fy.,-3-rL ' :w -7- ' ' nn A 141 4 I s6'r-fault-, h --+ , Q nc.:-'hula-.fy-Y ,Y U. eff ' 5' ' Q' Y K5 'i ' , 'Q -- v Saint Iohn's High School Introduction Fall ........... Winter ..... Spring .......... Personalities .... Shrewsbury, Mass. 1979-1980: Volumn LII page 2 . page 18 . page 42 . page 64 page 100 M H Q1 nfzgyzi ,QF ,,,,, .V ,x ,, , . ' .,,, ,, L 3 . ,, uv Mfr 2 H f W r if ,gm 2 Q: H B .,1., . M , fe 4, U Q4 Sophor3'1oreshfl'ed'LDoy 1'e and David Sphwartz , ,'?' I ' I Originally, the land upon which St. Iohn's is built was part of a large private estate: bordered to the east by Gage Lane, to the west by Old Mill Road, to the north by West Main, and to the south by Maple. Philip Washburn Moen was owner. Mr. Moen was retired president of Washburn and Moen Manufacturing Company flater to be the Steel 81 Wire Division of U.S. Steelj. In 1905 Mr. Moen commissioned the construction of a 30-room mansion. Until it was razed in the mid-1970's, the house was known to area residents as the Brewer Mansion. In 1912, Mr. Charles H. Hutchins purchased the house and property. Mr. Hutchins tof Knolls Loomworks, St. Iohn's Manor Worcesterl had three children. He commissioned architects to build a private residence for each. The Worcester firm of L.W. Briggs built our present day manor house for Mr. Hutchins' bachelor son Arthur in 1914. After Arthur moved to California, the house and lands given to him were purchased by Doctor Cleveland. In 1941, the Doctor's widow, Gertrude, sold the property to Mr. Clifford B. Sweet, vice-president of Brewer 8: Company, a pharmaceutical firm. Mr. Sweet named his estate Dunmorlan. He and his family resided here for 14 years. During the Worcester tornado in 1953, the house sustained minor damage: tiling on the roof was torn off and the stone chimney above the front bedroom was knocked to the ground. In 1955, the Xaverian Brothers purchased Dunmorlan while a suitable location for an expanded St. Iohn's was found. fOriginal plans did not call for the construction of a school building on the Shrewsbury propertyj In 1959, the ground was broken for the high school building. Later, Pioneer Field was acquired at the bottom of Main Street Hill. These 44 acres fonce part of the Moen, then Hutchins, then Brewer Estatel had originally served as a hay field, and then had been leased as a golf driving range. fResearch by Brother Thomas Ryan, C.F.X.j ,QQ ! X 9 Q, xnxx Q 45. I .e 'xxx A i..,kxv-sl. YW' l fl Clockwise fBeginning leftzj St. Iohn's manor, November, 1979 Mr. Gillis explains slide show during Freshman retreat in manor the Model U.N. at work fl-rj: Iohn Foley, Ioseph Virbasius, Ronald Furmaniuk the master bedroom Manor, Christmas, 1979 Master bedroom, 1938 Master bedroom fconvertedi 1979 5 Unique and somewhat recent, Flavian Hall is an integral part of the St. Iohn's tradition. Built in the late 1960's, the building is named in honor of Brother Flavian fFeb. 22, 1886 to Au- gust 4, 19741 who was a read- ing tutor and typing teacher at St. Iohn's from 1962 until his death. Brother Flavian was quite the personality. He was known for breaking up rocks and depos- iting them in the woods in his task of never tiring groundskeeper, even at the age of seventy. At his death, Brother Flavian was the senior Xaverian Brother in America, and, so, St. Iohn's has honored him by creating Flavian Hall. Flavian Hall has provided ex- tra room for classes, but it has become more than just extra Flavian Hall space. It has grown into a building with a personality all its own. The classrooms of Flavian are vertical rather than horizontal. In addition to classes, the Drama club makes use of Flavian's Little Theatre, which is also used for the showing of movies. Flavian has special significance to St. Iohn's. Uonathan Phelps '81j . s 5 M .Y i 2 if YT , i sa- g A .E 553' 3 ' 4 i if 55' . F '-'. -W 1 E: - .5 1 -W Y 15 1, - - H im...-f ? P if P E , -fl , i il Y if 3 5 gal Y ls , 6' fB -'ef-Q is ss.. WkW'w , YY , T ' - , me W4 Q1 - .1 ' affix. A I 4 Mr. Paul Iourcin and French III class Brother Stephen Comeau and Iohn Nenninger in Contemporary U.S. History St. Iohn's is People . .. I 1 1 W Seniors Ioe Booth and Tim Hallice at Senior retreat Mr. Charles Iasper ' - xl! K A 9 ' f Freshmen fl-rj: Mike Lavallee, Henry Kosiba, Peter Ostrosky, Mr, Bernard Afsenault, LV, Hockgy Coagh Paul Knapik Brother Iohn C. Sullivan, varsity Soccer Coach S.I. students 81 football fans Sophomores fl-rj: Kevin Pelosky, Mark Minnucci, Iim Hurton, and David McNamara. 9 Y izg1,:Ji3 J, K ' , ii.: '- N A ,V K Q--......,,,,,-,rt-,,,MLN A . .. . .. -,,..',4av.,:tfa.-L -' 4 -MMUN W- K f-H' .A K . a t ifft.,1,, Je: ,.. 'Sli' . ' li W9 '.,, ' , 1 gL f o' t 733-' A . 4 - sfziirfeff- ' ,, ,gif ' -RQ E - 'Mp W . Clock-wise fbeginning top leftj: ir7 Phil Desimone heads ball to Captain Bob Lemay in game versus Quabbin ... Iohn Trainor running 600 . . . Pioneers miss scoring opportunity against Wachusett Saint Iohn's football players walk through the streets of Shrewsbury on their way to game against Shrewsbury High 17250 Chuck Kershner and 424 Mike Dunne react to loose ball in Gardner game at Pioneer gym. fftiiiw' P52 WNW L' 11 St. Iohn's is Brother helping Brother . . . i : vi ir A A sic Above: Bishop Flanagan celebrates Mass in the Brothers' chapelg Right: Father Kilcoyne exchanges the handshake of peace with Dan Connorg A Below: Homeroom reps bring food offering to altar at Thanksgiving Mass. 1 1 Below: Ken Favreau donates blood at Red Cross Driveg Left: Brother Alois and Ioseph lead singing at Senior retreat. f 5 i Mike Sullivan and Brother Vincent Top: Iohn Wittemore and Brother Aloisq Bottom: Brother Thomas Ryan, Peter Ostrosky and Paul Knapik. 13 Clock-Wise fbeginning rightl: Spanish III with dynamic Mr. Plaza presiding . . . Mr. Paul Philips presents honor Certificate we all love Latin .. . Mr. Hook explains C6H1206 to a budding Biologist Q - I St. Iohn S is U Sound mind -.Ki 14 fl rjAngel Nastovski Mr White Fran Lahey, and Steve Queenan Physical Education: fl-rj: Mike Gannon, Darrell Paulsen, Mike Ouelette and Mike Avadian tire themselves out watching others do sit-ups. 15 St. Iohn's is Activities 3 fl ' Ji 51 E4 3' X Wifi. CZFENS FUUT55wl Frosh Night tl-rj: Andrew Pultorak, Scott David LaPierre readies fish tank Sophomore Angelo Valeri McGuir1ess, and Dave Brimmer St. Iohn's socials 16 Brother Ioseph Glebas is assisted by Brian Carroll and Ken Barrett in planning semi-formal Cloclfwise fbeginning rightj: Teachers fl-rj Richard Houston, Paul Ford, Michael Lahey, and Patrick White help out at Freshmen Night Iim Polito works with photo enlarger in the dark room in the manor house . . . biology club members Fred Boucher and David Schwartz interview Mr. Palaima in a Iournalism project. fl-rj: Marty Geheran, David DiBenedetto, and Mike Kimball 17 . - , ' . ! f Q S , I 'a 3 w . f. f 7 . f -1' ' i,,1, ,E . ,. ,f 11 3 6 11 9 U8 1 911 er op anoth September marks the end of summer vacation and the beginning of yet another school-year, Scenes 'from summer and the opening of school: This page: Below: Mr. Robert Reidy assists students with I.D.'s. Opposite: Top: Brother Matthias takes I.D. photos. Center: Senior Barry Lacroix helps prepare mound on baseball diamond as part of the extensive Work done on the field in the summer of '79, Bottom: Workers at SI Day Camp include fl-rj: front: Sean McShea, Sean Hickey, Tom Turco, and Iohn Ghise: Back: Nick Argento '79, Richard Vinton, Louis Elias, and Tom Cataldo. Opposite page fClock-wise, beginning top leftjz Brother Thomas Ryan in the Bookstore: business as usual: Faculty members formed the majority of the choir at the Mass of the Holy Spirit at Pioneer Field on Sunday, September 16, 1979: buying books before the start of school are fl-rj Tim Eddy, Bryan Eddy, Tom Gill and Chuck Monahan. Brother Thomas Lydon mans the cash register: Father George O'Brien, Celebrant, exchanges the hand-shake of peace with Father Edgar Bourque, homilist, at the Family Communion Sunday Mass of Sept. 16: Sophomore Tom Turco assists young campers at Camp St. Iohn's. 20 Q w 1 The 1979 Football Pioneers finished their season ' :ff 5 'F f t with a 6-4-0 record. The season opened with a 34-20 loss to perennially strong Leominster. After defeating Holy Name 22-0, the Pioneers suffered their second set-back of the season at the hands of Doherty High, 22-16. Under the lights at Gardner on the first week-end of October, Saint Iohn's won an easy 40-8 victory. The SI win streak was stopped at three at Shrewsbury on Oct. 27, after SI had previously defeated Don Bosco Q41-141 and Fitchburg Q27-OJ. After defeating Wachusett 21-0, Saint Iohn's defeated Burncoat, before losing to St. Peter-Marian in the Thanksgiving Day Finale at Pioneer Field. C.M.C. Football All-Stars included Seniors Bill Pelosky, Mark Lefebvre, Anthony Sereti, Tom Dougherty, Mike Benson, and Sean Hooper. juniors Iim Healy and Mike Moynihan were also C.M.C. All-Stars. Bill Pelosky was also chosen to the Telegram Er Gazette All-Star team. This page: below right: Iim Healy f83l and Bob Blanchette f51j against Holy Name. Below: lim Healy 1831 in action against Don Bosco. Opposite Page: Top right: Tim Dowd f43j and Mark Lefebvre C101 ready to pass against Bosco. Bottom of page: Mark Lefebvre receives brunt of Bosco rush, 464 is Tony Sereti. AJVNA is in - football Varsity Football fl-rj: Seated: Bob Blanchette, Mike Benson, Tom Cannon, Bob Gilmartin, Peter Scerra, Sean Hooper, Chris Massei, Bill Pelsoky, Mark Lefebvre, Tom Dougherty, Mark Iulien, Brian Guiney, Kent Iohnson, Keith Tompkins, Peter Benjamin, Dan Mahoney. Second Row: Coach William White, Mark Troiano, lim Quinlivan, Mike Moynihan, lack Weeks, Tim Dowd, Steve Dattis, Tom Shea, Bob Foley, Tony Sereti, lack Donahue, Tim Shea, lim Leroux, Nick Tanionis, Mark Massei, Iirn Healy, Mike Benjamin, Mike Chesna, Iohn Legere, Coach Robert Bradley. Third Row: Coach William Daigle, Francis Benison, Tim McDermott, Steve McGinley, Brett Cournoyer, Tim Koomey, Iohn Scano, A.l. Valeri, Mike Mara, Peter Edwards, Ron Tarello, Bob Iohnson, Kevin Pelosky, Todd Pickard, Paul Reed, Frank Youkstetter, Mike McGuinness, Chuck Kershner, Andy Laska, Sean Duffey, Coach George Naum. L-3i 'a6T',X1 'T 5' ,. ' A-1 i ' F- Vgif' .Qlilirfil . ' Seniors fl-rl: Sitting: Mike Benson, Tom Cannon, Peter Scerra, Chris Massei, Bill Pelosky, Mark Lefebvre, Tony Sereti, Mark Iulien, Brian Guiney, Peter Benjamin Standing: Bob Cilmartin, Bob Blanchette, Iohn Donohue, Tim Shea, Kent Iohnson, Tom Shea, Bob Foley, Sean Hooper, Tom Dougherty, Keith Tompkins. Freshmen: Front: Chris Palermo, Kyle Smith, Tim Senecal, William White, Vincent Cloutier, Shawn Hester, Kevin Stirk, Richard Walsh, Dave Cassidy Middle: Mark Pelosky, Mark Kachadoorian, Ioe Quinlivan, Francis Quinn, Iim Nawn, Erick Gonyea, Iohn Canfield, Anthony Keller, Ioseph Doherty, Iohn Piuze, Dean Iandoli, Mike Sottak Standing: Richard Scanlon, Sean McCarthy, Iohn Sandereski, Donald Zalauskas, Thomas Stuzenyski, Chris Annes, Thomas Crowley, Leonard Zalauskas, Patrick Dorey, and Coach Patrick White. CD fall doing Fall activities included a trip to see the Boston Red Sox play the Toronto Blue lays fSophomoresjg a Spanish Club trip to Boston to see a movie and to visit a Mexican Restaurant in Harvard Square Cambridge. ln the Fall, the National Merit Scholarship program announced letters of Commendation and Semi-finalists in the National Merit Program. This page frightj: Brother Vincent Basile with a California Angel baseball hat fBrother always roots for Angelsjg fBottom rightjt Sophomore Ionathan Dentch fleft hand columnj: the Sophomores at Fenway. Opposite pogeg Clock-wise fbeginning topl: National Merit Scholarship commended studentsg Mike Bonczyk at the Mexican Restaurant: fl-rj: Erik Iohnson, lim Hurtan, and Ieff Humberg Dirk Griffin and Tom Cataldo. 'fb ixiiff iilzi if X ,QQ National Merits fl-rj: Seated: Iohn Lileystrom, Henry Goodrow, Iames Utzschneider Standing: Steven Malley, Robert Sullivan, Andrew lay, Ralph Seilius, Ioseph Virbasius, Iohn May, and Mike Dolan. 25 'U CCS O I I ross! auct1on!ra1lr 0 9, S2 Vg' Z3 33 S 5 -B E3 S EF, rn CL- D- QJ FD red c donating blood. erated by Brother Ioseph and Brother Alois a great amount of effort into this project. A market, tag sale, and bazaar were included. omas Ryan continued to work on its model n lay-out in the basement of the manor se. Several trips were also taken by the club. The Student Activities Council once again sponsored a Blood Drive for the Red Cross. The nor house was used for blood collection. pposite page fCl0ck-wise, beginning top : Iunior Tom Gillg Freshman Steve Klosenq hman Chuck Camosse cheers crash caused dulis has his temperature taken prior to Iohn's Mothers' Guild auction. The mothers moderated by Brother Dintino: Senior Dan l E it 'Q ki s s ' Ed Martin, Dan Dillon, and Mr. auction. 26 Gregory help Out at The TOP: Peter Belanger has his blood pressure taken by a red cross nurse: BOTTOM: Senior Bill Iewers. 'M A Wi 2 5 'F , iiiii ..e1w.w,4m Keeping the tradition of Saint Iohn's sports as the dominating force in Worcester County, the SJ. Soccer team won the Central Mass. Conference for the fourth time in the past five years. The team complied a 14-1-3 regular season record. Unfortunately, in the District quarter-finals, the varsity lost its only post- season game to Leominster High by the margin of 3-1. The team's greatest asset was co-captain Bob Lemay. With this year's performance of 38 points C31 goals and 7 assistsj, Bob is at the top of the St. Iohn's record books for most points per season. Top varsity scorers after Bob included: Phil Desimone Q9 pointsj, Bruce Francis QB pointsj, Chuck Pratt Q6 pointsj, and Ierry Coggins Q5 pointsl. Central Mass. Conference All-Stars included Bob Lemay, Bruce Francis, and Mike Dolan on the first team: Ioe Braley on the second team: and Honorable Mentions to Phil Desimone, Ted Sykes, and Ted Heywood. Bob Lemay was also chosen to the Central Mass. Coaches All-Star, and the Mass. State All-Star teams. The I.V.'s final record was B-5-0. Top scores included Paul LaChance and Paul Larkin f12 points eachj, and Steve Pultorak and Mark Minnucci Q5 points eachj. The Freshmen posted a 9-1-1 record: the best ever by a SI Frosh team. Photos fRightj: Top Freshmen Ion Sullivan and Mike Crabauskus in Leominster game: Middle: Phil Desimone and Bob Lemay in action against Doherty: Bob Lemay and Tom Gill 1181 against Fitchburg: Bottom. SOCCGI' Co-Captains Bob Lemay and Mike Dolan 28 Freshmen Soccer fl-rj: Front: Thad Stappenbeck, Mike Grabauskus, Mike Giles, Peter Collins, Mike Domack, David Phaneuf, Clif Thethewey, Mike Wallace, David Fitzgerald, Iames Carlson, Bock Row: Horace Zona, Ion Sullivan, Mike Piper, Tim Farrell, Iohn Hogan, Gary Henrich, Dave Durpe, Mike McWalter, Coach Iunior Paul O'Keefe junior Varsity Soccer fl-rj: Mr. Brian Foley, lim Hurtan, Paul LeChance, David Tivnan, Steve Pultorak, David Williams, Bob Dupre, Frank Gustafson, Wayne Goucet, Paul Pultorak, Mark Minnucci, Iohn Foley, Charles Monahan, and Paul Chamberlain. Below: Varsity Soccer fl-rl: Sitting: Bill Robertson, Ted Sykes, Den O'Connor, Bob Lemay, Bruce Francis, Tom Gill, Iohn Dagnello, Peter Dowd, Second Flow: Kevin DerBedrosian, Warren Hayden, Tony Ioseph, Phil Desimone, Ioe Donohue, Garry Melia, Paul Girouxg Third Row: Iohn D'Amato, Brian Saal, Ted Heywood, Iohn Dolan, Mike Lucas, Mike McCann, Chuck Pratt, joe Braley, Mike Dolan, jerry Coggins, and lim Erwin. fMissing: Paul Larkin and Thomas Mahonj. rals ll intra Fall lntramural Program: Right: Sophomore Street Hockey fl-rj: Mike laccarino, Peter Theodoss, Iohn Bresnihan, and David Whalen Below: Sophomore Street Hockey Champs fLamontagne's Lazersj, l-r, Iohn Iordan, Mike Stowe, lim Collette, Steve Ulian, Ed Martin, Dave Sardella, Iim Hurtan, Richard Casaceli, Scott Downes, Neil Conroy, Tom Dintino, Steve Larsen, and Erik Iohnson. Bottom: Freshmen Basketball intramural champions fl-rj: Kneeling: Mike McGinnis, Terrance Bennett, Sean Fleming, Pat Golden, Br. Vincent Basile, C.P., Robert Biando, Iames Ferrara, Patrick Creedon, Standing fl-rj: Robert Brogen, Peter Balesano, Paul Vasil, Iohn Sanderski, Sean McShea, Bill Plante, Anthony Keller, Iames Lucier, Iohn Tivanan, and Robert Murray. ' Clock-wise fbeginning top leftj: Senior Basketball Champions fl- ' A rj. Mark Shawn C Steven Br Iohn Bres kerson, Iim Giroux, Sean Hooper, john Dubay, Roger Sean D'Aroy, Mr. Robert Bradley, Kevin McCarthy, oureux, Tom Dougherty, and Mark Lefebvreg Seniors McCarthy, Mark Lam onway and Bill Iewers: Sophomore Street Hockey: fl-rj: odeur, David Tivnan, David VVhalen, Dan Fadden and nihan fin netj: Seniors Tim Kenny and Shawn Conway. 31 C0 CD CU U8 I'1 81 U8 1 1V 58 .-344 Ci CU .-C1 -+-2 On November 8, 1979, the Class of 1981 had a Iunior Ring Mass Liturgy celebrated by Rev. Terence Kilcoyne '67. In the course of the Mass, Mr. Bibaud presented class rings to the Iuniors. Thanksgiving at SI began the Wednesday before with a half-day of school. The day ended With a Thanksgiving Mass celebrated by Rev. Gerald Laba, C.P. ln the course of the Mass, St. Iohn's students brought gifts of food fcollected in homerooms for needy familiesj to the altar at the Offertory. The Mass was followed by a Pep Rally as a prelude to the 55th renewal of the annual rivalry between the Pioneers of St. Io's and the Guardians of St. Peter-Marianls. THIS PAGE: Glockwise fbeginning rightjz Football Ref Mr. Pickett gives instructions to the chain gang fl-rj, Mark Patchell, Ron Furmaniuk, and Mike McGinnis. Fran Merzigian guards the Thanksgiving Day Turkey at Pioneer Field. Father Laba celebrates Mass: in front of the altar are the goods donated by St. Iohn's students. Mr. Bibaud presents ring to Iunior Luke Robertg Brother joseph Glebas made arrangements for the Mass. OPPOSITE PAGE: Clockwise fbeginning top leftj: The Thanksgiving Turkey becomes the focal point on its day. Fran Marzigian in another of his many disguises performs at the Pep Rally. Musicians for the Ring Mass included fl-rj: David Clark, Dan Connor, Kevin Mulvey, and Iames Erwin. . t ,fern f..1,, Wu ,I J -lii ZW- untry CO SS CTO The Varsity Cross Country team closed the season with a record of twelve wins and two losses. Coach Brother Raymond Hoyt pegged this advancement on the dedication of the runners. To be a good runner, the athlete must begin practice during the summer and work hard to better his times by running long distances. Running long distances on courses that range from 2.1 to 3 miles in the best time possible is the basis of Cross Country. There were times when the team flourished: as in its one point victory over Wachusett. But the sport is a strange one in which the situation changes as readily as the terrain: such was the case in the team's narrow defeat by the Red Raiders of Fitchburg. On the Varsity level, Senior captain Mike Curran established a team record of 15:04 for the 2.8 mile SI course f the overall record of 14:55 for the SI course is held by Richard Garven of Nashobaj. Mike also led SI runners at the Wachusett Invitational 113th placej and the Knights of Columbus Road Race f11thj. Iunior Cary Beisaw led the team at the District III finals, placed 16 in the K. of C. race, and 11th at the C.M.C. Championship Meet. C.M.C. All- Stars Dennis Ierome and lay Coggins placed 8th and 9th repectively in the C.M.C. championship meet. The Iunior Varsity had four wins and three losses. Top Sophomores included Bill Randell, Tony Salerno, and Iohn Whitney. The Freshmen team led by Frank Haight and Peter Pratt placed third in the Freshmen State Catholic Championships. Freshmen Cross Country: Kneeling fl- rj: Paul Mooney, Steve Klosen, lim Maple, Iim Kane, Mike Cillogly, Peter Pratt. Standing fl-rj: Paul Rogers, Frank Hight, Mike Bellino, Phillip Pascale, Darrell Andrews, Peter Cope. Co-captains Mike Curran and Dennis Ierome with Coach Bro Raymond 34 1 ,in 1 . H ' in 5: + Y 4 S 3 Qi 1 w 1: E S 3 2 2 3 9 We :A 1 ei an fx u CGS HH en day 8z d .-G cn 2 Q-1 The first full week of school saw the second annual Freshmen Class Day. The Freshmen enjoyed a day of orientation to SI followed by recreation at the pool or on the courts or at Pioneer Field. Clockwise fBeginning top rightj: Mr. Bibaud addresses Freshmen at Pioneer Field . . . Brother Comeau explains the athletic program on the hillside next to Flavian . . . Mr. Phillips watches over students crossing Main St. to Pioneer Field ...a dip in the pool. Bands playing at St. Iohn's in the first half of the social season included American Standard fsoft Rockj, Window Paine fhard rocky, Southpaw fSouthernj, August fhard rockj, and Joshua tree Opposite page fClockwise, beginning topj: August . . . guarding the doorfl-rj: Brother Thomas Fahey, Mike Kerr, and Mr. Paul Ford . . . lim Dobkowski in the cafe . . . Iuniors Darrell Paulsen and David Utzschneider. Jw- -vwfw f-A f, - . u ,1..,...:zmmw1tat,..w-il.1n-.en.,4fvi H we -.-,hmm ,, W , Q L u M 5 all WWQMH W 2 wr action ll ba t O fo FOOTBALL ACTION: This page fC1ockwise, beginning rightj: Mark Lefebvre readies to pass, R44 is Halfback Dennis Begonisg SI fans fl-rj: Seniors joe Zawalich, Steve Muise, and lim Carpenterg Saint Iohn's offense battles against the Shrewsbury Colonial lineg Chris Massei heads for a TD at Doyle Field in Leominster. Opposite page fClockwise, beginning top leftj: Mark Lefevbre passes against Don Boscog Pioneers on their way to a shut-out against Fitchburg HF43 Tim Dowd, 371 Peter Benjamin: M10 Mark Lefebvreg 363 Mike Bensonjg Freshmen football iinishes its season in the mud: SI defensive line charges against Fitchburgg Fitchburg Quarterback is brought down by Tom Cannon. I 3 5 I E uncil CO student cn S-4 CU CD Pu A LO NI P4 The Xaverian Brothers were founded in Bruges, Belgium by Theodore Iames Ryken, In 1831, Ryken came to America and worked as a missionary in South Bend, Indiana. In 1839 he established a group to do missionary work. By 1854, the group had grown and Bishop Spalding of Louisville, Kentucky, asked Ryken to send Brothers from Belgium to the United States to teach. Thus, in 1854, the Xaverian Brothers formally arrived in the United States, and, in the process attained the distinction of becoming the first religious order founded to send missionaries to America as its primary purpose. Six Brothers arrived in Louisville in 1854. In 1979 the community of St. Iohn's joined with the twenty-seven Xaverian Brothers at St. Iohn's to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the Brothers' arrival in America. In 1894, The Brothers arrived in Worcester to teach at St. Iohn's. Although the school began on Temple Street in Worcester, Bishop Wright, in 1954, gave the school to the Brothers who later moved to the present Shrewbury location. Right: Bishop Flanagan and Brother Peter Celestine, Below: The Bishop joins the Brothers to celebrate their anniversary. 40 m may S xi .,,1 , STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL Sean D'Arcy: President Mark Akerson: Vice-President Iames M. Murphy: Treasurer Iames Utzschneider: Activities Co-ordinator Patrick O'Leary: Parliamentarian Anthony Salerno: Secretary David Utzschneider: Publications Fran Merzigian: Senior President Brian Alves: Senior Vice-President Timothy Dowd: Iunior President Warren Hayden: Iunior Vice-President Timothy Koomey: Sophomore President Horace Zona: Freshmen President Ion Flanagan: Freshmen Vice-President Mr. Mark Murphy: Moderator Brother Raymond Hoyt, C.F.X. Assistant Moderator Clock-wisefbeginning top leftjz Anthony Salerno Timothy Dowd ... fl-rj: David Utzschneider, Sean D'Arcy, Brian Alves, Timothy Koomey fl-rj: Ion Flanagan, Anthony Salerno, Iames Utzschneider, Mr. Mark Murphy, Brother Raymond Hoyt, Tim Dowd. Hy- A4 Nw 7' 5 Ks . 2 ,, 1,L Xfigiz Q ,. Q New . . ,,,hW Ry A If , W , 1 gf ggi Yi N U if S N x rv-4' I 'GQ Q N Us xi WW I Q 1' is fi i if ' ii me Bum-mu-nuww mf' , ,QW QM-NNW Sophomore Tony Babigian works out at the. A univeral, gym n ' was S-I -I--9 -f-4 The 1979-B0 Varsity Hockey team concluded the season with a 21-3-2 record. The team was champs of both the Central Mass. Conference and the Central Mass. Hockey League. In post-season play, the Pioneers won the District Ill, Division I Championshipg the Central-Western Mass. Division I Championship, and the title of State Finalist. C.M.C. Hockey All-Stars included Iames Knight, Mark Lamoureux, Robert Lemay, Robert Cronin, Robert McGlory, and Robert Gilmartin. The record of the I.V. team was 17-0. After an 1B-2-2 regular season record, the team defeated Algonquin 7-3 in the District Ill semi-Final game. With a defeat of St. Peter-Marian in the District III finals, the Pioneers once again claimed the District lll crown. The SI hockey team next defeated Springfield Classical in Springfield 4 to 33 in a game that went into overtime. Then, it was on to Boston Garden where the Pioneers had to settle for State Runner-up after suffering a defeat to Matignon High of Cambridge. fl rj Coaches: Paul Ford, William Cahill, Bernard Arsenault Front Bow fl-rj: Scott Wallace, Bob Cronin, Bob McClory, Bob Lemay, Mark Lamoureux, Iamie Knight, Bob Gilmartin, Ioe Dillon, Michael Ritchotte, Paul Salem. Standing fl-rj: Coach Cahill, Paul Harrity, john Hoell, Mike McCann, Ioseph Ioubert, Matt Gilrnartin, Mike Kerr, Michael Dillon, Ioseph Kelleher, Tom Kocot, Frank Gustafson, lay Mayo, Gerry O'Neill, Iames Milewski, lay Prefontaine, Ieff Wright, Paul Ford, and Bernard Arsenault. Iunior Vorsity: Kneeling fl-rj: Dan Dalandis, Mike Ordung, Pete Balesano, Rick 8: Robert Walsh, Mark Minnucci, Ioe Luchese, Chet Halliceg Standing: Mike Giles, Iohn LaCroix, Kevin Pelosky, Tom Faworth, Pat Collins, Mike Garvey, Anthony Babigian, Cole Page, and Tim Senecal The first week-end of the Christmas vacation served for an ideal time for the Christmas Semi-formal sponsored by the National Honor Society. This page fC1ock-wise, beginning rightj: Gayle Van Wert and Senior Franz Lore Mr. Paul Lamontagne, Karen Griffin, and Mr. Donald Nicole Brother Vincent plays Santa for David Richard, Steve Boiven and their dates . . . Freshman Horace Zona. Opposite page fClock-wise, beginning top leftj: Brother Vincent and Ken Barrett present Christmas gifts to Brian Shea and Chris Baroni . . . junior Iim Murphy, Bette Ritchie, and junior Bill Robertson . . . Ken Barrett, Brother Vincent, Senior Brian Carroll . . . Keith Humber and Leslie Ware on the dance floor. iiZ1 - ' ff 144 W K ,-s 4-1' I ,wwf , n .,.4.,wf f !k WLf CL tri ld fie CG GI1 1 SC During the Christmas holidays, the biology and science clubs combined under the direction of Brother Thomas Lydon and Mr. Peter Hook to travel to the Museum of Science and the Aquarium in Boston. This Page fClockwise, beginning rightjz walking outside the Aquarium fl-rj, Mr. Hook, Mike Kimball, Gary Bernier, David LaPierre, Dave DiBenedetto, and Bill O'Connor At the aquatic pool fl-rj: Bill O'Connor, Mr. Hook, David LaPierre, and Gary Bernier Senior Steve Nordburg at the Museum of Science Robert Biando and Mike Bonczyk at the Science David Schwartz, Mike Bonczyk and Robert Biando. Opposite Page fC1ockwise, beginning top leftjz Gary Bernier lim Hurton Bob Lavigne and Sean Lane. Y 5 inter track The indoor track team completed its season with an excellent 9-1 record. The team's sole loss was at the hands of Marlboro High, while the team recorded wins over: Doherty 146-411, North 181-51, Fitchburg Q48-385, Algonquin Q51-351, Leominster C49-37j, Wachusett 147-391, Shrewsbury 165 1A-20 Bel, South Q51-351, Burncoat C61 112-34 1121. Captain Dick Etre was chosen a District III All-Star. This page fClock-wise beginning top rightj: Half- milers Mike Curran, Iohn Foley, and Mike Guild outdoor practice in the snow and cold Iunior Chuck Monahan and Captain Dick Etre in the 100 . . . Freshman Chris Palermo. Opposite page CClock-wise, beginning top leftl: Iunior lay Gaffney Iunior Gary Beisaw Sophomore Bill Randell. ,- 'M'MlYw -..,,,,A, n '-'-...aw MM W ' Varsity Track fl-rj: Sitting: Chris Kennedy, Larry Haith, lay Coggins, Mike Curran, Mike Guild, Brian Carroll, Mike Leroux, Gary Beisaw, Warren Hayden. Second Row: Ed Tonelli, Chris Palermo, Peter Theodoss, Iohn Foley, Bob Bottomly, David Clark, lim Moran, Paul Pultorak, Garry Melia, Mike Bellino, and Peter Pratt. Second Row fl-rj: Richard Leroux, Stephen Tivnan, Ioe Palermo, Eric Walker, Scott Kasper, Kevin Remillard, Ieff White, Bill Randellg Third Row: Iohn Pakula, Frank Hight, Ed Reardon, Iohn Rademaker, Tom O'Neill, jim McTiernan, Neil Conroy, Todd Picard, Coach Mr. Richard Houston, Head Coach Mr. Gerry Frew. 51 rohid O GI' broth St. Iohn's Drama Club's presentation of Leo Brady's Brother Orchid took place in the St. Iohn's Cafeteria on Saturday, Feb. 2, and Sunday, Feb. 3 I guess you got to train people to get them used to kindness, huh? These lines, spoken by Bro. Orchid indicated the simple but insightful nature of our main character. Little Iohn Sarto - Brother Orchid is a man who has not known the presence of other people in his life. The kindness he finds with the Little Brothers introduces him to a more simplistic way of life he has not known in the underworld Although the plot is not a complicated one, Brother Orchid does leave us an important message. The old cliche says that it is the simple things in life that count. Perhaps, if we, too, were to pause and reflect upon our real joys, they would be found not in the tangible realities of our world, but in the kindnesses we extend to one another. - from The Director's Message by Mr. Don Nicole Right: Frontfl-rj: Peter Montgomery, Mark Nessing Ted Doyle, Back: Michael Colosi and David McNamara 52 vw wwf Seotedflrj Michael Colos1fBro Geraniumj Peter Standing Tom MahonfFrecklesj Bob Pep1fSolomonj MontgomeryfBro Nasturtiumj Mark Ness1ngfAbbot lim Pol1tofFat Dutchyj David McNamarafL1ttle Iohn Ionquilj and Ted DoylefBro Hollyhockj Sartoj Ioe PalermoU3omon1c Battistaj and Bob Tromb1fThe Grmpj basketball Success varied greatly for the 1979-1980 Pioneer basketball teams. The most successful team was the Freshmen, coached by Mr. Michael Lahey. with a 16-1 record. If the boys stay together in the school as a team, Saint Iohn's is sure to take the division in three years, if not sooner, remarked Mr. Lahey. Mr. Paul Phillips' I.V. team had its ups and downs but managed to end its season with a winning 11-9 record after a strong start and strong iinishg it was the middle of the season where defeats were encountered. On the varsity side of the locker room, there was disappointment early in the season. The team lost to strong Holy Name, North, St. Peter- Marian teams, as well as two losses in the Nashua Tournament. However, the team constantly improved and ended the season with an 11-11 record: the team placed third in the Central Mass Conference with a 10-4 league record. The high point of the season would have to be the achievement of Mr. Bibaud. Mr. Bibaud's years of dedication to the sport of basketball has made him the coach with the greatest number of wins in Mass. High School History. Clockwise 1beginning right1: Seniors Kevin McCarthy, Sean Lane, Iohn Doherty, Tim Hallice, and Mark Akerson Mark Akerson and Mike Dunne 1241 . . . Freshmen Ion Flanagan and David Cassidy Paul Larkin 1421, Mike Dunne 1241, and Chuck Kershner 1501. ---...,,, Freshmen Basketball fl-rj: Front: Peter Collins fscore-keeperj, Thomas Stuczynski, Bill Crimmins, William Plante, David Fenuccio, Andrew Laska, Thomas Moore, Back: David Cassidy, Sean McCarthy, Sean Fleming, Iames Nawn, Ioseph Quinlivan, Ioseph Flynn, and Mr. Michael Lahey fCoachj. RIGHT: I.V. Basketball fl-rj: Sitting: Chris Kiritsy, Ierry Coggins Kneeling: A.I. Girardi, Steven Brodeur, Vin Clouthier, Horace Zona, Paul Leahy, Steve Christo Standing: Mr. Paul Phillips CCoachJ, Iohn Sanderski, David Whalen, Peter Cathey, Tom Zidelis, Paul Larkin. BELOW fl-rj: Varsity Basketball: Mr. Charles Bibaud fHead Coachj, Mike Dunne, Sean Lane, Iohn Doherty, Tim Flaherty, Paul Larkin, Kevin McCarthy lCaptainj, Tim Hallice, lim Quinlivin, Chuck Kershner, Mark Akerson, Matt Allard, Terry Tangney, Ioe Braley, and Mr. Paul Phillips fAssistant Coachj. SG OU. h C1 cu CL O The Saint Iohn's Parents' Council sponsored the Open House on january 13, 1980, for incoming students. Members of the National Honor Society worked as speakers and guides. This pogefClockWise, beginning rightjz Video Technicians Ed Martin and Kevin Durkin Iunior Scott Rixford explains school publications the slide show of facilities and activities of SI was presented byfl-rj Peter Ostrosky, Peter Theodoss, and Tom Mahon Mike Faron and Ioe Kirby, both seniors, discribed Saint Iohn's clubs. Opposite pugefClock-wise, beginning top lefty Sophomore Pat Diggins explained the curriculum Iunior Richard Xenos spoke on the language clubs Model U.N. members Robert Bombard and David DesForges NHS guidesfl-rj: Ioe Bean, David DesForges, and Robert Bombard. 56 E E sul 'V' fha ' if IIQL fl' 5 xii 3 if I.: X J 'N Y a A -avr' '11, i -,11l'L1,:- ,, ff 1 L + .n:,.f,-ss mimi. 3452? .HQ gm I xi' .,,. -:,WE,-M--1,- gi E ii, if Qqz qg, 51125 ,giwi 3. w jil- 57 CES HH 8rd CD i E3 r-4 c: The tradition of class nights continued throughout the 1979-1980 school year. Pictured this page fcloci-:wise beginning top rightj: Freshmen Vin Clouthier and Ion Flanagan a captivated audience viewing the Three Stooges fThanks, Brother Ryanj Lined-up for pizza Brother Ryan and Frosh. Opposite page: Dances 8: SI Socials continued into the winter and Spring. Top Left: SI student and band member Tom Dolan '80 Top Right: Iim Murphy '80 on the dance floor. ,Qs -ww F I. 'wi I .s .sew ss A i Q55 a 'W' 4 4. 4 f L Xi February vacation at the Ge Conference of the Model U.N. Tw Iohn's students under the directi St. Iohn's Model United Nation f c Paul Lamontagne, Mr. Stephen Gre It Mr. Pat Gillis stopped first in before continuing their bus Washington D.C. Q This page fClock-wise, beginning 1 ' Saint Iohn's Model U.N. gather Ol odel u . . . On the steps of the capitol . .. O'Connell. leftj: St. Iohn's students stride outs Nations enroute to tour fl-rj: Brian Saal, john D'Amato, and Ioe walk down stairs of FBI building . Ron Furmaniuk and Brian Saal v VVhite House Freshman Da unpacks at the Washington Sophomore Pat Diggins view U.N. Walking Washington. The Model U.N. in Washington fl-rj: Sitting on stairs: Allan Marko '79, Iohn Foley, Robert Sullivan, Mr. Paul LaMontagneg Standing on stairs: Iohn Trainor, Michael Faron, Keh Barrett, Mike Curran, Thomas Mahon, Bob Brennan, David Paron, Robert Sama, Mr. Gregory, and the Honorable Ioseph Earlyg on balcony: Sean Sullivan, Ioseph Virbasius, David Desforges, Iohn D'Amato, Pat Diggins, Brian Saal, Ron Furmaniuk, and Iohn Lilyestrom. 60 White House awaiting an early mo Opposite page fClock-wise, begir 1 B Americana Senior Iohn Lilyes e 1 i 3 I 1 1 - -f f f'-f -f-f Wff--W' W , f,-f MWA --f- ba-vm-ff ,, My ummmw.f:1W1,:11w,mmm ,.,,, ,www QM, A ,Im W rm ,..,, m::i,.wm,iawfmzwumiw..Km. n 'K I Q , , ,, I I ' I 'V ' ' ' -im: 5' 'W' N :!! ': 1 W I - ,.. a4A'a , aiigaqugs W W' TI. 14 I1 l IQ, -f, gg ...-.,,-A-1--N---5.3333,x,..-.,-.., E im JM spring track The SI Spring track team ended its season with a dual meet record of 7-2. The two losses were at the hands of Algonquin and Leomisterg while the Pioneers defeated Shrewsbury, South, Fitchburg, St. Bernard's, Gardner, Burncoat, and Doherty for a second place finish in the Central Mass. Conference. Outstanding performances in the course of the season included three new SI records ftwo varsity, one freshmenj: Freshman Steve Tivnan ran a 56.9 quarter for a new record, Senior lim Murphy broke his own record in the 330 low hurdles with a time of 41.3 at Foley Stadium on May 12, 1980. The mile relay team of Seniors Mike Curran, Bob Gilmartin, Iohn Trainor, and junior Sean McDermott set a new record of 3131.8 at Nashoba Regional's track in the District III all class Meet. In the CMC relays, four pioneer relay teams placed first: the Discus team fLarry Haith, Bill Pelosky, Kent Iohnsonj, the Long lump team fRichard Etre, Chuck Kershner, and Sean McDermottj, the Shot Put team fBill Pelosky, Larry Haith, and Tom O'Neillj, and the Sprint Medley team of Sean McDermott, Dick Etre, Mike Sottak, and Mike Curran. Inthe District III Relays, the Discus team of David Clark, Larry Haith, and Kent johnson won third place medals for St. Iohn's. Inu the District Ill Championship meet, the Pioneers lost the District III title by V2 a point to Leominster High. Leominster scored 77 1,4 to SI's 77. Saint Iohn's scorers included: Bob Gilmartin 81 Sean McDermott, 4th and 5th in the 440 Brian Carroll, 3rd in the high hurdles and 2nd in the Triple Iumpq Richard Etre, 4th in the 100 and 1st in the long jump: Gary Beisaw, 4th in the two mile: lim Murphy and Chris Kennedy, 3rd and 4th in the 330 low hurdlesg the 440 relay team of Paul Pultorak, jim Murphy, Brian Carroll, and Richard Eire came in Sth and the mile relay team of Curran, Cilmartin, McDermott, and Trainor received second place medals. won the CMC Freshmen Championship beating second place Leominster 88 112 to 87 92. Senior Iim Murphy approaches hurdle in District Ill Meet X Gary Beisaw leads mile in CMC Championship Meet Senior Brian Carroll Triple lumps Freshmen Track fl-rj: Chris Balkus, Rich Green, Frank Hight, Iohn Tivnan, Pat Collins, Steve Tivnan, David Brimmer, Mike Sottak, Iim Maple, and Iohn Chabot Above Left: Tri-captain Bob Gilmartin accepts District III runner-up plaque from meet director Mr. Robert Duncan of Gardner, Above Right: Tri- captain Kent Iohnson prepares to throw discus in the District lll relays. fLeft: Central Mass. Conference Champions - FRONT: Richard Green CFreshmen triple jump 8: 2201, Peter Pratt fFreshmen two milejq Iohn Tivnan fFreshmen High Iumpl STANDING: David Iones fVarsity long jumpj, Peter Theodoss tFreshmen - Sophomore Shot Putj, Iohn Foley fFrosh Discusj, Chuck Kershner fFrosh - Sophlong jumpjg missing is Brian Carroll Warsity triple jumpj, 67 r-A r-4 CU .Q ui cn CD .-C1 U FCE. -n-1 CU Another successful season was completed by the math and chess teams. The Math team competed in the Worcester County Math Leagueg Iunior Lionel Gaucher finished 13th in the 16th Math Olympiad out of six thousand students in Massachusetts. This page fbeginning top right: clock-wisej: The varsity math team Iunior Lionel Gaucher and mathematics instructor Mr. Gregory . . . Freshman Mike Colosi . . . the Freshman Math team. Opposite Page fClock Wise, beginning top leftl: Wayne Biando sets for freethrow in the annual basketball contest sponsored by SAC. There were two divisions: Frosh - Soph and Iunior - Senior Chess action photos the chess team. Varsity Math Teom tl-rj: Front Row: Michael Kavanaugh, Iohn Lilyestrom, Thomas Cataldo, Redentor Maxwellq Second Row: Robert Bombard, Thomas Maillet, lack Bravog Bock Row: Thomas Naras, Mr. Gregory, Lionel Gaucher and Brian Moore f W M.. ..m,Q1'k 2 ii t i 'r:s.Q Freshmen Math Team fl-rl: Michael Colosi, limes Madigan, Michael Symock, Kevin Mailletg Buck: Mr. Gregory, Ralph Marois, Thad Stappenbeck. ABOVE RIGHT: Lionel Gaucher and Mr. Gregory: RIGHT: Mike Colosi. W zs Chess Team U-rj Sitting: Chris Lipka, Tom Bennett, james Lavalleeg Standing: Robert Sullivan, Greg Nessing, Tim Watters, Mike Colletti, Mike Mallozzi, Larry Tranior, Brother Matthias, C.F.X. 69 --4 I--4 CU .-Q base GCI' pion junior Varsity: Seated U-rj: Kyle Smith Dave Kelly Tom Standing flrj Peter Capalbo lim Tisdell Patrick Turco, Ieff Dutile, Ioe Desimone Eric Walker Tim McCarthy Steve Brodeur Iohn Scano V1nClouth1er Pau McDermott, Iohn Sanderski, Brett Courneyer Ilm Donnelly Tim Flaherty Paul Harrity and Mr Brian Bisceglia. Fole Coach Varsity Baseball: Kneeling fl-rj Rich Iablonski Tim Standing Clrj Mr Iohn Case Mike Richotte Phil Hallice, Tom King, Brian Guiney Bob Foley Scott Davis Desirnone Mike Mara Mike Moynihan Tim Dowd Phil Mark Lamoureux, Mike Coonan lim Knight Kevin Massad Tim Barry Mike Chesna Matt Etre Richard McCarthy Freshmen fl-rj: Seated: Brian Harrington, lim Didonna, Paul Dansereau, Mike Symock, Chris Powers, Tony Keller, Greg Gauthier, Tim Walsh, Tom Stuczynskig Standing: Iim Nawn, Bill Plante, Matt Gilmartin, Ion Flanagan, David Assad, Iohn Underwood, Shawn Hester, Cole Page, Sean McCarthy, David Roche, David Fennucio, Ioseph Doherty, Brother Thomas Lydon, C.F.X. Seniors fl-rj: Front: Iohn Safford, Kevin McCarthy, Scott Davis, Mark Lamoureux, Bob Foleyg Standing: Tim Hallice, Tom King, Richard Iablonski, Brian Guiney, Mike Coonan, and lim Knight. ' Above: Co-Captain Scott Davis, Coach Mr. Iohn Case, Co-Captain Mark Lamoureux. Left: Iunior pitcher Mike Moynihan 71 etc. retreats, rs, G FE CH Iunior Career Night, sponsored by the Parents' Association of St. Iohn's High, was held on March 15, 1980. The program consisted of Student Career Seminars followed by a Social Hour. The French Club sponsored a trip into Boston to see a French movie followed by dinner at Dubarry Restaurant Francais on Newbury St. in Boston. Retreats for Seniors and underclassmen under the direction of the religion department continued throughout the year. This page fClock-wise, beginning rightj: Matthew Mullaney explains vintages to Mr. Iourcin The language departments of St. Iohn's joined with Notre Dame to sponsor the annual International Night at Notre Dame: pictured at the cheese are SI Freshmen Andy Doyle and Eugene McGrail . . . Mr. Plaza helps Iunior Mike Kender locate his room assignments at Iunior Career Night . .. SI students are introduced to a career in Architecture. Opposite page CClocl-f-Wise, beginning top leftj: French Club members walk across Harvard Square tl-rj: Andy Doyle, Ted Doyle, David Panagore, Mr. Paul Iourcin, Ioe Sonier, and David Desforges . . . at Freshmen Retreat for homeroom 108, David Fitzgerald holds his group's drawing while Ken St. Pierre elucidates at Notre Dame tl-rj: Mr. Paul Iourcin, Scott McGinnis, Mr. Don Nicole, Tim Kelly, Tom McGolrick, Mr. Paul Lamontagne, Kevin McCarthy, and David Attella. pun-'M 532853523 IIS icatio I-14 L: :1 or 'ci F-1 cu cc: Q5 CS. ici. 1525 U P. CD I-4 C1 CU 'I-' CD March and April of 1980 saw the annual Stanley Cup Street Hockey competition under the sponsorship of Mr. Lane, Mr. Case, and the Physical Education Department. A record number of teams participated in this single elimination tournament. In May Mr. Lane conducted his annual Pioneer Athlete Award. Through various skill- tests, an individual is measured for agility and conditioning. Mr. Lane acknowledged live outstanding athletes in this year's contest. ICON, St. Iohn's literary and art journal, is created by and published for the students of St. Iohn's. ICON Awards were made in 1980 in two categories: Fire in the Sky QPhotographyJ by Thomas Dintino '82, and i'The Rolling Stones fGraphicsj by Thomas Dolan '80. Thomas Dolan was editor, David Concordia, assistant editor, and Mr. Alphonse Palaima was moderator. The 1980 Yearbook represents the work of many people. Dan Grabauskas, lay Prefontaine, Stephen Oliveri, Steve Nordborg, Charles Trainor, and Steve Chang supplied pictures. Although everyone at St. Iohn's is involved somehow in the production of the Yearbook, special thanks is due to the following: Brothers Matthias, Victor, and Thomas Ryan Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Garvey, and Mrs. Murphy of the Treasurer's Office Mr. Francis Doyle of Marvin Richmond Commercial Photography Mr. Iohn Carrier of Herff-Iones Publishing SAC for its iinancial help, and the students who work on the Show Book drive to make this financial help a reality The Administration: Brother I. Conal Owens, C.F.X. Headmaster, Mr. Charles R. Bibaud, Brother More, C,F.X., Mr. Robert Moynagh, and Brother Thomas Fahey, C.F.X. The teachers, coaches, moderators, students who are really what St. Iohn's is all about. Top Right: Mike Moynihan, Mike Guild, and Bob Foley: Finalists in the Pioneer Athlete Award P.E. contest. Mike Guild won the contestg Mike Colletti and Kevin Mulvey were also among the finalists Upper Right: Mr. Lane presents plaque to Stanley Cup MVP Mark Lamoureux ... Hight:Stanley Cup Champs: FRONT fl-rj: Mark Lefebvre, Chris Massei, Mark Lamoureux, Sean Hooper, Kevin DerBedrosian, Mark Iuliang BACK: Mark Akerson, Tom Dougherty, Brother Thomas Fahey, Bill Pelosky, and Iohn Foley. Members of Yearbook Business Staff fl-rj: Ioe Korsak, Bill Houston, Shawn Conway, Bill Goodell, Dan Dillon, Red Maxwell, Mike Bellino, and Andy Pultorak. Missing are Roger McCarthy and Steve Buckley. Thanks is also due to Andy Pultorak who did much of the time-consuming and tedious work of identifying individuals in photos. ABOVE LEFT: Steve Nordborg: Lay-out: ABOVE RIGHT: Craig Ross, Yearbook Editorg LEFT: ICON staff: Seated fl-rj: Mr. Palaima, Tom Dolan, Kevin Durking standing fl-rj: Mike Gillogly, Iim Christo, and David Concordia. 75 hey run t ho G SG The St. Iohn's Drama Club presented Phillips King's See How They Run in the St. Iohnls Manor House on May 10 and 11, 1980. Cast members included: Anne Marie Harrington flda, the maidj, Patty Mahon fMiss Skillonj, Ioseph Palermo fthe Reverend Lionel Toopj, Iudy Underwood fPenelope Toopj, Bob Pepi, fCorporal Clive Wintonj, Ted Doyle fthe Intruderj, Iim Polito fThe Bishop of Laxj, Bill Keevan fThe Reverend Arthur Humphreyj, and Tom Mahon fSergeant Towersj. Mr. Donald I. Nicole was the play's directory we quote from his note in the p1ay's program: See How They Run is a story of mistaken identities in a British vicarage. But, in directing this play, it has become obvious to me that Phillip King intended for his audiences to Find much more than comic entertainment. See How They Run is no major dramatic work. The play leaves us no moral: it teaches no lesson. Yet it is a play which celebrates life. It is a play which allows us the space needed to laugh. And what is life without laughter? Iudy Underwood, Ted Doyle, and Tom Mahon if Illdy UI1d6fW00Cl 81 AHI16 Marie lim Polito 8: Anne Marie Harrington Patty Mahon Harrington 76 U8 i d I1 ta ts O11 nis: GH dt HH lf Q0 Two of the most successful athletic teams at St. Iohn's are golf and tennis. The championships captured by both teams in the past few years attest to the success of the golf and tennis programs and the excellence of their coaching. The SI tennis team boasted the Central Mass. doubles champions in Senior Ieff Nitz and Iunior Steve Queenan. The team, as a whole, finished the season with a 16- 3 record and another Central Mass. Conference Championship for the Pioneers. In the District III Team Championship, SI had to settle for the runner-up position. In the semi-finals of District III action, the Pioneers defeated Wachusett 4-1 behind victories by Iohn Connors, Bob Cashman fin singlesj, and the doubles teams of Ieff Nitz - Steve Queenan and and Keith Traub - lim Hayes. In the District III finals, Iohn Connors and Bob Cashman scored for the Pioneers in their 3-2 defeat at the hands of Milford. After completing the season with an undefeated 16-0 record and another C.M.C. Championship, the Pioneers entered post-season play. In the State Individual Championship, Iunior Terry O'Hara finished fourth overall. ln the District Ill team competition, St. Iohn's continued its domination of District competition, winning the district championship for the third straight year. Medalist Terry O'Hara led all competition with a 733 Freshman Fran Quinn scored a 743 Sophomore Ioe Kelleher had a 76, While Iunior Richard Eid rounded out the SI top four with a score of 81. In the State Championship at Green Hill Golf Course in Worcester, the Pioneers ended their season as number four in the state: with a team of all underclassmen. Y Top: Brother Alois, Coach, and Ieff Nitz, Captain Bottom: Freshman Ion Sullivan Left: I.V. Tennis: FRONT: David Pobielski, Iay Moosey, Dan Milks, BACK: Dan Carroll, Ieff Humber, Horace Zona, jim Langway, and Brother Alois, C.F.X. VARSITY TENNIS fl-rj: Front: Greg Harding, Stephen Queenan, Michael Reale, Thomas Millet, Robert Cashmang Standing: Brother Alois, Brian Shea, Charles Powers, Keith Traub, Paul Darcy, lim Hayes, Iohn Connors VARSITY GOLF fl-rj: Mr. William Prendiville, Coach, Terry O'Hara, Fran Quinn, Mike Veracka, Iohn Kennedy, Ioe Harrington, Richard Eid, joe Kelleher, Ion Sullivan, and jeff Pingeton. 'U Ci O CU 8 S1 III of lake qu I'S 'ng the ate 1 :ta CD F-4 CJ Left: Ist bout fl-rj: kneeling Robert Haddon, Pat Diggins, Iohn Ghize, Tom Chaleki, Iohn Palumbo: standing: Dan Grabauskas, lim Ermilio, Brad Hastings, Paul OlLearyg Right: 4th bout: kneeling: Dave Iacobucci, lim Madigan, Pat Creedon, Tony Salvidiog standing: Steve Larsen, Bob Cassidy, Sean O'Connorg Below: 2nd boot: Mike Eliot Q8J, Phil Carney f7j, Sean Sullivan QSJ, Terry Sullivan f5j, Mike Duffy 141, Iohn O'Neil f3J, Paul Bober 121, Pat Cassidy QD, Tom Hannigan fCoxj. Below: Third Bout fl-rj: Kneeling: Tim Holland, Bruce Girard, Pat Creedon, Dave DeForges, I. Cirasg Standing: Dan Fitzgerald, Iim Christo, Steve Christo, I. Ciras. fl-rj: Captains Tom Chaleki, lim Ermilio, and Paul O'Leary. Michael Fontaine was head coach of the 1980 Crew Team while Patrick McConaghy served as assistant coach. 81 GS 1 I1 I' O11 l With Spring comes travel: sometimes to lands across the seag sometimes to places closer to home. In the Spring of '80, SI students visited the Kennedy Library at UMass Boston tsponsored by the National Honor Sooietyjg during the April Vacation a group of St. Iohn's students visited Spain under the aegis of the Spanish Clubg and in Iune, the French Club brought 34 SI students to London and Paris. Clock-wise, beginning top right: Sophomore Michael Festa and Mr. Paul Lamontagne at the Kennedy Libaray tl-rj: Bob Sacco, Rollie Perea, Ioe Hall, and Peter Masseralli on their Way to the IFK Library on the floor of the Kennedy Library fl-rj: Mike Festa, Paul Pultorak, Mr.Paul Lamontagne, David Whelan, Iohn Ghize, Ion Dentch . .. Brothers lean and Alphonse contemplate alternative modes of transportation for their next trip. 82 In Spain fl-rj: Mr. Stephen Plaza, Iohn Fontaine, David Parlante, Mike Bellino, Ken Zagwyn, Tony Trippi, David Sardella, Chris Lipka, and Ed Augustus, Left: At Versailles: Tom Sanford, Mr. Lamontagne, David lacobucoi, and Chris Kirusisg Below: At the Place de la Concorde in Paris: Kneeling: fl-rj: Scott Kasper, David Cox, David Atella, Clarissa Shankman QAIFS Guidej, Chris Kirusis, Bob Pillsbury, David Richard, Richard LaPlante, Iim Polito, Ted Doyle, Second Row: Brother Raymond Hoyt, john Pepi, Mr.Paul Iourcin, Don Sohn, lay Mayo, john Connors, Steve Boivin, Steve Paine, Iohn Legere, David Iacobucci, David DeBenedetto, Tom Sandford, Mr. Paul Lamontagneg Third Row: Louis Elias, Peter Theodoss, David Theroux, Robert Bombard, Tom Naras, Iohn Steward, Iohn D'Amato, Mike Lucas, Dan Grabauskas, David Zaterka. si'r'rwffz,.:1f'-s,s wfzsxi ,L cn -O-9 L+ O D-4 cn sto I'I1 fancy tu nan C-1 CU young El hen gl ci 1: D-4 CD :lg 84 To quote Robert Frost's Mending Wall, Spring is the mischief in me. On this page, we have candids from the annual return of Spring when new enthusaism holds all of us. fCloclf-wise, beginning rightj: Iunior Chris Kennedy hurdles in the District III Championship Meet ... Freshman Sean McCarthy prepares to swing . . . Mr. Mollica helps prepare hamburgers at the Freshmen picnic in May sponsored by the Senior Class Freshmen Iirn Didonna and Shawn Hester. I Aggzi Elzl 5 A W, CClocl1-wise, beginning leftj: Senior Bob Gilmartin wins his quarter-mile heat in the District Ill Championships at Gardner Seniors Fran Merzigian, Bill Goodell, and Dan Dillon at Freshmen Picnic . . . Senior Pat Pecorelli ??? . . . Freshman hurler Chris Powers . .. lim Shea hands off to Erik johnson in mile relay at CMC Championship meet fRichard Holland is on the far rightj 85 iety OC On 'March 30, 1980, St. john's honored its academic achievers at the National Honor Society Banquet: Keith L. Humber '80, The Brother Gerard Award CEnglishj john R. Lilyestrom '80, The Brother Alfred Award fMathematicsj john R. Lilyestrom '80, The Brother Nathan Award fHistoryj Robert N. Cronin '80, The Brother Alan Award cn fFrenchj L4 Robert j. Frank '80, The Brother Carl Award tSpanishj l hono HH joseph V. Virbasius '80, The Brother Theophane Award tSciencej Brian P. Carroll '80, The Brother Ivan Award CReligionj Brian K. Carroll '80, The Brother Campion Award fService to the NHSJ Lionel F. Gaucher '81, Finalist, 1980 Mass. Mathematics Olympiad jack F. Bravo '80, Honorable Mention, 1980 O Mass. Mathematics Olympiad . ,-4 Anudeep jain '81 Rensselelaer Polytechnic 'I'-3 Award for Science and Mathematics CU john P. D'Amato '81 The Brown Book Award CI Brian W. Moore '81, The Harvard Book Award james L. Christo '81, The Holy Cross Book Award john R. Lilyestrom, john M. May, and joseph V. Virbasius: National Merit Finalists NHS Award Winners fl-rj: Front: john D'Amato, Lionel Gaucher jack Bravog Back: Brian Moore, john May, james Christo. ABOVE: Richard Autieri receives NHS pin from Brother joseph Glebas and Brother Conal. ABOVE RIGHT: jack Bravo receives Honorable Mention Certificate from Brother joseph and Brother Conal. RIGHT: Seated: fl-rj: john Lilyestrom, joseph Virbasius, Brian P. Carroll, Bob Frank, Standing: Brother joseph Glebas, C.F.X. NHS Moderator, Robert Cronin, Keith Humber, Brian K. Carroll, and Mr. Don Nicole, co-Moderator of the NHS. Mr. Bibaud and Kevin McCarthy . ,, K Mr. Cahill and Mark Lamoureux at ez ia In May, St. Iohn's honored the MVP in each -4-I CD sport at the Pioneer Award Banquet held in the St. Iohr1's Gym. Recipients of the Pioneer Award included: Tony Sereti: Football Bob Lemay: Scocer Mike Curran: Cross Country Kevin McCarthy: Basketball Mark Lamoureux: Hockey Richard Etre: Indoor Track Scott Davis: Baseball Ieff Nitz: Tennis Tom Chalekiz Crew Terry O'Hara: Golf Bob Gilmartin: Outdoor Track Sean Lane received the Peter T. Bibaud Memorial Award CDefensive Basketballj. The Basketball Coach's Award went to Mark Akerson. The Gary McNulty Award for Outstanding Saint Iohn's Athlete went to Bob Lemay fScocer 81 Hockeylg Richard Etre received the District Ill Athletic Directors' Association Award. Pioneer Honorary Awards went to Brother Thomas Lydon, C.F.X., Bill Daigle and Mr. Charles Bibaud. 5 banq rd El H GSI' OI1 pl Mr. Frew 8: Dick Etre 3 Mr. McNulty 8: Bob Lemay 87 life io acade Chemistry Lab: David Theroux Robert Bombard and Iim Belanger Guidance Mrs Kenary and Brother lean Above Left: Typing: jim Granger: Above Right: Extra- help: Freshman Tim McCuirk, Math teacher Mr. Stephen Gregory , Senior David Clark: Far Right: Math Class: Freshman Gary Henrichg Right: Biology Class: Sophomore Frank Croccia. 88 ,J I X , Q I und ElI'O all si O 'C5 si I3 ., , - . , - . , w.,fm.t,,, ..,.., ,M 1 Ushers fl-rj: Brian Carroll, David Chenard, Matt Atanian, Peter Belanger, Andy lay, Tom Lawless, Ioe Cariglia, Robert Haddon, Dan Dillon, Bill Goodell, and Brother Vincent, House Manager. Below: Seniors Bob Same and Paul Bober capitvate an audience of their own I The Light Crew fl-rj: Seated fl-rj: David Tivnan, Iim Stolberg, Paul Hayeck, Mike Loughlin, Ralph Seilius, Shawn Conway, Richard Vinton: fStandingj fl-rj: Len Ramsdell, Peter Theodoss, Bill Robinson, Tom Charnley, Dante Cantaneo, Chris Porreca, Larry Trainor, George I-Iayeck, Bob Lavigne, and joe Virbasius. : Sophomore Dave Schwartz works at Master ml 3' in E Seated: Michael Foster, Michael Galvin, Iohn Eliot: Standing: Chuck Pratt fUshersj 91 5 54 - E5 Awards , Mr. Up, Down, All Around Uoseph P. Hayes Memorial Awardjz Kevin DerBedrosian Miss Up, Down, All Arou'nd :,Patty Mahon Best Male Singer: Robert Trombi Best Female Singer: Siobhan Laughlin- Best Actor: Brian Saal ' Best Actress: Amy Racicot Best Male Dancer: joe Palermo Best Female Dancer: Mary Lyons: Best Supporting Actorf?Thomas Mahon Best Supporting Actress: Ann-Donelan Cast Avvard!Boy: Sean McNally Cast AWard!Girl: Cheryl Special Dance Award: Gary Rookie The Class of 1981 held its Iunior Prom at Holden Hills Country Club on May 24, 1980. The theme song for the evening was CD OO CU C9-4 QD Turn the Page by Bob Seger. The Prom FE was dedicated to Mr. Ioel Bartfield. Music ' , was by North East Expressway. Dinner was served at 8:00 and dancing continued from after dinner until 12:00 CI f-4 'J -I-9 With their dates are the following Iuniors: Above: Chuck Monahang Above Right: john Dagnellog Right: Iohn Connors and David Utzschneider 94 L W QMS? ,, 3 A Left: Iuniors jay Gaffney and David Adamiak with their dates Below Left: Mrs. Arsenault assists Brother Matthias Below Center: jim Murphy Below Right: Robert Pepi Bottom Left: Mr. and Mrs. Arsenault greet Terry O'I-Iara and his date Bottom Right: Tim Loftus and his date. O F-4 P OI' 1 SGI1 On the eve of April 11, the Senior Class held its annual prom at the Sheraton-Sturbridge. The prom in the eyes of those who attended was deemed an ultimate success. After many months of hard work, it seemed unbelievable that the night had come. The prom began at 7:30 with the traditional receiving line. Later, the band, Image, started to perform. The main course was Prime Rib. As the evening progressed, the atmosphere began to relax and many of the seniors came to realize that this would be their last social function together. This year's prom was dedicated to Mr. Charles Bibaud whose efforts helped many through the last four years. One can say on April 11, the class of 1980 truly went out in style. - Dan Dillon '80. This page fClocl1-wise, beginning rightj: Fran Merzigian, Senior Class President, with his date Richard Iablonski and Sandi Mysliwicz the faculty table . . . Scott Davis with his date. Opposite page fCloclf-wise, beginning top leftj: tl-rj: Diane Sofia, jeff Nitz, Ieff Urella, Amy LaTour, Iody Roy, Pat Pecorelli, Chris Paquette, and Vonnie Crossman Lisa Iernburg and Bryan Eddy . . .Y David Mackie and his date .. . the dance floor of the Sheraton fl-rj: Kathy Nugent, Iohn Geenty, Dan Dillon, Beth Weiner, Beth Scalon, Andy jay, Kathy Kneeland, Bill Goodell. tl-rj: Mr. Gregory, Mr. Iasper, 'X Y Mrs. Power, Mrs. Bibaud, Mr. Bibaud, Mr. Hamelin, Mr Iourcin, Mrs. Hamelin, Mrs Gillis, and Mr. Gillis. 96 25311 --.+.,., ll I y av Xu QUQ mm Stolberg K Nm? Nw s s l 5 1 F Q I u s 5 E 2 E 3 5. 3 S 3 S, 3 5 ? 5, if s fra? --QW--Qffmv .iifffl fmf k 'fix -'wa tm, :aexmf , W ' -sesww'mQ,.,-sn12i1..s:gQf1a :is- 2Y111 1f 1 ff .fsrwiuifa 'sfQ1f?waws:4e Lixww.Wmefaig freshmen Kneeling fl-rj: Ron Howard, Steve Klosen, lim Bourgeois, Andy Doyle, Iohn Dufault, Tim Boulay, Vin Cloutier, lim Nawn Second How: Brian Harrington, Mike Shea, Paul Loiselle, Andy Laska, Ralph Marois, Rich Marois, Matt Gilmartin, Iohn Chabot, Kevin McClure, Ion Sullivan. Third Row fStandingJ: Tom Moore, Rob Choquette, Paulhus, Iohn LaMa1va, Steve Winchell, Kevin Stirk, Mehrmann, Iohn Galvin, Chris Murphy, Kevin Syseskey, T Raworth, Gregg Genis, David Cassidy, Don Zereski, Mr. Nicole. Front fl-rj: Steve Gaudet, Stephen Mitchell, lim Didonna, David Fenuccio, Peter Collins Bock fl-rj: Michael Piper, Patrick Collins, Tim McGuirk, Shawn Hester, and David Bedard Left Cseatedj Timothy Zeena William VVh1te Standing Richard Zeena Iohn Keat, and Ioseph Plaud Above' Front fl-rj. Paul Rodgers, Iohn Stevens Ken St Pierre Paul Black Iim Carlson Back Horace Zona Philip Pascale, Stephen Tivnan, Ieff Keallflg and Iohn Noone Sitting fl-rl: Kevin Perkins, Michael Wallace, Richard Ober, Ioseph Montecalvo Standing fl- rj: David Wentzell, Richard Walsh, Thaddeus Stappenbeck, Spencer Perry, and Michael Sottak. Sitting fl-rj: Gregory Nessing, Robert Murray, Andrew Pultorak, Kevin Ouelette Standing fl-rj: Bill Plante, Michael Garvey, Greg Gauthier, Sean Fleming, and Robert Biando. 103 tawmmfeaAmmmmmx x freshmen Seated fl-rj: David Turo, Tim Walsh, Iohn Standring, Ioe Pennyg Standing: lim Dromstas, Chris Lamy, Kyle Smith, Steve Wardzalla, Denis Schnare, David Perron, and Pat Reagan. Seated fl-rj: Timothy Kelly, Bruce Mathieson, Roger Saurusaitis, Timothy Ramseyg Standing: Timothy Cournoyer, Kelley Turner, Mark Patchell, Vincent Montiverdi, Robert Moon, and Patrick Harrington. Seated fl-rj: Martin Burke, Mark Sawyer, Richard Hopkins, Back: Andrew Avedian, Roland Caron, Geoffrey Annesi, William Masiello and Colin Page. 104 Seated fl-rj: Iohn Hogan, Richard Green, Ioseph Doherty, Paul Darcy: Standing: William McLaughlin, Iames Keevan, Michael Symock, Greg Harding, Kevin McCarthy, and Michael Kimball. Seated fl-rj: Edward Augustus, Michael Bellino, Neil Casey, Christopher Lipka Standing: Peter Cope, 'Thomas Scano, Timothy Watters, Daniel Ryan, Richard Leroux, and David Finnegan. Seated fl-rj: Patrick Creedon, Patrick Golden, Iames Lucier Terrence Bennett Standing fl-rj' n Mike McGinnis, Anthony Keller Peter Balesano, Stuart Downer Robert Bogren, and David Brimmer u 1 105 freshmen Seated fl-rj: Iarnes Maple, Peter Krog, Iames Dunne, Michael Gillogly Standing: David Attella, Paul Bleau, Richard Bodo, Robert Boyd, Richard Buckley, and Michael Colosi. Seated fl-rj: Cliff Trethewey, Iohn Underwood, Peter Pratt, Richard Zolla Standing: Mark Wingstead, Fran Quinn, Iohn Sanderski, Sean McShea, Iohn Tivnan, and Scott McGuinness. Seated fl-rj: Eugene McGrail, Dean Iandoli, Leonard Zalauskas Standing: Darrel Andrews, Chris Choate, Mike Augustine, Steven Christo, Chris Colecchi, and Chuck Corrigan. 106 Seated fl-rj: Ion Latino, Tim Senecal, Iames Riordan, David Roche Standing: Steve Flynn, Iohn McLaughlin, Michael McWalter, Iay Moosey, Mike Meleski, and Ice Flynn. Seated fl-rj: Kevin Riordan, Iohn O'Doell, Steven Carelli Standing: Todd Wheeler, Iames Gillies, David Martin, Christopher Palermo, Mark Pelosky, Gary Genrich, and Ioseph Quinlivan. Seated fl-rj: Iames Doerr, Mark Guitari, Michael Cutioni Standing: Matthew Green, Ray Dutter, Kevin Dagle, Timothy Farrell, Iohn Holland. 107 freshmen Seatedfl-rj: Iohn Maloney, Ion Piuze, Fran Trafecante, Dan Noe: Standing: Pat Hart, Steve Lutz, Brian McNally, Sean O'Connor, Bob Salerno. Seatedfl-rj: Richard Festa, Ieff McNally, Peter Kachadoorian, Eric Walker: Standing: Ken Autieri, Mike Domack, Ioe Defranco, David Ferguson, Pat Hayes. Seatedfl-rj: Michael Babigian, Ioe Ioubert, Iohn Lacroix, Eric Gonyeag Standing: Iohn Canlield, Mike Breen, Steve Crowley, Chet Hallice, Iohn Dillon, and Peter Boule. 108 Sittingfl-rj: Stephen Leland, lim Madigan, William Ordungg Standing: Edward Pearson, Paul Mooney, Iohn McGuinness, Scott Ioyce, Kevin Maillett, Andrew Liazos. Frontfl-rj: Chuck Camosse, Kevin Broderick, lim Bourgeois, Peter Ostrosky, Buck: Mike Olson, Paul Knapik, Henry Kosiba, Michael Lavallee, Chris Kiritsy, Ion Flanagan. Sittingfl-rj: Steven Tamasy, Iohn Wittemore, Timothy Pitney, Standing: Erik Swanson, David Podbielski, Thomas ,Stuczynski, Stuart Vinnes. 109 freshmen -' -1 i , it H-ze-if-:st-. V- , Seatedfl-rj: Swanstrong Standing: Arthur Mahassel, Mike O'Hara, Austin Nagle, Russell Eaton, Mike Candito. Ken Elworthy, Steve Harrity, Ioe Murry, Todd Seatedfl-rj: Mark Kachadoorian, David Assad, Iim Marone, Chris Balkusg Standing: Pat Dorey, David Carabedian, Mike Penny, Ralph Armenti. Seatedfl-rj: Steven Plante, David Phaneuf, Dennis Duffyg - A U Standing: Iames Ritchie, V, H - ' Timothy Kleinhaus, Scott Russ, ... , , ..t,,,,, Seatedfl-rj: Iohn Beauchernin, Dale Beando, Richard Clark, Standing: David Trahan, Mark DesRosiers, Partick McPhillips, Peter Valentino. tl, 1 in RIGHT: Seatedfl-rj: Paul Mathieson, Christopher Byrne, David Grabauskas, Michael Cahillg Standing: William Crimmins, Sean McCarthy, Timothy O'Brien, Brian Iackson, Anthony Trippi, Iames St. Clair. David Dupre, Michael Giles, Timothy Eddy, Michael Rowan. 110 - ,...,-f ,mffa 1,s 5 l sophomores Seutedfl-rj: Mark Mullaney, Peter Capalbo, Tim Hennessy: Buck: Pat Killoran, Pat O'Connor, Dennis Noe, Paul Harrity, and Iim Milewsky. ABOVEO-rj: Sitting: Iohn Blackman, Ieff Leland, Brett Cournoyer: Standing: Tim Hannigan, Mike Festa, Mike Horgan, and Erik Breitenfeld. BELOWQI-rj: Sitting: Todd Picard, Iohn ABOVEQ-rj: Sitting: Mike Rinaldo, Iohn Gardner, Steve Splain: Standing: Paul LaPlante, Mike Ritcholleq Standing: Iames Gilbert, james Bisceglia, Paul Capuano, O'Leary, Thomas O'Neill, Paul LaChance. Ed Carpenter, and Paul Donnelly. sophomores Seated fl-rj: Martin Harrity, Gerry McGavick, Dave Luke: Standing: Mike Gleason, Tim McDermott, joe Kelleher, Scot Gleason, and Sam Houston. ABOVE: fl-rj Larry Trainor, Richard Vinton, Mike Thrain: RIGHT: Seated: Dan Zoppo, Iirn Gallagher, Ioe Donahue: Standing: jay Curran, Bob Dupre, Mike Boutot, Bob Erricola 112 .aug LEFT: Front fl-rl: Steven Stearns, james Walsh, Buck: Iames Tisdell and Iohn Trumpaltg ABOVE fl-rj: Front: David Whelan, David Williams, Anthony Salerno, Bock: Bruce Zarozny, David Tivnan, Peter Theodoss. Front fl-rj: Iohn Gelason, Iohn Kelleher, Iohy Heywood, Back fl-rj: Paul Muprhy, Richard Marrone, Iohn McDonald, Wayne LaMalva, Charles Murphy, Iohn McSherry, and Florian Menninger. Seated fl-rj: David Theroux, Iames Belanger, Edward Doyle, David Panagoreg Standing: Ed Tonelli, Robert Bombard, Frank Sullivan, Robert Souliere, Sean O'Brien, Ioseph Sonier, and Iames Shea. 113 sophomores Seotedfl-rj: Ionathan Dentch, Ron Tarallo, David Schwartz: Standing: Mike Stowe, Dave Sardella, Steve McGinley, Bill Regero, Steve Oliveri, Steve Ulian, Ernest McLaughlin, Tom Hannigan. Seutedfl-rj: Mark Carlson, Francis Carelli, Randall Briggs, AJ. Girardig Standing: Frank Gustafson, Rich Green, Steve Dunn, Ioe Ciras, Ieff Carlson, Tom Connors, Iohn Ghize. Frontfl-rj: George Grady, Frank Groccia, Paul Garabedian, Ronald Keene, Darryl Henry: Bock: Brian McGovern, David Iones, Daniel Fitzgerald, Steven Frank, Peter Edwards. 114 Seutedfl-rj: Tim Holland, Iim Langway, Glenn Griffing Standing: Richard Rydant, Iohn Scano, Iohn Hanlon, Chuck Kershner, Chuck Hale, Chris Hoell, Steve Reitter. Seutedfl-rj: Iohn Flattery, Richard Donnelly, lim McTiernang Standingfl-rj: Steve Paradise, Glenn Gibson, Dave McNamara, Chris McGovern, Mark Elworthy, Wayne Goulet. Frontfl-rj: Ioseph Desimone, Anthony Bibigian, Andrew Bombard, Robert Cashman, Frank Brodrickg Buck: Mike Creamer, Andy Cybulski, Billy Duffy, Kenny Polito, Mike Casey. 115 sophomores Seatedfl-rj: Henry Bailey, Mike O'Neil, Frank Williams, Standing: Iim Moran, Scot McLeod, lim Ciras, Dan Carroll, Iohn Rademaker, Gerry Connor, Dan Donahue. Seatedfl-rj: Mike Leland, Ieff Humber, Stephen Larseng Standing: Ted Provo, Pat McCarthy, Tim Koomey, lim Hurton, Iohn Iordan, Erik Iohnson, and Greg Martin. Seatedfl-rj: Richard Casaoeli, Mike Bonczyk, Tom Bennettg Standing: Ioe Feraoo, Scott Downes, Tom Dintino, jim Collette, David DeLollis, Neil Conroy. 116 Seutedfl-rj: Tom Turco, Ronald Shadbegian, Ken Zagwyn, Pete Pollack: Standing: Chris Rice, Charles Steinmetz, Tom Zidelis, Dan Shimkus, Paul Spaziante, Tom Rawding, Tom Sanford. Seutedfl-rj: Ed Naras, Gregory Gardner, Ierry Coggins, Thomas Conte: Standing: Vitas Bazikas, Gary Bernier, Marc Bourgeois, Steve Brodeur, Michael Amaral, Steve Buckley, Peter Cathy. Seatedfl-rj: Iames Dobkowski, Mark Minnucci, Garry Melia, David DiBennedettog Standing: David LaPierre, Scott Kasper, Timothy Flaherty, Daniel Fadden, Mark F ortier, Richard Iodrey. 117 sophomores Front fl-rl: Ioe Palermo, BillRandell, Michael laccarinog Standing Cl-rj: Kevin Pelosky, Iohn Pepe, William O'Connor, Paul Pultorak, David Pietrowicz. Front fl-rj: Robert Iohnson, Mark Troiano, Iohn Sawyerg Standing fl-rj: Lloyd Bridges, Thomas Paulsen, Iames Venetis, Brian Sullivan, and William Murdock. Front Ql-rl: Mark Souda, Gerry O'Neill, David Kelly, Iohn Coughlin, Brian O'Tooleg Back fl-rj: Mark Souda, Gerry O'Neill, Peter Parmenter, Mike Mara, David Lavallie, and Robert Loconot. 118 Front fl-rj: Dirk Griffin, Donald Loughlin, Paul Chamberlain, Clive Chi: Standing fl-rj: Edward Reardon, Sean Duffy, Iames Servin, David DesForges, Patrick Diggins, and Robert Brennan Front fl-rj: David Mahoney, Redentor Maxwell, Michael Mucci, Thomas Mailletg Standing fl-rj: Scott Parmenter, Ieffrey White, Anthony DeProspo, Michael Kavanaugh, Mitchell Lichtenburg, David Iacobucci. Front fl-rj: Ioe Lucchese, Paul Leahy, David Bourgeois, Bock fl-rj: Fran Benison, Mike Braley, Wayne Biando, Andy Black, Mark Cullen. 119 juniors Left to Right: Terry Tagney, Steve Paine, Dave Richard, Bob Tetreault, Don Sohn, Dave Tedesco, Scott Rixford, Pat O'Leary, Tom Naras, Mike Zenaro, and Chuck Richardson. Left to Right: Bill George, Paul Heroux, Mike Graham, Iim Hayes, Rich Grenier, Mike Kerr, Kevin Dunn, Ron Frumaniuk, Tom Kocot, Steve Frasco, Dan Ioyce. ' 120 .ill-i-in 1 Left to Right: john Davis, David Chenard, Mike Avedian, Mike Chesna, Charles Bohigian, Mike Elliott, Ioe Cariglia, Francis Duggan, james Ebbeling, Iohn Connors. Front Row fl-rj: Iohn Weeks, Iohn Trainor, William Dunne, Iohn Pakula Middle Row: Paul Wackell, Robert Pepe, Richard Xenos, Scott Wallace Back Row: Richard O'Neill and Paul Salem. Left to Right: Tony Pepe, Thomas Charnley, Steve Pultorak, Richard Murdock, Brian Postale, Mark Armstrong, Matt Allard, Peter Kelleher, Frank Flynn, Nick Tanionos, and Len Tomaiolo. Left to Right: Walter Knapik, Iohn Marc-Aurele, Kevin Mulvey, lim Healy, Mike Lucas, Richard Ioseph, Iohn Legere, lay Mayo, Ron Mahan, Sean McDermott, Mike Loughlin, and Chris Kennedy. 121 juniors V l Front fl-rl: Steve Everbach, lay Coggins, Tom Delordy, Left to Right: Kevin Rose, Angel Nasrovski, Mike Tashjian, Mark Tashjian, David Friel Middle: Pat Cassidy, Richard Autieri, Ioe Keith Traub, Darrell Paulsen, Mike Ouelette, David Parlente, David Zaterka, Braley, john Dolan Buck: Michael Dunne, Philip Sean McNally, and Mike Veracka. Carney, Brad Left to Right: Mike Gannon, lustin Kelly, Mike McCann, Daniel Lynch, Mark Massei, Robert Haddon, Ted Heywood, Matt Etre, Craig Kreuzinger, and Iohn Fontaine. 122 Left to Right: Ieff Pingeton, Marc Gearin, Iohn Ramelli, Bryan Ierome, Ioseph Harrington, Fred Boucher, Robert Page, Peter Becker, Bruce Girard, Chris Costello, Brian Shea, Tim Lucier. Left to Right: Tim Connors, Ken Black, Robert Williams, Ed Amaral, lim Griffin, IeffCastellani, Tom Lovejoy, Mike Scavone, and Paul Nenninger. BELOW: Paul Giroux, Dante Cattaneo, Iohn Foley, Bill Tuccio, Iohn David, Richard Holland, Chris Porreca, Ioe St. Pierre, and Fran McMaster. juniors Left to Right: Richard Nicholas, David Hutchins, Iames Tarallo, Steven Chang, Iames McKiernan, William Feraco, William McManus, Robert Sacco, Michael Moynihan, Charles Monahan, Charles Trainor, David Adamiak, Iohn Palumbo, and Mark Sharkey. . Left to Right: Paul Gjeltema, Daniel Connor, William Haith, Steven Dattis, Robert Bell, Allen Clermont, Michael Flynn, joseph Bean, Iohn Gaffney, Gary Beisaw, and lim Leroux. BELOW: Lionel Gaucher, Warren Hayden, Tim Dowd, Marty Canellakis, Mark Fitzgerald, Iohn Bowe, Ioe Marcasciano, Scott Hammond, Alain Harpin, and Mike Kender. Left to Right: Paul Tivnan, Bob Pillsbury, Iay Prefontaine, Paul O'Neill, Mike Dillon, Phil Massad, Luke Robert, Chris Harmon, lim Quinlivan, and Tim Barry. Left to Bight: lim Cassidy, Kosta Economou, Peter Marshall, Iohn Goretti, Pat Flynn, Iim Christo, Mike Benjamin, Tom Altomare, Mark Campaniello, Mike Balkus, Pat Coulter, Mike Coleman, Peter Carney, and Frank Feraco. Left to Right: Brooks Carter, Brian Deedy, David Bishop, Vin Yacuzzi, Peter Goofiney, Glenn Rocco, Tom O'Connor, Mike Carpenter, lim Haley, Mike Duffy, Richard LaPlant. 125 juniors ABOVE 0-rj: Front: Iames Polito, Sean McClure, Dave Splaine Middle: Iohn Giedrys, Chip Powers, Clayton Dillon Back: Steve Queenan, Frank Zecco, Pat Pike, and Bob Tatro. RIGHT: Pat Higgins and Mark Robertson. Front fl-rj: Brian Carraher, Dan Mahoney, Paul Roy, Ioe Paladino. Middle: john Hoell, Chris Kirusis, Frank Leahy, and Kevin Remillard. Buck: Ierry Iackman, Ioe Hall, and Steve Grahn. 126 Front fl-rj: Anudeep Iain, William Keevan. Second How: Thomas Gill, Tom Mahon, Steven Boivin, Richard Houlihan, Stuart Krusell. Bock: Paul Murphy, Brian Moore, William Power, Philip Caparso, Peter Massarelli. Left to Right: Thomas Concordia, Iohn D'Amato, Dave Collette, Steve Byrnes, Iohn DeMalia, David Condon, Iohn Deamer, Torn Daley, Robert Amorello, and Iohn Dagnello. Left to Right: Michael Reale, Ionathan Phelps, Steve Swanstrom, james O'Connell, Terrance Sullivan, Michael Rawding, Brian Saal, Kevin Durkin, Iohn Stewart, Theodore Swiss, Ioseph Korsak, and Michael Sundman. 127 faculty 1,1 its if wg-Nga uma Mm mmak, Q- fest sw M A f H In-A ' ,.:.-'sf ' ' P ' ' ' L J -- ., , .LL,, P. t, , , ui' fi.: 1Q9'21E:t ' Q' -5 5ii,ff g Brother Alois O'Toole, C.F.X. Mr. Charles Bibaud Brother Edward Burns, C.F.X. Religion Principal: Academics Geometry, Algebra Mr. Bernard Arsenault Mr. Robert Bradley Mr. Iohn Case Spanish and French Psychology, Freshmen Seminar Advanced Placement U.S. History Physical Education Mr. Ioel Bartfield Mr. Robert Brady Chemistry Guidance Brother D. Stephen O'Donnell, C.F.X. United States History World History There are different gifts but the some spirit 128 All B1-other Matthias Doherty, C,F,X, Brother Peter Celestine Fahey, C.F.X. Freshmen Seminar Xaverian Brothers' Community Brother Bertrand Donelan,C.F.X. Bf0th8I' Th0I1'lHS Fahey, C-FX. Library, Audio-visual Director PfiHCiPH1Z Dean Of Students Mr. William Doyle Mr. Brian Foley Physics, Environmental Science Religion There are different ministries but the some Lord. Mr. Paul Ford Freshmen Seminar Physical Education Mrs. Nancy Gaucher Secretary Principals' Office Mrs. Gertrude Dillon Secretary Principals' Office 129 facult Mrs. Ieanne Garvey Treasurer Mr. Patrick Gillis Religion Mr. Stephen Gregory Algebra, Calculus 130 Mr. Leo Hamelin Brother Ioseph Glebas, C.F.X. English Religion Mr. Peter Hook Mr. Paul Iourcin Biology French, Spanish Mr, Riohard Houston Mrs. Manyanne Kenary English, History Secretary Guidance Office To each person the manifestation Brother Alphonse Kopp, C.F.X. Mr. Paul Lamontagne Brother Thomas Lydon, C.F.X. Guidance French, Spanish Biology Father Gerald Laba, C.P. Mr. Ioseph Lane Mr. Thomas McGuirk Religion Physical Education Chemistry, Biology Mr. Michael Lahey Mrs. Nancy Lane Brother Victor McCarthy, C.F.X English Treasurer Bookstore of the Spirit is given for the common good. 131 faculty Brother Andrew McManus Alumni Moderator Brother lean Meany, C.F.X. Director of Guidance Brother Andrian Mooney, C.F.X. Xaverian Brothers' Community 132 Brother Thomas Morrissey, C.F.X. M.A. Candidate: Worcester State Mr. Mark Murphy English, Freshmen Seminar Brother More Munroe, C.F.X. Principal: Academics Mrs. Lois Murphy Typingg Treasurer's Office Mr. Donald Nicole French, Spanish Mr. Iohn Mollica Mathematics To one the Spirit gives wisdom in discourse 1 S l Mr. Michael Novick Brother I. Conal Owens, C.F.X. Mr. Paul Phillips English Headmaster of Saint Iohn's Mathematics A Mr. Michael O'Brien Brother Peter Iulian, C.F.X. Mr. Stephen Plaza Religion Xaverian Brothers' Community French, Spanish Mr. Alphonse Palaima Brother Philip Neri, C.F.X. Brother Plunket Doherty, C.F.X English, Freshmen Seminar Mathematics Mathematics to another the power to express knowledge 133 faculty Mr. William Prendiville Mr. Robert Reidy Brother Stephen Comeau English Economics, World History Afl'119tiC DiI'6Ct01' Contemporary U.S. History Brother Raymond Hoyt, C.F.X. Brother Thomas Ryan English, French United States History, English Brother Iohn C. Sullivan World History Mr. Walter Rekowski Mr. Iames Scavone Mathematics Mathematics Brother Theodore Melvin History It is the some Spirit who produces all these gifts Mr. William White World History, Geography Mr. Robert Moynagh Principal: Dean of Students Brother Vincent Basile, C.P. Mr. Carl Wilson Religion History Mr. Patrick White Physical Education Brother Roger Travers Xaverian Brothers' Community distributing them to each as he wills.fSt. Pauli 4.2 wk? H 222 ' ' 'P ,t,,i, fM1,g,f1v1g5 sfi 5 L L ttt, . ,isl L t ,, :.,.x1-HEP.: ,f,w it ew :J it ,. f As, V V-Juli. 'ii.. 121- 1, . ifv fi iizgeiflzvz- ..s,z.. ' , '-h- 15 ' 'f 1,lZ'w..f-11zs31fiQ5 ,.,, - ' fi tt.- ' R52 4-1 ii Q 5 3 Y are bf? R . 5 fag? . , f 'f.i fffl '. Mrs. Virginia Gregory Secretary, General Office 135 Mark Donald Akerson 16 Saratoga Road Auburn, 01501 Babson College National Honor Society Vice-President of SAC Basketball Coach's Award Brian Francis Alves 114 Wheeler Drive Stow, 01775 University of Mass. Vice-President, Senior Class Matthew Iohn Atanian 95 May Street Worcester, 01602 Assumption 136 Graduates David joseph Balkus Craig Street RFD W1 Rochdale, 01542 Southeastern Mass. University National Honor Society Kenneth Iames Barrett, Ir 2 Michael Avenue Cherry Valley, 01611 Holy Cross College National Honor Society Thomas Arthur Barry 1808 Providence Road Northbridge, 01534 Northeastern University Paul Matthew Beckwith 219 Pakachoag St. Auburn, 01501 St, Iohn's Seminary College National Honor Society Michael Ronald Benson 51 Craig Street Rochdale, 01542 Southeastern Mass. University Mark William Bernier 14 Melrose Street Worcester, 01605 Southeastern Mass. University Robert Iohn Blanchette Maple Glen Lane Leicester, 01524 Boston University Paul Gerard Bober 35 Kenwood Avenue Worcester, 01605 Connecticut College Ioseph David Booth 21 Old Lancaster Road Sudbury, 01776 University of Mass. Mark Aldo Bordogna 45 Eastwood Road Shrewsbury, 01545 Northeastern University National Honor Society Robert Edward Bowe 990 Pleasant Street Worcester, 01602 Northeastern University jack F. Bravo 51 Crestwood Road Leicester, 01524 Worcester Polytechnic Institute National Honor Society Kerry Lee Brenner 22 Gates Road Shrewsbury, 01545 Worcester Voc. Tech. Paul Franz Brueggemann 46 Brookway Drive Shrewsbury, 01545 Holy Cross College National Honor Society 138 N573 Stephen Francis Buckley 116 Nola Drive Holden, 01520 University of Miami Daniel Ioseph Burdulis 32 Buckingham Street Worcester, 01605 National Honor Society Iohn Francis Burke, Ir. 31 Burmingham Road Worcester, 01606 Nichols College Ioseph Patrick Cancelmo III 217 Grove Street Paxton, 01612 Thomas Iohn Cannon 2 View Street Worcester, 01610 Northeastern University Iames Michael Carelli 2 Ireta Road Shrewsbury, 01545 Air National Guard Iohn Ioseph Carlson, Ir. 77 Amherst St. Worcester, 01602 Assumption College Kenneth Douglas Carlson 15 Suzanne Terrace Grafton, 01536 Holy Cross College National Honor Society Iames Michael Carpenter 75 Bryn Mawr Ave. Auburn, 01545 Worcester State College Brian Keith Carroll 11 Hancock Hill Drive Worcester, 01609 Boston College National Honor Society Brother Campion Award Service to the National Honor f Societyj The Xaverian Award Brian Patrick Carroll 12 Marsh Avenue Worcester, 01605 National Honor Society Brother Ivan Award fExce11ence in Religionj Boston College Scott Iohn Cary 260 Pommogussett Road Rutland, 01543 East Coast Aero Technical School Thomas Davis Chaleki 101 Duffy Road Boylston, 01505 Columbia University National Honor Society Pioneer Award: Crew Thomas Michael Chunis 364 Greenwood Street Millbury, 01527 Worcester State College David Charles Clark 17 Glen Terrace Shrewsbury, 01545 Brown, Rice, or Tufts National Honor Society 139 Michael Anthony Coletti, III 3 Plantation Street Worcester, 01604 Eastern New Mexico U. or U. Mass. fBostonj Matthew Iohn Comptois 11 Ekman Street Worcester, 01607 Northeastern University David Ioseph Concordia 74 Summer Street Shrewsbury, 01545 Providence College Assistant Editor: lcon Ioseph Robert Conte 29 Elnora Drive Worcester, 01606 National Honor Society Assumption or Holy Cross Shawn Thomas Conway 1 Assabet Drive Northboro, 01532 Anna Maria or St. Thomas Aquinas College 140 Michael Glenn Coonan 1387 Main Street Worcester, 01603 Holy Cross National Honor Society Barry Hugh Corey 2 Boyden Lane Auburn, 01501 Oral Roberts University National Honor Society David William Cox 7 Rawson Hill Drive Shrewsbury, 01545 United States Military Academy National Honor Society Matthew Frederick Coz 90 Old Upton Road Graftofl, 01519 Iacksonville University Paul Michael Cranston Broad Street Barre, 01005 Framingham or Holy Cross Robert Neil Cronin 28 Newton Street West Boylston, 01583 Dartmouth College National Honor Society The Brother Alan Award fExcellence in F renchj Fredric Ioseph Cross, Ir. 21 Overlook Drive Framingham, 01701 Michael Patrick Curran 39 Hemlock Drive Millbury, 01527 Westfield State College Pioneer Award: Cross Country Robert Cutillo 219 Cohasset Street Worcester, 01604 University of Lowell National Honor Society Robert joseph Dacri 23 Puritan Avenue Worcester, 01604 Worcester Industrial Technical Institute Philip Richard Daley 231 Grove Street CliI1t0l'1, 01510 Framingham State College Iohn F. Dansereau, Ir. P.O. Box 38 Northboro, 01532 Ithaca College National Honor Society Sean Gerard D'Arcy 20 Elmwood Street Worcester, 01602 F airfield University President of S.A.C. National Honor Society Scott Michael Davis 21 Iob Cushing Road Shrewsbury, 01545 Southeastern Mass. University Pioneer Award: Baseball Scott Anthony Dearent 70 Quobaug Avenue Oxford, 01540 University of Massachusetts 141 Thomas William DeLuca 114 Woodridge St. Holden, 01520 Assumption College Michael Andrew DeMalia 7 Trowbridge Lane Shrewsbury, 01545 Boston College National Honor Society Kevin DerBedr0sian 4 Lantern Lane Shrewsbury, 01545 Connecticut College National Honor Society Ioseph P. Hayes Memorial Award Daniel Francis Dillon 3 Lovell Drive Worcester, 01603 St. Anselm's Ioseph Michael Dillon 484 Lake Street Shrewsbury, 01545 American International College 142 Iohn Michael Doherty 22 lvernia Road Worcester, 01606 University of Lowell Michael Francis Dolan 9 Crest Circle Worcester, 01603 Boston University National Honor Society Thomas Iames Dolan 7 Orchard Road Shrewsbury, 01545 Pamona College or U of California at San Diego Editor: lcon Icon Award: Graphic Arts National Honor Society Iohn Maurice Donahue, Ir 35 Tatman Street Worcester, 01607 Worc. Voc. Tech. Thomas Paul Donnelly 26 Grafton Street Millbury, 01527 University of Lowell Timothy Ioseph Donohue 20 Ball Street Worcester, 01603 Babson College National Honor Society Thomas Gerard Dougherty 5 Red Coat Circle Shrewsbury, 01545 Holy Cross College National Honor Society john Francis Dubay 30 South Lenox Street Worcester, 01602 johnson 81 Wales College Bryan Patrick Eddy 27 Adams Street Westboro, 01582 University of Lowell Iohn Ioseph Elliott 2 Marland Court Worcester, 01606 Wentworth Institute of Technology wer r -I-as 5 :-yan.. Writ,-.wry.-.fggrfzf--me ,,,.,., ,.,, , ,ee-.,.,,:.. ',:': me it ,.,,,,,,. ,, ,,, E gpg' xx WYE' Ti S . s-as x ' ,i x s x F Y 1' 'HN 1 Karl Howard Erickson 59 Darnell Road Worcester, 01606 Iames Anthony Ermilio 50 Hancock Hill Drive Worcester, 01609 Trinity College National Honor Society Richard Peter Etre 762 Main Street Shrewsbury, 01545 National Honor Society Pioneer Award: Indoor Track District Ill Athletic Directors' Association Award Stephen Patrick Fanion 506 Stafford Street Cherry Valley, 01611 Nichols College National Honor Society Michael Lawrence Faron 2 Mary Ann Drive North Grafton, 01536 Holy Cross National Honor Society 143 Kenneth Edward Favreau, Ir. 12 Healy Street Worcester, 01603 Bentley College Christopher Michael Flood 48 Robin Hood Road Marlboro, 01752 University of Mass. Kevin Ioseph Flynn Briar Lane Worcester, 01606 University of Massachusetts Iohn Arthur Foley 223 St. Nicholas Ave. Worcester, 01606 Fitchburg State College Iohn Brian Foley 41 Summer Street Shrewsbury, 01545 Notre Dame University National Honor Society 144 Paul I. Foley 45 Drury Lane Worcester, 10609 Assumption College Robert Francis Foley 233 Maple Ave. Shrewsbury, 01545 Assumption College Michael William Foster 99 Beeching Street Worcester, 01602 Rochester Institute of Technology Bruce Cameron Francis 26 Lincoln Circle Paxton, 01612 United States Military Academy National Honor Society Robert jordan Frank 44 Thorndyke Road Worcester, 10606 Syracuse University National Honor Society Brother Carl Award CE.xcellence in Spanishj Babson IN Michael William Galvin 42 Standish Street Worcester, 01604 Ieffrey Scott Gannon 29 Park Street Shrewsbury, 01545 Providence College Iohn Conrad Geenty, Ir. 15 Columbus Ave. Southbridge, 01550 University of Massachusetts David Paul Gemma 122 Lake Street Shrewsbury, 01545 Holy Cross College National Honor Society Robert Francis Gilmartin 7 Robertson Road Auburn, 01501 U.S. Military Academy or ational Honor Society Pioneer Award: Spring Track Gerald Ioseph Girard 8 Brookdale Street Worcester, 01604 University of Lowell National Honor Society Iames T. Giroux, Ir. 8 Naugler Avenue Marlboro, 01752 Northeastern University William Bradford Goodell 43 Forest Drive Holden, 01520 Assumption College Henry Alexander Goodrow 84 Brattle Street Worcester, 01606 Columbia University National Honor Society Iames Philip Granger 148 Ararat Street Worcester, 01606 Bucknell University National Honor Society 145 Iohn Norman Grenier 24 lntervale Road Worcester, 01602 Assumption College Philip Sebastian Grenier 4 Trahan Avenue Worcester, 01604 Assumption College National Honor Society Michael David Guild 27 Pondview Road Sudbury, 01776 Providence College Brian Iames Guiney 11 Carroll Street Auburn, 01501 Framingham State College Iohn Patrick Cuiney 602 Edgebrook Drive Boylston, 01505 Boston University or Fairfield National Honor Society 146 David Frank Hale 10 Francis Avenue Shrewsbury, 01545 Aviation Careers lnsittute Timothy Iohn Hallice 12 Cortland Drive Westborough, 01581 Merrimac or New England College Stephan Peter Haritos 353 Cook Lane Marlboro, 01752 Atlantic Union College National Honor Society Stephen Thomas Harrahy 9 Turner Ridge Road Marlboro, 01752 University of Lowell George Ernest Hayeck 8 LaPierre Street Worcester, 01604 Clark University National Honor Society Guy Francis Hebert 291 Cherry Street Shrewsbury, 01545 Assumption College Michael Alexander Heiser 10 Blossom Street Clinton, 01510 Sean Peter Hooper 4 Billings Way Framingham, 01701 Colby or U. Mass. National Honor Society Keith Laurence Humber 119 Bartlett Street Northboro, 01532 Babson College National Honor Society Brother Gerard Award fExcellence in Englishj 1' Robert Emmett Hunt 47 Seminole Drive Worcester, 10603 Framingham or Franklin Pierce College 2 as tx. ,Qi K Iames Ioseph Hurley 107 Francis Avenue Shrewsbury, 01545 Assumption College Richard Lawrence Iablonski 29 Oneida Avenue Worcester, 10606 University of Vermont National Honor Society Glenn Kerry Iamieson 19 Alden Avenue Shrewsbury, 01545 Franklin Pierce College Andrew Timothy Iay 2 Massachusetts Avenue Worcester, 01609 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute National Honor Society Dennis Ierome 170 King Philip Drive Worcester, 01606 Northeastern University 147 William Philip Iewers 43 Wachusett Avenue Shrewsbury, 01545 Holy Cross College National Honor Society Kent Richard johnson 299 Pakachoag St. Auburn, 01501 North Adams State Anthony George Ioseph 48 Lynnwood Lane Worcester, 01609 St. Anselm's Mark Ioseph Iulien 6 Winter Hill Drive Worcester, 01605 Nichols College Timohty Sean Kenney Prescott Street Rutland, 01543 Assumption College 148 Thomas Henry King 38 Monroe Avenue Worcester, 01602 Bentley College National Honor Society joseph N. Kirby, Ir. 47 Harriet St. Shrewsbury, 01545 Southeastern Mass. University National Honor Society George Patrick Kiritsy 12 Willard Avenue Worcester, 01602 Assumption College Patrick George Kiritsy 12 Willard Avenue Worcester, 01602 Worcester State College Iames A. Knight, II 38 Forest Street Worcester, 01609 Deerfield Academy Kevin Andrew Korab 18 Kay Street Westboro, 01581 Northeastern University Edward Ioseph Kurtyka, Ir. 16 Waite Street Oxford, 01540 National Honor Society Assumption College Barry Iohn LaCroix 301 Prospect Street Shrewsbury, 01545 Syracuse University Mark Francis Lamoureux 10 Newton Avenue Worcester, 10602 Dartmouth College National Honor Society Pioneer Award: Hockey Sean Michael Lane 5 Fairacre Drive Boylston, 01505 University of Mass. National Honor Society Peter T. Bibaud Memorial Award Robert Paul Langlois 98 North Street Shrewsbury, 01545 University of Lowell National Honor Society David Philip LaPierre 147 Fairbanks Street West Boylston, 01583 Nichols College Robert Henry Lavigne 4 Pipeland Ave. Millbury, 01527 University of Lowell Iohn Peter Lavoie 10 Latern Lane Shrewsbury, 01545 Nichols College Thomas Daniel Lawless 6 Stratton Road Worcester, 01606 Bentley College National Honor Society 149 Stephen George Lazaros 160 Beechwood Road Holden, 01520 Southeastern Mass. University Ioseph Thomas Ledoux 36 Roath Street Worcester, 01604 Assumption College National Honor Society Mark Lefebvre 25 Woodruff Road Clinton, 01510 Worcester Polytechnic Institute National Honor Society Robert joseph LeMay 1 Rockingham Place Worcester, 01604 University of Conn. Pioneer Award: Soccer National Honor Society Telegram 6 Gazatte Athletic Achiever Gary McNulty Award Michael Iohn Leroux 6 Aaron Road Sudbury, 01776 University of Hartford 150 Iohn Robert Lilyestrom 20 Warren Avenue Leicester, 01524 Harvard College National Honor Society Award for Scholastic Excellence Brother Nathan Award fExcellence in Historyj Brother Alfred Award flixcellence in Mathj TBG Achiever Award Franz Richard Lore Dudley Road Sutton, 01527 Lehigh or University of Lowell National Honor Society David Richard Mackie 165 Quinapoxet Lane Worcester, 01606 UPI or Southeastern Mass University National Honor Society Gerald Francis Madaus 20 Franconia Road Worcester, 01602 Boston College National Honor Society Steven Michael Malley 6 Nipmuck Lane Webster, 01570 Holy Cross or Northeastern National Honor Society Michael Ioseph Mallozzi 53 Boylston Circle Shrewsbury, 01545 Bentley College Lawrence Iohn Martelli 35 Birchwood Road Rutland, 01543 Northeastern University Christopher Stephen Massei, III 82 Ford Road Sudbury, 01776 Wesleyan University National Honor Society David Anthony Mastrovito 10 Bruce Avenue Shrewsbury, 01545 Worcester State College David Paul May 20 Roman Drive Shrewsbury, 01545 Northeastern University Iohn Martin May 75 Wildwood Avenue Worcester, 01603 National Honor Society Award for Scholastic Ex cellence Williams College Kevin Iohn McCarthy 53 Wellington Street Marlboro, 01752 Westfield State College Pioneer Award: Basketball Robert Iames McCarthy 12 Delawanda Drive Worcester, 01603 Nichols College National Honor Society Roger Leo McCarthy 26 Park Street Oxford, 01540 University of Lowell Robert Alan McGlory 55 Belknap Street Westboro, 01581 New England College or St. Anselm's 151 Robert Ioseph McGovern 105 Shrewsbury Street Boylston, 01505 Salem State College Francis Gerard McKenna 11 Monterey Drive Cherry Valley, 01611 Holy Cross College National Honor Society Timothy Ioseph McMahon 12 Moreland Street Worcester, 01609 Nichols College joseph Stephen McManus 44 Collins Street Worcester, 01606 Nichols College Stephen Robert McNamara 99 Commonwealth Ave. Worcester, 01604 University of Lowell 152 Francis Kachadoor Merzigian 258 May Street Worcester, 01602 Hellenic College President: Senior Class Peter Eugene Montgomery 10 Prospect Street Shrewsbury, 01545 Dartmouth College National Honor Society Michael Edward Morin 96 Grafton Street Millbury, 01527 Southern Maine Voc. Technical Institute Mark Henry Moulton 363 Old Lancaster Road Sudbury, 01776 Southeastern Mass. U. or U. of Bridgeport Stephen Ioseph Muise 20 Lodi Road Marlboro, 01752 Rochester Institute of Technology National Honor Society Matthew Iames Mullaney 41 Commodore Road Worcester, Mass. 01602 Boston College National Honor Society Patrick Michael Mulvey 9 Spring Road South Grafton, 01560 Worcester Industrial Technical Institute Edward Francis Murphy 199 Heard Street Worcester, 01603 Culinary Institute of America Iames Francis Murphy 16 Hycrest Drive Worcester, 01606 Assumption College james Mahan Murphy 17 Thorndyke Road Worcester, 01606 Northeastern University National Honor Society ng:- Mark Philip Nenninger 144 Pilgrim Drive Holden, 01520 johnson 8: Wales College Mark Gene Nessing 36 Wachusett Ave. Shrewsbury, 01545 Fairlield University National Honor Society Donald Thomas Nicholson 3 Glen Ellen Road Paxton, 01612 Holy Cross College National Honor Society Ieffrey Charles Nitz 22 Munnings Drive Sudbury, 01776 University of Vermont Pioneer Award: Tennis Steven Robert Nordborg 80 Whipple Street Worcester, 01607 St. Michael's College Technical Award: Up, Down All Around 153 Harry Edward Novelle, jr. 262 Oak Street Shrewsbury, 01545 National Honor Society Denis john O'Connor 59 Longfellow Road Worcester, 01602 Merrimack College Paul Francis O'Leary 28 Hilton Ave Worcester, 01604 University of Lowell National Honor Society john William O'Neil 4 john Street Westboro, 10581 Bryant College Christopher Francis Paquette 324 Oak Street Clinton, 01501 154 Patrick joseph Pecorelli 95 Pasadena Parkway Worcester, 01605 Merrimack College William james Pelosky 1 Westwood Road Shrewsbury, 01545 Williams College National Honor Society Samuel Francis Penny, III 46 Pilgrim Avenue Worcester, 01604 New Hampshire College Robert Alan Phenix 5 Katherine St. East Millbury, 01527 Northeastern University Mark Anthony Pierce 1293 Pleasant Street Worcester, 01602 Military Service Donald Francis Pisinski 57 Bryn Mawr Ave. Auburn, 01501 Southeastern Mass. University Iohn Hull Pitney 36 Commodore Road Worcester, 01602 Worcester State College Iames Paul Priestley 20 Crestwood Lane Marlboro, 01752 University of Vermont National Honor Society Leonard Thomas Ramsdell 2 Plantation Street Worcester, 01604 Assumption College Martin Kenneth Rasnick 99 Zenith Drive Worcester, 01604 Southeastern Mass. or UMass Stephen Michael Reidy 46 Paton Road Shrewsbury, 01545 Framingham State College National Honor Society Steven David Rennie 274 Maple Avenue Shrewsbury, 01545 Mt. Wachusett Community College William Walter Robertson, Ir Fuller Road Sutton, 01527 University of Lowell Antonio lose Robledo 48 Uxbridge St. Worcester, 01605 Craig Ieffrey Ross 33 Westgate Raod Framingham, 01701 University of Mass. Editor: Yearbook 155 Iohn Winthrop Safford 86 Vale Street Worcester, 01604 Assumption College Robert William Sama 38 Agate Ave. Worcester, 01604 Universityof Lowell Peter Robert Scagnetti, Ir. 7 Westview Drive Southboro, 01772 Bentley College Peter Charles Scerra 27 Norwood Street Marlboro, 01752 Nichols College Paul Timothy Seed 5 Cynthia Drive Boylston, 01530 Northeaster University 156 Ralph Sebastian Seilius 13 Aetna St. Worcester, 01604 United States Air Force Aca- demy National Honor Society Richard M. Doyle Service Award Anthony Louis Sereti, Ir. 24 Second Street Worcester, 01602 Mass. Maritime Academy National Honor Society Pioneer Award: Football Michael Iohn Shea 34 Paul Street Auburn, 01501 Worcester Polytechnic Institute Thomas Michael Shea 22 Coburn Ave. Worcester, 01604 Worcester State College Timothy Michael Shea 22 Colburn Ave. Worcester, 01604 Worcester State College Michael Allen Simon 9 Founders Road Shrewsbury, 01545 Salem State College Kevin Michael Smith 20 Oneida Ave. Worcester, 10606 Salem State College Robert Erving Smith 575 Henshaw St. Rochdale, 01542 Worcester Industrial Technical Institute David Paul Spellman 13 Knowles Road Worcester, 01602 Stonehill College National Honor Society james Harold Stolberg, III 11 Washington St. Millbury, 01527 National Honor Society Maryland University Robert Mark Sullivan 11 Carlton St, Shrewsbury, 01545 Fairfield University National Honor Society Sean Michael Sullivan 7 Hemans Street Worcester, 01605 United States Naval Academy National Honor Society Edward Brian Sykes 115 Taylor Street Littleton, 10460 Bentley College David Leon Tamasy 7 Surrey Lane Shrewsbury, 01545 Northeastern or Southeastern Mass. University Stephen William Thomas 17 Davidson Road Worcester, 01605 Iohnson 8: Wales or U Mass or Worcester State 157 Kevin Tinsley 9 Varnum St. Worcester, 01603 Merrimac College National Honor Society Daniel Iohn Tivnan 50 Edgewood Road Shrewsbury, 01545 Assumption College Keith Warren Tompkins 20 Shepard Lane Shrewsbury, 01545 Syracuse University National Honor Society Iohn Milton Trainor 465 Lake Avenue Worcester, 01604 Cornell University National Honor Society Robert Ioseph Trocki 250 Maple Street West Boylston, 01583 Fairlield or WPI National Honor Society 158 Robert Michael Trombi 38 Stebbins St. Worcester, 01607 St. Anselm's Outstanding Male Soloist fSpring Showj Marc Stephen Turo 9 Shamrock St. Worcester, 01604 Quinsigamond Community Col lege Ieffrey David Urella 23 Ianet Circle Shrewsbury, 01545 Holy Cross College National Honor Society Iames Michael Utzshneider 28 Prospect St. Shrewsbury, 01545 Holy Cross College National Honor Society Paul Valentino 15 Center Street Sudbury, 01776 Northeastern University Ioseph Victor Virbasius 47 Houghton Street Worcester, 01604 Tufts University National Honor Society Richard M. Doyle Service Award Brother Theophane Award fExcellence in Sciencej National Merit Scholarship Finalist The Mortimer Er Kathleen Buck- ley Forensic Award lay Mark Ward 3 Thornton Road Worcester, 01606 Worcester Polytechnic Institute National Honor Society Francis Ioseph Waters, Ir. 9 Bryant Ave. Shrewsbury, 01545 Northeaster University National Honor Society Paul Ioseph Welch Sterling Road Princeton, 01541 Richard Anthony VVhitney 20 Pullard Road Grafton, 10519 Assumption College National Honor Society tina ig r 'D 'N L if ff ' Wie.: .,,. Ziff - A - '- or t'.' tggg -x.: . 4 ilji Li- - ' ,y,y ltrr David Iohn Winske 181 Boston Post Road Marlboro, 01752 Framingham State College Ionathan Butler Wright 17 Gates Road Shrewsbury, 01545 Babson College National Honor Society Richard Edward Wright 75 Howe Ave. Shrewsbury, 01545 Northeastern University Michael Zadroga 210 Norfole St. Worcester, 01604 University of Mass. Ioseph Paul Zawalich 23 Windham St. Worcester, 01610 Bentley College 159 Tonight, I want to repeat what I keep telling youthg You are the future of the world, and 'The day of tomorrow be- longs to you.' The message of love that Christ brought is always important, always relevent. It is not difficult to see how today's world, despite its beauty and grandeur, despite the conquests of technology, despite the refined and abundant material goods that it offers, is yearning for more truth, for more love, for more happiness. And all of this is found in Christ and in his way of life. Whatever you make of your life . . . let it be something that reflects the love of Christ. The whole people of God will be all the richer because of the diversity of your commitments. And whatever you do, remember that Christ, is calling you, in one way or another, to the service of love: the love of God and of your neighbor. Pope Iohn Paul ll Boston Common October 1, 1979 Brother Alois 8: Dan Grabauskus: Iunior retreat Mass Kennedy Library Boston iw, 1 O 1 Q '4- Q ffl? M' ffwi' V 5 1 i 5 F 7 a r I I I Q k . -. Q- W. by 7' ' ' rj , . I. I x '52, P ' - :M . f JJ, ' ' k 1 W-i+ an P '1-A A -n ? ffffinipfyay 'i K hi-0 l-ng, l Q N I .Jf-1- W.:-r A W 1 I I ' . 1 I Iikl ' --ll: .i--- -- l I T . 'N i in X 1 W N Jw' ' V ' 4' ---f ---. i F 1 I ! , . - --.... 1.-.., , ,Q . I 1 0 I ' 2 I .-.-5 . L- 6 I .i ' 1+ Y 4 - -L4-gA -Y W
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