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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1988 volume:

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Sylvia, Superintendent of Schools Mr. Charles Capparelli, Assistant Principal Guidance Department dae Mr. Raymond Gemme Mrs. Joan Burke Mr. Robert Evers Mr. Thomas Murray Mrs. Anne White, Secretary Office Sec. “— —_ LULL PRE, OEE IT q Mrs. Majorie Gonya Mrs. Susanne Kuusisaari Mrs. Linda Pierce English Department Mr. Frederick Wadsworth, English Department Head Mrs. Barbara Carpenter Mr. Paul Clancy Miss Barbara Debs Miss Constance Rossi Mrs. Sandra Wellens Mrs. Nancy Witkowski Nt ul tt Reading Department Mrs. Anna Lewandowski Science Department Mrs. Kathy Archambeault, Department Head A Mrs. Pamela Graves Mr. James O’Leary Mr. Mark Sutphen Math Department Mrs. Fran Dupont, Department Head | }. Ain. | a ¢ Miss Pauline Gauthier Mr. Dennis Leonard ya Mr. Robert Nicoletti Mr. William Rosen Mr. David Wilbur Social Studies Department Mr. Frank Morrill, Department Head Mr. Frank Ford Mr. John Graham Mr. Harry Howard Foreign Languages Mr. Georges Desrosiers, Mrs. Nancy Bovin Mrs. Susan St. John Department Head Health 4 Mr. Gary Robinson, Department Mr. Scott Healey Mrs. Joan Julian Head Business Department i Miss Linda Magnuson, Department Head Mrs. Katherine Ducat Mrs. Donna Saucier 10 Industrial Arts Mr. Gerald Boudreau, Mr. Gordon Battye Mr. Neil Lucey Department Head Physical Education Mr. Richard Garabedian, Department Head Miss An Harrington Mr. Hudson Matson 11 12 Ms. Bonnie Dawicki The Arts Mr. Rocco Bruno, Music-Band Special Education Mrs. Julianne Myers Mrs. Karen Canali, Chorus Mr. Richard McGrail f { A aca C4 Mrs. Marlene Farbman, English Mrs. Joan Banks, Nursery School Mrs. Paula Bunevith, Nursery as a 2nd Language Teacher School Teacher é Mr. Thomas Mongeon, Librarian Mrs. Lois Fisher, Librarian Mrs. Ann Holzwarth, School Secretary Nurse (1st row) Yuvonne Mitchell, Barbra Stansberg, Claire Moran, Marlene Tella, Elle Sul- ham. (2nd row) Ann Risotti, Kathy Adams, Jean Gawranski, Barbra MecLeod, Marry Allard, Kathy Eckland. 13 14 LS 16 DONNA ADAMS Dare to be different ... Boy George . . . Rocky Horror... hello every- one... I want the one I cant have...orca... equality for all... vege- tarianism ... peace... depeche mode . . . the Sertnd .... Ally... .GP 87...L L 2u David... . SWS 87... best of luck to you all! LINNEA BENGTSON Eve LOUNG, LM WILD, AND I’M FREE... Dazed and Confused NAY Tapped July 4, 1987 My Bud- dies Karen Linda Brick Jack Attack Perma Buzz Party Har- dy Good Times-Bad Times WPI JL Part- ners in Crime Jim Mike Jules In trouble again! Spleefage Teen- age Wasteland Blood- beach Jailbreak 69 Its Gettin’ Better. KIM ANDERSON The best of times with the best of friends . . . Bob 4 4 85-Love Ya... Friday Nights ... Cabin 10 9 87 . Pe Close: Callen. Gab’). “Am I being obnoxious?” . .. Gold... Florida w Bob and family ... Papa Ginos ... Prom 87... Stonehill. .. Baseball games w Marie ... Maine 88? Memories... . Faces? .. Goodbye MHS. LORI BERNARD It’s the end of the road Guys... Stones... Mame’s driving . . . cabin 10 23 87 close call ... Hi Mom and John! ... bathroom again Roch? . . . Know what I mean?... French IV... My three friends... . Don’t worry ... California ... Hi Dad!... What’s up? ...1 don’t giggle... Spring track 3, 4... Year Book Staff . . . See ya later Everyone! PETE BALKUS It’s Zee Wango Zee Tango Ted Nugent-The Motor- city Madman Maiden Zeppelin The Rime of The Ancient Mariner-If you Dare! TRACY Feb 6 1987 Oct 7 1987 Hi Jen Amy Yo George what’s the scoop with my boots DB’s Party Yo Jim what’s up man Soccer 4 yrs... Jim Longe Jan 29 1968-Oct 24 1987 GOD BLESS HIM! CINDY BERTHIAUME “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams’”’.. . Gregg ... Dancing. . Jill St Ends. . Is this the la- dies room? Mom, I’m not a flake . . Time to sell the donuts .. Drama . . Who could ask for better bud- dies, beep beep, smilie all . . Well Bren we haven’t killed each other yet!! Dear Kerrie, GEORGE BELL CB 700 Look Ma Dad I Made It Heavy Metal Dio Iron Maiden Winter Car- nival Bye Matt Pete Amy Jen Crystal Tracy Ya Wanna Party Lets Jam Jodi John Lets Go Crui- sin Just Kidding Mas- querade Yo Pete Were Did Ya Get The Boots Bad Company Winterland Fantasies In ‘‘87’’ Zee Wango Zee Tango KIM BLANCHARD GUNNAR 10-17-83. Sum- mer of ‘84’ Cape Cod Vir- ginia Beach “Whoompa!!” Skiing Snowblind Gllog Icehole ‘‘Shakedown”’ “Pigs in the cemetary” ‘Jumpin’ Joey Jones” Bloodbeach Jack Party Dio Mike’s’ Bong- Flinstoneds 17 MATT BLEAU NO JACKET BUSTED. LISA 4-11-87. Go For a Walk? 10-1. Long Live Randy Rhoads. EMTAE Crazy Train Budweiser. The Fair. Take a quiz to- day Lisa? Derek at the Bar. Ya got my tape today Rick? Slide it in You only live once. Have a drink on me No use sayin sorry it’s something I enjoy. Pretty in Pink Hon! JILL BUSH Cross Country-4 yrs. Win- ter track - 4 yrs. Spring Track - 4 yrs. “The Color of the Day” Horriscopes! The Prom with Paul— awesome! Class of 88: To- gether Forever! Close friends: Cindy, Tina, Heather, Anji, Dawn, Sharryn. The best friends anyone could ask for! Be id Ge Per JAMES BODEN JODI BUSH Life is what you make of it!.. Go For Broke!. Good- bye to my teachers, coach- es. good friends-Lisa, Cin- dy, Tina, Heather, Marie. W.B. [ll miss u! Class of 88. Winter Carnival. Hampton Beach. Prom of 87!! I Love Tim! Hi Mom Dad! I Luv U! School is cool!! Soccer-4 yrs. Bas- ketball-4 yrs. Softball-4 yrs. Here I Come = HEATHER BOURASSA Dreams remain as long as there are dreamers. Friends forever: J J, CB, TC, AH, JM. Singing. Dancing. Me Cin-a cou- ple of messy eaters! Space- shot? Pink. Roses. Hogy we’re just borrowing a sign! Smiley. Prom 87. Go- rilla B-Day! Drama. Vol- leyball 1-4 Cpt. I love ya Mom Dad! Great Mem- ories. It’s just the begin- TINA CAMPANALE “Life is only what you make of it” Art is a form in all of us . . What me worry? Thanks Mom Dad... Eggin . . . bath- room ... Good friends... Tammy... .d 22 Ghee .HB...3jobs... The day of graduation... Hogy... Dream it achieve it... Art... Drama...I like it. .. college... Limo rides. . . fun times! .. A red lemon ... let’s begin! = AMY BROULLIARD If only the Good Die Young II] Live Forever . . Todd I Love you To- day but what about to- morrow? Hello Jen Tracy Darl Pam Wendy you too Pete Love you Mom Dad told you I wasn’t Stupid-Whites- nake-SLIDE IT IN- Summer of 1987. . I Dont Know!! Jenny- BFF- Bud- What? TRACY CARLSON Too Young to Fall in Love... Peter Webster Bake ’87 Summer ’85 Blueberry I luv ya! Par- ty Hardy! Amy...Jen. . Bon-Jovi Rules! Smile! All the world will wonder what your up to... Love ya! Mom and Dad I’ll Miss You Jim Longe “69 Mus- tang”... Whitesnake .. . Beach Bum... Bud... I don’t know? Never Say Goodbye! KRIS CASEY I love you Chris Hi. Thanks Mom and Dad Frick and frack New Years 87 Riverside Joe Bunny Hampton Beach Charl look out for the flames my baby Tom- mys shirt pixy sticks Mikes parties way to go Barbra Donald Duck skiing with Pat Heckle -and Jeckle Whitesnake BONNIE CRABBE Senior Year, The Best of Times, The Time of My Life . . . Music, Movies, and Dancing .. . Karen, Phil, Steve, Kim... Good Times... Cruisin’... Hockey... Volleyball . . . Most Memorable of Years... College of Engineering . .. Career... . Thank You Mom and Dad for your continued support and understanding all through school. MATTHEW CASSIDY Love You Mom, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa . Thanks for all the Help!, “71 Dodge Dart’... Blue Dixie I Brought Dough- nuts! Phil, Jeff, Mike, Stu, Jim .. Remember Hamp- ton... What’s Up?...Jen ... Hey Absolutely ... Sit Down! ... Art Rules... Aeorsmith... Baumph... Basketball... JIM CROSSMAN CUMMIN’ AT YOU LIVE Blondes 95’ Nasty Bucks Girls Sesssions with Nay Webster Bake 21 West Partners in Crime OZ Snowblind Changes Tesla Schools Out Crotch- man Long Rides to Short Places Shell Station Mike Nay Slim Party Paul Where ya been Buddy Hamburg Mushroom Pizza Old Times BAD BOYS BYE TIMOTHY CLUETT Hi Mom, Dad, Wayne, Lisa Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Thanksgiving game 85... Best Year 87... 28 Base- ball 2, 3, 4. 7 Outstand- ing catches 87... “Don’t Drink and Drive” SADD 2, 3 Dances, Committees, Mr. Carmody, Mr. Cap, Teachers, Coaches, Foot- ball-Baseball Teams Nev- er Forget-“Top Cat” KAREN DION It came so fast I’m so con- fused! Pepper Decked Mighty Truck I Need a Cocktail! Do You Have Your Keys? Hi Hun.... Mame Jason? Gremlin The conceit swells! All My Friends Hey Scum Holy Cross Knights Don’t be mad be glad . . My stupid rhythmes Rich I Lost My Wallet! K.K. Dan Who? Our Whole Crew Happy MATT CORRIDORI “When it starts you can’t wait for it to end; when it ends you wish it was just starting” THANKSGIV- ING “85” Baseball dis- tricts “86 88” ..C’Mon. . Coach Dave .. JF. Jake.. RG. JG..SF. TC. JR... J- Job? .. Fights Against W. Boylston . . Let’s Pump it up Football JV-1 Varsity- 2, 3, 4 27; Baseball JV-1 Varsity 2, 3, 4 9 JENNIFER ELWORTHY JONNY I LOVE YOU! Good Luck in Bean Town! Hi Amy Tracy Pam Wen- dy “Party at Tracys?” Hi Lucien! Ma I actually made it! Summer of 87! Tracy get a hair cut! Do Blondes have more fun? Bon-Jovi Rules! JEN JON FOREVER Is it Fri- day yet? VELMA ENGLEHART Friday Nights w the gang . . . Brian-September 11, 1987-Something Special . . . May 3 .. October 17, 1985-thanks Shawn. ? . Confusion . . . Hey Nic, what about those Turner boys? .. Missy, you missed a pothole! . . Summer of 88? . . . The Cabin-close call... Nic, we made it! Homework??? Student Council 1-4 Pres. 2 JON FLAMAND Headin out on some un- charted path you soon turn back it happens time and time again you never seem to reach the end... Baseball 1-4 17... Foot- ball 1-4 34... Jake Matt J.G. Summer The Beach . . . Wrights Thanksgiving Day Morgan Bowl Line- backer Q.B. Sack Districts 86, 88 MELISSA FIELD Great times with great friends .. The Gang The Cabin 10 9 87 Close call . . Hampton Beach Dyno... Wobblin w Rob Deb kath, Potholes?? Shell... Crusin w the gals . . Late night chats w Michelle Nic Val’s Sunday visits Maine 88? Shopping .. Alf .. M.L.K.A.M.M. Splurge! Thanx Mom Dad Keep searching Rob... DUANE FORTIN In the Beginning .. . Friends. Smokin’ S’UP Girls Girls Girls DEFI- ANCE Rockin-n-Rollin Kinda Mint ‘Sweet Leaf’ Kramer Striker 700 ST Got a Light? How ya doin? The Weekend There’s nothin like a good BUD Vacations The Park Good Times Bad Times Born Free and Always will be... THE END ‘ ia F ROBIN FINNE The best of times with the best of friends! Friday nights with the gang The cabin 10-9-87: Close Call Hampton Beach-Dyno Mumblin w Missy Luv ya Beck-I’ll hunt ya... “Summer fun 87” Kim 15?! Luv your drivin Miss It’s a gift! Hi hun Family I love you Mom Dad Maine 88 Bye Guys... Keep searchin Miss .. . CHRIS FOSTER Boys. Music. Football Games. Photography . . Tracey! Watch out!! A Snake!. ’88 ..69..17. Par- ty .. Long Hair... Bon Jovi. Aerosmith. Heart. Dokken. Prom! Riverside rotary ... Amanda Bill. Punky .. Kim Joey. Hell raiser Jo Anne Bo. Kisses!! Hey Flip! The cor- ner Perverts! My cousin Chelle Beach Hi Rob! I Love you Mom Dad. Dirtbikes. Buns KIM FITTON JOEY August 11, 1985 My Dog Squash Chris, Kim and Tracey The Class of 88 Are you Kidding Me? Thanks for the Rides, Flip! Whitesnake Motorcy- cles Four Wheelin’ Cruisin’ Our Junior Prom-Together Forev- er These Four Years are Finally Over! JOE, I LOVE YOU KIM FOSTER Best Friend Tracey. Good Times.. Punky.. My twin Sister. Boys. Hi Mom Dad. Love ya. Keep on Skatin! Kim, Tracey Chris, Friends Forever. AC DC . . Whitesnake . . Aerosmith .. Heart .. Animals. Rats. Money. Charlie. Gum!! Miss this Place. Uptown. Flip. We had great times Tracey Kim. Never will forget you guys! STEVEN FREDERICO Come on come on Baby!! .. PARTIES .. 3 24 86 10 25 87 3 15 85 Fred!! Girls . . Crazy! You Know it. Faced. Football 4 “61” sack Headhunter. Wrights. Monza 88 Good times. Beach times. Track 3, 4 Bas- ketball 1-4 ‘24 East Boston 65-62. PHILIPPE GIBEAULT — Isn’t That Special Mus- tang Girls J.D. Desire 84’ Exp Nasty II Co- | horts in Crime . . Matt, Mike, Gary, Me, Bon- nie, Amy, Tracy. I am King!! Poison my Mo- bubble Motley Crue Whitesnake I Might be gone but the memories remain! Gumby Jack- son, Kramer, Rule Bos- ton Easy Killer! Talk to me! Friends Pinhead JOE FRESOLO NICOLE GLINSKI Class of 88 .. the gang. . love those potholes Miss. . homework? . . Isn’t that special . . Cabin-10 9 87- Close call . . 6-25-85 Mike Ill never 4get you . . Get it, Got it, uhh-let it roll .. Pacifier .. F’n riot Shell .. those Turner boys. . 7-27- 86... Val, we finally made ite. J. PARLY,� .Winter Track 3 4 Spring track 3 4 Student Council 1 2 3 4 r Y MIKE FRESOLO Budweiser wasp Love Ma- chine. A ’ . D _ Live Wire Toot J D Girls Girls Girls Alice Cooper Is it my body partners in crime Grossman Slim Party Heavily The Flood ¥2 Keg Love Aint No Stranger Bags Harder Faster Trim Hunt Nay Linda Brick Snow Heiney Sessions Football 3 4 Baseball 1 2 34 JOHN GORDON Partying Weekends Rt 20, Girls, Bud, Fred’s House, Gordie, Flash, Wench, What’s Up?, JF, SH, TG, MC, SF, Melissa Going out, Pitching, Scoring, Sports, Bird, Boggs, Boss- worth, MVP 47-32-14, 3rd Base, DE, Just Get A Case Kev, Beach, Girls Melissa, outstanding Play I’m Just Kidding Baseball 1-4 Bas- ketball 1-4 Football 2-4 8Q “88” JASON J. GEMM Class of 88!!! I’m a Dancer darling .. Goin for the Big Time! Play it! If you cant play it sing it! Lip Sync I ulles-Dreamcoat 2). Shecky .. Yuk! Yuk! John .. Hi Mary, Karen, Gary, John . . Don’t forget me when Im gone... Paula.. Chillin! We are compost. Im not conceited!! The Prez! Elga? Winter carni- val! Matt! We made it!!! ROGER A. GORDON 77 Lets Pump it Up Uni- ty. Hammand. Tool? cam- mando. Scharzenager!. 5150 The hill. FOOT- BALL!!sBozapar 2acey, - Wrights? 85 Thanksgiving Day MVP. Battle field LT Sports; Celtics, Sox, Pats, Gordie. friends TG, JF, JR, SF, SH, Matt Jen, Amy, Girls. Guns. Stay Pumped. Hit, Hit, Hit. TOM GRABAUSKAS “Life is only what you make of it.” I’m so con- fused .. . E-Z Clowns . The Dump. Eastie 69-66 at the CENTRUM FRED’S. My Maverick. Soccer 21-0? .. 6. Cap- tain . . Soccer 1-4. . Bas- ketball 1-4 . . Baseball 2 Track 1, 3.. Sammy Ha- gar..VH..Where’s The Party .. Little Lowenbrau .. Friends!. KEITH HISER THEY-CALL-ME-PICK- LE Happy-Homes-Hisler Miss-ya Hap. Lots Daves- a-Killer-Fred-Killer- Pinger-the Killer K’s- Kristen- Kim- Kelley- The Merc-Dads Car- Crash!! Woody!!! Ex- Nerd? No Way Aye-Late as usual-Vote Pickle- All I have to say is I hope Im not here next year! CARRIE E. GURNEY It’s time to say goodbye— Bye-Hey Debbie-Have Fun. Bye Diane, Candi, Vicki, Jody Terry. I Need A Hug! Mrs. Canali, I am Going to Miss You! Thanks for all the hugs, Mrs. St. John! Hey Val, forget it! THE CATS!!! me Buttons!!!! Student Gov- ernment Day 3, 4 - - - Dra- ma Club 1, 4, Reflector 4- Drill Team 2 and Chorus ELAINE A. HOBIN Jen, Best Friends Forever! . . A faithful friend is a sure shelter, whoever has found one has found a rare treasure. John, I Love You! ... Gotta Dance!!... Roses . . . Sunsets... Dreams Realities... I love you, Mom, Dad, Kelly! Heather, Jill- ,Cindy, Tina Dawn- Friends 4-eva! Memories . SHAWN HANRATTY HEY DUDE, What’s Up? Lisa, Corvette, Ski Nauti- que, Water Skiing, Sum- mer of ‘87’, Class of ‘‘88’’, 64 Stingray, Mustang, SVO, Awesome, Van Ha- len, JP Flash, Back Off, I Am Bumming, Have a clue, It’s Finally Over, 64, Football 1 2 3 4 JERRY HORNER _ oe MARYANN HEALY O.K. Now what? Karen do you have your keys? I need some dry socks You got decked! Holy Cross KISS and the conceit swells Goin’ up the Park? Whitesnake Ready Fredie, Let’s go Joe The Doors-Morri- son Lives! I’m having a nervous breakdown! Again Roch? WENDY HOWE Thanks for everything Mark! I Love You 6 6 86 “143” No more lying! “HI GUYS? Wendy n Mark togeth- er again. I want a pick- le! tootsie 7th period in the library 86 Gym Freshman Year Hi Pam Got a Butt? Can I go to the Bathroom? You Dizzy Broad English Freshman year, Thanks Ma and Clyde, Love You lots Hi Melis JIM IMBODY Mom I finally did it Later MHS Stimee Par- tying at Hampton Beach “87” This Buds 4 U Slim 4x4 Kim JD Football Baseball Par- tys 4ever with Mike and Jim Webster Bake “87” Prom “87” The Flood Led Zepplin Dio Bad Company Ozzy Boston Boc Too all my MARIE LABRECK “Days come and go but memories last forever” . ert: Kevin 12 9 84... the cabin .. . close call . ee AIT Goes. CTUISIN«... Friday nights... 14K gold... “Am I being obnoxious” . . . shop- DING eo ...ICL)s.’, . Maine 88?? . . . Base- ball games w Kim .. . Goodbye. .. Basketball 1-4... Softball 1-4... Soccer 1-4 GREGG JACOBSON Cindy The Nucleus . . 17, Matty, Jon, and J Rohmy ‘“‘The Morgan Bowl” Matt T.D. Pass “Baumph” “OK Men” QB Thanksgiving 85 “kinda cold hey guys!!’’ 30 “THE CENTRUM” State Finals 69-66 Clark Champs ‘‘86 Break’em down “Hit” MICHAEL LACOUTURE CLASS OF 1988 - “LUCKY”- Bauoff! ... Hi! Mom... Shayrn... Nan- tucket! 28... . Philmont 84. AB “The Pen” .. Mr. Lucey Jeff-Chess . . Dave, Mark, Julie . . . Eagle! Mrs. K... Jill Jod... Trace . . . Beatles . BBWAAF ..Ta.. Life isa banquet in which we feast, and if you don’t feast... You'll get no dessert! . . MB Hi Rose Ben .. .? er CRYSTAL JAMESON John, I love you Hi mom Do you, believe it I made It! I love you! Halloween of 86! September 25, at Purgatory whip cream and coconut sauce! Nights with candles and the Ea- gles! Jasmine; Mr. Lucey; May 9 86; A day at the or- chards with John! Sept. 25 87! Vermont; Mickey; JD; Miss Debs; Mrs. Raffa; It’s worth the wait! CHARLENE ANNE LAVALLEE Hi Mom and Dad! I Final- ly Made. It! I Love You Mom and Dad! Best Friends . ... . Kris Casey, Patty Russell, Joe Bunny. Favorite Animal . . . Cats! Sports .. . Football, Soc- cer, Hockey, SADD. Perci- sion tape’s Party! Coolers! 1988! Frick and Frack! Daytona Beach, 1986! Rhode Island! Bob Seger, Whitesnake, Meatloaf, Aerosmith KEN KIMBALL LIFE IN THE FAST LANE. Friendly’s. Ken and Michelle. Man is Man and Master of his Fate. Ashly’s BJ. Talk Dirty to Me. Purgatory. ALF. Hampton Bang. Quaking Bro. A Jay, Shmay. Ten- sion Breaker, Had to be done. Thumbs Up Dude. Fender Percision Bass. Dude Looks Like A Lady. Girls Girls Girls ELIZABETH LISS “Now are you ready to rock children of the night!’’ Florida X-mas Vac. 87-88 Did you see those Buns J.Q.’s B-day Bash 87! Grt tims w ND WB MM KG JQ “The Guys!” This one goes out to the one I love. Whites- nake Metallica CRUE RULE! Joe Grow up! It’s been real unreal! JENNY LOPEZ DARLENE MINNEY IM AS FREE AS A BIRD NOW Wolfborough NH Look out for the Taxi. Webster Bake Party at Robins I dont get it. Hi Mom Got a Problem? John I Love you today but what about tomorrow? What happened to your Hair? Minski, Ralph, The Vetsta, Amy, JoAnn Sum- mer School MIKE MANNERS Sorry Jim I made it M D Im finally out! Hi Brat. Late Again? Harley Da- vidson T shirts. Motley Crue 87! Okay Skippy. Blackie, Class of ‘88’ Cali- fornia, Florida, Salibury! 200 Sportsman club Hunt- ing, Fishing ‘‘What’’ Mickeymouse. Gorettis, 80 Oldsmobile, Bye Spankie and JC me and Jimbo wa- ter skiing Summer of 87. MELISSA MONAHAN And now were on our way Thanx for being there Vic Party at Micheles Hooted Rob Unreal Marcia Wen- dy Thanx Flood Runaway I Feel Funky Were Golden Say! On the Prowl Sum- mer 87 Lean on Me Vi- cious Watch out 4 the curb Florida Bucks Is it Friday Yet? The Bake Nothing is 4ever so dont look back dont look down Chicken-man . two year plan . sticks are these? . JENNIFER MARSHALL Bill, I Love You! Anji- Best Friends Forever! Heather, Jill, Jodi Shat- tered Rose- Boston-Hide in my music, forget the day .. . Sunsets, Sunrise, everlasting dreams Desti- ny will lead you back I Love you Mom, Dad Dennis! Follow your heart. Groovy, Oh My! KENNETH MONROE STEPH!!! Class of 88’ Stu! .. Bummin’!...Oh-no!... . Stage Band. Drums... Mrs G’s . Who’s . Looks like Worcester State!! Get a clue! Weekends!! Oooh Tm Dyin) 22a bear Allo George!! . . . Ou-hot!!- oops! See ya _lat- erllVVVUTTOUeTreeyiyy SOOO eee eee teen eeee LINDA MAY Let the Good Times Roll Best Buddies Brick Nay Frezlos High Voltage Rock-n-Roll Coconut Snake Charm- er Chippendales Take a Ride on the Wild Side Cocktails Dazed Con- fused Chink Drinks Perma Buzz College Bound Hampton Ben- nies JEFF MURAWSKI ICLASS OF 88! 1964 CORVETTE STING- RAY CONVERTIBLE ROMPS! DIVER DOWN! CELTICS ARE 1! Boraginaceae Myosotis! JEFF!! BRIAN MURPHY RICK NOCCHI Welcome to my night- mare. Memories are forever, Summer of “85” M.H.E. 11 06 85. Good Times Bad Times We’ve all had our share, I don’t ask for much the truth will do just fine! Give to me large kiss! Alfy the wonder dog. All we are is dust in the wind. Long live Rock n Roll. yo sweetness. Marshall, Carvin; Kelly 4 ever MARY MURRAY Remember the Joy, the Laughter, and the Tears... . Brian Forever 11 14 85 My Mon Chi Chi Lami Lori Bye to the Gang Ill miss you guys Chink Food Anyone? the OD’s Deuf- Fiss Tammabam! Living through Missy’s driving! JRP YMCA C-Lunch Crew... Prom Comm... Yearbook Staff... Stu- dent Council . . . Bye MARK PARELLA Back to School MISS YA JIM 10 24 87 My Buddy Weiser 4 Wheeling Lazy- hill Flying High Again You Cant Kill Rock-n- Roll Alice Cooper Ace Randy Rhoads Ozzy Grab a Heiney Love aint no Stranger Girls Girls Girls Look what the cat dragged in Class of 88 Schools Out FOREVER Angus Malaka Miss ya Mike MICHELLE NADEAU A smile only takes a mo- ment but the memory lasts forever .. Brian. . 2 7 86 ...Jen... “Soccer” My favorite sport... 21. wCe, s0eU.. . MISssysc.s the gang... thanks Chon- dra... best bro’s Wayne and Jeff... thanks Mom and Dad... Memories... Class of 88...Soccer 4... Softball 1-4... Basketball KEITH PIERCE Kinieyees Shynessians.- ies Bye Seniors... Love Something, Set It Fr ee, If It Doesn’t Return, Hunt It Down and Kill It. feted: Oinkil-Toi . . . DT- OTe. 63870) oe Chevy.:: .. Antiques .... Septem- ber 12, 1986... Hi Mom and Dad... Football: 1, 3, 4 MICHAEL NEWLANDS “In nature there are nei- ther rewards nor punish- ments-there are conse- quences” Class of 88 . . was’t up . . It’s Michael not Michelle!. Jimbo. Punchbuggy. Matt. Phil.. the T-1000 . . Noodles. . the Sentry Crew. May 1987 . . 3 14 70 . . Busi- nesss Club 3,4..SADD 1, 2... Yearbook staff 4.. Soccer 2. . Winter Track BILL POLEWARCZYK Black Sabbath, Dio, Iron Maiden, Party at the park, Stoga, Get on that rat!!! Theres nothin like a good Bud! Barons, Sweatleaf, Honda 500 Shadow, Mus- tang, Marlboro, Don’t be shy ... The Mob Rules. Party Hardy. Don’t talk to strangers. The Prisoner, Heaven and Hell, Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Culater PAUL PRUS Nikki and Me, 38 Sweep, 70, Football, Hockey, Run to The Hills, Iron Maiden, Anthrax, Metallica, Ga- rage Days, Peace sells State of the Art Speed Metal, Sip top Jack, 151, Floyd, Dead, Black Sab- bath, Dio, Nik, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Kahuna, Keep tryin, Winter Carnival Floor Hockey, Am I evil JOANN REMUCK Jim 10 24 86 Daddy’s lit- tle girl “Lets go out for lunch mom” Class of “88” 14k gold The “J” Team Erica Jen Papa Ginos Nay’s Parties Pumpkins Wolfborough N.H. Satur- day Nights The Beach Tim, Mark, Kevin, Jessi 77 Cutlas 12:00 Remember The Good Times I think we made it Dar!!! ZBYSZEK PRZYBOROWSKI POLISH EAGLE, Varsity Soccer No. 22, Outstand- ing Season of 87, Where is the Water? Cant take En- glish, too much pressure. Do I have to? Hi Family on the other side of the globe, Elblag, Dont call me Ziggy!!! 2 Little Cous- ins, New World, Out- standing Guardians JEFF ROBERTS Football 42 1-4 Baseball 16 1-4 68 Dart-636 mck “J.R.” Matt, Jake, Jon + Me-The nucleus ‘‘O.K. Men” Let’s pump it up! Breakdown-‘“‘Hit’”’ 85’’ W.B. Brawl Touch Downs + Fumbles The Morgan Bowl TB CB “We lost” Dipietro-Grand Slam ‘““Get-em’’ Gimme 20! Back! Mara 8 months- Guitar Festivals “We fi- nally won guys! DEREK RAYMOND Wendy 7 22 86 The Cab- in, Summer of 86, Parties, The Gang, AC DC, Scor- pions Kawasaki KX 80... Riding at the pits, The Prom, Miss Debs English Class Ha! I have the need; The need for speed, 1970 Chevy Nova SS, Chevy 1, Later People!!! NICOLE ROCHELEAU Roch . .. It’s been fun but Dm glad sit ssovera cscs, FRAN you’re the best! ... Good luck girls on C.C... pink spandex... TC-3... Friday Nights . .. the whole gang... LowL... Any foods Mame? .. . Stones, Bruce... Ma’am + Pierre ... year book staff, C.C. 3, 4, Spring Track 1, 2.3; 4 3) now for the real world, good luck everyone! ERICA RAYMOND Mountains are the best because when you look down your on top of the world . . . Good Times “Summer 85’. Being Mellow. Whats hap- penin’ Brickili!. Parties. The Flood Path. Blas- tin’ the Tunes!. 1 Led Zeppelin. Aerosmith. Whats Up Jo-Ann?. Yeah, Dereks my twin!. PATTY RUSSEL One Day We’ll Look Back on these as The Good ol Days. The Joshua Tree Tour 87. Does he have a big nose Dee? Tom can I have your autograph? Joe E. Lee. I think its a cham- pagne night. Have a nice trip Mr. B? Mr. Grraahaam!! Big Rat. Wheres my _ hat?? Wanna do a Photo Ses- sion?? Thanks Ma! CHOW!!! MHS SEAN SALMONSEN “Potential is Impossi- ble to Live up to”... Party Under the Moon Led Zeppelin 10 31 87-Never Forget It. Summer of ’83-Cape Cod-July ’85-Hey Jim Where’s the Fire? I can’t Drive 55 Speed- Money Case of Coors M Ms Move On Thank You KAREN STANLEY Thoughts of my loving brother Lenny... Chuck for always and forever. Hey Boganda! What’s Up? .... Never say goodbye Junior Prom 87 to good friends Erica, Renee, Tracy, Krissy Good Luck Al- ways. Keep in touch. Don’t look back Boston Hampton Beach 87. Look Mom and Dad I finally made it! RENEE SANTAMARIA Don’t Walk in front of me I May not Follow Don’t Walk Behind me I May not Lead Just Walk Be- side me and be my Friend Good Friends-Karen, Tra- cy, Darlene, JoAnn DON’T USE ME AS AN EXAMPLE AGAIN MRS. JULIAN!! 1977 TRANSAM Footprints “Jimmy Forever” ERIC STUMP DONALD C STUMP Au- gust 13 1987 . . . Whites- nake “FREDDY” Mr Howards classes Ozzy Os- bourne Randy Rhoades Lives Always!!! I made it.. . Spuds Mackenzie De- clares: Let the Party Be- gin 55 Chevy Bel Air 350 with a blower 4 on the floor Provencher Plaster- ing Holy S-i- Im out of School Have fun you Suckers Bill Louis TRACEY LYNNE SHORETTE My Best Friend Kim Fos- ter. Never Forget Kim Chris Best times at High School Hi Mike! Stay in touch. Nichole Major. act! Senior year the Best! Keep on rocking! caring . loving Best luck for every- one. class Reunion! Julie Tom Fast cars Travel- ing! Peice in the world. PAM TARKIAINEN BRIAN I Love You today, twice as much as yester- day, but half as much as tomorrow 9 2 84 Hi Wen- dy Jen Amy Tracy Dar- lene Gotta butt? Wendy I lost my work on the com- puter again! Freebird Isn’t that special? What? Wen- dy slow down! Jen watch out for that truck! Thanks Mom Dad Ron! Every- body We Made It! BOB STALL Snowblind is left Behind 10 23 87 GOOD BYE JIMMY Angus Malaca Spuds Budweiser Cross St. Looks like we made it STACY B. KATH N. 4 Wheeling 205 went up Flying High Again AC DC Girls Girls Girls Class of “88” ONLY THE GOOD DIE YOUNG Goo d Bye Mike We did it mom Born to Raise Hell SCOT TURNER Settle Down? Me? Never! Van Halen 3rd Show What a night... State Fi- nalist B. Ball... 80 Olds.. . Lets Cruise!!! ... The Dump... Hampton... Cabin . . . The Magic Trunk ... Bahamas... Screwdrivers Budweiser ae Elirgatory..ase. cits, Girls, Girls... Alf... 16 ... Soccer 18-1? Asylum .. SCOTT VALENTINO Life Goes By Too Fast-If you don’t stop and look around you might miss it, Stuarts, Roland Yvette I Love you two! Good Times with Gary, John, Derek, Mac, Pick! Never Again Johnny! Another 30 days, Cabin 10-9-87, “Watching Movies” with Kath, Thanks Kara, Why, Prom ’87, Sorry Luce! The Color of Money, Cross St, GARY WILLIAMS Happy Hisler and Holmes Michelob-Those ee’s are mine! Midsummer’s Day- dream Rush Triumph-Ca- nadian Bands Rule 82- LN7 78-Z28 10-16-86 Gina The Mailbox Masacre Mr MCcheese Scotty-Dere- lict-Mac-Jay WMA 10-9- 87 Cabin Speak-up I’m blind Thanks Mom and Dad Love Ya Lots Lee Much Luck and Success JOHN WALKONEN Dear Seniors, We’ve come a long way but have a long way to go. Don’t sell your- selves short-go all the way. Headed for “Art” eat your heart out Van Gogh! Hey - where’s my smiley pin? Hi Gary Let’s all try to make the reunions. Basketball 1, 2 Soccer 1, 2 Nat’l Honor Soc 2, 3, 4 DEBBIE WOOD TODD WATKINS Hey Dude What’s Up Budweiser Party Van Ha- len 5 16 87 Julie 10 11 87 “Live it up” Weekends “Eddie Van Halen Rules” Motley Crue Football Whitesnake Whatever Crue Concert 8 10 87 Chi- nese Food MB California The Prom Summer Vaca- tion The Beach IROC Watson Small Engines DENISE YOUNG Never lose sight of what’s important because it will ship awayo.- eMarks cruisin in the Maro... Karen, John Ga... the bolted tables! ... We are composte ... Winter Fan- tasy ’87... Tickle Pink... May ard = Bolivia. “liteweight” . . . Student Council 1-4 Basketball 1, 2 SAC, SIC, Yearbook Staff, Honor Society 3, 4 LYNN WHITTEN Lynn Whitten Milli- tant Midget Red Washington Redskins Bon Jovi Whitesnake Miniature Golf New York 86 87 Listen .. . Baseball field CLP. R oe % YUKNAVICH ALL YOU TOUCH AND ALL YOU SEE IS ALL YOUR LIFE WILL EVER BE... JOHNNY 9 22 85 My Best Buddies Linda Nay Ericili Sessions at Nays 75’ FIREBIRD My old Malibu Friday Nights with Lin 88 But I didn’t do it Mr Capp!! Marlboro Lights Party Hampton Beach Do up a SHIGANE. Slimy My Neice Whitney Whites- nake CHOW! Camera Shy Seniors DAWN ZEEK ANGELA CAMUSO Hiba duba?! “Wouldn’t GREG LIS that be so cool!” The MICHELLE VECCHIO boom box. Expose-n- get away! Groovin with my baby. Driving with Tina. Birthdays in the cafe. Vilma your the best! Kim you scared me! Kuusa-n-Dawnie, Romeo-n-Casanova I gotta get some sleep “Sincerely” Live it up! Take it one day at a time. Hold on tight cuz here we go! MANY THANKS The Class of 1988 would like to express it’s most sincere gratitude to the following individuals and groups of people who have made our years here at Millbury High the success that they have been. First and foremost we thank all the citizens of the town of Millbury for there generous financial and moral support. We thank the various members of the school committee for there encouragement and judgement in our behalf. We thank Dr. Alfred J. Sylvia our school superintendent for his leadership and direction. . Special thanks to our Principal Mr. Carmody and our Assistant Principal Mr. Capperelli as well as to all the other school administrators in the Millbury school system for there involvement in our progress. We especially thank all the many teachers who have molded us into the promising young adults we feel we have become. We realize that without there collective effort in our behalf our education and subsequent gradua- tion would not have been possible. Finally an extra special thank you to Mr Dennis Leonard and Mr. Neil Lucey our class advisors who personally guided our final high school years with tender loving care. Also we thank Mr. Eugene Genese our year book advisor who helped us prepare this final memory we will cherish always. 29 SUPERLATIVES Hi | Le j wait � ferlat Most All Around Jon Flamand Marie LaBreck Most Masculine Feminine Matt Corridori Michelle Nadeau Most Athletic Tom Grabauskas Jodi Bush Most Talkative Todd Watkins Nicole Glinski SUPERLATIVES Class Brain Most Likely To Succeed Zbigniew Przyborowski Class of 88’ Bonnie Crabbe Class Clown Most Unforgettable Steve Frederico John Walkonen Amy Broulliard Carrie Gurney “ 32 SUPERLATIVES Most Talented Ken Kimball Tina Campanale is ‘(aumes 618 DENTINE BA Bow 4 rete Class Couple Gregg Jacobson Cindy Berthiaume Most Flirtatious Mike Fresolo Linnea Bengston Best Dressed Jason Gemme Heather Bourassa = ce - awe ey ah de, 2“) a id . Linnea Bengston Lori Ann Bernard Jim Boden Amy Brouillard 7 | Heather Bourassa Jill Bush 34 Matt Cassidy Jim Crossman Karen Dion Matthew Corridori Ei sypasy . ein Velma Englehart 35 Melissa Field Kim Fitton Robin Finne Duane Fortin N Christine Foster Steven Frederico Michael Fresolo Philippe Gibeault Jason Gemme Nicole Glinski 36 Elaine Hobin Jerry Horner Wendy Howe Gregg Jacobson Jim Imbody Crystal Jameson 37 Michael Lacouture Marie Labreck Charlene Lavallee Sharon Lemieux Elizabeth Liss Jennifer Marshal Linda May William Martin Darlene Minney 38 Brian Murphey Mark Parella Keith Pierce Paul Prus 39 Patty Russell Sean Salmonsen Renee Santa Maria Karen Stanley Tracey Shorette Eric Stump 40 Pamela Tarkiainen Scot Turner S434 63 John Walkonen Debbie Wood Brickie Yuknavich Denise Young Dawn Zeek 41 42 FOOTBALL ’87 Front Row: Micheal Faron, Tim Cluett, Jeff Roberts, Matt Corridori, Jon Flamand, Shawn Hanratty, Dave Gilbert Second Row: Michael Pappas, David Brusa, Bob Guyan, John Gordon, Mike Decoto, Paul Prus, Mike Gosselin, Mike Lavallee, Harry Supernout Top Row: Coach Fouracre, Coach Roach, Roger Gordon, Scott Meyer, David Willand, Gregg Jacobson, Keith Pierce, Steven Frederico, Bill Martin, Coach Macnamara The Millbury Football team compiled a 2- 7-1 record. Although the record can be de- ceiving, the team had one of its best seasons of the past few years. Led by senior captain Matt Corridori, the team had a long but exciting season. The team’s 12 seniors helped show some promising spots to the underclassmen. The seniors included Tim Cluett, Jeff Roberts, Matt Corridori, Jon Flamand, Shawn Han- ratty, Paul Prus, John Gordon, Roger Gor- don, Gregg Jacobson, Keith Pierce, Steven Frederico, and Bill Martin. The Seniors leave with many good memo- ries and wish the best of luck to next year’s team. MHS — — nN NAcCCONAMRHFLOWAS Grafton West Boylston North Uxbridge Bay Path Oxford Hudson Catholic Leicester David Prouty Northbridge Volleyball ’87 Front Row: Mrs. St. John, Donna Adams, Heather Bourassa (Capt.), Shannon O’Leary, Lynne Balcius, Mellissa Phelan Top Row: Mellissa Haglund, Maxine Dupre, Tina Cocaine, Heide Marino, Stephanie Muzzy, Katie Hedlund MHS FPONONOrFNOCODOFRCOCSO Whitinsville Christian Lincoln-Sudbury Clinton Algonquin Hudson Marlborough Ashland Hudson Lincoln-Sudbury Clinton Marlborough Worcester Academy Algonquin Ashland OPP NONONONNONMNMWNDND Pb po The Varsity Volleyball Team was led this year by senior Captain Heather Bourassa. Under her leadership the team won more games and matches than the previous season. The team has some good spikers in Katie Hedlund, Heather Bourassa, Shannon O’Leary and Melissa Haglund. Some of our strong servers were Donna Adams, Maxine Dupre, Katie Hedlund, Stephanie Muzzy, Tina Cocaine and Melissa Phelan. 45 46 wee Soccer ’87 Front Row: Matt Bleau, Tom Grabaukus, Bob Ayotte, Scot Turner, Pete Bal- kus, Zbyszek Przyborowski Middle Row: Mike Tift, Jim Wise, Ken White, Chris Wilbur, Brian Novak, Scott Pease, John Welcom, Marc Anderson T'op Row: Jeff Gilbert, Adam Griffith, George Squires, Kevin Richards, Ryan Roach, Brian Juneau, Kurt Richards The Millbury Boys Varsity Soccer Team com- pleted it’s most successful season ever with an overall record of 18-1. Their regular season includ- ed an undefeated record of 17-0, an SWCL title, and a 1 ranking in the Districts. This Woolie team advanced to the District Finals for the sec- ond straight year, but lost to Algonquin and Nashoba. This team allowed only 3 goals throughout the regular season and posted 14 shutouts including a string of 9 shutouts on a row at the beginning of the season—which is a school record. The team was noted for its intimidating defense led by Tom Grabauskas, Scot Turner (Co-Captains), and Pete Balkus. The offense also proved it was of the cali- ber that could play against any team in the area. This team scored twice the goals scored in the 1986 season. Matt Bleau and Ziggy P. were the leaders on the offensive end of the field. Matt scored both of the goals scored in the semi-final game against Bay Path. These five seniors overall record for the two years playing together was 29-3- ff: MHS mee OWI b w ONrFNWW RH A1WH Assabet Shepard Hill Leicester Burncoat Northbridge West Boylston Oxford David Prouty Whitinsville Christian St. Mary’s Leicester Northbridge West Boylston Oxford Bancroft Prouty Blackstone Baypath Nashoba i Sac Geo No°ocrHFH Oooo f- Soccer ’87 @iltg, +@ o- Front Row: Michelle Nadeau, Jodi Bush (Capt.), Marie Labreck (Capt.) Middle Row: Pam Turner, Cindy Wade, Tammy Hoel, Beth Krumsiek, Jen Dow, Kathy Ayotte Top Row: Coach Ron Dunham, Darla Pakraka, Michelle McDonald, Gina Orsi, Cyndi Ward, Lisa Luby, Monica Gaboriault The Millbury Girl’s Soccer team missed making the District Playoffs by a single point. The rugged schedule took its toll on the team physically, and with a few beaks our way, the team could have made the District Tournament, and would have made a good showing in Division II. Eight teams out of the 14 on the Millbury schedule made the tournament. The team was led in scoring by Kathy Ayotte with 16 goals. Millbury will miss the services of Jodi Bush, Millbury’s goal keeper for four years. She, unfortunate- ly, injured a finger and was forced out of the goal for almost half the season. Marie Labreck, a real tough competitor for 3 years, will also be hard to replace. Michelle Nadeau injured her back and sat out much of the seaon, but was also a force when able to play. Look for Millbury to be a legitimate contender for Division II finals next year. MHS OR WRrFWOWRRPWNHM®M Wr Obl Assabet Sheperd Hill Bartlett Tantasqua Hudson Oxford Sutton Holy Name Oxford Doherty Tantasqua Hudson Wachusett Burncoat Nashoba Wachusett ADONCOCODOCHNH B H kK WF WH PD 47 48 Cross Country °87 sink Brian Tift, Joe Bunevith, Chris Carle The Boy’s Cross Country team compiled a very respectable 5-7 dual meet record highlight- ed by the performance of Jim Wackall, one of the league’s premier runners. The team’s outlook is a promising one due to the steady improvement of new comers Joe Bunevith and Brian Tift. M.V.P. Chris Carle and the rest of the team’s members will be re- turning and after a summer of hard work, hope to challenge for the league title next year. MHS 32 20 24 27 34 34 28 37 25 22 34 38 Grafton North W. Boylston Oxford Prouty Uxbridge Grafton North West Boylston Oxford Prouty Uxbridge 35 26 32 29 23 23 29 22 30 33 23 21 “a � : Cross Country ’ Front Row: Jill Bush, Coach Robert Nicoletti, Nicole Rocheleau Back Row: Mary Ann Bubon, Kristen Bumpus, Wendy Stead, Jane Tuttle The Girls’ Cross Country Team led by cap- tains Jill Bush and Nicole Rocheleau, had an excellent year. The team compiled an undefeat- ed record of 10-0 in dual meet competition on its way to winning the Southern Worcester County League title. Jane Tuttle and Kris Bumpus were the league’s best two runners while Wendy Stead (M. V. P.) and Marriann Bubon showed great improvement. Hopefully, next year’s team will emulate the hard work, dedication, and standards of excel- lence set forth by Jill and Nicole. They will be missed! Grafton Northbridge Oxford Prouty Uxbridge Grafton North W. Boylston Prouty Uxbridge 49 50 IE hi asa ; e = Boys Basketball Standing: Coach Ron Dunham, Adam Griffith. Tom Grabauskas, Scot Turner, Gregg Jacob- son, Steven Frederico, John Gordon, Ryan Roach. Kneeling: Robert Ayotte, Chris Richards, Brian Juneau, John Welcom. Rodney Williams. Lisa Luby. This year’s Millbury Woolies represented the team and Mill. school very well. The young men learned their lessons well from Shepherd Hill 51 1986-87. They won the League Championship and had a tre- Holliston 53 mendous come-from-behind win in the Clark Tournament Springfield 54 Final. Grafton 56 Senior leadership was very evident. Tom Grabauskas was Northbridge 83 injured most of the season, but his contributions were not unno- David Prouty 35 ticed. Gregg Jacobson had another fine season as did Scot Uxbridge 54 Turner. John Gordon and Steve Frederico. W. Boylston 74 With a powerful Group of Juniors this year, the future looks Oxford 70 good for next year. Leicester 64 Grafton 66 Northbridge 72 David Prouty 74 Uxbridge 64 W. Boylston 64 Oxford tz Leicester 81 Team Record= 17-5 S.W.C.L. = 12-2 OPP. Girls Basketball Standing: Wendy Stead, Beth Krumseik, Gina Carenzo, Kathy Ayotte, Becky Stacy, Coach Robert Nicotetti. Kneeling: Lori Sulham, Katie Hedlund, Jody Pye, Tracy Williams, Heather Murray. Sitting: Marie LaBreck, Jodi Bush, Kathy Combs. The Girl’s Basketball Team was ably led by the senior co- captains Marie LaBreck and Jodi Bush. Their team completed Assabet the regular season with a fine 10-5 record before losing to Grafton Bartlett in the Districts. Northbridge Marie played excellent defense, led the team’s fast break, and David Prouty averaged nine points per game. Uxbridge Jodi, the teams M.V.P., led the team in rebounding and W. Boylston points scored (13 15 respectively) and started the fast break Oxford with the fine outlet passes. Leicester The season has many highlights which included an over-time Grafton victory over Leicester, a come-from-behind hard earned victory Northbridge over arch-rival Northbridge. and a “buzzer-stuffer” against Da- David Prouty vid Prouty. Uxbridge Marie and Jodi played Varsity Basketball for four years and W. Boylston were named the “Tribune’s” All Star Team. They will be Oxford missed! Leicester 51 Winter ‘Track Standing: Randi Jalbert, Darla Pokraka, Erica Pierce, Chris Carle, Sean Murray, Bob Guyan, Brian Tit, Barry Bacon, Jane Tuttle, Nicole Jolicoeur, Gina Orsi, Coach Dave Wilbur. Kneeling: Tina Cocaine, James Wise, Michael Decoteau, Ed Gilbert, Mike Lavallee, James Wackell, John Nordstorm, Tom Decoteau, Joel Karsok, Jodi Cronan. Sitting: Mariann Bubon, Shannon O’Leary, Heather Fitzpatrick, Nicole Glinski, Michael Newlands, Jill Bush, Jennifer Hunt, Stephanie Notides, Kristen Bumpus. The 1987-1988 Boys Indoor Track squad was hit Mill. Opp. hard by graduation. This year’s had only one senior, Narragansett 37 45 Mike Newlands, and many new and inexperienced North 76 5 runners. The team also suffered through many inju- Doherty 50 31 ries during the season. Not once did the entire team South 50% 34% compete together because of injuries. Despite the ap- Lunenburg 35 51 parent short comings, the team worked very hard Doherty 50 36 and posted a 5-4 record. This record is deceiving as Athol 21 65 three of the losses came in the final events. Murdock 38 48 Leading the team was Mike Newlands, and under- David Prouty 44 42 classmen, Mike Tift, Mike Decoteau, Chris Carle, Brian Novak, Jim Wise and Bob Guyan. Bob Guyan was selected M.V.P. by his teammates. The Girls Indoor Track team accomplished goals that no other Millbury Indoor team has ever achieved. The team won its’ first ever league title and they finished with an undefeated 9-0 record. The squad was small in size but rich in experience. Leading the team were seniors Jill Bush and Nicole Glinski. Their leadership and sacrafice enabled the team to win some very close meets. Jill ran indoor track for four years and during the last three seasons the team had a 26-5-3 record. Jill made the top 10 in the high jump and the two mile. Nicole’s value to the team was her versitility. Ni- cole competed in 6 different events this year and made the top 10 in the shot put, high jump, and the 1000 yard run. Many records were broken this year including two school records. Kristen Bumpus set a new 1000 yard run record and the mile relay team of Gina Orsi, Darla Pokraka, Jodi Cronan, and Kris Bumpus broke the old record by over a second. Special congratulations to Jill Bush who ran win- ter track for 4 years, we will miss you! Narragansett North Doherty South Lunenburg Doherty Athol Murdock David Prouty Team Captains: Nicole Glinski, Mike Newlands, and Jill Bush. 53 Cheerleading ix 4 ; : | A eed WE: Back row: Kim Salois, Lori Bernard, Tracy Zeek, Carrie Guyan, Julie Jones. Bottom row: Amy Denning, Dawn Zeek, Kris Jackson, Heather Allard, Stacy Breeds. 55 56 Baseball Bottom row: Jeff MacDonald, Ryan Roach, Kevin Richards, Dave Willand Middle Row: Kurt Richards, Brian Juneau, Bob Ayotte, Jon Welcom, Brian Novak Bottom Row: Roger Gordon, Tim Cluett Jon Flamand, Jeff Roberts, Matt Corridori, John Gordon The Millbury varsity baseball team completed an- other successful season. Besides winning the SWCL with a record of 10-2, the team made it to the district semi-finals where they were knocked out by Black- stone-Millville. The completed season marked the end of the careers of six seniors; Tim Cluett, Jon Flamand, John Gordon, Roger Gordon, Jeff Roberts and Matt Corridori. The pitching staff led the team through the season with fine pitching and consistancy. Most of the staff will be back next year, and should be stronger than this year. With the return of many talented veterans, the Woolies will be sure to bring another championship home. Oxford Valley tech Leicester West Boylston Bartlett Grafton Northbridge Uxbridge Leicester Assabet West Boylston Oxford Uxbridge David Prouty OEP _ NTI RPRWOCORNRNWN FE Softball Top Row: Pam Nichols, Diane Distafano, Gina Orsi, Tracy Williams Heather Murray, Kathy Combs Middle Row: Lori Sulham, Lisa Cluett, Julie Jones, Lynn Balcius, Beth Krumsiek, Jen Dow Bottom Row: Coach Bush, Jodi Cronan, Kathy Ayotee, Jodi Bush, Shelley Nadeau, Marie Labreck, Lisa Luby, Coach Leonard For the third year in a row, Millbury quali- fied for the districts but got defeated in the quarter finals by Bartlett 4-2, thus finishing an up and down season with a record of 12-6. After the first four games of the season we were looking at a record of 1 win and 8 losses. Then came our turn around. We defeated Bart- lett and Grafton in succession. This gave us the momentum going through the next 12 games, losing only twice, to Uxbridge, the league champs. We came from the bottom of the league to a second place finish in the SWCL. We will be losing our three co-captains: Jodi Bush, Marie Labreck, and Shelly Nadeau to graduation. With the reserves and a good JV team we should have the resources to continue to be a strong competition in Central Mass. Oxford Valley Tech Leiscester West Boylston Bartlett Grafton Northbridge Uxbridge David Prouty Leicester Assabet West Boylston Oxford Uxbridge David Prouty 57 58 Boys ‘Track Top Row: Ross Pease, Brian Tift, Bob Brooks, Eric Nelson, Michael Lavallee, Matt Gardner Middle Row: Michael Faron, Jeff Heroux, Joe Bunevith, Barry Bacon, Todd Willians, Tom Decouteau Bottom Row: Coach Neil Lucey, Michael Tift, Bill Martin, Steve Frederico, Jim Wackell, Michael Decouteau, Coach Mark Sutphen The boys track team went 40-2 in the S.W.C.L. and 4-6 overall. MHS OPP Steve Frederico was the team M.V.P. and high scorer on a team Bartlett 572 + 18¥2 that relied heavily on a solid core of underclassmen. Gardner 34 110 This year’s team will be remembered as they yoyoed their way Leicester 87 45 into the future. Grafton 56 86 Relays 69 76 Tantasqua 69 76 Assabet 62 83 Northbridge 73 63 David Prouty 63 Ta West Boylston 98 38 Oxford 81% 44% Blackstone 48 88 SWCL 5th place Girls Spring Track Standing: Tina Cocaine, Mara Glinski, Melissa Grybowski, Jennifer Williams, Darla Pokraka, Erica Pierce, Heather Allard. Kneeling: Shannon O’Leary, Heather Fitzpatrick, Kris Bumpus, Jennifer Hunt, Kim Rice. Sitting: Nicole Glinski, Jane Tuttle, Jill Bush, Wendy Stead, Nicole Jolicoeur. (Absent: Nicole Rocheleau, and Jody Sprague.) The 1988 Girls Spring Track team finished the Mill. Opp. season with a 4-6 record overall, and a 3-3 league Bartlett 49 87 record. Many meets were very close, especially the Leicester 91 40 Northbridge meet in which Millbury was defeated Assabet 80 56 67-69. The girls placed third in the S.W.C.L. meet. Grafton 15 61 This year’s team was led by seniors Jill Bush and Northbridge 67 69 Nicole Rocheleau. Jill’s contributions in the discus Tantasqua D432, “Ble and long distance running, and Nicole’s contribu- David Prouty 58 73 tions in the long jump and the triple jump were W. Boylston 59 73 greatly needed. Both Jill and Nicole ran Spring Blackstone Mill. 55 77 Track for four years. Oxford 12o Ca Jill Bush was named M.V.P. Kristen Bumpus was the top scorer with 191 and three quarter points. Kristen, only a Junior, is currently sixth on the top 10 all time scorer list. Next year’s team will have many young, talented runners returning, and hopefully some new faces. The Millbury girl’s stand a very good chance of plac- ing first in the league next year. 59 H it Wer 60 61 Grade 11 Homeroom 21 Mary Austin Kathleen Babbidge Patricia Bechard Frank Bengston Cynthia Bergeron Kirk Brote Kristen Bumpus Gina Carenzo Christopher Carle Russell Carlson Kathleen Combs Robert Ayotte, Lee Beaumier, Sheila Bu- Grade 1 1 zulis, James Cross- man, and Eugene Homeroom Degre were not present. 22 Jodi Cronan Christine Cyr Dawn Davis Diana Dawson Sharon Dupras Maxine Dupre Matthew Fitzpatrick Jamie Girard Andrew Giro Mark Gosselin Darlene Gover Todd Deschene, Can- dice Desmarais, Chery! Dinsdale, Jen- nifer Dulmaine, Ka- ren Dunn, Paul Du- puis, Scott Foster, David Frase, Joseph Fresolo, Raymond Gauthier, David Gil- bert were not present. Dawna Graslie Adam Griffith Robert Guyan Melissa Haglund Shari Jo Hanson Katherine Hedlund Grade 11 Homeroom { 23 Ao Tamara Hoel Kristina Jackson Eric Johnson Kristin Johnson Tina Johnson Brian Juneau Oliver Knight Beth Krumsiek Sharyn Kuusisaari Gabriel Lacouture Gregory Lis Lisa Luby Lauriann Lucas ro Jeffrey D. Michael Malkhassian Arlene Mattric k Debra Monahan Maureen Monahan Dorothy Moore Rebecca Moss MacDonald Keith Hiser, James Grade 11 Imbody, and William Martin were not Homeroom present. 94 Heather Murray Sean Murray Barry Novak Brian Novak Scott Pease Melissa Phelan Scott Riedle Ryan Roach Tracy Salois Marcia Santa Maria Gary Ojerholm, (Cyade 11 Michael Provencher, Jody Pye, Eric Sal- monsen, and Rachel Homeroom Schwartz were not present. 296 Era Darlene Serra Stephen Sharron Scott D. Shilinsky Katherine L. Sikes Lori Smith r “{ Scott Spatol Norman Spring Rebecca Stacy Stacy Strout Nancy Sullivan William Tuttle James Wackell A _. , cw Cynthia Wade Derek Walsh John Welcom Charles Westling Kenneth White Robert Stall, Karen Grade 10 Stanley, Wendy Stead, Michael Tift, Homeroom and Eugene Weather- bee were not present. 200 John Wilson Marc Anderson Jennifer Army Kathleen Ayotte Lynn Balcius Joseph Belsito Greg Bourassa Robert Brooks Tammy Brooks David Brusa Joseph Bunevith “aceegal Lisa Capurso Kristen Carlson Yvette Christman Athena Cocaine Stephen Corridori Wayne Daigle ‘amp David Bates, David Bazin, Shannon Grade 10 Carle, Billie Jo Chambers, Nicole Homeroom Coffin, and James Cristo were not 201 present. Michele Dawson Steven Decatur Sean Defeudis Cynthia Digiulio Dianne Distefano ) © é a Sheryl Dulmaine Eric Dupuis David Elworthy Michael Faron Susan Doolittle Jennifer Dow Lisa Drumstas Gail Flynn Julie Frazier Matthew Gardner Renee Garriepy Lisa Giguere Jeffrey Gilbert Anthony Enos and Michelle Grudinsky were not present. Michelle Giroux Mark Griffith Melissa Grybowski Melissa Hamill Joseph Havalotti Tracy Hazelwood Grade 10 Homeroom 202 Karen Healy Kristina Hedlund Jeffrey Heroux Gary Hildreth Teresa Horner Wendy Howard 65 Jennifer Hunt Rita Iacone Raymond Jolicoeur Julie Jones Lisa Jones Paul Henry, Michael Kelley, Greg Lange, Robert Luff, William Luff, and Pamela Mac Nevin were not present. Timothy Kimball Jessica LaBonte Jamie Loader Nicole Markunas Heidi Marrino Grade 10 Homeroom 203 Jacqueline Cheri Miller Christopher Doreen Moore Laurie Murphey McFadden Minichilli wert Stephanie Muzzy | Mark Nadeau Kathleen Needham Gina Nelson John Nordstrom Maureen O’Keefe Terryellen O’Neil Gina Orsi Victoria Pano Amy Paquette Erica Pierce Linda Puntamapanitch Phirajada Pimsri, (jrade 10 Phivachira Pimsri, Vicki Racicot, and F[{QOMerOOM | Shanan Ramsdell were not present. 20 4 . q, ‘ Kurt Richard Mss ow 3 Panes F Kimberly Rogers Gregory Rossow Nicole Ruby Celeste Santa Maria Michael Shorette Kimberly Smith George Squiers Pamela Turner Robert Wassell Frank Westling Jennifer Wincer James Wise Andrew Wrobel Barbara Young Jennifer Williams Justin Auciello Barry Bacon Kathleen Ballard Keith Bell a Laurie Bloom Jennifer Boden Melissa Bonin Jeffrey Boria Thomas Boudreau Robert Bush Jeanine Carlson Philip Carpenter Michelle Cabana Stephen Cammuso Grade 9 Homeroom 206 Jean Paul Bricault and Nicole Brodeur were not present. % ee, Robert Crehan Darrell Currie Troy Dubois Scott Erickson Louis Francks Jayne Davolio Michelle Dubuque Patricia White Christopher Wilbur Grade 9 Homeroom 205 Andrew Waszkiewicz, Donald Williams, and Robert Young were not present. Stacy Bernard Brenda Bertiaume Stacy Breeds Kathleen Brooks Mark Chase Lisa Cluett Joseph Dana Pamela Davis Monica Gaboriault Renee Gargulinski 67 68 ie A) Sg ha Edward Gilbert Mara Glinski David Gosselin Stephenie Groccia John Hadley Shennon Hall . Grade 9 Stephanie Hodgdon and Paul Krassopou- Homeroom las were not present. 207 Mark Imbody Ryan Johnson Kristine Jones Joel A. Karsok Michael LaVallee Jennifer A. Lavoie Jennifer D. Lavoie Mark Lis Michael Luby Richard Luikey aca Sean Manners Robert Martinelli Kelly Mathieu Gail Mattrick Donald McKeown George McMullin andella Sara McArdle and Grade 2 Kelly Mulcahy were Homeroom not present. 208 “. : John Morkunas Kerri Murawski Candia Neiduski as Eric Nielsen Diane Nordstrom Colleen O’Connell Jennifer Orcutt Michael Pappas Jennifer Parsekian t abe: y x j Pats Redentor Perea Glenn Pierce Michelle Plante Robert Polselli Michael Puntillo Chi Quan Andrea Rajotte Andrew Pojani, Darla Grade 9 Pokraka, and George Polissack were not Homeroom present. ¥ 1 0 Kerry Rawlston Shane Ray Tammi Ricard Kristen Schiff .N™ Denise Servis Michael Sheridan Christine Simonds Joshua Snow Harry Suprenant Carrie Taylor Brian Tift Jane Tuttle Richard Walther Cynthia Ward Laura Watkins Donna Whitten Scott Schold, Easa Grade 8 Schonborg, Michael Smith and James Homeroom Waszkiewicz were not present. il 0 1 ae Heather Williams Tracy Zeek Heather Allard Scott Anderson Edward Banach Craig Bartelloni Chad Bedard Daniel Benedix Lori Bernard Kristen Boire Colleen Bourget Stephanie Breault Melissa Breeds David Bunevith Jennifer Buron Maria Campolito Anthony Banach and Ann Marie Cocaine were not present. Gerard Cardinal Shawn Carrignan Jason Clark Andrew Combs Jessica Craig Pamela Credit 69 70 Grade 8 Homeroom 104 ee ie i — ovr DS aR Lisa Cristo Edward Crowley Daniel Daly Thomas Decoteau Amy Denning : Jodi Donovan Karin Fischer Aaron Gauthier Christopher Carol Gilbert Katie Green Gengarelli Carrie Guyan Maribeth Hagan Shamus Hamill Amy Hamilton — Kevin Hanson New Grade 8 Jennifer Pay wes not FT omeroom 108 James Heroux Sean Johnson Nicole Jolicoeur Shawn Kehowski Jennifer Keith David Kelley Rebecca Kupcinskas Louis LaBarge Denise LeBlanc James Luff Michael Jakubiak and Janet Lebel were not present. Alfred Lund Julie Lund Sarah MacConnell Scott MacDonald Michael Mackoul Christoher Diguette Kristine Kupfer Beverly Lumb Grade 8 Homeroom — 110 Lynne Maguire Scott Mayer Shannon McArdle Samantha McKeown Rebbekka Christine Moore McLaughlin Michael Moore Chamoni Mossa Marie Murphy Kevin Murray Sandra Nikolajevs Mark Nolfi Stephanie Notides Dawn Mac Nevin, Grade 8 Blane Mitchell, and Raymond Modig were Homeroom not present. if 1 9 Michelle O’Connell Michael O’Leary Sandra Orcutt Cheryl] Orsi Tammy Patenaude Anne Marie Pelletier Michael Perreault Jill Peters Christie Prus Michael ; Bryant Richards ' Puntamapanitch i Michael Richford Amy Rocheford George Roe David Rossow Eric Roth Derek Rudge eh tee oa | 8 Denise Sabonaitis Kim Salois Katrina Savage Brian Silver Jody Sprague Amy Stump Grade 8 Homeroom asf 114 Jodi Sulham Patrick Sullivan Lynn Suprenant Christine Sweet Pamela Tabor Nicole Tellier 71 72 Kimberly Kenneth Thompson ; Tomaszewicz Vicki Tremblay Kimberly Violette James Walther Kenneth Washwell Scott Trottier was not present. ted = Sul Frank Wood Jodi Wincer Gretchen Vanderlinden Kris Vecchio ! A Todd C. Williams Kathaline Welch Jason Weidman David Wilson 74 Business Club Back row: Roger Gordon, Phil Gibeau, Tom Grabauskas, Tim Cluett, Todd Wil- liams, Steven Frederico, Peter Balkus, Scott Turner, John Gordon. Front row: Jennifer Marshall, Maryann Healy, Robin Finne, Debbie Wood, Velma Englehart, Kimberly Roe, Amy Brouillard, Jennifer Elworthy, Tracy Carlson, Karen Stanley, Linnea Bengston, Christine Cyr. Yearbook Staff Back row: Mr. Genese, Denise Young, Kim Anderson, Lori Bernard, Nicole Roche- leau, Mary Murray. Middle row: Jodi Bush, Jon Flamand, Jason Gemme, Gary Williams, Scott Valentino, Jill Bush. Front row: Anji Hobin, Heather Bourassa, Cindy Berthiaume, Tina Campanale. Reflector Staff Back row: Mrs. Graves, Jody Pye, Rebecca Stacy, Michelle Nadeau, Jill Bush, Tina Campanale, Christine Foster, Patty Rus- sell, Mr. Boudreau. Middle row: Eric Stump, Robert Crehan, Stacy Bernard, Crystal Jameson, Nicole Glinski, Marie LaBreck, Carrie Gurney. Front row: Aaron Gauthier, Darlene Serra, Tina Johnson, Mary Murray, Kim Anderson. Student Council Back row: Melissa Phelan, Michelle Mc- Donald, Heather Fitzpatrick, Nicole Glinski, Maxine Dupre, Velma Englehart, Pam Tabor. Front row: Denise Young, Bry- ant Richards, Scott Pease, Michael Luby, Mara Glinski, Stacy Breeds, Ross Pease, Gretchen Vanderlinden. Cable Club Back row: Ms. Gauthier, Richard Luikey, Donald Williams, Robert Brooks, Greg Bourassa, Matthew Gardner, David Gosse- lin, Raymond Jolicoeur. Front row: Jeffrey Heroux, Richard Lagerholm, Tim Hogan, David Wilson, Mark Chase, Paul Krassopoulas. National Honor Society Back row: Melissa Haglund, Michael Tift, Scott Pease, Christopher Richards, John Welcom, John Walkonen, Mrs. St. John. Front row: Melissa Phelan, Arlene Mat- trick, Heather Murray, Denise Young, Wendy Stead, Bonnie Crabbe. 75 76 Music Club Back row: Jamie Girard, Jeffrey Roberts, Ken Kimball, Scott Turner, Duane Fortin, Eugene Weatherbee, Joseph Havalotti, Da- vid Rossow, William Nocchi. Front row: Greg Rossow, Linda May, Timothy Kim- ball, Mr. Lucey, Brickie Yuknavich, Rob- ert Crehan. S.0.8. Club Back row: Shannon Carle, Karen Healy, Mr. Healey, Jennifer Parsekian, Billie-Joe Chambers. Middle row: Doreen Moore, Yvette Christman, Kristin Johnson, Melis- sa Monahan, Maureen Monahan, Wendy Howard. Front row: Donna Whitten, Joann Remuck, Darlene Minney, Kelly Mathieu. Lisa Luby-Treasurer, Charles Westling- Vice President, Keith Hiser- President. Drama Club Back row: Amy Hamilton, Rebecca Kup- cinskas, Sandra Nikolajevs, Jill Peters, Maribeth Hagan, Maira Campolito, Sandy Orcutt, Janet Lebel, Denise LeBlanc, Carol Gilbert, Christie Prus, Denise Servis, Julie Lund. Middle row: Vicki Racicot, Chamoni Mossa, Tracy Zeek, Debra Monahan, Dawn Zeek, Julie Jones, Jenny Lopez, Teresa Horner, Kim Rice, Robert Turner, Randie Jalbert. Front row: Robert Polselli, Michael Pappas, Sharyn Kuusisaari, Cindy Berthiaume, Heather Bourassa, Mr. Gen- ese, Tracey Shorette, Stephanie Groccia, Vicki Tremblay, Samantha Mc Keown, Rabbekka Mc Laughlin, Harry Suprenant. Back row: Frank Bengston, Brian Novak, Brian Juneau, Philip Carpenter, Zbigniew Przyborowski, Ryan Roach, Joe Belsito, Christopher Carle, Michael Lacouture. Standing: Mr. Wilbur, Adam Griffith, Scott Pease, Jeff MacDonald, Joe Bune- vith, Ray Gauthier, Robert Ayotte, Robert Guyan, Jeffrey Murawski, Chris Mandella, Jerry Horner. Sitting: George Polissack, John Morkunad, Kevin Murray, Michelle Vecchio, Gina Orsi, Joseph Fresolo, James Crossman, James Imbody, Eric Roth, Michael Puntillo. Kneeling: Mark Griffith, Michael Faron, Barry Bacon, Daniel Bene- dix, Mark Parella, Mark Gosselin. Crafts Club Back row: Tammy Ricard, Pam Nichols, Renee Gargulinski, Kristine Jones. Stand- ing: Gina Carenzo, Tracy Williams, Michael O’Leary, Nicole Hebert, Jennifer A. Lavoie, Jennifer Orcutt, Karen Fischer. Sitting: Mary Austin, Stephanie Notides, Denise Sabonaitis, Arlene Mattrick. Front row: Annemarie Pelletier, Amy Stump, Katrina Savage, Cynthia Wade. 77 783) LIZZIE BORDEN OF FALL RIVER On March 10th and 11th the Drama Club present- ed “Lizzie Borden of Fall River.” A special perfor- mance was put on by the 8th graders on March 12th. Playing the leading roles were seniors Heather Bourassa as Lizzie, and Cindy Berthiaume as Emma. Supporting roles included Craig Bartelloni, Melissa Haglund, Terry Horner, Sharyn Kuusisaari, Lordes Lopez, Deb Monahan, Michael Pappas, Melissa Phe- lan, Tracy Shorette, Bob Turner, Gary Williams, Scott Valentino, and Dawn Zeek. Directing this years production was Mr. Eugene Genese. Although the play started off on shaky grounds, it turned out to be a very successful production. vay! __ OF FALL RIVER 80 Our Junior Prom was held at the Holy Cross Hogan center on Friday, May 22, 1987. A buffet was served with a vari ety of foods to chose from. The band Fame provided us with hours of enjoyable music for dancing. Later in the evening the Prom Queen and her Court were chosen. Kim Simpson was chosen Prom Queen and her court consisted of Tracey Carlson, Jennifer Elworthy, Jill Bush, Jodi Bush, Michelle Nadeau, and Marie Labreck. Everyone had an enjoyable time throughout the evening dancing and partying. It was a night that will never be forgotten. RE Sm, ‘ion Fe sma ed we, anenecccliRTN Student Government Day was held on May 13th 1988. This annual event consisted of elected juniors and seniors to meet with counterparts from local town offices. The variety of town offices included the School Department, the Millbury Public Library, the Town Hall along with various other positions. Each stu- dent met with his or her counterpart to learn the many activities that are involved in our town government. 82 JUNIOR PROM The Junior Prom was held at Holy Cross Hogan Center on May 20, 1988. A disc jockey provided the music for the students to dance to. The highlight of the evening was choosing the Prom Queen. Katie Hedlund was chosen Prom Queen and her court consisted of Melissa Haglund, Heather Murray, Wendy Stead, Rebecca Moss, Cin- dy Wade, and Karen Dunn. 83 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This year several members were inducted into the National Honor Society. Present members included Bonnie Crabbe, Maxine Dupre, Karen Dion, Darlene Gover, Melissa Haglund, Arlene Mattrick, Heather Murray, Scott Pease, Melissa Phelan, Chris Richards, Wendy Stead, Michael Tift, John Welcom, and Denise Young. After four of the present members spoke on the quali- ties of character, leadership, scholarship, and service, the new members were inducted. They were Cindy Berthiaume, Joseph Bunevith, Jodi Bush, Matthew Gardner, Tom Grabauskas, Kristina Hedlund, Julie Jones, Brian Juneau, Mike Faron, Stephanie Muzzie, Ryan Roach, Kim Roe, Lori Sulham, and Rodney Williams. 84 85 87 The Senior Semi-Formal was held on Friday, April 8, 1988 at the Yankee Drummer in Auburn. There was a buffet dinner followed by dancing to a wide range of music chosen by the disc jockey, “Dancin Dan” The night was filled with happiness and enjoyment making it a memorable evening. 88 Our Senior Supper was held at the V.F.W. Post on May 5, 1988. While awaiting a buffet dinner by Happy’s Restaurant, George Desrosiers enter- tained the class with a slide show of past years. Jason Gemme and Tina Campanale presented each class member with their own personal gift reflecting his or her personality. When the disc jockey final- ly got the music straight we all enjoyed dancing the night away. 89 90 On Thursday May 26th, the Class of 88 enjoyed an exciting and memorable day at the Frank-Da- vis Resort in Connecticut. The day was full of many activi- ties and competitions. Although Millbury was defeated in many of the events, such as the canoe race and water balloon toss, the Mill- bury girls took first place in the tug-of-war by out pulling four of the surrounding towns. Luckily, the weather held out and it turned into a beautiful day. Lunch and dinner were served with plenty for everyone. Even the boys seemed full. The time we spent together will never be forgotten. ; 91 CLASS DAY Our Class Day was held on June 3, 1988. The first item discussed was the class history. We looked back on past fundraisers, class officers, the very competitive winter carnivals and many other memorable occasions we've had. The Last Will and Testament and our Class Prophe- cy were also read which brought laughter throughout the auditorium. Before our Class Day was over, we presented our two class advisors, Mr. Dennis Leonard and Mr. Neil Lucey, each with a watch in appreciation for all their hard work and dedication they have shown towards our class. 93 94 GRADUATION DAY JUNE 5, 1988 On June 5, 1988 the moment we’d all been waiting for had arrived, our Graduation. It was a beautiful day as family and friends watched each graduate recieve their diploma with pride and most of all a sense of accomplishment. Speeches that were made during the ceremony were given by our class president Jason Gemme, Bonnie Crabbe our class valedictorian, honors speaker Denise Young, and the president of the Student Council, Scott Pease. Our guest speaker was Mr. Wayne Sclar who gave a very inspiring speech. As each and every one of us listened to the speeches being made, we had realized that it would be the last time we, the Class of 1988, would ever be together. But we know that the memories we have created together in the past four years will never be forgotten. And now as we move on to broaden our horizons, reach our goals and fulfill our dreams, we will always remember the good times we shared as a class and how close we have become throughout our high school years. 95 LETTING GO You’ve watched us change. You’ve watched us grow. I can’t believe We’re letting go Leaving all the people And places that we’ve known. It’s hard to find a meaning In growing up and leaving home You gave us hopes, Watch us turn them into realities. You showed us life And what it means And created a world of memories. I can’t believe it’s so We’re spreading our wings And letting go. We’re not afraid Not afraid of what’s ahead. We'll think of all The things you’ve said. Facing every challenge And meeting life head on. We'll rise to each occasion And live each day Before it’s gone. 96 97 98 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the class of Nineteen hundred and eighty eight, being of sound mind, do hereby make, publish, and de- clare this to be our Last Will and Testament. To Mr. Capparelli-we leave thanks for getting us open campus To Mr. Carmody-we leave a more flattering shade of green for his formal attire To Mrs. Archambeault-we leave new specimens in jars to add to her collection To Mr. Bat tye-a new thermos to replace his old one To Mr. Bruno-a new rug for the music room To Mrs. Canali-we leave a senior class that wants to learn their graduation song To Mr. Clancy-we leave a personal secretary to get his papers corrected on time To Ms. Debs-we leave her a clue To Roger Desrosiers-a rematch for his history class To Mrs. Ducat and Mrs. Magnuson-we leave typing classes that actually stop typing when the bell rings To Mr. Dufault-a first place ribbon in winter carnival To Mrs. Dupont-we leave a class that does their own work To Mr. Ford-a time machine to return to Mesopotaimia To Mr. Fouracre-a winning football team To Ms. Gauthier-a title of ‘prover of the year” To Mr. Graham-we leave a bigger allowance from his wife To Mrs. Graves-we leave a Websters Dictionary to help her spell To Mr. Leonard we leave MHS with a new attitude To Mr. Lucey we leave a new job “McDonalds” To Mr. Murray-we leave a sociology class who hands in assignments on time To Mr. Nicoletti-an alarm clock to help him be on time To Mr. Rosen-we leave a class without any students dropping out To Mrs. St. John-we leave a winning volleyball team To Mrs. Saucier-an accounting class that is quiet and wants to learn To Mr. Wadsworth-we leave a book titled “How to become a sinner in ten easy lessons” To Mrs. Witkowski-we leave a “PG” version of Romeo and Juliet To the Juniors and Sophmores-a rebate on their oodles of noodles To the 8th graders- we leave the realization that they are finally part of the school We could have never made it through the past four years without the help of our class advisors Mr. Dennis Leonard who’s been with us since fresh- man year, and Mr. Neil Lucey who has been with us since our junior year. Without their dedication, hard work and _ involve- ment, we would never have been so successful as a class. They have united our class to the point where new friendships grew and old friendships grew stronger. From the Class of 1988 we would like to take the time to ex- press our deepest appreci- ation and gratitude for ev- erything that you have done for us. Thank you! The class of 88 along with the entire faculty and staff of Millbury high would like to wish Mr. Harry Howard a very happy retirement. Mr. Howard be- gan his teaching career in 1952. He taught twenty two years in the Mill- bury school system. Mr. Howard taught various social studies courses, he plans to travel now that he is retired. We wish him well. A very special thanks also goes to Mr. Genese, our yearbook advisor. Through his guidance and support we were able to produce a successful yearbook for the class of 88 WIS, SPONSORS I4 Be SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Chester P. Hanratty Sr. Daniel C. 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