Wachusett Regional High School - Wachusett Yearbook (Holden, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1985 volume:

THINK POSITIVELY! If you think you are beaten, you are. If you think that you dare not, you don’t If you’d like to win, but you think you can’ It’s almost certain you won’t. If you think you’ll lose, you’ve lost. For out in the world you’ll find success begins with a fellow’s will. It’s all in the state of mind. If you think you are outclassed, you are. You’ve go to think high to rise. You’ve got to be sure of yourself before you can ever win a prize. Life’s battles don’t always go to the stronger or faster man. But sooner or later, the man who wins, is the man who thinks he can. things we’ve said and done oj nvle s ei iAiew n r 0Wf KT ■ : ;•= o • . - . . ' .Jjt -Vv.- • ; • - . •. • •: ' C 5 : V$ vV Powder Puff football ® runiiuc, Activity P£«J0P . . things we have to come. Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime 3 m m I W: wm and someday we’ll remember. . . ...... . II 15 Superintendent’s Office Message to the Class of 1985: This message is being written following several days spent with Amish friends in Ohio, including a morning’s visit in an Amish one-room school and three days observing a family (three generations worth) prepare for a wedding. The most impressive aspect of the Amish for me was the strong sense of community, the standards set by it, the support given by it, especially in times of need, and the obligation which each family accepts for training each young person in a vocational area and setting him or her up in an occupation or household. What message is there in all of this for us? I think that there is a message which runs counter to the commonly heard “I want to make it on my own.” Possibly this ‘‘making it on one’s own” is a reaction to overprotective or manipulative parents. Sometimes it is necessary, when there is no support coming from family or friends. But how silly it is to confuse the desire to achieve self-sufficiency with knowing it all, to refuse advice and assistance when offered by someone who knows our chosen occupation better than we. The message is: accept advice and assistance with your career and life, and even ask for it. Thousands of successful careers have been moved forward by the person’s having a mentor, a more experienced person in the field, who takes an interest in a hard-working junior, and acts not only as teacher, but as agent to further the junior’s advancement. Yes it is admirable to go it alone, but i t is not necessary in many cases. May I suggest that you consider abandoning some of those macho instincts and looking around for a person of quality and accomplishment so you don’t have to “reinvent the wheel.” Whatever your route, our best wishes follow you along your life’s path. Dr. Edward P. Yaglou Superintendent PETER FARRELLY ASS T SUPERINTENDENT WILLIAM C. JORDEN BUSINESS MANAGER FORREST R. GILMORE, JR. DIR. OF SPECIAL ED. Administration Dear Members of the Class of 1985: I am writing this letter for the first publication deadline of your yearbook which is only one quarter of the way through your senior year at Wachusett. This act reminds me of how transient and ordered most of life really is. And this would seem to be a good thing given the less frequent but tumultous events that can occur in the life of an individual or of a country or even of the world. The common experience of high school — even with all the differences of performance and accomplishments — is very important to all of us. I wouldn’t trade in the memories of my high school years — like yours spent at Wachusett — for anything! Even more than twenty-five years out my memory is often flooded with recollections of friendships and of teachers; of good times with my family and the traumas and tribulations of my adolescence. It was a special time for me and I hope it was a special time for you. As you read this your graduation ceremonies will be close at hand and the future will stretch out for you and your classmates in many directions. It is my hope that Wachusett has had some part in preparing you for what lies ahead and that you will remember those — your family, friends, and teachers — who have had a positive impact on your life. I think of Wachusett as a family and 1 wish for each of you to keep us somewhere in your memory as you pursue whatever goals or ambitions that burn in your hearts. We hope to establish a formal Alumni Association in the near future and I hope you will join. My fervent prayer for each of you is that you will pursue your dreams and no matter what life has to offer you that you will face it with truth, honesty, and love. Keep in touch, Harold M. Lane, Jr. Principal BERNARD TREMBLAY, ASS T PRINCIPAL DR. THOMAS PANDISCIO, ASS T PRINCIPAL 19 NORMAN ANDERSON MATH 9 years . . . U. Mass., Worcester State College . . . Computer Club Advisor. SETTIMIA BALKO FOREIGN LANGUAGE 18 years . . . Russell Sage College. PAUL AUDETTE GUIDANCE DIRECTOR 15 years . . . Holy Cross, Fitchburg State College, U. Mass., Assumption . . . “If you can imagine it, you can do it.” ELIZABETH BARYS HOME ECONOMICS. CHAIR 10 years . . . U. Mass., University of Grenoble, France, Worcester State College . . . ROK Advisor. GEORGE M. AWAD INDUSTRIAL ARTS, CHAIR 15 years . . . Fitchburg State College, Worcester State College . . . “Persistence can replace talent 90% of the time.” JAMES BARYS MATH 14 years . . . Colby College, UCSB, Clark University. ROY K. BAER SCIENCE 20 years . . . Atlantic Union College, University of Colorado, WPI . . . Class Advisor, Ski Club Advisor, Acadia Trip Supervisor . . . “The Educated Man is at Home in Any Society.” LAURA BECKWITH MATH, COMPUTER SCIENCE 14 years . . . Bates College, Clark University . . . “Go with courage, believing that your being is of interest and your doing is of purpose.” 20 DAVID BECKWITH SCIENCE RONALD BIANCHI INDUSTRIAL ARTS NOLA BRANCHE SOCIAL STUDIES 12 years . ... Clark University . . . Model UN Advisor . . . “Be true to the best that’s in you, and be yourself what you would want others to be — tolerant and loving. A little eccentricity is a good thing, too.” THELMA BLOOM MATH, COMPUTER SCIENCE 18 years . . . University of Vermont, Clark University, Worcester State College . . . “Bloom wherever you are planted.” MICHAEL J. BROOKS ENGLISH, FOREIGN LANGUAGE 20 years . . . Clark University, Brown, Bates, Assumption, Worcester State College . . . International Club Advisor . . . “Make the most of the next few years; they’ll be the key to the rest of your life.” RONALD BOUVIER BUSINESS 23 years . . . Assumption College, Worcester State College . . . Former Hockey and Basketball Coach . . . “Wachusett kids are the greatest kids around. That’s no Bull!!” JOHN A. BURKE SOCIAL STUDIES 15 years . . . Worcester State College, Assumption College, Boston College, Colgate University . . . Jr. Class Advisor . . . “A little mischief now and then is relished by the best of men.” CALVIN BRANCHE ENGLISH 14 years . . . Ithaca College, Boston State, Assumption, Anna Maria College . . . Audio-Visual Director, Assistant Model UN Advisor . . . “Good questions precede good answers!” ALICE CALLERY ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY CHARLES CAMPBELL AGRICULTURE LAWRENCE CHEEVER INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1 year . . . Fitchburg State College, Worcester State College. DUANE J. CORRIVEAU SOCIAL STUDIES 21 years . . . Clark University, Northeastern University, U. Mass., Worcester State College . . . Varsity Basketball Coach. ROBERTA CHASE LIBRARY 15 years . . . U. Mass.. Worcester State College, Westfield State College . . . Taping Music, Publicity . . . “If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away.” BETTY CARLSON GUIDANCE SECRETARY 19 years. RALPH J. CAOUETTE ART 2 years . . . School of Worcester Art Museum — Clark University, U. Mass. . . . Art Overtime Advisor, 1987 Advisor, Musicals — Scenery, Yearbook Advisor . . . “We see not with the eye, but with the soul.” LOUIS CORNACHIOLI SOCIAL STUDIES 15 years . . . Fitchburg State College, Assumption College, Worcester State College . . . Close-Up, Student Government Day, Homecoming . . . “Don’t spend the rest of your life watching, join in, get involved, participate — life is exciting and challenging.” i ■ JAMES COVELLO JR. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 13 years . . . Fitchburg State College, Worcester State College . . . Member of AAB-NHS Selection Committee . . . “Never give-up your dream, it may be just around the corner.” JOHN DOMAINGE PHYS. ED. 11 years . . . Springfield College, Worcester State College . . . Director of Athletics. CINDY DAY SPECIAL EDUCATION MELANIE DONEGAN ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY 8 years . . . Worcester State College, Worcester Art Museum . . . W.R.T.A. Drama, Booster Club Ad Campaign . . . “Turn your stumbling blocks into stepping stones.” WENDY DIAMANTOPOULOS SPECIAL EDUCATION 5 years . . . Fitchburg State College, Assumption College . . . 1985 Class Advisor. TIMOTHY ETHIER SOCIAL STUDIES 7 years . . . Worcester State College . . . Girl’s Tennis Coach, Video Yearbook, Voter Registration Drive . . . “Remember that you’re 1 small rung in the wheel of life.” MARY JO DIFONZO BUSINESS BARBARA DUGGAN GUIDANCE SECRETARY Fisher Jr. College, Worcester State College . . . “Anything worth doing is worth doing well.” 23 JEAN FETTERMAN HOME ECONOMICS 7 years . . . Indiana University of Pa., Clark University, . . . 1988 Class Advisor . . . “Go for it!” STEPHEN GRIMO MUSIC 5 years . . . New England Conservatory . . . School Musicals, Jazz Ensemble. HOWARD GROOM GUIDANCE 19 years . . . Atlantic Union College, Worcester State College . . . Advisor . . . “Look to this day — for it is life, the very life of Life.” JOSEPH GENEREUX SCIENCE 20 years . . . R.l. College, Syracuse University, Brown, WPI, Holy Cross . . . “Listen to others but do your thing.” GUSTF G. GILLBERG MATH 22 years . . . Fitchburg State College, Framingham State College . . . Ski Club Advisor. BETTE FAUTEUX ENGLISH 18 years . . . Wheaton College, Worcester State College, O.U.. . . Nantucket Trip Supervisor, England Trip Supervisor. CECILIA GREENE FOREIGN LANGUAGE 6 years . . . SUNY University, Laual University, Assumption College, Harvard . . . Spanish Honor Society Advisor . . . “jSea Feliz! (Be Happy!)” R. MICHAEL HARMAN FOREIGN LANGUAGE 1 year . . . Denison University, University of Paris, Middlebury College . . . International Club Advisor . . . “Excelsior.” 24 LEE ANN HEDBERG ENGLISH 7 years . . . University of Connecticut, Worcester State College . . . Theater. RONALD W. HOPPER MATH 21 years . . . U. Mass., Worcester State College, Clark University . . . “Expect to find some good in everything and you will not be disappointed.” JAMES HEDLUND ENGLISH 10 years . . . Fitchburg State College, Clark University . . . Echo Advisor . . . “Ask another question.” ROSE V. HOUMERE BUSINESS 20 years . . . The Washington School for Secretaries, Seton Hall University, Assumption College . . . Advisor for OF . . . “It is not alone what we do, but also what we do not do for which we are accountable.” ROBERT HEDLUND COMPUTER SCIENCE HARRIET ISRAEL SPECIAL EDUCATION 1 year . . . Smith College, Assumption College. GLEN A. HERSEY ENGLISH 17 years . . . Tufts University, Cape Cod Community College, U. Mass. . . . “Beware of all enterprises that require new clothes, and not rather a new wearer of clothes.” LAWRENCE JAQUITH SOCIAL STUDIES 10 years . . . Harvard University, U. Mass. . . . Girls Cross Country and Track Coach. 25 EVE MARIE KUBICA FOREIGN LANGUAGE 1 year. SANDRA NELSON SOCIAL STUDIES (Sabatical) JACKIE DAVIDSON SPECIAL EDUCATION (On Leave) HARRY LENGAS SOCIAL STUDIES 27 years . . . Northeastern University, Smith College, University of N.H., Worcester State College. DENNIS W. LANC1AN1 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 22 years . . . Fitchburg State College . . . Coached: Football, Basketball, and Golf, Blood Drives . . . “Say ‘no’ at the right time.” HAROLD M. LANE, JR. PRINCIPAL 15 years . . . U. Mass., Clark University, Worcester State College, Fitchburg State College. PATRICIA LAKSO ENGLISH 11 years . . . Fitchburg State College . . . Class Advisor ’86 . . . . . let ' s be careful out there.” EDWARD LEONARD ENGLISH 27 SCOTT LJUNGBERG SOCIAL STUDIES CATHERINE MAYNARD SCIENCE 16 years . . . Anna Maria College, Worcester State College . . . Academic Advisory Board, National Honor Society Committee . . . “Be happy!” CLAIRE MADELLE PHYS. ED. 13 years . . . Bridewater State College, Anna Maria College . . . Football Cheerleading and Gymnastics Coach, 1984 Class Advisor. CHRISTIE MAYO ENGLISH 15 years . . . Clark University, Assumption College, Pomona College, Fitchburg State College . . . “Dream and make your dreams come true.” KENNETH MAMMONE ENGLISH 16 years . . . “The greatest sins are picking wildflowers and threatening children.” CARMELA McCURDY MATH 14 years . . . Eastern Nazarene College, Clark University, Worcester State College . . . “Whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable, — if anything is excellent or praiseworthy — think about these things.” RICHARD LEWIS PHYS. ED. RONALD MARGOLIS BUSINESS 18 years . . . Suffolk University, Anna Maria College . . . DECA Advisor, Driver Education Coordinator . . . “Always be yourself.” 5 years . . . U. Mass., Worcester State College, Football Coach, “Think Big and Deeds will grow, Think Small and you’ll fall behind, Think that you can and you will. It’s all in a state of mind.” JANE McTIGUE ENGLISH 15 years . . . Worcester State College . . . 1986 Class Advisor . . . “What is past is prologue.” GARY MITCHELL GUIDANCE 9 years . . . Fitchburg State College, Northeastern University, Anna Maria College . . . 1988 Class Advisor, ‘Buddy’ Program Advisor . . . “Never is a long, long time.” PAULA MIELINSKI BUSINESS 1 year . . . Salter School of Business, Worcester State College . . . 500 Club, Booster Club . . . “Failure is not falling down — it’s staying down.” ROBERT F. MILES, JR. ENGLISH, CHAIR 10 years . . . Wesleyan University, Clark University . . . Sailing Club Advisor, NHS Advisor . . . “Training is everything. The peach was once a bitter almond; cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a college education.” THOMAS MOORE ENGLISH 10 years . . . Clark University, Northeastern University . . Rhubarb Pie Advisor. NORMAN G. MILLS SCIENCE, CHAIR 30 years . . . Northeastern University, Boston University . . . Science Seminar Advisor, Science Fairs — Local, Regional, State . . . “Every job is a self-portrait of the person who did it. Autograph your work with excellence.” ROBERT MOREY ART “Do it!” CAROLE MONGEON MONITOR GEORGE A. MORIN, JR. MATH, CHAIR 23 years . . . U. Mass., Worcester State College, Holy Cross . . . Track Coach (61-68), NHS, Various Committee Work . . . “Make the most of every opportunity — whatever you do give your best — Be yourself.” BEVERLY MYERS SPECIAL EDUCATION, CHAIR 19 years . . . Fitchburg State College, Assumption College . . . Teach CPR and First Aid in Get Smart Program . . . “Sail on to the end of your dream.” PATRICIA MORRIS BIOLOGY 16 years . . . Anna Maria College, Worcester State College. PHILIP O’CONNOR INDUSTRIAL ARTS 18 years . . . Wentworth Inst., Salem State College, Framingham State College, Fitchburg State College . . . WRTA (Vice President). ROBERT MORRIS GUIDANCE 9 years . . . Anna Maria College. NANCY MRZYGLOD FOREIGN LANGUAGE 11 years . . . Anna Maria College, Worcester State College . . . 1985 Advisor, Yearbook Advisor . . . “The difficulty in life is the choice.” JOHN O’ROURKE GUIDANCE BETTE OSBORN SPECIAL EDUCATION 1 year. . . Worcester State College. Anna Maria College, Quinsigamund Community College. 30 ELAINE REMIE FOREIGN LANGUAGE 16 years . . . Elms College, Assumption College . . . “Ce n’est pas assez d’avior I’esprit bon, mais le principal est de l ' appliquer bien.” LINDA SALMONSEN SCHOOL NURSE 9 years . . . Saint Vincent School of Nursing, Anna Maria College, (Presently in Master’s of Nursing Degree Program.) JOSEPH REYNOLDS ENGLISH, FOREIGN LANGUAGE 16 years ... St. Anselm College . . . Trip to Rome Supervisor . . . “Lectio divina.” MARGARET SHELDRICK MATH 17 years . . . Colby College, University of Stockholm, Clark University. BARBARA M. ROWELL GUIDANCE 26 years . . . Bates College, Clark University, Assumption College, Boston University . . . 1985 Advisor, Co-Chairperson to the Blood Drive . . . ‘‘Hold fast to dreams.” DEBBIE SMITH ENGLISH 10 years . . . Colby College, Breadloaf School, Fitchburg State College. SUSANNE RUBENSTEIN ENGLISH 9 years . . . Tufts University . . . 1988 Advisor, Academic Advisory Board, NHS Committee, Rhubarb Pie. NORMA SMITH SECRETARY 32 TOBY SNELSON PHYS. ED. 22 years . . . Springfield College, Boston University . . . Rock Climbing Club, Ski Club, Bike Club . .. “The greatest pleasure is in accomplishing something others thought impossible!” RONALD SPAKAUSKAS SCIENCE ARLENE SWIRSKY VOLUNTEER CO-ORDINATOR .. .University of Bridgeport. . . “Go for it!” DANIEL TARKIAINEN MATH 16 years . . . University of Connecticut, Worcester State College, Worcester Polytechnical Institute . . . 1988 Advisor . . . “There is no royal road to Geometry.” PAMELA A. STUBBE ENGLISH 15 years . . . Clark University, Assumption College . . . 1986 Advisor . . . “When the king is singleton, play the ace.” DAVID R. TARKIAINEN SOCIAL STUDIES, CHAIR 23 years . . . Worcester State College, Assumption College, Boston University, University of Helsinki, Finland . .. Former Baseball and Ice Hockey Assistant Coach. RICHARD SWANSON PHYS. ED. JOANN THOMPSON BUSINESS 12 years . . . Rust College — Holly Springs, Mississippi, Worcester State College . . . Co-Chairperson of OEA . . . “once a task is begun, never leave it ’til it’s done — be it large or be it small, do it well or not at all.” 33 BERNARD H. TREMBLY ASS T PRINCIPAL 9 years . . . Holy Cross, Clark University, Boston College, Boston University . . . “Opportunity is: What the strong person makes for himself or herself — What the industrious person asks for — What the lazy person dreams about — What the weak person wants for — What the wise person sees and makes the most of.” FREDERICK WARREN AGRICULTURE 28 years . . . University of Connecticut, Worcester State College . . . Boy’s Cross Country and Spring Track Coach . . . “Don’t settle for being ‘as good’ as your peers — set a goal and work to achieve it.” ROBERT TRIKAKIS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Picture Not Available PETER WEISS SCIENCE DR. EVANS TSOULES SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST CHARLEEN WILCOX ART, CHAIR 12 years . . . Plymouth State College, Assumption College, Craft Center of Worcester . . . Ski Club Advisor. JEAN WILLIAMS ENGLISH ZARINA VELJI HOME ECONOMICS 11 years . . . Bristol University, England, U. Mass. . . . FHAClub Advisor 34 MARIANNE WOJCICKI PHYS. ED. 6 years . . . Cortland State, Springfield College . . . “Treat each day as if it’s an adventure and ENJOY!” f BARBRA WRESCHINSKY SOCIAL STUDIES 7 years . . . Worcester State College . . . 1987 Advisor. GEORGE YONKER MATH 28 years . . . U. Mass., Worcester State College, Clark University . . . “TSNDBZM!” JEFFERY C. LARSON MATH 1 year . . . U. Mass., Worcester State College . . . Director Central Mass. Student Council. . . “If it’s to be, It’s up to me!” The Italian Connection? 35 “Would you trust this man?” “I love girls” “Hold on Mr. Snelson — “You guys are gonna love this!” “Hey we’re on — smile.” we’ll get a ladder.” 38 “How about getting this kid today.” “The senior class did what?” 39 40 Well, the way I see it. . 42 CHRIS M. ADAMS 22 Putnam Lane Holden Kiddo, Mr. Bone, Brentwood Drive, Party at your house, Life is a waste of time, time is a waste of life so get wasted and have a time of your life. Old Orchard Beach 8 14 84 outa here!!! JEFFREY T. ADAMS 116 Mark Bradford Drive Holden Men in White Sweaters . . . Ace . . . Paco . . . voices ... To the Moon . . . Mickey Mouse . . . Pero . . . Me gusta esquiar . . . Never mind . . . That’s scary . . . Rock Lobster . . . Slamming . . . Communism . . . Your Mother lied . . . Piece . . . No Nukes . . . GBA . . . Steph Ma and Pa . . . Say Goodbye. KIM ANN ASMUS 153 Worcester Road Princeton Friendship defies age and ignores distance. It weathers the hard times and shares the good . . . H.C. . . . K3.. . Kosher . . . A.O.F. . . . Where’s the party? . . . ILY M.E.K. . . . B.O.F.J.A.K.M.LM . . . H. Jo’s . . . Skiing . . . It’s been real. . . ILY Mom and Dad. TRACY ABERMAN 93 Campground Road Sterling “Laughter is the key to life” . . . Hi, Hi, Luv . . . Don’t pick on my laugh! . . . S.C.. . . You’re cuter ... to all my friends, ILY and INY . . . ECHO . . . E.T. . . . Babes In Arms . . . GREASE . . . Diana, Je t’aime . . . Paris ’84 . . . ILY M and D and T . . . Bye, Bye, Bye . . . DENISE MARIE ABRUZZISE 9 Cheryl Ann Drive Rutland Spring appears and we are once more children . . . Dee . . . Dude!. . . Europe 85 . . . Florida . . . Robbie . . . Skiing . . . pizza . . . Paris . . . Ariel . . . Chris . . . Newport. . . Lynnie . . . Embry-Riddle . . . snow . . . Chip . . . Buckwheat’s dead . . . Thanks to Donegans! DIANA IRENE ALTY 40 Holden Road Sterling Jan, Dar (t t), John (L M A), Ivanisin, Jake, Sue, Jeffie ( 7th Longden), Linda, Kate, All you “guys”: I love you all! Thanks Mom! Bersaaani! C. Club (Ern, Packy)! “Follow your dreams wherever they lead you!” KERRY LEIGH ARNETT 64 Birchwood Drive Holden Friends . . . ILY Kath . . . Deb Weinly . . . P.G.’s . . . Pididdle! . . . KCK . . . E.T. — WIAB . . . K. . . . Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . The Boss . . . “Glory Days” . . . D . . . Fla. ’84 — Feelin’ Groovy . . . McKenna’s . . . Summer ’84 B.W. . . . WHB . . . ILY mom and dad . . . Netski? . . . There’s So Much Time to Make Up Everywhere You Turn . . . C.S.N. .. . Se Ya! LORI-ANN AGUIAR 97 Mark Bradford Drive Holden Be yourself, nobody can tell you you’re doing it wrong . . . Luv ya KISABT.B.K.LMSSMJ . . . Here today, gone tomorrow ... I love you, Bill . . . Thanx, Love Dad, Mom and Jeff. 44 DREW ASTOLFI 5 Jefferson Drive Paxton “Where is the Power the that Preserves?” . . . Life free and or die . . . the 4th dimension to the 8th . . . i European tour . . . Stray cats I ,and II... D and D . . . Question, no. Ignore, no . . . .destroy authority! . . . M.U.N., NY, Ny . . . Kallisti. . . Anarchy for the U.K., U.S.A. ... Illuminatus, Die. i MARCIA ANNE BATURA | 130 Newell Hill Road Sterling “Friends are forever” K.C. ’84. Kiddo, Marfa, Tina, I i couldn’t have done it without ! you guys!. . . Love you Mom, Dad, Kim, Kary, Kevin, John, Scooter. I miss you Mike! I Love you Sis. Conventino, Ag. 4. JENNIFER BAUMAN 53 Wilder Road Sterling Wachusett. . . Where’s the Dungeon? . . .Fastimes . . . PhiIosophy? %-.? Amy . . . Getting enough sleep? . . . nevermind . . . Pink Cadillac . . . Glen . . . Will you ever stop scratching the surface? . . . Had a dream . . . Let’s parle . . . Save the deer . . . BF — Gail. . . Miss you . . . -Aurevoir Everyone- ROBERT BRUCE BARTHELMES JR. 29 Slipper Hill Lane Holden Thanks for the good times . . . Lynn, Kathy, B.J. . . . Carolyn — You make everything special — Homecoming, Jr. Prom, The Cape, Love! West — Where would I be without you! When you have a dream, don’t let anything dim it. . . CHRISTINE MARIE AULENBACK 5 Oakridge Drive Rutland If you see someone without a smile, give him one of yours.; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society; Spain ’83, England ’84; Friends always — EWARKHLCJA; General Hospital; Nova Scotia; Thanx Mom and Dad. MARGARET ELIZABETH BARRETT 75 Winfield Road Holden “It’s only when we follow our dreams that we can discover the magic within ourselves” . . . Muffy and Pookie . . . Summer 83 . . . AFSS . . . crutches . . . “Grit” . . . Bloomies . . . Olin . . . Cape Cod ... All State ’84 . . . Jules . . . Ottowa . . . Europe . . . Thanks Betty, Dave and Sooty. MICHELLE ANNE BATURA 130 Newell Hill Road Sterling “The road not taken, you must take.” Ag. 1-4, FFA . . . Wendy, Spot, Rover . . . couldn’t have done it without you Kim! . . . Kiddo. Love you Mom and Dad and Sis. K.C. ’84, Conventions. Summer ’84 with Kim! FRANCINE LYNN BATES 502 Wachusett Street Holden “Life is like a mirror reflecting what you do, And if you face it with a smile, It smiles right back at you.” . . . Took long enough, huh Gitte? . . . G and K . . . Apt 1, 2, 3 . . . Say What? . . . H.T.T.O.F. . . . 2 20 82 . . . Can anyone hear us?...6 16 84 . . . Wednesdays . . . 7 18 84 . . . Up on the hill . . . Greg, I.S.Y. . . . Winni. . . Love ya, Mom! . . . Thanks G and G. CHRISTOPHER ALLAN BENSON 287 Chapel Benson Holden “In order to cross the bridge to success, you must first build it.” Hunting and fishing — N.Y., Vmt., Ma., Benny and Higgs, G,M,E,F,C,L,S,RxR„T,H,J — Turbo Blazer, Birds, Dave, Quinnie, R+D+F’s, CDMASC, Amberjack, BW 13.5, Stratton, Let’s ski, bbb, sd, SFMC, Only in a Jeep, ILY M.L., M, G+G+G+G, Dad, Amy, atnamutm, MOM. CHARLOTTE BEDET 115 Clinton Road Sterling It doesn’t make any sense, but I love it just the same . . . True Art is a compulsion, relentess and insatiable . . . Years of Aries’ Cat. . . After 786.2356 hours spent on a school bus.. . There’s college. ANN-MARIE BESSETT 167 Meadow Wood Drive Holden Great times with Great friends: Tracy, Crisse “huh?”, Gina, Kim, Debi, Kath, je t’aimerai toujours, WE, skiing, NHS, “stood up too fast,” “pull the plug,” C’s parties in the rain; Camp ’82-’84, SDJMLDLMJ “. . . sooo tired” ILY Mom, Dad, Alicia, Rob. CRISTINA BISHOP 76 Birch wood Drive Holden BISH, “wait. . Pull the Plug! f.b. cheering, gymnastics, NHS, SC, Pie 84, Y . . . Lift your face to the sun and enjoy it . . . Cape windsurfing, Ski Bums, Annie, BoBina, C, MKC, Triana, Lauie Kath Kerr, BD w Katie, I love you Dad, Mom, Cami. JAMES MICHAEL BEDARD 10 Burtenmar Circle Paxton “ARE you experienced!!” Fenders guitars and amps. Glenn, “I made it!” James Micarshall Hendrix . . . “The song remains the same.” . . . J.T.D.G.P. see ya!. . . “I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon.” . . . Pink Floyd. “We don’t need no education.” MARY-ANN MARQUERITE BERNARD 38 Keep Avenue Paxton Music Council.. . J.C.R., “Penquin,” Music dept, concerts, football games, Homecoming, Jr. Prom . . . “Don’t let yesterday use up too much of today.” . . . “The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed.” LISA BERTHOLET 58 South Road Holden “Can’t slow down, have to keep movin’ on!” . . . Karl. . . good friends . . . great memories . . . “The Best of Times” . . . Mom and Dad . . . don’t let go of your dreams until they come true. JANIS MARIE BERKA 14 Walbridge Road Paxton Mafia Lives . .. Nermal... Ban, Eevon, Niffy, Stephen, PNFTB . . . MUSIC . . . Wind Ensemble 2-3-4 .. . Clarinet . . . piano . . . Youth of America — Europe 83 . . . Toronto . . . Ottawa ... Summer band .. . Spanish Honor Society . . . Fire Island .. . MDKCP . . . “Simple solutions seldom are.” 46 .EE ANN BLUEMEL STEVEN T. BISHOP 402 Bullard Street Holden Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, “84” Friend s ... Bobby, Bryan, Eric, Tim ... BROTHERS . . . New Year’s 82-83 . . . (BUDCANS) . .. Fri and Sat. Nights . . . Showers . . . Dirty Knees . . . Paige . . . Thanks All — Without you I couldn’t have done it. (D.F.)... Be what you are not what others wish you to be!. . . Love Ya Mom and Dad PEPE. DEBORAH JEAN BOOTH 15 Bean Road Sterling Love is unexpected, ILY Gott 2 18 84 . . . carnations . .. OCR . . . Right on Tina! . . . Cabin BF . . . Mel and Tina . . . Keggers . . . BJJJMKJCJJ . . . hmrm with Jude . . . snowstorms . . . the bug . . . heb’s woods . . . Thanks to 10 Armington Lane Tolden ‘Do any human beings ever realize ife while they live it?” . . . Thanx tris . . . “The clearest way into the Jniverse is through a forest vilderness.” . . . 1967-1985? . . . fOur problems are man-made, herefore they can be solved by nan .. DEBRA LUCILLE BLAIR 129 Beechwood Road Holden Mafia Lives, Eevon, Niffy, Banis, Pookie, NFTB, Wind Ensemble, Ottawa, NERMAL, Tennis, District Champs, O.H., IVAN, N. Conway, JYEKBAJLLB, Moo, A-Team, on the jazz, over my head, GAVNO, NHS, My reality does not exist, Thanks MDT and G. family . . . Melissa what? . . . Make it real. CHRISTOPHER BARRY BOGDAN 6 Jefferson Drive Paxton Good Times, London 84, Let’s get “knocked,” Tang, “Don’t look at me like that,” The best of times. Thanks to: S.C. B.G. M.H. G.M. D.S. M.L. C.O. “The choice is ours to make, realize your fantasy you live the dream.” EMMA K ATE BLYDENBURGH 319 Ball Hill Road Princeton “Peel off my napkin O my enemy — do I terrify?” “Butterfly” J. etc. Y. une communiste? cynical platitudes. CBCKDC — and other initials — Rhubarb Pie To bigger and better things. “Everybody’s a dreamer, everybody’s a star...” MICHAEL EDWARD BOULAY Birchwood Road Rutland BLUE BLUR . . . PP . . . H!. . . Boo, Edwardo, S.A.L. . . . PARIS BLOCK PARTY . . . “Vachement Bidets” . . . “Ain’t nothin’ but a Party” . . . Jorge . . . Shud . . . Lake . . . Friday Nites . . . Hoops . . . RB, SS, TW, CH, WM, FS, SL, DB, PN, LL, TA;. . . CHIVALRY. MATTHEW BRALEY 100 Pleasent Street Paxton FLOYD — ‘Got to keep the lunies on the path” L. Gone ya — cat ch you on the dark side — Monte Carlo — Just keep running out of head room — out of here. 47 DAVID BRENNAN 14 Birch Drive Sterling DIANA LYNNE BRATT 31 Laurel Hill Lane Holden “Shower the people you love with love” . . . WRHS! G.P.C.! Special moments special friends . . . “Lady Di,” “Bratsk,” SC 1-3, S.A.D.D. — always, NHS, Gymnast 1-4, Cheering 2-4, Softball 1 and 2, BIA, Hey Ugly! Gummywear, secret crushes, TG for friends! Je t’aimerai toujours! ILY Mom, Dad, Cheryl, and Sandra... LISA ANN BUCKLEY 43 Montana Drive Holden Phil. 4:13 .. . Anita Jo . . . GUYS!! . . . good friends . . . TLSABJ ... Big Sis .. . L.I.F.E. . . . Petra . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. JENNIFER REED BRETT 41 Bullard Street Holden . . . Betty to lingerie . . . JenlfEr . . . Cruises . . . “Family” . . . ECHO paste-up, NY, affairs . . . TorOtt. . . OklaCharMat. . . WEJazz . . . everything, Scottly . . . Kucka, combo! . . . JHMrGlockBryMachooRox- Fred ... be careful of what you want — you may get it. . . DEBORAH J. BRIM E. Princeton Road Princeton Don’t study the past, Study the future . . . Roll-on 84 . . . Steven C . . . Rick H . . . against all odds . . . Time after Time . . . Purple Rain . . . Sandy C . . . Linda H . . . Brian B ... To know me is to love me . . . Gary T . . . Thanks Mom and Dad JON BRENNAN 14 Birch Drive Sterling FLOYDISM; WISH YOU WERE YOU; V.P., C.S.N. “84” If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with; All nighters, No we’re identical strangers; I’m as free as a bird now. See Ya! SCOTT HAROLD BRENNER Woodridge Road Holden ‘Buy Low, Sell High” ... 4 and 7 Pitch . . . Making two on Johnny Deuce . . . E.J. concert ’84 . . . CM PK ML SD DB DB. .. Smack Time . . . HI . . . thanx Mom-Dad-Mom. 48 ' ALE R. BURNHAM 9 Saint Mary’s Drive efferson . .Someday I’ll have a orsche . . . Michelle-ich liebe JV ich, Doritos — I’m hungry!!, iel loons, “Deal me a slice, IP IFF!!,” The Castle, M’name i chubby!, ELTON JOHN - m, :ARS - J.T., sailing, skiing, jockey . . . LATER . . . YMBERLEE R. CAREY 1 Redemption Rock Trail Sterling -ove understands and herefore waits — Craig . . . Jonel. . . Dance Forever . . . Dink . . . ballet... St. John’s how . . . Three Muskateers — izz, Lin, Kym ... Jr. Prom .. Matchu!. . . Onset — A iggie Debs . . . J.B.!... All ny love — Mom, Dad . . . California Here 1 Come! BETH CARLSON 138 Meadow Wood Drive Holden I’ll never lose sight that just being is fun. . . . Ivory . . . Glenn and Ms. D. . . . Follow your socks to the Hunter’s house ... A year Nueve! . . . Stack ’em high, watch ’em fly . . . ILY: Aime and Dot, Danielle, Sister Sue, Mikel and Beth . . . Mr. and Mrs. RGC. JUDITH CADEMARTORI 4 Crocker Hill Drive Paxton Mom, Dad, Tricia, Joellen — Thanks! Parties with Melanie, Joanne, Beany, Jody, Jennifer, Debby, Tina, and Melissa. Kinney’s House thanks Stephen! N.J. “66-81,” N.H. “84,” VT. “84” COLORADO, “1985,” love ya’ Melanie, CONGRATULATIONS!! DANNY THOMAS CAHILL 10 Glen wood Road Rutland “People know not what others see” — Dud — H.A.L.S. — Maggot — J.L.M.A.L. Lakewood SR. H.S. — “Success is that old ABC: Ability, Breaks, and Courage.” JULIEANNE CARLSON 77 Stoneleigh Road Holden C.S.P., “T,” Deb, Alyse, Muff, T.H.C.P.Y.T.O.O.B., Frenchy, Jennifer, Billie Jean . . . Don’t cry unless you’re happy, Don’t smile unless you’re blue . . . wwwhattawhatta, East of Eden . . . Let’s pretend we’re married . . . I.L.A.M.Y. Glenn . . . Princess. GLENN WILIAM CAIN 32 Parker Avenue Holden “Jammin’ Wizard” — Paris ’85 — “Don’t mess” — Thanks T.P. JILL CARLSON 7 Larchwood Road Paxton “I used to get lost among the shuffle, now I shuffle among the lost.” “outback,” Karen, Bean, Spacey, Rusty Trailrides, first BUT . . . CAPE Deb, (J.T. 83, 84), GUYS, PARTIES! LYTDCBMJKDMBD, CSNY Dead Shows, “Cubes, what a concept!”, What a long strange trip . . . THOMAS J. CASEY 233 Reservoir Street Holden SHARON BETH CARLSON 420 Bullard Street Holden Salem Sr. High . . . Puppet People . . . AMP . . . PAMP . . . CHIC ’84 . . . Moody Beach . . . Pilgrim Pines . . . Boston! . . . NHS . . . Thanks Steff, Linda, Denny . . . M,S,D,G,N,S,P,M,. . . Serially now, Jenn!. . . L,A,H,J,L,L,J,K,S,B,A . . . Thanks Mom and Dad ... I love you! Thanks Mom and Dad for Paris ’84 and ’85 . . . T.T. . . . Wind Ensemble . . . Deep Purple . . . Led Zeppelin . . . Tantara . . . Ian Paice . . . Bonzo . . . GEOFFREY DAVID CHASE 208 Worcester Road Princeton KAREN JEAN CARLSON 22 Woodside Drive Sterling B-Ball, S-Ball, Skiing . . . HEY KIDS!!. . . WHAT? . . . Micky Mouse . . . York 83, with ESB and K . . . Bruce 9 4 84 with Steve . . . BELKKSDBBA . . . Good Friends . . . I’ll get by with a little help from my friends . . . Thanx S,M,L, and K . . . HWTH . . . Good Luck . . . ILY MD and J. BRIAN GRIFFITHS CATINO 1546 Wachusett Street Holden Stanley, Big Guy . . . Beef, J, Animac, Gumby, Dodger, Willie. Cruising in the Corolla, Goodhiles. If your goal is to succeed in life, work hard at it until you do. D.E. 1, 2, 3, Auto — 1, Thanx Mom and Dad. Live life to the fullest, do everything once . . . Andrew, Dave, Scott: Jeff S.: Gina, Scott P.T.P.. . . Canoeing ’84 . . . BLAB . . . Brain Surgeon . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, STATE CHAMPS . . . Gymnastics . . . Impala . . . Forever yours Lori . . . Disces ... not the officer . . . They said it couldn’t be done — 21 — 0 — 1. SUSAN LOUISE CARLSON 68 Stoneleigh Road Holden “Life is worth living if taken only one day at a time.” . . . beginnings . . . friends . . . Shannon, Beth, Lori, Tina, Lisa, Muff, Pookie, DTJCWDJC . . . music — Ottawa 1984 . .. love and thanx — Mom, Dad, Dave, Al, Momo . . . InfT . . . Chris. KRISTINE JOY CHEE THAM 69 Dorothy Avenue Holden Where there’s appreciation there’s happiness ... Acadia ’84, Chris, talks on the rocks, “T”, Spring Track . . . Donna, Que pasa£ What’s up?, Canoeing, WN,. . . Lynn . . . DARLEEN F. CHARLAND 1691 Main Street Jefferson Jan, Di (TIT), Jeffie, John, Kate, Jake, Sue, and so many others — I luv you!. . . “Mickey D’s” . . . le francais . .. Mum ... Boston and Newport. . . Todd, Bob and Joe (you Nasty Republicans!) .. . “Living like there’s no tomorrow means loving all you can today.” i 50 AMY PAMELA CHIN 4 Monticello Drive Paxton Chink weed II. . . 1969 . . . Seger’s Old Time Rock and Roll. . . Tommy Covenant and the Unbelievers . . . Cars . . . Bowie . . . “yeah, better than a Subaru” . . . lions and tigers and gummi bears oh my! . . . Thanks JM, DB, KC, MR, LO, CB, CE, ETC ... Be happy JB!.. . gummi wear . . . MAAAAH! Nl, MA, PA, BUB, LC. DITTE CLASE 179 Brattle Street Holden 85, SNICKERS, TRICK OR TREAT, it bate me!, He’s goodlooking . . . oh, what’s homecoming . . .!?! Friendly’s, Van Hoven, Babes in Arms, BH! WOHOH!, Thanks Mamma and Far!, Thanks everybody at WRHS you are wonderful! Mina tankar kommer alltid att vara hos er! LIBRARY jrACHUSETf REGIONAL FUGS S€JLO0l HQLD tn. MASSACHUSKHS GARY P. CLARK 138 South Main Street Holden Smile and the world smiles with you! Right girls? . . . VH . . . s.f.w.m!. . . well alright! . . . Marshfield “83” and “84” . . . Lincoln Party Boat. . . Hang on Snoopy . . . Saturday nights! . . . J.P,T.M,M.D,P.P, 7thP . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. DONALD F. CLARK 88 Clinton Road Sterling Mom ‘n’ Dad, Jeanne, Judy, Linda, Lisa, Beth, Jeff, Beef, Brian, Chip, Mark, Chris, Cathy, Pam (ILY). .. “Animal” ... “I can’t drive 55” “Whatever your dreams may be, I hope they all come true.” SHERI LYN CONNER 321 Hubbardston Road Princeton 16 surprise . . . tempus fugit ... love Nana . . . RB84 . .. WBA84 . . . PSU . . . Fritzt UM-dance-Pan Tree . . . PL-DJ . . . RF-Mark .. . Andy, J-T, EP, BW, M-D Thanx . . . CC . .. NYCITF ... CF-TS ... “A” .. . Softball 83-4 . . . “The heart has reasons which reason knows nothing of.” BRUCE TIMOTHY CODERRE 194 Maple Avenue Rutland Class of “85” 1 SANDY + Debbie Tracy C I love ya! Petra The Rez Band “SLATUASS” 69 Camaro Sorry No Phone. LISA JENNIFER CHIN 4 Monticello Drive Paxton “No, it’s not an apple, cherry or a pumpkin!” CHINKWEED . . . WASH “82” . . . Lynn . . . Amy!?!. . . Seger . . . Cars . . . “Tommy Covenant and the Unbelievers” . . . Black Dog . . . “Let the good times roll . . .” ERB 9 18 84. . . BLACK LEATHER. . . MAAAH! MA, PA, NI, BOB, CO, MZ, MW . .. BYE! MARK J. CLOCKEDILE 31 Sudmi Road Paxton JANICE MARIE CROPLEY Miles Road Rutland Di, Darlene (T T), John and Jeff (one last punch!) . . . Sue, Linda, Jen, Chris, Jeff, Judy . . . “Yeah, by the locker!” . . . Deb, Suzanne, Jay, Jen, A.J. . . . Thanks Mom and Dad! I Love You All!!! KATHRYN D. CRANFORD 369 Quinapoxet Street Jefferson Sing Your Praise . . . Brahms . . . CC . . . WS . . . CDHQ . . . Thanks GR and BW . . . I. Corinthians 13 ... El Shaddai . . . Windsong . . . ILY Mom, Dad, Rick, Mich, Pam, Jim, Don ... 12 years Amy! ... Dr. Cranny . . . Oceanwood . . . Providence . . . “God be with you till we meet again . . .” CHRISTOPHER L. CURTIS 325 Main Street Holden Live on the edge. JENNIFER MARY CONNOLLY 310 Salibury Street Holden ILY BETH, buddies forever . . . Andy (ice cream). . . Grateful Dead . . . Aoxomoxoa . . . Orange sunshine . . . SARATOGA . . .Too much of everything is just enough . . . Hampton ’84 . . . Mustangs . . . TURQUOIS ... 4 wheeling . . . laughter . . . cabin — (P.F.J.V.). . . Concessions . . . ONH . . . Concerts . . . DeaDHEADS ARISE. SANDRA ANN CZAJKOWSKI 27 Keep Avenue Paxton We are the future . . . And no one can stop us . . . L.S. Nantuckett ’83 . . . Roland Rainey True Love begins when nothing is expected in return . . . Holidai. . . Ferg . . . DB . . . DD . . . R.C. Silverball. . . GQ . . . Rotary Runn ... I look up to the world. TRACEY LEE COONEY 55 Streeter Road Paxton So we cheated and we lied and we trusted and we never failed to fail. . . Dead Shows: Cubes, Circles, What a Concept! . . . Jill trailrides; summers, parties, guys . . . Peace, Love and Music; MM.ML.RS. the loft. Bye MARY-KATE CONWAY 90 Mirick Road Princeton I rely on imagination and I dream of an imaginary time . . . Gymnastics 1-4, Capt., Football cheering, NHS . . . “MKTLHCHCKKC, Cindy” . . . outa control 3 24 84 . . . Cape Cod and N.H. summers . . . CB, JMS, Tom, Lau, Bish, Di, Nik, Em, Shew, cousin Mary — Thanx! . . . Tender Years Glory Days . . . ILYM,D,C,S . . . “What’ll I wear tomorrow??” . . . and the crystal visions sparkled for eternity . . .” JESSICA ANN COPPOLINO River Road Rutland To every sunrise there is a dream, to every sunset there is a memory . . . FFLBWCG . . . Thank you both of my families — I love you. Thanks to everyone at WRHS — you’re all great! 52 DOONA LOUISE DAIGNEAU 40 Nelson Street Holden “I only want to see you laughing in the purple rain.” . . . Missy . . . Lisa . . . Dave . . . Vinny . . . Mustang . . . Duran 2 . . . Vick R. . . . Summer ’84 . . . F.B.C. Cheerleading . . . Chorus 4 yrs. . . . Oceanwood . . . Yankeeland . . . Maine . . . J.T. . . . Led Zeppelin . . . Journey . . . Thanks Mom and Dad 1 love you. SHERRY CHRISTINA DAY 82 Rowley Hill Road Sterling “Live long enough to love” . . . gym. 1, 2, 3, mt’neer 4, yearbook, N.Y., Fri. nites w Fab., Em, Leah, Lau, Kate, Bish, Di, Lisa, Kim, Dave, Jeff, Jelly, Marc, Chris’, Gil, Mike . . . I Love You All! SUZAN ANN CZAJKOWSKI 27 Keep Avenue Paxton If the windows of perception were cleansed, man would see everything as it is — infinite . . . Jake, Di, Jeffie, (tickle, tickle) 7th Longden . . . T T . . . Kate, MGF . . . Ivan . . . Steve . . . Sonya, Kelly, Chris, L,S,K, Susie . . . McFerg . . . Kathy . . . ILYMS. JENNIFER LEE D’AMICO 50 Highland Street Holden “No one feels another’s grief, no one understands another’s joy. People imagine they can reach each other” . . . Jenn if er . . . music . . . Wait up! . . . But Why? . . . Jim, double . . . Julie . . . Chris . . . ECHO . . . David, five cents . . . TracEy . . . Thanks, Lee and A1 . . . ILYJZ and J. Van Halen . . . 10-22-84 . . . y.D.. . . Party Concerts . . . „ Centrum . . . Sleeping Out. . . KIMBERLEY . . . It’s the 10th . . . New Year’s ’84 . . . T ' j Geometry Soph . . . Well Alright. . . G.C. . . . Midnite Adventure . . . All-Star Game ’84 . . . Camper . . . Spicoli. . . Grover. . . Edward . . . Church hoops . . . Baseball Capt. . . . F.I.A. K.I.L.Y. and I.G.Y.B. Thanx Mom and Dad . . . GO FOR IT. MATT DAHLSTROM 94 Clinton Road Sterling VINCENT L. DINSDALE 1300 B Main Street Holden Jen . . . The Who . . . Zeppelin . .. ZZ Top ... “Rock and Roll Ain’t No Noise Pollution” . . . Boston Bruins . . . “This is True,” “That’s what she said.” TABITHA MARIE D’AUTEUIL 41 Maple Avenue Rutland “A Time to Look Forward to . . . A Time to Always Remember.” ... I Love Rick TH4EV . ..7 11 84... K.K,L.D,K.G,T.M . . . LUY MO . . . Camp . . . Keep Smiling! LYNDA ANN DAMSTROM Glenwood Road Rutland Must’ve been the roses . . . “Neil” . . . C.S.N. — Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow . . . Fleetwood Mac . . . Arizona “83” . . . Sunshine, — July 21 — Aug. 4 84, Party’s, Trips to Maine . . . We made it cuz!! C.I.,C.G.,D.C. +Friends — Thankx M,D,L+L Luvya! 53 WILLIAM C. DONAHUE 47 Vicksburg Circle Holden There is a beginning and there is an end; This is just our beginning . . . SJ 1 and 2, fresh and JV soccer, V.D., CC 82 . . . MDN.NYE 81-82 . . . Quebec 83 . . . C.Y.C. basketball 2, 3, 4; Wachusett 3 and 4, Soccer and TM . . . DBBT ... SB, Ny 83-84 . . . Prom 84; “BOW” . . . “Brothers” . . . CSN . . . EJ . . . DB . . . PAM ... I love you, mom and dad . . . M and J . . . K.A.P. STEPHEN JOHN DOWD Kenwood Drive Rutland “Success is a ladder that cannot be climbed with your hands in your pockets” . . . The Jeep . . . We have the corns, the candy corns! A twelve o’clock fellow in a nine o’clock town. JAMES WALTER DUBOVICK 14 Chamberlain Road Sterling 81 69 . . . Camaro . . . Spider . . . Hoops 1-4 . . . Golf 3, 4 . . . Fine Handles Spooked at Bentley . . . Kell ‘n’ Spats . . . Wally W . . . C.B.C.M.L.S.G.E.T. and Grand Master Heba . . . Jiven with Higgs . . . H.C at C.D’s . . . Thanks M.D. . . . B.A.N.D. Philly . . . Would we do it again KRISTEN BETH DROWN 16 Maple Street Sterling Steve! . . . Good times at Wachusett High. Over the hills and far away. It’s time for a celebration Day. Been here for so long I got to callin’ it home. ZZ Top, Eliminator. Thanks Mom and Dad! CHRISTOPHER J. DUNN 1682 Wachusett Street Holden “I am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together ...”.. .The Gang: H.S.H.E.K.F.G.B. and “Dunnsi” . . . U 2 Lis’. . . Thanx M and D . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Ski Club 1,2, 3,4 (V.P.). . . The Mountain . . . Skiin’ . . . Dragon Wagon. PATRICIA MICHELLE DIPIERRO 27 Spruce Lane Holden LBKKB ... St. Patrick’s Day Party . . . CR; JW; ZJA; AC . . . Suntans .. . The Beach . . . Cape Cod H.C... . Elton John: Doughnuts; Boats; Nantucket! . . . “Acquaintances are jewels; But special friends are treasures!” ILYC of ’85!! DEBORAH ANN DOHERTY 66 Maple Street Sterling The good times fade away, but the memories last forever — Steve . . . DATRR — Linda, Robin, Dee . . . (O’Rielly) Friends . . . C.S. 11 and 12 . .. ! Bio. 10 ... I love you, Mom and Dad. LYNN MARIE DONALDSON ! i 376 Main Street Rutland Student Council.. . How’s the water? . .. Faced . . . Complex? . .. Talk to me — Sing to me . . . OCCBE . .. Incogneto .. . Black Bronco . . . Maine — Yankeeland . . . DAD . . . Holly — Don’t speed ... BBG and SS23 ... Hulk ... Thanks guys (L-S-H-D-A-T-J C) I love you! Mom, Todd and Glenn. 54 MARK E. EBERT Turkey Hill Drive Rutland ROBERT OTTO DZ1VASEN 70 Campbell Street Rutland “We don’t realize why we’re here today, but someday we will,” Rod, Dizzy Lizard, Thanks Mom, Dad, Family and Friends . . . ’73 Mustang, Hunting, Fishing, Vermont, Nauset Beach, Creedence, “Fortunate Son,” CRAWfish, Budweiser, “See Ya.” JOANNE FLAGG 40 Holden Street Holden Tweedledee and Tweedledumb . . . (Merl). . . 56 . . . Beam me up Beany, Mel, Judy, Jody, Tina, Deb, Kim, ILYBJH ... FLA 82, NH 84, I’m Still in Love With You . . . Thanks — the McGraths, all the Mellors, Brig, Leeroy, Mom, Dad, ILY. REBECCA LYNNE FAY Pine Hill Farm Pond Street Paxton “Dreams? Face reality buddy!” . . . can’t forget Jonny Hillier even though .. . Pat, Glen, Hill, Dave . .. Beck 2 . . . Nancy Drew . . . “Crash” and then, you woke up . . . bye everybody take care. JAMES FITCH 14 Driftwood Drive Holden THE ROAD GOES EVEN ON AND ON DOWN FROM THE DOOR WHERE IT BEGAN. NOW FAR AHEAD THE ROAD HAS GONE, AND I MUST FOLLOW, IF I CAN .. . KARATE ... SKI CLUB . . . D AND D . . . FANTASY . . . CJILY. CHRISTOPHER M. ENDRIGA 363 Quinapoxet Street Holden Track, Friends, Stripes! Time goes by too fast. Fountains Phantoms, Army Osut, Airborn! Pray for Peace, Life and Time are too Precious to Waste. — 96 JEANNE MARIE FERGUSON 1 Orchard Drive Paxton Linda, Judy, Don, Mark, Chris, Sandy, The “Chic” Twins, W.E. 3, 4 “Sister Christian” — Susan Callahan — PaulILY, Lynne, CB. 2 ’85! David, Amis and Andy Forever AGI, Fubar, Homecoming ’82, Janet, “Yes! Ma’am!”, “Moore State Park.” PETER J. FAVATA 38 Juniper Lane Holden It is the End, but a new beginning, Junior Prom Party, “Quack, Quack” . . . H.C.P.L., Mich . . . Hockey . . . John, Gary, Curt, Bob, Matt, Parties . .. Dances, ILJB . . . Thanks M and D. LISA ANN FOURNIER Pinebrook Lane Holden D.T.R.B.J.H. — Thank you! NHS . . . SNHS . . . IHC . . . ET . . . “I’ll bring . . “Terry.” Old friends — new friends — best friends. 2CG — Thanks. 1 1 84. Summers of Keggae — Munchkins. Challenge. 84-?5?. Mummy and Daddy. My two sisters. MKMWAR. iLY and my rose. DONNA MARIE FOLLANSBEE 30 Avery Heights Drive Holden “Yours are the sweetest eyes I’ve ever seen” ... I love you Gary! . . . Hockey Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 . . . GNU and S.P. . . . Teddy Bears . . . “Bumble” . . . “Tull” “83” . . Elton John . . . Canoeing . . . Christina, Tracy, Kristine, Kathie . . . ILY Guys! . . . Thanks Mom, Dad, Joe, Jamie. AMY B. FLANNERY 71 Beaman Road Sterling I journey to the rainbow’s end and find not gold, but you are my friend . . . StaciH! Bonnie!!! . . . ILYTB . . . 6 84 . .. creedence . . . NY . . . C.S. C.K. . . . parties . . . Food . . . The Bomber ... “I don’t know” ... I Love you Mom, Dad, Tom and Gale. DAVID ALLEN FLOODMAN 93 Birchwood Drive Holden Jenn, If, Er, Myron, Wasterly,. Steve, Flipper, JR, GL, LW, II . . . “What’s up Waldo?” . . . “Wait up!”... “10 cents”.. “Joshua” . . . Toronto ’83 . .. Ottowa ’84 . . . Lake Winni- Arey’s Marina . . . MRHS . . . Bloom County . . . WE-2, 3, 4 . . . Jazz — 3, 4 . . . CD — 2, 3, 4 . . . NHS. LYNN GAGNON 3 Ashwood Road Paxton “You make your own dreams. Follow them.” mfp 84, Hampton Beach summers, Colorado 83 and 84; working BK-AMC-WK. English driving, Wind Tiki-ILY MOM and DAD, Karen, Kevin, Mark, Matty. ROBERT JOHN FREEMAN, JR. 21 Griffin Road Sterling Late for English, again . . . Z.Z. Top . . . Lookin’ for some tush, Life to Ride, Ride to Live . . . Y.Z. Fever . . . What a long strange trip it’s been . . . TAKE IT EASY. KIMBERLY A. FOSTER Bean Road Sterling May you live all the days of your life!. . . Love ya Karen and Crissy . . . K and K . . . Signs w C and T . . . SFS . . . CKNF . . . Double dares . . . games?! . . . “It’s been fun, BL 83-84” . . . Who Cares? . . . D . . . LYMD and K . . . thanks for everything guys, bye! BETH ANN FONTAINE 7 John Dee Road Sterling ILY JENN (you’re my sister!) ILY Lynne (Zeppelin!) thanks . . . Grateful Dead . . . orange sunshine ... it must’ve been the roses . . . Tony . . . JG . . . (mustangs). . . cabin (PFJV) . . . Hampton ’84 . . . turquoise . . . ONH . . . concerts . . . Don’t let yesterday use up too much of today! MICHAEL A. GAMACHE 79 West Street Paxton ANDREW ROBERT GATES 51 Willow Drive Holden We’re not here for a long time, just a good time. Don’t question authority, ignore it. 9J0CGWRAP, P.S. buzzin in the Honey Bee. It’s Wez not weasel. Descert, out of here. Later Dudes. BILL GARDNER 34 Pleasant Street Holden “69” LeMans, speeding tickets, ZEPPELIN, let’s get Chinese eyed! B and B, E.W.G. — Frankenstien, Hello, again — Jeff, Dave, Chris, Dan and Dawn — “Live life to its extreme, it’s the only one you’ll have.” Thanks Rhonda, Kim, M and D. BOB GARDNER 24 Birchwood Drive Holden Go real slow, You’ll like it more and more, take it as it comes, specialize in having fun; More Grizzly Encounters . . . Best of life and love to Lorie — I.W.F.Y.; Moose-Moose to Chris O.; Rosebud; Thanks M and D; Getting Faced!; Cape Cod ’83, ’84; O-Tay; That’s It. ERIC N. GARDULA 17 Briarwood Lane Rutland SCOTT PAUL GALLAGHER 55 Homestead Road Holden “If at first you don’t succeed, keep on sucking until you suck out the seed” . . . Strawberry Jam Festival. . . Harry Scary . . . EBB . . . Ready, Steady, Go . . . Rosebudd . . . Yardbirds . . . can’t get enough . . . Day Tripper . . . Gamblin Wednesday . . . Led Zeppelin .. . thanks buddy — Yo te amo. “Strive for perfection, you’ll get farther than only trying for the acceptable” . . . Hockey . . . Soccer, States? . . . Everything’s Golden . . . Bish, Whitey, Whoot, Woodsey and “The Brothers” . . . E.J. Live . . “Dula” . . . Chill. . . I.L.Y. Mom, Dad, Mike and Pete. PETER WILLIAM GILLBRANT 135 Woodridge Road Holden 84 85 a year to remember America ... 1 year . . . Sun . . . Girls. . . Homecoming . . . Halloween . . . Cars . . . TV . . . New friends . . . And . . . Thanks Mom and Dad for making my dream come true. Tack sa mycket!!! TONY GAINE 39 Pinebrook Lane Holden ‘Inspiration,’ having a good time at Lou’s, Italy ’85, “It’s a nutty place,” the more . . . the worse, GDNYDBLR, “The slugs are back,” Quite the times Mike . . . thanks. 57 CAROL ANN GLASSBRENNER 380 Grove Street Paxton Happiness is not having something you want but wanting something you have. MCWEJA Dona Nobis (Pachem?) Total Eclipse . . . Bye little Sara B. (Shoo fly). . . Mafia? Thanks Mom and Dad (Mary Ann, John, sister Jen) Donajoe? Wobin ... I would die 4U . . . Sara, don’t worry about it. SIMON JAMES GREGORY 14 Avery Heights Drive Holden “There are strange things done in the midnight sun” .. .ACADIA ’84 . . . Sandy . .. RM-MX . . . A.H.H.G. ... T.B.F.Y. . . . WPH . . . D.D.M.M.R. .. .GD. . . Canada and back! . . . B.M.B.M. ... “It’s time to ramble on.” JOYCE GRIBOUSKI 6 Steele Street Holden “Hey Ho Let’s Go” .. . ILY Danny 10 28 83 . . . Thanks Meshell.. . Whit. . . Becky .. . TMMKLG . . . Elton John . . . Cat Stevens — HA HA HA . . . roses . . . Molasses cookies . . . the cream horn . . . The Cape “83” . . . That’s beat.. . Thanks Mom and Dad . .. ILY COLLEEN GRAY Glenwood Road Rutland You can only live life once — but if you live it right, once is enough. We were the people our parents warned us about . . . Summer of “84” — Grizzly nights — tomato? . .. Beantown — “Little Feat” — “CSN concert” — “H.D.” — Hi, Jen, Chrissy, Mom, Dad — smiles . .. Toot-Toot. . . don’t be distant. . . We’re outta here!!! LINDA C. GONYEA 31 Pinebrook Lane Jefferson Special moments come and go but memories are everlasting . . . “Edwards,” MB, BFA Kim and Kizzie, Purple Rain, Gweip! Mooning! Deb’s Barn, SchoolStore ’83, Jan. 5, 1983, Journey ... I love you Karen, Tom, and Mike, someday . . .? EMILY SUZANNE GRAHAM 209 Pommagusset Road Rutland Marc — I love you as much as the universe, 11 19 83, 12 10 83, 3 30 84, 9 14 84, Noisome fairy, Stupid girl, Lizzy Lizard, NH ’84, in the strangest of places, the pit, skew, tab, FOB, I don’t eat animals ILYLHSDDKJLEJNMKTLHC HCKKC. MARK GLIDDEN Miles Road Rutland ... ’73 Duster . . . Soccer, Skiing . . . The Door’s . . . “Keep it moving’ ”... “Worcester Academy in 7 minutes” . . . Waterbeds . . . Acadia on the rocks . . . Mr. WETS . . . “There’s a sucker born every minute” . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. CHRISTINA MARIE GRACE 172 Pleasantdale Road Rutland Dance . . . Dance .. . Dance ... Jazz . . . Roses . .. Purple . . . Kiz ... Jr. Prom K and C .. . I.L.Y. DAN 4 14 84, Cheerleading 2, 3, Journey 82, 83, Deb, Hampton “83” K and K, mooning L and K, BFA Linda, Kym, NKKEKMGMLAmy I.L.Y. Mom and Dad, Rosebud, “Don’t Stop Believin’’ Keep reaching for your dream. 58 LAURIE SUSAN GUNDERMAN 1 Lake Shore Drive Sterling T.Q. and D.M. and ME . . . and there were 3 of ’em . . . Oakdale, W.B., let’s crash . . . D.C. ‘82’... dose . . . Lyn, summer of “83” . . . Thanks I love you Mom, Dad, Todd, Kris, and Nanny. DAWN D. HAMMETT i 16 Windy Ridge ! Jefferson i Jimmy D’... told you so .. . Mac-Man . . . Wynn and Wou .. . Back seat onie . . . : McDonalds . .. Chicken Sauce ... Bowling .. . Lemonade . . . your short.. . This isn’t happening .. . This is true . . . All nighters .. . sly . .. Subrau ... concerts .. . Stainless fights ... Mom and Dad and Pop-pop and Ma-ma, Bonnie, Sonny. ERNEST KARL GRONBLOM 21 John Dee Road Sterling Junction the good times had in the computer club, the hours spent on the computer with John, Pat, Alys, and Mr. Hedlund. The wacky times with John Ivanisin. The work done in the library and guidance. BRIAN CLIFTON GRIFFIN 19 Salisbury Street Holden Just think of me as one you never figured would fade away so young. — Neil Young, CSN ’84, London ’84, Pres. 1 and 2, Mathis Party, Qts. at Mike’s, M.H., M.L., D.S., G.M., C.B., S.L., J.P., P.F., C.O., M.D., B.O. and Everyone Else, F.O.A.F., Bye for now guys. WALTER F. GRZYB 11 Leominster Road East Princeton being outdoors: hunting and fishing 1 skiing . . . The fort . . . EPCA . . . Neil Young, 60’s music . . . Beagles . . . The Best of Friends; J.L., K.L., CL T.J.S . . . “You may still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not.” KELLY ANN GRIFFIN 262 Pommagussett Road Rutland “Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be.” — O.E.A., N.O., ...March 11, 1983... 6th lunch . . . ILYEC . . . Eric . . . The Cape . . . “Big Foot” . . . Kim . ..January... RW.TD.PK.KG. Mom, Dad, Dirk, Glenn, Rex! BETHANY SOLEIL GRIFFIN 87 Newill Hill Road Sterling WRHS . . . wild times . . . wild people ... You only have one life . . . live it up . . . Tiger . . . Andromeda . . . France . . . Calif. . . Sailing . . . N. Najjar . . . C.J.M.. .. Jess . . . Purple Rain . . . party wild . . . C.C. . . . C.C.. . . A1. . . Irish Original. . . bye Dave . . . Au Revoir. MIKE HAKKARAINEN 80 Lincoln Avenue Holden Crosby, Stills and Nash, Neil Young and Tom Avery Summer ’84. Mathis Parties. UMASS. Jet Airliner. FDLFDD.HSB. Thanks B.G. and M.L., W.B., C.B., G.M., D.S., S.L., J.H., M and D and A. • 59 JENNIFER ELAINE HARANTS 66 Holden Street Holden ouamotbia . . . ’51 hesterpryne . . . mcd rich, rose . . . cwpi . . . stephy cruisin’ . . . originality: undetected imitation . . . time warp . . . the radical version . . . my personality is all that’s left . . . 10 27 84 . . . hi . . . ilyae! MARIE HARRYSSON Holden Street Holden “Who lives here?” M and M, chewing-gum, drama class in Boston, gymnastics, “V”, rollerskating, bowling, music, parties, dictionary, soap operas, cafeteria-talk (cartoons) Thanks to my wonderful family! I love this crazy country! LEAH MARIE HATSTAT Davis Street Rutland “To share with a friend is to see twice the beauty,” Tom 7 4 84, makin’ pizza, zoo pudaes, NH ’84, noisome nympho, puddles and rain, to all the veggies, RHB, Mainstreet, Don’t eat the Daisies, ILYMDLGMClarence and cousin Boo. HEATHER LYN HARTLEB Fisher Road Holden “Try hardly to re ach your dreams in life and don’t give up.” . . . Hintikkas, Tuija, Markku, Osco, Finland-YFU . . . Groton, VT . . . Band — Ottawa — “Mafia” . . . Acadia . . . LAKSCCA . . . kiitos ja Hei ! everyone! JOEL PHILIP HELLE 169 Pleasantdale Road Rutland “Expect the worst, hope for the best, and take what comes,” What is up? R.S.H.Y.F., PQ, PK, Fryeburg, SISU, Devereux, Bug! Bink! Narcer, Hamemr, Felipo, Montique, Grinner — The Kitchen Gang K.I.T. BRUCE!!! CHUCK, J and M, ILYMDFJSJKKGG. STEVEN LOUIS HECKER 69 Forest Drive Holden i First concert — tuba, moles and metal, Echo articles, electrostatic precipitation, cold mornings to school, Drive and driving, Wildcat, I.L.Y. Susan, Chris, Kelly, Sonya, Chris, Berit, mine liebling . . . Heute ist der erste tag vom rest deines lebens. JENN IFER HARRIS 22 Lincoln Circle Paxton Music . . . C.B. . . . W.E. . . . Toronto, Ottowa . . . C.D., A.S. . . . Percussion . . . thank you Grimo . . . Steven . . . 10 13 82. . .I.A.Y.F.T.Y. . . . Jr. Prom . . . Sean (GIZ) . . . i.L.Y.A.I.M.Y. . . . Boston . . . Tanglewood . . . If, ER . . . The best of friends . . . Combo . . . David, Scottley, Jim (double) . . . I’ll Miss You All. MICHAEL JON HARRINGTON Bascom Parkway Holden “GET THE BOX OF LEECHES MISS HORNWINKLE” . . . TWLLSPSEDRHI_Pam . . . Promnite . . . Boston Beach Bunch . . . art . . . Fun with Neil, David, James, Jerry’s Gang, and Lou . . . letterman . . . The Great Fire Extinguisher Heist. . . Thanks Tony it’s been fun. LINDA ANN HENDERSON 261 Chapel Street Holden My honeybun, Bob . . . sharp dressed men . . . 3 16 82 . . . good friends . . . ILY family . . . Love . . . Hampton Beach . . . camping with Bob . . . Debsie! ... J.C..D.D., L.G..M.Z., jG.A. . . . modeling . . . wicked ' good . . . Rats . . . Miss Mass. ' Teen U.S.A. Pageant jl 1 23 84 ... 69 Chevelle . . . jthanks Mom and Dad, ILY . . . Bye Guys CHRISTINA MARY HOPKINS 52 Valley Hill Drive Holden “however rare true love may be, it is never rarer than true friendship” “The Brothers,” I love you guys! Haffs and P.S. (What the Hecka Becka!?) ROAD BLOCKS?? I.L.Y. DONNA, TRACY, KRISSY AND BECKA. Partying w the B’s and S’s. MAINE ’84! “GRANOLA” PUMPKINS!!” H.C. 83 and 84, Thanks M and D . . . ILYPJS. SAMUEL H. HODGSON 60 Asnebumskit Road Paxton “The earth sucks, there is no gravity” . . . “the Brat” . . . Russia . . . Italy . . . Swimming in Leningrad w Jim ... ski trips w Otis . . . Mr. Pres . . . Van . . . Mars . . . Jimbo . . . “Ed” . . . K . . . Phi-delta-pelta . . . Otis bus — princeton . . . you’ll see! d PAUL HIGGINS 17 Edge wood Drive Holden JAYNE ELLEN HOLMAN 66 Wilde Willow Drive Holden “To every sunrise there’s a new beginning, To every sunset there’s a memory” FH- WTB! Hawk . . . Hills . . . GH SB-OH, (S) NHS, Ognoc-JC- “OTRA,” Jayne with a Y . . . Gloria . . . ILYMDSJA . . . K and M . . . the barn . . . Friends (ML, AS, AL, LN, SV, LW). . . Hasta Luego! LAUREN ELEANOR HOOPER 77 Bullard Road Princeton St. Exupery — “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” — Thank you, Shannon — “Anima” . . . Key notes, music, “pinnas,” Dr. Pepper . . . Forever . . . KENNETH W. HOLMES 1142 Wachusett Street Holden WILLIAM JAMES HIGGINS 18 Lowell Avenue Holden “I am what I am and I’ll be what I’ll be because of the love of my parents,” Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conf. 3, 4, S.J.S, Higgy, and Benny, Jr. P and C, F, B, K, G, D, K and Duba, G.M.S. Tuna, D’s Window, Firecracker ’84, N.H.S. Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Announcements, B.L and Canada, Wachusett — Y.B.G.T.M.! 61 CRISTINE LYNN INGALLS 17 Maple Avenue Rutland Kenny . . . ILY “The Rose” Sterling 84 The Pit. Coffee Sombreros. Land of Make Believe. “CRASH” Unicorns, Don’t be afraid to dream. We made it cuz!! Thanx KM, 6-17- forever. I luv ya. Mum, Tom and AIx2. KARL SIGURD HOULAND 14 Damon Road Holden The one that road his bike to school. SANDRA LYNN JOHNSON 14 Charles Patten Drive Sterling KAREN LYNN HULTGREN 2074 Main Street Jefferson JOHN MICHAEL IVANISIN 100 Mark Bradford Drive Holden Although We Have Come To The End Of Our Rainbow, The Memories Are Still In My Mind . . . ILYDJ . . . 10 16 82 . . . Blue Eyes . . . Sunshine on my face . . . J-B . . . It’s Casual. . . Dreamin’ . . . Good Times . . . Friends . . . Mom and Dad! . . . Smile. Wind Ensemble 2, 3, 4 . . . Jazz Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Toronto 83 . . . Ottawa 84 . . . Saco 82, 83 ... A Bum Forever . . . The Bondo Bug .. . Gremlins, what Gremlins? . . . KDWPPSKJJJDWTLHB... Thanks Mom, Dad, Kris. JENNIFER LYNN JONES 7 Victoria Avenue Rutland “Lord knows when the cold wind blows it will turn your head around” — “Sweet Dreams and Fine Machines in pieces on the ground” — “Love lost such a cost give me things that don’t get tossed.” Kate and Beth, thank you for being my friends ... All my pictures seem to fade to black and white . . . Nantucket. . . Christmas . . . my friends . . . So much to say in so little time . . . Veni, Vidi, Vinci. . . Latin GEORGE M. HYNES III 10 Estey Road Princeton AMY FRANCIS HUNTER 1141 Wachusett Street Jefferson You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true . . . LY Ivory, Beth, Michael, S.T., “The Fair,” J.T. . .. Kath, 12 years . .. Barry . .. Float PC Yearbook . .. ME 83, 84 . . . Daytona ... Feelings are everywhere, be gentle . . . Thanks LMD ... P.S. I love you. 62 PAUL KING 26 Anthony Drive Holden Homecoming 83 . . . Strawberry Jam Festival. . . xxyy Good Graphs . . . Grateful Dead ’84 . . . Doctor Ruth . . . Those Megga Cokes . . . Salisbury Beach 84 . . . Good luck Kel and Eric . . . Can’t get enough! . . . LATER. JUDY KALLOCH Wachusetf Street Rutland Danny, I wouldn’t have survived without you, TFE; By the way, YGD! . . . ISBD!!! . . . Don: INFY:YWAHAPIMH . . . Atari. . . Whipped Creme . . . 4 ft. of lime jello . . . Wanna fight about it? . . . The W-Gang ... 7D’s. .. 3P’s . . . 10 27 ... Mike; Why isn’t it Friday I yet? ... 3 hrs. late on 11 3 .. . LM, DM, DP, MS, JC, JF, j MA,CB,G1_1LY, MandD. CHARLES W. KAMINSKI 333 Redemption Rock Trail Sterling “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” . . . AWMJ . . . I’m sure you’re not protected for this fantasy . . . We’ve got it made . . . A-Z . . . 23 . . . “There’s no place like home” . . . D.B. . . . Thanks BRIAN JOSEPH KELLEY 255 Pleasant Street Paxton Sailing Club, Concert Band ’81-’82, French with Mrs. Balko, Track 3, 4 (Shin Splints!), Friendlies 3, 4 (“I’m back in the S.S.S.R.”), Dirty Jeff, Scarry Harry, Good Music from the Beatles, Buffalo Springfield, Hendrix, Stones, The Who, and even the Dead, Thanks Mom and Dad. JENNIFER LEE KALLIO 826 Main Street Holden See me once, and see the way I feel. . . I.L.Y.F.S.B. . . . Wild, Wild, horses . . . C, S, N, and Neil Young . . . Beatles . . . You can never relive a moment, but the memory lasts forever . . . see you guys later, Luv Ya, Take care . . . SUE KEITH 18 Frederickson Avenue Holden “I’ve been afraid of changing ’cause I’ve built my life around you, but time makes you bolder even children get older, and I’m getting older, too . . .” Chenny . . . Jingles . .. “I’m a girl scout, what’s your excuse?” DAVID MARK KAMINSKI 81 Bullard Street Holden New Hampshire “84” Part 1, 2, 3. Sit Down Em. Shewy Dewey. Fluff. Budweiser. B.L., Metals I, II. Turbo Malibu, Chelmsford, cooking oil in the living room, Logan tape, Corn rack. Trashing Motel rooms, Jelly Donuts. STEVEN EDWARD KLAIBER 7 Willson Road Princeton Thanks Mom and Dad, B-D-R, Carrie, Santrys. Kids in the back of the bus, Jim Croce, Basketball — 9, “It’s hard to draw the line between beginnings and ends.” —.— THOMAS M. KRAAL 3 Rollingridge Lane Paxton “one break . . . coming up,” Gambling Wednesdays, Ski Club, MT. SNOW, Fishing, Hunting, Pine Hill, N.Y. ... on the farm, N.Y.C. Jo-Ann (I.L.Y.), Summer 84, Camaro Z-28, C’mon Yanks, See ya lata. Thanks Mom and Dad. CHRISTINE MARIE KRISTOFF 10 Merrill Road Sterling ILY Bob, Linda, Traci, Amy .. . Karen ... DC ... KM ... special friends . . . homecoming 84 . . . J.D.K.. . . “Hey, Chickie” . . . smile . . . softball. . . S.A.D.D. . .. Mom and Dad, Thanks! ILY . . . “Those who dream may not touch the sky — but they walk in stardust.” MARC J. LACHANCE 53 Bullard Street Holden PATRICK S. KLOECK 300 Lovell Road Holden To all the People that helped Thanks Alot Remember Child Study, Hoops, Father Fun, Racketball, Zayre, Margs Class, To All the Girls, Mr. and Mrs. C. Rogger, 100, Thanks Mom and Dad. MYRON W. KOKKOCINSKI 2 Squantum Road Paxton AIKO-AIKO ALL DAY . .. Acadia ’84 ... L.D.A... . “One step done and another begun and I wonder how many miles” . .. Things went down that we don’t understand but I think in time we will.” — R. Hunter. KRISTIN MARIE LACROIX Putnam Road Holden “The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed.” .. . Echo 2, 3 . . . Sailing 2 . . . Concert Band . .. Mayo’s . . . Josee — friends Forever!. . . Ingmarie . . . Erie .. . KPJEMSBWLS ... Love You!. . . NHS . . . French NHS . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. CHRISTINA L. KLOSE 483 Bullard Street Holden One day I will wake up and not know what to do . .. tous mes amis-je vous aime .. . I’m sooo tired! . . . Seminar . . . “Butterfly” . . . Long live vacations! . . . growing up . . . 2 4 84 . . . “I’ve got dreams I’m livin’ for.” RICHARD KUBLBECK 5 Rondeau Road Jefferson 64 ISA MARIE LANDINI 27 Wiles Road Sterling Slow down, you move too fast, you’ve got to make the moment last.” Prom night — Soupie’s . . . J.T.; 12164; Paris — Tracey — champagne . . . Heidi, Mike, Pammie (stuck?); Jan. 27 — Timothy — “you’re a hard habit to break” — ILYF . . . TMDJD. ARIE LANE D River Street olden Id hockey . . . basketball. . . jftball. . . nhs . . . “purple iiin” . . . wtb-champs ’84 . . . md-happy memories . . . ape Code . . . KHawkTYforE. .. MCCcookies . .. “don’t stop zlieving” . . . laughcrycare nd share . . . ilynana . . . S- .s.s.orf.... I love you — D, 1. C. K. and M . . . “and until e meet again, may God hold in the palm of His hand.” CHRISTINA LANE 31 Marlen Road Holden Time flies over us, but leaves its shadow behind . . . Kim and Karen, I love you! . . . double- dares . . . O.R.A.T.O. . . . games people play . . . H.W.P. . . . 9-84 ... G.O.O.O.W.M.B.F.C... . P.I.N.F. . . . McKenna Jr ... In love with the world, I’ll make you! JAMES WILLIAM LANE 12 Dix Street Holden “WALK LIKE A CHAMPION” . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . 52 . . . “Let’s go crazy” . . . TAff. . . “Who loves ya’ baby?” . . . CD . . . “Boobie” . . . “Johnny” J.V. . . . Thanks Coach Lewis . . . D and K . . . YI_Ski Club 3 and 4 . . . K.J.D.D.T.S. . . . ILY Mom and Dad. STEVEN MICHEAL LAMARCHE 277 Holden Street Holden REMEMBER: “Nice guys finish Last” . . . Soccer 1, 2; Football ?, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . “COACHES ARE A PART OF LIFE” . . . “Who’s having a party?” . . . Budweiser . . . summer 84 . . . Thanx everybody . . . Love Ya.. . Mom and Dad; JMC. JOSEPH EDGAR LAMARCHE 167 Old Main Street South Yarmouth California Kid, Ana Maria, There’s No Stoppin’ Us, Breakin’, Magic Motion, SFB, Telegram and Gazette, Dispatch, Hampton 84, Cruisin’, On the Dark Side, Hyannis 84, Cruisin’, Let’s Groove, Run D.M.C., Thanks Everyone — I’m Cape Bound MARK ANDREW LAMPSON 7 Blair Drive Rutland Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hockey 2 . . . They call me Lumpy . . . J.M. . . .T.I. . . . B.G. . . .P.K. . . . K.C.. . . Well 16,0,1 ain’t so bad . . . Grateful Dead — Fall tour ’84. MICHAEL STEVEN LAMARCHE 277 Holden Street Holden Summer “82” — Midnight Adventures — M.D. . . . Summer “83” — The Cape — B.G.. . . Summer “84” — Poundin at Mathis’s and Crashin at Hack’s . . . Another one Johnny? . . . “What is the color when black is burned?” . . . Cuffed . . . ILY — Mom and Pop and C.S. J. . . . Buddies Forever — B.P. 65 HEATHER KAY LASHBROOK 555 Pleasant Street Paxton Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow . . . Friends Forever . . . Chris, Kim . . . Wally, Arabian, M and M’s, Potato . . . Nuria y Beatriz . . . O.O.B. “84,” skiing, track, Jr. Prom . . . ILY Mom and Dad . . . The very pink of perfection. MICHAEL LANGE 20 Newman Drive Rutland Good Times, Bad Times, Summers at the Cape, Photography, Bowling, The Who, S.P., J.L., and Rt., Thanks Mom and Dad. KIMBERLY ANN LANGREN 160A Bullard Street Holden The good times fade away but the memories are never forgotten ... I Love Daytona Beach . . . Inky . . . Dawn . . . Rachel . . . friends . . . summertime . . . dreams . . . “Someday I’m gonna go flying” . . . Expect the worst and hope for the Best! JAMES DAVID LANPHER 224 Sterling Road Princeton Innocent until proven guilty! Heather 1 21 84, Forever, Vermont 84, Rick PFD, 25-e3, Chevy, Ag times, skiing, snowmobiling, Mountain Boys, Stockbridge 85, See Ya! 4 wheel drive trucks, E and L, John, Eon, Mom and Dad. KARY LAPLANTE 12 Still River Road Sterling We should not take the woods and wildlife for granted or else we may wake up one morning to find them both parking lots . . . Thanks PA, Kim, Lara . . . Winterport, Maine, M and M, B.O.F. - W.G., J.I_ 6-pointer. BRIAN P. LEDERER 190 West Street Paxton Football 1, 2, 3,. . . Tri-Capt. 4, Ride Sleds, Hunting, Six in a row, Showers (A.P.), You Dykes, WHY NOT? TBGYBYC, “Thunder is impressive, but lightning does the work!” MARCUS LARSON 22 Mountain Road Princeton For those of you in Black anc White this one is in Technico: . . . Harvest — (1,2, 3, 4). JOHN ROBERT LEE 208 Beaman Road Princeton The Bear (F-250, 4x4), The AG. Crew, “And How!”, The farm crew, Hunting and fishing, Resiewdubs in the wood rack, Sixty’s music . . . 238’s, Eastwood-Bronson, 51! John Deere “A”, Copen hagan, E.P.C.A.. . . snowmobiles . . . Stihl and Pioneer chainsaws . . . Later. HEIDI JEAN LITTERIO 42 Swett Hill Road Sterling “Thank you for being a friend.” Soup, Lisle, Pam, Tim, Mike, and Tracy “my little sister” . . . April in Paris ' 83 . . . J.T. ...the Beach Gang . . . friends . . . S.C. 23 . . . Secretary 4 . . . Promnight . . . ILY Mom, Dad, and Beth. ew. AMY LYN LINDGREN 291 Main Street Rutland All it takes is a smile . . . Grinner, what is up? . . . pink hair and leather ATTACK! . . Cat, Jackson, Richard . . . Poptarts are nice. OUIJA . . . Narcer, Hammer, Felipo, Gobble, and Eddy — “the gang” . . . P.B.T.D.L. . . . PINK! . . . P.S. I LOVE YOU. MICHELLE LEMERY J844 Main Street Holden J.R. Su 83? . . C.G. ... 143 M.J.N.D.M.. . . N.Y. . . .N and S . . . J.S. Houver 143 S.P. . . .T. SUZANNE NOEL LEE Damon Road Holden look with your understanding, find out what you already know, and you’ll see the way to fly . . . Basketball. . . Softball. . . Field Hockey . . . Bermuda . . . D.P.T.F.A.B.T. . . . The Boss . . . Dunch . . . cams . . . friends — forever .. . S.T.F.B.M.F.. . . Dizzy . . NHS . . . M.L.W.F.M.I. . . . M, D, M, and B . . . ILYVM. LYNN MARIE LESCHKE 30 Lovell Road Holden I Love You Mom and Dad — PAT SISMW - G.H., K.C., M.R., N. and M.N. — L.F., S.S., -R.J.L. Always in my heart — S.J.L. What a man — NHS, Yearbook — Nantucket, Boston — “Yesterday is mystery — Where it is today While we shrewdly speculate Flutter both away” E.D. DEBORAH ANN LEROUX 382 Bullard Street Holden The Barn, spontaneous, SMU, Juls, Teen, T, Lin, Renee, Sean . . . Tuesday night shopping . . . Neil Young, Jethro Tull concert ... “14 junkies too weak to work, one sells diamonds for what they’re worth” . . . fisher price, flaming popcorn . . . KIM LISTAITE 38 Woodhaven Road Holden ILYPM . . . PJ Melanson! . . . Marc I Mustang . . . Pink Champagne . . . MOM ... I Love ya M and M! . . . Big K, TS, BG, never forget you guys . . . Friends Forever! . . . OEA Treasurer . . . Sabrina Lee . . . “Risky Business” . . . Bob Seger “Old Time Rockn’ Roll” . . . Bye. STEPHEN A. LIER 252 Worcester Road Princeton 67 MELISSA ROSE LOCKE 10 Twine Road Sterling Junction I am just a dreamer and you are just a dream . . . NEIL YOUNG . . . cabin nights . . . My Buds — Deb and Tina . . 8 17 84 Mark ... I love you Mel and Laura . . . Three Musketeers . . . Hampton 84 . . . Bye P.J.H. RICHARD P. LONGBOTTOM 21 Ball Hill Road Princeton “May I see some identification” . , . RICKER . . . Sea Ray . . . Perkins cove M.E. . . . Church hoops . . . LOVEPUP ... Hit the slopes . . . Waterskiing . . . Winnipesaukee . . . Thank Me . . . The Blue Dome . . . JB, RL, BR, JJ, RE, MS, CM . . . Parties . . . CSN . . . Spring Break . . . Denny’s 3:am BE There . . . Thanx M and D. RICHARD E. LOFTUS 52 Harrington Drive Holden Thanx M and D . . . Hockey 1- 4 . . . Baseball 2 . . . Football 1 and 3 . . . My name’s not Tim . . . Jerry . . . Grateful Dead . . . CSN . . . Terrapin Station . . . Parties . . . Bud . . . Thanks a bunch Anne and Paul. . . Good Friends . . . “Nothing left to do but Smile, Smile, Smile!” CHRISTOPHER C. LORD 38 Main Street East Princeton “And now for something completely different. . .” Late night hacking on DEC computers . . . ZORK . . . Summers in Maine . . . Music of the 60’s . . . Simon and Garfunkle . . . Monty Python . . . Epic Fantasy: Tolkien, Donaldson, Eddison and Moorcock . . . Science Seminar . . . Rhubarb Pie . . . Echo . . . BRIAN MACGILLIVRAY 129 Holden Street Holden “Really don’t mind if you sit this one out,” Tull 84. Fishface, Pidgeon Chick, and the Happy Hog. — J.H. Floydists, Floydism, and Floydiacs! B B. Fluff? And remember — Beware of the Blibbets! JEFF LOGAN 17 East Park Road Sterling We’ll all head our separate ways, but we’ll meet again someday — for one gigantic party! Budweiser, Grateful Dead, Flying Montego, Tent pitching, N.H. ’84. Window anyone, Where you going Dave, Gotta take a-! MONICA MARY LUCEY 17 Burtenmar Circle Paxton “Now it’s time to chase your dreams Cape, Florida, Maine, Asia, Alan Parsons, Journey, L’Art, skiing . . . Friendly’s . . . (N+B) 2 +J, The Best of Friends . . . Deb and Leah, Triamies, D-sexy, Jeffy, ILY Mom and Dad, Kathy, Patti, Donny, IGLBY. BRUCE LONG Lincoln Avenue Holden It’s all in the state of mind — “Grubba” — Football 1-2-3-4 22, Winter track 3-4 — Smity’s house, Anthony’s house, Anybody’s house — Hampton “84” — M and D — Mr. Lewis — B.T.B.S.B.R.J.B. “The Clan” — All Nighter — All the great times with the guys. 68 DEBORAH JEAN MACNEILD 11 Lincoln Circle Paxton “You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one . . triamies: Monica, Leah.p.je t’aimerai tourjours . . . MDK and C — merci. art, SADD, skiing? let’s go crazy! (Fb., piz., drive) Giggles, PJKEG YIGAnnie, Mike CC and P, NYDC — Smile ILYA. RICHARD J. MADDEN 203 Beaman Road Sterling AUDREY J. MANCEVICE 112 Arizona Avenue Holden Eddie I love you! The W.C. Girls ( 1 HW). . . Martha . . . De De . . . Diane ... No balls . . . Mike M. . . . Mrs. Houmere and her third period girls . . . 7 15 84 . . . Scorpions . . . Neil Young . . . Led Zeppelin . . . Coffee Brandy and Leather go together! SLYLAS. DEAN SCOTT MACMANUS 7 Central Avenue Sterling “Live for the day, live for the moment, live for the time of your life.” . . . NHS . . . Paris ’83-’84 . .. “Sir” . . . JIS . . . Skates . . . Geoff. . . Flash . . . “The cup is raised, the toast is made . . .” Thanks Mom, Dad, Big Guy. ANN PAULA MAKELA 60 Newell Road Holden Kiitos Aiti ja Isa . . . minun Suomen sisko Susanna, . . . Montreal ’84 . . . Rush ’82 SPM Sr. Prom . . . ILY, J . . . Cruisin’ down Park Ave . . . These days have been great, move on we must, but the memories will always be good. ROBERT PAUL MAPLE 37 Jackson Street Jefferson “Live NOW — Don’t wait till tomorrow!!” Football 2, 3, 4 . . . “Oh!” . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . . 8 . . . 45 . . . Brian . . . I.L.Y. M. and D.. . . B.B. .. . U.K.A. . . . “What’s the scoop?” . . . Class of 85 . . . Leah H. (wonderful cousin). . . LANCE . . . Grace . . . Tony The Tiger . . . Pete, Vancouver “83” . . . Bruins in ’85 . . . K.M. ( 8). . . K.P. WAYNE R. MALLQUIST JR. 9 Mayflower Circle Holden “After 12 years I can finally make my own decisions,” College, Concert Band 1, Wind Ensemble 2Vi, Soccer, Sailing, Swimming, Canoeing, Camping, Basketball, “Kermit,” Treasure Valley 83 and 84. KIMBERLEE JOY MACPHEE 428 Salisbury Street Holden You can never relive a moment but memories last forever.. . Thanks Heather Arabians . . . Friends Forever . . . TS, HM, HC, SS, Duba, CB, AB . . . Greg .. . Junior Prom — J.J. . . . Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Celtics . . . Slam M M’s ... I love you Mom and Dad. 69 MICHELLE LOUISE MATHIEU 248 Worcester Road Princeton Before we end and then begin, let’s drink a toast to how it’s been! — little white corvette — California 77 83 84 Beach parties ILY Brian . . . thanx Sue, Jan, Noel — Godmother? . . . Kelly thanx Mom and Dad Congratulations Judy and Michael. JEFFREY MARTIN JAMES M. MARSHALL 5 Forestdale Road Paxton One learns in life to keep silent and draw one’s own confusions . . . the Brat. . . Jim 3 . . . Church Hoops . . . 355mL . . . Domestic and Imported . . . Hodge and Van . . . F.D.S.. . . The back roads of Princeton . . . Let’s be careful out there. ROBERT MARIO MARINI 306 Leominster Road Sterling “A person who follows the crowd will never be followed by a crowd” . . . Auto Mechanics . . . Mustangs . . . D.C. . . . Hockey . . . Bruins . . . Saturday Night disasters . . . yea!!! DIANNE ELLEN MATHER 188 Chace Hill Road Sterling The best way to deal with change is to help create it. . . D.C. ’82, Cape ’83, London ’84 . . . L.G.+T.Q.+D.M. . . . and there were three of ’em . . . D.S.... The Who ... Jen . . . Kit. . . thanx Mom and Dad, a lot. KIMBERLY ANN MARTIN Prescott Street Rutland “A single smile is worth a thousand words!” Air Force . . . Deca . . . CORVETTES . . . Kel+Chris . . . Love ya Cindy!! Thanks for everything. “Yesterday is gone, tomorrow hasn’t come, but today is here — make the best of it.” WESLEY MARSHALL 65 Richards Avenue Paxton BHS-WA-WRHS, WE 3, 4, Jazz, Larry, DF, Trace, Bandpeople, CJ-7, France: la corte d’Azur, Paris, Ottowa, Pit band 2-3, F-Horn, Who concert, the Beat, U2, SQUEEZE. 70 TRACY ANN McLAUGHLIN 425 Wachusett Street Holden National Honor Society, Science Seminar, Science Fair Winner — WRHS, WP1, MIT, Wachusett Youth Expression Theater, Echo, S.A.l.N.T.S. . . . European Adventures AMES L. McGUINNES 2 Juniper Lane lutland KATHLEEN MARIE McKEENA 4 Pioneer Road Holden Follow your dreams . . . ILY Kerry . . . Field Hockey WTB . . . P.G.’s . . . The Boss . . . Hose! . . . Bacon . . . P.W. . . . Pididdle . . . moonit (S-Q). . . Nan I.G.(C.B.). . . K3... Wein KCK ... Fla “feelin’ groovy” . . . M . . . Tw C.D . . . The Ediths . . . ET-w AB . . . D . . . ILYMDBJ . . . Greta . . . “Goodbye doesn’t mean forever.” TINA MARIE McKELVIE 29 Coal Kiln Road Princeton Memories 5 7 84 . . . SPKPJPJMBMDLKW... the Good Times . . . 3 16 84 . . . Deke, many miles away . . . Love takes time . . . turn the Page . . . Miss you Moss Colorado Mountain High! . . . BILLREETHEATH MIKE thanks . . . Mom, Dad, Briilove you . . . GOOB. MATTHEW McCABE 26 Maple Street Holden “If a body catch a body coming through the rye.” . . . Class President, Jr. and Sr., Mom, Dad, Jenn, Beth, Becky, Russia and Italy w Sam, Explicit Liber Regis Quondam Regisque Futuri The beginning, STEWWOBB JJJ, . . so Arthur strode up to the sword, and, without troubling ] to read the inscription, tugged j it free.” —L ’Morte d’Arthur I ELIZABETH A. MELLO 508 Pleasant Street Paxton Yo Mouse!? . . . Plum Island . . . tennis?? ha-ha . . . RC of P ’82 . . . etc. . . .nbpvv oh yes gmd!! . . . J.T. “d+jam” . . . “and the ree rye roh rowster shouts rawroO” e.e.c. PETER G. MAYER 334 Bailey Road Holden CHEVY ’69, J.M.P. NO. 1 2 ME, Auto 1,2, 327 HEAVEN CRUZ’N Y. w BLK. STRIPES, There’s always something more, GO’IN for PARTS, WCGY-OLDIES, slaving at the W.P.H., Hang on to a dream. 71 M ki Club 2, 3, 4 ... Jymnastics . . . Suzuki . . . lidin’. . . Mt. W. . . . Skiing nd H 2 0 . . . Hampton . . . DC . : ..R.F.D. ...MEGA-COKE J j. . THANX MOM and DAD I. . Can’t Get Enough . . . GREGORY PAUL MATHIS 84 Duxbury Drive Holden ’73 Nova . . . Neil Young . . . “What is the color when black is burning?” . . . The Pyramid . . . “There’s always room for one more” . . . tempus rerum edax — time, the devourer of all things. t 72 CHRIS MESSIER 36 Woodridge Road Holden “Nothing ventured, nothing gained” . . . 3rd and 7th Pitch . . . Making 2 on Johnny Deuce ...2,3,4 golf. . . Elton John Concert. CHARLENE LOIS MELLOR 127 Holden Street Holden “You can conceive of the pleasure in my smile” . . . Beany . . . FLA 82 . . . NH84 JJJJJM . . . CMDJMSC . . . Jodjoejennjudemel . . . “Beam me up, Joanne” . . . AH AH . . . TDM . . . Another party at Mellor’s? . . . ILYJastedphil . . . the Laraia’s . . . the Flagg’s ... 55 Chevy . . . SQUINTO . . . Thanks Ma! SANDRA MARIE MILEWSKI 124 Forest Drive Holden LWLDMRJF — “I’ve gotta talk to you. It’s wicked important!” Dad, Mom, Wendy “Thanks, I Love You!” . . . Tammy, Skiing, Wen-Good Luck, Acadia ’84 . . . Mikey, Petey: R.I.P. — Simon, “Like what can I say? It’s casual.” DEBRA ANN MIKULA 10 Glendale Avenue Sterling A true friend understands — even when you express your words in silence ... 8 28 72 to 8 27 84 . . . Sam . . . Send in the CLOWNS . . . J with K . . . Sometimes I just laugh . . . A.Y.G.A . . . FMOM . . . JDAD . . . D.D. . . . Love isn’t all you need . . . CHIEF-CAP ... 3rd M.T.R. 84 . .. Mom ... Dad . . . Cindy . . . SHARON MARIE MILSTEAD 299 Brooks Station Road Princeton I LOVE YOU TOM! TCH — “SiS” Summer of ’84 — riding in the sandpit — X-mas ’83 Yamaha 225 P.D. T.M. Thank you Mom and Dad and grammy and grampy, Mr. and Mrs. Hill — Springsteen — “you too!” PROMISES. CHARLES F. G. MILLER 36 Harrington Drive Holden “Never look back, someone may be gaining on you.” Cross Country 2, 3, 4 . . . MVP . . . Winter Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Spring Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 2, 3 . . . NHS . . . Thanx Mom and Dad . . . ZZTOP . . . Mondo Charlie . . . Bwootie?Bwootie? . . . Don’t worry about it . . . Good luck Kathy! GREGORY E. MEYER 59 Heather Circle Jefferson SLAMMMD ’84, “69”, “You give her an inch . . . RYLAH,” Tantara, “Wanted Man, R.P.D.” 117 on 190, “Flirtin’ with Disaster — Crescent St.” Thanks Dave, “Superstition.” BERNARD JOSEPH MEUNIER 112 Tuttle Road Sterling “Each minute wasted is a minute gone forever. Don’t put off your dream for later, go for it now!” . . . B.J. . . . Florida ’82 . . . Acadia ’83 . . . Karate . . .General, Sam, and Shadow . . . Dan Fogelburg . . . “Leader of the Band” . . . veterinary medicine. MELANIE ANN MORROW 15 South Street Paxton me and my mustang . . . weekend crew at AMC . . . partying 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . BUD . AUTUMN . . . OCR . . . Neil Young . . . outback . . . good times with great people . . . N.H. ’84 . . . Spam Man . . . Colorado Jude, BBA! . . . family . . . The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind. ANTHONY E. MONGIAT 248 Princeton Street Jefferson Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Capt., Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4 Tri-Capt. . . . 24 . . . Saturday nights w B,B,B,G . . . WALLY MEETS THE BEAVER . . . LISA . . . Showers . . . 10 27 . . . Beach Sand . . . Smitty’s House . . . railroad tracks . . . G,M,B,B,G,B,B,D,R . . . Thanx M and D. JOHN EDWIN MONKS 135 Woodridge Road Holden Andover ’84 . . . you’re using all the blankets! . . . Rock Lobster . . . Track . . . Skiing . . . S.C. . . . Acadia . . . Roll ’em . . . up! . . . Thanks Guys — SMACMSSKCGCDKMA DAGM, DA, S+P . . . Just can’t stop twisting and shaking . . . M M movies . . . Pizza Hut, Sven . . . Bullion . . . Chances are . . . KIMBERLY JOYCE MORROW 95 Woodland Road Holden Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Athletic Director 4 . . . Beam me up Jerry . . . Jerry Who? . . . Hey Scooter. . . GDNYDCSNE ... The Gremlins Did It!! . . . What a long strange trip it’s been . . . KSDBWPSPKMJD... A Bum Forever!! . . . Thanks Mom, Dad and Kris. MATTHEW JOHN MOORE 45 Asnebumskit Road Paxton Stones, Nicks, Y.N.A.S.C.C., boxing, gymnastics, gambling club, hunting, the river, L street, T.F.S.L.-L.S. “sitting on a fence.” PUP SUSAN MOLLEUR 18 Bieglow Road Princeton STEPHEN JAMES MOORADIAN 48 Mark Bradford Drive Holden “Noony Neeny, is there anything else? ... I’m all wet” . . . Prince D., Sonny, and Valentine . . . S.C. President . . . Basketball. . . Skiing . . . Baseball. . . Tennis . . . Acadia . . . Okemo ’82 . . . YKW-SPK . . . Monarch?! . . . Thanks guys — JM, MS, CG, JF, CD, TA, and the cast. . . God bless Mom, Dad, and Kris . . . Chances are... MICHAEL ANTHONY MORIN 12 Quinapoxet Lane Jefferson Life is full of chances, chances you have to take . . . RaquetBall, the Y, Summer in Maine . . . Friendly’s — What A Joke! .J. Beef, evening canoe rides, and sitting on the dock J.C. The key to success is to keep on trying and never give up. 73 ERIK NELSON 61 Stoncleigh Road Holden TAMMY LEE MORSE 29 Putnam Lane Holden Summer “84,” Glenn, Gizzi, Chevelle Malibu, Bob Seger, Turn the Page, Bucckie, poncho, Bama, volleyball “84,” The Mountain, Oh Tay! What’s up Doc!, Elton John, Wonderful Tonight, ya-ya, Journey, faithfully, I love you Mom and Dad. CINDY MURPHY 8 High Street Holden LYNN NARCISI 3 Glenwood Road Rutland In the race to be better or best, miss not the joy of being . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Goober ...Jenn . . . Aim . . . “the Gang” — Grinner, P.Q., Toby, Pe, Hammy . . . BINK! . . . mailbox . . . Thanx . . . ILY — M,D,J,K,P,D . . . MARTHA JANE MORTON Ridge Road Rutland Mike, 86 that thought! Audrey, Kafy, Cathy, W.H. Club 3 and 4 ( 2H.W.H.), Parties at F.S.C., M and M, mom, Mrs. J., Mr. Lane (dad), Thanx M and D. I.L.Y. What a time it was . . . New Hampshire 84, Hunting Fishing Camping, Skiing — Bud, Black Label, Corn Rack, PBR’s, Ford the coon, CSN and Y CCR Grateful Dead, Willie, The Band, crawfish, Sunoco — going to camp . . . B.D.J.R. — Jelly. LINDA ANN MORSE Wachusett Street Rutland LINDA JEAN NOONE 21 Kendall Hill Road Sterling If I could get you to smile before I leave . . . OINK . . . DATRR — Robin Deb and Dee . . . ILY Mike Hampton Bach “84” Wells Maine Jason and Dana . . . IMY Steve ( Sept 15th) Memories ILY Mom Dad Donna and John. CLAYTON NASH Griffin Road Sterling “If we could be heroes; Just for one day.”, Doink, Jis, Geoff Geoff, PoP-TarT, Ziggy, The Great White . . . Karin, Paris ’83 ’84, Thomas, Thalia, If life was made easy God would not have given us a brain. D.B. — Farewell. Whenever I see your smiling face I have to smile myself, Because I love you . . . Mark . . . Summer ’83 . . . roses. .. stars and cornfields . . . Gary .. . ILY Dan . . . good friends — J.K., J.F., M.S., J.C., K.D., L.O., J.M.. . . James Taylor . . . muscles ... ice skating . .. “Is it diet?” . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. ' 74 CHRISTINE MARIE OLSON 9 Boynton Parkway Paxton Preserve the memories — they’re all that’s left you . . . thanks Mom, Paul, and Joyceee . . . i love you ...the week is but an unloved flower . . . T.C. . . . J. . . . moose- moose, Mr. Bob! . . . Bye, Bri . . . IMYG . . . Stay Happy Everyone! (and Kate). LINDA ORSTED 111 Homestead Road Holden There is a way out of every dark mist, over a rainbow trail . . . 10 30 82 . . . Seger (6 13 83) Turn the Page . . . The Cars (8 1 84) Drive. . . T’Bird . . . Del. . . Kate . . . AHSCJLGTGMD . . . ILY M and D . . . Thanks for the memories. PAMELA LYNN NORDQUIST 63 Wilder Road Sterling “I have journeyed to the rainbow’s end and not found gold, but you my friends” . . . Treasurer; Secretary; NHS; Cheering; Promnight — Soupie’s; J.T. . . . Tim; Lee; stuck? Heidi; ICBB; footloose; Geraldine; Carl; Summer 84 . . . Michael. . . M and D . . . SMILE! MATTHEW WILLIAM OLSON 115 Oak wood Drive Sterling i“Stand by the stairway, you’ll see something certain to tell jyou confusion has its cost,” . . . CS .. . Guy Anthony ... A and C ... MTM. LEAH ANN ORTON 43 Maple Street Holden “When you give up your dream, you deny yourself of living life to its fullest.” CC’82 ’83, Florida ’83, Hampton, McD’s . . . Can’t imagine life w o friends like you guys! . . . Debi and Monica, D,A,J,B,S,P,A,C,H,L,A,G,S,A,(L), A and B, R’s, B and B, Thanks M and D and T . . . ILYA. AMY KRISTINE OLIVER ’ 187 Highland Street Holden “You can never relive a moment, but a memory lasts Forever Moody Beach — Summer of “84” . . . laughing . . . Flowers . . . Watching sunsets from back deck . . . Friends Forever — S.M.D.J.I_Sure! . . . P.V. ... Oh Jeez . . . Thanks and ILY Mom and Dad. LAURIE A. O’HEARN Prospect Street Rutland “Even through your tears I never saw you come undone. What’s so good about goodbye when the best was yet to come?’ . . . Football cheering, (Capt.). . . Gymnastics 1-4, (Capt.). . . MKTLHCHCC, Shew, M, Leeer, Di, Nook, Bish, Stud . . . “barn burner” . . . “one of the guys” . . . Powder Puff. . . Nantucket. . . M and D. JOHN NORDBORG 10 Sumac Circle Holden Johnny Cool. 75 PHILIP PERRY 227 Pleasantdale Road Rutland “Here I am looking off into the future, but should I be smiling?” . . . What’s up, Bink, no more mailboxes . . . KJJLGE,G.C., 7th period lunch, Thanx M and D. TRACY E. OVIAN 26 Jackson Street Jefferson . . Friendship often ends in love but love in friendship ever . . summer of ’82, “the bridge,” M and M, S.S., GNUII, partying w the brothers and sisters, “pumpkins” and “signs,” battles W Bruce, ILY Donna and Christina, Thanks M and D, 84’ homecoming w S B., “Cheat cheat never beat?” ILYJMFF. JOHN PARENT 400 Sterling Road Jefferson If you think you can win, you will! . . . F.B. 1-4 .. . VH-JD . . . Prelude . . . 20 . . . P.B. Bunny ... All Nighter! . . . L.P.B1S.G.C . . . Well Alright! . . . WGGABOTS Sterling Road . . . Snoopy Hang On . . . ILU Mom and Nicole. MICHAEL OSTER 111 Malden Street Holden Don’t seek the way with your eyes, Acadia “84,” fun, Italy and Greece by bus, The Grateful Dead . . . Does Mr. Keebler really live in a hollow tree? HA HA Buna 1 left. TINA PASKALIS 26 Pinecroft Avenue Holden Who’s that knocking at my door . . . G and G . . . can you live with a memory . . . sing we and chantit . . . “Roger” . . . Whatta, Whatta, Whatta, . . . Q.O.B. . . . 10 19 84JA . . . Jules, Deb, Lori, Sue . . . Thanks, Love ya Mom, Dad, Chris, Steven, Carolyn. MICHAEL JOHN PAHAR1K 1 Tannery Drive Holden “Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we may die.” . . . Golf 1,2, 3, 4... Thanks Ma, Pa, Bro. RONALD P. PERKINS 226 Grove Street Paxton If you listen to fools, “THE MOB RULES,” Dio, 666-101- 111, SS Chevys 1, 65 Chev Convertible — 283 Turbofire, ff-GL, RP, BS, TK, TM, HS, Toot, YES, Fullmoons with Lucky-star, D.M.R., I wasn’t really there either, Catchalata!! STEVE PERKINS 45 Mark Bradford Drive Holden Fresh as a daisy. White man speaks with forked tongue. Smiling prevents rigamortis. Ignore authority, it will pass. Breakfast in the morning? Greek God of Dreams. Bored: Use your brain??? Dumb Americans. Dad after day . . . 76 RICHARD E. PINEO 35 Tuttle Road Leominster ROGER DANIEL POPLIS 9 Ledyard Road Paxton ‘ Live your life like there s no tomorrow but be there to show your face on another dreamy day.” Zeppelin, Ski Club, 101- 00-666, moosehead, Yes, starshiptrooper, twinkey, “one more time,” “I wasn’t really there,” toot, Monte Carlo, Mom and Dad, S.C., “To be a rock and not to roll,” I’m on my way, Catchalata, Good times bad times you know I had my share. JENNIFER JILL POTTER 68 Hubbardston Road Princeton Stephen, Mafia Lives, Niffy, Eevon Banis, NFTBP, Casablanca, Moo, A-TEAM, Wind Ensemble, Toronto, Ottowa, Over my head, Nermal, Truly, I’m a dip and I’m proud, carrots, clarinet saxtp, Dunan Dunan, MND thanks for being there. SUSAN MICHELLE PETIT Lustice Hill Road Sterling “Shower the people you love with love”; Prom Night; April in Paris ’83; L.A.Q.; J.T. and Boston; M.M. and Netta Fenetta; Summer of ’84; “Goodbyes are somewhat undefined”: Heidi, Pam, Lee, Timbo, Mike . . . Steve. KAREN PEESO Karen Drive Sterling “Friendship, a world without end” . . . ILY Kim and Crissy . . . double dare . . . pididdle . . . SS . . . the Cape . . . “games people play” . . . cknfites . . . friends, KK . . . MB . . . dreams — hold on tight . . . MSS . . . D . . . Thanks for everything . . . ILY MD. WENDY ANN PIERCE Wachusett Street Rutland Tenn 82, Calif. 83, Wash. 84, Lib. Club 2, 3, 4, DECA 2, 3, 4 — Sec. JR,L,T,M,M,L,D,P,S, Proms 83-84, “the field,” ‘Anything Goes,” Exp. Theatre, Homecoming, “Cuddles,” Live . . . love . . . laugh . . . dance . . . sing . . . and you’ll be happy. Bye — chow 4 now — aloha — culater alligator — Bye, ILYM,D and K. SCOTT PETERSON 2 Cheryl Ann Drive Rutland I love you Kim! . . . My fault? . . . “Summer of 84” . . . April 20 . . . Christmas plays with the gang — Me, Kim, Danielle, Julie, Jason, and Jimmy — Riverside — Thanx Mike! PAUL W. POWER 31 Maple Avenue Rutland Football 2-4 (Capt.), Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-3 .. . Green D . . . 26,13 . . . Saturday Nights w B,T,G,S . . . Wally meets the Beaver . . . Really? . . . C,T,S,L,J,T,M,M . . . Thanx Mom and Dad. 77 MARIA COREEN RACCA 1 Davis Way Holden True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and choice ... SSLLKCLFAC(MCAPP)COKODJ ILYA ... Douglas . .. let’s go cruisin’. .. 11 5 81 . .. ’83 and ’84 proms ... Cape w D S ... Italy ... NHS, YB, ET ... elephants .. . Thanks — M and D MMFF. STACEY LOUISE QUIST 11 Nancy Drive Rutland “Don’t let yesterday use up too much of today” .. . N.H.S. ... A.A.B... . California . .. Thank you for being a friend .. . R.P.. . . Maine . .. The China Place . . . Thank you Mom, Dad, Erica, and Kendra, ILY. KAREN LISA PRICE 7 Nanigian Road Paxton For every sunrise there is a dream, for every sunset a memory ... I love you, Bill. . . 8 3 84 . . . “open Arms” .. . roses . . . Ghandi. . . movies . . . Cape .. . Summer of ’84 . .. Kelli. . . OEA .. . Robin — Robby bobby .. . KLBWBB, love ya!... Thanx Mom and Dad. JACQUELINE PAMELA PULEO 17 Heritage Lane Holden “Live for today not in the past, look for the sunsets at every horizon.” ... James Talory, Neil Young, CSN, 10 28 83 . . . “Tommy” I Luv U, “Get a Grip,” “Philip,” Thanks Mom and Dad, Jo . . . “party hearty,” out back, Bye .. . GINA MARIE PUSATERI 190 Meddow Wood Drive Holden Raw burgers and pool parties in the rain, AMBCCCBKM, Hampton Beach, You guys made it all worth while, NHS, TJCCLW, David — ILYF ... Thanks Pam, Patty — But that’s good!, “Just walk beside me and be my friend.” “Accept me as I am, only then will we discover each other” ... M(E)R, R.S., L.O., S.L., and L.N. (TYFBAF)... OKLAHOMA — F.P. ... OUAM — P 12; Our Town — R.G.: E.T. . . . Cape Cod .. . Dance and Drama . .. Pigeons .. . Irish Festivals .. . Thanx M, D, M and J (ILYall). KATHLEEN MARIE QUINLIVAN Barre-Paxton Road Rutland TAMMY ANN QUEENEY 12 Hall Avenue Sterling L.G. and D.M. and ME . . . and there were 3 of ’em . . . ’cuz Sheryl. . . MRMC . . . Clinton . . . D.C. ’82, Cape ’83, Bermuda ’84 . . . Steven . . . Bruce Springsteen . . . P.B. and K.F.. . . Thankyouandiloveyou mom,dad,Pat,andGram. REBECCA LYNN PRICE 19 Candle wood Place Worcester “Whenever you’re down and troubled, ain’t it good to know you’ve got a friend.” . . . Becka . . . 22 ... partying with the Brothers and Sisters ... Maine ... Haffs and P.S. (What-the-Hecka-Becka!)... ILYM and S ... ILYD . .. basketball, sailing, skiing . . . M.L. — buddies forever!! . JAY SCOTT RAYMOND 20 East County Road Rutland Ski Club . . . Short of stature, 1 long since sought. Short of temper, but long of thought. JAMES M. ROLLINS Fairhill Road Holden Toronto 83, Ottawa 84 District, All State, “Holden’ On” Cape Days, “Hey Waynol”, All State Jazz!, “Jen, wait up!”, “Cheeks!”, “Dave, where’s the Beave?”, “You’re way off.”, “Jen, if and er, 1 love you all!” KRISTIN ELIZABETH REYNOLDS 27 Tanglewood Road Sterling “Wisdom suffers only when triumph meets conviction” S.A.D.D. . . . National Honor Society . . . Brandy Too . . . Westport. . . SMU . . . Congratulations Ch. Skye . . . Thanks Mom, Dad and Scott. JEAN THERESA ROSEBERRY 6 Stuart Road Sterling I can’t stay any longer, I have to move on. To look for the future, Yesterday is gone. A.C — Took 18 years to get this far . . . Ron . . . friends . . . The good times are forever . . . I’ve got it all it seems. JANUARY RICHARD 60 Holden Road Sterling Feeling good at last rough times are all in the past. . . Mom ... The “Deli” . . . T.T. Train Ride . . . snow storms . . . “Little Ray Ray” . . . April. . . 1LY K.C. 9-7 . . . Roses . . . Thanx Me- chell Kimmy ... I Luv You mom and dad! JOHN CHRISTOPHER ROKICKI 41 Valley Hill Drive Holden CBWEJEQVCDANE — “Cheeks” — JV Hockey — Jazz — 3 years M.M.B. — Music Council — “I’m Surviving” — Play Orchestra Rehearsals — Clown Band — Canada Trips — “Can’t Keep a good man down.” MICHELLE LYNN RONAYNE 32 Juniper Lane Rutland V.M ’ 84, Team O, Ohio, Jeff B., Bucckie, Carrie, Barot, 7 Biu Class, Jr., “Stairway to Heaven,” I.L.Y.G.P.C., Wore., “Such is life,” “Watchout, here I come!”, B.B, A.M(+), blue o.c., T.G, The Stones, “O’Tay!”. CRAIG PAUL ROBERT 90 Valley Hill Drive Holden RM-125 . . . JFA . . . SKATE TO UGH OR GO HOME . . . Jim, Clayton . . . Hey Rollo What’s up?? . . . 7th lunch . . I HAVE THREE TENS!! 79 R. BRYAN RUSCH 331 River Road Rutland KARIN E. SASSE 111 Chapel Street Holden STEPHANIE SADOWSKI 68 Hickory Drive Princeton Let us leave this place where the dark street winds and bends to go where the moonbird rests from its flight to cool in the peppermint wind . . . ILY VG, DA, DF, SM, DW, JA . . . Heather — We’re not really twins! “It’s Miller Time,” “Spaz . . . Truck . . . Lake” , . . We’re A Blue . . . “Screamer” . . . “It’s History” . . . “Jump the Gun” . . . “Go Sick” . . . “Not Good” . . . Gambling Club, Grafton . . . C,G,D,S,S,M,B,J,T, . . . “Early Morning Arrivals” . . . Four Down Four to Go. TIMOTHY S. SCHENCK 7 Arrowhead Drive Paxton Aiko-Aiko All Day . . . Acadia ’84 . . . “The first days are the hardest days, don’t you worry any more — cause when life looks like easy street there is danger at your door.” — R. Hunter. TRACY ELIZABETH SAMRA 200 Twinbrooke Drive Holden friends: Ann-Marie (“I’m so tired”), Gina, Crisse (“Huh?” PTP), Kim (“Slam!”), “unit,” SLDAHKWTMJCR, Memories — K.M., Cheerleading, Soccer, W.E., my pool parties in the rain, “CC,” camp, “my Jaquar,” Randy ILY “Faithfully,” SFFM, ILY Mom, Dad, Mike. WILLIAM F. RYAN 13 Juniper Lane Rutland Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Casper . . . Italy and Greece ’85 . . . BCJRCGMJY ... It would be argument for a week, laughter for a month, and a good jest forever . . . two roads . . . traffic jam SANDEEP SAKSENA 78 Asnebumsit Road Paxton Member of The Honor Society . . . “We are here today and gone tomorrow” — American Saying. 80 MELISSA SIMPSON 3 Talbot Street Holden Lynn marie simoncini Lannon Road efferson u ' Kevin — ’72 Ford — Mystic lage — the RR tracks — LO.C. ’82 — D.C. Arizona csts — Roses! — Junior Prom, t .983 — Art Overtime — VG, 1‘Knights in White Satin” — e 4y ’Cuna — “There’s no illy ivord, no phrase for you On raws vhom I so depend All I can and ;iay to you is this: God bless j ou, precious friends.” STEPHEN C. SCHUTTE Pilgrim Drive Holden Soccer 1, 2, 3 . . . Hoops 2, 3, 4 . . . Japan Summer ’84 . . . “It’s Casual” . . . “Kon Ban e ca gal” . . . Hieny . . . Slam’in .. . shot gun . . . “High School is the first major step in life” ... The Chevet. . . Thanx Mom and Dad JENNIFER S. SETTERLUND 1 West Fairhill Road Holden When you look over your shoulder and you see the life you’ve left behind . . . you can dream, but you can never go back the way you came . . . Neil Young!. . . CCR . . . — John — see ya later . . . STEPHEN SCOTT 385 Pleasantdale Road Rutland Basketball, Jenn: “May the Lord watch between me and thee while we are absent one from another.” Proms, Valentine’s Day, love, Eevon, Janis, MVP, Marriage, Truly, Baseball, Districts, Gym, Faithfully. JENNIFER LEE SCOTT 6 Princeton Lane Jefferson “The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed” . . . “Jiffy” ... 16 at McD’s . . . Sharon, are you really you? . . . M and M’s . . . Wheezer — right Beth? . . . WPH . . . the office . . . NHS . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. PETER J. SIEMEN 1 Tanglewood Road Paxton At a suitable temperature an egg becomes a chicken and there are no chickens born of stone . . . The Brat. . . Jim 3 . . . C 2 H 5 OH . . . Wolf’s Heck . . . Thursday’s destination? Bob and AUD ... So it goes. climb every mountain, krushels, graphics, N.H., A.M.C., Imp, grey knob, guyot, good friends, good times, graphics people, out back river and fish bandanna, Thanks T and Everyone! GILBERT CHARLES SCOTT 23 Brookside Drive Jefferson “It’s all in good fun,” Mom and Dad, Gram and Gramp, the Family, Yes! we are tourists, Bridget, Basketball I, II, III, IV, Miles, The Mav lives! I am the shell answer man, Bentley laugh, BCMELSBFDGS and Me, the Boss, the Misquamicuit tan. 81 JEFFREY ALLEN STILLINGS Central Tree Road Rutland “The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes to do, but liking what one has to do” . . . student patrol. . . R.F.D. . . . E.M.T. . . . gambling club . . “66 Ford” . . . MG . . . Mom . . . Hunting and Fishing . . . Batmobile . . . Thanks Dad. WILLIAM F. SMITH 23 Marlen Road Holden Yosemity Sam . . . Beach Sand . . . Chad Sq . . . Anthony’s house, my house . . . Summer ’84 . . . Corn . . . Saturday Night with the Boys (G.T.B.B.R.M.S.J.). . . All Nighta . . . Football??? . . . When You Stop To Think, Don’t Forget To Start Again. FRAN SOCASH 10 Dunanderry Way Paxton Higgy, Thanks alot Mom and Dad, Denise Paquette 2 12 84 . . . Basketball —j Sixers! Penn State, Dunsey’s Window . . . Higgy’s Sink . . . N.P.I.D.I.W.Y.F.A.I.W.U. — T.Y. I Love My P.P. . . . Scobby, Chintz! coco, Harry Kid — The Boss! If you don’t try, you’ll never know if you can do it. ROBERT ALLAN STARK 28 Lake Shore Drive Sterling Junction On the road to success . . . The zoo in ”83” . . . make a decision!!! . . . Ell, E12 . . . 71 Pontiac T-37. DOUGLAS DAVID STEVEN §| 71 Avery Heights Drive Holden We could have us a high time — The Grateful Dead — Acadia 84 — AHG — Floydism — SLB . . . and if I were a good man I’d understand the spaces between friends — Shine on you crazy diamonds. JEFFREY F. SLOCUM 919 Wachusett Street Holden church hoops . . . “Yes” . . . M.M,C.T,C.H,D.C,T.C,S.M, Gumby, Cathy . . . Boxing, Friendly’s sucks. Mom and Dad, Jeanna, Beef and Chief, “Never give up your dreams, But savor them, and you will be victorious!” MARK R. SKILLIN 240 Highland Street Holden Kim and all the times we’ve shared . . . Oni. . . Hugh . . . Hanahash . . . Jimmy D . . . Dawn . . . Lynnsey . . . The times in the Valiant and the Subaru . . . Impulse . . . Monadnock . . . Maine . . . The River . . . The Heights . . . McDonald’s . . . My Family . . . “Sooner” . . . “Scratch” . . . LED-ZEPPELIN. STEVEN P. SONTAG 179 Rowley Hill Road Sterling Nancy B., Aug. 19, Camaro, 67 beats 69, Good Times, Bad I] Times, You know I’ve had my share. Page and Duffy — Motley S. —Motorcross in “84.” Collarbone ... Cruisin The Pickup — Leominster — Monsterland ... Go For It. . . Mom and Dad. 82 id if! THOMAS F. SWARTZ ieof (Ridge Road Rutland JEFFREY MICHAEL STONE 28 Pinebrook Lane Holden “I don’t know even whether I | know or Not” . . . Stoney . . . Football, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Basketball 1,2... Coach L . . . The Clan . . . Bud ' Brothers . . . Hampton ‘84’ — | Gooba.. .3 12 84, JRILY . .. “The Fun Nights” . . . ILY Lori. . . “Who said it was going to be easy??!!!” . . . i Thanks M and D. ERIC JAMES STRANG 13 Pinebrook Lane Holden “Today is the first day of the rest of my life” . . . “Success is a journey” . . . hockey 1, 2, 3, 4? . . . PSU Nittany Lions 1 . . . Alright, Alright, Alright! . . . GSFSCBLFSDMKC DJDBHSSGMMP... ILY Mom, Dad, and Chris. CURT ROBERT SWEDBERG 20 Sheffield Way Holden Soccer, golf, skiing, baseball, parties and Budweiser, HAMPTON BEACH, The Lake,‘71’CAMARO, THE WHO and VH, Girls, The Steve Miller Band on Cape Cod — 84, Parties at the Bullock Lodge, All the Great Times, Thanks M and D. BRETT ALLAN SWALLOW 285 Grove Street Paxton Working with Jeanine and Bruce . . . Best friends with Scott Raymond ... “I don’t know why!” . . . “What?” . . . “I am tired, you?” . . . Dancing Bear . . . Friday and Saturday Night Dances . . . Casper the Ghost on Halloween . . . “Diet Special” . . . Chocolate milk and two cookies! SANDY MARIE STRANDGAARD 65 Fort Sumter Drive Holden “Time is not materialistic, yet it can destroy everything a person owns.” M.C. . . . ILYDAVID ... The Roy’s . . . Old Orchard Beach . . . New Year’s Eve . . . Dec. 5, 1983 . . . FF — KMKBNPALMLSL . . . “Sneak” . . . Thanks Mom and Dad, L, W. SUSAN ELIZABETH STOTZ 533 Shrewsbury Street Holden Love is the answer no matter what the question . . . Friends . . . XMAS cookies w Maria . . . NYC ... The Cape . . . Winnie the Pooh . . . b. pancakes . . . you’re still wearing purple . . . GSOMT?! . . . L,P and the Bug ... it wasn’t a rock . . . Kitty . . . T- LJACG . . . ILYM and D. DEBRA ELLEN STRANG 28 Osgood Road Sterling Junction “Don’t let the sun go down on me!” — and you guys never did. Thanx Mom and Dad, D, D, D — ILY . . . Florida ’84 - “Feelin’ Groovy” . . . L.Y. Kath and Kerry . . . Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4 — Celtics! . . . Gummy Bears . . . Signs . . . “Wein-er-ette” . . . Thanx — BWCHPSABSKTHE GANG — ILY! 83 CATHY M. TWAROG 52 Calamint Hill Road Princeton Rockville High w MPE, EM, ML, DC, ST, DD, JW, etc. Abbott and Costello, Marshmallow, Hot Dog, SJC, SS MT„ “MR. B,” the Quad. Jr. and Sr. yrs at Wachusett W AM, DW, DB, DD, SK, MM, etc., Rosie’s class, AMAEG, AMANO, A’s letter to E, Big Deals, Jobs, “If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me?” — Lynyrd Skynyrd CHRISTINE IRENE TRZCINSKI 56 Pleasant Street Paxton Best friends forever . . . Heather and Twiggy . . . Acadia 83 and 84 . . . O.O.B. . . . Surf 6 . . . The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay, love isn’t love till you give it away . . . More stars in Maine . . . STBBSC 1234 . . . ILYM and D. KAREN I. TAYLOR 23 Juniper Lane Rutland “Tomorrow is waiting for dreams to be dreamed, goals to be reached; — Tomorrow is waiting to be yours.” . . . Dancin’ — “mean ole lion” . . . b-ball cheering — CELTICS . . . Deb UMT . . . Hampton weekend ’84 . . . Friends always there ILY . .. 10 28 84 . . . Thanx MDLK. LINDA LOUISE TRACY 35 Holden Road Sterling DIA, OC — Clinton, NHS, Echo, Library Club, SADD, Foods, BK, McD’s! Thanx Mom and Dad! 77GP. HC before school. “The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed.” JAMES H. SYSESKEY 12 Oakwood Drive Sterling I had a dream, crazy dream . . . Paris ’84 . . . Don’t lean on me man ... If it’s within reach grab it. . . Goodbye and if we never meet again then this Goodbye was well meant it. JAMES L. SWENSON 27 Arizona Avenue Holden HARRY TAYLOR Banbury Lane Holden Soccer: 2 years, Skiing, Model U.N., Ski Club. 84 | KIM ANN WENTZELL half 11296 Main Street | Holden f I Strange eyes fill strange rooms M— Doors ... I’d rather be 11 1 dancin’.. . Good Loving . . . x (George. . .4 17 83 . . . I Concerts . . . NanaBanana . . . I JMFGDTJMI_Miss ya I‘Raymond. Hey pig face . . . I ILY Dad . . . Conn . . . floyd ' ' I. . . January . . . Paula ... I JACKIE WATERHOUSE 567 Calamint Hill Road Princeton SUNSHINE . . . CSN “84” Hold fast to dreams die life is a brokened winged bird that cannot fly... WACKO!... 1, 4, 3 . . . Thanx for ycJur smiles .. .SEEYA!!! SANDRA LEE VINTON 400 Manning Street Holden “Happiness is not having what you want but wanting what you have” . . . X-Country, B-ball, Track . . . Echo . . . Sweet 16 . . . Scoober.. . High 5!... Keep Smiling M,W,L,A,J,K,B,K,J,. . . Thanks MDSMG . . . Hot Dam . . . probably . . . Likewise, Jello. MARC GREGORY WASHBURN 109 Rowley Hill Road Sterling Loui-Loui, Let’s go (scooping), Twin Oaks — Florida, How are yeah . . . OZZ (c), She’s so 35007-HW, Ziggy Stardust Lives, ET’s Homegrown, Roll A Roolo, Schroder Roadster, Heartbeat City, U2 30 min., Crash — Mr. Kraner, O.A. Brotherhood. BETH LYNN WASKIEWICZ Ball Hill Road Princeton A smile is the whisper of a laugh . . . Surprise 16ths . . . Wheezer, right Chickie? . . . S.C, S.W, J.S, D.W, L.H, L.O, A.O, S.H . . . Rugged and Massive . . . good times, friends, memories . . . the best has yet to happen . . . Chow, but not goodbye... DAVID R. VAN AKEN 100 Highland Street Holden “Don’t give up until you drink from the silver cup” . . . Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 CMC All Star, States, Skiing . . . New Year’s 82-83 Busted . . . Halloween Bud Cans . . . The Brothers . . . The Brat. . . Friday and Saturday Nights . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. ELLEN MARIE WARDEN 175 Newell Road Holden Gone but not forgotten; Hi, Myrtle!; 42; April in Paris; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; MUN 2, 3, 4; HDH; Weird Al; Thank you; Mom, Dad, and WHRS faculty. DAWN-MARIE WESTERBACK 9 Mark Bradford Drive Holden You never appreciate someone fully until they’re gone. Sunsets, Starryskies. 8 22 83 — Hampton — MIKE-IALY. Thanx Kim. Jeff. Basketball games. D.A.T.R.R. PROMS, “intheairtonight” 8 7 84. Dave. DLTMCCLWLNRCDDJFDC TVRWBSCGMRMD. ILYA “What a feeling.” ILY Mom and Dad. 85 HOLLY E. WHITAKER 551 Shrewsbury Street Holden “How much love, sex, fun and friendship can a person take? . . I.L.Y.J.P.K, . . . “You mean like romper room?” . . . Cape Cod Summers (pantri@s|p J.H. . . . Lynn, G.J and V . . . Aime, Ivory, Matt, B.J. . . . sours . . . E.T. . . . Question Authority . . . Thanks M and D. DAVID M. WILSON 516 Pleasant Street Paxton Scott, Andrew, T.J.C.C., D.W. and Gina forever . . . Gymnastics 1, 2, 3 . . . Volleyball Marathons . . . Fifth Lunch Foodfights . . . Marshmallow . . . Summer 83 . . . 73 LeMans . . . Chess Club . . . Canoeing Trip 84 . . . How do you spell that? . . . Junior Prom, Best of Times . . . P.T.A.P. JEFFREY S. WINDLE 1 Slipper Hill Lane Holden Summers at M.V. — ’78 Riviera wash and wax — GT160 let’s ski — Party at the Bunker — “What’s the word” — The crew: Chuckie B and Marto D. — “Why fight it” — Tim, Skip and Jeff’s theme: Baba O’Riely — Hockey 9 — Football 9, 10 — Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12 — “Willy” BRYAN WHITE 156 Newell Road Holden Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, B,D,H,W, and the Brothers, Weekends Hockey Nights, Good Friends and Good Times, B cans 83, “these are the best times of your lives, enjoy.” TIMOTHY J. WILLIAMS 39 Pinecroft Avenue Holden Lisa . . . Donald Duck . . . S,D,S,H,P,M . . .SandG. . . Hampton Beach in the rain . . . Boston . . . Deerfoot. . . Guides of ‘83’. . . C,A,J,C,D,L . . . Promtime . . . Let’s go for Ice cream . . . Kids . . . Uncle Willie . . . Skiing . . . Jan. 27th . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . Love You Lisa. SHARON BETH WICKMAN 79 Laurel Hill Lane Holden “Keep your face to the sunshine and you wil not see the shadows.” . . . WE . . . Toronto ’83 . . . HS . . . We are crazy! . . . Friends — ABSDTAJLMDL . . . Homecoming ’84 — the gang . . . the good times with Tom C. . . . ILYMDLA — THANKS . . . memories forever . . . LYNNE CHRISTINE WILSOJN | 25 Newell Road Holden “It’s a miracle” . . . parties . . jr. sr. prom . . . Maine . . . Florida . . . Cape Cod . . . DC,JF,KH,IH,SM,WM,LD,MB | . . . Thanx mom and dad! . . . Denise . . . P.S. I LOVE YOU!! DAWN ELIZABETH WHITAKER 33 Jamieson Road Holden Good Times: Good Friends: Great Memories: Surprise 16th and 17th, Summer ’84, A-Doe- Diet starts tomorrow, T- Chubby Knees, M-Sexy, Footloose, Chocolate, Smilin, ooh Bahamas chug-a-lug-a, “Dawn, GET OFF THE PHONE!”, Thanks — I love U Mom and Dad! oil llARIA D. DE-LORENZO ROBERT ALLEN WOOD 56 Laurelwood Road Sterling “Hope to see you soon on misty mountain over the hills and far away” . . . Bish, Dula, Whitey, Whooter, The iBrothers . . . Good Times, The ‘Best Of Times . . . Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hockey Nights . . . Showers . . . The Sterling Bus . . . Who?!. . . Subaru. EON WOODS Sterling Road Princeton Do what you want to do, you gonna anyways. 2:38’s, Old Bone Trucks, 65 Ford F-100, Woody, Demo, Skiing, Flame, Snowmobiling, Truck and Tractor Pulls, See Ya! JACOB RANDOLPH SMITH YANG 64 Osgood Road Sterling Junction Men in White Sweaters . . . “Age before beauty” . . . Cooking with Pam . . . “No one is innocent.” . . . ECHO Affairs . . . “1 want to be alone.” . . . “Did someone say ‘minority’?!?” . . . Dr. Mom . . . “Imagine all the people live in peace.” ROBIN LEE WOOD 19 Boutelle Road Sterling 10 3 81 . . . Glen . . . ILY . . . DAB . . . Broad Brook . . . Concerts . . . Tull. . . S and G — “The words of the prophet are written on subway walls and tenement halls.” . . . D and D . . . Jasmine . . . Kel and I Jan. 85 . . . Coky . . . snowshoeing . . . Summer ’80 . . . BuzznPonch.. . JAMES CHAPEL YOUNGBLOOD Kendall Road Jefferson Leningrad — swimming with Sam . . . Eno . . . Jim Foobar . . . Stevie Wonder . . . Larks Tongues in Aspic (Part II) . . . Yow! I don’t like Frank Sinatra or his children . . . Miles Newport. . . Until the day that 8x8x8(x8) is 4 . . . B.F., BERGANGER. TIM YOUD 10 Juniper Lane Rutland “The purpose of life is not happiness. The purpose of life is to matter.” . . . Pepe, Whitey, Dula, Woodsie, Screamin, Matty, Otis, Jim 3 . . . “Hoota” . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . My Stetson . . . NY82 S GEJ . . . Thanks Mom, Dad, Dan . . . “Every success story started with a kid who hated to lose.” MARC ANTHONY ZENARO MICHAEL PAUL KOWALESKI 140 Rowley Hill Road Sterling D.G.B.H.E.F.S.S.M. — MBF . . . Tahoe . . . The Mountain . . . L.F. . . . Spike . . . ’69 Camaro . . . Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4... NHS... 69-81 . . . Whooaa . . . Dunsies’ window . . . Utah?? . . . CCTC . . . WRHS-IWG. It CHRISTOPHER JAMES MAGAY Westland Farm Road Sterling . . .S’ cuse me, do you know how to get to Exedor St. . . . R.H.P.S. . . . “WORKIN’ ON IT” . . . CARS . . . RUSH . . . SCANDAL . . . TULI_ SPORKS . . . the truth is a lie that hasn’t been found out. . . IWSFWICH, HA . . . LC50005, AIP TUC!!! L and LF, TA. MARC MAROIS 15V2 Chesterfield Road Worcester Gambling ’81, ’82, ’83, ’84 . . . Mowie . . . Double bogey, bogey, par, birdie . . . Eric B. . . . Get on with life . . . Ronnie Reagan . . . Mondale — NO WAY! — Simon and Sandy Sixth ... St. Mary’s B.B. LOI THI KIM NGUYEN 1292 Main Street Holden “Like an angel, standing in a shaft of light, rising up to paradise, I know I’m gonna shine.” ... I love America . . . Friends — A.M,L.O,H.H,S.C,D.C,D.A, L.S,C.K, . . . Good Times . . . Friendship never forgotten . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. JODY LARAIA 9 William Allen Drive Paxton “You only live once, but if you live right once is enough.” Mom, Dad ... I made it. Parties with friends, Florida, New Hampshire: Best Friends: Beany, Deb, Squinto . . . Stick together friends, Love you Jason: Grateful Dead — Ya. STEPHEN O’NEILL 47 Valley Hill Drive Holden Maggie, This is true,’ Mac Man, Huzer, Burasu, “Not again Dawn!”, Jimmy-D, Monadnock, The Heights, Clapton, Smiling Sam, The Great Shan, Beth, You may find yourself, White Russians, ZOSO, Scratch, Long life Rock, Song Remains the Same. DAVID E. SANFACON 10 Damon Road Holden “Things went down we don’t understand, but I guess in tim we willBaseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Member of Phi Betta Egga . . . Rescuing a certain friend from a fall in Saratoga . . . Italy 85 . .. Vermont... B.C. Pyramids . .. “You can’t go back and you can’t stand still.. DAVID MARK WHITFORD 90 Birchwood Drive Holden The show must go on!. .. Oklahoma! .. . Mattress ... E.T. . . . Butterfly . . . Babes . . . The play’s the thing . . . Emperor Ron . . . D.K. . . . Revolt against reality . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. 88 DOUGLAS B. BLACKBOURNE 6 Ware Road Oakham Football-W.L.-3 . . . Whs-Z . . . Virginia The Klan . . . OL’E Jenny . . . Busch . . HANK R . . . C.D.B. . . . Kauliga . . . C.M.L.F. . , . Texas Women . . . South Bound . . . Cheap corn makes smooth whiskey . . , ’Nuff said. JOHN HENNESSY 29 Trinity Avenue Sterling “N.H. 84” . . . 1LYB, Joanne . . . ‘‘ZZTOP 83” . . . B and B . . . “one of these days” . . . Parties . . . Fishface, Pidgeon chick and the Happy Hog . . . B.M. . . . “Chevy 4x4” . . . S.N.W.D.S.I.W.W.I. . . M.D. . . . Good luck to all my friends . . . “The Pidgeon flies again” . . . Y.G.D.S. WILLIAM D. MILLER 78 Fox Hill Drive Holden Molson Golden . . . Fluff. . . IGGY .. . “Packy Runs” . . . Pink Floyd . . . Summer 84 . . . Wild Parties . . . What’s the scoop? . . . Van Halen ... A party, for me! Outta Here! TRENT JAEMS BESHAW Flanagen Hill Road Sterling Darlene and Trippa, Woodsie, Moe, Erik, Fish, Grinkas, Kenny. “If the sun refuses to shine, I will still be loving you.” Led Zeppelin is the Greatest! “Yo Steve, We’re in!” AC DC, Front Row at the Centrum. DARLENE F. BUSTIN 12 Taft Road Sterling Trent, Dawn, Kris, Audge, Chrissy. “never blue, only shades of grey!” Thank you Mom and Dad, Varter, and J.T. “When mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be you and me.” STEVEN JOESEPH LAKUS 31 Sandy Glen Drive Holden “Lake” . . . Huda . . . Spaz . . . Grafton Bound . . . B,D,M,M,T,L,P,L,J,J . . . Good Friends . . . Nothing to do but start again . . . M.L. . . . T and G . . . Friday Night BLR . . . Love and thanks Mom, Dad and BJ . . . So long! TODD LEON SHIMKUS 38 Quinapoxet Street Jefferson Model United Nations President, Shaffer for Congress, R.S.A.C., S.S.A.C., S.A.C. to S.C., Disciplinary Committee, President in 2004, Meatballs, “The van is still running.”, Stones tour 1981, Fred’s house, Never to Forget, God bless America! ERIC ROBERT BIGELOW 80 Ellis Road Westminster “ERB” . . . Ratland! . . . Westminister ’84 . . . “All we are is dust in the wind” . . . PARTY HEARTY!! . . . L.C. 9 18 84 . . . TIME!?! . . . Thanx Mom . . . Thanx guys and girls out back . . . See ya later! . . . To be a rock and not to roll.” GLENN PATRICK CARLIN 117 Laurel Hill Lane Holden All my life’s a circle; Adios Ms. D.; Thanks K. and S.; 83 and 84 NYC MUN; Thanks Mom and Dad; Ying-Yang; No more endings or goodbyes. DEIRDRE ANNE LOCKHART 80 Maple Street Sterling If you love something, set it free, if it comes back, it’s yours, if it doesn’t, it never was.-D.A.T.R.R. - I.L.U.: KB, SC, TK — The Rink Rats — 8 7 84- 8 10 84 — I.L.U.: Deb, Linda, Rob — Thanks Mom, Dad, and Jim. HENRY STIDSEN 148 Grove Street Paxton live your life to its fullest, Student Patrol, Football, Hunting, Fishing, Pinehill, P.S.E., Ski Club, Vermont, TK, MM, RP, JS, BG, Hanky, T.X. 89 Craig Angelsten William J. Beaudry Edward C. Cole Shaun P. Dorkins Betsy P. Forhan Donald T. Gilchrest Christopher D. Hughes Allen R. Hyatt Lisa N. Lamoth James McGann Charles Nouhan Paul A. Nourse Birgitte L. Rasmussen Eric J. Schlegel Francis J. Sesia Jr. Michael Smith Lee Tetu Last Will and Testament Class of 1985 We, the esteemed members of the class of 1985, of Wachusett Regional High School, in the town of Holden, Massachusetts, realizing that our existence in the said school is nearing its close, do hereby declare this our last will and testament: First, to all Freshmen — A kindly warning: don t wish your time away: the four years pass too quickly. Second, to all Sophomores — The privilege of leaving the realm of “The Dungeon ” and becoming a “Real member of the Wachusett student body. Third, to all Juniors — The right to step out to your own prom, the thrill of becoming dignified (?) upperclassmen, and the privilege of sitting behind the wheel — LEGALLY. Fourth, to the faculty — Our kindest appreciation for the help you have given us while we sojourned at Wachusett. Fifth, to Mr. Ljungberg — Our gratitude for the inspiration you were to us and may you have all the happiness in the world for the future. Sixth, to Mr. Lane — We give you our highest esteem and gratitude for all your forbearance and kindness. Seventh — We do hereby bequeath our possessions and peculiarities in item as follows: I, Lori Aguiar, leave to the students of Wachusett all of my fruitloops, safety pins, and creative jewelry. I, Diana Alty, leave my John his own locker in the Senior corridor, and Mr. Corriveau the “Civil War!” I, Margaret Barrett, leave my crutches to Miss Hawkins, French Horn to Mr. Grimo, polyester uniform to Mrs. Reidy, and love to someone left nameless. I, Crisse Bishop, had something to leave, but I forgot what it was. We, Diana Bratt and Kate Conway, leave “Wee-um-bum-baway” destined to become the Wachusett Alma Mater. I, Jean Brett, leave my bass to Mr. Grimo, who will hopefully find someone else to lug it around, tune it, and not be heard in Band. I, Darlene Charland, being of semi-sound mind leave: to M. Powers — quelques mots francais, to the school — my fond memories, and to all Freshmen — a 20-pack of Chicken McNuggets. !, Sandy Czajkowski, leave early to avoid being trampled by the crowd. See you all at the reunion! Later Ferg! It’s been real guys! I, Susan Czajkowski, leave looking less and less like my twin sister every day, but some things never change. I, Jennifer L. D’Amico, leave my strawberry socks to Kristine Cheetham, and my dreams to Wendy Battles. I, Tabitha D’Auteuil, leave to become Mrs. Richard Merchant Jr. , Jeanne Ferguson, leave all my good memories and friends my love. I also leave the rest of the class luck and good fortune for the future. I, Lisa Fournier, graciously leave all of my “funny-looking” clothes (the pants with the vertical stripes) to my one and only idol, Dave T. (Fatty) I, Linda C. Gonyea, leave to Mr. Lengas an extra scoop of ice cream that his mother deprived him of. I, Chris Grace, leave New York I’ll be there. I, Ernest Gronblom, leave my programming talents to John Roberts and Pat Mullaney, and all my programs to Mr. Hedlund. I, Joel Helle, leave mailboxes, pumpkins, and signs to Rutland Residents. I, Christina Hopkins, leave Wachusett Cafeteria with Becka Price, Tracey Ovian and Deb Strang during our lunch periods for some real food!! I, John Ivanisin, would only like to leave my friendship to those who need a friend. Call me. Someone will always know where I am. I, Chris Klose, leave my Senioritis to all the Juniors, my miniskirts to Mr. Hedlund, and the remains of my sanity to my brother. I, Myron Kokocinski, leave behind only what I found. I, Amy Lindgren, leave my huk-a-poo party shirt to P.Q. so she too can look like Magnum. I, Chris Lord, leave my music to anyone who cares enough about the past to prevent the artistic endeavors of the sixties from sinking into obscurity. The mafia leaves Mr. T (Dave) a supply of food to eat in class — and spit on. Don’t ever forget your lumberjack song. I, Christopher Magay, leave Wachusett with many memories. I, John Monks, leave one virtual powder keg filled with disgruntled farmers to Mr. T. I, Stephen Mooradian, leave my Student Council parabola voice to the Exec. Board for use during any minor crisis. I, Linda Morse, leave all my good times to my underclassmate friends, and a special thank you to Garry . . . ILY always. I, Lynn Narcisi, leave some bubble schoap to Kim Narcisi and Kristen Helle. I, Laurie O ' Hearn, leave my “wiggle” to Beth Zeena and Katie Komenda. Maybe they can find dates for the vKV I, Chris Olson, leave a rose to Mr. Ljungberg. I, Wendy Pierce, leave my flirting ability to anyone who wants it. I, Kathy Qunlivan, leave Leah Hatstat a Carmello Bar. I, Gil Scott, leave my squirtgun in seventh period chemistry and memories of Lou. I, Steve Scott, leave Mr. Corriveau Captain Joe Hooker’s girls and my cake. I, Lisa Simpson, leave the Graphic Arts room to next year’s senior Graphic Art students, and my sneakers to anyone who will wear them. I, Sue Stotz, leave NB and CB to AB and wish her all the luck in the world! I, Sandy Vinton, leave my stomach pains to Mr. Jaquith. 1. Ellen Warden, leave the number 42 to an insecure Freshman who wants to know the answers to life, the universe and everything. I, Dawn Westerback, leave the class of ' 85 with wishes for the best of everything. Nif, Ban, and Eevon leave the mafia limo to Pook, Tirashma, and Bo op for safe keeping. Keep in touch with Nermal — Love peace moo and goodbye. I, Holly Whitaker, leave Tom Powers a dozen white roses, dinner in Montreal and the winter lights in Paris. I. Robin Wood, leave W.R.H.S. as of January 1985 to pursue love, peace and happiness. K . Q Ml . •• QUM t)ftftu5TR.O n EXCHANGE STUDENTS DITTE CLASE A lot of people ask me why I wanted to come to America to be an exchange student. Well, in the beginning 1 wasn’t sure why. Of course 1 wanted to improve my English and learn more about American life. But after spending over half a year here, I realize how much more it has meant to me. Being an exchange student makes you more independent. It was hard in the beginning. I felt all alone. 1 didn’t have my mother and father or brother to talk to. The first couple of months were terrible, and I must have cried more than I ' ve done in my whole life. But once 1 got to know people and the feeling of being at home here, it has been terrific. And I just don’t want to think about the day I’m going home. But it has been the best thing I’ve ever done and I encourage everyone who’s thinking about going to a foreign country to do it. Being an American for one year has been wonderful. MARTA DELORENZO I’m Marta from Madrid (Spain). I came here on August 18.1 spent three days in New Jersey and New York, everything was great, but I was despondent when I saw New York. I thought it was much better than it actually is. This country is very different than my homeland: people, schools, kind of life, etc. I found this country more strict than Spain is. People can’t drink alcohol, go to a bar or a disco if they are not 21 or older. The hours to be home at night are very strict. In the school you need a pass for everything and you have to call the teachers by their last names. In Spain, after school we bring our books home and then we go with our friends to the nearest bar or another place, but we don’t return home until ten o’clock or ten thirty because we have supper at that time. We don’t have homework, it is against the law. That is a new law, which began this year (I miss it). At the beginning I had trouble adjusting myself here and now I think I’ll have trouble adjusting myself to Spanish life, but only for the first two days. I think America is a wonderful country, but I can’t compare it to Spain. Ther’re two very different countries. MARIE HARRYSSON My trip over here was really a journey of experience. The group I was going with left Sweden August 13 after we had spent three days in Stockholm to learn a little about America. We landed in London after about a two hour flight. There a bus took us to another airport from which we later left for New York. There we had to go through the customs with our suitcases (we were only allowed to bring two each, for a whole year). That was something that we all had been nervous of because the leaders had told us about the custom agents — how they treat your suitcases, but we all came through it without having to open our suitcases. One of my suitcases got lost on the way to London so I had only one to carry around during the long wait for the plane to New York. Arrived in the United States. Everyone was tired and the heat didn’t make it better. My suitcase didn’t show up here either, so we had to leave without it to catch the next plane, this time to Boston. There were only three of us who were going there and we had to take a taxi to another airport. But the cabdriver only allowed three in the car, so the two girls and the leader took one and disappeared. A guy, who was going to Chicago, and I took another. None of us knew which airport we should go to, but we finally found it after a lot of driving. The leader had to get the “Chicago guy’’ to his airport so he left us there alone to find our way to the right plane. After a lot of trouble and delays, the plane finally went down for landing in Boston. I was kind of terrified but 1 found out on the airplane that I had no reason to because a 98 great family was waiting for me down there and 1 had the enormous luck to be part of them for a whole wonderful year. PETER GILLBRANT There are a lot of differences between Sweden and America One is that football is such a big sport in America and in Sweden it is non existent. We have something similar called rugby, but nc many people play it. My first real live football game is one experience I will never forget. The cheerleaders, dressed in short skirts with “what you call them” in their hands, are sometimes more fun to watch than the game. Suddenly there comes a roar from the crowd and in run the players. I guess football must be one sport you need a lot of players for because I have never seen so many players on one team before. They kind of look like ice hockey players with all their protection they are wearing. I found out the reason why after the game started. What happens after the kickoff is very strange to many Europeans because as football is to America, soccer is to Europe. In soccer ihe players try to spread out the play, but in football there are only a few players that run free. The rest of the players are in a big pile in the middle of the field. The football works almost like a magnet, everybody is drawn to it. I thought it was a fun sport to watch and 1 guess a lot of Americans think the same because you have to pay over one million dollars for one minute of commercial during the Super Bowl. KARL HOVLAND TV, highways, skyscrapers, yellow school buses, big cities . . . these are some of the differences between Norway and the US, but the biggest difference is the language. Not that there’s anything wrong with English, but I just happened to grow up in a place where we speak another language so I have difficulty pronouncing some English sounds. Even though many things are different, many things are alike. The people are the same and many of the same needs. We listen to the same kind of music and watch similar and often the same movies and tv series. In many ways Americans are very conservative as in clothing, parental influence, swimming suits, and values in general. I once spoke to a girl from China, 1 felt like I came from next door the US because over there it’s really different. We hardly have anything in common with the Chinese. Depending upon what you are comparing, America is very different or very alike Norway. 99 “Lives of the SUPERIOR AND FAMOUS” magazine would like to present this year’s very exclusive group of students: THE SENIORS!! YES, Ladies and Gentlemen, our cunning photographers have managed to capture a few members of this elite group in action (and some not so active). It’s true that thousands would die, many even kill, just to catch a glimpse of or stand in the presence of a Wachusett Senior. This reporter has brought them to you in the stark reality of black and white. The next four pages present to you the last priceless photos to be published before the esteemed class of 1985 moves on to bigger and better things!!! MORNINGS are a time for sleep in this reporters opi nion. .. rtf 1 ... The unfortunate ones are off to work to make the big bucks! When the EVENING comes so comes the relaxation. Here, our Seniors show that not only can they ‘Hit those Books’ but they also know how to kick up their heels and have a good time. Mills H ' Ht AT � -ma So there you have it. These pictures are yours forever. Cut them out — hang them on your walls. They are yours to treasure and keep close to your hearts. Farewell and remember — someday YOU too may be part of the elite group called SENIORS ... ■ HP F W? ; , Mgj5sHpHSS6feffra Pf £ |, 4 ■ | SENIOR FLASHBACKS Laurie O’Hearn Kerry Arnet Kathleen Quinlivan 106 Amy Hunter Lynn Leschke Mike and Steve Lamarche Ann-Marie Bessette Debi MacNeill Sharon Wickman 107 Lee Bleumel Trent Beshaw Bill Higgins Lynn Donaldson Tracy Samra Susan Carlson Holly Whitaker 109 Leah Orton Kim Wentzell Sheri Conner Debby Booth Jayne Holman Gina Pusateri - Mike Harrington Kate Conway Kathy Cranford Jen Harants Stacey Quist Linda Morse Margaret Barrett Jennifer Scott Kathleen McKenna Tracy Aberman Amy and Lisa Chin Kim Foster Diana Bratt Kim Asmus Beth Waskiewicz I N E F s 0 T C N l T S l [ NICEST EYES Fran Socash and Beth Mello NICEST HAIR Heather Lashbrook and Jim Dublovik NICEST SMILE Tracy Ovian and Gil Scott 113 CUTEST BUNS Tracy Samra arf§ Bob M|ple NICEST LEGS Bryan White and Pam Nordquist CUTEST COUPLE Tim Williams and Lisa Landini CUTEST DIMPLES Sam Hodgson and Ditte Clase 114 MOST TALKATIVE Kim MacPhee and Peter Favata BEST DRESSED Wes Marshall and Kate Conway MOST ATHLETIC Sue Lee and Tony Mongiat MOST BOISTEROUS Rick Longbottom and Becky Fay 115 MOST GULLIBLE Eric Strang and Kath McKenna 116 MOST SARCASTIC Chris Benson and Sue Carlson MOST COURTEOUS Mike Boulay and Sharon Wickman Beys —j LOCKER ROOM MOST ABSENT-MINDED Mike LaMarche and Crisse Bishop MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lee Bleumel and Steve Mooradian MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Bill Higgins and Deb Strang 117 Karen Peeso and John Parent Mike Hakkaranien and Gina Pusateri 118 CLASS CLOWNS Linda Gonyea and Matt Olsen CLASS POLITICIANS Todd Shimkus and Betsy Forhan FRIENDLIEST Tracey Aberman and Brian Griffin CLASS BLUSHERS Jimmy Lane and Marie Lane 119 CLASS WITS Amy Chin and Mike Kowaleski DONE MOST FOR CLASS Diana Bratt and Matt McCabe to th TunnyForm hhB QUIETEST Karen Price and Brian Kelly CLASS PUNKS Drew Astolfi and Beth Carlson TALLEST Steve LaMarche and Jenn Potter SHORTEST B. J. Meunier and Sherry Day MOST MUSICAL Jenn D’Amico and Dave Floodman MOST ARTISTIC Dean MacManus and Charlotte Batef A MOST UNFORGETTABLE CHARACTERS Jim Youngblood and Jenn Haranis MOST AMBITIOUS John Monks and Kristine Cheetham MOST DARING Matt Moore and Jackie Puleo BEST PERSONALITY Donna Follansbee and Greg Mathis CHAUVINIST FEMINIST Timmy Youd Kate Blydenburg MOST ENERGETIC Bill Power and Kerry Arnett FRESHMEN 128 CREATIVE ARTS Kate Conway TT lf ' T 0 TOOT)OA ' v ua nit ly ' i ninr wer v.. Hb izrmm mms p «iM ' f h ORSnAiL ' Hi ) IP XS RfftUYTUST M HTfll OFT 1P-Tlfl TW T r YOlX TAKF TO CARP. 132 A Gift Freely Given As the morning sun begins to burn through the dense fog, A calm, gentle breeze begins to blow in off the water. I glance up and down the beach, noticing the other strangers, who have come to cherish these few moments of timeless peace. Some walk along the water, hoping to find a shell or some other remnant of the sea. Others sit as I do, enjoying the serenity of the waves as they submerge the rocks and creep up the beach. We are all alone, for those that enjoy the beauty of the sea, or the brilliance of a clear, starry sky, are surprisingly few. We are thankful for this gift of nature, for it reminds us that other things are not so freely given, as those which God has given for us to share. Susan Keith 8 84 Shadows of late afternoon Sneak across your window pane While you fearfully wait to be swallowed in darkness But when they arrive, Casting ominous twisted shapes On the floor, Get up, calmly, And turn on the light And they will be gone. Leaving you the Victor. Lynn Leschke 4 ' years of Dedication Mth an explosioe mount she conquers the beam, Instantly muscles stretch to full extent find, toes clamp ttLgtlB Dedicated to us 4:1, D, K cTKe oj Mendship miracle Colled friendship, fhatdweWswilhin the heart a t ijou den’f KnoJ tout i4 Happens or when il gets Hi star ... But happiness if brings (JHA,aIu 0US chives a special gtfWJuou rcaliee taai f neidah � s6oiV � � «s4 -- precious gift John Ivanisin Wk en we met, On that rainy day, IJou were you Jnd3 wad me. oCocbed in my world 3 could only dee the rain. Idut your dmile wad my dundbine, Xjour lauyhter my ley, On the day that you became a part of me. IdJe dpladbed tbrouyb tie puddled, dlwayd findiny the rainbowd, lAJbile findiny ourdelved mixiny toyetber. Obey were dayd of lauybter, 2)ayd of dmi L, IdJe didn t tbinb would end. One dunny day Xfou daid you bad to yo. 0 wad anyry, confuded, and . . . dcared. me 8ut 3 wad dM -And 3 dill k ad tbe you in me. O atby IMarti GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Front, L-R: K. Roche, K. Helle, J. Wilcox, K. Narcisi, D. Johnson, C. Sullivan. Back, L-R: T. Andrysiak, K. Weathersbee, S. Riedl, K. Fabian, S. Vinton, L. Narcisi, M. Copp, S. Curran, D. Carraway. 144 147 Front, L-R: G. Cavanaugh, T. Fitzpatrick, B. Parks, M. Mastrorio, S. Graham, P. Schmohl. Back, L-R: Coach Warren, C. Miller (capt.), D. Elwell, D. Jones, R. Willey, J. Sherbourne, J. McMenemy. i Front, L-R: M. LaChance, S. Malquist, K. Bodnarchuk, W. Fair, D. Berlane. Middle, L-R: K. McKenna, E. LaChance, C. Sullivan, K. Plourde, P. Holm. Back, L-R: Coach Hawkins, B. Luparelli, P. Erickson, S. Lee, M. Lane, J. Murphy, J. Holman, D. Hagglund. 150 The Wachusett varsity field hockey team ended their regular season the way they began it by playing to a scoreless tie against Notre Dame Academy. The tie against Notre Dame put the finishing touches on an undefeated season. The ’84 season was to be one of rebuilding and the team found themselves confronted with living up to the image of last year’s fantastic field hockey team. But they put in tremendous effort, con¬ sistently matching the previous year’s status and rising a step beyond to the District Championship. “This year was a rebuilding one. The kids were great! They believed in themselves as individual players and as a team. For a young team, they accomplished so much — C.M.C. League and district champs. The overall season record was 16-1-2. High scorers were Marie Lane, Paige Erickson, and Kari Bodnarchuk with 12 goals each.” — Coach Denise Hawkins W IKIIr 151 Front, L-R: S. Greene, A. Jasperson, N. Parent, C. Midgelanie, B. McAllister. Middle: A. LaCroix, J. Ryan, K. Emery, K. Burlane, A. Murphy, E. Shaughnessy. Back: S. Hackey, C. Holms, L. Jolie, A. Bissette, K. Weller, J. Leost, C. Papale. 152 VARSITY SOCCER DISTRICTS STATES WRHS LEOMINSTER 2 BURNCOAT 5 ALGONQUIN 2 ST. PETER-MARIAN 7 WESTFORD 7 QUABBIN 2 HOLY NAME 6 ST. JOHNS 3 DOHERTY 6 ST. PETER-MARIAN 7 WESTFORD 5 SOUTH 4 HOLY NAME 6 ST. MARY’S 5 ST. JOHNS 1 NORTH 4 LEOMINSTER 1 ASSEBET 3 LEOMINSTER 2 MILFORD 4 SPRINGFIELD CATHEDRAL 2 ACTON-BOXBORO 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 3 0 0 SOCCER A Season for Champions ... “Dreaming about winning is always in the back of your mind, but when you taste it, it just seems that much sweeter. Coach Gardula deserves a lot of the credit, and I am honored just to be able to say that I played with the State champions.” Captain, M.V.P.Steven Bishop The Mountaineer varsity soccer team played a tremen¬ dous season straight from their opening game against Leominster. The undefeated team swept its record to an im¬ pressive 17-0, marking them as the ultimate team to beat in Cen¬ tral Massachusetts. They were on their way to the District Soccer Finals where they won their second District E Division I soccer ti¬ tle in four years with a 4-3 victory over Milford High. Then on November 21, Wachusett Regional topped off the brilliant season, beating Acton-Boxboro Regional, 1-0, for the State Divi¬ sion I soccer title before 2,300 screaming fans at the Morgan Bowl. Tremendous team effort was displayed as captains Tim Youd, Bobby Wood and Steve Bishop led the Mountaineers through the final highpoint of their remarkable and spirited season. “It was four years coming, but well worth the wait. The only thing we were not was gracious losers; we never lost.” — Captain Tim Youd 155 Speaking of Sports V .W A Oq tre i v ° av C ed v ■ ;: $ } o ' ’.,,, v 0� “U0 ' «bi, r « .by 3 « ? o e 4 ; V ' S ° ? i tf «o J r °rn fio So. A th b it, s U c ' S ' X 4 , ♦ ' a %c tul e ei ' 0 t, , _ , ' V, v ' A. ,, X 7 y 4 T% 0 ,. e o„ v. « t , ° e, -Sb, � ' 1 ' C ftC SSfS - a w ? 6 ” iy .- • 0 J H ' jb . ' J ‘ s O c 3 ' ) 0 4 y, Cf X oV ! ' « e ‘ sr 3 S% 7 jX Sri -?-o°S «S, o 7 . ' % u l3 the Most val S. UuseUSOC-- 3 - 0 . achusett Soccer Champ JUNIOR UARSITV Front, L-R: J. Lumbar, S. Flagg, M. Hchir, T. Masterman, D. Puffer, J. Lynch. Middle: D. Leroux, D. Lecana, P. Gardula, M. Setterlund, J. Landgren, S. Rock. Back: B. Keller, D. Obrien, M. Spanknabel, P. Bobkowski, J. Lufkin, F. Beckwith, S. Lindgren. WRHS W Leominster W Shrewsbury W Algonquin W St. Peter Marian W Westford W Quabbin W Holy Name W Leominster T St. John’s W St. Peter Marian W Westford W Sutton W Holy Name W St. John’s W Sutton W Leominster 15-0-1 The Wachusett Junior Varsity soccer team, led by tri-captains Mark Hehir, Todd Master- man, and Doug Puffer triumphantly ended the 1984 season undefeated. The highlights of the season, as recalled by Coach Skip Knight, were shutting out St. John’s twice and Leominster three times. The Mountaineers scored a total of 62 goals, allowing only three. The leading goal scorers were Steve Rock with 11 goals; Peter Gardula, 10; Dean Leanna, 9; and Floyd Beckwith, 8. The defense was keyed by Danny O’Brien, John Lufkin, Scott Lindgren and Jeff Londgren. Matt Setterlund and Mike Spanknebel were the team’s goalkeepers who contributed outstanding effort in the season. 157 FRESHMEN WRHS 2 St. John’s 4 2 Milford 3 2 Algonquin 2 0 Marlboro 3 0 St. John’s 0 1 Algonquin 0 1 Milford 0 1 Marlboro 2 3 St. John’s 0 Front, L-R: P. Gaffney, P. Sedgwick, J. Simpson, H. Breed, C. Tivnan. Middle: S. O’Connor, D. Youd, W. Chad- bourne, T. Whitford, K. Knight. Back: C. Delaurie, D. Cornachioli, S. Bishop, R. Skinner, T. Weisman. Missing: B. Paharik, J. Marshall, G. Sarkisian, D. Tivnan. “The Wachusett Freshman Soccer Club saw increasing excellent play throughout the season. In the last five games alone the team posted a 3 win, 1 loss, 1 tie record against the most difficult competition in Central MA. Although off to a rough start, 3 losses and 1 tie in their first 4 games, the freshman club came back to erase two of their earlier losses and one of their previous ties. At season end, the Club had defeated all but one league competitor.” Coach Paul Youd 158 If - ' V- VARSITY FOOTBALL ' % , v - ' ■ • WRHS ST. PETER-MARIAN 7 20 ALGONQUIN 0 19 FITCHBURG 6 14 DOHERTY 15 20 GREENFIELD 14 14 BURNCOAT (HOMECOMING) 14 7 ST. BERNARDS 7 20 ST. JOHNS 0 20 LEOMINSTER 7 13 HOLY NAME 0 40 FOOTBALL 159 Front, L-R: S. LaMarche, J. Parent, C. Dunn, B. Lederer, T. Mongiat, B. Power, J. Lane, B. Maple, | T. Fatcheric, Coach Lewis, Middle, L-R: J. j Spakauskas, J, Lane, P. Dunn, D. Blackbourne, J. Stone, B. Long, D. Protano, M. Power, M. Shipley, j H. Stidsen, C. Ryan. L-R: C. Lane, C, Hopkins, K. Baer, T. Donaldson, S. Deptula, M. Bjorkman, K. i Stone, D. Donnegan, M. Jackson, J. Wallet. Back,-; L-R: T. Pitman, M. Johnson, R. Demare, S. Helle, T. Hale, C. Leppanen, T. Beech, S. Peura. “It was a long season. A season that saw the Moun¬ taineers come very close to winning many games. However, ’sometimes you eat the bear, and sometimes the bear eats you.’ ” — Coach Rich Lewis v m rlj 160 The Fall ’84 season for the Mountaineer football team looked optimistic to all before it began. With well prepared and talented seniors Bill Power, Brian Lederer, Tony Mongiat, and Doug Blackbourne, Coach Lewis looked forward to a strong balanced attack combining passing and run¬ ning. Juniors Tom Fatcheric and Mike Shipley would help add to the stable seniors to take some of the pressure off. Area newspapers even tagged the Moun¬ taineers as the “spoilers” of the season who would “trample over all others.” Yet the tables turned to everyone’s surprise and the Mountaineers lost or tied every game with the exception of one. However, that one game opened everyone’s eyes to how good the Mountaineers really were when they upset unbeaten Burncoat, 18-14. The Moun¬ taineers ended their season 1-8-1 yet the ex¬ perience each individual player gained in his tremendous effort will provide an even stronger base to begin on in seasons to come. JUNIOR UARSITY Front, L-R: D. Donnegan, J. Spakauskas, J. Wallet, T. Hale, P. Dunn, S. Peura, C. Leppenen, T. Pitman Middle, L-R: R. Demare, S. Smola, T. Beech, C. Jackson, K. Stone, J. Lane, T. Gunderman, C. Lane, T. Donaldson. Back, L-R: Coach Buelow, D. Kimball, C. Stanton, M. Hopkins, J. Warpula, M. Bjorkman, M. Power, M. Luzzo, S. Deptula, M. Johnson. FRESHMEN Front, L-R: D. Hodgson, S. Webster, J. Ellis, H. Nguyen, D. Marcoux, T. Anderson, J. Vardus, C. Strang. Middle, L-R: Coach Buelow, D. Harris, K. Lazaros, B. Freidman, M. Latino, T. Shapiro, K. Veroneau, J. Le- moine, S. Connor. Back, L-R: S. Crawford, T. Curtis, J. O’Day, C. Jones, C. Carey, B. Hawkins, T. Walsh, A. Magay. 163 WRHS 74 Mallboro 73 Algonquin 88 St. Bernards 75 . Burncoat 84 St. Peters 82 St. Johns 55 Leominster 71 South 63 Fitchburg 85 St. Bernards 52 58 73 63 Holy Name Fitchburg Burncoat St. Johns 69 St. Peters 60 Poherty ? 82 Alumni 00 m Leominster 73 Holy Name 78 South BOYS’ BASKETBALL ■ -bW 3 f w “The team suffered through a frustrating season that included four losses in overtime games, two losses of one point and three by a margin of four points. The team is heavy with Junior and Sophomore players so look to the future to reverse the close scores and put them in the Mountaineers’ win column.” — Coach Duane Corriveau” Front, L-R: G. Scott, J. Dublovick, F. Socash, S. Scott, S. Schutte, B. Beaudry, B. Power. Back, L-R: P. Chang, T. Lane, A. Burke, R. Bulloch, J. Gull, D. Bulkley, P. Ojerholm, B. Keller. 165 O ' ? - IIJITHttlB win . IGaKTU 1 ' 4 X 167 Front, L-R: S. Rock, D. Donncgan, J. Wallet, C. Lane, J. Lane. Back, L-R: P. Plautkis, S. Lin- dgren, S. Marcoux, M. Power, K. Ruchala, T. Hale, Coach D. Donnegan. JUNIOR UARSITY FRESHMEN im ' SET! B .flfrfKEI; ' •CHOSE 1 II. Front, L-R: T. Walsh, D. Cornac- chioli, J. Lufkin, B. Dunnum, J. Hazzlewood. Middle, L-R: W. Chad- bourne, G. Higgins, P. Rauker, R. Cranford, B. Paharik. Back, L-R: B. Grambling, J. Raynor, C. Craey, S. Crawford. A respectable season! That was the primary goal of this year’s boys’ Frosh basketball team; and, as one might expect of young players just beginning their high school careers, the drive to attain respectability does not always run smoothly. After splitting the first 4 games in unspectacular fashion, the prospect of defeating perennial powerhouse St. John’s seemed bleak. However, a starting five of Paul Rauker, Jeff Norcross, Dave Cornacchioli, Bobby Dunham, and Tim Walsh took quick control of the game and built a lead which reached over 20 points before finally settling for a highly satisfying 46 to 30 victory. In addition to the starters, Bob Gramling and Chris Carey played well for WRHS. Though the team again split the next 4 games, the highlight proved to be a tough 2 point loss at Leominster. The spirited play of reserves John Lufkin, Wayne Chad- bourne, Jeff Hazelwood, Ben Paharik, Jon Raynor, and Rick Cranford mounted a furious rally that nearly wiped out a 15 point third quarter deficit! Following a 34 point blow out of St. Peter-Marian came a rematch with St. John’s. Again the yearling Mountaineers showed their superiority in easily defeating the Pioneers 55 to 31. All 15 team members had a hand in producing a se¬ cond successive win over their usually potent rivals. For the remainder of the season the team went on a rollercoaster ride which produced 4 wins and 4 losses. In the season finale the entire squad saw plenty of action in drubbing Tantasqua 58 to 34. Eighteen hard-fought games had produced a respectable record of 9 wins and 9 losses. The goal had been reached! — Coach Bunky Perry 168 WRHS 64 DOHERTY 45 48 BROCKTON 47 39 ST. PETERS 67 50 NOTRE DAME 42 51 BROCKTON 53 64 ST. BERNARDS 36 71 BURNCOAT 60 66 HOLY NAME 42 67 BURNCOAT 59 41 LEOMINSTER 33 59 FITCHBURG 48 49 ST. PETERS 62 54 LEOMINTER 37 78 NOTRE DAME 50 63 ST. BERNARDS 25 55 HOLY NAME 35 51 FITCHBURG 49 45 ST. PETERS 65 57 DOHERTY 47 67 SOUTH 32 59 NORTH MIDDLESEX 41 52 MARLBORO 55 Front, L-R: C. Mellor, S. Molleur, S. Lee, M. Lane, S. Vinton, S. Strandgaard. Back, L-R: J. Gately, S. Tonna, L. Bachant, D. Cook, R. Migdelaney, T. O’Malley, P, Linnon, K. Henry, B. Emery. This year’s Varsity Girls’ Basket¬ ball team was led by senior co-captains Suzanne Lee (14.3 points) and Marie Lane (10.6 points) who provided most of the offensive leadership, the inside game was taken care of by Robin Migdelany (17.2 points, 8.3 rebounds) Tracy O’Malley (6.1 points, 7.5 rebounds) and Sue Molleur (5.8 points, 5.5 rebounds). Defensively, Sandy Vinton and Sandy Strandgaard were the spark plugs. Overall the team worked extremely hard throughout the season to acquire a proud record of 17 wins and only 4 losses. Their hard work paid off again when they captured second place in the Central Mass Conference and qualified for the District E Division I tournament. 170 JUNIOR VARSITY Front, L-R: L. Weiss, K. Narcisi, K. Scott, C. Papale, A. Bissett, K. Weller, J. Murphy. Back, L-R: B. McAllister, K. Howland, D. Lambert, A. Demetry, D. Heidenfelter, J. Casales, J. Lynch. 172 FRESHMEN J i! i Front, L-R: J. Guerella, D. Carraway. Middle, L-R: S. Olson, J. Ryan, T. Noone, D. Lahair, G. Smith. Back, L-R: C. Holm, S. Brett, L. Tri, P. Socash, K. Emery, K. Morrocco. 117.7 16.4 • i,- WRHS 111.2 Algonquin Sheperd Hill Shrewsbury Milford Westboro Braintree fcolliston ufctetboro j Bpercl Hill f Bh Andover Sectionals 110.1 99.25 109.7 128.7 111.7 73.2 . ■ Ml GIRLS GYMNASTICS Front, L-R: S. Czajkowski, T. Orton, D. Osborn, R. Perry, A. Jasperson, M. Regele, K. Sedgewick. Middle: M Harryson, A . Brunelle, J. Sullivan, L. O’Hearn (capt.), L. Juliano, L. Westerland, L. Sioui, R. Guggolz, E O’Connor. Back: C. Miller, J. Mathieu, C. Bishop, K. Conway (capt.), L. Taylor, C. English, J. O’Rourke, E. Hair, C. Sullivan. Missing: D. Bratt (capt.), N. Cook. 175 What first looked to be a questionable season, due to several injured team competitors, turned out to be one of triumph. The Var¬ sity Girls’ Gymnastics team was forced to begin their season with the absence of two strong teammates, Nikki Cook and Laurie O’Hearn. Many of the team members were doubtful of a season that would be able to boast such a record as the previous years held. However, Coach Claire Madelle strongly felt that the potential in the remaining team members could make up a large part of the dif¬ ference. Working through strenuous practices, the team concentrated on more difficult moves and cleaner routines. The first meet, however, was a disappointing loss by 1.1 to a strong Algonquin High. As the season progressed the girls improved and again had to suffer the loss of two more strong competitors Diana Bratt and Catherine English. The team worked even harder and the remaining meets brought nine wins and only one loss. The girls found themselves on their way, to everyone’s surprise, to the North Sectional Finals. Rochelle Perry, Erin O’Connor, and Deb Osborne were the high scorers throughout the season with outstanding performances. Other strong competitors were: Crisse Bishop, Kate Conway, Lisa Juliano, Katie Sedgwick, Jodi O’Rourke, Lisa Taylor, Cathy Miller, Emily Hair, and Sandy Cjaikowsky. Even with so much against them, the Varsity Girls’ Gymnastics team proved that the strength was still there and that they wouldn’t be defeated. 176 Algonquin Medway Marlboro St. Peter-Marian Leominster Westboro Grafton Auburn Shrewsbury St. Bernard’s St. Peter-Marian St. John’s Marlboro Algonquin St. John’s Auburn Leominster St. Bernard’s Westboro Shrewsbury 3 1 5 7 2 5 2 2 0 2 5 5 5 0 2 1 HOCKEY Cn N 4 cn Front, L R: R. Howland, J. Clark, S. White, S. Ordung, R. Barthelmes, Middle, L-R: D. White, N. Drawbridge, B. Wood, R. Curtis, R, Turner, P. Dunn, N. Gambling, D. Reynolds. Back, L-R: R. Loftus, N. O’Brien, D. Burnham, E. Gardula, E. Strang, B. White. 178 “The Mountaineer Varsity Hockey team compiled a respectable 10-9-1 record against a very strong Central Mass schedule. After a slow start we really came on in mid-season to play some exceptional hockey. But we fell just short of quali¬ fying for District competition. The highlight of the season came when we knocked off a powerful St. John’s team late in the season, 3 to 2. With numerous varsity players returning next year and several junior varsity players showing potential, the outlook for the future Mountaineer team seems promising.” — Captain Eric Gardula 179 JUNIOR VARSITY Front, L-R: C. Madalena, V. Pusatcri, R. Howland, D. Leroux, C. Strang. Back, L-R: D. Reynolds, M. Hair, J. Roach, J. Solomon, B. Sachs, M. Luzzo, T. Masterman, C. Stanton, D. Spedding. 180 BOYS TRACK WRHS 48 SOUTH HIGH 37 59 MARLBORO 27 18 ST. JOHN’S 68 67 DOHERTY 19 73 BURNCOAT 13 66 ALGONQUIN 1£, SHREWSBURY, ' 72 i«2L 181 Front, L-R: B. Kelley, J. McCullough, B. McCollough, D. Youd, P. Sedgwick, T. Fatcheric, J. Lane, J. Monks. Back, L-R: Coach Kingdon, J. Kelley, R. Demare, K. Olson, P. Schmohl, L. Waterhouse, R. Klaiber, J. Simpson, S. Peura, M. Breed, J. Bowker, Coach Wallace. Missing: Capt. C. Miller. The Boys’ Winter Track team rac¬ ed to a 5-2 season’s record under the leadership of Captain Chuck Miller. Throughout the season, strong efforts from upperclassmen John Monks, Chuck Miller, Tom Fatcheric and Kevin Olson provided a boost for less experienced freshmen and sophmores. A definite im¬ provement was evident in the perfor¬ mances of many of the underclassmen as the season progressed. There was room for improvement in all as exemplified by Tom Fatcheric’s school record tie in the 50 yard dash at 5.8 seconds. 182 WRHS 73 43 55 79 84 68 SOUTH HIGH 5 MARLBORO 43 DOHERTY 29 BURNCOAT‘ 5 NORTH HIGH 0 ALGONQUIN 16 SHREWSBURY 78 GIRLS’ TRACK ' h Front, L-R: K. Maiser, L. Bluemel, L. Narcisi, J. Bauman, J. Wilcox, K. Maiser. Back, L-R: Coach Wallace, S. Pork, A. LaCroix, N. Parent, C. Morse, P. Lupien, S. Riedl, A. Gregory, A. Krukonis, A. Tarkianien. Missing: S. Mackie, C. Mercier, A. Valonia. 185 The Girls’ Winter Track team produced a spec¬ tacular record of 5-1-1 this ’84-’85 season. Led by senior co-captains Lynn Narcisi and Lee Bluemel, the Wachusett team was defeated only once, by a strong op¬ posing Shrewsbury team. In addition to their proud record, the girls are responsible for several new school records. Freshman Shelby Mackie broke the standing time with a 7.4 second 50 yard hurdle time. Sophomore Nicole Parent’s time of 3:04.0 in the 1000 yard run was good enough to bump out the previous record. Finally, Lynn Narcisi’s outstanding time of 5:45.4 in the mile run also set a new record. Overall the team ended their season triumphantly as the second team in the Con¬ ference Meet with 52 points. 186 CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL Front, L R: Capt. Laurie O’Flearn, Diana Bratt, Betsy Forhan, Kate Conway, Capt. Crisse Bishop. Top: Beth Zeena, Erin O’Connor, Nikki Cook, Lisa Taylor, Laurel St. Jean, Catherine English, Katie Komenda. 190 Varsity Basketball First Level. L-R: L. Dunham. J. Leosz. C. Andrews. J. Pulacios. Second Level: H. Lashbrook. E. LaChance. K. MacPhee. J. DiCicco, P. Holm. Third Level: P. Nordquist. L. Snyder. Fourth Level: H. Ovian. 192 H—M— Junior Varsity Basketball First Level, L-R: K. Knight, A. Swirsky, R. Scott, W. Madden. Second Level: M. Copp, K. Weathersbee, S. Wheeler, E. Keller. — ' A k % ) V 1 ‘i r 11 1 1 Ml- Jftl f II 11 jli 193 UARSITY HOCKEY Front, L-R: C. Peel, L. McGovern, D. Chapates. Back, L-R: T. Ovian, D. Follansbee, C. Hopkins K. Cheetham, K. Arnett. Missing: L. Fournier, M. LaChance, K. Schlegel. 194 ORGANIZATIONS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front: Sam Hodgson (V.P.), Matt McCabe (PRES.). Back: Pam Nordquist Front: Catherine English (SEC.), Dawn Johnson (TREAS.). Back: Beth McCabe (TREAS.), Heidi Litterio (SEC.). (PRES.), Kate James (V.P.). SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Front: Andy Van Aken (V.P.), Jeff Lane (PRES.). Back: Jen Leosz (SEC.), Katie Scott (TREAS.). FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Front: Nicole Keane (V.P.), Elizabeth Garabedian (PRES.). Back: Erin Shaughnessy (SEC.), Allison Murphy (TREAS.). 196 STUDENT COUNCIL Front, L-R: T. Andrysiak (V.P.), S. Mooradian (PRES.), T. Aberman (SEC.). First Row: B. Forhan, J. Monks, K. Conway, S. Hodgson, B. Higgins, C. Bishop, K. McKenna, L. Donaldson. Middle Row: J. Yang, K. George, A. Van Aken, J. Leosz, L. Weiss, J. Sullivan, L. Petit, P. Erickson, C. Sullivan, D. Berlane, B.Zeena, B Brouillette, T. Shimkus. Back: M. Hatfield, A. Soderberg, G. Cavana. K. Anderson, T. Orlando, K. Melinski, A. Muckinstrom, J. Murray, E. Pnaeger, S. Philben, J. Suire. ACADEMIC ADVISORY BOARD L-R: M. Gelbwasser, A. Soderberg, Stacey Quist. Missing: Tracy Tews, Athena Demetry, Suzanne Lee. 197 STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE L-R: T. Andrysiak, T. Shimkus, G. Lavana, A. Soderberg. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL L-R: T. Shimkus, J. Yang. 198 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: H. Litterio, B. Mello, L. Landini, G. Pusatcrij R. Barthelmes, J. Scott, L. Bleumel, S. Lee, L. Leschke. Second Row: P. Nor- dquist, K. McKenna, D. Bratt, S. Mooradian, J. Monks, M. Racca, D. Floodman, S. Stotz. Third Row: B. Ryan, T. Youd, M. Kowaleski, B. Higgins, C. Bishop, K. Conway, S. Quist, D. Blair, T. McLoughlin, E. Warden, L. Orton, A. Bissette, K. Martino, L. Tracy. Back Row: M. McCabe, G. Scott, B. Forhan, J. Brett, J. D’Amico, C. Reynolds, K. LaCroix, S.Conner, L. Narcisi, J. Holman, M. Lane, D. MacNeil, M. Lucey, D. MacManus. EXPRESSION THEATRE Front Row: D. Astoldi, H. Rubin. First Row: H. Whittaker, B. Zeena, D. Whitford, J. Harrants, J. Yang, S. Milewski, S. Mooradian. Second Row: C. McCauley, J. Adams, S. Sadowski, L. Duffy, L. McMahon, T. McLaughlin. Back Row: K. Blydenburg, C. McGrath, B. Crawford, D. Marnerakis. 199 STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING Front Row: B. Zeena, L. Hynes, K. Ljonberg. Middle Row: D. Bratt, C. English, M. Hakkaranien, L. Orton, D. MacNeil, C. Aulenbeck. Back Row: D. Chapates, C. Shaughnessy, J. Helle, J. Hammond, M. Lucey, C. Reynolds, L. Petit. ROK CLUB 200 FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY L-R: L. Landini, D. MacNeil, T. Powers (advisor), K. LaCroix. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Front Row, L-R: B. Ryan, S. Mooradian, J. Monks, L. Orton. Back: C. Aulenbeck, A. Lindgren, L. Bleumel, J. Holman, C. Greene (advisor). 201 ART OVERTIME SCIENCE SEMINAR 203 ■ ■ r -K ' ? 205 LIBRARY CLUB SAILING CLUB Front Row: J. Roe. Middle Row: L. Duffy, L. Comer, N. Keane, J. Blydenburg, C. Lord. Back Row: T. Salmonsen, S. Esber. OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION DECA WACHUSETT SPORTSMAN S CLUB FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 207 r- „ }. vr WACHUSETT SINGERS CONCERT CHORUS 209 WIND ENSEMBLE —.—-- t .! SPECIAL EVENTS 211 217 8kM ACADIA 84 L-R: Simon, Gregory, John Matthews, Mark Glidden, Tim Schenk, Justin Kelly, Mike Oster, Mark Leis, Mike Brunzell, Jason Veaudry, Lynn Wilson, Myron Kokkocinski, Kristine Cheetham, Chris Trzcinski, Doug Stevens, Wendy Peterson, Sandy Milewski. 221 . r ’- RUSSIA 84 222 224 225 WINTER CARNIVAL VTUlUUTCll, Chosen for Levi’s Button-Fly 501 Blue: IN THE NEWS t kM vvv% pnquw IN THE NEWS IN THE NEWS . IN THE NEWS SK fm “Look ma, no B’s!” “Go ahead, make our day” “I wouldn’t if I were you,’ “Well, don’t look at me I don’t know.’ The American Dental Association’s poster children • 1985. “And here’s the weekend forecast. . OK — who shot the spit ball? Are we having fun yet? Don t forget your vitamins. “Times like these were made for Taster’s Choice.” “This is serious business!” “God Bless You!” You look MAAhvelous!!” I think she likes me. ‘ No, it’s not a candy necklace. “Too much hairspray again. Got any scissors?” Wouldn t it be easier if I used my legs?!” “Ever feel like people just walk all over you?” What’s wrong with this picture?? . . . 3, 2, 1 — Take off “Not now — I’m in conference.” “You’re coming wtt e fiilfoy!” “OK — so it’s not flame broiled!” Look at those buns!!! “Watch out John Travolta!” “I can’t believe they just did that. . Could you show me where the bathroom is quick! “Guess you had to be there!” tP It’s a prize winner, for sure. “Anyone want a brew?” “What a drag!” Aw come on — smile for the camera. Whatcha got there Laurie? Male model 1985 Umm. . . Umm I don t need this. “Cheeeze” ‘Get aillaid of that one . . Great mind at work. Don’t pull that sleepBick on us. 245 Dental Floss users THIS GUY’S REALLY GONE. LOVE THOSE SHADES, TRACY. THIS IS MY LOCKER - HONEST! YEAH — WHAT ABOUT IT? AND IF YOU BUY THAT, I’VE GOT SOME NICE SWAMPLAND TO SELL YA. COME BACK - STEVE! 247 248 T? “We are the yearbook staff; we have no friends.” . . . Deadline? What’s a deadline? . . . Candy’s man on the back of the door . . . “What do the rude brown marks on the floor?” . . . falling asleep in the beanbag chair during lunch . . . “You guys are dead meat!” . . . communication gaps — World War III . . . Diet Coke . . . Late nights until 11:00 P.M. . . . visits from the janitors . . . Our pet frog . . . Where’s the film?? . . . Sherry, Kim, and the lady from Loring . . . Maria’s exploding typewriter . . . Cal loves Sherry . . . Gotta quote Lynn? . . . Someone ate all our cropping pencils . . . Kathy-n-Flutie . . . Broken file cabinet . . . Swinging from the shelves . . . Mission Impossible on Saturdays to get in here . . . Jumping into the courtyard from the roof . . . Where’s the type book?!!! . . . Wc dedicate our yearbook to the gorgeous hunk we saw on our B.U. trip!!! . . . Final Deadline!!! THE STAFF Front, L-R: Beth Burnham, Candy Mc¬ Cauley, Kristine Cheetham. Middle, L-R: Beth Carlson, Amy Hunter, Beth Zeena, Kem Stone. Back, L-R: John Ivanisin, Deb MacNeil. Missing: Bill Higgins, Tracey Aberman, Crisse Bishop, Diana Bratt, Greg Mathis. THE YEARBOOK STAFF THE EDITORS Front, L-R: Maria Racca (Copy Editor), Kate Conway (Editor-in-Chief), Lynn Leschke (Managing Editor). Back, L-R: Monica Lucey (Layout Editor), Kim Mac- Phee (Photo Editor), Sherry Day (Business Manager), Kathy Martino (Promotion Manager). 250 JAMES AND JOAN ADAMS CLARKE AND ANNE ANDERSON ANONYMOUS KEETON AND BEVERLY ARNETT, PAUL AND DEBRA ASHFORD WALLACE AND SANDRA AULENBACK DAVID AND ELIZABETH BARRETT MR. AND MRS. RICHARD G. BEDARD LAWRENCE AND ROSE MARIE BERNARD ROGER AND C AHOI| BERUBE ROBERT AND BARBARA BESSETTE KARIN L BIGELOW RICHARD AND SANDE JOHN C. BLYDENBURGH Mr MR. AND MRS. JOHN P. BOGDAN EDWARD G. BOULAY JANICE BOULAY DAVID AND BARBARA BRALEY ' SSL li t CALVIN AND NOLA BRANCHE RICHARD AND JEAN BRATT pm JOHN AND JEAN CARLSON RALPH AND JOAN CARLSON ARTHUR AND JUDITH CLOKEDILE JOHN F. CONNOLLY CHRISTOPHER AND KATHY CONWAY ELAINE V. CURTIS THE CUSTODIAL STAFF ROY AND JOAN DAHLSTROM BRUCE AND CAROL DAIGNEAl BRENNER DAEG AND SU RUSSELL AND GAYLE BRETT CLARENCE AND MARILYN BUlfiffANf HAROLD AND BEVERLY BURNH. FRANCIS AND BARBARA CA IJH DONALD AND HOWARD ANI ICY CARLSC CARLSON laL- % DONALD AND PHYLLIS D’ MR. AND MRS. ENNETH L. . SKILLIN DOE _ MARGAREf R. DON ' JAMES, AND | J. BRUCE AND LINDA DUNN MR. AND MRS. CHARLES EB MR. AND MRS. LESLIE ERIKS( MICHAEL FEAR f __ IOLE ID NANCY FREEM R. GAINE FR VNCIS AND JOYCE GARDNER .AN ALOMAR RICHARD ID MRS. ROBERT ' SENIOR SUPPORT TEAM PHILLIP AND KARIN GLIDDEN MR. AND MRS. ROBERT GONYEA L. J. GRACE ELECTRICAL DR. AND MRS. TERRY E. GRAHAM G. JOSEPH AND ELAINE GRIBOUSKI KARL AND SANDRA HAKKARAINEN PETER AND DOREEN HAMMETT GEORGE AND PATRICIA HARANTS DAVID AND SHEILA HARRIS GEORGE AMJXf l ( WILLIAM ANTCRIKA HIGGINS HPnl m § J; W’ ,■ JOHN AND CATHERINE HODGSON ' ■ ' W ' - t tkLDAtyD pUsCILLA HcHmAN Wk ' %W ' y ELAND,] JAMES JAMES AND CAROL LARAIA JAMES AND SUSAN LASHBROOK WILLIAM AND JANET LEE ROBERT AND CAROL LESCHKE ARTHUR AND NANCY LOEFSTEDT RICHARD AND MARY LONGBOTTOM MR. AND MRS. DONALD F. LYNNE HERBERT AND MEREDITH MACNEILL GORDON AND BARBARA MACPHEE GEORGE AND JANE MACUEN JOSEPH AND CLAUDIA MADDEN JAMES AND EDNA MAGAY PAUL AND SUZANNE MAROIS MELISSA MAROIS FRED AND PHYLLIS MARTIN ROBERT AND MARGOT MARTIN RICHARD AND LINDA MARTINO ROBERT MARSH-FAMILY - BOB, MARCIA, r « T AND KRIS, BARBARA MARSHALL ALL Hu aw 253 W MATTHEW McCABE REBECCA McCABE ALTHEA McGANN JAMES AND JOYCE McGUINESS WILLIE AND MARION McKELVIE WILLIAM AND MARY JANE McKENNA CHARLES AND ANN MELLO SIEGFRIED AND CAROL MEYER RONALD AND DIANNE MILEWSKI ANTHONY AND LORRAINE MONGIAT JAMES AND ALYCE MOORADIAN DONALD AND JANICE MORROW CYNTHIA MYERS WILLIAM AND BARBARA NARCISI STANLEY G NELSON RALPH AND DONNA NORDQUIST 4 - RALPH AND MARY NOURSE WILLIAM AND VIOLA OLIVER RONALD AND JUDITH OLSON WILLIAM AND PATRICIA OLSON WARNER AND CORA ORSTED JOAN M. ORTON CARL AND KAREN PAHARIK ROBERT AND JANICE PEESO RAYMOND AND PATRICIA PERKINS CARLTON AND JEAN PERRY MICHAEL AND JUDITH PETIT GEOFFREY AND PAULA POTTER ROBERT L. PRICE i if VINCENT PUSATERI t Ef JOHN AND PAMELA QUEENEY j MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH D. QUINLIVAN GERALD AND RITA QUIST PAUL AND BARBARA RAYMOND 1 PETER AND BARBARA ROLLINS W MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM RYAN PHILIP AND DONNA SANFACON ROY AND MAUREEN SAMRA, . 1 % RICHARD ND BRENDA SC IUTTE EMILY SCOTT jjr GILBERT SCOTT, JR. , P GARY AND CAROLYN SETTERLUND PETER AND NATALIE SIEMET GEORGE W. SLOCUM, C. MR. AND MRS. PHILIP SONTAG Jr RUTH M. STEVENS CARLF.TON AND JANET STILLINC y f WALTER AND MARY STRANI ■M jt 7 JAMES AND PAULETTE STRAIN m ; • MARILYN SWALLOW ROBERT AND ARLENE TAYLOR ■ OTIS AND DOROTHY TRACY JOHN AND JANE VANAK|N ROLAND AND JUDITH VEAUDRY GEORGE AND MERCIE VINtON RONALD AND MARIE WHITAKER WILLIAM AND! ■ . PAUL AND ¥■ : ' 4r 254 ‘Gone ’ )ast, that moved too fast. ig and restless haze. ien run away? much U me. lams gone with gone, bright shin gone in a yc why did so little t and now young am you’ll neve tBs this way again, so drink the summer wine, I reachJc j| the stars while you have time, I your Mstless dreams will lead the way. so dream your dreams and live for each day, while you are young. — De Voron Botkin “Nadia’s Theme” For every sunset, memory W 1 w T •- -■ jk« -- -V? :-■• -■■- !■■{