Millis High School - Mowhawk Yearbook (Millis, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1989 volume:

CONTENTS Miliis Public Library Auburn Road Millis. Mass. 02054 Administration Faculty...................p 18 Student Body..............p 12 Sports....................p 46 Activities................p 74 p 104 ism OGT 1 0 1989 Senior Week The Class of 1989 would like to thank the entire faculty at Millis High School. Through- ut our time here the faculty was most helpful in everyway. Mr. Brunelle kept us in line ith his firm hand, and pushed us forward with his encouraging words. The secretaries elped us by doing almost everything we asked them to do. The teachers pushed us through te last four years. We hope they remember us in the future as we will remember our time t M illis High School. We would also like to thank the Senior Parent Group for the activities that they jponsered. We will always remember the Scavenger Hunt, which the girls did win. The lenior Ski Trip and the Boston cruise were both highlights, filled with memories we will ever forget. Thank you for giving us these memories. “ What recalls another to us most vividly is precisely that which we had forgotten because it was unimportant: it has remained as it was, unaltered by our thought.” These words are an attempt to express our feelings for our former classmates Alex Dennett and Mike Larcom. Though Alec and Mike arc no longer with us, we will remember them always and hold on to the memories that we nave. I THE CLASS WILL Note all men and women present that we the Class of nineteen hundred and eighty nine of Millis in the County of Norfolk and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts being of sound mind and mem- ory do here by make, publish, acknowledge and declare this to be our last will and testament. EVE BELLO leaves her sister Karen good luck with the rest of high school. JANICE BERTOLINO leaves Jon Hammond alone on the bus rides home from basketball games next year and the best of luck. GARY BOSSE leaves Steve Kuchinsky all his love. JULIE BOURGELAS leaves her brother Rich unlimited use of kaitis thanks for all the great times and an open invitation to Russell Sage. ROSS BRACKETT leaves Millis High School absolutely nothing, he's taking it all with him. HEIDI BURNS leaves Michelle Caulfield. Erin Jackson, Max- anne O'Rourke and Georgia Fisher many thanks for giving her a chance in their group and wishes them lots of luck and love. She leaves all her love and tons of luck to Dina Everett and Michele Barber and to her sister Martha she leaves the tradition of air- head to be carried on. CHRISTOPHER CARTER leaves Mr. Touhey a comb. KRISTIN DALY leaves Nicole Tremblay lots of luck with high school and lots of love. DEBBIE DEVENS leaves Sue King lots of good memories up at Nichols College. CHRISTINE DIATELEVI leaves her brother Michael a calcula- tor and she leaves Sue Simpson three more weeks of Desk Top Publishing. SHARI D1 DONATO leaves Nicole Tremblay a million more trips to Faces and a lifelong friendship. AMY DOLINER leaves Georgia Pintsopoulos and Cindy Owens all the good times in Clifford the Big Red Truck and to all her friends she leaves thanks for all their love and support. SHANNON DOOLING leaves Michele. Mark Depedro, Ricky. Shane and Mrs. Bush permission to smoke in class. She also leaves Michele destined for happiness, to Jen Levy style, and to her father she leaves many thanks for the years of patience and under- standing. DEB GAGLIARD leaves the good times in the Fiesta to Kristy and Karla. 10 more years of friendship and a slap to Georgia, to Michelle and Ricky she leaves 1 more year in the nurses offied DAWN GILLIS leaves Stephanie Rowlings millions of their nota written in physics and to her sister Jackie she leaves her space in the hallway. SUSAN GIL.MART IN leaves her mother alone in the school with none of her children and all the thanks and love in the world. To Nancy Ccllucci she leaves many thanks for great memories and a lasting friendship. She also leaves Shannon Hunt her brother Jim- my's hand in marriage. ERIC JOHNSON leaves Mark Depedro Alladan's lamp. LISA JOHNSON leaves Jen Mertz notes during math, private talks in study, and lots of thanks for all her help. She also leaves Jen Bonomo sour water, lucky tape, and a bunch of K's for next years season. PAUL LARRIVEE leaves Joci Glicklick with no ride home. JEN LEVY leaves Jen Mertz without her favorite sister but M t still likes her better. To Krissy Belyea she leaves a mirror to re- member her by, to Karla Smith she leaves a big tool box arte to Brandon she leaves a year without anyone to be mad at. a towel for every day of the week and memories that w ill never be forgotten. DEB MAAS leaves a poster of Yul Brenner to Amy Santos. Abb) Grant and Jackie Gillis. SHANE MARCH AND leaves Mr. Brunelle all the good times. BOB MARTELLIO leaves Hayhead 3 more wonderful years in the hole”, he also leaves Nancy Cellucci stranded in Millis with- out the seniors. JUSTINE MCGRATH leaves her sister Kierstar. lots of luck in high school. DANIELLE MCKAY leaves Nancy Cellucci a new mailbox, she also leaves behind all the good times at Millis High School. AMY MCLELLAN leaves Googe and Gilly the memory of Ann Hope and Jim and Joe. to Jen Levy and Shannon Dooling the memory of English Review with Hoff. 2 OAN MCMORROW leaves her brother lots of luck and good Imes at MHS. [ORDAN MRAZEK leaves Mike Messinco to take care of the [’•ledge and hopes the toy isn't the last. He also leaves Mrs. Russ to [arad. LEXANDRA NEITLICH leaves Jen Mertz lots of love and riendship. She also leaves Janet Dunphy all her love and thanks or the best second mom and senior year she could ever wish for. VENDY NELSEN leaves her sister Christy 2 more years at •lillis High and to Ginny. Kate, and Karen an empty chair at the tinch table. iCOTT NICHOLS leaves Kathy Maher with no ride to school, he eaves Krissy memories of the good times in ”89 and he also leaves Watty Maloney dazed and confused for another year of baseball. riM O’NEIL leaves Mark Dcpcdrogreen house paint and Jenna's ouse all to himself. rALlL OUELLETTE leaves Abby Grant a pair of sneakers and he chorus girls all his love and memories. LINDY OWENS leaves Nancy Cellucci stranded in Danielle's ;ar in Medway at 3:00 in the morning. She also leaves Lori Owens pumby and all her love and luck for her next two years at Millis High and to Brian Balunus she leaves memories. GEORGIA PINTSOPOULOS leaves Nancy Cellucci all her love ind friendship. She also leaves Mr. Dooling this final speech. CHRISTINE R A DC LI FEE leaves Karla Smith David's dirty diaper at the pizza place. Heidi Remick great memories, her donut title at Hunters Run in Franklin Massachusetts on June 15. 1988 to Krissy Belyea. VIIKE ROUSSEAU leaves Ian Skinner. Rich Bourgelas, and Jon Hammond another basketball season and the period 1 gym class nore fantastic finishes. He also leaves 6 more years of school to his ;ister Nicole. BRENDAN SHEEHAN leaves Mr. Microphone to the next guy ind a bus to Mrs. Russ. JENNIFER STEWART leaves Nicole Tremblay 2 more years of iancing at Faces and the best of luck in her senior year to Laura Beguerie. AIM IE THISTLE leaves Lisa Mello no one to Rap with, she also leaves Michelle and Dina memories of the fun times and her sister Tara. DAVE THURSTON leaves Amy Magnussen a vaniallaroma air freshener. ELIZABETH MARIE WARREN leaves best wishes and an in- credible senior year to Michelle Beaudoin. To Joci and Amy Glick- lick 3 more happy years at Millis High and to Nicole Tremblay she leaves many more interesting stories to tell, also to Mark Depedro she leaves the best of luck always. TOM WATERS leaves Jon Hammond the lead trumpet position and Karen a white piano. DAVE WOODCOCK leaves all his good friends with many thanks, good times, and a lifetime of good memories, to Joci he leaves a years supply of yogart and all his love and he leaves all the parties with one thing in mind “he shall return”. ROBYN WORKS willing leaves Mrs. O'Regan the dues book. AL NIETLICH. SUE G ILLY AND GEO leave Nancy and Shan- non all the cop patrol duties. THE PERIOD 4 ALGEBRA CLASS leaves Mrs. Harrington a substitute for her sick days and a job in a real” package store. THE SENIOR GIRLS leave Nancy Cclucci a triple date with the ultimate mongo. Marty McFly and Skid Remo. THE GUIDANCE CREW leaves Guidance thanks for all their hard work and for putting up with them all year. DAVID THURSTON AND SEAN CAULFIELD leave James Thomas and Benny doodle space, hockey trading cards, and a good clean fun filled senior year. THE SENIOR GUYS leave Brandon Hourigan a training bra. The Senior class leave the Juniors the back parking lot privi- leges. to all the teachers many thanks, to the underclassmen they leave good luck in the future, and to all of Millis High School they leave behind many fond memories of the Class of 1989. Class History of 1989 Well, here wc arc the class of 1989. It's June 8th, and it’s hard to believe that this is one of the last times we’ll be together as a class. This evening at 6:30 we'll be concluding our timeless and memorable journey through the Millis School System with our long awaited graduation. We have left many marks and made many memories that will stay with us for many years to come. It all started 13 long years ago in the year 1975. As we look back on the hazy sandbox years, the few memories we could recall were Kristian Carlson's newly acquired taste for arlroom paste, and Alexandra Ncitlich and Cassandra Hunt started boy watching at an early age in the boys' bathroom. As we started 1st grade, there was no turning back. Wc began our first year of full school days, thank God for the 2 recesses, in which we usually found Cassandra Hunt chasing Phil Cebrowski. “Melvin the Magnificent gave us a chance to try a bit of show bix. with scott Nichols as Melvin the magnificent clown. We still think you arc a magnificent clown Scott! This year wc gained Chris Fagan, only to lose Bob Martellio. Never fear, he’ll be back. This year wc welcomed Elizabeth Warren. Laura Dwclley. Tom O'Neil and Pamela Cronan who over came her shyness and show ed us her teaching abilities when she substituted for Ms. Bergen. Ms. Bergen threw up on the way in from recess. David Thurston will never forget the time Lisa Johnson stabbed him with a pencil in his arm. In 3rd grade we made our move to the Memorial School. We had graduated from cloakrooms to real lockers. This year brought us Michael Brown, Raymond Welch, and George Welch. Although they were a great addition to our class, wc couldn't quite make up for the recess wc lost in the transition. 4th grade was the big year for square dancing. Did anyone really like their partner? We were also given the privilege of playing an instrument and singing in the chorus. Who could forget our first singing experience in the 4th grade concert. In fifth grade wc welcomed Heidi Burns who will never forgej her first day in Millis, when Ronnie Anderson called her gorilll cookies. Mr. Ford's 5th grade economic unit had it’s ow n mafia, a her; lae Casucci decided to go into his own independent real estate. 6th grade was the year of our first over night school trip u Thompson's Island. Wc arc still wondering if Fred John son got seai home because he stole the puppies, or because he claimed to havi seen Alexandra Ncitlich's underwear. In 7th grade. Derek Everett and Krista Hankin were added u our class. Who could forget Mr. Dodge's english report when cvenoa researched Michael Jackson. 8th grade was a big year for all of us. We had finally made it n the top of the ladder in the Middle School. 8th grade dar.ee brought us a new style of dance when Kristian Carlson. Pete Sillctti. Scan Fitzpatrick. Tim O'Neil. Eric Johnson, and Miki Rousseau preceded to show us their break dancing abilities. Aim Thistle and Eve Bello had their own form of “breaking in tin science lab. This was also the year of our last field day. w hich was a memcra blc one for Heidi Burns, when running 100yd dash, tripped eve Lisa Cunningham, falling into the gravel. But she regained he confidence only to find herself in the same position after trippinj over the hurdles. Our horizons were also expanded by venturing out to Washing ton D.C. Jen Levy and Aimie Thistle w ill never forget they had u call Mr. Hinds in to their room to rescue them from their overflow- ing toilet. We welcomed Dya Khalsa, Erika Birch. Jen Stew art. Eric John- son, and Justine McGrath. Many of our classmates left us to attcac Tri-County or Xaverian. Our freshman year was the beginning of our high school c c! and began one long year as lowly freshmen. We endured ridicule nd some of us being branded with nicknames, like “Bonchcad” .k.a. Tim Kenney, or “Squash” a.k.a. Josh Scanlon. IE This year brought us the new experience of high school parties - right Gilly? We also started a steady schedule. It's amazing that any of us emorized how the numbers went. Gary Fagcrhicm and Paul uellette might still be upset about not being in the same homc- oom. In our sophomore year we were joined by Shannon Dooling, as nuch as she would like to deny it. We didn't see too much of Janice Bertolino this year. She was too usy hiding in the corner with Dave. Shari DiDonato. Jen Stewart, Tom Waters, and Gary Bosse kverc the prospects of our rebellious youth as they, along with the est of the marching band, stood up to the football team. David Douglas, Shane Marchand, Dave Woodcock, and Dave Thurston were all a part of this silly act in their so silly sophomore year. The real fun started in our junior year when the members of our class got their licenses. This brought us a chance to broaden our horizons by traveling to other towns and the privilege of being able !to go to the movies without mom or dad driving. 11th grade brought all of our hard work to a rewarding show with the junior prom. Our king was David Thurston and our queen was Heidi Burns. Of course all was ventured the day after the prom when Joan McMorrow openly invited us to her house on the beach: fortunately for her none of us made it there. Danielle McKay showed us her skills on how to work a convcrtablc. This was also the year Georgia Pintsopolous came out of her plosct, much to her mother's dismay. We were joined this year by Danielle McKay. Finally our senior year. This year we hosted Mikie Comitini and Keiko Tsuchiya, our exchange students. We were awakened every morning to the sound of Brendan Sheehan's cheerful voice over the P.A. We were also shocked to hear Tom Howie finally speak. This was the year of our senior ski trip. Fun was had by all who went. This was also the year we uncovered many hidden charcteris- tics of our fellow classmates. Scan Caulfield, a.k.a. Calcnderman, discovered he was a member of the superfriends. Krista Hankin. Amy McClellan, and Seann Daly left us in January to take the big responsibility of going to work. Many of our classmates took on a smaller responsibility by joining the work study program. Among those were Christine Radcliffe, Keith Rad- cliffe, Jeff Roman. Deb Gagliard. and Eric Johnson. Oh, the stories we could tell about our senior year. Some are better told by the person himself. Ask Ross Bracket why no one wants to park next to him, or Robyn Works how many studies she really has. And that old car of David Sjogren's, just how old that is, or Chris Carter and Tom Burke who really did the physics labs. Our high school years brought many friends together, like the friendship of Deb Maas and Dawn Gillis, which stayed true. We really didn't sec too much of Kristin Daly these four years. She could usually be found with a certain Xaverian boy. Thank you, Chrystync Diatelcvi and Amy Doliner 5 Class of 1989 Prophecy S — Well, here we are at our tenth year reunion. T — It seems like just yesterday we were in here for graduation rehearsal. N I'm amazed at how everyone turned out. I mean just look at this soda. KRIS CARSLON invented the only soda with three times the caffeine and sugar. And leave it up to CARLSON to call it Jolt Soda. S - It's pretty good except it gets me all hyper. T Guess who I saw the other day, SEAN CAULFIELD driving down the road in a Saab talking on his car phone while air drum- ming to HALEN. N Speaking of yuppies. DAWN GILLISand DEB MAAS have their own magazine entitled HY-IQ. S Yeah, and PAUL LARRIVEE currently purchased Glen Ellen. T Speaking of owning, the partnership of TOM BURKE and CHRIS CARTER B + C Star is doing well. N People will be thrilled to know that their bread is no longer on the bottom of their shopping bags, because CHRISTINE and KATHY RADCLIFFE arc no longer bagging at Roche brothers. S - KEITH RADCLIFFE and JEFF still keep in touch consider- ing they co-own Millis Shell. T Yeah. I just saw DEB DEVENS make JEFF ROMAN put gas in her new Roadrunner. N GARY FAGERHEIM was just at TIM KENNEY'S Used Car Yard finding parts for his car. S — Is he still trying to fix up his car? T — Yeah, but he should find plenty of parts in TI M'S backyard. N — I heard GEORGIA PINTSOPOULOS got a new car. S — Her and CINDY OWENS were cruising in it the other day. T — She finally got her OWN mercedes. N — I still like ERIC JOHNSON'S truck much better. S - He just entered it in the Mud bog weight pull competition at the centrum. He named it The Scorpion . T — It's too bad PHIL CEBROWSKI couldn't make it t right, The doctor said his ruptured spleen will be all right in a coupied weeks. N — He's gonna miss the performance of EVE BELLO. JANICE BERTOLINO. JUSTINE MCGRATH and AIMIE THISTLE, they call themselves “The Deadly Underground . S - They're one of the top Heavy Metal Groups thank -, to DAVE DOUGLAS. Their number one fan. T — TOM WATERS is also making it well in the music business. He just released his record, it's a trumpet solo. N — Some of his songs were in that new movie “Rhinestoae Cowboy starring PAUL TURGEON. S DEB GAGLIARD starred in a movie too. Another sequel to Star Wars' it's called The Return of Yoda . T TURK, you're doing pretty well on T V., being hes; r. -.heal new-new family feud you get to kiss tons of girls. N — I saw MIKE ROUSSEAU on T.V. the other morning. He's doing Wheaties commercials after his big success at the 1992 Olympics. S — Doesn't LISA JOHNSON coach the women's volleyball for; the Olympics? I hear it's doing pretty well. T JOSH SCANLON is pretty athletic now. Hi Look Gcod. Feel Great. Health Program is sweeping the nation. N — I heard CHRIS DIATELIVI'S work out tape is in gcod competition with Jane Fonda. Pretty soon she'll be as famous as Jane. S - Speaking of famous whatever happened to GARY BOSSE. is he still a multimillionaire? T — No the stock market crashed and he was last seen selling apples for SI.00 in Boston. N Whatever happened to those three party animals AMY DO- LINER. HEIDI BURNS, and DANIELLE MCKAY S They're down in the Caribbean still whooping up a storm. T — Didn't I see a couple people dressed up in uniforms? Who are they? N ROSS BRACKETT'S one of them. He's America's top drill sargent now. — JF.N STEWARTS dressed up too. She’s advertising for her rmy surplus store. — Isn't DEREK EVERETT supposed to be here protecting the inocent? — 1 passed his police car on the way here. He was busting a lunch of hippies trying to cross the state line. I — SHANNON DOOLING and JEN LEVY are on the side of he law too. They joined the Guardian Angels and are now uphold- ng the law and protecting the innocent. T — Speaking of the law WENDY NELSEN has a law suit igainst the restaurant WENDY’S for use of her name. - SUE GILLY'S involved in the law too. She married one of Miliis' finest. Are GILLY and AL NEITLICH still friends? 5 — I don't know, last I heard about AL NEITLICH she was still ooking for senior pictures. T — I think she was looking for SHANE MARCHAND’S. but he still hasn’t finished his senior year. Is LISA CUNNINGHAM and AMY MCLELLAN here tonight? N — No. LISA is absent and AMY joined the Peace Corps. 5 — I heard NANCY CELLUCCI was a ... oh wait, she didn't traduate with us. T I went down to the new pizza place the other day. SHARI )lDONATO owns it now. The pizza was great. N — Hey, you should have gone to KEIKO'S restaurant for desert, what's it called? S — A Piece of Kake? T — Where is KRISTA HAN KIN getting that tan it sure can't be at MacDonald’s. N —She's retired to Florida after all the money she madeat Macs. S - Where's BOB MARTELLIO tonight? I thought he'd be here. T — He’s somewhere in Maine fishing I think. N Well, if his canoe breaks he can always have SEANN DALY fix it. S — Here comes a horse drawn carriage, I wondered whose it is. T Oh, it's JOAN MCMORROW. She owns one of the biggest horse farms this side of the Mississippi. N — Hey guys smile. JULIE BOURGELAS is gonna take our picture for the yearbook. S She doesn’t do that anymore. She works for Vogue taking pictures. T I heard somebody is gonna be speaking tonight. Is it gonna be that world renowned English Professor MICHELE COMITINI. N No it's gonna be that new talk show host KRISTIN DALY. S- BRENDAN SHEEHAN was on it the other day after he won the America's Cup. T — TOM HOWIE was on it too. I guess he's expanding his oil company internationally. N — I started watching it. but 1 turned to MTV. The new dance MTV host LIZ WARREN was on. boy can she boggie. S — I saw that, wasn't PAUL OUELLETTE dancing the night away? T 1 stopped off at the school the other day and saw ROBYN WORKS subbing. She was reading poetry from that poetic genius. TIM O'NEIL who is now basking in the glow of stardom. N Speaking of stars, is DAVE WOODCOCK a four star Gen- eral? S It's nice to sec JEN TURGEON here, is she still trying to avoid DAVE DOUGLAS? T — She'll never forgive him. S You guys are doing good on the West Coast. No one would have ever expected you two to be the surf Kings of California. Remember when I picked you guys up at the airport and we saw JORDAN MRAZEK giving out flowers. N — Who'd ever expect him to be a Hari Krishna. T Our grade turned out better than we thought. Things sure have changed. S - What you say we ... T — just mingle Thank you, Scott Nichols, Dave Sjogren. Dave Thurston 7 Superintendent Mr. Vahan J. Kachadoorian TO THE CLASS OF 1989: At first glance, graduation strikes us as a time of separatio ; As we look at you. the Class of 1989, our first thought is that yoi are not returning to this school next year, that you arc leaving us. But. in reality, you arc really not leaving us. but joining us. Soon you will be among the craftsmen, businessmen, profession als and leaders of this community. Far from being a ceremony of separation, your graduation is more like a welcoming receptio for you. the newest generation of adult citizens. The diploma which has been placed into your hands is evi- dence that you are capable of meeting major responsibility. Yo« proved it in the years of your education in Millis High School You arc now better prepared to meet the challenges and respon- sibilities of life for which you will be rewarded by a greater measure of freedom and opportunity. I congratulate you. graduates of 1989. on your individual accomplishments. It is my hope that the world will be better in some small way, because you were in it. I wish for each of you many years of happiness and success in your future endeavors. Sincerely yours. Vahan J. Khachadoorian Superintendent of Schools Secretaries: M. Cote. B. Oschman, J. Houghton. School Committee Members: Walter Alessi Nancy Davidson Sheryl Lajoie Paul Miller Russell Wittiker 8 Principal Mr. Paul A. Bruneile Secretaries: J. Dunphy, C. Hankcy. D. Lowd. To the Class of 1989: Congratulations on having attained this milestone in your life. Look upon it as the start of many things to come for which you personally will be responsible for carrying out. The degree of suc- cess which you will experience will be commcrsurate with the degree of effort you are willing to expend toward the end. You, alone, will bear the burden of responsibility for achieving your goals: likewise, you alone can bask in the realization of your achievement. The responsibility may appear awesome but so are the rewards. My best wishes to you for a successful and happy future. May your successes not only benefit you as individuals, but may they also contribute to the overall good. Sincerely. Paul A. Brunelle The Faculty 9 Michael Cangi Computer Science Director Kathleen Egy Athletic Director Frank Gubala Music and A.V. Director Susan Carey Nurse Carol Galvin Resource Room Barbara Harrington Mathematics Computcr Sci- ence Ted Hoffman English Anne Baima Art «r A y S Patricia Barry Foreign Language Patricia Browne Mathematics Marilyn Dewar English Suzanne Gcnest Pupil Personnel Director William Dooling Social Studies Frank Glass Business Laurence Magner Science Beverly Bush Mathematics 10 Kathleen Morrill Science Dennis Xaughton Social Studies Andrew Marak Physical Education Alice O'Regan Business Guidance Josephine Parlegreco Science Elaine Peterson Physical Education Jodie Raider Guidance Rebecca Russ English Virginia Starkis English Brian Touhey Social Studies Dorric Vcrdy Mathematics Computer Sci- ence Michael Oliphant Science Wally Quigg Physical Education Joan Strathern Librarian The end of the day! 11 12 Student Body Seniors p 14 Baby Pictures p 30 Superlatives p 33 Juniors p 36 Sophomores p 38 Freshman p 40 13 EVE DEBORAH BELLO Evie, Bells, Beanie ACTIVITIES: Football Cheering I. 2. 3. Capt. 4; B-ball Cheering 1. 2, 3. Capi. 4; Intra. Volleyball 1.2.3.4; SADD 4: Prom Comm. 2.3: Prom 2.3.4; PSAC 4; Ski Trip; Scavenger Hunt 4; Most Dedicated Cheerleader 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: “You Moron! You're v queer!” Wicked Gay! Quality. “I hate this more than life. My stomach hurt', big time. USUALLY FOUND: With Aim. Jan. Just, and Chrys. Being Sarcastic. FAVORITE MEMORY: Killing the boys in the scavenger hunt. Sharing the good times and laughs with my friends. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, open my own day care center, stay close with my friends, get married, have kids and be happy! FAVORITE QUOTE: We laughed until we had to cry. and we loved right down till our last goodbye. We were the best I think well ever be. Just you and me. for just one moment. JANICE MARIE BERTOLINO Jan, Janii ACTIVITIES: Football Cheering 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball Cheering 1. 2. 3. 4: S.A.D.D.: Scavenger Hunt 4: Track 1: National Honor Society 3. 4; Senior Ski Trip 4: Intramural Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS “Hello? Guys! USUALLY FOUND: With Eve. Aim. Chrys and Just driving around look- ing for something to do. FAVORITE MEMORY: Scavenger Hunt: Ski Trip. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, get married, have kids be happy and successful. FAVORITE QUOTE: “In so much as love grows in you. so in you beauty grows. — St. Augustine GARY EUGENE BOSSE ACTIVITIES: Varsity Soccer 1, 2. 3. co-capt. 4; Varsity Tennis 1.2. 3. tri- capt. 4; Basketball I. 2: H.S. Band 1. 2. 3. -L H.S. Jazz I. 2: Pilgrim Fellowship 3. 4: Peer counseling 3: Yearbook staff 4: National Honor Soci- ety 3. 4; S.A.D.D. 4; Boys State 3. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Oh. man. 'I have a question. USUALLY FOUND: With E.C. or on the phone with J.B. FAVORITE MEMORY: Senior year of varsity soccer; '89 prom. FUTURE PLANS: To leave Millis. go to B.C.. get married, and be happy. FAVORITE QUOTE: “No one's a failure who has friends. JULIA ANNE BOURGELAS Julie, Jules. Bourgie ACTIVITIES: Soccer I. 2. co.capt. 3 4. TVL 2nd Team All-star 4; Basketball J V co.-capt 1.2. 3: Prom Committee 2. 3: Science Club Treasur- er 4; SADD 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Outstanding High School Students of America 4: Senior Ski Trip 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: “I have no clue. “Do va know what I'm saying? “That’s wicked bummin' USUALLY FOUND: On the phone with G.B.: Driving with CM.; Welles- ley FAVORITE MEMORY: Beating Medway in soccer, twice: Ski Trip FUTURE PLANS: Go to school for physical therapy and eventually have a private practice, get married and have a family. FAVORITE QUOTE: Don't be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is neces- sary before you can meet again, and meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who arc friends. — R. Bacon 14 ROSS DAVID BRACKETT Eddie Munster, Smiley, Sargent ACTIVITIES: Football 1.4; Track 1.2. 3.4; Work 4; Lifting 2. 3.4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Activities 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: It's not the quantity, it’s the quality that counts. USUALLY FOUND: Sleeping. FAVORITE MEMORY: Spring of '87. FUTURE PLANS: To rule the world, or maybe just to own it. FAVORITE QUOTE: What is the meaning of life? The meaning of life is to answer that question, and the answer can't be told, just experienced. THOMAS MICHAEL BURKE Tom ACTIVITIES: Work 2. 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: “Who asked you anyways USUALLY FOUND: M M Star. FAVORITE MEMORY: May 1988. FUTURE PLANS: To attend Northeastern and go on to be a lawyer. FAVORITE QUOTE: Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; but today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. HEIDI ANN BURNS Burnzie, Hi, Hide ACTIVITIES: Football Chccrlcading 1.2. 3.4; Basketball Cheerleading 1. 2, 3; Girls' State 3; Class President 2. 3; Class Treasurer I; Powder Puff practice 4; S.A.D.D. representative 4; Prom Queen 3; Flomccoming Court 4; Scavenger Hunt 4; Grounded I, 2. 3 Mt. FAVORITE SAYINGS: I'm so hungry Smile! USUALLY FOUND: Hanging around with Alex, or driving up and down the Millis strip with Jeff. Grounded grades 9-11 V:. FAVORITE MEMORY: Christmas Eves with Eric and Derek. Good times and good friends make for great weekends. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college, live in the future and not forget my past. FAVORITE QUOTE: “Mystery surrounds me. I don't know where I'm going. There's a cloud above me that seems to be hiding the way I'm going straight ahead because that's all I know. KRISTIAN GARRETT CARLSON Kris, Coach Carlson ACTIVITIES: Football I. 2. 3. 4; Track 1; Lifting 2. 3.4; Galaxy 3; Escort 4; Fords 3. 4; C.G. 3. 4; KISS 1. 2. 3. 4;Girls I. 2, 3. 4; Studying — never: With Moose on the Farm 1. 2. 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: “Want to tango Moose? What do you want to do? USUALLY FOUND: With Pete, with Derek, at McDonalds, or working. FAVORITE MEMORY: Ashland Victory '88. Football '88. Farm 86-89. Millis High 85-89. KISS concert 7 4 88 and 1 27 88. FUTURE PLANS: Be successful in college and work. FAVORITE QUOTE: Keep a reason to live, everybody’s got a dream and a hunger inside, everybody’s got a reason to live, but it can't be your love .. — KISS 15 CHRISTOPHER JOHN CARTER Chris, CC ACTIVITIES: Track 3; Working ai M M Star 2. 3: Working at Shaw 4 FAVORITE SAYINGS How s it going? USUALLY FOUND: At Shaw; at Millis Bowl FAVORITE MEMORY. Getting my First car. FUTURE PLANS: Attend Northeastern for 5 rs. SEAN PATRICK CAUFIELD Caufa, Cauf ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.4; Peer Counseling 3; Talent Show 3.4; Scav. Hunt; Powder Puff Coach 4; Intra. Volleyball 2.4: TTRO 4; Snitting 1. 2. 3.4; Prom 3.4; Air Drumming 1.2.3. 4; Graduation Chair set-up 2. 3. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Total snit Weren't you like, huh? Can I have a ride? “W'ickcd cheap. USUALLY FOUND: Mac's. Lil Peach, four benches, or working at Ann and Hope. FAVORITE MEMORY: Playing football with my friends. South end (1986). CRUE concert. Roth Concert, visiting colleges (Too bad!i. FUTURE PLANS: To merge with Nick and Thurst and form the most illustrious vegetable garden in the country . FAVORITE QUOTE: Why behave in public if your living on 3 play- ground. — Van Halen k. PHILIP EWAN CEBROWSKI Phil ACTIVITIES: Utter boredom 1. 2. 3. 4. USUALLY FOUND: Falling asleep in class. FAVORITE MEMORY: Ski Trip FUTURE PLANS: To get out of Millis. FAVORITE QUOTE: I can't complain but sometimes I still do. — Joe W'alsh MICHELE COM I TIN I Mickey, Michelob, Lazy Foreigner ACTIVITIES: Soccer 4; International Club: Track FAVORITE SAYINGS: T'Sup? Oh Man I’m tired, man! “1 don't know Huh?! USUALLY FOUND: Basketball games. Roche Brothers. Shopping Malls. Sunroom. Library. All Star Video. FAVORITE MEMORY: Ski Trip FUTURE PLANS: Finish High School, go tocollcgc to prepare myself for a scientific career. FAVORITE QUOTE: “Sopra la panca la capra campa; Sotto la panca la capra crepa. — Polular Italian Saying 16 LISA ANN CUNNINGHAM ACTIVITIES: Basketball I;Softball 1,2; Volleyball 2.3; Partying 1.2.3.4; Prom I. 4; R.G. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: “I've heard that before. What did you say? I don’t care. USUALLY FOUND: With my friends having fun. With the person I love. Sleeping and being sick. FAVORITE MEMORY: December 23.1988 with R.G.; 1 6 89 with R.G . S.K.. C.G., and D.L.; all the good times with M.D.. M.D.. K. C. and R. M. FUTURE PLANS: Go to hairdressing school, to stay w ith the person I love. Always stay friends with L.W.. D.W., S.K.. M.D.. M.D.. K.C.. and R.M. FAVORITE QUOTE: “Some say it's holding on that makes you strong, others say it’s letting go. But if you love someone you lever let go. KRISTIN ELYSE DALY Kris, Krissy ACTIVITIES: Football Cheering 3, 4; Varsity Track I. 4; Basketball 1.4: Prom Committee 3; SADD 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: I'm sorry. USUALLY FOUND: With M.A.. C D. or D M. FAVORITE MEMORY: Being with M.A. for one year. Having a lot of good time� with C.D. and D.M. Becoming better friends with S.C. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and be as successful as I can be. and meet new people. FAVORITE QUOTE: Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for a while and leave footprints on our hearts and we arc never the same. — Flavia SEANN PAUL DALY Mouse ACTIVITIES: Fishing 1.2. 3.4. 5: Hunting 1.2. 3.4. 5; Cars 4. 5: Billiards 2. 3. 4. 5; Skiing 3, 4, 5: Zoo Crew 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: What's up? “Have fun” Hey USUALLY FOUND: Millis Bowl, everywhere. Millis Shell. FAVORITE MEMORY: Senior Ski Trip FUTURE PLANS: Be the best I can. FAVORITE QUOTE: You don’t know what you have till it's gone. The best love to have is the love of life. — Jimi Hendrix DEBRA ANN DEVENS Debs, Debbie ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1.2; Track 1.2: Senior Ski Trip; Powder Puff Practice 4; Nichols College 4; Scavenger Hunt 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Do you know what I mean? Hey! What’s up? USUALLY FOUND: With Shawn or hanging around with the gang. FAVORITE MEMORY: 1 27 89 Senior girl trip to Watcrville; Powder Puff Practice; 9 27 86 (Shawn); Senior Ski Trip. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college FAVORITE QUOTE: “Fighting and disagreeing arc only natural. It is the working out of two different ideas to a solution that build a lasting relation- ship. 17 CHRISTINE MARIE DI ATE LEV! Chrys, Chriser ACTIVITIES: Football Cheering I. 2. 3.capt. 4; Basketball Cheering i. 2. 3. 4; Track 1; SADD 4; PSAC 4: Secretary 3; Prom Committee 2. 3. Scavenger Hunt 4; GECC 1, 2. 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: I’m so tired! USUALLY FOUND: With Justine. Eve. Jan. Aimic. Dave and Rosie. FAVORITE MEMORY: My 16th birthday, a certain Xaverian part;. FUTURE PLANS: To get out of Millis, meet real people and marry rich. FAVORITE QUOTE: One day at a time — that is enough. Do not look back and grieve over the past, for it is gone. And do not be troubled about the future, for it has yet tocomc. Live in the present and make it so beautiful that it will be worth remembering. SHARI MARA DiDONATO Sha ACTIVITIES: Softball 1.2. 3. 4; Band 1.2. 3. 4; Night Club dancing 3.4 FAVORITE SAYINGS: Jen. I'm so confused! Don't you hate when that happens? USUALLY FOUND: Working at Millis House of Pizza. Horseneck Beach. Dancing at Faces with Jen and Keiko. FAVORITE MEMORY: 7.4 88: 4-20-88 Prom; 5-19-87 Virginia Beach Band Trip. 3 3-89 Senior Ski Trip. FUTURE PLANS: Attend college, start business FAVORITE QUOTE: It's better to burn out than to fade away! — Def Leppard AMY DOLINER Ames, Arne ACTIVITIES: Chccrlcading 2. 3: Ann Hope 3. 4; Car Races 1. 2. 3. 4: Big Sister program 3. FAVORITE SAYINGS: “Ya think! “Use it as a adjective, not a noun George! Raucous USUALLY FOUND: Trying to be home before curfew, hanging out with Georgia. Cindy. Deb and Sue. FAVORITE MEMORY: Labor Day 1988. time spent with the gang. Wa- tcrvillc Valley. New Year's Eve 'S9. college visits with Paul and Cindy. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college. FAVORITE QUOTE: You have to try. to be! SHANNON S. DOOLING Shan. Shanzie, Dools ACTIVITIES: Partying I. 2. 3.4; Natick Mall 1. 2.3.4;Softball 1.2.cap . 3. 4; Senior Ski Trip: Talent Show 3. 4; Hoby 2 FAVORITE SAYINGS: You’re never going to believe this! You don't understand. USUALLY FOUND: With Mceghan. Apt. 2. or with Jen trying to figure out where we arc. FAVORITE MEMORY: 6-1-87; Summer '85 and '88: Parlimcnl with Theresa; all the time with Mccg; T.H.: the Formula. FUTURE PLANS: To be anything I want and make Dad proud. FAVORITE QUOTE: You lock the door and throw away the key - there's someone in my head but it’s not me. — MD DAVID WILLIAM DOUGLAS Dave, Doug ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,capt. 4. MVP4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramu- ral Volleyball 1, 2. 3, ATTRO 4; Weight Lifting Comp. 2, 3. 4; Boys State Rep. 3; National Honor Society 3.4; RAM squad 3;G.E.C.C. 2,3,4;OCU- Latcr 3, 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: “Fine What you like, ... I was like ah. USUALLY FOUND: Mac’s, Over Justine’s, School. G.E.C.C. FAVORITE MEMORY: Ski trip. Oct. 29. 1988. May 26. 1989. FUTURE PLANS: Go to BU. FAVORITE QUOTE: I came into this world, not chiefly to make this a good place to live in, but to live in it, be it good or bad. — Henry David Thorocau. DEREK EDWARD EVERETT Moose ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2. 3,capt.4; KISS 1.2. 3. 4; Chcvcttc 3.4-.C.G. 3,4; Scavangcr Hunt 4; With Carlson on the Farm 1,2.3.4; Class Secretary I: Prom Court 3; Trim Puppies 4; Cross feed detection 4; Redman 2. 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: You see that car? Maybe not USUALLY FOUND: With Carlson or Caufa at Macs. Avoiding Squash. Under my car. FAVORITE MEMORY: Ashland Victory and Medway loss ‘88; beating ATTRO in playoffs. KISS concert 1 27 88; Farm 86-89; ladders with Squash; Medway victory '87; double sessions 86-89; the good times I've had with my friends FUTURE PLANS: To go to college, move South and have a successful law enforcement career; see KISS ’til I’m broke. FAVORITE QUOTE: Even the losers get lucky sometimes. — T. Petty GARY MICHAEL FAGERHEIM Eric, Larry, Clarance ACTIVITIES: Work Study 4; Cross Country; Open Campus; Driving to the Cape and White Mountains. FAVORITE SAYINGS: I’m not asleep. “You want to do something Friday? USUALLY FOUND: In the guidance office, cruising the streets of New England in my '79 Olds. FAVORITE MEMORY: Getting stuck in the mud behind Dennison’s in Holliston at 12:30am while driving in a Ford Tempo. Going 4x4 with a Ford Tempo. Getting a speeding ticket in my own driveway. FUTURE PLANS: To become a HVAC (Heating. Vcntalation and Air Conditioning), own my own Heating. Vcntialation, and Air Conditioning business. FAVORITE QUOTE: I hate when that happens. You must have confused me with someone who gives a whoopty do. DEBBIE ANNE GAGLIARD Yoda, Deb Dude, Doobie ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.3: Intramural Volleyball 1.2.3; Work Study 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: I don’t want logo to work today. Jeff, arc you giving us a ride today? USUALLY FOUND: With Krissy and Karla in the Fiesta. FAVORITE MEMORY: Half Days at the Radcliffc’s. Angel. FUTURE PLANS: To have my own hair salon and make money. FAVORITE QUOTE: I remember — I was so young — I was much too young to see — now I'm older — growing older — and I see things different- ly. — Tclsa 19 DAWN LOUISE GILLIS Stella, Dawnie ACTIVITIES: Band I; Academic Decathalon 3: Honor Society 3,4; Newt- paper 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: All right, that's it. I'm Leaving! USUALLY FOUND: Sitting in the hall. FAVORITE MEMORY: Freshman year gym class when I was brutally shoved into the bleachers by an ovcrzealous soccer player. FUTURE PLANS: To go to a four year college and become a business executive. FAVORITE QUOTE: To believe what is true in your own heart is true for all me; that is the true sign of Genius. SUSAN LYNN GILMARTIN Gilly, Sue ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 1.2.3.4: Intramural Volleyball 1.2.3.4;Student Council 1. Treasurer 2.3.4: Tennis 1: Main St. Mrkt 1.2.3.4: Ann Hope 4; Babysitting I. 2. 3. 4; Prom 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Please Geek Oh my God. easy killer! USUALLY FOUND: With the police; Main St. Market: with Georgia. Al. Amy. Cindy 3nd Nancy: McDonalds; corrupting Georgia: avoiding doing my homework: cruising with Al or Geo: unplugging X-Mas lights: Sunday nights at Main St. FAVORITE MEMORY: All the times spent with my friends, becoming friends with Nancy, Watcrvillc Valley, scoring 13 straight points to beat Med field in Volleyball, partying at my house. FUTURE PLANS: To go away and create a happy life for myself. FAVORITE QUOTE: Often times when the highway of life seems rough and all your dreams have flown, just remember, w herever your road may go. nobody walks alone.” KRISTA PEACE HANKIN Kris, Krit ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom 3; Rorida 4; Eddie was Here I: McDonalds 2. 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Oh my God no Are you kidding “Chill! USUALLY FOUND: With friends. McDonalds or Rorida. FAVORITE MEMORY: Junior prom. Summer of '87. 5 30 87. FUTURE PLANS: To go for my dreams, and get the best out of life that I can. FAVORITE QUOTE: “Never look back on your life with regret. Learn from your mistakes and move on. The longer you dwell on the past, the more good times you'll miss of the present and future. — H.M. THOMAS WALTER HOWIE Oilcan ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 3. FAVORITE SAYINGS: I don't know. I guess so. “Whatch'ya doin? “What? USUALLY FOUND: At home, working at Roche Bros. FAVORITE MEMORY: Scoring five points in the final two minutes of JY basketball game against Hopkinton. I hit two free throws with seven seconds left and wc won by one point. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college and major in Business. 20 ERIC DANIEL JOHNSON LISA MARIE JOHNSON Lis, L.J., LL Cool J. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball I. 2. 3. capt. 4. MVP 4. ALLSTAR GAME 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. capt. 4. MVP 3. Allstar Game 3; Homecoming Court 4: Prom 2, 3. 4; Mac’s 2. 3. 4; Skiing 4; Medway 4; Intramural Volleyball Champs Regulators” 4; M.M. 2. 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: “So! “That’s gay “What do you want?” Yep. whatever. USUALLY FOUND: With Mike or hanging around with “The gang in Millis. FAVORITE MEMORY: 6 4 87. Skiing at Watcrvillc. powder puff prac- tice. Bus ride home from Ashland (KB and pahlyhosc). Senior Ski trip. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college, get a degree in Phys. Ed. and get married. FAVORITE QUOTE: Good-bye doesn't mean forever. Good-bye doesn't mean we'll never be together again. TIMOTHY J. KENNEY Tim, Bone head. Bone ACTIVITIES: Football I. 2. 3: Baseball I: Intramural Volleyball 1. 3. FAVORITE SAYINGS: “What arc you talking about? No Shane you C3n't drive! USUALLY FOUND: With friends. FAVORITE MEMORY: Old Orchard Beach. Summer of '88 FUTURE PLANS: To go to a good school. FAVORITE QUOTE: “To conquer without risk is to triumph without glory. — John Galsworth PAUL LEO LARRIVEE Larry ACTIVITIES: Glen Ellen 2. 3. 4; Intramural Volleyball I. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Too bad! USUALLY FOUND: Driving around with D.W., E.J.. T.S. and M.P. FAVORITE MEMORY: Summer of 88. FUTURE PLANS: To attend College FAVORITE QUOTE: “If one lives in the future he will never live to experience it. — S. Marchand 21 JENNIFER ANN LEVY Jen, Jena, Jenny ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1; Basketball 1.2. Field Hockey I. 2; Soft- ball 2: Class Secretary 2. 4: Prom 3.4; Broken Windows 3.4; Powder Puff Practice 4, Brancon 4; Confusion 1. 2. 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: I don't know anything “I really do crack myself up sometimes Psst ... wanna buy a letter ’0 ? What? USUALLY FOUND: With Shannon trying to figure out where we arc. In a state of confusion. Working, with Lis or having private discussions with J.M FAVORITE MEMORY: Nov. 4. 1988. Girls ski trip. Senior ski trip. D P with Bob and some unforgettable memories. FUTURE PLANS: To stay out of trouble and still have fun. Yeah . sure. FAVORITE QUOTE: “I do not like green eggs and ham. I do not like them Sam I am. — Dr. Sucss DEBRA LYNN MAAS Deb, Debber ACTIVITIES: Band 1: Editor of Newspaper 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: It was the ultimate hell USUALLY FOUND: Silting in the hallway. FAVORITE MEMORY: Tripping on the stairs and almost being trampled by a raging herd of thousands. FUTURE PLANS: Fame ... I'm going to live forever. FAVOR ITE QUOTE: The tradgedy of life is not so much what men suffer, but rather what they miss. SHANE WILLIAM MARCH AND Shane O . Drano ACTIVITIES: Football 1. 2. 3: Work Detail 1. 2. 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: What ever Bone head! USUALLY FOUND: Doing something I probably shouldn't. FAVORITE MEMORY: Al NeiUich in spandex. Old Orchard Beach. Maine August '88. Summer of '87. FUTURE PLANS: To succeed. FAVORITE QUOTE: Mystery surrounds me and I wonder where I'm goin'. 1 have no direction. 1 live just for today. — The Firm ROBERT WAYNE MARTELLIO Bob ACTIVITIES: I. 2. 3. co-capt. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. co-capt 4: Basketball 4; Big Brother 3: Prom 3.4; Intramural Volleyball 2. 3. 4; ATTRO 4; Ski Trip 4; Scavenger Hunt 4; Ann and Hope 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Ah. come on. Ya right Total snit USUALLY FOUND: Lil Peach. Ann and Hope. Mac's. 4-Bcnche . FAVORITE MEMORY: CRUE Concert '87; KISS Concert '8 : Ski Trip. D.P. with Jen FUTURE PLANS: To attend College, to be successful at whatever I do and to be happy. FAVORITE QUOTE: Save our souls for the heavens. For 3 life so good it sure feels BAD. — Motley Cruc 22 JUSTINE ANN MACGRATH Juice, Just ACTIVITIES: Football Cheering I, 2, 3; Basketball Cheering I: Soccer 3. capt. 4; Basketball 2, 3, capt. 4; Track I. 2. 3. capt. 4; Prom 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2.3,4; Marcy's 2,3.4: SAC 3, 4; Student Council I. 2, 3. 4. FAVORITE SAVINGS: I am so hungry “Let's do something. USUALLY FOUND: Playing sports, at Marcy's. or with friends. FAVORITE MEMORY: Being treated like royalty at Disney World when my Dad was the 500,000,000 person to ever walk into the Disney World Park. FUTURE PLANS: To use my education to be successful, independent and very, very happy. FAVORITE QUOTE: 1 want one moment in time when I'm more than I thought 1 could be. when all of my dreams arc a heartbeat away and the answers are all up to me. Your a winner for a lifetime if you seize that one moment in time.” — Whitney Houston DANIELLE McKAY Dani, Dan, Sybil ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 3. 4; Powder Puff Practice 4; Scavenger Hunt 4; Prom Committee 3; Prom 1, 2. 3, 4; Ski Trip 4; Yearbook 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: “Help me! You're such a geek! I need a hug USUALLY FOUND: With the gang, and when not with them with Brian. FAVORITE MEMORY: 11 20 87; Prom 3; New Years Eve 3. 4: Watcr- villc Valley 4; Senior Ski Trip: Maine with Cindy summer of 88. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college, get married, and be as successful and happy as 1 can be. FAVORITE QUOTE: Memory is the diary we all carry about with us.” AMY DIANE McLELLAN A me. Psycho ACTIVITIES: Partying 1.2, 3.4; Basketball I;days 1. 2. 3; Powder Puff 4; D M. 2. 3. 4; S.P. I. 2. 3. 4: J.M. 1. 2. 3. 4; C.S. I. 2. 3. 4 FAVORITE SAYINGS: Ya. know what I'm Saying? Ya-hoo! All set. thanks “I'd like a Big D, please! USUALLY FOUND: With S.P.. D M.. J.M . M B.. T.B.. J.S.. K.W., and S.F. at that certain coke machine that should require I.D.'s! FAVORITE MEMORY: Going to Westfield State College with Georgia and Gilly, and on the way home meeting and talking to Jim on the highway! FUTURE PLANS: To be successful, happy and have a big family. FAVORITE QUOTE: Life is like an onion, you peel it off layer by layer, and sometimes you weep. JOAN MARIE MeMORROW Joannie ACTIVITIES: Working at Medway Savings Bank; Taking care of my horses. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Hi guys. USUALLY FOUND: Writh Scott or with my horses. FAVORITE MEMORY: Prom 1. 3. 4; Scavenger hunt. Senior Ski Tirp. FUTURE PLANS: To successfully complete college, and become a regis- tered nurse and to further my knowledge in equestrian riding. FAVORITE QUOTE: Give to the world the best you have and the best will come to you. — W'hitticr 23 JORDAN MICHAEL MRAZEK Mr. Phys. ED.; Romeo ACTIVITIES: Track 2. 4; Football 4; Scavenger Hunt 4; The Hang 3; Sledge 4; Russ Bug 4; Make Them Pay 4; Newspaper 4: Talent Show 2. 3.4; Oldo 3. 4; Intramural Volleyball 4 I’A VORITE SAYINGS: Totally stupid What are you babbling about USUALLY FOUND: In the office; with PC.. J.S.. or M M FAVORITE MEMORY. The day the earth stood still. FUTURE PLANS: To jump into the cockpit of my starcruiser. and blast into the fifth dimension!! FAVORITE QUOTE: Praise Jordan, for you are the chosen one: and you will one day rule this earth. ALEXANDRA SOPHIA NEITLICH Al, Alex ACTIVITIES: Senior class president: Student council I. 2, 3. 4; School Committee Rep 4; Homecoming Queen: Titans 3; Peer Education 3: Big Sister 3: SADD: Yearbook: Varsity Football Cheerleader I. 2. 3.4: Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 1. 2. 3: Powder Puff 4; Scavenger hunt 4; Girls' State 3; Prom Court 3: National Honor Society. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Get out'a my face!! I’m hungry. ' BANG! USUALLY FOUND: Cruzin’ with Gilly and Geo: trying to keep Burnzie off groundation for the weekend. FAVORITE MEMORY: 4 19 88 (P.S.): Waterville Valley. Sunday nights at Main St.: all the good times. FUTURE PLANS: To become an uptown lawyer with a drop dead gorgeous husband. FAVORITE QUOTE: “When the perfect moment comes along. Live it. because nothing lasts forever. SCOTT SPRAGUE NICHOLS Scooter. Nick ACTIVITIES: Football l.2.3.capt4; Basketball l,2.3.capt4: Baseball 4; Track I; Talent show 3. 4; Prom 2. 3. 4; Cape 2. 3. 4; Academic-Athletic Association 1.2. 3.4; Tangerine chucking 2. 3; Intro, to snitting 4; Squagg Raggin' 3. 4: Ann and Hope 2. 3. 4; Regulators 4: Champs. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Your crazy.' He thinks he's.. Easy Kill- er. I'm driving, you navigate. USUALLY FOUND. McDonald s. Ann and Hope. 4-Bcnchcs. Cruising the Zone. FAVORITE MEMORY: Cape 88. parties at my house. Ski trip S9. FUTURE PLANS: To attend S.MU. get married and merge with Caufa and Thurst and form the most illustrious vegetable garden in the U.S. FAVORITE QUOTE: All I want from tomorrow is to get it better than today. — Huey Lewis 24 TIMOTHY PATRICK O'NEIL Otis. “O , Odi ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2,3,capt. 4; Breakfast Club 3, 4; Mustang 3; Monte Carlo 4; Prom 3. 4; Regulators 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: “What’s up? You’re dead Douglas! USUALLY FOUND: Hanging out with Mark. FAVORITE MEMORY: 4th of July weekend '88; 5 10 86; Baseball Div. IIIS. Sectional ‘87 Champs; Ski Trip '89. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and be successful. FAVORITE QUOTE: You live and die. but death not ends it ... — Jim Morrison PAUL RICHARD OUELLETTE Paulie, Omelette ACTIVITIES: Work. Work. Work ...: Summer swimming; Causing trou- ble. FAVORITE SAYINGS: 1 hate school. I want to go out this weekend, maybe I'll call someone! I want a car! I need a car! USUALLY FOUND: Hallways; at work; Guidance office; Natick Mall. FAVORITE MEMORY: 4x4 in a Tempo, in the mud: the first day of Senior year: everyday of Senior High Chorus! FUTURE PLANS: To become an actuary and a successful business execu- tive making a lot of money. FAVORITE QUOTE: “To be great is to be misunderstood. CYNTHIA LEE OWENS Cin. Cindy, Giggles ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 2: Basketball 2. 3.4; Intramural Volleyball 2. 3; Scavenger Hunt 4; Prom 3. 4; Powder Puff practice 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: No! USUALLY FOUND: With the gang or in “Gumby . FAVORITE MEMORY: New Years Eve 3. 4; Senior ski trip. Summer of '88 in Maine (Danielle). April 22. 1989. FUTURE PLANS: To attend college and become an R N. To be happy and successful. FAVORITE QUOTE: Every person, all events of your life arc there be- cause you have drawn them there. What you choose to do with them is up to you. — R. Bach GEORGIA JEANNE PINTSOPOULOS Geo, Raucous, George ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.2.3.capt 4; Volleyball 3.4; Intramural Volley- ball. I. 2. 3. 4; Scavenger hunt 4; Prom 3. 4; Prom court 3; Powder puff practice 4; Sign stealing 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: I'm so dead. Psycho. Don't take a queer! Please geek! “Hey Marty USUALLY FOUND: With the gang, with the cops, at the beach, stealing candy canes, unplugging lights. FAVORITE MEMORY: New Year's Eve '88. ‘89; Coming out of my closet; All the fun times at MHS: Ski-trip; Coming home from Westfield with Gilly and Amy and yelling out the window to Jim. Prom 3. 4; Powder puff practice. Watervillc Valley. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college. FAVORITE QUOTE: Some people come in our lives and quickly go. Some stay for a while, leave footprints on our -hearts and we arc never ever the same. 25 CATHERINE ANN RADCLIEFE Kate, Clam ACTIVITIES:Soflball I. 2. 3.4; Basketball 1. 3; Field Hockey !: Intramu- ral Volleyball 1. 2. 3: Senior Ski Trip 4; Work I. 2. 3. 4; Parties 1. 2, 3. ■ . Prom 3. 4. FAVORITE. SAVINGS: I“Sick ... “I'm working tonight. USUALLY FOUND: Roche Brothers Food Court or Deli FAVORITE MEMORY: Half-day parties and those twicky'lairs. Lobster fights with Amy Magnussen. Stories written by Jen Verch. FUTURE PLANS: To go to school, work and make lots of money to buy a new car. FAVORITE QUOTE: I never make the same mistake twice. Everyday I make new ones. — L.E.R. — CHRISTINE M. RADCLIFFE Crippa, Gip, Flip ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1.2; Field Hockey I;Softball 1.2. 3: Intramural Volleyball 1. 2. 3; Work Study 4. FAVORITY SAYINGS: Thai's GaayT Jeff, are you giving us a ride today? USUALLY FOUND: Working or shopping. FAVORITE MEMORY: Half-Days FUTURE PLANS: To become a hair dresser and open my own salon. FAVORITE QUOTE: “Rags to Riches or so they say: You gotta keep pushin': for the fortune and fame. — GN'R KEITH FRANCIS RADCLIFFE Beef. Rat ACTIVITIES: Intramural Volleyball 1.2.3.4: Party 1.2.3.4; Bored 1.2.3. 4; Prom 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS What? “And? “Where's the Party? USUALLY FOUND: Crusing down Causeway at 2 mph. FAVORITE MEMORY: Senior Scavangcr hunt; Panics: Autumn Semi Formal '88. FUTURE PLANS: To become a carpenter and own my own construction company and drive a Porsche. FAVORITE QUOTE: “Those who d3re to dream dare to do! JEFFREY M. ROMAN ACTIVITIES: Workstudy 4; Basketball 1; Parties I. 2. 3. 4 FAVORITE SAYINGS: “Where's the party this weekend?” USU A L L Y FOUN D: Shell, around town, with Heidi, driving around or at a party. FAVORITE MEMORY: Ski Trip. JM's house. Scavangcr Hunt. Cape. Half days at Rat's house. FAVORITE QUOTE: “The people in the car club call me the cruiser. I like fast cars and fast women. 26 r JOSHUA JOHN SCANLON Squash, Latino, Flounder ACTIVITIES: Football I. 2. 3. 4: Intra. VBall 3. 4; Ski Trip 2. 4; Talent Show 3. 4; Scav. Hunt 4; Hermitting 1: Mac’s 2. 3. 4. FAVORITE SAVINGS: What a snit! What’s a nice girl like you doing in a place like this?” How could I possibly be expected to handle school on a day like this?” Why don't you die! USUALLY FOUND: In a da c. hanging out with my friends, cruising, avoiding Moose with Caufa. FAVORITE MEMORY: White water rafting down the Colorado River. Ski Trip '89. Ladders, visiting colleges (Too Bad!). FUTURE PLANS: To start a national chain of Look good, feel great! fitness spas and turn this wimpy country into a land of muscle stalking specimens! FAVORITE QUOTE: Out of the ashes came the dawn and the shape of things to come. Never surrender, just carrv on. straight to kingdom come. — KISS BRENDAN SHEEHAN ACTIVITIES: A.M. announcer: Yearbook Staff: AV assistant; Student Rep. to the School Committee. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Of course I did it I'll bring it in tomorrow. FAVORITE MEMORY: Senior Ski Trip. Fridays 2:15pm. FAVORITE QUOTE: My future's so bright, I have to wear shades. DAVID MICHAEL SJOGREN Sjogie, Turk, Snit ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. capt. 4; Football 4; Intramural Volleyball I. 2. 3. Champs 4: Talent Show 3. 4: Ski Trip 4; Scavenger Hunt 4: Mac's 1. 2. 3. 4; Nova 3. 4; GECC 2. 3. 4: SNL 3. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Who cares, it's only my car. There’s no birth- day party for me here.” Toast” USUALLY FOUND: At Mac’s, carriage pickin’, the hospital, weight room or hanging out. FAVORITE MEMORY: Senior Ski Trip ‘89. Regulators, imitating with Thurston and Caulfield. FUTURE PLANS: To attend a four year college, get a job and restore the Nova. FAVORITE QUOTE: Life moves pretty fast, if you don't stop and look around once in a while you might miss it. — Ferris Bucllcr 27 JENNIFER LEE STEWART Jen ACTIVITIES: Playing flute and saxaphone: Track; Windsurfing; Army National Guard. FAVORITE SAYINGS: That's awesome Don't you hate that! Shari, help! USUALLY FOUND: In the bandroom. in my car. at Milii� House of Pirn visiting Shari or dancing with Shari and Kciko. FAVORITE MEMORY: Graduating from Bootcamp (9 2 88). Virginia Beach Band Trip (5 19 87). Senior Ski trip (3 3 89). Band Trip to Canada (5 28 89). FUTURE PLANS: To go to college, to have a teaching job. FAVORITE QUOTE: Music expresses that which can not be put into words and can not remain silent. — Victor Hugo AIM IE MITCHELLE THISTLE Aim, Toots ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football Cheering 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Basketball Cheering 1.2. 3,Capt 4; Track 1. 2: Intramural Volleyball 2. 3.4; National Honor Society 3. VP 4; Class Vice-Prcs. 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council Sec. 1. Trcas. 2. Vice-Prcs. 3. Pres. 4; Prom Committee 2.3: Big Brother Big Sister 3; Peer Education 3; Talent Show 3: Harvard Book Award 3; Prom Court 3: SADI) 4; PSAC 4; Homecoming Queen 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: I don't know. I'm so tired . USUALLY FOUND: With Eve. Just. Jan. Chrys. Dave or with Rosie. FAVORITE MEMORY. Cruise to Jamaica 1988. 6 25 88. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college, be happy, and make all my dream', come true. FAVORITE QUOTE: It matters not which road we take, though I may go and you may stay, for time will bring us back again to share some distant day. DAVID MATTHEW THURSTON Thurst. Milt. Thurstburger ACTIVITIES: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 2: Baseball 4; Intramural Volley- ball 2. 3. ATTRO 4; Prom King 3; Talent Show 3.4; The art of snitting 1.2. 3.4; Air Guitar 1.2.3.4; Lctlcrman 1. 2. 3.4; Making them pay 4; Ski Trip 4; Lunch Club 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: That's wicked cheap Now that's crazy “Wer- en't you like huh? No just kidding He totally thinks he's “Go nuts ' USUALLY FOUND: Asleep or halfway there. Mac's. Lil Peach. Four Benches, late for somewhere. FAVORITE MEMORY: Playing football with my friends, seeing the Crue. Page. Plant and Roth in concert. Ski Trip '89. FUTURE PLANS: To merge with Nick and Cauf. and form the most illustrious vegetable garden in the country. FAVORITE QUOTE: “I don't feel Tardy! Van Halcn KEIKO TSUCHIYA Keiko, Cake ACTIVITIES: Volleyball I. Watching MTV 1. 2. 3. 4 FAVORITE SAYINGS: Where arc you going? “Wow USUALLY FOUND: Medway. Bridgewater Kathy's apt.) or Shari' car. FAVORITE MEMORY: Semi-formal (fall 1988� . Halloween. Senior Ski Trip. FUTURE PLANS: Working at the airport. Be rich, live in California and drive a Camaro. FAVORITE QUOTE: Dreams come true, take me down to the paradise city. 28 VJ «S ELIZABETH MARIE WARREN Liz, Lizbique, Lizzie ACTIVITIES: Eddie Was Here 1; Partying 1. 2. 3. 4; Working at Roche Bros. 4; Sleeping 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; Prom 2, 3. 4; Scavenger Hunt 4; Powder Puff practice 4; Activities Comm. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Ahh Choo!” “What's for lunch today? USUALLY FOUND: Searching for the last piece of the puzzle. Cruisin’ around Millis with D.D.. K.H., A.B., K.T..S.D. and anyone else we can find. FAVORITE MEMORY: 3 16 87 Francos: 1 11-17 89; One particular Natick party with Shanzic and Shari. Memorial Day '87 with Chris, Senior Ski Trip. FUTURE PLANS: To attend Mansfield Beauty Academy, open my own business, get married and live a long, healthy, happy life. FAVORITE QUOTE: To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it’s best, night and day, to make you everybody else, means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight, and never stop fighting. — E. E. Cummings THOMAS EDWIN WATERS Oz, Army Man ACTIVITIES: Academic Dccathalon 3; Basketball 2; Army National Guard 3. 4; Tri Valley Band 2. 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: Whatever Eh”. USUALLY FOUND: In the halls with Christy or somewhere, everywhere and nowhere. FAVORITE MEMORY: Seeing Christy and my family the day before I got out of Basic Training. FUTURE PLANS: To study business and music and open a music store. FAVORITE QUOTE: Everything that I say and do in your eyes is wrong. Tell me where do I belong in a sick society. Your no different, no different than me. — Ozzy DAVID RODNEY WOODCOCK Woody, Wood, Captain Caveman ACTIVITIES: Football 1.3.4; Prom 1.2. 3.4; EJ's slave labor camp 2.3.4; Parties 1.2.3.4; Scavenger Hunt 4. Cope 1.2.3.4; Intramural Volleyball I. 3; Final four 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: What? Happy Trails No!! Total. Snit Bag!” USUALLY FOUND: McDonalds, with Jocic. Shell, over Eric’s house, driving with E.J.. P.L.. J.R. or P.T.. bored, watching “Married with Chil- dren. FAVORITE MEMORY: Summer of '88. Ski Trip. Southend ’86. with my friends. FUTURE PLANS: To become an Airborne Ranger , and save the world from it’s evil oppressors. FAVORITE QUOTE: I'm the one who’s got to die. whe it’s time for me to die. So let me live my life, the way I want to. — Jimi Hendrix ROBYN ELISE WORKS Rob, Bob ACTIVITIES: Field Hockey 1,2: Softball 1.2, 3,co-capt. 4; Prom Commit- tee 2, 3: Class Treasurer 2. 3. 4; I.O.R.G. I, 2. 3; W.A. 4; Ski Trip 4. FAVORITE SAYINGS: I don’t know. Hey, Jules! No. I only have two studies USUALLY FOUND: Silting in the hall: at Roche's; with Jules. FAVORITE MEMORY: March 31, 1989. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and to hopefully own my own florist shop someday. FAVORITE QUOTE: “The key to happiness is having dreams — the key to success is making them come true. 29 - BABY PICTURE KEY: Top 10 Bottom (I-r) P.30 -- G. Bosse. J. Bourgelas. P. Crbrowski, J. Stewart. K. Tsuchiya, H. Burns. S. Dooling, C. Diatelevi. T. O'Neil. L. Warren. S. Gilmartin. C. Owens, T. Waters. K. C. Radcliffe. J. Bertolino. D. Douglas. T. Burke, P. Ouellette. D. Gillis, E. Bello, D. Sjogren. D. Thurston. P.31 — A. Doliner. A. Thistle, J. Roman. J. Scanlon. G. Pintsopulous. C. Radcliffe. R. Works. D. Everett, J. Levy, D. Devens, D. Woodcock, L. Johnson. K. Daly. S. DiDonato, R. Brackett, T. Howie, A. Neitlich, D. Maas. P.32 — J. McGrath. G. Fagerhcim, W. Nelsen, D. Gagliard. S. Caulfield. S. Nichols. S. Marchand. D. McKay. Senior Superlatives FRIENDLIEST: B. Sheehan, II. Burns. D. Thurston. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: A. Thistle and G. Bosse. MOST MUSICAL: J. Stewart and T. Waters. MOST ATHLETIC: L. Johnson and S. Nichols. QUIETEST: W. Nclsen. BEST LOOKING: A. Neitlich and D. Douglas. QUIETEST: T. Howie. 33 CLASS CLOWNS: J. Levy and D. Thurston. MOST INDIVIDUAL: S. Dooling and S. Marchand. MOST LIKELY TO BE CARDED AT 35: D. Gagliard and S. Daly. CLASS FLIRTS: S. Dooling and D. Woodcock. NICEST EYES: S. Dooling and D. Everett. 34 MOST MICHIEYOUS: S. Dooling. J. Levy. J. Roman INSEPARABLE BUDDIES: E. Johnson and D. W oodcock. INSEPARABLE BUDDIES: D. Maas INSEPARABLE and D. Gillis. Ncitlich. BUDDIES: H. Burns and A. MOST TALKATIVE: S. Gilmartin and J. Mrazek. MOST LIKELY TO HAVE AS YOUR BROTHER OR SISTER: D. Everett, A. Doliner, G. Pintsopoulos. 35 TOP TO BOTTOM (l-r): R. Auger. R. Barrett, W. Barry, K. Belyea, M. Ben- nett. D. Beyer. J. Bonomo. R. Bourgelas. C. Braman. K. Carlson, G. Carter. M. Caulfield. N. Cellucci, A. Chase, W. Collins, R. Croll, K. Davis, J. Dclaporta, C. DcLuca, M. Depedro. V. Farley. R. Fenn, G. Fisher. E. Foyc. V. Fredrick- son, K. Fresh, R. Fuller, M. Goldstein. B. Gottsman, J. Hammond, C. Hanscll. 36 TOP TO BOTTOM (l-r): S. Har- rington, B. Hourigan, A. Jones. K. Kcrivan, S. King, M. Kodzis, L. Kraby, J. Maeoni, A. Magnusscn, K. Maher, M. Makarewicz, M. Ma- loney, C. Matukaitis. R. McEachern, L. Mello, J. Mertz, M. Messinco. T. Muldoon. S. Murphy, S. Murphy, J. Nicholls, E. Nims, J. Novick, A. Nunnalcy. M. O'Rourke, M. Pesta. L. Ronca, S. Rowlings, R. Salisbury, J. Shcarns, J. Sia, S. Simpson, 1. Skinner, D. Smith. E. Smith, K. Smith, J. Stilka, J. Thomas, C. To- masello, K. Tremblay, J. Vcrch, M. Wallace, D. Watson, L. Yeager. LEFT PAGE — TOP TO BOTTOM (1-r): K. Adams, B. Balunas, M. Barber. D. Ber- gen, N. Bibbo, W. Brown, T. Caissie, K. Christie, P. Clark, S. Coste, G. Davies. M. Deluca, L. Devincent, M. Diatelevi, R. Di- Cenzo, M. Dunn, J. Dwcllcy, E. Ebcl. D. Everett, C. Fairbanks, S. Farrell, J. Fraser, B. Gilbert. J. Gillis, K. Gorman, A. Grant. K. Halford, J. Harrington, M. Horsley, S. Jefferies. RIGHT PAGE — TOP TO BOTTOM (1- r): P. Keyes, R. Kennedy, K. Kosinski, S. Kuchinsky, S. LaJoie. R. Levy, W. McFe- tridge. K. McGrath, J. Miller, J. Mogan, C. Mouyos, C. Nclscn, K. O’Neil, T. O’Toole, L. Owens, P. Riad, A. Rich. B. Riggs, T. Ritterbusch, M. Schultz, M. Scagcr, M. Simcock, N. Tremblay, M. Van Winkle, J. Yates. 38 39 TOP TO BOTTOM (1-r): A. Alessi, C. Bello, K. Blomstrom, M. Boggs, J. Burke, M. Cannon, H. Carlson, J. Carroll, H. Ca- tcnacci, T. Caulfield, K. Collins, C. Cormi- can, M. Cornoni, L. Cortelli, J. Cotton, B. Cusick, K. Daniel, T. Dearborn, M. Depc- dro, M. Doherty, S. Favata, C. Flaherty, J. Gay, C. Gilbert, A. Glicklick, J. Glicklick, M. Greene, A. Harrington, J. Howie. E. Jackson. 40 TOP TO BOTTOM (l-r): S. Jensen, T. Jones, S. Keene, D. Kerr, K. Kirmclewicz, J. Kleya, J. Kraby, L. Landers, J. Larcom.C. Lawrence,S. Lindenstcin, V. Marlett,C. Martcllio, J. MeMorrow, M. McCall, H. McKay, D. Nickerson, T. Nickerson, S. Oakes, S. Osyf, C. Powell, K. Quinn. D. Raymond, G. Rock, A. Shluzas, D. Simp- son. C. Skinner, A. Volante, D. Warner, R. Winquist. 41 42 43 44 45 46 - 2 Of 4 Sports Volleyball.................p 48 Soccer......................p 50 Football....................p 54 Cheering...................p 56 Basketball..................p 58 Tennis.....................p 64 Softball...................p 66 Baseball....................p 68 Track......................p 70 47 VARSITY BACK ROW (l-r): K. Smith. K. Bclyca. S. Simpson. N.Cellucci. S King. Coach Mari� PO! ROW (l-r): S. Gilmartin. K. Maher. L. Johnson. D McKay. G. Pintsopoulos. Volleyball The best game of the team's season was played away against Medfield. The Mowhawks won two games to one. They were the underdogs with the pressure of being visi- tors. They won the first game but Medfield came back to beat them in the second. The leaving seniors, S. Gilmartin, L. Johnson (MVP captain), D. McKay and G. Pintso- poulos will miss the team and funny moments like Krissy’s pantyhose act on the bus ride home from Ashland. 49 Soccer The 1988 season saw the Millis girls soccer team victo- rious in six games, a record high for this team. Together we played well and established a firm basis for a tourna- ment team next year. The team is sad to lose our two senior captains, Justine McGrath and Julie Bourgelas. The highlight of the season was defeating Medway, twice. Say cheese Jackie! ... And there was much rejoicing Walk this way!!! JV BACK ROW (1-r): V. Farley. A. Nunnalcy. k Kcrivan, K. Adams. C. Nelson. S. Murph . Coach McC-r-.al FRONT ROW (|-r): V. Fredrickson, S. Murphy. J. Bonomo. J. Gillis. N. Tremblay. S. Farre M. C; : J 50 No hands allowed Sue Christa in action Maryann is out for a skip Chris and Mike show the techniques of good ball control. John displays his photogenic side. BACK ROW (l-r): Coach Brady, D. Simpson. M. Boggs. J. Marconi. R. Fern. M. Diatelcvi. J. Niche % Ca Gilbert. M. Makarcwicz, R. Fuller. J. Fraser. W. Brown. T. Riuerbusch.S. Osyf. E. Carlson. FRONT ROW tw r): D. Bergen, S. Lajoic. R. Bourgclas, B. Collins. J. Hammond.G. Basse. M. Comitini. M. Goldstein. 1. SLr.rff.;| 52 Soccer This season brought fourth good things for the Mo- hawks. Bill Brady’s coaching debut combined with the Mohawks giving 110% produced the best season in a while (2-12-2). Some highlights were: the 4-3 victory over Westwood, the 3-0 shutout against Ashland, tying with Bellingham 0-0, running after getting blown-out, Ryan Fenn making a shirt into a pair of shorts for practice, the ‘Johnny be Good’ pep talk and one of our teammates bodyslamming an opponent. CAPTAINS: Bill and Gary, GOALIE: Jon. 53 BACK ROW (|-r): Coach Hoffman, Coach Tiberi. J. Gay. J. McMorrow. C Mancllio. K. Dar. e s. (.-cac Finassc.Coach Quigg. 3RD ROW (1-r): B. Barry. M. Pcsta. M. Kodzis. M. Maloney.G. Davie . B. B; Beyer. B. Gilbert. 2ND ROW (l-r): S. Harrington. J. Shearns. K. Christie. M. Shultz. J. Stri:l_a. D. $rr.:’5.H Messinco, B. Hourigan. R. Barrett. R. Brackett. FRONT ROW (l-r): D. Thurston.S.Caulfield. K. Carlv s.! Everett. B. Martcllio. S. Nichols. D. Woodcock. J. Scanlon. J. Mrazek. Football The Mohawks were lead by a close group of sen- iors who worked hard throughout the season. There were many close games especially the ones against Holliston and Mcdfield and a victory over Ashland. Despite the team record the season was good for the players. The MVP D. Douglas. Unsung Hero S. Caulfield. Best Defensive — K. Carlson, Best Offensive — Tim O’Neil and many Tri-Valley Hon- orable Mentions and one All-Star. 54 SENIORS BACK ROW (l-r): D. Woodcock. T. O’Neil. S. Caulfield. I). Thruston. J. Mrazek. R. Brackett FRONT ROW (l-r): K. Carlson. B. Martcllio. S. Nichols. D. Everett. D. Douglas. J. Scanlon 55 56 ADVISOR Mrs. E. Bello VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD BACK ROW (l-r): K. Quinn. 1 Collins. K McGrath. A. Thistle. C Diatclcvi, M. Barber. FRONT ROW tl-r): M. Cannon. C. Bello. E. Bello. J. Bcrtolino, D. Everett. K. Cormican. JV SQUAD (l-r): S. Farrell. C. Flaherty, D. Kerr. K Halford. 57 Basketball The Varsity team may not have won any games this year but they enjoyed the season under their new coach Louise Ball. Team captains Justine and Georgia helped to provide leadership and everyone contributed in some way to each game. Even though it was an injury pla- gued season with Justine in a cast. Krissy with a hurt knee and Nancy with tendonitis, the team saw them- selves improve as the season went by. 58 ARSITY BACK ROW (l-r): Coach Ball, K. Maher, J. Mertz, J. Miller, K. Be I yea. N. Ccllucci, C. Owens. RONT ROW (l-r): K. Daly. L. Mello, J. McGrath. G. Pinisopoulos. S. Jefferies. Below: Coach Burns giving one of his pep talks Below: Look out! Here comes Sjogic! VARSITY BACK ROW (1-r): Coach Burns. M. Kodzis. S. Harrington. M. Diatelcvi. 1. Skinner. R. Bo-ree FRONT ROW (1-r): J. Hammond. M. Rousseau. S. Nichols. B. Martellio. B. Gousnun. Basketball Team seniors Scott, David. Mike and Bob worked hard trying to provide the team with a victory this season. There were many good efforts by team mem- bers, especially during the game against Cohassett when the Mohawks were beat in the last few seconds of the last game of the season. Scott Nichols was named as an honorable mention on the Tri- Valley League All- Star team. 62 VINTER BANQUET p. 62 (Top to Bottom): JV Basketball, the cheerleaders. Kathy and Coach Ball, Scott and Coach Burns, iirls' Varsity Basketball. Boys Varsity Basketball. FALL BANQUET p. 63 (Top to Bottom): Coach Hoffman. Coach Finassc and Coach Quigg, Girls Soccer. Volleyball. 63 The record for the season was 5-11. We had good wins against Ashland and Med- way 3-2. Franklin 5-0 and of course, Bel- lingham twice 5-0. The season was filled with tough matches and fun. Overall, Coach Karoghlanian was pleased. Boys’ and Girls’ Tenni BACK ROW (1-r): M. Makarcwicz. $. Lajoic. M. Diatclevi, M. Messinco. J. Hammond. FRONT RO ( R. Auger. J. Nicholls. J. Fraser. R. Fcnn, G. Bosse. Coach Karoghlanian. 64 CK ROW (1-r): S. Murphy. V. Fredrickson. K. Davis. M. Wallace. K. McGrath. E. Smith. P. Riad, H. I Ison. Coach Cangi. FRONT ROW (l-r): S. Rowlings, C. Matukaitis. K. Smith. N. Tremblay. It was a season of promise. Overall the entire team improved, with Karla Smith named M.V.P., Christa Matukaitis and Vicki Fredrickson honored as steady stars. The 1990 season looks very promising, as the entire team will be returning under the Tri-Captains Karla Smith. Maryann Wal- lace and Christa Matukaitis. 65 Softball The 1989 Girls' Softball team finished the season with a 2-15 record. The two wins were the first victories by the softball team in almost five years. The team was captained by Lisa Johnson and Robyn Works. Lisa and Susan Jefferies were voted as starters on the Tri-Valley All-Star Team. In addition, Lisa, Sue. Jen Bonomoand Kerri Blomstrom participated in the All-Star game. Susan Jefferies was selected as the teams Most Valu- able Player and Jen Bonomo was chosen as the UnSung Hero. 66 BACK ROW (l-r): P. Clark. S. Jefferies, J. Bonomo, D. Everett, C. Flaherty, K. Quinn. K. Bloimtrom. FRONT ROW: (l-r): M. Dunn, K. Bclyca, L. Johnson, R. Works. S. DiDonato. C. Radcliffc, Coach Hoffman. VARSITY BACK ROW (I-r): Coach Quigg, M. Pesta, I). Smith, B. Gottsman, M. Maloney. B. Collins, R. Bourgclas. FRONT ROW (l-r): S. Caulfield. D. Douglas. I). Sjogren. T. O'Neil, B. Martcllio, D. Thurston, S. Nichols. T. Howie. The Bash Brothers” 68 Baseball Our main goal at the start of the season was to make the state tournament. Due to our inexperienced team that goal looked bleak. As we gained experience towards the second half of the season we also achieved some victories. Our goal was not realized, but a successful season came about with the second half of our season and the players were satisfied with the turn around. ■| Hg£p 'v if 1 - «■Milii •V. BACK ROW (l-r): Coach Brady, T. Cauficld. J. Howie. J. Kclyca. J. Carroll. M. Doherty. J. Gay. FRONT tOW (l-r): D. Nickerson. D. Bergen. B. Balunas. B. Riggs. J. McMorrow. M. Scagcr. 69 This year the track team competed as individuals against other schools rather than competing as an entire team. Led by senior captains Justine and Mike, many of the athletes broke their own individual re- cords and overall the group had a good sea- son. Track 70 71 m k4m ppniij 2M' I -'cuiiru Spring Picnic David Sjogren with Mr. Hammond in background. 73 74 Activities Clubs....................p 76 Homecoming................p SO Fall Semi-Formal.......p 82 Spirit Week...............p 84 Valentines Dance.........p 88 Intramural Volleyball.p 90 Science Fair..............p 92 Talent Show..............p 94 Prom.....................p 96 Pops Awards Night....p 100 75 Student Council BACK ROW (l-r): Mrs. Palcgrcco — Advisor. S. Lindcnstcin. M. Makarcwic?. M. Maloney. A. Rich. M. Barber. A. Alcssi. MIDDLE ROW (l-r): L. Mello. A. Thistle. C. Cormican. FRONT ROW l-r : S. Gilmartin. D. Everett. K. Halford. C. Bello. BACK ROW (l-r): C. Tomascllo, J. Harrington. M. Barber. J. Gillis, M. Mcssinco, E. Nims, C. Nclscn. T. Casey. I.. Mello, Mrs. Raider — Advisor. FRONT ROW (l-r): S. Rowlings. C. Mouyos, A. Grant. S. Jefferies. K. O'Neil. K. Maher. Peer C on nee I ors Band BACK ROW (1-r): G. Bosse. A. Grani, C. Gilbert, R Fenn. M. Goldstein, M. Boggs, A.Shulzas, T. O'Toole. T. Waters. S. La- joic. D. Bergen. V. Fredrickson. R. Winquisi. J. MeMorrow, J. Hammond. J Nicholls. MIDDLE ROW (l-r): J. Gillis. K. Collins. A. A less i. S. Jefferies. S. Farrell. J. Harrington. C. Lawrence. B. Collins. FRONT ROW (l-r): J. Sia. M. Cornoni. M. Cannon. K. Davis, J. Stewart. S. Murphy. M. Diatclcvi. B. Gottsman. J. Fraser, S. Murphy. S. DiDonato. Chorus BACK ROW (l-r): H. McKay. P. Ouellette. C. Lawrence. J. Harrington. T. Casey. A. Grant. FRONT ROW (!• r): D. Kerr. H. Catcnacci. J. Glicklick. A. Dolincr. A. Glicklick. L. Cortclli. 77 National Honor Society (l-r): E. Johnson.S. Murphy. V. Fredrickson.$. Murphy. A. Thistle. D. Douglas. A. Neitlich. J. Berio!mo. G. Bosse. M G ids-icir.. M Makarcwic . M. Maloney. K. Carlson. C. Matukaitis. K. Kcrivan. T. Muldoon, E. Smith. J. Sia. President: Eric Johnson. n International Club BACK ROW (l-rl: R. Fuller, M. Collins. S. Rowlings. A. Nunnalcy. T. Rittcrbusch. M. Marakcwicz. R. Auger. N. Bibbo. M. VanWinkle. NV. McFetridgc. 2ND ROW' (I-r|: Mr. Magncr. C. Lawrence. J. Harrington. K. avis. A. Jones. S. Farrell, J. Maeoni, K. Carlson. C. Hanscll, J. Cillis. FRONT ROW (l-r): M. Horsely. J. Sia. “ A. Santos, A. Grant. 79 80 Homecoming activities began with the traditional pep rally at the end of school on Friday. The pep rally, arranged by the Cheerleaders, honored all the fall sports teams. The Homecoming Queen nominees were announced at the end of the rally drawing a crowd to the evening Football game against Westwood. At halftime the Queen was crowned — much to everyones surprise there was a tie! A1 and Aimie were both crowned queen with Lisa, Justine and Heidi as their court. 81 Fall Semi-Formal Jen. Georgia. Debbie. Nancy. Danielle and Cindy 82 Girl Talk Ginny. Liz. Keiko. Shari. Jen. Jordan and Ross Karen, Teresa and Jackie Having fun boys? Chrystync. Justine, Aimie, Eve. Janice Spirit Week . . . Twin Day 84 85 Bandana Day Valentine’s Dance 88 Intramural Volleyball THE CHAMPS: The Regulators (1-r): K. Maher. I). Sjogren. S. Simpson. K. Bclyca. S. Nichols, k. Smith. I. Johnson. M. Rousseau. (T. O'Neil not pictured) 2ND PLACE: Intensity 2 (1-r) pictured L. Mello. J. Mrazek. .1. Mertz. J. Miller. Other team members: M. Messinco. B. Goltsman. K. Tremblay. M. Diatclcvi. J. Bonomo. MUl Cirr 90 91 Richard Fuller (above) went on from Millis to the Regional Fair and eventually to the State Fair at MIT. Rich won a second place award for his project and was one of seven students chosen for Department of Energy awards. Science students solved questions and proved theories present's their findings to the public. Winners were: D. Gillis (1st placet A- Alessi, R. Fuller. J. Gillis, E. Johnson, S. Lajoie, T. Muldoor. A Santos. N. Tremblay. 92 Science Fair ’89 Junior Talent Show No smoking in the girls room! Ah Caramba! Work up until the bell. 94 Sargent Matt and his new recruits The synchronized swimming team This years Talent Show had plenty of imaginative acts! Em- cees were Kathy Maher, Sue Simpson (1st act) and Jen Bon- omo, Jen Mcrtz (2nd act). Acts that arc not pictured included: Jesus Christ Superstar (M. Messineo), Stupid Jokes, dances by Krissy Bclyea and Arlene Harrington, The Wet Noodles, songs by Heather Ca- tenacci and Heath McKay, Snow Drifts, In Your Room, Teachers Rap. Leader of the Pack and The Brass Concert. 95 Wc arc here to PUMP YOU UP! No dale too tough for Calendar Man! PROM COURT '88: Back Row (l-r): E. Johnson. A. Thistle. A. Neitlieh. P. Ryan. G. Pintsopoulos. D. Everett. J. MeMorrow. S. Nichols. King — D. Thurston Queen - H. Burns. 96 97 99 Pops Concert and Awards Night 100 101 102 103 Senior Week Class Trip............p 106 Banquet................p 108 Class Day.............p 110 Graduation.............p 112 Graduation Speeches ....p 116 105 106 107 ’Twas the Night Before Graduation . . . 108 109 Class History: Amy Dolincr and Christine Diatclevi Class Prophecy: David Sjogren, David Thurston and Scott Nichols 110 'lass History: Sue Gilmartin and Georgia ’intsopoulos 111 “We have dreamed our dreams to- gether, now we must make them come true apart.” 112 113 114 115 Reverend Clergy, Members of the School Committee. Mr. Kha- chadoorian, Mr. Bruncllc, faculty, parents, relatives, friends and especially the Class of 1989: Good evening. I would like to welcome all of you to the Millis High School graduation. Class of 1989. Tonight we reminisce about the past. I ask you to recall the days of elementary school. It was here that we learned the fundamentals of life. Not only did we learn what was best for ourselves individ- ually, but we learned as well the importance of others. In a world that has become so automated, we must not forget the necessity of human interaction and togetherness. As we leave the classrooms and playing fields of Millis High School, we must part not only as individuals buy also as a generation willing to utilize the simplistic values we were taught in kindergarten. It is here I would like to share with you an excerpt from a book written by Robert Fulgham entitled, “All I Ever Really Needed To Know, I Learned in Kindergarten.” “Most of what 1 really need to know about how to live, and what to do and how to be. I learned in kindergarten. Wisdom was not at the top of the graduate school mountain, but there in the sandbox at the nursery school. These are the things I learned: Share everything. Play fair. Don't hit people. Put things back where you found them. Clean up your own mess. Don't take things that aren't yours. Say you’re sorry when you hurt somebody. Wash your hands before you eat. Flush. Warm cookies and cold milk are good for you. Live a balanced life. Learn some and think sonic and draw and paint and sing and dance and play and work some, every day. Take a nap every afternoon. When you go out into the world, watch for traffic, hold hands and AIM IE THISTLE VALEDICTORIAN stick together. This excerpt discusses the significance of the basics and alio us to acknowledge their relevance in the future. As heirs of the pas-i and bequeathers of the future, we must teach never forget th things we have learned nor ignore the things we will be asked t teach. The importance of fundamentals is essential. As Fulghaua states. “Think of what a better world it would be if all -the w ho! world — had cookies and milk at 3 o'clock every afternoon aw j then lay down with our blankets for a nap. or if we had a basi 1 policy in our nation, and other nations, to always put things bad i w here we found them and cleaned up our messes. And it is still true j no matter how old you are. when you go out into the world, it is besl to hold hands and stick together.” Tonight, I ask the Millis High School Class of 89 to remembe | these words as we travel down different roads in life. What eve j path, you the class of 1989 choose to pursue, w hether it be furthinB your education at college or university, seeking employment oJ trade or serving our country. I urge you to follow the above creed! The most important values we have learned, those stressing unity! harmony and goodwill towards others, were ones learned in kinder-l garten. Remember and practice them so that we can ensure al future of which our generation will be proud. In closing. I would like to thank my friends and faculty here afl Millis High School for making the past four years very special. ■ would also like to express my deepest gratitude to my parents andl sisters for their love and support. I couldn't have done it withou them! Thank you and Good luck to the Class of 89. May your lives bel filled with happiness and success. 116 Reverend Clery, Members of the School Committee. Mr. Ka- chadoorian, Mr. Brunelle, faculty, parents, and friends. It seems strange to be standing here, not to make some profound statement but instead to say goodbye. Two weeks ago my classmates and I were still high school stu- dents. Friends, teachers, and finals were top priorities in our minds. In this short period of time our lives have drastically changed. • College, careers, and adult responsibilties have taken the place of childhood dreams and memories. No longer can we rely upon our parents to make the proper decisions for us. Instead, we must stand alone, to succeed or fail as a result of our own judgement. In this way. we can grow as individuals, the promise of the future. Looking back, it is difficult to determine when education is actually initiated. Perhaps kindergarten is the first word which ■ comes to mind and yet it seems as if all children begin learning the day they are born. Similarly, we continue gaining knowledge until, ■ at last we are incapable of receiving further information. Now that High School has come to a close a stage of our school- ing has ended, another begins. We stand upon the brink of adult- • hood but are afraid to cross the threshold with fears of the un- ' known. For many years most of us here have been together. We have • found security in the familiar, strength in numbers. It is time to leave those behind that have stood by us for as long as we can J remember. In fulfilling our own separate goals our lives will truly be richer, more meaningful. I am saddened by the thought of graduating from Millis High i School and finding myself in the real world.” At times it is my wish that I still had years left, that this time will never end. I grew up in High School, oddly enough. Freshmen year seems as if it took . place countless decades ago. It is time to move on. What lies ahead waits for our discovery. 3 DAWN G1LL1S SALUTATOR IAN OUR BEST Wherever you're headed, we want to wish you the very best. We also have a suggestion or two that will help in the future. IF YOU'RE GOING TO COLLEGE. -----------------♦------------------ You'll benefit from our helpful College Credit program at South Shore Bank. See us for GSL Loans if you're a senior looking to finance your college educa- tion. Also discover our PLUS and VALUE Loans for both you and your family. 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