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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1989 volume:

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V. have numerous: hopes. and aspirations and certainly many fears as we leave our secure ‘nest, but’ we are‘eager and determined to succeed. We hope that we choose our careers wisely and that we will. continue to bring. honor and praise to our high school and our town..So as we grasp tightly onto our many fond memories of our times at Millbury Memorial High School, we have even more to look forward.to in the future where our possibilities. are endless: and where our dreams. can become rea- lities with a little bit of hard work. Hold on° to the. memories — Look to-the future Dr. Alfred J. Sylvia Superintendent of Schools lt Mr. Daniel Carmody Mr. Charles Capparelli Principal Assistant Principal Administration Mrs. Kathy Archambeault Science Dept. Head Mrs. Joan Banks Nursery School Mr. Gordon Battye LA. Mrs. Lori Boberg Aide Mrs. Nancy Boivin Foreign Laney se Mr. Gerald Boudreau LA. Dept. Head Mr. Rocco Bruno Music Dept. Head Mrs. Paula Bunevith Nursery School Mrs. Joan Burke Guidance Mr. Paul Clancy English Mrs. Denise Dagilis Aide Ms. Bonnie Dawicki Special Ed. Miss Barbara Debs English Mr. George Desrosiers Foreign Language Dept. Head Mr. Roger Desrosiers Social Studies Mr. Robert Dufault Reading Mrs. Frances Dupont Math Dept. Head Mr. Robert Evers Guidance Faculty Miss Gail Fairbanks Art Mrs. Marlene Farbman English (second language) Mrs. Lois Fisher Librarian Secretary Mr. Frank Ford Social Studies Mr. Donald Fouracre PoE: Mr. Richard Garabedian Athletic Director Ms. Pauline Gauthier Math Mr. Raymond Gemme Guidance Dept. Head aoe ae 9 you haver’t asked FOR it. % “it at CBs a te a ma a Mr. Eugene Genese Social Studies Science Miss Ann Gobi Social Studies Mr. John Graham Social Studies Mrs. Pamela Graves Science Mrs. Doreen Griffin Math Miss Terri Hamilton Permanent Substitute Mrs. Charlotte Hanks Chorus Miss An Harrington PE: A GREAT ADVISOR ehind every great class is a great advisor. We had one of the best — Mrs. Fran Dupont. Disregard- ing the fact that she was al- ready heavily involved with Student Council, teaching, and using her computer skills to help run the school, she bravely vol- unteered to take on one more challenge, perhaps her greatest: being advisor to the Class of 1989. A gra- duate of Worcester State College with a Master’s Degree from WPI, she marks her twentieth year at Millbury High School in 1989. Throughout our four years at MHS, she has helped us to pull off near miracles when we needed her most. Her hard work and endless energy have helped us through many rough times. We will have many fond memories of the good times we had, and of her bouyant personality. It is because of this that we, the class of 1989, wish to extend our warmest “thank you” and our best wishes to Mrs. Du- pont, someone who truly cares. Mr. Scott Healey Health Mrs. Ann Holzwarth School Nurse Mrs. Joan Julian Health Mrs. Susanne Kuusisaari Office Secretary Ms. Donna Lannon Office Secretary Mr. Dennis Leonard Math Mrs. Anna Lewandowski Reading Dept. Head Mrs. Joan Lufkin Business A NEW ASSET g TO MHS s. Gail Fairbanks, a graduate of Framingham State College, has been at Millbury High School as an art teacher for three years. A very talented teacher, she gained her Bachelor’s Degree in Studio Art, with a minor in Education. Ms. Fairbanks, however, has proven to be more than a teacher of art here at MHS. In her first year, she ventured to take on the great responsibility of the Class of 1989’s co-advisor. She showed how much she wanted to become involved with the students. Her care and devotion was evident from the beginning, and we, as the Class of 1989, would like to extend a warm “thank you” to Ms. Fairbanks for all of her work at Millbury Memori- al High School. yt Mr. Hudson Matson Physical Education Mr. Richard McGrail Special Education Mr. Thomas Mongeon Librarian Mr. Frank Morrill Social Studies Dept. Head Mr. Thomas Murray Guidance Mrs. Julianne Myers Special Education Mr. Robert Nicoletti Math Mr. James O’Leary Science ie Me ee BQ ge 13 Ms. Karen Raffa Aide Mr. Gary Robinson Health Mr. William Rosen Math Miss Constance Rossi Reading Mrs. Susan St. John Foreign Language Mrs. Donna Saucier Business Mrs. Sylvia Stepien Home Ec. Mr. Mark Sutphen Science na bk UMAKVEL re, 2 7 oo y ie |, rege Student Advisory Committee to the School Committee 14 Mr. Frederick Wadsworth English Dept Head Mrs. Sandra Wellens English Mrs. Anne White Guidance Secretary Mr. David Wilbur Math Mrs. Nancy Witkowski English 1st row: Yuvonne Mitchell, Barbara Stansberg, Claire Moran, Marlene Tella, Elle Sulham, 2nd row: Ann Risotti, Kathy Adams, Jean Gawranski, Barbara MacLeod, Marry Allard, Kathy Eckland. _. THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE Mr. Chester Hanratty — Chairman Mr.Edward Wilczynski — Vice-Chairman Mr. Alan Tuttle Mr. Bruce Pease Mrs. Jane Pojani Although these five com- munity members may not be well-known by the stu- dents here at MHS, they have played an integral part in our high school life. The school committee set the policies by which our very existence here at MHS was governed. In our time here, we saw them in- stitute a new drug policy, increase graduation re- quirements, work hard to change academic require- ments and structure for the better, and give us a year with quite a few half- days (for the school evalua- tion). They have worked diligently with Dr. Sylvia, Dre vlroughton, Mrs: Pierce, and the adminis- tration and staff of each school to improve the at- mosphere and the educa- tion received in the Mill- bury Public Schools, and will continue to do so in the future. As part of our final chapter here at MHS, the senior class would like to extend our heartfelt grati- tude and appreciation to the school committee for making our four years here at MHS ones filled with fun and good times. SS Gite dares hase KS May GED OUT NEW Boo; BE CHARg keer ’ . d =. VA f . : wt L ie e ° i ; : C =) : 16 te eeanaatieeenieemnads James Army Kathy Babbidge Thanks mom, dad, jen; i did it; remember my name; tinta ti; lee; summer of ’87 dorm par- ties, 7 9 87, peppermint schnapps ugh!; gra- duate, who me?; babs, kath, kat, cute like a Puppy; mary your hair is fine; you want me to do what?; kath of all trades; here’s to the music that helped me through it; human rights now!; bruce, sting; bruins; Good-bye, So-long, Farewell MHS ... Mary Austin Gary June 20 “88” summer of ’88 I'll always love you Tayler Dayne 9-6-88 hey! What happened??? Hey, What’s up fathead! ooh hi! ya’tard cool ’69 Mustangs What a classic You'll loose your best friend, but of what you loose you'll be better off without. Dokie okie! the good ol’ days with kbg and my fu- Frank Bengtson It’s about time! ... Heiney Cumin atcha live ... Teslapurgatory ... Bad Co... 666... The Cape — Nickerson tnt Football 1, 2, 4, man were we lousy! t.o.d.d. the cabin trace- man, stoolie!! J.D. Where’s Laverne? Chris. Cheech-n-Chong! WASP ... We miss ya Mike!!... Guns-n-Roses, Dokken... ooh — baby! Benny Hill... prom-’88 — The Mob Rules! peace on the cliff brother Robert Paul Ayotte Don’t let yesterday ruin too much of tomor- row district finals! Will we ever win? Mr. Zero — shutouts! Undefeated s.w.c.l 21 clark champs! 3-pointers Baseball. UCONN? Ms. Deb’s English Class 2-18-88 I doubt it! Rumors? it takes two. Michelle. Going out with the guys Thanks Mom, Dad All I want is a little more than I’ll ever get! Cindy Bergeron ... Hey Cin we made it!!. . . jamaica ’89 Cin- dy squared Mario hey beth + tam do you know dungxha? ms de bs english class prom night ’88 o.a. bud jp! parties Cindy’s — east- park — julies — the hill Metro hojo’s 404 ’86 otay what’s up wit chu Cin?? i doubt it! Stu- arts if it isn’t love! thanx Mom and Bren memories last forever! By guys I’ll miss ya!!!! CLASS 0F''89 Ss é NIORS = Kristen Bumpus Heath shannon — what? — dick bill pike — hojo’s jen’s — canola, waa — loli- pops — d, bri, john — mark bri; motorcy- cles kill! — sheet — horses — winter street — lake placid — nye — cabin — douglas lake — camp — who’s captain morgan — gaps in the car — big city lights?! awf — athena — liz — bball cheers — drive-in — lynnie wants her tape — jend — cc w s track 1-4 alfaholic — hold on to the memo- ries Chris Carle Whats up. sports cross country, spring, and winter track. Millbury is great. hanging around with the guys. Riding the pits with Scott S. and Matt F. good luck everyone. Sheila Buzulis Hi! Kath, Yvette, Krissy, do ya still love my feet? Hey Todd please don’t tell, Oh, mom dad just joking The Park 5-7-88 I love ya... Rhode Island siping by the pool ““Moy!” 11- 24-87 subaru “crash” Hey Duane, Bill, Ken watch out for those cops in the graveyard Well it’s time to say goodbye but don’t for- get Lavern’s right here so spark it up! Russell Carlson Gina M. Carenzo Katherine where are my books?! ... thanks mom dad i love you... hey lil sis... ’89 hey, even... gimmeabreak . . . ken, will you help me?!... i doubt it!.. . california! ... go home! ... you’re wrong! ... doublemint twins... picture ...ineed a ride! ... hi jen! ... ken laurie will you babysit gf?! prty! jwl ... hi three girls — tw bs hm! ... zero brain... oh yeah! we made it! . . . basketball Carlton rd — wanna race? JC thanks for everything I won’t forget u photo 1+2 cook- ie snachers! A lunch with JC + Brat lots of laughs. mike yourre terrific Jim take care. Luby forget the hot tub! we’re such liars. we miss ya Neil jr prom what a night unforget- table! basketball 1-4 softball little cuzy take care Dougie and Geoff you’re both cute miss ya MHS! Jodi L. Cronan Softball 1234 track 1234 prom ’88 Scott Brat JC Spanky Jim Sharyn thanks Mom Dad Glen Dorrie Geoff Mr. Leonard Limo all night cruisin’ Heather you’re great Dave I’ll never forget you KC don’t forget cookie snatchers with Tracy photography was fun I'll miss ya Mr. B Class of ’89 is great I’ll miss MHS but don’t think I’m gone!!! Diana Dawson 10 12 87 — I love you Steve. “The van” — “Angel” — Prom “88”. I live for the week- ends with my hun ... Hi mom, dad, and family — I love you. Hi Shan, Melissa, Cheryl... Guess what Melissa — “don’t tell anyone” Good luck to the class of “89”... Time goes by fast but memories last ... Well, I did it — Time to party! Goodbye MHS Christine M. Cyr I made it finally! thanks to my mom, dad, gary rainbow. june 5 of 88... puppy loves monkey! hampton beach with jeff. thanks Mr. healy mrs. saucier for all your support business club 3,4. here’s to dreams, falling in love a lasting commitment ... someday i’m going to get my cavalier! look out world here i come! to kim gail i love you like sisters. Michael E. Decoteau “Havin fun, yet?” I am! Football — 1234 fingers, casts, pins, monsterback “51” In- door Track — 1234 shot put, 600, hurdles “so what if I go thru them, not over them!” Spring track — 1234 shot put, triple jump, pole vault, hurdles ‘““Crash Decoteau’”’ FORD F-150 Thanks mom-dad! Hoser — Pro Street? Squirt — 100 lbs? U Lowell?, WPI?, U Mass? I’m out’a here Dawn Marie Davis Thanks Mom and Dad Pam, Billy, Chris, and Eric I love you all! Love ... Joy ... Peace ... Kindness Jan. 24, 1987... Skiing Dawran Speck High Randall I luv you. This is just the beginn ing ... Todd Deschene Porsche 92854, smashed 38, Jet-Pilot, Kawasaki 550, Lures, Ab- dow’s, Fitzy’s picking me up at 8910, jump- ing waves on my jet-ski, The beach in the Caddy, Kokomo, YOLO, 32 Hi boy hot tuna, TAHO azho, 316 h.p., 23-T, 959, Leather head, get a job. Class of 'SG | 9 Candice Desmarais Candice and Rodney 5-24-88 Class -of ’89 Welcome To the Jungle Guns And Roses You’re gonna die Dorothy and Craig 5-27-88 Scott is a loser Don’t Worry Be Happy Led Zep party! Budweiser Hi Mom and Rich I Love You Thank you for everything I Love Rodney Grenier Now and Forever In Mem- ory of Jeff Langway. Bye Bye people Karen Dunn ex GENE A Sears are OULNe Van: smeg...chocolate...pickles...mym.c.... Marlboro’s ... “ouch”... mom and dad... Days of our Lives... Thanks Lin and Maril ... Hampton Beach... Hugh...I Love You Gene ... “Well It’s finally over” ... Now What? ... Cindy DiGiulio I love you Dave 10-16-87. Kim. green. soap. May. 9. dreams. leiser. quarter. Hampton. ’87. mexican. food. close. hammered =Julie. nights. jul.. pickle. Genoa. teenage. waste land. tequilla. cinderbelle. BB. killer. moe. horny. guys Prom. breezy. cml. purgatory. partying. alf. my party I love youmom+dad Sharon Ann Dupras Don’t worry be happy! ... cheerleading 1 clarinet Prom ’88 Spaz! Hey Spanky, What’s Up!? “I Love You Dave” 1-22-88 Mustang “80” “Stuarts” Miss Ya April! Thanks Missy I Love ya, Just Ducky!! Thanks Mom and Dick. I finally made it!! What now??!! Cheryl Lynn Dinsdale Hi mom and dad! ... Hi Eddy, September 23, 1988 ... Hey, Scott, you’re so fresh!! by the way, where’s that mercedes you prom- ised? ... hanging out with Nancy Friday nights ... Metro ... Skylite ... schenec- tady??? Oh, New York!!! ... mailboxes hi_ Di! Driving over curbs with Nancy, Eddy and Cano Maxine M. Dupre I’m so confused... Degula... 22... clueless ... Winchester... You frootloop. .. be hap- py...sorry... Riverside... tru scan’n’ bag ... hey doobee... bye guys Mel-2, Arl, Rod . Classic ... see ya... this is it... is Friday yet? ... wing it ... volleyball 1,2,3,4 ...9.A.D.D. 1,2,3,4...yrbk, b.m....N.AS ... Thanks mom and dad ... Success is @ journey not a destination. Matthew Fitzpatrick | Ski double black diamonds track cross coun- try fall mojave 250 quad the pits hey guys what up, camp summer “88” friday night pinger fitz metro skid calorado the distruc- tion of barb ... subaru ... nice lure spatol pic... hampton day after prom “88”... oh boy winterpark wipeout copper nice doo 38 coupe at mac’s hey marc have a nice day 50 See you in five!!! Jamie Girard Time for the real world so they say, no more time for fun or play. gonna be a mechanic for the clad, so i’ll go on to school so i won't make mom mad. I hope my life will be full of bliss, all i know is i want to spend it with | Chris. time to go chug a few beers, see you all ‘in another five years! love you Chris! mike let’s party! party time italian style. Ludwig Scott Foster Whatever floats your boat ... Jodi... Thanks mom ... super summer ’88 Andrew Paul Giro Football 1,2 Boston Journey Def Leppard Van Halen Ac-De Bon Jovi You think you got love in your sights ... “watch out” love bites!!! “hey bambi” Sentry Let’s go to papa gino’s sunday football let the good times roll. Ray Gauthier I made it ... elm court ... excellent, bud- weizer ... saturdays ... born to party... foolish mortal... Markus sidekick... where is all the parties? .. . well what do I do now? ... spark it... this is the last generation of partiers ... I waited a long time for this mo- ment! ... I am one of three that made my graduation, the other two didn’t quite make it... It’s been a great time. Mark Gosselin I’m outa here! —-party till I puke — bud- weiser — saturday night — jim and kim’s — ray side kick — kerm dog — do it! spark it fat man! football 1,2,3,4 — number 54 — best times are old times — elm court crew — so long bike — let’s go fishing — best of friends me Lee and Ray — “1988” the worst summer of my life but thank God for my family mom mike karen kerm frank and ran- dy! Darlene Jean Renee Gover Never underestimate me. admitted choca- holic — opals — camp — hi fry guys! couldn’t have done it without you, Kath. drive? who, me? tinta! washington d.c. was no vacation! djrg — what the hell is a dead rupert? thanks for everything you’ve done for me Mr. Morrill. mom and dad, didn’t think you’d make it this far, did you? Melissa J. Haglund Everything can be done! Thanks Healy- man. Where’s Katie? confused. McDon- ald’s. My Vette. A single red rose. Hey Sharyn. Anytime — tropical jelly beans. April 1, 1988. Semiprom. I love you, Matt. Mom — You are very special thank you. Bone?! Drama. Band. V-pres. L’autre choix. Student council. Yearbook. NHS. State champs. Ill miss you, MHS e , . —— — ——— 2 — —— —— oS en Ee ee ne ere nee women ge er a: SS st Adam S.M. Griffith Griff. brady bunch=chris bill ryan rod willy gilly brian mike still wendy I am a sexual god 15+? hey want to go for a ride? hig night, west, shack, condos soccer, hoop life is a basketball rap taz fresh fly threads! wash d.c. mgd=drafted dtx stork omnipo- tent mars blackman for president chill! Shari Hanson Living for today forget about tomorrow ... halloween ’86 green st. pizza tgif nananan- ana lip sync ’86 girls nite out! buddies for- ever — trace, kel, jules, heiny! gunns coral party joe johnny smudgies even! oops i spilt my drink — nays look ... a rug! let’s find a party penny lane flood new year’s ’87 joach motley crue triumph scorpions caution light-space te-kill-ya-’89 Robert Guyan Football 1,2,3,4 Winter Track 3,4 Bye Gina I’ll Miss You! No 81 U.S.M.C. Touchdown! Shot Put 50 feet! Meat! Hurricaine! Wash- ington Redskins Sutton bites! 38; sweep pass 40 Extra Points! Erin Courtney I Love To Talk, I can not stop! Soccer, Ha! Ha! What a sport! Ha! Ha! SO LONG MILLBURY HIGH Tracy Hazlewood Spacelly-x Yesterday’s dream is tomorrow’s future where have all the good times gone? b f f — sha, jul, nay + kel Nae — miss ya! Moy, gary, jim, parsek + leif Kath we had it all what happened? t.o.d.d. Cohoons’ say! heiny bakables buddy-weiser smudgies, even! ny’s eve 86 love ain’t no stranger! the flood Wasp! ac de motley rules! guns-n- roses 10 church st. Mike c+m — ’89 Katherine M. Hedlund Don’t worry be happy! luvu jp, isax, red rose, friends, ali dude, melis, doot did doo, u.b.u. huey, 107 bxd, be there 10 min. ago, hi kris! stars, sunsets, as you wish jp, 1 tic tac, smile, c.h.r. oreo, grams camp, you mean the world to me, leicester, gum, hello conn., what’s the matter for you, you are very special to me mom and dad thanks for everything! Tamara L. Hoel ... Mark 5 19 88 ... Hi Mom Dad... I made it!! ... sss... headaches ... Mr. D. (papa) soccer 1, 2, 3, 4... Miss Deb’s Eng- lish cl... the gang... hey B C Dung X Ha! ...Promnight...The record. ..me, naive? ... the cowardly lion ... b-ball ... softball ... dancin’... pickles Peaka? . . . junk food! ... Memories ... Jen p.a. ... Casablanca night! I.L.Y. ... bye M.H.S. Jim Imbody Kristina Jackson Poyple almighty papaya punch cheerin’ cruising jr. prom 5-20-88 i’m a happy camp- er 7 times 3 without shoes eieyeieyeiey — bananafanafofana — friends are friends for- ever i luv you guys reality slap-zzz biff i feel good no just kidding our beep boxes sharyn it’s flourescent blue oh well cocktails and dreams Keifer Sutherland cheerleading business club ’89 Krissy Johnson Parties ... Purgatory, Hi Yvette, Kathy, and Chicky I love Andrew! April 21, 1988! Hampton Beach, Please — don’t tell on me Tammie! Hey Sheila where’s Laverne, Bud- wieser, Jake Ryan, Tommy and Christy Ann my favorites, Penny Lane with Kat, Chick and Jeff, Shawn’s apartment and Sherman, summer of 788 Sipping drinks by the POOL!!! Tina Johnson Be yourself, not what others want you to be ee QUCH DASA OWNLO WE aes onan Psst... yo baby!... Friday... Kingping... Riverside... Individualism . . . Gail, Kathy, Darlene ... The Fall of Hampton ‘“87”!... “T’m not no piece o cake you know!?! I know right polo. ..Color blind... Mercedes Benz ... Red, red, wine Lisa Lisa ... Thanks Mom and Dad!!!! Class of ’89 23 Brian Juneau Soccer basketball baseball 1234 the shack otis day and the knights silver buffalo award Binky and Binky jr. yo baby yo word oh my! Chuck Bob and Mom soccer team limp 3 pointers 30-30 Grif’s party’s napkin fish Hig night team theme ain’t that the truth baby juice ’em up 7.6 .75= district champs? 6 in a row mlb stork 75 in a 30 lollipop kids Sharyn Kuusisaari KUUSA Tator me, baby Hey, Kris, stop making fun of my car Hampton ’88 I miss you Tina, Dawn, Jill — friends 4eva!... Hey Gabe, how ’bout’a Matilda Bay! Hi Mom, Dad, Sean — I love you... Ooops, we had homework ... I’ll never lose that lovin’ fee- lin’. I’ve had the time of my life. . . Cocktails Dreams Bye MHS! I was born to act! Dra- ma 1,2,3,4. Oliver Knight Football Baseball Basketball Def Leppard Love Bites Hysteria Van Halen October 18, 1988 the centrum Jim’s mustang Barry’s Firebird my boat summer of ’88 prom night, west, mgd Whitesnake Here I Go Again Gabe Lacouture Fine! Philmont ‘‘86” rc! Camping New Hampshire Hampton “88” Nantucket Miss Debs — wanna take off you glasses? Sharyn, Kris, M+M, j w Prom ’88 — kelly Renee DIKEHARD — Bob and his Marine’s ... ‘Ripple fish” Harry’s study with M+M ...P.V. — Divot’s kwicherbelleyakin Cindy Ben — the living terror Mom, Dad, Mike, Rose... Beth Krunmsiek “89”. Soccer 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Soft- ball 1,2,3,4. Kev — 5 21 87. Prom-night CB Dung X. Ha. Mr. d pee-wee!!! Hey Jen p.a. flirty — Cindy. oooohhhh — Tammy — miss the mailboxes. tswt-csgs is you Jodes. San Diego? Bri — what’s the limp? — youre not really naive! Mcd’s — yuck! MC — ws th. Where’s Marie? No B-Ball this year!! ski. Bye MHS!! Lisa Marie Luby Hold on to your dreams because they might come true. Dennis ILY! thanks mom, dad! hi jodi, kim, bob! yes ma i did my homework (yah — right)! hi mike! pizza w cw, ss, mg. kathy’s hot tub! prom night? tw! — b-ball bus rides. my guys john, gary, steven. 4 21 88 crash!! i hate telephone poles! diamonds, roses. hampton beach soccer 16 bye mr. d. b-ball mgr. softball. Bye MHS! Lauriann Lucas George, i love you foreva 6-11-88 “Angel” orchards party w l.a. guns ded skunks the best! hey Gus you're the best love ya! moshin lori — the Naister Guns-n-Roses Metallica — Keith mom’s gone let’s party love ya babe! “legs up” is he? Stradlin — Lori your trashed! Matt at abdows, hey sis! keith cor- ners B.H. Alex flies planes — thanx mom- +dad Jeff MacDonald Jeff¢yn 10-24-87 love ya baseball basketball football de seniors rule! what do we have for homework? what test!! No more st Johns hey ping, ba johnny tim gary scott kev der- eck prom nite cyn prv partys my dodge mint baseball 3b mich cool J magic bud dmc moe d Comfortablelly numb 4 years too long Florida yoyo word hi mom dad little bro it’s time to ramble on zep. Mike Malkhassian Are you experienced spark a spleif jamie buda russ high george OJ (ick) love ya nic! HEINEKEN budman bonghits what’s your poison? anything in a green bottle floyd comfortabley numb zepp dokken mr. scary dio voodoo maiden hendrixs ’68 g.t.o. GRR mopar hemi gp 454 Is6 see ya Arlene Frances Mattrick “Dream until your dreams come true”... I’m sorry ... chicken legs ... m m m... you fruitcakes ... what! ... traxx the fd guys ...so what else is new?...emilio... it was totaled... ok, yep, alright... gdunk... pididle ... mafia princess ... wait! ... ice cream queen defeats the super sundae ... yrb 4. student council 1,2 vp 3-2,3,4 ... volleyball cocapt 1,2... ... honor society Debra Monahan Excuse Me Deb n Dawn I’m waiting Tracy, I’m waiting! Kenny jerk I love your tie Mr. Healy remember Florida Kath Please let’s not forget each other Thanks ma Can I go to the basement? don’t be so mature To all my true friends, whether pre, post, or pre- sent grads — I love you and thank you for being there and caring PS my ring’s better Maureen Monahan Maureen and Todd Forever ... 11 6 87 Prom nite hot tubs June 6, 1990 Love you Hun! Cin — Little blue cars — Nothing for Nothing Deb — mine’s better. Save Your Love. Hampton beach with Todd and Joey. up Michele’s house rainy days weekends roses hugs and kit kats love you mom, Jeff, Michele, Melissa, Jake, Tommy, and Katie. I Love you, Todd! 26 Rebecca J. Moss I love Micheal forever 9 25 87 ... the rock 12 26 87 ... penny lane ... wait a minute, let me breathe!.. . english II... Mike wanna play lion? ... Cindy’s party ... summer of 87... 9 16 88 ... partying with Deb, Vicki and Skin ... what a riot! ... save all your love ... where ya been Michael! ... I love you Mom and Dad ... I made it! Kathy Needham Kat + Chick forever Yvette Sheil Boston high? 51 Howe Ave the house berry coolers Smirnoff wanna take a nap? Lori, I found Hershel Stryper with Space M+P Joe’s home — 1987 black Camaro green 79 Ford sipping drinks by the pool. Jeff Sept. 11, 1988 Paradise City summer of ’87! Bad Co. I love you Chick! Heather Murray Basketball — love that bench! softball cross country — i hate hills! melis don’t ya’ hate that huey lewis song?! hey g’dunk you can clean the dorm. oh no beck i broke a nail! don’t call me murray! trac aren’t ya sup- posed to stop at stop signs? oh jody how could you forget your ticket? the prom — my date hid in the bathroom all night i love you Mom and Dad Barry Novak To all my friends — what a blast. hampton ’87. soc 124. de flep. boston 2. lisa 12 22 — what a nite! itl. car won’t start. griffs — ’87. whatever. shrew crew — always. mgd. ml. west ’76 f-bird. white city. he’s a good kid — ah!! oh — my. skywalker. changes open your eyes. hangin’ on. outta-here. jj jc kk tll — only me. 11 11 87 promise of yesterday. wa- terbeds ’r’ fun. easy to want but so hard to give. 0i812 Sean Murray Spring Track 1,2,3,4, Indoor track 1,2,3,4 Toyota trucks, fast cars, girls, Van Halen, Led Zepplin, Def Leppard, Partying, Den- ver Broncos, fridays, video games, summer vacation, good times with good friends, sports, sleeping, no school, air force ROTC, thanks for everything mom, dad, Kath, and Kev Brian J. Novak I’m outa here fl ’86 hampton ’85-’88 esp, to my friends it was real! sky’s the limit. bepos. prom, limo, dare to be different, soc, bas, tk 1234, def lep dokken poison maiden | zep wh. snake, metal, dance, g4it centrum, ann 8-26-87 4-3-88 ai am yw ambh, the flame, don’t know what ya’ got til it’s gone loves likes a shadow on a starry night again? iwfy, hysteria, little x 2bit, ti ko dw hac, it’s never too late, to u ann a yellow rose Gary Ojerholm Looks like we made it the wall parties up the summer of °86 ’89 we rock dio holy diver flood path heineken to those of us who party high rock+roll will never die, Jeff we miss you metallica rules! thanks ma+dad i sur- vived fade to black “gto” i’m leaving here with the same thing i came with nothing see ya’ capp “69” Jody Beth Pye Bye guys! gonna miss ya’! thanks mum! thanks pa! bro! march 18, never again! sum- mer of 87. wow! lookin’ out that window peak . . . 86 fridays. guess what? i’m in love! last word beth! tswt-csgs ... soccer! arby’s! cyn — standard — snap! stump! cins, sept. 88 — ootam — cbo a bud ’88! thanks every- one, especially Peaka. see ya’! Scott Pease Word, baby. don’t get fubar. I am a musi- cian. cross c. soc. track tj lj 440 from hell. the maverick jumper. too bad, lewis. wash dc sleep silver water buffalo the Laugh. scope scoop. how big, chris? g dunk (a m) hi brent. km sjl. bye guy conferences part-time student. none for me, none for you. psyche. terminate with extreme prejudice. e=mc2. fresh, Rod, too fresh Christopher Richards Basketball 1234 Soccer 12 Cross Country 4 Spring Track 14 injuries “3” Jibber “Is your tongue red Wendy” Meek Too fresh Rod thanks for the rides Melissa Big enough Scott! “Dumb happy jock theory” Center in Japan Raquetball during the off season Sas- quatch hoop with G-man T G Melissa Jane Phelan “A sense of humor will always help you through the good times and bad”... . Tazzie — but ocifer . . . diet coke! hi arl, max, mel 2. kd, sexy mong! G’day mate. lov ya — mom, dad, d kib... easy g dunk... John- ny Yee Agnes! ftd?... hidee... 4 88... ip conquers... no huey heath! keep smiling ... Stu Cnel — Treas, Yrbk — Ed Chief, Volleyball, S gvn’t, band, drama, sac, nhs Scott Riedle I’m finally out!!! jv soccer champs 2 football 1,3 winter track 2,4 spring track 4 hanging out with the guys, cc, ss, sm, dj, van halen concert with cc, g.o. 4 wheeling with tc ar- cade with dave and dan and c.c. winter car- nival class of ’89... Derek w — lucious wild wild west Ma Dad I made it in 4 years Gina I Love You 28 Ryan Roach Soccer, basketball, baseball 1 2 3 4. District champs?. stld. J.D. I doubt it! oh my Florida 86. Hampton ’87. wash misquamicut ’88. wmbp. we MGD. skywalker. HiG night. mmm. t g, pow. 3rd. jh parties. college?. pv — dwb. swel champs 46 in a row?. the shack fabar u. fubar. crutches anyone?. headbut. lbh. mlb. roachie. drafted? touche. stork acdc. tinman. I “‘veni vidi vici” j. ceasar. Marcia Ann SantaMaria I love you John forever 7 17 87 . . . 1979 228- sentry purgatory — thompson’s speedway — all the good times we have!? — weekends and tuesday how stupid — roses and teddy bears, hugs-n-kisses nursery w pammy — hon 1993 do your own homework trac sum- mer °87 — don’t worry be happy — don’t know what you got ’till it’s gone! — you ain’t —?, driving around thanks mom and dad... Seniors== Eric Salmonsen Lois, fun times ... 2 22 89 ...’70 T A... fast times, good friends, hard work?, yeah right! ... I just want to get out of here!! Vincent Schwartz Tracy Lee Salois I love you Mike forever 12 10 85 ... Hi MoM and DaD! I love ya! Hugs-n-Kisses — Old Orchard Beach — kittens and roses — 1977 Buick Regal — Don’t worry be Happy — summer ’88 — D’Angelo’s — Gretta — Marcia “n” John — don’t know what you got ’till it is gone — Cinderella — 1990? wanna lie down for awhile and cuddle — Hon let’s kiss and make-up xoxo... Darlene Serra Peaka... the longest four years of my life!. mr w’s senior english class... homework... history ... good luck bud... thanks mom dad b-ball ... softball ... cross country... thanks jode... wanna rent a movie... 1987 what a year... getastraw...jp...th...bk � CW CD iss BOs ee Be 5 «NF Ge made it chem — again! march 18 — ouch my head! got your lunch-box jode?. gradu- ation???? ' Keith D. Sharron Ya’ big pete! Chevy, led zep, oh god, stin- gray, yeah right, grateful dead, party, wom- en, beat box is rockin’, stud-muffin, “wild, wild, west” kill, got the sac? marines, jis, Scorpions, Jack D, Van Halen, mom me, hampton ’88, one eye willie, good times!!! violene, see ya’ MHS! ; 3 aK Lori J. Smith Matt 10-6-88 def leppard we miss ya’ Jeff — Marriot w l.a. guns hey keith “legs up” russ, Guns-n-Roses Matt slow down. Bill (poopsi) hi Gus Linc — hey Lau, your house is trashed! Bud 2:30 a.m. where’s Lau? “I’m lost” “love Bites” I need sleep Thanks for the car dad! “Don’t know what you got till it’s gone” Steve Sharron It’s all over! I did my time. algebra II final teacher no show. make my day. this school causes insanity. master mechanic. let no one stand in my way. drive offensively. beware of smiling vice principals. police raids take no prisoners. oh no. Mr bill ‘“‘welcome to the jungle” goodbye class of ’89 but remember ... Pll be back! Norman Spring Set a goal in life and go for it ... camaro’s blue and working a lot to make lots of money work hard for what you want try hard plus also having a good time as well... Thanks mom Katherine Sikes heart! dreamboat annie — fantasy child kenneth — magic man gina-bobena debby- jerk tracy — ragamufin — hampton ’88 flor- ida ’87 glimmer twins c’mon now 10 10 87 Ann! nik soul of the sea — oh my god — rhinestone stars debbles zero brain thanx mom+dad nance+donna zekemeister! art! hi ca! allies+mistral wind heading out to somewhere won’t be back for a while... Rebecca L. Stacy I made it ... Thanks for everything Chris, Rob, Mom, Dad love you all! Gram if you need anything hollar! love you! Trace do ya’ know where the brakes are located? Hey Murray! Hampton ... drivin’ home... was that a rotary we just blew through Heath? ... Limo Drivers . . . 7 23 88 Best Luck Rob Chris Clase of 59 | 30 Wendy Stead God is a woman! Black Ford Ranger. boy’s locker room w Beth ... Diet Coke. Chuck, Bobby, + Mom. .. Cruisin’ in the Voyager. Chris, Thank you for helping me grow. I'll always love you. Adam’s parties ... Rod , Bri, Rye, John, Bill, Mike — Thanks for the memories! D.C. Wanna dance? Swellsy! Peeka Sutton Center ... I love you Mom and Dad Michael A. Tift You do stuff, and then it’s done, and then you die... 167 togo... NL... Senator, D- Mass ... the magic field ... straight from hell, rated R... sick dog... Griff’s roof... at least I’m enjoying the ride ... Violent Femmes... I’mastar... This is getting out of hand ... I’m not on drugs, I just want a pepsi... lifeissad...Bob Max... fixitin the morning. Stacy Strout Mom dad i finally made it thank you, cliff see i told you i would!, Saturday night and chocolate shakes at bk with Alisa mmm bos- ton concert chocolate shake on the wind- shield activities band getting stopped by the cops, don’t worry be happy goodbye Mill- bury High Forever!!!! William M. Tuttle I may be going to hell in a bucket ... I hear ya’, but I’m not listenin’ ... muddy! magic field! NL’s... ML’s! b-ball! basketball junk- ie... Zepplin... 1st place track 1,2,3,4 cross country 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4 ... I re- member when this hill was bigger . . . Some- times life gets boring Mud ... Elevator prom night? ... but at least ’m enjoin’ the ride. Nancy Sullivan Hi Mom! I love you! Thanks for everything ... Class of ‘89’ ... Don’t worry, be happy! Party! Led Zepplin Hampton Beach Friday Nights with Cheryl. Hey Pat! Mail boxes. Michael and Danny Chris, Dana and Cheryl Prom ‘88’ Driving over curbs with Cano, Eddy and Cheryl. Budweiser Chopper and Nancy. James Wackell Soccer 1, Track 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4 ... Yo-Man ... 67 Mustang ... Blinking light, Centrum Def Leppard, Scorpions Milk, skiing, Stratton mt. Monster — Gar- ret Junior Prom do you have any Grey Pou- pon... Pain is temporary, trophies last for- ever... Friday nights. That’s the news, and I am out of here. Cindy Wade ) Cindy squared. Marc, ILY. hi brendon ?. I just got? prom parties ... jen’s — mine — east park — julies — hojo’s. .. metro bound. hold on to the good things!! ... hi tamma gang. O’tay. spuds. me fitzy? nah? pinto. wild, wild west. life at stuarts. what are you? on glue? soccer 1-4. hi mom dad! do you feel old? No? budmiser. Is there only 1 fish? | — I think so! be happy — don’t worry! John Welcom : | High School, it’s the best time of your life, “I doubt it!” It’s just the beginning! ... soccer |— undefeated swcl champs, dist fin? Pele i. .. Hey, Hey we want some ... baseball — | Hollywood — 11... b-ball Clark. ..D.C.... }“T'm goin’ to the movies” ... UM??? I'll | bust your eye! “oh and I won’t!” ... Can I have a ride Chuck? Thanx Mom and Dad... NEXT !$! Derek Walsh What’s up? Cheverolet 1 The Park Who’s packing sick dog 71 Nova Ohh yup Sweet- leaf Greenwood 442 What are you a clown? Led Zeppelin in Vassar! The Garage Yaah Gus! Thanks Dave Dinkler ’68 Camaro Van Halen Sizz! Hey Dubage Club Hardcore What’s Next? Thanks mom and dad Charles Westling gee ‘Class of ’89 Gene Weatherbee DRUMS. Pearl Simmons 9.s. Zildjian. TAMA ... Music. rims; FFS 5 13 86. KA- REN ... Whiskey River Boys. Lins ‘64”. Jeff Hale ... Bocephus “88” Yeah! Bill “Tommy Gun” Marshall. The Bama Band ... Jimmy Beam; THE BIG TIME. love ya karen. I’m Outa Here. “I made It Guys” PIT, LA “89” Modern Drummer ... D Weckl. drums. drums. drums! Kenny White Laurie honey i made it. Whitesnake slow-n- easy still of the night ... thanks mom, dad, Joe, Nancy, Al, Danielle. Van Halen ... Katherine, Gina, and Debbie — jerk don’t forget me. bruins — cam, ray, craig... raid- ers — Howie, Marcus. wel-come to the jun- gle. still the killer bees blueberry Laurie is this love 5 22 87 ’89 soccer 13 1-4 D. J. WILLIAMS Rodney Williams Ready and willin’ colors adam’s parties word up wash. d.c. b-ball bust your eye fresh soccer dwayne wayne What’s up homey? Riverside with max, arl, and mel Rappin’ rod I love you pumpkin! Goin’ back to Cali. in ’89 bob, chuck and mom! rufus maximus b-ball at wash. park with the boyz p.f.c. jd lb Tracy Williams Senior year b’ball 2,3,4 softball 1,2,3,4 trae 4 Hampton ’88 thanks Becky Heather trying friday night car crash thanks mom dad for everything I made it 2 the finish line! traxx’s santa barbara prom night LJ Raiders switzerland hi Gina 1 girl driven’s with beck heath Debbie wait heart con- certs with Kathi Cocktail photography 4th, John Wilson ... Once upon a time ... “who knows Wi evil lurks in the hearts of men... the she ow knows!”, “never more’, at this time pause... and stare out into the sea of fact ... 1 would like to thank the staff especially Georges and Fred now back to our regularly scheduled ravings, “once more I go awander — 9 66 ing”, “goodbye fair days of youth”, “ma 32 Most Naive — Brian Juneau Katie Hed- lund ; Best Dressed — Rodney Williams Heather Class Couple — Karen Dunn Gene Weath- erbee Most Likely to Succeed — Mike Tift Arlene Mattrick — Tracy Williams Bob Guyan Most Flirtatious Most Unforgettable — Cindy Wade Donald Wil- — Melissa Phelan John Wel- liams com saa Most Talkative Most Talented BEA Were Cc Om DY=t-1e) 1-301: s@-tnl l=) aba) Sikes Class Clown Most All-Around — Jamie Girard Jody Pye — Wendy Stead Chris Rich- ards Class Brain — Scott Pease Melissa Hag- lund ost Athletic — Bob Ayotte Beth Krumsiek Most Masculine — Jamie Girard — Most Feminine — Heather Murray 34 % 4 2 4 n x : om, Bere . . - ‘ a nd ) 38 Marc Anderson Jennifer Army Kathleen Ayotte Lynn Balcius Greg Bourassa Robert Brooks David Brusa Marianne Bubon Joseph Bunnevith Christopher Campell Kelly Capistron Lisa Capurso Shannon Carle Kristen Carlson Yvette Christman Athena Cocaine Nicole Coffin Stephen Corridori Anne Crossman Michele Dawson Steven Decatur Sean Defeudis Dianne Distefano Susan Doolittle Jennifer Dow Lisa Drumstas Sheryl Dulmaine Eric Dupuis David Elworthy Anthony Enos Heather Fitzpatrick Gail Flynn Julie Frazier Matthew Gardner Lisa Giguere Jeffrey Gilbert Michelle Giroux Mark Griffith Joseph Havalotti Karen Healy Kristina Hedlund Jeffrey Heroux Teresa Horner Wendy Howard Jennifer Hunt Quan Huynh Angela Iacone Rita Iacone Leonard Imbody Raymond Jolicoeur Julie Jones Lisa Jones Timothy Kimball Jessica Labonte Jamie Loader Pamela MacNevin Nicole Markunas Heidi Marrino Michelle McDonald Cheri Miller Christopher Minichilli Doreen Moore Laurie Murphey Stephanie Muzzy Marc Nadeau Gina Nelson Donna Noel John Nordstrom Maureen O’Keefe Shannon O’Leary 40) Gina Orsi Victoria Pano Erica Pierce Linda Puntumapanitch Vicki Racicot Shanan Ramsdell Kimerly Rice Kevin Richard Leah Robb Kimberly Roe Gregory Rossow Celeste Santa Maria Michael Shorette George Squires Lori Sulham Kara Taft Robert Wassell Patricia White Christopher Wilbur Jennifer Williams Jennifer Wincer James Wise Andrew Wrobel Barbara Young Robert Young Michael Faron (moved) 41 Kevin Albertson Justin Auciello Barry Bacon Kathleen Ballard David Bazin Keith Bell Stacy Bernard Brenda Berthaiume Laurie Bloom Jeffrey Boria Thomas Boudreau Stacy Breeds Jean Paul Bricault Kathleen Brooks Robert Bush Stephen Cammuso Philip Carpenter Mark Chase Lisa Cluett Michael Couture Robert Crehan Wayne Daigle Joseph Dana Celeste Daunai ois ES eo Nan . j a y Pamela Davis Jayne Davolio Michelle Dubuque Monica Gaboriault Renee Gargulinski Kerry Gauthier David Gosselin John Hadley Shannon Hall Paul Henry Mark Imbody Ryan Johnson Kristine Jones Joel Karsok Paul Krassopoulas Richard Lagerholm Michael LaVallee Jennifer A. 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Brian Faucher Rodney Finne Amy Fitzpatrick David Gagne Jesse Garcia Mark Gemme Stephanie Gemme Scott Gilbert Todd Gingras James Glynn Cheryl Godbout Ashlee Goyette Stacie Hadley Jennifer Haffty Stephen Haglund Brian Hickey Erin Hill Stanley Hodgdon Beth Horner Melissa Houde Jennifer Howe Robert Hubbard Carlo Ianniccheri Wendy Johnson Scott Johnston Tammy Johnston Lynn Juneau Joseph Kozlowski Jennifer LaChance Amy LaForte Michael Leary Wendy LeBlanc Stephanie Leonard Laura Lee Lohnes James Luff Matthew MacKoul Dawn MacNevin Rachael Mandella Jay Manners Charles Marble Michael Martinelli Stacy Mathieu Shawn Mayo Kristofor McMahon Lori Miller Amy Millett Danny Mitchell Shawn Mitchell Christine Moore Heather Mulcahy Amy Murphy Helen Murray vs PS Vas ra Keith Newlands Laura Nielsen Daniel Nordstrom Laurie Nordstrom Paul O’Coin Timothy O’Connor Winnie O’Cassian James Orstrom Kevin Pease Christopher Peltier Jennifer Picard Michael Polselli Jennifer Pothier Marybeth Puntillo Kristen Riani Karen Riedle Stacey Risotti Ann Marie Ross Wendy Salo Kevin Sarsfield Dawn Scholz Dennis Serra Todd Sjolander Jason Snow Matthew Tella Robert Trottier Brenda Valis Tracy Washwell Megean Weidman Kathaline Welch Edmond White Matthew Wilczynski Keith Wilkinson Dennis Wilson Jessica Woodward Marianne Faron (moved) ieee Cutt SPORTS SPORTS oD W Mike Lavallee ‘ ae A Winning Spirit inning it’s al- ways nice and it has its re- wards — popularity, rec- ognition, maybe even a date on Saturday night. This year, however, we have seen one team which has been labeled as losers. But the fact of the matter is that, in many people’s eyes, these group of young men are really win- ners — I am speaking of the Millbury Football Team. It is one thing to show up to practice day after day and to games week after week when you boast a winning record. But it takes a bunch of kids with guts to show up to prac- tice every day and to games every week just to get beat by a rather large score. And this is just what these group of young men have — guts. They could have gone out for another team. They could have quit. They could have dropped the program en- tirely. But this group of kids, along with their classy coach, Don Four- acre, stuck it out to the very end. A salute to a team of win- ners! Grafton W. Boylston North Uxbridge Bay Path Oxford H. Catholic Leicester David Prouty Northbridge q Mike Faron, Steve Corro- dori bk. row: Coach Fouracre, Mike Decoteau, Bob Guyan, Derek Willand, George Polla- sak, Keith Jacobson, Jeff Mac- Donald, Coach Roach, Coach MacNamara. md. row: Mike Richford, D.J. Williams, Steve Corrodori, Mike Lavallee, Tom Decoteau, Joe Belsito, Mark Gosselin, Lenny Im- body, Bob Young. fr. row: Dennis Serra, Scott Johnson, Mike Pappas, Mike Faron, Mike Couture, Shawn Ke- howski, Todd Williams, Joel Karsok. ee en weeaeeaee: ioe UNERSEREROSERIER A Bob Guyan q Mike Pappas, Jeff MacDonald Team’s Determination Sparks Success his year’s Mill- bury Woolie Var- sity soccer team coached by Robert Aus- tin combined an aggres- sive style with a great amount of athletic ability to remain the SWCL champions, and one of best teams in Central Mass. This senior domi- nated team did whatever possible in order to main- tain its status as the strongest defensive team in the area. The defense was led by seniors Ryan Roach, John Welcom, Ken White, junior Kevin Richard and senior goal- tender Bob Ayotte, a.k.a. Mr. Zero. The offensive attack was spearheaded by senior Brian Novak, junior Mark Anderson and Jim Wise, and sophomore Eric Nielson. This always dangerous unit was backed with strong sup- port from the halfbacks. They included senior Bri- an Juneau, juniors Chris Wilbur, Kurt Richard, George Squires and Jeff Gilbert. A Ken White If you didn’t have the op- portunity to watch some exciting soccer action, then you might be led to believe that the formen- tioned players carried the entire load, which is not true. The back-ups sen- iors Barry Novak, Adam Griffith, and Rodney Wil- liams, and sophomores Andy Pojani and Mike Luby. These dedicated players were the spirit of this team and all played important roles in the success of the woolies. A Coach Austin = OPP: q Mr. Zero, Bob Ayotte Sate hepard Hill Leicester Assabet Northbridge W. Boylston Doherty Oxford David Prouty W. Boylston Burncoat St. Mary’s W. Christian Leicester Northbridge Oxford David Prouty Bancroft Blackstone Valley Districts Assabet Auburn WV Ryan Roach aowonnoc rk OC f bb PwNnwwwor SONwW OWN oo Soro Sooo OO OH oO co A Marc Anderson, Ryan Roach, Mark Griffith q bk. row: Andy Pojani, Marc Anderson, Kevin Richard, Chris Wilbur, George Squires, md. row: Jim Wise, Kurt Richard, fr. row: Brian Novak, Adam Griffith, Ryan Roach, Bob Aoytte, John Welcom, Kenny White, Barry Novak, Rodney Williams. Were) A et iiedy we PR) cm , ; : ; . ’ abs sl “ae a ‘a af 5s 3 = ' . Phe a a 59 Hard Work Pay Off he 1988 soccer season was suc- cessful, in that, the girls finished with a record of 7-6-2. They were disappointed that the team failed to qualify for the District Champion- ship by one game. One of the most memorable games of the season was tying Wachusett. The Millbury girls were the underdogs in this game, but with a strong defense and offense and great goaltending by Michelle MacDonald Millbury Abk. row: Stephanie Notidis, Leah Robb, Coach Mr. Dun- ham, Jen Hunt, Gina Orsi, Cyndi Ward, Kathy Ayotte, Erica Pierce, mgr. Monica Ga- boriault. fr. row: Michelle MacDonald, Jody Pye, Cindy Wade, Tammy Hoel, Beth Krumsiek, Lisa Luby, Darla Pokraka. Tammy Hoel, Jody Pye came out with an 0-0 tie. This game was one of the biggest upsets in SWCL. Millbury later proved that they could upset the bigger teams by beating Bromfield 1-0. With less than one minute to go Kathy Ayotte scored ona penalty shot, and once again Millbury won a game that they were ex- pected to lose. Senior players Beth Krumsiek, Lisa Luby, Jody Pye, Tammy Hoel, and Cindy Wade pro- vided great leadership and kept the team’s spir- its going even when the team was down. Lisa, Beth, and Cindy were Millbury’s girls soccer first four year players. With seven seniors next year the Millbury girls team will look hopeful for tough District competi- tion. Seniors Lisa, Beth, Tammy, Jody and Cindy wish next years team good-luck and would like to thank Mr. Dunham for all of his patience and un- derstanding over the past four years. WV Kathy Ayotte VW Jody Pye VY Lisa Luby Shephard Hill Wachusett Assabet Tanasqua Sutton Oxford Holy Name Bromfield Bartlett Auburn Doherty Oxford Bromfield Tantasqua Blackstone Valley 2 0 9 0 if 3 0 1 3 i 3 4 1 5 4 MILL. OPP. CONF FP WrFRONONFOOW q Beth Krumsiek, Cyndi Ward 61 A Race to the Top ri-Captains Chris F Carle, Bill Tuttle and Jim Wackell led the boys Cross Coun- try team to a fine 9-4 sea- son. They were joined by newcomers Chris Rich- ards, Scott Pease, and Barry Bacon, all of whom had excellent seasons. Other returners included Joe Bunevith, Brian Tift and Matt Fitzpatrick. Pbk. row: Amy Murphy, Ja- son Falkenburg, Matt Fitzpa- trick, Chris Richards, Joe Bune- vith, Scott Pease, Brian Tift, Barry Bacon, Tracy Washwell. fr. row: Captains Jim Wackel, Bill Tuttle, Chris Carle. bk. row: Amy Murphy, Carrie Decoteau, Tracy Williams, Heather Murray, Jessica Wood- ward, Jane Tuttle, Tracy Wash- well. fr. row: Captains Kristen Bumpus, Wendy Stead. The team worked very hard and represented their school well. Co-Captains Wendy Stead and Kris Bumpus led the Girls Cross Coun- try team to a fine 8-3 re- cord. Two heartbreaking losses (28-27 to Oxford and 29-24- to David Prouty) kept the girls from repeating as league champs. Seniors Heather Murray and Tracy Wil- liams joined the team for the first time and were in- strumental in the team success. Jane Tuttle had an outstanding season and together with 8th graders Carrie Decoteau and Jessica Woodward should form a fine nucle- us for next years squad. Heather Murray q Chris Carle, Chris Richards, Scott Pease q Wendy Stead WV Kristen Bumpus, Wendy Stead, Heather Murray MILL. OPP. MILL. OPP. 23 Grafton Grafton 15 Northbridge Northbridge 20 W. Boylston W. Boylston a1 Oxford Oxford 36 David Prouty David Prouty 33 Uxbridge Uxbridge 19 Grafton Grafton 23 + W. Christian W. Christian 16 Northbridge Northbridge 20 W. Boylston W. Boylston 28 Oxford Oxford 42 David Prouty David Prouty SWCL Meet SWCL Meet 33 Uxbridge Uxbridge BOYS GIRLS wo k— bw bd Re or or oF bo A Chris Richards A Kristen Bumpus Hudson Clinton Algonquin Whitensville Christian Marlborough Hudson Ashland Worcester Academy Marlborough Whitinsville Christian Clinton Algonquin Ashland Worcester Academy Katie Hedlund 4-15, 12- 15-6, 7-15, 15-12 2-15, 12-15 13-15, 15-6, 10-15 10-15, 7-15 12-15, 8-15 15-4, 15-9 15-4, 15-138 1-15, 3-15 15-9, 15-11 11-15, 15-10, 15-12 13-15, 1-15 15-9, 15-11 15-6, 15-17, 15-4 A Melissa Phelan Pbk. row: Krissy Hedlund, Stephanie Muzzy, Heidi Mar- ino, md. row: Tina Cocaine, Shannon O’Leary, Lynn Bal- cius, Heather Fitzpatrick, Lori Sulham, fr. row: Katie Hed- lund, Melissa Phelan, Melissa Haglund, Maxine Dupre. A Lynn Balcius 64 he girl’s volleyball had a very suc- cessful season this year with a record of 7-7. Ree Their success was based Pees on excellent serving from seniors Max Dupre, Ka- tie Hedlund and juniors Shannon O’Leary, Tina Cocaine and Stephanie Muzzy. Melissa Phelan and Heather Fitzpatrick Hard Work Affects Outcome excelled at setting while Shannon O’Leary, Melis- sa Haglund and Heidi Marrino were the spikers. Their most memorable win was against the tough team of Whitinsville Christian. For several years W.C. have defeated them quite soundly. This year the varsity squad de- feated W.C. two games out of three (15-9, 15-11) with excellent teamwork. Congratulations on a great season. A Mrs. Snyder, Melissa Phelan, Melissa Haglund, Maxine Dupre, Katie Hedlund and Mrs. St.John. A Heather Fitzpatrick A Stephanie Muzzy A Krissy Hedlund Varsity dunks opponents Ak yan Roach, Bob Ayotte, Jeff MacDonald his year’s Boys Varsity Basket- ball team was greatly dominated by the senior class. In all, there were nine seniors plus four underclass- men. This year’s accom- plishments included winning the SWCL and competing in both the Clark Tournament and the Districts. The starting lineup was led by senior Brian Juneau who could defi- nitely light it up from 3- point land. At the other guard was senior Chris Richards who, because Griffith, the last of the seniors, came off the bench with great hustle and tenacity to help the Woolies. of his constant 100% ef- fort, was the leading scorer for the Woolies. The starting forwards were also seniors. Bob Ayotte, a relentless re- bounder and great pass- er helped give stability to the team. Jeff Mc- Donald, another great rebounder, also had the ability to run the floor on the fast-break. Last and certainly not least, Ryan Roach sparked the Woolies on both the of- fensive end with his scoring and on the de- fensive end with his blocked shots. AChris Richards ABrian Juneau, Bob Ayotte, Chris Richards, Derek Willand, Rod- The Woolies in addi- tion to a great starting lineup had an even bet- ter bench. Usually com- ing off the bench first were seniors John Wel- com and Rodney Wil- liams. When the team needed a lift, John usu- ally helped with a key jump shot while Rod- ney, using his quickness and agility would rather penetrate for an easy hoop. Another senior, Bill Tuttle also came off the bench with consis- tent outside shooting to give the Woolies that ex- ‘tra advantage. Adam ney Williams Rodney Williams W Ryan Roach, Bob Ayotte MILL. OPP. 65 Shephard Hill 53 Bartlett 51 St. Peter Mar. 58 Leicester 62 Grafton 59 Northbridge 67 David Prouty 61 Uxbridge 52 W. Boylston 47 Oxford 47 Leicester 46 Grafton 50 Northbridge 71 David Prouty 62 Uxbridge 65 W. Boylston 42 Oxford 46 Clark Tournament 48 Nipmuc 49 Districts 59 Shephard Hill 60 AJohn Welcom Bk row: Mgr. Lisa Luby, Andy Po- jani, Adam Griffith, Ryan Roach, Joe Bunevith, Bob Ayotte, Jeff MacDonald, Chris Wilbur, Coach: Mr. Dunham. Fr row: Bill Tuttle, John Welcom, Chris Richards, Brian Juneau, Rodney Williams W Kathy Ayotte bk. row: Kathy Ayotte, Tamara Hoel, Katie Hedlund, Gina Car- enzo, Heather Murray, Tracy Williams, Lori Sulham, Nancy Sullivan, Mgr. Jody Pye, fr. row: Captains: Wendy Stead, Beth Krumsiek, Kathy Combs. 68 Nancy Sullivan i GIRLS INDOOR TRACK fam CHAMPIONS 1987-86- division 1 Besant Bt SEO ee ae ¥ w Beth Krumsiek AKathy Combs | Girls Show Enthusiasm ver the past four a) years, a few girls in our class have really made a name for themselves, participat- ing in sports in the Worcester area. One area where the class of 1989 girls have shown great participation is basketball. Nine of the eleven players on the 1988-1989 team were seniors. Not all of whom played but did keep up the spirit and feeling needed to pull a team to- gether. The dedication and commitment of sen- ior captains Beth Krum- siek and Kathy Combs have kept the team com- ing back with enthusiam for four years. The return of Nancy AGina Carenzo Sullivan and the strong play and scoring ability of Wendy Stead also greatly contributed to the wins. A few high- lights of the last season include Gina Carenzo fourteen points (which led to the win) against David Prouty. Beth had sixteen points against Uxbridge. Kathy played steadily throughout the season and is the only player who has played four years. Recognition must be given to those who returned for their senior year knowing that their playing time would remain limited. They are Tamara Hoel, IDracy Williams, Heather Murray, Katie Hedlund. Assabet Leicester Grafton Northbridge David Prouty Uxbridge West Boylston Oxford Leicester Grafton Northbridge David Prouty Uxbridge West Boylston Oxford Team strives for success he 1988-1989 in- : door track sea- son has been one of the most successful in the 10 years Millbury has had a team. The girl’s squad finished in second place in their di- vision with an overall re- cord of 7 wins and 2 losses. The girls also fin- ished in 4th place in the overall league meet championship. This year’s team was led by seniors Kristen Bumpus and Jodi Cronan. Both had a fine season: Kris was the team’s leading scorer and the league 1000 yard run champion. Jodi fo a % A Ps was second in the league in the shot put. The leadership of these sen- iors was evident in that in the four years they have been members of the indoor track team the squad had a record of 32-7-3 which includes Millbury’s first league championship. Kris and Jodi graduate with many school records be- tween them. Although two of Millbury’s best will be graduating, there will be an outstanding squad returning. This season’s boys’ in- door team went from last place in their divi- sion last season to divi- sion co-champions this year. The team was led by seniors Bob Guyan, Mike Decoteau, Mike Tift, Scott Reidle, Brian Novak, and Jim Wack- ell. The team also had a fine 7 wins, 2 losses re- cord. During their ca- reers the team had a fine 31-11-1 record, the best four year record in Mill- bury High’s history. Coaches Wilbur and Austin wish to congratu- late the fine season that all the team members had, and to especially thank the seniors for their dedication to mak- ing their teams champi- Abk. row: Steve Corodori, Bob Brooks, Tom Decoteau, Bob Guyan, Mike Decoteau, Mike Lavalle, Jim Wise. 3rd row: Coach Wilbur, Sara Auciello, Stephanie Notidis, Heather Fitzpatrick, Jodi Cronan, Erica Pierce, Heidi Marrino, Jenn Hunt, Sue Doolittle, Scott Riedle. 2nd row: Brian Novak, Jeff Heroux, Jim Wackell, Bob Bowlin, Kevin Hanson, Brian Tift, Corey Ortiz, Mike Tift, Joel Karsok. fr. row: Yvette Christman, Barry Bacon, Shamus Hamill, Carrie Decoteau, Amy Fitzpatrick, Laura Neilsen, Lynn Juneau, Nicole Jolicoeur Kristen Bumpus W Mike Decoteau Boys Mill. Opp. 17 League Relays 9 29 Athol 57 33 Doherty Do 13) North 13 71 Turner’s Fall 15 50 Narragansett 36 48 Auburn 38 David Prouty 35 Murdock BD 49 Lunenburg 37 League Meet 3rd 41 District Meet 16th 1 State Meet Girls Mill. Opp. 34 League Relays 4 63 Athol 23 37 Doherty 49 84 North 4 63 Turner’s Falls 23 53 Narragansett 33 63 Auburn 23 70 David Prouty 15 75 Murdock 10 31 Lunenburg 55 League Meet 4th 41 District Meet 10th 8 State Meet 17th 2 e8hoe AHeather Fitzpatrick AJodi Cronan a Bob Guyan 71 Success The boys’ spring track team had an outstanding season this year. Strong leadership from the seniors — ee : gave them the impetus —_— needed to becone ————— S.W.C.L. champs. — en, Also successful, the girls’ spring track team was led by senior Wendy Stead and M.V.P. Erica Pierce. Thanks goes to both the boys coaches, Mr. Sutphen and Mr. Knych, and the girls’ coach, Mrs. Myra for all their time and dedica- tion. FP cove Boys Mill Opp 101 Tantasqua 91 Murdock 96 Leicester 9 Grafton Relays 8th 60 Shepard Hill 9 Northbridge 30 David Prouty 86 West Boylston 52 Class Meet Ist place 86 Oxford 5 83 Auburn 52 S.W.C.L. 1st 9 Assabet 47 All Class 70 Bartlett 75 GIRLS Mill Opp 81 Tantasqua 54 75 Murdock Bil FA Leicester 65 55 Grafton 81 5th Relays 28 Shepherd Hill 52 22 Northbridge 115 59 David Prouty 76 74 West Boylston 59 2nd triple, 3rd shot CLASS MEET 22 Oxford 103 60 Auburn 75 7th S.W.C.L. 89 Assabet 54 - “ AMariann Bubon AMike Lavallee Bob Guyan V1989 Girls; Sprin Track Team A1989 Boys’ Spring Track Team A ONT a 3 Ak yan Roach 9 Woolies ven though nobody gave us a slim chance of being in the state finals, the bitter real ity of los- ing was still something very hard for the entire team to swallow. That is exactly how each member of the Millbury baseball team felt after losing to Norton, 5-1, in the Division 3, State Finals held at Holy Cross. “We are kind of upset Superman Dream Season that we didn’t win the whole thing,” said a dis- appointed Ryan Roach, who had a tremendous playoff series behind the plate and with the stick. ‘““‘We were really pumped after winning the districts and we felt we had a good chance of going all the way,” he added. ‘““Even though we didn’t win it, it’s some- thing we can tell our grandchildren some day ... that we were in the state finals.” The Woolies, who ended the season at 17-5, came into the game against some pretty heady com- petition, facing a team that was undefeated at 24-0. This season was indeed something that each one of the Woolies players will be proud to tell their grandchildren, re- gardless of the outcome of this game. Opp. Shephard Hill 9 Bartlett 7 Blackstone 1 David Prouty 8 Leicester 2 W. Boylston 5 Oxford 2 Grafton 7 Auburn 6 Northbridge 0 Uxbridge 2 David Prouty 2 Leicester 0 7 9 3 4 4 co D — lop) W. Boylston Oxford Grafton Northbridge Uxbridge Districts 4 W. Boylston 38 6 Blackstone-Millville 2 4 Clinton 2 9 Palmer 6 1 Norton 5 DR woOoDmDFr OW +I1CO Brian Juneau A1989 Millbury High Base- ball Team 4qJamie Girard me a, _ Siena, Be Sm, - + a = - - ¢ ; © ake 3 . os An af’ aed - ox a _ a 8 a. pid = —- =e - Fg ee Es oO Jodi Cronan WNancy Sullivan A Banner Season! i he Woolies cap- tured their first S.W.C.L. Champion- ship in softball since 1967 when they defeat- ed Uxbridge 4-2 in the final regular season game of 1989. The game featured two of the best pitchers in Central Mass in Jodi Cronan and Cheryl Blanchard. The team finished with a regular season record of 16 wins and 2 losses, with 12 wins and 1 loss in the League. This outstanding record enabled the team to be seeded second in Divi- sion II. Millbury played St. Bernard’s of Fitch- burg in the semifinals, but lost a close one 1-0. The team’s overall re- cord was 16-3. The team also had the honor of having one of their teammates, Jodi Cronan, selected to the Telegram and Gazette All-Star Team. Opp. Shephard Hill Bartlett Blackstone David Prouty Leicester West Boylston Oxford Grafton Auburn Northbridge Uxbridge David Prouty Leicester West Boylston Oxford Grafton Northbridge Uxbridge District Semifinals St. Bernard’s SOON NWNNFRORFWNNF OW DY bt AJen Dow Tracy Williams qBeth Krumsiek WThe 1989 Girls’ Softball Team with Coach Dennis Leonard 77 a }] id ide of Millbury Pr 80 UBS TIVITIES TIVITIES 81 Behind the Scenes of the Aftermath ooperation, hard work and deter- mination would best describe the students that helped to organize and create this suc- cessful yearbook. However, in particular, the entire staff would like to thank Mr. Gene Genese, who guided all of our work and helped us achieve the best possible 1989 Millbury Memorial High School Year- book. It is something that everyone will treasure as they look back on their high school years with memories that arouse both laughter and tears. A special thanks to John Carrier, our yearbook representative from Herff Jones. Without his patience and guidance along with the aid of Mr. Genese our yearbook “make over” would not have been possible. The 1989 yearbook staff would like to extend our best wishes to next year’s staff. AFrom left to right: Jody Pye, Clubs and Activities — Lisa Luby, Sports and Senior Section — James Army, Sports — Maxine Dupre, Business Editor — Rodney Williams, Sports — Melissa Phelan, Editor-in-Chief — Tammy Hoel, Senior Events — Cindy Wade, Senior Events — Arlene Mattrick, Layout Editor — Melissa Haglund, Copy Editor. 3 We AA A Student Council From left to right: Ka- tie Hedlund, Randie Jalbert, Scott Pease, Marie Campolito, Mike Luby, Rodney Wil- liams, Melissa Elliot, Justin Auciello, Brian Chase, Wendy Stead, Julie Jones, Joe Bune- vith, Jen Dow, Brenda Berthiaume, John Welcom, Ross Pease, Brian Faucher. Cam- era shy: Melissa Phelan, Shannon O’Leary, Lynn Balcius, Heather Fitzpatrick, Shaun Kehowski, Bryant Richards. Guidance Aides From left to right: Lisa Warner, Sean Murray, Lisa Cluett, Jim Wise, Cindy Wade, Wayne Daigle, Pam Dai- gle. Camera shy: Joke Belsito, Becky Stacy, Chris Rocha, Derek Rudge, Melissa Phelan, Stephanie Groccia. Peer Education Group Left to right: ’ Robert Poselli, Jessica Labonte, Kathleen Ballard, Nicole Tellier, Diane Nordstrom, Kimberly Roe, Candia Neiduski, Christine Simonds, Amy Rochford. Library Aides Left to right: Diane Nordstrom, Teresa Horner, Andrea Rajotte, Kim Roe, Carrie Taylor. Student Advisory Committee: Scott Pease, Rodney Williams, Ryan Roach, Me- lissa Phelan, Katie Hedlund. 83 Business Club Seniors: K. Dunn, S. Buzulis, L. Lucas, N. Sullivan, C. Cyr, D. Gover, S. Kuusisaari, D. Monahan, M. Dupre, L. Luby, J. MacDonald, B. Juneau, B. Novak, R. Roach, R. Carlson, L. Smith, K. Jackson, B. Ayotte, J. Welcom, C. Wade. S.A.D.D. Officers: President — Maxine Dupre, Vice President — Lisa Christo, Secre- tary — Jody Donovan, Treasurer — Jennifer Picard. Office Aides L-R T. Horner, K. Roe, V. Racicot, C. Mossa, P. White, V. Pano, L. Giguere, K. Taft, Q. Huyhn, K. Carlson, K. Rice, J. Lavale, B. Krumsiek, J. Pye, L. Drumstas, C. Bergeron, S. Breeds, M. Glinski, S. Broe, S. Kuusiaari, K. Fi- scher, J. D. Lavoie, B. Horner. Skiers Race with Sportsmanship he 1988-89 school year has seen E the formation of a very active ski club. Under the direction of Mr. Murray and Mr. Sutphen, the club has recruited nearly 70 students. Some of the club members had never been on skis until this year but by the end of the year had become quite proficient on the slopes. In addition to a 6 week after-school ski program on Wednesdays at Wachusett Mountain, the club sponsored 3 day trips to skiing areas in Vermont and New Hampshire. These included trips to Mount Snow, Okemo Mountain, and Waterville Valley. Many hours were cy and safety precautions exhibited by club members. Supporting the activities of the club were proceeds derived through several school dances and a candy sale. The en- thusiasm, cooperation, and exemplary behavior by students at all ski club ac- tivities was nothing short of fantastic ac- cording to both Mr. Murray and Mr. Sut- phen. Ambitious plans are already being formed for a bigger, better, and more ex- panded calendar of activities for the fu- ture. Successful as the first year was, the greatest hope for next year by this avid group of skiers is that the heavens pro- vide some real snow rather than the ma- chine-made snow found on most of New England’s slopes during the 1988-89 sea- son. spent on the slopes by M.H.S. ski club members and not even one injury oc- curred ...a tribute to both the proficien- HHH HT HAHAEHH HUH Mt AL. Anderson, L. Balcius, M. Beatty, J. Boria, L. Bernard, J. Belsito, K. Bumpus, D. Bunevith, J. Bunevith, R. Bush, M. Brisson, C. Carle, A. Co- caine, S. Corridori, M. Couture, N. Dana, C. Deco- teau, T. Decoteau, S. DeFeudis, T. DiBenedetto, J. Dow, M. Faron, B. Foacher, R. Finne, A. Fitzpa- trick, H. Fitzpatrick, M. Fitzpatrick, E. Gilbert, T. Gingras, J. Girard, A. Goyette, K. Hanson, J. Her- oux, T. Hoel, R. Hubbard, J. Hunt, K. Jacobson, S. Johnston, S. Kehowski, M. Lavallee, J. D. Lavoie, W. Luff, S. MacDonald, M. Malkhassian, H. Mar- rino, M. Martinelli, L. Miller, K. Murray, M. Na- deau, T. O’Connor, G. Ojerholm, S. O’Leary, R. Polselli, D. Rossow, G. Rossow, D. Schonborg, V. Schwartz, M. Shorette, J. Snow, S. Spatol, R. Turn- er, J. Wackell, L. Watkins, K. Welch, E. White 86 Left to Right, L. Giguere, W. O’Gas- sian, A. Murphy, A. Millett, C. Decotea, M. Imbody, W. Salo, W. Leblanc, C. Sweet. D. Schonborg, L. Imbody, H. Al- lard, M. Houde, S. Gemme, S. Hadley, T. Zeek, J. Day, M. O’Connel. J. Pothier, D. Gagne, J. Haffty, C. Hanks, A. Roche- ford, C. Gurten Cable Club Back Row Standing, left to right: P. Krassopoulas, D. Gosselin, J. Heroux, R. Luikey, R. Brooks, D.J. Williams, R. Lagerholm, M. Chase, G. Bourassa, R. Jolicoeur Front Row Kneeling, left to right: M. Gardner, J. Boria, C. Christo, T. Gingras, M. Martinelli, D. Mitchell, M. Beatty, J. Brunk Stage Band Drums: C. Diguette; Trumpet: Stacy Strout; Trombones: Michael Lavallee, Chris Wilbur, Matt Gardner; Bass: Mi- chael Perrault; Saxophones: Rodney Williams, Paul Krassopoulas, Raymond Jolicouer, Tamara Hoel, Cory Ortiz, Scott Vayo; Piano: Sandra Nikolajevs; Advisor: Mr. Rocco Bruno $.0.S. Ist Row: S. Carl, D. Desmaris, M. Ca- banna, J. Imbody, P. Turner, S. Schold, D. Elworthy. 2nd Row: K. Riani, K. Reidle, A. Fitzpatrick, B. Bush, L. Lohnes, J. Havilotti, L. Murphy, Mr. Scott Healey — Advisor, 3rd Row: S. Spatol, M. Fitzpatrick, G. Lange, S. An- derson, R. Walther, J. Snow, A. Giro, C. Ward, J. Tuttle, K. Healey 4th Row: C. Guyan, H. Supernaught, K. Johnson, K. Needham, Y. Christman, B. Guyan, J. Parsekian Standing: D. Whitten, J. Korsok, D. Willand, S. Manners, J. Army. L’autre Choix Back Row left to right: K. Riani, K. Riedel, L. Lohnes, S. Schold, B. Bush, R. Walther, K. Welch, M. Haglund, S. Carle, S. Groccia, Mr. Healey — Advisor, J. Imbody 3rd Row left to right: A. Fitzpatrick, A. Murphy, C. Donae, M. Dougt, D. Daily, J. Hodgden, S. Breault, J. Pothier, D. Whitten 2nd Row left to right: A. Boodwin, C. Moore, S. Shi- linski, K. Brooks, L. Bloom, D. Scholz, L. Miller, T. Swenson Ist Row left to right: M. Beatty, T. Buzulis, M.Gemme, D. Macnevin ___ Class act earns class trip to Washington hat started as an attempt to bring 15 talent ed high school students a lit- tle bit closer to history ended up bringing them a lot closer to the country’s seat of power. Roger L. Desrosiers’ Junior honors history class on March 3 was named No. 1 in the state in a national competition designed to honor the U.S. Constitution held at B.C. Law School. The national competition was held April 24-28 and although the students did not win first place, a great experience was shared by all. A special thanks goes to Mr. Roger Desrosiers whose dedication and hard work made a class dream become a reality. Honors History Class Back Row Standing, left to right: R. Williams, R. Roach, H. Murray, W. Stead, M. Haglund, Advisor Mr. Desrosiers, A. Mattrick, M. Phelan, D. Gover, J. Welcom Front Row Kneeling, left to right: M. Tift, C. Richards, S. Pease, B. Novak, B. Juneau, A. Griffith (“Griff’’) Cinderella — M. Haglund, Prince Vlad — G. Lacouture, Igor — M. Pappas, King Charming — B. Turner, Queen Charming — S. Coons, Snig — M. Mackoul, Snog — K. Pease,.Gypola — T. Ricard, Mrs. Shrub — S. Kuusisaari, Oleander — K. Sikes, Ivy — D. Monahan, Farmer — T. O’Connor, Paula Pond — M. Phelan, Mitzi — C. Mossa, Rudy — T. Enos, Tour Guides — A. Hamilton and L. Ander- son and many more!!! Drama Club he drama club, under the direc- tion of Gene Genese, has turned out many successful productions. Freshman year’s Joseph and the Amaz- ing Technicolor Dreamcoat was a Bibli- cal musical which was enjoyed by both the cast and the audience. The Worst High School Play in the World was the wackiest play during our days as sopho- mores. Junior year’s Lizzie Borden of Fall River was a murder mystery drama, and was received very well by the audi- ence. This year’s production, Cinderella Meets the Wolfman was the craziest yet! This howlingly funny musical spoof took place on March 10 and 11, 1989. Seniors Gabe Lacouture and Melissa Haglund were Prince Vladimir and Cinderella, re- spectively. Other fine performances were seen in Mrs. Shrub, Sharyn Kuusisaari, and her wicked stepdaughters, Ivy and Oleander played by Debbie Monahan and Kathy Sikes. Of course, we’ll never forget Paula Pond, played by a true Hol- lywood star (rumor has it!). Good Luck to the drama club in the future. CRAFTS CLUB OFFICERS: C. DiGiulio — President S. Hanson — Treasurer K. Capistrom — Secretary M. Monahan — Project Fair Coordina- tor Nursery Director: Joan Banks Assistant: Paula Bunevith Aides: Rachel Schwartz and Jody Pye CHESS CLUB M. Leary, M. Puntamapanich, E. Roth, J. Morkunas, M. Gosselin, R. Gauthier, A. Griffith, B. Juneau, K. Albertson, P. Carpenter, T. Bou- dreau, B. Bacon, B. Bush, B. Tift, S. Pease, R. Roach (’87-’88 champ), S. Riedle, V. Schwartz, W. Daigle, F. Bengtson, C. Carle, M. Griffith, J. Loader, M. Tella, D. Scholz, L. Mill- er, B. Bowlin, L. LaBage, G. Polis- sack, K. Green, J. Belsito, M. Pon- tillo, M. Tift, C. Prus, T. Stolander, Advisor: D. Wilbur. Reflector Staff L-R: C. Orsi, H. Allard, T. Hazelwood, K. Ayotte, T. Williams, J. Pye, B. Stacy, G. Cardinal, S. Mathieu, C. Decoteau, J. Brownell, K. Richard, Mrs. Graves Advi- sor HONOR SOCIETY From left to right: K. Roe, J. Jones, M. Haglund, E. Pierce, L. Sulham, V. Racicot, J. Bunevith, M. Dupre, B. Juneau, M. Gardner, A. Wrobel, A. Mattrick, J. Welcom, C. Richards, D. Gover, S. Pease, W. Stead, R. Wil- liams, H. Murray, K. Hedlund, S. Muzzy. Camera shy: L. Balcius, S. O’Leary, M. Phelan, and M. Tift. J © a) a €. Z = x) 2 S es ar es Z = ONO MNO NaNO) wae SEMI FORMAIL SIEMI FORM 92 SOTA el OI NAY WES) IO9 AU ex ©) SI NMOPES ORES NOSSO 94 ES ON ONLES OYA PES ANIC 95 GIONS Sealy ONS Sealy of r e a r OU. A UiLoto 1Q2 4 Ny ty - a ; i_= - coal f j j - : a ALU te Fis Wd, TWghwoock t e% . 7 Mat o : C Qa f SOKALLMOA er ei, x AF - A A Aw } ypu pile mm � é 7 s, ts - ; = mi . ; ra THe SSB pe GINS Sealy I ON SOE DANA ONS SEDAN GK G1 NSS oa eS one epa gIRNET tern ag fee ae GRADUATION YUEN Z. g 2 Z = A 2 e G Z © 2 z = A z ee CLASS HISTORY IT WAS THE FALL OF 1985 WHEN THE CLASS OF 1989 ENTERED MILLBURY HIGH SCHOOL. IT WAS THE FIRST YEAR THAT THE NEW SCHOOL CHANGE ALLOWED THE EIGHTH GRADE TO ALSO MOVE UP. BECAUSE OF THIS FORTU- NATE CHANGE, WE WEREN’T THE YOUNGEST, AND COULD THEREFORE VENTURE TO EX- PLORE OUR NEW SURROUNDINGS WITHOUT FEAR. OUR FIRST BIG DECISION WAS FOR CLASS OFFICERS. THOSE CHOSEN, AND THOSE TO BE KEPT IN OFFICE FOR THE NEXT 2 YEARS WERE: PRESIDENT WENDY STEAD, VICE PRESIDENT MICHAEL TIFT, SECRETARY TAMMY HOEL AND TREASURER CINDY WADE. THE FIRST FEW MONTHS WERE ROUGH; NO- BODY WOULD ADVISE THE NEW FRESHMEN. WINTER CARNIVAL, HOWEVER, MARKED THE BEGINNING OF UNITY OF OUR CLASS. MRS. DU- PONT AND MRS. CROSS TOOK THE VAST RE- SPONSIBILITY OF MOLDING AND GUIDING US THROUGH OUR FOUR YEARS. OUR SONG, “THE YEAR OF THE FRESHMEN,” SHOWED THE HIGH SCHOOL WE WERE PREPARED TO FIGHT FOR A PLACE IN ITS SMALL SOCIETY. DURING THIS SAME YEAR, BRIAN PARATH LAID THE FOUNDATION FOR OUR FUTURE BASKETBALL PLAYERS BY LEADING US THROUGH THE DIS- TRICTS UP TO THESTATE WHERE WE LOST BY 2 POINTS TO EAST BOSTON. ALL IN ALL, THE FRESHMAN CLASS GAINED AN IDEA OF WHAT WAS TO BE EXPECTED OF THEM AND WHAT THEY COULD EXPECT FROM MILLBURY HIGH SCHOOL. THE SUMMER PASSED QUICKLY AND WE EN- TERED ONCE AGAIN, THIS TIME AS SOPHO- MORES. IT WAS THE YEAR 1986 AND WE WERE CONTINUING TO BUILD UP OUR TREASURY FOR THE FUTURE EVENTS. IT STARTED 102 FRESHMAN YEAR WITH TOWEL SALES AND PROSPERED SOPHOMORE YEAR WITH JEWEL- RY SALES. WE HAD EARNED A PLACE IN THE HISTORY OF MHS AND WERE PROUD TO WEAR OUR NEW CLASS RINGS. BUT WE STILL WERE STRIVING TO BECOME UPPERCLASSMEN. OUR ATHLETIC ABILITIES WERE MANIFESTED BY WINTER CARNIVAL AND THE GROWING SPORTS TEAMS. MANY NEW ADDITIONS TO OUR CLASS OCCURRED DURING THIS YEAR. HOME ROOM 22, FOR EXAMPLE, WORE OUT NOT ONE, BUT TWO TEACHERS, MISS DEFEU- DIS AND MRS. PAGE. MRS. CROSS, OUR CO-AD- VISOR, ALSO LEFT TO HAVE A BABY. IN HER ABSENCE, WE WERE FORTUNATE TO COME TO KNOW MISS FAIRBANKS, OUR NEW CO-ADVI- SOR. THIS CONCLUDED OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR. WE ALL RETURNED IN 1987, A FEW INCHES TALLER AND A BIT MORE PROUD OF OUR NEW IMAGE. WE WERE THE JUNIOR CLASS. HOME- ROOM 22 WAS NOW UNDER THE CONTROL OF MRS. BOIVIN. IN CONTINUATION OF OUR FUND RAISING WE SOLD CHEESE TO PREPARE FOR THE MANY EXPENSES OF THE NEXT TWO YEARS. THE FIRST OF WHICH WAS OUR JU- NIOR PROM. REMEMBERED BY THE THEME OF “A NIGHT IN HEAVEN” IT WAS HELD AT THE HOLY CROSS HOGAN CENTER ON MAY 20, 1988. DURING THIS MEMORABLE EVENT, KATIE HEDLUND WAS PRONOUNCED PROM QUEEN, AND PERRY CONTE PROVIDED THE CLASS WITH OUR SONG, “IS THIS LOVE.” IT WAS DUR- ING THIS YEAR, ALSO, THAT MOST OF THOSE ATHLETICALLY INCLINED MEMBERS WERE SELECTED TO BE PART OF THE VARSITY SPORTS TEAMS. BOB AYOTTE, WITH THE HELP OF SUCH BOYS AS JOHN WELCOM, KEN- NY WHITE, AND RYAN ROACH, HELPED THE BOYS SOCCER TEAM REACH AN 18 TO 1 SCORE, AND PLAY IN THE DISTRICT FINALS. THE GIRLS SOCCER TEAM ALSO CAME VERY CLOSE TO ENTERING THE DISTRICTS. THE BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM SHOWED GREAT ACHIEVEMENT BY WINNING THE CLARK TOURNAMENT. FINALLY, THE GIRLS’ BASKET- BALL TEAM MADE IT TO THE DISTRICTS. IT WAS CERTAINLY A WELL PLAYED YEAR BY ALL ATHLETES. THROUGHOUT OUR JUNIOR YEAR, ALSO, WE SHOWED MHS WE WERE MORE THAN JUST JOCKS. WE EXCELLED ACA- DEMICALLY AND THIS WAS EVIDENT WHEN THE U.S. HONORS HISTORY CLASS PARTICI- PATED IN AND WON THE CONSTITUTIONAL COMPETITION AND WENT ON TO WASHING- TON TO THE FINALS. THIS, ALONG WITH THE ATHLETIC ABILITY CONTRIBUTED TO THE RESPECT THAT WE ATTAINED FROM OUR FEL- LOW CLASSMATES AND COMMUNITY AT MHS. WE BEGAN OUR FOURTH YEAR WITH GREAT ANTICIPATION FOR THE FUTURE. MANY OF US HAD BEGUN THE SEARCH FOR THE APPROPRI- ATE COLLEGE TO ATTEND. BUT WHILE THINKING OF HIGHER EDUCATION, WE STRUGGLED THROUGH THE ACADEMICS, ATH- LETICS, AND EXCITING EVENTS OF OUR SEN- IOR CLASS. OUR NEW OFFICERS WERE: PRESI- DENT MATT FITZPATRICK, VICK PRESIDENT MELISSA HAGLUND, SECRETARY TAMMY HOEL, AND TREASURER CINDY WADE. WE STARTED OFF BY SELLING CHRISTMAS ORNA- MENTS AND MAGNETS WHICH, ALONG WITH THE OPPORTUNITY CLUB WOULD ALLOW FOR US TO HOLD SENIOR ACTIVITIES. THE SEARCH FOR A YEARBOOK STAFF BEGAN. THE LEAD- ING CREW CONSISTED OF MELISSA PHELAN, ARLENE MATTRICK, AND MAXINE DUPRE. WHILE THE YEARBOOK WAS WELL ON ITS WAY, SO WERE THE SENIOR SEMI FORMAL AND CLASS TRIP PLANS. IN THE MEANTIME, WE ENJOYED AN EXCITING AND CHALLENG- ING WINTER CARNIVAL. ALTHOUGH OUR CHANCE TO WIN WAS DEFEATED BY BOBBY’S KIDS, OUR CLASS SONG, “HOLD ON TO THE TIMES,” BROUGHT OUT THE EMOTIONS OF THE FACULTY, PEERS, AND THE ENTIRE CLASS OF 1989. NEXT ON THE AGENDA WAS TO DEFEAT THE MOST PREVALENT DISEASE IN HIGH SCHOOL — SENIORITIS! THE SENIOR EVENTS, HOWEVER, CURED THIS PROBLEM. AT THE SHERATON STURBRIDGE ON APRIL 15, 1989, WE HELD OUR SENIOR SEMI FORMAL. FEW ATTENDED BUT A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL. THE FRANK DAVIS RESORT IN CON- NECTICUT HOSTED OUR CLASS TRIP ON MAY 22. WE WERE ABLE TO SHOW CLASS SPIRIT, STRENGTH, AND UNITY BY WINNING ALL EVENTS; EXCEPT FOR THE DANCE COMPETI- TION, WHICH WE CAME VERY CLOSE TO WIN- NING. ALL SUNBURNT, WE RETURNED TO MILLBURY TO PREPARE FOR OUR SENIOR SUP- PER TO BE HELD THE FOLLOWING WEDNES- DAY. AND SO HERE WE ARE, JUNE 2ND, OUR CLASS DAY. HERE WE SIT, JUST AS WE DID IN THE FRESHMAN BLEACHERS FOUR YEARS AGO. AS WE ENTER THE NEXT PHASE OF LIFE, LET US JUST HOLD ON TO THE MEMORIES OF HIGH SCHOOL AND LOOK TO THE FUTURE WHICH LIES AHEAD OF EACH ONE OF US. BY MELISSA HAGLUND AND MAXINE DUPRE 103 Sponsors Mr. Mrs. Robert Brainard J.W. Cristo Sons Georges R. Desrosiers Frank Kathy Gagliardi Mr. Mrs. Joseph Krumsiek M. Lopriore General Contractor Inc. Mid State Sewerage Inc. Millbury Journal Mr. Mrs. Nicoletti Bruce Leane Pease Marie Bryant Richards Ron Jeri Stead Patrons Sandra J. Bergeron Mr. Mrs. Edward Decoteau Mr. Ford Greenwood Land Surveyors Ann Harrington Gary Rebecca Salmonsen Mr. Mrs. John Sainta Maria Southwest Realty Stowe Farm Orchards Sue St. John Phoebe Fanny Wadsworth 105 106 Friends Mr. Mrs. Kenneth R. Babbidge Jr. Herb Claire Carlson Mr. Carmody Mrs. Dawicki Devoe’s T.V. Elbart Mfg. Co. Inc. First National Bank of Boston Linda M. Girard Mrs. Julian Richard Barbara Murray Mrs. Myers Providence House of Millbury Joe Pye Sandy Pye Mr. Robinson Mrs. Rossi Leo Lorraine Sharron Gloria Stacey Francis Dorothy Welcom White’s Tire Shop Edward Delorice Wilson Thanks to all sponsors who have Congratulations contributed to the 1989 Yearbook To The and have made this production possible Class of 1989 TH E Congratulations to the class of 1989 FELTERS from COMPANY Shield Packaging Co. Inc. Peter Street Webster, Ma. 01570 GRANGER-LYNCH SoBe LARK eee CORP. ——— P.O. Box 319, 18 McCracken Rd. ST Millbury, MA 01527 Paving Contractors : ICYCLES - SKIS Manufacturers of Bituminous Concrete PLANT HOURS: Monday-Friday 7:00-3:30 Saturday 6:30-2:30 17 SOUTH MAIN STREET, MILLBURY, MASSACHUSETTS 01527 756-6244 107 Best Wishes For The Class of ‘°89” Millbury Police Association MCOP, Local 128, AFL-CIO Good Luck Class of ’89 MB Bill’s Auto Repair Member F.D.I1.C. Millbury Congratulations Best of Luck Norman Spring Love Mom Dad 865-1566 Cundy Be aes —_-Ballet-Tap-AcrobaticsJazz-Poinle Tap-Acrobatics-Jazz-Pointe 81 Elm Street, Millbury, MA BA-Psychology - U. Mass. Amherst Member Professional Dance Teachers Asso. Congratulations from HAIR INCORPORATED Sutton Square Mall TOOLS, DIES, GAGES, STAMPING PRECISION MACHINING GRINDING UNITED tool AND MFG., co. 34 Howe Avenue P.O. Box 320 MILLBURY, MASSACHUSETTS 01527 DONALD K. LANGE TEL. 865-3552 Congratulations Class Of 1989! Best Wishes From GORETTTS SUPERMARKETS 109 110 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 89 Compliments of a Friend Congratulations Class of ’89 from The Ginny White Dance Studio G TLC. DOG SALON Boarding Kennels with Groom-in-Van! (508) 865-3180 : ; Denise and Bill Jones our place or yours 88 Uxbridge Road, Sutton, Massachusetts 01527 y ibury - o oe a. me CHRONICLE Alexander Belisle 59 Grafton Street Publisher Millbury, MA 01527 Andree Belisle 617-865-1645 Editor Congratulations to all He ae of you in the Class of ’89 from all of us at FITZPATRICK REAL ESTATE 10 Farnsworth Ct. Millbury, Mass. (617) 865-4107 National Relocation Referral Service mis, Congratulations Class of 1989! Wheelabrator Millbury Inc. millbury savings bank 109 Elm Street Millbury, MA 01527 865-5811 Branch Office Rt. 146 Millbury, MA 01527 865-9981 The Bank of Personal Service Member: F.D.I.C. EQUAL HOUSING LENDER Congratulations To The Class of “89” Ludvigson Jewelers 4 Main Street Millbury, Ma. 01527 Congratulations Toys “R” Us Arlene! . Auburn Ma. We’re Proud of you Thanks to Maxine Mom, Dad, Gail “R” Scan Queen Best Wishes Class of ’89 Best Wishes , to the McLaughlins Class of 89 Gulf Service Dr. William C. Spang and Staff 1 Elm St. Millbury, Ma. Jim, Tim, Sean 113 Scott You did it! I sure am proud : Love You cine 2% ee Mom seve PERR Ys % % 3. =) Ga ¢ 92” AUTO spit? All Kinds Of Cars For All Kinds Of People 753-2720 RTE. 20 (Southwest Cutoff), Worcester Millbury Line, Millbury RS ET SE ET a eT i oe G D AUTO TRUCK REPAIR GENERAL REPAIRS GEORGE KANE - Proprietor 24 W. MAIN STREET (617) 865-3345 MILLBURY, MA. 01527 THE Compliments | | g Whitney lh lh ' Agency INSURANCE 112 Elm Street, Millbury, MA 01527 az oS G S LUMBER (O}. 865-4433 aw 124 MAIN ST. Nei A MILLBURY, MA 01527 : SK Quality Building Materials Keith Sharron 865-4822 or 865-2772 Congratulations! We’re proud of you! We wish you a future full of happiness and success Love, Dad and Nancie 114 MILLBURY CREDIT UNION 50 Main Street, Millbury, Massachusetts 01527 MILLBURY OLD TIME INN Ron, Gail Salois Family Best of Luck to the Class of 1989 Congratulations Tracy Love Dad, Ma, Barbara, Christine JoJo, Robin, Nancy, Donny, Tracy, Kim Kit (God Bless You) 116 RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL George D’Auteuil FRANK il REMOVAL We Collect All Rubbish — From Cellar to Attic CONTAINER SERVICE AVAILABLE Roll-Offs-All Sizes 9 Church Street Millbury, MA 865-5935 Best Wishes to the Class of ’89 From S A Dp DPD a er “eee eee Oy ONG VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Of the United States Post €F 865-2994 Office 4 865-6391 CHARLES F. MINNEY, POST No. 3329 16 South Main St. Millbury, Mass. 01527 Each day I live I want to be A day to give the best of me I’m only one but not alone 865-5519 My finest day is yet unknown Give me one moment in time When I’m more — than I Thought I could be When all of my dreams are A heartbreak away And the answers are all up to me MATT'S TREE SERVICE Give me one moment in time 113 MILLBURY AVENUE When I’m racing with destiny amet ta Then in that one moment of time I will be FREE WARREN GARDNER RAY HOLMES To the class of 1989 — But especially To Bob Ayotte From Dad, Mom, Sue, and Kat 117 118 Good Luck Class of ’89 Ron Deschene Mfg. Service Congratulations and Good Luck Paul A. Turgeon Paul A. Turgeon Jr. Turgeon Funeral Home Total Care Service | DiCicco Associates | FINANCIAL SERVICES P.O. Box 366 Paul T. DiCicco Millbury, Mass. 01527 Registered Representative JEEFEOO UPHOLSTERY AND FOAM PRODUCTS TEL. 508-865-9566 50 Howe Ave. Millbury, Mass. 01527 Con-grat-u-la-tions CLASS of 1989 from your friends at New England Newspaper Supply Co. Railroad Avenue Millbury, MA 01527 _AA AAA AADADADAAAA AD A.A A A.A A A AA a SD @ AAA. A. oe N N A N Boston Chicago los Angeles Dallas Atlanta _AAAA.A AAA. AAA. oA oe POO bid Congratulations Chabot Motors Max Inc. Mom Dad Your Hometown Dealer Sa zee Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Trucks Beaver Sandee and JAGUAR Hee LOllyaeocout Jason Christen 14 Worker’s Compensation [4 Personal Injury {4 No Fee Unless Successful {4 Over 45 Years of Experience 16 NORWICH STREET WORCESTER 791-7333 or Call Toll Free 800 458-9099 _ Ellis Ellis GOVER CONSTRUCTION CO. 316 MILLBURY AVENUE MILLBURY, MASSACHUSETTS DONALD G. GOVER 756-3306 617 865-9936 Steve's Auto and Truck Supply Automotive Parts and Accessories 31 RIVER STREET STEVEN E. RODOMINICK MILLBURY, MA 01527 Prop. a} Fidelity Co-operative Bank 675 Main Street, Fitchburg « 345-4331 aimrte, e 537-6366 97 Elm Street, Millbury ¢ 865-9536 29 Main Street, Leor-‘ 33 Pleasant Street, Gardner e 632-5551 Member FDIC Millbury Lions Club congratulates the Class of 1989 Good Luck Now And in the Future 121 Included herein is some information concerning the Millbury High School Class of 1989. A total of 102 students were awarded diplomas at gra duation ceremonies on June 4th. As of this date, plans made by members of the Class of 1989 are as follows: Breakdown of the class is as follows: 5 students to enter military — 5% 35 students to enter workforce — 34% 61 students to enter some form of post High School education (61% James Army Mary Austin Robert Ayotte Kathleen Babbidge Patricia Bechard Frank Bengtson Cynthia Bergeron Kristen Bumpus Sheila Buzulis Gina Carenzo Christopher Carle Russell Carlson Billie Jo Chambers Kathleen Combs Jodi Cronan Christine Cyr Dawn Davis Diana Dawson Michael Decoteau Todd Deschene Candice Desmarais Cynthia Digiulio Cheryl Dinsdale Karen Dunn Sharon Dupras Maxine Dupre Paul Dupuis Matthew Fitzpatrick Scott Foster Raymond Gauthier Jamie Girard Andrew Giro Mark Gosselin Darlene Gover D.J. Green-Williams Adam Griffith Robert Guyan Melissa Haglund Shari Jo Hanson Tracy Hazelwood Katherine Hedlund Gary Hildreth 9 students to 4 year public colleges — 9% 13 students to 4 year private colleges — 13% 21 students to 2 year public colleges — 21% 10 students to 2 year private colleges — 10% 8 students to vocational or special programs — 8% Employment Employment Quinsigamond Community College Quinsigamond Community College Employment Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale Quinsigamond Community College Employment Hesser College Fitchburg State College Employment W.LT.I. Employment Employment Becker Junior College Employment Employment Quinsigamond Community College University of Lowell Employment Employment Quinsigamond Community College Fanning School of Health Tech. Occ. Employment Employment Nichols College Employment Military Employment Employment W.1 Te Quinsigamond Community College Employment Employment Employment Worcester State College Military Clark University Quinsigamond Community College Quinsigamond Community College Westfield State College Employment z Tamara Hoel James Imbody Kristina Jackson istin Johnson ‘Tina Johnson Brian Juneau liver Knight Beth Krumsiek Kuusisaari Gabriel Lacouture Lisa Luby Lauriann Lucas — Monahan Dorothy Moore Rebecca Moss Heather Murray Sean Murray Kathleen Needham Barry Novak Brian Novak John O’Gassian Gary Ojerholm Scott Pease Melissa Phelan Jody Pye Christopher Richards Scott Riedle Ryan Roach Eric Salmonsen Tracy Salois Marcia Santa Maria Rachel Schwartz Vincent Schwartz Keith Sharron Stephen Sharron Katherine Sikes Lori Smith Scott Spatol Norman Spring Rebecca Stacy Wendy Stead Stacey Strout Nancy Sullivan Michael Tift William Tuttle James Wackell Cynthia Wade Derek Walsh Eugene Weatherbee ohn Welcom rles Westling ee White Franklin Pierce College Employment Hesser College Fanning School of Health Tech. Occ. Worcester State College Babson College Quinsigamond Community College Southeastern Mass. University Quinsigamond Community College Johnson Wales College Employment Hesser College Quinsigamond Community College W.E EL Assumption College Becker Junior College Dudley Hall Career Institute Employment Employment Fitchburg State College W.LTLI. Dudley Hall Career Institute Quinsigamond Community College Daniel Webster College Employment Employment Worcester Polytechnic Institute Boston College Employment Worcester Polytechnic Institute Employment U. of North Carolina — Greensboro N.E. Institute of Technology Employment Becker Junior College Quinsigamond Community College Military Quinsigamond Community College Employment Worcester State College Employment Employment Employment Hesser College George Washington University Becker Junior College Becker Junior College College of the Holy Cross Quinsigamond Community College Quinsigamond Community College Employment Employment Musicians Institute University of Miami Military Quinsigamond Community College Clemson University Hesser College Military 123 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (CLASS OF 1989) MR. MORRILL — A THANK YOU NOTE SO WE DON’T HAVE TO THANK HIM LATER. MR. BATTYE — SOME NEW 1-LINERS AND SOME STUDENTS WHO LAUGH AT THEM. MRS. ARCHAMBEAULT — SOME NEW DEAD ANIMALS FOR HER COLLECTION. MR. CARMODY — THE ABILITY TO SAY THE ANNOUNCEMENTS CLEARLY. MR. GENESE — THE BEST YEARBOOK EVER. MR. WADSWORTH — A TOTALLY INNOCENT CLASS THAT LOVES EMILY DICKINSON. MR. FORD — A NEW PODIUM AND SOME MEAT FOR HIS SKELETONS. MRS. WELLENS — MR. FORD. COACH FOURACRE — THE FRESHMEN AND A WINNING SEASON. MRS. FAIRBANKS — $3,000 WORTH OF CANDY BARS. DAVE WILBUR — STUDENTS WHO CALL HIM MR. WILBUR. MR. CLANCY — SOME TIME ON THE WEEKENDS TO CORRECT TERM PAPERS AND A SQUIRT GUN. MRS. SAUCIER — A DOCTORATE DEGREE SO SHE DOESN’T HAVE TO GO ON SABBATICAL. MRS. GRIFFIN — LUV AND CARE FOR HER HAIR AND STUDENTS WHO COME TO SCHOOL SO SHE DOESN’T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT ATTENDANCE. MR. CAPPARELLI — AN AIRCAST. LUCIEN — BINOCULARS. JUNIOR GIRLS — LUCIEN. MR. MURRAY — A WASTEBASKET THAT HANGS ON THE WALL AND PILLOWS FOR HIS SOCI- OLOGY STUDENTS. MR. LEONARD — A PITCHER THAT’S EVEN BETTER THAN JODI CRONAN. MR. EVERS — A CAMERA TO CAPTURE THOSE MOMENTS. MR. NICK — A MATURE 8TH GRADE CLASS. MS. DEBS — 2 CLUES JUST IN CASE SHE LOSES ONE. MRS. DUPONT — A CLASS THAT REALLY LISTENS AND WANTS TO RAISE MONEY. MR. GEMME — A TAPE RECORDER SO HE DOESN’T HAVE TO GIVE THE SAME SPEECH EVERY YEAR. MR. GARABEDIAN — THE A.D. JOB AT GRAFTON HIGH. MS. HARRINGTON — A GYM CLASS THAT IS QUIET AND STANDS WITH THEIR TOES ON THE LINE. MR. MATSON — A GYM CLASS WITH NO SOCCER PLAYERS IN IT. MRS. JULIAN — A ROOM WITH SOUNDPROOF WALLS TO TEACH SEX ED. FRESHMEN — THE ABILITY TO WIN 4 STRAIGHT WINTER CARNIVALS. GEORGE — A GOOD LITTLE WOMAN TO TAKE CARE OF HIM. MR. DUFAULT — A WALL SIZE POSTER OF BOBBY’S KIDS. MR. ROSEN — STEROIDS AND A LIFETIME SUPPLY OF BIG CHALK. MRS. STEPIEN — A CURE FOR AIDS AND STUDENTS WITH NO PROBLEMS. MRS. BOIVIN — SOME NEW DANCE STEPS. MRS. MYERS — KIDS WHO CAN WALK TO THE NURSERY SCHOOL BY THEMSELVES. MRS. GRAVES — MATCHING WOOL HATS AND MITTENS FOR TH E WHOLE FAMILY. MR. R. DESROSIERS — A CLASS ALMOST EQUAL TO HIS U.S. HONORS HISTORY CLASS THAT WON THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP. MR. SUTPHEN — A MORE DIFFICULT SCOREBOARD TO RUN BECAUSE HE HAS MASTERED THE ONE WE HAVE NOW. COACH AUSTIN — A NEW HELMET AND A SECOND BASEMAN THAT ONLY WANTS TO PLAY SECOND BASE. MR. KNYCH — A CLASS WITH NO GIRLS. COACH DUNHAM — A CENTER THAT DOESN’T BREAK HIS WRIST TRYING TO DUNK IN GYM CLASS. SOPHOMORES — AN IDENTITY SO WE CAN FINALLY RECOGNIZE YOU. 124 q