Millbury Memorial High School - Aftermath Yearbook (Millbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1981 volume:

Soe sy n bo oa Ape ie cs ; ‘ah as Fatih ; og tae Ye eee f , a. + ar ie reeea a. “ = oie. OS Pee td ¥ tien B oo aes alga® Tr, - 4 a . amiga NS Cle eee aon ut Few yh Hy: + i way RPS : Mg ' as; ape: ot Millbury Memorial High School 12 Martin Street Millbury, Massachusetts Aftermath 1981 (omnia annie vuianmenisens Table of Contents: Dedication page 4 Appreciation page 5 The Year in Review page 6 Clubs page 8 Sports page 27 Underclassmen page 72 Seniors page 81 Special Events page 104 Graduation page 130 School Personnel page 133 Advertisements page 143 Special Recognition page 166 Along The Road Dan Fogelberg Joy at the start Fear in the journey Joy in the coming home A part of the heart Gets lost in the learning Somewhere along the road. Along the road Your path may wander A Pilgrim’s faith may fail Absence makes the heart grow fonder Darkness obscures the trail, Cursing the quest Courting disaster Measureless nights forebode Moments of rest Glimpses of laughter Are treasured along the road. Along the road your steps may stumble Your thoughts may start to stray But through it all a heart held humble Levels and lights your way. Joy at the start Fear in the journey Joy in the coming home A part of the heart is lost in the journey Somewhere along the road. ei Bang oe We RSs. ra Re Sail Dedication This yearbook is a collection of numerous memories from our years at Millbury Memorial High School. They will always hold a special place in our hearts. The people and places are a part of us, and will stay with us as we leave here to continue forth in individual direc- tions. We, the class of 1981, dedicate this book to the person who has been our class advisor for four years. Mr. Gary Robinson has guided us through the good times and the trying times ... as we aimed for our primary goal — gra- duation. For his smiling face and con- tinual support, we are deeply grateful. Gary, this one’s for you! Whether in school or out, Mrs. Sylvia Stepien, our Yearbook Advisor, can always be found involved in some aspect of the yearbook. This is only a small token of the constant dedication that she has given us. In addition to her creativity and many ideas, Mrs. Stepien’s support has truly secured the success of the 1981 Yearbook. For these reasons we would like to show our appreciation and gratitude. Thank you, Mrs. Stepien! Appreciation e« aL 3} US: ‘ureeted by 1,500 Well-Wisher: George Bums Celebrates _ ENNON'S set o 7 “ a y 2 2 issile Sys OO? sARS NeoINg snsuay) ‘p yduinsuo uo! yser J R is) a The Millbury High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Bruno and assistance of Mr. Nagy, has helped to raise the spirit of the student body at all of our pep rallies throughout the year as well as providing their support at most of our football games. In addition, the band has held various concerts and assisted in the musical productions put on by the drama club. Row 1: K. Ethier, M. Bird, T. Gagliardi, P Brosnihan, M. Belsito, D. Carpenter, Mrs. Dupont, |. Dunn, D. Manguilli, L. Gagliardi, D Wade, R. Ingalls, D. Mort. Row 2: D. Belanger, D. Campbell, P. Krumsick, S. Altemus, M. Marrino, D. Sauer, M. McDonough, L. Hohl, C Gurney, A. Brady, G. Choiniere, P. Dunn, S Boucher, S. Gauthier. Row 3: L. Gauthier, T Weaver, D. Stowe, D. Dufault, L. Mclnerny, N. Graves, S. Modig, M. Sharron, M. Devine, C Snelling, T. Ferguson, L. Humphrey, R. Fresolo, M. Phillips, K. Norton, S. Pendergast. Row 4: C. Chioda, M. Cassidy, M. Morgan, M Hamilton, H. Proodian Aj@IDOS JOUOY |DUO!}DU The National Honor Society, headed by Mrs. Frances Dupont, has added greatly to student involvement throughout the year. Its members have participated in candy sales, selling carnations for Valentine’s and St. Patrick’s Day, the arrangement of school dances, the organization of the Winter Carnival and sponsoring of a Blood Drive. This year the Honor Soc invested in an ice cream freezer for the students and a copy machine for the office. Twenty-five new members were inducted this year to continue the productivity of the National Honor Society. The Student Advisory Committee this year is comprised of four students elected by the student body. They provide the tie between faculty and administration and the students. Through attendance at school committee meetings they convey the wants and needs of the students to the administration. C. Gurney, M. Marrino, S. Boucher, M. McDonough. 99}}!WUWWOD AJOSIADD JUapN s Row 1: M. Belsito, K. Norton, M. Phillips, L. Gauthier, D. Wade, R. Ingalls, D. Sauer. Row 2: C. Gurney, C. Spelling: M. Sharron, M. Devine, P. Dunn. Missing: M. Marrino, D. Forte, D. O’Packi, S. Boucher, G. Choiniere, T. Weaver. UUDLW.d9D10U pee ao The honor of Horace Mann is awarded to students achieving a cumulative average of 90 or better for two years. These awards are announced and pins are presented each year at Academic Awards Night to deserving Juniors and Seniors. Two students each year are elected by the student body to serve on the Student Advisory Council. These students act as representatives to the State Board of Education, meeting with other students from Central Massachusetts at the West Boylston Regional Center to discuss various school rules and regulations. . = wa Fe SF Te: ¥ 4 is The Student Council is comprised of twenty-four students, six elected from each of the four classes. These students run our school store and sponsor many of the dances held throughout the year. Mrs. Dupont serves as their faculty advisor. student advisory council Student council Lorraine Gauthier, Susan Boucher Clockwise: P. Wade, D. Adams, R. Anthony, J. Army, D. Dufault, L.Modig, M. Marrino, K. Ethier, J. Brunelle, C. Gurney, L. Hayes, K. Norton, D. Denoncourt, M. Devine, S. Boucher. Center: D. Wade, D. Peterson, D. Walsh. Through the dedication of Mrs. Silvernail and its many talented members, the High School Chorus has presented many delightful concerts throughout the years. Many of its members have advanced to the Blackstone Regional Chorus as well. In addition to their own concerts, the chorus sang at the National Honor Society induction, and chorus members of the senior Class sang at graduation. ORES AORN RAAT INC NY BORO CR ARIRCEISE nt . yearbook Under the direction of its editor, Dana Shonbeck, the Reflector has increased and improved its coverage of school and community events. Through the supervision of Mr. Boudreau and utilization of the Graphic Arts department, and journalistic consultation of Mrs. Dias, the Reflector has become an informative publication with many feature stories. Clockwise: J. Lazarro, P. Vezzina, K. Lund, C. Gabree, L. Hohl, D. Shonbeck, R. Mogren, D. Vecchio, B. Thurlow, Mr. G. Boudreau. 10}99}J94 juniors and seniors engaged in employment Work study students are a group of upperclassmen who are employed while they are attending school and who receive high school credits for their jobs. Mr. Murray serves as coordinator for the Work Study students if and makes periodic checks on the students’ progress in their jobs. The purpose of the Millbury High School Business Club is to provide the students with an opportunity to develop an interest in the different aspects of a commercial organization. By sponsoring fund raising events, students acquire a sense of responsibility and gain experience in general business management. The Business Club also makes a cash award to the outstanding student enrolled in the Business Education program. ith the building of our new solar greenhouse came the development of Project C.A.U.S.E. (Cultivating Activities Using Solar Energy). Various . students volunteer their spare time during school to help with the planting, maintenance, and sales of plants grown in the new greenhouse. rs. Perry and Mr. McGrail serve as faculty advisors. business Efe) lUSyis: Row |: Mr. Garrity, D. Stone. Row 2: T. Salmonsen, J. Holbrook, C. George, M. Robidouz, J. Chunis, L. Pendergast, S. Briddon, B. Gagne. Row 3: L. Kinkopf, E. Allard, P. Boire, A. Eilert. Row 1: P. Donnelly, T. Blare, S. Kniskern, M. Mitchell, L. Bergeron, D. Dupree. Row 2: M. Dyer, C. Holkanson, M. Gaulin, S. Randell, M. Dwinell, M. Dwinell. S. Chasse, J. Army, Mrs. Perras, L. Dominy, S. Roseel, A. Brady, D. Walsh, F. Boria, Mr. Evers, Mrs. Burke, P. Miller, Mr. Murray, A. Hope, R. Anthony, D. Perras, T. Belliveau, J. Nasuti. The guidance office helps the entire student body with selection of courses and aids in career choices. The aids volunteer their spare time souppinb Mrs. Pierce, K. Hagan, C. Allen, J. Henry, M. Pichierri, R. Anderson, K. Anderson, S. Fjellman, A. Lavin, D. Adams, L. Dominy, S. Devoe, V. Vigliatura, Mrs. Anderson, M. Morgan, J. Picking, Mr. Drake, S. Goyette. 921440 ” + ‘ a — Our office aids assist the secretaries, Mrs. Hachey, Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Anderson, to carry on the daily duties necessary for the smooth running of the school. They help with the location of students : throughout the day, issue dismissals and run errands. Our library aids are a group of students who volunteer their spare time during school to help with the running of the library. Their many tasks include the taking of attendance each period, the shelving of books, the locating of magazines, and helping with general assistance to students in the library. Librarians: Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Fischer (assistant). Row 1: P. Lavallee, D. Carpenter, C. Snelling, D. Peterson, S. Fjellman, C. White, L. Dupras, D. Richford, C. St. Germain, D. Denoncourt, D. Valentine. Row 2: J. Thurlow, L. Humphrey, A. Tufts, P. Bouthilette, R. Hall, M. Sharron, D. Army, S. Roseel, M. White, C. Lusignan, K. Nichols. = R. Townsend, Mr. Battye, M. oe) Young, R. Fresolo. iO-visu aud Er Ft if Lip =— SFL LLY ey With the help of Mr. Battye, the audio-visual department provides teachers with the necessary equipment to run their classes. His aids help in the deliverance and functioning of various audio-visual materials. Row |: B. Thomas, J. Prunier, C. Klein, K. Lund, J. Belsito, J. Keith, R. Prunier, P. Kasputis, V. Carney, J. Blondin. Row 2: B. Brady, C. Przygoda, C. Turner, C. Lange, K. Stowe, L. Peterson, J. Glinski, A. Poirier, G. Townsend, J. Grabauskas, J. Mooney, P. McGrath. Row 3: C. Tremblay, J. Cormier, J. LaCoy, R. Dufault, R. Pratt, S. Lewis, R. Townsend, R. Anderson, R. Fox, F. Audette, D. Forte, K. Deschene, D. Forte, P. Eckland, J. Williams, G. Sherek. Row |: K. Anderson, J. Dwinnell, S. Bernard, E. Matthews, S. Pierce. Row 2: A. Tufts, C. Gasco, Mr. Robinson, P. Krumsick, S. Donnelly, D. Peterson, K. Anderson. Row 3: D. Belsito, C. Baroni, B. Tufts, R. Chevalier, L. Kapurch, P. Belsito, M. Dangredo. Row 4: D. Wood, A. Wilczynski, M. Mitchell, J. Stockwell, P. Bouthillette, R. Hall, L. Stafinski. Row 5: R. Wilbur, P. LaBreck, F. Boria, L. Lariviere, D. Nelson, L. Picard. 20 ys This year, Mr. Wilbur took over the administration of our ski club. As a fund raiser, the members sold cheese products early in the year and earned their trip to Killington Mountain in Vermont. a AS “ ¥ The Outdoor Club, run by Mr. Robinson and Miss O’Connor, have planned various trips throughout the year. These include such activities as a hike at Mount Wachusett, and through West Millbury, roller skating, and a bicycle ride on Block Island. The Gymnastics Club this year is in training for competitions with other schools in the area presumed to be held next year. Mrs. Howard, their coach, is teaching them techniques to be used in floor exercises, the uneven bars, and the balance beam. igre Row |: S. Hults. Row 2: R. Horn, M. Provencher, J. Couture, D. Frazier, J. Lachapelle. Row 3: S. Donnelly, Mrs. Howard, L. Kapurch. gymnastics Front: P. Foley, D. Murphey, J. Nasuti, R. Anthony, R. Mogren, D. Perras, T. Belliveau, D. Vecchio, K. Wood, M. Moore, R. Fox, M. Lavallee, K. Anderson, S. Erickson, B. Wall. Back: L. Gagliardi, D. Morelly, E. Griffin, S. Withington, T. Weaver, C. Gauthier, D. Stowe, M. White, M. Devine, F. McNamara, S. Bernier, M. Leonard, D. Dufault, M. McDonough, S. Altemus, D. Walsh, K. Ethier, A. Bourdeau. lettermen’s The Lettermen’s Club is a club restricted to those students earning at least one varsity letter. During activity period, the club meets to play such things as volleyball, ping pong and badmitton. 21 B. Wall, J. Kerr, C. Mitro. Not Pictured: L. Hohl, D. Shonbeck, D. Stowe, T. Weaver. a6onBup ubias04 The foreign language club, headed by George Desrosiers, has in the past several years planned trips to France over the April vacation. These trips allow students from Millbury High School to visit a foreign country and put their studies of the French language to use. Row 1: T. Gagliardi, D. Denoncourt, D. Campbell, P. Dwyer, L. Jaques, D. May, S. Baillancourt, A. Bourdeau, K. Ethier, P. Wade, J. Bouley, D. Stowe. Row 2: J. White, D. Carpenter, D. Dow, D. Gover, C. Greene, R. Humphrey, K. Hoel, S. Stafinski, K. Caisse, L. Nichols, B. Boliver. Row 3: R. Ingalls, D. Wade, C. Devine, J. Reed, K. Harrington, L. Humphrey, L. Humphrey, M. Russo, L. Murray, D. Dufault, T. Weaver. Row 4: P. Brosnihan, R. Fresolo, D. Manguilli, M. Marrino, C. Snelling, M. Gadd, Y. Scorpion, St. Germain, Zebra, S. Laliberte, D. Sauer, G. Woodward, B. Wall, F. MacNamara, D. Robbins, S. Pendergast, R. Howard, V. Carney, G. Townsend, M. White, M. Devine, M.E. McDonough, L. Hohl, P. Cardin, F. Mitchell, G. Choiniere, R. Fresolo. ae DUUDIp The Drama club this year under the direction of Roger Desrosiers and with the assistance of Mrs. Silvernail, has successfully presented The Sound of Music and The Mouse That Roared. The size of this club has grown tremendously in the past four years and is expected to become more active in the years to come. gay tte itten ls Sigs) , D o = CEP ee, ee el BN M EMR ae tt . : farina gare: ea weer BE A OT Pitas Migr AEST « oe On December 13th and 14th, the music department and the Drama Club presented “The Sound of Music’’. The play was directed by Mr. Desrosiers and Mrs. Silvernail. Mr. Bruno conducted the orchestra, and Miss Oroszko choreographed the dances. The Seniors involved in this production were Gregg Woodward as Captain von Trapp, Pamela Cardin as the Mother Superior, and Lisa Murray, Robin Ingalls, Evie Griffin, Meg White, Lorraine Gauthier, and Brennan Wall. Cheryl Greene played the part of Maria, Matt Cadorette played Max, and Deborah Wade played Elsa. The Drama Club’s spring production was a comedy called ‘The Mouse That Roared” —a two act play that involved a small backwards country called the Duchy of Grand Fenwick, that declares war against the United States of America. . . and wins! Under the direction of Mr. Desrosiers, the cast included seniors Robin Ingalls, Gregg Woodward, and Bob Hamilton. Other members were Steven Laliberte, Deborah Wade, Matt Cadorette, Michael Cassidy, and Frank McNamara. Freshman Sherry Conger was the stage manager for the first time. So eee ATHLETES AR HONORED On the evening of June 9, 1981, Athletic Awards Night was held to honor athletes in all grades for their athletic talent and participation in varsity sports. Special awards were given to acknowledge the dedication and contributions of several outstanding individuals. These included District II] Athletic Directors’ Award to Pam Couture and John Nasuti; Donald Witkowski Memorial Award to Cheryl Warren and Michael Moore; Scholar Athlete Awards to Sue Altemus, Ann Brady, Deborah Dufault, Laurie Gagliardi, Nancy Graves, Mary Ellen McDonough, Karen Norton, and Diane Stowe; Athletic Director’s Award to Mary Ellen McDonough and Brennan Wall. Led by the cheerleaders, the entire school annually participates in two pep rallies — one prior to the first football game and another before the Thanksgiving Day game against Northbridge. The cheerleaders this year were confident, spirited, and inspirational to the student body. Also contributing to the energy that filled our gym were the school band, individual class’s cheering, the rally spokespersons, and especially football captain, Paul Foley, who introduced his team mates. Yelling and cheering doesn’t make a football team win games, but it sure lets the players know the whole school is behind them! AYOLIIA OL WV4L SAHDASd ATIVE nN oe) � ok © Ms wee 4 Ba es a li€ VARSITY Row | left to right: R. Prunier, M. Moore, D. Johnston, K. Wood, F. Audette, J. Dwinell, R. Fox, P. Foley, M. Lavallee, B. Anderson, D. Murphey, M. Leonard, P. Kasputis, B. Thomas, D. Perkins. Row 2: T. Belliveau, J. Blondin, R. Dubois, F. McNamara, S. Wiberg, S. Gauthier, P. Giorgio, R. Henry, R. Howard, M. Dangredo, S. Bernard, L. Rocheleau, R. Mogren. Row 3: S. Goyette, K. Lavallee, C. Gasco, T. Blair, D. Sa- lois, D. Lavallee, M. Coons, P. Najemy, T. Lu- cey, A. Kniskern, J. Prunier, Coach Sullivan, Coach Kelley, Coach Hayes. 30 ‘‘Another one bites the dust!” , a oe Football | Millbury : 7 Nashoba Tech. Millbury 16 7 West Boylston Millbury 10 (7 Bartlett Millbury 13 Uxbridge Millbury 12 Grafton Millbury : iS ie ie Millbu’ 2 F. uburn Millbury u : Leicester _ Millbury 12 ‘ David Prouty Millbury 8 7 : Northbridge _ 32 neat epi acd Meg 2H Field Hockey Millbury ] Nipmuc ] Millbury 0 Notre Dame 0 Millbury 1 Oxford 0 Millbury 2 West Boylston ] Millbury 0 David Prouty 2 Millbury 0 Uxbridge i Millbury 0 Grafton 2 Millbury ] Northbridge 0 Millbury 0 Leicester ] Millbury 0 Oxford 0 Millbury 2 West Boylston 0 Millbury 0 David Prouty 2 Millbury 0 Uxbridge ] Millbury 0 Grafton ] Millbury 2 Leicester ] } HA 1 i df ii VARSITY Row 1: left to right: J. Dana, L. Gaspar, D. Frazier, C. Turner, B. Leonard, C. Baroni, D. Belsito, C. Parath, M. Belsito, D. Manguilli, D. Walsh, L. Dominy, K. Hagan, M. Provencher Row 2: left to right: Coach Harrington, J. Greene, D. Peterson, M. Marrino, D. Sauer, S. Boucher, S. Withington, P. Dunn, L. Modig, L. Gauthier, L. py abet Captains E. Griffin and P. Couture, M. White, C. Gurney, Choiniere, K. Norton, M. Russo, D. Denoncourt, C. Lange, M. Provencher, B. Brady, B. Brady Ste oy ig an ff “ee pal | Fs ol Octal ieee a e, Pa 34 Every Corner’s A Goal! 35 ies Okay, bring on ips pies TS oe i 3 eter cess re ei Roe ae. i inept m4 4 Se Fe LA ioe Sy Ty Ea PLOTS aga Head For The nile Row 1: left to right: J. Webb, L. Taft, P. Fitzpatrick. Row 2: left to right: C. Altemus, J. McNamara, Captain B. Wall, D. Adams, S. Wackell, Mr. Battye Boys Cross Country Millbury 43. Auburn 20 Millbury 28 Uxbridge 28 Millbury 37 = West Boylston 22 Millbury 31. Northbridge 24 Millbury 40 David Prouty 20 Millbury 33. = Grafton 26 Millbury 24 Leicester x ps Millbury 33. Oxford 24 Millbury 19 Uxbridge 36 Millbury 33. West Boylston 24 Millbury 15 — Northbridge 43 Millbury 38 David Prouty 21 Millbury 27 ‘Grafton 30 Millbury 36 —_ Leicester 23 Avenh c 36 Oxford 23 “Girls Race To The ities: Left to right Row 1: M. Hamilton, L. Hinson, K. Eithier, A. Bourdeau, H. Cristo Left to right Row 2: D. Young, |. Dunn, C. Moreau, N. Graves, M. Bubon, Captains C. Warren and M. McDonough, L. McInerney, J. Graves, M. Bernard, K. Sylvia, C. Gauthier, Coach Nicoletti Girls Cross Country Millbury 23. Auburn 33 Millbury 25 Assabet 32 Millbury 36 Shrewsbury 2) Millbury 18 Uxbridge 4) Millbury 20 West Boylston 40 Millbury 24 jlorthbridge a2 Millbury 15. David Prouty 46 Millbury 15 Grafton 46 Millbury 15 Leicester 50 Millbury 15 Oxford 50 Millbury 16 Uxbridge 47 Millbury 16 West Boylston 4| Millbury 19 Northbri dge 37 Millbury 22 David Prouty 37 Millbury 20 =Grafton 38 Millbury 19 Leicester 36 Millbury 15 Oxford 50 39 40 SOCCER requires the ability to run ral y ae | J ; fea = then running some more. until you can’t take another step — Millbury Millbury VARSITY Left to Right, Row 1: S. Bernier, V. Carney, B. Anthony, B. Rainey Row 2: D. Perras, K. Roberts, C. Burke, R. Baroni, M. Devine, Coach Chenevert Row 3: J. Gruabauskas, D. Vecchio, J. Nasuti, J. Weidman 42 —NN—W—ONO—-NSO——NN Soccer Nipmuc South West Boylston Assabet David Prouty West Boylston Oxford David Prouty Oxford Oxford David Prouty Holy Name Burncoat Bancroft West Boylston Westboro Sutton WNON—NOUBW=—NNN—N eer ee Kung Fu Pasta! t Pea pe : i ort : , 7 a ; ‘ _ ‘ nw i ] ; ; os . 7 ] : ‘ id ; i : ; ; : ; ; } ; ‘ ; Sy + ‘ . 4 ” ; ’ foe Lhe hE ce SG - . ” a ‘ on Pa slp dp cmc PAR ta Ai OIE T e eeemennt ¥ 3 i Pe rata aehal ae are Pelee a Bier bo) ee We ‘es egies: ant It takes grace. Ouch! 43 Setting It Up... 44 VARSITY Row 1: Left to right: Pamela Krumsiek, Rhonda Fresolo Row 2: Left to right: Cheryl Frazier, Sue Akley, Captains Debbie Dufault, Diane Stowe and Debbie Morelly, Coach Robin Morris ert eae: Volleyball Clinton Clinton Oxford Westboro Southbridge North Brookfield Tantasqua N—NONCO—9OO CONONONNNNNY Oxford North Brookfield Bounces, but not quite high enough SL VARSITY Row | left to right: S. Erickson, M. Moore, J. Nasuti. Row 2: M. Hagan, K. Wood, T. Eckland, S. Pendergast, D. Perras, M. Higginbottom. 46 Basketball Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Hopedale Auburn Milford Algonquin Grafton Northbridge David Prouty Uxbridge West Boylston Oxford Leicester Grafton Northbridge David Prouty Uxbridge West Boylston Oxford Leicester VARSITY Left to right row 1: Captains: Ann Brady, Nancy Graves, Pam Couture Left to right row 2: Kim Ethier, Lynda McInerney, Sue Akley, Marcy Provencher, Debbie Walsh, Evie Griffin 49 Ds lel Girls Basketball Auburn Sutton Hopedale Grafton Northbridge David Prouty Uxbridge West Boylston Oxford Leicester Northbridge David Prouty Uxbridge West Boylston Oxford Leicester JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: left to right: P. Belsito, C. Baroni, B. Brady, C. Turner, B. Brady, P. Krumsick, S. Walsh Row 2: left to right: J. Chunis, J. Dana, M. Conney, C. Lange, Mr. Leonard, D. Mercer, L. Pendergast, P. Eckland, D. Belsito, K. Sylvia 5] Through Rain, Sleet, and Hail, Millbury Prevails. Row 1: J. Ducharme, A. Bourdeau, J. Dwinelle, R. Anthony, captains C. Warren, B. Wall, and M. McDonough, J. McNamara, T. J. Belliveau, J. Blondin. Row 2: M. Bubon, K. Devine, S. Modig, J. Rocheleau, L. Rocheleau, S. Bernard, D. Robbins, R. Howard, F. McNamara, M. De- vine, J. Wilczynski, J. Boucher. Row 3: Coach D. Wilbur, M. Bernard, H. Cristo, P. Flanagan, L. Hinson, M. Hamilton, L. Taft, |. Dunn, C. Gauthier, B. Leonard, B. Boliver, J. Webb, J. Bratiotis, D. Dempsy, C. Morrow, K. Sylvia, J. Green, B. Lavallee, N. Buteau, D. Adams, P. Rydant, coach F. Morrill. 52 GIRLS Fourth place David Prouty gl Me 55 North Middlesex yi De Fitch Pevid Potty ee Middlese: 46 North Mi x non Ninth place League Relays Millbury : Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury League Meet District Ill BOYS Seventh place David Prouty Lunenburg 37 kmont 64 North Middlesex 53 Gardner 4] Narragansett 49 David Prouty 44 Gardner 50 North Middlesex 66 Nashoba Groton 23 Fifth place Seventh place 53 A skate to the finish: the last season at Millbury vere Row |: left to right: D. Perkins, K. Be- dard, D. Bedard, C. Burke Row 2: left to right: Coach Tavolieri, M. Havalotti, J. Cormier, P. Langlois, B. Reney, D. Elie, M. Lavallee, S. Cormier, M. Dangredo, T. Murray, R. Proctor, C. Altemus, R. Baroni, K. Elie, Coach McKenney 54 Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury HANOWWN—WNUNONNW Hockey Sheperd Hill Southbridge Grafton Oxford North Middlesex Tantasqua Sheperd Hill Southbridge Oxford North Grafton Tantasqua Grafton Burncoat Tantasqua Oxford RONAENANW—UN®WMAUNN a6 Fs : 4d See awe a Rede Mane Pg ties Becton Pa te Ls ae ‘ a VARSITY Row | left to right: Captains D. Stowe and E. Griffin. Row 2: S. Altemus, T. Weaver, S. Withington. Row 3: Coach Leonard, J. Chausse, C. Baroni, L. Willand, C. White, L. Dupras, R. Stuart, J. Dana, K. Gosselin, F. Boria, C. Lomartire, D. Campbell, D. Dow. 56 4 ™ _ Volley Tech Aubum Hopedale Grafton Northbridge Uxbridge David Prouty Leicester West Boylston Oxford Grafton � -Northbridge Uxbridge David Prouty Leicester West Boylston Oxford Tantasqua ye a TT EOE, Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jacks Millbury Millbury VARSITY Row 1 left to right: D. Boire, J. Nasuti, D. Perras, R. Proctor, S. Erickson, A. Flammand. Row 2: M. Leonard, J. Pappas, R. Stacy, P. Donnelley, M. Hagan, S. Bernard, M. Ethier, R. Mogren, Coach Greenwood. 58 DREAARRUO’ Uxbridge David Prouty Leicester West Boylston Oxford Holy Name Tantasqua MWO-NON——= SE LS VARSITY Row | left to right: D. Dufault, M. McDonough, C. Warren, N. Graves. Row 2: C. Pryzgoda, L. Hinson, H. Cristo, K. Ethier, M. Ducharme, M. Hamilton, P. Krumsiek, |. Dunn, K. Sylvia, S. Donnelly, M. Bernard, S. Grundstrom. Row 3: Coach Nicoletti, Assistant Coach Mrs. Meyers, K. Sylvia, C. Lavallee, D. Walsh, C. Devine, J. Graves, D. Mercer, S. Akley, M. Tufts, L. McInerney, M. Bubon, C. Gauthier, D. Dempsey, M. Najemy, C. Foisy, L. Fontaine. | 3 - am An All Out Team Effort aa so Wie ‘bee acai IO le ti ote... PO se xs a u in, acc Attaining the heights Millbury Millbury 87 District Ill Class Meet - Hudson Catholic Grafton . Blackstone Millville Northbridge ‘David Prouty Auburn - Bartlett West Boylston Oxford _ Leicester _ Assabet _ Algonquin _Tantasqua Shepherd Hill League Meet 146 pie iets ileal DT Ist place Ist place 6] VARSITY Row | left to right: B. Wall, T. Belliveau, K. Anderson, R. Anthony, M. Moore, J. McNamara, J. Dwinell. Row 2: J. Webb, M. Bird, D. Adams, R. Wilbur, J. Boucher, J. Pearson, N. Buteau, B. Hjort, S. Wackell, L. Taft. Row 3: Coach Wilbur, S. Shonbeck, F.McNamara, J. Blondin, M. Devine, S. Pendergast, R. Howard, J. Kirkman, A. Wilczynski, J. Rocheleau, L. Rocheleau, Assistant Coach Robinson. 62 Captain Bligh leads the way! Boys Track Millbury Hudson Catholic Millbury Grafton Millbury Blackstone Millville Millbury Northbridge Millbury David Prouty Millbury Bartlett Millbury West Boylston Millbury Oxford Millbury Southbridge Millbury Leicester Millbury Valley Tech Millbury Tantasqua Millbury Shepherd Hill Millbury Westboro S.W.C.L. League Meet 2nd place District II Class Meet 11th place We “Love” It! —— SEE y TE Sees. . ae eS, - ee. onede atumabere boii 23: Ome i pany 64 Baas Rn ee ¥ - titel O-—-NOLO——-OO� ‘Giotto “Uxbridge David Prouty Leicester West Boylston Oxford. Grafton Uxbridge Leicester West Boylston UbhWU—-URAUU Golf Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury Millbury VARSITY Row 1 left to right: P. LaBreck, C. Duval, M. Erickson. Row 2: B. Yuknavich, S. Bernier, K. Wood, B. Townsend, Coach McGrail. 66 4 2 aa Alia Mmwu on Northbridge � Lei cester Oxford - Southbridge West Boylston Oxford Wachusett David Prouty West Boylston Northbridge Leicester � e = es ae wen OS Se Left to right Row 1: Karen Anderson, Jeannie Belanger, Cheryl Tremblay Row 2: Ann Valley, Renee Bombredi, Captain-Diane Walsh, Chris Chioda, Cheryl Courtney Row 3: Captain- Laurie Gagliardi, Lisa Trottier, Debbie Moore 68 mm COM, «Ad OO 6 ARS Left to right Row 1: Karen Anderson, Jeannie Belanger, Captain-Diane Walsh, Chris Chioda, Cheryl Courtney Row 2: Lisa Trottier, Debbie Moore, Renee Bombredi Row 3: Captain-Laurie Gagliardi Ass (WH 19 INDIANS Lo tie 69 football coach: Bob Hayes With many returning starters, there were vast hopes for a winning season. The first two quick wins had the woolies on track, but the rest of the reColant = -1¢-Malelcomcel¥(elaim-larellaleMiitakem Colle lables) Irom ah Zell (olataleliie(o(-Melale Mo MC Da Io «-Teelcen boys cross-counrty (etole(ola ba Clo co(olall sfolag-1 Not the best season for this team, but they stayed in the race with a 4-11 record. Brennan Wall qualified for the District Meet, but missed i tal-MKe le] ¢-MKe]ale Ml al Mel ale]aler- In ce) compete. soccer ; (ofoYe lola sfo}ol Gal-lal- Z-1at It seemed like the soccer team fought hard to hold on to respectability for coach Chenevert’s last year of heading the team. Though many losses were by one or two goals, their record was 5-2-9. girls cross-country _ coach: Bob Nicoletti The girls at Millbury had a great year under coach Nicoletti with a 16-0-1 record. They “were unquestionably the most successful team in the 1980-1981 sports year. Both league and district titles were achieved. field hockey coach: An Harrington Millbury High field hockey is the girls’ most popular sport. Again, as always, they contin- ued their winning ways with a fabulous sea- olan sis volleyball coach: Robin Morris The Millbury High volleyball team tried relentlessly against their experi- (alot -re Me) o) ovelal-1ale-PmanlelarelelialeMaalim ee season, but it was still a losing one of 3- 0-7. boys basketball coach: Ron Dunham The boys basketball team had a disap- pointing record of 6-0-12. They had a iol ¥ [ale Mic relaaMelaleMel«-M [ele] diatom olan iel com coke) better season next year. boys and girls winter track coach: Dave Wilbur The winter track teams had a disappointing season, with the girls record 3-1-6 and the boys record 3-0-7. The winter track teams were young ones, but they competed well. hockey : coach: John McKenney Skating through an- other season of cold play, tial -M(-elaalalele fell col¥ le] ai -vor son. This was the last year ol an alele -Ve| i Coach McKenney tried his best to make it one of the best seasons they have had but fell «just short Their record was 5-3-8 girls basketball (folelel aM fell s]xele] col ce] The Millbury girls basketball team, ivoire Me Mdlalallate =e l- o lao) am in Oo enabling them to go on to the District lil playoffs. With a valiant try, they fell just short of their goal. baseball coach: Ray Greenwood The team was not supposed to do that well, but ine seniors were determined to make it one of their best. Their record was 13-0-7. On behalf of the team, we wish Ray the best of luck — the coach wie led us to the Districts. girls softball (ofoelel a BY-Talal MM -lelalelce| With some brilliant playing, the girs ‘salt: ball team slid into a winning season of 10-0- 9. Millbury’s mighty sluggers really hammered home the runs. SGA eee boys track coach: Dave Wilbur Under the leadership of Captain Bligh, the Millbury High boys track team ; ; oleae RoR dislaliaeneaaelcenels : 9 a | coach: Bob Nicoletti 10-0-4. However, the boys’ és ee a The girls track — only disappointment was in ae . team produced — Oe: not capturing the S.W.C_L. i vl ge W 3 brilliant 16-0-0 re- title. = 2 eS cord for the ‘1981 ee...’ 2 season. This accom- plishment = was | brought out by muc hard work Relate} Rice] tennis coach: Bill Rosen This year tennis became a team ry oleladelate my ielMaled (olalel-1merolaltie|-1¢=1e Ke club. With a disappointing season of 1-0-9, the newly acquired team sport looks eae to a brighter year golf Gooden coach: Dick McGrail rae The golf team started oft © slowly but by the time the . team was really hot, the league title was just out of — their reach. They ended up — with a 5-2-4 record — awin | lallate M =10 hola (e] am ia -i (ok @olal a ingolfatMHS — cheerleading coach Mary Jamieson Rah-Rah-Siss-Boom-Bah! The Millbury Cheerleaders have sure come far! The cheerleaders this year showed folg-toh M4] |Relaroh colle) mia h10]9)elelatlale he) || of our other athletes We thank you! Class of 1984 pike: e te e3e z , sore i a 72 £ e © so A e) or 2 ae @ ANN Re O oe O Class Officers Pam Wade, Vice President Donna Walsh, President; Debbie Mercer, Treasurer; Lori Hayes, Secretary 73 Class of Woot ee “, it Me 3 ‘ig ey S hé o' ited Class Jeff Pappas, Vice President; Kim Ethier, President; Chery! Gauthier, Treasurer; Donna Denoncourt, Secretary Officers 75 Class of 1982 os ws + Gam ae 6 ame rs © ann me Rae. oa fe ee 76 = (Gee Officers : ™ Ron Henry, President; Deana Bm sa _ Peterson, Vice President; oe ; MaryBeth Belsito, Secretary; � Lisa Willand, Treasurer 77 START!!! Freshman Year — First Day’ — PANICI 1977-1978 Almost Anything Goes First Dates Parties Track Teams Win | Ist Winter Carnival — ‘Titles, 15-0 League | : Almost Anything Goes Junior Class Officers Mr. Roach Retires Lorraine Gauthier A Sue Altemus Patti Dunn Maggie Phillips Junior Year — 1979-1980 Basketball Concessions GRADUATION FINISHI!!!! Class Trip The Lost Of Fincls Later in the future, As we think about the past, All those times we spent together, It seemed they'd always last. Right here’s where we gained our start, And the days that went so fast. Oh here we are, our time has come. And here we go, going on our way. Here we are, leaving Millbury High And here we go, no one in our way. CLASS OFFICERS Secretary — Margaret Phillips President — Lorraine Gauthier Vice President — Randolph Morgren Treasurer — Patricia Dunn ARTHUR ALLARD SUZETTE MARIE ALTEMUS “Aim for success before you “Just as yellow gold is tested by die, and if you miss at least the fire, so is a friend to be you've tried.” Artie ... tested by adversity.” ... John Demon ... Louie’s sidekick 8 15 79 ... AB’s sidekick ... ... Tebo’s ... Plumber ... Sue-A ... Canada ... “Is that right?” ... “Ya right” C-Lunch-2 ... Locker 69 ... Jr. ... Football 1 + Sr. English ... 69 Olds VP 3 ... Worc. State ... Softball 1-4 Basketball 2,3 Prom Committee 3 ROBERT EDWARD ANTHONY JR “We fit together just like a lock and key and we opened up each other’s minds” ... Bob Kathy ... 6 29 80. til eternity ... ‘Fair Romance ... K.A. 6... Roger's History Class? What a joke! ... Sports 1-4 ... Kansas in concert ... School of Engineering ... UMASS, Here | come! ... GERALD G. AUBUCHONT “Good times, bad times but | finally got the h--- out of here and in only four years.” ... Florida ... Cordoba ... Michelle ... Concerts ... Blac k Sabbath ... Penalties in hockey ... East Millbury Park ... Hockey 1-3 FREDERICK A. AUDETTE “A friend is long a-getting and soon lost.” ... Lisa ... Laurel Heights ... Santa ... Kawaski ... Summertime ... boats ... huUmoneee fOOd me a7 oleae lOUQK ees litte EreCio Ki cme Ski Club (Treas.) 3,4 Caf. Worker 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 KEN ANDERSON “Destiny is not a matter of chance but a matter of choice.” ... Anne... my knee hurts ... please have a pass ... B.S. ... Waterskiing ... Football 1,2 Track 1-4 Treasurer 1 Student Council 1,2 Drama 3,4 MHS 1-4 ROBERT BARIL “For duty, duty must be done; the rule applies to everyone, and painful though that duty may be to shrink the task were Fiddle-de-deel.”’ ROBERT J. ANDERSON “In life as in a football game, the principle to follow is hit the line hard!! ... Bob... Football ... You bet ... Old Orchard Beach ... ‘Fish Store’”’ Se JER 2) 13 C0 eae O7, ... What? ... Buffalo ... SNOWSKin a USHiaen el eee Football 1-4 Ski Club 3,4 Chess 1,2 Prom 3 Caf. Worker 2,3,4 CANDACE M. BEASLEY ‘To have a friend is to be a friend.” ... Candi ... her boat ... basement ... friends ... smiling ... freedom ... pest . smoking ... good times ... beach bum ... sisters ... Home ec ... My Buddy ... Park Hill ... Drinking? ... always late ... LISA M. ARMY “If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you it’s yours, if it doesn’t it was never meant to be.” ... Kevin... True friends are the best friends pon DUNKY 5.) Party en Wondering? ... Summer ... Family ... late again ... Weekends ... Beach ... Pink rep Lover. 12 25 80 327 What? DEBRA ANN AUDETTE “Friendship, like love, is destroyed by long absence, though it may be increased by short intermissions.’”’ To love and be loved ... Ken ... Cape Cod ... Seashells ... Beaches ... Memories ... sewing ... sandcastles ... Bird ... Making something out of nothing ... Hairdressing ... Volleyball 2 KEVIN J. AUSTIN “Life is like a hockey game; you're out to set goals.” Huey ... Blue Jay ... Where’s Wolfie?” ... Keg parties ... AC DC Rush ... B’s ... Molson ... Air Force ... DENISE A. BELANGER “When you are at peace with yourself, any place is home.”’ . music ... quiet ... movies ... rollerskating ... tardy ... Nislie geetO0d 4, Clet acs Dodge ... babysitting ... college ... college ... child psychology ... Track 2-4 NHS 3,4 Guidance Office Aid 2 Student Gov't Day 3 MELISSA BENOIT “In quietness and confidence shall be your strength.” ... the new comer ... her hair ... RAYMOND M. BERNARD “Opportunity only knocks once, but temptation leans on the belle WOOHY, 3 3 Charger ... Debbie ... Rush 1... Molson ... Asteroids ... Go for it ... Motocross ... Go for it ... parties ... Basketball 1,2 DONALD J. BEDARD “The sortest way can KENNETH A. BEDARD “People who make noise are sometimes end up the dangerous.” longest.” ... Bedarski ... Summer school ... “A” Wintel ope F226 Inbetetepye es racked on McCracken Rd ... parties ... Molson! ... elaGoy!lll ae DAVID BONIN “How not to do it.” DENNIS A. BOIRE “The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon but that we wait so long to begin it.” ... Baseball ... What a loser ... parties ... summer... concerts ... Herb ... Black Sabbath ... Baseball 2-4 Football 1 Winter Track 3 TIMOTHY JOHN BELLIVEAU “Life is what you make of it, so make out of it what you want, not what others want it to be.”’ ... Randy Paul's sidekick ... Bones ... Bella... 10+88=TD ... What's ya problem? ... Hey, that’s mine a Bectlesmere EL Ga Football 1-4 Basketball 1-3 Track 1-4 Yearbook 4 Student gov't 3,4 KAREN MARIE BERGERON “The best kind of wrinkles indicate where smiles have been.” ... Bird ... Don’t push it! ... Wild horses ... The Who eee QuitCrs sara CONnCerts 1. sewing ... SCOTT H. BERNIER “Everything is funny as long as it's happening to somebody Aa 2. elias. a0 teliiel Bott ... Neil Young ... J.T. ... summer ... weekends ... ZZZZ's ... Soccer 1-4 (Capt. 4) Golf 1-4 Student Gov't Day 3,4 Lettermen 2-4 ANN CATHERINE BRADY “Opportunity knocks only once, but temptation leans on the bell.” ... Bell TJ-AB ... flit??? ... the park ... “hi gorgeous!”’ ... Here’s to good friends ... weekends ... “‘When’s our next vacation?” ... Sue’s sidekick ... sports ... The Brady Bunch ... eyes ... US History ... the Prom Basketball 1-4 Softball 1-4 LAURA J. BRUNELLE “To show love, is to share happiness.” ... John ... her ring ... family and friends ... her car ... scratch ... music ee GUItCiaeeee OSES mare mustang ... partying ... weekends ... Summer ... ane yaeeere Classiofo)llaee Spring of 82 ... future DicnSteeee JAMES E. CARBERRY “We should all be concerned about the future because we have to spend the rest of our lives there.” .2 5 371 52. Pleasant Valley ... Lisa ... summer ... Maverick ... Class of ‘81 ... Track 2 Gymnastics Club 1 SUSAN THERESA BOUCHER “If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it, | know | can achieve it.” ... changed ... Zayre ... Billy . smile? ... college ... | don’t know ... SueB... What's history? ... Canada ve) PlanSs 7 sSUiccesS see. Field Hockey 2-4 Aftermath 2,4 Tennis 2,4 HAROLD G. CARRIGNAN “You have to live life yourself to know what it’s all about.” ... Bunkie ... the future ... Pam’s house ... the beach ... taking a cruise ... Led Zeppelin ... Lisa ... parties . concerts ... being rich ... traveling ... April ... Tiffany ... DEBORAH A. BOULAY ‘My pen is at the end of a page, which being finished, here the story ends. Twas wished to be sooner done, but stories somehow lengthen when beguinvaaeree Manes Daviditer: Frauline ... “’The Computer’ eet COM a Palking meets: Claus ... Yearbook Homeroom Rep. 4 Drama 1,2 Chorus 2,3 KENNETH J. CARRIGNANT “We must believe in ourselves, and if we do we'll get what we want.’ ... Gail ... Summer ... Old Orchard ... Boy-oh-Boy ... ihat's'class:..vordan:s a the plaza ... Gail’s cellar ... Ken ... Winter Track 2 Outdoor Club 3 Senior Semi-Formal Comm. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 TIMOTHY BRADY ‘My cup runneth over.” ... Bubba ... pie-eating ‘’champ’ ... Mr. Graham ... Football 1,2,3 Caf Worker 4 rs MICHELLE M. BUDREAU “Friends are the stepping stones of life.’ ... summer ... Michael ... parties ... van weekends ... Monte Carlo ... Mary Ann’‘s sidekick ... Brenda ... Almost Anything Goes ... Beach ... Class of 8] PAMELA ANN CARDIN “Always chase your dreams.’ Bere DECC haan V USIC Cine swimming ... college ... laughing-good jokes ... performing ... “Life ends but dreams never do”’ ... Chorus 1-4 Drama 1-4 Stu. adv. 1-2 (pres.) Office aide | Library aide 1 Cross Country 1,2 (co-capt) Softball 2 ‘ JOHN HENRY CHARRON SHARON PATRICIA CHASSE “If anything is worth doing, “They say if you don’t drink, it's worth doing well.” ... don’t smoke and don’t stay out Sentry Super Man ... Hank late, you will live longer; actually ... My back hurts! ... Wally your life won’t be longer, it’ll just ... Football 1,2 seem that way.’ Rainbow Girl ... crutches ... knee problems ... Buckland Edge Band ... nurses aide ... Drama Club 1-4 Chorus 1 Guidance Office Aide GAIL M. CHOINIERE “We do not remember days, we JEAN M. CHAUSSE “Love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one.” ... Dave ... Are remember moments.” ... Ken you serious? ... her laugh ... ... The Cape ... “Be real’’ smile ... The Fair ... Canada two scoops ... changed? ... 78 _.. Cheerleader 1,2 Softball (mng) 4 Letterman’s Club 2 Prom Com. 3 French Club 1 Drama Club 2 Reflector Staff 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Homeroom Capt. 2,4 typewriter ... The Plaza Field Hockey 2-4 Tennis 2,3 NHS 2-4 Drama Club 2-4 (Treas.4) French Club 1-4 Yearbook Ed. Staff 4 Prom Com. 3 Student Govt. Day Horace Mann STEPHEN P. CORMIER “Give to the world the best that you have, and the best will come back to you.” ... Chris ... How ya doing ... Buddy (Deb) ... Prom weekend ... Summer ... camping ... blue Sch eee DOICSH EE SOCO River ... Mountains ... AC DC ... cooking ... Led Zepplin ... My friend Manda Football 1,2 Hockey 1-4 MICHAEL CIUFFREDO “Methinks he doth protest too much.” PAMELA A. COUTURE “| love the idea of there being two sexes, don’t you?” .. MAURICE COURNOYER “| finally got it all together and | couldn’t remember where | put it.” Summertime ... Hunting Cooch ... family ... friends ... ... Boating ... Jeep CJ5... smile ... mountains ... What??? ... Led Zeppelin ... Fleetwood Mac ... craziness Crusher ... AC DC ... Four ... J.G, ... Only-The-Best ... Wheeling ... sew! ... long weekends ... koo-koo juice ... parties ... rock n’ rollin’ ... roses ... Basketball 1-4 (cpt. 4) F. Hockey 1-4 ANN MARIE DATTIS KATHY L. DEMPSEY “The tragedy of life is not “The most wasted day of all is that it ends so soon, but that the day you did not laugh.” ... we wait so long to begin it.”’ Ray 4 16 80 ... Live, Love, and ... AMA ... Millbury Library Laugh ... Yaknow ... ... Senior Home Ec ... her bandana ... I’m sorry ... huh car ... goodtimes ... ... party ... Softball 2-4 friends ... party ... summer Prom Com. 3 Yearbook 4 ... Pet GSS O16 lisseenDIUCw finally ... INCRASHI!! ... Librarian Student Govt. Day Look Ma, | made it!!!! LOUIS S. DRANGINIS “Life is a never ending circle — we will meet again.’’ ... Louie ... Great listener ... 5 years Pee GhkSeerrn CinkSieee American Lanes ... Michelle’s buddy ... Soccer 2 Basketball 2 Baseball 2-4 CHERYL ANNE DUCHARME “The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved.’ ... College ... Hi Terry! ... Love ... library ... ies sinalleeetniendSae es books ... ‘’Michael, be nice”’ 2 De ESpanolmams Fridays. SO'ee. me talk? oa beach ... Sun-n-Fun ... Maureen’s Pal ... Squirt ... DEBORAH MARIE DUFAULT “Knowledge is gained by learning, truth by doubt, skill by practice, love by love.” ... Rob . weekends ... beach ... Canada ... Smile ... Wonderful Tonight ... Diane, Terry, Sue, B.F.A. ... Stain ... What? ... Summerfest ... Homecoming Queen ... Student Council ... Drama ... Sports DAVID W. DESOURDIS “Life is what you make it.” Rock n’ Roll ... The Beatles SANDRA A. DEVOE “Life’s truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along ... “Spark it up” ... Bonkers the way.”’ ... Sandi ... ... distorted ... ‘Atta Boy!” Michelle Debbie’s sidekick ... ... The Rolling Stones Party T S... Bob Seger ... friends ... tuff... “No respect’... ... Stephen ... Turn the Page The Kinks ... Gertrude E. re DOLLYane ee LeDOrS eins Kealy ... derr ... Chinese food ... White Russian Oceanography | ... “I'm sorry’”’ ... Wallum Bakeware the Gcpemsem Gree: 5: 0ar es JAY DRYDEN “Blessed are the sleepy for they soon shall drop off.’ ... Oceanography — “I’m not asleep!” SUZANNE MARIE DUCHARME “For God did not send the Son into the world to judge the world; but that the world should be saved through Him.” ... John 3:17... YWAM ... Coffee House ... stereo... Kristin-Joy ... PTL ... Denny’s pa BAT ..God is so -qood.sa- Drama Club 1,2 ... Office Staff PATRICIA ANN DUNN “It's okay to feel afraid, but don’t let that stand in your way. ... Patti ... ‘Just picture ities dG Seer Chdngelne, capers ... OOPS ... James Taylor ... Cars ... My Buddy ... Stool’s home ... Happy’s wa Patty-Gakesia. . Online: ce “The Three Fags” Class Treas. NHS(Pres.) F. Hockey ... Tennis ... Yearbook JOHN DAVID DWINELL ““A man lives by believing something: not by debating and arguing about anything.” Peer civVinguereatnenloKese: skiing ... Dewey ... Springsteen, Independence Day ... Football 1-4 Outdoo rs Club 4 Spring Track 2-4 (Capt.) Winter Track 2-4 Golf 1 MICHAEL K. DWINELL “Tomorrow’s life is too late: live today.” ... Howdy ... summer ... parties ... quiet ... Let’s H. ... Outdoors Club 2 STEPHEN R. ERICKSON “You never get a second chance to make a good first impression.” ... Zappo ... all nighters ... Pink Floyd aa WOMEN ... ya huh! ... family ... friends ... Nic’s Ath ... Herb ... concerts ... Old Orchard Beach ... Donna ... 1 5... Basketball 2,3,4 (Capt.); Baseball 2,3,4(Capt) ANN MARIE EVANS “I'm not here to work, |’m just doin’ my time.” ... John ... his chest ... partying ... Jack Daniels ... A Bonawig ... Budweiser ... No Pass (Cap) eeeDASeMmenten en .cn 74S uae Hockey 1 ... Track 1... Basement 1,2,3,4 ALFRED A. FLAMAND “You never know the value of something until it is gone.” ... COMpere AC DCx.k summertime ... Why not? ... Trans-Am ... concerts ... piece of cake ... Cuda... English Il per. 7... Prom... cruising ... Seager ... The Mill ... Why me? ... later ... Baseball 2. JAYNE EKSTROM “We live and learn, but not the wiser grow.”’ Hane ... The Cape ... Weekends ... The Orchids ... WW... Beata ... J.Geils ... 6 pins yee DUG) sy Mrs Biseaee Summer ... Basement PAUL FRANCIS FOLEY “A day for toil, an hour for sport, but for a friend is life too short.” Randy and Tim’‘s sidekick ... Bud... Toy... Can | borrow that ... Poo Begra) 0! 2.5 Leo. Chris ... Sept. 9, 1980 ... Football 1-4 (Capt); Basketball 1; Winter Track 2,3; Baseball 2; Letterman's Club 4; Student Gov. DAVID ELIE “One time | thought | wase wrong, but | was mistaken.” Summertime ... Parties ... eggszelent ... AC DC... Prom ... English 2 Per. 7 ... Skid... Drive-ins ... Neil Young ... Prom Weekend ... Great ... Where’s My Table Mr. Cap??? ... Finally Gone ... Yahooo!!! ... Football 1; Hockey 1-4 (Co-Capt.) DEBRA L. FORTE “To become something in this world, you have to give it all you got.” Rick ... Firebird ... Beach 12 26 79 a Debbie-duck ... jwine ... Reo Speedwagon ... skiing ... Greeny ... Ski Club 2-4 (pres 3,4); Field Hockey 2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Semi-Formal Committee 4; G.H. STEVEN S. ERICKSON “| always thought school was a waste of time, now |’m sure of it’ ... Zeppelin ... Neil Young ... Heineken ... Cruising ... | don't have enough gas ... oong out tonight or what? ... sal Saker TIA ROBYN FERGUSON “A word too much always defeats it’s purpose.”’ Fergie ... Dental Assistant ... her laugh ... Cyndy and Karen’s sidekick a Candcdme Galitorniceess Dungarees .. Musketeer Yearbook Staff 1,2,4 French Club 1,2,4 Drama 1,2 Library Staff 3 Humanities Club 4 THOMAS F. FLANAGAN “It’s better to aim for the stars and miss, than to aim for nothing and hit.” ... “I can’t believ it!’” ... Karen 7 16 80 fee COOmMicawssmlardy sn The Cars ... Michelob ... Hey niu... Mass Confusion ... Born To Run! ... Tommy ... Hockey 2; Drama Club 2-4. BRENDA L. GAGNE “Loving you from far away” Poul ee. USMGeeopainge: marriage ‘’81’’ ... Leather neck. ... Drive-in ... Sutton... Baby ... Kiss me ... Thank you ... Led Zeppelin ... CARS ... 10 4 79 ... Chevelle ... Big Boyaeeng 2 79 eee Chinasoll ... Business Club 4 ... Kodaly Glassi3ie- OtticeStath |, 2iee DEBRA ANN GENGARELLI “The same rain that floods the pessimist grows the flowers for the optimist.” Hary ... my minolta ... remember the Hill ... the wall ... Kahlua ... bummer ... Does anyone know where Patty’s clowns are? ... Summertime ... fingernails ... Chinese food ... SMU bound? ... Gangrene ... CHRISTINE M. GONYEA “Walk carefully among my dreams for they are small and easily crushed.” ... the girls ... hockey games ... 22... summer ... scoggie ... the rain ... Cheerleader |,2 Lettermen’s Club 2,3 RICHARD FOX “The best way to secure future happiness is to be as happy as is rightfully possible JEFFREY GRAVEL “Life’s a tumble-about thing of ups and downs.” LAURIE M. GAGLIARDI “You can close your eyes to reality but not to memories.” fe Bricker © cteeli 2251.07.90 eae Kahlua ... Moe Coochie’s buddy ... clothes ... jewelry ... Auntie ... laugh ... friends ... this summer ... Bob Seger ... Turn the page ... Football Basketball Cheerleading 1-4 (Capt. 3-4) NHS 2-4 NANCY MONICA GRAVES “It is worth spending the time looking for the best things in life.” ... Ford-3PT ... college . weekends ... Fleetwood Mac ... Friendly’s ... travel NHS 2-4 Track 3,4 Basketball 1-4 (co-capt.) Cross Country 4 Field Hockey 2 LORRAINE M. GAUTHIER “Argue for your limitation and it is yours.” ... MONO ... FJM’‘s sidekick ... ‘’Little Old Lady”’ Pe niOrsescuae SEXY (co s5 Diddo ... 38 ... Blushing ... Laughing ... Bunny ... I‘’ma lifeguard ya know ... Hip... Birthday ... Middlebury? ... LO-RAINE ... Mt. Washington ... DC... Ryan ... leg room fers Preze- ee DASP ae FOOLS Onn COLLEEN GEORGE “Charity not vocally expressed.” Mike ... Cape Cod ... Pal ... “The world cannot exist without love and joy” ... drive-in ... the park ... Love's a malady without a cure ... Led Zeppelin ... Business Club 3,4 LISA M. GOSSELIN “Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.” ... basement ... no pass ... jeans ... Kitchen 2 ... Back in Black ... Summer Olmes line beach bum eee parties ... Salisbury Beach ... AG DEE on yaee CAROL ANN GURNEY “Better a little fire to warm us than a great one to burn us.” Cures Lisa:s pall McD’‘s ... “| don’t get it’ Sleeping bags ... church parking lot ... hashbrowns ... Oliver ... EJ ... saucers, horses, forces? ... the library the beast ... DASP ... may Nel soa BG ooo Wal eeeTel a) coe NOW? ... Bill ... PATRICIA ANN HAMILTON “What | have to attempt to be myself.” Jeff ... 8 30 77 ... Skynyrd ... Mustang ... Gracey Baby ... Newport Beach ... Deb, where do | go now? ... Breakfast at Friendly’s POO. ec oyrer 4 ae Did anyone find Deb’s clowns? ... | can’t stand it ... Destination — Hawaii ... ROBERT J. HAMILTON JR. “Drink, dance, laugh, and lie. Love the reeling midnight through for tomorrow we shall die.” Asteroids ... Where’s the party? ... Mr. B’s ... AC-DC and Lynyrd Skynyrd ... KAREN MARIE GREEN “With never a care nor thought of the morrow.” ... Donna’s slidekick oe Florida .. “Greeny” Onna ... “Summer of 81” hl eee COOKINGN Budweiser ... Wild and Crazy ACUTE cos (eli ose sleepin’ ... the deli ... | hate Mondays ... Field Hockey 2 . Softball 2,4 Ski Club 3,4 JOYCE GAYLE HENRY “We must offer our hand, if it is to touch another's heart.” Cheryl's sidekick . beach . quiet??? ... Beachboys .. college ... Who, ME? ... pickey ... Yr. Book 4 Prom Comm. 3 Of fice Staff 4 EVELYN A. GRIFFIN “The day, water, sun, moon, night, | do not have to purchase these things with money.” ... Evie ... Meg ... 3 Musketeers Ree Ve Catan SCOODSHaae Cape Cod... U. Ma. ... Summer of 80 ... F. Hockey 1-4 (Capt.) Basketball 1-4 Softball 1-4 Drama Club 3-4 Prom Comm. Yr. Book H.R. Capt. Lettermen’s Club LINDA MAY HOHL “Good clothes open all doors.”’ .. Lindalle ... Paris ... Adimi SD eee clothese ss Fink! =. hearts ... fashion ... Dancing-P ... Mary-Ellen’s sidekick ... Bowie ... Ohio? _ Widoff’s . . Peegy ee Band 1-4 Travel Club 3 NHS 2-4 Reflector 4 Drama 4 Prom Committee 3 CHARLES H. HAGSTROM JR. “It doesn’t matter where | am; it doesn’t matter where I’ve been; as long as I’m long gone when the cops come in!” ... Swan SONGE ee DOntup eae CG DG . Brewski ... Bing ... Molson ... Keg party ... summer ... Be sure, stay pure . Zeppelin ... Skynyrd ... What a waste ... | don’t get it. Football 1 Track 3,4 ROBERT JOSEPH HAMILTON “Won't get fooled again” linewliracksi eee eintiseeee Bizarre ... Irene ... The Who ... Maximum Rib ... Hard Candy ... Drama Club 2,3,4 . Band 4 ... Chorus 4 MICHAEL J. HAVALOTTI “Good times are the best times, bad times fade away.’’ Hava ... put on some tunes ... the beach ... home ... concerts . construction ... The J. Geils Band and more ... Ma and Dad . MaryAnne ... Motorcycles . making money ... living it p... partying .. Cars ... Basketball 1 Football 1 pe MICHAEL SCOTT HOWARD “All you can count on in life is yourself and your talents.” Howard ... ‘That's life” ... B.S. ... Are you sure? ... The Rose ... Summer sun? Let’s do something ... I’m bored ... Winter Track 2 Spring Track 2,3,4 Chess Club 2 Yearbook 4 Business Club Ski Club ROBIN ROSE INGALLS “If you don’t understand my silence, you'll never understand my words.” ... drama... music ... plays ... Miss Barrett son (ure... Swwalnte) %! Barbershop ... cats ... Steven Pee Condcdan ees GCOmpinc nies Blackstone and Central ... Drama Club 2-4; NHS 2-4: Chorus 1-4; Yearbook Staff 4; French Club 1-4. HENRY D. JAMES “Can't we raise our eyes and make a start can’t we find the minds to lead us closer to the heart’ Saber ... Gibson ... Check it out ... Chevelle ... Rush ... Lynyrd skynyrd ... Guild B302 ... Fender ... Lookout ... Guitar Club 1,2. JOHN DAVID HOLBROOK “The value of passion, like force, is judged finally by the amount of warmth and light it creates.’ ... graduation ... Trans Am ... Pinball ... Navy ... Water skiing ... Camping ... parties ... Blue Oyster Cult ... Soccer 1; Business Club 3,4. PAMELA A. JOHNSON “Thank God It’s Friday!”’ Eric wee 4130 78 ee Cutlassaae. Hampton Beach ... Booze cruisel... licanidoltit.- Chevelle.7] ... Basement ... Mable’s and Harry’s .. AC-DC ... Riding around ... weekends ... Miss Piggy ... waterskiing ... | forgot ... Mich ... Almost Anything Goes 2 ... Business Club 3 Seen ACte A: ALLEN JOSEPH HOPE “There is only one meaning of life, the act of living itself.” ... Big Al ... Hopeless ... Hampton Beach ... Fridays ... Chess Club 1-3 Golf 2,3. DANIEL SCOTT JOHNSTON “If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it, | know | can achieve it.’’ ‘’The Judge”’ P02 Gul Os ROG aren N vese Palms Sweatshirt ... Cadillac Ranch ... Algebra 2... Purple’ ... Give it-up, Anthony ... Guidance 4th ... Sympathy for the devil ... 99 percent of the time.” LAURA LEIGH HUMPHREY “A weed is no more than a flower in disguise, which is seen through at once, if love give a man eyes.” David ... Popcorn Machine ... Sue ... Spotlights ... Sentry ... Spring Track 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Honor Society 3,4. DEANNA JACKSON “Love and friendship are the greatest things in life’’ Summer i hOnty eS len nends Pee tavincentn ne ROCKer r Football ... Swimming ... Sewing ... Panda... ERIC PAUL JOHNSON “Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, so look to this day.’’ Summer ... Party ... Booze ... Sleep ... Quiet ... Winter Track 2,3; Spring Track 2,3,4; Outdoors Club 2. JILL MARIE KEITH “| want to learn what life is for. | don’t want much, | just want more — | want everything.” Mark ... skiing ... swill ... Park Hill ... The Fair ... Jigga ... Hairdressing ... Her Hair ... Jeans ... basement ... Greeny ... Kitchen 2 ... sew ... gum ... Bob Seger ... Summer ... Brown bag it ... Dk 12.34. DONNA MARIE KILMONIS “Every road has an end, but every day has a new beginning.” Anthony ... opal ... Sept. 7 me OEGer aan) The Fairey a Right! ... The Bridge ... Who cares!? ... Summer of ‘81?! ... Hampton ... Lil’ Jay 1 20 81 ... jigga? ‘Should | or shouldn't ie a CHRISTOPHER KLEIN “You can’t let other people get your kicks for you.’’ Dylan ... JoJo's ... Firebirds. ... The Garage ... Does it work? ... California ... Flippin eggs ... Oh my head ... Steak and Lowenbreau ... Born to run... Grease ... Doors ... Ski Club 23 A} Foxboro . sleeping GEORGE L. JONES “The day shall not be up so soon as |, to try the adventure of tomorrow.” Racetrack ... .. Check it out! ... STEPHEN KOSIBA “What's life without a little fun?’”’ Kosh ... hunter ... Fire Department PHILIP JOHN KASPUTIS “Work fascinates me; | could watch it for hours.” Flip ... skiing ... snow ... bunnies ... Lynyrd Skynyrd ... parties ... The Brown Bomber ... hydroplane ... Maine ... Football 1,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4 JAMES A. LACOY “| finally got it all together but somehow | lost it.” Lim ... parties ... Hunting ... skiing ... Killington ... New Hampshire ... TCH ... What? No way ... concerts ... Led Zeppelin ... Victor Boulfid’s side kicks ... Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Baseball 2 ... SHARRON J. KESSLER “Love is the nicest gift of all.” Old Orchard Beach ... Ronnie. ... her diamond ... May 8... Pocono Mountains!! ... My honey ... Camaro ... Foreigner ... Ginny’s sidekick ... Track 1; Cross Country 1,2. LINDA M. KINKOPF “You have to believe in happiness or happiness never comes.” Yeah right! ... Nin... Kink ... Diane ... Colleen ... St. V's with Laurie ... Business Club 3,4 (Treas.). SUSAN MARIE KNISKERN “A kind, gentle nature contains its own reward.’’ Greenhouse . sewing ... arts and crafts . | like school. CLARK LATOUR MARK LAVALLEE “If | got nothing out of “If we are ever to enjoy life, now school, at least | got myself is the time.’”’ Football 1,2,3,4 out.” MICHAEL JOHN LEONARD “Never try to make anyone like yourself; you know, and everyone else knows, that one of you is enough.” Bonnie ... ML ek OAPeeESDOItS ee ICY, Headley ... prom weekend ... Football 1,2,3,4 ... Baseball 1,2,3,4 (Capt.) ... Basketball 1 fee Chessicitipe2)oaaee Lettermen’s Club 3,4. WENDY A. LAVALLEE “There are no secrets or tricks to a successful life, but there are many ways to obtain it. Live each day to the fullest, and make every minute count.”” Wendies ... Glenn’s forever ... “Me and my 66 “Stang” ... Kay’s sidekick ... Dancing ... Skiing ... Nursing ... Enjoying his love .. KAREN MARIE LUND “In rivers, the water that you touch is last of what has passed and the first of what comes; so with time present.” ... Art Lefty ... People and places ... Photography Club 2,3,4; Reflector Staff 3,4; Ski Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; ‘I live and love in God's peculiar Light.” CYNTHIA LYNN LUSIGNAN “True friendship is a plant of slow growth.” Lenny ... 8 17 79 ... Karen’s sidekick ... 3-Musketeers ... Fergie’s friend ... silver Pontiac ... Daddy’s girl ... Grandaddy’s little rebel ... Thanks Mom Dad ... Library Aide 3,4; Cheerleading 1,2; French Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. JAMES J. MARTINELLI “Life is so short you try to live it to the fullest.” ... Concerts ... Springsteen ... Molson ... Parties ... Girls ... Tammy ] ... Others ... Friends ... Scuzz ... Weasel ... Trouble. MARY-ELLEN McDONOUGH “Hold fast to your dreams for through them you’re able to flys MACE a rack, ..2- Linda’s sidekick ... Barracuda . next weekend ... Wash DC ee Zee ICIS et Sido woe NHS:3)4; GE 23:4: Band 1,2; Spring Track 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 2,3,4; Drama 2,3,4; Stud Ad 3,4. PATRICK F. McGRATH JOHN EDWARD McLAUGHLIN “lf there is a will, there is a “Disillusionment is the first step way. ... Magoo ... Let’s H towards wisdom.” Mac ... ... Wastebud ... Excellent Carol ... work ... ‘’The Box” pean VON Z OMI 2400 weer ... TULL ... New Hampshire Moto-X ... Parties ... the Kinks ... Skiing ... the Crew ... Budweiser ... Moon's sidekick ... Summers are best ... Buzzed again ... Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2; Hockey 1,2; Cross Country 2. JAMES BARRY McNAMARA MATTHIEU METHOT “To be good at anything you’ “A kind and gentle nature must practice; running, contains its own reward.” football, baseball, etc.” ... Basketball 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3 Mac ... Let’s go for a run ... The woods ... Navy ... Beatles ... Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Winter Track 3,4; Outdoors Club 3,4; I'll come visit you next year. LISA ANNE MODIG “Have the courage to change the things you can, the strength to accept the things you can't and the wisdom to know the difference.”’ ... Fridays ... Lab days ... ‘‘Where’s the Fag?” ... grounded again? ... Mac’s fe nS. spaceyr=.. Curl's buddy ... indecisive ... plans ... The Cars ... Stool’s home. JAMES T. MOONEY “Woke up this morning and got myself a beer. The future is uncertain and the end is always near.” ... The Doors ... Let’s ieeeaKawoO00le GPace Moto-X ... Magoo’s sidekick ... party ... Mr. Mojo Risen ... Gleap ... Moons ... Michelob ... Summer ... Soccer 1; Hockey 1,2; Ski Club 1,2,3,4 ... His eyes. MICHAEL O. MOORE “Work amazes me, | could sit and watch it for hours.”’ ... SCue COQSH = b-COliee Mustang ... Prom weekend ... Basketball 1,23,4; Soccer 2; Baseball 2; Chess Club 2,3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4 ... Hey Worcester! ... 3 years?? Dances ... Library ... Billy Laurie Pam’s sidekick ... Mag Drivel 1,2,3,4; Tennis Aes OTice stats 4. 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4 (Co-cap) DEBORAH MORELLY MAUREEN L. MORGAN “You never get a second “Happiness is not having what chance to make a good first you want, but wanting what you impression.” ... French ... have.”’ Mark (Chester) ne. Joel ... Vy me? ... Jump, ?quiet? ... Kahlua ... Moe... .. Me spike! . HE? coe Hmmm ... Friends ... Gold Office 2,3,4; Drama 1,2,3,4 ... Lambert’s ... My kids ... French 1,2,3,4; Lettermen Parties ... Reflector Staff 1... 2,3,4; Doll for Sch 1,2,3,4 Softball 3 ... Prom Committee RANDOLPH K. MOGREN “Success is getting what you want, happiness wanting what you get.” locker ... Paul Tim's sidekick ... 44 ... Red fa DuCIaee OO EGICOn een: Beatles pe Cap SeeesViSianee Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4 (Capt.); Winter Track 2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Comm. 3; Reflector 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Lettermen 3,4. DEBORAH A. MOORE “There is no remedy for love but to love more.” Jim ... Wallum Lake ... Prom weekend ... Buddy (Stephen) ... Sandi Denise’s sidekick ... Eeee! ... Seger ... Catch ya on the rebound! ... Green ... The Dam ... Cheerleading 2,4 ... Winter Track 3 ... Senior Semi-formal Committee 4 ... KAY F. MORELLO “Education is what you get from reading the small print. Experience is what you get from not reading it.” ... 12 years gone ... | love Skip ... Party up ... Kahlua ... Skiing ... Dancing ... Rock-n-roll with the Stones ... Dubbie Down ... WIT! Wen’s sidekick ... So many why’s?? ... Don’t get bagged! DEBRA LEE MORIN “You have to believe in comes.”’ Paul ... bugeye ... Black Sabbath ... parties ... camping ... concerts ... Softball 2 LISA BETH MURRAY “It is always the adventurers who accomplish great things.” . MaeWest ... “I’ma prisoner” ... Acting ... Singing . the beach ... Swimming OKOUNG ui. hennisa., Broadway Musicals ... exercise . Clothes ... “| want to make it to the top’”’ ... Barbara Streisand ... Drawing ... Volleyball ... Spanish ... French JOHN L. NASUTI ‘There is only one success — to spend your life in your own way.” Chris 10 17 80 ... nununi . What d’ya figure ... oh super ... nO go... summer... Hampton Beach ... Soccer 1-4 (Capt. 4) ... Baseball 1-4 (Capt. 4) KAREN MARIE NORTON ‘Most of the shadows of this life are caused by our standing in our own sunshine.” ... KN... Jackson Browne ... me? gossip? ... camp ... capers ... the three fags ... Old Lady Award ... WSI ... Macs... Hold Out ... Student Council 1-4; NHS 2-4 (Treas. 4); Field Hockey 1-4; Tennis 3 4; Yearbook 2 4... CHRISTOPHER J. PAPPAS “There's a time for all sages Marybeth ... Pappy . Ding Ho .. hey . Ue M.D. Baseball | ve 3,4; Soccer ich 4: Chess Club happiness, or happiness never DAVID R. MURPHEY “No matter how bad things look, never give up.’ Summer ... What a Dink . Why? ... parties sr Murph Sf Florida ... swimming ... jogging ... Baseball ... Hockey ... Beth ... Cheryl ... Football 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club MIRIAM NASH “| exist as | am — that is enough” ... MIM ... Summer 81 Colorado ... Lynda ... leak .. brig ... trip me ... spat . Friendly breakfasts ... Neil young ... goofy ... The Doors ... Mateus Wine ... someday kid!! ... Holden... roses ... jeans ... Another Saturday Night ... Psychology ... yummy ... CC KAREN LEE NICHOLS “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; If you can dream it, you can become it.’’ Tom 7 16 80 ... California ... Cyndy Tia’s sidekick ... Canada ... parts... Framingham Cheerleading 1,2; French Club 1,2,3; Business Club 3; Library Aide 4; Yearbook Staff 4... DEBORAH LEE O’NEAL “Cherish yesterday, dream for tomorrow, live today.” . Debba-do . Cheryl’s sidekick _ weekends ... a DAVID WAYNE PERKINS “It’s not how long you live, it’s how you live.’ Satch ... crazy . Summer beach partying ... traveling Florida ... bikes ... excitement ... Bud ... What! . no more rebows ... love them patches ... see ya... 38 Dave ... Football 1,4; pare 2,4; High School | vi 3,4 y= Awesome ae DAVID R. PERRAS “Life is very short, and very uncertain; let us spend it as well as we can.” ... Denise eee Ine OOLS ser: Lowenbrau ... Pear... Sports ... Floridain5... Two DP’s ... Soccer 2-4 ... Basketball 1-4 ... Baseball 1-4 ... Lettermen’s Club 4 ... Chess Club 2,3 Ea MANDA L. PICHIERRI “Be what you are, not what others want you to be.” ... girls ... Hockey games ... Padidle ... ‘Hey Man” ... Field Hockey 1,2,3 The RICHARD PAUL PROCTOR “It doesn’t matter how long we live, but how we live.” ... Skiing Killington ... Let‘sH... Hampton Beach ... Concerts ... J. Geils Band ... Prom Weekend ... Jim Lacoy’s buddy ... What a loser ... Kawasted PeV tOMie searOntiesa a: Bouffid ... Booze Cruise ... Hockey 1,2,4; Baseball LESA BETH ROBBINS “The best preparation for the future is to live as if there were none.” ... Dancing ... York ... Wanna do something wild?! ... What the hell?! ... The aoteli os Finesne. AC DGkw. Streisand ... Cella Blanca ... concerts ... hairspray ... | don’t wanna hear it! ... my porch! ... walks ... college-freedom PAMELA RYDANT “When the door closes somewhere there’s a window open.” ... Mella ... What? ... Park Hill ... Winter Track 4... Outdoor Club2... Business Club 3,4 ... Rollerskating ... Smith’s ... School paper 3 ... FBLA... Bob Seger ... Styx ... party ... Jenifer ... friends ... romance ... Chinese food. MARGARET ELIZABETH PHILLIPS “Men will let you abuse them if only you will make them laugh.” ... Mag the Fag ... Wink ... Mr. Swing ... Macs ... “Where's my shirt?” ... Stoolation sensation ... The Vacation ... Muffin ... Angles ... Fries ... Plans ... Capers ... NO KIDDING ... NHS 2-4 aa GISS Sec 2-4 2. F, Hockey 2,3 ... Tennis 2-4 ... Drama ... RONALD F. PIERCE “In quietness and confidence shall be your strength.” ... RONALD F. PRUNIER “Life is what you make of it.” ... Class of 80 we're all right ... Might be whipped ... Jennifer ... P.J. Prunier Bros Construction ... East Millbury School ... parties ... skiing ... fun ... Football 1,3,4 Cooking ... Archery ... Hunting MARY ANN RUSSO “Life is partly what we make it, and partly what it is made by the friends whom we choose.” ... Summer ... St. Vincent's ... friends ... movies ... Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Dollars for Scholars 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Crafts Club 1,2; Tennis 2; Drama Club 2,3,4. NANCY J. SALOIS “You can’t always get what you want; but you get what you need. ... Steve, 1-21-80 ... Black White Pearl ... Honey!! Pe Cheap al ricksesensthe beach ... parties ... “‘gullable’”’ ... Oh Gee’z ... cheat notes??? MICHAEL W. SHARRON ““A man is as many men as he knows languages.” Middlebury? CR lee EDS Ma Dupont ... “I flunked’ ... the Gat 72) Yorks) =) Bookit to lunch! ... his harem ... Espanol and Francais ... DC ... the lone male ... notes to Wadsy .. 2 7 candyis.. NESt the critics DMIS ee “Have | got NEWS for you!” SCOTT J. SMITH “| will never criticize my neighbor until | have walked 1,000 miles in his shoes.’’ Partys Pe COncents eee DUC mm TransAm ... Fridays ... Giles DIANE F. STONE ‘Follow the paths of life the best you know how.” Linda ... Chris ... Colleen ... Brenda ... Las Vegas o il Sannsntravelmur summertime ... ‘’D’’ ... the Cape ... shorthand ... ‘Don’t push it’’ ... parties ... travel agency Business Club 3,4 (Pres.) RICHARD SAUVAGEAU “Life is what happens when you are making other plans.” ... Rick ... Queen... bowling ... Matt’s sidekick ... new kid in town ... Winter Track 4. DANIEL JAMES SULLIVAN “There’s only one way to work and that’s like hell.” ... Budman ... The Beatles ... DENISE L. SAYLOR “The best way to secure future happiness is to be as happy as is rightfully possible to-day.” Dave ... first day of school ... summer of ‘80 ... the dam ... Moe and Debbie’s sidekick ... Bob Seger ... Floridain5... Field Hockey 2; Cheerleader 2; Jr. Prom Committee 3 MICHELLE S. TEBO “This is a place where all our dreams are born and future plans are laid, and where, among familiar things, our memories are made.” ... TEEBS ... Sandi’s sidekick ... Seger ... Mabel’s ... California ... turquoise ... Kahlua ... Wallum Lake ... Jerry ... Field Hockey (mgr.) Sr. Activities 4 DANA SHONBECK “From any language originates the basis of all knowledge.” Paris 1980 ... Linda ... Mike ... French ... Elephants ... Sentry ... Canada 81 ... college ... Magazine Drive 1-4; Graphic Arts Club 2-4; Reflector 3,4 (Editor); Foreign Language Travel Club 3; French Club 4 JAY TYLER STOCKWELL “To live a life is to be free.” ... taking a challenge in life ... Maine ocean life ... being a cabinet maker ... parties ... all sports ... dances ... being out and enjoying life and living it up . outdoor activities ... camping and fishing ... DIANE MARIE STOWE “What a fool believes he sees, no wise man has the power to reason away.” ... Vinnie — | love you... Tiny ... 3 13 80 eee Ane A Dili Ori Smee Mr. O’Leary’s Bo ... Debbie and Terry ... Pudge ... Summer of ‘80 ... diet? ... Softball 1-4 NHS 2-4 (V.P.) Volleyball 2-4 (capt.) Drama 1-4 cy DAVID J. VECCHIO “If we learn by our mistakes |’m getting a great education.” ... Mr. Worcester ... get lost ... Hampton ... my shop ... friends ... my motorcycle ... summer ... parties ... girls ... Lowenbrau ... Soccer 1,2,3,4 capt.; Hockey 2; Track 2. DAVID K. WAH LSTROM “You can't change the past but you can ruin the present by worrying about the future.” ... Wahly ... Gail ... Old Cape Cod ... the Beatles ... Levis ... 66 Valiant ... Golden Bozo’s ... Always has something to say ... stacka. ... Boo Boo ... Football 1,2; Hockey 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4; Cats A: DIANE ELIZABETH WALSH “It matters not what you are thought to be, but what your wes oles GYC = WRD ... OBCEONAQYRN! ... little sister Deb+Inga ... 65 Mustang ... Riunite ... Newport ... What a parptart! ... Vernon Hill ... Varsity Cheerleader 2-4 (co-capt 3,4); Letterman’s Club 3,4; French Club 1-3; Drama 1-3 BRAD P. THOMAS “Life is a cycle constantly changing, friends come and go but memories linger.” ... Red ... Headley ... ski... What?? ... party ... buzz . Zeppelin ... his music ey ie eee ROODGII A. 4 Baseball 2,3,4 ... Ski Club | yeh TERESA LYNNE WEAVER “If we had the chance to do it all again, would we? Could we?” ... Terry ... USNA ... Paris ‘79 ... Diane and Deb ... Tex ... rollerskating ... Ballard’s ... California ... General Hospital .. . Braces ... Saucers? Horses? Forces! ... UMass ... NHS 2,3,4 ... wine ... Wadsy’s Honors Class ... Reese’s ... Softball ... KKK!? ROBERT W. TOWNSEND “It is the quiet people who accomplish things.’’ Bob ... skiing ... bowling ... fishing ... woodworking ... W.1.T.1. ... The Kinks ... Basketball 1,2,3; Golf 2,3,4; Audio Visual Aid 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. VIRGINIA A. VIGLIATURA “Time is too short for those who wait, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love time is nota — GINKY. ee — | love you Doug” ... 8 17 78 ... her diamond ... September .. . man dad... pumpkin ... Camaro ... Riunite ... music ... Newports ... Sharron’s sidekick ... Winstons ... Track, Softball BRENNAN FRANK WALL “A winner never quits!, a quitter never wins.” Paris ’79” ... running ... undefeated ... track champions!! ... ‘never give up” ... ‘’Paris is incredible!”” ... Cross Country 1,2,3,4, capt. 4; Drama Club 3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3; Boston. CHERYL JUDITH WARREN “If she’s not smiling she is having a bad day.’” Weekends ... sports ... parties 1... Headley O.L.M. ... her laugh ... Bob Seger 1+2. ... Cross Country 1-4 (co-captain 4); Winter Track 2-4 (co-captain 4); Yearbook Staff 4; Lettermen 3. MARGARET MARY WHITE “We ourselves must walk the path, teachers merely show the way.” ... Meg ... MBL Nordic Maiden ... Evie... BU... Pickwicks ... JM... Pigeon ... “Why me!” ... Peegy ... Future dictator? ... Drama (Sec.) 1-4; Field Hockey 2-4; Track 1-4; Yearbook 2,4; Track 1-4; Yearbook 2,4; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Captain. SCOTT EDWARD WILCZYNSKI “Smile — it’s the only thing you can give for free that nobody can refuse.”’ Weekends: Thursday- Tuesday ... Pumpin’ Gas ... The WhOteee. RUSheeers SOOnSanmn Molson ... New Hampshire ... Hockey 1,2,3 Ski Club 1-3 Football 1,2 PAUL WILLETTE “Life is short — so live it to the Tullest: see DUtCheeee Vitae Bs ee Koolsae KENNETH A. WOOD “It is no happiness to live long, nor unhappiness to die soon; happy is he that hath lived long enough to die well.” ... No go fo Party eaePOps ¢o.) LOW Profile ... Princess ... beach . concerts — Van Halen ... tournaments ... Golf 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Football 4 Cross Country 1,2 CHERYL WRIGHT “We should look to the mind and not to the outward appearance”. . MICHAEL B. YOUNG “Lots of late night parties make a person late for school.” ... Rocky ... Lisa ... May 25, 1979 ... Macs ...Bruce Springsteen ... Keg rties ... Golden Gloves 1977, 1978, 1979 ... Rocky . Salisbury Beach ... CARL ROBERT WILGA “Better a dinner of herbs where love is, than a stalled ox and hate there with.” ... Willy ... Cape Cod ... Internationals ... Bye ... Whats your problem? ... Four Wheeling ... Party ... Shell ... 1234 Nothing but school ... Warwick ... Pontiac ... No More Bridge ... Hunting ... Onward and Upward ... SUZANNE M. WITHINGTON “You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.” ... David and Peter — Paris ‘80 ... softball fever ... McDonald's ... parties — Gary and Peggy ... Alamba ‘81 ... Endicott ... | don’t even think so! ... Mustang ... Laura, Linda, Lori ... Field Hockey 1-4 Softball 1-4 Travel Club 3 GREGG ANDREW WOODWARD “All the world is a stage, and the people merely players.” ... Woody ... The Who ... valuable? ... the tracks ... snacks ... the pit... YAH... Drama Club 2-4 (pres. 3) Cross Country 2,3 Class Officer | (v.p.) Reflector 2,3 Yearbook (Ed. in Chief) Chorus 4 Prom 3 DIANE MARIE YOUNG “Rock will not let you run away from your problems — but it will let you dance all over them.” ... The Beatles ... Tom Petty oe Whipitice mullnesbOSSaa=r Party ... Home town Blues ... Divon ... Phoon ... Tuesday night stumbler ... Thunder Road ... Chorus 2,3,4 Cross Country 2 Track 2,3 WILLIAM J. ZELENAK JR. “Life's a tumble about thing of ups and downs.” .... concerts ... Zel... Rock and Roll ... friends ... Ford ... Led Zeppelin ... What's up? ... Football 1; Basketball 3; Soccer 3; Caf. Worker 3,4 Our “Other” Class of 1981 — The Family az a. ™s Living Nursery School in Room 6 2 Pa f NOILVNGV aD 99 class clown ININE most masculine fem BY OPULA aa: i David Elie, Karen Green — C Tim Belliveau, Linda Hohl : PesSsgeas Ras RESO ie Pa 5 iia tia cri pias nee Sala Sharon Kessler, Bob Anderson most changed MORE PE QO. ) fa) ” Y O O | sok Uae oO Carrignant Charlie Hagstrom Sue Boucher 3 ro) — a+ 0 aoe =y % 40) 4s 4 a = wh oO i e John Nasuti, Pam Couture G S502 SUID et EN RSLS ee sd ON Robin Ingalls, Ann Brady, Steve Cormier Patti Dunn, : Randy Mogren — Eee Se Se ney ee paasons 0} Ajay!) }SOw De Se et ee orraine Gauthier, regg Woodward L G most valuable ysad SspjD ajqoyebiojun sou nee = $2 £5 5 OO = ST: = 2 S = UV A {= = Our night, al tak Our a funcor Prom was a febulous eapervence for everyone. She band, ‘Jos cL Tree” provided excellent entertainment throughout the evening, and ev3exryone danced lo ther NifuwHing sound on the elegant Mechanics Hall dance floor. Our theme 5Ong, “Londerful Tonight”, could not have been more ofproprate, indeed, May 31, 1980, turned out lo be a wonderful night we will remember always. Pom Cound Pate Robbins, Vebbie Du, all, Queen- Pam Candin, Meg Lh te, Margaret Py, Mips, Finda Hohl 105 Homecoming Dance - Saturday, October 4, 1980 The Queen and her court Left to right: Julie Graves, Pam Wade, Queen Debbie Mort, Michelle Marrino, Marie Cooney, Lor- raine Gauthier 106 S good to be It’ ! ho me 107 108 GHOULS AND GOBLINS Traditionally, the members of the senior class have dressed up for Halloween in colorful costumes and collected money from teachers and underclassmen to raise funds for the class. Creative minds were at work this year in costume design! Pn = — AO a hd, a | ied Inspired by Mr. Wadsworth and Mrs. Dias, the senior English classes prepared and enjoyed Medievil ‘’delicacies” this December 19th. Much to the seniors’ delight, juniors served the dinner menu of cream of cucumber soup; sauteed sole; roast goose with apricot cognac stuffing, peas, carrots eaten on pita bread; anda dessert of raspberry fool and nun’‘s cakes. There was also musical entertainment provided by Bob Hamilton, Gregg Woodward, and Pam Cardin. One of the highlights of family living class was a mock wedding between classmates. This year, David Elie, Charlie Hastrom, Bob Anderson, and Fred Audette baked and decorated a class-size wedding cake. Brides’’ received bouquets and ‘’grooms’ wore formal dress as ‘Reverend’ Evers performed the ceremony and Mr. Gemme played the organ. Sue Ducharme and Tim Belliveau performed the traditional cutting of the cake. ‘ Our Hearts The Christmas concert was the first performance of our music department this year. Mr. Bruno conducted the band in their playing of traditional Christmas selections, and Mrs. Silvernail directed the chorus in their singing of both Christmas carols and a collection of Hungarian folk songs. A narration of the choral selection, O Come All Ye Faithful, was given by chorus member Gregg Woodward. It was an evening of musical enjoyment for all who attended. Christmas 1USso0 ene )))060CUChristmas cheer fas AY ae oe | : brought to MA. A. S. ie Se ee eee . | with the festifities of a i : : door decorating contest — fon by Homeroom 30. A nefo idea, contrt- ) buted by the Freshman class, fas to habe stu- dent pictures taken ootth | our Senior, Santa, 7 Fred Andette. FUND RAISERS ... Fruit Sale — Major Money Maker? HAND WASHING Smee . wFECcTio CARNIVAL 1981 One of the most enjoyable weeks during the school year was the Winter Carnival. It raised class spirit and school spirit in everyone. There were many hard-fought, grueling battles of skill and strength between the four classes, but through it all the Senior Class of 1981 shone above all the others and gained the victory of Winter Carnival ’’81’’. 114 Only the strong survive! + Shoot for the stars. Wake up, you guys! Boy, am | stiff. We don’t mess around! i) (is ; Going Once Going Twice... Sold! Anyone who attended this year’s auction, sponsored by the Senior class, saw the most organized class effort of the year. This fund raiser showed true class spirit and loyalty when so many people contributed items to be auctioned and their time to pick up, deliver, and sell all kinds of goods. Thanks to the professional skills of auctioneer Colonel Russ Lambert, the night of March 14, 1981, was an exciting as well as a successful evening. 0 a oe YL w “a” Ve O Oo — o mo AO Tete 2 (9) (AIS Ce ee UO + eS 5 oS 8 au (O) feu SS ae Sere wes yep ow: s i ; 4 : fi STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY Student Government Day is a practical experience for all students in the election and functioning of town government. Each candidate has a chance to run for office, and all students and staff participate in the a voting process. Those elected to Student Government Day this year were: Sandi Devoe — Sewerage Commission; Evie F Griffin — Parks Commission; Pam Johnson — Millbury Housing Authority; Darlene Manguilli— Board of Appeals; Scott Wiberg — Board of Health; Ann Dattis and Deanna Peterson — Library; Scott Bernier — Town Planner; Mark Lavallee and Michelle Marrino — Central Cemetary; Patricia Dunn — Council on Aging; John Dwinell — Administrative Assistant To Selectmen; Ann Brady — Town Clerk; Lorraine Gauthier — Chief of Police; Bob Anthony, Gail Choiniere, Martin Devine, Robin Ingalls, and Frank McNamara — School Committee; Scott Pendergast — School Superintendent; Randy Mogren — School Business Manager. On Friday, May 1, 1981, these ‘officials’ were actively involved in the actual business of each political office. Such issues as the effects of Proposition 212 on schools, police, fire, and highways, the effects on business of the McGowey Bridge, and improvement of town recreational facilities were a part of the day's agenda, followed by a dinner for all at the Asa Waters Mansion. i | « () I i HAE HH Nt iit i HU it Tr I i 4 pl: i | i ki i f l i i i ii i : i 3) evicer PHATE ! i ] HH | ma | il i | t it “ws Ce eee a aa: an SPRING CONCERT May 20, 1981 Class Trip — Oak “n Spruce o8 CAEN OR Sew Ve ae ee eS pe ee a ie eae ee a an evening to display art, crafts, home crafts, graphic arts, industrial arts, and first aid safety C.P.R. techniques. SENIOR SUPPER The Senior Supper was ate Rol @ YAt-retate]al (om (e]| Ml Mal oe] ale hice) mi tal-M- Z-lallave hy (or the sensational ‘Down | East.’ Class gifts were given icoKel| MuvateKeolac-lale|-c6 ACADEMIC AWARDS NIGHT Departmental Awards HoraceMann _ Horace Mann English — Ann Brady 2nd year Ist year Science — Robin Ingalls Susan Boucher Mary Beth Belsito Math — Robin Ingalls Gail Choiniere Martin Devine Foreign Language — Linda Hohl Patricia Dunn Donna Forte Social Studies — Martin Devine Lorraine Gauthier Michelle Marino Home Economics — Jill Keith Carol Gurney Dawn O’Packi Art — Karen Lund Robin Ingalls Diana Sauer Business — Linda Kinkopf Karen Norton Cindy Snelling Industrial Arts — David Elie Margaret Phillips Deborah Wade Physical Education — Donald Bedard ___ Michael Sharron — Chery! Ducharme Teresa Weaver Band — Linda Hohl Chorus — Pamela Cardin e Scholarships Citizen’s Scholarship Foundation of Millbury — Pamela Cardin C.D. Whitney Agency — Sue Withington Millbury Credit Union — Robin Ingalls Millbury Teacher’s Association — Michael Sharron, Laura Humphrey Millbury High School Student Council — Karen Lund, Debra Morelli Millbury Savings Bank — Lorraine Gauthier Devoe- Taylor Post 9 American Legion — Alfred Flammand New England Newspaper Supply Company — Ann Brady Millbury Softball League — John Nasuti Warren G. Harris Memorial Scholarship — Teresa Weaver William F. O’Leary Memorial Scholarship — Laura Humphrey Dr. Mrs. Marcus M. Henneberry Memorial Scholarship — Karen Norton Millbury Women’s Club, Majorie L. Roberts Memorial Scholarship — Robin Ingalls Millbury Women’s Club — Carol Gurney, Cheryl Ducharme Millbury Athletic Association — Mary Ellen McDonough National Honor Society — Patricia Dunn Lorraine Gauthier Carol Gurney Laura Humphrey Teresa Weaver St. Brigid’s Women Club — Karen Norton, Margaret White American Legion Auxiliary, Devoe- Taylor Post 9 — Lorraine Gauthier Karen Norton Millbury Elementary Mother’s Club — Patricia Dunn Franco-American Progressive Club — Lorraine Gauthier, Carol Gurney Chery! Ducharme Millbury Policemen’s Association — Timothy Belliveau Turgeon Funeral Home — Michael Sharron Millbury High School Business Club — Karen Nichols Leona Buxton Casey Class of 1931 Memotial — Carol Gurney Virginia Dickinson Memorial — Karen Lund Jeffrey H. Ostrowski Memorial — Nancy Graves Charles F. Minney Post 3329 V.F.W., Ladies Auxiliary — Michael Sharron Millbury Business Association — Harry Stockwell Memorial — Michael Moore Dr. William C. Sprang — Lisa Murray The Protector Group-H. Louis Rocheleau Sr. Memorial — Sue Boucher United Tool Manufacturing Company — Teresa Weaver East Millbury Community Improvement Association — Lorraine Gauthier Millbury Taxpayers Association — Harry Stockwell Memorial — Michael Moore Steven Dusco Memorial — Randolph Mogren Boy Scout Troop 109 — John Dwinell Millbury High School Music Department — Pamela Cardin Elks Lodge No. 243 — Teresa Weaver East Side Improvement Club — Timothy Belliveau Education Association of Worcester — Karen Norton Massachusetts Police Association — Karen Lund DAR Good Citizen’s Award — Teresa Weaver Telegram Gazette Achiever Award — Michael Sharron PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM REPRESENTATIVES — 1981 Each year, four outstanding students are selected to represent Millbury High School and participate in the Presidential Classroom. This program provides an opportunity for these four people to meet leaders in our government and to attend seminars during their week-long learning experience in Washington, D.C. Our students are able to meet other high school representatives from all 50 states and from countries all over the world. In 1981, Lorraine Gauther, Carol Gurney, Mary Ellen McDonough, and Michael Sharron were selected by the faculty as the 1981 Presidential Classroom participants. CLASS DAY Class Day ceremonies were held on June 5, 1981 in the school auditorium. The ceremonies began with a reading of the Class History by Sue Altemus and Laura Humphrey. While we reminisced, our Winter Carnival song was performed. Written to the tune of ‘’Turn { the Page”’, lyrics were sung by Chery! Warren, Pam Rydant, Sharron Chasse, Debra Boulay, Debra Moore, Chris Gonyea, Sandra Devoe, Diane Walsh, Tim Belliveau, Steve Cormier, and Denise Saylor. The Last Will and Testament was then read by Diane Stowe and Margaret White, who left ‘unusual’ gifts to the teachers. The Class Prophecy followed, read by Brennan Wall and Jean Chausse, with a cameo appearance by John Dwinell. Their ‘“Weekend Update” described the future lives of fellow classmates. Se abe tee me ee: 6 Be CEO CE Ld 4 aes 2 ge Hoy at the start : Sear in the jonruey doy in the coming home CC After the traditional ceremonies the class presented Mrs. Sylvia Stepien with a music box and flowers, Mr. Charles Capparelli with a silver letter opener, Mrs. Fran Dupont with Flowers and a gift certificate to the Wind Tiki restaurant, Mr. Gerald Boudreau with a silver ruler and Mr. Gary Robinson with a beautiful Berkline Recliner. These people helped the class successfully meet the goal of graduation. We greatly appreciated their help. Patricia Dunn, President of the Honor Society presented the class President, Lorraine Gauthier with an engraved plaque and a digital clock radio. While presenting the final gift, the class sang the class song, Along the Road, by Dan Fogelberg. And Class Day was over. 128 He 4 peeestag We the Class of 1981, being of sound minds and bodies, do hereby bequeath all our worldly possessions in the form of This Last Will and Testament: To Miss Bradford — we leave a freshman class who will play by the rules. To Mr. Georges Desrosiers — we leave an all night spree at Pigalle, (for you who don’t know that Pigalle is, it is the most seedy, x-rated area of Paris). Remember to. bring back slides for your class, French Culture you know. To Mr. Healey — we leave a year’s supply of gum. To Mrs. McCarron — we leave a class of future secretaries who don’t key pick. To the Sophomores, class of 1983 — we leave the knowledge of how to cheer at pep rallies, and sing successfully at the Winter Carnival. To Mrs. Wellens — we leave a bronzed copy of ‘’The Pearl”’. To Mr. Archambeault — we leave a state full of complaining Mass. Electric customers. To Mrs. Silvernail — we leave boys who want to sing and play male roles in her productions. To Mr. Bruno — we leave a package of pre-licked reeds. To Mrs. Archambeault — we leave a freshman class who know the truth about her and Mr. Joseph Archambeault. To Mrs. Stepien — we leave a Yearbook staff that will meet all its deadlines. To Mrs. Dias — we leave a little red wagon that she can use to pull her books around. To Mr. Battye — we leave a six inch ruler for his long, tedious hours in the cafeteria. To Mr. Rosen — we leave a weighted tennis racket, equipped with threeway mirrors, and a lifetime subscription to “Body Builders Magazine”. To Mrs. Matthews — we leave a school full of students who read less, think less, and talk more. To Mr. Roger Desrosiers — who teaches French, Latin, and Spanish we leave the ability to keep his tongue straight. To Mr. Wilbur — we leave a new job. To Mr. Leonard — we leave a consumer math class eager to watch movies dealing with the intricate delicacies of the oil rig business. To Mr. O’Leary — we leave Mr. Drake. To Mr. Ford — we leave Byzantine tart, remember Laissez-faire. To Mr. Gemme — we leave the wisdom and guidance of Mr. Sack. To Mrs. Dupont — we leave a year’s supply of presorted candy and pretagged carnations. To Mr. Drake —we leave Mr. O'Leary. To Mr. Murray — we leave a waste basket that’s cemented to the floor so he won't trip over it. To Miss Harrington — we leave a freshman gym class that will take showers. To Mrs. Julian — we leave students who have the mental stability to study health for 4 straignt terms and not split into 2 half year courses. To Mrs. Griffin — we leave two more glorious years of being the honorable advisor for the not-so-honorable class of 1983. To Mr. Boudreau — we bequeath Dana Shonbeck, king of Graphic Arts, lover of T-square and all around ink philo-graphic nut. To Mr. Howard — we leave hoards of students travelling en masse to his table on arena scheduling day. To Mr. Clancy — we leave an entire rack of snug fitting Calvin Klein’ jeans. To Mrs. Boyce — we leave the prospect of someday teaching an honors class something. To Mr. Nicoletti — we leave you a cross country team that doesn't smoke. To Miss DeFeudis — we leave Michael Sharron and Cheryl Ducharme. To Miss O’Connor — we leave a new class of senior boys and some competition from the sophomore girls. To Mr. Sack — we leave a Senior class, who despite your year of counselling and direction toward the ivy league, still go to state colleges. To the juniors, class of 1982 — we leave some pretty big footsteps to follow in. To Mr. Robinson — we leave the love, respect, and admiration of the entire Class of ’81’. . ..and so be it, on this day the 5th of June nineteen hundred and eighty-one, as witnessed by Meg White and Diane Stowe. 132 School Personnel Xe] ea sins aya ee he oe 4 4 | 1 Mr. Donald P. Drake Mr. Charles S. Capparelli, Jr. Principal Assistant Principal TS want to teact my students how- their worth Le But how to- choose the proper path For if S help the world to. grow- In wisdom and tv grace Then I shal feel that F have won 133 CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION Assistant to the Superintendent John Fox Superintendent of Schools Dr. Alfred J. Sylvia SECRETARIAL STAFF Front: Mrs. Perras, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Pierce Back: Mrs. Gonya, Mrs. Fischer, Mrs. Hachey SSSiiiss SSsSte: Mr. Thomas Murray Mr. Raymond Gemme Coordinator Work Study Program Mr. Robert Evers GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mrs. Joan Burke 134 ENGLISH Mr. Frederick Wadsworth Mrs. Barbara J. Boyce Mrs. Deborah Brady Department Head i ) La9 Mrs. Lisbeth Boylan Dias Reflector 2 Mr. Brian Lee Mr. Robert Nicoletti Mrs. Sandra J. Wellens Mrs. Nancy Witkowski Girl’s Track Team Cross Country, Freshmen Basketball 135 a Mrs. Fran Dupont Mrs. Dorene Griffin Mrs. Janet Howard Mr. Dennis P. Leonard Department Head Sophomore Class Advisor Girl’s J.V. Basketball National Honor Society, Varsity Softball Student Council Mr. William Rosen Mr. David Wilbur Tennis, Weight Room Boy’s and Girl’s Winter Track Boy's Spring Track Drama Club Stage Advisor Mr. Harry R. Howard Mr. Frank J. Morrill Mr. Frank Ford Mr. John Graham Department Head Asst. Winter Track 136 HOME ECONOMICS AND HEALTH t Sat see ee Moe ae ae 5 E Mrs. Sylvia Stepien Mr. Scott Healey Ms. Peggy O'Connor Mr. Gary Robinson Department Head Junior Class Advisor, Freshman Football Freshman Class Advisor Senior Class Advisor, Yearbook Advisor Outdoor Club J.V. Soccer, Asst. Track Coach, Outdoor Club SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. Richard McGrail Mrs. Julianne Myers Girl’s Spring Track Mr. Donald F. O’Leary Mr. Joseph M. Archambeault Mrs. Kathy A. Archambeault Mrs. Joan Julian Department Head 137 FOREIGN LANGUAGE BUSINESS Mr. Georges Desrosiers Miss Julia DeFeudis Miss Linda Magnuson Mr. William Garrity Department Head Department Head Business Club + an eae INDUSTRIAL ARTS Sara re Drama Club, French Club Mr. Albert Sack Mr. Gordon Battye Mr. Gerald Budreau Mr. James Conlee Department Head Boy’s Cross-Country, Photography Club, Reflector, Graphic Arts A.V. Club 138 Mr. Rocco G. Bruno Mrs. Ann M. Silvernail Miss Betty Rothaus Department Head Musicals Scenery for Drama Club LIBRARY Rs PHYSICAL EDUCATION WELTY Mr. Richard Garabedian Miss Margaret Bradford Miss An Harrington Mr. Hudson Matson Athletic Director, Lettermen’s Club J.V. Field Hockey, Varsity Basketball Varsity Field Hockey 139 Miss Nancy Farguharson Miss Denise Desourcy Mrs. Frances Perry Mrs. Janet McGoldrick Mrs. Virginia Swetnam Mrs. Laurie Toloczko Mrs. Nancy Weissinger 140 CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1: Mrs. Stansbury, Mrs. Eckland, Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Jacques Row 2: Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. LeBelle, Mrs. Hakenson Row 3: Laura Humphrey, Ray Guiou, Mrs. Ethier, Michael Sharron, Mrs. Sulham, Keith Harrington, Mrs. Mitchell (School Lunch Supervisor) Absent: Mrs. Soranson, Mrs. Mazzoni Mrs. Ann Holzworth, R. N. Mrs. Barbara Carpenter Mrs. Kathy Corey Mr. Fred Racki Mr. John McKenney Mrs. Kathy Dudley 14] Mr. Roach will be remembered by the students and the faculty as a de- dicated teacher and assistant princi- pal. He began his career at Millbury High School as a teacher in 1938. His involvement with the students extended beyond the classroom and he became a coach and later the ath- letic director. After many years of proficiency in this area he was given the difficult job of vice principal. It was his work as disciplinarian that touched our lives. His task to discipline the students did not stop him from helping individuals or flashing a smile in the hall. He gave most of his time helping people, WE WILL REMEMBER ... j ROACH i OMPLEX Mr. Martin J. Roach Assistant Principal and he really cared. When he retired in 1979 it was a great loss to the school. On his last day, each class presented him with a small gift to show their appreciation. But none of them seemed worthy en ough. To honor Mr. Roach and his years of devoted service, the new athletic facilities at M.H.S. were dedicated to him. During a ceremony held on No- vember 2, 1980, school personnel, students, and friends presented Mr. Roach with the official plague. The Martin J. Roach Athletic Complex will be a lasting honor for a man who deserves our sincerest thanks. Mr. William McGourty Math Guidance Home Ec. English Mr. Arthur Bomengen Mr. Vincent Fratantonio Mrs. Barbara Harrington The class of 1981 would like to show its gratitude to the teachers who will not be returning to Millbury High School next year due to the effects of Proposition 2! 2. We were fortunate enough to have you as teachers, and you will be remembered by us as well as the underclassmen. We wish you and the members of our class good luck in the future. Miss Roberta Beando Science Art Mr. Richard Ellis 142 438 Southbridge Street Sst 144 FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shepley Dave and Jan Jennings The Pie Man Rubin “George” Bill McK The Pulaski Family Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tellier Bettie and Robert The R. Millettes The Joe Chioda Family Jim Giro Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Murray Peggy O’ Susan Beaudette Chris St. Germain Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ducharme Cheryl Ducharme CARP Norman Buteau Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Wall Rhonda Fresolo Deborah Wade Steve LaLiberte Vinnie and Diane Stephen Rodwill Mrs. T Michelle Pierce Rite Roller Oh-No-Mr. Bill Denise Flamand Laurie Bernard Sandi Arlene and Gail Mattrick Luna Lenny and Cyndy Rocco L. Cheryl and Joe Godchild Stephanie JoAnne Simone Lori Lamusta Andrea and Brian Mr. and Mrs. Edmond A. Hadey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grenier Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ducharme Mrs. Bird For Suzi-Q Memére Salois John and Donna Sodano Al Nash Maureen and David Gloria Boire Craig and Diana Love Nicole Bobby Holbrook Piscione Clip-Joint Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goyette Jill Mark B. DeSourdis Sheila Williams Unknown Deb Adams Mr. McKay — Good luck A friend — Linda McKay Doug Safford Tom Beahn Radha Saomi Nick Montecaluo Roger Beaucage Bob Cormier Diana and Michelle Mr. Wadsworth Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Fisher Sheryl! and Earl Mean Jo Green Donna and Boob April Bunkie Pam and Bruce Albert Sack Darlene ‘’Pee Wee”’ Nelson Best of luck ‘81 from Frat and Garfield “Spider’’ Webb Cathleen Chausse Sue Chausse Dave O. Larry and Debbie Rita Dattis Mary Sakalauskas Deb and Rob forever Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allard Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Talman Gigi Dranginis Mr. and Mrs. Emile Carrignant Mr. and Mrs. Harold Theberge Mrs. Donald P. Lavin Beth, Bet, Michelle, Jeff and Scott Scott, Jody and Michelle Friend Good Luck — ‘81 — Mr. Wilbur In Memory of John Lennon Mr. and Mrs. James Singer Mrs. Doris Ingalls Carol Army Patricia Army Jane Bergeron Armard Bergeron Brandy and Rican Nancy and Jack Maria Tomaiolo Mandy Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hall Germaine Belanger Denise Belanger Eugene Belanger Penguin Debi and Dave Beth Dias Nancy Witkowski Lucien Richards The Allard Kids Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Boucher Barbara and Jim Johnson Billy and Sue The “’Thought”’ Anna K. from Wyoming Grandpa Labranche Mrs. Stanley Karsok Grandma Grandpa Devoe Lisa Nichols Tom and Karen Mr. Garrity Manda and Robby Ellie Sulham Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sharron Mike Sharron Steve CLS MGF “Spaz’’ Pendergast Agnes M. McCarron Linda Magnuson Barbara Carpenter Michael Maynard Anonymous Scott Shonbeck The Big P. Nassim-409 Forever Looming Leonard Audette Richie and Sue Young The Late Great Lennon Robin Dulmaine Ann Peterson IBM David Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, Jr. Scott, April and Morgan Healey Jeff Dempsey Rich Fresolo Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnson Mr. Jacky Herils Mr. and Mrs. George Townsend Glen Townsend Mark Dolan Lisa Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Olson Mr. and Mrs. Brian Johnson Mrs. lrene Morgan Jimmy Morgan J.P. Morgan John Sharette Bill and Laurie Geddis Chester and Moé Cheryl ‘’Condo”’ Gauthier The Hippest Kid in Town Mrs. Gonyea Mr. Lee Nic’s 5th period English Class Pamela Rydant Mr. Michael P. Russo Mr. and Mrs. Albert Russo Mr. and Mrs. John Russo Joseph, Jeffrey Kozlowski R.A.G.-A.L.R. Heidi Robbins Dana Robbins Buns Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perras Dave and Denise Michael Saylor Mag The Fag Mag Loves Paul The German Muffin Lisa Humphrey Mary Charbouneau Mr. and Mrs. Lilley Rick and Mary Steve and Ann 145 146 Miss DeFeudis Paul L. DeSourdis Ron DeSourdis Norton Family A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carrignant Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Carrignant Patron Phyllis and Tony Zisk Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grahn Suzi John Mr. and Mrs. George Burns Mr. and Mrs. Gary Howard Mom, Dad, Chris, Gram and Gran Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pichierri Mr. and Mrs. Stone Mrs. Schwyler West “Best Wishes’’ Linda and Ken Mr. and Mrs. John Vecchio Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vecchio David and Ann Silvernail Chris Kinkopf Dorothy Kinkopf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrill PATRONS JEG + MEG = BEG Doug Brothers John and Laura Kenneth McKay — Good Luck, Debbie Rob — Love-ya — Debbie Good Luck Deb — Mrs. McKay Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Matthews Janet and Bruce The Richard Gauthier Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clancy Gary E. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. O’Leary Ron and Jean Proctor Beverly Robbins George Robbins Susan Babbitt Lillian Kitonis Harry Marderosian Mr. and Mrs. R. 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