Sutton Memorial High School - Exitus Yearbook (Sutton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1984 volume:

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ANDERSON in Evening Guam umnuiopq :wow SUTTON - Yeslerday was the lasl day ol school lor ele- mcnlary pupils here, and the las! day that Manchaug and Wilkinsonville schools will ever lCCOmm0dale pupils. The buildings were locked by lhe principals at 9:30 a m., and the kids were gone hy IO, oxmpt a few who lingered at the swings or in lhe play areas, The approximately 200 who allcndr-d the schools will I-fm-A human in Cf-nlornlv-r lm- added, gIvln8 live rooms, al on one floor. Bull! In WU The Wilklnsonvllle School was built ln l9l7 ullh 810,000 ln town lunds Four class- rooms were on lwo floors. Al one llme, eight grades attend- ed classes there, but for many years lt has ber-n llmlled lo the llrst lour grades. In Seplember, sllldcnls will be hosued ln lhe new lhrgef school complex. The oldest building there ls the Mcniorlal Building, used nlien it was llrsl opened ln l950 lor grades one tlimunh IZ, ll has br-en y. is r 15 ' , F' ir . f J if Q 69 I9 ll 70 Louis Armstrong dies . 2 ' lah. 'G.L Ach. G.L Ich. p genome I ' U U A..-- Rladlnell 'A' 9 x . I.-' il, Pre-Primer: H 'U' - 4 H .iv- M., i vig U U TAU 'li i E U, Pl U :E U p ,pi i f A-5, Lil y , 4 U 2 55 i co il 0 i -Eff ki ff l ii' V 'U A -r 'A xflrll Reader I Y ' V X 'A f 1 I-J -A. 7 Second Reader - , n Y. Y Thlrd Reader Y ' Y f lf... -. Y A 5- f Y MNGUQSE .A' UA. 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Indicted for bank robbery Brezhnev named Soviet President Karen Anne Cuinlan, 22, disconnected Begin named Israel Prime Minister Howxard Hughes, YO died Massive blackout stills New York City U S celebrated its Bicentennial President Carter creates new Energy Department Viking 11 sets down on Mars David Berkowitz son of sam' Zh, arrested 1975 1976 1977 Hanchaug School-Ma. Uaueau, Pnincipaf In doaaih gaade Hai. Caaxea baouohf hea ouiraa oomeiimeo and ali the Aiudenioiin the schoot would go into hea aoom and Aing. Efementaay School Siaaied io do moaning math We uaed the paaachuie and medicine bail Koa gym when we had a Fiac Uaiii, wheae did we go? 0ui to the patio. Videotape newbcaot-commeaciato Pooa Glenn Peledeau got hiA tang dumped eveau moaning Multiplication Tableb sr-v nlviiqttix Q '53, -...A Hartford Civic Center roof collapses Blizzard hits Northeast First NTest-Tube Babyn born in England Nobel Peace Prize given to President Sadat and Prime Minister Begin Jamestwon deaths recording found Pope John Paul II visits Poland English channel crossed first time by man powered flying machine Part of Skylab hits Australia Mother Terresa wins Nobel Peace Prize Hostages taken in Iran wi Kiast heaad what bella bounded Lzbe Lau?Guand4' what wane those? we found out' Oh Yes, Mas 9towe'4 gaammaa' Owl 6UustH uP d Ma. Koliaa Uidbecting Efecraical Fnench AAAembZieA IMA. Gneen Waiting woakAhop P4nk Floyd 'The wall Magazines Uetentions Lzbaaaq Caado Home Ec. IA Jn. Honom Soctatw Hostages returned to U.S. Mammals cloned: first time Teen-age Drinking on increase says reports Space Shuttle Columbia takes off John Lennon Killed Air Traffic controllers on strike U.S. Hockey Team captures Gold Medal Gypsy Moths devastate forests Plan to rescue hostages fails Sadat fEIgyptj assasinated Mt. St Helens erupts Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spence married Reagan wins election Sandra Day O'Conner, First women on U.S. Supreme Court 1980 1981 inte lpon a time in September, 19801 there was a fdung. waive class of 38 freshmen, This class, which is a :ery great :lass indeed. stood facing the huge lor what seemed huge thehl, onimous, brick building otherwgse xnown as Sutton Memorial High School. Filled with a combination of insecurities. fright and gladness fthey weren't in middle school anymore!! they entered enmasse as the Class of WQBA. Unfortunately fhey found themselves to be low men on the totem pole. Not only were they teased DY seniors. juniors. and sophomores 'our Friends the Class of 'B31, Mr. Filipkowski was forever sighing, 'Gremlins! what will I ever do with them7' Nhat more could they do but innocently ask, 'How do you spell your dame again?' The class quickly got organized electing R. Roy as their LEAGSF, M. Paradise as second-in-command and E. Lombardi and D. Cahill Itwo of the classes later casualties! as secretary and treasurer. J. Eaton became the first Student Council member. R. Maranda became 'the' manager. handling all the duties of the J.V. soccer, basketball and baseball teams. These teams consisted of several freshmen faces including D. Perry. M. Licopoli, K. Ryan, and M. Shaw on the J.V. soccer team and K. Jarvals Kanother later casualty! and Erin on the J.V. field hockey team. Meanwhile, R. Ustinovich ran cross-country as the lone freshman. ,A ,f!i'x.. ,Q i g .N Q. Q I I .. an Dave. Keith. and Kim. along with R. Roy, C. Conlon, and P. Robbins filled out the rosters of the J.V. basketball teams. K. Paquette, C. Hagglund, B. Richard, and A. Adams were chosen to represent the school as cheerleaders. R. Vasalofsky and K. Jarvais played baseball and softball respectively, while R. Hatfield was a helpful softball manager. Freshmen were also involved in other types of extra- curricular activities. A. Adams, T. Chesitis, K. Paquette, D. Cahill. K. Hodgman, T. Desrosiers, P. Roberge. L. Loach, C. Larsen. K. Fairbend, and C. Hagglund sang in the chorus. while Rich, Marty, and Carl played in the band. Several students also set out to organize their own kind of things. Barbara, along with K. Muzzy and C. Libbey, formed an Art Club and painted a Suzies mural to match the boy's in the gym. K. Donahue and E. Lombardi also became very involved with the play that was produced that year. Once again in the fall, the Class of 'Sb congregated at the school. They were a little less nervous and a bit more mature. They were sophomores and one step closer to graduation. As sophomores. they elected M. Paradise as President, B. Richard as Vice, R. Lindblad as Secretary, and K. Donahue as Treasurer. Mary and Pam were also on Student Council. 'S i. A u W? Ati Hi I 16 ,sf ,- y.. ev 1LY.4 f -7-!-- - f-A-- --f -- - Brezhnev dies Yuri Andropov is ziven DOVGV Nuclear weapons freeze Britain invades Falklands John Belushi dies 1982 Soccer players were D. Perry, K. Ryan. and B. Scholten. Field hockey team members were M. Paradise. B. Richard, K. Muzzy. K. Jarvais. E. Lombardi. and J. Eaton. S. Beique. L. Christensen and P. Robbins ran cross-country for the first time. Basketball season came and went with C. Hagglund, M. Brigham, V. Fors, B. Scholten, S. Army, and C. Conlon playing J.V. and K. Jarvais and P. Robbins on the Varsity squad. K. Paquette, C. Larson and G. Lister were on the cheerleading squad this winter. And in the spring, R. Hatfield, K. Jarvais. K. Towle, R. Vasalofsky, and K. Ryan played softball and baseball. Singing in chorus this year were the same group of girls lexcept Tina, Clndy, Karen! in addition to K. Speck, and M. Brigham. C. Conlon, S. Robertson, M. Llcopolt, and C. Serjack played in the band and A. Auger and J. Talbot were members of the Photo Club. The class at this point was quite confident in itself although its members may have been some what apprehensive about becoming upperclassmen and being burdened with new worries about graduation, college and the SAT's. But nothing could be done to slow the passing GBYS and soon it was summer and school was out. As Juniors, the class was presented with and array of new and different 'junior things' like class rings. driving licenses. selling carnations, the prom. N.H.S. and thoughts of graduation. B. Richard was elected as President, P. RODD1hS - Vice, K. Speck - Treasurer, and K. Muzzy - Secretary. Barbie, Pam and K. Donahue were also elected Lo Student Council. Several students participated in the new NAfter Hours Programnand National Honor Society members were inducted. N.H.S. members were L. Simmons, R. Maranda. C. Hagglund. S. Biava, H. Paradise. S. Rocheleau, P. Robbins, K. Donahue, K. Muzzy, B. RICHBFG. and C. Conlon. Unfortunately. the uproar about cutting sports from the school system seemed to affect the class and there was decline in enrollment lsuddenly they were down to be members! and :lass participation. MASH's lest show Sally Ride is first women in space Korean airline shot down by Soviet Union 2146 us Marines killed in Lebanon- 1-1 1 ww-bins UF. EMHSSY T. Chesltis, M. Brigham, J. Eaton, and P. RODDLUS olayed for the field hockey team while D. Perry, R. Venincasa 3. Scholten and R. Vasalofsky played on the soccer team and S. Beique ran cross-country. During the winter season, D. Perry. C. Hagglund, P. Robbins and H. Johnson all played varsity basketball while K. Paquette cheered them on. At the arrival of spring, baseball and softball were cancelled and the spring Wcountdown' days passed slowly. The class concentrated on surviving until the seniors graduated. Finally, on May 27, they were finally safe and finally became seniors when the class of '83 switched their tassels. And now the class of l9Bh is the senior class at Sutton Memorial High School. They have experienced many moments-and have created many memories and they are anxiously awaiting graduation. W.ANt -y . v 'gf ' ,R , .,, gat Q x 95-fe .rv va, ' ll 'ze .R 'a. ... a, 4 ga A ' ff.. 'N' . Q Aged! .qli r wks V Mr ,N yr sw.,.,., . L' ' -gr 1 f' , A Q j fiy , -. 'MQ . 9 . 5. e by A J' C. . rf. Xifgfgb , , B - ws..-3? ' tv iF ki?Ww 3-,., '2 .ffff'-' aw ' ' N., ' Q ,QLD 'wg 'JI N-'H N I ! w N 'QI' A jl 32 -5: ' Xi QUQ jk, Jaffa ' - xx!! ,L Y X N , f e 4 I wi P N- . ' g' 5 ll . L .. '- N, L .g M P4 A M IQLI' 1 , V -F.: 4. 4 I I N ,a l a P fr 5 X r If We X? if gf H N .9 I f H I 4 ar: 1 vu f.- F. 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Mx , xx lx I Nm J' Nay., I AA Glenn Peladeau David Perry Michael Raad Barbara Richard Pamela Robbins Pamela Roberge kv- Us Scott Robertson Susan Rocheleau Brian Scholten Christopher Serjak Martin Shaw Dawn Smith James Stevenson 10' 1 4 4 . 5 ., Lee Simmons Helen Stevens -3,-4 , YS 55535 v 1 1. fs' t. Jeffrey Talbot lf.-I 4 4? 1 ' Q Kelly Towle Jeanne Tradd Randall Ustiz Robert Vasalofsky David Virgilio Photo Not Available Jeff Demers Jay Johnson James Lazaro Robert Roy Robert Venin '-Qui Ruth Hatfield I bfi , Kevin Vernon Henry Carrie: Bernard Dera. 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Zacczss ie. what mx hope to F8281 Ulf: ihanlq you. all for spenilirfg lime. -for all qoufut giuzn Harough the 112015, for all gout' leaching , all qour fear-5, for all who 'ue lonchzo our lives 'iil how, 0.22 wish fto thank you all ,,somzl1aua. to bham our oeqq gratification, 1111 our lone, mio app'rzc'z'aiiorl , for all qamruz Gone , ooo all qou oo Daz Ozoicalz ihis book . . . io you . . 'H -- --4 -- .-.,,...'L. Int roduct ion Dedicnion Opening Class Elections Fall Sports Adnrinlstration Faculty Halloween Class Trips Juniors yearbook S Stat! Arun Khosla Rich Maranda Chris Serjak Carl Conlon Alyssa Going Kathy Donahue Cheryl Hagglund Marcia Brigham Barbie Richard Regina Lemoine Cindy Libbey Karan Muzzy Sue Rocheleau PHARMACY P2- xifua S84 Sutton Memorial High School Sutton , MA volume 46 CONTENTS 1 Sophontores 11 Freshmen I8 Senior Candids 20 NllS Banquet 23 Pep Rally 6 30 Cheerleaders 32 Basketball 36 STA Scholarship 38 Prom 1983 40 Closing Hot flip ae,, .'-M . 8 Egg FINNS hood luck ee liood Illealth 296 P evidence Hood South Grafton it - 11.1 C CCW aiu !! Pusses rolled in et 7:30 es the first dey of our senior year began. Enthusiasm end smiles ere exoneneed es we visited with some friends we nedn't seen since June, Also we eoquainted ourselves with 2 new underolessmpn frroups, the Classes of '36 and '87, Freshmen and Sonnomores entered the hallowed halls of 3,H,S. for ine flFSt time. The once emnt hallwe s ere now crowded and busv Y . At 7:u5 the routine began, homeroon schedules, literature galore to read, and then mercninn +6 the sound of The bells as each new oeriod began. So quickly summer is forgotten and friendships renewed. Just so you know that we knowg these pictures were taken in February. E95 W CONCRETE CORP. 19 F Ave locretary - Cindy Libbey 1 ?residPnt - Richard Meranda Treasurer - Kathv Donahue 1 V. President - Lee Simmons ,ag 46 iw. fT 'W Trps. Linda Chichv, SQC. Lynn Taillfer Pres. Holly Kfstinovicn, V. Prfrs. Joelle Qec 85 Beaumont Drive Northbridgc. MA OISJ4 - 117.1 Treasurer - Tammy Rosenlund Secretary - Lu-Ann Ovian V. President - Linda Sahegen , , President - Jon-Gary Williams EJV ,ii Pres. G+ ' Tres. Zfiii-1ZnuL2pgEoOk' V' Pr?S' Judy JEC':ues - -.. hO-KS.Ta, Sec, Llsa Rucker ' S!' of utton motors 1 .h. I zmfefzi .HJJEXM Student Council Leaders Perron, Adviser. . Croberr, H. Ustinovich, L. Blaue, L. Towle, S. Lonsbook, M. SPri3?, M. Cc' R. Haranda, K. Feirbend, J. Eaton, J. Williams, K. S+ec2haus, seated, Mr Vi 'Sdn ,Q L. I 5 ' ' If sl IHIUI A JCE F VIN! ll 'Q of.. O. 9 S 22 25 Main St-.Millbury H Q Q 2? -.-.v- Q. -v.-uv v.- .Q - C111 .ful C5300 59 we JQMUIZ ,0 ll 5 in - Y - 1 - .-4... A ,-H. Lwirv, l3-v-A,1..,,,,,.,M, 41 A ,4 .- Y - --' ' ' .. Ali . . .B .. BUILDING INC HARBACK RD SUTTON v TRIANGLE 808-BBT! GQCCQI' Mosczvnsk bndersnn Loach Stevenson Qroherq Learv Cofskv Lauzier Graves Cnurtnev HKCPS Ellis Chase Snholtbn Wrown , -av 'vu' . ' ,L ,B 1 s G 'W -Q? cr W F' V K. , x .. ,X .f .- .x . M S .W V 1 , ,Q,..gx,,, f, F' if c ,X ,,r fN -4 4 ir' , ,JN ,a , .. , 4 i??l'C?'-,Qv- ENN ,N T if ' ' ' ' W Fimu 13' Q if Y Q 'tw-,..., A b ' 343-1' gwQg? . , . . N - S ' ws A . . , 4- ,. 3,3 N A xife?mrJ ., .ap .1 ' - Q -- , . . . . , , ,. ' m' 4. K-'QA-up QA' . .. .l.. -.,:.-A ' . , ' Qmqq ,lp CECTA 'lzsalo ' .41 5.5.01 n jgrwpr' P-1'1 a a I 1 .JF K! 3U Ar' F J 1 ' PE' T V1 Jr r if 4 I f 1 4-'-if CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '84 SUTTON PILGRIM FELLOWSHIP SOCCER: Contrary to popular predictions of newspapers, L the 1983-B14 soccer season was a great success. The Sammies had a terrific season despite having to share the DVC crown with arch-rival Bromfield. ta hz Ironicall thou h, the season was not what you Y 8 might call uvintagen Sutton soccer. With only one - 211121 ' y iyll returning starter from last season's team, people were having doubts as to whether the Sammies could do it again. Add the fact that the team was considerably younger and smaller, there was a bit of pessimism in everyone's head. But then you would have to be crazy of course! With the backing of a strong coach Mr. Ellis, the Sam ies had a victorious season that finished with a record of 11-2-2. Although the team was not overflowing with talent as in past years, it was one i if which had the will and drive to accomplish some- thing. The final outcome and what could be called the team's motto was hustle and very hard work. The Sammies soon became known for this and along with the constant, endless spirit of the team captains Brian Scholten and Hob Venincasa, these attributes stayed throughout the season. The biggest game in the regular season occured on October M when the Sammies tangled with the Bromfield Trojans at Sutton. It was a rough game filled with aggressive play and plenty of excitement. It was definitely super-sensational, especially to the Sutton fans as the Sammies came out on top with a convincing 2-1 victory. From there the team fought through the remainder of the season and were 11-1-2 going into the districts. The opening game Sutton faced St. Mary's at home. Unfortunately, this is when the glory ended. Though the Sam ies put forth their best team effort of the season in the worst of weather conditions, they lost 1-O in penalty shots. Yet heads were held high and rightly so. For, a team who supposedly had no chance of defending its' DVC title the Sammies acknowledged the fact that Sutton will always be the team to beat in soccer. pc. P 3' 1 X 7-...A A Y vi l 2 ' YY rr' mmmmm L wood H. Ea Sutton. Ms. 01527 yn mn Eaton Farm Pmducts 617186545235 Chutcgg Caqdiqg 25 2 Sl ,ew FIELD HOCKEY: Determination was the name of the game for the girls on the field hockey team this year. Although winless, the girls refused to ever give up or be defeated in their minds. The girls met long, trying practices head on with lots of hard work, smiles and spirit. Limited numbers fonly three returning playersl could not dampen the Suzie spirit .... the unofficial motto became, Hit's the quality not quanitylu Although faced with what seemed Hthe impossible,N playing seven Suzies against eleven arch-rival Douglas Tigers for an entire game .... the girls refused to relinquish their pride. IF! GFX? 26 5-A-4 wax, 5 117g f F 5. ., , Ng I 1 V . ., . W, , ' di! Ak TIL' - wi W 6 I fl . HI , ' '91, J- ,f ' '.. -'dw' - Q Af' V M 'Q W s 'ii' Al, , VA'j',n-'A wh jwf. , 4. 2 I X 1 wmmws m, M Y lsrwf 'T' cn 0 K ,.. A f g 4 4 M ,A tFe 'MxgS,, , 3 C Mgwgk A gpuix.rW?,M M we 4' if-N ..-8 . ' Y -l f-:?'l5'JW:J-'- at + 'J r Willllillsg is ,sf FIELD HOCKEY J. Grundstrom E, Sm'th C. Chestles C. Lihhev H. Ustlnovich P. Piercy K. Muzzy S, Vanderwart L. Taillfer Q. Mosse J. Siska J. Eaton P. Robbins R. Hatfield and ,gmlfnlaununnnr Il if H39'ri7 1IU 1-'P 3g',-if .5 -L ,M Y afggf KM ' fr ?'? ,,e, mlfffflrl Q E5 LUMBER 124 Main St. MiHbury, Ma. 0 1527 The girls eventually became a complete team led by Jody Eaton, Pam Robbins and Ruth Hatfield. Other team members included seniors Cindy Libbey and Karan Muzzy, juniors Stacey Vanderwart, Cindy Chesties, Ellen Smith and sophomores Rebecca Piercey, Lynne Taillfer and Holly Ustinovich. Suddenly the scores became very respectable and they never lost by more than four goals. Most remembered though will be the O-O tie with Nipmuc and Ruth's goal against Hopedale. .. ,...,, , A Hia: r . , su: fl!! Y W . 1 ., 5 1 ' . A ff 9 J C n Q!p 1 3 ' '41, L fl? ., '. ,' wt: ' -w . A p . . .. N. ,S3,,.:r.,I , .f ' ,L . 'sg . ' . N . -,- ni X ,',l. - 4 A --s if - f ll . N N Fifa. , mi - ' JL -a.,f..s - 'D ? .Q U W ' . A Q 3 rv' ', 'nfs. Q 4 ffw2 e,Q?sfj5n C- ' 1-seq ' Lf xl ' ' ' V x ,, fs ,S , , .. , '1-33': f l ti ' ' J' I, , ' , Q K jg sr ' - ' 'e ' ' ,, H g P H '9, Q5 1 .:,Xfw.5gEEff Hy. N MN,Qw: 'L Q' ' ,Lf lr b ' X 'qfiiiait-V:'4a,rw-iff is L I.. :Qu 'Pm if, ' ' T Fi' ' ' i f JL f3W5'Q J '7 ? 7 Zbflww'-' 'AV ' g ' -D ' V' L . i 7' 1 19-W '-faifwfw-1 719' - -'. f- L N31 'hi ' i' if ' --FA T., . .. 5.-siuhzmm Laasiff V s-1' f,f:if,w, 3-:, M 15? 3- Q-4 ..,,4,,r 'H --. 933331 if- W P .fa X 4 arh's arish y 356 Boston Rd 865 - 3860 27 B0-ini v Ga Q I 5 wx B SP 1-A aff 'J .gs the Eefikfiei GE ayefail Wenham! ymfififa! Qyfafv 410 28 234-9 CROSS-COUNTRY: The 1983 Cross Country team made great improvements over their previous season lin which they were winless, to compile a record of 3 wins and 11 losses, several of which were decided by just a few points. Throughout the first half of the season Sutton was guided by a one-two punch from captain Barry Bergoffen and Mark Martocci. A definite season highlight were the hack to back wins against Bromfield and Tahanto Cthe best meet of the season with a score of 22-373. 11 -1 il By the end of the season Martocci was the 4' runner for Sutton. At Bromfield he achieved . best time on that course throughout the 1983 season. Other members of the team included seniors Lee Simmons and Jim Stevenson, juniors George George, sophomore Chervl Abelli and freshmen Kelly Haggerty, Mike Piercey, Mark Francalangia and Scott Wark. The team was coached by Leo J. Perreault Jr. and managed by Debbie Baltramiatis. .1 Y .. -'17, 5,7-X ', - , ,NN A e 9 i 17? a . ll 'VH Tx' ' 5' U, 1.usmw' ,-e. Q. CROSS COUNTRY L. Perrault D. ialtramitis M. Francalangia 3. qergoffen M. Piercy C. Qhelli K. Haggerty M. Margocci J. Stevenson G. George S. Wark L. Simmons unlev- Ennnou AMERICAN Enron osr lllll 29 HAt the desk where l sit, l have learned one great truth. The answer for all our national problems-the answer for all the problems of the world-comes down to a single word. That word is Ueducationun... JL min isira fion C5706 00 I 0l7ZllZ6.ff66 Chairperson Mrs. Patricia Nedoroscix Dr. Robert Perry Mr. Andrew Smith Mr. Timothy Kerins Mr. Richard Corey '- :'+ 'dr 1 .T ll L. B. Johnson 'Y Gordon Bpenre l SllPERlNTENlJENT Q! yy ilnwnnn il. ILONDERGAN ww 754 . 3215 State mutual of llmerica IU I II' P R I NCIPAL Edward Brant S . lil - lil BM px, I I Y-fi Y' I 'Y-- ' Ikleto Wiliphowshi ASST. PRINCIPAL I ATL ETIC DIR. Hllichel Perrnn lil! G U I D A N C E 31 HThe three R's of our school system must be supported by the three T's, teachers who are superior, tech- niques of instruction that are mod- ern, and thinking about education which places it first in all our plans and h0pes.H... L. B. Johnson illiam Brosnihen Stenhen Rornasco Judith Trudell .. J ,Ax . J ,x ly J X . Burton BJOTH V9tO Fi1l. '7KO',k'Ski Nggqgv Lgonard ompliments of 32 ' eith llill llursing Home, 'nc. 'Y --, . .- ,eq-L 1 -.. , , B e n ln' h i t 9 -- :Arg X V Linda White 7' Joyce Ettamarna Chris Zaeajeski gal' , Wit, Ann Liconoli Janice DeCaire Tura Dudley William Ellis Lynne Gaskell 360 BOSTON ROAD ames fgeglaire SUTTON, MA 01527 PHOTOGRAPHER C6173 865-6763 33 James O'DQ2 Michzael Hood Paul T,2m'DI'1t3.3'1'1 Q Paula Polk Bpverlv Jokmsfm Anrw KQQFTHYW gina! CZ? MQW 155-0410 fi 'U' Debra Kozik Lorraine Bachand Louise Doane Jaffa Wai yefmvafafvef , 1 lg , 5 . Q., Kawa I ,.,.i V ad' 7 4Qndf', Mrs. Lombardi Mrs. Carlson Mr. Grundstrom I 1 Courtesy of AsE's CIARAGE , Inc. sas. 2851 35 'QS Y K - rl 'f 'X za 'f-0 ' 'vig' 4 3- vb W1 I 1 , 7 'V wif ff 4, N 47 W.,-ft 'i- 4 53 53: A LH' g ,549 f' ,ei grapher S VTSWT' A . ,EQ Y . DJ's Jim and John Tripalki Ghost hanging on middle rafter Halloween costumes Barry Bergoffen - HMr. TN Jody Eaton - NCat Womann Kathy Donahue - HArmy Offioeru Henry Carrier - NMonsterH Cherly Hagglund - HFrench Artistn Regina Limoine - nCount Jestern Karan Muzzy - HElfH Barbie Richard - n5O's Lookn Cindy Libbey - HClownH Pam Robbins - HFrench Artistn Jim Stevenson - HClark Kentn Jill Danelius - HPunk Rockern HBest Dressedn- Linda Cichy NBest Dancern- Jody Eaton YBest Costumen- Barry Bergoffen nUgliestH- Henry Carrier NDance Contest Winnern- Cindy Chesties iz Al! ffm L iusu 1131113 ' F 'SV' TQ' DY , uf ' , '35 QQ . . n- i fifth, I '- 'sl x. F :Gifs 1 3 'R . A f ' 4 Q A nf . l ' N G W. Q4-4 . --- uT I Q I --- '-.,,l 1 I .., . A 5 R n W u D-,gn A R X 5 1 -,gif A- - All E I , ,pf-f-1'aV: IV 4'1',.A, ': ,E M- 1 , 1- Q-,, A , .. - 1 ' ' -4 - Myzxs 1,1 -g g 1' 111111 5 1I 111115 5 'VI 111115 4 5 ja q1111: G-n. WW I g Hs lm Mar hes Hicks Ovian Gatto Fraier McCu11o Lawler Nedoros Groccia Ericson Erown Haley Charest DQHaan Clarke Gasne Perry Boucher Wwgealwlafuam Wlaaa 1.984 Fvmwn U WrieQwyk, F Fh0OtieQ, F Clnfvp, DQ l.g4! , IQ 4. . A. IQ yl 1-' - L. , .....g., K. Jennings, L. Blaue, K. Horne, A. Cournoyer, I. Cournoyer MP LIMENTS or X 1 i P 71 N 5 ' Q 0 Q ZA , O -----0 My Q z L ,, ' Sl I 0 Gs S 1 :A in -'hh-...gm afyudfwyf jfliibf 57 41 -xc-o'uy1H EU' -'EFX Q13 'ff :...f -4 , 1 'FY f C101 L ! ,, W A--xr 4 L ff V 1' .,,. , 5.1. LUDVIGSON IEWEL Courtesyof PLE . ASANT VIEW MOTOR LODGE 8 PUB Ch2FD?H+ Chase Chase Edstrom Eerfoff Martln Geranl Leach Chase Marnndo Hascins Hun+on HenauWL Kola. 234 535 43 HS TIME GGES Cour Stacev Love Scholten Stevensnn Putnam Fov Vernon Skowronski Vigent Maki J. Qrigqs C. forest C. Ahelli C. Grenier S. Hfudmvmn D. Kdwszik L. Graves L. Jollv J, Grundstrom 1 L, Cn lnhqn J. Dane1'us T f 44 tesyoaluf IAY Lnssrfn Poun RE STAUR 1' 1 , 9' , O ag!! a -3? 0 P , 671 Pol A gy 1.3, 'S 2-mx 'Q Jud , M f . Via ' ' il ,T Z 3 + 'Q 00 ky' 1 gf- 27 ' C. Stevens L, Taillfer N, Clfsky T, Potter W, Sanford D, Witcouski J. Charity D, Smith D. Carter W Ustinovich Courtesy of L. LaP1ante D. LeClaire D. LeClaire J, Noel C. Lavallee M. Peledinu D, Leqlnnc D. Leqelle K, Niewtera P. Prieswvk LAMBERT'S PHARMACY BERNARD BROTHER'S FURNITURE 45 A D, Chase Nicks 5. Davis S. Dearnley L. Hicks H. Wagner J. Faulkner L. Cichv T-Brown 1' F W. qroherg S. Hanford I as g -b Af MARK IVV AUTO BODY C H ARLE 'S 46 Courtesy of FR U IT 81 PROD 1- -- ,... has QI.. QM.. 3 , of , 104,57 , W W1 . 63.3. Q R ,, , Courtesy of R fi: C. Q L. J a s D - n RUNNIE PEAKS 8 SUN BERNARD BROTHER? FURNIT E. 5. Martocci Greensli P'ePcev p8'1B7 Learv Hurrnv M5338 Laflam e L h one qcsma C URE W HS Tl BEGINS 62, I N X , f 1 f X wggmaay ui -11. ..':g1:.1.1 9' ,Ol f , -v, :xx if X P. Rov PI, wunschel P, Towle L, Grogan L. I'7I1s'm m gii M. Thatcher 3 JJ PPfm I1 IIII1 R HI II I ski I I H 'I' I1 P ' LUUIS FASHION SHOP Courtesy of W LEE 8 IUIIN FAI RBEIID - ' X :mm QQ jd f. 1 4, 1 3? Inf K 6' 1121 Gagne Anderson Ellis Ginny Hackett Anvon Flaue Cofsky Callahan Rardier Curtis Ervin Brown Dick Adams Armv Conley Clerk Deveni Courtney Pranvele Fontaine Roule Annis Cook Haggerty Henson Cherest millbury rerlit lklninn neie Lenlanc Kolofskv Judson Powell Lonqhook Laffertv Johnson Lewis Pellivreni Pearson Mosczynski Provennnl Leqrecque .L :Tl 1 x 1uJ Martin Pichard Hoekstre Lawler Martocci Piercev Paradise Martin Kennedv Vaillancourt Towle Wrzosek Wark Rucker Skinner Whittier Serjak W HiGiUllM4GE SEW ENE fW-Mzze mm ZJEIWP KK Vince ?isee's arrival she hee lived with 2 families in Sutton, the LePlanos end the Desrosiers. She had arrived in New York end then travelled To Sut+on. what emered her most were the bie care, the hiv buildinqs and the number of black oeoole. Denmark wee norhinr live New York! Her eyes soerkled es she trouqhr about the ekvscreoers end mountains of rhe United States. She learned verv quicklv that ber American friends did not live like ber. Public trensmortation was the Rev, she trowebt. After school in Denmark she in able To TO and oley Eurooeen handball, do denoirv and visit with Friends at various clubs. There ere no reeuletions For reeoeeers in Denmerv. Trey ere mosh freer. Since she Hes arrived, she has been to Florioe and hee vieited Disnev World. She +revelled to N9ve Hootie in the summer. ln Aoril she will join Her Sister and mother and eoend +oe veoefion vieirinv New York Uitv. Refore she returns home in Aueust she will soend one month on a bus tour, orossinq ire United States to California. when the nexr school year beeins, she will be attending Q 3 year business school. Someday, she homes to return to visit us asain. GOOD LUCK SISSK! m Paws Near... L4 r If -.4 WSP' i S i . 15 . E str. T K. ix s if YH' -ir 4 Qi?-,,,f,Q,f,Z2m Q dw! YM .Q fm, ff 1954 54 DONAHUE FAMILY L A 9 I R EMI' '-wwe'- w X i Lcglker-5 Dept. Stope Jacques Heating 'Fcchmology Good Luck, Kathy We Love You, Alyssa JB G Elizabe Har'r'y's Pizza - East Douglas MV- 3' MVS- FVQIW Libbeb' iw X E'-?l ,, T - 'ml WHY, fknvwl L -'aku I-'ruzxlrr ' ' ' ' ' Pnfrlf 1:4 is Paul Noel f'1I'1l f.'!'f'-XHVW' H H pr ip nt Mu Y. V l'5. F-M.4wi l,. luvmw' I U 'ugh' 56 I-'mfzhn R inrky Iurrrirk Tvwi lilvbfly .l.'1nif Vhmrllcv A V41 LL rn-Y .uwwlg .-,-+4 1...Jy,d l-v1'I 1 1.1 Iv' F' I1-'A ,uf pn flu ,yi ,wy,,, 11 1? ' r :mi y,. wlllfr :ull nv- l I qv. :.,, rw L V .1 I 1 IIN .111 1 V y' ,Q l'I V1 . .-1 nfl .pr I0 II, r., .Vin haw .jl FF LA 4 1,1 I P1 rw ,v I- Cn: :' Em' fm .NW f V. 1' En' Tlrv ,E . ru-Cf Vg.-y '4 i 'I Vw FN: FLUX Jr ,w ,,. j.10 f11,-, -P- fwl':- ':,' Jw ,,. .-1, M, 1x Ind. -. ,v m I '4 ,y. nv- ' 1, ,fz rl' My 'Hr' ff PM 0.5, ,-. wry. Free lC!rn1 'rr 2 Mr: wr' P, 4 Amy, II1 In 'I 'L Us-.i nlv,,,, rl P 1 rl vIJ I' y. 'ni 1 1 I wslv 1 ml 'NI 1 W1 LC' LN C ,171 59.1.3 ,, bf r'11l ':' H C.r11.:- rwiw- 11 y-:P-1rf 'vi 57,.w.'1r W 1 + + V rw-C441 W X 4'!'Cvr1- LM 'In I blIFf'lk NU .1-4,1 14 A W uv M W 1. p ,J w-,,::,j, + + LV 'Vhlfnw P F-11'A- . + ' CONGRATULATIONS F EL LOW MOTORHEAD CLASS N - 2' '-Q' W Q'-uzkvfjjgzi ,U P Hr H14 , C I N - Ks he v Q exif: . Y ,gf W '13 V' f1i'f1f'1 or Unk l m1r.1 Auto Holly I H, p H, rg,,p1f,1: A, fiimluorus .V- Mr, 8 Hr., . .rf Il H ly ' Hv fl'WWVUWi H-Way Shoe Kenneth k. Robbins Tlq, A ,aww-v I . f E' l ' f . ' 4- 1 '. , F-FMDV. ,- 'F V C 5:1r+r..:-,w- .H F 1'f'?5 fLL-uvw'- f Fx- umm vwlwlrw- k' .,Y',-. Z'I.1',,1'J,.' '-,wr+ Al...H.MN I r 1 v ,,,,9!'.n,. 11... Vw Y Ol J Lui I' ln A' -ww' 31.311 wr Vv+1lx ' w : Lxifinf + + Lf .... 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I ju 1? 5 v A q6 '-'- L1 GL. J -ffl . 4 i' 19 1 eq xqv 5.4, N, L M , . , in n- - '-L .. , 9' I 9 K, 1 wiv. .- .Q V - ' H f .1 ' 1 . , - ' f .e 1 , ' I, , ' ' :W g f , ,, 'HA L.. ,, -:,...,.I...1a,Aa . -,,A Q - V Y' . : :Awe N ff., 1 1 N .. ,. x K Y' , F 4 45' f ' H V' L. - 4 . .Q '- J.. i x Yi 5 .49 L. uX 'Pr U 1 li 3,.,,,.........-.-A Ni if E'.?.U.93f w- 1 mm rm 4 w S K 6 J. Cournoyer J. Bachand R. Piercey K. Stockhaus J. Grundstrom A. Courmoyer Coach Wendy C. Abelli B. Whittier Gravison OJ K J T 1 5:Ihu17g Team A di 5, ,g, ,Y f ' vr Z YQ 'Ihll mf' 'L K 6 H .Af nlss to the lliqh Suwul Iacultu M i L L. Smith, J. Jacques. 5 .v fix o 5 W, ,O W l ca, D. Leary, S. Davis, J. Loacn, T. Putnam, H. Heck, J Anderson, L. Towle, Coach Bill Ellis, W. Hicks, f -60' lemhcrs tu: thai: Cuntcihutiuns - L tl H U t h C M y Co h J 1 D H , C. St, C , C. Cnesiles, E. Ro '. J. Johnson, C. Hafffflund. CJCD I F 1 I Jiofograpiy By J, J, Jfgegah 70 - our class photographer - bb Tho ?u2iQ1, led by tri- canwtzxinff C3N3Iff1 Fiwsqrlngwfi, YfGTU3V JOHQQJW ind Yew R0b5i1Q 'ini?VQd with 2 suxcesrjml FPCOTQ of 12-H. The cantninf mnre hmlnod by Q11- ior Liga Denman and sowhmorws CarriQ Muffy, Cafhv Ftev9ns2n and Wclly Ustinovich. The tirls nlayed many clean, O3CLiiHg qnmns. The moat mom- orable was WFOb9b1Y Wromfielf at homw in which tha iirls cQmQ beck from aa '16 pcizn dfwficit H12 Kal? timQ to win by Ono noint. An- othQr hinhligkt of +h0 SQQSOQ was wlayinq thp arch-rival Douzlqs Tigers at fha Clark UnivQrSiiy iymnasium Qwd winninx. The Suzies, low on numbvrs Hut high in dntermination, wQrQ U1ayQd by injuries at thn ond of the season. Put the vivls were tough and UrocQQdQd to District Tournamwmt nlav. 'L' -Minn ' , 2 ,M ,f ..-0 xyx Suttvn Suz' es 647 MAIN ST. SHREWSBURY, MA 845-1234 L M. Cofsky, J. Loacn, D. Carter. g VV I ,, ,. M ,I si C I v age' Expre ssions tell the storyu. L. Simmons, R. Maranoa, C. Conlon, D. Perry, A. Knosla, B. Bergoffen, J. Williams, D. Cofsky, Coach Chris Zagajeski, is A QQ , n iw' C '- g J ' ' . 'A 3 f . 1 ' 'H ' ' 1 N,-,Ng , , - t Q 1 Y E .1 , ff 1 i ' sag. E 'twin' l V 3 3 9, I ' i .. it ' I I . 'A v ' ur 'fl X xxx-4 vit' X 5 N ' ' -1' hi V' -' 1 Q Q 'f 1'.N'7 2 l Wi ,1 .l qv J-- I V K 'vu I' I .f .-....4 . J F u S x Q as I 'f SJUUUES The Sammies began their 1983- 1984 basketball season in mid- December with a tough loss against non-league St. Mary's. But the boys managed to bounce back to beat the Whitinsville Christian School by two. lt was one of the most exciting games of the season, with Mike Cofsky putting up the winning shot with just seconds left in overtime. Although the Sammies ended the season low on wins Cwith a record of Q-133, they weren't low on spirit and determination. Led by captains Dave Perry and Carl Conlon the Sammies found their next win against Bromfield. A few games later they beat arch- rival Douglas Caway from homeb when Dave Perry drove coast-to- coast to put up a winning shot from the foul line. Dave and Carl were helped cut by seniors Arun Khosla, Rich Maranda, and Lee Simmons. Juniors Barry Bergoffen, James Loach and Jon-Gary Williams saw some playing time in addition to Mike and Dave Cofsky. , f f 0 wa Emi M lie ww I 'uefm and Court-R. Iifftflelfi, Y. BI'lfZhF'YI1, X VFYJQQH gm-iffia, f Qidimf crowr12f3- 'ueen Christine, P. 3ob'oine:, C. Richard s Q3 35- 1 i S1 , N. 57 74 he L.Qo x f 171' QQ .341 ',,, 'WWI Y 41 I Q ,,..A hc., .X -S X ' Q , , E .y h 'W U fs N 78 J 1 1 1 511 l 'Q f , f . A 253 I Q A. X T3 g if N . , -2- is ff. 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