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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

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Mrs. Donna Saucier Senior Class Advisor Mr. Gene Genese Yearbook Advisor AND... . Mr. Dan Smith, Josten’s Publishing Representative, whose time and effort was greatly appreciated. Table Of Contents Opening Administration Faculty Seniors Clubs and Activities Sports Senior Activities Advertisements Yearbook Staff “Time it was, and what a time it was it was a time of innocence, a time of confidences long ago it must be, I have a photograph preserve your memories, they’re all that’s left you.” Simon Garfunkel ZIV eA 1984- Certainly a year to remember. As seniors, it marked the culmination of our years together here at Millbury High. The days have been filled with hard work, laughter, friendship, and growth. Each member of the class of 1984 has developed individually, yet through this perod of personal growth, we have all become progressively united. We can all recall entering Millbury High as freshmen, scared to face a new world. Now, we are all ready to face the real world, thanks to our experiences here at Millbury High. The movement to bigger and better things has occurred, but this time of our lives will always remain in our minds. We will always remember such special occasions as the Winter Carnival, S.A.D.D. Day, Breakdancing, and the Ronnie James DIO concert. Nationally, we will associate “1984” with the Olympics, the Presidential election involving Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale, and performers Michael Jackson and Boy George. With these happy memories, we'll also remember world tragedies and suffering. Looking back, these happenings will only be a memory, yet they occurred during an important time of our lives-our Senior year, 1984. 6 Mr. Daniel Carmody Principal Dr. Alfred J. Sylvia Superintendent Of Schools ze Mr. Charles Capparelli Assistant Principal Miss Julia DeFeudis Miss Constance Rossi Mr. Fred Wadsworth Department Head Mrs. Nancy Witkowski i Mrs. Wellens Mrs. Barbra Boyce Mrs. Sylvia Stepien Mr. Scott Healey Department Head Mr. Gary Robinson Mrs. Joan Julian Mr. Richard Garabedian Athletic Director Miss An Harrington Mr. Hudson Matson Mr. Leonard Mrs. Dorene Griffin Ms. Pauline Gauthier Mrs. Fran Dupont Department Head Mr. Gene Genese Mrs. Kathy Archambeault Mr. Donald O'Leary Department Head Miss Tamburro Miss Linda Magnuson Mrs. Donna Saucier Department Head Mr. James Conlee Mr. Gerald Boudreau Mr. Albert Sack Mr. Roger Desrosiers Mr. John Graham Mr. Harry Howard Mr. Frank Ford see: ae % Mr. Frank Morrill Department Head Mr. George Desrosiers Foreign Languages Mrs. Lynne LaComfara Chorus Mr. Rocco Bruno Mrs. Christine Cross Music Art Mr. Thomas Murray Mrs. Joan Burke Mr. Robert Evers Mr. Raymond Gemme Mrs. Margaret Matthews Librarian Mrs. Anne Holzworth School Nurse Mrs. Carpenter Secretaries: Mrs. Norbeck, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Gonya, Mrs. Pierce Mr. Richard McGrail Special Education Mrs. Nancy Weissinger Title I Cafeteria Staff oh ay David Adams 3 aa Ay wre Tammy-Jo Army Cheryl Baroni Kevin R. Anderson ys Rozlyn K. Baril Tina M. Bennes James G. Boliver oe | a tee me a Darlene A. Belsito Daniel A. Boire , eee Patricia Belsito Brian F. Blanchard David P. Adams “I don’t know what you're talking about, but I like it!” Floyd... U-2... racquetball... Pam... yipee!... 1984... I’m Psyched!” ... Whateva... Noreen... Nerm... “Sanchez” ... July 2... “Thank god its finally over”... Kevin R. Anderson Sharon Ann Army “Life to me is not measured in years. It is measured in joy, laughter and tears!” Monday Nites... Danny... teddy bears... friends... memories... V.H.. . 11-23-83... giggling W L.C. . . the ringing of a phone... Tammy-Jo Army “Education is for tomorrow, but I’m not ready for today” P.G... McDonald’s . . . Sandy’s sidekick . . . Senior gym class . . . Summer of 82... Welch... Skiing ... Dogs... BUNS... Party... Patty’s jokes... Purple... Soaps... Office Aid 4 Rozlyn Cathryn Baril “Happiness isn’t found at the end of the road, it’s found along the way.” Room 8... plymouth satilite... bubbles... Bud... Rozzy.. . ozborne... The Prom... John... Journey... graduation. . . Life in General... Cafateria aid; Guidance Aid; Library Aid; SADD Club David Barney “Heavy Metal Music is Medicine For The--Mind” Robert Plant 9 6 83... Parties... Big Bud’s .. . Coke is it!... Van Halen... Led Zep... Sabbath... Iron Maiden... Bud Club 17273,4.2.. Lying High... nampion ae Cheryl A. Baroni “Remember yesterday, Live today, Think of tomorrow” The Barn� . he Girlsey hace 21 2 64. Bide Gelisn « Keush.. . Bruins: ©1033 5 SSD cee ie bits ae ren) you owe me 50¢... Belbedo’s Buddy... 1984... Journey... Field Hockey 1, 2,; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; Senior Events Susan L. Bates Lynn M. Belisle ‘I've got to get out of this place if it’s the last thing I ever do.” Shopping ... Tina’s sidekick ... purple... Monte Carlo. . . Wayne...GH... Always Absent... Riverside... vacation . .. Def Lep... The Cars... Kittens... Cindy... unicorns... Patty's Jokes GK oe 4 Spring Track 1, 2; Cross Country 3 Darlene A. Belsito “Keep smiling. It makes people wonder what your up to.” Belbedo .. . Go with the flow... cruising... cougar... Peckland’s buddy ... hey cousin!... the pits... camp... dancing .. . Face’s friend... . hairdressing ... Happy’s. . . Basketball 1-4; Field Hockey 1-3; Senior events; Prom Committee Patricia Belsito “Days Come and go But Memories Last Forever” IMMA MOY AUL ALO... . Darven@e . 5 . Cateye... IDE! , 5 . IStt., . THOCUMIUT ee hn ee CCK per Ll an OL 7 SSB. f,. “Hey. Bud Lets Party”... Metro... What's Up? ... Can I go to the bathroom ... Cruisin... Newport Lights... Michelob light . . . Girls Just Want to Have Fun... Tina M. Bennes “Today is the first day of the rest of your life!” Joe... Country Kitchen... Shopping ...Lynn’s sidekick... Beach... Blue... Marlboro Box... Grand Prix... Summer Nights... Blue eyes... Soaps... 23... Vacation!... Every Breath You Take... Fingernails ... Joe’s Buns!...“T”... “83 Prom... Riverside... Melissa Marie Bernard “Friendship often ends in love; but love, in friendship-never.” “Miss”... blue eyes... friends... “I’m not a grouch!”... 5 Beatles ?... memories... purple... the purple cane... 13.. Chorus 1, 2 , 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; Senior Events Committee Brian F. Blanchard “Many is a word that only leaves you guessing; Guessin’ bout a thing you really ought to know.” Mick ... Maiden... 666... Chevelle... Shnapps... Eliminator ... Hampton. . Priest... California... B-ball ... Led Zep.....Moto’'X=., Canada 84 SR WAAF...4x 4... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (cap): Soccer 1, 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4 James G. Boliver “Hold on the good things never last but nothing’s in the past, sail across the sea of life.” 1984... “M M High”... Black Sabbath... Lar... $3.35 forever... 4x4 vega... “ya can’t do things like that”... clown Pee Lhe Gremlin aden ze Lel ians eee Daniel A. Boire “Tt ain't How you play the game it’s if you win or lose.” Cuck ... Providence Concerts ... Bud club... Partie’s at my house... Summer bashes 82, 83... T G... Rock “N” Roll . . . Kitten... Thursday night card game... Excuse me while I Kissathe ok yee Odden Football 1; Soccer 3, 4; Winter Track 4; Session 1, 2, 3, 4 if =e Michael P. Bruso David F. Boudreau Gary J. Briddon Norman E. Buteau = ae ee P 4 — A ai j = Richard Arthur Bourassa, Jr. [ A Jeffrey S. Brindisi Kim R. Caisse Renée M. Chevalier Sherry L. Conger Alan Michael Couture Jodi Ann Chunis Marie L. Cooney Joanne M. Couture Brian R. Cobat James R. Courtney David Boudreau “Live Life to its fullest and never give up” Mopar Madness ... Me and My Cuda... “72 CUDA”... Hampton bound in 1:05... Summer 83... Cape Cod... 8 21 83... oled: pe riom With Sb. Divers. puld Ita. y J-Bojw CArere pills aes Weight Program 4 Richard Arthur Bourassa, Jr. “Death Before Disco” 84...MHS... Queen... Air Supply ..,. Eagles... Floor Hockey . . . 362612... 25... HM21... MTS... Photography ... Meteorology... Astronomy... Maumee, Ohio... Cafeteria Worker; Opportunity Club Patricia M. Bouthillette “Those Crazy nights I do remember in my youth, I do recall those were the best times most of all.” Sentry... My silly jokes... Brown eyes... 23... Levi's... “munchies... LEFTY ..¢ David Bowler; ... YUP! = U2n “Chachi”... He’s so cute!. .. Wintergreen Certs... Oh, how romantic! ... Softball 1, 2 Gary Briddon “If time could fly I wouldn’t mind Millbury High” Suzuki... Women... Kitten... Parties... Snake... Sabbath and AC DC... Plant Rots!... Bud... “Long Live Rock”... Jeffrey Brindisi “Marvelous” Mopar madness... Cuda... 383... Leanne... 41... 10 28 83 ... Hello Breeon .. . Chevalier Brothers ... Swell... Feel Lucky Punk ... Saber... 5 14 The day after... Streets . . . Yahoo... Van Halen... Metro... Go ahead, make my day . eee Dizzill se Football 1, 2, 4; Baseball 4; Jammin’ Liftin’ Michael P. Bruso “Rock Rock till you drop” Mopar... Pump Iron... Hockey... Guitar... Renee... Priest... Maiden... Parties... Todd... 666... Bud... Football 1, 2; Floor Hockey 1-4 Norman Buteau Jr “VAN HALEN RULES” 1984... Track... Van Halen... KARIN FOREVER... My Guitar... Guild 570-d ... Rock and Roll... Heavy Metal... Moonlight... On A Moutain... Duck... Edward Van Halen is God... GO FOR Jina MMHG BIOndS VON Like Wow... HEART... Football 1, 2, 4; Winter Track 1, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 3, 4; Drama Club; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Kim R. Caisse “Our Shadow’s Taller Than Our Soul” McD's... Party!... Summer... Guys... Led Zepplin... Grafton Street Lot... YAH!... Drive-Ins ... All-Nighters . . . Rock-n-Roll... No Way! ... Bad Company... 84... Millbury High... drums... Schnapps... Beach... Paint the town red... Renee M. Chevalier “The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed” Laurie’s Sidekick . . . Parites!!!... 5 14 83? ... Led Zep... This Bud’s for you!.. . Plant 9 6 83... Mike... Weekends. . . Friends ... Hampton 63... D.C... Weekends at Bridgewater! Field Hockey 1, 3; Softball 2; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Editor 4 Jodi Ann Chunis “Another year has come and gone therfore, get your act together be cool and let the good times role.” Caprice... Doherty’s... DANNY... up the park... Dodi. . Softball; Basketball 1, 2 Brian R. Cobat “I’ve Got Nothin’ To Lose At All, I’m going to do it my way, take a chance before I fall” BAT... PRIEST, MAIDEN, SABBATH... 5 14 83... PARTIES... “NO PROBLEM”... 74’ Torino... 666...MSG a LED Z ELE eEXPEGIgNOMMERGY eee LEAVY MEPAL RULES...”’Wow...B, B B... Victim of illusion . . . Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3 Sherry Conger “Happiness and mirth were made to be shared” ‘I’m Sherry, she’s Kathil!” ... The Sherry Twins... smile... ING pain no gain, Junch so. � SKD G... Blue Plate special, Kath... Rent a room!!... space cadet... Volleyball 1, 2, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4 (treasurer); Yearbook 4; Drama 1, 2, 3 (stage mgr.) Marie L. Cooney “Days come and days go but memories are forever.” RIC 11 13 82... MARIO... AW MANI!!.... Rush... Summer of 82!... Canada “81”... Cocktails... Ducky... weekends! ... Friends... Basketball 1, 2; Field Hockey 1, 2; Softball 2; Student Council 1, 4; Treasurer 2; Vice Pres. 4; Yearbook 4; Reflector 3, 4 James R. Courtney “And did you know your stairway lies on the whispering wind” SQUINCE ... Zeppelin rules... Bud... Let’s party... Heavy Metal... Van Halen... Got a light? ... the screen... Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Alan M. Couture “Friendships are forever .. . Relationships Aren’t!” Stang .. . Suzuki Katana... Hampton... Awesome... Metro ... Scorpions ... Quiet Riot... Halen... Cape Cod... Kings Camp Ground... Bud... JD... Crash...Slob... The Day After 5 14 83... P.K. I Miss You... Softball; Weight Lifting; Skating; Skiing Joanne Marie Couture “Nothing is as far away as one minute ago.” Codch a Gary 40 0 60 pce Rush 1hé Barn... The Girls... Pats... Jets... Friends... Memories... Softball 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 1; Basketball 2; Soccer Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Outdoor Club 1; Prom Committee; Senior Events Committee Diane Marie Dow Christopher Paul Cox “2 $ Jo-Ann E. Dana a Susan M. Donnelly 26 a William Dunn Diane Forte Paula J. Eckland Steven A. Gagne Michael Edwards Paul Fitzpatrick Christopher Cox “Off to the Corps—Semper Fidelis” Zal and Jens stay in touch... Daltrey and Townshend. . . 6 19 84 Parris Island... Some things went wrong - (SC, JD)... Love you Heather... U2... Zeppelin... Missed Nam-Beirut? ... “What a long strange trip it’s been’”-Garcia . . . Chorus 2, 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4 Jo-Ann E. Dana “To be good is not enough when you dream of being great” DANA ... Europe 83... petaluma... Canada... No Pain No Gain... 5 14 83 the Day After... McD’s... DC!?!... LAUGH!!! ... Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt.; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt.; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Reflector 2, 3; Yearbook 4, Ed. Christine May Davis “Destiny is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice.” 70 Sports Roof Mustang... Blue Satin... fuffy...Love... Joy... Peace... Happy’s... Hi Cris!...I Love You Mom and Dad... ha have fun Ray!...Hi Dawn Pam... I made ttihlns a Catherine M. Devine “Cogito Ergo Sum... I think?!? But then again I can’t be sure.” Deveen... G.I. Jane... Tract-28!... V-BALL- 32!... Hey Moorehead Gemmie!!... Milton-Try!... AWARENESS .. . SMT Ke Volleyball (Capt.); W. S. Track; Drama, 1-4; NHS 2- 4; SAC 3-4; Sports Ed; Stud. Council 4 Susan M. Donnelly “Give the world your best and the best will come back to you.” Baby!... Pierrot... Canada... grindstone... No Pain No Gain... Camp-K C American Pie...1I know them... henscratch cackle... LAUGH... Pulease...dreams!... FIELD HOCKEY;S. TRACK; PROM SR. ACT. COM; REFLECTOR; NHS; HORACE MANN; SADD; YRBK Diane Dow “In a cold world you need your friends to keep you warm.” Party!!... Smuggler’s Notch-KP ... no clue! ... Hampton w Renee ... Darl’s sidekick .. . The day after-need help Lau? . . wAC.. .% Led: Zep ee Plant9 6 83 6 oo Bud caseel tic ee cee Vane Joseph M. Duggan “See Ya Later” TINA! ... Blue-eyes!... Suzuki 1... Porsche... moto-x... Summer... the beach! ... Grand Prix... Hi Babe!... Robin L. Dulmaine “Just like the white winged dove, for her brave and wild heart and to the gypsies that remain.” Stevie Nicks... parties... The Beach... Sabbath puppy... Midori. 2 J:R.P.., Daneing.. 7g NEW, YORK 4. 64) 40. Concerts... . ZEPPELIN .. Black Magic .% HARLEYS: .. Snowy Days... Bill Dunn ‘I’m not lazy, I’m just saving my energy.” 1984... LY NYRD SKYNYRD... AUTO RACING... GRADUATION ... ‘57 Chevy... Paper Carrier; Singletary Rod Gun Club Paula J. Eckland “Nothing is as far away as one minute ago” Peckland ... Darlene’s sidekick ... weekends... Old Orchard . .. The Crew... Hey Bud... What a party... China Place... Hi Mom... Field Hockey 1; J.V. Softball 1, 2; Varsity Softball 3; J.V. Basketball 1; Senior Events; Prom Committee Michael Edwards Mark J. Erickson “Life’s so strange-with it’s changin’ Well, I’ve seen the hard times and the pressure’s been on me... But I keep workin’ like a workin’ man does” Spark ... Scorpions, MSG, SAB... Cuck ... Concerts... B- Ball ee peasy ee Er Of 14 63 oe Priest... Parties: ° BUD Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 John Michael Fahey “Were I From Dunsinane away and clear, profit again should hardly draw me near.” The glacier’s gray adorned itself for you today with roses: the brook seeks you, and full of longing rises, the wind and clouds ascent into vaulting blue to look for you from dizzy bird’s-eye view... Paul M. Fitzpatrick “All you touch, and all you see is all your life will ever be.” Fiz 7. Led Zep. Fiant;. . Vicimmoperanges ... DIO... B, B B .Y.. 5 14 83 .. Bats. . Concertswane skiing. ...ZZ .. . Canada 84... Glal... Baba... Hey Getty...Todd... Cross Country 1, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2; Sessions 1, 2, 3, 4 Diane Michelle Forte “There are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you're on.” KEVIN’S FOREVER .. . 11 29 80... Mom n Dad... skiing. . . Weekends ... Love Ya Kev... Cape Cod... Late again? ... OZZY ... Kawasaki GPZ... concerts ... Memories of Dave oddgoceenYalLater pe Steve Gagne “Reality is an illusion; nothing is impossible.” 84... YES... together again!... DBX BSR... Blade... V-8 power... maximum volume... Plymouth . . . ploy propylene? ...J can fix it... Super Symmetry... leather... Peace... Cable (video); Drama (sound, lighting); Troop Leader; B.S.A; Bike Mechanic; Bicycling; Back Packing Lisa Ann Gain 4, _ +E - oe. yt ; 4 As) 4 ; ¥ ie } Em { 4 a Bee [= q 2 oF ry “ s ae ah Sea oe 4 ‘i Ae = Re Rea zs Marie A. Gemme Shawn P. Gosselin Carolyn M. Gallacher Sandra J. Gengarelli Robert Grindley Kristen Erika Hoel a) pes Robert E. Howe 3 Scott S. Hachey Bruce W. Hort Lisa Ann Gain “Live for today because tomorrow may never come” 84...Art... Van Halen... Joshua... Mark Jr... Marlboro ... buddies... Artistic... Kathy’s sidekick... Tammy... bowling ... General Hospital . . . 99 red balloons .. . rock and roll rebel... Let the good times roll!... smile... cancer... Leather... Carolyn M. Gallacher “Tell me, my heart, if this be love.” tish .. . Journey .. - Def... John S.i8 Bill Gallagher 7 ‘Tl think about it tomorrow.’ Millbury vs. Northbridge “83”... Kelly .. . 9 20 82... Chevy Chevelle . . . Conlee’s madhouse . . . Judas Priest . .. Monday’s Bag!... Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Marie A. Gemme “Life’s a tough proposition, and the first hundred years are the hardest.” Gemmie... GJ. Gemme... Cross Country .. . Track-28!... Hi Cath= =: Hi Kris 22, What a.cardane Drama 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Winter Track 4; Spring Track 3, 4 Sandy Gengarelli “Whoever invented work should have finished it.” JON ... 11 29 80... Todd... Lukeys ... budweiser... Van Halen... Fog... Cheryl’s sidekick ... Kawasaki ZIR... Bruins ... Hey what’s up? ... moto head... The Cape... Let’s party!... Rush... laughs... friends ... weekends... dots... guitars... John Gilbert Shawn P. Gosselin Robert Grindley “Laughter is like a medicine to the heart” Donna... Accounting in college... Shy... Quiet... Conservative... “Ping Pong Champ”; Philosophy Club Sandra Beth Grundstrom “If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you its yours, if it doesn’t it was never meant to be” Cheryl and Kim’s sidekick... the barn... weekends... parties... gh... the girls... pandas... BRUINS... dumb blond?!... Krush... Track 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; office aid 4 Daniel Christopher Gurney “Today is Yesterday’s Tomorrow” Sharon 11 23 83... Monday Nights ... “Radar love’. . . Canada 83... Where’s my radio? ... Diane and Terri... Is Roger in the Hall? ... Aerosmith 83... Clancy’s Class... Summer of 82... Honor Society?? ... Gina 3-6 82 . . . Doobie Brothers... Soccer 4 Scott S. Hachey “With each passing day I feel like something dear was lost” Scratchy. Bags. 7. 0 14 63:4.- Fiorizon «24, Why mela. 2a Tope. b-Dall e.g. Hack. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-capt; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Lori A. Hayes GLAMMURR!! ... 14K-All the Way... clothes .. . Darl’s buddy... Webster Lake 83... Chicks ... Orange Ventura.. . Me-Naive??-No Way!!... Fat-Cat... 5th in Library... GREGG... The Day After (5 14 83)... Pines... WPIII!... Field Hockey 1-4 (co-capt); NHS 3, 4; Sac 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Prom Com 2, 3; Class Sec 1-4; Yrbk 4 Catherine R. Healy Bruce W. Hiort “The world is a book, he who does not travel reads only one uw page Skiing Footin’. .. Grafton Pa GIRLS!!... France 82... The Lake... Printing T-shirts . .. Officer A Gentlemen .. . MMA here I come!... Pumpin Iron... Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4 Kristen Hoel “For each age is a dream that is dying or one that is coming to birth” DIESEL... McD’s ... it’s in my genes... friendships... Kr. . . let’s dance . . . remember the past, but live for the future... THANKS! .. . no tears allowed... Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; copy editor 4; voice of democracy 3, 4; Dollars for Scholars 4 Robert E. Howe “This is not the end but only the beginning” Box... Summer... Gumbee woods... Jungle Room... 45.. Football 1-4; Track 2-4; Winter Track 3, 4 Wayne C. Jones og J. Shawn Jensen Lisa L. Kapurch Paul R. LaBreck Laurie A. Jernstrom Peter K. Kawolis Patricia N. Lamusta Wayne A. Loader 71 Lori M. Lariviere Brian Keith Lavalley ie a Susan D. Malkhassian ste aS Brian Frederick Lavallee Raymond Joseph Lebel 9 35 Shawn Jensen “When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro” Hunter... Great White Shark... B, B B...KM... Gibson. .. the band... Slowhand...JD...Layla... Canada 84... Heaven and Hell... U2... Who... Clapton... Under a blood red sky... Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 3; Cable Club 3, 4; Drama 1-4 Laurie A. Jernstrom “Look around and choose your own ground for long you live and high you fly” Renee’s Sidekick ... PARTIES! .. . 5 14 83? .. . Cape Summers aan D.B.o¢a es, the beach.a2 spenind Dlué byes LD. Cass The Who 12 11 82... Bud... Friends ... Weekends. . . It’s been real!... Field Hockey; Prom Committee; Tennis Wayne C. Jones “Leave me alone, I need another Beer” Toyota... Michelob... The Screen... 2nd Tensions... Hone’s... Lisa Lynn Kapurch “There’s nothing considered more precious than friendship” PAUL...K... 6-18-83... the barn... the girls . . . diamond 12-6-83 ... The Police... BRUINS... Michael Pare... Night Ranger... Softball 1-3; Field Hockey 1; Outdoor Club 1; Prom Committe; Senior Events Committee; Reflector Staff Peter K. Kawolis “T survived Millbury High School” SUZUKI . .Porsche’=.. Racea. . Wine a Patty 1 ieavy, Metal... Motocross... Pro rally... Race Motocross Crystal Jean Kenadek “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it’s yours. If it doesnt come back, it never was yours.” Cindy’s sidekick ... Bob Segar... I Will Always Love You... Rock-n-Roll... Aerosmith... Roller Skating ... Pegasus... Bug off... The Hearts... Take a hike... The Hitch-Hikers . . . Unicorns... Paul R. LaBreck “It was good while it lasted but from now on it will be better” LaPig ...Led Zep... Molson... OZZY... july 4 1983... “Mrs. Griffin I love You!” ... Rumple Minze ... Plant 4th row ... AC DC... Roonie James Dio... Football 1; Golf 1; Outdoor 1, 2; In Trouble 1-4 Patricia N. Lamusta “A Smile Only Takes A Moment But The Memory Lasts Forever” 18... Maroon... On The Darkside... fraternal twin... Linnie’s Twin... Hi Sandy... New Ports... fingernails. . . � Dads Car... Summers...GOFORIT...ITALIANS... F O ... Bathroom... Punk... Nike... horses... My family... Why me... Unemployed .. . Diane M. Landry “There are two things to aim for in life: first, to get what you want, and after that, to enjoy it” Weekends ... Those Wackells ... Thanks Dad... Michelle’s Sidekick ... What a party... The Bass... Summer 83... “C” ...21A St... I’m with the band... See ya later . . . Memories are Forever... Lori Lariviere “Life is just a party and parties were meant to Last!” NAVY... 10 15 84... Party... Best Friends... Cathy... Quiet Riot... Bang Your Head... Stones... Hi Mushy... Stay Kool... Punk... Fall River... 99 Red Balloons... B.C. .. Last Summer... Cuz I’m a Rockin-Roll Rebel! . . . Brian Frederick Lavallee “Coach I think he took my head off!” DEIRDRE .. . 2 25 83... Summer 83... Hello Jeffrey... CUTLASS ... CHEVALIER BROTHERS .. . “The Day After 5 14 83... Molson... Drive-Ins ... Give Me Two-5... Gimme A Break Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt; Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt; Prom Committee; Class Vice-President 3 Tom Charles LaVallee “Mess with the best, Die like the rest, Future Marine.” Marine Corps . .. tractor trailors ... female truck drivers... . tracy... micky Brian Keith Lavalley % Raymond J. Lebel “The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business” Wayne A. Loader Susan D. Malkhassian “You can only be as good as you want to be and I want to be the best” Eric.) 7 1 82 2 grumpy2- Tink’... Dont rush me! .... cuddles... Thurs... 84... hey cutie... smuty... guppie.. phuéyow shi, ickey 2) otrips ... .. muscle .... Special Feelings... Laurie Morin Scott Marrino Diane Jean Moore Kim Murphey Tracy A. Mattus James R. Morgan Michael Murray Melinda Najemy Daniel John Pokraka Darlene M. Nelson Jeannette Irene Reed John O’Connell Scott A. Marrino “The time is gone, the song is over, thought I’d have something more to say.” Summertime... motorcycles .. Rock ‘n Roll... Boxing... concerts... parties... Zeppelin... Rush... the pines... 1984... Bud...J.D... Gold... Goodtimes... Friends... Go for it... street survivors... beach... memories... camping out Tracy A. Mattus “What do you expect from ME!” “Snowblind”... Bieb... “The Till”... Led Zep- Thank You . .. Dave... Party... Summer of 83’... Spacey .. . Hieneken . . . Mark 10 23 82... CHA... Hyper... “morning hi”... green... “Got any gum?” ... forever friends ... Fast Times. . . Lamborghini... roses... “Wake me up at noon!” ... Debra G. Mercer “Do you live to eat or eat to live?” Debby Gail... 83... Merce... Take me now... VH... Joel ...Lunch... Ata Bazaar... ED... No pain no gain... Mabel! ... LAUGH... You know it! Basketball, Volleyball; Spring Track; Winter Carnival; Prom Committee; Voice of Democracy; Reflector; Student Council Diane J. Moore “Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.” Billy 11 27 82 ... Moorehead... Stones... Journey... Amy. a, Casper LBL aD. Den De veenmn Urn elena 1 LCeiraere Centrum... UMASS... NHS; Volleyball; Tennis; Student Council; Prom Comm.; Sr. Activities; Lay-out editor; Philosophy Club James R. Morgan “The future’s uncerain and the end is always near.” Led Zep... Summer... Pontiac... “Top of the Hill”... Concerts... Kiki... The Doors... Bob Seger . . . George’s Pizzas «,. Laurie Morin “Searchin’ Searchin’ for a feeling when it’s easy come easy go” Riunite ... Hey Dude! ... Def Leppard... Quiet Riot... Concerts... Right Here!... BUD... gum... Party! ... Give me a break ... Anne’s sidekick ... Ya right Ma I'll be home early... JB 9 28 83 Kim Murphey “If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you it is yours, if it dosen’t, it never was!” AC DC... parties ... Debbie and Melinda’s sidekick .. . Journey ... Def Lepard... Quiet Riot... why?... Michael Murray “And there’s no turning back on the road” Millbury-Northbridge . . . came close? ... Led Zeppelin... Robert Plante ... Working Man... Big Log ... Budweiser. . . Jennifer 11 5 83... Centrum... Bat’s !!... 73’ Chevy... Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (cap.); Basketball 1, 2 Melinda Najemy “I came, I fought, I conquered.” Deb’s sidekick ... Def Leppard... Rock of Ages . . . Quiet Riot... Cum on Feel the Noize... what’s up? ... McDonald's pees td Mommrenceelya ter Softball 2, 3; Track 1; Volleyball 1 Darlene M. Nelson “Time may be valuable, but good times are precious!” Lori’s buddy .. . the day after (5 14 83) . . . Plante (9 16 83) The Who (12 11 83)... . Journey .. . Webster Lake . . . Summer ‘83’. .. Parties pines ... Led Zep... Friends!!... Glen’s Van (81). . PRIUNIDEee re lnats alee Field Hockey; SAC John O’Connell Charlene M. Ojerholm “Dazed and Confused”... Led Zep... Kevin 9 16 83... Suzuki RM... Webster Lake. . . Summer of “83”... BUD...Gold...Mushmind... Maiden... Chuckwagon ... Rainbow... Shortie... Dots... “Teenage Wasteland”... MHS... Graphic Arts ...I love you Kevin... The Gang Bob Perry “Justice is a medium to which we compare our failures.” Hedonistic decadence? .. . Floyd is god... Lisa, always forever... Phineas is dead... CHANGES... Ubisquidest? . . . What would I do without friends? - Thank you all! ... Albino Parties... Drama 82, 83, 84 Beyond; Philosophy Club Lisa-Marie Picard “And so today my world it smiles your hand in mine we walk the mile.” Chris Bro’s sidekick... John... Beth, Di Donna... Seger... Purple... “Shoot it before it grows up”... Marlboro vee Parties, ., DUDeee. Cross St... G.H... Field Hockey 1, 2; Reflector 1-4; Prom Committee 3; SADD 4 Daniel John Pokraka “I dont own an inch of land, but all I see is mine” Cesyl Mills... BRUINS... MASQUAMICUT BEACH ... Summer... JODI 1 Jeannette Irene Reed “We live in time and the past must always be the most momentous part of it” I love you Timmy... horses-“Billy” ... Hi Miss... T.J. Maxx ... GBY... bowling ... Cape Cod... Hi Denise... Hi Robyn... Thanks Mom and Dad... 1984... Drama Club 1, 2; Stage and Set; Band 1, 2; Clarinet Maria Elena Robidoux Karen Ann Richford aie mae Jonathan C. Rocheleau Ronald A. Santosucci Ricky D. Robichaud Suzanne M. Rosseel Stephanie Anne V. Seaver Kathleen M. Sherry Susan L. Stafinski Kimberly A. Sylvia Beth A. Smichinski Nicholas W. Stockhaus Karen Ann Richford “Don't let yesterday use up too much of today” Journey .. . Skawbaggs sidekick ... Summer... GH...AMC ... fans and feathers... the radio... hi Boo... Softball 1; Prom Committee; Library aide 3, 4 Ricky D. Robichaud “Time to escape from Millbury Traz” Parties... Skating ... Soccer... Going Crazy During New Years Even. 41 RUSH Se 2112 Led Zena Maria Elena Robidoux “You can’t change the past but you can ruin the pres ent by worrying about the future” A Thumbs up... Soaps... Celtics... GL... Omni... Journey ... August 18, 1979... Beth’s sidekick... bud... Field Hockey; Business Club 1 Jonathan C. Rocheleau Suzanne Rosseel ‘I’m not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today” Memories ... New Years 82... McDonalds ... Hey Kiddo... Lowenbrau ... Marines ... Michelle’s buddy... Softball V 2-4; Volleyball-4 Lori Ann Santon Brian... 40,000... pink .. . we'll see what happens .. . cheerin’... muscle... soccer field... stripes... forgetts... subdivisions ... golda... special times... Cheerleading 2, 3 capt 4; Central District 1, 2, 3, 4; All State 2, 3, 4; Drama 1, 3 a Ronald A. Santosucci Stephanie Ann Valencia Seaver “Always Happy never sad sometimes naughty never bad” York Beach...F.G. and Me... Piano... 1 22 83... Cape.. . Hi Dan... Susie we made it!... Deb your cute... Balloons . .. Spain... Brown eyes ... Thanks for everything Mom!.. . 2. ‘i er ale A) PNY Ni gies, Aeon ig OO Ripe. : Kathleen M. Sherry “Be what you are, not what others want you to be!” sett Wanna go to Diane’s house? ... “i”... My name’s Kathi not Sherry... Lunch... Sherry twins... NO PAIN NO GAIN. . _ WPI... St. Council; NHS (Pres); Yrbk (Editor In Chief); Chem People; Drama: Chorus; Volleyball; Prom Comm; Exec. BD. Dollars For Scholars; V.O.D. Scott Shonbeck “There are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there’s still time to change the road your on” Pink Floyd... “Beeker”... Neil Young... How ya doin’? .. . Soccer 1; Basketball 1, 2; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 3, 4 Beth A. Smichinski “There are those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what happened” Ronnie... 2 14 81... Red Mustang... Crash Bang... Lisa Diane... Pink... Raccoons... Nana, I did it!... Bub-bye!... ANOTHER CAR??? ... Queens Court 3; Cheerleader 2 Cristy Lynn Snelling “Life is not a problem to be solved but a reality to be experienced. ” Treepa ... Early graduation . . . College?! This means it Babes- June 20... Hang in there Heidi! .. . Drama Club (1); Crosscountry (1); Spring Track (1); Class Officer (1) Secretary; Honor Society (2-4), Vice-President Susan Lee Stafinski “Let the children’s laughter remind us of how we used to be.” Chicago... CHP’s ... penguins and warm fuzzies. . . blueberries ... music... Hey Steph, We made it! . . . Soph and Ernie... Drama 1-4 (pres.); Track 2-4; Chorus 2-4; Band! 1-4; Prom Comm. 3; Yearbook 4 Nick Stockhaus “Did someone say “Break’’?” Skynyrd...ZZ... Seger... Cutting up Rosen... Work?... E-Yort... Loafing ... Skating... Beta... Break time!.. . What? 0. WCNae.. is... cheap... Christopher L. Stowe “Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see.” Beatles Forever ... Scorpions next... Awesome... Fender Strat ...Goob... Yeahh, will I um... Friends... Bo D. . . 83 Jeep Sa Litting ..Iniirance. .« 9towey... Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Work 1, 2, 3, 4; Sleep 1, 2 ROA Kimberly A. Sylvia “Time can change you but you can’t change time!” Hey bud lets party!... The Barn... The girls . . . gotta work . ..Jon...T.A... Summer of 81... Aw Manl!!... Molson Golden... Outdoor club 1; girls Track; Basketball 1, 3 Elizabeth R. Tufts Gaute Vollen Thaddeus Z. Szymczak Ronald Travers nm Deborah A. Valentine Pamela A. Wade 46 Warren Withington Joseph R. Zaleski Richard A. Wilbur 47 Thaddeus “Ted” Szymczak “Do not put off till tomorrow what can be done today for life is too short” MY ELITE. Priest. oabbath ...Léd Zep oar) 64. Epping... Hampton... Friends... Bud... Go ahead make my day... Stang... Drive-in... Millbury... Cable Club; S.A.D.D.; Intervention Hunting; Fishing Ron Travers Betsy Tufts “Think of the past; Dream of the future; But live for today.” ROBBY’S FOREVER 12 2 81 ... Diamonds Roses... 12 31 83HNY . . . weekends! .. . Quiet Riot... skiing =. . White Corvette... Robby, I love you... Mudslides...DSL.. . $$$... Let’s Party!!... ZZ TOP... If you dream it, live it! . . meeeiteLOney! ara Kimberly A. Turner “He who has never hoped can never despair.” Short... Garfield... Wadsy... My collection... Where’s my Chain? ...I Love you... We've gotta go skiing . . . English, 207... 2 45 Cedar'St.. Twitch o Kynkige elo Drama 1, 2; Cross Country 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Deborah Ann Valentine “Always do right this will gratify some and astonish the rest” Thanks mom and dad... ground... Keep smilling steph. . . Hi Melinda, Sue, Patty, Cathy, Sue R., Pat and Kim... Boys... Make up please... Hi Sis, John, Mike and Jim... This is High School? .. . Gaute Vollen “Millbury is good But Noway is best” Getz Getty . . . 1983-1984... Norway... Concerts... Pink Floyd... Dire Straits... Parties... Friends... EF... Mint.. . Flashpants ... Ski... Soccer 4; Band 4; Winter Track 4 Scott Wackell “Destiny is not a matter of chance it is a matter of choice” Anne... The Village ... Budweiser... Zeppelin... Bad Company... Rush... I’m outta here!!! . . . Pamela A. Wade a “Time will remember the smiles we gave to one another’ Crash ... Howard Johnsons ... hostess... JIMMY my Italian Stallion .. . 5 14 83... Walshy... Molson... my mustang. . . California Bound... THANK YOU MOM DAD... Friends forever Vice. Pres 1-2; Treasurer 3-4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Softball 1-2. © L Donna M. Walsh “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it! If you can dream it, you can become it” Mike 7 7 83... Auburn Chess King .. . Moo-Moo Cows .. . The Pam... My friends... USMC... 9 28 83 I miss you... Molson ... Clothes and Gold... Canada 81... Ya-hoo... Photography?!.. . Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 4 John B. Webb “We pass through this life but once; any happieness we may bring; let it be now for we only travel this way but once” Van Halen... 666... Volvo Rules... beerballs .. . Jim’s Parties .. . Scuz, Dan, Dave, Bob, Ernie, Lar... Canada... 76 Plymouth... Richard A. Wilb ur “The future is what you want to look forward too; but the past you want to remember always” Wilbs .. . 75Buick ... Bare Foot-in... The pit... Pigs Buddy . .. Manchaug skiing ... Bruins ... “Let the good times role!” Water Skiing; Soccor 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 4; Outdoor Club 1, 2, 3 Warren Withington ‘I’m not here because I like it, I’m just serving my time.” Toyota $... Molson... Villiage Knoll... 69 Caprice... 7th period? ... Led Zep... Tensions... Bruins... Plant... OZZY... 4th row... Jensen... Work Study... Joseph R. Zaleski “What a long strange trip it’s been” ZAL ... Gover Road... Monte... Leather... Rainbow in the dark... HIPPY?.. DIO... Dylan... The Beast. . . 1369666 . .. BBB B... Metal... D.L. (Dark Lady)... Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Canada 83, 84; Sessions 1, 2, 3, 4 49 row 1-Chris Lukey, Sue Stafinski, Michelle Stall, Jennifer Carriere, Lori Gardener, Karen Stead row 2-Debbie Noel, Sandy Inbody, Audra Teller, Lisa lacony, Chris Going, Tommy Courteny row 3-Elaine Golinski, Debbie Vassar, Diedra Phelan, Brian Sohuson, Brian Lavallee row 4-Paul LaBlanc, Danny Mitchell, David Mitchell, Steve Gonzales, Mr. Bruno CHORUS row 1-Mrs. LaComfera, Karen Stead, Nicki Papas, Sue Stafinski, Jodi Walkonin, Michelle Ruby, Lynn Andresano row 2-April Frastinski, Norman Beautaux, Karin Hoel, Amy Moore, Heather Christman Sherry Conger, Debby Casey row 3-Ken Heard, Patty Maguire, Erin Cassidy, Craig Lavalley, Karen Adams, Michelle Digette, Michael Gosselin, Paul LaBlanc, Donna Young, Chris Cox, Kim Turner, Laurie Fontaine, Donna Demers ” Buwd voecba rm. DE. 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SSS ET «EA es a. , r ied [oo DRAMA CLUB “A SMORGASBORD OF THEATER” The Psychiatrist In Spite of Himself Bud Mosely-Ken Heard Millie Mosely-Cathy Devine Evelyn Seal-Kristen Hoel Frank Seal- Michael Gosselin Chris Seal-April Fristensky Rak Mulligan-Robert Perry Girl with Placard-Nicole Pappas Three Scenes of Christmas Marie St. Claire-Karen Stead Charlotte Wallace-Heather Needham Irving Wallace-Paul Leblanc Father-Robert Perry Mother-Nicole Pappas Robin-Lisa Gagne Julie-Lisa Millette Gift of the Magi Jim-Shawn Jensen Della-Donna Young Maggie-Elizabeth Cox Madam Sofronie- Annette White fi } Ba od ie Pe BE ee EE et Be ee ey SEEPS REED Ga 47 SS Be Gees EP ee ee Vil} IP RSL DAL CLS ADO RW Sav se Le ZBL 2. ae Sth CED Os Bh SERS CE SS SS SS AY ES A ake CD NT A BD OS 7 ee oe CEES SS AT ASS Gi 1 CS EE 2 oe ee. eee sR em ay AWE ee { ees] pi waaay OMECOMING 1983 The Court: Sharon Craw, Donna Lawson, Erika Hokinson, Shawn Jensen (King), Diane Moore (Queen), Sherry Conger “WONDERFUL TONIGHT” MAY 18, 1984 On May 18, the Class of 1985 held their Junior Prom at the Hogan Center of Holy Cross College. At 7:00 a buffet dinner was served, followed by hours of dancing. The band was Crosswinds, who played a variety of music. Halfway through the evening it was time to choose the prom queen and her court. Cindy Willand was selected as prom queen, and her court consisted of Kri stin Manguilli, Sharon Frazier, Donna Lawson, Lori Akley, Heather Christman, and Brenda Bergeron. Class Advisor Georges Desrosiers and class president Kristin Manguilli were instrumental in making the prom an enormous success, and an evening which will not be forgotten by those who attended. 55 56 Jimmi Bernard Shawn Jensen Steven Evanowski Steven Gagne Dan Gurney Brian Johnson CABLE CLUB sade 9 ‘eheide WINTER CARNIVAL 1984 PRAGA WINTER AN OLYMPICS pI, Fe hag | Pith SA screenname STUDENT BADER SRE ERE GOVERNMENT 15 ddbededl eS Eh adel ae wi =: SH ei : e + a + ne =e NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY son alge ae year. Under the direction of a new advisor, Mrs. Sylvia Stepien, the society was organized and new Officers elected. Kathi Sherry was elected President; Christy Snelling, Vice President; Lori Hayes , Secretary; and Sherry Conger, Treasurer. They soon organized activities for the upcoming year which included a tutoring service, a Blood Drive, carnation sales, and a St. Patrick’s Day pop sale. At the end of the second quarter of the school year, new members were chosen and the annual National Honor Society Induction was held on April 27, 1984. SS oN re No APRIL 2 64 CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR JUNIOR Donna Walsh, Lori Hayse, Marie Cooney, Pam Wade. Sharon Frazier, Dale Niddrie, Kristen SOP. H OM ORE Manguilli, Nancy McInerney FRESHMAN Gail Sholtz, Karin Hoel, Cathy Chausse Diedra Phelan Sue Smitchinski, Elizabeth Cox, Lynn Pickard STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL top-Shawn Jensen, Tom Devine, Cathy Devine bottom-Lori Hayse, Darlene Nelson REFLECTOR STAFF first row-Kim Sylvia, Richelle Caisse, Jo-Ann Dana, Marie Cooney Sue Donnelly, Lori Lariviere second row-Diane Humphrey, Tracy Hebert, Cathy Healy, Shawn Jensen, Donna Walsh third row-Sue Smitchinski, Beth Smitchinski, Mr. Boudreau, Craig Foley 65 FAMILY LIVING PHILOSOPHY CLUB Front row: K. Heard, K. Hoel, D. Young, D. Moore. Second Row: Mr. Fred Wadsworth, C. Devine, D. Mercer, R. Perry, F. Karyianas. Back row: C. Page, K. Turner, R. Grindley. ri reesse en ‘ - cde PP tet Miia 67 STUDENTS AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK PO et Se ls, 5 a ms 68 S.A.D.D. DAY-MAY 17, 1984 Se. Tiffany Chin A Ch, _‘The Glitter OF G “25, Among Skaters ee hi. aes SCOtt Hamilton W 19 ee | US, HOPI gave Fy es Battle for Gold in Hockey G wy s Ss ¢ eS AP PS uture Olympic Games May Be Open U.S. Plans to Utilize the Best and Brightest for ’88 pre cS ympi SS Looks Golden 2 S STIFLED .. s According to Plan 2 x Winter Ol Gy; The MMULBURY HIGH girls volleyball Sa ie , irls Bas Re yer penpals fbb, $8? Wo toa] or in year ry. LOSES SLA 7 Coach Ron Dunham's squad finished the Sire SVP SPS Oleg re season at 8-3: Cathy Devine, the team’s ERE fee iS Ss t ur setter, was one of the key players along ae $ ey Fy a V with Debbie Mercer, Suzzane Rosseel, wes SS eé fe iS if Cte ff Michelle Newlands, Sherri Conger and ae Sad | fre as anc Tey 3 s , Ly, ane Moore Ae; s ‘3 Sp disan;? ts 2ojd Ss Sy. Se? ey CRAFTO) Y BILL p4tely SS SSF i Ss sect fone That Ou . -¢ - T. Volleyball = KS S ai a my mas the ed 3 one ‘Ais Ut brieg oO bY the 8 ; HIGH SCHOOL roe SSEE igh, © girls baskeis fe Tel; fie ening Mibury 2, Wesibere 1 . Ons AS KS y. s ra ety hang Were ve SS ‘Mbury rs i ro yester- : t 1€s f Sgt deanna s Sam the tats nt Pete ew _ OW . Douglas gets that Reney day feeling “SOCCER ANS hav oT ema DOUGLAS --- Veterans’ Day, Soldie NiO 6 Jastin® . door ie to try Field—it was a perfect setting in Dougla Qs as ee despite the rain, for the 1983 District @ ee de oe Dunham soccer tournament to kick off. All t Boys Track The Millbury Boys Track team continued its unbeaten season with a 113-32 victory over West Boylston and a 992 to 45% victory over Valley Tech. In the West Boylston win the Woolies won 15 of 17 events. The team was led by Bruce Hort (javelin, 440), Brian Lavallee (long jump, 100), John Gilbert (shot put) Jon Rocheleau (discus), Paul Rocheleau (high jump, triple jump), Rich Wilbur (pole vault, high hurdles), Ed White (mile), Bob Howe (low hurdles), and Mark Bubon (880). S Sear Ww some And they said there wasn’t any pitching in high school baseball. “That's all we've been reading and hearing, that there’s no pitching in the area,” said Millbury coach Bob Austin. There was plenty of pitching at Fitton Field yesterday. Brian Kupstas dug deep down in the ninth to save himself and the Woolies as Millbury beat Auburn in a terrific 2-1 ball game. The win gave Millbury the District E, Division 3 title in its second trip to the finals. Millbury lost in its last visit in 1978. State Semifinal Millbury plays Palmer at 3:30 p.m... Tuesday in a state semifinal game at Mackenzie Field in Holyoke. The Woolies won't have Brian Blanchard on the mound for that one, or Scott Hachey in center field. Tigers had to do was win to make the day total success. But the Woolies of Millbury had othe ideas, even though they entered the co test at 8-5-1 and the seventh seeded team i the eight-team tournament. Douglas wa ranked second but the Woolies proved th the seedings really mean nothing outsi of a home field advantage in the fi round, as they nipped the Tigers 2-1 in su den death overtime. To say the weather was a factor in thi game is like saying Herschel Walker was factor when he played for Georgia. rain, sometimes drizzle, sometim pelting droplets, fell throughout much the game and made for both a treacher field and for some added weight for players, in the way of mud caked on clea But it didn’t seem to affect Douglas, the Tigers came out and took control ear] High School BASEBALL STATE FINALS DIVISION 3 Milibury ile A SR No Viatignon........ aseacees WLLBURY MATIGNON ABRHBI ABRHBi reitas 2b 5121 Grasso 3b 3100 anton 3b 4021 McAuliffedh 2209 oombs Ib 5000 Desrochesc 4023 lahlert cf 4110 Walsh p-lf 4010 arath ss 4110 Powersif-p 4900 eClaire rt 4010 Hardy ct 4000 Iver c 3100 Coady rf 3000 ahnson If 4000 Pazzia 1b 4000 orte dh 3020 Bowler ss 2000 upstas p 0000 Mahoney 2b 0000 Champaoh 1000 otals 36492 Totals 32333 WLLBURY 000 120--4 100 000 200--3 |ATIGNON Millbury First Loss MILLBURY - - - The Millbury track team begins the main stretch of its season with a good head—wind behind it—a 6-0 record, to be exact. Th Woolies added two more victories to their unblemished record last week as they defeated Grafton 91-53 (for their first SWCL win) and non- conference foe Assabet, 84- 61. Mark Bubon played a major role in both meets, as he took the 440 against Grafton and Assabet, as well as the - 880 (vs. Grafton) and the _ long jump (vs. Assabet). _ Other stand-outs were: _ Norm Buteau—long jump, low hurdles winner vs. _ Grafton Tom Devine—880, mile relay winner vs. Assabet John Gemme—pole vault, 220 vs. Grafton Blanchard outduels Si y; Feen for Millbury Millbury District E Baseball Champion @ la ue Ch RA Kupstas’ Senior Poise Hoists Woolies to Title Millbury silences Matignon Mill, ponies Ske The gir Siow Brian Blanchard is a very big player for the un- beaten Millbury High basketball team. You might say he’s getting bigger every day. “My father measured me the other day and I’m up to 6-foot-7 now,” said Blanchard. . Blanchard must have looked 10 feet tall to North Brookfield last night, as the senior center scored 25 points and pulled down 15 rebounds while leading the Woolies to a 64-45 victory. Millbury advances to the semifinals of the Small School Division of the 44th annual Clark University Basketball Tournament at 8 p.m. tomorrow against Tahanto Regional. Millbury, the defending champi- on, is 18-0, while Tahanto is 14-4. The Stags upset Oakmont, 58-46, last night. . In the other Small School semifinal at 6 p.m. to- morrow, Groton-Dunstable will play Blackstone- Millville. G-D edged Hopedale, 55-54, yesterday on Vin Bevacqua’s jumper with 14 seconds remaining, and Blackstone-Millville downed Uxbridge, 74-63, as John Kearnan had 17 points and nine rebounds. Uxbridge played without its leading scorer, Greg Clark, who injured an ankle Friday night against Millbury. Dan Gurney—100-yarddash, sprint relay winner vs. Grafton Bruce Hjort—javeline, mile relay winner vs. Assabet Millbury now begins its full SWCL schedule facing For a team to win 23 games in a row, things have to fall in a pretty straight, consistent line over the season. And for that same team to finally lose, that line has be become jumbled, disjointed and finally broken. Over the 1983-84 season, the Millbury High basketball team established itself as undoubtedly one of the most powerful assemblages to take the court in Central Massachusetts’ history—if not all of Massachusetts’ history. And the way they were able to become what they were and to win 23 of 24 games they played this season was because they followed a deceptively simple pattern—they would pick their time to go to work, and when they did, everything seemed to fall into place. And all the Woolies would have to do is follow that line to the win column, which they did all but once during the year. 75 FOOTBALL 1981 L A Olympic Committee Front: D. Mitchell, A. Shorette, C. Anderson, S. Grenier, J. Gain, M. Anderson, R. Goyette, J. Godbout, T. McLaughlin, B. Dow, R. Berglund. Middle: D. Giorgio, J. Phillips, R. Lomontagme, B. Buteau, M. Coach McKinney Lavallee, D. Goyette, J. Girard, B. Silver, G. Paquette, M. Gonyea, B. Sharron, G. Belmore. Back: Coach Hall, Coach Boerman, E. LeClaire, J. Brindisi, J. Williams, K. Sherry, B. Hjort, B. Howe (capt.), B. Lavallee (capt.), M. Murray (capt.) R. Mahlert, N. Buteau, W. Moquin, D. Giovanucci, W. Nadeau, B. Langlais, Coach McKinney, Coach Leonard. A TOUGH SEASON AGAIN The future of the football team did not look very bright in the beginning from lack of players and of school spirit. A great recruiting job brought in many new hopefuls from the underclasses. It was the first time these team members had ever played together and the team worked out spectacularly. Millbury will have a concrete foundation for next year’s season. Bob Howe, Michael Murray, and Brian Lavallee, the tri-captains, showed us that the team wanted a good season and even though it didn’t work out as well as hoped, their spirit never let down. Bruce Hjort, William Gallagher, and Jeff Brindisi, other returning seniors, made tremendous efforts Neth i and gave enormous support to try to hel 8 Millbury back onto ie. fa 4 16 Grafton 0 Auburn The coaches, Tom McKinney, Tom Hall, Ie Leicester and Tom Boerman, had much hope for this 0 Dayid Prouty, young, new football team. They worked 0 Northbridge , their new players to their greatest capacity season 0-10,� to gain the most performance from them. ‘A yA They have alot of hope for next year’s f season and feel if the players put as much '®), = ee effort as this year has, they will have a “dd ’ ae 7 be Oi cin hae winning season. . — a °c 6 aS fF we kee 7a? £26 G28 THe annual Thanksgiving battle against Northbridge followed the same path of previous years, Millbury losing to Northbridge 48-0. Unfortunately, luck was not with the team. They had hoped to turn the tide on Northbridge’s hold on Thanksgiving Day victories, but their hopes were washed away with the rain. FIELD HOCKEY Front row: S. Donnelly, J. Dana (capt.), L. Hayes (capt.), G. Frederico; Back row: Coach Scannell, C. Coach Stannell Frazier, G. Scholz, C. Gabree, N. McInerney, L. Chevalier; Absent: D. Walsh. SHORT ON PLAYERS BUT NOT SPIRIT Not enough can be said for the magnificent effort and sportsmanship of this year’s field hockey team, coached by Joan Scannell. Things looked hopeful in the beginning of the season when 15 girls had signed up. How- ever, the squad soon dwindled to 10 members. Most of the time, the team played 1 or 2 posi- tions short of the 11 required for a field hock- ey game, leaving the team at a disadvantage to their opponents. Being outnumbered on the field, Millbury found very few scoring oppor- tunities. Co-captain Jo-Ann Dana scored the only goal of the season. The team’s season record was 0-14-2. The team saw strong individual perfor- mances from its members. The ten girls, in- cluding seniors Jo-Ann Dana (capt.), Lori Hayes (capt.), Sue Donnelly, and Donna Walsh should be congratulated for exhibiting the fortitude of true sportsmen and never quit- ting. Since the chances of having a team next year are slim if there isn’t more participation on the part of the student body, the juniors and soph- omores from this year’s team should be recog- nized for their noble efforts: Nancy MclIner- ney, Leanne Chevalier, Gail Scholz, Chris Ga- bree, Chris Frazier, and Gina Frederico. MIL _ Tantasqua _ Sheperd Hill - Oxford West Bolyston David Prouty Uxbridge Grafton Northbridge Leicester Oxford West Bolyston David Prouty Uxbridge Grafton Northbridge Leicester eoocoeoooeoorooooef OPP AQHAHWKWONDHNNAN Pai Sil GLE pete TE Front row: S. Shonbeck (capt.), P. Fitzpatrick (capt.); Back row: S. Evanowski, P. Gemme, D. Rocheleau, Coach Nicoletti M. Bubon, J. Gemme. TEAMS HAVE WINNING RECORDS The boys’ and girls’ cross country teams had exceptional winning seasons this year under the guidance of Coach Nicoletti. The boys ended with a 10-5 season while the girls had an 8-7 record. The girls’ record was excellent considering they ran most of their meets with just 4 or 5 girls after Heather Christman was taken out with a leg injury. The boys ran meets with 6 or 7 participants. These small numbers on the parts of both teams meant that practically every team member had to place in the top 10 to have a chance at winning a meet. Added to this was the fact that Millbury sometimes competed against tea ms twice their sizes. Millbury performed well under these pressures as shown by their winning records and the tremendous individual efforts given by all. Kathy Dupuis and Milissa Bubon helped the girls’ team to many of its victories. John Gemme, Paul Gemme, Mark Bubon, and Paul Fitzpatrick, aided the boys’ team with strong meet finishes. Captains Marie Gemme, Scott Shonbeck, and Paul Fitzpatrick displayed outstanding leadership and will be missed next year. : Gtafto Auburn : Uxbridge West Boylston” Northbridge David Uxbridge West Boylston Northbridge David Prouty Leicester Grafton Oxford S.W.C.L. Meet season 10-5 league 10-4 COUNTRY K. Hort, J. Langway, K. Dupuis, M. Gemme (capt.), H. Christman, M. Bubon. At the S.W.C.L. Meet held at Millbury, the boys’ team placed third overall while the girls’ team placed fourth overall. Paul Gemme finished sixth with a time of 16:17. Paul Fitzpatrick came in eleventh and Mark Bubon came in fourteenth. Kathy Dupuis finished sixth for the girls with a time of 20:29. Milissa Bubon paced ninth and Marie Gemme placed twentyth in a field of about forty runners. a SOCCER Front: R. Wilbur, R. Bourdeau, M. Tower, M. Reney. Middle: M. Erickson (capt.), B. Parath, D. Boire, G. Vollen, M. Cabanna, E. White, J. Phillips, Coach Austin. Back: S. Hachey (capt.), D. Gurney, T. Devine, B. Cronkite, B. Kupstas. LEAGUE CHAMPS Coach Austin AT MILLBURY An excellent season. A fantastic show of skill. These phrases could very well be used to describe this year’s Soccer team. Third year coach Bob Austin was very proud of his team. He had much to be proud of. The soccer team ended their season with a 9-4-1 record and an undefeated 5-0-1 record in the league. Our league Champions qualified for District competition. In an exciting second round game against Bromfield, Millbury was eliminated from further district. play by a score of 1-2. MIL The team was led by senior captains Mark e aie ; ‘ Erickson and Scott Hachey. Hachey was an 1 Assabet” 3 aggressive goalkeeper who had 6 shutout 5 Bancroft) 3 games for the season. He and sophomore 2 Wes a 1 Matt Reney were named to the Coaches All- ; PrN ie Ag Star Team. Matt was also a member of the 0 David Prouty 0 T G Honor team. 2 Shepera)Hill 0 0 St. Mary’s 1 Other contributors to the team’s success 3 yasti ; were seniors Dan Gurney, Jim Courtney, 3 Oe 0 Dan Boire, and Rick Wilbur. 3 West Boylston 0 Underclassmen Tom Devine, Brian Parath, I Nashoba Regional 2 Ed White, and Brian Kupstas did much to District Playoffs gain the league title and will provide a : ee d “ strong foundation for next year’s team. ae ore “ Gaute Vollen, a Norwegian exchange League 5-0-1 student, added a distinctive flair to the team roster with his European style of play. : _ OPP Coach Austin thought the Distr ict Playoffs game against Douglas “was a happening.” It was an “incredible, exhausting” match going into 6 overtimes covering 102 minutes of play. Millbury proved the victors with a score of 2-1. They, however, were eliminated by Bromfield from any further District play. VOLLEYBALL % 1981 L.A. Olympic Committee Front row: D. Mercer, S. Conger, C. Devine (capt.), D. Moore, S. Rosseel; Back row: A. Tella, E. Moore, M. Plante (mgr.), Coach Dunham, L. McNiven (mgr.), Y. Shepard, T. Taylor, M. Newlands. STATE TOURNEY | Coach Dunham FOR MILLBURY The Millbury volleyball team, under the direction of Coach Dunham, had its best season ever. The team closed its season with an 8-3 record. Their winning percentage qualified Millbury to participate in the highest level of competition Millbury volleyball has ever achieved—the State Volleyball Tournament. With nine returning players from past years, Millbury’s experience and hard work : were important to their success. The key to Millbury’s victories was putting the skills MIL ; OPP é of all ten girls together and playing as a 2 Algonquin 0 i team. The starters for the Millbury team 2 Whitinsville i were well skilled and extremely spirited. Christian 3 4 The line-up consisted of the five seniors 2 Hudson 4 : and a junior: Debby Mercer-spiker, Cathy 4 Clinton 2 ; Devine (capt.)-setter, Sue Rosseel-spiker, 2 Westbor 9 I i Diane Moore-versatile, Sherry Conger- 2 Algonquin 0 : server, and Michelle Newlands-setter. 2 Hudson 0 2 Whitinsville The volleyball team would like to express Christian c its thanks to Coach Dunham for his time q Clinton 2 and patience in coaching them to their first 4 Westboro 4 State Tournament. 4 Marlboro I 0 Marlboro 2 0 State Tournament 6 For the five seniors who participated in the State Quarter Finals, the tournament was a rewarding way to end a four year high school volleyball career. Though Millbury met with defeat, the Volleyball team was glad to experience volleyball competition on the state level. rp BOY’S BASKETBALL 79014 4 Oy mex Commitee ee ee ee i eee Bas: lee S 3 A. BUA WW, 24420 Front row: R. Mahlert, M. Erickson, B. Blanchard, S. Jensen, S. Hachey, B. Parath, Back row: Coach Coach Dunham There was no doubt that this Millbury team would do something big when they started this year’s season where they left off last season-winning. Led by Coach Dunham, Millbury ended regular season play with an undefeated record of 17-0, reclaiming the League championship title for the second year in a row. Millbury remained undefeated through the Clark Tournament and the District playoffs clinching these crowns. Also continuing into the State Semifinals, Millbury experienced its first loss of the season to St. Joseph’s of Pittsfield, knocking them from further competition. This Millbury squad was full of talent. Captain Brian Blanchard (T G All Star Team) at 67” was the dominant force for Millbury in scoring and rebounding. Junior starter Steen Swenson proved to be a powerful, aggressive player off the boards. Seniors Mark Erickson, Scott Hachey, and Shawn Jensen provided the necessary experience and skill required for a Championship team. Sophomores Brian Parath and Bill Silver showed abounding talent and arethe hopes for next year’s team to continue Millbury’s Dynasty. Off the bench, Doug Coombs, Rich Mahlert, and Ron Bourdeau exemplified the depth of this team. The boys’ Basketball team is yet another facet of the strong athletic p rogram here at Millbury. 70 Leicester 84 Grafton � 74 Northbridge (55 David Prouty 69 Uxbridge . 76 Oxford 61 Grafton 65 David Prouty - Quarter: 64 N. Brookfield Semi: 68 Tahanto Final: 70 B. Millville DISTRICTS Quarter: 64 Auburn Semi: 83 Lunenburg Final: 54 Assabet Dunham, B. Silver, R. Bourdeau, D. Coombs, S. Swenson, J. Cooney, Asst. Coach Brunelle. Diilfords _ Shepherd Hi __W. Boylston . olen 74 W. Boylston 57 . Leicester 61 _ Northbridge , _ CLARK TOURNAMENT | STATE SEMI-FINALS 60 St. Joseph’s At the Clark Tournament Small Schools Division, Millbury was sparked to successfully defending their championship title. Millbury made it to the finals by putting away Tahanto Regional in the semifinals. In a fantastic finals match against Blackstone-Millville Regional, Millbury was forced into overtime where their true colors shown brightly. The team ran off 20 points compared to Blackstone-Millvilles’ 3 points in an exciting 3 minute overtime period. The final score that assured Millbury the Clark Tournament title was an overwhelming 70 to 53. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front row: C. Chausse, N. McInerney, C. Baroni, R. Rosseel, B. Bergeron. Back row: J. Dana (capt.), D. Coaeh Nicolai Mercer, Coach Nicoletti, D. Breault, D. Belsito, G. Frederico. MILLBURY SAW A GREAT SEASON Led by the coaching skills of third year coach Bob Nicoletti, the girls’ Basketball team gained a winning record of 12 wins and 8 losses. This was the first winning season these varsity players have accomplished. This team missed participation in the Districts by a slim margin. The team met with some bad breaks losing Whitinsville a couple of their games by on e basket. Even asv with these losses, the season was a satis- Be te ay iegien ae factory one for the players. The final record 16 Acesher 45 doesn’t attest to the amount of spectacular 51. Milford 44 talent our Millbury team had. Cheryl Baroni 37 Shepherd Hill 45 proved an asset to the team playing point + ak Ge ; cy guard although her stats never hinted to her ib Bue eh e true contribution. BIE: eisoctor 45 44 Grafton 43 The team was led by the extremely talented 37 Northbridge - seniors Jo-Ann Dana (captain), Deb Mercer, : 5 oben a a Cheryl Baroni, and Darlene Belsito. Ch eryl Sad. Week Ronen 49 and Jo-Ann proved to be strong, aggressive 47 Oxford 49 ball players who helped lead the team to 58 _ Leicester 54 their wins. Juniors Brenda Bergeron and yo Sheth: pe Darlene Breault were also valuable to the Sat BYoUn bras a Season 12-8 success of the team and showed great amounts of promise for next year’s squad. WINTER TRACK — Fpl 1981 L.A. Olympic Committee 4 BR a V Og — Gq —4 Row 1: S. Shonbeck, G. Vollen, N. Buteau, J. Gilbert. Row 2: Ast. Coach Dwinell, B. Hjort, B. Lavallee, Coach Wilbur C. Devine, M. Gemme, B. Howe, J. Rocheleau, Coach Wilbur. Row 3: M. Bubon, T. Devine, T. re ac Bousquet, H. Christman, A. Moore, A. White, K. Dupuis, Row 4: E. LeClaire, D. Mitchell, M. Bubon, K. Hjort, B. Buteau, B. Haynes, J. Casey. Row 5: P. Gemme, D. Rocheleau, E. White, J. Gemme, P. Mossa. Absent: S. Stafinski, Ast. Coach Austin. A FINE SEASON This year’s Winter Track Team was under the direction of Coach Wilbur and first year Ast. Coach Austin. The boy’s team had a good season with a record of 4 wins and 4 losses. Strong participation was given by all members. Seniors, Bob Howe, Brian Lavallee, Bruce Hjort, Scott Shonbeck, and Norman Buteau provided the necessary leadership for the new members. Brian Lavallee and Norman Buteau gave strong GIRLS - individual performances leading the team to MIL. OPP their wins. Underclassmen Mark Bubon, Ed 14h 712 White, Tom Devine, and Paul and John 97 29 “David Prouty 46 nsett 32 Gemme, also had strong performances and iI Ne will return next year for another strong i season. The Girl’s tea m, led by seniors Cathy Devine, Marie Gemme, and Sue Stafinski faced a tough season being the smallest team in the league. They had only ten girls. Millbury did, however, excellent thanks to x ( the effort by the above girls and Milissa ': Me Bubon, Tammy Bousquet, Amy Moore, ee P Annette White, Karen Hjort, and Kathy “ Ba senson 44 Dupuis. 46. § wt 21 Murdock Sth CMS.LT.L. - District E. — Sacre At the State Meet this year, 8 members and a relay team were entered into competition. Cathy Devine entered the shot put, Milissa Bubon the 600, Brian Lavallee and John Gemme in the 300, Bob Howe in the 600, Tom Devine in the 1000, and Ed White and Paul Gemme in the mile. The boys’ team entered the mile relay race. John Gemme broke the boys’ record in the 300 with a time of 34.7. CHEERLEADING Front row: D. Casey, L. Santon (capt.), D. Niddrie (capt.), E. Niddrie. Back Row: D. Humphrey, L. Chase, H. Robbins, D. Minni, K. Hoel, T. Hebert, T. Bousquet, V. Turner. ‘ 4 eS gk ge ge 4 ae Bae 4 Under the guidance of Coach Mary Jamieson, the Millbury Cheerleading squad put in many hours of hard work into refining their skills used to ignite school spirit at football and boys’ basketball games. Although the cheerleaders couldn’t seem to spark the Millbury crowd during the football season, they had no trouble leading the basketball spectators through cheers. In other attempts to inspire school spirit the cheerleaders sponsored a carnation sale and a school dance. 94 During this year’s tournament season, the cheerleaders entered four competitions: David Prouty High Cheerleaders Tournament, Webster Dance and Cheer Tournament, St. George Cheerleader Tournament and The Bartlett Cheerleader Tournament. They didn’t do as well as hoped for in the cheering competition, but they did very well with their dance routine. The squad placed second at the Webster Tournament and received the originality award for their pom-pom routine. At the Bartlett competition, the cheerleaders placed fourth for the same routine and received the “sizzlin’ spirit” award. At this same tournament Deb Casey was honored with the Miss Cheerleader Award. She was chosen out of 300 girls at the competition. BASEBALL Front row: B. Forte, B. Parath, C. Ward, B. Silver, Middle row: R. Mahlert, E. LeClair S. Freitas, E. Grech Again Santon, D. Giorgio, Back row: S. Hachey, B. Blanchard, D. Coombs, J. Brindisi, Coach Austin. Absent: Pee ee ee CHAMPS!! Once this Millbury team got rolling there was no stopping them until they made it all the way to their first State Championship title. | Although Millbury missed the league title, they were able to capture the District crown in a satisfying 2-1 victory over local rival Auburn High. Millbury soundly defeated Palmer. Doug Coombs provided the final touches with a triple run homerun in the second inning making the final score 8-1. ee ‘Millbury met Matignon High in the State thbridge Finals game where the continued excellent Uxbridge pitching by Brian Kuptas and strong rakes : defense allowed only one successful run by WessBoylston a Matignon. The final score was 4-3. es Onis ce Although seniors Scott Hachey-center field District Playotts and Brian Blanchard-pitcher missed the exciting post season play, they were strong factors in getting the team to that point. ye Underclassmen, Brian Kupstas-pitcher, Eric rg LeClair-right field, Billy Silver-catcher, Steve = uy Be oe Freitas-second base, Doug Coombs-first el ISO os meta base, Rich Mahlert-center field, Ed Santon- ¢ } ‘ thrid base and Brian Parath at shortstop cine’ fe cs aie composed Millbury’s solid lineup that 4 Agree proved capable of stopping offenses even as acing vutie strong as Matignon was known to be. . At the Division 3 State Finals game, Millbury upset favored Matignon with a 4-3 victory. Steve Freitas, Rich Mahlert, Brian Parath, and Bill Silver all scored runs for Millbury with Silver scoring the winning run in a Millbury rally during the eighth inning. SOFTBALL Front row: M. Wood, K. Markey, M. Newlands. Middle row: D. Remmick, L. Willand, C. Chausse, J. Couture Back row: J. Dana, Coach Leonard, C. Baroni. Absent: S. Rosseel, B. Couture, L. Evanowski. Coach Leonard EXPERIENCE PAYS OFF The Millbury softball team came into the 1984 season with the goal of making considerable improvement over the 1983 season. Last spring Millbury posted a 1-15 record. With a largely varsity-experienced squad, Millbury achieved their goal with an 8-11 record for this season. The league record was 6-8 this year. Providing the majority of the varsity MIL OPP experience credited with Millbury’s success were four seniors; Jo-Ann Dana (left field), g Tantasqua og Sue Rosseel (pitcher), Joanne Couture 7 eeura P ‘ 28 Sutton 9 (second base), and Cheryl Baroni at 20 Blackstone Valley 8 shortstop. Juniors Lisa Evanowski as catcher 5 Grafton 13 and Michelle Newlands in centerfield were ¥ ae tse : ° 1 = other stand outs on this team. Pi oS Prof J 9 Leicester 19 A stronger offense was a big factor in 13 West Boylston 8 Millbury’s improvement. More solid hitting 10 ae 11 ' Hl 4 ; 3 rafton 15 suchen ie $ scoring average j Northbridge oy 8 Uxbridge 19 18 David Prouty 3 Everyone contributed to this season’s 10 Leicester 18 success and returning players Brenda 16° West Boylston 6 Couture, Karen Markey, Marion Wood, - epord a Darlene Remmick, Michelle Newlands, Season aH1-0 Cindy Willand, Cathy Chausse, and Linda League 6-8-0 Evanowski forsee continued improvement for next year. LY pein di y Ti. _ Zo vas 1981 L.A Olympic Committee eo Re : Coach Wilbur UNDEFEATED SEASON ACHIEVED Coach Dave Wilbur’s track team had an undefeated record for only the second time in the club’s history, capturing the league title for the seventh time in nine years. The bulk of the team was made up of a very talented senior backbone, eleven seniors in all. Norman Buteau specialized in the 120 high hurdles, the 330 low hurdles, the long jump and the discus to become the senior top scorer. Dan Gurney and Brian Lavallee dominated the 100 yard dash usually finishing first and second respectively. Dan and Brian were also members of the 4x110 team with Bob Howe and John Gemme. Bruce Hjort had his best season in the javelin, placing fourth in the District E All Class Meet qualifying for the State Meet. Rick Wilbur in the pole vault, Bob Howe, foreign exchange student Gaute Vollen, and Scott Shonbeck also exemplified the leadership and determination needed to capture a league title. Underclassmen Mark Bubon, Paul Rocheleau, Tom Devine, John Gemme, Paul Gemme, Phil Mossa, Ed White, Dan Rocheleau, Paul Boucher, Paul Grenier, and Brian Haynes helped to round off this championship team. Front row: N. Buteau, J. Rocheleau, S. Shonbeck MIL 101 Bartlett 99 Sheperd Hill 74. Gardner 83 Auburns | 91 Grafton P@ 84 Assabet . 79 Northbridge _ 80 David Prouty — 113 West Boylston 99 2 Valley Tech 105 Oxford 101 Nipmuc 96 Leicester 91 Tantasqua 50 Class C Meet 134 S.W.C.L. Meet Season 14-0. League 6-0 ioe rye cds op ig he Bea ey Ne S aM y sib: ees % Ras tae, gg Ps , B. Lavallee, B. Howe, B. Hjort, P. Fitzpatrick, R. Wilbur. Middle row: S. Couture, B. Taft, T. Smith, S. Squire, G. Vollen, D. Gurney, J. Gilbert, P. Boucher, S. Howe. Back row: Ast. Coach Dwinell, J. Tuttle, B. Buteau, P. Mossa, T. Devine, P. Grenier, P. Rocheleau, J. Gemme, D. Rocheleau, D. Giovannucci, B. Haynes, E. White, T. Lavallee, J. Casey, Coach Wilbur. Absent: P. Gemme, B. Chevalier, M. Bubon. BOYS’ TRACK “Se af? sot ks Millbury captured the Southern Worcester County League Meet trophy with a victory over second place finisher David Prouty by a margin of 13 points. Millbury scored 136 points to ensure first place. Every team member contributed his fullest efforts to bring home yet another win for undefeated Millbury. Coupling this fine showing with the league title, Millbury track had a great season. GIRL’S TRACK f Mn, ee sd hal } Front row: T. ies N. yates M. Gemme Pa H. Christman, B. Bergeron, M. Bubon. Middle row: E. Ward, J. Akley, C. Devine (capt.), D. Mercer (capt.), L. Chevalier, T. Bousquet, J. Watkins. Back row: Coach Nicoletti Coach Nicoletti, G. Frederico, A. White, R. Rosseel, A. Moore, C. Luikey, S. Stafinski, Ast. Coach Witek. Absent: K. Hjort, S. Donnelly (capt.), M. Lagor, S. Wassell (mgr.). OVERALL IMPROVEMENT Led by a large percentage of returning team members, this year’s squad compiled a 7-6 overall record and a 4-2 record in the league. Struck by a rash of illnesses early in the season, Millbury found it difficult to get back on its feet. However, under the experienced coaching skill of Bob Nicoletti and newcomer Joanne Witek as assistant coach, the girls were able to improve personally over the season. Min ae OPP Captains Deb Mercer, Cathy Devine, Marie — Bien 71 Gemme, and Sue Donnelly provided the 40 Shepherd Hill 78 leadership necessary to bond a team. The $1 Auburn | 67 | top five scorers on the team were Deb a be a ei Mercer, Milissa Bubon, Cathy Devine, 48 ; @ oo 2S 4 . Brenda Bergeron, and Karen Hiort 77 Davidian ) 41 respectively. Along with being the top 52 West Boylston 66 scorer, Deb Mercer also broke her own 42 Blackstone-Millville 76 record in the discus with a throw of a Oxia ay vu Leicester vay 10211 . 93 Tantasqua 23 Improvements in individual events were td ae iiclaye , ? made by every team member. 27.8 Pratricee . Underclassmen Karen Hort, Gina Frederico, 9 Sabet Wes at Jennifer Akley, Ellen Ward, Annette White, District E Robin Rosseel, Milissa Bubon, Nancy All Class McInerney, Tammy Bousquet, Amy Moore, Season 7-6 Tammy Johnson, Heather Christman, and League 4-2 Brenda Bergeron will provide a solid x nucleus for next year’s team which should ) regain league standing. In the S.W.C.L. Meet held at Grafton High, the Millbury Track team placed a distant second behind Northbridge. It was through team work and determination that the girls team gained the runner-up position at this year’s meet for the third year in a row. Scott Hachey MVP Baseball, Soccer Coach’s Award League Honors, Donald Witkowski Memorial Award Marie Gemme MVP Cross C ountry Joanne Couture MVP Softball Norman Buteau M{VP Winter Track e7i Deb Mercer )District II A.D.A. Athlete, 8th place in Millbury Pentathalon Basketball - Tribune All Stars 2nd Team Discus Record Holder 10211” Scott Shonbeck MVP Cross Country Brian Blanchard MVP Basketball A TOStricteL eA Ae Athlete T G All-Star Team Tribune All-Stars Ist Team Cathy Devine MVP Volleyball and Winter Track Donald Witkowski Memorial Award Scholar Athlete Track Shot put record 30'8” Cheryl Baroni MVP Basketball Steve Freitas Baseball-T G Honor Team ILLBURY ATHLETES tom | Brian Lavalle Football-Coach’s Award P+ Bruce Hjort MVP Spring Track Sohn Gemine It was a blockbuster year for the athletic program at 4 D's iets: ote Winter Track 300 yd. Millbury High. Volleyball, coached by Ron Dun- rehererord. 347 sec. ham, entered the State Tournament but were elimi- nated in the first round. Coach Dunham also led the State Semi-finalist boy’s basketball team to the League, District and Clark Tournament victories. Soccer, coached by Bob Austin, also achieved high standings by winning the League title and becoming District semifinalists. Coach Austin, like Coach Dunham headed another team to fantastic heights. The baseball team became District Champs and the first ever State Champs for Millbury. Coach Wil- bur’s boys’ track team gained an undefeated 14-0 record which ensured the League Championship. They also proved the victor at the League Meet. Other athletes whose pictures are unavailable are: Lori Stanton-MVP. 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