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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1985 volume:

MILLBORY HIGH AFTERMATH . , ae es? -; =7 = -_—— = Ss |. SSO — wT - : _ —_ : 2 —- 7 w 444 _— —— . os s a ae ee THANE Y Thank you just doesn’t seem to fully express the gratitude we have towards Mr. George Desrosiers, our Class advisor. From the day we asked him to be our class advisor freshmen year until our Graduation Day, George has dedicated himself to the success of our class. He didn’t run our class however, he allowed the President, with input from the class, to take charge. He only advised, which allowed growth throughout the class. Through the four years of working on fundraisers and events, special friendships developed between George and class members. The class was run with mutual respect between George and class members Through his determination our class developed an excellent reputation of being united. George was the basis of all of our successes. Our gratitude goes also to Mr. Eugene Genese, our yearbook advisor. Through his guidance and support we. were able to produce a successful yearbook for the Class of ’85. 2 Like the bird up in the sky Life has taught us how to fly Faculty - 8 Seniors - 15 Senior Events - 33 Clubs Activities - 55 Sports - 77 Sponsors - 109 lil «gia eae on ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Mr. Daniel Carmody Principal Dr. Alfred J. Sylvia Superintendent of Schools Mr. Charles Capparelli 8 Vice Principal (evens: pb lel Bind) obs? tea seeesescccea! I : hile . 8 Mrs. Joan Burke, Mr. Robert Evers, Mr. Raymond Gemme Mrs. Margret Matthews Mrs. Anne Holzworth Mr. Garabedian Librarian Nurse Athletic Director Mr. McGrail Mrs. Myers Special Education Special Education ENGLISH Top: Mrs. Sandra Wellens, Mr. Fred Wadsworth, Mr. Paul Clancy, Mr. Robert Nicoletti. Bottom: Miss Constance Rossi, Mrs. Nancy Weissinger, Mrs. Nancy Witkowski, Miss Barbara Debs MATH ,y Atal — ee RTT Top: Mrs. Cronin, Miss Pauline Gauthier, Mr. Leonard. Bottom: Mrs. Dorene Griffin, Mrs. Fran Dupont 10 SCIENCE Mr. Eugene Genese, Mrs. Kathy Archambeault, Mr. Donald O’Leary, Mrs. Joan Julian, Mr. William Rosen HEALTH a Top: Mr. Scott Healy, Mr. Gary Robinson Bottom: Mrs. Sylvia Stepien, Mrs. Joan Julian 11 12 SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Frank Morrill, Mr. Harry Howard, Mr. Frank Ford, Mr. Roger Desrosiers. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. James Conlee, Mr. Gordon Battye, Mr. Albert Sack, Mr. Gerald Boudreau. THE ARTS Mr. George Desrosiers Mrs. Christine Cross Foreign Language Art BUSINESS Miss Linda Magnuson, Mrs. Agnes McCarron, Mrs. Donna Saucier. = r Mr. Rocco Bruno Band PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Hudson Matson, Miss An Harrington. 13 THE SECRETARIES Mrs. Norbeck, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Gonyea, Mrs. Pierce CAFETERIA STAFF 14 times we s will never forgotten. will be with in spirit - always. Lori Akley “T Never Think of the Future. It comes soon enough.” . . . Bobby el 2 3 83... Flake, M.M., and Stubs.. . Riunite ... The Beach... Are you serious? ... New Year’s Eve... Weekends...Ioughta!...TandC.. fea ne Fumpkin.. .. Bill’s Labs ... Gimme a small break! ... Cruisin’... I’mGame!...Good Times... Softball 1, 2, 3,4... Basketball 2 Brenda J. Bergeron Berge... Weidy 7 2 81 Thank you Jim ...Seger... Woodstock...3... H.R. 30... Browy... Brat... Bourd- ing... The Prom 5 18 84... Mickey Diss. t.V. ... . Hampton Beacj - : . Party...Smack...28...BU...Mic. .. The Gemmies... We do not re- member days, we remember mo- ments... Field Hockey 1... Cross Country 1, 2... Basketball 1-4... Spring Track 1-4 Lisa J. Bedard Van Halen... Winter of 84... The Paine 200d times 5. parties 7. .cosmetics... Working hard or hard- ly working? .. . Today is nothing but yesterday’s tomorrow . .. December 8, 1984 . . . Bruce Springsteen . . . Born in the USA .. . Christmas of 84 85... How ya’ doing’? ... Week- end Warrior . . . Real love begins where nothing is expected in return . .. GY? ... Maybe someday! Daniel Bird Weekends...skating... hockey... Soccer 3, 4... Hey Dude, what’s up? . .. Hagar concert... Aria Proll... Friday nights... Bud... quarters... The Rink... “Mad Max”’ the Road Warrior... Heavy Metal... trashed again... Whst are ya’ sick... Iron Maiden 1 15 85... Hey chicks... The Prom... the beach... go for it Matthew Belsito Karen M. Blanchard Stephan... Hey Pup, wathcha doin’? _.soept.1, 1983... . Tickle pink ©. . Street of Dreams... Bud-Van...A rose...71 Maro vs. 78 LeBaron... Prom... Friends...Summer... .Hampton ... “Hey Girls-How ya doin”?... Weekends... Art...HR 30... We've got tonight .. .Kenny Rogers... Kim-my buddy... “The bottom line is nothing’s gonna stop us now!”... Treasurer 4... Basket- ball 1, 2 17 18 Dawn Bourassa Live For Today, Who Knows What Tomorrow Brings . .. Michelle, A friend forever ... Face, Minn, Moe, Mick, Tracey, Lisa... “Awesome Dude Man’”’... Sports Freak, TG... 84 Black Transam... Jeffco... Bas- ketcase... Hampton 84... Animals. .. The 49ers-Golden Joe... Ram, RS, MS, JT, NR...The Cars, Rush, Dio.. . Office Aide 1-4, Guidance Aide 4, Student Council, Business Club 4, Basketball 2 Mgr 4, Softball 3... Svin ... Mark Tammy Ann Bousquet Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live for today .. . Pulse?...28...Iorm 25...COWS.. green M M’s... Javelin 6th dis- tricts .. Springsteen... gossip?... Winter carnival floor hockey ... sophomores year... Fives Dellt... Guido... Mega... wicked awesome. .. Army 7 10 84... stickers... What’s a Woolie?... MF... lasting friendships... RJ... Cheerleader 1- 3...Softball 1... Winter Track 3, 4 Ronald G. Bordeau “There are two things to aim for in life; first to get what you want and then to enjoy it.”’... Nightschool... H.R. 30... Budweiser... Maurices.. U2. Led Zep... The Rezva. 22 Top ...Cobats ... Soccer 1-4 (Co- captain) ... Basketball 1-4 Ann M. Bratiotis “Dreams remain as long as there are dreamers”... Brat...S.S....V.B. 84 ...Gold...67’ Firebird... Scott-10 5 Pe ISAM aay Pls uc ad Mee Cape...Green...Mom Dad... Springsteen... Little beer, Yacky, Cia... «Berge Browy . .. 174n- K.M.A.... Seger... Teddybears... Graphics-N-Photography .. . Boys’ Soccer 84... Jeans...Izods...Icy- Tiggy!...Idoubtit!...Canada... Basketball MGR 1, 2,3... Softball 2. .. Soccer MGR 4 Ellen Margaret Bourget Have patience, all things are diffi- cult before th ey become easy .. . Friendly’s ... The Charger 1... Crash 8 7 84...The Rat...Grellen. .. Unicorns. ..sounds like a personal problem to me... It’s official... Sidekicks Tam, Lori, Min, Ski, Karen ... Pulse... My Chevelle! ... It’s okay to talk to yourself really!!... Fiero’: . ..Ooh) Bab yeaew cssmene Fugly... Munchkin... Hey dude... Kahlua... Excuse me??!... Chicago Darlene Breault “Stop searching forever, happiness is just next to you”... friends... Berge... Bording... Montgomery .. . PeeWee... Brat...HR30... Party ... 9 9 82... Basketball ...32 Micky d’s...smack...yum...Coach Nic.. . Catwalk ... memories... Mom Dad... squint... Moma Berge... Hampton Beach... green...lions... my buddy...men... weekends... Prom...E.T.... Hey Babe... Spring Track 1...Softball 2... Basketball 1-4 Laura Bricault Paul... Whole Bunches... “Hot summer nights”... M M’s... Jour- ney ., . .ziggy luvs ya baby! .. . Snowblind .-.. The Cape. . . missin’ you... Time after time... Pit parties _.. Van Halen!!!... Led Zep... Stevie Nicks. . .It’s the Famous Final Scene ... Box Seger Robert Campbell “Abandon hope, all ye who enter here.” ... Amy Forever... Bass and Weaponry... The Forest is Silent... Old Colony. ... Spliffers ... Chevy Products... 350 POWER ....CA- MARO... Creatures of the Night... stash-man ... There’s a party on Clermont? ...4 long years of chorus, 2 of Band and 3 of Drama... LED ZEPP... Hello cruel world...Glaaa ... We're out of here! Scott Briddon Cars, Fishing, Bowling, Skiing, Boarding, Weightlifting, Motorcy- cles, Fourwheeling, Listining to Rock and roll... M.M.M. When I had my braces taken off and when I first drove my brother’s LAGUNA ... That’s not too Shabby Jennifer Carriere Michael... Novmber 5, 1983... Can- ada... Dio... Marlboro lights... Jr. prom...Chinese food... Weekends. .. Got an extra butt? ...See ya lata!.. . Brador...I love Michael!... Band 2, 3... Business Club 4... “I ’m finally out in the clear and I’m free I’ve got dreams I’m livin’ for I’m movin’ on where they’ll never find me” Mark Bubon Puppy ... Cross Country . . . Indoor and outdoor Track... Winter Carni- val “85” ...I want to rock ...Sex and drugs and rock n- roll Deborah A. Case Hold fast onto dreams for it dreams die life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly... Ricky 3 24 83... Miss Cheerleader... Dancing... Canada. . I'll miss you Ferol, Michelle, Tammy... Study!...elephants... roses... BooBoo face! . .. Cheerlead- ing 1-4 co-capt ... Student Council 3, 4‘Tresaee SAC 4 7. Chorus 1-425. Softball 1,2... Drama 2, 4...NHS 2, 3... Yearbook 4...SADD4 Pub... Honor Roll 1-4 19 20 Erin Cassidy “Time it was, and whata time it was. ..”’....This is obviously not Canada. .. room 356... A-yippee! ... Woodie, Lisa, Heather, Donna, Lenny and Hokey ... hey dude, what’s up?... Where’s the lounge? . . .what a clown... B“cubed” .. .spleef . . .got any more? ... mustang. . . louder Billy D. I can’t hear what you’re sreaming . deathmarch . Where’s Lenny? .... Goodbye all of this-Hello oblivion... Chorus 1-4... Drama 1-4 Heather Christman “The earth has music for those who listen”... A single red rose-I love you Paul!... Amy-forever friends. . -HAHA...Godspell... Peachy... 28 ... “Go smell the flowers, Christ- man!” ... Nantucket... The Run- ning Bear...samething...clutz... Mt. Monadnock . . . Camp Alders- gate-Quincy Quarry... whatever... Winter Track 1-4... Spring Track 1- 4...Cross Country 2-4...SADD3,4. .. Chorus 1-4... Band 1-4... Drama Club 2-4 Lori Ann Chase Love is never gone, as we travel on, Love is what we remember... .F'ace ... The Cape ’84...Ann Andy...I don’t know... Creamsickle... Ted- dy ...) Study 3rd--1t's'a Classiecs: Chad... Pulse...28...Tam, Min, El, Karen, Ski, Dawn, Paula... Frogs.. -Halloween Party ... Rainbows... Noway...GOLD... Journey... Senior Gym .. . Bowling?! . . . Seri- ously... MS... Hey Slick ... Cheer- leading 1-3... Guidance Aid... Student Council ... Yearbook Joseph Coggins DIO... Heiny... Hockey... racquet- ball... Pines... The Cabin... Led Zep... Blood Beach...JD...69 Camaro... Rush... Nickerson State Park... Do upaduba... Deep Pur- ple, March 4, 1985... Ann... Iron Maiden ...666...skiing... pumping iron...Scorpions... Halloween 84.. . Snow Blind... Van Halen... Cape Cod... Bad Co... Aerosmith... Party Harty... Cohoons... Summer of 83... Motley Crue... Christmas Eve 84... New Years 84 Leanne Chevalier A fool will lose tomorrow reaching back for yesterday ... TOD 2-18-84.. . Anne... Canada ’84... Webster Lake...Team Metal... Springsteen ... No retreat no surrender... Are you all right to drive Bren?... Aer- osmith... roses... NO FAGS!!... Journey ... Faithfully ... Best Friends ... Summer of ’84 .. . Bud- weiser... Time ina bottle... memo- ries... Led Zeppelin’s Misty Mountain Hop... Field Hockey 2, 3... . Softball 2... Spring track 3 Douglas Combs Karen Connors Its A BOY... Sean Michael 4 27 84 . .. Unicorn forever .. . Seger Turn The Page, The Famous Final Scene. Woe es. S04. 70im Dandy. .: Kahlua’. Pawinston =... Purples... Pepsi .... Dool . . . Sidekicks Lori, Ellen, Tammy, Minney, Brenda... Abdows ... Where’s The Party? ... You’ve got BRAIN DAMAGE! .. . Work Study ... Burger King... Where’s my hashbrown?! John Deeter Partying... Yamaha... Budweiser . .. Heavy Metal... Harley... Eating. .. Girls... Hampton Beach... cruis- ing to old orchid beach... Gibson... Led Zepplin... Water fall... Inter- cepter ...See Ya Later Scott Courville Donna Demers Happiness is sunshine and rainbows and kisses and hugs... Hi Walter, Matthew, Virginia, Debbie, Jodi, Laurie, Cathy, Ramona, Lee, espe- cially Mom and Dad... Chorus... Drama Club Brenda Couture “We're supposed to be here for a good time, not along time”... PIG 9- 26-Sone Celtics 00 fees Cooch: 26 BUD’ies... weekends... “the war- riors’”.... quarters... Barn parties.. . Leanne’s IJ-D... getting nowhere in Jodi’s LTD... Webster bake 84... yanover’s .. . grounded again... cruizin’... “the chief”... Field hock- ey 1,2... Basketball 1,2... Softball 12; 4 Paula Denoncourt “If something was meant to be, it will be”... Higuys... Min Chase.. . The Prom... Minge... I’m so con- fused ... Craig 1 28 82... Relax your body... Buns... Chins up... The beach...IneedaJob. .. This is stupid... DoI Look OK?... Movies.. . Please!... Lazy ...I’m tired...I can’t help it... Whimpie... Hey Horny!... Junkfood... Friends... Sexy eyes... Shopping... Fashion.. .I’m so excited... Hi Mom Dad... Easy Donna!-Tootse 21 22 Thomas A. Devine “Let’s be careful out there’... 20.. . Soccer... Hill St... Acc’t... Maine ... Who's T?.. .. English III... Billy’s pal... Babson “83”... Is the garage? ... League champs... track 82-84... Lettermen (11)... Douglas,2-lyy.- oOT ... Hey Bro... U2... That’s all Folks!...SAC 3, 4(Chr.)... Soccer 1- 4 (capt.) . . . Winter Track 1-4... Spring Track 1-4 Brian Eilert The time has come at last don’t let the motor run too fast... Survivor. . . Merrill 5 years from now .. . Lisa, Bvaseaulaneelicanien DUGSeE Van Halen... Sting... South Plaza- Friday Nites... Winter of 1985... Ski resort... Art 1, 2, 3,4... Fra- mingham State Shelley Eilert Jeffrey Dryden Life is one big party, it can last or die ... Planning Weekends... B.B.B.... Grant... What am I going to do after this?... Hah... Led Zeppelin... 60’s 70’s... Rock Dryey’s... Bud.. Brian’s house ... Ottmans... J.J’s bus trip to the Prom . . . Graduation Parties till the morning Merrill Englehart Lisa Marie Evanowski Don’t stop believin’ hold on to the feelin’... Springsteen... green gum .. Ski... Mustang??? ... Wanna hear ajoke?... summer of 84, 85...1 wear my sunglasses at night... It’s almost Friday!... Quinsig?...Kids.. . Senior Gym... Micky D’s... Main- Lenancelt.solush:, . ..Polack™;.. Sister Christian... Schnapps... It’s a jungle out there! ... Donuts... psycho...M M’s...K’s... Softball 1-4... Cross Country 2 Sharon Elizabeth Frazier “Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is not path and leave a trail.” . .. Best friends and good times to remember. .. Moose, Jean Bean, Nahance, Milis, Gemmies, Mommy n Daddy ... Sum- mertime; Campbound; OVER- NIGHTER!! (GWP); GBNO; Hey Bud ...GOLD!!... Dressing up n going out; shopping ...GO blast!!... Vice Pres. 3-4; SAC; St. S. Gov’t; Stu- dent Council 1 4; Prom Comm. Craig Foley Class of 85... “egg’”’... Summer of ’84...Get art for 4 years whew!!... I’m outta here...I hate sketches!... Obnoxious... Go for it!...snouzer.. . You wanna play life, get the hell out! =f S(NIC) Joseph D. Gagliardi “Life is like a scrambled egg”... Jose... 17...Springsteen... Milly Ra Ti0n 7ONs ne, Datko olde... cities .. .Hawaii... Bruce and Clar- ence... Jeep... Brooke... Mad Bentley ... Badlands... Photos... Boston .. . The Boss . . . Maybe Greece...Soccer 1,2...N.H.S. 2, 3, AS Dramaceiibeloa4 Kristann Frazier “The hurrier I go, the behinder I get . eer Yili nes Orchards 40 friends... 10 16 82... memories... Webster Bake... Kaluha... The Pines ... snowstorms... the cone phord... weekends... black... Got any gum? . .. cutting hair... Mar- tha’s Vineyard . . . Old Orchard Beach ... nights are forever... The Prom... Honaz Express... Sharon Barb... Diane... SMB SCG... Field Hockey 1, 3 Kelley Ann George “You con’t always get what you want, but you get what you need.”’.. . The Rolling Stones... Summer of “84”... Hampton Beach “84”... The Bridge . . . Jodi, Barb sidekicks... . Heartbreaker... Beast of Burden... Aerosmith... Movin out....Walk- ing the Dog 23 24 Ramona Gibeaut Johnie 4-14-82.) Kamera nila Sue... Vic... Chrissy ...oatmeal... Wishbear .. . balloons and clowns are like dreams they make you feel free... Boys of Summer...JJ... Greeneyes Mark Giro Destiny is not by chance but by choice...Sentry...Lowenbrau... Omni... I’m outta here... Spring- steen... Seger... Van Halen... Sentry parties are 1 Daniel Giorgio Trim... Angel...85...Cuda... Ratt J , SCOrPS teazoee: Lawl wee ey. Dude...69... Heavy Metal... Long Hair... It's casual narly.=.0Kw. Angel Dan... 44 Magnum... Go ahead make my day ... You got to ask yourself one question please do you feel lucky ... .Stallone First Blood... Eastwood Sudden Impact. . . You drive I’ll navigate... Halen... Cherry ... Models show it better I can’t drive... Hey... Iron Pumpers Pump Better. “Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows.” .. . Hampton ’84, ’85?...Say what?... Hi Bud. . . Hi Deb-good luck-... What do you want for Christmas??.. .“M” Street... Fiddler ...Godspell . . . Graduation!!! ...Chorus 1,2... Drama 2,4... Yearbook 4... Fitness Club 4... Senior Events Committee 4...Drama Ads Committee 4... Art 2, 4 Joseph Girard Four years and we are finally out of here... What are you sick... Ibanez Destroyer .. . Marshall Stack a Kenneth Vaughan Heard “And so my good friends...” ... “Ook”... Elmer...Tedand Dave... Idol . . . “--lls and thrills and daffo- dils- will kill”... Jelloman... Ver- non... oof...ona quest for youth idealism .. . ‘““Where are the Snow- dens of Yesteryear?” ... Hey Clown- Child! .. . Underdog . . . Where’s Pink? ... “And miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep” ... Drama 1-4... Chorus 1-4... N.H.S. 2, 3, 4... SADD 4... Philoso- phy 3 Erika Hokanson Clam sauce? ... my ruster... The screen is breathing... The Wall... Dancing . . . Florida bound ’85... Hampton ’83- the house next door- we only split one... BBB... Swine Lake... FTS...Havea nice trip?- Don’t tell Mom! ... Springsteen... Are you serious? . . . Marky and Hoky live... His house... feet are ugly ... I'll miss you baby-Good luck- Goodbye .. . Drama Club 1-4 Anne Kirkman Anything worth having is worth fight for...Scott... Bud... Party... Skitrip ’81...Lee... Deni... Robin and Bills... Weekends... “C”... Chink food... Led Zep... BadCo.... Aerosmith... Orchards...Spoo... Cows...friends...Mr. B’sclasses... munchies... The Hill... memories are forever... Todd...Jimmie... Got any gum... Webster Bake... Blood Beach... Doitup...Florida.. . Royal...The cabin... Born to live free Mike Howard What’s up?... Hey dude... Party?.. . Bud... Harley ... Pigs’ sidekick ... Dio . . . Down the office . . . Howy Linda Lamontagne Jeff ...7 1 84...F.0.... Edward Van Halen: . “Lilly” ... “Dizzy”... Jeffria... Rusty... Punk... Chris’ sidekick ... Hi Patty and Lori!... Bracelets... Dio... Scorpions... Snoopy... “Smiley”... Rickonele.. . Don’t do it! ... You be quiet!... Waayy!... Hampton... Florida... Van Halen Rules... My pillow...73 Cuda...41... Leopard... WELL!... I Don’t Wanna .. . See the birdie? Vicke Howe Bill ... October 14, 1984... Blonde hair blue eyes... Junior Prom night . food memnow =... It's a hard habit to break”... 4x4 Chevy trucks Cheynne... my friends... summers ...camp.. . Gizodoqs David LaFrance Kiki... Chewy...condos...white?. .. porkchip... naughty naughty... demo’s...Seger...snhnapps... VK ... Rush... Led Zeppelin 25 26 Bruce Langlais ““We have had some good times and we have had some bad times but the great are still tocome’”’... Michelle... . “Cheesecake’”’... Football...40... HB-DB...Cape Cod... July 4th... “What are you crazy”... “Don't touch me’... Rat Mobile... Fum- bles... Ambulance rides... No TD’s ... Are you mad at me?... The Prom MO ee Dberae SU enA DL UELO whenever ...on and off... Baseball 2... Football 2, 3, 4 Patricia Maguire “Things are pretty dirty and the world could use a scrubdown.” -Hen- drix... Deathmarch... Quality Inn. .. Joules... March on Washington... . Ogunquit ... What, me worry?... No Nukes... IRA... Kiwi... Lenny ... Who... Bowie... CSN... Dead.. . Floyd . . . Goodbye Urn Dionne Spleen Lisa Hoky Billy Dio BC BL PR MS MD “SH” Rm. 356... “I think we’re all Bozos on this bus.’’ Drama 1-4...Band1 2...Chorus3 4... Central Chorus3 4... “My time is gone, the song is over, thought I’d more to say.”’.. . I’m sor- ry!...Tex boots... Bass is beautiful! ... keyboards .. . I really can play them!... Bye y’all... DramaClub... Chorus 1-4... Band 1-4 Richard Mahlert Football 1-4 Capt... Basketball 1-4.. . Baseball 1-4 Eric LeClaire Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-capt... Baseball 2, 3, 4... Basketball 2... Winter Track 3... Bud... Chester...0-20?. ..88...The States... “I don’t know” ... The Cape... Bea bum... over muffins .. . “Hey Bud, where’s the mascot!?”... Ernie... Soph English Kristin M. Mangiulli No limits but the sky . . . Smile Al- ways...Pink...Jazz...Get Excited .. Journey ... Dance... Miss you Darlene...college...Growing up... friendships are forever . . . Thanks Heidi... Love you...Good Luck... Class Pres. 1-3... Pres. of Student Council 4... Treas. of S.A.D.D. 4... Yearbook Editor 4... Reflector Staff 4...DAR Good Citizen award 4... Student Gov’t 3-4... Drama2,3... Student Council 2-4... Fi eld Hockey 1 Jodi Manna Life without friends is like a day without sunshine... The Warriors. . . Where’s Jad K?... Chink Drinks... halloskleen ... Scorpions... What's in the cup girls?... Webster Bake ’84 ... Jill need a tissue? . . . Bren’s ripped pants... Bottlecaps .. . drui- zin... Popeye... JTJ Michael McGovern Jennifer...Trans Am...Summer of 83... Webster Lake... Snow Blind. .. Racketball...The Pit...Cabin... Parties ... Boston... October 31, 1983 ... Water skiing... DIO... crusin’.. . Motley Crue... New Year’s Eve 84... Heiny...JD Lisa Markarian Me and my Yellow Monte... Clam sauce?! ... The screen is breathing- THE WALL .. . Canada-Rm. 356- Quality Inn... Florida bound ’85... oopie-doo! ... Hampton ’83-the house next door-we only split one... BBB. .. Swine Lake...C.A.A...Havea nice trip?-Don’t tell Mom . . . Sept. 4th-SPRINGSTEEN: Need I say more... Pepperoni with a sneeze... 2nd row-The Clash ... Marky Hoky ... BYE... “Tramps like us, baby we were born to run” Nancy McInerney Time may be valuable but good times are priceless . . . Hey Bud, Beanie, Moose, Bagis, HJ, Mau... Maine unuhuh! ... G-O-Blasting... Weekends... Aunt Bunnie... DIL- LIGAF ... gook food... Keep smil- ing ... Thanks M D... Field Hockey 1,2,3... Basketball 1,2,3... Spring Track 1, 2,3... Drama Club 2, 3, 4... Class Treasurer 2,3,4... Class President 4 Karen A. McGovern Happiness, like a butterfly, settles upon you when you least expect it.. .. weekends... Bill.. Kaluha...A friend is someone who knows all about you and still loves you... Den- ise... Aerosmith... New York... Greece .. . When the parents are gone the party’s on!... Feb. Fla. ’84. .. snowstorms... Orchards... Web- ster Bake... Hampton ’84... Canada ’84...Timeinabottle...Jimmie... Led Zeppelin Sonia Miller And so many people in so many ways are different only I, myself, can be me... Jamaica...men... Lionel Richie ... The V.I.P. and the Metro ... Hampton Beach 27 28 Diane Marie Minney Instead of dreaming about the past, Think about the future ... Lori, Tam, El, Ski, Karen, Dawn, Dottie, Paula- Chickenlegs . . . Chicken Soup... Ann Andy... Pulse-28... “Ah- Shutupa U Face”... The Vega... Drive-In... St. James Cheerleading . .. Jeff... Rainbows... “Are you kidding”... Prom... Senior Gym... Face... Little Mouse... “What?!’”’.. . Summer of 84... New Year’s Eve.. . “Thingamajiggy” ... My Hero... Creamsickle .. . Frogs Daniel Mitchell “Mint”... Laurie... 24...Gossip.. . “Scraps”... “Little Woman”... “Walking on Marbles”... Football 2, 3,4...Band 1, 2,3... Winter Track 3 . .. Baseball 2 David Mitchell “Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day”... Why do now what you can put off till later... If you don’t understand it, don’t think about it... “I’m so hungry”... T- shirts . . . Georges Desrosiers is a “fathead” ... bowling Amy J. Moore “You have touched me, I have grown... Bobby, I love you... Heather, my best friend always... HAHA...chow...Captain Hook... Camp Aldersgate ... Amy, can you go turn on the lights?... Nantucket. .. The Running Bear ...Godspell... By my side... 28... “Some people are born crazy, some people develop it” ... Drama Club 1-4... Winter Track 2,3...Spring Track 2-4... Chorus 1-4 Ann-Marie L. Moore Reg forever best of friends! ... Jeff.. . See bisquit...SSS...Great years.. . Growing up... Life is for you... Drama Club... Office Aid Fitness Club...MK... Vicki... Ramona... Summer of ’84... Bruce... Live your life to the fullest because you don’t stay young for long... Friday nights ... Summer tour in Pennsyl- vania... purple Denise Moore “It’s O.K.”.... Darin!!!... Graduation Day ... Purple Rain... Aerosmith, Tom Petty ... Summer vacation... spirits? ... half days! ... Hampton Beach-summer of 84! ... “Did ya smell it?’”’... Dearest Lisa... Class of ’86, I'll miss you all! Wilfred Morin Susan Kathleen Murray “Hold on to what may last forever” . PeLCeeroy cc... Huey... Canada’: ?. Ford... Joy...7... Almost Paradise een... Clowns... ..Pink’:..”. skating ... jogging... T.S... Elton John... Parties...Godis my co-pilot Pen eioves,’.. Crash... Lion... Sad songs...P S...Cars...Mom Dad... Fate... fashion...slow gin.. . Golden Lion... $$... Bruins... Friends... Blue eyes... Foggy’s... friend...Sept.84... Mitch... Tina.. . Guys .. . Hampton James Morris Heather Marie Needham “You can’t change the past, but you can ruin the present by worrying about future.”...spleen...C.P.C.... Swine lake... McD’s...crew room bumb...rm. 356... This is obviously not Canada! ... summer of “84”... Glory Days... Dec. 11-The Who... Sept. 4-Springsteen! . . . memories are the only thing that last forever .. . the time has come to say Goodbye.. . Chorus 1-4... Drama 1-4...N.H.S. 2-4... Student Council 4 Denise Michele Moss “Anyone who says he is not emo- tional is not getting what he should out of life’... Pete... Stubs... frogs ... Santo Domingo... Sigma Pi... Benji... weekends... F JM... Bruce Springsteen... New Jersey ...SSJ TAJ ... My best friend Dave... Alligators ... Dominican Rum... gold...speedster...T C... 3... my family... Amor... Thanks Mom Dad... Summer of ’81... Dreamy . . . Cape Cod Scott K. Nelson I’m sorry even though I don’t know what I did... Uhggg. . . Another 4:00am... Ginny... Otay Tony... New Wavish Surfer... I am Billy Dio . . . Looks like I’m in the front row. bye oC, ECsPM, JG; JJ,CC 29 30 Michelle Newlands “Newls”... Donovan’s...cruisin’.. The Blue Boat... Dio...Scorpions . .. December 15, 1984-Paul ... Mary 27, 1984-August 15, 1984 Smooch... skating... Dudley Hall... August 5, 1984 A day that will not be easily forgotten... my best friend Maureen ... Hey Dude” ... “To make the world a friendly place, one must show a friendly face” . .. White Mountains Dale Niddrie Hi!... Wayne Nadeau... Dale, What did you say your name was? Gail? NO DALE!!... Nidge ... The all American Apple Pie Couple... Defi- nitely Art... The real Art of draw- ing, is learning how to see all over again. Art is a form in all of us... Cheerleading all year around, Captin ..- Pickwicks till 12:00 “T’m tired” .. . Friends are so important. Flake MM and Stub. Live and have fun. 1985 a fine year! Barbara Ojerholm “Why me?’’... “Ask me tomorrow”. .� ANS’. .5 Party Tie Orchards... Led Zeppelin. .. Guido Ninja... GPZ-900 ... “The Land Shark’”’... Bud light... Let it Snow!!! ... Summer ’84... Old Orchard Beach... DIO... Webster Bake... “Blood Beach”... Rush... Bubba Jean...Graduation!... weekends... friends...Sharon... Krissy... “Go for it!” ... Corvettes ... Honaz Ex- press... No brain, no pain... Open the lights . . . Spacey Tracey ... TRIP! Christine Pacheco “Don’t take life seriously, it’s not permanent”... Luciano... Papa Gino’s... Pudgy and Daisy .. . Cana- da Trip... sleeping...Grampa... Thank God it’s Friday! ...I love Mom and Dad... Sunbird... The Summer... weekends... Christmas ... biting my nails... Lilly Fluff... Chinese Food... Shut Up!... Lilly my sidekick .. . Basketball 2 Michele Penttila Miteh=, . Class'of.85% = Oltiees Scorpions—Still loving you... Cars. ..my Plymouth... Cruisin’... Let’s go bowling!?... Right Sue?... Buck- etball... Dancing, skating, music... Frogs... Blue...4... Friends... Suey, Hoky, Tina... Guys... Love to Party! ... weekends . . . Good Times... Arby’s... Playing bunny! . .. Mom Dad... If you can dream it, you can achieve it... Browneyes... rings . . . Stepsister?! . . . Business Club 4 John Joseph Phillips “Just take a look around you, living for the future is blind I believe what we achieve will soon be left behind!” ... Lisa... Hey Dude! . . . Spring- steen...Claire’s Porch... Hampton. .. Snoopy... Thunder Road... CO- BAE...HC-BC... WildBill’s stooges ... HAWAII85...Borninthe USA.. .N.H.S. 3,4... Academic Awards 1 3...Spring Track 2... Drama Stage Crew 3,4... Reflector 1 Melissa Pierce Jill Rawinski Jonn 52... . The warriors” Where’s Jack?... FOOD!... Let the good times roll... What’s in the cup girls? . . . Brenda’s dancin’ in the street... Chink drinks... Summer parties... BB... Halloskleen... Crusin’ in the LTD... Keep on smil- ing!... Farm Hill... Need a tissue Jodi? ... Bottle caps... pop eye... Softball 2... Business Club 4 Maureen Plante Todd D. Rawinski BIRDLEG ... Girls Parties... Van BEUIETEL 4 «5 STOVES. 5 DMO) 5 5 NUS), ¢ MB Bie C...29Ce-eMM ..2JB; ..DB...DL...Swell... Motorcycles ... Skiing... Skating... Jack Attack Susan Queally Parties... concerts... ice parties... climbing the stairway to heaven... Led Zeppelin lives forever . . . Rob- ert Plant ... The White ... Rush Lotsa sombreros ... White Russians ... Graduation... Junior Prom .. . Weekends .. . chauffered limos... Van Halen...summer... friends... The Mohawk Club Heidi K. Robbins “There is only one success-to be able to spend your life in your own way’. . . Kristin, I couldn’t have made it without you...Scott.. rainy days... alligators... Tina Elton! ... my Accord LX ... Love to dance... LAW ... Apple juice and what?... the good will always win... Only we think alike, right Kristin? .. . Cheer- leading’ 2.0; 4 ae tNio 2,0, 4. Reflector 3, 4 . . . Editor-In-Chief Yearbook 4... Student Council 2, 4 (Sec) 31 32 Paul Andre Rocheleau Donna Rogers Shari Rosseel Don’t worry ... Old cars, old music. . . 66 Chevelle that doesn’t run... English III K.V....Cross Country 1, 4... Winter track 1,2... Basketball 4...Spring Track 1-4 Edward Santon Brian Smith Christopher Stall Michelle ... Snowmobiling... Ra- Smitty ... Where’s the party?... quetball... What are youcrazy!... Bud...Let’sdoajib...born to live Areosmith...TheShell...GTO... free...lotsagirls... Led Zeppelin... Baseball 1-4... Basketball 1,2... Trans Am...skiing...beach... Soccer 1, 2 mountains... Southern Comfort... Let’s go on atrip... party till you drop ... Petes track ... Pines... screen... Webster Bake... Wish for a blizzard!!... Mom... And to all my friends I wish a full life Steen Swenson “Whoever invented work should have finished it!” ... Zeppelin. . Molson... Let’s “H’’...Scannell’s.. Smrezie Zag... What's up?... Longhorns... Harley’s... 1 2 84... Basketball 1-4 Mark E. Tower Yacky...Soccer 1,2,3,4...Marcy.. Pens. 65 Camaro... brat...cape 84... Misquamicut...ski...pony.. eelington...“4”....Hockey... Bruins Diane Szymczak “It’s better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all”... Die aoe! OMe arcyin ooo. Krissy’s sidekick ...J’s... Prom... weekends... orchards...summer.. . unicorns... Stangs... “Budina bottle”... b-cruises...The Center.. . Rabbit-n-boots ... leathers... Krissy’s cone phord... noodles... speed safety... Aspen... workin’ for a livin’... dressin’ up .. . Business Club 1, 2,4... Office Aide 1, 2, 4 Raymond Tremblay Tracey A. Taylor Live for today not for tomorrow ... Varsity Volleyball 3... Business Club1... Library Aid1...Maureen. .. Patty ... Michelle... Elaine... Chris... Donovan’s...Tommy... Summer of ’84... Unicorns... Van Halen... Class of ’85... Journey... Movies ... Basketball... Purple Kim Vaillancourt Kurt... July 22, 1983...Summer of 84...my bunny...Cape Cod... Just You I1... Blue Eyes...JSH 83... Pink roses... DWC... June9, 1984.. CAyosva know... From night); 2. Kittens... Weekends... Frizzed... Karen my buddy... Turn the Page.. . Bob Seger... Jessica...49donuts.. . Help me...See yait’s been real... thanks Mom Dad... Basketball 1, 2 ... Office Aide 4 Kristine M. Vaillancourt “Hold onto a ray of hope, and a promise of future and follow your dreams.” Tina... Friends are forev- er-KoVa; 5.M., Mie eA ALE ne D.M. PRS 8.5., B.GB:.B TOM: Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, Journey .. . Born To Be Wild!... Yellow Roses. .. Twinkies-Bud ... New York... Cape Cod... WE3P...Mom Dad.. . Pebbles... Sidekick-Mich... Pry- zagoda’s... Big D... Driving With Sue...Shopping... MacDonald’s... Cheerleading 1... Softball 2 Cindy Willand “Everything might not be what it al- ways seems to be”... PETER... Homework?... Banana... Riding... Fridays ...Soccer...The Crew... Money ... Summer Vacation ... horses ... 1969 Camaro... Chocolate Fits...Gold... Clothes... Florida.. . Noodles... Hey!... Santa... Look Lady!... Honor Roll 1-4... Business Club 3,4...Soccer 4...Softball 2-4. .. Office Aide 2-4... Class Treasurer 1 Jill Watkins Kam Kit Wong Millbury High School means a lot to me...it means a new way of school life, new surrounding and new friends ... it help to broaden my scope and enrich my growing expe- rience ... this is such a memorable year that I will value for the rest of my life... ugly but nice FJM... embarrassing... term paper yuck... carnations... happy paper...snow. . . Indian Lisa Williams Jimmy... Kiss 108... UMass... Big D...Chow... Madonna... Ballard’s ... Squeally . . Canada... Tam... Hampton... The Cape...JCM... Maironis Park... parties... Florida. ..Cin...Camaro Z28... Amherst... sergio’s... guys...83 Eldorado... Lionel Richie .. . “Hello” .. . Bilt- more Plaza... “‘We Belong’”’... LM. .. John Robert Powers... 3 3 84... Jen ...Ga!... Cheerleading 2... Honor Society 3, 4... Business Club 1,2,3,4... “Loveis an emotion, nota commitment.” 5 i: Donna M. Young “Nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky”...D...U.S.M.C. .. Life in the Crew Room... “Crash”... pur- ple . . . Where’s the lounge? .. . Lenny, Urn, and Spleen... Semper Fi... The Last Waltz... Thanks Heidi and Kristin... The Chateau... 003-60-5730 ... Drama Club 1-4... Chorus 2-4... Band 1,2...N.H.S. 2-4 ... Student Government . . . Copy Editor ... Horace Mann Homeroom 30 - Front Row- Mark Bedard, Scott Briddon, Dawn Bourassa. Middle Row- Ellen Bourget, Laura Bricault, Ann Bratiotis, Brenda Bergeron. Back row- Miss Gauthier, Danny Bird, Tammy Bousquet, Mark Bubon, Matt Belsito, Karen Blanchard, Lisa Bedard, Ron Bourdeau, Darlene Breault, Richard Andreoli. Homeroom 1 Front Row- Ferol Hagstrom, Erika Hokanson, Sharon Frazier, Lisa Evanowski, Kristann Frazier, Shelly EHilert. Back Row- Dan Giorgio, Joe Girard, Bill Giguere, Joe Gagliardi, Ken Heard, Kelly George, Craig Foley, Mr. Battye. fiom eee Cee, eae cineca Sa a a eee : Homeroom 32 Front Row- Joseph Coggans, John Deeter, Scott Courville, Patricia Dooley. Middle Row- Jeff Dryden, Leanne Chevalier, Brenda Couture, Jennifer Carriere, Debbie Casey, Heather Christman. Back Row- Doug Combs, Karen Conners, Lori Chase, Paula Denoncourt, Donna Demers, Tom Devine, Bob Campbell, Erin Cassidy, Mrs. Myers. Homeroom 2 - Front Row- Patty Kniskern, Karen McGovern, Jodi Manna, Merrill Englehart, David LaFrance, David Mitchell, Bruce Langlais. Back Row- Jodi Kubilis, Diane Minney, Sonia Miller, Christine Mahoney, Rich Mahlert, Dan Mitchell, Eric LeClaire, Kristin Mangiulli, Lisa Markarian, Patti Maguire, Paul LeBlanc, Nancy McInerny, Mr. Healy. Homeroom 4 Front Row- Heidi Robbins, Willie Morin, Paul Rocheleau, John Phillips, Scott Nelson, Jim Morris, Andrew Racicot. Back Row- Mrs. Julian, Michelle Newlands, Maureen Plante, Jill Rawinski, Christine Pacheco, Sue Queally, Barbara Ojerholm, Michele Penttila, Sue Murray, Anne-Marie Moore, Heather Needham, Amy Moore. Homeroom 108- Front Row- David Westwood, Scott Stafinski, Mark Tower, Chris Stall, Kevin Sherry. Middle Row- Kam Kit Wong, Donna Young, Tracey Taylor, Diane Szymczak, Jill Watkins, Kris Vaillancourt. Back Row- Mr. Nicoletti, Cindy Willand, Alan Shorette, Ed Santon, Steen Swenson, Brian Smith, Ray Tremblay, Kevin Simpson, Lisa Williams. CLASS BRAIN CLASS CLOWN F Lav dO Aw : Uw Ken Heard, Donna Young Mike Howard, Karen Blanchard ge MOST VALUABLE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Paul Rocheleau, Kristin Mangiulli Joseph Gagliardi, Heidi Robbins 34 MOST TALENTED CLASS COUPLE Dale Niddrie, Scott Nelson Patty Dooley, Merrill Engleheart MOST MASCULINE FEMININE MOST ATHLETIC Leanne Chevalier, Kevin Shery Richard Malhert, Cindy Williand Jo. MOST ALL- AROUND Brenda Begeron, Tom Devine MOST TALKATIVE Kim Valliancourt, Mark Tower MOST FLIRTA- CIOUS Darlene Breault, Ron Bordeau 36 MOST NAIVE MOST CHANGED Paul LeBlanc, Denise Moss Jodi Manna, Matt Belsito MOST UNFORGETTABLE BEST DRESSED Joe Coggins, Patty Maguire Sharon Frazier, Craig Foley “_ Sew i) 37 HALLOWEEN Our first senior year fund raiser was a Children’s Halloween Party on October 29, 1984. This event was advertised throughout our town for people in the community. All of the children wore costumes. Members of the senior class played games with the children, and led them through the terrifying haunted house. The evening was as much fun for the participating seniors as it was for the children. It was a truly haunting experience. On Wednesday, October 31, we had our Senior Dress-Up Day. Most of the senior class dressed up in unusual and creative costumes. The day was full of fun, with laughter and smiles illuminating the senior class. JUNIOR PROM ‘Wonderful Tonight’ Our Junior Prom was held on May 18, 1984 at the Hogan Center of Holy Cross College. A buffet was served which provided a wide array of foods, and Crosswinds provided hours of enjoyable music for dancing and entertainment. The Prom Queen and her Court were chosen halfway through the evening. The Court consisted of Lori Akley, Brenda Bergeron, Heather Christman, Sharon Frazier, Donna Lawson, and Kristin Mangiulli. Cindy Willand was the Prom Queen. Our Prom night was spectacular. It was the first formal occasion most of us had experienced, and everyone fully enjoyed themselves. The memories of our special night will live forever. It was definitely a “Wonderful Tonight!” SEMI-FORMAL Our Senior Semi-Formal was held on Friday, March 22, 1985 from 7-12 pm. The band, Arctic Beach, supplied the music and added to the memorable evening. The Semi-Formal took place in our gym, which was uniquely decorated in red, white, and pink. Through the use of hundreds of balloons and streamers an intimate setting was effectively created. This event was the first of many to come during the last few months of our senior year. SENIOR SUPPER Maironis Park was the setting for our Senior S Ba 1 Or lat Supper, held on May 24, 1985 at 7:00. The evening % i began with a slide presentation of the Class of 1985 at numerous fund raisers and events during the past four years of High School. ‘Looking back’’ was fun and at times very funny since we’ve all grown and changed. The Class Gifts were given out after the slide presentation. Heidi Robbins and Kristin Mangiulli wrote and presented a class gift for everyone. The gifts were both funny and creative which added to the free spirit of the evening. After the gifts were presented the rest of the evening was for socializing; the dance floor was filled with fun- loving Seniors awaiting June 2nd, our Graduation Day. 44 CLASS TRIP Our Class Trip was held on Wednesday May 22, 1985 at the Frank Davis Resort in Connecticut. The weather was beautiful. A sunny sky and warm temperatures made our trip more enjoyable. The day was full of activities and competitions. We were invoved in many track and field events, like tug-of-war, wheelbarrow and sac races, and a balloon toss. Also, there were many other activities available to take part in like canoeing, horse back riding, golf, volleyball, and swimming. Our own Susan Murray won a swimming contest in which she competed against other schools. Lunch and dinner were served at the Resort. Both meals were excellent and greatly appreciated during a very eventful day. A dance contest was also held, and many in our class danced their hearts out and definitely stood out. When it was time to head home, our class was exhausted and most of our faces were burnt. Everyone thought the day was exciting and fun and worth waiting for. 45 AWARDS NIGHT CLASS DAY Friday, May 31 was the date of our Class Day. This was the last activity our class shared as high school students. Graduation was only two days away. The class history was the first item discussed. We looked back on our four years during High School. We remembered all of our hard-working Class Officers, and the many fund raisers we organized. We also remembered our outstanding winning record during the past three Winter Carnivals as well as our memorable Prom Night. Through our class history it became evident that High School has had many “great times” we'll never forget. The Last Will and Testament and our Class Prophecy were also read which brought laughter as well as a sense of unity within our class. Before our Class Day was completed, Georges Desrosiers, our class advisor, was presented a watch from the Class of 1985, in appreciation for the dedication he’s shown towards our class. As our class dispersed from our Class Day activities, excitement and anticipation for graduation was definitely in the air! GRADUATION Finally the day we’d all been waiting for came, June 2, our Graduation Day. Walking in the processional out onto the field generated feelings of pride. Parents, relatives, and friends assembled to watch us proceed into adulthood. We, each member of the Class of 1985, were honored. As “Pomp and Circumstance” played, the actual meaning of Graduation became evident. The ceremony was to show the individual accomplishments of every class member. Finally, we were recognized for our own achievements. After assembling on the bleachers, Donna Young began her speech. Everything she said was true. As we looked around the realization of never seeing classmates again became a reality. Acquaintances we have taken for granted were ending - we’ll all be expanding our horizons differently. It’s scary - we’re not going to be able to hide within the walls of Millbury High School anymore. Ken Heard was the next speaker. He spoke of the growth that is represented through Graduation. It was so hard for us to believe that it’s time to take complete responsibility for our lives. We found it hard to believe, we’re actually adults. a ur wor EE vga TCHS ANT! Kristin Mangiulli was the last student speaker. She spoke of optimisim. In High School we had great times, but they are over now so we must turn to the future with hope. She’s right. What’s done is done and it’s definitely time to move on and the choices we make could turn out to be the best years of our lives. Finally our guest speaker Dr. Maurice Plasse relayed an encouraging message. His philosophy was to attack life with determination and success will be guaranteed. While listening to him, we thought of our own expectations and goals. We realized determination is an essential factor in making our dreams come true. After the speeches, we were glad to have the chance to stop thinking of what’s to come and what’s been and watch every classmate, one by one, receive their diplomas. We'd been looking forward to this day for a long time. As we switched our tassels from the left to the right side, we found ourselves not actually believing we graduated. It was over so quickly. This was the last time we, the Class of 1985, will be all together. We'll remember this day forever. It’s so hard to believe it’s all a memory now. JUNE 2, 1985 LIKE THAT BIRD UP IN THESKY LIFE HAS TAUGHTUS — HOW To FLY 51 52 IKE THAT BIRD UP IN THE SKY LIFE HAS TAUGHT US W HOW TO FLY CLASS SONG FLYING FREE There is a place I call my own where I can stand by the sea, And look beyond the things I’ve known, and dream that I might be free. Like the bird above the trees gliding gently on the breeze, I wish that all my life I’d be without a care, and flying free! But life is not a distant sky without a cloud, without rain, and I can never hope that I can travel on without pain. Time goes swiftly on its way. All too soon we’ve lost today. We cannot wait for skies of blue or dream so long that life is through So life’s a song that we must sing, a gift of love — we must share. And when we see the joy it brings, our spirits soar through the air. Like that bird up in the sky, life has taught us how to fly. For now we know what we can be and now our hearts are flying free! : i) Last Will and Testament We the class of 1985, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath all of our worldly possessions in the form of this Last Will and Testament. To Mr. Wadsworth- a one way ticket to Walden Pond To Roger Desrosiers- we leave a lifetime subscription to Newsweek Magazine To Miss Gauthier- the final solution to the “no can do” problem To Mr. Wild Bill Rosen- we leave his three stoogers To Mrs. Matthews- a library full of screaming eighth graders To Mr. Morill- we leave a new car, which might make it to and from the statehouse without any problems To Georges Desrosiers-many years of rest and relaxation before taking on another class? To the Junior Class we leave half of the winter carnival trophy with the hopes that they will win the other half next year To Ms. Defeudis and Mrs. Saucier- for all of their advice on how to run a successful class we leave ourselves as proof that they were right To Mrs. Julian- we leave a soundproof room so she can better discuss sex in her family living class without shutting the door so the janitors don’t listen To Mr. Nicoletti- we leave a girls track team with all its members present and on time To Mr. Boudreau-we leave the ability to hold a photography class without Mr. Sack interupting To Mr. Clancy- we leave another fifth period english class that can voice only one opinion ‘ To Mrs. Dupont- who has helped us with so much we leave another enthusiastic class that will put to use her good ideas To Ms. Debs- we leave a new bag to carry all her important papers in To Mr. Carmody -we leave many thanks for being there with us through our precious junior high and high school years To Mr. Sack we leave a Sabbatical To Mr. Healy we leave a ghost from the class of ‘85’ so he won’t be able to forget us and will always miss us. To Lucien we donate all of our returnable bottles and cans to supplement his income To The Guidance Department -we wish to leave a little more patience with those college bound seniors who refuse to submit college applications on time To Miss Harrington- we leave a gym class that will stand quietly with their toes on the line for roll call To Mr.Cap -we leave a lesson in self defense and a pair of sunglasses to wear afterwards To all those teachers not mentioned we leave a magnifying glass so they can read Georges’ writing : And so we submit this Last Will and Testament on this thirty-first day of May Nineteen hundred and eighty five as witnessed by Nancy McInerney and Sharon Frazier 1985 CLASS OFFICERS RA A | 4 YEAR Brenda Bergeron (Vice- President), Cristy Snelling (Secretary), Kristin Mangiulli (President), Cindy Willand (Treasurer) SOPHOMORE YEAR Nancy MaclInerny (Treasurer), Brenda Bergeron (Vice-President) Kristin Mangiulli (President), Dale Niddrie (Secretary) JUNIOR YEAR Sharon Frazier (Vice- President), Dale Niddrie (Secretary), Kristin Mangiulli (President), Nancy MaclInerny (Treasurer) SENIOR YEAR Sharon Frazier (Vice- President) , Karen Blanchard (Treasurer) Nancy MacInerny (President), Dale Niddrie (Secretary) 56 Class of 1986 Gina Frederico, Cathy Chausse, Karen Hjort, Deidra Phelan Sm te lk a an Class of 1987 Michelle Stall, Jennifer Pearson, Erica Niddrie, Ellen Ward } Velma Englehart, Cindy Berthiume, Marie LaBreck, Tina Campenale 57 YEARBOOK STAFF Heidi Robbins, Kristin Mangiulli, Deborah Casey, Donna Young, Amy Moore, Heather Christman, Craig Foley, Tammy Bousquet, Lori Chase, Dale Niddrie STUDENT COU NCIL Thomas Devine, Heidi Robbins, Kristin Mangiulli, Nicole Pappas, Heather Needham, Heather Christman, Gina Frederico, Kathy Jo Bruno, Deborah Casey, Erica Niddrie, Sharon Frazier, Velma Engleheart, Robert Forte, Jennifer Pearson, Stacy Mackensie, Denise Young, Jennifer Marshall REFLECTOR STAFF Mr. Boudreau, Craig Foley, Susan Smichinski, Dale Niddrie, Richelle Caisse, Kristin Mangiulli, Joseph Sullivan, Joseph Martocci BUSINESS CLUB Cindy Willand, Thomas Devine, Lisa Williams, Tracy Taylor, Matt Belsito, Diane Szymczak, Jennifer Carriere 60 GUIDANCE AIDES SE ra Michelle Welcome, Jodi Manna, Brenda Couture, Kristin Mangiulli, Heidi Robbins, Karen Adams, Mellisa Bubon, Debbie Vassar, Karen Dion, Lori Dion, Lisa Gagne, John Phillips, Janet Nelson OFFICE AIDES ¥ ee eee ise.2 ‘pe ‘ is TOT genes, aee. Ss Se ee eee be heme a ti ar Annette White, Kelly Cormier, Gina Frederico, Gerri Dranginis, Ann Moore, Vicki Howe, Ramona Gibeau, Kim Decator, Sheila Wassell, Cindy Willand, Jill Bush, Kim Vaillancourt, Diane Szymczak, Jodi Bush, Maryanne Healy LIBRARY AIDES —— Y Mellissa Du pras, Kim Foster, Lori Fountain, Karin Hoel, Kathy Perks, Tracy Taylor, Nancy Tarkianinen, Deborah Noel, Jennifer Babbidge, Christine Gabree, Carrie Gurney, Christine Foster, Denise Moss CABLE CLUB Bob Chevalier, Mike Kaczyniski, Phillip Gibeau, Todd Army, Anthony Hicks, Mark White 61 FITNESS Mrs. Stepien, Ferol Hagstrom, Ann Marie Moore, Tracy Fersol, Patricia Kniskern, Angela Wood, Kelley George, Paula Denoncourt, Lori Supernaut STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Thomas Devine, Deborah Casey, Heather Christman, Erica Niddrie, (missing) Cathy Chausse 62 CHORUS Robert Campbell, Erin Cassidy, Patricia Maguire, Nicole Pappas, Donna Demers, Sharon Lemieux, Ramona Gibeau, Heather Needham, Paul LeBlanc, Carrie Gurney, Kenneth Heard, Amy Moore, Heather Christman, Karin Hoel, Lori Fountain, Jodi Walkonin, Dean Giovannucci, Donna Young, Michelle Ruby, Lisa Gagne, Deborah Casey, Michelle Diguette, Virginia Sprague, Karin Stead, Jennifer Marshall, Cindy Berthiaume, Heather Bourassa BAND Mr. Bruno, Brian Johnson, Robert Campbell, Daniel Herriage, Paul LeBlanc, Keith Pierce, Mark Dupuis, Steven Gonzales, Susan Ayotte, Elaine Golinski, Kenneth Munroe, Deidre Phelan, Christine Luikey, Heather Christman, Karin Stead, Loriann Gardner, Lisa Iacony, Sandy Imbody, Deborah Noel, Julie Mastrapasqua, Audra Tella A.V. AIDES Mrs. Burke, Kristin Mangiulli, Jodi Walkonin, Deborah Casey, Audra Tella, Kim Marderosian, Tracy Vaillancourt, Angel Dranginis, Kenneth Heard, Brian Buteau, Richard Valentino, Kathy Perks, Lisa Bedard, Susan Picard, James Tuttle, Micheal Newlands, Pam Giguere, Kris Casey, Karin Baroni, Jill Eckland. WINTER CARNIVAL This year’s Winter Carnival was filled with much excitement and spirit. It was a competition between all of the classes throughout the week. The signs of friendship and good sportsmanship were shown throughout the week. People became friends and worked together. The week ended with a dance to announce the winners. The result was both a shock and a surprise to all the classes. The Juniors and the Seniors had tied. Since the Senior class had won the past two Winter Carnivals, they again came out on top. The Sophomore class finished third while the Freshmen finished fourth. All of the classes worked hard to make this year’s Winter Carnival a great success. “THE HEART OF WINTER” 66 THE CLASS OF 85 $ MINT! 67 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION The 1984-85 school year was a busy one for the National Honor Society. The members, Lynne Andresano, Heather Christman, Michelle Diguette, Lisa Gagne, Joseph Gagliardi, Elaine Golinski, Kenneth Heard, Christine Luikey, Stacey McKenzie, Amy Moore, Heather Needham, John Phillips, Heidi Robbins, Virginia Sprague, Audra Tella, Lisa Williams, and Donna Young worked hard throughout the year to sponsor services such as a canned good drive for the needy and a blood drive. The Honor Society also provided baskets for needy families during the Christmas season, and held a carnation drive for Valentine’s Day. The highlight of the year for the National Honor Society, however, was the induction of new members on Friday evening, April 26. Kathy Jo Bruno, Wayne Cluett, Robert Forte, Lisa Iacone, Daniel Najemy, Lynne Picard, Karin Stead, Brett Taft, James Tuttle, and foreign exchange student Kam Kit Wong were inducted during the formal ceremony. Senior Honor Society members discussed the qualities of the National Honor Society, and the chorus provided entertainment. It was a beautiful and memorable evening. 68 qV z0O Oo — = zO zz Oo JUNIOR PROM The Junior Prom was held at the Hogan Center on the campus of Holy Cross on May 17, 1985. The band, Nightshift, provided a nice variety of music for everyone to dance throughout the evening. The highlight of the evening was the choosing of the prom queen. Stacey McKenzie was the queen and the members of her court consisted of Christine Luikey, Laurie Fountaine Jodi Walkonen, Kelly Tuttle, Janet Nelson, and Gail Scholtz. “Heaven” was played twice during the night, once for the queen and her court and once for everyone to enjoy. The theme, “A Night in Heaven” was very appropriate for an evening that will stay in the minds of many for years to come. STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY Student Government Day was held on Monday April 29, 1985, following a week- long campaign and a day of voting. Juniors and seniors were allowed to run for the various town offices, including seats in the school department, the Millbury Public Library, the town hall, and various other positions. The winners spent the day with their counterparts, and learned a lot about the workings of local government. After a morning of information and questions, a buffet was held for the town office holders and their Millbury High counterparts at the Asa Waters mansion. The day was not only informative and interesting, it was fun as well. 71 S.A.D.D. WEEK SADD Week was a huge success for both those who coordinated it and for those who participated in it. The week consisted of many presentations and guest speakers, including Philip Vairo, president of Worcester State College. The first three days of the week were filled with a variety of presentations ranging from skits to films to guest speakers. The fourth day of the week a Health Fair was held. At the fair were a variety of agencies which dealt with teen concerns and problems. The week was concluded with a memorial service and rally, conducted in memory of lost friends. Even more exciting than the events of the week was the great enthusiasm which was raised through out the school. The week seemed to have a great effect on the whole school as the dangers of drinking and driving were made evident. GODSPELL On March 15 and 16, 1985, the music and drama departments collaborated to present “Godspell,” a contemporary musical based upon the gospel according to St. Matthew. The musical is a light- hearted and touching way in which to spread the word of the Lord. Mr. Eugene Genese directed the production, with Mr. Roger Desrosiers serving as producer. Mr. Gerald Poulin was the music director. The cast consisted of Kenneth Heard as Jesus Christ, Dean Giovanucci as John the Baptist and Judas Iscariot, and Deborah Casey, Heather Christman, Elizabeth Cox, Michelle Diguette, April Fristensky, Paul LeBlanc, Patricia Maguire, Amy Moore, Heather Needham, Nicole Pappas, and Donna Young as the faithful followers of Jesus. The production was an enormous success, and will be long remembered by its audience as well eecececeeccseseea as its cast and crew. _ Peaaeeeseseeaas _ DRAMA CLUB Mr. Roger Desroisiers, Mr. Eugene Genese, Kenneth Heard, Donna Young, Dean Giovannucci, Paul LeBlanc, Michelle Diguette, Nicole Pappas, Elizabeth Cox, April Fristensky, Amy Moore, Patricia Maguire, Heather Needham, Heather Christman, Percy, Deborah Casey, Annette White, Erika Hokanson, Karin Tylor, Susan Ellie, Brian Carignan, Ferol Hagstrom, Carrie Gurney, Audra Tella, Virginia Sprague, Donna Demers, Kam Kit Wong, Lisa Gagne, Karen Adams, Karin Hoel, Karin Stead, Brian Johnson, Mike Kaczyinski, Sharon Frazier, Robert Campbell, Joseph Gagliardi, John Phillips, Paul Rocheleau, Anthony Dupuis, Lisa Markarian, Nancy MaclInerny, Erin Cassidy, Jodi Walkonin, Karin Hjort, Mellisa Bubon 78 silt TBALL 2 a we Top row: Coach Tom Hall, Allen Shorette, Jesse Girad, Mark Gonya, Matt Belsito, Kevin Simpson, Brian Dow, Guy Paquette, Coach Tom Boehrman, Coach Tom McKenny. Middle row: Mike Anderson, Wayne Cluet, Wayne Nadeau, Richard Mahlert, William Silver, Kevin Sherry, Eric LeClaire, Bruce Langlais. Bottom row: Bryan Buteau, Daniel Mitchell, Matt Lavallee, Jeff Philips. i 3 Coach Tom McKenny This year’s football season was an- other tough one for the Millbury Woolies. Although the team didn’t win any games, it had several ex- cellent, dedicated players. Team captains Eric LeClaire and Rich Mahlert were both hard- working MHS OPP players who were fine leaders at all 0 Nashoba Tech — 31 times, both on and off the field. a West Boylston 21 Bruce Langlais’ skills as a running 0 North 12° back matched up to anyone else in 0 Uxbridge 12 the league, and Dan Mitchell was i es ae oe one of the better line backers that 6 Authen 39 Coach McKenny had the pleasure 22 Taiclster 37 of coaching. Both Alan Shorette, 23 David Prouty 34 defense- back and wide receiver, 21 Northbridge� 42 and rookie Kevin Simpson also had season 0-10 a great season. In Coach McKenny’s own words, “I’ve never been prouder of a bunch of seniors like I was of the ’85 seniors!” Varsity Football CHAMPION” 1964 1968 i9g5 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Front: Jerry Horner, Mike Manners, Keith Heiser, Tim Cluett, Shawn Hanratty, Jim Livingston, Paul Prus, Coach Mike Coons. Back: Coach John Dwinell, Jim Bowden, Jeff Roberts, John Flamand, Keith Pierce, Bill Polewaczyk, Joe Manna, Todd Watkins, Marie Jakubiak, Jeff Jacobson, Brian Murphy, Matt Corridori. VOLLEYBALL 80 This year’s volleyball team started off on shaky ground with only one returning player, Audra Tella. The team was also under two new coaches, Mrs. Susan St. John and Mrs. Linda Snider. According to Coach Snider, the 1984 volleyball season may be viewed as unsuccessful in terms of wins and losses, yet it was a season of great individual improvement and growing team spirit and improvement. When viewed in this light, it was an extremely successful year. Audra Tella proved to be the outstanding scorer for Millbury in terms of her serving throughout the season. She was also relied upon for her experience and leadership during the season. Three other supportive players, Donna Hovagimian, Debbie Noel, and Sandra Imbody, proved to be strong, reliable servers. All players exhibited improvement with Heather Bourassa, of the freshman class, showing the greatest potential for growth. The highlight of the Volleyball season was an October match against Algonquin. The scores in the match were 15-5, 14-6, and 16-14. It was the team’s best match all season. This year’s team will be an experienced and enthusiastic basis on which to build a winning team next year. Top row: Karen Adams, Deidre Phelan, Sandra Imbody, Debbie Noel. Bottom row: Jennifer Babbidge, Audra acre Heather Bourassa, Donna Hovogimian, Michelle Godbout. Coaches Susan St. John and Linda Snider ooorcecogcoe Sy Brie: sit - | Algonquin _Algonquin 4 fo We | 5 Hudson Westborough | _ Marlborough aad Clinton Whitinsville ue Marlborough Westborough Whitinsville Christian Clinton OR ELLEN TLE NYE ae z parr” sit Re 82 SOCCER Top row: Steven Couture, Mark Cabana, Tom Grabauskas, Brett Taft, David Krumsiek. Middle row: Mark Dupuis, Brian Johnson, Brian Kupstas, Peter Baulkas, Steven Kusy, Alec Powell, Steven Gonzales. Bottom row: Matt Reney, John Philips, Ron Bourdeau, Tom Devine, Brian Parath, Edward White The Varsity Soccer team had yet another successful year, with a record of 10-2-3. The team had an excellent performance in the District playoffs before bowing out to District Champion Bromfield. Co-captains Tom Devine and Ron Bourdeau led a team which was graced with outstanding players. In 1984 the team set records for goals scored, shots taken, shots allowed, assists, and corner kick goals, on its way to one of the best offensive a stbc 7 3 : Serene, | | 1 David’ Prou es + Whitinsville both earned All-State honors. Freshman Tom Grabauskas started more games and played more minutes than any other freshman in Woolies’ history. performances in area soccer. Ron Bourdeau = may | ‘ - was an all SWCL full back for the second silica year in a row, while Tom Devine set school Coach Robert Austin 5 — records for assists and corner kicks by a 5 Oxford midfielder. Seniors Mark Tower and John 1 Auburn 4 za 423 Phillips also proved valuable in the Woolies 5. Bay Paths outstanding season. Juniors Brian Parath 1 apes Blackstone V Me and Matt Reney played exceptionally and 5 Oxford Sey ‘ Fi season 1032. ats bo et a ee ee” Se pois : Overall, this year’s Varsity Soccer team had 7 an outstanding and unforgettable season. : wre ay M | L { B U R Y GIRLS SOCCER Top row: Gina Frederico, Jodi Bush, Karen Hjort, Coach Ron Dunham, Annette White, Cathy Chausse. Middle row: Ellen Ward, Lynn Picard, Kathy Dupuis, Tammy Johnson. Bottom The Girl’s Varsity Soccer team played its first season this year, and what a season it was! Coach Ron Dunham led the girls to a very successful record of 7-5-2, missing an appearance in the District Playoffs by only one point. The team had an excellent turn-out of underclassmen with only one senior, senior Cindy Willand, on the team. Three outstanding players with exceptional talent were members of the team. Sophpmore Ellen Ward was named to the Central Mass. All Star team while Freshman Jpdi Bush and Junior Annette White were given honorable mention. Next year’s team appears to be very promising; in the words of Coach Dunham, “Look out for Millbury next year!” 84 NON OW te OOM Te ee row: Jean Bartczak, Kris Casey, Jennifer Akley. ‘Doherty. _Bay Path SHHOWORN DH ee season 7-2-4 BOYS AND GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY top row: Coach Robert Nicotetti, John Gemme, Paul Rocheleau, Mark Bubon, Paul Gemme bottom row: Brian Haynes, Daniel Rocheleau, Philip Mossa The girl’s cross country team was relatively new and inexperienced this year, with five of the eight girls being freshmen. The boy’s team had many returning members creating a strong and knowledgable team. Team captains Mark Bubon and Heather Christman provided both guidance and leadership which helped the teams to final records of 7-7-0 for the girls and 5-9- 0 for the boys. The boy’s team was led this year by first and second place runners, Mark Bubon and Paul Rocheleau. The team also had several other strong runners which helped to achieve victories. Although the team had several talented runners, the boy’s just couldn’t seem to get it together and the final record wasn’t as good as the team had expected. Although the girl’s record wasn’t as good as in other years, the team still had an excellent year. High points for the girl’s team included wins over Grafton and David Prouty and a tenth place finish by Heather Christman in the SWCL meet. S6 MHS 40 33 29 19 20 34 15 32 30 31 21 29 43 15 Northbridge West Boylston Oxford David Prouty Uxbridge Grafton Leicester Northbridge West Bolyston Oxford David Prouty Uxbridge Grafton Leicester season 9-5 Northbridge West Bolyston Oxford David Prouty Uxbridge Grafton Leicester Northbridge West Boylston Oxford David Prouty Uxbridge Grafton — Leicester _ ‘ eee naan % cee top row: Brenda Bergeron, Coach Robert Nicoletti, Nicole Glinski, Mellisa Bubon, Amy Broulard, bottom row: Tina Campanale, Cindy Berthiaume, Heather Christman, Jennifer Marshall, Jill Bush CHEERLEADING Not enough can be said about the magnificent effort put in by the cheerleaders this year. Their determination, dedication, stamina, and enthusiasm brought them great success. It was an excellent season for the cheerleading squad. They cheered the football team through good and bad times, as well as igniting school spirit during the basketball season. After many long, hard hours of practice, the cheerleaders reached their goal of unique squad. Their outstanding unity brought them through the football and basketball seasons with flying colors. The squad attended a summer cheering camp at WPI, at Top Row: Stacey McKenzie, Michelle which they took first place, Marra, Lynne Andresano, Michelle Diquette, Jennifer Pearson. Bottom Row: Erica Niddrie, Deb Casey Dale Niddrie, Heidi Robbins. L 8 4 I7 1 | making them the Grand Champs. This was obviously a sign of the success they would have throughout the school year. After the excitement of receiving new uniforms, the girls went on to take first place at the Bartlett Tournament in March. Since this was the first time the Millbury squad had won the tournament, the girls were ecstatic. Deb Casey was honored with the Outstanding Cheerleader Award. It was an excellent year for the Millbury Cheerleaders, as they exhibited their unique styles, great enthusiasm, and great talents for cheering. SPORTS SPECTACULAR 1985 CHAMPIONS 1980. 1961 lt A CTO aa WINTER TRACK Top row: Mellissa Bubon, Heather Bourassa, John Casey, John Gemme, Brian Haynes, Bryan Buteau, Daniel Rocheleau, Paul Gemme, Jeff Murawski, Mark Gonya, Mary Murray, Jennifer Marshall. Middle row: James Tuttle, Scott Howe, Tom Smith, Tim Cluett, Mike Lacouture, Mike Newlands James Boden, Mike Anderson, Jerry Horn. Bottom row: Mark Bubon, Heather Christman, Tammy Bousquet, Thomas Devine. Coach Dave Wilber The 1984- 85 Winter Track Team had a disappointing season scorewise, but a very good season on an individual level. The team finished the year with a record of 0-7- 0 for the girls and a 3-4-0 record for the boys. The team captains were Mark Bubon, Tom Devine, Tammy Bousquet, and Heather Christman. Tammy Bousquet was by all means the team’s spiritual leader, holding the team together in times of trouble and keeping spirits high during the low points of the season. She set an excellent example for the whole team to follow. Dan Rocheleau with 58 % points and Mark Bubon with 57 points led the boy’s team in points scored, while Milissa Bubon with 54 points and Tammy Bousquet with 31% points led the girls. This year’s team set ten records. Mark Bubon set the senior high jump record at 5'8 ’, the senior mile record at 5:04.5, and the senior 1000 record at 2:37.8. Heather Christman set two records; the senior two mile record at 14:23.0, and the senior 1000 record at 3:22.1. Paul Gemme set the junior 600 record, Milissa Bubon set the girl’s junior 600 record, John Gemme set the junior dash record and tied the school record, and Dan Rocheleau set the junior high jump record and the school record at 59”. The mile relay team set the school record for the mile. Tammy Bousquet and Mark Bubon were voted in as Most Valuble Players in this great season. Narragansett rath Narragansett | 39 Gardner , “2 3h Lunenburg Pe ie Oakmont ree ah N. Middlésex ee Murdock’ David Prouty Gardner Lunenburg Oakmont N. Middlesex Murdock David Prouty GIRL’S BASKETBALL The Millbury Girls’ Basketball team was the smallest team in the league. They achieved a league record of 5-9 and an overall record of 7-13, two games of which were lost in the last remaining seconds. Senior Darlene Breault led the team with 271 rebounds, 65 steals, and many points. Brenda Bergeron also made a great contribution to the team, not only with her playing skills, but also with her leadership and outstanding sportsmanship. Freshman Jodi Bush, sophomore Ellen Ward, and Junior Cathy Chausse started all twenty of the season’s games. By the end of the season the amount of turnovers were cut by over half. The team also exhibited agility and development of many other skills. Overall, the team showed great improvement over the season. Top row: Gina Frederico, Karen Hjort, Darlene Breault, Brenda Bergeron, Jennifer Akley, Coach Robert Nicoletti. Bottom row: Lynn Picard, Marie LaBreck, Ellen Ward, Cathy Chausse. MH OPP 27 Ss Bartlett 49 44 Auburn 65 50 Assabet 34 32 Shepherd Hill 44 54 St. Mar yeti, 40 i 25) Whitinsville . = Christian © 47 936) Uxbridge 33 (32 West Boylston 38 waa4.. Oxford 55 Coach Robert Nicoletti s iat 3 54 Nortbridge 44 42eeDavid Prouty 38 49 Uxbridge 47 28 West Boylston 51 34 Oxford 55 56 — Leicester 60 38 Grafton 53 Top row: Chondra Healy, Danna MacNevin, Julie Mastrapasqua, Coach Leonard, Brickie Yukananvich, Sue Smichinski. Middle row: Pam Giguere, Denise Young, Michelle Nadeau, Denise Dow. Bottom row: Tammy Johnson, Tracy Breault, 95 Lynn Blare. BASKETBALL of Bottom row: Doug Combs, Rich Malhert, Ron Bourdeau, Steen Swenson, Alan Shorette, Paul Rocheleaw, Kevin Simpson. Middle row: Ron Dunham, Ricky Lamontagne, Billy Silver, Brian Parath, Jay Cooney, Terry Bernard. Top row: Greg Jacobson, Tom Grabouskus, Jeff Modig. Coach Ron Dunham roo Auburn 08° «.Makerd 4 62. Shepherd «00.2 “oxpmage: | ok yf bites West Boylsto 66 Oxford « Soe Lewester —— mrs Grafton 79 _ Northbridge 66 David Prouty 70 Uxbridge 76 West Boylston 71 Oxford 62 . Leicester . 80 Grafton Fe 91 Northbridge . 58 David Preuty” 96 se assuage ae ia oF Es = S Lied iy S.W.c.L. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY HAMPIONS 1974 1976 1977 4 Sg TR ie cemeie, = ge 318) ER YS socc Hr IONS AMP SOFTBALL Steve Dupris, Michelle Welcome, Gail Scholtz, Darlene Breault, Jill Bush, Gina Frederico, middle: Lisa Evanowski, Brenda Couture, Dawn Bourassa, Lynn Picard, Wendy Henshal bottom row: Marie La Breck, Karen Marky, Kathy Chausse Mary Ann Wood. i Auburn Bartlett Worcester Vocational Northbridge Uxbridge Nipmuc Oxford Northbridge Uxbridge Tantasqua Oxford Shepherd Hill Worcester Vocational The Varsity Softball Team finished with an overall record of 9 wins and 9 losses. In the Southern Worcester County League the firls finished with a record of 8 wins and 6 loses which gave them third place, just missing the District games. The team was lead by Senior Co-Captains Brenda Couture and Lisa Evanowski. Lisa was also chosen as the most valuable player for the season. Another senior, Darlene Breault, joined the softball team for the first time and quickly showed her athletic ability by becoming the best first basemen in the league. The team also consisted of 8 Juniors, 2 Sophomores and 2 Freshmen. The team had a very successful and rewarding year, one with which everyone can be proud. ,: i i y le B 44- “ eet Top row: Susan Ell, Mr. Genese, Melissa Robbins. Middle row: Marie Jakubiak, Kim Anderson, Gina Gagliardi, Karin Stead. Bottom row: Jennifer Pearson, Marie Nateau, Erica Niddrie BASEBALL Top row (left to right): Coach Robert Austin, David Krumsiek, Steven Freitas, Matt Lavallee, Brian Kupstas, Brian Parath, Steven Trottier, Billy Silver, Carl Ward, Bobby Forte, Wayne Cluett. Second row (1 to r): Bruce Langlais, Rich Mainert, Doug Coombs, Eric Le Claire, Eddy Santon. Coach Robert Austin The 1985 Millbury Baseball Team compiled a regular season record of 13 wins and 6 losses, which included the championship of the Southern Worcester County League with an 11-3 record. This was Millbury’s second Southern Worcester County League aOs : Auburn - 7 championship in their history. 1 Bartlett ¢ ‘a! ‘Blackstone Valley eas Highlights of the season were Brian Parath’s 6 Grafton ce 7-0 regular season pitching record; Brian 23. Northbridge A Kupstas’ no-hit-no-run game vs. David Prouty; ame Uxbridge 2 Doug Combs outstanding plays at first base; 6 David Prouty 0 Carl Ward’s clutch pitching; Billy Silver’s ab Leicester 8 second half batting streak; and Rich Mahlert’s “7d _West Boylston 5 fine all around play in centerfield. 4. Oxford 5 4 Grafton 11 Hitting leaders over .300 were: Rich Mahlert at Northbridge 3 (senior), Bruce Langlais (senior), Doug Combs =9 Uxbridge 8 (senior), Ed Santon (senior), Steve Freitas 4 David Prouty 2 (junior), Brian Parath (junior). 19 Leicester 0 3 West Boylston 0 Outstanding Defensive Play leaders were: 11 Oxford 7 Doug Combs (senior), Eric LeClaire (senior), Rich Mahlert (senior), Steve Freitas (junior). Award Winners: 1984 State Most-Valuable Player- Brian Kupstas 1984 District Most Valuable Player- Steve Freitas 1985 Team Most Valuable Player- Ed Santon 1985 Telegram and Gazette All Star- Brian ey, eae Snr eer sage ape Parath a a Stig SO BR ee ek Balt 1985 Hammer Award (number of base hits)- . baave + ape pasion Doug Combs . 103 GIRLS TRACK Mr. Nicoletti, Karen Hjort, Jill Watkins, Nicole Rocheleau, Tammy Bousquet, Mrs. Snyder, Tina Campanelle. Middle row: Michelle Diguette, Kam Kit Wong, Milissa Bubon, Jill Langway, Debbie Casey. Bottom row: Jill Bush, Brenda Bergeron, Heather Christman, Nancy MclInerny, Jennifer Marshall, Jennifer Akely. Coach Robert Nicolletti It was an excellent year for the girls’ Spring Track Team. The team finished second over all in the Southern Worcester County League Meet. This finish was extremely good considering that the team MHS OPP . competed with less than 15 girls. By far, the team’s leaders in scoring oe pe ay ff, oe were Brenda Bergeron, with 209 52 AULA ; % 3 4 points, and Milissa Bubon, with - Gof 45 198 3 4 points. Both of these team 49 Northbridge 87 members showed their skills by 65 David Prouty eS each achieving 20 points in a single 70% West Boylston 64% meet, this is the most points that ee On oe can be scored by one person in a eicester 2 meet. 43. Blackstone-Millville 75 94 Assabet 40 With the begining of a new season also came two new events, the triple jump and the 330 lows. The outstanding competitors in these events were Brenda Bergeron, setting the triple jump record at 32’6¥2”’, and Karen Hjort, setting the 330 lows record at 52.7 seconds. BOYS TRACK Top row: John Casey, Brett Taft, Tony Dupuis, Jim Boden, Joe Manna, Jerry Horner, Paul Boucher, Jim Livingston, Coach Wilbur. Middle row: Jim Tuttle, Tom Grabauskas, Dan Najemy, Paul Grenier, Brian Haynes, Mark Gonyea, Matt Cassisy, Qua Quan. Bottom row: Dan Rocheleau, Tom Devine, Paul Rocheleau, Mark Bubon, Phil Mossa, Matt Reney. MHS 98 100 90 105 99 51 90 114 107 100 105 98 Coach Dave Wilbur Bartlett Shepherd Hill Gardner Auburn Grafton Northbridge David Prouty West Boylston Oxford Leicester Valley Tech Assabet OPP 47 45 55 40 46 85 55 31 38 45 40 47 Coming back from an undefeated season in 1984 was no advantage to the 1985 Spring Track team, as they only had 2 returning athletes. However 15 new members, 13 of them freshmen, contributed to its success. David Wilbur and assistant John Dwinell coached the boys to an unexpected season of eleven wins and only one loss. Further accomplishments were second place in the S.W.C.L., fourth in the District Class Meet, third in the Decathlon, and fifth in the State Decathlon. The Seniors, Mark Bubon, Tom Devine, and Paul Rocheleau were all four year members. Mark was the team’s high scorer and holds the school’s triple jump record; Tom, a strong 880 runner, consistently contributed points for the team; Paul holds the school’s decathlon record and was the 1985 M.V.P. Not only were there many top ten performances achieved by individual team members, but also, several school records were set. For example, the most consecutive wins of any MHS team were set when the track team obtained their 29th straight victory. Individual records were set by Dan Rocheleau, in the high jump, Mark Bubon in the triple jump, and Paul Rocheleau in the state decathlon. The track team was happy to live up its its reputation. a oS ted ee cn RNA Marvin Richmond Studio Worcester, MA OIG609 10 Harvard Street (617) 752-I92I Pr MIYO OMI AIA MID AY DOV YD OIA RIA OVRN DIORA Congratulations Class Of 1985 OTB NEWs 2 Main Street Millbury Saint Brigid’s Parish 59 Main Street Millbury, MA 01527 Linda’s Sweet Shoppe DR. HANS WOLFF DR. JAMES PIALTOS OPTOMETRISTS, ING. 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