Grafton High School - Compass Yearbook (Grafton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1988 volume:

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HZ., gi, 1, izvf, v '.:1' E ', ,.- 'W .-9 P .V uf f' 'ff--1 ' - V, f:11,.'-.rf no ,f,,. .gg ,V ,I Q .-,. ff .1'?:'1E'- . . , Wa' ,- A fdvia f,-'f41,w Qiiffif'1'j' C, fa 3- gi-?.,1Lrw1, 1,l11!qif, .f,jr 3-:vf,12,:nQh Y. J .:-vas-,4if.z .. .1-:fini 4 c . Grafton Memorial Senior High School 24 Providence Road Grafton, Massachusetts 01519 l508l 839-5425 Principals Raymond I. LeMay Peter L. Lynch Superintendent William G. Compton OPENING Come on in - don't be shy. F14 l I I ll s cn Z. We couldn't have done it without them. F3 I' .rf P f .V Q - P-1 3-' gg was ' 'S' 1 'H fi 4 i The lniuns play to win. ? x v if f 34, 1 F-Ill H A I I l Did you catch it? Spirit, it's part of all of our l' . What this Wes book is all S about - the Spirit of the Seniors!! I I X V ' Yvbw9' A . 0 X . ,445 OF THE 17 N. lllal I D IA ,AX GRAFTCDN SENICJR SCHOCDL Dedication to Bruce A. Barlow The following eulogy was read at the memorial mass for Bruce Barlow at St. Mary's Church . . . Bruce Barlow, a friend who meant so much to so many people, a friend who meant so much to me. I would like to share some stories and memories with all of you about my friend Bruce. Stories and memories that will live with me forever. Bruce grew up in Manasquan, New lersey, a small resort town on the New lersey shore. Llke most young boys who grew up in New England rooting for the Red Sox, Bruce grew up rooting for those amazing Mets. His dream as a boy was to play third base for his Mets. Bruce loved all sports. He knew more facts and records than are now listed in the I987 Sports Almanac. Bruce went to Parochial School until high school, and of course, he shared with me Nun stories and lokes. I know that together with his parents, those nuns set the foundation for the type of person Bruce grew into, lust as Bruce has set the foundation for many of his students here today. You, as par- ents, please be assured that your children were in good hands when around Bruce, and you students may you some- day do what Bruce will not be here to do for another. Bruce later went to the University of New England where his claim to fame was not graduating number one in his class as a Biology malor, but by eating a gallon of ice cream in lust under ten minutes, still a school record. Boy did we have some fun eating together. I first met Bruce when I was a substitute teacher at the High School In I980. I remember sitting in the teachers room one day, and ln walks this young guy who immediately becomes the center of everyones attention. There was something about him that made me like him Immediately. He seemed to be so positive, up and enthusiastic. He had myself and everyone else laughing in minutes. The next day we were playing tennis together, and thus began slx years of the fiercest battles on the tennis court you could Imagine. When we played against each other it didn't really seem to matter who won or lost the match. What was Important was to see who could hlt the ball the hardest, serve the most aces, or make the most fantastic shot. He loved the challenge of doing the impossible and he really loved reminding me that the only person alive who could have returned the shot that lust went by me was the person who hit it . . . Bruce. Bruce was also very religious. He didn't talk much, but I know he was. He never missed a Sunday mass. Bruce loved music. He was quite the conversationlist. Never at a loss for words. He often visited his parents and came back with stories about how his mother couldn't cook which was hard to believe. And stories of how he and his father caught 20 fish which was a slow day for them. He talked about his grand- mother, and competing with his brother Brian in everything from basketball to whiffle ball. According to Bruce, he never lost to Brian. He once told me about the time Brian passed a football deep to him and how he caught it one-handed while diving over the neighbor's hedges and landed in the mud. He never thought about getting hurt. All he cared about was catching that football In a spectacular way. Anyone can catch It with two hands. If you knew Bruce, I know you can picture him diving over the hedge for that ball and springing to his feet to try It again. Bruce has a lot of friends here today, a few by first names and nicknames I would like to mention. To Charlie, Dick, Gary, Bergle, Danny, Kevin, Ralphy, the Buckaroo, and Debbie Dooskl - he thought about you a lot because he talked about all of you to me all the time. He also had good tlhlngs to say about his fellow teachers. I know you all will miss Im. I'm going to miss him yelling out to me while I'm playing mixed doubles against him with my wife Debbie, Where were you In '62? after a ball goes whizzing by Debbie. Of course it was my fault we lost the point. I should have had it, not Debbie. Debbie of course smiles and agrees with Bruce. I'm going to miss sitting in the pouring rain on a cold fall afternoon watching a football game at Fitton Field. Only Bruce would be crazy enough to go with me. I'm going to miss going to basketball games, watching games on T.V. with him and waking up at three o'clock in the morning to go fishing. I know that Mike, Steve, and his other fishing buddies will miss that too. I'm going to miss Bruce coming to watch me play tennis. I can't believe he could sit through all those matches and just 4 OPENING watch alongside my other fan, Debbie. Boy that meant a lot to me. What impressed me the most about Bruce was that he was a tremendous teacher and leader. He was President of the G.T.A., supervised the school newspaper, and the girls' varsity tennis coach. He loved his kids and talked about them often to me. I know that Lisa and Kara and the rest of his girls meant a lot to him. He was the type of guy who would do anything he could to help his girls as he did. Bruce was the type of person to always chaperon Friday night dances, go away with the baseball team for a weekend at the Cape, help coach the girls' basketball team and pitch batting practice to the baseball team before an important game. He didn't receive any money for it and didn't expect or want a thank-you. He did it because you were all important to him. He wanted to see you succeed and to share with you the good times as well as the bad. If you went to a basketball game on a Friday night, who was the only person over I8 sitting right in the middle of I00 screaming kids in the student section. Who took you on, one- on-one in the gym after school or took you fishing on the bridge at the Wachusett Reservoir, or kicked your butt on the tennis court. Boy and could Bruce dress. I'm not exaggerating when I tell you he had a different tie for every day of the week and a different sport coat for every week of the year. I'm going to miss my brother Bruce for some very selfish reasons. Probably because he made me feel so happy and I felt so good when he was around. As Lou Boutiette stated in a recent phone conversation, Bruce was a very special person. He made you laugh when you needed to laugh. I have no doubts as to where Bruce is right now. he's in heaven, probably chuckling over some of these memories and keeping watch over us in Manasquan and all of you in Grafton. I know that when it's my turn to go, he's going to be standing there behind St. Peter with a tennis racket in his hand waiting for the next encounter. I look forward to that day. Before I end, I would like to mention that Bruce's parents and relatives thank you for all the love and support you have shown. In closing, thank you Neil, Mike, Steve, and Chris for your support and help In the last few days. I couldn't have done it without you and Thank you Bruce for being my friend and leaving me with so many happy memories. Amen and God Bless you all for letting me share. lim Esposito In Memory of Donald Corriveau Throughout your iourney in life, there are many hardships and times of troubles that you must face. There are people you know and care about, there are certain people you will in reality lose. On May 27, l988, Grafton lost one person who many knew and loved, Donald Corriveau a wonderful person who touched the hearts of everyone. He was so alive and full of life, no matter what mood he was in, he could always bring that troublesome smirk upon his face. Donald always tried to help others when they were in trouble because he valued his friends, relatives, and as we all know, his life. He always had the talent of working with his hands, whether it was woodcarving, playing ice hockey, or even carrying the wood for his father, Arthur, into the house. His parents were originally from Canada, he was so proud to be a Frenchman: it made him feel dominant. Donald was IOOOA French and he definitely showed it through his stubbornness. Donald had great love for many things but a great amount of it was for his motorcycle. He always wanted to ride that bike no matter what people would say, he would do what he wanted and because of this his iourney through life was ended abruptly. Although he went into a better world than we all know of, at least he was taken while he was enioying his life to the fullest. Donald was the type of person who would always want to live today like you were going to die tomorrow. We all know that when our time comes he will be waiting with open arms and a smile to take us to our afterlife where we will be and where he is as free as a bird like dust in the wind on his way to the stairway to heaven. Gretchen Anderson Valerie Sneed OPENING 5 owl W KB! ia N f JL? How Long? Some of us have just been here too long. l won- der what it's like to be twenty years old and a freshman in a high school? There are no twenty-year- old students in Grafton, but there are some somewhere. Some of us have definitely been here too long! You know you've been at G.H.S. too long when When you stand up for the Pledge of Allegiance every time someone comes over the speaker. Iulie Cox '89 When you're older than your teachers. Amy Corcoran '90 When you know all of the teachers' mothers' maiden names. Brian Mathis '90 6 Opening fa- Above: Mrs. Redding, Mrs. May, Mrs. Langas and Mrs. lulian show their lighter sides while being fed whipped cream. Below: Barry Lawrynowicz shows his musical talent in music class. f K C '- 1 ' 'fi v 4 A ff. ,, '. -ni. - 4 V 4 ff , .-is -f'm:fg,,gg .ffi'f' 4, u : T144 - V , V' , ' ,ff ','n 15' . 1 , . f f 2x 'f 'j3f':H-,QQ 1.133 r ,1ff?M fa' it - f. . F 'f , .. 11'-A f -ilu. . 'vt' 4v',aqgpgyxtaj,.r4,. f'f' A' - 'Q' lr' 4 ,L benign :aj v 1' 3,25 - v uv ver ' ,' 21 ' Above: Dina MltcheIl's acrobatlcs pay off during soccer season. Comic Relief Comedians. There are so many and each has a dif- ferent style and audience. Some use vulgar language , g 5 to be funny, others don't i . and are just as funny. But l some of the Grafton High students had different 3 ideas ... Who is your favorite come- dian and why? Church Lady - she's spe- cial! Dan Cournoyer '88 lam,whenIam alonelthink of the funniest things. lt's unreal! Holly McDonald '91 ..-02 , Mr, Lynch - he's funny. Shawn Steeves '90 r , with .Y r' F971 -1.-' piq- . ,4y,,,-'P Cv. P, , . qua' lt.-P fs -: h Q 4. 14.5 'logger ,. 1A f i Above: Heidi Nicholson performs for the variety show audience. Opening 7 2 Must Come Down How would you like to feel the excitement of being in a three-ring circus? Then learn to iuggle. First, take two obiects ltennis balls, bean bags, etc.l. Toss the obiect in your right hand up in the air toward your left hand, then toss the obiect in your left hand toward your right hand but lower and before the first object reaches the tossed obiect. Focus your eyes at the peak of the higher tossed obiect. Practice this first movement until you can complete 20 to 30 rep- etitions with ease. To iuggle three objects, hold two in your right hand and the third in your left. Starting with the right hand, toss in the air about three feet the obiect which is touching the top of your thumb. Next, toss the object in the left hand toward the right, lower than the first obiect. Toss the re- maining obiect. Remember, focus your eyes at the peak. Although you may never be the center of at- traction at Ringling Brothers, you will experi- ence a sense of accomplishment after master- ing the art of iuggling, lohn Dunne Opening What Goes Up Cars are an important aspect of the High School experience and range from sporty and expensive to cheap and junky. Some people even like their iunk cars and wouldn't trade , them for anything. But, hey, if it runs and gets you where you're going, then who '5 needs a laguar Xl I 2, Ferrari Testarossa, or a Lamb- orghini? Here are some more creative answers .. . What is you favorite car and why? Porsche 930 turbo - it xfdrw . 4 looks mean and it's fast. Brian Prunier '88 i956 Chrysler Hearse - be- cause it's big and all my friends fit in it. Abi Kinloch '9I Above: Darren Driver, voted worst driver, gives a cheer. W' ' 1 L,' ,:4:.' M, .1 i an I 7 Q , .. I 'it ., 32. Above: Mary Bovenzi and Heather Salek loin Below. This limo arrives to pick up a Dan Fleming for a rest in the parking lot. prom couple. .. ts- f -' E fa 'J Q' f7j'l5'3iQ'4-Bk 'l:J:f'l't 1 .-lf '-' - I, I' Rt. A 'Dag .i,iip.'L!:-1: L,.,,', I ' 'f - .fwfr u t,f3i'TS5 'f' ef -'31 Y' I,,k' N lv:FMK- '1 I 1 t QZH7' minima -'.fk 4-:vd'Qw,wv, i ik - ?Snxx:11r.Q.,..,...l-still. Above: Kelly Reed feels that fielding the ball will be no problem. Below: Please hold all questions, pronounces Mr. Gillies. Above: Maria Mahassel tackles her music after Below: As Keith Kinch ponders a question school' Mark Haseltine advises Amy Dowd. L. , A is in pw. I 4 1 gf ' I 1 'ZX W. 3 sa sa it - X Q n X N 'O 4 Above: Ken Novlck seems to have a problem In his pants dur- lng Sprlng Fling. Problem Solving Problems, problems. Everyone's got them and everyones got to face them at one time or an- other. But the problems of one can seem unim- portant to someone else. Some people even have a problem with us -the yearbook staff. Imagine that. What is the biggest prob- lem facing teens today? Zits. I hate zits. Abi Kinloch '9l Too many surveys. lohn Morley '89 Opening 9 Good Advice So many people need advice for school or life it- self, but some people get it in some pretty strange places. Many people get advice in any way they can. Whom do you go to for ad- vice and why? Mr, Ed. I idolize him for his superior intellect and be- cause he's a large-hoofed animal. Erich Bohaboy '88 Santa Claus. Mike Zaiac '89 I usually go into the girls' bathroom and sit in a stall until someone comes in, then I explain my problem and ask the stranger for advice. Holly McDonald 'QI dxf i3?? if 'll A 'Z' I , . I . Z52ka05T9b J M tm Above: Rob Mathis looks to classmates for help On his Pf0leCt- Below: Mr. Gillies encourages his students not to lose hope. 1 A' 3'8 elf I I Q ,I I I g ZX J. E, I 'uf 1 El ' .I .. W I , s as ,Q I I Sami ' Lf f gf IO Opening Above: Andy Pierce, Mark Walden and Mike Roseen advise David Przygoda on how to clean a locker. -rv ffm. X Ish hz... Above: Mrs. Dadah suggests the proper way to mount lohn's bridge. Right: Explorer post 4333 creates a batch of cotton candy at the senior fair. Below: After finishing lunch, Sam Brady moves onto her second favorite pastime. i l I I Gourmet Meals People always get hungry after sports events. Where do you go to feed your face? There are several local hangouts, all of which be- come packed after the games. Grafton High stu- dents certainly have added their share to the local busi- nesses. Where do you go to eat after high school activities? Papa Gino's. Andrea Gilligan '88 Friendly's. Mark Haseltine '88 McDonald's. Karl Doane '88 - - 'ir , 114 l xy ,JJ Above: Mr. Schoos and Mr. Holland enioy a snack at Riverside Park. S. -I Below: Dan Fleming dives in during Spring Fling. -'Z .,'f' 14. 'q S..,,Vw VY vw' M4 , W isis' 3 , . aww 4- , . . V ,,gg,nF . .6- f'f,..f ' ' , . ,,,.. ,s--1 .-- fx Y I-. V .AL 'I ,,.....r'- H .ff K, V.. ,M-,,,,. rf'- ' AL.-3l4 ' VM., , ,, A, ' 4, ,Yr f-1' . fl' , , ,144-' M' -i --af' Opening I I N E g I2 Opening Above: Dan Cournoyer stirs the crowd at the variety show. 'QS 'if-vi ' ' 1 , W' 'i I ' Rl Above: Brlan, Tom, Christy, Karen, and leff ln open study. 1.7 Below: lohn Dunne races for home in the sack- race. FEES 6 Spirit The Class of 1988 One thing Grafton High takes the most pride in is our spirit. That never-ending desire to show each other how much we appreciate their efforts and to let our op- ponents know how badly they are about to be beaten. lt is not unusual to go to a sporting event and see Grafton posters, Indian war paint upon faces or the voices of the fans chanting an ever- popular cheer for their team. Each class seems to have its own cheering section, the largest being the senior section, of course. For four years, we have banded together to let other schools know that we are the best, if not on record, in en- thusiasm. As we climb into the bleachers all differences are put aside, we are united in a common bond. Not many schools can claim the loyalty ours has enioyed. Our ef- forts to promote our school or class as the best has been evident in our being a- warded the sportsmanship award and winning first place in the pep-rallies since our freshman year, coming in second only once to the Class of '89. Our dedication can be measured in the miles so many hockey fans have traveled to see the ln- dians take the ice or in the gallons of water that have rained on hard core football fans lremember Millbury?l. As we leave Graf- ton High not only will we leave an exam- ple for others to follow, but we will take with us a great sense of pride to share with others in our futures. . Y . ' Q' U .5 s. I A9 'E Below: Seniors post the class banner for Spring Fling. ami' 4' i Y . 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Last, but not least, use many cliches. sentences as. possible .one of the first ghjgzags 85.55, anigjf: hang' ewr?tZ:elggtn?2 things taught in English is not to use run- dumb ag a doomail and the Cause the on sentences teachers expect students reader to Sleep like a log y Esgggea? use them espemally de' Follow these steps and you will receive , 3. Use inappropriate punctuation and an F' After all' you d'd Qfrgk lS?gr?O?Sn,gt8 I incorrect formation? Try! not to use Opening I3 im aff W 1 f I 1 Q i E, if I, f 4' 4 .1 Q 4, X 7- ,,.4v 1 Above: Vice-President Kim Teso, President Kerri Malvey, Treasurer Angela Gemelli, and Secretary Mary Inman. I6 Seniors 1 , If . -1 I , .,-.-..- .w xi in 2:-,f:.1.7 .. 1 L . ' Rose Pendala Andreiczyk Rosie, Pendala B-ball F. Hockey capt.p S-ball II-4l NHS Mary - Let's go sandwichin'! Excitement? TF's! Kel- Psych Buddy Ash-Twister! Katlin - watch out! Donna - Kielbasa! Sam Fudge oreos! Beck - Westfield! Hi leff - beat ya! Moe - Damon's! AGXMIIGAIMHILCX CC - Fay! Mark - Can I drive? Hola Raquel! Baka-owooo! Pina + Cindy KD - sailing! Beck The Pub! MI - Tequila! So long Ozzie! Damon S. Bigelow Biggs THE REGAL LIVES Gary, ken J Hampton Stu, still have to go?! Watch the zamboni GEEK! Karen Adriane Ball Ballzy, Red We're finally outta this place! Kevin, thanks for being my best friend and my boyfriend - I LOVE YOU !!! To K.O.l.G.G,F.L,B.T.B.l,R.M.B.K,R. and D.M. for the breakfast runs, ACXDC Concert, Hampton Beach, smurf yogurt and Mr. Barlow's class. Thanks Mom and Dad! Good Luck Everyone - we're outta here!!! Tracy Lee Biorndal Zondal Lauren summerof87! Best buddies al- ways. Love you a lot leff! Oh no Zoal having a seizure! Careful leff! TS re- member Chauncy and Danielson! LC love those cookies! EB hangin there only 5 years - and TG don't get no ideas! KO + KB feel like climbing Cross St, Miss you all a lot. Love you Mom + Dad - thanks a lot. 'mt' I..-62 fly- if ,.l9Q ' ,:' 47 .', ' ' 7 lnfq- ' ' . , 7 , ' ' ' Q-'lfgff ..',f Heather Lee Hesseltine Bennett Heath, Heaiherly Forever is until the end of time and time is always ending - so what time is forever until? Burke! I DO know how to get there! BA! Amy - Prom '87 bodys lammin hiding 6 dancing. Tracy -lust in case! My Freshmen - Laura Kristen, Meri - child 6 flower - Karen. The Crew, AD 8 D, lon Paquin 6 DREAMS. IROC. lO!l4!85. I l!2!8o. 2!5! 88, Clothing. 5630! 42 SG, Ll, Fur! BYE FOLKS Beth Leigh Boberg How do we perceive by learning alone when all our memories are etched in stone? Tracy Lynn Benoit Traac Mrs. Flynn thanks for everything! Harrylmadeitafterall Hey Nim never give up! Ashades of pink! Mike Ave MARIA! Pat x-mas trees! Amy watch out for Neil!! limmy you're the best! SD.AZ,HB.AB.TF.DD.CM MLPS YOu guys are great! Stay in touch! Derek 6 Iohn I Love you! ln, -, 14 ' l LBJ gi. P! -' 4 'I 'I ,I 4 'A' , fi v -I.. Erich lay Bohaboy Dime fo a cuppa coffa! Don't wham on me!! Billy was on drugs. Nat the physics maniac. Chacka!! He's a lumber-iack and he's OK. SENIORS I7 Michelle Boutiette Shelly have fun in Fla, AB - no more of those Pencil necks! MC - have fun with PB, Don't get caught! Mike thanks for being here for me when I needed your support the most. We had some good times with Kevin and Marilyn, I love you lots! Mom and Dad thanks for all your support and love and for the new car. I love you!! Bye - DM AIC IM + BS! AlIisorklBurke See any nice red cars with a dent lately? I know you really miss Kevin, Iulie. Michelle, Pencil- Neck is right behind you! Do you have these fits often, Heather? Always turn to the right! Sure you know the way to Rhode Island! Sooo We won't miss that, huh? Hey, Dave! Thanks for the compliment! Bye FO and AZ! BI and Daf aff! ,.-qu, a I8 SENIORS Marylou Bovenzi Smar - lumpin' ioe Hotdog Alice Hey is this legal? Where am I? I2:0O sessions! Honk! Al spit chips at any vets lately? HS DD MM I luv u! Papa come to Mama! DD we all know you were KM Thanks for my Ioth bday - 'yhalf!Gr in compact cars! Let me tell you about the universe! suave! Anybody see my pocket book! Fluffy everything! Louie HS Airborn Thanx Mom + Dad Imagine if lean Carlo Samatha Christine Brady Sam, Sammy Io Hey you, We're going back to MB! So many mistakes, so little time! CC - don't you ever shut up? U MASS - awesome - don't eat my Oreos! MN. IK, CC, - lst nite - room in the Marriott- Please! RA - why did you just go thru that red light? Dec. I2 - really, Ma, it's a girls sleep over! KC - lets go skiing! MH - Adios, bueno. IK, KB, Mom, Dad - I Luv U + thanx 4 everything! X 'sv I gf Lv .ul fa. . 41' '!r..i Mark Thomas Carlson Tex, Cous Whoa! Nice shootin Red! Keg me Iet - ta Beee rappin LL Cool I X country track - Hackee - frisbee, Clark - Rice Rabbit Oiy! Quarter buddies! Yeah HI! G'day, Im Robin Leach! T for Texas lim -trunk Yuppies live 4ever! Let's dance lava so what are you trying to say? Snow SU Good luck to everyone! So long Cous TN, MC, DC. DD, DT, DM, CT, Seeya y'all t I ! ' ' n QQQQEF 1 42:55 . 'IIB' f I ai:.LE1?.i?,,,, 3 , Q,:,EEi17?Ej-.ffill 7? 3' Michael Lee Broyles Spook, Reggie I3 Seconds and 3g The Philip's 4, The blue lighter, blue for baked, Bud Light My buttons are fixedp Pit parties: The parties at Stu's, I love you Iessica, Across from Tobey's The lucky bed: Dasher, Reb Duke Rose, Good luck everyone, Thanx mom + Dad Thomas Iosuelph Casale Ir. Ice hockey I,2,3,4 lalmostlz Starch's This car weighs as much as 4 LeCars! Roger Waters at Great Woods, Rush, etc. Islands Mon! pool parties at my house Superbowl Weekend w!PH WOW! Good Time Me, PH + SB in Lowell, Cool teachers I've known IT, ID. Mr. Carter, To my friends Good luck in the real world. SMU Bound I -1 Kari Casey Dorthy Stumper What's LB? Mark I have ankles. The butterfly at Denise's. Hippo. Duro. Piemes. Dead dog. Stall 6:22. Cybrow, DP has ugly eyelashes. KF open study. lawleconomics. Todd thanks for lunch. Polo. Peachtree. TT, TC, KF, KR, KM good luck, I'll miss you. GL we are friends.Gary thanks forcoming over- good relationship. David - happy? TO - plug me in - typing lay Richard Conte Hey Rose! Wally's parties, Starch's house Sophomore year, Hockey Games, Senior Skip Day, Summer 87, DP's porch, CC gives Bl to DP, Red letta, lunior Prom, IOI - DP BW, Tex, Rte 20, I'll miss ya SB TF CM WB, PTS Bud Light, Starch Party MVP, Yuppie Michael Thomas Clark Spaceman Clarky Clarkster lava remember the first Golden? Party at Waldo's! Beee! Everyone, re- member the fun we've had. letta rid- ing's the best I988 has been the best year so far, it iust keeps getting better. Let's get ready for the summer of 88. Maybe my VW will be able to transport someone this time. I'Il never forget my pals. You're the best. love ya', Tracks fl BYE 5 Michelle Lee Coonan Chelle It's over! Now what? Freedom! More blind dates, Kathy D.? How 'bot the toy? See ya on Cobum - Carla!! Get loose?! Mark C. - lose weight - lots! Only way yo go!! Tracey B - you wench! Who was the tease - Mark B? If8!88 - Pete - LF + F. Thanx for everything Mom S Steve - Wasn't it fun? Gonna miss U Chrissie, Kathy M, Sprite,VY,BL,MS,CT,MV,TR,AG,CV!! Luv U Guys!! ,N , l , ,, YY ,Ur ig 'I ,Ulf -In Cb A 1 ,. ffl I f,. Cindy Leigh Clearwater Cindence, Cindy-kins Chrldr l,2,4 SB, SP, MN, DG, IS, MR, MC2 ID, DP, BW - RT LND laCuZZi - DP: it's too cold!!, NYR' Seve, BW - snbnkg SB How was your summer? MN, lay, GL- Mailbox! MH hey Roomie RA Ouit pckn on meg BH - FB! CE, RR, MI, RA, KW - D. FRZE - Ml Thndr Strms, SB - The other blnd frshmn chrldr, SP Bryant?! GQ - The mailman? SB, NT, lK, SP, MN, GO, DP, BW, Mom, Dad. Laur, Ali, I love you! Thanx + Good Luck 4,5 ww Tuff ii la ' 1214 f Michele lacqueline Cooper S.S. Sputnik. It's hip, Summer of '87 OOH YAH! Harlem ST Parties, It's too late. MM KK DM DM MH SC KM TM. Teresa and Nina, It's good no? Scoobie Snacks Sue + Nina under a U2 sky, Nina you're the best. Terry thanks for the advice. Good Luck to everyone in the Future and Good- bye!! Mom and Dad thanks for every- thing, Love ya! lf .- H. fi f- r H. l r' ' I fi . - ' if' If .,...,s- . . 1 'i Kathleen Elizabeth Cleary L.B. Late Kate Field Hockey I-4 Capt. Basketball I-4 Capt. Softball I-4 Does anyone know what L.B. means? Donna, Can I borrow your notes? Hi Betty. I Love Chuck! Ashley, how do you draw rabies? Kase, gimme my kitty cat! Rosie, speak up!! Another fine b-ball season - Nice tie Gary! Sam, let's go skiing. Bye KMc + LH in WB, Thanks coach. I luv you MOM Daniel l. Cournoyer Will, Lokey, Ninja, Side ick Baseball 2,3,4. Hi will. Iandoli's and Somerville ffl. Rush! Church Lady, Ah who could be provoking this? Oh, I don't know . .. SATAN! Now isn't that special? Cliff Claven rules! Run C.M,C. Big Ed, Skippy's! Hey! You seen Rocky yet? What a great movie! Ed, Let's go to Boston. Van Halen! Superior Dance. 88 Kegs at Silver Lake with Will! Good Luck SENIORS SENIORS I9 Daniel Ward Crossin lava, The Archer Football 2-4, Track and field 2-4 T.l,'s Pizza, Hampton Beach Summer '87 Brooks Drugs, I was one of the IO in Tex's letta, Starch's Sophomore Key party, Silver Lake, Wally's House. Hampton Beach Bound for the summer of '88, Hey Spaceman let's party! Thanks Mom and Dad, Goodbye and Goodluck to everyone in the class of 1988. Leigh Marie Devlin Clu ch! Dent, Spot, Leon The promise. Silverlake kegs! What H20 bed? Tow truck + taxi cabs - TKS Fred 4 Landmark I2!2o spot + scratch! Whutz ur name babie?? SSC + Ct! Nichols! The accidents! Feb. vaca Geezo! KL - DI - WB - SG Carry on! After noon at Larry's! Break- fast Club. told U SO! Good convo GL + LT!!! Bye Seniors! Good Luck IA- CD--MI-IC! M + DTKS-LUVYA W' g-A . 20 SENIORS Andrew l. Croteau Al, Esquire, Fish, Drew, God Check A, Bobcat. There is no substi- tute MP, ED, DV, TW, ET, DM, AdiOS, you too wench Harry's, Sranston is a pit, 4 cops, AAAA That makes no sense at all, Goose, Cat like reflexes, Rufus, Monty Python, lag, babble, wiper blades, 4th per OS., Sex book, Barbie, ldrool, I like , Dull as a hull, Ouit lammin' me, SG WC, Trust me!, And now for something completely ... F Karl Edward Doane Doaneman Yrbook, tennis, post 464333, Soccer, Rage - 88 plays, Mick - PVS and Traps + PGA Pros, Hazer - Boys State Prison? I0 + IO on the turn! Pina, Moe Rose, Donna, Kate, + Everyone else, I'll miss ya, Good luck in college? Pina - don't forget shot Band - Keep tabs on Anderson for me, WIND, LL Bean, BUK SPORT, Edgar Lives, The Caddy. Mom, Dad, Thomas W. - Thanx for everything Take it slow class of 88 Good Luck Deanna Angelina D'Amato Double D 12:00 sessions, Photo album, SMURF, THL Mary + Heather- Maybe I was! lust a few friends Mom. H.S. - stages. TM - snag M.M. - Homnibus, T.P. IG, - white rice! Liz- Drive Inns, Snicole - Behave, Vin - Stay Gold. Only the good die young, Party on my roof! Thanks for everything Mom + Dad, I love you. Looks like this is it, See ya in 5! I love you Tommy! 11.1 Darren leffery Driver Coco Browng Double Di Char. Santa Yo baby what's up? Party! Andy direct flow to you! Later Marco! Reg! lets go! Rt, 20 gulp! Dunzp remember the black bra, Shannon I'm hurrying! Bob Marley I love ya MH. Thanxs for the body oil Hey G.A. love ya 2! M.H. Love your s.p,u. lason!! be good! Breee lamus! Chromer Pooch, Bufflo Soldier, Thanx Mr. LeMay, Ioyce, Mr. C, Mel 6- Mom love ya! Shelly Anne Danielson Shell Hey Pam, len + Katie, What a Tush! lunior year 4th period study. Thanks for the iob AIC Esquire I. Hey lulie, you + DM. only kidding, SooO. anyway AB! Hey Ac remember Abdow's without you?! Good luck everyone!! Thanks for everything Mom + Dad, I love you! Hang in there MATT! God bless. loshua 119, the Lord your God is with you wherever you go Iohn William Dunne Dunzo , Dunsie Basketball I-4 Baseball I-4 Reb - hit a clown lately, AG thanks sis, lim-OH NO - BEEEI, Ayy Rose, Duke - Car chase + MN DG, P. Crusade, Km - Fruit Loop + Coco puff - purely sexual, Nel - Wally's BYOA, Lupa - Ahhyaa. SF - Halloween 87 , 5 min B's, KR - muskie + Rdsk WP, Ken - cold camper Humm Kenny Kid!!!, KT - Rmbr Pub talk - TY 3rd per OS, Ml - UM, See Ya - MR AN KL IL IG RL I I I l Q. I I Cynthia Victoria Endriga Cindy, Cyn Although we won't be together, never forget your 4 years at GHSIO Mark H. - Remember PEE WEE! My name is Taeena!! Mary N. - Deerfield Acad. is where the men are! Ieff - I'll see you on those highways - MAYBE?! Bri, Can I have a ride home? Andy, Look at the big FRT! What a Moo!! Hey guys, I'llmiss you all! Mon + Dad + Trish + Tony + Ed I LUV U!! fw- Gabrielle Suzanne Freddie Gab Fred Gafnberwocky Blee What a long strange trip it's been! len, What road did we take home? I saw God too! Karen 'reorge 'rants 'roo! Kath C'mon be a - 0?! Bye TP, LB, SD, SS, CP, CD, IC, Peg What if you wake up and you're not there? K Where are the keys?! Pink Floyd For- ever! Let's blow this popsicle stand! Thanx Dad Barbara I Love You! Katherine H. Farrar Katie Basketball I-4 Cross Country 3 Track 2-4 Good luck Mr. Nelson Smurf I'm gonna miss ya I had a great 4 - years thanks to SD IT PM AC and the rest of the class Cuz I'm gonna miss ya!!! Mr. B. Throws a hard book. Thanks Mom Dad Wayne and Chuck and all the teachers Katie-n-Sean 4-ever Iesus loves you Eric A. Fuhrmann Sperman - Toad You're Mom, agagahug open fisted Sers Now isn't that special. Crash IE12 Look out for that cat lim. Midnight drop off landoli 8 Sears if I . Lets see is this the gas or brake - oops wrong choice, Yo Marty, Quick hide the beer. Sorry about the window shade. Lots of great times, lim, Mike, Dan, Ed, Iohn, and Anna. Michael Euhgene Fields Gumby, Mal, Psyf 0, Killrr, Supcrman Tennis I-4, Rage 80-88, Soccer Sr. Yr. PCG Keep Rage Alive Ten years around the Doaneman lstay cool! Gone forever To Nina, Donna, len lA,FI, Cori, Sam, Colleen Mark, Denin. Lisa and Carl M. Ianna, Mike + Katie and anybody else ... I'll never forget all the great times we've had. Genesis is awesome. Yamaha Dx7 Rules! Good Luck to all seniors!! Melissa Ann Gagne Missy Football and Basketball Cheerleading California Whats your name baby? The office Westfield State That's not it! The promise DAMB! open study es- cape from AL KA PEG! New Years Eve KA, AB, NT, ll, Ml, TL, DI, WB, KL - Have fun next year! Leigh and Christy - ff Keep in touch everyone I love you Larry - be good! Thanks DAD! Shannon Marie Fleming Shan Flema Track 2-4 Hey MI ID IS IL MR got any eggs? MR-share wfme a sun country! IS Styles Res - What a nite Prom 87 Cf Thanx 4 making that nite so spe- cial!! MS Thanx 4 being there 4 me I LUV U 4 EVA BI You're I in a million I Luv U!!! I L U Mom + Dads I couldn't 've made it wfout u! To all my friends l'll miss you! IamesWMichael Garabedian Iaimbo Iamus Chimp Broy Football I-4 Superbowl I-3 X ff Basket- ball I-4 Well no splinters yet! Track I-4 BEEEEE Hey fella! Remember the kegs at silver lake + at Starches house! Frog + toad Look fora button iha iha How'd that feel Rush at Hona thanks 0 weeks OK Hey Reed! Bud! The trunk of the Ietta Dunzo open fis- ted fiver. Hey Gimpa and Booga Good luck! Thanks Mom and Dad! ff SENIORS 2I Angela Kathleen Gemelli Ang, T.P. Ker + Kim -- Going crackers. The cape! Ieep, Ieep, Ieep! It is me?! Ben- less Nites. Thanx guys, You're the best! Hey Rose - HER, FH Parties. Mark + Andy - Rebway + The Six. RR - The Sky! K.A, + C - The pro- mise. IL- Thanx Hon - 2! MI. RR. CT, DL, RL, ID, BP. IG, CO, KN Its Ben Great lBen?I Good Luck! Thanx Mom + Dad - ILU Mark Elliott Haseltine Haze. Indy X-Country, Warrior, Play, Post 4333. NHS, many more. Moe + Ieff, I couldn't have made it wlo you. Rose. take care of yourself. Andy + Cyn. hope to see you a lot. Andrea, stay out of trouble. Mary + Gina, thanx for being friends. Ashley, Karl, Donna. Kelly, Kate, Eunice, CT, Beck, Missy. Cindy, Sam, Bri, Dave, Gretch, MP Keep in touch. Mom + Dad, I luv you both! 22 SENIORS Andrea Lee Gllligan Gil Andi swan mm Field Hockey 2-4 capt Track 2-4 The Promise KM LD CR BL CT AG-RAY - Sid Was Innocent- HEY ROSE! Malv - New Years 86 - FF' MKU - CTKM Stove Talks! Bon-PT SK MAC. -11 LD FF IZfz6 - Henrys Ion MFF - Goodbye Class 88 - You're The Best - KM Friends 4ever Thanx Mom 6 Dad I Luv U AQ 9 Ashley Louise Heselton Crashley lake Shley Ash Field Hockey 2-4, Hey BETTE! Marilyn Rules! Bones - What A Bagel? KM - WC FACTOR + Kisses, Blackie - 4keeps, MH - Aw shute! U - MD OC S, INXS - HAIR! Shopping, KR + MM - Pctnry! Geez Louise! Winnebagos! Rumbo - Psyche, Psyche! Bette Plesas! Greenieans Chink - foah? Surf'n skate in '88! RA, IM, CE, Pina, DG, MM, GO, SP, KS, BB - U GUYS R GREAT LUV YAS! Luv ya Mom - Thanx for it all! Donna Elizabeth Girard Dogna, Broy Basketball I-4, Field Hockey I-4 MM, IM, RA, MH, KR, AH, PP, CE, SP, GO. BW, CC, KD, Broy, Ien, Rutland! Iacuzzi, Pina, Blap KM, Nichols, Push- it! Thanks Rob Ml, Did you dial that phone by yourself or did your mother help you? Bryan Adams SP, Roomies Ien, Thanks, You're the best! Thanks mom and dad. Best of luck to all! Good luck Gary! Rebecca Frances Hessler Beck, Becky Sports View 2-4, Stats - FB, BB 2-4! fl! Bip - per 2 - Dayz? Can I go to the office? CC - cold, rainy FB games! RA- Westfield! MG, BW, CO, KM, IM, lay, MM, CE + AP, BW, DG, BB, TEAM - l'll miss you! Keep in touch ok? Thanks Mom, Dad, Fred! I love you! Good Luck Everyone! Iulee Ann Greenlaw Iules I wish all my buddies at GHS the best of luck in the future. Laurie give me a for instance will yal? Karen TNT for- ever! Stacey and Andrew Good luck! Heidi lHacey and Iaceyl HA! 12,00 ses- sion 1987 Charger right honey Mom and Dad Thanks for everything I luv you!! Ieff you've really been there for me Thanks Babe I Love You Forever see ya Iennifer Lynn Holmes Halmsa, Ien Io. Let's Party! Gabba, I saw God?! Abdows, Days off! The Rustang Lives! - on no ya dummy Mike, Wanna goto the mall? Acapulco - Pink Floyd - are we lost? Io, how do ya drive a '66 Falcon? Prom - 88, Tom, Thank God for falling KC's 3 years to go! I love U! Thanx - mom S dad, TL, NM, KC, RR. TN, GF, IM. MC. Mr. Carter, Be good - take care Mary Eunice Inman Meme Fieldhockey I-4, Track 2-4, KM, AG, KT, ST Finally made it! DB - Where's the bear?! KR - Brendabeast, 9 I 2! ID -- U - Mass roomies! MR - Summer'86, I understand! 6 years! GO. KT, MN, DG, Ou est Luke? DP - lG.WG TK EO! BW - DC TW YA! Get it? MM +lD, Little Kids! Tequila!! Fats! RR IL UB FF Thanx St Tom? Ken Thanks for everything! I-I8-82! I'll al- ways be here! 9-Io-84! Camp! Navy- Cal! l LOVE YOU Lawrence Charles Christopher Kenny Ir Larry Time Rolls on that's as it should be Here and gone seems to move so quickly Always remain insane lgood timesl withlDF, HS, TG, BM, Tl, 2lMS, MW, DD. MB, al Gotta Have Faith, thank you all of you I 2:00 Sessions! Italian grinderp the Beast, Cum- berlands, what a RUSHII, The other side of life?fC6y! FootBall!Hockey, It's Been Great 88 Randall lames Iendrzeiewski Randle! Peglcg Mr, Carr is there life on URANUS? oO Barracuda Mopar mania I made it a five year career Thanx Mom and Dad for everything Led Zeppelin Lives I Love Tina! Kevin Paul LaDuke Duka, Dufzie Basketball I-4 co-capt 4695, I Dancest Mr b Tennis I-4 co-capt, Mr. g. Clark 87 Larry Chief Luka Dog Track Chase ID, MR, LA MOON DOG, sls iohn's - prom 88 ang - Andy u GOD Lukes house -I will miss everyone! GOOD LUCK AM CHOOP - Luppa - Larry Slow Down - Hi Colleen limbo, CF EF KF - Have fun without me! STUD SEF Take the I-districts - BOYSTATE - papa - Bye, Thanks Mra. K, Kos, Mrs. L, Mr. C, Mom + Dad ,., David Martin Iolie HERO Football I-4 Basketball I-4 Track 4 Ayee Weatie Cheesepopcorn and beer. Beee Wally Grade of the day Mr. Tite? Shoe-Shoe And Sammy lo - Luv ya I won't forget. Dec. I2 Bri. Mom + Dad -- Thanks for the support and en- couragement. I'm awake Mrs, B and Mrs. D! Fosters Tex. Hey Kate MN RA RR AD KL ID IG Doaner Lisa Babe EF KF. Deacon - oh Elway - Passo Robert F. Lavallee Ir. Bab 7th period Spanish 85-86 Seven Sav- age lokers Unic. Ribs, Rosco, Meeker, Speedy, Starch, and yours truly Unic Knows the answer Don't forget East Brookfield Good luck folks Edward Bickford Keenan Ir. Big Ed Thank God its over, too bad about you Goodbye Cuz len, IF, MS, SG, AD, KS, KL, Al, Di, football, 3 Starche's keg party's 2,4 Somerville Lumber ill lust do it!!! Thank you Iohn + Mike Ross, Dan, Tina, Kelly Momand Dad. Let's hit the Cape, Then I said please 2' Ann Marie Leofanti Annie I can't believe we made it! The Skips. Breakfast fights even fishman days. Heather, Smary, Dee, Liz 8 everyone else Keep in touch! HS Do an all nighter soon? MB there is a bathroom on every road! DEE Nov, I, I985 ID! Camero's ffl Florida Florida Florida! Doll 6 Chi Be Good! thanks mom Carol 8 Iohnny! David I love you always! GOOD BYE!! SENIORS 23 Gary Wayne Lipscomb Wheatie Lipper Ice Hockey: l,2,3,4 Football: 3,4 Village Clan: Stu, ll, Spook, less, Luppa, Ken, and lnew member! Nelson. Cherry Clan Bud Light, Rush: Urban Assault Vehicle Starch's Keg, my buttons are fixed, Miss ya Slick, Oh Hutch! You're Special DB Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Good luck to everyone in the class of 88 and l hope you fullfill your dreams Ricky lames Lukasevicz Chief Grit Where's the party? Let's go to the Dog Track. Here's rowdy, Larry have fun next year in school. What's the motto Guys? Kev, how's the Freshmen doing? Good luck everyone. 24 SENIORS Bonnie leanne Longe Bonzai B0nBon len URa truefriend + thanx foralways being there! Mrytle Beach w!Ken + Karen: MARINES! Gill remember PTS? Buttics, BSB, 6 those wild parties! little lies. Meet me at BK lounge! promise KM, AG, CR, CT, LD. HEY ROSIE! l'll miss ya: IS MS, CO, SF, MR, MG, ID. Good luck Guys!! Mom, Dad 6 Carole thanks for always being there when I Needed you. BYE!! Kelly Mahoney Hana Kath - Ziox! leaves 6 gum - Better than McD's lamaica! Marley! Black on black - Chanya! One! Greendale Pizza - Good Morning Vietnam B- Club! KR, ME, LM, - Chopstixl KB - Glacier?! lim - Beee! Redi Whip - Hot tubs ! 2 bad about U Bovenzi! Hot tubs, B-day in a FierolNewport - Boots - Party on the beach 4 am! KR - Stella! Hole in the wall! Worchester Center + Balcony! Foobroiam! Thanx Mom 6 Dad Thomas Ludy Ludes, Tex Remember YILDA? Go out to break- fast, anybody? skiing, what a blast 88 thanks for all the good times, Kim. I think I caught something! ha! ha! think Colorado! keep in touch BL, MR, TN, BP, DP RM. Let's q! thanks Mom 8 Dad. 1 7 Kerri Francces Malvey er Is this my light? Rebway - Sorry. Andy! ls it me? Mi amor- Basic Math! Roller! - Were you there Mark? The Cape! Unbelievable! leep! leep! leep! Kim + Ang, All those Ben less nites! Astrocytes, All Nighters, Revive! - Thanx - you 2 are the best! Mike. Mark, Andy, Greg! l'll miss you + the ol lohn lpsll CT, KL, ME, IL, RL, KN, BP, DM, AG - Good Luck Everyone! Thanx Mom + Dad! lohn losep-hkLukasevicz IA L1 Basketball l-3 Baseball 2,3 Todd's kegs + Larry's bud. We don't drink. Senior Prom - Chris T. Nelson -Who gives a care, llAng - 21 Can't help thatl Have fun in college Duke - Puke. Mark great parties Have'fun Dunzo- U MASS. Good luck Grit, KM, KT, MR, MS, SF, BP + and everyone else. Have fun Larry, Thanks Dad. Bye Mrs. Langas LUKE BROS. PAINTING lohn H. Martin Pooch DON'T FORGET ME Robert Mathis Bob Goodbye!!! Party Harty. Take it easy Bob, Tom, Dave, Roger, Donald, and every other Tom, Dick and Harry I forgot to name. Val, You're such an air- head, but I still love you. Take it easy! Be! Have a good life. IIIGOODBYE FOREVER!!! 4' Laurie bee Miner Toot, Tootsa, Lor, Lolly, Dizzy I - M LOST! Special thanx to MVR, MC, IG, CC, DW, SM, CB, Craig, THANK YOU says it all MC KR KM Chopstix IOHN DAVID always have always will! TODD, Where is Baby Crouse? Coop Califomia BMW it's Good no! We Ride! Colleen let's getarrested. Meeshell - I love you! lulie M. 6 Kevin K. Hawo. Serena Summer- of 84 MOM I LOVE YOU! Thank you Mom W. Ieffreg Michael McCann eak, Idle, Bic, Mic Track I-4 Hacky Hoop I + 4 No Splint- ers! Wahoo CC 4 lck! Soc? Oh Well Rats! FR BT! There We Go Whaat? Get Out! Hot Dog! U Know! Phil! Def! SN Yes! VH! Golf + Chrysler + Whalers Jlfll MR GOOS IG ih Be U OK? MH Indy + Pina-RA Hi! BeatU! KR MN I don't know - Maior Shrubs X? MM Flush! DG bet 50 S4 F st AH he he! KC ss! Flame KD - Ptour? Na, CE - drive ? AG - U Kill Me - Imek! Class Dues? Down the mart!Slater Thanx M + D Brian Moore No more high school, finally! Pooch, Larry, lason, Mary M. Ann L. Dan F. Heather, Tony - Be good and don't get into trouble. Hey guys don't forget to call when there is a good party. OZZY, Pink Floyd, U2 Later , . .Thank you Mom and Dad for being helpful and understanding - I love you both. I love Mary Connolly May 20, l986 .2 Us Iulie-Ann McKenna Scholar Hey ya know?? Allison I know you really miss Steve! How 'bout DT Tom I Raker - gee What Winners - Well How 'bout that Law test Dave ya still failed! I haven't forgotten Brian! 5 years SD PM AB K7 IT MC MB 8 DM I'll miss yus Shell- I Know about you E1 AC ha! Thanx Mom 6 Dad! Luv ya Al - how 'bout the kid at the fair! , Karen Elizabeth Morris DinDins Bamofo Special K Velm Flame The Promise- AG CT BL CR LD MG ID DG AG IL IS ET C Thanx l won't forget ya! CO - Com fields KN - U Mass Rommies-CT + Ag-Stove talks- Is she dead? Gil + TP - SM KU Rol- ler! Bl - U Got the look Is- BR RM RS - Nicholas KR - Steve Miller Swing town Beak! ID - Check runs Ray -I told ya so! Gil Cans out windows - pt - UR The best! Good Luck Everyone! The Smile. Thanx Mom and Dad! l Pamela Anne McMahon Pam. Mic Musical- 4 Track l How's Life? David You're ugly MR Sue Me! IT Band Wouldn't have been the same without ya! SD What a rush! AC Do you care? KM I'll miss ya next year. DS IT AC 4th period study. KF How's Sean? IM AB Keep in touch! Europe '87 Miss ya all!! Thanks Mom, Dad, Paul, TI, and KC Maureen Elizabeth Murphy Moe, HoMoe FH, Hoop, SB I-41 Ml 8 MR - o yrS?! Mark - Best Buddy. Hang in there! Betty - RU open? IM c - No brakes! DG - Bars lon La! Good deal! ID 8 MI - Little Kids. RA - Damon's! KD - I IO mph!! Pina - Need a ride? MH - Who's Beth? 3rd per. OS! DI - No hands. AN - My Dad doesn't hate me! Good Luck Class of '88! Bruce rules! To all my friends - I'll miss ya! Good Luck Mike I Thanx Mum, Dad, Nan. 43 44 1...-3? C4 . I f SENIORS 25 l I Andrew Scott Nelson Nel Nelli Keith Unic Baseball 2-4 Captain 4 Basketball 2-4 Study 4th Collie, Audie, Danielle. Traci, Shannon Hey Bab Rebway - Kerry, you're so pretty Ang, you flake. Hey Kev, you screwed up Clark 88! Hey Rose! Stu + ll - The Village! Hoop - Mugsy, Stipo, Doza, Blade. Elvi Base Ball- states? Spook IB KN Rl BS L Bye, Kerri, Ang, Rib, Rose. Tesla, Dunzo, Boogar, Luka, Kev, Chimp l'll miss ya! Thanx Mom + Dad Kenneth Login Novick ic Hockey l,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 limbo Beeee hummmm lohnny Kid! l'm in the Navy! Give me a G Ang, Ang, Ang, Hi! Hey Bud Papa Gino's after hockey and ball games Italy 87 l finally made it and not l would iust like to say goodbye to all my friends of the class of l988 hu. 26 SENIORS Kara Anne Nichols I'll never forget 7!29!87. Kim Caesar thinks my cast is a bone! Trace - it's not his truck! Staying at Kev's 'til 6 am! Parties at Starch's, Bryant, U Conn New Year's Eves! TP + CO - Thanks 4 al- ways being there, l'll miss you. You're a cutie, hon! Baby Buds! KM - you BA MO FO! Thanks friends, I'll never forget ya, Thanks Mom, Dad, Kathy, Lisa. I love ya, Kevin George Orne Little Owen Karen, I love you God bless Mr. Barlow .,. Cordolba ... ACfDC ... Aerosmith Hope it's Great Class of '88 Thanks to all the teachers Thanks Mom and Dad Todd Ayers Nicholson larch, Red Ice Hockey I-4 Captain, Football 3,4 Parties l,2,4 ah! The Great Sopho- more Bash! Nice shooting there. Tex! The Breakfast Club! 2nd pd, OS Kim Back Rub? Silver Lake Kegs! laimbo- Beee! Reebage! So what are you try- ing to say? Hi Clutch! Hey Spot! Bye Heidi! Rush! Thanx Mom and Dad! 911 ,ll f, 2 Cheryl Aan O'Toole e luly 29, oh boy! The cornfields, NYE 87 KN + Loopa - Starch's Party!! Baby Buds!! Tac, Watch our forthat sugar!?!! KM, CT, AG, BL, IS, CR, LD, MG, etc. Thanx! LD, CR D! + MB what about those black cats??? Myrtle Beach - 87, CR TO B Good Kara you're the best, I'll miss ya! KF WE finally made it! This time is forever - ILY!!! Thanx Mom. Dad and Steve!! Au Revoir! Mary C. Noonam x-Country I-4 Tennis l-4 NHS 23,4 60. BW, SP Whats playing at the Pussy Cat? LL. IC, GL - Mail boxes, BW's bash - XMas trees and Iacuzzisr GO -The Chem Log, U 2 Adventures: Buy and lsland. The Danger - Factor, Ouebec-Ou est Luke? Wrights, IM - Maior shrubbery. SB - Church? But it 's a sleep over! RA- The green room, My Name?! Sandwiching + Sandbars, Thanks Mom + Dad Michael Pelkey lron Mike l like little fuzzy pups. Howdy Mrs. L. Hitting Telephone poles. Wiper blades, Mazda trucks with Ford tailg- ates. Pens Squirrel Tails, The Doors. Babble, O.K.! Watch out. he has a broken milk canon Evil Monobrows. Fried Chinchillas, APCC Which way to Lincoln Plaza? Booka, Booka I'll have to take offense, What would you do with a fence? Abdab baba bab. Shannon Marie Pichette Track, I-4 - CR Star Search Bubbas Class GO - Chiquita Mobile - Up Town - Holy Cross Who's from BU? New Year's Eve '86 came in with a bang!!!! BW, CC, IS, DG. ID. DI. MR. MN, - Iacuzzi + X-mas trees - BW no brakes across Grafton ST. GO Lean on me - you are the best l'll miss ya! SPICNIC - WW DG roomies! FSC BW Bring me home! Good luck Thanks Mom + Dad i Love You Iohn!! Brian David Prunier Prunes Thanks for the good times + memories and good luck in the future, Rose RIB Nel Ang Kerri Kim TF CT IL RL CO KN Duke Dunzo and whoever else I forgot, And thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Andrew Glerald Pierce ma Haze, remember P.O,P. and Oueso Pina! Explorers, Sunday River, King Ridge, Haze + Pendala, Wear your seatbelts! C.T., Like chew-ar! Cyn - it's totally unbalebal! Karl, Dogna - BIAP, Beak + the Whalers! Kate, Sam, Davey, Kel + Shley, Moe, Kara, watch that animosity! And of course, Cyn - see you on weekends in Boston! Thanks Mom and Dad! ,-J w--'17 David Ioseph Przygoda Tennis I-4 Hockey - 4, Remember Starches kegs, Walden's house, Rut- land, My cellar and all the rest, Hey Rose! The 75 ooba! Bud, Mich, lOl + peachtree, IC + BW lOl! Rush! KT- ME-IS-MS- MS-SF-KR- Thanx for everythin TL - MR -IC - BW- BP- ID - KL- lt's been real! KT - TF BS AG F, mi- BIG WG TK ED, BW - TF AB T, Ludes + Teso W - Bed, Garcia + Vega, Hampton, Tuna + Ioustin, Good luck Donna, Thanx Mom + Dad Margaret Ryder Platt Softball, Play lOur Town, Rumbol. Explorer Post 4333 MASP '87 Summer Better Than Others Thax Gwen, Towhee, Reina, Keeley, Gloria, Cricket, Tom, esp. ID, SC, GW, HH, AI GH CM WC SC BW SW HOHum Dizzy Wobin Topher Donna Ted College Please! Mom and Dad WHBP PMRP CDW Thanks, I love you, ,es Gina Marie Quartulli SP- I predict you + him, Chiquita Mobile, Drive-in: Bac Rm, New years, 86, spicnic WW Holly Cross, From BU? Track: will we run? MN - U2, Chem log, Boston: we need food! SP, CC, MN. U2 adventures! The blue road? CC - mailman? MH - lizards, friends! Hey Moe Good Luck: DG, RA, BW, track buddies, MM + everyone! SP- best friends! l'll miss you! I love you Ronnie! Thanks M + D + everyone. Tracy Irene Proal Zoal lt's my B-day! Zondal I'm having a seizure! Dogil take a L Kara + Che thanks for everything! Baby buds KN best buddies 4 eva! KN leave them in the field! Steve l'll always luv you! LB Broms bound! Thanks Ma + Dad + Kelly Bye everyone! MissYa + luv ya! KN, CO! TB, LB, DD, GL, SF, MS, GF, IG, KP, MD, KB + Double D! Much? Let's get lost! Christy Lynn Raymond Slick, Spoiage, Ray, Flash Cheer 4, Dance, The promise! The Smile!! Party, BSB, EE RO SI E! New yrs! College tours! SP + Star Search- Bubba! Gary IBuddyI Let's talk! I Love U SK KM AD LD MG CT BL AG! Good Luck!! KM I told you so! Gillys partys! SK + Billy LD + MG Damb! Bonzai! CT - B scene! TP + cheeks Thanks 4 the memories! I love U M + D + S 1-ir la? rv-f SENIORS 27 Mark W. Rebidue Rebs Rib Reb-i-doo Baseball 2-4 Co-captain States? The Dough! Cruise the Autobon The Stang or not? Packy, Nordgren's - Ang, Kerri, Kim, Rose, Nell - inseparable, No specific Order, Duke, The boot chase - ID Lukes Prune back to school, Ya Wallyball - Mil Hampton. Maybe even Florida! Who's at the Cape, Dodge 'em, CT AG KM Ludes Bab Ken Nl RR IS MB Fag IG CR KR KN CO M + D It's Ben Real Steven G. Richard Loopa, Richie Starch's bash, Sorry about the head. Kara, Need a ride? Che? Walden's apple bash. Kilby experience, Did I say you said that? Let's snow bank in the MC. lim, Dunzo Ay - YA, Lucky, Duka shoot like Bil, How's the neck friend?, Rush, hold on to your sweats Rig, S66 ya LT, II, DI, KL, WB, SG, TZ, EF, EV, B Hat, Gook, Hockey 2,3,4, Track l,2 Thank you Mom and Dad -1' Qt ,Sanur J' 28 SENIORS Kathleen Elizabeth Reed Reedski, Kathi MR - niah! Ray - B Club KM, LM, MC - chopstix Honaa Poob roiam Prince DP + AN - head? DM - shopping? leaves + gum. AG - oatmeal! Inxs- KM, Coop - Black on black KA, MG. KN - alcapeg Iamis - is that ur ankle? BEEE! Dunzo- Redi Whip?- thanx hun - Welsh Rd! Karen - Swingtown MG - ou intermission CT - Hampton! MR - Skiing? confufu Ken - Guppy lamaica -take care c u in 5 thanx M + d! Michael Paul Roseen Rosie, Rose, RO - Hey GHS! The six - Remember the fun! M + M - 6 yrs? NI AH! Rib - Cape Runs - 3rd per study - Wallys The Indy Zone-S, Plaza - Rentals- Hockey - KN - Benny- DP + Tl - Gas Money? BP Kim Ang - Hey - Thanks - Kerri ... Well you know - Porsche SF - SC - Bye - LS IS KM CT CR BL Gill -WB- Barb N. Colt- It's been real- Ben - Thanks Mum + Dad Kelly A Reed Betty, Mel-z Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball: I-4 Hey, Ash + CB + Pine pizza, Utah 80, Luv ya! Bff. Shopping. What a bagle. Bones, Baka, Hey man - Stevie Nicks, KM - Skinny bench Heather Ann Salek Feather-Brain T0 MB, AL, DD, MM, LK, DF, BM, DC, + KB - It's Been great! 12:00 sessions! Honk! Honk! Finally We're outa here! Hello World! Never Go Straight- Al- ways Forward, Florida Bound!! MB + AL - Let's go Scoopin! DD - We know you were! Thanks Mum + Dad for everything! Good luck to all my friends, I love you, U2 + IN XS Always! 1988 was great! Rachel Marie Remillard Rema Basketball I-4, Field Hockey 2-4,Track 3 + 4, Student Council I-4, Prom Committee 3 + 4, Softball 2, 'wita + SB-skip Sth + SP, Hampton 85, MR. ID, IL, AG, KL- Summer 86, KM - Ml Amor - ribbit - BM. AG - what's up -sky . . . LB??? Ml - ILU - BFFI DH - X Mass - ? Skiing - smile - SL- Cape - l9f87 - Friends -Tapes - I Love You MIR - 3l2O!87 - IMU + LU - Mom, Dad. Family + everyone - thanx 4 everything -I luv Uall Melissa Marie Smith Missy Track 3-4 DP Ml IL SF LD IS TL MR l'll never forget those eggs BL Shhh! TR Suncountry + sbt DP was she good Sf thanx for always being there for me I luv you for it Sue + Ike you're the best thanx to all who've made this year spe- cial I'll miss ya!. Dp Sf ll Rl Is Bl Bw Kn Tp Km lean we made itll U're special Elizabeth Anne Smolinski Liz Lizzy Mon, Iimmy and Allison, thanx I love you! Patrick, you too! Good luck DD. Al, Mb, MM RI and everyone else Bye MR and Good bye GHS. Eric Tessier My it's Chin chilly out! Rush Rush Mike's life is wrong, he can't drive, Open your notebook Mike, Minute rice Sleep driving Prom Nite. '82 Mustang Don't slam the door! I'm a happy boy! No we will not drive like dogs! We will fight like Lions! Who can babble best? Tom what does abdab- babd Mean? ACXDC Pink Floyd. Lynyrd Skynyrd, Led Zeppelin Iennifer A. Stines len, Stines Track Hurdles? BL l'll never 4 get the Good times MYRTLE BEACH Marines Can U put lotion on my back? Wayer- town DG 'member jacuzzi PS New Year's Eve B + I - Red turtleneck Grape-fruit Ice SF 'member Styles Res which way? KN MS SP KM CO l'll Miss ya Hey Rose DP IL RL MR BW i luv you guys Keep in touch Thanx 2 everyone who's been there 4 me Ienifer Therrien Boo-Boo, IT. Wiggie Band I-4 Soccer 4 Remember study 4th w!Pennies, straws! Shel, what a rush! Pam mirrors! Hey Kate, Bopper? Keswick, and Brownies, Flicker! Study oth miss ya! THE VISION, Plant killers, the Fence! So mic we lost yet? OH BC YG., PM SD KF KM PS MR Gonna miss ya all! What a group - gotta love em! Thanks for the times! I Love Ya! Mom. Dad. Ioel, Ion Patrick Timothy Sullivan Bert, Fonzi CM IShortcakeI ML lBunnyI DW lGrace lonesl IC lBerthaI Thanks guys, best to ya. Iohn, Bellingham? Dah, too many times this week, Don't stab anyone with fins CM, Stay away from cow .. with that national. Christine Anne Trainor C.T,, Trains, M,V.I, Spot, Issy, Baba The Promise. Moving Violations + Rt. 20 BSB + FSB. I'm going to the movies! YTIE? Sk -CR, Boston + the B-Scene! Boticks + OOH Buckaroo. Rich's Angels. SK -I luv u + miss ya! NL-Smile + Ski,lluvu2!SSC + LD! Stove talks, I thought I was dead! HOW's life in the INDY ZONE kiddies?? Thanks to everyone + Good Luck! WOi's + 7!o!8o! ILYM N!!ThanXM + D I Love You!! Z A . , . K Q . . 4 . . A .,fQzQc.' . , ,, - ,Il Kimberly Marie Teso Kim, Tesla 2nd pd OS - Ken, need a backrub? - Ker + Ang yes - 3 comes before IO! Benless nites! The Cape - Temp- tation! Ieep, leep. Ieep??? UM HW C!! You two are the best! Mike, Andy. Mark - Cruise the Audobon? - re- memberthe 0 + the fun! -l'll miss you guys-TommyI'll neverforget ya! Remember the lun I love you! MI, RR. ST, BW, BP, DP, KL, RL. IL, ID. KN - good luck! Thanks Mom + Dad Peter Iohn Trapasso Gimpy Baz Tabasco Football lI,2,3,4I 'Superbowls I3l Basketballi II Beeee! Hieee! Dave lego your ego. Forget skiing, Spook busted by ankle in volleyball. Ello Wally and zipperhead! Surfs up Zeek! It's Mr. Harvard. Yo Navaho Ioe. Br!! Starch and all Mages! What you do to Alpesh! Easy Muffin. Good luck to underclassmen, Dina + Stace have fun! SENIORS 29 Hof David W. Vancelette Vanfe, Kaboo I don't want a pickle, I just want to ride on my motorcycle. lHi HW, everyone else! l hate Rhode Island, I hate big trees butl love my Yamaha, love my AMC. so goodbye room IO, goodbye GHS! Thomas Wagner Hode it Got any wiper blades Oahho you guys! Little fuzzy pups, I HATE straw- berries ld Rool, MINUTE RICE! break- fast anyone? That's a COP Oh . . . HIDE my house, ESO Hi ShelIy!, Little Pinetrees HARRY' Help, The tissue box killer! Rubberband Boston, here we come. No, that exit. GOD Mike the window Oahho! Rampage forever Hi Mr. Telephone Pole, Thanx everyone! ' ,nl Mark N. Walden NORTY, wauy ANYBODY GOT A QUARTER? DILL AG AF Next time guys bring your own apples Tex IO kids in the letta, How? THANX for helping clean up, even if it was at 5:30 AM, I'll take the grade of the day, Dave, you got charisma, Pete - Awesome seats for Boston, Hey Zippy You're my Angelg Oh I almost forgot, Hey ROSE! Good luck everyone. Brian Sgott White VI CR- Kool- Aid, MR- Bl in reverse: Dec I2 - SB MR DP SP ID MC MN TL KT CC DI IS DG, Spa -CC BI DP, Slama fuzzy mich: DP + IC - I0lg DP - XMAS - table throwingp MI - EG WB GF: Hey Rosep CP-TF BS AG F + NS Gp TL - left at the condominium, MN SP KT GO - lean on meg Let's go to Boston, DH + RR -good Iuckg CE- TF TG T, KT - 2 val dayq pussy cat theatre, Starch's kegsg Thanx - Dad Mom lune Ron Amy Zaleski 30 SENIORS Above, from left: Mary Melican, lenifer Sullivan, Daniel Fleming, Lauren Brooks, Richard lohn- son and Michael Cunningham. Also lnot pictured! David McLean. in 32 SENIORS Mrs. Susan Teso The class of 1988 would like to take this together as a class to make this fundraiser, an opportunity to thank a very special person, Mrs. original at G.H.S. As Seniors our spirit shone like Susan Teso. Reiected and discouraged, our never before. Never giving up, Mrs. Teso helped Freshman class was finally adopted by Mrs. Teso, set a record high cheese and sausage sale. ln who was brave enough to accept the challenge of addition to this, she also attracted the New being our class advisor. Little did she know she England Patriots to come for a friendly game of would also accept the trials and tribulations of a basketball. This game boosted our treasury group of individuals searching for unity. Stumbling enough to rid us of the financial worries which had into our Sophomore year we set high goals for the plagued us in the past. All Mrs. Teso's hard work years to come. With high hopes and expectations finally paid off. Now she could watch a group of our lunior year sparked the spirit by which we young adults move on to graduation as a class would soon be remembered. Mrs. Teso's that she had helped to mature. For years of enthusiasm for fundraising provoked the idea of dedication, enthusiasm, support and originality, the first Senior Fair. Guided by her patience and we thank you Mrs. Teso! devotion the soon-to-be Seniors were brought .v ' You Will Never Be Alone The Class of 1988 Y QHYW 1 f 4 On the Gverhead Electron dot diagrams, Avagadro's Number and teeny, tiny little particles . That's what was usually on the overhead. Ms. Sandoz al- ways had her overhead somewhere nearby. After forty-five minutes of chemistry, those small desks that we constantly complained about became softer and softer and steadily more comfortable. Finally, when she told us that we wouldn't need chemistry for every pro- fession we pursue, that was it. No more chem- istry, no more periodic table of elements, no more bunsen burners, and no more overhead proiector? 'NN it I k X 1 if . ' fr , 7 ' , 1 ban usd ,7. kr:-: S625 f ':4v'4k .Cv En., in Q ! KS Z if as 36 FACULTY Bette Bates English Paula Beauregard Foreign language leanette Bedell Computers lames Bergenholtz Physical Education Frances Bemler English lohn Caputo Business lames Carr Industrial Arts Bates Carter English Maureen Cimoch Physical Education Robert Cormier Social Studies Christine Cunavells 'TYPiH8 ludlth Dadah Science f l .. .44- ll 1 'Ori F 6 , ,aa -, Y I . . L55 N . 9. 7' ' I ' F F r- I 3 rf ki-T'i If-f, 'A H l . I--... - Marie DlDonna Secretary Donald Dodd Art fc . Richard Egseglan Guidance . Sue Flacco H Library x s E I Eileen Flynn Home Economics Peter Gillies Music Dorothy Gosselin Secretary Peter Hennessy Drafting Clayton Holla nd Science Ianet lulian English Patricia Kaslerski Math Louise Kent Foreign language I Get It As seventeen senior students stared at the chalkboard, Mr. Tite repeated, It's basic math, I should never have passed you in Algebra I. Simple limits! right! Amazed, I looked up and realized that the entire board was filled with one problem. After Mr. Tite finished the problem on the board, he walked the rows to collect the homework. When he reached my row, my hands were empty and no homework was passed in. He giggled under his breath and said, What's three points off an average? Standing in front of the room, Mr. Tite stated his plan for the future. I have de- cided on a 3-4-5 homework plan. Three points as a sophomore, four points as a iunior and five as a senior. At least we can leave something to upcoming classes. A past history of poor homeworks!! FACU LTY 37 What Is lt? Do you know what he's drawing? l sure don't. What does it have to do with this anyway? I found myself saying this more than once in Mr. Kosnoski's biology classes. Mr. Kosnoski is one teacher who enjoys backing up his lectures with visual aids. However, I would be the last one to insult his artistic ability, that might hurt his feelings. l wouldn't want to do that. In all seriousness, his charts and dia- grams are supposed to help students better understand concepts. Most of the , ,Tx , V, ' l l ,4 l 1 gg., U Y I X Z IJ? Q 1 ,. yi I t '. 5 'Q .3 Jvc. aj. igl 5? ,, 1 , ww-V .. fv I1 , seg - rf gy, I xj 'T 'X 1 ' A Q Yi - .S U- . l lily. 3: time they do, especially when he uses dif- ferent colored chalk. Jlh 'H!un 38 FACU LTY IMI! Kilfkllk Secretary Charles KDSIIUSH Science , i gi loyce labonte Guidance A BSU! l-M885 Math Stephen Larivee- English ' ' '.5,,iPl2'l.'331 'f PrilICiPal , llldlth S f Guidande f ' . H. l . S 1 . A 'omg' i English x Theres! Home Eeonomigst f Keary Special' Edumtion 7 Gary' Nelion Math 5' I I , wt,-.V -v f'Wll? W!5 i x -ft . H if-gf . xi. 'E ,. ,- is - .V.',ijE. 5 La' ,n 2,4 iq -' N' ,rf- ,. , , '-..,: 'ra if ,mel ffl 5, av K ,TS M, '. v was 7' ' v..,-yi ,Q N., Q 'ff' iff .z :. ' :A wht., - ,Q JK 'X :my .ufyir U5 ek: x gi, 5 ,H 5 .Q ffgv Q53 ri!! A . '97 5 asf? 1.1, S 5 R 1 ix I ' A 4 .-- 6 45 I 1 1 P .- A ' 4 l l IA .f Ni 2 A wi W f' I , N' ,P :Q , ' i ' ' 4 A JJ. . Catherine Sandoz Science Geoffrey Schoos Social Studies lohn Tite Math Also, not pictured, Frances Hessler and Marion Mahony 'bl' 5 Carl Opatld Custodial Gerald Oulllette TYPU18 lean Pantanella English Ianlce Pepka Foreign Language lames Pignataro Social Studies Anne Rector Science Linda Redding Math Harold Richardson Social Studies Above from left: Cafeteria Workers - Carol Caron, lane loncas lean Gemme, Teresa Stratton, and Barbara Brueggemann FACULTY 39 N25 Mfg 1 f M 4 Maid of Honor Michele Cooper walks to- ward the altar. Usher Ricky Lukasevicz escorts brides- , - maid Bonnie Longe down the aisle. w -'1 1 l 42 STUDENT LIFE Todd and Kara e xchange vows i ., I A . ,li V Q ' . 27:35 1 i3f is, ' 'gff i. . ig ,K , 7 ' .Q 3 1 With this ' -K -. ring... X Xxxx -Q. J' OV' i i iz .a4 ' Above, the wedding party poses for the camera after the ceremony. Below, Best Man Rob Mathis toasts the bride and groom. Personal and family living is a course in which students learn about themselves, their peers and what life has in store for them when they graduate from high school. The main event comes at the end of the school year. It is the weddings which take place and involve the students in each class. There is a lot of planning and stress involved in preparing for these weddings. First of all, students must have money and lots of it. They also rfeed flowers, tuxes, gowns, presents for the wedding party, and a place for the recep- tion. It is also important to have good food, a good band, and a photographer. Our mock weddings were as close to the real things as we could get them. We had three sep- arate weddings, one for each class. The first class's wedding party was made up of Kara Nichols, the bride, Michele Cooper, her maid of honor, and Ann Leofanti and Bonnie Bonge, her bridesmaids. It also included Todd Nicholson, the groom, Rob Mathis, the best man, and Steven Richard and Ricky Lukasevicz, ushers. P 8 F Living WITH THIS RING . . 454' Ji -'F Mother of the bride Mary Bovenzi poses for pictures with Todd and Kara. STUDENT LIFE 43 Father of the bride Kevin LaDuke escorts bride Cheryl O'Toole down the aisle. P 6 F Living ITI-IEE WED . .. The second wedding party was made up of Cheryl O'Toole, the bride, Kim Teso, the maid of honor, Karen Morris, Mary Melican and Deana Damato, Brides maids. lt also included lohn Lukasevicz the groom, Tom Ludy, the best man, Bob Lavallee, Mark Rebidue and Andrew Nelson, ushers. Much planning and preparation went into all three weddings. lan, from lan's Bridals, spoke to all three classes and provided the wedding gowns free of charge. For this wedding, Robert L's donated the tuxes. Members of each class spent the morning dec- orating the auditorium. These were wooden arches with crepe paper flowers, streamers, and flowers down the side of the aisles. Each wedding was a tremendous success which ended with a reception enioyed by all. 44 STUDENT LIFE Above, Tom Ludy adlusts the boutonniere for groom lohn Below, Mr. Carter reads the mar- Lukasevicz before the wedding. riage vows to Cheryl and lohn. 'X , 1 9522 x R. i Below, parents ofthe bride Kevin LaDuke and Beth Boberg with Cheryl and lohn, the newly married couple. 1,N5Q VJ w..f- Maid of Honor Kim Teso reads a special message. The wedding pany, left to right: Bridesmaids Deanna D'Amato, Mary Mellcan, Karen Morris, Maid of Honor Kim Teso, Bride Cheryl O'Toole, Groom lohn Lukasevicz, Best Man Thomas Ludy, Ushers Andrew Nel- son, Robert Lavalee, Mark Rebidue. , E 3 E -eh 2 Cheryl O'Toole and lohn Lukasevlcz walk back as Mr. 8 Mrs. ESQ. 'Z 2, .5 - .V V . 32 f 5 , - ' W ,i ,5 1, A I ' ' 5,54 Z Z' f s- X' a i A 1, 1 Q i 5 V , in ., :., . 5 f, , E lx. F 1 3' 1 ,.,. A , ' Mais.-A xt -Mfr , STUDENT LIFE 45 The third P 6 F wedding pany was made up of Kelly Mahoney, the bride, Kathi Reed, her maid of honor, Shannon Pichette and Andrea Bal- larosa her bridesmaids. ltalso included Donald Corriveau, the groom, loe McDonough, best man, Gary Lipscomb and Larry Kenney as ushers. For weeks students went over the respon- sibilities involved and prepared decorations, and made arrangements for tuxes, gowns, food and flowers. The tuxes for the wedding were provided by Mr. Tux of Worcester, free of charge. Flowers were provided by Herb's Flor- ists. ln class students went over vows and time schedules to make sure that everything would run smoothly, All decisions were made in class by the students. These weddings were alot of fun for all students involved, but they were also a great deal of hard work. We would like to thank all who participated and helped make it successful. P 6, F Living HAPPILY EVERAFT ER li Tal! I fi' qv:- , ,i. .K ' '14 4 IV- V 13 14,3 ii' 'V e 31 uf 1' K Tiff Q E Bridesmaid Andrea Bellarosa escorted by Gary Lipscomb. rio STUDENT LIFE Wg i -Q fr T' Above, Shannon Pichette and Larry Kenney walk down the aisle toward the altar. ,EF 1 I ' 1' .1 41 sliirf as 1 Our officiant Dan Fleming con- ducts the ceremony. 1. YH fill , Ili Ill! Oli 900 ' A -'uf-. 1 N 5 ' u 1-D 541 '57 ,f. , - f- 2' W sn 'U- 1 xx 1 X i Above. B951 Man IOC MCDOnough reads at the ceremony. Above, mother and father of the bride, Amy Zaleski and Kenny Novick, pose for pictures with the bride and groom. 5.9 4 if -.Ffa 1 Ap y 4 Y Y V I x I . 13 , X'-A-' V qu' D N I . .W I The wedding party gathers for pictures before the reception. I A special picture. T' ff' STUDENT LIFE 47 5 X 48 STUDENT LIFE I Elizabeth Adams Regina Alger Regina Bludnlkas Christine Boberg Marlene Bombrla Maurice Boutiette Tammy Brldeau Patrlcla Brown Nicole Brunetta Wendy Butkus Tracey Camyre Christopher Canon Tlna Chauvln Brlan Clouatre Rebecca Cole Leigh Croumeau Brian Cunningham Kerry Dagle Danlelle Dano Krlstl Demers Tammy DiCenzo Ann Marle Dion Thomas Doane Monique Duguay Scott Dunster Mark Eramo Katherine Flynn Kerry Flynn Michael Foley Andrea Foskett Eryn Fuhrmann Chrlstopher Gagne Chrlstlna Galeone Lauren George Amy Gonynor lennlfer Goguen Kelly Goodspeed Stacey Greenlaw William Grey El Han Christa Hart Davld lnman lulie loncas Christopher lones Kelly Keenan Ioel Kelth lohn King Michael Kenny lason Kraslnskas Brian laFountaln Barry Lawrynowlcz Kimberly Leoleis laura Libbey Brooke MacDonald George Mahassel Rodney Malowlcz Beth Marando Candice Martin Amy Maynard loseph Mazzarelll STUDENT LIFE 49 V. wb: '37f':,fA , Q 1 .-401. ,,,. -V ,, ,QW , '- 4 fa' 62626 WK Vw. . X J 1 ET ' 1' 2 . A sf 1 1 EG ,, ,MQW , 41, S 11: ,Htl ..: - 121' em- 11 xx , 1: 1f'ii1aa 21' 14 Q14?5:Qgi!fQ m 1 , Emi! , M ieifif . e ff x' ' 'f 'x w fr. 4 1 V ' - I .L . 50 STUDENT LIFE Shawn McGonagle Dina Mitchell Martha Mitchell Michael Murphy Diane Nichols Stacy Nichols Heidi Nicholson Timothy 0'Toole Rebecca Plcotte Tina Plette lohn Picasa lefferson Poole Donna Pryzygoda April Quinn Shawn Reeves Richard Rodrlquez Lynn Ross Nicole Santo Timothy Schreyack David Sdchllone H lonathan Smith Erik Sotek - Steven Stodnlskl Todd Stolberg hiarlnda . . Karen Sczcur 2 lennle Tambolleof Meredith L Ami Tallfas, 1 Camelynn f 2 chnmppiglwynahy Brian 1 ' lelmlfefwerih 1 camewane- . Tonyavavrecan 'Q 05 ' 1 Tracy Arenburg Mary Auger Deborah Ayres Paul Bagley Becky Borgerson Tina Bolsvert Cherie Boucher lennlfer Boudreau Kathleen Brady Lori Brosnlhan Davld Burns Tina Carlson leffery Carota lohn Carr lennlfer Chandonalt Lisa Chlarenza lennlfer Cochran Amy Corcoran Michelle DeCaire Becky Ellis Christopher Estephan Erin Flynn lennifer Foose Elizabeth Frederico STUDENT LIFE 51 V Z3-', 111 5 4-1 ' 7 f N.- 52 STUDENT LIFE f' 4 I J 1 I 2 Y ' loanna Gardzina Christopher Girouard Kerry Gronberg Barbara Harrington Lisa Hayes Lori Houlden Christopher Hopkins Michael Inman Shari lackman Lisa Iemstrom Tracey Laflamme Melissa LeGere lohn beofantl Scott Llnblad Corrlna MacKoul Mary Marando Nlcole Marino loseph Maynard Carl McConnell Llsa McConnell Christopher Mendoza Brian Mlller Iennlfer Mitchell Brendan O'Rourke Anthony Paravano Nicole Poselli Gina Ponton Kevin Posteno Michael Renfrew Iennlfer Robar Christopher Roney lohn Runkal Scott Savageaux Bret Schonberg Besty Sllun Amy Smith Tammy Standrlng Catherine Supskl Nicole Tavano Donna Vancelette Eileen Wagner Katie Wahlgren Patrick Wamer Ioel Welcome Melissa White Heather Whitney Heather Wright Tammy Ziegler Mark Anderson Kimberly Ayres Shannon Bourget Scott Burkle Richard Caron Kristy Cusson Carollne Delaney Elizabeth Dell Anthony DlDonna Shaune Donahue Amy Dowd Holly Dumas Melissa Dumont Michael Dunn Christian Dunster STUDENT LIFE 53 I f. 1 X L ,Rx 54 STUDENT LIFE Patricia Endrlga Debbie Eramo Michael Farrar Pamela Fields Kristen Fisher Colleen Flynn Mellssa Foss Tracy Frederlco Tina Froment Andrew Garabedlan . Sean Graves Iohn Grenier Corynne Hart Audra Hudson Kerry lohnson leigh loubert Ann Klocek Michelle Kraslnskas Norman Lavlolette Michelle LeBlanc lennlfer MacCallum Carlotte Macqueen Marla Mahassel Kelly Mclntyme lan Neurdenburg Thomas 0'Malley Kenneth Plcotte Michael Reardon Michelle Robbins Prlcllla Schroder fini. , 15 1 s'.:f:-1':- - 5'2:E:.': ' .4-., 'S 85: ' af Y , I Proud Speaker A A This year, lunlor Amy Dowd represented zone 4 in the annual Lions Club essaylpublic speaking contest. The topic of this year's eontestwas Complacency - A Danger of America. Altering the theme some, Amy spoke on Complacency - A Disease of America. Durlng her seven minute speech, she discussed the dehnltlon of complacency, uslng an analogy of the town of Grafton, Amy expressed her concems about Grafton's rapid change. She feels that complacency ls a nationwide 'ln her speech, Amy ls quoted saying, Complacency a laziness, a satisfaction ln the way thlngs are, an un- ' to work for cha e This ls the disease of Arnerlca ng . . When, lp such a e and powerful nation, only a few are making folate whole, the balance of liberty is upset. 4 af. Gr 52.2, -- WY 4, v. V 3 . , ,fig ,W vc , ysyff. s J? 9 , I' V ' if 'f A' Q' WAVE A j, V fi A ' , ,.., ' I . , 1 fs , .. fs if ,. Af ., . V 1. j 2 1 I a eh 4 flf 1 ,U Above: Freshman class officers David Schichlone, son, and Wendy Butkus. 50 Student Life I Kerry Flynn, Heidi Nichol- 8.1 5. W9 Q xx' A I ' ' Above: Sophomore class officers Lisa Chiarenza, Tammy Ziegler, Lisa McCon- nell, and Tina Carlson. G15 GY Above: lunlor class officers Patrlcla Endriga, Kristen Fisher, and Angela lones Below: Marla Mahassel lights a candle for scholar- ship. x V, Xlf 1' A 1 xx' N , V , P f -4 wif xt- f fx V 'X '7 'A' 7 A .fr ' , si f f i'fPff 'L N X fl ly it X LF! I! ffN! 'ff X .fi fl Below: Beth Wyman lights a candle for character. J ' ' 1 V j ' X z 4 . f ' Wlift gi' ' ,N J' ' f 1 4 fi' Above: Cynthia Endriga speaks on qualifications Q. ,. - . , f 41 T 1 that an NHS member must meet. 5 4, ki .A . ,rf , ' . ' 2.4 f df 'AAF I J B Below: lay Schadler, guest speaker, addresses members of NHS. . -----....'.:f... y ,I A 4 4 ' r 4 5 . Above: Amy Dowd lights a candle for leadership. Scholars Accepted to Society Annual NHS Induction On April 29 at 7:00 the NHS held its annual induction cere- mony. The students inducted included Maria Mahassel, Beth Wyman, Scott Savageaux. and Chris Hopkins. Former NHS President Mark Haseltine directed the evening's events. This year's guest speaker was lay Schadler from Channel 5 News. Mr. Schadler addressed the NHS with a moving speech on student responsibilities. Highlights of the evening in- cluded: speeches on charac- ter, service, leadership, and scholarship, induction of new membersg and presentation of the stoles to the seniors. The gavel was passed on to Amy Dowd, next year's president. The evening concluded with coffee and refreshments in the cafeteria. Student Life 57 l i Q if , :Q , pf, 1 A. 58 Student Life W Left: llm Garabedlan dlsplays his 'We Slde- Below: lefffey McCann iuggles at the senior falr. s 1 QM! 7G Mix ,A Cl 0.1 . U 40 f .. , ,,f---.1-1.H 'J , 'vm'- sk J'f K. .sg X 4 . -,..,5,-, .Way Q , 1 ' .. 1 , 1 l . . ' :Ny ,, .-Q , . We 15 , 'J' ,- ..:f..1' ..z,g,,' ' 1,',,,.'P 1' itqfgq Q fu I r -. L, ,.. Wywv, -, - L. nl, 1 sn ei f.ff f'23T3'2 w. 3' 414 'V my 1' 'L ff 7? S W: :fi-ki! 25' . 3, 1 V 03-A. .lvl 249231 ' , wif - 'L Iliff . .K 'W T L yiffgyl 1 ' JG .,f, ' 5 4 ugly pi rf ll me Q 522, gl by 43 1x!i- 'nfl Left: Ricky Lukasevicz feels the wrath as a girl smashes a ple in his face. li I 'I .1 l, w ff?,- A X David Przygoda looks confused as he helps out at the senior class fair. I fx... will E t x Deanna D'Amato and boyfriend take a rest after a long hard day. . ,- Rose Andrelczyk poses for a picture at the fair. I If A Da of Fun First Annual Senior Fair Clowns and facepainting, games and cotton candy - there was something for everyone at the first annual senior fair. Set up by the senior class to be a carnival -type setting, with different booths and games, the fair was a huge suc- cess. Each class, or anyone for that matter, could buy a booth. It was a day of fun, food, and frolic, complete with strolling clowns and a grill serving lunch. Once again the senior class has started a tradition at G.H.S. i- ' Above: Eric Fuhrmann draws caricatures at the senior fair. 'x Left: Cindy Endriga sells bal- Above: Kerri Malvey leans over to loons at the fair. paint a fair goer's face. Student Life 59 -+- .us 1 'QA 60 Student Life -rifle gs. - Ui'-fl ,ef ' pi ,. 'ws I , 5- pf exif. 'fun in i VP Left: Michael Ross skies for a rebound while bouncing off a huge Patriot. Below: IV Basketball coach Mr. D'Urso goes up for a lay up. -4 ,. 'r 1 ws lx 'i w. 5'1- afw Above: Mr. Bergenholtz dribbles down the floor with Pa- triot Tony Collins in pursuit. Right: Mr. Nelson, Mr. LeMay and some huge football players watch as the ball soars toward the hoop. NN 1 Above: Mr. Compton and Patriot Guy Moriss watch as the ball rolls around the rim. Facult Takes a Shot Patriots Visit G.H.S. The Patriots? At Grafton High? This year the senior class, with help from their advisor Mrs. Teso, explored new ways of fundraising. The most profit- able was the New England Patriots vs. Grafton. The Pats came to our gym and played basketball against four of our teams. The first SI500 in profit went to charity. The rest went to the class treasury. A good time was had by all- faculty and alumni, who were beaten, boys team, which was also beaten, and the girls' team, which beat the Patriots. At one point, even the crowd got into the game. .Qi Ai 'J' Nu... 'Wi - . , ,, WH., an 5512. .. nf' 'w,..,. ,rn t- 'lm- Student Life ol Below: Cynthia Endriga accompanies Karl Doane and Cindy Clearwater singing Up Where We Belong. Right: lenifer Therrien plays the baritone while performing with the iazz band. A Talent Showcase Annual Variety Show The variety show this year proved to be a night of entertainment and excitement, There were many singing, dancing, and comedy acts to bring laughter and smiles to thecrowd. A few of the more memorable moments were: Mrs. lulian, Mrs. Reddings, Mrs. May, and Mrs. Largas acting like little children, an outstanding per- formance by the iazz bandg an adorable lip sync by the Delta Girls lRicky Lukasevicz, Steven Richards, and Kevin LaDukel to Aretha Franklin's Respect , and an incredible rendition of the prize winning dance Din Da Da. lt was certainly a memorable night. o2 Student Life CM Q35 F mf' .,. lg' f Above: Tim Fiacco, Al Patel, Brian Brueggemann, and Dennis Hardlman the varlety show with a few laughs. I I ,7. 7 5 9 - h I Q 4 u 5 ..,' ' if 'ri 1 31 ,' 'T sf 'f 2, if Z Above: Karl Doane and Cindy Clear- Right: Laura Libbey PIZYS the water sing, trumpet for the iazz band. 1 1 Y w I 9 r r r 1 i E 1 1 f' Above: lunior Patricia Endrlga serenades the audience with a moving performance. Below: Scott lordan shows his enthusiasm while playing the keyboard in the variety show. ,ii - n V if Student Life 03 Above: lohnny and Chris, Kevin and Angela, Larry and Leigh, lohn and Kerri, Ricky and Karen pose Below: Kim Teso in the limo on the way to the prom. for a Picture at the Common- Plmm., ,- ...-.,,, Below: Good friends Mike Roseen Above: SU-We Richards at U10 PFOITII and Angela Gemelli share a special 0bVi0U5lY not Camera 5hY! moment at the common. 4 .132 in, c an Left Tracy Danielle Shannon Colleen Ann and Audra enloylng the scenery' at the Marriott. ..s 04 Student Life Above: Angela Gemelli surprised by Below: Chris Trainor and lohnny the camera In the limo. Lukasevicz anxiously await the prom. 4 . Q ix. 5, v fa r Stix :L 4 . ,,-. These are the Times to Remember Prom 88 On Friday May I3 the l988 Seniorflunior Prom was held at the Worcester Marriott, The evening began with dancing and an exceptional dinner provided by the Marriott. The lunior King was lon Morley, the lunior Queen was Ann Klocek and her court consisted of Kim Ayres, Danielle Butke, and Nina Tauras. The Senior king was Brian Prunier, the Senior queen was Samantha Brady and her court included Kathi Reed, lennifer Stines, and Christine Trainor. Fun, food, and frolic was enioyed by all, thanks to the Prom Chairper- son Rachel Remillard, and the Prom Committee. Above: Mary Inman and Ken Novlck at the common: A little windy? Student Life 65 , f if , ,. ,. Q fg 7 he The Sound of Music Cabaret Concert On May 6, 1988, the Grafton High School concert band, chorus, and iazz band, along with the fourth grade band was led' by Mr. Peter Gillies, dazzled the audience with their annual Cabaret concert. Both concert bands performed to the best of their abili- ties. The fourth grade band played a variety of emsembles, and all the children dis- played great potential for their musical future. The high school concert band per- formed a number of pieces that were very enioyable. The chorus and iazz band were also well received by the appreciative audi- ence. oo Student Life q 1 Q9 Left: The chorus serenades the audience at Cabaret Night with Sound of Silence. Below: Freshman Sean O'Rourke keeps the beat while the band plays Rising Out of My Soul. Left: The band receives a standing ovation for their outstanding performance. Below: Karl Doane conducts the Air and Match. ,f ,-'Z' 'x ,, Arg- . Right: Marla Mahassel playing her flute in Below: Mike Fields bellows out his baritone the Cabaret Concen- saxophone solo In Hang On Sloopy. xx u fx. . ., K v 'N , , N! f Q r la l fi ,J ' ' if J 8 1 v f I - 4. f A ,.,-' Above: Music director Peter Gillies has the last word during the Cabaret Concert. Student Life 67 decorate their Right: One of the two banners that greet you to the senior hallway, Senior Street. Above: The enthusiastic freshmen first hall at the high school. ,f ' f 31 A M 1 1 X. 2 ,X an L 1- X x o 68 Student Life 'x Left: lohn, lava, lim, Karl, Dan' Leigh' and Cindy Below: Senoir lim Gar hangin' out. abedian races down the floor In the relay race. ' 1 X14 J ff 5: 81 3 8,352-:Ji ' 15041 . X S -LL Above: Mike Roseen gets a little ahead of his feet during the sack race. f-. i .1 it Spring Has Sprung Spring Fling Returns Spring fling is the week each class tries to show they have the most spirit after the long winter. This year, all four classes ex- hibited exceptional spirit. The freshmen, considering the fact that this was their first time in this type of contest, showed great spirit. The sophomores and iuniors also came shining through, although no class could match the seniors in participation this week. The hall decorations also were won by the seniors with their Senior Street. The class competitions ended the week. These consisted of the sack race, orange pass, three leg race, and of course, the pie eating contest. The week was won by the class of l988. ffl wi Left: Ken Novlck went all out for backwards day Above: Mark Carlson and Todd Nicholson head to- in hls shirt, coat and tle. wards the finish line in the three leg race. Student Life 69 Bring Home the Gold Annual Awards Night This year, the academicfathletic awards night was held on Wednesday May 25. This is the night that athletic and aca- demic achievers gather to collect the var- ious awards that they have earned over the past school year. The evening began with the annual speeches made by Mr. LeMay and Mr, Egsegian. The awards cer- emony then began. The first year aca- demic awards came first and then went through the sports awards, second, third and fourth academic awards, Each sport gave out their individual certificates, let- ters, plaques, and blankets. At the end of the regular awards, the major awards were given out. Many deserving athletes were awarded the seven letter awards, Navy! Scholar awards, the Emmett Ludy trophy, Hassanamisco trophy, Indian of the year, and District E Athletic Director awards. Everyone who received awards on this night has an achievement they can be proud of. E XS P 1. ' 70 STUDENT LIFE ,.-.Z 'buf' Below: Ken Novick receives the Emmett Ludy award from Mr. Lynch. it 1 .mg-gf, fin-1 -- ' I ' 1 .-r f P . 'S Left: Marylnman re- Above: leff McCann gets ceives MVP award. track MVP from his coach. Right: Andy Nelson couldn't hold back his feelings as he receives his award from Mr. Coleman. v v Right: Rose Andrelczyk receives one of her many awards from Mr. beMay at awards night. A fi 4 4 r X N STUDENT LIFE 7I I Above Dan Coumoyer waves to the camera as he plummets to a splash down ln the freezing pool at the Frank Davls Resort The Last Resort Back to Frank Davis On May 23 l988 four days before graduation the class of l988 embarked on the annual class tnp to the Frank Davis Resort ln Connectlcut They enloyed a day of swrmmlng tennis horseback rrdmg and other outdoor actrvrtles The staff there organized tames between the different schools and Grafton took home many ofthetop awards The malorrty of the students lard out and enloyed the gorgeous sunny day Later on there were swrmmmg races which many students participated In The games later moved down to a fleld where relays and tug of wars took place Grafton won both the gurls and boys tug of war After every contest was fmlshed there was lust one contest left the dance contest Unfortunately the school failed to bring home any trophies for thus one The weary Grafton students then had to gather their belongings and board the bus where we had to walt stlll for two mlsslng students 72 STUDENT LIFE , -A 22 ii Q Above Ed Keenan and Dan Counoyer cool down after a long day at the resort i l -.J-,,-ar cf' 1 Above Senior Tom Ludy trles his hand at a challenging game of tennb lessly ends ln a bellyflop 1 ig!!! ,Q -, . sq 14:14, , A , 'Q :03 t 0 . 0 V . I. Q ' f - as -' J Ike . - ,V A Y X , . , ,..-,.1 ,1 A v -0 . A-J., ,pr 11- ' r -- . ' - f . - ' -' 4 - 1-rss ,' L75 ' ur A V f l s '-I : . s- . 5 ' ' ' . 1 . , 4 - ...aa ' V , v- . . ' - 9 -, w 5 - I l.....r ' Q--4-n..-sqltvuun-g.,,, i A , ,ff .. . is 42- ff nh uv, '- .... .. .414-noch Below: David Mclean soars through the air attempting a dive, but hope- . o ,' ' Q V I e Xt ', . 3 i. x - . 'af . t I -1- I, go ' ,I 1 'Jar rd iowa 'aw ,W . Q 5 L 1 Y F 7 I 4 5 ,, T ,J s JH Below: The second place canoe race winners, Mike Fields, Pete Trapasso, Above: Dave Pryzgoda awaits the ball's return in a grueling game of tennis. Dave lolle, lenlfer Therrlen, Donna Girard, and Todd Nicholson, dock their boat after a tlrlng race. xg' r an in-'H' ....a .Ml Y Z X w 'iii' 'S ., T' 6' nm 8? S ' ' uv If STUDENT LIFE 73 I 'S' 33 329 TSE? , , as ' t w Y i. If x 1 V ,V V NX-, 2 v -'S I f 'rf if . I. f! ' f ' 'v .nl X - I J Y N. N f V. I'-as Z J' . ,, . . , wx f 537' li, ' g K P . 4.1 Q .1 1 ,N z ' W f ,1 J 'hr ... ' W- me c ' ff 1 Above: Best Personality - Michael Right: Most Sincere -- lohn Lukasevicz Roseen and Angela Gemelli and Rachel Remillard 11' .lv , nr ffl l l X Above: Best School Spirit - lim Gar- Right: Most Outgoing - Kenny Novick abedlan and Mary Inman. and Kathy Reed. 74 STUDENT LlFE -vs 'UK' IP K1 A , Ji G9 1 -,A +2 1 , .A I ,C I ., .. ,S ,f , Ng Eg.. Below: Most Artlstlc - Eric Right: Wlttiest-Michael Clark and Fuhrmann and Heather Salek. Mary Noonan. Uhr' rr 4, 9 i, it 1 , Q W Rf ?f- V' I 3? , ,, Above: Biggest Gossiper - LaDuke and Missy Gagne if .i tix i P5 1 I S s Kevin Right: Most Versatile - leff McCann and Andrea Gilligan If-Q , Ml 1 v S.-,A I .Ty 0 9 W 00 C. m,,.n. 1. N . X l N1 STUDENT LIFE 75 57 9' ' ' . , l I l . If l f ' N v A Above: Tallest - Andrew Nelson and Maureen Below: Most Attractive - lohn Dunne and Kerri Murphy Malvey f 70 STUDENT LIFE , Below: Biggest Airhead - lason Magnuson and Gabrielle Freddie 4' vm. Below: Shyest - Michael Pelkey and Amy Zaleski If VN Below: Nlcest Eyes - Brian Prunler and Mary Mel- lcan ,PS f :vs 'L-f K l l N N W r Nw-4-T, . Below: Most Athletic - Kevin LaDuke and Kathleen Cleary l :In 5 r f l I ,. , -,xy , , , . A' l l KEN. I A,-N 5 In .,., ar vi, , 'I 1 f ,Ni ff , .f , ly 'I 5 I ,. J .4' ' ft, .I 'K , 1 L ' V T I H v q Q f, R -, ' ? N. v . n - . v , Below: Most Musical - Karl Doane and Samantha Brady L. 'JY' .X 5 X , X 1 . 'l X6 li 144. 1 'K' l - 2 J, s -M 5 Left: Nlcest Buns - Michael Broyles Below: Most Flirtatious-lames Gar and Kara Nichols abedlan and lennlfer Stlnes a,' 1 l.. 'uri' fi? 1 A sig ff ,r 5 I l 1 , A 4 Below: Most Sophisticated - lay Conte and Kelly Mahony 41 1' R. , f,2 , Qi , fz?'f.:z-1' ,wmvvwvuf L ' 'fi 1 I aff 441-.f A 'A' 1, ,ff I W .-.r 'w-...f rzf N STUDENT LIFE 77 6 Qs fs-3 N 'G-I .1 Q ' 4' -'BQ' and Andy Pierce Above: Shortest - Gary Lipscomb and len Therrien Above: Most Temperamental - Karen Ball W Below: Cutest - Plchette 6' Steve Richards and Shannon Ftp v --pi 'C rf I 4 i --C , x -5 ia, l -D I 1 , . Q , v '59 1 I V' ,f. I X pl 5 .YK - fx 'VV X -9. W N. F fa .'. in 4 Li D , Above: Best Dressed - Mark Carlson and Cheryl O'Toole 78 STUDENT LIFE X ,..--1 i N vi, j A s, C X YA L ves- - s .- 'ni' -1- Z . i '. 4 1 Y x Q f r . ' X I- 1 - . L 9' 1 Above: Class Couple - Kenny Novick and Mary Inman Below: Worst Driver - Leigh Devlin and Darren Driver . 4 'f.'4 , ,,,- , ,- 1'-no . . 'W ' w A4T'f1-fu. M... ,,,, ,, M, 9 n.. .A I J 1 L s ..f 1'. TQ'-5 1. . C ,1'A,1Q , I Mi. Y V' .1211 sas.. C s :- 'O QQX- 4-v-s 61 YT 'fs X X FX Above: Most Forgetful - Tom Ludy and Cynthia Endrlga Below: Sexiest- Heather Salek and lohn Dunne 11' , 191 Q Q2 L6- 1 4 4 fff STUDENT LIFE 79 X. Below: Class Clown - Kathy Reed and Andy Nelson Right: Nlcest Smile - Mark Rebidue and Ashley Heselton l E. I ' l ' ,wr if C7 at C ' W f A K f ! xx S ,. XXX 1,51 If , f 1 'Q tsl Making Memories Class Night - Seniors Celebrate! It's Thursday May Zoth and we have gathered for class night.This time class night is different, because it is finally our turn. Our class celebrated one of its last nights together by enioying a great meal catered by the Post Office Pub. Mr. Cormier, Karl Doane, and Andy Pierce presented us with a spectacular slide show. This slide show brought back 80 STUDENT LIFE some wonderful memories! Each academic department gave out outstanding achievement awards for students' performances in each subiect. Many different students won awards, but as Andy Nelson said, lt's the Mark and Rose show tonight. Each member of the class contributed to make this a night to remember for years to come. sr V- wif H s . L ,.- ' r 1227 IN 'Ib 'af sh Below: Moodiest - Brian White and Shannon Fleming r xr l E X Above: Sam Brady receives her gold National Honor Society tassel from Mrs. Dadah. Above: Mary Noonan is awarded the medallion de- Below: Special music noting Honor Speaker from Mr. LeMay. award to Karl Doane. I1 1 1 Il K 2,-:I i 1' xo' 1 if Above: Most Likely to Succeed - Mark Haseltlne and Rose Andreiczyk. Y Special Recognition Senior Scholarships and Awards Scholarships Received Bruce Barlow Scholarship, Mary Noonan: 8th Grafton Administrator Academic Scholarship, Mark Haseltine, Grafton Grange -75493 Scholarship, Rachel Remillard, Angela Gemelli, Gina Ouartulli, Robert Mason Scholarship, Thomas Ludy, Le- claire!Vacca Scholarship, Kathleen Cleary, American Legion Scholarship, lenni- fer Therrien, David Vancelette, Giles Memorial Scholarship, Brian White, Warrior Communications Scholarship, Ashley Heselton, Grafton Sideline Club Award, Mary lnman, Rachel Remillard, Maureen Murphy, Rose Andreiczyk, Mary Noonan, Rebecca Hessler, Mark Haseltlne, Kathleen Cleary, Iames Garabedian, Kerri Malvey, Kim Teso, Mildred Earnshaw Scholarship, Mary Inman, lohn Dunne, Kathleen Cleary, Ashley Heselton, Theresa Taft Scholarship, Andrea Gil- ligan, Crafton Fire Dept. Scholarship, Kara Nichols, Sth Grafton Administrators Scholarship for Leadership and Service, Andrea Gilligan, Grafton Memorial Scholarship, Mark Haseltine, Lloyd Pat Padgett Memorial Scholarship, Andrea Gilligan, Grafton Men's Softball Scholarship, lohn Dunne, Kathleen Cleary, Police Association Scholarship, lohn Dunne, Harvey Memorial Scholarship. leffrey McCann, Michael Clark, David Vancelette: Dumas Memorial Scholarship, Michael Fields, Keith Scholarship Award, Gina Ouartulli, Rebecca Hessler, Department Awards Art, Heather Salek, Eric Fuhrmann, Business, Thomas Wagner, Accounting, Mary Inman: Foreign Language lFrenchl, Mary Noonan, Foreign Language lSpanishl, Cynthia Endriga, Home Economics, leniferTherrien, Industrial Arts, Brian Moore, Mathematics, Mark Haseltlne, Music, Karl Doane, Physical Education, Rose An- dreiczyk, leffrey McCann, Science, Mark Haseltine, English, Rose Andreiczyk, Social Studies, Rose Andreiczyk. 1: '1 STUDENT LIFE 8l lg X' r ,lv Right: Class president Kerri Malvey welcomes everyone to the commencement. Above Mary Bovenzl gives the camera a nervous smile as she passes by. ll! gf ill Above The Class of l988 stands as the school band plays the school anthem. 5 r if I Above: An emotional Ed Keenan pays close attention to the speech. Below: Buddies Dave, Pete, easing the tension. and Karl '1 e,z -in 'Y Above: Second In the class, Rose Andreiczyk gives a speech about Time Flies . . . Below: Class clown Andy Nelson walks into the gym with his usual happy-go-lucky strut. ld, . iw, Student Life 83 in 3594 A Final Look at The Class Commencement Exercises '88 Graduation took place beginning at 6:00 p.m. on Friday May 27 in the Grafton High School gymnasium. Class Pres- ident Kerri Malvey welcomed the assembled guests. Honor Speakers were Mary Noonan, Rose Andreiczyk and Mark Haseltine. Samantha Brady, Karl Doane and Andrea Gilligan sang Like an Eagle. 84 Student Life Left: Valedictorian Mark Haseltine leads Above: Senior chorus members Sam the graduating students into the gym- Brady, Karl Doane, and Andrea Gilligan naslum. sing Like an Eagle. ,W -C521 in Above: Ann Leofanti prepares Dan Fleming for graduation ceremony. Ab e Liz Smoli ski exits the gym carrying her Right: Angela lones, the lunior class pres- g ad ation roses ldent, signals the class to l988 to rise. ' YW? HR I Q , X, -Wldi, 7 1 vvfv H ':i5'7' A A Y - 'ix IPX fo fr. O Perf :Q f for-ff 5-if 0' K 4 X y 5 Q A g N XE ! ,A N an 0 0 Az YJ f XQx 'Y: - 'YJ T7 ik-J , Ndefvgzq30ffNB'itwaed1wef'U ef'+i'3TyEEyn5 Om spam mm ihrougkiaqkrani swf, Chun,dh1yEBnsJanASyyakiSCIGVCV ihBhSCf54 hs! ears have cami awww? :iii cherish, new ones iw-3 Forcvzr nfl Above: The banner hangs before the class of Right: Graduating senior Ashley Heselton 1988. enters the gymnasium. -. ...vi 6,25 s Jgvl LA 1 I ?,x.'!,1 -,j , .- hw QL , J, .. I' -' xlfll :IIT fidl 4 Awww ,N r-' ir Twtfga fy'a ' A 5 1 MA., uw ,Av 1 ' r.- fl an 545 QR? ,I Student Lif 85 Z 'wx I f ,slw V ies. A ,a 1 , f 'Fix r- . .:-c4Jrl'vMf:1 M E3 I . g , 'uf' Q ,I I 4 w . I2 f W mt 935 . 1 .Q gait If 'vjvlf' . , '5' I ku I .vzu 4 g 4. ff . fq,13V,V ,. .A 1 f Q N..-l a A1 A . A A f- . fu? . f 3 1 ' .fa ,,43,. 1: A : Q A , A A - ' f ' ' - s f , :me ., as 51. 1, was a. r li M -,,1 ' Zi f', ,A 'fix 1 '. 3 5 L- M. y l . ' I 'B -I lv A ' ...,, 5,4 'iq E A z.. f f', :A-' i - C' 2555? if ' ,,, X., h- -, r ' q in , -f L l . : , , vga, V- - .f,,g, . :., 1. . , 3, T54 .1 'Yr' Q51 . i f wg. pq Q ' A Q.. f , .. ' 1' 1 Mt -' fp - fin f' 'Q' ul Y. H' .i'4?.,.. . -Aagghzx gf --.xg ,.. r www. f g ' , , A . Ll- -l me 1 . gf-QM Above, from left: Mrs. Lawler, Rachel Remlllard, Kristy Cusson, Gretchen An- derson, Kelly Reed, Moe Murphy, Donna Girard, Becky Budroe, Andrea Gil- ligan, Pam Fields, Kathleen Cleary, Ashley Heselton, len Azar, len MacCaIlum, Rose Andrelczyk, Mary Inman, Missy Haseltine, and Lisa Chiarenza. , .1 Above, from left: Mrs. Cusson, Boucher, Kelly Gronberg, Chrystal Sherritt, Kelly Mclntyre, Amy Dowd, Pam Wright, Martha Mitchell, Ms. Morin, Corrina MacKoul, Kelly Keenan, Christina Demers, Debbie Eramo, and Karen Sczcur. 't..i,gf, K , , , , 5 Q42 A 4 K 1 luiilv, ,, if iiiii 'SQXN t , :fl if igllllliu Q l x 'V L Q 'Q Xml Above: Kelly Reed, Rose Andreiczyk and Ashley Heselton listen intently to their coach, Mrs. Lawler, as she directs the next plan of attack against the opposing team. Right: While her teammates cheer her on, len Azar dodges an Oxford player as she scampers toward the goal. 88 S PORTS T' ' I H' rf! 11,1 7 3944: U - L Above: Kathleen Cleary, Moe Murphy, Mary Inman, and Andrea Gilligan cel- ebrate with Rose Andreiczyk after she scores a goal against the Hopedale team in an exciting game. in ' - :l A Record of I-I2-2, At Least They Had Fun Fun an The Field Hockey season ended with a loss to David Prouty. Although this year's record was I- I 2-2, the girls had an enjoyable season. The one win was against West Boylston, which prevented the Lions from attending the district games. Due to Mrs. Cimoch's new baby and Mr. Flynn's coaching the soccer team, three new coaches were added to the team -Varsity coach Mrs. Law- ler and layvee co-coaches Mrs. Cusson and Ms. Morin. The Varsity team was led by tri- captains Rose Andreiczyk, Kathleen Cleary and Andrea Gilligan. Senior players were Donna Girard, Kelly Reed, Ashley Heselton, Maureen Murphy, Mary Inman, and Rachel Remillard. lunior members included Gretchen Anderson, len Azar, Kristy Cusson, Missy Heseltine, len MacCallum, and Pam Fields. The sophomore members were Becky Budroe and Lisa Chiarenza, Even though the Varsity team only won one game, d Games the girls played very hard and fought until the end. The high scorers on the team were Mary Inman, Kathleen Cleary and Rachel Re- millard. Credit should also be given to Donna Girard for her superb goal tending. The layvee team was led by tri-captains Debbie Eramo, Amy Dowd and Chrystal Sherritt. lunior members were Kelly Mclntyre, Denise Patterson and Pam Wright. Sophomores included len Budreau, Cherie Boucher, Kelly Gronberg, and Corrina MacKoul. The new freshmen were Christina Demers, Kelly Keenan, Martha Mitchell, and Karen Sczcur. Their overall record was I-9-I, with their only win against Northbridge. The high scorers were Chrystal Sherritt and Cherie Boucher. The team had a very de- velopmental season. Undoubtedly, they show great promise for next year's season and beyond. Q. ' 9 A, 'l zz 5 K , I , I :4 , g 14,141 'A tha. 4,2 5 h 1 'iilffl ' cgi' wa: 'Qa:.'5-U 414300 if ' ixu 'aa 5191114 if . I JY' 4,5 I I M l X 1 rg: fs?-,: 'ff ' 1 H' a Se Se Se Sep Sep Oc Oc Oc Oc Oc Oc Oc Scoreboard I8 Oxford 23 Leicester 25 Northbridge 28 Hopedale 30 Uxbridg 2 West Boylston I4 Oxford I6 Leicester 21 Northbridge 23 Uxbridge 28 West Boylston 30 David Prouty They We p. 0 2 p. 0 2 p. I I . 2 3 . e 0 5 t. 2 3 Oct. 7 David Prouty 2 3 t. 0 I t. 0 I t. 0 0 t. 2 5 t. 3 2 t. l 5 SPORTS 89 with the tough Millbury team. Below: Sophomore Tina Carlson strongly finishes a meet ! fl f z W fav 'f 'ww f . fi'?'C,Q5f7F 'Y ff , p 'gf ' 1 A .Q,7Z,ZjfW M- ' ,cffif gf 4 17'? '!fffQ . ,g4..4M,,,,Vl V ,W JA' V I . 4 -, ,90 5,4 , r J --f , l H - ' 1, , M, , V, 45, , ' 1fg2Q?gQ,'- ' X ' ,iff N ' 2 -f ' it 'Q f iff , ' -ff ,jj gfiji ' A - . ,. , f1y ' f s,f , f : ij , farm, 7,31 Mr vu 3, . f Myg, , .fa A, 1 5 , . . f -l . 2 I , Uv ,' 1 ,qi 4, f ' ','fIiZ7,2 ' '- ,' 4 12 ., , 4. ' fi --ae M' 7 ,,,, V MZ' ':,.1,2f, 5 t .,.fyi'w',f f f .. , 'Q' 1 ,. ' 1' f x iz? ' 'f ' W ' f i3'7, f'A , if ,,,, f . . ,. , 1 . M 1 f f: gi.. 3- H'2..i,h5H g - f jj, A , f , , 1 4, 3-, J, '5i,:V'4 M 4 ' W , up f V-f fe we r .7 ff- ' if f M fw,,2 f 's1 eq, ' fi fy 4 4 ff f . of f '.,','j , fi ' , A v 'f un, A .52 ', W fins.-'ff if Vzf a , . I I if ' 1 , ,zf ui ' ,, Q, ' -1424 ' ,g agla zvi '51 Irilfldg' ,-W, lvimf , f Mfg. wf,a,,4 7? ' A. 2-is 4-, 'E f 'f LAW, of .f2k.L.2. hz. .,-, :.z.,,sf,g,f ,...f..,.. vmffei-M721 2 - ' I , 1 1 W' -J' Definite Improvements Getting Better This year's girls cross country team had an in- teresting season, although they didn't win a whole heck of a lot of meets. The team consis- ted of senior Mary Noonan, sophomores Tina Carlson, Amy Corcoran, Amy Smith, Kathy Brady, Katie Wahlgren, len Cochran, and Mary Auger, and freshman Christina Paquette. This was the largest team Grafton has had in quite a while and they were led by the coaching abili- ties of Richard Coleman and Donnie Wilson. All of the girls put in a great effort whether running hard in the cold autumn air on the day ofa meet or putting in an early Saturday morning practice of hill work. All the girls had an enjoyable and productive season and Mary had an outstand- ing performance at the S.W.C.L. meet, coming in fifth. 90 SPORTS ramona ' I Y Below, from left: Mr. Coleman, len Cochran, Mary Noonan, Amy Cor- coran, Mary Auger, Katie Wahlgren, Amy Smith, Missy Foss lnot full year memberl, Christina Paquette, Kathy Brady, and Tina Carlson. ,, fl ,,.. r 'X' w-vzmfmg V--, .n- 5 ,, - ' ,lj , ' w ., . I 't ieiif x Q xg g ,, uf 'Lf ml gilrlfy Above: Tina Carlson, Mary Auger, and Kathy Brady begin a long race against Oxford. W Y. ' J. , , Above: Amy Smith displays an excel- . lent runnlng style at the end of the A, , vi , Q 3, ? 4 Below: Senior Mary Noonan, winner of the league meet as a freshman, cools down after a race well done ln Uxbridge, finishing within the top flve. .,.,f w.'f ' . -,AT ' D . '., , ,, f H , .,,,f' 4, , .aifmfi-wwm , ,J -I - r , ,rr , ffl' . XKQWW ' 4l 'lf A A ,M f- ? 2 ,- fav ' , If . fl f'9., Q' V ' ' M ,,-, - QQQQ-lwfifl ' 7 ' HZ , 4'.', 4.1. in 4 egu- . .q,,,44W 14,1 Qiffipe , ,3'f5f, ' ,v . awww, ,. , ,Z 'f Mlllbury meet. 1 , Below: A nervous len Cochran anxiously awaits the start of an Oxford meet with Tina Carlson lurking in the background. GRAW l ' f f? gflnll Above: A tired Amy Corcoran pulls into the flnlsh line, having completed her three mile loumey In Mlllbury. Sep Sep Sep Sep Oc Oct Oc Oc Oc Scoreboard I5 Millbury I7 Oxford 24 Northbrldge 28 Uxbridge 5 David Prouty 8 Millbury I9 Northbrldge 22 Uxbridge 29 David Prouty Loss boss Loss Loss boss Loss Loss W n Loss rf Oct: I 3 Oxford Loss t. t. i IZ. SPORTS 9I Losses Affect the Season Ups and Downs The boys cross country team had a fair season this year. The final record was five wins to seven losses. Their season ended with a loss to first ranked David Prouty. Many changes have affected this season. Lei- cester had no boys or girls team for the first time in many years. Uxbridge and Prouty, who have been close to last in previous years. came back to dominate this season. Oxford rad- ically changed its hilly course this season. Their new course is highly con- troversial. Many coaches refuse to run it again. The team this year consisted of seniors Mark Haseltine, Mark - .v . 1 ' is gg . '. ' ,... . ,Lf ik L A- Ie' MN' ': , -- -ae' 5.99 ' A .. Mx: li :- if N-W' 'fi N t A., 'V ' 0 l Qu. ' A .x 'I' K . V f 4-'few , 5 4 .. 13 , ' ' gflf' Vt . I . . , K. Q -.'. ft 1. .Ava 92 SPORTS wx. Q 'g-Q. . Carlson,leffMcCann,and David Vancelette, iunior Chris Dunster, and fresh- men Mic Foley and Tim Schreyack. The loss of so many seniors last year hurt the team badly, but they made the best of it. A special thanks to coaches Richard Cole- man and Donnie Wilson. At the S.W.C.L. meet, which was held on No- vember 3, the boys gave a great showing. Mark Haseltine took eighth place. Dave Vancelette took ninth. lunior Chris Dunster followed closely behind at tenth. The rest of the team finished under thirty. The team holds great promise for the future. S' X uw. 'F . us We WI P' ws- .tk A - ro.. . , 'W , :ig ' l gl I 'Wai 'C of J v 1,5 Above: Mic Foley, Mark Carlson and Mark Haseltine wait at the starting line. Below, from left: Mark Haseltine, David Vancelette, Chris Dunster, Mic Foley, and Tim Schreyack race to a win against Oxford in a home meet. .- 'nu nf., M so '-f 'sf ,. ia' ef' 45 . w ,..-, as .-5, . T.. . .qxigxf . ,.3, 1 X '-. L V '. -lsxfsft.. - .rw W fy g,,d.,:.:. ix., x qv, X h lllifgpvg ,.Wl.kI!? Q .J I , . ,. WWQQMI.. .Q R .yuxxi . . rx to . if . . - . , . I .,- .-, AA lx. .ff-W , . . v P 1 i -, fx - xx' 2 'W . . 41- .X f .I ,Q Q , c .4 -' ' -M,--2 .--,-1 ...w-ff---1 . -' . , ' s : X. X -s H, X . I Q 'Q .ax-4 .1 1- fi Rh 2' . ,K qi hx N ' , ,lffaf Tiff W- x .. ' ' T A ' 'N 'zu - .. Q' ' 1 f. .nj f5f'a' 1.5- ' N . , . bfi -gag-xv' Qu.'5l5'il5 L' - Y Zllygl ,, e ,. 'l 'T' f, 'nfl' -F31 ' Q ' x l .. , - x .. ' Q . . ew,.mMrwm V ' R ' 'Q if watt LA -. RQ. .v F eb-1 rf , ilinhihd 4' Above Senior Mark Carlson relaxes before a long and strenuous meet i X-ns., 4 'if ,MJF is Q-.,,.W Above Boys coach Richard Coleman waves to the camera during a Mlllbury meet Left Senior leff McCann before the league meet thinking about the race Sep Sep Sep Sep Oc Oct Oc Oct Oct Oc Oc Scoreboard I5 Mlllbu I7 Oxford I4 Northbrldge 28 Uxbridge I West Boylston 5 David Prouty 8 Mlllbury 13 Oxford l9 Northbridge 22 Uxbridge 26 West Boylston 29 David Prouty W n W n Loss Loss W n Loss Loss W n Loss Loss W n Loss SPORTS 93 , , f?f'f' ? A V-1 f,,,'L-W 1 ,,-3.551 yi g 4 fg,,,,,,,,,g1gw,.54,, W2 ? Mf'WMwW2- ,,, 74 -,yy Jeff' ' . , ' M52 ,. ,,.ff 1, .,,.'., 0 ' f .xfkaf-IKKQW Mw,,.4,2r M.. mx il' 'amlha f .f I f 4 , - , V , ,115 A A yvnluo ' ' 7 7 5, AN V - . I-. .: x ,, 'f'j'- .. . 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S ,za f W ,,, 94 Sports Left: Captain Tom Doane Below: Freshman Brooke dribbles the ball down the MacDonald toes the ball to- field. wards the goal. , W ' -M-mnffwn . . .' .A ,wnffl . .., V-4 ,nal- f 'FY':l-ze .5 Ht'-'vial' n.1, 4, - V 1 Q 351212 941 Q.-4 f -. g, . Y ' vi 3 . Le-'ing M. 1- ' :jg-ur-gqjzga as ' 0-1 1 , .1 - .-,,1w.4 BT..-,fri ,v H , .,E., J fQ'fxP2 f ' '44 ee' Lf ,, . f ,, z. 'gf .-, 2 . , .Ju tw- ,rl X -Y ' '. . -:-r,-n, 5- . ,G n - tw-f Q fe. f, :..,-..-...Q - r - .., B . , Q f . if. '-Page - -- yin' -, A ,,,','g-:':3,:ds,.',wf1..yi,4 aaa ' , ' I-x-fw'-n 44Y ' -PW 1. . f ? -'YL ,:- ' . ' 'W 't' V V-six' ' 'v'. ' 'yi-is JL. 'g ' , , 1' up .N ,Y 1:41 -' 'g 51 Kb. k . I., z,-A-.4 --,- ' . .- fr--Y, -iwgtmb , -'V' Li- C P 'g':, -- is: VL- fc H , L.-+, ff nllfwioy .. u:,'A,f,:g - . ' .V Y -C5111 ti-f -ffl!-?fQ...gs L. ' - X vs 1-.2 . 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Exploring New Horizons Grafton High Soccer ln i987 soccer was finally insti- tuted at Grafton High at the iunior varsity level. The season began slowly with only four players attend- ing the first practice. We were told by our coach not to be discouraged by this and to keep the faith. As the season went on, the team worked hard and more players joined the squad. Some of the players who ioined the team didn't fully under- stand the gamep at the end of the season we had a confident team thanks to the fine coaching of Mike Flynn. Our short season culminated when we tied a tough and experienced Millbury team. The game ended in a tie, but it was a moral victory for our young team. Below: Dina Mitchell concentrates as she approaches the ball. Els if 3 ' f -- 'PA . Iam ,., ',.3?Qgj'N. wif' ft l 'mn-vw'-W -A-0' ,rf--3' 7. 35.9. I X 'I -yi .fffff i 4 rf , - it Tag r 4 . . six ff-,,. 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Scoreboard they we Northbrldge 2 l Millbury 2 0 W. Boylston I 4 Northbrldge I 2 Millbury l I W. Boylston l 6 Sports 95 '-cu .1-,:x qhy A , -12,23 ' V 1 .. , .14 fl , zsmwbpyc 1 some 'la - its u W H ia- t 1' V th A ' f Q ,ilk fav! ,I If l, dt I af, gays gy ,.q.',.,i f fn? ' b s X Wifi! ' If AJ, y 2' fl A 'bl F, vii . 444 i'a-g-1,'Zg7 '17 'i .. final..-'.-.',:.i-1 q ,,'.'g.i. W.'AA X' 't'Z13+f,2- .. Af-v if 1, 7-if i' Above, from left: lohn Caputo, Scott Savageaue, Charlie White, Norman Laviolette, lohn Morley, Scott Burlde, Brian Brueggemann, Mark Arsonault, Pat O'Rourke, Alpesh Patel, lames Ber- genholtz, lohn lendrzeiewski, loe Manard, Dennis Hardiman, Gary Lipscomb, Steve Butkus, Mike Sclchilone, Dave Mclean, Dan Crossin, Pete Trapasso, Richard Egsegian, Mike Inman, Mike Broyles, Dave lolie, lim Garabedian, Dan Fleming, Todd Nicholson, and Tom Ludy. I -A . . -s 1+g.', k .l,.tf,' ig A' - tf ' 35 FS A wg h ' ' . - A fe - . r 'ZS' W ' - , ? f 'Z t 1 4 -si. , I it , ,I W F640 l .-,-. , ' 4 ., . wg .4- aeee L .- ,g kg.. u 2 if 11 ' H' I ,, ,, 1 ' . j as I - ra ,U .. .. . 3: . , . i if 'lk 175. fsimsi f H f V.. 'I V Atrx fy 'T' -' u gal Q. F , I N. in r . 7 'Q .9 'Ll 15-4 ph! - N cr' 4' if or - B ' a t M R i Q ...J stu 1 r ff - .Q 1-fs - knee l f' l- F ' uni'-' S3 A , -3. an L it I , 1 fa ?j2 A WA Q1 5 : W lzlv , ,xy . . Apt, 4 'LS S , Q jg ,Q . I . ' g. fx. tl t 'f Above from left: Paul Bagley, loe Babcock, Matt Danielson, El Han, lohn Pigaga, Tim 0'Toole, Dave Inman, Steve Stodulski, Brendan 0'Rourke, Steve Wolnar, Brian Miller, loey Maynard, Mike Mali- nowski, Dave Sclchilone, Mike Inman, Bret Schonberg, Tom Standring, Chris Pierce, Chris Gagne, Mike Ross, Shawn 0'Rourke, Chris Rodney, Pat Warner, Scott Linblad, Rene Gemme, and loel Welcome. Great New Prospects Future Greatness The l987 football season begin with I5-0 victory over the Millbury Woolies on a rainy Friday night. The only other win the Indians achieved this season was against the Oxford football team. Richard Egsegian, lohn Caputo and lames Bergenholtz coached the Varsity team this year. The tri-captains were fullback Dan Fleming, tackle lim Gar- abedian and quarterback Dave lolie. The key offensive players of the team were Dan Fleming, Dave lolie and lohn Martin who made most of the team's touchdowns. The final record was 2 wins to 8 losses. Although this may seem like a bad record, the football team had to deal with the loss of many key senior players. The coaches staff 96 SPORTS and captains managed to pull a team together with the remaining players. There is no doubt that this fledgling team will be a force to contend with in the coming seasons. The layvee football team had a very good season with a final record of 7 wins to 5 losses. Coaching them were two former Grafton High football players, Steve Woinar and Mike Ross. Some of the key offensive players were loey Maynard. Tom Standring and Dave Scichilone. The fine performance of the layvee team shows the ability of upcoming freshmen and sophomores. Without question, this advantage will be used to its full potential in forminga new winning team for Grafton High. I if 'V Below: Senior Dan Fleming presses on his attack eve with the interference of several opposing players. J I i E l 4 ,ti,K,..,,..., .gas -6 Above: Senlor Mlke Broyles ready on the line for the next offensive play ln the after- noon game against Northbridge. Above: Senior quarterback David lolie rests after a tough game against the Assabet football team on a Saturday afternoon. A X X. K .su' ' ' 2 Above: Sophomore layvee player Patrick Warner prepares to kick the football In one of the many successful layvee after school games. Scoreboard Sep. I8 Mlllbury Sep. 26 Northbridge Oct. 3 Auburn Oct. 9 Oxford Oct. I7 Keefe Tech Oct. 24 Assabet Oct. 3l Leicester Nov. 7 David Prouty Nov. I7 Uxbridge Nov. 26 West Boylston We They I5 0 0 I7 l5 34 7 6 6 26 3 30 I3 35 l2 20 I3 I4 8 22 SPORTS 97 1 Above, starting from top of stairs: Angela lones, Amy Benson, Maureen lordan, Tammy Zieglar, Stacey Greenlaw, Kara Nichols, Kathy Reed, and Denise lones, middle: Nina Taurus, Missy Gagne, and Kim Ayres. . , ra, V Z' fffif' xy V641 1406334 -'gm f A f I 1 , a f 1 . . -A - my sr. 4' y V wg . I A, Above: lunior member Angela lones awaits pa- tiently for the next cheer to begin, in order to cheer the Grafton team onto a victory. 08 SPORTS Right: lunior Nina Taurus encourages the crowd to cheer at one of the home games. Below: The cheer- leaders yell Let's go ln- ,fl inns as they let their hair fly. , I X , , Y- h-, V ' A c ,M -A 5 I ff qui i ' 2 I , sv . all - 1, 1 Q -ni ,J .1 Above: Senior members of the cheering squad, Missy Gagne and Christy Raymond exchange glances during a cheer to try and figure out what's going on: too bad neither of the two can help the other, it was a nice effort though. Above: The Pep Squad, Missy White, Amy Gagne, Wendy Butkus, Heidi Nichol- son, Candy Martln, Amy Taurus, and Dee Dee Dano. Above, from left: Danielle Dame, Christy Raymond, Pam Fields, Cindy Clear- water, Gretchen Anderson, Mlssy Gagne, Wendy Butkus, Tammy Zeiglar, Dee Dee Dano, Nina Tauras, Amy Benson, Kim Ayres, and Candy Martin. Below: The cheerleaders show their great dedication to the team as they cheer their team against West Boylston, on a rainy Saturday at their home field. ' 'I ,.,.--5 .t Y f -J' -sg .4 11 'P' 4,-1 uf- , ' - . ., A .. .. . A,,. ,- ' ' -f t 'Sri Cheerleaders Work Hard M Keeping Busy The l987 Football season was a busy one for the Cheer- leading squad. The members were senior tri-captains Missy Gagne, Kara Nichols, and Kathy Reed, juniors included Kim Ayres, Amy Benson, An- gela lones lessica lordan, Maureen lordan, and Nina Taurus, sophomore Tammy Zeigler, and freshman Stacey Greenlaw and Denise lones. They were advised by Mar- guerite Houde. The girls put much time and effort into creating a posters for the weekly football games and into creating a dance for the pep rally. The i987-1988 basketball cheerleading season lasted a long four months beginning in December. The squad consis- ted of many new members in- cluding senior Christy Raymond, iunior Gretchen An- derson, sophomores Tammy Zeigler and Danielle Dame, and freshman Wendy Butkus, Dee Dee Dano, and Candy Martin. The girls were coached by Marguerite Houde and lead by captain Missy Gagne. The cheerleaders worked together to create cheers including a new hello cheer and a tourna- ment cheer, which made an ex- citing year. SPORTS 99 Below: Mike Murphy seems to question Mr. D'urso's lan in the ame a ainst Assabet P g g - New Coaches Help Team MTU, '32 ft X in -..A 'Q' ii ' E2 .X ,J Above: Kevin LaDuke leaps for a amazed team members look on. l00 SPORTS I lay-up as Shoot the Hoop The 1988 Varsity Basketball team enjoyed a success- ful season this year behind the leadership of Mr. Ber- genholtz. This was his first year as varsity coach and he proved that he could produce a winning team. The team's record was 12 and 7 overall and at one point they won ten out of eleven games. Although, they didn't qualify for the Clark Tournament they did participate in the district tournament, where no Grafton team has won a game in nearly ten years. However, this year was dif- ferent, the team defeated their first opponent, Groton Dunstable, in an exciting game. Their tournament play ended abruptly when they suffered a loss in the next game to Bartlett. Their worthwhile season for everyone involved. the layvee also, had an excellent season with Tom D'urso as their new coach. He lead his team to many promising victories. This year's layvee team shows great potential for the years to come. FT 3o0'l -J Ext aff , .W. Above: Seniors lim Garabedian and Andy Nelson leap for a rebound which leads to a Grafton win. Right: lohn Dunne walts anxiously for the ball after a basket. QQ 1 xv ,E -his - g CHQ V' nh: Above, from left: lames Bergenholtz, Tom O'Malley, Bill Hermans, Alpesh Patel, lohn Iendrzelevvski, Mike Sclchilone, Chris Estephan, Tom D'urso, lim Garabedian, leff McGann, Kevln l.aDuke, lohn Dunne, Dave Iolle, and Andy Nelson. QJQAFTO M77-0 M-T0 'Z 2 52 4 l gwffo J milk X M lxygf To 4, I l I-an ' ' ' If Ll. X -4. Above, from left: Tom D'ulso, Mike Murphy, Chris Roney, Pat Warner, lason Krasin- skas, Scott Llnblad, Tim 0'Toole, Ioey Maynard, Mic Foley, Steven Kent, Dave Scichi- lone, and Todd Tucker. 2 ,., M.-V..,N,,' '1 2, I - 1 W .7- sig, I Above: Sophomore Chrls Estephan is introduced as the starting guard. He proves to be the difference ln the game against Assabet. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. lan. lan. lan. lan. Ian. lan. lan. Scoreboard I5 Hopedale I8 Assabet 27 Nipmuc 28 Mlllbury 30 David Prouty 5 Uxbridge I l West Boylston I2 Oxford I5 Leicester I9 Northbrldge 22 Mlllbury 26 David Prouty 29 Uxbridge Feb. 2 West Boylston Feb. 5 Oxford Feb. 9 Leicester Feb. Mar. I3 Nonhbrldge 2 Groton Dunstable Mar. 4 Bartlett We They 55 bl 50 39 49 54 5l 56 59 67 45 57 65 44 56 50 53 5l 64 62 66 73 6l 59 56 63 73 49 60 57 56 50 74 7l 7l 63 63 9l SPORTS lOl Girls Need More Baskets Troubled Scorers From the moment we stepped onto the court as freshmen we learned that certain things were taboo, Mr. Nelson, our coach, led us from day one, painstakingly teach- ing the proper way to shoot, pass and dribble. We progressed from freshmen with little skill. Although the last time we qualified for districts was back in the l984-I985 season, we were a team that never gave up. The only problem is, we can'tscore.This pastwasn'tawinningone, but it was enioyable. Team members can always remember a funfilled season. The members of the i987-i988 girls basketball team was senior co-captains Rose Andreiczyk and Kathleen Cleary, also Donna Girard, Katie Farrar, Maureen Murphy, Rachel Remillard and Kelly Reed. luniors Missy Haseltine, Kelly Mclntyre, Denise Patterson, Andrea Wright and sophomores Lisa Chiarenza and Kathy Brady rounded out the squad. BCIOWI Becky BUCIFOC and Right: Senior Kathleen Kathy Brady fight for the Cleary looks for a flaw ln ball Undef the h00P- the opposing defense. F. f 'f .1 Below: Sophomore Lisa Chiarenza finds herself lost in a sea of Oxford Pirates. HATE? -. 6 -n ' 1 s 1 , iy I fx .3 ' Eg, Above: Senior Donna Girard makes an inbound X 1 pass in the Oxford away game. A -,ian -1 ... rx IO2 SPORTS ' ' 'l qui ,I Below: Senior Rose Andrelczyk fights to keep her balance in a tough game 'S I bb Above Coach Nelson and the rest of the girls on the bench watch the Oxford game intently A' yr- Above from left Gary Nelson Rose Andreiczyk Kelly Mclntyre Donna Girard Maureen Murphy Kally Reed Denise Patterson Kathleen Cleary Rachel Remlllard Andrea Wright Katie Farrar Llsa Chlarenza Kathy Brady and Missy Haseltlne X J, Above from left Richard Coleman lennifer Chardonait Becky Cole len Mitchell Amy Corcoran Amy Smith Martha Mltchell Stacey Greenlaw Kelley Keenan Kerry Flynn Lisa Chiarenza Kathy Brady and L1sa lerstrom Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an an an an an Scoreboard I5 Hopedale I8 Assabet 22 Nlpmuc 28 Millbury 30 David Prouty 6 Uxbridge I2 Oxford I5 Leicester I9 Northbrldge 22 Mlllbury 26 David Prouty 29 Uxbridge Feb 2 West Boylston Feb 5 Oxford Feb 9 Leicester Feb I6 Northbrldge 4' V We Q I ' . . 35 32 I . 30 32 1 . 44 S9 . 33 41 , -3 . 33 32 1 . 36 56 ' 1 . 37 4l A 1 . 32 44 V ' I . 42 34 4 I . 36 42 5 , X 1 . 27 54 1 ' , I I I g 1 . 21 32 , 1 1 ' I . 25 34 1 H I 1 1 , . 20 36 1 A 4- 4 7, ' ,., - J- . 32 44 2 ' -J., sf, , -A ' h F' . 20 42 I A Lk -5 liz. . 5 - ' 4' ' . 3 1 I xg .I T I l E' i - ' of 1' Z 1 r l XJ -' ti: AT' kg I - ' SPORTS IO3 They ' 'T If Above, from left: Tony DiDonna, Tom Ludy, Mike Roseen, Donald Corriveau, Allen Bianco, Rene Gemme, Ed Vickers, David Przygoda, Steve Richards, Todd Nicholson, Tom Casale, Scott Savageaux, Kenny Novick, Dennis Hardinman, and Robert Somers. Below: lunior Dennis Hard- iman crawls out of the offensive zone to avoid an off-sides call. O 0 Q, 0 7:9 'bf Above: lunlor defenseman Tony DiDonna attacks the op- posing offensive player to avoid the set up Shrewsbury's thirteenth goal. I Q 1 .if J, . x ,qv ' Nc S 1 Above: Seniors Tom Ludy and Steven Richards set up for 'Q- an offensive attack against Shrewsbury during the Christ- mas Toumament on December I8. IO4 ' SPORTS , 3,4 Y 'ilu Left: lunlors Tony DiDonna and Dennis Hardlman as well as goalie Scott Savageaux protect the goal from the press- ing offensive team. 1 r I t I I I I T? I l ! I I I I I I C 0 1 'Q i vs ' g. ...A 'N , I Above: First year skater Michael Roseen aggressively defends the Grafton zone from oncoming opposition. XII' 'J pr 4 'B Bal? 'vw -Q I Above: Senior co-captain Kenny Novlck anxiously awaits the drop of the puck during a face off after an opposing off-sides call. 1. No Pain, No Gain Face Dff Athough the l987-88 ice hockey team caused many injuries, they experienced a few them- selves. First to be iniured was senior Steven Loopa Richards with a dislocated shoulder. Others to loin him on the injured list included seniors David Przygoda and Tom Ludy. Although at times there were fewer than two complete lines of players due to iniuries, the team continued winnings with the losses only spattered among them. The seniors of this year's team included Tom Ludy, Michael Roseen, Donald Corriveau, David Przygoda, Steven Richards, Gary Lipscomb, T.l. Casale, and co-captains Ken Novick and Todd Nicholson. Of these seniors Ken, Gary, and Steven, along with iunior Dennis Hardiman, led the team in goals scored. Todd Nicholson and Tony DiDonna along with other defensemen successful protected goalies T.I. Casale and Scott Savageaux. This years team proved to their loyal and rowdy fans that they were one of the best teams around. Dec Dec Dec Dec Scoreboard I8 Shrewsbury 23 Westboro 26 Hudson 28 Monty Tech Dec. 30 Womster Voke Ian 4 Lunenberg lan 9 Murdock Ian l3G I6 Maynard I8 St Berbards 25 Nashoba 27 Auburn Feb 3 Maynard Fe 6 Hudson Feb 8 Worcester Voke Fe I3 Gardner Fe I7 Murdock Fe 22 Auburn They We . I I3 . I I0 . I 7 . 6 3 3 6 . 4 l . 3 2 . I 4 I . 3 2 I . . 2 8 lan. 20 Westboro 4 4 I . 5 4 I . 7 5 . 7 5 b. 6 3 . 9 7 b. I I0 b. 5 4 b. I 7 SPORTS I05 avr 1 ,A-, . ,W Q gg!! y 2 ' 5. f 4 F5 if Above: Mary Noonan does ballet 7 .1- vffv1f',fff' A Wg PM 'iff f 1 fr fo gf fif,f,,-'f1,i1,1 .fk5 A !ifk'f,Vz,fj,f,fo A V A jfgjnklifxf ,Cy l,f1i,,2Qffl I ' -A -'uf' ?,,lf ??,lfIfi!f 1 A I ,fig if fi V ' oo , .. . i ' yn X ff. .fifzf 'Q . 45 o, 'Z L gi ,5,,,,,lf' 'JE .- Qffkijifb ' of aging' gy 5 if 2' U? , Hx - ' f. is 4 if I0o Sports W. 'lh fm' A Above: Kathy Brady searches the sky. MWJ' Two-Handed Winners Wimbledon Next Stop? This year's girls tennis team showed much improvement over last year's per- formance, as one must consider all the girls got better the more they played. De- spite the loss of many seniors to gradu- ation, most in the top positions, as well as having to adjust to their new coach, Mr. Kaufman, the girls proved they could put their instructor's advice to work at play. Their only senior, Mary Noonan, was fol- lowed by iuniors Colleen Flynn, Pam Fields, Tracy Frederico, Pam Williston. Priscilla Schroder, and Michele Robbins. Sophomores were Kathy Brady, Beth Frederico, Tina Carlson, Nicole Polselli, Katie Wahlgren, len Cochran, and len Boudreau. Finally, those newest to the team were Carrie Waite, lulie loncas, len Goguen, and Brooke MacDonald. . Above: Tracy Frederlco looks graceful. Left: Colleen Flynn plays two handed. Scoreboard Apr. I3 Shrewsbury Apr. I5 Burncoat Apr. 25 W. Boylston May 2 Hudson May 3 Auburn May 5 Uxbridge May 9 Prouty May I0 W Boylston May ll Leicester May I8 Hudson May 23 Westboro May 25 Uxbridge lune ll Prouty Loss Win Loss Loss Win Win W n W n W n W n Loss Loss W n i . i i i I Sports 107 4 vita x Right: Scott Burkle volleys a backhand. Below: Kirk Menanson returns service. -psi, f c.fw- - I ' UNI 'A sg..- ,' 2, , :lin . if ei aff... ,,'f!ii lg fly: 1 1 xi ,,,Js3,,.,LJvJ-4 ft, . , . ary'-,a . ' V' ' of Wimbledon bound . Boys' Tennis The Boys' Tennis Team once again had a successful season. We finished up the year with 8 wins and 4 losses. This was due to the unending wisdom of Coach Gareau and the drafting of South High's first seeded player to the team. Kevin LaDuke, our fearless captain, along with Keith Kinch were the backbone Qf the team with a perfect record. Kirk Menan- son, our best player, was also dependable for a win. Michael Fields, our second ranked player, along with lay Conte, Dave Przygoda, and Garry Lowe made up our senior roster. Next year the team can look forward to another successful season. With help coming from the underclassmen of the squad, the team is sure to be tough to beat. I08 Sports 'S' 'WW he is lff ufff v 4 :,. I, F . ,A it 'C' fr-M ' 4 Q Y , . , 'V , xzgi Below: Tony Paravanno works strategy on the baseline. ,f1f,',. x 1 h ,I A O D t r-iff-'rr1 f'T' Ab-A-up-o.g,g.4,L Yi , i ' we 1.x 1- Q w.:.:'e.g-A .-.s- H pq' ' ' - -wuvzae--.'L-12M Scoreboard Apr. I3 Shrewsbury Apr. I5 South Apr. 25 W. Boylston Apr. 27 Bancroft May 2 Hudson May 3 Auburn May 5 Uxbridge May9lMouU May I2 W Boylston May 25 Uxbridge Win Win Win Loss Loss W n W n W n W n n i i I . i Wi Sports I09 New F aces Girls' Track and Field The Girls' track team started the season at a very slow pace this year. However, with the guidance of two new coaches, lim Pignataro and lim Mulcahy, the team proved their strength by pulling together and showing strong ded- ication. The first week of training overwhelmed many as they were conditioned through rigorous calisthenics. As the girls whined, moaned and sweated through workout after workout, one thing kept them going - the goal to achieve their personal best. Even though coaches Pig- nataro and Mulcahy remained unsung heroes, the track team knew that these were the best track coaches Grafton has had for awhile. Despite a losing season, the positive attitude of this close-knit team shone through. iam? - .11 5 ' , ,A 4 og QQ -Q. . ,. fwfrffc V. .mp L Q F., 4500! 'V . I Ky fm 1 - an ,f.,w,1Zi is Wbffy W5 1 ly' Hgh,-f 4 1465, A ,ff f f , 5 ef Y -4' 4' 3 fig, lin , 2 44559 , ' ,M f f A A 4 i 'ffww W 4 in Above: Rachel Remillard lets one fly. I I0 Sports f W Above: Maria Mahassel throws discus: but does She know where? Below: Andrea Gilligan gives her best in the shotput event. s.-5, Below: len Stines stops to pose before she throws. r O ' ' b 'I ,Il A X ax. I, 1 . . -'N K 1 x ' 'I I A I Above: Cindy Clearwater shoots for the stars. Below: Mary Inman throws iavelin with incredible balance. xl Scoreboard Apr I5 Westboro Apr 26 Assabet Apr 28 Millbury May 5 Prouty May I0 Leicester May I2 Oxford May I7 West Boylston Loss Loss Loss boss Wm Loss W n A Magl 2 Northbridge Loss i K v Sports I I I Right: leff McCann lands painfully in the long Below: Scott Savageaux puts all of his effort lump Pit- into throwing the iavelln. Below: llmmy Garabedlan hurls the shot put I Qt. , if far!-'f. ,wigfiifi 1 . Q' 11 aff Above: Triple lumper Alpesh Patel concentrates on his footing after a success- ful lump. I I2 Sports -A -A Right: Dan Crossin puts all his energy into one arm as he attempts to throw the shot put. Below: Sean Steeves gets ready to throw the iavelin for a record length. Above: Sophomore Mike Inman lumps Into the long lump pit and seems to duck under an invisible wire. on C' 'X As tradition has come to be, this year's boys' track team finished their season undefeated and first in the league. Led by co-captains leff McCann and lim Garabedian, they enjoyed a successful season that was well eamed. Unending hours of running in chilling rain or the beat- ing sun under the careful eyes of coaches Mike Flynn and Tom D'Urso paid off as the boys fought their way to the top. Senior team members Mike Clark, Mark Haseltine, lohn Martin, and Dave Vancelette, dis- played an excellent example to their fellow team members, and showed their dedication by sacrific- ing the class trip for the postponed SWCL meet. Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Scoreboard 8 Blackstone Mill I2 Valley Tech I5 Westboro 26 Assabet 28 Millbury May 5 Prouty May I0 Leicester May I2 Oxford May I7 W Boylston May 21 S W C L 1 1 f wi May 2 Northbrldge Win I I .' . . . 1 Loss Loss W n Win n Wm W n W n Wm W n Sports I I 3 JK l . gg ' 11, :af fa : I Qu iv, . 1 Ugg, W rs,-A: 4 wish .,,, ' A L,M,,,,b-.if fji ,'6w'5-1 '!.,,l .- ., .' .qu A, -w .- '4-.'Uf- Y'-Ji Q. Q D 1 W I ' ,, f l,x...!w.1 g ,I O 'ii W i T. . ' ' r f 'f'w-qmgxfiffgY'--pfkwtl,F if 313 y eff W t ' ,,. f--'fga'sag4f.'+f4'1ff6 . 1 - V .' 5 4 ., l'1'5 K- ef lt- , guofni I A '. ' V H, ' Z1 Haiku -sniff gpffg 1 5,'..QS?4!X'4 4 1 , 1 - '. 4- ,f,..- s- ,, ' - e gf if uf: 1 j : 'rf'-2?? 'f'lf:P?f'f?'? 7-if',- ' wr' -1, V -. - Q-lv.-26'-5 iw -v ,H ' ,,fVg4 .I '-rf gf . 2? I- A 'f ,M B M nz w'ii.'x L,. 'J .41 - , M 4 . M Left: Pitcher Kelly Reed places the tag on a Leicester runner attempting to steal home. as ' t 1 ' 5 f fn an 'W 1-1 . . Below: First baseman Becky Cole assumes the ready position during a game. A, . , i i 5 , 5,44 'ft X, X kg 619' wi 'si f- bs ' M. . ' X Mffwfzemawt A, , , ' - 3 s ' , f' o Ni r. A . . , x N - 3 'f' fi 19 , My .... , ,Q S ' sh - 5-f qu ,, ... - rn. A Q . -...As ,, , fi VH, up-1-A us. - ' V ,Q.,- x . '.,,. Aw u W ,I ' f x x 9 .41 - . gf:-La n s. . : - N fiwjg :gy 'ff 4?.:, .iJwiI,., A4 ,vii wmai-53.63 K QQQQQLQ :bose Coach loyce Labonte watches the action during the Leicester double f + n- .fx'--wf!?',c.f13f,.a 1if', 'W-Mvise..-' 'ff ,'3'9l1.t- ' ' ea e ' ' 'Vw -.21 , .. P.-n9i.sS1?'3- w- I I4 Sports Left: Third basemanlpltcher Dona Wellman follows the flight Of the ball- Below: Kathleen Cleary stands at the plate, watching the ball roll by at her feet. 57 ,vVPT A - 1+ 2 Q K .kkdgmkw , 'A , ,T ,QL A . , ' sf, ' ' , .V ' I-. 'fi 5 'aff f Q . 1 e ig 2 'gi ' if K , -V' if 6 l 1 iw- I ., ' I gay, ' - I ' , ai A vw? ,'f'4A3,' I 'JZ' A ' V' I 'Il Q , V ef Q M ,X ini 1 S 'i I 'ir Q gf! ty gf fi ?'? dstb , . 5 5-SM: ' '-Nwiiip f ui -.iw v x k Y f ' f 2 we V5 14 5, .QL-fa -. ' ff ' . A ' :.:, ,J ' gm' iris 1 2 ,.. , .yv 13 I5 Tyan ' , ' VM, 1 4 Af., ' 1 7 :...-tg, A , A ..- . tv'B'.f 1- .., ,,,...lT'.g', Q... JDE? 1'..-c... - ' ' L ,. A - Swing Shift Girls' Softball This year's softball started off rather shakily. With our first few wins under our belt, we set off into a pattern of wins and losses. There was a question as to whether or not we would even qualify for districts, but three wind in three clutch games let us continue our season. Un- fortunately, we lost our first game to a strong St. n-vw Bernard's of Fitchburg. The team members were seniors Rose Andreiczyk, Kathleen Cleary, Maureen Murphy, and Kelly Reed. luniors were Dona Wellman, Kelly Mclntyre, and Andrea Wright. The underclassmen members were sophomores Lisa Chiarenza and Mary Auger and freshmen Stacy Greenlaw and Kelly Keenan. Thanks for a memorable and exciting season. what Above: Senlor Maureen Murphy deep In concentration at the plate. Scoreboard They Apnl II Assabet Apr I3 Hudson Apr I5 Westboro Apr 25 West Boylston 4 Apr 27 Oxford Apr 29 Northbridge May 5 Uxbridge May 9 Prouty May II Leicester May I2 West Boylston May I7 Oxford May I9 Northbridge May 25 Uxbridge May 3I Leicester lun I Prouty We ' I3 I9 . ll 5 . 0 6 . I . 8 3 . I8 3 May 3 Millbury 6 I I 0 5 I6 2 I3 II I 2 I 5 9 2 5 6 7 5 . I0 l Sports I I5 Another successful season GHS Baseball Working towards a spot in the district playoffs, Mr. Cole- man put together a tough defensive team. With senior members lohn Dunne and Andy Nelson on the mound, the team was sure to earn a seed. Gathering his share of fly balls, Dan Coumoyer starred in left field. Before moving to the catching position, Ken Novick worked a defensive team with Mark Rebidue in the infield. With this fine mix of seniors, Mr. Coleman fought his way to the districts. Although the baseball team suffered a dif- ficult loss to Hudson Catholic in the first round, they played tough and made Grafton High proud. fy. . '4- w a W 35 N-414' er I . f 2 aff' ,fa I 1' Z ?,,,,, -9 M b 301 1 .M '58 -lf, lf ,fllflof 'QM if'-M , 1 f f A M I I l 1' I 31' 3' will ' S71 , I ' ' , . 1 , 'fff' ,gf Q E ' z I 3 2 ' 5.1 if Q .Q 5 V, ,,, , X' Q A ff f' 72 f fvi Q: 'ff 24, 1 Z ff 75 rf fl -Q 2 ,fl I Q , ,15, ,, .no H , ,L i2 .my f .N-LV v:g',u , -A .1.. fw- ' , X f.2f,.wf1'f f'.. Above: Mark Rebidue runs for home, posing for the camera. I Io Sports ga,-E? sf A Lv , , ,az 71 1 A - ,Af . , f-Q V C 7 x 1 4 if , y a . -- 1 ,Y 2. - f- - . . A, N-,W 5. , , . 1 , I . '07, 4- 395+ ll: N '1- ' ' ,- ', 4- rl . 1 1 .'lu.-gn 'b ' 1 - N- v we ' - ' 4 ' 00 . . - ' - .' , 'JK -- -' - N -I3 '-gm. 5 , it 4-.2 'p a . - Q -L ,A , . .hx , -. ' .Q Q ' ' ,.Y,, . ..-... ' - '. ' - -, , .. V-r , - .t . - '.,-N vt -.7 .' '. - ' A ' -x Above: lohn Dunne hurls a fastball towards the Plate- Below: Kenny Novick waits for an- other pitch. ff -' m..sf,.n:1 ...- Q . ,- -Ntxlilz, L , 3 i YI A -I Below: Rod Maiowicz takes a swing at an incredible my H fast ball. . .ap If d V ' ff' 'G 'V F 4 iq gm X gf, 4 , ,Y 1 f t I x A, j! . ' 1 2 .V x 2 ' iid. N ' wins 6 N m ' as ,ogg U 1 7 X x 2 R 5. 1 ' H 5 I 1' , f J '. I' , . NX-Q L -in - 5 V - ' 4.27 ' . '- b Below: Dan Coumoyer takes a dangerous lead off of second base. Above: Dennis Hardiman fouls one off. ,gf - is 5: 4' K .gf .. sgnp, 0 N P' 1? ' I . . A-.-.-x. . Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Scoreboard 8 Holy Name ll St Peters I3 Hudson I5 Westboro 20 Assabet 25 W Boylston 27 Oxford 29 Northbrldge May 3 Millbury May 5 Uxbridge May 9 Prouty May ll Leicester May I2 W Boylston May I7 Oxford May 25 Uxbridge May 31 Leicester lune I Prouty Loss Loss W n Loss Loss Loss W n Wm Loss W n Loss Won Won Won Loss Loss W n f ' i Apr: 22 Aubum Loss f ' 1 i I Sports I I7 Good Health Class of '88 ' lilg lF1NN'S Tn 'Ts ' I 296 PROVIUI'INI'I'f ROAD SO. 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MA 01560 C6171 839- 6226 xg, North Grafton Video Club Yjkix' .1 m woncesren smear DONALD E- SASSE No, GRAFTON, MA oisu Eta-.Non cAm.soN cam samm Koopman True Value Hardware 82 Worcester Street North Grafton, Ma. 0l53o Congratulations Class of l988!! N l Compliments of AJ. Lane 8 Co. Inc. H A ' R S A L O N 225 Turnpike Rd. Southbrige, Ma, 0l772 Compliments of Robert L's Formals Compliments of North Grafton Shopping Center Mancuso Insurance North Grafton, Ma. 01536 Concerned with service 839-3887 839-4998 839-9353 llocated H4 mile across from Wyman Gordonl T A Q 120 Ads -I I Good Luck to the class of '88 I Compliments of Grafton Pharmacy I I ONE HOLLYNNQOD DR, NO. GRAFTON MA I fanetteif fadzka afppaeef 8391200 Il'--II f' L fifth?- ' I Q o Q Q Jlrm 5 Glexarn Svtatrnn GENERAL REPAIRS CARS a TRUCKS es WORCESTER STRES7 8N3gRg3Ig GRAFTON, MA 01536 - 1 f D 141 MAIN STREET JANET ENGSTRAND Ownef JIM DEORSEY, owner SOUTH GRAFTON, MA 01560 Q FLEXIBLE TIMES , -- lf., , s LARGE VARIETY ng :fini NEW EOUWMENT Where old friends eat af Klondike Inn - s 387 Providence road South Grafton, Ma. 839-3307 KARENS QUALITY CATERING OPERAWG OUT OF QUAUTY CATEFHNG We are proud to serve you the best of home-made I KAREN M tEoEANTI fOOdS PROPRIETOR QUALITY CATERING RES 393-2469 393-6826 Ads I2l I W 1 Q Q o o xifiltlllvw 1 0 LBQHON . Q O Q o o ' 0 a A Q5 . ' Q n o -DOOM V , o 5 o o I O I Q 0 a o o 0 Q o o . o Q e G 0 e G 6 6 0 1 1 - 1 OLDE SHREWSBURY VILLAGE 1000 BOSTON TURNPIKE SHREWSBURY, MA 01545 16171 842-4862 122 Ads Grafton Pizza 198 Worcester Street North Grafton tel. 839-5821 - 839-538 2 Congratulations to the class of 1988 gzaflon. gzssrzgou 43 SOUTH STREET GRAFTON, MASSACHUSETTS 01519 16171 839-5596 5.85. IMP SERVICES JOHN L. CARLSON 42 OLD UPTON ROAD GRAFTON, MASSACHUSETTS - 611-sae-3248 -i- Congratulations class of '88 AIU 161 71 HJQSBQ L B - 5, , , nw' 3 , , .,. 4? 1 9. , , K . Z 1 9 . I fftg -'T A F ' f-, 9534 ' 3 'TQ' 'Ng ix' gf' L lm? ij D V- I : ,rt -' ' is ' up K' N he 3 , 1 E T 'J I Y ivfzlu ? X., I f , f Z 2 1 ID., 2' . - 4 , ' ' v -' ny v if ' A 1 :' qt , ' z 1 ' ' 'i Marius 4f',.F t .Ni fig-4 sq 1 Q , 41 fyb.. X. 'fu - 'W '-c frqgg,.,f'-'R 'A-If my a I 1 ' , x ? A pn. A S 'cw jf, gh: Eu I 1' 7 2 .1,ge4uWl3v?:iA wJ . 2 if 5 - 1 ,., 1 ,f f Z Q.. 2 f -l: ' ' . 7, 'N ...V J ,115 I. ive:-in .r .Mwx mf ff 'i'j',?is ., um .1 9 xt ' V ' Y, 2. -Nr' V 0 ' 'va.,.f l ,N-.AMI w. 5 M-M. Gury B. Fleming 96 North Main Stn Licensed Electrician N. Grufwn. MA 01536 The best of luck to the class of '88 from Challenger Electric Ads I23 l1- Best Wishes to the Class of 1988 BREWSTER, 1: . rr DOROTHY HICKOX INC 1 East Main Street Westborough, Massachusetts 01581 Business 2617i 366-8731 Business 617 839-9621 Murial Carlson 539-3596 Peg Blackbum 339.2957 Christy McCann 339-4517 Each Office ls Independently Owned And Operated l61 71 8399870 dam H434 Damn WHOLESALE - RETAIL SC H 0 E , D LEE MAcKowrAK 198 woncssren sr REED, P.C. General Practice of Law IO Grafton Common Steven A. Brewster Owner N GHAF-TON, MA 01535 f Vghe DANCE l I I Peter L. Schofield Michael I. Reed ' Robert M Misterka 36 North Main Street o North Grafton, MA OIS36 o 839-4l94 I We're Friendly and Cheap - and That's Hard to Beat MASTER CHARGE NEW ENGLAND VISA rem 839-2223 USE ONLY we e ra 839-Wide L lm. ALL CARS S1575 A DAY NEVER A MILEAGE CHARGE 165 Worcester Street 112 Mile Beyond Wyman-Gordon No. Grafton, Mass. 01536 On Rte. 122 at Jct. Rte.140 L 5 - I24 Ads A111 .qgetftam Cgicfzef, T E O E 9 MILLBURY ST. P. O. BOX 326 46173 839 6402 GRAFTON. MA Ol5l9 FULL SERVICE SALON TANNING Residential PlPlNG Commercial otL a. GAS HEAT C. J. FLYNN HEATING 65 Waterville St., N. Grafton, MA 01536 WAWN Bus. 839-2334 Gals QQ Guys coNNtE FLYNN Home S39-6881 HAIRSTYLING North G afton, MA 01536 B39-3693 OWNERXSTYLIST - PAT NOEL 80 Worcester Street r '6l7l 839 6502 - , GRAFTi2?A,QHI5l!33EY' 'NC' Kn I g ht s I A. novo omtstsow 165 worecesrse STREET . . Owner NO GRAFTON, MASS 01536 L I moust n e I Doorto Door Service I To and From 5-0930 72 Worcester Street 0 international Airport North Grafton, MA 01536 l-lAN-VARKYS CLEANERS, INC HYUN HAN Rt IQQ 8 MU 690 Church Street lComrnonwe3Ith Housel Whltlnsvlllc, MA OI588 North Grafton, MA Ol'33o lol7l234-3619! lol7l 830-7257 Ads l25 Iohn R. LeClaire Builders lnc. Grafton, Ma. 839-7756 Builders and Developers of Energy Efficient Homes With Quality Craftsmanshipn Residential - commercial General excavating-Remodeling-Design . ' THE SECURITY SERVICES C0ngf3tUl3tl0n5- PROBLEM sotven AND SYSTEMS Grafton High M Class of '988 SYS I EMS compliments of: . W 18 Lyman Street Michael J. May Box 4401 President Westboro, MA 01581 16171 870-0680 EMUNIK Ilw namf- In rvmvmhrr Tr-rhnnlngy with mvmorv IN Nl IN l I Slfw-2 ll X1-X UITH llu'Nl.1wU3lTl-135 9037 H100 43 H650 l2o Ads NEW CONSTRUCTION REMOOELING Jim Vulter PLUMBING AND HEATING MASTER PLUMBER S Llc 10040 TEL 839 4488 Compliments of Washmgton Mllls Abraslves 20 North Main St. North Grafton Ma. 01536 I6I7I 832-3295 IMass.I I.uK03I 424-3130 IN.H.I f 5LWv5 R.H.WHITE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Main Office: 41 Central St., Auburn, Mass. 01501 7 Wright Ave., Merrimack, New Hampshire 03054 X XJ I JEWELERS X GRAFTON POWER EQUIPMENT NORTH GRAFTON SHOPPING CENTER n V . U NORTH GRAFTON, MA 01536 H c .Spdc'1C1f110 111 617-839-6366 Walch and Jewelry Repair All ' ki 1 I V G MOI' 60176 UIIIJFQIIIISFS l-.gmE:aOm:1rg:rU3rg:nE331mem ,-uma, Sales Sr SGVVICC Westmeadow Plaza Westboro 366-7232 'mm merrcanE press VlSA1MasterCarrJ Ads I27 . ' ' f' . ff 2 I x 1 3 , I CLEANEQQ , it I, I ge T , X 625 Chandler Street p Worcester MA 01602 n 4 799-0383 4 -X 202 Worcester Street ' .:.iE,,,, N. Grafton, MA 01536 839-6770 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS or 1988!' T 'Ta' TEMPORARY 8 PERMANENT I PLACEMENT SERVICES Best of luck to the class of I988 Robert S. Salek E1 Assoc. Real estate appraiser and consultants 8 Fairlawn St., North Grafton Bob Salek 6 Chris LeMay sales - rentals - parts - servrce GE ALL TYPES OF CUSTOM SIGNA CHANGEABLE COPY SIGN UNITS TRUCK LETTERING 0 FLEET IDENTIFICATION OPUNN 1, VINYL LETTERING bvgtorotaoftp LIGHT DUTY I 8- GRAPHICS f ' CRANE SERVICE AT l SPECIALISTS REASONABLE RATES 122 woecesren ST , N GRAFTON phone Steve's Auto and Truck Supply 3I River St. Millbury, MA 0I527 I6I7I 865-9936 30 LYIIAN STREET E55-3521 IIESTBOR0, IVIA Ql58l 1-800-227-7719 I -1 .... I South End Service I28 Ads Qt og EQUTGIQ AIU Congratulations to the Crass of '88 Rudy's Dry Cleaners ffomi 38 North Maine sr. North Grafton, Ma, Samara Auto Sales I44 Grafton Street Worcester Tel. 839-4982 Congratulations Class of l988 Good Luck from: as A 4 rg... Ig,3:g::I 1, 'r - ,,,rff1-fi rifffig 1. w s L-f.5 - hi '-' ' ff , , ,F q L... . I Z., ... f - X Watch and Jewelry Repalnng Telephone Qgyfei' f r - -.-'l'Vn4wlllxllllll.W l Guaranteed 366-4290 lfwls I 'ji ll' buy' ' yuh ., - g r ww -L . r rt l1q v ' ' I ,f our uw llllpsgj ll- 53, , .5 L g l my, , . acge ewe evs , G , -J Diamonds A Watches -V Preoeous Stones '-,,:l i 5-HY: ' M vg-1 Guns of Drstlnctuon - A If t-l ,HL I.. 4- ff-A - ...uma ,441 ,1.,,,:'n VLl,.Q ln Make a cloudy day susnn Y- ThaL'swhathn.ppenswhanyoub1nndLheO1daPoetO111oePuba.tmos pherevmhabrlghz, spwmxmsumoomandtlxanadd a.F1rstClaas d1n1ngezpemanoeatPamoIPoatpnoee.8o,1fyouhavm1'ta1marUd1soov- enedour enlargodPuh,p1a.nyourmuhetoJomuator1unoh or dinma Yea I' mr1ngda1UB1ackboa.x'd8peo1Alasndour!amou.shomammie desserts. No max:nart.hat.1ma,1t'sguAx'-a.n1pedwbr1ghtnnyutn'da,y. Ulht Qldtpnst Qflitr pun RTE. 140 I- RAY ST., N. GRAFTON ' TEL. 839-6106 10 East Main Street- Westboro, Mass. Ads 129 l30 Ads Congratulations to the class of 1988 compliments of: G N ID oEoaeE N. PRUNIER, Ja President GN. PRUNIEF2 81 SONS, INC Masonry Contractor 85 Millbury Street Grafton, Massachusetts 01519-1019 Telephone 46171 839-4408 Bfackffone Vaffey .Survey ana' Engineering Inc. 268 UPTON ROAD GRAFTON, MASS. 01519 lg, .u 839-5837 0154 ,fxuiff SUB Divisioms if 274' LOTS AND ACBEAGES 'sa' PEFIC TESTS The Brothers Harris Construction Co. 90 North Street Grafton, Ma. tel. 839-5501 it-.aninnq fi 4. .,:.,. Q,., ff',m ... ,S Congratulations and good luck :Wifi Lila.. uaitij-354:23-.fa to Vinyl Siding The graduating class of 1988 Casale Home Improvement 162 Old Upton Road , Grafton,1'v1A 01519 16171839-2201 Tom Casale 47mm t Goodliouek ' 0 N A f 'S rg s eepmgij ay' vwumses ,S L' lv! UV an ammo 'W 'Nl' JA. Avian 'f A cm,-s.a 1. T... ,TM NE wwmwx WT' TN' 'AT 1 A'i0N - - Best of Luck to the Class of 1988 ROBERT S. SALEK AND ASSOCIATES Real Estate Appraiser and Consultants 8 Fairlawn Street North Grafton, Massachusetts Bob Salek and Chris LeMay Ads 131 Editor's Note wHo'S CRAZY????? X X-1 l Y.. ' xv. Q Q Ayn i I4 ,,,o11Y-gli, Axis-gf .ND vJ0 if GQ l .Q-KJ! -i ll Jw When did we decide to do this? Decide to work all year, stay up late, and spend countless evenings in moldy basements with typewriters in front of us? Why would someone want to do this? For some of us there was no choice, and for those fortunate or unfortunate to be our friends and acquaintances, the yearbook touched their lives also. The task is huge - to put together one hundred thirty-two pages of pictures, captions, and stories. The entire proiect takes a year to complete, and at the end of that year you learn to hate every aspect of a yearbook. Still, the staff works on. Through hardships like most deadlines or working on that last divider rather than studying for your En- glish mid-term, all of the time knowing you will be proud of what you finish. Of course a yearbook iust doesn't materialize. The work is complicated, and not everyone knows what to l S do. That's why the 1988 staff looked to a seminar put on by our publishers, Hunter Publishing Company. The backbone of our staff assembled at Westfield State College for four days of instruction about the production and marketing of a great yearbook. We also made contact with our yearbook representative Arnie Lohmann who for the next year would be our liaison with Hunter. Arnie helped us choose our cover and work our theme into our book. The Spirit of the lndian, Catch it . . . lf You Can is our theme, and with Arnie's help you will see the theme throughout the publication. Our experiences at Westfield proved in- formative, and more than prepared us for the work ahead. We left Westfield with great ideas No White Space! Captions For Pictures! and most importantly Plan Your Time Wisely! How were we to know the future? The color section was due in November, and where was the staff the night before the deadline? At Chris Trainor's house until one in the morning, but we finished. We went into our second deadline, early in February, vowing never to pull another allnighter, but to no avail. Mrs. Haseltine and her newest daughter Becky Bear put up with our antics for two weeks of these suicide mis- sions. And this would continue into Iune. Yes, we had graduated from high school, but not from the year- book. Maybe we weren't the most punctual staff, but we worked hard, and we have produced what we feel is the finest yearbook Grafton High has ever seen. The Staff: Co-Editors Karl Doane and Mark Hasel- tine, Michael Fields lphotographyl, Andrea Gilligan, leff McCann, Chris Trainor, Maureen Murphy, Missy Gagne, Mary lnman, Andy Pierce, Cindy Endriga. We'd like to extend a special thank-you to Mike Roseen, Channon Pichette, Cindy Clearwater, Tom Doane, Brian White, and Donna Girard. Significant Contri- butions - Mr. and Mrs. Trainor, Mrs. Haseltine, Mr. and Mrs. Doane, Gretchen Anderson, Valerie Sneade, Lisa Chiarenza and Todd Nicholson. Photos also by Larry Kenney and len Holmes. Advisor: Mrs. lulian, she bought the iunk food. .Q .4 V g.,.,, HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY Arnold Lohmann, Mdlord, MA ,,,- .-q. . , ads 4- I, 'nw 1'i W + 'N' ' ' i N ' .-31 u A x G ' ta mf' S , Q , . IR- -ol , U f-. H . , , . N1 'r ' Q- 'fl' '- , , . -'yt , ' -,L Q PK 1 1 'qt' . ' , -1 lr ' 14' I ld '1 5.1 I. X, ,V vi ni- ' be LQ .q A '. , ff- 'rrp' 'fe -N-. 1. L..-yy. In - I Ct ,Q A. .5 Q! -.-1 A T4 4 'NT' ' N ,f Qt- . I -'I ' .aft A 1 'Q' '. if gf ' 4,3 ' If A 1 .,j . - 44 , 4. ,'r-.i ,YJ l 74 ' .Q'j W .- f- vt ,J-ff ' 'J 1 rf. .J 61' ' 9 74' gf 30379000126906 SFI?