Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1985 volume:

WELLESLEYAN Wellesley Senior High School Wellesley Massachusetts €2181 Wellesley free library WELLESLEY. MA 02181 1 A Star Is Corn Amy Horan David Gibbons Jane Riley V . 3 li 3 Kecia Whittle Debbie Hohenberg Michelle Companion Anderson Andy Mitchell Wellesley Seniors Have the ”Rieht Stuff!” “Revenge of the nerds (Valerie Petrarca) “Snoopy Come Home” (Michelle Companion) Here comes the bride! (Christine Burzillo) Look (Penny Tuton) Mary observes the “All-American Boy. (Paul Cloonan) “What can I say? (Nick Carls) Prince Purple Rain JoeCasale Our Gang — Wellesley High style! (Sylvie, Wendy, Pam, Rachel, DeMane, ?, Laura) A Cabbage Patch Kid with a friend! (Janine Carmody) The American Werewolf In Wellesley? Gallerani) Tousley and Jim ‘Follow the yellow brick road. . (Ann, Amy, Caroline) The Sound of Music (Sue Mooney and Janice O’Connell) Our best looking Nerd? (Wendy and Pam) What, me worry? (Adam Benezra) Susan McGovern Mary Dennehy Jessica Donovan Judianne Resmini uV V Bob Coughlin Jimmy James Joe MacPhee Carolyn Beckedorff Samantha Hand Leslie Arkin Wendy Weber Liz DeLoughrey Brady Mutrie Rachel Levine David Korn Tracy Mills Nick Carls Susan Palmer Kim Golden Karen Allison Vicky DeVito Penny Rossano Clint Bogard Martha Hall Marjie Eldridge The Naturals Frtm the Wellesley Hah Athletic Department Our Mascot! (Amy Horan, Meaghan Horan, and Lisa Kane) Heidi is on the move! (Heidi Pomfret) The pass-off. (Scott Larkin and Jack Hinchy) “The Long Run” (Ken McDonald) Cynthia has a snack. (Cynthia Bent) Emily winds up for a swift kick. (Emily Stoddard) Rockettes Here I come! (Vicki Devito) A rap between the coaches. (Coach Heller) Tara waits in anticipation. (Tara Cooney) Doug Flutie, eat your heart out!!” (Jack Hinchy) 4 Beth Flaherty Rafael Weil Christine Miller Rachael Chipps Ann O’Hearn Lara Stimmell Christine Biirzillo Kathy Gorman Amy Howard Francis McLoughlin Meghan Fitzmaurice Katherine Strzetelski Susan Mooney Nancy O ' Glishen Carolyn Ly , V V- ChrstfJ ia Beth Kealy Janet Campion Steve Perkinson Joy Johnson Laura Hunter-Thayer Jennifer Oteri Debbie Deely Mark Egan Marie Bullock Catherine Walsh Laura Bordewieck Miles Corey Highlights in Special Moments cf the year Bonzai! (Richie Stevenson) Lewis Jones: The Terminator Here Ken models our newest action wear. (Ken Ross) Aren’t you cold Kebby? (Kebby Beale and Brenda Miller) Portrait of the Student (Jamie Wickett) “You really shouldn’t have taken that picture! (An¬ dy Mitchell) Peek-a-boo. (Elaine Merguerian and Cara Fleming) We go everywhere together. (Ellen Petschaft) Get Smart (Mollie Schell) “Yodelayhehooo!” (our wonderful exchange student, “Willy.”) Two Senior Non-conformists (Joel Demnsi, Elizabeth Kealy) Invasion From History gives me a headache. (David Mahr) Tim perfects the art of tuning out. (Tim Kealer) You mean it’s not soda pop! (Kim Hackett) A B C DE F G .. . (Gabe Cattani) Underclassmen • • • Ycu Ought tc Be in Pictures! You know it, Sarah! (Deloughrey) What do you think when you bite into a York Peppermint Patty? I feel the cool breeze (Becky Byers) S ' (Michael Feldman) . rA V Brent and Heidi discuss the meaning of life. ( Pickett, Heidi Pomfret) ' zl, ■ . The 1985 Wellesleyan is Dedicated tc the Memcry cf PDISCILL A DARED June Um 19C7-Sentember It, 198 3 The Butterfly Once there was a butterfly Who loved the beauty of the sky, Exulted in the clouds so light Befriended all the flowers bright, The warmth of sunlight, cherished dear, Fluttered in freedom, knew no fear, Laughed in the warmth of summer sun, Brightened the lives of everyone. by Mrs. Mills - - FACULTY Wellesley High Welcemes New Principal Mr. Parrell Without a doubt, the most positive change of the 1984-85 school year was the arrival of our new high school principal, Mr. Farrell. He came to us when we were lacking pride and enthusiasm for our school and has slowly but steadily tried to build it back up. Already, Mr. Farrell has organized groups from the student body, to clean up our school and to organize a student senate. Both of these activities have enabled the four classes to merge and develop a united school feeling. Mr. Ted Tripp stated, “Mr. Farrell is totally school oriented and bases his decisions according to the best interests of the entire school population. Mr. Farrell is supportive of both staff and students which can sometimes be a very difficult thing to do.” Even though Mr. Farrell believes the Wellesley High School has an ex¬ ceptional academic program, he plans to closely review and strengthen the curriculum, thus, making our school stand out even more, academically. Mr. Carbone commented, “Mr. Farrell is concerned with meeting the needs of the students, being supportive to the faculty, and presenting the best educational atmosphere possible. He has many positive, definite goals he wants to accomplish but which will take some time. He is very supportive to the faculties ' needs.” As for other future goals, Mr. Farrell would like to add some programs to the school so students can actively become more involved. As he stated, “I want the students to want to take a part in their school.” Our new principal also seems determined to instill more school spirit and pride to the Wellesley High School students. Surely with his enthusiasm Mr. Farrell will do just that. As Jon Young of the class of ' 86 said, “He’s one of the few principals I’ve known who really looks out for the kids. He wants the kids to be happy more than anything.” William E. Farrell Peter Vasaturo, Ass t Prin Richard Carbone. Ass t Prin. Nazieem Smith, Mr. Farrell and his secretary Joan Cussen. A Mr. Andrew and Mr. Farrell Freshman girls and Mr. Farrell. Mr. Farrell greeting students. Mr. Maloney and Mr. Farrell “The Dynamic Duo” Mr. Carbone and Mr. Farrell. Mr. Vasaturo and student. Hey, Rocky, there’s a phone call from Dr. Con¬ nors in Rhode Island! (Mrs. Foss) Welcome to W.H.S.! (Mrs. uonanue) Secretaries Ann Handy Marjorie Walsh Mrs. Goddard checks out the W.H.S. Eye faculty newsnotes. Only Mrs. Coughlin knows for sure! Mary Plunket Jean Murphy Kathy Love Joan Cussen avid Connor. Guidance Director Jack Moloney Ed Touhey Bonnie Brown Hank Duggan So you wanna go to Harvard? (Mrs. Brown) Guidance The worries of senior year are somewhat alleviated by the Guidance department. They process applications, make schedule changes, and prepare let¬ ters of recommendation. In addition to this, Guidance supervises a myriad of testing programs throughout the academic year. Hap Mazukina Mr. Mazukina chats with Mary Hayes. Can I have your autograph? (Ur. Connor, Lee Marcin) (Mr. Vasaturo, Nasaleem Smith, Gary Gildea and Mr. Farrell.) A faculty gathering. METCC Bernard Johnson. METCO Mazaleen Smith. METCO Director coordinator Coordinator Nazaleem Smith and director Bernard Johnson lead another successful year for the METCO program is set up for students from Boston to share the educa¬ tional opportunities offered to Wellesley students. Physical Education Peter Loiter Michael Mastro Physical Education is a mandatory course but the varie¬ ty and flexibility of the programs available make it both in¬ teresting and a learning experience. Students may chose from team sports, which includes sports such as soccer, softball, and the ultimate, frisbee, or they may chose a more individual related activity such as tennis or weight lifting. Adventure is also available, this course tests your body and mind as well as instilling “survival instincts.” To this list of courses such as the one-on-one program are also available through Physical Education. In this pro¬ gram, students with obesity problems and physical han¬ dicaps can obtain the extra attention they require. Mr. Loiter during a reflective moment. Praying won’t quiet this class Mrs. Poitras. A. John McDermott. P.E. Director Chris Molonea Sandy Poitras Nurse Anna Ray, retired this year. Parking lot attendant Sean Bacola The English Department, headed by Brooks Goddard, con¬ tinued to offer many fine programs and welcomed Sue Gartrell to the staff. Seniors and juniors chose from a wide range of half-year and full-year electives. Freshmen and sophomores took year-long English courses. Among the courses offered to seniors and juniors were Shakespeare, Man in Conflict, Comedy and Satire, and Modern Mass Communications. Seniors could also take the year-long course Humanities, a combination of English and History and Juniors could elect America for which they received credit in both American History and Literature. Highlights of the year included two days of Shakespeare workshops for students and teachers. Barry Benson Brooks Goddard. Dept Chairman Janice Barrett Ronnie Bretholtz Miss Gartrell counting heads in her English I thought the department visit was next week! (Martie Fiske) Mrs. Marchant helps Chris Tilton. Martie Fiske Dee Fraylick Ronna Frick Susan Gartrell period D sophomore English class. Cooperation between Guidance and English: Mr. Moloney and Ms. Barrett I have an idea for a poem!” (Mrs. Rosenfield) ill Nothing starts before that first cup of coffee.” (Mrs. Ross, Julie Snyder, Kirsten Allen, Stephanie Kivett, Pam Kirwin.) Jeame Goddard Lewis Gurman Meg Hamilton June Marchant “Don’t touch! The book money is all gone!” (Mr. Goddard) 25 Languages Along with welcoming Mrs. Hayes as new department head of foreign languages, the language department continues to be involved in many activities this year. Also, Miss Tavoularis is a new member of the staff. The popularity of foreign language is still increasing: classrooms are still crowded and three teachers are without permanent rooms. The language department has been very active with two exchange trips this year. The exchange to France became very popular last year. Fifteen students went to Savigney-sur-Orge in February. The exchange trip to Spain, brand new at Wellesley, has also been well received. Twelve students traveled to Barcelona in February. For the return por¬ tion of the exchange, the French students will come to Wellesley in March; the Spanish students will visit in September, 1985. Mrs. Hayes is planning on keeping the success and interest in the foreign languages thriving. She feels that the increase in the enrollment of languages reflects a new awareness of the importance of foreign languages to the public in general. She commented that “the goals of the language program are to teach students the basic communication skills in a foreign language while acquainting them with the culture and people of the countries where the language is spoken.” Through this preparation, students will be able to express themselves more freely and to rely on these skills throughout their lives. “Sorry Mr. Haggerty, tryouts are next week.” (Mr. Haggerty and sons Eric and Mark) Mary Hayes. Dept Head Juliette Avots ' Don’t you like my pants?” (Mr. Brown) Mr. Haggerty, I know I ' m right! Paul Brown Sue DiGiandomenico Frances Droney Miriam Grodberg Peter Haggerty 26 Cosimo checks out the language lab. “Laughing at a few jokes Mr. Brown? “I don’t want any French slang! (Mrs. Hayes, Maria Bullock, Sam Hand) Marlies Stueart Kathy Tavoularis Miss Moore in the language lab. Michael Ryan Substitute Gary Gildea and Latin teacher John Hawley. Karen Morris Cosimo Ubaldtno 27 Mathematics At a recent national convention, educators from all over the country decided that a statistics course should be added to high school cur- riculums. But this was not news to the Wellesley High Mathematics Computer department which has taught statistics since 1973. This department has always offered strong and modern curriculum. Continuing this effort, an Advanced Placement Computer course will be offered next year. The math department, under the guidance of Mr. An- drews, is also proud that 96% of our students take 3 or 4 years of math, giving them sufficient background for future schooling. One of the teachers “preparing” students for the future is Mrs. Carmondy, who is returing this year from a maternity leave. Mr. Sullivan James Sullivan Joseph Andrew. Dept. Head James Barr Mr. Horsman tutors Tom Sullivan. Mr Montgomery Donald LaBorne George Kenvan Sr 28 Mrs. Goddard, Miss Milot and Mr. Tiberio. Did you really study for this test?” (Miss Milot) Mr. Andrew and Mr. Farrell in a cheerful meeting. What was the good news? Roderick Spurr James Sullivan Gerhard Wichura 29 Shades” Scafati 30 Science Mr. Sieger and Jeff Christlieb Dr. Yarosh Paul Lydon who has headed the Science Department for the last 18 years, strongly believes in the use of micro¬ computers to better the curriculum. This year, the Science Department purchased a few Apple computers, for use as a teaching aid. “The computer is a means to stimulate interest in the students,” says Mr. Lydon. Specific lab data may be obtained; as well as more accurate lab data in half the time. This year teachers tried to help the students, who are participating in the science achievement tests by teaching along the guidelines of the test. Teachers encouraged more students this year to enter the state science fair. Mr. Bowman enjoys time with his new baby Stephanie. Edward Herlin Susan Pleti Dr. Edward Yarosh Bruce Seiger Frank Scafeti 31 Donald Campbell Claire Fusaro Mr. Whittaker views U.S. History through a film. Gardner Marchant. Dept James Blackford Eileen Johnson Head ■‘Soupy’’ Campbell holds his trademark. You want me to goto England... again?” (Mr. Murphy) And Abe Lincoln was this tall! (Mary Lynn) Social Studies George Kenvan Jr Mr. Wilkins keeps his research close by. 32 Y Best friends and colleagues: Mr. Marchant and Mr. Aldrich m M. . VWK Mrs. Johnson smiles at day’s end! Back from his trip around the world, Mr. Kerivan is all smiles with fond memories of past experiences. Mr. Blackford points to tonight’s homework assignments. Mary Lynn Gerald Murphy Sue Gratten-Richardson CurtisStiles George Wilktns Left: Mr. Blackford assists his student. 33 Special Services The teachers in the Special Services department offer a supportive atmosphere, conducive to helping any student who may have academic difficulties. Determina¬ tion on the part of both students and teachers involved has led to a great deal of success for students who wish to improve their academic performance with in¬ dividual teacher’s tutorial approach to learning. Amy Hershenson. Dept Head Pat Cannon Leo Carpenter Jett C honey Ro Coleman Chris Edwards Jane Fishman David Gotthelf Sally Heerde Carol Kalin 34 Gloria Zalosh, special education tutor. Mr. Choney and Bill Looney Reading Lois McGmley Bill Parsons The Reading Dept, provides invaluable services to Wellesley students who have difficulty keeping up with academic work because of the reading. Their approach is to help each in¬ dividual improve the speed and comprehension of his her reading skills. Mr. Parsons and students. 35 business, Office Machines 36 Robert Aldrich Department Head Arthur Hall Ann Hickey Sue Copell Phil Conaty Computer literacy” is the watchword of the ’80’s for students enrolled in business courses. The business department has been very busy this year trying to keep up with the changing times. They have added a TRS 80 Computer to the classroom so that students can use the computers to do word processing, and accounting. Mr. Aldrich, the business head said “This year, our business classes are flourishing. Our 45% of the student population is involved with some type of business course. The students are getting job entry training.” Thanks to the new computer, students are being prepared adequately for uses of computers in the business world. Nina McCarthy in the school store. Mr. Parsons and Miss Hickey Beth Zaccana, Mr. Conaty, and Christina Lacasia. Would you like me to teach this class? (Miss Copell) Heme Economics Lynne Novogroski, Dept. Head Heidi Marquedant Marcia Ritter Mr. McAleer and his architectural students. Mr. Veitch in the auto shop. Industrial Arts What ' s that on my jumper? Mr. Varley and family. John Hubbard Donald McAleer Phil Parsons Eugene Varley Terry Veitch 37 Lynn Johnson Miles Corey George McGoff Jack Rutledge Richard Willemann Nancy Beardsall Would you like to dance?” (Miles Corey) Taking a break on the job” (Mr Rutledge) Music The high school music department had a very successful, exciting year despite declining enrollment and scheduling problems. The highlights of the year were the trip to Orlando, Florida with 122 students and our musical presentation of Cole Porter’s ‘‘Anything Goes.” The “Pops Concert” was our best yet and very well attended. We thank our musicians for a banner year. Robert Davis Gloria Niese WHS’s favorite music teachers! 38 Library Lynn Birlem, Library Dir. Mary Carpenter Head Librarian Mrs. Carpenter checks on the reference books. Mrs. Murphy tried to keep warm during our many days when the heat in the building was nearly non-existent. Wcrk Study Rocky Edwards The school library, as always, re¬ mains a gathering place for students who want to either study alone or with their friends. Our well- stocked library has many valuable resources and helpful librarians, who have worked with the WHS library for years and know its facilities. The library’s new equipment in¬ cludes computers and a new VCR. The conference room remains a meeting place for many classes to watch movies on the VCR and to listen to guest speakers. Finally, the library uses its shelves and other spaces to display student publications, artwork, and han¬ dicrafts (e.g. wall clocks made in Ind. Arts.) It’s a sunny and cheerful environment inviting students to further their academic accomplishments. ► Plotting strategy in the men teacher’s room: Mr. Lydon, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Varley. Mrs. Keefe handles all A-V equipment in the library. Athletic Director Ted Tripp 39 40 Eileen Volkringer Peggy Marchette Joanne Pucci Edith Lentini Barbara Gentes Laurie Areano Mrs. Rawley can dish it out as fast as they can put it down. I seem to be a little short. (Chris O’Conner and Ronnie Rawley) Custodians Ray Scannell Head Custodian Ray checks out the gym. Paul Emmetts Margaret Sullivan John Moore Matron Michael Leary We Said Gccd-Eye te Seme Wonderful Retirees This year... Mr. Carbone is leaving us after 17 years of strong dedica- Mr. Kenneth Stone at his retirement party with his three daughters; Ellie, Lorri, and Myra, tion to our school. Mr. Max Montgomery from the Math department. We ' ll miss the cheerfulness of Mr. Carbone, and the lighthearted atmosphere which always surrounded him. (Left) Anna Ray. PhD in caring. A Better Chance — ABC A Better Chance (ABC) is a non profit educational program that is sup¬ ported by the town of Wellesley. The program that began in 1971 and it pro¬ vides a challenging and motivatng environment for talented students who come from other areas of the U.S. to live near the Wellesley College campus. Currently there are six girls in the program who attend the high school. Michelle Anderson is a senior who came from Brooklyn, New York. She is leaning toward an engineering. She is presently senior class secretary and is also athletically inclined. Michelle feels that ABC has provided oppor¬ tunities for her to meet new people ex¬ perience new cultures, develop in¬ dependence and maturity. Gina Coleman, a junior, comes from the Bronx and intends to pursue a career in computers or psychiatry. Gina plays the bass drum and sax. She is interested in softball and basketball. She feels that ABC has provided her with an opportunity to meet people from diverse backgrounds and will also assume her a better college education. Christina Dejesus a sophomore from the Bronx who enjoys working with kids. She is planning to be a pediatrician. She enjoys sports and plans to try out for several WHS teams. She is very ex¬ cited about ABC and is looking forward to the new ex¬ periences that she will have. Maralyn Decambre a sophomore from New Jersey, and plans to become a psychologist. She is on the track team and feels that ABC is a much better chance. Michelle Anderson, Miriam Cruz, Christina DeJesus, Marilyn Decambre, Gina Coleman, Amy Moy. Miriam Cruz is a senior who comes from Bronx, New York. She plans to pur¬ sue a career in the medical field. She is the vice president of the Spanish club and has won several awards in Spanish. She participates in sports. Amy Moy is a junior who is from Manhattan, New York. SHe is contemplating a career in practical arts. She is very much involved in art projects. Her impression of W.H.S. have been good. To Amy the program will help her to become independent and improve her potential as a student. 42 Metco Program Prepares for 20th Anniversary Aaron Kelton Antoinette Richardson Standing: Drew McElroy, Roger Simmons. Derek Harris. Kim Blakley. Aaron Kelton, Sheri Bradley. Terrence Corinne Kelton and Sharnett Singleton James. George Gordon, Curtis Saunders. Johnny Harris. Zina James, Billy Craft, Monique Austin, Eugene Van Bueren. Calvin Kelton. Kneeling: Renee Richardson, Sherri Correa, Maggie Brown, Gail Miles. Shannette Singleton, Corinne Kelton, Antoinette Richardson. 43 Quinncbin Students Rocky Edwards. Quinobin Advisor Vecatienal School David Vaccari, Jay Grieco. Andrew Cunniff, Norman Watson. Internatienal Baccalaureate The International Baccalaureate Program, headed by Miss Moore, a French teacher, is a hard, thorough curriculum that offers students new opportunities to achieve excellence in a more demanding academic routine. The IB program begins in the eighth grade with strong academic requirements. It is currently offered across the country and around the world in over 200 schools, and the IB diploma is recognized by many top universities. Completing the course and receiving the IB diploma often means that the IB student will be able to eliminate his her freshman year in college, a considerable tuition savings. First Row: Allison Smith, Karen Walsh, Stephanie Kivett, Nick Carls. Second Row: Beth Plunket, Ann Celi, Dara Chira, Marie Bullock, Kelly Donahue, David Gloss, and Paul Sanner. 44 Andrew Schwarz Named Presidential Schdar Andrew D. Schwarz, Wellesley High’s first presidential scholar in ten years. Marty Fiske, the teacher chosen by Andy as the finest of his educators. Each year, the secretary of education chooses 141 students as Presidential scholars. Each state has one boy and one girl chosen for this honor. In addition, 15 others are-chosen at large; the remaining 20 are chosen for talents in the arts. Andrew Schwarz was one of only three students from Mass, to be chosen. His academic ac¬ complishments, leadership qualities, and ability to be involv¬ ed in community affairs were carefully scrutinized by the White House representatives. He was the first Presidential Scholar in ten years to be honored from the Wellesley High School. However, we are not the only ones proud of him, as the White House honored him from June 17-21 along with the others. He will receive $1,000 dollars from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation. He was also able to choose the teacher who has best aided him through high school. He chose English teacher Martha Fiske as the teacher with the most influence on his academic performance. She also traveled to Washington to receive a medal during the ceremonies. National Merit Scholars The National Merit Scholars of WHS who were chosen as outstanding academic students in school and on the SAT’s are as follows: Elizabeth Turtle, Laura Bordeweik, Susan Nacey, Kate Greene, Francis McLoughlin, Andrew Schwarz, Carl Anderson, and Matthew Doherty. 45 Dimitri Kapaiis Beth Kealy IcftwdYzand Mr; r ' ' +j ' ir iwers from ta James re Mollie Schell inson. Gaelyrr Davis and Mr. Hai t !Tfr ' r f f I J.H T mrr- s fld r wh r VL ' ' + mgm Ml ■ Thomas S 30kn and Carolyn ! Academic Award Winners 19§5 The following is a list of the major awards and recipients: JOSEPH F FISKE AWARD: Penny Rossano, Peter Civetta; GIRLS’ AND BOYS ' STATE: Ann Celi, Stephanie Kivett, Allyson Smith, Justin Falvey. Mike Hester; WHJWC SCHOLARSHIP: Rahael Chipps; WEISENBACH-CIESLUK: Scott Larkin; MEG STONE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Penny Rossano; NHS SCHOLARSHIP: Dimitri Kapalis; KEVIN LYONS AWARD: Thomas Sullivan; QUINOBIN AWARD: Mike Hickey: ART DEPT. AWARDS: Marie Bullock — 2, Erica Gelser, Susan Snyder, Ann Fagan, Mellissa Dadourian, Marilyn Albrecht, Eeva Gullsten, Cate Mahoney, Steve Perkinson, Christine Miller, Kate Strzetelski, Peter Civetta; BUSINESS DEPT. AWARDS: Jennifer Rowles. Susan Nimmo — 2, Jimmy James, Kara Flemming, Michelle Zach, Brian Peltier; ENGLISH DEPT. AWARDS: Susan Muller, Martha Drum. Christina Page, James McMahon, Diane Turner, Amy Horan, Emily Anthony, Elizabeth Foley, Demane Davis; Susan Kelley. Jeanne Ouellet, Elizabeth Foley, Lynn Gassiraro, Christine Miller, Judianne Resmini; FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPT. AWARD: Susan Palmer, Susan Muller, Christine Nuwayer, Stephanie Kivett, Andrea Cedrone, Marie Bullock, Carrie Scharz, Peter Chira, Chris Libertino, Sharon Salant, Wendy Weber, Andrew Scharz, Donna Carr, Ruth Gardner, Rudy Ganz, Scott Pomfret, Monica Briggs, Laura Borderwiek, Tom Walker, Julia Clarkson, Ariane McCoy, Elizabeth Turtle, Gaelyn Davidson, Kelly Donahue, Paul Cloonan, Amy Moy, Andrea Fischer, Susan Nacey, Molly Schell, Ana Maria Gozoalez, Miriam Cruz, Peal Glauthier, Julia Haslett. Meg Morris. Ted Hausseman, Paul Rohrbach, Sarah Shananhan, Olivia Carls, Olivier Coue, Tom Hibbits, Suzanne Hibbits. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Lino Pucci, Ann Bierbaum, Chris Halsey, Jim Montanari, Peter Tecce; MATHEMATICS AWARDS: Susan Muller, Jennifer Licht. Paul Glauthier, Andrew Scharz — 2, Marcus DeGruttola; MUSIC AWARDS: Paul Sanner, Denise Sexeny, Peter Civetta, Brigitte LaFrance, James McMahon, Susan Mooney, Bradie Mutrie, David Norton, Matt Phillips, Gaelyn Davidson. Janine Johnson, Kate deBethine. Marcus DeGruttola, David Korn, Jessica Donovan, Julie Aroy; SCIENCE AWARDS: Carrie Scharz, Chris Libertino. Jennifer Licht, Elizabeth Tirtle, Monia Briggs, David Hadley, David Hatch, Kate Fallon, Cindy Shettle, Laura Vidale; SOCIAL STUDIES: David Holdsworth, Jennifer Licht, Peal Glauthier, Carrie Scharz; PHYSICAL ED: Jen Smith, Tom Sullivan, Paul Cloonan, Carolyn Lyons, Vicki DeVito, Mark Egan 1985 U.S. PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLAR: ANDREW SCHWARZ; DISTINGUISHED TEACHER — PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLAR PROGRAM: Martie Fiske REDFIELD FOUNDATION — EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR: Jeanie Goddard 48 49 Flcr da Music Trip At the beginning of March, 122 choral and Band students plus 8 chaperones took a 5 day trip to Orlando, Florida. The purpose of the trip was to give a singing and band concert at Sea World. The rest of the time, the students enjoyed full days at Disney World, Sea World, Epcot Center, or just by the pool at the hotel. The trip was paid for by the students involved, and their fundraising efforts. Highlights of the trip included a few unexpected sunburns and hoards of Mickey Mouse sweatshirts. “The band warms up.” “Florida bathing beauties (Kirstin Bevens, Margaret Johnston) “A day in Epcot for four juniors.” (Cynthia Howells, Chrissy Robinson, Maria Tecce, Jenzi Pruett.) “Goofy, what a ladies man.” “The flag twirlers strut their stuff.” (Rose Kean) 50 The performance at Sea World. Shamu rides again. Fun and sun at the playground. Chaperones (Mrs. Neise, Mr. Duggan, Mrs. Davis) Dave knows where to sit. (David Kett, Sue Mooney, Catlin Car¬ valho, Brigette LaFrance, Becca Trussdale) Tiger finds some new friends. 51 ..niimnmmiUlllllUlUl Da-dah! (Glen Griffiths, Linda Hester, Laura Walsh, Steve Brennen) Mr. Breakdancer shows his stuff. (Kenny DeMarco) Yearbook stall photographer at work. (David Vaccari) He’s behind me, isn’t he? (Lisa Hines, Lynelle Preston, Meghan Cooney) 52 The three musketeers (Susane Poitras, Chrissy Robinson, Tara Cooney) Group Shot Valentine Pair (Rebecca Potts, Chris Muzzy) I hatethissong Lauren. (Jon Dunklee, Lauren Libby) 1 7 ' 1 w v mM What a guy... (Willy Failer and Seniors) Importance cf Bering Earnest The Importance of Being Earnest, a comedy written by Oscar Wilde, was presented in December from the 14-16 by the Drama Club. Directed by Miles Corey, the play centered around two women each determined to marry a man named Earnest. Lead roles were played by David Hadley, Peter Civetta, Pam Fletcher, Katherine Strzetelski, and Kim Golden. Lesser roles were played by Jamie McMahon, Lida Roman, Bruce Caruthers and Laird Nolan. The accompani¬ ment was played by Sandra Hammond. David Hadley has the script hidden in the props. Jamie McMahon and Lida Roman Pam Fletcher kneels to David Hadley A kiss between sweethearts. (Kate Stretzelski, and Peter Civetta) 54 “Animal Farm mm Nice fingernails, Lang! (Lang Walsh) The first day of this year was an adapted stage version of George Orwell’s satire, Animal Farm. It is an allegorical story of the evils of Totalitarianism which centers around an animal rebellion on Manor Farm. Major roles were played by Peter Civetta, David Hadley, Victoria DeVito, Don Irwin, Kate Strzetelski, and Jamie McMahon. Minor roles were played by Jessica Chase-Garner, Meri Davidson, Karen Drotar and Scott Johnson. Miles Corey directed the production and designed the memorable set, a multi-level barn. The play was a Drama Club production. “It’s a bird, it’s a plane! . .(Kate Streztelski, Mary Davidson, Maria Smith, Scott Johnson) “And this little piggy said ... (Don Irwin, Peter Civetta) What do you think of the real Donnie? (Don Irwin) Old MacDonald had a farm! (Don Irwin, David Hadley. Peter Civetta) Foreign Language Exchange Programs French Exchange Students German and W.H.S. students visiting Rep. Switzler at State House. The Munich Ex¬ change group during a tour of the State House. L. to R., 1st Row: Mr. Gardner. Mrs. St. Clair, Representative Royal Switzler (Wellesley). Marlies Stueart (German Teacher W.H.S.) Hannes Boehm (English Teacher, Munich). 2nd Row: Monika Becker, Heike Lutgenau, Nicole Kuhn, Evi Duregger, Ulrike Waldherr. 3rd Row: Corrina Eder, Petra Mockel, Assi Sommer, Ulrike Schulte, Biggi Haussler, Daniela Manger. Touring French Chateaus Spanish Students Perform Spanish 5 Students perform “Caperucita Roja” at Middle School in March. L to R: Mary Gannon, Wendy Webber, Laura Feldman, Paul Cloonan, Toby Eastman, Pen¬ ny Rossano, Andy Schwarz. La Tertulia — Throughout the year, students have been meeting informally once a month to practice speaking Spanish. Students sign a pledge to speak only Spanish during the duration of the party. (Miriam Grodberg, advisor). L to R: Wende O ' Brien, Christy Page. Mrs. DiGian- domenico. David Weil. Andy Schwarz, David McCormick. Meghan Fitzmorris, Mary Gannon. Beth Kealy. Drama Club Produces Professional TV Commercial! Last September, the National Association of Pharmacists spon¬ sored a commercial on drug abuse. The commercial was national¬ ly televised and featured Michael Landon and Scott Schwartz. Lead roles were played by Lida Roman, Peter Sevetta, Kate Strztelski, Donnie Irwin, and Jeff Tousley. The school was chosen to film the commercial because of the noted reputation of the Drama program under Miles Corey’s direction. Lida Roman with the commercial Kate Strztelski, Lida Roman, Peter Sevetta crew. Donnie Irwin with the make-up artist The Drama Club films the commercial Lida Roman The Drama Club takes five 57 58 Seniors — Class cf 1985 Class Officers and Senior Superlatives Scott Larkin Kate Fallon Tom Sullivan Class President Class Vice-President Class Treasurer Michelle Anderson Class Secretary Class Chatterboxes: Jessica Donovan and Matthew Phillips Most Friendly: Nancy O’Glishen and Brendan McCarthy Best Looking: Wendy Weber and Chris Miller Best Dressed: Rachel Levine and Joey MacPhee 60 Most Class Spirit: Kate Fallon and Scott Larkin toddard Most Likely to Star on Broadway: Kate Stretzelski and Peter Civetta l v ' fV v m 61 Catch That Senior Spirit! (Jim Montonari) Here comes the sun.” (Mary Dennehy) The Three Cool Dudes! (David Korn, David Kett, Mike Denning and Matt gossiping in the back!) Doesn’t Jack look spiffy today? (Jack Hinchy) Dan surrounded by women once again. (Julie Renee, Sue and Jessica) Brendan Who is your new boyfriend Barb? All smiles as always (Cheryl Gill) Friendly Mooney (Sue Mooney) Pregnant again! (Julie Ouellette) It ' s Captain Kangaroo (Kate Greene) What do you want? (Tom Smith) Senior Celebrity Snapshots • • • Front Row: Ann O’Hearn, Ann Bierbaum, Amy Glynn, Joan Marchettl, Emily Stoddard, Pam Brown, Sylvie Demers. Back Row: Kate Laurie, Marjorie Eldridge, Penny Tuton, Rachel Levine, Laura Scheff. The Hanna twins. (Sue, Leila) Is she that good looking? (Joe Foppiano) Senior spirit at sports rally!!! Better start working on that poli-sci paper for Mr. Murphy Sue! (Sue Palmer) Best Friends (Toby Eastman, Kebby Beale) Matt loves it! (Amy and Martha) The Seniors Are Always the Stars! We are 1!!! (Senior Squaws) Dara giving us the Mick Jagger look!!! (Dara Chira) Blessed be thy child ... (Laura Vidale) Wendy Weber and Rachel Levine He’s such a babe and you know what he said to me? (Carolyn Lyons, Beth Dixon, Catherine Walsh) When do you start cheerleading for the Celtics Martha? (Martha Hall) Who’s the girl embarrassed to be seen with you, Chris? (Chris Gilmore) Would I do something like that? (Kathy Gormon) B.F.N.? What does this mean girls? (Nikki Zinna, Beth Zaccaria) (Steve Perkinson, Kip Wilson, Sam Hand) Sharon Alcorn 77 RugglesSt. Roxbury I leave Wellesley with fond memories, and I thank my parents for suppor¬ ting me throughout my high school years. Goodbye, Wellesley! Hello. Life! Michelle Anderson 12 Norfolk Terr. Leslie Arkin 31 Temple Rd. The party starts now. Renata Aylward 524 Worcester St. Kirsten Allen 110 Glenn Rd. “The world is a comedy to those who think, and a tragedy to those who feel” — Horace Wallace Karen Allison 33 Whiting Rd. “The moment may be temporary but the memory is forever” — Paul McCartney We made it, LET’S PARTY! Carl Anderson 14 Deerfield Rd. ■ Martha Anger 52 Martin Rd. “Archly the maiden smiled, with eyes overrunning with laughter, said, in a tremulous voice, ’why don’t you speak for yourself’?’’ Robert Avakian 14 Haven Rd. I regret that I have but one life to give to my school. Paul Baack 15 Appian Dr. Burning embers roar to fire Desire for the flesh spirals higher Years afterward when the flames have gone My love for her will linger on Professor? (Brady Mutrie) Raka Bansal 59 Ivy Rd. Karen Beale 11 Hunting St. To all the wonderful people who helped me the two toughest years of my life . . . ‘thank you’ from the bottom of my heart. 68 Carolyn Beckedorff 57 Enerson Rd. Adam Benezra 62 Beechwood Rd. When the air is thin, And the lake is calm . . . (silence) ... There’s nothing like it. — Thoreau, Waldon Pond Barbara Bent 23 Princeton Rd. Go For The Good And Get It Don’t you dare take this picture!!! (Jen Smith) Katya Bowen 2 Bernard Rd. “When I look back on all the crap I learned in high school it’s a wonder that I can think at all.” — Paul Simon Christopher Brand 81 Forest St. Sheila Borghi 72 Kingsbury St. Anne Breden 30 Summit Rd. “A single sunbeam is enough to drive away many shadows!” Anne Bierbaum 106 Suffolk Rd. Laura Bordewieck 42 Seaward Rd. Douglas Bosworth 22 Ledyard St. Catherine Brennan 15 MontvaleRd. “Forget about the pursuit of hap¬ piness. In what way.” 69 Monica Briggs 33 Bancroft Rd. Mind over matter: If you don’t mind, it don’t matter. The Essence of life: To serve, to strive and not to yield. (Outward Bound) Barbara Burnell 20 Elm St. I must be traveling on now, cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see Life is only temporary Janine Carmody 848 Worcester St. Joseph Casale 7 Carlton Rd. Pamela Brown 65 Audubon Rd. Keep smiling — it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to. Christine Burzillo 2 Lilac Cir. Nate Buffum 145 Grove St. Janet Campion 76 Prospect St. Look to this day for it is life; yesterday is but a memory and tomorrow is just a dream The All American boy! (Paul Cloonan) r - 1 1 Marie Bullock 50 PineSt. Nicholas Carls 77 Suffolk Rd. The greatest achievement is not never falling, but in rising again after you fall — V. Lombardi 1 James Caryl 38 Calvin Rd. Andrea Cedrone 10 Hawthorne Rd. 70 Laura Chamberlain 8 Sessions St. “I’m still amazed at your omnipotence.” — P. Townsend Dara Chira 21 Pinewood Rd. “We have dreams and hopes for the future ... If we truly believe and wish hard enough, they become reality.” Peter Civetta 29 Bristol Rd. Victor Corda 3 Peck Ave. Dreaming of snappa’s again Jeff? (Jeff Christlieb) Stephen Clair 1 Ingersoll Julie Cosolito 79 Cliff Rd. to Paul Cloonan 85 Benvenue St. ■ Robert Coughlin 4 Bow St. Rachel Chipps 18 Haven Rd. “Can you picture what will be so limitless and free?” Jeffrey Christlieb 20 Riverglen Rd. Michele Companion 15 Martin Rd. I’d rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints ’cause sin¬ ners are much more fun. Only the good die young.” — Billy Joel Michael Coughlin 412 Weston Rd. 71 Robert Coulter 190 Lowell Rd. Carolyn Coyne 21 Tennyson Rd. Frank Cronin 22 Indian Springs Way Andrew Cunniff 264 Weston Rd . Better hide that W Lis! (Lisa Kane) John Cox 70 Washington St. ■ Diane Cristoforo 12 Grantland Rd. “Today is not too late to start be¬ ing what you have always wanted to be. — Eliot Timothy Cronin 257 Village St. Millis, MA 02054 Marion Darack 231 Weston Rd. “The mouse that roared.” Miriam Cruz 12 Norfolk Terr. Gaelyn Davidson 26 Woodfield Rd. “Virginia, your little friends are wrong. — CHURCH Cindy Cummings 1 Marigold Ave. People said “Smile, things can on¬ ly get better, So I smiled, but for some reason things got worse.” Demane Davis 51 St. Richard St. Boston, MA Memories past but not forgotten The die is cast — soon ripe, soon rotten “Ars Longa, Vita Brevis Art is long and life is short 72 Kate DeBethune 223 Weston Rd. Liz Deloughrey 43 Livermore Rd. This is the end. beautiful friend . . . Can you picture what will be, so limitless and free???” — JDM Michael Denning 23 Elm St. Suzanne Dileo 8 Woodbine Rd. “Sing with me, sing for the years sing for the laughter, sing for the tears. Dream on — Dream until your dreams cometrue.” — Aerosmith Deborah Deely 37 Poplar Rd. Joel Demasi 402 Weston Rd. Marcus DeGruttola 26 Cottage St. The problem with people is that they tend to listen to politicians. Talk to a scientist at least they know something.” Sylvie Demers 27 Stanford ‘‘Si je dis que je t’aime ce n’est pas toujours la vioille m6me chose — James Taylor Doreen Dellorfon 155 Cedar St. The Message is in the bottle. Mary Dennehy 15 Woodfield Rd. Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you’re on — LED ZEPPELIN Victoria Devito 135 Glen Rd. Our memories of Yesterday will last a lifetime. We’ll take the best, forget the rest and someday we’ll find these are the best of times. — Styx Elizabeth Dixon 66 Fox Hill Rd. Take it off, Bill!!! (Bill Slek) 73 Matthew Doherty 25 Longmeadow Rd. “I won’t slave for beggar’s pay, likewise gold and jewels. But I would slave to learn the way to sink your ship of fools.’’ — Robert Hunter Kelly Donahue 17 Russell Rd. Edward Dowd 8 Bernard Rd. It’s a town full of losers, and I’m pulling out of here to win. Michael Drinan Julie Dudley 40 Ridge Hill Farm Rd. Steven Dummer 10 Princeton Rd. Caitlin Dwyer 35 River Glen Rd. William Donahue 18 McLean St. Life is a comedy to those who think; a tragedy to those who feel; and it’s given those of us who try both nasty headaches.” Jessica Donovan 14 Upland Rd. Although our paths may stray, our hearts are here to stay. Hey, what more can I say? (Neil Berhend) Toby Eastman 61 St. Richard St. Roxbury, MA 02119 Mark Egan 60 Edmunds Rd. Forever forward but never straight. 74 Marjorie Eldridge 37 Leeward Rd. If there’s something on your mind, you’d better say it while there’s time cause I’m leaving when I see that morning sky. — Dan Fogelberg Meghan Fitzmaurice 17 Garrison Rd. If they were right — I’d agree but it’s them they know — now me now there’s a way and I know that I have to go away. — Cat Stevens Ann O’Hearn, Emily Stoddard Paul Farris 16 Mayo Rd. Soaring high, reaching my goals. Step by step I have climbed. Sear¬ ching, striving leading. Determined to succeed. Laura Feldman 19 Bobolink Rd. Live each day as it comes, and make the most out of life! Ueli Failer Isisbuhl str. 17. 8800 Thalwil ZH Switzerland Thank you for all — I had a good time, and it was a great experience (especially the dances and parties)! Andrew Eichorn 27 Skyline Dr. Christopher Eld 16 Intervale Rd. Andrea Fischer Paul-Lobe-Str. 24 4000 Dusseldorf 13 West Germany I enjoyed the time here at the high school very much. Everybody was very nice to me — Thank You! Lisa Faircloth 41 Arnold Rd. Daniel Farrell 93 Parker Rd. Kathryn Fallon 19 Clovelly Rd. 75 Beth Flaherty 5 Wynnewood Rd. Live, Love, and Laugh! Joseph Foppiano 6 Leewood Rd. May this country die democracy, rather than to continue in this state of anarchy. — Live every play as if it were an endless summer. Pam Fletcher 78 Sagamore Rd. Daniel Furdon 17 Burke Ln. In this life full of head games the song remains the same ... Gina Flores 61 Manor Ave. Thanks to everyone who has helped me come this far ... my family . .. Col ... and especially Bill for being there ... this year and every year hereafter... ' ' wr V. Matt Furlong 5 Cliff Rd. It can’t be that bad, can it? (Marie Bullock) Mary Gannon 37 Martin Rd. Cheryl Gill 26 Cypress Rd. Love never gives up; And its faith, hope, and patience never fail I Corinthians 13:7 Donna Foley 23 Glen Rd. James Gallerani 46 Forest St. I part with my friends, but never with the memories. i David Gibbons 34 Priscilla Circle “Would anybody like to romp?” m Chris Gilmore 24 Standish Rd. 76 Chris Gleason 141 Grove St. I leave Dave Fear and Loathing, in who the knows where. Also, plenty of snowblind friends! Gerrard Golden 69 Royalston Rd. A ' Kathleen Gorman 15 Fairbanks Ave. Sarah Gleason 19 Eaton Court Don’t reprimand us, ’cause you don’t understand us, we’re taking the future, we don’t need no leaders Kimberly Golden 10 Stonecheve Rd. Flying is merely the art of throw¬ ing one’s self at the ground and missing. — Live, Love, and keep the faith. Katherine Greene 48 Riverdale Rd. Amy Glynn 31 MonadnockRd. Ana Maria Gonzales Calle 42 No. 40-48 Columbia-Santander-Bucaramanga Don’t be blue, Judianne will soon be with you (Steven Dummer) Allen Grome 3 Pinevale Rd. David Guinane 98 Kingsbury St. We are the class of ’85 We bashed and bashed and we’re still alive. Eeva Gullsten 26 Woodfield Rd. Martha Hall 9 Cartwright Rd. Without love, where would you be now? Chris Halsey 16 Schaller St. Shoes?!? Brink deers with Lew and Climb towers at Bogus mall in Banff. There he is! Motorcycles, Valient Era. Pink Floyd and roast beef. Samantha Hand 26 Weston Rd. 77 Laid Back, as always! (Mary Dennehy) Jack Hinchey 12 Donazette St. David Horgan 21 Pleasant St. Mark Hodges 10 Pickerell Terr. Amy Howard 196 Washington St. “Enjoy your own life without com¬ paring it with that of another” — Marcuis De Condorcet Leila Hanna 54 Parker Rd. Susan Hanna 54 Parker Rd. David Hatch 227 Weston Rd. Michael Hickey 153 Cedar St. I leave Dan and Dan an image caught in time” Jim should have been there but was “last in line” Debbie Hohenberg 43 Skyline Dr. “Once in awhile you get shown the light in the strangest places, if you look at it right” — The Grateful Dead Amy Horan 41 LongmeadowRd. “Shower the people you love with love, show them the way that you feel, things are gonna be just fine, if you only will” — James Taylor Laura Hunter-Thayer 3 Summit Rd. “Art is the most intense mode of individualism that the world has known” — Oscar Wilde Vincent Imbert 89 Crest Rd. 78 p Donald Irwin 56 Beverly Rd. “Good friends never say goodbye . . they just say, seeya’ later” Janine John son 70 Edgemoor Rd. Lisa Kane 159 Brook St. “Together we can live with the sadness I ' ll love you with all the madness in my soul.” — Bruce Springsteen Stuart Kaplan 68 Yarmouth Rd. f John Isgur 6 Auburn Rd. “What you think is something, might be nothing after all. . . Sum¬ mer togas with JM JD DM and Mindless Driving.” Jennifer Johnson 72 Standish Rd. Dmitri Kapalis 23 Rutgers Rd. Jeffrey Kateman 35 Arnold Rd. Jimmy James 50 Temple Rd. “The pace is not always to the swift, but to those who keep on run.” Zina James 19 French St. Mattapan, MA 02126 Joy Johnson 107 Beaconsfield T Brookline, MA We should all be concerned about the future cause we will have to spend the rest of our lives there. Thank-you. Mom. Dad. I love you. (you too, Crystal) Kris Anne Jones 8 Bluebird Rd. I want you! (John Curran) 79 M I Elizabeth Kealey 46 Lehigh Rd. Always believe in your soul. You’ve got the power to know you’re indestructible. Always believe that your GOLD! Alexandra Keany 59 Cottage St. Haven’t we done enough think¬ ing? — Couldn’t we just dance for a few years? David Kett 5 Dexter Rd. Sally Khudairi 10 Evergreen Ave. Lockjaw aggression and buzzing imitate Laughter rebounds an strangles that sound in running town. . . Pamela Kirwin 51 Woodside Ave. The best is only b ought at the cost of great pain. David Korn 35 Sterling Rd. As time passes, each person changes differently. Since surviving in this world depends on adaptation each person must learn to deal with change by ac¬ cepting it. growing with it. and eventual¬ ly understanding it.” Fantasizing Big Guy?! (David Kett) Melina Kondos 1 Sunnyside Ave. I remember yesterday dream of tomorrow, but I’ll always live for today, for tomorrow chances are I’ll be there — the? is will you? Stephen Kurina 16 Essex Rd. Let it be forever, now Jeff Kurina 16 Essex Rd. Sophia Kramer 89 Woodlawn Ave. The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched they must be felt within the heart. Helen Keller Chris LaCascia 14 Pinewood Rd. Brigitte Lafrance 41 Wareland Rd. Give to the world and the best will come back to you. 80 Scott Larkin 17 Tennyson Rd. “It takes a real storm in an average person’s life to make him realize how much worrying he has done over the squalls.” Ellen Litle 29 Wynnewood Rd. Many dreams come true but some have silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold.” Sophia Lukas 525 Worcester St. Carolyn Lyons 15 Saunders Terr. Gregory Lauck Rachel Levine 20 Fells Cir. 22 Yarmouth Rd. I think the best is yet to come ’cause where I’m from is also where I’m going.” — James Taylor Folding Tom’s letter? Sylvie Mark Lysaght 14 Jackson Rd. The kids they dance they shake their bones, while the politicians throwing stones, singing ashes all fall down. I will miss you DD Later Bone... Joseph MacPhee 115 Parker No more tears of pain if U believe, look to the dawn and fearlessly bathe in the ... Purple Rain.” Scot Limric 23 Boulder Brook Rd. Maren Lockhart 31 Skyline Dr. Katherine Lurie 67 Yarmouth Rd. They say we’re crazy, but we have a good time. Life’s been good to me so far.” Maureen MacPhee 7 Hunnewell St. 81 Mr. Stud . . . (Danny Furdon) Joan Marchetti 48 Wellesley Ave. “Take your time think a lot, why think of everything you’ve got cuz you’ll still be here tomorrow yet your dreams may not.” — Cat Stevens Susan McGovern 2 Ivy Cir. Lisa Marinelli 74 Edmunds Rd. “Yesterday is but a memory, And tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived makes every yesterday a memory of happiness . . . And every tomorrow a vision of hope —” Catherine Mahoney 1 Rutgers Rd. “Just do the steps that you’ve been shown by everyone you’ve ever known, until the dance becomes your very own.” — Jackson Browne Simon Mattson 27 Priscilla Cir. If I stay here with you, things just wouldn’t be the same cos I’m as free as a bird now, and this bird you cannot tame. James McCarthy 14 White Oak Rd. “I’m gonna find my way to Heaven, ’cause I did my time in hell. I wasn’t looking too good but I was felling real well” — Dagger Richard Jennifer McCarthy 78 Arnold Rd. 84Standish Rd. “If you just put your hand in mine, We’re gonna leave all our troubles behind, We’re gonna walk and don’t look behind.” — P. Tosh I.L.Y.D.M. Laurie Mahan David Marks 13 Belair Rd. Tumbling Dice” The Gilmore twins ... Laurie, I Love You Forever. !1 Brendan McCarthy 78 Denton Rd. Kenneth McDonald 12 WestgateRd. Elizabeth McKee 93 River St. 82 Francis McLaughlin 14 Intervale Rd. James McMahon 65 Crest Rd. Christopher Miller 42 Cliff Rd. Christine Miller 12 Princeton Rd. “The world is for those who make their dreams come true. H. Gray Last minute studying Kiesha? (Kiesha Rose) Tracy Mills 8 Patton Rd. Matt Mitchell 61 Beechwood Rd. Andrew Mitchell 61 Beechwood Rd. Robert Monroe 62 Denton Rd. Natural Science 1 Tide Pools — Rush — Michael Morrill 71 Barton Rd. Kim Montopoli 15 Pine Tree Rd. Susan Mooney 69 Temple Rd. James Montanari 1 Westerly Rd. This above all: to thine own self be true. And it must follow, as the night the day. Thou canst not then be false to any man. 83 Donald Morris 92 Kingsbury St. Keith Morton 45 Brrok St. Education is what you have left after you’ve forgotten all that you’ve learned. I survived AL. Thanks for everything RS, EF, PS. Elizabeth Moylan 49 Falmouth Rd. Time to live, time to lie, time to laugh, time to die take it as it comes Shawn Murphy 160 Washington St. Rob Coulter, Bill Seik, John Jerry Golden. Mrs. Claus (Laura Scheff) George Nilson 7 Bryn Bawr Rd. Brady Mutrie 22 Westwood Rd. Paint a perfect picture, bring to life, a vision of one’s mind. The beautiful ones always smash the picture, always, every time. Daniel Neville 148 Walnut St. To all the Blade brothers; I salute You! t Susan Nacey 69 Forest St. David Norton 190 Washington St. It is respectable to have no illu¬ sions — and safe — and pro¬ fitable, and dull — Joseph Conrad Suzanne O’Brien 253 Weston Rd. Wende O’ Brien 71 Standish Rd. Lauren O’Brien 2 Oakdale Ave. It’s not the time to say goodbye to your past, but Hello to your future. Holly O’Connell 55 Pine Plain Rd. Ah, memories of those happy crazy times ... they’ll stay with me always. 84 Nancy O’Glishen 33 Hunnewell St. Find inner strength not only within yourself, but also through the help of others. It is the finest thing in the world to live, most people only exist. Mark Ombrello Anthony O’Neill 9 Oakland St. 46 Brook St. Change your words into truths, then change that truth into love. — S. Wonder Susan Osborn 22 Plymouth Rd. Deborah Palladini 27 Oak St. Jennifer Oteri 41 Service Rd. When the world is running down . . . you make the best of what’s still around. — The Police Susan Palmer 96 Fairbanks Ave. Life is like climbing a mountain — Not once looking down, And finding true happiness at the top. Simply by turning around. — S.M.P. Ann OHearn 279 Oakland St. You don’t like what you have until it’s gone. So remember our good times and best of luck to the class of’85! Jason Olsen 7 College Rd. (Raphael nerd Well) Lisa Papazian 46 River Ridge Rd. Geoffrey Pendergrast 49 Tanglewood Rd. 85 Stephen Perkinson 365 Weston Rd. Don’t let them fool you, or even try to school you, Don’t let them change you, Or even rearrange you. — B. Marley George Potts 89 Crest Rd. Someday I knew I’d get it right Lino Pucci 21 Rice St. Judianne Resmini 63 Oak St. Life is a mixture of sunshine and rain. Laughter and teardrops, pleasure and pain John Peterson 11 Wilde Rd. Is there anyone so wise as to learn by the experience of others?” — Voltaire Valerie Petrarca Brian Peltier 439 Worcester St. Lino Pucci When are you going to change your toys, Demane? (Demane Davis) Jeff Rich 3 Dudley Rd. Any man who wears bell-bottom britches ain’t no monkeyman. Renee Richardson 73 Hazelton St. Mattapan, MA 02126 I leave this school to my sister Toni. And to the Metco students, I leave the song Friends by Houdini. Matthew Phillips 38 Dover Rd. . And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make. — J.L. Leslie Prives 28 Colby Rd. Nothing left to do but smile, smile, smile. Betsy Quinan 50 Emerson Rd. i Jane Riley 68 Longfellow Rd. A smile is a person’s most impor¬ tant asset. 86 John Riley 85 Cedar St. Lida Roman 24Grantland Rd. Mary Rossano 63 Hundreds Cir. Love the beautiful, seek out the true, wish for the good, and the best, do. Linda Roth 77 Wellesley Ave. Dan Rippy 24 Croton St. In this new generation let there be new awareness in the world around us Waah: 15:22 Got to get where I’m going. Basics. Robert Robb 33 College Rd. Michael Rodney 3a Waban St. WHAAA! Where’s the slumber party, girls? (Carolyn Coyne, Laura Feldman and Bar¬ bara Burnell) ■ Kiesha Rose 30 Wheatland Rd. Dorcester, MA 02124 In time it will reveal. . . X a Kenneth Ross 11 Alden Rd. Jennifer Rowles 35 Colburn Rd. Nadia Sahely 61 Ivy Rd. Beth Sandwell 29 Barton Rd. 87 Paul Sanner Laura Scheff Maria Schell 16 Granite St. 44 Linden Sq. 29 Lincoln Rd. For we are always what our situa¬ Success is nothing unless you tions hand us. It’s either Sadness have the one you love to share it or Euphoria ... — Billy Joel with. Andrew Schwarz 46 White Oak “I survived; I’m still alive, but I’m getting close to the border line.” — Billy Joel Who are you hiding from? (Joan and Marjie) Jill Siegal 71 Pigrim Rd. . . When the whole of mankind is divided into two opposing camps, shall we then behave like doves or like wolves? The fate of mankind will be settled by the answer to this question.” William Siek 34 Richland Rd. Denise Sexeny 41 Swarthmore Rd. No one needs as he who has none to give ... Live, Love, Laugh ... Always!” Cynthia Shettle 94 Ivy Rd. Robert Skolnick 14 Pembroke Rd. Richard Sheehan 11 Hunnewell St. Thomas Smith 92 Cliff Rd. Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. 88 Jennifer Smith 82 Beechwood Rd. “When the world is running down, you make the best of what’s still around.” Emily Stoddard 18 Landlark Rd. I ' m going away forever and ever, but I shall return.” Elizabeth Stuart 20 Windemere Rd. Christopher Tibbals 48 Shirley Rd. We’re not here for a long time, we’re here for a good time.” Jennifer Sokol 12 Martin Rd. Kevin Spezzano 8 Oakdale Rd. Laura Stimmell 7 Strathmore Rd. He who seeks only for applause from without has all his happiness in another’s keeping.” — Oliver Goldsmith Meet my best friend, Peter Penguin” (Jeff Tousley) Andresa Tingey 14 Benton St. It ain’t no use putting’ up your umbrella til’ it rains.” Richard Tousley 29 Rice St. t , David Troy 42 Appleby Rd. The happiest people in this world are those who have the most in¬ teresting thoughts. William Lyon Phelps 89 Debbie Hohenberg, John Peterson, Steve Perkinson. Steven Vaccari 5 Simpson Rd. David Vaccari 2 Simpson Rd. Elizabeth Turtle 48 Norwich Rd. “Taber est quisque fortunae suae.” Penny Tuton 9 Denton Rd. “To achieve all that is possible we must attempt the impossible, To be as much as we can be, we must dream of being more.” David Urbach 70 Fuller Brook ' Kathleen Urbach 70 Fuller Brook Steven Verde 69 Standish Cir. Laura Vidale 74 Overbrook Dr. Devki Virk 15 Sprague Rd. “Wake your reasons’ hollow vote. Wear your blizzard season coat. Burn a bridge and burn a boat. Stake a Lizard by the throat.” John Viechnicki 5 Poplar Rd. Matthew Wagstaff 4 Stevens St. Catherine Walsh 26 Wynnewood Rd. Wendy Weber 9 Upland Rd. Just when you feel helpless, Nothing left to say, Love will find us. The past behind us Then we’re on our way. — Christopher Cross Kicia Whittle 10 Cranmore Rd. t James Wickett 11 Hayden Place Kip Wilson 77 Carisbrooke Rd. Hitch your wagon to a star! — Ralph Waldo Emerson David Weil 22 Cartwright Rd. Our earth is V land and % water; therefore it’s been designed for one to spend 75% of his time fishing. Kent Wian 50 Linden St. Life is a puzzle and anyone with a solution should share it with others. Nancy Watkins 31 Emerson Rd. Beth Zaccaria 51 Wareland Rd. Fly high and proud, and if you should fall; remember you almost had it all. Rafael Weil 141 Westgate Rd. It was a great experience Living in Wellesley for five years Now it’s time to go back to Venezuela with many memories of my friends which I will never forget. Aaron Weinert 8 Solon St. Sharon Alcorn in a pensive moment. Michelle Zach Nicole Zinna 277 Weston Rd. 2 Durante Rd. You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you might just get what you need. 91 The 1985 Wellesleyan Staff regrets that we received these last four senior pictures late from the photographer after the pages of seniors were finished. As a result they are not in alphabetical sequence. Neil Behrend 4 Wedgwood Rd. Tracy Cave Valerie Petrarca JoeTrusas 5 Riverdale Rd. 30 School St. Needham Seniors Not Pictured: Geoffrey Bender Marie Helen Marcelin Stephen Braune Drew McElroy Linda Casey Susan Nimmo Kenneth Coakley Sean O’Neill Thomas Connelly Stephan Ornsteen John Curran Julie Ouellet Donald Curtis Bruce Pomfret Brian Fenton Patrick Real Shona Fox Patricia Rey Lyda Andrew Jones Christine Ross Miguel Latasa Atabak Roushanaei Michael Maggard Lisa Sanford Above: Carolyn Lyons. Right: Keith Morton and Sam Hand. Our favorite Swiss AFS classmate, Ueli Failer. The Gang’s All Here! Debbra and Kath! ✓ £ � My God! What does all this mean? (Liz McKee) Renata, we see you peeking at that ad!! Yes, I know I’m cool! (Jimmy James) Monica, we can’t see who’s behind you! (Martha Anger, ?, Monica Briggs) Deep contemplation (Jim Caryl) Quick Renee, run before he realizes that you cut the class! Keep Smiling! (Joy Johnson and Sharon Alcorn) W A Senior Smile (Julie Ouellet) Kevin Whiteside and Janine Johnson A senior actually studying? (Jennifer Johnson) Strumming the guitar (Debbie Hohenberg, and Kecia Whittle) Stop peeking Pam! (Penny Tuton and Pam Brown) Paranoid? (Stephan Kurina) A solemn look. (Jason Olsen) The frogmen have arrived! (Chris Halsey) Leila Hanna Crank the tunes, Sally! UNDERCLASSMEN 96 97 Class cf 1986 J timers The Junior Class got into the swing of things at Wellesley High School early this year. At the end of September, they held a skating party at the Babson skating rink that proved to be a great success. Later, the class officers scheduled a November dance that was a surprising success. The class was able to attract a healthy portion of the underclassmen and raise over eight hundred dollars. The annual ski trip to Mount Onford in Quebec gave skiers a “natural high” as they sliced the virgin powder and took in the brisk Canadian air. It was an enjoyable and memorable weekend for all. The Junior Prom was held in June and in high style as befits the class. The lavishly decorated Hillcrest in Waltham was the scene of the festivities which continued on later in the form of “After parties.” The year ended on a successful noteas we look forward to a great Senior year. CLASS LEADERS — Mr. Haggerty, Walter Lamb, Mike Salve, Ted Haussman, Scott Pomfret. Miss Atlas: Cynthia Bent Oh no, John is doing his ventriloquize act again. (John Carven, Sara Weiss) Diane always brightens the scene! (Diane Peterson) Yes, but is it edible? (Avi Dines, Paul Hammerness) 98 Listen kid. (Meredith Moylan) Minding the store. (Allison Supple) Mike Hester and Scott Pomfret 99 Marilyn Albrecht Brendon Alterio Lynn Armstrong Julie Aroy Tim Bailey Michael Barrelt Dianne Bassler Katherine Batty Russell Beckwith Cynthia Bent Brenda Bickford David Blackwood All Broder Maggie Brown Doug Bukaty Michael Burke Rebecca Byers Selena Cantor Robert Canson Ross Carlson Caitlin Carvalho John Carven Rochelle Casaubon Gabe Cattam Ann Celi AndyChaulk Alex Chaulk Julia Clayton Jason Cluggish Gina Coleman Simon Coley Rick Condon Brad Conlin Dawn Conlin David Conner Tara Cooney Michael Corliss Sheri Correia Ann Corscadden Brian Cousins Olivier Cove Cynthia Crmo Christine Crowley Chris Cummings Michelle Cummings Martha Curtin Andrea Decristofaro Tmo Delollis Frank Demambro Ken Demarco Edward Denning Lynn Desesa Jennifer Desimone Victor Digeronimo Avi Dines Julie Donahue Andrea Donlon David Duggan Jon Duncklee Lynne Echard Julie Einstein Grant Exton Justin Falvey Andrew Farris Lisa Ferrera Kara Fleming Karen Flint Frank Flores Chris Fogerty Elizabeth Foley Elizabeth Foley Mary Gene Foley Harley Friedman Elisa Frohlich 100 Naomi Furuya Joelette Gallagher Lynne Gassiraro Julie Geiser Jeff Glauthier Paul Glauthier Jodi Gleason Mark Gloss Cathy Glover George Gordon Chris Guiffre Eric Hamburger Paul Hammerness Sandra Hammond Lisa Hansford Fred Harrington John Harris Julie Harris Michelle Harte Julia Haslett Ted Haussman Michael Hester Robert Hillman Julie Hoffman Peter Horrigan Robyn Houlihan John Hoult Cynthia Howells David Impallana Ingrid Jaeger Kay Jankowski Jil Jones Lewis Jones Andy Juliani Kim Kane Cynthia Kangos Angelina Karayiannis Jon Kateman Susan Kelley Brian Kilcoyne David King Stephanie Kivett Jason Kofman Jeff Knott Danielle Lafrance Walter Lamb TimLee James Leon Lauren Libby David Little William Looney Kim Macfarland Andrea Maggard David Maher James Malster Genevieve McCarthy Nina McCarthy Sean McCarthy Scott McConchie Susan McConville Ariane McCoy Paul McDonald Laura McDowell Michelle McGeachie Chris McGowan Dara McHale Elizabeth Mercer David Merchant Elaine Merguerian Deborah Merngan Brenda Miller Heidi Miller Thomas Miller Michael Montanan 101 Anne Moodey David Morris Flisa Morris Meg Moms Susan Moss Karen Mossman Amy Moy Meredilh Moylan Malt hew Murphy Ronald Murphy Peter Nuwayser Sean O ' Brien Todd O ' Brien Christopher O ' Connor Michelle O ' Hearn Jim O ' Leary Joseph O ' Leary Bernhard Overdick Christine Page Eric Parker Niles Parker John Parnllo Andrew Parsons Jon Pendergrast Andrea Perry Diane Peterson Ellen Petschatt Christopher Pickett Marybeth Pilat Mary Plunkett Suzanne Poitras Scott’Pomtrel Kerry Powers Brooks Preston Jennifer Pruett Laura Pruyne Katherine Purmton Richard Ouiggan Katharine Redford Sara Reineman Christine Robinson Stephen Rockett Jennifer Roderick Paul Rohrbach Laura Rosen Alan Roy Sharon Salant Michael Salve Oavid Sauer Joseph Schoenfeld Kellie Schofield Laura Sheridan Patrice Simonelli Allyson Smith Brian Smith Julie Snyder Christine Stock Robert Stoddard Stewart Stokes James Sullivan Maria Tecce Richard Thornquisl Michelle Tibbert Beth Turney Clause Tuytschavers Michele Twigg Denise Ubaldmo Jeffrey Valence Geoffrey Valletta Rona Vanwilligen Karen Waldron Karen Walsh Susanne Walsh Karen Ware 102 Meg Morris is ready for class. Eric Parker, Tim Denehy, Tim Bailey “The Fearsome Foursome” Mary Ware Mary Wargo Alexander Weil Roberl Weimer Sara Weiss Peter Welburn Pamela West Kevin Whiteside Arthur Wilkinson Jason Williams Gregory Woodworth Amy Worsh Lisa Worsh Christopher Young Elizabeth Young VickiZopatti Nancy Andrews Juniors Pictured Late Below Nancy Andrew David Hadley Laura McDowell Lyda Ray Mary Ware Juniors Not Pictured Shawn Anderson Emily Anthony Dave Batista Jay Benson Julie Buschmi Jen Carr Ann Curran Michael Drman Philip Dutton Susan Fernsebner Patricia Finn Jill Furumoto Kelley Golden Jen Goodwin Mary Gorman Shawn Greene Michael Hayde Sue Hibbits Mike Hughes Wendy Johnson Andy Jones Lisa Juliam Julie Kavanaugh Tim Keeler David Marks Liz McCone Greg Murphy Jeanne Ouellet Drew Palcsik Kellie Peters Scott Reardon David Rich James Rockwell Billy Ross Melissa Scott Eric Seaborn Marc Smith Tracy Solomon Steve Spmelli Margarita Suarez Alison Supple John Tibbert JoeTrusas Mary Vespa Claire Walsh Dave Wasilauskas Sean Wheeler Frances Wood Jon Young Julie Zaccaria Vicki Zopatti 103 Class cf 1987 Scphcmcres This was a great Sophomore year for the class of 1987. From the graffitti wall on the Mez during spirit week to the weekend ski trip to Canada, Sophomores put their hearts into all the class activities: class sweatshirts, dances, and end of the year festivities were among the most successful events sponsored in the school. Officers Jay Kirwin, Joe Hurd, Liz Weil, and Jon Abernathy, along with advisor Mr. Touney, worked hard and greatly enjoyed leading this spirited class. cm of ,j Mark DerGarabedian Engrossed in English. Allison Hume, Rebecca Dallinger, Lisa Ryan adn Karen McAllister. Mr. Vasaturo wants to see me? (Brent Pickett) ‘Fine, turn your back (Sarah DeLoughrey. David Spezzano, Donald Hurst. Steve Verdelli, John Fischer, Crissi Moore) Hard at work. (Chris Conningham) Friends for life (Dana Bos. Julie Perlmuller. Christine Parmensi. Heather O’Brien) Have a problem, come to us. (Dave Troy, Joe Hurd) That Crest smile! (Chris Muzzy, Rebecca (Gail Miles. Craig Lovett. Tara Murphy, Colleen Nestor) Potts) 105 Jon Abernathy Cici Anderson Peter Angus Robert Areano Jill Avery Rafif Awdeh Kevin Barry Stephen Bassler Charles Batchelder Kirsten Beaven Tom Beetham Scott Bender Rona Bentley Marcey Bombardier Tom Botts Dave Brand Steve Brennan Adam Bresnick Matthew Buckley Vickie Budson Joshuah Buell Priscilla Burney Jim Burstein Olivia Carls Matt Carrigan Jeffrey Carroll Bruce Caruthers Jennifer Casey Chris Cave Jenn Chandler-Ward Christopher Chin Pat Chira Kristen Chisholm Jannette Cincotta Brooke Clark Richard Clayton Eileen Cloonan Erin Collier Scott Comstock Elizabeth Connelly Meghan Cooney William Craft Kevin Crawford Chris Cunningham Melissa Dadourian David Dambro Becca Dallinger Marvalyn Decambre Christina Dejesus Mike Demarco Laura Demasi Denise Demyt Lisa Denny Mark Dergarbedian Nina Derhohannesian Sarah Deloughrey Joey Destefano Ben Donaldson Noel Donnelly John Doyle Martha Drum Heather Dubowsky Paul Dudley Doug Dummer Heather Ellenwood Carl Erikson Joseph Fagan Kim Fallon Kristen Faulkner Michael Feldman John Fischer David Flaherty Rebecca Foley Cindy Foppiano ' Not here, they’re looking. (Trish Young, Colleen Nestor) ■T ■ UKk ■ §|t4| TO ULV Jkl 106 Michelle Fraser Laurie Frigoletto Jason Freitas Lara Frolich Ben Frommer Katie Gannon Rudy Ganz Ruth Gardner Jessica Chase-Garner Kerry Garvey Michael Gladstone Jonathan Glenn David Gloss Chris Golden Colleen Golden Kelly Gould Deborah Gregg Jay Grieco Glenn Griffiths Louts Grignaffini Robert Grignaffini Elisabeth Grogmsky Ann Guinane Kim Gunner Steve Harrington Christopher Harris Paula Haynes Kent Heacock Lynda Hester Colin Herlihy Christine Hicinbothem Robert Hillman Greg Hines Lisa Hines David Holdsworth Allison Hume Oakes Hunnewell Joe Hurd Donald Hurst Tom Idzal Suzanne Jaffe Nick James Terrance James Hope Jennings Crystal Johnson Laura Johnson Margeret Johnston Charles Jones NencyJones Glenn Kalber Trecy Kamar Rose Kean Andrew Kelton Jey Kirwin Mary Ann Kopeli Cheryl Kuebler Anne Laborne Chris Larsen Nicole Laurent Linda Lawrence Albert Lee Jennifer Leri Robin Levy Jennifer Licht Vanessa Livingston Chris Libertino Craig Lovett Karen MacDonald Josh Macht Rachel Mahan Matt Manning Karen McAllister Brian McCauley John McCauley 107 Katie McConville David McCormick William McCormick Suzy McDermott Elizabeth McGovern Jennifer McGregor Joanne McHugh Thomas McKee Mary McLooghlin Jeff Merz Monica Middleton Gall Miles Gene Miles Scott Miller Marla Mitchell Tom Mogan Kenneth Moon Alison Moppett Samantha Moppett Bobby Morrow Josh Morton Tom Moyian Terri Muller Bryen Murphy Meaghan Murphy Tara Murphy Bobby Murray Sandy Murray Chris Muzzy Alex Nazar Melissa Nebeker Colleen Nestor John Nilson Christine Nuwayser Beth O ' Brien Heather O’Brien John O ' Brien Jennifer O’Connor Tom O’Connor Bill O’Leary Timothy O ' Neill Kristen O’Sullivan Jeff Parker Susie Parrillo Christane Parmensi Julie Perlmutter Matthew Pickett Beth Plunkett Jennifer Poitras Heidi Pomfret Rebecca Potts Lynelle Preston Carolyn Pullchlno Chris Pullchlno Skip Rafferty Christina Raffi Kevin Real Terrance Real Mike Reidy Michael Regan Colleen Riley Mike Rise berg Darrin Rizzo Raelene Roberge Ken Roberts Judy Rudd Laura Rhode Chris Roskam Kathleen Ross John Roy Lisa Ryan Peter Salis Robyn Sarkisian Melissa Scammon 108 Susan Scammon Stephen Schulman Susan Sechrest Sare Shanahan Maura Sheehy Katy 5hepard-Blue tfl Pcchio Barry Siegel Matthew Silverstem Doug Simon Jennifer Smith Jeff Snyder Jennifer Soldano Heidi Son David Spezzano Sue St Clair Kevin Stearns Howard Steeves Jane Steeves Kim Steward Cathy Stickler Sam Stone Bobby Sullivan Courtney Taber Sheila Thomson Matt Tripp Michael Turano Sarah Turtle Karen Verde Steven Verdelli Peter Verrant Staci Wadlington Karen Walsh Laura Walsh Doug Webb Amy Webster Elizabeth Weil Steven West Jenny Weyman David Whittemore Beth Whiteside Jonathan Wilker Andy Wilson Mark Woodward Tnsh Young Joann Zaglakas Jodie Zmna Sophomores Pictured Late and Not Pictured Kristen Baker Dana Bos Heather Buffum Paul Cohen Tim Curtin Franz Demyt Mark Engle Steve Farad Leonard Frisoli Parker Harrington Eric Holsclaw Aaron Kelton Darren Kersey Mary Kupeli Matt Lazarus Geoff Lloyd Pat Marshall Nina McCarthy Scott Mccutcheon Meagan McGlinchey Cenk Mesta Christine Moore Mark Morrill Aire Norell Liana Oakes Shristene Parmensi Hillary Prives John Ramsey Laura Rohde Jessica Topliffe Amy Traiser Tara Wakefield Noel Donnelly, Kristen Bevilaqus 109 ■ V Class cf 1988 Freshmen Spirited and determined, are words to describe this year’s Freshman class. The class of 1988 was very supportive of their activities, such as the semi-formal Dance and their March Ski trip to Loon Mountain. Under the leadership of Ted, John, Nicole, Mark, and Advisor Mrs. Fishman funds were raised to ensure success this year and in the future. Go for it dudes (Ryan Paladino, Steve Penn) The irrepressible Frosh smile. (Michelle Kelman) Chris Foster Hey babe, wanna take a walk on the wild side? (Alex Ginzberg, Andrew Stoner) 111 Krtsten Allerio Ziad Andeh Jill Arktn Monique Austin Kristen Aylward Adam Baker Brian Baker Sherri Barnacl Clara Barreto Jackie Bayliss Patrick Berry Kristen Bevilaqua Julie Bianculli David Bittenbender Susan Blackwood Kim Blakely Steven Bobrick Angie Bohland Ashley Botten Sherry Bradley John Brady Elizabeth Breimyer Errol Brown Ed Brush Thomas Bullock Nicole Burg Jennie Burnazos David Cabral Christie Cappelletti Jimmy Carmody Donna Carr Laura Carler Sarah Carulhers Carolyn Cell Paul Cedrone Nicole Chaisson Peter Chira Tama Christie Tyna Christopher Gerald Ciardiello Jon Clark Julia Clarkson Jamie Condon Sarah Condon Frances Cook Berme Cooney Gina Corticelli MikeCrall Ken Crawford Jennifer Croce Amanda Crosby Kristen Crowley MollyCurtin Mellissa Dambro Leslie Danovilch Corey Darruda Jennifer Davidson Mendan Davidson Katie Davis Kathy Deely Maria Defazio Gene Demambro Laura Derderian Rebecca Desimone Mike Dias Amy Dixon Joanna Doherty Joe Doherly Judah Domke Brian Donahue Paul Donnellan John Donovan Chris Dowd 112 n -v Matt Downs Laura Egan Kathryn Engel Callie Ensley Heidi Exton Annie Fagan Christine Farraci Jolie Farris Ricky Faubert Michael Fernsebner David Fischer Brett Fish Katey Fitzpatrick Steve Flaherty Amy Foster Chris Foster Emily Freedman Adam Freidman Shmichi Furuya Karen Ganong Erica Gelser Lianne Gerace Jessica Gilmore Alex Ginsburg Harry Gloss Elizabeth Gorgone Charles Gotgart Brenda Grome Kathy Grome Kim Hackett SuziHamill Mark Hanneman Heather Harkness Jon Harrington Deric Harwood Adam Haslett Ann Heffernan Alex Helwig Brian Hester Tom Hibbits GaryHicks Rob Holmes Wendy Horgan Caitlin Hunt Kai Huschke Melinda Irwin Sarah Jackson Caroline Jennings Scott Johnson Holly Jones Nicole Jones Paul Kang Marc Kaplan Antonea Karayanms Christoph Kausel Patrick Kealy Tracey Keeler Liz Kelleher Robert Kelly Rua Kelly Michelle Kelman Calvin Kelton Cormne Kelton Jett Kerley Ashley Kerr Kristen Kmgerty David Kott Suzie Kramer Lianne Kurina Anne Lamb Jeremy Lapon Adrienne Leicester Tamara Lischke Elizabeth Lloyd 113 Michelle Lloyd Katharine Lothes John Lovett Tim Lysaght Cathy Maccmi Doug MacFarland Erin Maerder Edward McCarthy Mettlyn McCaskill Jim McCauley Alison McConchie Anne McCoy Rob McEachern Lynda McGovern Matt McGowan Brian McManus Derek Milter Jason Miller Mar.k Miller Scott Miller Norah Mogan Charles Morns Susan Muller Maura Murphy Chris Neill Coan Nichols Jennifer Nilson Laird Nolan Erica Noonan Vinny Oakes Stephanie OConnor Mark Odell Michael O Hearn Karl Olsen Matt Oten Richard Ow Ryan Palladmo Sandra Palmer Sarah Palmer Amy Parker T Parker t ouise Parsons Mike Pate Mark Pawlowski William Pearl Steve Penn Karen Perdoni David Phillips David Pilat Barb Pontes Ted Preston Rebecca Priver Minna Proctor Andrea Rath Glen Reardon Clark Reddick Gwyn Reich Molly Reid Antoinette Richardson Kirsten Riikonen Mary Riley Lome Robb Paul Roberts Stacey Roberts Alec Rooney Steven Rosello Tristin Rosenn Charlotte Rulands Marc Ryan Greg Sanner Cutis Saunders John Saunders Melissa Schirmer Carolyn Schwarz 114 Tania Scott Nicole Shope Jenny Shupe Roger Simmons Rdose Simminelli Charrette Singleton Richard Smith Susan Snyder Darryl Spencer Andrew Stauffer Lori Stevens Tad Stewart Tim Stewart Jane Stickler Cyndi Stone Andrew Stonner Liz Struzetelski Jenni Stutzman Lynn Sullivan Ray Sullivan Michael Summersgill Mark Synnott Jacob Taber Peter Tamaribuchi Scott Tharler Kristine Tilton James Titus Peter Toohey Julie Tripp Melinda Troy Becca Truesdell Anne Truslow Cora Tung Diane Turner Josh Vandernoot Monique Van hell Billy Vespa Mike Walker Thomas Walker David Wallace Lang Walsh Stacey Walsh Melissa Warren Robert Weimer Jo Anne Westcott Wendy Whitman Sarah Wickett Ann Wolf Greg Yaitanes Andrew Young Heather Young Robert Zins Alex “Why didn’t she get her picture taken?” (Sara Caruthers) Freshmen Pictured Late or Not Pictured Melissa Bnssette Bobby Bryant Darron Curran Roberta Destefano Karen Drotar George Gaughan Debora Glesner Chris Golden James Hannon Derek Harris William Houlihan Chris Larsen Terrance Real John Roy Greg Stevens Andy Stonner Nan Stoltman Eugene Vanburen John Walsh Aretha Weadbrock 115 116 ft KiSC® Nice chip, Niles. (Niles Parker, Bradie Mutrie) You mean foul him like this? (Andy Eichorn) Goodness gracious, deary me. (Avi Dines) McCoch works up the sidelines. (Coach Loiter, Scott McConchie) Justin “fancy footwork” Falvey. Beys Scccer Although off to a slow start, the Wellesley 1984 Boys Soccer team completed their outstanding season with an impressive 11-3-6 record. Under the strong coaching direc¬ tion of Mr. “Pistol Pete” Loiter, the team managed to immensely improve during the season. Throughout the 18 games that were played, the commendably solid defense, led by Bay State All Star Sam Sicchio, Co-Captain Andy Eichorn, and goalie Kent Wian, only let up 5 goals, fourteen of the games were shut-outs. The entire team, including seniors Brady Mutrie, Chris Brand, Dmitri Kapalis and Co-Captain Mark Egan who was the only player in the league to be unanimously voted as a Bay State All Star, added much leader¬ ship, and support during the season. The team progressed greatly which was seen in their upset of Dennis-Yarmouth in the League Tournament. Coach Loiter and all of the members experienced an all-around great season. Despite the absence of the talented senior members next year, the team wil l continue to produce quality performances that live up to the Wellesley Soccer tradition. 6 Milton 0 4 Braintree 0 0 Fram. So. 0 0 Dedham 0 1 Norwood 0 0 Walpole 0 0 Natick 2 1 Fram. No. 0 0 Needham 1 6 Milton 0 1 Braintree 0 2 Fram. So. 0 1 Dedham 1 2 Norwood 0 2 Walpole 0 1 Natick 0 1 Fram. No. 1 0 Needham 0 A tongue in cheek move, Andy! (Andy Eichorn) Oh My God, Another tongue in cheek play in the same game! (John Carven, Mark Egan) First Row, L-R: Chris McGowan, Kent Wian, Chris Brand, David Korn, Matt Phillips. Co-Captain; Andy Eichorn, Sam Sicchio, Dimitri Kapalis, John Veichnicki, Clint Bogard. Second Row, L-R: Niles Parker, Jim Burnstein, Brian Kilcoyne, Justin Falvey, Russell Beckwith, Avi Dines, Tino Delollis, Chris Pickett, Dave Batista, Scott Mcconchie. Bob Stoddard, John Carven, Brooks Preston, Mat Mcgowan, Greg Woodworth, Coach; Peter Loiter. Missing: Co-Captain; Mark Egan. 119 When Mr. Heller talks, people . . . listen. Earth to Ann, Come in Ann. (Ann O’Hearn, Lisa Hines) Red Raider footwork goes by a defender. (A. Bierbaum) Wellesley over Needham. PERIOD! (Carolyn Beckedorf) Ann O’hearn, Ann Bierbaum DYN-O-MITE Girls’ Setter The Wellesley Girls Soccer Team had an outstanding 1984 season. They shared the league title with archrival Needham including a 15-1 record. Much of the team ' s success was due to the magnificent spirit of all the members. The team, led by Coach Dick Heller, and co-captains Vicky Devito and Amy Glynn, advanced to the quarterfinals of the Eastern Mass, tournament after an exciting season. Unfortunately, they lost by one goal in a game with two overtime periods. Despite the loss, Coach Heller and the entire team were pleased with their accomplishments. Bay State All-Star awards were given to Vicky Devito, Amy Glynn, and Carolyn Beckedorff. Honorable Mentions were received by Ann O. Anne Bierbaum and Heidi Pomfret. Although many fine players will graduate next year, the special quality of perfor¬ mance exhibited by Wellesley girl soccer players will continue to exist. 7 Braintree 0 10 Fram. So. 0 2 Dedham 1 7 Norwood 0 4 Walpole 0 5 Natick 0 2 Needham 0 3 Fram. No. 1 8 Braintree 0 2 Fram. So. 0 4 Dedham 1 5 Norwood 0 8 Walpole 0 9 Natick 0 4 Fram. No. 0 1 Needham 2 1 Line Sud. 0 Heidi on the run. Don’t trip! (Carolyn Lyons, Heidi Pomfret, Carolyn Beckedorff) Back Row: Mr. Heller, Heidi Pomfret, Katie McConville, Joann Zaglakas, Lynn Armstrong, Tara Cooney, Steph Kivett, Maria Mitchell. Heidi Miller, Julie Snyder, Sue McConville, Jodi Zinna, Lisa Hines. Front Row: Michelle Simon, Carolyn Lyons, Emily Stoddard. Amy Glynn, Vicky DeVito, Anne Bierbaum, Ann O ' Hearn, Carolyn Beckedorff, Jen Oteri. 121 Jack hands off the hot potato. (Jack Hinchy. Dan Farrell) 1 (David King, Dave Blackwood, Victor Corda) If you’re happy and you know it... w % - — Jack finds a hole. (Jack Hinchy) Everyone go out. (Aaron Kelton) He took one look at our defense and fumbled. MacDonald) « i « i i i i � Well Scott, figure that one out. (Scott Pomfret) (Mike Hester, Mike Riseberg, Paul Get outta my face! (Aaron Kelton) Wellesley gets a T.D. Ride ’em cowboy, Bruce. (Lino Pucci. Bruce Pomfret) Pull that babyrn. ana you renomerreei tMiKeCraii) Fcctball With a new head coach, Andy Levin, supervising and directing a young squad, the 1984 Wellesley Football team looked forward to a challenging schedule in the Bay State League. Unfortunately, with a 0-9-1 record, the hard work and dedication didn’t produce the results that were hoped for. Tri-Captains Dan Farrell, Scott Larkin, and Tom Sullivan anchored the squad in spirit and in effort as senior Jack Hinchy quarterbacked the offense. Larkin, the team’s leading rusher with Scott “B” provided the highlights of this year’s season and was rewarded by being voted as team MVP by his fellow players. The team also depended on seniors Lino Pucci and Victor Corda for strenght in the line, and upon Bruce “M” Pomfret, Steve Veccari and George Potts elsewhere on the field. The underclassmen look forward to twelve returning starters next year. That team, to be led by Captains Paul MacDonald, Scott Pomfret, Mike Hester will be the first in 3 years to have the same returning coaches coach. With this in mind, success is well within reach. 7 Brookline 21 0 Braintree 16 0 Fram. No. 28 7 Walpole 38 0 Fram. So. 6 0 Natick 42 20 Norwood 40 6 Milton 15 13 Dedham 13 8 Needham 28 Coaches Bill Tracy, Don McAleer, Andy Levin, Mike Time-Out. (Mike Hester) Mastro, Bruce Keltie. WELLESLEY TRI-CAPTAINS — Dan Farrell. T. Sullivan, Scott Larkin From Left, Row 1: Jack Hinchy, Steve Vaccari, Brian Fenton, George Potts, tri-captains Tom Sullivan, Dan Farrell and Scott Larkin, Scott Limric, Lino Pucci, Victor Corda, Tom Smith, Bruce Pomfret. Row 2: Bruce Keltie and Don McAleer, assistant coaches; David Blackwood, Jan O’leary, Mike Hester, David Rich, Mike Burke. David King, Chris Guiffre, Mike Hayde, Chris O’connor, Doug Bukaty, Paul McDonald. Scott Pomfret, Mike Mastro, Assistant coach; Andy Levin, head coach. Row 3: Bill Tracey, assistant coach, Mike Riseberg, Matt Manning, Geoff Lloyd, Louis Grignaffini, Kevin Real, Aaron Kelton, David Spezzano, Chris Muzzy, Mike Turano, John McCauley, Glen Griffiths, Rob Grignaffini, Paul Dudley. Andrew Kelton. 123 Go Go Janice, Go Go Go Jamie, Go. (Janice O ' Connell, Mollie Schell) In the rough. (Nancy O’Glishen) Don’t kick the ball! (Suzanne Poitras) Face-Off! Welleslev Defense. (Kirsten Len) Mollie Schell But Suzanne, stop wincing, she hasn’t hit you yet. (S. DiLeo, Barbara Brunell) Getting ready for battle (Chrissy Robinson) Field Hockey The 1984 Wellesley field hockey team completed their fine 10-7-1 season with an im¬ pressive victory over arch-rival Needham, dousing Needham’s hopes for tournament par¬ ticipation. Bay State All-Stars Kirsten Allen, Mollie Schell, and Jen Smith, provided much of the offensive play while assisted by the solid dependability of Pammy Brown, Marjie Eldridge, and Janice O’Co nnell. The next line of attack, comprised of Suzanne Dileo, Rachel Levine, and Nancy O’Glishen was never far behind. The Wellesley defense also contributed to much of the team’s success, with Barbara Burnell, Jen McCarthy, and Wendy Weber controlling the midfield. The goal was staunchly guarded by sweeper Keb- by Beale and goalie Penny Rossano. The team proved to be a unified and versatile force despite occasional injury and though the Raiders’ opportunity for post-season play was dashed, it was dashed by missing one qualifying point. Led superbly by Coach Chris Molonea and co-captains Penny Rossano and Mollie Schell, the team finished the year with pride and looks to juniors Cynthia Howells, Suzanne Pointras, Chris Robinson and Beth Turney to provide strong continuity in 1985. 0 Milton 2 8 Braintree 0 8 Fram. So. 0 3 Dedham 0 0 Norwood 4 0 Walpole 5 4 Natick 1 6 Fram. No. 0 0 Needham 1 0 Milton 1 3 Briantree 1 8 Fram. So. 0 2 Dedham 2 0 Norwood 3 1 Walpole 3 3 Natick 0 5 Fram. No. 0 1 Needham 1 The old shoot through the gap between the stick and foot trick (N. O’Glishen) WHERE are you going with that ball? (Suzanne Poitras, Nancy O’Glishen) Back Row: Coach Molonea, Jen McCarthy, Kirsten Allen, Suzanne DiLeo, Barbara Burnell, Wendy Weber, Janice O’Connell, Cynthia Howells, Suzanne Poitras, Beth Turney, Chrissy Robinson. Front Row: Jen Smith, Kebby Beal, Margie Eldridge, Co-Captain; Penny Rossano, co-captain; Mollie Schell, Pammy Brown, Rachel Levine, Nancy Glishen. 125 I I Double Trouble! Wellesley vs. opponent. Reach for the stars. (Cheryl Gill) “Where’s my mental telepathy when I need it.” (Cheryl Gill) Let’s do the time warp again! (Betsy Quinan, Gaelyn Davidson, Kate Greene, Debbie Hohenberg) Guess what, team? We have no more volleyballs. (Gary Guildea and Co.) “I am jam” (Betsy Quinan) Nadia Comanici. eat your heart out (Andrea Donlon) Volleyball: a religious experience. (Jane Riley) Girls Volleyball Led by Coach Gary Guidea, the Wellesley volleyball team turned out another suc¬ cessful season. The Raider team topped last year’s success with a record of 15-3 and placed second in the league. However, even though being second, the girls have the satisfaction of knowing they beat every team at least once and the League Champs twice! They also made first round of tournament play. The excitement of the season was due to the outstanding leadership and talent of tri¬ captains Betsy Quinan, Jane Riley, and Cheryl Gill. All 3 senior captains, along with senior member, Zibi Turtle, made the Bay State League All Star team. Senior Gaelyn Davidson; junior Andrea Donlon; and sophomore, Karen Verde and Jen Smith all sup¬ plied the team with strong support and play. Also adding to the excitement and success of the season was the spirit and confidence shown by every member of the team. 2 Braintree 0 2 Milton 0 2 Soth 0 2 Dedham 1 2 Norwood 0 1 Walpole 2 2 Natick 0 2 North 0 2 Needham 0 0 Braintree 2 0 Milton 2 2 South 0 2 Dedham 0 2 Norwood 0 2 Walpole 0 2 Natick 1 2 North 0 2 Needham 0 Where’d that @ fly go? (Karen Verde) (Coach Gildea, Betsy Quinan, Cheryl Gill, Jane Riley) Back Row: Coach Guildea, Karen Verde, Laura DeMasi, Andrea Donlon, Jen Smith, Diane Bassler, Julia Haslett, Adriana M. Front Row: Kate Greene. Gaelyn Davidson, Zibi Turtle, C-Captain Cheryl Gill, Co-Captain Jane Riley, Co-Captain Betsy Quinan, Debbie Hohenberg, Monica Briggs. 127 I got the style, now I should practice hitting a ball. (Tom Moylan) That ball is history. (Dave Kett) Coach Sullivan and Co. on the green. Golf Under the direction of Coach Jim Sullivan, the 1984 Wellesley Golf team finished the season with an undefeated record in the Bay State League. This is the second year in a row that Wellesley became the league Champs. The great depth of the team proved to be their greatest asset. Led by Captain Steve “animal off the tee” Verde, all members gave a strong and spirited contribution to the team. David Mahre, junior, and senior David Kett proved to be consistently solid players, while there was much support from sophomore Bobby Morrow who captured first place in the League tournament, Stu Kaplan Mike Hughes, Ed Denning, Matt Oteri, and Bob “driver” Sullivan. With only 3 powerhouse seniors leaving, the 1985 season looks promising. You’re facing the wrong way! Yup. This looks like a putter to me. (D. Kett) Back Row: Tom Moylan, Mike Reid, David Kett, Mike Verde, David Maher, Mike Hughes, Mr. Sullivan. Front Row: Jim Malster, Eddie Denning, John Courville. Bobby Morrow, Matt Oteri. 56.5 Walpole 51.5 80 Fram. No. 28 6 Wayland 6 78.5 Braintree 29.5 83 Dedham 25 56.5 Wayland 51.5 63.6 Milton 49.5 64 Norwood 44 80 Fram. So. 28 72 Needham 36 129 The Dynamic Duo (Jim James, Joe O ' Leary) wenesley stops traffic. (Eric Hellweg, Jay Kirwin) Jim ' s and smiles (Jim Montanari) No thanks. I don ' t want my tongue depressed right now. (Jim Montanari) The man. The myth, Jim James Nobody gonna break my stride. (David Hadley) Cress Ceuntry Under the strong and supportive leadership of Coach Ralph Bowman, the 1984 Wellesley Cross Country team cruised to yet another winning season with a record of 6-3. The team contained much more talent than their record suggests. Led by Senior Co-Captains Jim James and Jim Montanari, all of the members including seniors Ken McDonald and Tim Cronin, junior Joe O’Mr. Dimension O’Leary and Dave Hadley, and soph Jon Abernathy, gave consistent and solid individual performances. Adding to the team’s success were some new faces representing Wellesley; Juniors Grant Exton and Eric Hellweg proved to live up to and beyond the Red Raider standards. The only female member of the team, Christine Crowley, also ran extremely well and finished in first place for the girls in the Bay State Tournament. All were pleased with the 1984 season and look forward towards next year. Wellesley 20 Fram. So. Opponent 35 24 Dedham 31 15 Fram. No. 40 27 Norwood 28 31 Walpole 24 30 Natick 25 15 Milton 40 26 Braintree 29 33 Needham 22 Why so tense? There’s some Sanka being served in The finish line! (Eric Hellweg) the tent. Look Ma. No legs! (Tim Cronin, Jim Montanari) Front Row, L-R: Tim Cronin, co-captain Jim Montinari, co-captain Jim James. Ken McDonald. Back Row: Coach Bowman, Jon Abernathy, Noel Donnelly, David Hadley, Joe O’Leary, Jason Hofman, Grant Exton, Jay Kirwin, Eric Hellweg. Missing: Chrisine Crowley. 131 Fall Cheerleadinfi Sue Osborn, Laura Feldman, Alex Keany, Pam Kirwin. The Fall Cheerleading Squad. I MmmH Your shirt tastes great, Alex!” (Coach MacDonald) “A Chorus Line” Winter Cheerleading Nicole Laurent, Tanya Scott, Suzanne Jaffe, Margaret Johnston, Samantha Moppet, Chrissy Moore, Lisa Kane, Michelle Fraser. The Winter Cheerleading Squad in form. Alright girls, let’s ‘chicken fight’! Amazing feats of skill and coordination? Wait a minute. I’mscared of heights! Tanya Scott Samantha Moppett Suzanne Jaffe Chrissy Moore Margaret Johnston Lisa Kane Nicky Laurent Kim Fallon 133 Mike Salve Keith Morton, Paul Cloonan Kent Wian 134 To the Right: Joe Schoenfield, David Maher. Boys Basketball Mike Salve, Paul Cloonan, Ken Ross, Keith Morton, Coach Lowrey, David Maher, Kent Wian, Joe Schoenfield, listen intently to coach Jim Sullivan. Wellesley Opponent 45 Framingham North 62 Dedham 47 59 Walpole 42 30 Braintree 57 56 Evertl 53 60 Watertown 59 26 Milton 51 48 Norwood 39 45 Natick 63 57 Framingham South 58 48 Needham 63 44 Framingham North 66 32 Dedham 59 61 Walpole 40 48 Briantree 50 38 Milton 53 34 Norwood 37 44 Natick 33 56 Framingham South 51 65 Needham 44 72 The 1984-85 Wellsley Boys Basketball team ended its season with a 7-13 record. They almost e qualled the strength of their opponents but 5 of their games were lost by only 1 or 2 points. The team was driven by Coach Sullivan and by Co-Captains Ken Ross, Paul Cloonan, and Brady Mutrie. By the end of the season all thirteen players earned their varsity letters. David Batista played in the All Star Tourna¬ ment and the Watertown Christmas Tourna¬ ment. David Batista and Ken Ross will be play¬ ing in the All Star Bay State League. Outstand¬ ing players of the season are Paul Cloonan, Keith Morton, Brady Mutrie, Ken Ross, Kent Wiam, David Batista, and Mike Salve. With only four seniors leaving the team, next year looks like it will be a promising season. [smomnOI ffli V ' v ■Sy L k • iVj ] Vjs ' jSQfx n I Sitting, L to R: David Maher, Keith Morton, Brady Mutrie, Joe Schoenfeld, Scott McConchie, Richard Quiggan. Standing, L to R: Kent Wian, Mike Salve, Ken Ross. Paul Cloonan, David Batista. George Gordon. Up, up, and away!! Ann-0goesfor a skyhook. The Bolshoi Ballet. Where’s the basket?” (Vicky Devito) Take that! (Kate Fallon) Gimme that! It’s mine! No it’s not, it’s mine! (Kate Fallon, Vicky Devito, Ann O’Hearn) Girls 9 Easketball The Wellesley Girls Basketball team got off t o a slow start in the beginning of the 1984-85 season, but valiantly finished with a respectable 8-10 record. Led by Senior Co-Captains Ann O’Hearn and Vicky DeVito, and under the supervision and guidance of the coach Jon Hamilton, the team played solidly throughout the year. Most of the games were close with remarkable plays by the captains, Betsy Avinan, Cheryll Gill, and Lisa Hines. With six senior star members leaving, including Sharon Alcorn, Kate ‘‘Sharpshooter’ Fallon, Cheryl Gill, and Betsy Quinan, next year’s team will have a large hole, in body and spirit, to fill. This year’s Most Valuable Player, Ann O’ Hearn was also voted a Bay State League All-Star. However, the juniors on the squad have performed well on the court, and are able to line up to the Wellesley tradition of spirit and dedication in girls basketball in the next season. Wellesley 41 Fram. No. Opp. 34 34 Oldham 32 36 Walpole 46 51 Braintree 28 49 Milton 52 13 Norwood 68 44 Natick 42 55 Fram. So. 33 20 Needham 40 39 Fram. No. 45 49 Dedham 36 49 Walpole 51 42 Braintree 31 38 Milton 61 17 Norwood 63 42 Natick 45 56 Fram. So. 32 30 Needham 60 First Row: Cheryl Gill, Kate Fallon, Ann O ' Hearn, Vicky Devito. Second Row: Lisa Hines. Suzanne Poitras, Tara Coony, Steph Kivett, Julie Aroy, Michelle Harte. Suzy McDermott. “Now what do I do?! (Chris Chin) Sean in the spotlight. (Sean Carberry) T ' vm How do I get down now? (Alan Roy) Rafael rides his horse. (Rafael Weil) Are you stuck Clint? (Clint Bogard) “I tumble for you.” (unrisCiim; Beys Gymnastics The 1984-85 Wellesley Boys Gymnastics team ended its season with a record of 2-7. With only six returning members, the team’s inexperience and youth showed, yet all of the members played with Red Raider pride throughout the season. Coach¬ ed by Bob Pierce and Craig O’Brien, and led by senior co-captains Rafael Weil, and Clint Bogard, the team showed much improving in each meet. Outstanding con¬ tributions were made by all, including Alan Roy, Collin Herthy, Sean Carbury, Chris Halsey, and John Roy. Unfortunately, the team’s leading scorer Rafael Weil, had broken his leg performing one of his nearly perfect routines, toward the middle of the season. Although the team missed him sorely, they continued to exhibit solid and talented gymnastics in the remaining meets. Wellesley Opp. 83 Fram. No. 87 84 Brookline 81 Methuen W-by forfeit 90 Newton No. 108 89 Braintree 104 91 Linc-Sudbury 101 89 Attleboro 98 77 Newton So. 99 91 Milton 143 Collin Herlihy The Human Flag. (Rafael Weil) First Row: Coach Bob Pierce, Clint Bogard, Rafael Weil, Assistant Coach Craig O’Brien. Second Row: Victor Digeronimo, David Fischer, Carl Olsen, Allan Roy, Mike O’Hearn, Derek Miller. Third Row: John Lovett, Chris Chin, Collin Herliny, Jeff Parker, SeanCarberry, Johnny Roy. Christopher Halsey. 139 The Wellesley weathervane. (Ingrid Jaeger) Becky on the balance beam. (Becky Twist and Shout! (Ariane McCoy) Byers) 4 1 Girls Gymnastics Despite a lopsided record, the Girls’ Gymnastics Team had a number of outstanding performances. Led by co-captains Mary Gannon and Meghan Fitzmaurice, the team came out on the short end of the beam in many close contests. Superb performances were turned in by captains Gannon and Fitzmaurice, by Senior Nadia Sahely, and by Juniors Becky Byers and Michelle O’Hearn. The team can expect stength next year from returning team members Byers, O’Hearn, Ingrid Jaeger Lianne Kurina, and Katie McConville. The team will lose only three Seniors next year and therefore expects a strong showing in next year’s competition. Wellesley Opp. 75.60 Dover 78.70 80.60 Walpole 110.50 88.80 Norwood 95.05 74.50 Braintree 125.70 78.40 Lincoln Sud. 105.40 93.00 Westford 112.70 94.60 Milton 119.10 90.50 Natick 100.90 79.20 Needham 113.40 Mary eyes the routine. (Mary Gannon) How do I get up? (Michelle O’Hearn) First Row: Becky Byers, Ingrid Jaeger. Second Row: Michelle O’Hearn, Mary Gannon, Meghan Fitzmaurice, JaneSteeves. Third Row: Katie McConville, Heidi Exton, Carolyn Celi, Nicki Burg, Ann Guinane, Ariane McCoy, Lianne Kurina, Nadia Sahely, Katie Gannon. 141 Another victory for Monty. (Jim Montanari) Mr. Dimension prepares to pass. (Joe O’Leary) Christine Crowley pulls ahead. Indoor Traok The Wellesley High Indoor Track Team suffered a disappointing season, despite having quite a few outstanding members. Tom Smith captured both a new league record in the 50 meter high hurdles and the team’s boys’ MVP award. Also, the girls’ team standout Christine Crowley set a league record in the mile and received the girls’ team MVP award. Fine leadership was provided by Tri-Captains Tom Smith, Tim Cronin, and Jim Montanari. Both Cronin and Montanari are strong, consistent distance runners. Also, important contributions were made by the ever-amazing Jim James, by Joe Casale, and by Jeff Tousley. Joe O’Leary, another superb distance man, was in¬ jured early in the season and was sorely missed. The team expects strength next year from returning members such as O’Leary, Paul McDonald, and John Carvin. Wellesley Opp. 51 Fram. No. 35 37 Braintree 49 28 Norwood 58 38 Milton 48 41 Walpole 41 26 Dedham 56 12 Natick 71 17 Needham 69 Tom waves to his fans. (Smitty) Rona VanWilligan Doing it wrong. Doing it right. (James Wickett) Bottom Row: Coach Farrell, Dave Vaccarri, Tim Cronin, Tom Smith, Jim Montanari, Christine Crowley. Second Row: Eric Parker, Paul MacDonald, R. Potts, P. Nisse, Barry Siegel, Matt Buckley. Third Row: Kevin Whiteside, Todd O’Brien, John Carven, V. Corda, Joe O’Leary. Fourth Row: Jim Caryl, Jim James, J. Kirwin, David Blackwood. 143 The Human Torpedo. (Matt Phillips) Men Overboard! (Joe Hurd) Chris Foster ' It tastes like water.” (Ross Carlson) Go ahead. Make my day. (David Kett) in wavesta lore. (Adam BerTezraf Ecys Swimming The Wellesley High swim team had a winning season in the Bay State league with a 3-2 record. Despite injuries and mismatched opponents in non-league meets, our team did rather well. This year was a building year with a lot of great hopefuls for .next year returning. Jon Kateman could be very competitive next year in the 500 freestyle along with Dave Sauer. Joe Hurd should continue his winning ways and with work may place in the states. Chris Foster will also be strong next year in the 200 I.M. Doug Macfarland’s chicken gobble imitation should also improve. Many others will be returning with good experience from this year. The seniors lost will be Dave Guinane, Dave Kett, Adam Benezra, Jason Olsen, and Matt Phillips. All were top swimmers with great attitudes, and will be sorely missed. Gary Gildea was a fine coach and will hopefully be returning next year not only to lead his team to victory but to teach them good manners and swimming etiquette. Aquaman uses mental telepathy to win! I saw a fish this big. (Matt Philips) Wellesley Opp. 80 Leominster 78 32 Natick 48 68 Milford 84 51 Brookline 92 89 Fram. South 74 68 Westwood 91 37 Wayland 44 92 Fram. North 80 82 Dedham 67 29 Needham 45 First Row: Adam Benezra, Matt Phillips, Dave Guinane, Jason Olson, Ziad Awdeh. Second Row: Jon Kateman, Ross Carlson, Dave Kett, Joe Hurd. Marty Denning, Rob Coulter. Third Row: Doug McFarland, Scott Reardon, Bernhnal Overdick, David Sauer, Carl Ericson, Chris Foster, Coach Guildea. “What’s so funny?” (Cate Mahoney. Ann Celi, Cynthia Kangos) Only 30 more laps to go. (Pam West) (Chris Miller. htenata Aylward. Cate bwimmmg is sheik. Mahoney) “Will my toes hit her?” IS MM That’s no place to be doing arm circles, Cate! Girls 9 Swimming This year, the girls’ swim team captured the Bay State League Championships for the second time in a row. Coach Rick Echlov led the girls to victory against every team in the league excepting the two losses to non-league teams. They finished the season with an undefeated record in the league. The swimmers who qualified, led by Cynthia Kangos, placed Wellesley third place in the sectional competition and fifth in the State competition. The fabulous 1984 season was the result of the hard work and efforts of everyone on the over-30 member team, led by co-captains Renata Aylward and Liz Stuart. Although many talented seniors are leaving, there is still a strong chance that Wellesley will regain their title of Bay State League Champs for the third year in a row. 93 Natick 78 91 Fram. No. 76 71 Fram. So. 70 45 Needham 31 86 Dedham 79 87 Leominster 77 76 Belmont 99 78 Westford A. 98 94 Dov.-Sherb. 76 88 Wayland 83 88 Westwood 90 First Place — Bay State Third Place in South Sectionals Anticipa-ya-tion. (Katie Redford) Where are you hiding the outboard motor? (Robin Houlihan) Swan Lake. (Becky Byers) Top Row, L-R: Carolyn Jennings, Heidi Exton, Becca Trusdale, Sarah Jackson, Liz Strzetelski, Krisitin Aylward, Coach Rick Echlow. Second Row: Sandy Palmer, Laura Derderian, Sue Hammell, Kim MacFarland, Julie Hoffman, Karen Ganong, Sam Moppett, Allison Moppett, Hope Jennings. Anne LaBorne. Third Row: Becky Byers, Robin Houlih an, Jenny Carr, Jenzi Pruett, Cynthia Kangos, Katie Redford. Anne Celi, Pam West, Karen Mossman, Anne Moody, Sue Moss, Kerry Powers. Bottom Row: Leila Hanna, Sam Hand. Chris Miller, Chris Ross, Co-Captain Liz Stuart, Co- Captain Renata Aylward, Cate Mahoney, Susan Hanna, Jen Sokol, Denise Sexony. 147 Another victory for the matmen. (Mike Riseburg) ' Where’d he go? (Mark Odell) ‘Oooo. Nice shave. (Brendan Alterio) Just one more inch. (Steve West) Brendan the Pretzelmaker Wellesley over the top. (Tom Miller) Rob’s in a tough spot. (Rob Skolnick) 148 Wrestling The Wellesley High wrestling team was successful again this year with a winning record of 10-6. We had an outstanding season with wrestling from ' Tino Delollis (tri¬ captain) Sean Mcarthy, Dave Troy, and some others. Dave Troy was forced to wres¬ Wellesley Opp. 57 Medford 9 50 Catholic Mem. 16 43 Scot gate 15 30 Ashland 28 41 Natick 29 22 Norwood 33 17 Fram. No. 43 22 Dedham 37 7 No. Andover 52 25 Quabbin 34 40 Triton 17 18 Fram. So. 38 48 Milton 12 55 Walpole 9 46 Needham 14 38 Braintree 14 tle as yeoman 169 weight division, but still managed to put together a winning season for himself. This year’s team had a lot of spirit despite the injuries of co-captain Jeff Rich and John Vicnikki. Next year’s team should be tough to beat with many com¬ petitive wrestlers returning. A leg-crusher move. (Rob Skolnick) How to wrap a human body. (Tom Miller) Dave Gnarly Dude Troy Front Row: Matt Silverstein, Steve West, Adam Bresnick, Tom Miller, Brendan Alterio. Bob Skolnick (Co-Captain). Second Row: Asst. Coach Dave Paltrineri, Frank McLaughlin, Mike Riseberg, Jeff Bird Rich (Co-Captain), Sean McCarthy, Tino Delolli, Dave Troy, Geoff Lloyd, Eugene Van-Buren, Coach Gary Nihan, Jerry Novicki. Checking with your head isn’t a good idea. (Walter Lamb) Doubleteaming the opponent. (Phil Dutton, Jeff Christlieb) Hockey Although the Wellesley Varsity Hockey team had not won any of their 1984-85 season games, they showed much improvement, and gave many excellent perfor¬ mances for the Red Raider fans. Under the leadership of Captain Jeff Chnstlieb, the team skated to many close games, but, much to the dismay of the Coach Andy Levin, could not pull off a victory. However, many members, including Phil Dufton, Dmitri Kapalis, Geoff Valletta, Walter Lamb, Bob Studdard, and Niles Parker should be proud of their individual contributions to the game. With only three seniors leaving, including Christlieb, Kapalis, and Pendergrast, the team looks promising for the next year. First Row: Geoff Pendergrast, Peter Welburn, Jeff Christlieb, Bobby Murray, Dmitri Kapalis. Second Row: David Morris, Andy Juliani, Geoff Valleta, Mike Hester, BradConlon, Niles Parker. Third Row: Walter Lamb, Bobby Stoddard, Kenny Moon, Paul Daneilim, Phil Dufton, Tom Moylan, Coach Levin. Wellesley Opp. 1 Braintree 3 4 South 4 2 Walpole 4 2 Dedham 2 2 North 5 0 Natick 2 2 Milton 5 2 Norwood 6 2 Needham 5 2 Braintree 5 0 South 1 2 Walpole 5 1 Dedham 6 5 North 7 2 Natick 7 0 Milton 10 2 Norwood 5 1 Needham 2 151 Wellesley covers the shots Teamwork. (Emily Stoddard, Jen Smith) 152 Lacrosse The 1985 Wellesley Lacrosse team, led by co-captains Kate Fallon and Carolyn Lyons, managed to end the season with a 5-6-0 record. However, this record does not represent the great amount of hard work, and commitment which was contributed by all of the members on the team. Coach Molonea will miss the senior members in¬ cluding Cheryl Gill, Anne Bierbaum, Emily Stoddard, Jane Riley, Penny Rossano, and Mollie Schell very much, and they have performed so well in the Lacrosse program during their three-year stay here at Wellesley. Anne Bierbaum, a Bay State League All Star, and Carolyn Lyons this years MVP showed great individual performances on the field as well as Steph Kivett, Katie and Susie McConville, Heidi Pomfret, and Diane Peterson. Wellesley Opponent 8 Weston 13 6 Newton S. 4 9 Hingham 7 13 Concord-Carlisle 12 16 Lexington 7 7 Wayland 15 9 Brookline 6 16 Lincoln-Sudbury 18 5 Fram. N. 11 26 Fram. S. 6 10 Needham 15 Bottom Row, L to R: Jennifer McCarthy, Penny Rossano, Mollie Schell, Jane Riley, Cheryl Gill, Co-Captain Kate Fallon, Co-Captain Carolyn Lyons, Emily Stoddard, Anne Bierbaum, Meghan Cooney. Top Row, L to R: Coach Molonea, Diane Peterson, Suzie McConville, Tara Cooney. Steph Kivett, Katie McConville, Heidi “Obi Wan” Pomfret, Jen Smith. 153 4 I j 4k 4� p ■ 4J iBB Mr. Topspin (Ken McDonald) “Dutch Boy” dishes out the dosage (Paul Hammerness) Mike Hughes I’ll get to you later. (BradConlin) John skulks off the court. (John Dunklee) Beys Tennis The 1985 Wellesley Varsity Boys Tennis team did not do as well as they had planned this year, but still managed to come up with an excellent 14-4-0 record. Coached by the immaculate Brooks Goddard, and headed by the intense play of Ken McDonald — captain, the team, despite losing some close matches, continually performed wel l, liv¬ ing up to the Wellesley standards of tennis. Many members played much better toward the end of the season. Much help came from Nate Buffum, Mike Hughes, Jeff Kott, Just Falvey, Jon Duncklee and Rick Condon. Only two Seniors are leaving this year, so the team looks forward to another successful year in ’85-’86. This season’s Larry Rice Award was given to the team’s captain, Ken McDonald. Season’s Results: 14-4-0 Wellesley 5 Dedham 0 5 Walpole 0 5 Milton 5 5 Fr. So. 5 5 Norwood 0 4 Natick 1 3 Braintree 2 2 Fr. No. 3 3 Needham 2 5 Dedham 0 5 Walpole 0 4 Milton 1 5 Fr. So. 0 4 Norwood 1 2 Braintree 3 2 Fr. No. 3 1 Needham 4 4 Natick 1 Ken models his action wear. WOW! Spin! Ho! Parry! Thrust! (Mike Hughes) Bottom Row: Jon Duncklee, Josh Vandermoot, Mike Hughes, Ken McDonald (captain), Steve Bassler, Brad Conlin, Chris Harris. Top Row: Brooks Goddard. Paul Ham- merness, Rick Condon. Andre Parsons, Justin Falvey. Grant Exon, Jeff Snyder, Dave Kott. (Missing inaction — Jeff Kott) 155 Wende O ' Brien v v . iIXSSMI Love your hair, Wendy! (Wendy O’Brien) {? • Nyeah Nyeah! (Beth Dixon) ■ . ' L ' V4 J wKw!v3v« 55 ■ ■ wIvIVASV «$8 156 Sue Mooney Amy Dixon Girls Tennis “The season more than fulfilled my expectations,“ says Wellesley High girl’s tennis coach Bruce Seiger. His Raider team battled to a 17-1 record and a Bay State League Co-championship before being derailed in the second round of the state tournament. The leading members of the team, Wende O’Brien (42-3), Ann O’Hearn, and Beth Dixon, continually played well. Five seniors will be leaving the team, including Catherine Walsh and Sue Mooney, but Seiger isn’t worried because of the great depth of the team. There are several juniors who will be very influential in next year’s season. Seiger called this year’s co-championship, “the highlight of my career, I’m very proud that the girls were able to do it.” It is his first championship in eight years as a coach. Seasons rsults: Final Record 17-1-0 BAY STATE CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPIONS Top Row: Stacey Roberts, Amy Dixon, Anne Corscaddon, Sarah Reinman, Jenny Goodwin, Julie Einstein, Allyson Smith. Bottom Row: Wende O’Brien, Kathryn Walsh, Ann O’Hearn, Beth Dixon, Ann Mooney. 157 Beys’ Track Under the coaching of new head coach Mickey Walsh, this year’s Wellesley Varsity Boy’s Track team finished with a 5-4-0 record. Senior captains Jim James, Jim Montanari, Tom Smith, and Tim Cronin provided much help and leadership for the team, as well as points. The highlight of the year was the close meet at Framingham North. Fortunately, Wellesley managed to win, but only by one point. Of the 36 members on the team, only 6 seniors are leaving including Brady Mutrie, and Dave Troy. Although these 6 seniors were all extremely talented, Coach Walsh is looking toward to what he hopes to be a more successful season next year. 110%. (Paul MacDonald) Smitty takes a break. (Tom Smith) Wellesley 75 Walpole Opponent 64 80 Milton 64 56 Natick 86 102 Fram S. 43 61 Braintree 84 73 Fram. N. 72 80 Dedham 65 39 Norwood 106 33 Needham 112 Kill! Kill! Kill! (Eric Parker) Tae-Kwon-Do on the track (Mike Salve) You mean I’m running the 2 mile today? The humming pole vaulter (Brooks Preston) (Lewis Jones) 1st Row: Eric Parker, John Ramsey, Todd O’Brien, Robert Areano, Paul Donnellan, Gris Batchelder, Eric Hellweg. Jamie Condon, Rob Holmes, Tom O’Conner, Mark Summersgill, Tom Idzal. 2nd Row: Coach Norton, Coach Walsh, Paul Cedrone, David Blackwood, Jeff Valence. Jason Koffman, Paul MacDonald, Jim James, Jim Mon¬ tanari, Jeff Tousley, Tom Smith, Brady Mutrie, Doug Bukaty, Jim Burstein. Olivier Coue, Matt Buckley. Pat Chira, Brian McCauley, Gay Guildea. 3rd Row: David Phillips, Robert Zins, Mark Miller, Chris Pulichino. John Abernathy, Albert Lee. Doug Webb. Tom Hibbits, Ted Preston, Geoff Loydd, L. Grignaffini, Joe O’Leary, Greg Wood- worth, Mike Regan. Girl’s Track The 1985 Red Raiders girls’ track team was a young one, which might have been a factor in the team’s 4-5 record. Under the direction of Head Coach Don LaBorne, senior tri-captains Alex Keany, Suzanne DeLeo, and Marie Bullock led the team to a respectable fifth-place finish in the league. During the season, many individuals achiev¬ ed personal records. Junior Christine Crowley, the state champion miler, was named to the Boston Globe’s all-scholastic team. Of next year Coach LaBorne stated, “We should be right up there with the top .teams and have a winning season next year.” After a season of long and late practices, the hard work and determination of our Wellesley raiders paid off. At the close of the season the girls had a record of 4-5-0, very impressive in light of the tough competition they were up against. No Pain, NO GAIN (Christie Page) ROAR! (Jen Smith) Humphrey Bogart on the field. (David Vaccari, Michelle Anderson) Look out below (Julia Haslett) Raider Pride! (Alex Keany) 2nd Row: Bill Myregard, Mrs. MacDonald, Marvelyn DeCambre, Olivia Carls, Michelle Anderson, Marie Bullock, Suzanne DiLeo, Gina Coleman, Susie McDermott, Rebecca Potts, Rona VanWilligan, Kathy Engle, Cathy Stickler — Coach LaBorne. 3rd Row: Chris Kingery, Maria DeFazio, Julia Haslett, Terri Muller, Sally Turtle, Jen Smith, Ann LaBorne, Lynn Sullivan, Joanne Westcott, Katie Fitzpatrick, Christine Crowley, Elaine Merguarian, Maria Tecce. Bottom Row: Christie Page, Katie Redford, Rua Kelly, Holly Jones, Chrissy Moore, Leslie Danovitch, Adrienne Leicester, Julie Clarkson, Karen Walsh, LanieFletscher, Jen Leri. Not Pictured: Michele Twigg, Ruth Gardner. 159 Deep Concentration for the Coach (Mr. Scafati) Safe! (Eric Seaborn) - r Andy with a perfect swing Paul Cloonan TO Baseball Jack Hinchy, Coach Scafati, and Joe Schoenfeld AAAHHROOO! Wellesley Opponent 9 Wayland 1 14 Dedham 1 7 Walpole 13 4 Wayland 1 12 Milton 0 9 Natick 17 10 South 15 3 Braintree 2 8 North 4 2 Norwood 6 6 Needham 20 4 Dedham 2 7 Walpole 12 14 Milton 13 3 Natick 18 5 South 4 1 Braintree 18 0 North 4 0 Norwood 7 11 Needham 10 ■ - v d - x ‘ V3 ' v jflrak- Iks v- � skjL- Lit ' j -J ' AsjkL’ ' f C 1 -SB M • ;; ' rtr+ ' jjKL Y ■ First Row, L to R: Chris Foggerty, Sam Sicchio, Paul Cloonan, Jack Hinchy, Steve Verde, Andy Eichorn, Kevin Spezzano. 2nd Row, L toR: Eric Seaborn, Joe Schoenfeld. Mike Hayde, Ed Denning, Jeff Valetta, John Carvan, Coach Frank Scaffatti. Not Pictured: Mike Hester. 161 Sailing This year’s sailing team enjoyed a great season of beautiful sailing weather. The team itself has grown in popularity over the last few years, and now has a healthy, strong number of members. With the help of Coach Dick Bevilacqua, captain Tom Sullivan led the team to a successful season. A total of eight seniors will be leaving in¬ cluding Adam Benezra, Andy Schwarz, Jason Olson, Kate Greene, and Samantha Hand. Their great seamanship skills will be missed. (Samantha Hand, Tom Sullivan) Bottom Row: David Morris, Andy Schwartz, Eric Bender, John Saunders, Greg Sanner, Pat Kealy, D. Dambro Garfunkel. 2nd row: James Wickett, David McCormick, Jason Olsen, Sandy Weil, David Wallace, Peter Taunarabuchi, Alec Rooney. 3rd Row: Kate Greene, Ross Carlson, Elisa Frohlich, Bernhard Overdick, Karen Flint, Sam Hand, Veli Failer, Adam Benezra, Joe Casale. 162 The Skipper and Gilligan (Andy Schwarz, Eric Bender) I feel seasick already. Adam hoists the Jolly Rodger “Ahoy, ye landlubbers! (Bernhard Overdick, Ross Carlson) Sam gets bonked big time by the boom, ba ba ba b-b-b Ski Team Front Row, L-R: Chris Pulchino, Jeff Merz, Chris Bold, Scott Bender, Steve Perkinson, John Stuert, Heidi Pomfret, Kate Greene, (x-c capt.), Lynn Syllivan. Second Row, L-R: Liz Deloughrey, Gabe Cattaini, Ted Preston, Mark Synott, Paul Glauthier, Carrie Pullichino, Justin Falvey, David Gibbons (x-c capt.), Carolyn Beckendorff (dn. hill capt.), Melissa Dadourian, Heather Buffum, Josh Bunne. Third Row, L-R: Lix Moylan, David Wasilauskas, Christy Page, Jason Kaufman, NateBuffum, John Peterson, Chris Muzzy, David Horgan, Chris Pickett, Scott Wheelock (asst, coach), William Tracy (coach). Fourth Row, L-R: Jay Benson, Brooks Preston, Karen McDonald, Laura Johnson, Mark Lysaught, Howard Steeves, Jim Gallerani (capt.), Jeff Glauthier. Not Pictured: Matt Doherty. Under the leadership of Coach Bill Tracey and assistant coach Scott Wheelock, the Wellesley High Ski Team had another successful racing season. The cross-country squad continued its winning tradition by becoming the division champions for the second year in a row, amassing an astounding undefeated record. Team captains Dave Gibbons and Kate Greene provided strong leadership. Valuable contributions were provided by John Peterson, Steve Perkinson, Brooks Preston, and Jeff Glauthier for the boys; Carolyn Beckendorf, Christie Page and Heidi Pomfret for the girls. The girls downhill came in first in the league, with the boys downhill team finishing 3rd in stiff competition. Superb performances were turned in by Carolyn Beckendorf (winner of the Ski Meister Award), Laura Johnson, and Heidi Pomfret for the girls’ team, and by Jim Gallerani, Mark Lysaght, Paul Glauthier and Ken MacDonald for the boys’ team. Team MVP’s were Dave Gib¬ bons and Carolyn Beckendorf. 163 Perfect Form. (Betsy Quinan) That glove must weigh a lot! Radar looks on. (Julie Donahue) Did you hear the one about the . . (Betsy Quinan. Michelle Simon) What ' sso funny? Julie Donahue Michelle takes a big cut. (Michelle Simon) 164 Softball Off to a great start early in the season, the 1985 girl’s Varsity Softball team did not do as well toward the end of the season. Under the supervision of Coach Dick Heller, the senior co-captains Betsy Quinan, and Michelle Simon helped keep the team’s spirits up and led them to a 9-9 overall record. The Red Raiders played well both offensively and defensively. Betsy Quinan pitched superbly and the crowds enjoyed excellent fielding by Lisa Hines, Julie Donahue, Cindy Foppiano, Kate DeBethune, and Laura Demasi. Most of the team members’ bats were effective throughout the season. Coach Heller is looking forward to next year’s season. Wellesley Opp. 8 Dedham 25 9 Walpole 3 8 Milton 7 12 Natick 6 24 Fram. So. 12 3 Braintree 11 14 Fram. No. 11 9 Norwood 3 3 Needham 4 4 Dedham 9 6 Walpole 15 7 Milton 33 6 Natick 11 18 Fram. So. 6 79 Braintree 34 12 Fram. No. 4 6 Norwood 8 7 Needham 12 Playing the bunt. That ' s a humdinger of a throw. (Lisa Hines) Dick looks on. Bottom Row, L-R: Alison Moppett, Laira DeMasi. Julie Snyder, Samantha Moppett, Lisa Hines, Julie Donahue. Top Row, L-R: Coach Heller, Cindy Foppiano, Nancy Jones, Betsy Quinan, Michelle Simon, Marcy Bombardier, Heidi Exton. Missing: Kate DeBethune, Michelle O ' Hearn. 165 The gymnastic professionals Not so hard, Gary! Mr. Heller Gary passing the mic over to Mr. Huatch. for his acceptance speech. I Athletic Awards Assembly The Lineup: Ariene McCoy, Anne Guinane. Nadia Sahely, Jane Steeves, and Heidi Bevans Rapheal pays close attention (Anne O’Hearn, Tino Delolis, Christine Crowly. Tom Smith. Raphael Weil. Bobby Murray, and David Guinane) Congratulations to Ken R Christine Crowley. Mass. State Champ in mile run. This can’t be for me! (Heidi Pomfret) McDonald [d; Cheerle£ tells us of the new der MVP 168 ORGANIZATIONS 169 1985 Wellesleyan The 1985 Wellesleyan Staff began work on this year’s yearbook in September of 1984. The staff of seniors and underclassmen spent countless hours working in and out of school to compile the finished products. Staffers and editors worked together to track down pic¬ tures and write-ups and meet tight deadlines. Also, Mr. Bowman and his staff worked extremely hard to meet the ever increasing costs for publishing. They solicited ads, met with community groups, and contacted patrons and sponsors. 1985 YEARBOOK EDITORIAL STAFF — First Row: Christine Crowley. Cynthia Howells, Julie Geiser Dara Chira, Jen O ' Connor. Back Row: Sandy Weil, Carolyn Co-Editors in Chief: Amy Horan and John Peterson. Lyons, Jeff Merz. 1985 YEARBOOK FINANCIAL STAFF — Front Row: Joe DeMasi, Sally Khudari. Cara Fleming. Back Row: Bob Coughlin, Adviser Mr. Bowman, Judy-Ann Resmini. Activities Editors: Cynthia Howells and Ingrid Jaeger. 170 Wellesleyan Advisor Janice Barrett and Julie Geiser Clubs Organizations Editor, Debbie Hohenberg Sports Editor, Nick Carls What Deadline?? Clubs Organizations Co-Editor, Dara China Not Pictured: Tim Bailey, Art Editor Jen Qokol, Typist Steve Perkinson Yearbook Photo Editor David Vaccari takes a break. Financial Advisor, Mr. Bowman 171 German Club The German Club had a very successful year in 1984-1985. Highlights of this year’s Club activities include: Weinachten and Fasching parties, an exchange with students from Munich, and volleyball matches with all the other clubs on A.F.S. volleyball night. First Row: Zibby Turtle. Nick Carls. Laura Borberwiek. Monica Briggs, Timothy O’Neil, Chris Chin, Ruth Gardner, Richard Clayton. Second R ow: Eava Gullsten, Bernard, Susanne Hibbits, Ann Breden, Kirsten Allen, Cythia Crino, Mary Plunkett, Jena McCarthy, Carl Anderson. Last Row: Andy Scharz, Dave Norton, Paul Sanner, Chris Guiffre, Eric Hamberger, Frau Stuart, David Morris, Brenda Bickford. Ross Carlson. German Exchange French Glub First Row: Timothy O’neil, Chris Chin, Nick Carls, Ruth Gardner, Ann Breden, Lauren Libby, Brenda Bickford, Gena McCarthy. Second Row: Chris Guiffre, Eric Hamburger, Frau Stuart, Chris McGowan, Rudy Ganz, Ross Carlson. Left to Right: Sophia Kramer, Marie Bullock, Julia Haslett, Paul Hammerness, Ann Celi, Diane Peterson, David Hadley. Louis Jones, Non-Member, Non-Member, Scott McCutcheon. The French Club had an active year, the highlight of which was a trip to Quebec. Dur¬ ing Foreign Language week, club members sold croissants. Also they had a fondue par¬ ty, sponsored a volleyball game and attend¬ ed the Jacques Toti Film Festival a t the Wellesley Playhouse. 172 Latin Club First Row: Beth Turney, Julie Perlmutter, Pam Kirwin, Zibby Turtle, Amy Moy. Last Row: Tracey Solomon, David Gloss, Josh Morton, Karen Walsh, Mr. Hawley, Advisor Debbie Merigan, Jen Licht, Mark Gloss. LATIN CLUB ... Catapult contests, banquets, togas, floor hockey against the French Club. These are what make the Latin Club a special part of WHS. Devoted to Classical Culture, and the pro¬ motion of Latin and Greek culture, the members have fun with the other Latin, (and yes! Greek Students.) The big event of the year is the state Junior Classical League Convention in Winchester where members compete in language skills, Roman oratory, chariot contest, costume contests, and other events. Front Row: Steve Dummer, Judi-Ann Resmini, Gina Coleman, Mark Ombrello, Valerie Petracca, Mirium Cruz, Christy Page. Michelle Anderson, Bob Coughlin, Second Row: Doug Simon, Amy Moy, Steve Verdelli, Donald Hurst, Tina DeJesus, Mr. Brown, Advisor. Spanish Club The Spanish Club, under advisor Paul Brown, organized many activities, including trips to Mex¬ ican restaurants, Spanish films and fiestas. They participated in Foreign Language Week by selling Latin American food. The year’s finale was the Total Immersion Program, during which members spoke only Spanish for a weekend on Cape Cod. 173 National Honor Society SL X Iftl 1 iJf ff r 9EL r || | || Front Row, Left to Right: Julia Haslett, Elisa Frolich, Jen McCarthy, Dara Chira, Amy Horan, Cythia Howells, Leila Hanna, Secretary, Andrew Eichorn, President, Mr. John Hawley. Advisor, Susan Nacey, Vice-President, Nicholas Carls, Treasurer, Allyson Smith, LisaWorsh, Michelle Twigg, Cynthia Crino, Julia Clayton, Sharon Salant, Laura Rosen. Row 2: Brendan McCarthy, Olivier Coue. Ted Haussman, Chris Guiffee, Jay Benson Bob Coughlin, Peter Civetta, Daivd Hadley, Scott Pomfret, Aaron Weinert, Jim Malster, Andy Scharz. Row 3: Ingrid Jaeger, Marilyn Albrecht, Christine Robinson, Diane Peterson, Amy Moy, Andrea Donlon, Stephanie Kivett, Susanne Walsh, Kristen Allen, Christina Page. Emily Anthony, Devki Virk, Selena Cantor, Julie Einstien, Pamela Fletcher, Michalle Harte, Elaine Merguerian Cynthia Bent. Jennifer Carr. Row 4: Julie Aroy, Susan Hanna, Laura Borderwiek, Karen Walsh, Marie Bullock, Wendy Weber, Kay Jankowski, Elizabeth M. Foley, Penny Rosanno, Carolyn Lyons, Jennifer Pruett, Ann Celi, Kathryn Fallon, Katharine Redford. Susan Osborne, Elizabeth Turtle, Pamela Kirwin, Julie Snyder. Row 5: Matthew Doherty, Francis McLoughlin, David Weil, David Hatch, John Viechnicki, Paul Cloonan, Edward Dowd. Keith Morton, Ken McDonald. Jonathan Kateman, Mike Salve, David Korn, Kevin Whiteside, James McMahon, Paul Sanner, J. Scott McConchie. Richard Condon, Paul Rohrbach, Justin Falvey, Brooks Preston, Marcus Degruttola, Harley Freedman. Missing: Carl Ander¬ son, Monica Briggs, Andrea Cedrone. Stuart Kaplan, Laura Vidale, Elisa Morris, Susan Fernsebner. The honor of NHS membership means that a student exhibits scholarship with a 28 GPA, and shows evidence of character, service, and leadership. This year the NHS members raised money for the American Heart Association with a phone-a-thon. Members also tutor students who need help in their subjects and raise money for scholarships for non-NHS members. We had the special honor of having Dr. Lawrence Franco of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy speak at the induction ceremony. Right: Susan Nacey, Andrew Eichorn, Nicholas Carls — Of¬ ficers of NHS. Left: Pam Fletcher receiving her NHS pin and card from Principal, Mr. Farrell. Left: Class of 1986 National Honor Society rising to take the NHS oath. r m |i 4JL ' M 1 , NEW MEMBERS OF CLASS 1985 NHS — David Korn, Susan Hanna, Pam Fletcher, Kate Fallon, Penny Rosanno, Marcus DeGruttola, Susan Osborne. Keith Morton. Mr. John Hawley. Advisor, saying words of congratula¬ tions to NHS members. PRESENT MEMBERS OF THE NHS coming down the stairway to commence the induction ceremony. Mr. Farrell congratulating Justin Falvey on his fine achievements. 175 S.T.C.P The Wellesley S.T.O.P. chapter was very active this year. The Nuclear Week of Education in October was a great success, highlighted by a visit from Barney Frank, and coverage by local TV station, Channel 56. Other activities included films, marches, confer¬ ences, and concerts. In April, Wellesley sent repre¬ sentatives to the National Peace, Jobs, And Justice Rally in Washington, D.C. Wellesley ended the year with a hopeful note, taking part of the National Student Day for Peace on May 19 with a balloon release in Wellesley Square. Front Row: Dara Chira, Laura Borderwiek, Kirsten Allen, Aaron Weinert, Cindy Shettle, Susie Muller. Second Row: Karen Flint, Anne Fagan, Cate Mahony, Donald Hurst, Steve Verdelli, Sarah Gleason, Minna Proctor, Josh Morton. War Games Club Top Row: Mark Gloss, Richard Clayton, Elizabeth Turtle, Paul Sanner, Andrew Schwarz, Ben McDonald, Joe Fop- piano. Bottom Row: Mr. Hawley, Susan Nacey, David Gloss, Carl Anderson, Charles Jones. The WAR GAMES CLUB enjoyd a year of expansion, attacting more members and dou¬ bling its female membership. The club also found a faculty advisor, Mr. Hawley, and will become an official school club this year. An impressive accomplishment for Andy Schwarz, the club’s founder. 176 W: r... -jy , f - m m mm ? sJ J Back Row: Jennifer Licht, Beth Turney, Stephanie Kivett, Cynthia Howells, Karen Verde. Front Row: Andrew Schwarz, Mary-Ann Kupeli, Tracey Solomon, Liz Foley, Emily Anthony. The Bradford The BRADFORD, Wellesley High School’s student newspaper, successfully published 7 issues in 1984-85. Under the editorship of Andy Schwarz and David Weil, the Bradford printed usually informative, often amusing, and occasionally bizarre articles. Mr. McCor¬ mick, the ever cheerful advisor, helped to put it all together and meet the deadlines on time. Together, the BRADFORD staff (including Dear Gary himself) worked on all aspects of the newspaper production . . . from writing, drawing, and editing, to typing, layout, and even folding. Though not quite yet The Globe, THE BRADFORD kept students in touch with issues and activities, free of charge, all year. Melanae Front Row: Bruce Caruthers, Sarah Gleason, Jeff Glauthier. Back Row: Cindy Shettle, Nick Carls, Steve Perkinson, Kim MacFarland. Highlight of the year was Melange’s award in a National competition for literary art magazines in 1984. George McGoff was Art Advisor; Gene Varley and Bill Parsons were production advisors and Pat Rosenfield was Editorial Advisor. 177 Clcse-Up Chess Club tkhhhot Front Row: Liz Young, Lisa Worsh, Anne Moody, Amy Worsh, Judi-Anne Resmini. Back Row: Steve Dummer, Pam West, Paul Hammerness, Nate Buffum. Front Row: Mr. Campbell, Karen Flint, Barney Seigal. Back Row: Julie Snyder, David Holdworth, Christie Page. During the week of Mar. 3-9, Close-Up students traveled to Washington where they participated in seminars, visited Congress and met Senators and Representatives. They learned a great deal about foreign affairs, current af¬ fairs and government operations. Kevin Crawford, Mr. Brown, John Wilker. Key Club KEY CLUB: Key Club — is an international organization which raises money for worthy causes like UNICEF. We also sold refreshments for the foot¬ ball games, sponsored dances, and sold carnations. Front Row: Dara Chira, David Norton, Mark Ombrello, Laura Borderwiek, Susan Nacey, Ms. Avots, Pierre. Second Row: Sue McConville, Ann Celi, Rudy Ganz, Miguel Latasa, Cynthia Crino, Katherine Purinton, Mary Plunkett, Amy Moy, Eava Gullsten. A.F.S. This year, the A.F.S. Club participated in a very successful Sub Day, sponsored a Halloween Dance at the Community Center, and had a volleyball match with the German Club. Also, seven people were sent abroad to various countries in the summer of 1984, and during the Foreign Language Awareness Week, several returnees gave a presentation to other students. Fif¬ teen students are being sent abroad during the sum¬ mer of 1985. Everyone in the A.F.S. CLUB had a fun time this year. French Exchange Nadia Sahely. Elizabeth McCone, David Wasilavskas. Jennifer Carr FRENCH EXCHANGE MEMBERS — Julie Buschini, Keica Whittle. Nadia Sahely. Jay Ben¬ son, Scott McCutcheon, Chris Bold. David Hadley, Liz Bless. vr i-l i; v i ■ 1 v Group photo at Versaille. Group takes a rest after going up the Eiffel Tower. A typical lunch at school, David Hadley, Jay Benson, Liz Bliss. This year’s French exchange left for France on February 5, and re¬ turned three weeks later on the 27th. The highlights during the trip in¬ cluded lunch with the mayor at one school (at the left). The monumen¬ tal trip up the Eiffel Tower was an unforgettable adventure. The group visited Versailles near the beginning of the trip. Nobody will forget their leader throughout France, Mr. Lydon (known for his expertise in the field of Science). Chris Bold spent part of his trip skiing in the Alps. David Wasilaskis, spent his time in the western coast of France. The remainder of the group stayed relatively close. One night David Hadley and Liz Bliss were strolling along the bank of a river when a dead body floated up on shore. They managed to contact the French police and using their fluent French abilities explained what had happened to the police. On their arrival back home, they were filled with a lifetime of memories. 179 Drama Club :i � ■ Top Row: Bruce Caruthers, Ann Celi, Adam Haslett, Tom Botts, Myles Corey, Lisa Denny, Kim Golden, Karen Drotar, Jen Chandler-Ward, Scott Johnson, Eugene D’Mambro. Bottom Row: Judah Domke, Jessica Chase, Pam Fletcher, Matt Carrigan, Jamie McMahon, Mark Engle, Ted Hausseman. Top Row: Bruce Caruthers, Raelene Roberge, Meri Davidson, Lang Walsh, Jen Bur- nazos. Bottom Row: Minnie Troy, Rua Kelly. Sara Gleason, Minna Proctor. Sleeping Beauties 84-85 was a great year for the Drama Club because there were many activities which included three plays, “Animal Farm,” “The Importance of Being Earnest,” and “God,” and the musical, “Anything Goes.” The Drama Club was also fortunate to participate in three PSA commercials which will be shown nationwide. Culminating the year were the four act plays directed and written by Peter Civetta, Laura Chamberlain, Sarah Gleason, and Lida Roman. 180 Student Government Row 1 Michelle Twigg, Chnssy Robinson, Stephanie O’Connor, Lisa Hines. Emily Anthony, Heidi Pomfret, Liz Weil. Dana Bos. Row 2: Mark Kaplan, Francis McLoughlin, Bob Coughlin. Ruth Gardner. Joe Hurd, Liz Helft. Meghan Cooney, Pat Chira. Sue Palmer. Ken Roberts. Cynthia Howells. Beth Turney, Penny Rosanno. Mrs. Marquedant. Ms. Smith, Julie Aroy. Row 3: Joe Doherty. Richard Clayton. Doug Webb, Chris Pulichino. Ang Lee, Jeff Merz. Holly O ' Connell. Marilyn Albrecht. Lynn Armstrong. Christine Crowley. Scott Pomfret, Stephanie Kivett. Tracey Solomon. Row 4: Andy Schwarz. Joe Destatano, Parker Harrinton. Rebecca Foley, Sandy Hammond, Jen Roderick, Avi Dines, Christine Muller, Tod O ' Brien. Donny Irwin, Mike Salve. The Student Government had a busy year in 1985. The officers, Penny Rossano (Pres.), Donny Irwin (Vice-Pres.), and Marilyn Albrecht (Secretary-Treasurer) led the group in discussions of all kinds of issues every Tuesday morning. Of special in¬ terest was the SADD program, which the student government brought to Wellesley for the first time this year. From Bloodmobile to rallies to the organization of the brand new Student Senate, 64 Student Government members supported and directed the ac¬ tivities of Wellesley High. Student Advisory Committee STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS — Front Row: Ricky Faubert, Sue Palmer, Chris Pulichino. Back Row: Francis McLoughlin, Scott Pomfret. These students, elected by their respective class, report on student-related issues to the Wellesley School Committee during regularly scheduled meetings. REGIONAL STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS — Scott Pomfret and Dara Chira. Elected by the student body, these students represent the entire school and town of Wellesley for state-wide meetings on important educational issues. 181 Elute Club Top Row: Marie Bullock, John Kateman, Monica Briggs. Bottom Row: Nadia Sahely. Susan Fernsebner, Mr. Rutledge, Advisor, Jeff Glauthier. Spanish Exchange Top: Robyn Houlihan, Diane Bassler, Mrs. Grodberg, Dan Rippy. Cynthia Bent. Back Row: Maryann Gorman, Debbie Hohenberg, Donna Foley. Julie Geiser, Beth Kealy, Clarrise Tuytschavers, Heidi Son. With Mr. and Mrs. Grodberg as chaperones, these students spent an exciting two weeks in late April touring Spain and speaking Spanish. 182 Girls Musical Performing Groups Vocal Ensemble VOCAL ENSEMBLE — A Popular girls’ singing group open to freshman through senior members. First Row: Susie Muller, Lianne Kurina, Nicole Chaisson, Katy Fitzpatrick, Jody Doherty, Ruth Gardner, Kathy Loths. Second Row: JoanneZaglakas, Andrea Raffi, Karen Drotar, JaneSteeves, Laura Pruyne, Clarise Tuytschavers, Rebecca Dalinger, Julia Clayton, Kathy Engel, Christy Cappelletti, Roberta De Stefano, Molly Reid. Third Row: Heather Ellenwood, Liz McGovern, Becky Byers, Pricilla Burney. Laurie Frigoletti, Marcey Bomberdier, Maria Tecce, Katie Gannon, Kristen Chisolm, Lynelle Preston. Back Row: Colleen Nester, Allison Moppett, Rose Kean, Kristen Faulkner, Melissa Warren, Tanya Scott. A Gappella Goncert Ghoir A CAPPELLA CONCERT CHOIR — a mixed choral group open to freshman through senior students, featuring a potpourri of musical styles. Front Row: Caitlin Carvalho, Ann Celi, Michelle McGeachie, Jill Furmoto, Matt Phillips. Denise Sexeny, Margaret Johnson. Kristen Beavin. Second Row: Laura Johnson, Holly O’Connell. Lisa Marinelli. Susanne Dileo. Jen Roderick. Dara Chira, Anne La Borne. Third Row: Anne Curran. Cynthia Howells. Jenzi Pruett, Laura Pruyne, Karen Mossman, Beth O’Brien. Tara Murphy, Lynda Hester. Madrigal Ghoir MADRIGAL CHOIR — a mixed choral group open to freshmen through seniors, specializing in music of the Renaissance and Baroque period. Front Row: Cora Tung, Lianne Kurina, Jody Doherty, Adrinne Leicoster, Laura Derderian, Rebecca Truesdale. Back Row: Marty Denning, Jamie McMahon, Paul Sanner, Anne Truslow, Ann Celi, Jen Roderick, Sue Hamill, Jessica Chase. 183 The Creeks Brothers Boys Musical Perform¬ ing Groups BROOKS BROTHERS — a newly formed all male singing group currently limited to ten boys chosen by audition. They perform popular, classical, rock, and barbershop styles of music. Front Row: Peter Civet- ta, Rob Holmes, Marty Denning, Carl Anderson, David Hadley. Back Row: Brady Mutrie, David Norton, Paul Sanner, Jay Benson, Jamie McMahpn, Matt Phillips. The Bradf ordians BRADFORDIANS — Front Row: Rob Holmes, Ricky Faubert, Gene Di Ambro, Colin Herlihy, Ed Denning, Chris O ' Connor, Doug Bukaty, Tom Sullivan, Carl Erickson, Ted Hausseman, Jay Kirwin, Mrs. Niese. Se¬ cond Row: Erroll Brown, Marty Denning, Paul Dudley, Jon Abernathy, Jeff Kott, Dave Troy, Bill Siek, Paul Rohrback, David Bittenbender. Third Row: Andrew Stauffer, Chris Foster, Jason Cluggish, Laird Nolan, Doug Dummer, David Kett. 184 Girls Musical Performing Groups The Ghcralaires CHORALAIRES — a select girls’ choral group chose by audition. They perform for a number of groups in the community as well as for the school. First Row: Liz Bless. Rebecca Foley, Nancey McAllister. Second Row: Diane Peterson, Ann Celi, Cynthia Howells. Third Row: Anne Curran, Sara Weiss, Chrissy Robinson. Back Row: Anne Truslow, Meri Davidson, Maria Tecce. The Lyrics LYRICS — a select girls’ choral group chosen by audition. They perform for numerous groups in the com¬ munity as well. Front Row: Denise Sexeny, Rona Van Willigen, Rebecca Truesdell, Michelle McGeachie. Back Row: Caitlin Carvalho, Jenzi Pruett, Liz Weil, Anne La Borne, Brigitte La France, Sue Mooney. 185 Musical Instrumental Grcuns DIXIELAND BAND Only recently begun, this group is really a credit to a stoic core of Wellesley musicians and the superb organization of Mr. Davis. This group specializes in ragtime, blues, big band, and early jazz, somewhat narrowing its appeal (to musicians and audience alike), but all the same, coming across with an infectious stage presence — a bonus to every performance this group plays for. Gaelyn Davidson Brooks Preston David Guinane Sean O’Brien Mark Lysaght Paul Sanner STAGE BAND The Stage Band performed in many concerts including three at our elementary and middle schools. The group performed dur¬ ing the Florida trip and at the Berklee College Jazz Festival in Boston. Jeff Tousley, Mike Montanari, Rick Condon, Karen Allison, Gaelyn Davidson, John Doyle, Ann Curran, David Guinane, Sean O’Brien, Tom Walker, Richard Smith, John Saunders, E. Jason Miller, Paul Sanner, Mark Lysagt, Peter Nuwayser. 186 ORCHESTRA The orchestra performed at many concerts and joined the band in our Florida concert. The highlight of the year wasplaying for the musical Anything Goes. Ann Curran, David Guinane, Sandy Palmer, Karen Allison, Brooks Preston, Tom Walker, Paul Sanner, Kim Steward. Brian McManus, Goelyn Davidson, GregSonner, Denise Ubaldino, Colleen Riley, Ann Guinane, Robin Levie, Stephanie Kivett, Dara Chira. BAND The band played at all the football games and school rallies and participated in various parades including the Doug Flutie Parade in Natick. The big performance was at Sea World during the March 1-5 Florida trip. Erica Noonan, Mary Riley. Katey Glover, Robin Levie, Jannette Cincotta, Susan Seachrest, Kim Steward, Jeff Tousey, Mike Montonari, David Guinane, Peter Harrington, Ann Curran, Sandy Palmer. 187 Music Candids The Brooks Brothers The Lyrics performing at the National Honor Society Induction ceremony. Cynthia Howells Brigitte Lafrance 188 The Bradfordians at work. David Guinane Club Candids Sandy Weil, Mr. Bowman and Julie Geiser hard at work trying to raise $15,000 for the yearbook. Jennifer O’Conno r, sophomore co-editor for the yearbook. Caitlin Carvalho, Jeff Glauthier, Jill Furomoto and Julie Geiser. Susan Nacey, and Nick Carls — N.H.S. Anne Fagan — A dramatic moment! Marching Band The band played at all the football games and school rallies and participated in various parades including the Doug Fluties Parade in Natick. The big perfor¬ mance was at Sea World during the March 1-5 Florida trip. Warming up before a pep rally. Row 1, Left To Right: Beth Plunkett, Stacey Roberts, Ann Guinane, Tracy Kamar, John Saunders, Karen Allison, Paul Sanner, Peter Nuwayser, Mark Lysaght, Tom Beetham, Chris Chin, Joe Hurd. Jason Miller, Amy Moi, Gaelyn Davidson (drum major). Row 2: Jenny Weyman. Raelene Roberge, Kim Steward. Nathaniel Parker, Parker Harrington, David Guinane, Sean O’Brien, Steve Kurina, Ben Frommer, Jamie Condon, Sandy Palmer, Jackie Bayliss, Tom Bullock, Robert Davis (band director). Row 3: Mike Montanari, Robin Levy. Peter Horrigan, Tom Walker. Susan Sechrest, Samantha Moppett, Vanessa Livingston, Mary Riley, Christina DeJesus, Holly Jones, Gina Coleman. Row 4: Sam Stone. Rachael Chipps. Beth O’Brien. Heather Ellenwood, Alison Moppett, Jill Siegal, Francis Cook, Suzanne Jaffe, Susan Scammon, Heidi Son. Missing from Picture: Kerry Garvey, Jeff Tousley (drum major), Cricket Batty, Dianne Bassler, Steve Bassler, Anne Curran, Jannette Cincotta, Terri Muller, Carl Erickson, Martha Drum, Jill Avery, Erica Noonan, David Phillips, Tom Hibbits, Melissa Dambro, Liz McGovern, Donna Foley, Melissa Scammon, Laura Walsh, Marvalyn DeCambre, Beth Whiteside. Ross Carlson, Lauren Libby, Brooks Preston. 190 Flag Twirlers Standing, Left to Right: Heidi San, Francis Cook, Susan Scammon, Suzanne Jaffe, Jill Siegal, Beth O’Brien, Alison Moppett, Heather Ellenwood. (Head Twirlers) Rachael Chipps, Sam Stone. Missing: Donna Foley, Melissa Scammon, Laura Walsh, Marvalyn DeCambre, Beth Whiteside. Beth Whiteside These girls perform¬ ed with the band at all football games and parades. They did an outstanding performance on our Florida trip. To Left: Jenny Wey man, Beth Plunkett, Staci Roberts 191 TRADITIONS 192 193 The Cotilliom December 1984 Double Exposure? (Bill O ' Leary, Laura Hunter-Thayer, Sophia Kramer and date) Time to compare hand grips 195 Vicki Devito and Roger Simmons have a great time! Chris Miller and Melina Kondosdance up a storm! Club 85 Why isn’t anyone dancing? Michell Twigg and David Morris. March 15 1985 Senior Calendar Events . . . 4 ♦ • ♦ Hats off to the class of ’85 Proud Parents. (Melina Kondos and parents) Dancing up a storm — Jen Johnson (Steve Ornsteen) Matt Mitchell hobbles along David Gibbons and Mary Gannon. A hug from the Presidents Amy Horan and David Korn You made it, Frank! Dan Rippy The Handsome Couple Our Seniors giving blood — Ellen Litle, Marjie Eldridge The family portrait (Kathy and David Urbach and parents with Mr. Farrell) Senior Skip Day — May 17 1985 with diploma in Graduaticn June 7,1985 enior Cup winner Kafp Fallon Happy retirement, Mr. Carbone Jimmy James il seniors. [ i M0 L 1 it fir ' Amy Howard Jamie Wickett Steve Kurina Andrew Mitchell, Michelle Zach, Paul Stearns Drew McElroy and her mother Barbara Bent with her father Tony and mother Mary. Jack Hinchy and his family Greg Lauck Kate Greene Words of encouragement from guest speaker, Ms. Susan Sellers Principal Mr. Farrell speaks to the Class of 1985. Class President, Scott Larkin Penny Rossano and parents, Muffy and Ken Rossano son and daughter) ‘•We’re FINALLY OUT!!!” Norman Watson and Wendy Weber 206 The Class of 1985 patiently waits for their diplomas. Martha Hall Class Secretary, Michelle Anderson (Kip and Steve) CHARGE!!!’ hh l H v Christine Miller, Scott Limerick, Janine Johnson Kelly Donahue, Denise Sexeny COOL shades! (Matt Doherty) LEFT —The Burzillos 207 Senior t u rn May 29,1989 — Aboard “New Boston Cruise Ship w ■:. fi ttB Sally Khudari and Beth Kealy “Back again, guys?” (Lisa Kane, Jim Foley. Alex Keany, Mike Kean, and John Wolf) Mrs. Cannon and Brian Peletier Chris Tibbals, Amy Howard, Kecia Whittle, and their dates Debbie Palladini and date, Mike Maggard, Christy Page, Kim Golden and date te, John Murphy, Julie [nd date, Janet Campic fc e’re number one!! ' fosolito) 210 Bruce Pomfret and Christine Parmensi Liz Stuart and date Jill Siegal and date, Kathy Urbach and date, Rob Monroe and date, Mike Morrill and date John Viechnichi, Laura Borderwiek, Nick Carls, Cynthia Bent, Kate Fallon Mrs. Barrett, Ms. Smith, and Mrs. McCoy wave goodbye to the “NEW BOSTON.” Jenny Soldano and Danny Furdor . .f ie Riley wavincji bodbye. 211 Beth intently watches our class’ filmed history (Beth Flaherty) Senior Banquet June 4« 1985 It must have been a Van Halen song (Dave Gibbons, Samantha Hand) Some of the fair maidens of our class. Best o f luck i n a coldepfclimate Katya. iv Polka MfeWr ' rhr-? vv. (Dave Vaccari and Arron Wienert) Just a gigalo and .. . (Steve Verde and Ann O’Hern swing the night away) The Storming of the Copley Plaza: May, 1985 Andrea Cidrone Andy Elcorn lidekhow put together le enjoy That evil smile (Martha Hall and David Horgan) Anxious to leave. (Lisa Kane and Mike Kean) Toby decides what to write What are you guys up to? Bruce Pomfret The Stars in Their T� erformances • • • Marie wins a prize Nate Buffam, David Troy, Adam Benezra Penny Rossano The crowd watches in hysterics! Beth lets loose at the club ’85 Sally waits for cake from the sky Ann O’Hearn shows her stuff at the banquet Nicole Zinna sits alone at the graduation Miguel and Eeva Rafael shows off in the library 215 All Night Party June 7,1985 Brendan McCarthy, Ellen Little Kate Lurie, Chris Brand , Michelle Simmon, Carolyn Beckendorff, Carolyn Lyons Sophia Culas, Cara Stimmel Rapheal Weil, Debbie Hohenberg, Cathy Brennan. y Michelle Anderson, Liz McKee, Chris Ross Paul Stearns, Adam Berezna. Jamey Wickett, JeffTowsley, Kate Streztelski, Laura Chamberlain Left: Mary Ellen Dennehy, Lisa Kane, Michelle Zach, Liz McKee. 217 Sen crs While Captivating Their Audiences • • • Vhat ' s in those glasses girls? (Kate Greene, Laura Vidale, Martha Anger. Andrea Tingey, Monica Briggs) Willy from Switzerland. (Carolyn Coy ne and Kathy Gorman) Jim Gallerani enjoys a hotdog at the picnic Hey baby why don ' t you come up and see me sometime. (Gina Flores) Vogue, here we come! 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Kapalis Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Kett Mr. and Mrs. William Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Hank Lysaght Mr. and Mrs. Emlyn V. Mitchell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Palmer The Pomfret Family Victor J. Resmini Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Rowles Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schwarz Robert D. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stoddard Mr. and Mrs. George T. Strzetelski Mrs. Mary Kane Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Theodore D. K. Tibbals Ms. Clyde Osterhaus Thayer John and Letitia Turtle Herb and Donna Urbach George A. Vaccari Mrs. Sherry Wian Above: Kent Wian and date. Devki Virk, Kip Wilson. Paul Haack and date. Debbie Hohenberg. John Peterson. Right: The Three Musketeers Sokol. McPhea and Miller. Timmy and Jimmy eating lunch. Carolyn Lyons Monica Briggs Andy Eichorn Keith Morton Andrew Stoner Ann O’Hearn Carolyn Lyons Stretching out Robby Holmes, Jon Abernathy, Asheley Botten, Lisa Hines, Doug Webb, Ricky Faubert. 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Paul Hammerness Laura Johnson and Lisa Hines Stacey Roberts. Adam Bresnick. Kristen Alterio French Exchange Students Alcohd Awareness Week May 6-May 1C, 198 5 Alcohol Awareness Week was held at Wellesley High School from May 6-May 10. The program was organized by Emily Anthony, Heidi Pomfret and Liz Weil from Student Government, to address the pro¬ blems of student alcohol abuse. The week included a number of speakers, films and discussions. A few highlights of the week were, the film entitled “Epidemic,” a speaker from AA, and a presentation by the SADD organization. The event which began the week was the play “Eddie Was Here,” presented by the Wellesley High School students. The play centered around a teenager, Eddie LaRiviere whose involvement with drugs and alcohol led to his death. This was a true story, and no script was used in the hope that the student’s feel¬ ings would accentuate the true meaning of the play. After the play, Eddie’s brother, Kevin LaRiviera, delivered a touching speech about his experiences with Eddie. Lead roles of “Eddie Was Here” were played by David Hadley, Peter Civetta, Michelle O’Hearn and Sandi Hammond. Lesser roles were played by Mark Engle, Todd O’Brien, Jessica Donovan and Tracey Keeler. An all-student discussion takes place. Dave Hadley, Penny Rossano David Hadley and Michelle O’Hearn lead the play Eddie Was Here. Guest singers appear at Eddie Was Here. Karen Walsh and Dara Chira lead the Alcohol Awareness discussion. 230 Chris Barton, Allison Hume, Amy Worsh, Pam West, Lisa Worsh, Kim MacFarland Todd O’Brien and Jill Avery Dr. Vietch Congratulations to the Class of ’85 Compliments of ROCHE BROTHERS SUPERMARKET Linden St. Wellesley Mr. Hall, M.C. at Mr. Stone’s retirement party Ross Carlson, Bernard Overdick Sandi Hammond performing 231 Mon.-Wed. Hours 10 AM-12 AM Thurs — Sun. Hours 10 AM-1 AM Subs on Syrian Small and Large Size Pizzas “New Dining Room” MARK’S SANDWICH SHOP — and — MARK’S TOO Seafood and Chicken 12 B C Washington St. Wellesley, MA Opposite Grossman’s for fast service call ahead 237-3850 3851 Left: Danny Neville, a dedicated employee of MARK’S SANDWICH SHOP Antonea Karayanis Congratualtions Seniors Compliments of Homeywell Eric Hamburger 232 Rona Van Willigan Stephanie Kivett Congratulations Seniors Marcia Ritter and Mike Mastro What who are you watching? Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Farrell, Mr. Murphy Congratulations to the Class of 1985 THE WELLESLEY HILLS RUG SHOP INC. £mack Bolu ' £ Washington St. Wellesley, MA 02181 Ice Cream and Ice Cream Cakes For the Connoisseur TAYA Oriental rugs KASPER PHILIBOSIAN 91 Central St. Telephone 235-2440 Wellesley, MA ima ie resour 5efltd Modeling as a Career? 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Fossett 328 Washington Street Wellesley Hills, Mass. 02181 235-6669 PHOTO WIZARD 178 Linden St. CRISTALDI 302 Washington St. Wellesley, MA 02181 Wellesley, MA 02181 Congratulations to Class of 1985 Compliments of from LARRY’S BARBER 162 Linden St. Wellesley, MA 02181 235-8232 WELLESLEY SUPERMARKET 585 Washington St. Wellesley, MA 02181 235-4464 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 CAPTAIN MARDEN’S SEAFOOD INC. 279 Linden St. Wellesley 235-0860 TAYLOR RENTAL 26 Washington St. Wellesley, MA Tel — 237-4156 There’s a Reason Why We Insure Over 1,000 Homes in Wellesley. offman f s Insurance Services 200 Linden Street, Wellesley Homeowners Auto Life Boats Business Insurance Chris Gleason E.A. DAVIS CO. DEPARTMENT STORE Peter Civetta and Kate Strzetelski 579 Washington St. Wellesley, Mass. 02181 235-0688 Robbie Skolnick and Date Mr. Farrell addresses NHS inductees 237 Best of Luck and Congratulations Graduates! DANNY’S PIZZA AND SUB SHOP 394 Washington St. Wellesley Marvalyn DeCambre Congratulations Seniors! FRASER’S FLOWERS 330 Washington St. Wellesley 235-3500 180 Linden St. Wellesley, MA Tel. — 235-1530 238 Mr. Heller Congratulations v Brl Dara McHale and Andrea Christoforo Lisa Papazinn The Group To the Class of ’85 From the Students in The School Store Missy Darak, Christine Lacassa, and Wende O’Brien 239 Editor’s Message Our Senior year at Wellesley High School started with the regular expectations of what Senior year should be like. Over the years we had heard from friends, parents, and siblings, about the last glorious fling of the high school career. In many respects, such as college acceptances, spirit days and the freedom given to seniors, it was an exhilarating year. But it was not all fun and glory; for those going to college, ap¬ plications were another major, and the work load of the first semester was heavy and very important. In our athletic pursuits, seniors took on the responsibilities of the oldest in the school; celebrating in victory but taking responsibility, in defeat. According to some, the class of 1985 lacked the spirit and hysteria of past classes. That is something to be proud of because we are a class of individuals. We each showed our spirit in our own way, rather than in one continuous display. The class of 1985 did not put on facades; after we have forgotten the teachers, classes, grades we had, we will still remember the good times and friends who made our senior year a different ex¬ perience for each but enjoyable for all. — John Peterson and Amy Horan No explanation needed 240 v Editors-in-Chief Amy Horan aid John Peterson This is how we all felt after yearbook deadlines! A Celebration Advisor Janice Barrett and some of the yearbook crew. (Kneeling, L. to R., Dan Rippy, Chris Miller. John Peterson. Standing. L. to R.. Dara Chira, Melina Kondos, Nick Carls, and Denise Sexeny) .