Marianhill High School - Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1985 volume:

7450 of Zawleafo Class at all Cost QFacultyJ... 2 Going First Class Cfiraduatesj 10 Llp and Coming fdnderclass- rnenj ..................................... 22 Finesse at the Finish Line fSportsJ ................................. 38 Cultured Clubs fAc:tivitiesD .. 56 Ads ....................................... 72 Going First Class With The First Class Yearbook Staff: Sr. Muriel - Advisor Mrs. Brian - Advisor Lisa Phillips - Editor Karen Moriarty - Co-Editor Brenda Laporte -- Co-Editor A TOUCH OF CLASS geiisoo e .QM tg? f giggle I 3 -YL a - E059 Mb 1 ' f , 1 sa 4lM eww? fo? .MONPX r O' XX l - Q P9 QQQ.-Q. ?o'l 0'.' i A ' F 0 N . ' kb .'. ',:l 1. 5 .1 5 . t -. Q.: ' ' -TJ. - .fa ut - aim., - ,f- !1LDEPg Within the past year, there have been many changes in the way things are being done at Marianhill. In addi- tion to stressing the importance of academics and extra-curricular activi- ties the new administration has equal- ly stressed the essential ingredient of pride in all things. Many benefits have resulted from the change of adminis- tration. The improved areas of the school and the new look have raised the spirits of those involved with Mar- ianhill. Fr. Jalbert and Sr, Muriel have put many hours into the refurbishing of the school. The money that has been poured into Marianhill has been used wisely. The cafeteria was completely renovated. The walls were done over and silhouettes were painted on them: the silhouettes indicate our spiritual, academic and athletic pro- grams. New lockers were installed for the junior high students and electron- ic typewriters are at the fingertips of all the typing students. More important than the physical appearance of Marianhill is the atmo- sphere. The students are proud of the things they accomplish and they see more and more students getting in- volved in extracurricular activities. We hope to increase the enrollment and we are well on our way. Looking back on the past year and the school's academic and physical changes, we see how Marianhill is growing with A TOUCH OF CLASS. Marianhill Central Catholic H.S. 20 Marcy Street Southbridge, MA. 01550 1 Q ggi F1 A1 Zi fa 15 ff ,f 'Y 42, fp. 1 If 5 'r Our Faculty . . . so challenging . . . so demanding . . . so artistic . . . so creative . . . so understanding . . . so informative . . . so spiritual . . . so amiable . . . so devoted . . . so imaginative . . . ever so friendly . . . never to be forgotten. liiillllfti ei 11455 14 M11 6057 3 O...-NN a' -.n..v. Q ,,-N a' any-nur u-nu-was-ww..-N-A-sw-ss-Q-s x Q X 'l Q 1 : I 5' I 0 1 1 I 0 ' 3 2 I 1 2 s .-. I ' ' E .. F Q N, ,-'ll 'Q' 7 Q... Q 'Qf 2. Q 1 I ', ' ' ,' ', 'Q I If 5 ss 2 Q 4: .4 -5 5 Q, 2 E .ff ', 's 4 bf 1 ,o' N 'Q fn' n I 1 n, 55,4 Q' 'ui.-Q 'x.,,g.' lg ..' ,' '-.gi!...v' 2 '--nts-gs---' X 1 t ' - . N . - . ,I Q.. -las i 01. 1 Q- X ,Y 1 Q. qi gk J , ' 1 G :I le 0 ' Q 0 3 f 'Y I. . I . F5 :N W: . . I v. 1 u ' Q f - ' , .. , .. 1 M 'i ' I s I Q 1 s, Q 1 Q , Q 5 Q, s. 3-G 5 Q, QA -1- 1+ Q 9 ' - QQ a tx . - , . a Q - e. ,. . ., 51 un:23gE..::miP-wings --- .:....yr:... ..: QT-'I-IQ W V ivtliy it-ill A Word of Thanks Marianhill High School would like to take this opportunity to express sincere thanks to Most Reverend Timothy J. Harring- ton and Superintendent of Schools, Rev. James J. Aquino. Your interest, concern and pray- erful support is greatly appreci- ated by the Marianhill communi- ty. 4 Most Reverend Timothy J. Harrington . M. if E4 2 wwf Superintendent of Schools, Rev. James J. Aquino four 11:1 Fr. Norman Jalbert Sr. Muriel Audette, S.S.A. Miss Linda Bartolomei Mrs. Dara Brian Philosophy Pope John Paul ll stated that Catholic education must make a contribution to the church and to society. It must educate young men and women who will be capable and willing to as- sume tasks in the service of the community and of society in general and to bear witness to their faith before the world. And finally, to be what it ought to be, a Catholic school must set up, among its faculty and students, a real community which bears witness to a living and operative christianity, a community whose sincere commitment is for development of the total in- dividual. lt is this goal to which Marianhill Junior-Senior High School is dedicated. X rf: Y c Mrs. Kathleen Brown Mrs. Mary Chosta Fr. Chester Devlin 5 x X , X, Miss Eileen Donahue BB! - - A. ,Sz .:':5 --?5- I'. ...- 150. .- -I 'fc' ,, . . .-- . 1-3. -3.' . Q. Q, N 3 , 3.5. .- V. Q. -1. ... -1 Miss Mary Lou Hart ii, Mr. John Pace Mr. Clifford Muldoon Mr, Richard Niddrie 2 f Q52- ? 2 l ' . Y : r' i 55s.K f1' l g an Q . 3. .3231 ff 5 Mrs, Kathleen Peloquin Mrs. Juliette Archambeault Mrs. Lorraine Croke Mrs. Pauline Maramo Mrs. Phyllis Lamontagne A Word to Mrs. L Some people go through life with- out having met anyone who has in- spired them to think of greater heights. We, the Senior class, have met that person here on the faculty at Marianhill. Mrs. Phyllis Lamontagne is that person. We are most grateful for all that has been done for us. Mrs. Lamontagne, or Mrs. L as she is affectionately known, came to Mar- ianhill when we were beginning our freshman year of high school. We be- gan one of the greatest challenges of our life: to attend all of Mrs. L's Eng- lish classes and to pass them. She, unselfishly, has given us more than we could ever return. Her dedication and perseverance reaches far deeper than just teaching us what is re- quired. And so, we have learned more than just Literature from her: we have learned how to give, how to be unself- ish, and how to sacrifice for the sake of others. We have learned that we can reach beyond the wildest expec- tations that we and others have placed on us. Mrs. Lamontagne has shown us how to surmount all obsta- cles. Mrs. L, thank you for being you and for all that you have done. We will always love you. 7 I 1 iff - ., - 4 fiaffb JE.. ra , A 4 Q f Q ,qdwwlllf 1-s-.......,-. 3' T211-,,,,..,L a --'S '-N... if 32152 'Uv up -... ,N M 1 - -.4 , A ' -a,..,,,mq ,f,.,. M ' A-N' V-'T' .1 - . f i x A , .1 T wane oon the Class of 1985, the Senior class, our class, will be leaving Marianhill to live our adult lives. We will leave behind our high school years, but take with us the memories. During our years at Marianhill, we have been touched both academically and socially, by the administration, the faculty and our fellow students. You have been our family, our friends. Because of you, we will do everything with pride, with A Touch of Class. , ln-.. r 77257 6 SS Suzanne Sue May 29. 1967 Southbridge, MA Basketball, Drama Club, Volleyball, Photo Club, Softball, Musicals. Life is too important to be taken seri- ously. Upon leaving Marianhill, I would like to offer a few words of wisdom to my friends here. Life is important - Beaudry take it seriously but not too seriously. High school years are the best. You should laugh and enjoy life and your friends as much as you can. Make the best of your Marianhill years. Before leaving, l'd like to say thanks to all at Marianhill for making my past six years here the best. There is one person l'll never for- get. l'll love you always, Dave Hillis. Kathryn Canty Kate May 9, 1967 Southbridge, MA Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Prom Committee. Pseudo , Basically , Wicked Ta- boo My many days at Marianhill Seemed at times like a bitter pill. lt sometimes felt like there'd be no end, But the broken hearts always did mend. Wherever you look there was a friend, Robert Scott October 25, 1967 Tonawonda, N.Y. Ski Club, Baseball, Computer Club. Born to be wild 12 Someone always had a helping hand to lend. The times were good, the times were bad, l'll always remember the times we've had. As l look back on memories, so fond Time will never break the many bonds. l'll keep you all close to my heart, But l wish we'd never have to part. There comes a time to say goodbye, But the memories of you, all, will nev- er die. Chaphe Favorite Song: Then Came The Last Days of May Favorite Group: Blue Oyster Cult Favorite Color: Black Goal in Life: To make money time Sean Costa September 27, 1967 Southbridge, MA Fare thee well, and if forever, still for- ever fare thee well. Byron l say farewell to everyone, lt's time for me to go. You've touched me in a special way, And you've really helped me grow. I hope that we will meet again, Because you mean a lot to me. And who knows what the future holds For it's very hard to see. David Flynn December 14, 1967 Worcester, MA Computer Club, Chess Club. The man who dies with the most toys, wins. The many thoughts Of change: My life has Changed . . . My schooling Changing me . . . For the best. My school sets My goals at The best. My school has Changed Me . . . My life.. My future. Anthony Germano Tony Computer Club, Literature Magazine, NHS, Newspaper, Student Council, Editor of Play Booklet. lt was during those difficult times that l carried you. As man travels the different paths of life, he is faced with various situa- tions. Some roads will be very smooth for him, well lit by sunshine and garnished by the beauty of flow- ers. Others, however, will be rocky and filled with sadness and trials. lt is the wise man who sits back and takes in the beauty of God's creation while on the first path, examines, learns and strives through the second path, and gives thanks, daily, for the people around him that he shares both paths with. 13 William A. Hickman Bill , Bah October 31, 1966 Musical, Computer and Chess Club Sounds like a personal problem to H ITIS. Hold fast to dreams, For if dreams die, Life is a broken wing bird, That cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams, For when dreams go, Life is a barren field of Frozen snow. Stephen Chooch January 16, 1967 Worcester, MA Computer Club, Chess Club Work hard and you shall succeed. My years at Marianhill were very special. l thoroughly enjoyed all the Brenda Bertha , Tuggy March 12, 1968 Yearbook, NHS, Basketball, Softball, Cross Country, t'So what are we doing this week- end? Over the years, l have seen many changes both in myself and in the school. My previous introverted man- ner, which could have been mistaken as arrogance, is no longer a part of me. As for the changes in administra- tion, athletics, academics and the 14 Remember these words with heart and soul. Do your best and achieve your goal. School is short and does not last Your years at MHS will soon be past. For l know, Often times l've wished them away Only now to realize l want to go back and relive a day. Reverse my time and start a new . . . You think l'm kidding but you'll see. Your day will come and you too will think like me. J. Kupiec time spent at school, from being with my friends to the learning which took place in each class. Right now my days at high school are numbered, but the future says keep on going. . .Life goes on. . .All l want to say is, I wish the best to every- one. Laporte physical appearance of MHS, l feel that they are a plus. l have accom- plished things to be proud of in the areas of academics, of athletics and l see the realization of certain goals. A certain achievement l am proud of is receiving the Harvard Book Prize in my junior year. Fortunately, my par- ents, teachers, and former headmas- ter, Mr. Doyle, have supported me in my endeavors. I leave MHS happy and with much pride in myself and a great deal of pride in my school. Stephen Larks March 27, 1967 Southbridge, MA Ski Club, Musical, Newspaper, NHS, French Club, European Club, Class Officer, Soccer, Basketball, Baseball How's it going? Pet Peeve: When you have a really bad seat at a concert. Larkin Favorite song: Going For The One Close To the Edge Favorite group: YES Favorite color: Blue Goal in life: To get my PhD Stephen will most likely be remem- bered for wearing shorts to school and having Athens pizza delivered to the school. Colleen Lemanski Red , Coll , Oatmeal November 28, 1967 Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, Chess Club, French Club, Prom Com- mittee. Back in ninth grade, l was so shy. Ask anyone, that's no lie. Now Kate and l love to fool Lots of times we loose our cool. We have a new headmaster who is really keen, Now we have golf, tennis, and volley- ball teams. The cafeteria got a new coat of paint The smell still makes you faint. At school there are different sports Most of which we play on a court. Softball, volleyball and basketball have been fun, But now my years at Marianhill are done. Every day has gone by fast, Soon high school will be a part of my past. But l can be happy as the days pass, Knowing they went with A Touch of Class. Maura Mclntyre uMOe1v November 3, 1967 Scituate, MA Varsity Cheerleading One's not half two, two are halves of one. FRIENDS Friends are hard to come by, Friends are hard to choose, A real friendship never dies Good friends you never loose. Friends are not like autumn leaves You find everywhere But friends are like diamonds Very precious and rare. Thanks class of '85 for being my FRIENDS! 15 Karen Moriarty Kar October 11, 1967 Southbridge, MA NHS, Class officer, Basketball, Year- book, Softball, Prom Committee, Computer, Newspaper, and Chess Club The contribution l've made to the growth of MHS is minimal in compari- sion to what the school has contribut- ed to my growth. My experiences with academics, extracurricular ac- tivities and friendships have brought to my attention the tremendous Steven Morrs Jarnuary 26, 1967 Milford, Conn. Computer Club, Chess Club, Back- gammon Club, Basketball, Baseball, Soccer I understand about indecision but l don't care if l get behind, people living in competition, all l want is to have my peace of mind. Boston amount of responsibility the world de- mands. My positions as president of NHS, president of my class and co-editor of the Yearbook have allowed me to de- velop my skills of leadership and of dealing effectively with people. ln- deed, I have learned how to work with people and how to make decisions and stand by them. l have been fortunate enough to have the backing of my friends when l needed it most, and l wish to thank them for all their support. Morrill Pet Peeveg bad influences Favorite Song: What ls And What Should Never Be Favorite Groups: Foreigner, Led Zep- pelin, .38 Special, Aerosmith Favorite Color: Blue Goal in Life: To be successful, healthy, and rich Most Likely To Be Remembered For: Being last when finishing tests Sarah Morrison October 12, 1967 Southbridge, MA Cheerleading, Student Council, Ski Club, Musical 16 Happiness is a butterfly which when pursued by us is just beyond our grasp but if we will sit down quietly, may alight upon you Ronald Motyka Captain Mo , Moky August 23, 1966 Southbridge, MA Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Trivia Club. Hey Big Guy The changes at Marianhill especial- ly in the area of discipline have brought more than order, they have brought respect and responsibility. The mutual respect of administration and faculty has fostered a common bond called trust. This trust has been shown in the giving of responsibility to each student. However, this new responsibility is not considered a bur- den rather it is looked upon as a privi- lege. The students seem happy and they seem to realize that caring and interest can go a long way. Lisa Phillips Liz , Liser , Brain February 18, 1967 Basketball, Softball, Musical, NHS, Computer, Newspaper, Student Council, Yearbook. Never measure the height of a mountain until you reach the top. Soon l'll be saying goodbye, at least temporarily, to all my friends: Marian- hill and my classmates. I came as a Brian MF-fogn July 5, 1967 Webster, MA Basketball, NHS, Computer Club, Chess Club, Trivia Club What? During my years at Marianhill, I have benefited both intellectually and emotionally due to the efforts and in- terest of the students and faculty. The people at Marianhill have helped me to become a better person. In turn, I have tried to help others: those stu- bespecled, unsure, awkward Seventh grader and I will be leaving as a ma- ture, responsible adult. I would like to thank everyone, fac- ulty and students, and all my friends, who helped me become the young adult. Though I have never often men- tioned it, nor often showed it, per- haps, I'll remember all of you. I love you all. Veinot dents in need of my talents in comput- ers and in math. During the past few months, there have been many changes in the school. I know that in the next few years even more changes will take place and my only regret is that I will not be here to witness a new growth. The Marianhill Class of '85 is an extremely wonderful class. The stu- dents are very warm and caring. I am grateful for my Marianhill experience. I will miss both faculty and students. 17 Dorf! make me laugh. I'm posing for a candid! 'hull Homework always makes me happy OJ I8 .l ,v A gal!! I 5 4 I. . -..um:a..W .iQ ANN X X x X X .. ,.. A U I k fx X R ,ff k N ' A 2 '-N 'X N. 1' Sm X 1 X11 DEEEVIOUS. Mr. Spock. HA, HA, HA, HA, HA!!! Now, is that accurate or is it precise? -J '-1 ..,: 4. 4 I I l 'F 'V' lf lifts 'JbiU9'gfQL?C 'Fi gf? It ts FE Exif From Top to Bottom: Class Representatives, Maura Mclntyre, Sarah Morrison, Treasurer, Colleen Lemanski, Secretary, Kate Canty, Vice President, Steve Larkin, President. Karen Moriarty. 19 Exchange Student N Ev TL! The Rugged Individuals 20 The Artistic Touch Bashful Bunch T .r ', 'Wi , ar, The Scholarly Approach Fashion Flair JI Sf-V 1 . nning Attitude Senior Superlatives Zl 1 Q' 9 his 6 'gn Q- A X 6' - , we 'ff io, 4 'r'.tf6 F f he youngest class, the class of 1990, will be graduating at the beginning of a new decade. This year's eighth grade class is readying to enter high school. The ninth graders are looking forward to choosing their class rings, a symbol of their high school years. The Junior Class is T TWW ' ' 'lnyfwizrl ,- , g I, , 'lfgififlf preparing to take the place of the Seniors, preparing for their adult lives. We, as underclassmen, are readying ourselves for the days after Marianhill, taking with us an important ideal: Let all that we do be done with pride! awning egaaadce 23 if l N.-54 -ff Kathy Alberque AnnMarie Beauboeuf Laura Belanger Vance Brousseau l -M-: .BJ AN '-.4 David Brown Michael Brunstetter David Croke Justin Earls Sarah Ferguson '83 I ..I ,v-P 3 Susan Gibson Wayne Graves Kristen Hennessey Tara lgoe David Kelley A Word From The Class Of '86 While the class of '86 may not be very orthodox in its ways, we are a fun group. Never lacking in spirit or in unity, we aspire to be the best class Marianhill has ever known, With such a wide variety of talent, how could we be anything but the best. Next year we will be missing the seniors, but hopefully, we will be more than ade- quate replacements. Christopher Marino 24 ,. C f 5- Q? Fw' ffl sl QC? . ., , ,4, N J' - 'X ESQ 1 C his ' ' ,, ,. wc, 2 N-1 ,, I I M Stephen Lundfigan Christopher Marino Julie Marquardt Maureen Morrill SP 'S-ly Henry Phillips Lon Sampson Carlos Santa David Santa Anne Marie Servant Ernest Thayer Class Officers Left to right in above photo: Secretary: AnnMarie Servant President: Christopher Marino Vice President: Tara lgoe Treasurer: Susan Gibson 25 A Word From The Class of '87 Speaking as President of the Soph- omore class, our major goal is to raise money. We intend to do this by hav- ing dances, car washes, and bake sales. Once we earn the money, we are going to use it to put on a great prom. ln addition to this goal, we also hope to unite the class as well as the school. Doing this will make it easier to work together, to have pride in ev- erything we do. Hopefully everything we do, will be done with A Touch Of Class. David Hillis Karen Cummings Michael Cunningham Bonnie DiPietro Scott EIIIS Xxx 7 f gr' 'Hr I A Jennifer Gauthier N ,rf A Timothy Houde Anthony Gentili 4 4 C? Michelle Harris Jil 11 -, l X N wrwau I lilly 4 Michelle Hryzan E Gary Loconto N,J ACK Maria Lundrigan Scott Maramo Melissa Morrison ,Q . 'i Paul-Dana Lanois nr W' N Q. B, Us Roderick Murphy . 'n f-A 9 l f 9 3 ' l 5 , a ' T : ' Q Q .Q Lv A 4 ,ng Edward Lemanski 'tl I J., -.l Q E ., I ' 1 if Todd Musci Class Officers Left to right: Secretary: Karen Ceppetelli President: David Hillis Treasurer: Glenn Purcell Vice President: Lisa Alberque 27 If is Andrea Norton Ronald Obuchowski Daniel Olstza 1 1' .. ai. Glenn Purcell 96 pg' ' L 1 . N, x hh'2 2 Christopher Roy - - Q L 759' Barbara Saad Laura St. John Keith Sivret Douglas Smith Jennifer Spelman 1 Shari Stevens John Troy Amy Trudeau Debra Tully Kathy Veinot 'X ,Y Tracy Asselin Kathleen Bergin Joanne Bousquet if pf- Y? Jeanne Brennan Christina Brown Karen Brunstetter A Word From The Class Of '88 The Freshman Class's major goal this year is to start what we hope will become an annual tradition. The Sunday before Val- entines Day, we wish to hold a Mass, served by Fr. Jalbert, in our gym for students and their families. After the Mass, we will have a brunch in the cafeteria. We feel that this will bring our family closer together. We also wish to accomplish a sense of pride and school spirit, all done with A Touch Of Class. Shannon Shropshire ji -vi 'gf Daryl Caouette John Caucis Chris Chaph S A 3' David Christensen Christos Chios l E P v Class Officers Y? 6. 5. 1 A I Left to Right: Vice President: Jilanne Savary Treasurer: f Karen Brunstetter President: , Shannon Shropshire Secretary: Karen Cunningham vs S y 29 it if Kelly Cummings Karen Cunningham fs- 1' 454' r Michelle Ethier 1' Michael Faford . , 'L I K Sherri Gallant Andrew Hale Scott Hemingway Gordon Jaksa - if 4' 1, Derek Fournier Y. Kristine Kelley Melissa Kneeland Craig Laliberte Seth Loconto Glenn Madison Tara Mclntyre 17' i I ,.,l l M e. Q cgi ,X Q Maria Miner Jonathan Motta ff' s Y. . ,,,. kbx 2, . Jilanne Savary Shannon Shropshire Lori Obuchowski pq 1'- In Thomas Sirard Q., . gi 49' wr.. Z' 1 W. Ar X HW ,-7, l 'ig ,J Tiffany Rourke Kristen Russell 1 r Adam Skrzypczak Nadine Slein f'9' fix Gerald Splaine Elizabeth Strack Kim Tremblay Chrigtgpher Twomey John Whitcore 'Q if -NW? I s. ff' 1 4'- -15 '.,- wg, 1 Dawn Bachand Melissa Barry Christopher Bartoli Michael Beckett Dan Brigham I A' Shawn Chisholm Kevin Coughlin Pamela Craw Julie Culliton Tracy Dudgeon S, 2 15,47 iii Self Qs., Stephen Flynn Stacy Gallaway Kelly Gaulin Brian Gauthier Franklin Hammond Class of '89 4: 5 . ' 1 VI l 1 f 'GJ-Y Amy Houde Michelle Kelly I. L af ,fa 'S-I Abby Kenerson Jessica Klem Melanie Kneeland , I Ya.:-I' Mary LaFranchise Karen Laliberte Edmund Langlois Jennifer Laporte Pamela Lavallee 33 , . 1.. I l I A Michelle Leblanc Rebecca Lemanski Paul Marino VY A ,,,.....-V I if , E ku W 1 1-np Kristine Pennella if J' Matthew Rosen V11 Q: if K , . W I N H L.-- X1 Christian Petersen Michael Piltzecher Claudia Pitelli Scott Poitras 1 J 15 4-Q 4. Q- I 1.1 I X l Justin Ryan George Santa Tamie Shilale Christina Surprise I N. , WE Tricia Thayer Jennifer Walsh Robert Zaniewski Michelle Paul Class Officers 1 ' x I I i Left to Right: Secretary: Mary LaFranchise Treasurer: Rebecca Lemanski President: Justin Ryan Vice President: Paul Marino 34 'ibn Y'-W' Rachel Amoresano Shannon Antos Juby Barnes Richard Bergin W1 gf Q 4 David Bourdelals Paula Brown Diann Caucls Stefan Chios I 7' Michael Bourdeau 1 3 wx.,-2' 3 , , ,Z ,vw Keith Doucette ff Q! Wu. V' y,...f+' i,i, Dane Falafdeau Scott Fltlglbbons Keith Fournier Laura Gentili Christopher Grieve Class of 90 .J S04 Matthew Grieve Wayne Hemingway Damon Hickman John Joyce xXx: 1' - ,A-. Jason Lopomardo Jeff Hillis Meaghan Mclntyre Yr., Z1 - Patricia Moriarty Class Officers Treasurer: Kevin Splaine Vice President: Dane Falardeau Secretary: Paula Brown President: Rachel Amoresano 4'- 'Y' Christian Mortensen 5 i 2 2 a X27 - Jennifer Motta Kellie Musci YJ i Eff x Dale Obuchowski Patrick O'Leary I in 117' 00' l wr-fd Gregory Page Eric Parrettie Cheryl Petersen 9-Z7 1 7 1 .f..A Heather Plumb Tricia Podlasek Sean Ryan Mary Skrzypczak Kerry Slein ...LI Q-07 12,7 Kevin Splaine Jonathan Strack Amy Theriault Erin Warner Daniel Wrona N mx f- bw I-W1 gnu- WX I A5- 37 1761, PM 3 dnewe 1 1 urray! Things are definitely looking up at MHS in the athletic department. Three new sports, volleyball, golf, and tennis have been added to the much improved sports program. Also, there have been a few newcomers welcomed on our athletic faculty. Mr. Mayes, our athletic director, has done a super job in scheduling games, recruiting other players and obtaining new uniforms and equipment. Due to the rising interest and enthusiasm of the students, Marianhill is sure to see many winning seasons in the future. l , . TY A . amd .Zane 39 On The Move On a late summer in August, seven- teen people formed the Marianhill soccer Team. On November 1, 1984, the team's final record stood at 4-11- 1. ln order to have achieved this feat, the soccer team possessed two traits, determination and perseverance, which challenged them to be the best team possible. They repeatedly heard the words of their new coach Dave DiGregorio: Go out there with pride and class. . if 40 Q72 f- il.. f N. , v i 4' - Q, V - ' '7 . 2 ' X ' - ff .' f-ima? ' K, LN 1 fvrv-vvslat., ,, if - -' -- ,-v-ails-'bw 1 g. --r' ,, .,,4ni2.. -' Q it Q1-' 'xr fx. -t,,,,, b, A J i 1 xg, ' .tiff Gr ' if ' . .t , ' ' ' 1 'A-fffif ,Q f ' 1 Q41-+4 mo' . , 5 If T .Y Q- '14, -A Argliis Y ,.Au 41 - ,. . A. gf fel A. -W-T N N K2 n n as V D A? ...J - - K L fi -iizlin I 3 0 swf? we 'Dr ' 'dn . ,,... me ,V . EF . lm ,Q A . mwah .N ,., .5 pls . In lower left hand corner from left to right, Back row: John Whitcore, Warren Fontaine, Ronald Obuchowski, Edward Lemanski, Michael Beaudry, David Hillis, Roderick Murphy, Todd Musci, David Christensen, David DiGregorio lCoach5 Front row: Dale Obuchowski, Seth Laconto, Chris Roy, Glen Purcell, Ronald Motyka lCap.J Michael Cunningham, and Scott Maramo. - - .cg-is uri' ,fy VH . sjfizq--:-. ,f. M f '1- airy., 'Km X A vw. , up ' .,s ,,,,.,e ,J 2 Q , 'X W, + A . ., . v - 3 im ' A ' -X ' -,... 0' - - .W i-gh-ilvjfwfb- . ' .- ,Jr ,-1 , -',n-,-'qabs wwf . fe-.. f-egvffe' L-V, .,.- 41 A Marianhill Classic When one hears the names Wimb- ledon, the World Series, or the Olym- pics, one thinks of classics. Another sports classic destined to be added to this illustrious list is: The Annual Mar- ianhill Volleyball Tournament. The First Annual Tournament was held on October 19, 1984. The partici- pants included parents, faculty and students. The Friday night of the tournament was one filled with excitement, chal- lenge, competition, and just plain family enjoyment. Truly, we are off to a good startg we are on our way to greater happenings and events. Finals: Bubba's Bandits vs. Musci's Maulers Game 1: 10-15 QMaulers7 Game 2: 12-15 fMaulersJ 'T V ' 42 'J I x ,fa Qu Q, O f ' E ff' lgfzff YP- V 4 :t if 4f'r 'r 'Y nf: f 5' Whyf, Wg-'ah Parents giving students a workout!! wa-v.,Q W. sv-, in Twisted Sisters vs. The Suds and the Bubblettes. The Suds went down the drain ' I Say Phosphate 43 Cats on the Run ln early September, Junior, Sue Gibson and Sophomore, Shari Ste- vens unfortunately discovered that MHS did not plan on having a girls cross-country team this year. Due to their determination to have a team, they asked an experienced runner, Meg Fox, to coach and also encour- aged other girls to join them in form- ing a team. The team had only two meets this year, one versus Notre Dame Acade- my andthe other versus Bartlett High School. However, in both meets, the team demonstrated spirit, determina- tion, and class. Senior, Brenda La- porte, placed first for MHS in both meets and third fversus Notre Damel and sixth lversus Bartlettj overall. Not far behind her were Sue Gibson and Shari Stevens. Laura St. John, Maria Lundrigan, Kris Kelley, Melissa Kneeland, Jennifer Gauthier, Tricia Podlesak, Michelle Harris, and Nata- sha Asturias also reached the line. , f.0WMwpw Mmadlif' if ,S fc. s ii . 44 Top row from left to right: Meg Fox fCoachl, Maria Lundrigan, Jennifer Gauthier, Christine Kelley, Natasha Asturias, Laura St. John, Tri- cia Podlasak. Bottom row, from left to right: Sue Gibson, Shari Stevens, Brenda Laporte, Michelle Har' ris, and Melissa Kneeland. XX. t Wifi? Ji, -i - -it Jef 45 COACHES: CREATIVITY, CHARACTER, and CLASS New faces have appeared on the Marianhill athletic staff. As previously mentioned, Marian- hill now has an enthusiastic ath- letic director, Mr. Ron Mayes. An athletic director can be very important to a school's success in athletics. The job includes the scheduling of games, the pur- chasing of new uniforms and equipment, and even the task of encouraging students to join the schools' teams. Joining Mr. Mayes in the ranks are Mrs. Jeannine Lambert. QGirls' Soft- ball and Basketballl, Mrs. Marga- ret Fox CCross-Countryl, Ms. Cindi Wood CJ.V. Softballl, Ms. Linda Bartolomei CVolleyballJ Mr. Alan Beaudry CGirls' Basket- ball assist.J Mr. Gerry Nadeau fBoys' Varsity Basketballl, Mr. Ken Sivret fJ.V. Boys' Basket- balll, Mr. David DiGregorio CSoc- cerl and Mr. John Pace fBase- ballj. Hopefully, these deter- mined coaches will put MHS where it belong, IN THE DIS- TRlCTSl i X 46 YILIIW5 25 QS- Miss Linda Bartolomei To the left: Mr. Alan Beaudry and Mrs. Jeannine Lambert, the girls' bas- ketball coaches, stand proudly with the captains, Kate Canty and Karen Moriarty. Mrs. Meg Fox Mr. John Pace Mr. Gino Manzi A i QW! mi Tn Mrs. Jeannine Lambert Mr. Gerry Nadeau x f 'w Mr, Ken Sivret Miss Cindi Wood Marianhill would like to thank Gino Manzi for his dedication to the junior varsity boys' basketball team. Gino left his coaching position to continue his studies at Nichols College. 47 f'N .sk ' 'li ffl' , ' Ti if 0 1 u' 3 5 'raw' Q 1 is 4 4 LET'S BOCJGIE!! ICQ, -gf A J The Season BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL December ll Douglas 13 Tourtelotte 17 N. Brookfield 19 at Quaboag 27 Christmas Tourney 28 Christmas Tourney January 2 at Bancroft ll at Notre Dame CFitch.l 15 Marianapolis 18 Tantasqua 22 Bay Path 24 Eagle Hill 28 St. IVlary's February 1 Notre Dame CFitch.l 5 at Bay Path 8 Whitinsville 13 at St. Mary's 19 Sutton WILDCAT CIIRLS O THE PRCDWL Canty's 27 points propels Wildcats to 53-37 triumph - Playing what coach Jeannine Lambert described as a super game, the Marianhill Central Catho- lic High School girls defeated St. Mary's yesterday, 53-37. The game was dominated by Kate Canty, who scored 27 points and hauled down 18 rebounds. She played a terrific game, Lam- bert said. lt was a good day all-around for the Wildcats as Lambert said they played 50 excellent offensively, defensively - and we hit our free throws. In addition to Canty's 27 points, Chris Brown score lO, Karen Brun- stetter nine, Karen Cunningham eight, and Karen Moriarity one. Marianhill, now 4-7, put the game away early as it jumped to a 28-17 halftime lead. Lambert said she hopes the Wild- cats end the season on a high note by reaching the .500 mark. Back row from left to right: Assis- tant Coach, Alan Beaudry, Erin Warner, Lori Obuchowski, Chrissy Brown, Karen Brunstetter. Kris Kel- ley, Jen Laporte, Brenda Laporte, Jen Walsh, Tracy Dudgeon, Sandy Santa, Coach Jeannine Lambert. Front row from left to right: Karen Cunningham, Sue Beaudry, Co-Cap- tain Kate Canty, Co-Captain Karen Moriarty, Colleen Lemanski, Becky Lemanski and Pati Moriarty. FOUL! 51 JU ICR VARSITY RIM RANTINGS Help Me! l think the ball is stuck to my hand! 1 ' 7 f fm c. L . ,figl V '-'V t : 1-'ur xv- Y ' .Q ' lil-5111 l l R Nb, 5 fx I40',, -1 Q N K .' 'xx 'I 4 vxixw X Back row from left to right: Ronald Obu- chowski, Scott Maramo, Rod Murphy, Mike Beaudry, Paul Dana-Lanois, Ed Lemanski, and Coach Ken Sivret. Front row from left to right: David Christen- sen, Glenn Purcell, Dave Hillis, Doug Smith, and Todd Musci. 52 JU IOR HIGH BUYS HOCDP i HANDS LIP, EVERYONE! Back row from left to right: Dale Obuchowski, Keith Doucette, Matthew Leduc, and Coach Mike Balcom. Front row from left to right: Kevin Splaine, Richard Bergin, Jeff Hillis and Scott Fitzgibbons. 53 W' Sv Lf,- v,4?,,1,. ,-I if dh, ' ,. Q ,. fa' 1 Q . ' v ' A . . if 0 Jai M 1.2 ff X 'z, Q 1 1 . 1 . I l .:, , .I ' X I 'fn N H 'g' Ss 1 x . v 'e 1 1 f . 3 ., . X .x K x -Xu ' M '- ,. , A 1 mix. 'o ' f, . I , nf L L ' 1 . .tn 4 . I-.Jn it air: 3 Sh. 4, A 4 in .- ., I' X O 'v x ' F I ' .I A 'Z 2 19' 1 3 1 , ---r-' ff ith the new look at Marianhill and the increased sports program, came the variety of school activities. A student can choose from newspaper to yearbook, trivia to master mind, drafting to skiing. ln addition to these choices, there is also the annual musical, the April vacation trip, the Snowball and the ever-popular prom. Old and new activities have combined to make a student's life more than just academics. dt 'E' Mba? .- I Eh f I ' .U Q J 'l i ' J, 'Z mil1l 4 ' l X .1 57 ik, 'f 'fl-7 ,Qi .. . '.'- U fy f f5i-Es? lf: s v N ' KN '-r It .' ' I 9' y ' 44 f 1 'nu D A ,h 1 ' ', ,V . Z' 3 'A 1' X .W Wh' ' W5 f, yi '5fT'?if9y W sg, ' K- w.,,.f,w ,., 3 E. -A 5 wig . , in 1 n - A , - 5' 4 '-I I q, fr V Y l V TF V Xxx' if KK' i KY' sl F., . HN!-' Tin! M 'MQ 1, 9i, Q . ff if .,,, Q 1 -sl' f' ', 1 A . I v NX xx Q x -f , Xxx ,ne l . of Marianhill V. , - - , Q v F . 1 , N X 1 I 1 H a Q I 6 1 fi ,' . 1 P' Jljne 5, 1913 - June 23, 1984 Thank you Sister Helen for being paft f our lives. . ,F ' Ax f P .1 .71 4' Ze 'mf V 'F K As ,ff A .Y 6? C, S '27 , , I1 Q, Lum ti '-' Q! 2 ' 2 V Q ' 4 R fx 1- 'Gouc -w 249' C' . ,.,1 MJ A Y , ' 1 , ffav 9g4i'f I 1 ,I -9 f gun? i 3 X 2? 4 'W For just Love the , ' ' A N A Q ul' Aggxxkx I we fi ig Q ww, J ' ' . ! 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Darcg Blake Diane Alicia long 0 o g o .Q o o Q Q Congratulation Class of '85 93 the Classes at Marianhill Class of 1989 Good Luck to the Se iors from Class of 1990 Class of 1986 Class of 1985 Class of 1988 Class of 1987 PATRCDNS Mr S Mrs Davld Kelley S Famlly Mr S Mrs M1chaelT Mclntyre Mr S Mrs Roger L Fournler Jr A Frlend Mr S Mrs Rlchard Laporte SPONSORS Tom E S Donna J Falls Bernard 6 Nancy Gauthler Mr. 8 Mrs. Edward Beaudry fl 95 E , 4 1 4.4 7 'up V1 O F' Q . ii -,. W . of N 1 o 7 v L ,: j 'r I Hffrlvi 1 'D F' 0 gf-'g '- 3 k. '.,- 05:-1 1. 'J:.i. ,U I 4 Y 3 yi ,KQ 2 ' 1 Q Y L... ' - 6, Q , 4,- ' Y c 1 Q Q -, ue' sf. gn. fi O 0 1 -5 A EAA I SV- .' ' YJ A. 4 Flu? 4 4 yn In Q A arianhill Gllazzicz QIAHEIEEE E l 'Y' -r ixx wi' From March 29 through the 31st, a talented cast of players presented Camelot. SPRI G ACTIO 5 i . l 5' xx l t 'iv 4' z ln above photo from left to right: Rachel Amoresano, Erin Warner, Maura Gee, l hope this next pitch is a strike. Mclntyre, Tara Mclntyre, and Coach Cliff Muldoon. l ' l l ln above photo from left to right: Kelly Cummings, Lynn Annese. Karen Cummings. Karen - Brunstetter, Lori Obuchowski, Brenda Laporte, Sue Beaudry, and Coach Linda Bartolomei. Bottom row from left to right: Tracy Asselin, Kristen Russell, Co'Captain Karen Moriarty, Co- A Captain Kate Canty, and Patti Moriarty. Missing: Amy Trudeau, Melissa Morrison, and Maria , Lundrigan. I know I can hit that ball! 98 ln the top row from left to right: Assistant Coach John Pace, Justin Earls, Glenn Purcell, Dave Kelley, Daryl Caouette, Dave Christensen, and Coach Ron Mayes. Bottom row from left to right: Mike Beaudry, Steve Morrill, Captain Ron Motyka, and Scott Ellis. Missing: Ernie Thayer, Mike Brunstetter, and Sonny Splaine. POP IT, KATE!! ln the right hand corner: Coach Cliff Muldoon, Tony Germano, Scott Maramo, and Timothy Houde. s' T few, A. 4 ,. .3-Q1-9 5,1 ri Q Y' ,te --4L.z..x:Es.l,... 4 F- its 'Y .' 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X' ,L g 'S,' ti! s .Alu A a Y 41' ' .7 4, w. 1- . 3, ' ffm , -'tg 445, YH, 'at K .wiv L k Jr -, on . ut ' 7 ' 'lv' 'U' ' Q J, - g ,-I x ' 4- fn' . nf ' if M, .. ,A 5.51 P ': f T17 , .- f 4-5- ' -fs phi' A 2 . ' QF . -,, - 8 R , I-f-as -- V . on ,L r,,f!Ff..5,t 4- - it P- , wi- ', 'T r sy' Q 'I avg I Qs . up , f a, le. , 'r J, , . ...9, .,' - 1 'Y' . ,. Y nail il Q i 99 lu .pf ,U I .A CNNNINGS BE 102 I iff 1985 Comm Lisa Phillips delivers the Salutatorian Address to the family, friends and guests of the Class of '85, Sl l QW ,. ff C1 ff: 953 if 'Q 9 ' n ,g'x ls fr 00 2 6 H ?f A is gi.. w fl' 'awp' '2 'S -vf. ,ww rv m ,bl - f. 'HT .lv f 2 M -Q ,Tix 1:1 5 l 3 a 1 1 I 'Heaven fprom 1985 The Juniors, shown here, contributi' their talents to the success of thi prom. Those guys are just Will THINGS K i 7-I. Karen Moriarty reigns supreme! Karen was chosen as prom Queen 1985. She is shown with her date and witr her court. i i Everyone hart iIy approved of the fine job that Miss Hart and the class of '86 did in making prom '85 a night to remember. - I