abdows, 6th per. P+ F, Rocky, Berg- sons, Chrisl, White City, Me + Ludes + con going to the Cape for one weekend with only S20.00, a tent. and a credit card! Michael David Pirie Mike Football I.2.3.-41 SUPERBOWL3 There won't be ton many people mom. Dtop parties: Eagles: Cindyg Bean is low down: Rodney1 The roodp Kareng Mrs. Dadahg MMMccc DDDonough1 Aw. Maryllg Carol: Mrs. Langasg Hogan: Tammy getting Lespo sloshed: See you later Mr. Cor- mier, no more late late slips from melg Air Force. ti A Edward Rockward Pluff III Roclq' 'l W , I l 1. y Christine M. Richard Tam what's YAGNP? Danny ya want a milk? Bubba Bear! Mass Pike! UTA- head! Wacka's swinger! What's up happenin' Who flashed the tmck driv- er? Stanley'-s apple truck! Thanks for l l l WAT? Mr. Holland's original air- 1 2 everything Wacha. Stanley. Sam. and Jack! Bye loopa!!! Love a lots Y G Anthony! . banks Mom and Dad!!! Caroline Pond Point of no return - Finally! Chris. remember Southport '84, bump at McD's! The Cars. Bob Seger. VH. Wheel Tramp. and chicken in the Jeep! Maria. next time avoid the pud- dle! Don't forget the XMas party '84, CK. Hampton Beach! Florida- New Yeras '84, Heather - watch out for the sidewalk! Keep in touch! Nicholas Ronfeld Deborah Ann Poulin Debbie Keep your chin up and always aim for the stars Good Luck Di. Buf, Wend, Kim. WP you're the best friend in the world - I Tuv ya. Thanks KR for everything! SJ rules bye: JB. SM l'll miss ya. Football MBB's and SUPERBOWL CHAMPS. I've got to pull some more all-nighters! It's been real!! David G. Ruane Football. Hockey. SUPERBOWL CHAMPS!! After 6th, Tape tape. re- member the mohawks?. Who's 9402? Where's Jakes and Lee? Barlow's bandaid. Tom's folder. Mr. McDo- nough!!! Food Fight. Over the wall. 6.34. Pirie' 77 Cutlass. gf!! ' Kimberly Ann Reed Kim Reedski Thanks J.C.. Mom and Dad, Dp. Lisa. BC. Coconut. WP. BB. I Luv you all. MEGA! Look I've made it! Who said that? Chinese Red Light. U -look - MARVELOUS! I'm definitely crazy. but fun! See I'm smiling! Ready . .. go! Cheerleaders R Great! Bye Kathi Ha!, Ha! Love ya St. J's! I would die 4-u! With all there is why settle forjust a piece of the skyl? Deanna Marie Samara Banana Class President 3.41 Cheerleading, Field hockey. student council. Myrtle Beach! Thanks for everything BUD! Thanks to Muppy for all our 2nd period talks! Mom and Dad. thanks for always being there when I needed you! I Love You!!! 29 Tammy Lynn Samuelson Sum 69 Mustang. YAGNP. Znd period open study. Bum. Well hello there!1 Has anyone seen the satellite? Yeah Stanley it's a sticky situation. over- heating at McDonald's. Thanx JL. suffered for a week with frostbite for U2 tickets. Don't get emotional Jay! Wacker. we're Florida bound. Than-x Mom! Love Ya. Rich! Down the Rest! Tammy Ann Stanczyk .SIl1l'lj'C'k Oh. it's been such a long long time! Shabazz remember the days inn! Hey. Tam, I think we're going to hit an island. 2nd per. study. Algebra 2. Dan don't forget Suliman and the 52.600 a day! Michael. have you seen my pock- etbook'7 Will the omen ever end? Bye. lla Heather Lynn Scott Field Hockey 1.13.41 NHS: Prom committee 4: Let the good times role! SS!! Chadwick and the giant skid in front of Child World: ls that possible? Danger Mouse and Chicken: Watch out for the laundry room! Eeeka- mouse. Oh. ease up! Well. it's been real!! Good Luck everyone. Qs , 'N-or 'l , L i A y K ,j,'f5f bfi A Mylij 1' A gf lffw .Q ,i lr 'vf , Carol Ann Sweeney Swwn.s Softball and Basketball 12.3.41 Cap- tain Softball 3.41 Basketball 4. Break- fast. Smeary on top of her dog: the rainbowg So-So's parties. Canadag C'J's neckg Thanks Skipg beat the sys- tem guys: l.ori - congrats to you and Vhris. Mommy and Daddy. l love you, ll.Y'l'S, Gary Shay rg -Y e. . We -Q--4. Lisa Ellen Swift Swffly l'm finally out of here, l want to thank my friends and family for everything. l hope we can stay in touch when we all get out of here. Kelley Ann Skehan Ski We finally made it! It's been fun, with a bunch of memories. What's a party cup? Who were the members of the Fun Bunch ? How did a certain cheerleader change from a skirt to sweats in the middle of the football field? God it was cold? Jewels. Shar- on. Ape, and Jen: l'll never forget ya! ' Pilar' 5' f! Susan Elise Tighe Suv Thanks to my friends -- Carol, Shell, Kim. Deb. Wendy, Buf. Di. and all the rest of you guys for mal-.ing the past 4 years so AWESOME ! Good Luck everyone! l 1 ! Susan F. Torpey ' T0rp X The blue bomber. Secret closet. Peas I and carrots every day at 5 o'clock. Hi !Ralph! How's Nick? Quien es Ia i tenoria7 Han Solo is beautiful! You lbet. Quasl! Rut Row! Sweetheart. iBuddy, and Chick. I'll miss you Inky. l Blinky, and Clyde! Remember: Suc- . Ceeding is believing in yourself! God 3 Bless! .WQX I A i l i l i I Maureen Jean Welsh Moe it Good Luck to all!!! I Lee Paul Vitkauskas Hockey l.2,3,4 Captain. Baseball 2.3.41 Football 3.41 Track l: Cross Country l. UTAWAT, No Credit . Lithuanian power , Hats offto Mr. Malby and Harry M! Hey, Dan no more Adventure nights . Dear J.W. some day . Rodney L. Wheatley Crush No Credit , Mr. Malby got his feet wetlg Over the wall, 4 wheeling in a Cutlass!!: 350 4bbl dualex. Cherry bombs. B.F.D. Kristen Wahlstrom Carolyn Elizabeth White Dance Dream ofthe Heart . . . Achievement ofthe soul . . Necessity of the spirit . . . Creation of the mind . . . Energy that transcends Yesterday I built my world on dreams. today I'm mak- ing them all come true. Friends see ya 'roundl Suz l'll miss you! Ed I Love ya! NYC+ LA LOOK OUT! i 1 A E32 Q 4-S., Q L 1 3-N, we-,,,W.. .. 'Q Julie M. Wassmann Jules, Wassa Ring committee 2. Hotdogs? Mary, to answer your question. I have! Kris remember New Year's Eve in the middle of.luly'7 Eggs? Anyone want to be my bodyguard7 Thanks a lot Beth! What's wrong with my blue bomber? Sue. Danielle - remember the movie? I don't. Friendly's every Fri- day? Thanks Mom 81 Dad! Daniel E. Willitts 69 Chevelle ss Iky . insufficient funds Bermuda. A.W,O.L. Mr. Mal- by and Harry M. 1 Captain Crunch and Toby Maxwell are one in the same. Chaos , Danielle, I Love You very much. Thanks for being there this year, f 31 Beth Ellen Wilson Buffy' Thanks for all the good times, buck- aroos! I'll miss you! Forever. Larry ,.. Lisa Ellyn Woronoff Well Mich. we finally did it! Now it's time to move on to Bigger and Better things. Ijust want to wish everyone luck because we'll all need at least a little of it. Thanks Mom+Steve for everything you've done for me in the past 4 years. I Love you both with all my heart. To the class of '85: This Buds for you! Amy L. wright Gallo To all my friends in Grafton 84 New York. We've finally done it! I'm glad that I met everyone here. I've had some good times. I'll never forget them. I wish you all the best in the future. Glass of 19 5 12 '- ' - t , O in Q r H I, 6' ' ,f . , to NYM 'A' 'tk I'-ri - 1 I ' f ' X J 1. ' 'Q K i ig L 1, x 1' K. Jr 9' rn dfq S Q Q '--Q 2 .6 '.l ' J kai fig .Orr ' ' d Ji-fwfeffvs-fx 'W .wi 2 gl A ' ' I- . rx. ' s s I An Captam Tony Molinari tries not to lose the ball The 1984 GHS Football season will be one few will soon forget. After a rebuilding year in 1983. the team returned with a strong varsity that included thirteen seniors. Led by captains Tony Molinari. Mike Haseltine, and David Mason, the Indians were determined to improve their record. And improve it they did. The team ended their season with a 9-I record, becoming undefeated SWCL Champs. Two memor- able wins took place within the League. The Indians broke a seven-year losing streak and finally beat the Northbridge Rams. Grafton also took a win over David Prouty by coming from behind in the last moments of the game to win 16-13. Grafton's only loss was to the Bartlett Indians. a Division II school. With their impressive record and decisive victories, the Grafton Indians were Superbowl- bound. Cathy Isaac Bill Abraham sends the ball flying I-1 Third Row: Steve Wojnar, Mike Nicalek, Rich Ouellette, Mike Ross, Brian Allen, Todd Zastawny, Tony Gendron, Coach Bergenholtz: Second Row: Coach Kaufman, Bill Abraham, Kevin Flaherty, Craig Boniface, Mike Pirie, Mike Jacobson, Lee Vitkauskas, Darren Phillips, Dave Ruane, Coach Egsegian, Front Row: Coach Caputo, Tracy Padgett, Todd Mahoney, Chuck Butkus, Mike Haseltine, Tony Molinari, Dave Mason, Tom Nicalek, Jirri L'Esperance, Mark Kaczynski Coach Bergenholt: gives some last minute advice I 4' .. ji 5.3. 1- . L w s 1 1 - 1 t ff ts., , v CZ' vt! :tin-valvhl z? ,VV . ,. ...., avg, r W-ffl: .J qua , 6, , at w X .. Y, MA' v -3 Q it ' 1 I 4 , sf' , , :Bpx-V. X , 4 There's nowhere to go with Mike Haseltine in the way LJ gp: t 3 1 'N I MW ' - ' 'L 1 I . ,' . any ' 7, I ' t f fn int fn , 7, W, , ,K '51 j-QRVMA, ' 1 4-- iufaf. , ':f':,-fb, :j9 . mr- X 35 v-if r' Q An Enjo able Season 4 , ,Q ' The 1984 field hockey team did not present quite as many spectacular wins as did ii' other GHS teams this year. But the girls had fun. The most memorable game took 'Q 'rg place when the Indians placed a victory over the David Prouty Panthers. The GHS I it . win knocked Prouty out of the Districts. Maureen Cimoch took over as varsity at gs coach this season, planning an organizational and building year. Led by captains , Q 1. - Michelle Inman and Sue Tighe, the senior members of the varsity Squad were: X J -I Monique Desrosiers, Heather Scott, Beth Wilson, Wendy Parlin, Diane LaPointe, -may Y , .W and Debbie Poulin. Throughout the season Coach Cimoch tested a few J.V. team , ' f .,'fr2- , A, , ,fe members in varsity games for future references in choosingthe 1985 squad. Several 1 . E 'X' ' ' ' 7' ' - ' standouts from both varsity and J.V. include Kim Inman. Tammi Garabedian, ' - , ' ' ' K' Mary Inman, and Sally Malboeuf. There are hopes that the 1985 field hockey season 1 --.' ,.: I will be an improvement over the 2-10 1984 season. , , H ull r' .. - I . Debbie Poulin I . Wd.-1 'av 3,6 , ' 51,1 ' Kelly Reed and Tasha, Grafton's newest mascot xl' ,, ' J . 5 . 'e an , .5 E' -rx I' 'Jil-5 th , r 'i- , sf . V. A .6 Vg, Q ,. qi' I .si - - :Egg V ' .' ' ,' A . - . 4- -' - W. tn Q I K , R 533 1 g S 1 L V ' 5 2 'r 3- , X ' ,f S' N , ,,, L .sift f . 35:52:11 3 F . '21 5 lggg' 3 ni eaggngg .lb -- -.ar--x : -1 't-,ggggzl i Y, ,,,, L' l Ignclilff 4 u W . I X 18 ., Z4 Zn 5 ll .4 4 gi , i - t 'f - D ' 'wht ei 4 X s 1 i . . , P , A Ll A. 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Se! , Q S ,L ,I ,W I , Q I ,gl , . ,. ,M 4 Qfi' , , , jQQQ .w,,.',. Q 1 i' BQ A , ,t 'Q 3,-f 4 Q, , Q ?,Q, Q QI ,I I. Q 4. QQQ Q45 Nino -A QQ, ,A QQ Q.Q.4 ,' V 1 f 'Var 'Q f ' ' lf ' 0 Aizigf, - 2 , ' 'A Captain Sue Tighe aiming for the goal In The Running for A Great Season The 1984 boys cross country team worked hard for a memorable season. Despite a season-opening loss at an invitational meet against Milford, the team was ready for the Southern Worcester County League teams. The Indians met each opponent twice, losing only three times in the season. At a division meet in Wachusett, the Grafton team placed third with the first-place win ofjunior Jim Noonan. At the SWCL meet, Jim again proved his skill by setting a new course record and making the Grafton Indians SWCL Champions. David Vancelette Junior Jim Noonan, ahead of the crowd Senior Dave Curewitz trying to beat his shadow 38 Junior Jim Burns finishing up a good race Top Row: Coach Don Wilson, Corey Perkins, Roy Rohjiing, Jim Burns, David Vancelette, Mark Walden, Kevin LaDuke, Tim Coleman, Coach Richard Coleman: Bottom Row: Jeff Dame, Joe Mara, Eric Brown, Dave Curewitz, Jim Noonan, Mark Haseltine, Gerry Burns. Liv- .Yr loam, fi . ,. .- J .3 Q. 1 , 45571 3. .1 11 Twin ' SQ- 'fi A' 't fv ' 4 -. ' ff -, . H- ' - .. . ar ' , f- P' mb... x' -- . -W VV: Lam M' 'Q , Junior Joe Mara pushing it to the limit , v J 5 . . 'fi - , f P' , ,ZW . 2. 4 ..,- , : ,'.'F!' . L gg-f ,wa ,f-31 js'-1 n 2 4 S :- v, Junior Gerry Burns trjving to win one long race 39 IP- S I I -1- .., . .. , 1 8. '- QM' K Sophomore Chris Gravel finishing up her race Team of Hard orkers This season the 1984 girls cross country team was undermanned but full of hope. The girls worked hard and trained with the boys' team under the coaching of Richard Coleman. Although the competition was fierce at the meets, freshman Mary Noonan proved she was as good as her brother, Jim. Along with him, Mary won at the SWCL meet. The team members included Tina Gauthier, Chris Gravel, Nancy Mara, Mary Noonan, and Lisa Tillotson, all returning next year for a more promising season. Debbie Poulin P? Q i ly . X, X. uve 21 L fl -19? -as -10 2 ...c .. ,+,s.u....., :Tx yxf I' . W' Freshman Mary Noonan, the new star in town -. . 0 5. -is ,'-J: 'ml' Tina Gauthier lb- : .+f1eH::f+.,. ,,,.,, nw -fo-.2-ifivxf - 7 1.2-n-X... S . . T, um' -fef ix. WQAYZZ' A ... A jgvv 'QQ .. '. :,.,Ly'Q aq-2 R A. ' ...Lf.f..,,n,,.,4': -A ,pf ,. S .1 ,'.'4. ,ws - vkffvmg-119. -' K-.. - . ff-gg:..4y4j2,'. Y. Av' :ggjxnf ff' .- -gl'--v-'ff , . ' , . .W . QM. v .f ii. -a ..:'gj X f' X 2-,. - ,, . .. .v Q N . . is Xjcountry captains Dave C urewitz and Lisa Tzllotson warming up 2:55 'WA 1725 591' I 'fZ..2 A ,UAV':, ST . N , 1 53:31 545 f 5.40 sax C .-lgha,41z'w','N' .Q '. ' l , WM ,. ,' .QQ . f xt... 1.22 Top Row: Coach Don Wilson, Nancy Mara, Manv Noonan, Coach Richard C olemanq Bottom Row: Chris Gravel, Lisa Tillotson, Tina Gauthier Junior L. Tilloson tqving to make the best time 4I Super Celebration The Grafton High football team closed out its spectacular season on Dec. 1, 1984, with a 22-O victory over the Assabet Aztecs in the Div. Ill Superbowl. The GAME had it all. From start to finish there was non-stop action. Grafton. throughout the game, showed it could play defensively as well as offensively. not allowing the opposition to score. The gang-green defense controlled the line of scrimmage and proceeded to crush the Aztecs. While not as offensively sharp in the Superbowl as in other games this season. the Indians made the most of all opportunities. Crucial turn-overs made by Assabet resulted in 9 points for Grafton. The remaining I3 points did come from the Indians' potent offensive attack. This convincing victory proved Grafton to be the deserving champions. The 1984 squad started the season with one objective: win one game at a time. then win the Superbowl. Congratulations upon reaching that objective. It was a season to remember. Bill Abraham Tri-Captains Mike Haseltine, Tony Molinari, and David Mason Norrhbridge HS supports Grafton at the Superbowl with this banner v f ,:.QQQ.'e-A-.Sq me A ' QQ' , li-I Q 1 3 ,Jw-q,ngu:nLn 1 IILIAFIU -if llfllbvn .PIE E ., . -4.5 fl-f Y? 174' xXx 'Q ' slid 1 L q . ' -tr ' ' ' ' 1 ' H 4 -,.1-f.ffuau.wl.' ' , Top Row: Tracy Padgett, Bill Abraham, Mike Pirie, Mike Jacobson, Lee Vitkauskas, Dave R uane, Brian Allen: Bottom Row.' Todd Mahoney, Chuck Butkus, Mike Haseltine, Tony Molinari, Dave Mason, Tom Nicalek, Jim L 'Esperance We Did It. ' Senior Tom Nicalek is congratulated by his teammates Junior Mike Nicalek tries to prevent the enemy from advancing ng .. I- Y, V L1 'u N ., l ,rs Eg W: l .Q E -35 Xi.. .., . -- .5 ' ii T X ,. 3 , '3' x J ,, . ' s 5 J f S 5 'I - ci gy Q gf P . I Q. , f 'Q N..- ,QV 1 ,. A N .f fu 3 , J..-Q - .J M, lo.. - of-,wif - 1 sf-he -... ff- .,. - fit- 7 ' ' ' 'if-81714, -at 31 'M J . M- ' . A - L, - v ., . 'x, 1 ' i 27 -,g gave' . .5 sz. '59 ,Ek .555-1 ' . - 5 Q- ' - 1- -ff ,W , ., A- 9 l, , ..-- .Q-Qi . f , x 'g .QW 'ff ' ,..: ,-iff, 'wif -W ' - V - - , RPS- or 'Sr' W ,H--at . -- f- . ' ., - , l -I ' ' -M ..,.,,--.,.,- .5 , ,ag ,-L -v .aa f , it , - V Q.,- ,mg , 'E U5'T't'f'-I M ' J .. M' 4 4 . Q 1 , '- Q ' 'V 'X N .11 T ' . - 'ff ' ' Y' ' . ' f 'P'f1j,,wg-, x 1, 1-,fffg t v lv X ww- 4 F -- nf f?f:r1',5 'V f .L F- '53 f f 'kv f ' v' ' M Q2 5 if -'K 5 T , 4,55 A 'A' wtwwh' 'aL1f- ' '72 ' ' 35' ' ' , . . ' 4 'K y Q, , 'Q 1-. ' 1 4, W - fl f, ,. il., J 1 , i J- W A 4 J Q ' l.e 1, up W , I., A - if M ,, A ,-:t y-f 1 ' rf 'A ',f,fih,.'2?'iff--'lv'-'9'T' f ' 7: , f mg U- gp., 'f,5.,LfZ,,H,.vf5'l E at - , id y., y,A,qfz.Rg' if .NFL A., Z . fgji 1: Fd - ' 'Ma ,V K. - c, Q i 'J-1 2 . . Y I Lf' I .1 ,milf Ugg N 41 I 8- s S 5- 4 I j , V 3 ' ' ' dxf! xl X G 'sir lar The Cheering Season The football cheerleaders this season were very busy. Along with making ban- ners for all the games and for Pep Rally. the team was trying to learn new cheers for the football games. Also on schedule was a new dance routine choreographed by the team. The team members had their work cut out for them this season. The squad was ten members large with two freshman members. Several team members had visited the Junior High School last spring and held auditions for the eighth graders. Cindy Clearwater and Sam Brady were good enough to make the squad. Alternates on the team were often cheering at the games giving them much experience. The squad worked hard to make the football season an enjoyable one. Debbie Poulin Senior Members Kim Reed, Karen Alex, Kellv Skehan, and Cindy Matuzek lnp Rnwg llimlr f'l!'llfWIlll'f, luv Lupwnrlh, Karen AInrri.x.serre. Kim Ml.-rgun, Kim Reed, Karen Alex, Carlene I nnipurmlef Iiutmrn Row: Sumunthu Iirurly, Sandy Iloude, Kellv Skehfm, Tumniy Gendron, Kim Pigugu, Cinch' tlulufrk 44 V i N v I I I K Le Xb another football -au- Pyramid perfection: the GHS football I cheerleaders 1: gf? p w i 1 vm viii ,Z X ' V IILQ , f ,n 4, f I 1, 'fn ,, L. ' v ' r, .r .,- I ' . vi 1-Q.. lv r .pw f ,, . V . I '9 A. -,if ' ' g ' . J ' 'ff.-' 1 ,, V . ,rm , . , A. - M , ' N M 24 'i 1 'pi' Q,-, Qxygff I 44sk !'h'.: .,...: ,M ' ' 4 'ff . J 1 .fx-g,a'f,. 1 , rl' .V Im ,',3,, ,ai 4. new flu ,xl ! . 4 fi: I . V. I ...QL xv L, M. ,, ,ln , ' 1 Q , -- X - Grafton's Hello cheer during haU'time Another Saturday on the GHS football field , , lv N, .,- ,I 4 .M ..,, ., I , sv 81 Top to Bottom: Carlene Campanale, Sandy Houde, Kim Morgan. Cathy Reed, Heidi Chase, Kim Pigaga, Karen Alex, Sandy Grew, Kim Reed, Saliv Malboeuf GHS cheerleaders singing a victory cheer -16 A X in Q1 'Sf Xl' mf- 1' Q.. Sophomore Curlene Campanale gives her ull in this cheer af! ,if 1 2 vf l 4-.,,,,.,,,, .,..,.,,v v 'X The Cheering Season Part II The l984-85 basketball cheerleaders had a busy season this year. Along with decorating the gymnasium for home games and learning the basketball cheers. the team had to prepare for competition. The team entered into three tourna- ments, St. Georges, David Prouty. and Bartlett. placing third in the Bartlett tournament. Sandy Houde won Outstanding Cheerleader for her squad in the Bartlett competition. This year's coaches were Sandy Pigaga and Claudette Joncas. Claudette was a former cheerleader at GHS. Both coaches worked hard to put the girls through the tournament. and worked on some difficult competi- tion cheers. The regular cheering season was extended this year because ot'Clark Tournament and Districts. But the team. led by captains Kim Reed and Kim Morgan. worked hard and it paid off. The GHS basketball Hello cheer .fluxui 47 Captain Bruce Joncas evading the opponent Senior Chuck Butkus L l v 5' fX J- kg 9 -NNN fu Warez lv ,4 . 'N X 25,35 4 K clit fi bv I 14 Captain Tony Molinari and Senior Bill Abraham on the offensive XIX exq 'fi Oh What a Season Following in the footsteps of the GHS football team this year, the Grafton High hoopsters had a memorable season. They ended the season ll-3, taking second place to Millbury in the SWCL standings. The only double loss came against Millbury High. ln the first meeting, Grafton seemed unprepared and took their greatest loss. But at the second meeting, GHS was ready to win. With the homecourt advantage. the Indians showed the Woolies they had improved. Both teams set an exciting pace that took the game into overtime, with Millbury winning by only 2 points. The other loss came against Hopedale. a surprisingly good team from another league, With this standing, Grafton was invited to the Clark Tournament. The Indians won their way to the finals. only to lose again to Hopedale in overtime. Grafton was also seeded in the District games, but a strong Ayer team knocked them out in the first rounds. This basketball season was surely an exciting one. Debbie Poulin vans' v 'wel QIQ. . Art Glispin goes up for the jump ng! 1- Qu if-' 0 :9'f M122 l.-ill, , A 32 giffi- ' t N.. N1 Senior Joe Hogan on the foul line Top Row: Coach R. Kaufman, Arthur Glispin, Bill Abraham, Brian Allen, Joe Hogan, Steve Wojnarq Bottom Row: Mike Nicalek, Mark Kaczynski, Chuck Butkus, Bruce Joncas, Tony Molinari, Gerry Burns, Ed 0'Toole -19 . ... . ....m.4,.,, . ...,tt..f?,.:...,,T5,a-,.. - 3 A T gf-life H fn D xr s ' !AiN x in fa K X R- f-as , x xy, :A Nfl Dave Ruane, in control of the puck Coach Lindberg contemplates the game L 4 1984-1985 Ice Hockey Team vu Warming up for the game I7 L 4 I 5 N , X3 f'1'3r,. ui 5 - 41? w '-'- ,il v- xl . . N W- 1' 'J' I 'fi--.f r E ,., ', .weed 3. -, ,aa , 4. N va Stretching out Strategy talk before the game Lee Vitkauskas, ready to score a goal P F. 'NT ga r .- be ss, 1 ln L ,.,4- Flying on Ice The 1984-85 Ice Hockey season was a building year for the players. With the loss ofCaptain Mike Haseltine before the official season started. the team knew it would be a tough season. Despite the optimism ofthe Mohawk Crew. the team had a disappointing season. X is C A V Matt Didonna waits to make one of his great saves Q Sl hooting for a ictor The Girls Basketball team is certainly happy this season. After a building 1983- 84 season. the varsity squad returned with only a few losses. Under the coaching of Gary Nelson. the girls worked hard. won enough games to quali- fy for districts. something that hasn't occurred in several years. In the district games the team lost to Fanning Trade by one point. Good Luck to the squad in 1985-86. 'Ibn-o-Ln. N-uAf.....,w stpsw 52 l l l' Sara Currier stretches to get the ball ' I l I if , ,, , Grafton girls try to outreach their f 4- ., if fe? V, .,.-I 1 1 vt 4 6 l . I A 5 I t . 1 t l l i f opponents Chris Jones struggles for control Tummi Gurabedian controls the offense legi- Mwi-1 if 'tix 'F' .A- Michelle Keith looks for the open player 1 Q. v , an g v SE 3. 'll . X. ' . ..-.-.1 a ,, A .Q ' Q ...Q A ' , ,, wi '9 , x . I s 5 In 'sf Z f 21 'Y h KI - .4 af . V' 4 Jes? -.wal Chris Jones and Tammi Garabedian '7'?24 ,1 pr 5' S. Currier tries to keep possession of the ball 44.71 X L , ,er HJ! f' I new fliibf .fe A 'fe if 4 A M. Keith stretches as far as she can go fx' ,Q-v ' Z A A gm I 'M gf? .. ,,-ri? -4 2 .f , :pw a X 1- -Q f ' fl ' , A Homerun Season The 1985 Baseball season was definitely a crowd pleaser. Following in the footsteps of the victorious football and basketball teams. the boys baseball team had a victorious season. Three Senior pitchers led the team. They were Tom Nicalek. John Bauer. and Ron Lukasevicz. Other Senior members were Bill Abraham, Bruce Joncas, and Lee Vitkauskas. Their hard work along with the rest ofthe team led them to the district games, where they lost in the first rounds. L vt H -. in V f .. ' 'vlft .j.. ' ' N' ' yy.. -, ' ,. . , , ' ' Q. ' I 1 qi. 9-gt, ..g . w ' 'Z lf ' ,u . - , 4 . 3 Freshman Ken Novick zip ,., Tom Nicalek on the go Hill Abraham works hard 9-1 x l' l A 1 ia ' J gssgggjpzfaxsfmxx of ,h ' - 5. 5 ws'?Y V gf!! fa j3',,,q..-15-fs' Q. jjiw'if'i-:.It'f'f'uj ',. . t Q'?!'3.i'l:'W . ' --QL' ., Q V W 'S .,w w,,' Q' ., M, It nf. K- Q NE, - Y 1 gmt ' ' hggiiu.. W- ,.. + N , Ed 0'Toole hits a definite homerun vfb n - 4 - h-: Ni , A 1 gy 3 M - ., 1 1 V 'Q 'F YM: ' 1 E' wx-,.,,v 5 'gi .L 'Y ,, X11 ' 1' -' an A 'X f 3 ,Ya ,ff Q 3. Q, . 1 W Lx 1 J f X X Q is-ss 1 ali' 'ki 5 f gin 1' 4 Q xx 3 is 31 ' i aww ' 'ix VJ! jf ff ,Z , X 'cg if H t diff KN H XXL - , N 4 ' in H tm xftfkgk 4 . 4, . 4- 1 s 'J,37,i'5'? , . Ley' . 'xg Ji r g, M-f .. , f -f u W' ., . ti vi fi 'i3ff?3':'?yfi,1:-1 ,,Qkh ,- , ,gmt-,+I . ,ziivfiif J ,Q Af 4,L,,.-,L -'Q f-3' . 2' ,, t., , . V ' 1.514 -4 F Y sang- -- Q1 if John Bauer on his way to pitch a shutout x 1 Coach Coleman practices with the team 4? if i i 1985 Boys Baseball team Z'-f. I ,sg 6 . . wr I x v Q, r - x 4 .E N lk 'Q ll ,..-,,,.,, 55 1985 Girls Softball Team Coach Joyce LaBonte watches her star pitcher i YN.. '08 Mary Mahassel 'A A 1 Maria Hageman stands alert Q ,Q 'T' 0 M'1, N? J in il' A U 'll fxfxv fx Q, '13, Q1 l W, -f-mf-V - as as-mqfm '- ' -' 4' 5995 RFQ, ..'. ,, , 50 gd In ,M Indians rule the field . -Q Under the super coaching ofjoyce LaBonte. the 1985 Girls Softball team had another great season. Under the leadership ofthe senior members the girls made a return appearance to the districts this year. Senior pitcher Sue Tighe led the team. along Carol Sweeney, Mary Mahassel. Chris Jones. + Michelle Pietrewicz. The team entered the districts with a great record and an excellent seeding. but lost in the tirst rounds. The younger players hope for a season as good as the last two. in the years to follow. 5 -1 fTop Pic.1 Catcher Carol Sweeney finds time to smile in a game Chris Jones is readv to go 'ln slim P their ',, - iv It qm?Q'f?l' 1' 1 '3 !fe'1Ti.?-'f 1, ' .ww fi gif' if. .- E J si? :MQ M I I A Ai Q pl! '. Younger players keep track of statistics I L ,X . t I' S 3 4 Q? MVP Marjv Mahassel proves her abilitv l 57 Grafton girls, in the swing of things! This past season saw the GHS girls tennis team make great strides in becoming a major factor in the SWCL. In his second year as coach Mr. Barlow had most of the same team back this year. He was very pleased with and proud ofthe improvements made in both the team's attitude and record. Included in the season were upset victories over Bartlett and Hudson, plus splits in the matches with Hopedale, David Prouty. and Leister. Once again. Lisa Nichols displayed the talents that place her among the best tennis players in the league. The senior captain posted a log of seven victories against only four defeats - despite playing the entire season with a very painful shoulder injury. The team was also sparked by the surprising singles play of freshman Kara Nichols and Mary Noonan, each of whom should present a real dilemma for the opposition over the next three years. Another bright spot was the number one doubles team, which was a sophomore tandem made up of Nancy Mara and Tammi Frederico. Bruce Barlow Nancy Mara and Tammi F rederico work hard in a doubles set if 1 ' K .1 ki ' I .-.nh ' QX J , , A 1 Q -. Y?'i'? fwpwv -,wo-..z,, , ,.,,,, . ,, . mi A Coach Bruce Barlow borrows an extra set of shades . , A if, ff . 1-1? Qf4fi-,.J',f' vi 2' 5 yu., 3 4. Zia 5. xv, X X X -Q1 it-' al' . Xl.. bf. 4 K 'N w-A .,. . fa 5, A 1. il . wg ' Q. . -I P , , 4,1 . Simi i . A r . , , .-1 .. A, , V. - ,V -,K Jsd 's-. . 5 . , g-i',5fgf, .v'-w.....-- .i ' ggi! g svn N, ww ,,. 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L. to R. Top Jay Conte, Karl Doane, Kevin Molinari, Kevin Arsenault, Joe Mara, and Coach Chuck Gareau bottom: Dave Prezygoda. Keith Morrissette, Mike Fields, Kevin LaDuke, and E ric Bergenholtz Joe Mara Mike Fields shows his emotion 'il nai- ll an--Q l Our Ver Own Tennis Pros: Boys Tennis Jay Conte -A -,-,.. 'A'g le! Kevin Arsenault, Sophomore member of the team .QM I f -'J' 1 i I bf ei 1 1 3 Z U .jjj fx , A . -ff - f4'v?.z.zzfd-wp!! lvwff ' , .1 'X , 1 4 E My B 5 w X is ' 3 4 4 9? 45 4 ,,' Luna' D. Prezygoda ts ready to serve Keith Morrissette, the only Senior member of the team 6l The 1985 Girls Track Team Kim Inman flies over the hurdles Coaches Mike Flynn and Maureen ggi, Cimoch add up the score 5' ' ,2 Y-, sin f'?':: Q. . rf, ., v',,:, 'hw ,-3ge,,,..,- ffm 1 1 I Y . 5,3 If 1 1 J . 14 T 15 F2 il W' ax ft.- 5. - ,KV 'Ya On the Road with The Girls Track Team The 1985 girls track team was one of learning and rebuilding, but also one of challenge and enjoyment. Although the season did not result in many team wins, there were many personal aspirationsand goals achieved. Under the coaching and guidance of Maureen Cimoch and Mike Flynn, the team was united in a bond of friendship and good sportsmanship. Probably the most memorable meet of the season was the SWCL meet. once again held on the home field of GHS. Many schools from Worcester County competed against each other, both as teams and individuals. to produce an after- noon of stiff competition and good clean fun. Beth Wilson 5 1 fini' ff T. Mahoney tries hard to throw the shot put Beth Wilson and Leah Hutchinson start the 100m dash Chrissy Croteau tires to warm up on a cold day EHAFVZ Q' 4? '29 ,. - 1? ,ind 63 Jim Joncas on the high jump Todd Zastawny on his way to the pole vault .fl 'Kg 4 if Q, ? on 5, SY Ml' i Q fp, 7 Q i .,,, . 'iq Q 1 'F ,Q -v., ' , klyvbv if ,,-V K I e., N N . , 2? fl' V' a yn' , hu .. . ' .r T Q 9 I ta M 8 i ' A ' ' ' ., 'A , I A vw . 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J LK. ,,,X --' I5 -A3 Most Attractive ' Cutest 'S Moodiestr Shortest Tallest Most Versatile- Most Sincere - Best Actor-Y Most Outgoing- Biggest Airhead Most Forgetful Shyest Most Athletic Nicest Eyes Most Likely to Succeedv Most Sophisticateds Best School Spirit - Nicest Buns- Sexiest Most musicaL Class Clown- Nicest Smiley Best Personality Biggest Gossiper Best Dressed Superlatives BOY Tracy Padgett 1 Tracy Padgett Ruane Paul Maylott Brian Allen Tony Molinari Steve Gemelli Jim L'Esperance Tommy Nicalek Dave Mason Dan Johansson Mike Amaral Bill Abraham Bruce Joncas Keith Morrissette Keith Morrissette Steve Gemelli Rod Wheatley Mike Jacobson Jim L'Esperance Matt Peterson Lee Vitkauskas Tracy Padgett Todd Mahoney Ed Pluff GIRL Deanna Samara Kristen Wahlstrom Karen Alex Chris Richards Chris Jones Beth Wilson Cathy Isaac Kim Reed Kim Reed Wendy Parlin Diane LaPointe Heather Scott Carol Sweeney Kelley Skehan Sue Tighe Chris Chilvers Kim Holland Lori Laviolette Jen Murphy Carolyne Pond Julie Deyette Lynn Magliaro Beth Wilson Laura Davison Carolyn White T. Padgett and Kristen were voted C'u1est Two .Hoody Seniors Dare Ruane and Karen Alex l l 'i', B Most Sophisticated, Keith and Sue Short ig Bggunfuln AX! Bruce and Kelley receive gms to care for those beautiful eyes 79 Familiar Faces enjo ing Skip Da ' ...J .2 Ci' 1 fig! fi-Mr, it Lynn Magliaro, Todd Mahoney, + Mary Mahassel ' 'nw P f r- 4 ' 1'0- . 7 1 f 4, 'D r , yy w ' - if aa Diane LaPointe Keith Morrissette Mike Jacobson Xl! I Remember Remember Tommy and his Chicken calls whens Remember when Jim had a close encounter when a vacuum cleaner Remember the three peeping T's Does anyone remember the ski trip this year Remember when Chris hit Deanna's car in the parade Remember Mr. Prunier and his slide show at the end of the year Remember when Mr. + Mrs. Nicalek let Tom have a keg party Remember when we won the SUPERBOWL!! Does the field hockey team remember the M.M.B.'s'? . . . The football team does Remember all the fundraisers and car washes we never had Remember when Dave's little get togethers seemed to grow into regular parties Remember when Dave felt ill on the bus to FRANK-DAVIS Remember when they wouldn't let the girls compete in the tug-o-war on the class trip Remember when Todd didn't spread a rumor . . . me neither Remember when Mr. Carr took some Seniors to a bar . , . a raw bar Remember when Larry Lebel and Chris Grew tried to teach Physics Remember when Sue Tighe broke a nail . . . bring out the band-aids Remember when Tony wanted to go to UMASS instead of Harvard Remember when it rained on the Junior Prom and we were stuck in Buffy's house Remember when Bean used to fight with Mrs. Flynn in P+ F Remember when Chris Chilvers dressed conservatively Remember the Mohawk Crew Remember the Most Blown Out Fan award Remember Sonja and the basketball she made in Home Ec. Remember when April used to go to school every day . . . Remember when the Physics class took a break to get donuts Remember changing the sign in the rain and the snow Remember when Chuck ran through Mike's screen door Remember when Tom and Dave changed clothes on the bus pick on someone your own size With This Ring . As in the past. Mrs. Flynn's Personal and Family Living classes have performed weddings in the courtyard ofthe High School. This spring two wedding took place. In the first wedding Lori Laviolette was the bride to Mike Jacobson. ln the second wedding Sharon Novick married Rod Wheatley. The reverend Brian Allen pre- sided over both ceremonies. The weddings were informal and the participants even wrote personal speeches to accompany the formal wedding vows. A reception follow- ing each wedding, took place in the cooking room. In all it was a rewarding experience for the students involved. and a fun one for those who watched. K v, E Sharon lets Rod sample the wedding cake Brian Allen ofjiciates at the GHS wedding of Sharon Novick and Rod Wheatley Y ' il' ' , . we 'Si 1 l I 51 at ' 1' . ..,igRaiw.,L., 5 ' e KL, . ,,.. .is 5 I F- 1 5' Sharon and Rod at their reception rf f.,-Sv'-J . 'f-vw ' fra e - 1 , . 4 ' - V 4 fig Ks S Rod and Best man Lou Husson Rod recites the wedding vows to his bride Exchanging rings ill . of i N! -J 576' Wil , Q93 ,.. is .Km Q? f if ,X W, . 711m Casey durlfvs up a xtmm Mana Hageman mth afamlllar face I cilust Yo at the Prom On Saturday. May 11 the Junior and Senior Prom was held at the Sheraton-Lincoln Inn in Worcester. The band was Espree and the theme was Just You and I. The 1985 Prom seemed to be an improvement over the 1984 Prom. The weather was perfect lcompared to a rainy prom the year heforel and everyone went outdoors for picture taking. Also the dancei1oor at the prom was much larger as was the room in the Sheraton-Lincoln compared to the 1984's Sheraton-Tara. The 1985 Prom courts were chosen towards the end of the evening. In the Junior class, the Prom Queen was Carolyn Casey and her court consisted of: Heidi Chase. Karen Morrissette. Danielle Salek. and Angie Sommers. The Senior Prom Queen was Angela Benton and the court members were Heidi Iwaniak, Lynn Magliaro. Jennifer Murphy. and Deanna Samara. The band Espree made all the choices for the courts and Queens. The Senior Prom King for 1985 was Bruce Joncas. No court was chosen lor the Senior guys. Junior Karina Demers enjoying the Prom Junior Prom Queen Carolvn Casey 3 Angie Sommers thanks Mr. Cormier after being named to the Jr. court Jay LeClaire with his date, Senior Tammy Samuelson 4ga'k.Sr9f. , , .lin 1 ll Q 3 l 91 1 tg pta X . .,,. 4, l ,',ifLi 1, 1 f X l 1 I Junior Kim and Senior sister Michelle, pose with their escorts Diane LaP0inte and Wendy Parlin pgrty orhthe ance oor Just you and I Queen ana' Her Court fl to rj: Jennifer Murphy, Lynn Magliaro, Angela Benton, Heidi Iwaniuk. Deanna Samara 1? fi , X w -K ', 'S I 'W-.. Seniur Fhrix .lnnex relaxes with .Hike f'uste'lln Iurlzl ,Urllmrwv 1 I I , 's 1 i txmu ,Ml X s 4, W K I i' . F -f-:A 5 .L ,Aj , V 1 ,P I 's J' .- ' I f i 5 ' 'Q f x x I I I ' -1 if 4' ' X Mgt Fnr Y x f 0 ' A 'T' Q - T I-gf. 4, ' ' !i'cf., -- .1 5' ', ON' ' ar it ff? i 'lv' A 1 'Q ' X fri X I . A . fl , x .lf 44 ' 1 A , ? ' is - I Q J' .Q r . I ' 'E - ,-,.: 5-ff' . ,. i f H Fu 1985 Prom Queen. Angela Benton Deanna Samara, Lisa Nichols, Beth Wilson, and Angie Benton enjoying the prom Tom Nicalek and Dave Mason rf Bruce Joncas, Senior Prom King Joe Budroe and Tammy Stancyk talk w Dan Willitts 87 -Mimi? ' Grafton Students Shine On June fourth. Grafton High School presented its Awards Banquet. Awards were presented to deserving students in athletics and academics. But before the presenta- tion of awards the students and their parents were given a buffet banquet in the cafeteria. All invited students were asked to contribute to the buffet. so there was a mixture of different salads. breads, desserts, and other food, from which the guests could choose. After dinner the students, parents. and faculty moved to the auditorium for the presentation. In athletics. honored students received various awards ranging from a letter tfirst year varsity! to a blacket ifour years ofvarsityl. In academics letters, pins, medallions. and jackets were awarded to various students. The 1985 Emmett-Ludy Award was presented to Tony Molinari, while Beth Wilson won the Hassanamisco Award. Both Awards are usually presented to a Senior for Athletic Excellence. A sampling of awards given out fupper leftl Parents, faculty, and students await presentation Lisa Nichols, MVP for the girls tennis team X44 Sue Tighe receives an A Club jacket from Dr. Grew l- Mr. Barlow shows his appreciation for coaching the girls tennis team Football Captains Tony, Dave, and Mike give Mr. Egsegian a jacket Tony Molinari receives the Emmett-Ludv Award l Beth Wilson wins the Hassanamiseo Award X in .fs lm xivs-M' Q1 -Q 1 ix N' ....- 4. H wax, U V . ,xgsgq ll ',..A -IF N. Q ... 1-.W 4, I'x....,q, ,,, .. ,.. --Q., 1'--X':g..,, A125 , ,yi 2. T , ,K,.1..', X K x 'Wm 'fins W Ss xiii. . Partying at the resort oaking up the sun - Class Trip '85 On Wednesday, May 29 the GHS Senior Class ventured to the Frank-Davis Resort in Connecticut for their class trip. The day was perfect and the sun was hot. so the pool was full of students that day. But Grafton wasn't the only school there. Seniors from all parts ofNew England spent their class trip at this resort. There were many activities ranging from canoe races to basketball games. There was also a DJ. playing songs for those who wanted to dance. But most ofthe students lounged by the pool and soaked up the sun. It was a memorable trip except for the bus rides . . . Jim L'Esperance + Mike Haseltine Todd Mahoney and Tom Nicalek flirt enjoying a game of volleyball with the girls ,L 1 X V i ',.7 , in 'Q' F 'W I 4' ffdl wt gf g .X-Q we Lisa Woronoff SENIORS TAKE THE SPOTLIGHT Un Friday. May 30. just 24 hours before graduation. the Seniors at GHS attended their class night banquet. Thanks to Mrs: Cragan and the cafeteria staff, an enjoyable dinner was served to the guests. After dinner. Mr. Lemay and Mr. Lynch presented academic medallions and pins, along with departmental awards to deserving Seniors. Then the fun began. Wendy Parlin and Diane LaPointe presented awards and gifts to the winners ofthe superlative voting: they ranged from Cutest to Most Forgetful. Mr. Cormier's slide show presentation ended the evening with lots of laughs and a few tears. The dance held after Class Night was not well attended and ended early. Deanna Samara + Lisa Nichols, friends forever! ,' -1 ., V, f - Pafflfng Seflivfs D-Bu L-La C-F-v K-Au L-M-tk! Karen Alex receives Deparrmental Award for Home . . Ee. Q13 1 ill .'l1it'h1'lle I nmun receives Acadeniiz' A ward from Mr. l.,vm'h I 'Sf by QV M ll., Steve Gemelli, enjoying the Class Night festivities I Craig Fleming loves his Superlative gU't N' 5 141, Senior Chrissy Croteau Kim Reed accepting OH? of Several UW0fdS Chris Richards enjoys the music after the banquet is jinished Rehearsal Presenting the Class of 1985 The day was Friday, May 3 I st and a certain group ofGrafton residents were busy preparing for one ofthe most important days of their lives. This was the day of graduation for the Class of l985. Finals were over. report cards returned to the students. and graduation rehearsals were concluded. This was the big moment. Awards and Scholarships were first announced and music selections by two seniors were heard. Jim L'Esperance wrote a song just tor the Class of '85 that brought tears to the eyes. Kim Reed sang a beautiful farewell song. Then it was the big moment. The graduating members ofthe Grafton Memorial Senior High School. Class of Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five received their diplomas. There were lots of smiles. lots of tears. and many goodbyes that night. but we'll never forget four great years of school. L di? - X- ri- My-' . 1' ' Q V xt X I . l 1' bla '1 I w +4 H J 1 ll 'i' G iff? n YK I I I 1 1 fi!! I ' r r 1 E .. , ,vw W0 -:Q-.-T P78 P f fam., L., lb ,, ,WV , 5ffff'2,1g'kff:f4QiQg sb ,V 1 iw W, ., I 7 ' 1 f ly A I , l P 1 ,fl A - A, i 3' if ZA. , - , A H 5 Ti ESM EGM Gi? W f?a WwQ5Hl Q fji 'HCP fercyff -J h A 99 i' -Lx f 'L t, 'R' fog.. iq Senior Class Officers ghe Grafagm Hggh School Class of 1985 officers are, lslarting clockwisej: Michael Haseltine, Vice Pres. ,' Kelley Skehan, Treasurer: Susan Tighe, Secretary: Deanna amara, res: ent HH Top to Bottom, Stairs: Michelle Inman, Beth Wil- son, Carolyn White, Heather Scott, Debbie Poulin, Wendy Parlin, Tom Casey, Joe Mara, Steve Wojnar, Debbie Rice, Tara Corcoran, Kim Mor- gan, Dan Warner, Kevin Molinari, Lisa Misterka, Top row: Lisa Nichols, Kim Reed, Ann Casillo, Gerry Burns, Arthur Glispin, Tim Coleman, Mike Savageaux, Tony Molinari, Kevin Flaherty, Bruce Joncas, Bottom row: Debbie Holmes, Susan Tighe, Chris Beaber, Leah Hutchinson, Susan Kent, Laura Auger, Tammi F rederico Clubs and Candids ational Honor ociety l0l VH I il 6 my ...fi ..-.,k px IH 3 L to R: Lisa Tollotson, Jay LeClaire, Don Davison tudent Advisor M Council tudent Council L to R Stairs: Kevin Molinari, Kevin Arsenault. Cory Perkins, Dave Butkus, Tom Casey, Mike Roseen, Chris Trainor, Jay LeClaire: Bottom row: BilIAbraham, Tony Molinari, Matt Didonna, Lisa Misterka, Rachel Remillard, Deanna Samara, Beth Wilson 103 Om J ' n J iii I lui if IW, H il V K 1 fbx gg.- xkx ki ,S N 'S ' A x . V X W .f I A Mx 1' ,Q-14 . f N Q X V! A' 1' g x gi: A, x N ' 1 fr- ala X I . O - A ,' xx ei ,Qi IOS y.- ,-. , 5' - - -im'-ja x Warrior Staff First Row ll to rj: Chris Beaber, Sue Torpey, Carolyn White, Maria Castillo Second row: Tony Molinari, Kevin Molinari. Bill Abraham Third row: Tara Corcoran. Lisa Misterka, Cathy Isaac F.. ,. ' fx,-Q llil, 'UU d'? Yearbook Committee Back row l I to rj: Karl Doane, Tracy Padgett, Mike Savageaux, Diane LaPointe, Bill Abraham, Gerry Burns. Steve Gemelli, Front row: Michelle Inman, Wendy Parlin, Kim Holland, Debbie Poulin, Kim Reed, Heather Scott, Beth Wilson fl-.. JS X . 2 J..- 9' f - Xi' li! ,H-1 f- l M, , 97 1, ,, V ,H J 4 Lin. ., V 7 VA. 2 IO7 'XX Q 1. 1.1 , ..-fif Q. 4 '11 IAM PM :F INK -Z .ff XM SYSLTYY if' In bbw A 1 -17 'lf ,r lan f f A 'N 109 Those Brave Teachers RRRRRIIIIINNNNNGGGGGll!!! Ugh! Is it 6 O'Clock Already? I really-don't want to get up, get dressed, and have to face those monsters today. It's the same story every day. I try to teach them something useful, but all they are concerned with are the parties over the weekend, when tickets go on sale for the next Centrum concert, or who is going out with who. How can I compete with all that? I have to correct those tests before they get on my back. I wish that they would spend as much energy studying for the test as they do afterwards wanting to know the grade. Also I have to memorize the grade for each of my 125 students, since they will all stop me in the hall way and will want to know the grades. RRRRIIIINNNNGGGGH!! Foolish snooze alarm. must be 6: 15. Had better get up for sure. Maybe I should call in sick. It's the day before Christmas vacation and three fourths of the kids will take the day off, so why shouldn't I? IfI'm lucky I'll only have 2 or 3 students in each class. What can I do in a class with only a handful of kids? But the office wants me to work so I guess that I will have to come up with something to do. Suspect that the folks in the teacher's room will be yapping about something as usual. They'll tell the tales about what the cutest daughter in the world did yesterday. Or what the smartest son in the world thought up. Or what the students are doing in the hallways. Or what the office has just decided to do. I think I will call in sick -- I'm sick of school. I need the day off. RRRIIINNNGGG!!! What's thatl? RRRIIINNNGGG!!! Oh, The phone. Hello . . . You're Kidding! Great! Thanks! Have a great vacation. I can't believe that he called off school since we only got seven inches of snow. Oh well, back to sleep. Heh, heh, heh!!! Bruce Barlow Iltl ff Ju '71, evil! 4? 5 9 Q: C. L. ,Ulf ' 151 Mr. Barlow Mrs. Bates Science English Mrs. Bgrnier Mrs. Brueggemann English Cafeteria N. fQ' .I ,X :auf in , ol' lx- r' 1 X Mrs. Beauregard Mr. Bergenholtz Language Physical Education Mr. Caputo Business Jawa B IIN. z N H Lllo V 54 B H :QQ 5 J 1 -.. 'af J Mr. Cardin Custodial i i If . Y? my Mr. Carr Mr. Carter Mrs. Cimoch Mrt Cormier Industrial Arts English Physical Education Social Studies Mrs. Cragen Mrs. Cunavelis UJK Mrs. Dadah Cafeteria Business Science ffl Mr. Cournoyer what Custodial Missing 5 !, I M i 'N 'X f Mrs. Didonna Mr. Dodd Miss Droney Mr. Egsegian Guidance Art Language Guidance Miss linman Special lid, 3 f, Q H-:ff I. f , Mrs. Flynn Home licunonucs I imit E i 'fi Qi ' -V- Mrs. Gatley Library ,-5 Mrs. Gemme Cafeteria Mrs: Gosselin Mr. Hennessey Mr. Holland Mrs. Kasieyski Administration Industrial Arts Science Mathematics K, 'D' Mr. Kosnoski Science s . 1. :? f.i,t A 4' X QQ:- tm fin 4, Lg-, . X f ......- Q - E . L ma ,nur Mr. LaBelle Miss LaB0nte Mrs. Langas Substitute Guidance Mathematics Mr. Larivee Mrs. Lemay Mr. Lemay English Guidance Administration ci ii if 'QI' , i . A' ,, I Tr J f ,. .3 if F v ft SX' wb Mr. Leacu , g A Social Studies f' I 4 Missing ., W, J ,pu ' W' -v.-r Qlg I' ,- -hhrilv 1.4!- ww 'ff Mr. Lindberg Mr. Lynch Mrs. Mahoney Mrs. May timdaimc ,Mimlnistrzilum Lihrziry English Mrs. McCallum Mrs. Moore Administration English Mrs. Moquin Guidance fd' ik Mr. Mazza Custodial Missing 1: 1' Vi I i. ' Q Ji, Mrs. Murphy Mr. Nelson Mr. Opacki Home Economics Mathematics Custodial Mr. Orkiseski Music Missing ww' 1 'mpg gg V1 - -- -'524crzf1A 1 TPB' 'A . iwssmsig' , ., A u NR-IM: 'Q' on Mr. Ouillette Mrs. Page Miss Pepka Mrs. Richard Business Social Studies English Computer Mr. Richardson Social Sludlcs Mrs. Sandoz Science Mrs. Stratton Mr. Titcf Cufclcriu Mathematics 9-f- XJ lv IIH I I 1 'ff , N X15 thlf Mr. Troy Industrial Arts Mrs. Westgate Mrs. Young Cafeteria Mathematics FN If Mrs. Caron Cufcterizi PATRON ADS Mr. + Mrs. Ralph Tripp, Sr. Mr. + Mrs. Albert LeMay Mr. + Mrs. Kenneth Putnam In memory of Gladys Nydam Mr. + Mrs. Raymond Nydam Carol S. Nydam Sgt. James E. Nydam Mr. + Mrs. John Putnam Anonymous Mr. + Mrs. Peter L. Lynch A + R Fruit Co. Mr. + Mrs. Joseph Flynn and Family Mr. + Mrs. Mattew Mondor Mr. + Mrs. Walter A. Scott Tracy Padgett Barbara Padgett Chris LaPointe Mr. + Mrs. William LaPointe Mr. + Mrs. Rene LeBlanc Guarantee System Thanks Mom + Dad! - Love Buf Mr. + Mrs. Joseph Samara Jenna Lyn DeMarco Mr. + Mrs. Gemelli Compliments of Petroleum Carriers Inc. Serving New England 86 Westboro Rd. North Grafton, Massachusetts Congratulations to the Graduates!! The Roney Family Steve Diane Bob and Children Robert C. Roney Funeral Home Grafton. Ma. 839-4491 82 Worcester St. HA la Division of Koopman Lumber Co., lnc.l RDWARE STORE KOOPMAN'S GRAFTON All you need for all your Do-It-Yourself Projects PAINT - WALLPAPER - LUMBER - CONCRETE - PLUMBING - HARDWARE -- INSULATION - TOOLS lea? T I f LNB I -I I-X., ,ullzfl I 9 DR. ANTHONY R. - We MOLINARI GPTOMETRIST GRAFTON HOME Sh ' M' t North Gliififi Mil 01536 EXTERIOR Telephone 839-36l6 - 839-9132 WHERE QUALITY RULES 202 Worcester St Telephone No. Grafton, Ma 01536 16171 839-2602 Compliments of ' Insurance Agency Cirulton 839-6022 Whitinsvillc 234-6333 miami? 'P Best Wishes Cgl Good Luck L Class of 1985 from Grafton Pizza Q ie- Congratulations and I Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 B651 Wghcg 10 the Clugg of From the: 1985 Grafton Country Store Nmth GFHHOH Gem, Sq, Shopping Center Assoc Grafton- MU No. Grafton. Ma. 01536 Richard Mahassel Carol Mahassel C1.N. PRUNIER SL SONS, INC MASONRY CONTRACTOR lf- A L 1 CASALE HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. XWNYL EIOVNG TOM CASALE t LQDTON ROAD N, M ' All Our Best to fi as jfrziggfa O4i'Lpo'Lf Limousine Sezuics 16179 839-6252 l-800-227 7005 From Logan: l-800-227 7005 The Class of '85 Paige Jewelers Westboro TATN UCK - C 9 N L E A N E9 202 Worcester St.. North Grafton 839-6770 Hours: Daily 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.. Sat. 9 a.m.-2 Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 P 202 Worcester St N. Grafton, Ma. 01536 .ITL - Four Generations in the Business - - Gown Cleaning. Finishing 8L Patching - Shirt Laundry - Alterations - Leathers - Household - Same Day Service - Best Wlshes to The Class of 1985 Compllments of Grafton Flea Market, Inc Rte 140 Town Lme vw -st at-1 ',-Pin Grafton - Upton 5 Congratulations and Best of Luck to The Class of l985!!! Compliments of: Grafton Liquors 77 Worcester St. Grafton, Ma. Si AUTO SALES f - 'NM 'viy NT., . ., T' ' lil-use-ifwf 'A fag :I wwffwfwffr - - 1 mst: - , . .g gy, 1, . , 4 f. 1 AMCMEEP BUS: 617-791-8300 SAMARA AUTO SALES, INC. 1448 GRAFTON STREET WORCESTER, MASS. . Y 5 v ,- , Y . 1,5-ESQ'-. ' D5 iz 1 M- 1-V, x v,,5...,y5 4 4-,fi 4 - f- .- .Jigs-f-f. L .531 -,123 .am.r'..aif...-. .wig-L.6Al:.L, . Best Wishes to the 1985 Graduates! HAMBLETI' APPRAISAL ASSOCIATES . . DOROTHY WOOD HAMBLETT Philip Mara Company Worcester St. Grafton no, sox 295 tem 865-9722 wttaunv, MA.O1527 PERSONAL PROPERTY DECORATIVE ARTS We Grow On You!! Comphmems of LAZY ACRES FARM Will'S Hail. Fashion and suntan CU.. Greenhouse - Fruit Stand - Market Garden 198 Worcester St. Open 7 Days April Thru November N. Grafton, Ma. 01536 109 Merriam Rd. 339-2651 Grafton, Ma. 839-2991 . Best Wishes Compliments of Class of 1985 GUARANTY BANK Ffom 81 TRUST COMPANY I ANDERSON ASSOCIATES The Conifer Group Inc. REALTY, INC. 130 Worcester Street 839 9719 No. Grafton, Ma. 01536 ' ' Tel. 839-3254 On The Common - Rte. 140 Grafton, Ma. 01519 George Jordan Cel Son ELECTEST Product Marketing Support GRAFTON CENTER GARAGE CiC,mplimCnIS Ut' of I Dodle Ldnglons Pattne Mello Karen Bellveau Dome Pecora Charlene Hagmga Compllments of Peterson s Flsh Inc 198 Worcester St 839 6484 Hffcf Sono 9105 'N v ' 9 ' 8 8 we , . Mix., No. Grafton, Ma. 01536 g AV V X iiim' B 5 Nz 5 1 S 1 JM4 W Congratulations to the Class of 1985 From: Sola H F N R 'CTO Qj5lNNkJ and On the Common 839-5931 The Ploughboy Pub Central Square Curafton. Ma. 01519 co SAVERS CO-OPERATIVEBANK op 15 ELM STREET - SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550 - 16171 764 4329 30 SOUTH MAIN STREET - uxBE11ooE, MA 01569 - 1617127862426 501 -1617163244600 42 AUBURN STREET ' AUBURN, MA O1 96 WORCESTER STREET ' GRAFTON, MA 01519 016173839-6901 The entire 1985 yearbook staff would like to thank all of the advertisers for their tremendous support. ff if 8 WNW ,Aff Xia 1 gif ff' ft 4 1 in 5 5 1 ',',' ' . 'ix Congratulations to the class of 1985 '- - A from your yearbook photographers --: CASSUN -F USTER A PHOTOGRAPHERS, INC. Auburn, MA. Tel. 832-4880 X f A R f L' 'A ..- P ' Y v rv-an -.o 5, - N. 5- i' :- yn. Q-' vi W v 1 . ,, I ' ' Vx- Q h min- . J., 4 Qs. A :xy . ? . gin T lk . A ' Q' 0 4 ' - azz-ef - 4 . Q I. V-.QV 5 fi, . 5.3 SI' Q T C - v ' ig- T .. Lt 4 ,Aft ' .-. 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