Marianhill High School - Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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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

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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

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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