West Boylston High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (West Boylston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

PROPERTY OF Seaman Hemnrtal IJuhltr library West Boylston, Mass. Presented by the Class of 1980 Received June 1980 No. WEST BOYLST ON, MS 01583 FALL John Denver Reflections in the water, Like shadows in my mind, Speak to me Of passing days and nights and passing time. ✓ r ■ v The falling leaves Are whispering. Winter’s on its way. I close my eyes Remembering The warmth of yesterday. It seems a shame To see September Swallowed by the wind. And more than that It’s oh so sad To see the summer end. 8 And though the changing colors Are a lovely thing to see, If it were mine to make a change I think I’d let it be. 10 The Class of 1980 Dedicates This Issue of the Lion’s Roar To the Memory of NICHOLAS CECCHINI “Oh, Chips, I’m so glad you are what you are . . . Schoolmastering’s so different, so important, don’t you think? To be influencing those who are going to grow up and matter to the world . . -James Hilton, in “Good-bye, Mr. Chips” Nicholas Cecchini was a teacher of distinc- tion and an extraordinary man. For twenty years, until his retirement last June, he was a vital part of West Boylston High School: a soft-spoken and unfailingly patient voice of reason, an understanding friend whose daily example inspired deep respect, admiration and affection in those around him. Like Mr. Chips, the subject of James Hil- ton’s touching little novel about the life and death of a beloved schoolmaster, Mr. Cec- chini “had quiet and gentle manners.’’ He was a kindly, compassionate, uncommonly decent human being whose views, though sometimes old-fashioned, never seemed out of date be- cause they were “so thoroughly honest; and because — because his eyes were brown and he looked charming when he smiled.” Like Mr. Chips, he taught and often quoted Latin — a supposedly “dead” language that he somehow made vibrant, a springboard for modern lessons. “Student motivation comes from the youngsters’ seeing a teacher’s re- spect for his subject,’’ he once said. “A teacher must also have an understanding of the young and a willingness to listen to them . . . If everything is left in the classroom, it is not worthwhile. A subject should leave the classroom. From the classics he revered, and particu- larly by personal example, he imparted to class after class of Latin and Spanish students a high regard for words, for knowledge, and especially for their fellow man. He was, in every sense, a humanist. His warmth and humility moved us. It made us better people. To us he was St. Nick, and not only at Christmas. If we considered him virtue personified, he 14 was nevertheless approachable. He had a smile and an encouraging word for everyone, and always, ALWAYS time to listen. There was sometimes something hushed and sacred, almost church-like, about his classroom, but he also had a wonderful sense of humor. Youthful mischief was no sin in those thoroughly honest brown eyes. “A little levity is permitted,” our Mr. Chips assured several generations of West Boylston students, recalling a favored story from Latin I which demonstrated that ‘‘Roger Bacon, underneath his academic garb, was a bit of a rogue.” In Mr. Cecchini’s classroom, we de- veloped what James Hilton called ‘‘the sud- den love of boys for a man who was kind without being soft, who understood them well enough, but not too much, and whose private happiness linked them with their own.” He was a humble man, utterly without pre- tense. Even after earning his doctorate from Boston College in 1965, he preferred to be called ‘‘Mr. Cecchini” rather than ‘‘Dr.” Pupils called him “Dominus” — roughly the Latin equivalent of “Sir,” but spoken with less formality than fondness. To everyone else — the cafeteria workers, for instance, whom he regularly helped wash pots and pans if he had a few spare minutes — he was simply “Nick.” He hardly ever had to be a disciplinarian, because misbehavior in his class might have been interpreted as personal disrespect, and that was unthinkable. And even students who had little interest in conjugating ancient verbs tried to live up to his motto — “Scholares Latini sunt semper parati . . . Latin scholars are always prepared” — because they did not want to disappoint Dominus Cecchini. Like the fictional Mr. Chips, the real-life Nicholas Cecchini was part of his school and its daily life, taking an interest in every stu- dent, every subject, every sport and extracur- ricular activity. And like Mr. Chips, he also enjoyed having students, past and present, drop by to visit him at home. He lived in Clinton, in a section called “The Acre,” which he often reminded us was a neighborhood where everyone knew and helped each other. Mr. Cecchini found great joy in life — in teaching, in working the soil, in playing the organ and accordion, in tinkering with machinery, in driving the trucks that fasci- nated him. Several years ago he took up jog- ging; able to go only a few yards on the track behind the school at first, he worked at it until he was able to run miles every day. He was in many ways an inspiration, a remarka- ble man. Nicholas Cecchini retired quietly after the school year that ended in June, 1979, with characteristic lack of fanfare. Just like Mr. Chips: “At his own request there were no more farewells or presentations ...” In early September came the disturbing word that he was in Clinton Hospital, under- going tests. It seemed somehow ironic that he should fall ill right at the start of the first school year in two decades of which he was not an integral part. Then on October twelfth came the stun- ning news that Nicholas Cecchini had died at the age of forty-nine. For this, none of his Latin scholars could possibly be prepared. But perhaps we should remember him by re- calling what the fictional Mr. Chips said on his deathbed. Overhearing a bystander whisper that it was a pity he never had chil- dren, Chips replied: “But I have, you know . . . I have . . . Thousands of ’em ...” Nicholas Cecchini had thousands of chil- dren, too, and we shall never forget him. Re- quiescat, Dominus. Good-bye, Mr. Chips. — Barry Lorge, Class of 1966 15 16 Junior Prom April Dreams” . . . Junior Prom, April 27, 1979 . . . Old Mill . . . Music by Joshua Tree . . . Marlene Lavoie, prom queen . . . Jody Bernstein, Kassie Rosenlund, Joan Lepore, and Nancy Russo, court. 19 1979 PLAY COMPETITION Class of 1981 The curtain went up for the staging of the Annual Play Com- petition on April 6, 1979. The classes had worked long and hard in hopes of winning the hundred dollar prize for their class treasuries. The Class of 1982, the competition winners, presented the play “Genius, Jr.,” a comedy of conflicts. The Class of 1981 presented “No Time for Skirts, a spoof on high school social af- fairs, and the Class of 1980, “Great Smokies,” a comedy of southern hillbillies. The Class of 1980 placed second in the com- petition. 20 “ANYTHING GOES ” Anything Goes played for two consecutive nights last spring at the West Boylston High School auditori- um. The cast included Laura Berg as Reno Sweeney, John Tsagronis as Billy Crocker, Grant Sanders, Debra Borci, Eric Lantz, and Deborah Cooney. Mr. Steven White directed the entire production. He was assisted by Jacqueline Gemma, student director. Mr. John Les- lie capably handled the music and choreography. This second annual musical production was enjoyed by all! 1 - X V. , 1 1 1 y4n o Sr t iuBr : SPREE DAY May 29, 1979 Softball 9:00 Frisbee Throw 9:15 3 -Legged Race 9:45 Volleyball 10:00 Softball Throw 10:15 Big Wheel Race 10:30 Foul Shooting 10:45 Tug-O-War 11:00 Egg Toss 11:30 Platform Stand 12:00 Destiny 1:30 UH k m ' r Z it HOMECOMING 79 West Boylston High School’s Fourth Annual Homecoming Week began on September 24, 1979. Each day there was a competitive inter- class activity including a “House of Cards” contest, a “Beggar-man Thief’ contest, and a ‘‘Sesame Street” scavenger hunt. The Junior Class was the top scorer. Friday marked the traditional home- coming pep rally. The football players led the cheers, while the “Pillow People” cheerlead- ers played football! Saturday was a completely victorious sports day beginning with the field hockey game, followed by a cross country me et, and cap- ped with a memorable football game versus David Prouty High School. Our evening’s dance, “Time in a Bottle”, fea- tured Joshua Tree. The even- ing was highlighted by the 1978 queen’s, Lynne Bjorklund, crowning of Fran- cine Henault as this year ' s queen. Francine’s court in- cluded Danielle Barton, Kath- leen Mahoney, Roberta Mer- curio, Irene Derosches, Cathy Buonomo, Joan Lepore, and Lynne Bjorklund. A special thanks to Mrs. Bositis, the homecoming advisor. 33 DAVID LEE AMONS “Today’s horizons are tomorrow’s succes- ses and failures — I ' m building a sturdy raft! Uncle Davy Tim Benny . custom-built ’70 Mustang The Area party on my porch . . C.D.B Tucker. Doobies . ’Want to buy a Gremlin?” Flirt. Football 9,10,1 1,12, Baseball 9,10,1 1,12; Athletic Advisory Council 9,10,11,12; Varisty Club 10,11,12; Psychology Club 12 . JOHN ALBERT ANTHONY “The Lord is my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer, my God; my strength, in whom I will trust, my buckler and the horn of my salvation, and my high tower. Psalm 18:2. School business . . . Council-Board . Italian Supremacy . . S.C.D.S. . A. A M Polictics . . . Secretary of State ... no accent!?! . . . shy . . . Southern Excursion . Politician. Class Vice President 9; Student Council treasurer, 10, president, 11, vice- president, 12; Government Club vice- president, 9, president, 10, vice- president, 1 1; Student Advisory to School Comm 1 1,12; Student Government Day Rep. 11; Youth Advisory for Central Massachusetts 1 1; State Student Advisory Council, Executive Comm. Chairman, 1 1,12; Member, State Board of Education 12 . 36 X£f. GEORGE JOSEPH AZIZ SCOTT WILLIAM ANTONIO Men cannot labor always . . they must have periods of relaxation. Scott . . . golf . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd . . Ken D Deuch Outlaws . . M.T.B. IGA .the pole . Rest Area . . . Buick . Oakdale C D B. . cute. Golf 9,10,11,12; Jr. Prom Com. 37 JEFREY HASKINS BARTLETT “And when the night is cloudy, there is still a light that shines on me. Shine until tomorrow. Let it be . . Bart” . . . sailing . . . camping . . . bridge parties . . . S.C.D.S. . . . biking . . . Mr. Turberg, this is boring.” . . . 206 . . . E=mc2 . . . Quebec . . . Ed, Grant, John, Dave, Glen . . . Iandoli ' s . . . Let s make a movie$ . . . munch out artist . . Beatles . . exciting. Soccer 10,11,12; Band 8,9,10,11, (presi- dent) 12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 8,9,10,11,12; Drama Club 8,9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12; Musicals 10,11,12; Play Competitions 9,10; Sr. Play, Cast. LAURIE BAGDIS It is best to hope for only the things pos- sible and probable; he that hopes too much shall deceive himself at last; espe- cially if his industry does not go along with his hopes; for hope without reaction is barren undoer. Randy . . friendship . . What? I heard ya . . . swimming . . Vermont . . . Pauahi . . . Cathy . . . ' 1 can ' t wait to go. . . B.F.C.L . . . Thanks” . . . quiet. Track 8,9,10,11,12; Latin Club 9,10; Psy- chology Club 12; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Play Prod. 38 ROSEMARY CATHERINE BATT EDMOND JAMES BEEN And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. Ed . . . Spunky . . Raja . . . Rastus . . . Destiny . . . Let ' s go South . . . RUSH . . . S.C.D.S. . My Guild. . trombone . . Don ' t worry about it . . . E.J. and the IGA . . . musical. Band 8,9,10,11,12; Chorus 8,9,10,11,12; Stage Band 8,9,10,11,12; Drama Club 9, 10, 1 1, 1 2; Marching Band 8,9, 10, 1 1, 1 2; Play Competitions 9,10,11,12; Graphic Arts 12; Student Council 12; Anything Goes, Cast; Concert Band (Vice-Pres) 12; Sr. Ball Committee; Sr. Play Cast. “I really have enjoyed my stay, but I must be moving on.” Roe . . . Sandy, Ellen, Linda . Salisbury Beach . . . How many months til summer?! . . . F and H Down the center . . Summer of ' 78 . 14 J. Giels, Supertramp . the girls” . . weekends. . . S.G.S. walking to the p.p. . . . hurdles . . . pretty. Field Hockey 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10.11,12; Track 9,10,11,12. Varsity Club 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Athletic Advisory Council 10,11; Na- tional Honor Society 11,12. 39 JODY LEE BERNSTEIN Someday soon — I don ' t know when- we ' re gonna get to that place where we really want to go, and we ll walk in the sun. But til then, baby, we were born to run! Jo” FMBC . . . Torch it now, Shar Mt. Malden Auction party Good job! . . If we get caught Chapman s Hotel . . . South . . VEG . Dorn s weekends . . ELLIOT!! . . . spirited. Football Cheerleading 10,11,12, Basket- ball Cheerleading 10,11; Spanish Club 9,10,12; Varsity Club 11; Art Club 12; Business Club 11; Psychology Club 12; Play Competition 10,11,12; Homecom- ing Com 10,11; Jr Prom Com; Work Study. PAMELA LYN BENOIT Our thoughts are the only possessions we can call our own. Pam Namaskef Beach dM2 Birthday Parties! Jason Tech Apt Debi . Sharon s parties Prescott St pizza Sunday nights MY Cat Harry ' Mt Wachusett . Sharon, Juli, Sue, Steff, Jody, Bink All night auction party Dec. 24, 1978 . talkative Basketball 9; Field Hockey 9,10,11,12; Softball 10,11,12, Class Auction; Jr. Prom Committee, Sr Ball Committee; Homecoming Committee 9,10; Spanish Club 10, Officer 11; Play Competitions 9,10; Varsity Club 12, Sr. Play Produc- tion. 40 LYNNE BEVERLY BJORKLUND “To work for what you love, or for those you love, is to turn work into play and duty into privilege . Ed . . . president . . . Kristi, want to help me?? . Wabash Cannonball . . I ' m sorry . . Patty . . . Countdown . . . “the girls . . . De- ntyne anyone? . . . Nothing like a good hearty laugh! . Play Competi- tions . . . Homecom ing memories leader. Class President 8,9,10,11,12; Play Com- petitions 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Committee 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,1 1,12; National Honor Society 1 1,12; Class Auction; Jr Prom Committee; Sr Ball Committee; Sr. Play, cast; Yearbook WAYNE LEHMAN BOLIVAR Remember yesterday, dream for tomor- row, and live for today.” Sports . . . Parks Dept . . . Rock . . . Dorn ' s . . . Mich . . . Lee St . . . Todd, Merl and the rest . . . Green Machine . . . athletic. Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club. GLEN C. BOUSQUET To worry little and study less is my idea of happiness.” Gleap . . . Toot . . . What ' s up? . Malden . . . Pinecroft . . . Cheryl . Wild Bill . Lenny . . Thomas Saquones . . . skiing . . . Don t worry . . . nice-looking. SUZANNE E. BRAZEAU Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, 1 might not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Sonnett and Chestnut . . . horses . . . horse shows . . . Chrissy . . Joan . . . Bri . . FM . . . cream cheese . . . Oh, really?! . . . Paula . . . Old Orchard THE ANNUAL F.N.C. . . V.N.C. . . - Is he or isn’t he? . . . Let ' s snoop! . . . bunny fur slippers . . . walk across the res . . . artistic. Softball 9; Latin Club 9,10; Art Club 11,12; Psychology 12; Sr. Play Produc- tion. 42 LINDA LEE BURKE I ' ve regretted most sincerely, I ' ve re- pented deeply long; but to those I ' ve loved most dearly, I ' ve oftenest done wrong. ' ' Arsenic and Old Lace” . . . Mac’s . . . E.L.O. . . . Hi, Moe” . . . Quebec — toothbrushes? . . . Beatles . . . running . . . Class spirit, everyone . . . Love it! . . . Really? . . . friends? . . . hard-working. Track 8,9,10,12; French Club 8,9,10,11; Latin Club 10; Spanish Club 11,12; Psy- chology Club 12; Modern Novel Club 12; Homecoming Com.; Play Competitions 9,10,1 1,12; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Play Stu- dent Director. STEPHEN BARTLETT BRINCK “Everybody should have one goal in life . . . to do the very best he can!” Brincka . . . parties . . . Dodge . . . Meat Master . . . quiet . . Harper s Ferry, W. Va . . . art . . . S.O.S. . . . ??? . . THE CAST!! . . . Rest Area . . . enthusiastic. Basketball 9,10; Football 9,11; Senior Ball Committee. CHRISTINE CAOLA I wonder if we re snowflakes in disguise, taking life too quickly to see where beauty really lies. Chrissy . The Annual — U.R. . . . Suzie . Anne . . . Assumption swimming . . . Virginia . . . Ode to C.S.B.” . . . F.N.C. . . . V. and K. bunny fur slippers? . . . walk across the res? . . . F.M . quiet? . . . short! . . . sweet. French Club 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10; Spanish Club 12; Chorus 9,10,11; fly Bye Birdie, cast. RODERICK PAUL MICHAEL CAPE Someday when you’re home all alone close your eyes, think of me. and try not to laugh. Roddy . . . Gail, Maggie, Carol . . . Faye Dunaway BLONDES . . . Sat- urday night . . Rod Stewart . . . Harpo, Blondie, Eleanor, Cheryl, Crystal, Deb, Baba O ' Riley, Cherry . . . Brian, Chevy Chase” . . . Candy-O . . . cre- ative. Football 9; Literary Club 10; The Banner Reviewer ; Shop 9,10,11,12; Graphic Arts 1 1; Art 12. 44 DEBRA TIERNEY CATALANI Time flows forever; the past cannot be recaptured and the future is uncertain, the only day, the present hour, is solid gold. Deb . . . boys . . Rest Area Chapman ' s Hotel . All Night Auction Party . . boys . . . Breaker 19 Diner . . . Claudia . . . Boylston . . . Wanda . . . boys . . . the Girls . . . Sharon, Rhode Island again!” . . . FMBC Pumpkin Stealers Anonymous . . . Rid- ing that train . . Meola ' s . . . Tim boys . . . the Cornfield . . . party at Sha- ron ' s! . BOYS!! . . . cheerful. Football Cheerleading 11,12; Basketball Cheerleading 1 1; Play Competition; Psy- chology Club 12; Latin Club 9,10; KENNETH LEE CARLSON, JR. Thou shalt not study, lest thouu acquire the habit. Vernon . KC Abes, O, Slick, Dr. J. Three Stooges WAAF . . . sports . . . Sox, Celts, Pats . . . playing basketball . . Belmont . . Pinecroft nice smile Soccer 8,9,10,11, Baseball 8,9,10; Bas- ketball 9,10,11,12, Play Competitions 9,10,12; Jr. Prom Committee, Sr. Ball Committee. 45 TRACI LEE CHASE Good friends make lasting memories . . . and memories make friendships last. . . TLC . . . Cape Cod . . B.B. . Billy Joel . . . computer . . . the Girls . . . Valtec . . . Bullock Hall . . . par- ties at Sharon’s . . . Jackson Browne . . . KAP . . Castleton . . . Fleetwood Mac . . . Vermont . . . art . . . Boston . . . Phi Kappa Theta . . . All Night Auction Party . . . BJC . . . PARTIES ... vi- vacious. Track 8,9; Computer Club 10,11,12; Art Club 11,12; Play Competition 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Com. 9,10,1 1,12; Jr. Prom Com.; Work Study. STEPHANIE JANE CHAPMAN Home is behind, the world ahead, and there are many paths to tread.” Steff ’ . . The Girls FMBC . . . Festina Lente . . . The Cape-LISA!! . . . Rest Area . . . piano . . . Bummer!! . . . YES . . . Chapman ' s Hotel . . . Grumpy Stadium . . . Oakdale, Boylston . . . versatile. Field Hockey 9; Softball 10,1 1,12; Senior Play Cast; Play Competition 10; Latin 9,10; French 8,9,10,11, Pres. 12; Chefs Club 12. 46 DIANNE MICHELLE CIOCIOLO If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? For I must be movin’ on now, cuz there’s too many places I ' ve got to see. “Ciach” . . . Ma and Pa and boys ..The Dead; MTB: COB: SKYNYRD Az . . . Lee . . . Debrick . . . Sha . . . Fran . . . Jo . . . Cath . . . together forever . . Hojo ' s . . . Party-TN, South Bound . . . T.B. . . Mts. and Maine . . . Piano-Git-tar, can’t ya see? ART II, LATIN II, SHOP III, TYP- ING III . . . Pax Vobiscum. . . Rest your mind . . . Freebird . . . carefree. DEBORAH JEAN COONEY Be not afraid of life. Believe that life is worth living, and your belief will help create the fact. William James . . . Debbie . . . Bonnie . . . Kim . . . Miss Ambrose . . . Miss Shroudsburg . . . delegates . . . S.J. dances . . . Want to join cross country?” . . . Want to buy a raffle ticket? . . . persistent. Cross Country; Track; Band; Stage Band; Chorus; Drama Club; French Club; Ski Club; Psychology Club; Varsity Club; Bye Bye Birdie, cast; Anything Goes, cast; Jr. Prom Com.; Homecoming Com.; Sr. Play, cast. 47 JOSEPH MARVIN CROXTON May friendship, like wine, improve as time advances and may we always have old wine, old friends, and young cares. Foxanne . Florida . Billy Joel RED!! . Tracy, Jane, and Lis- typing experts unite! . . Audrey ' s. . the girls . . Good Friday . Drive- In and Elephant Jokes . . Good Times out with the guys — Eric and Dino . . . Dom-Enic . . . Timmy . fings . 2:30 uh-oh . . . 1” . . . com- edienne. Drama Club 10; Play Competitions 10,11,12; Junior Prom Committee; Sr. Ball Committee; Class Auction. ROXANNE MAUREEN CORMIER 48 FRANCINE MARIE CUSANELLO Thanks for the times that you ' ve given me, the memories are all in my mind. — Commodores Fran . . Scott . . dancing . . Bill Lee . Spaghetti . WBM . Graf- ton and Prouty . . . Those Were the Days . discoqueen?! ? . . auto- graphs Frjolikrmakiro the girls BJ . purple . . high note . . . Well, at any rate . . Red Sox and 1 expo . . . Quebec 78 . . . toothbrushes . . . friends . . . fashionable. Field Hockey 9,10,11,12; Softball 9,10,1 1,12; PSA, Basketball 9,10; Varsity Club 10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11; Play Competitions 9,10; Homecoming 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,10,12; Student Advisory Council 10,1 1,12; State Council 12; Jr. Prom Committee; Senior Ball Committee. KENNETH JOSEPH DAIGNAULT You can do anything if you put your mind to it. Daigi . . . the Lodge . . Buick . . . Oakdale . . P. Street . weekends . Rock . . . Bill . . . Scott . . . C.D.B. quiet? Football 10,11. MARK DAIGNEAU “Yes, there are rwo paths you can go by; but in the long run, there ' s still time to change the road you ' re on.” Cindy . . A.M.C. . Malden St. . . . Paul . . . Aerosmith . . . Led Zepp . . The Cars . . . outdoorsman. Cross Country 8,9; Business Club 9; A.V. Club 1 1; Graphic Arts Club 1 1,12; Liter- ary Club 10; Jr. Prom Com. WILLIAM JAMES DESCHENES Any job that is worthwhile doing is worthwhile doing right.” Bill” Oakdalite BAD Scott, I think I hit something!” . . . Skynyrd C D B . BoSox Vermont . . . I’m not as smart as I look, ya know!” . . . writer. Football 10,11; Bsketball 9,10; The Blue and White 11,12; Sr. Play, Cast. 50 MICHAEL M. DiBARA You only go around once in life, so have fun while you ' re still young. Dibba ' . . ' 69 Mustang. Rhode Is- land . . . Gulliver ' s . . . Newport . . . Norton ' s . . . Irene ... 24 .. . Chev . . . charming. Football 9,10,11, Baseball 10. DAVID F. DICK JR. No bird soars so high if he soars with his own wings.’’ Dix ski the Rockies . Mr. Bart . . Critics Club . . . Livingston . . Tet . . Ed . . . the Ski Trail VW . Oh, ya! ' . . . 10 . . . Iandoli ' s . . cement head . . break away tux . . . Killington . . “I love New York, especially in the evening . Colorado . . . Breckenridge . . . ambitious. Ski Club; Government Club; Track 9. 51 GUIDO ANDREW DiPIETRO If God stands for you, who can stand against you? Gweet Vin, Sue, Stubbs . . the sun began to rain . . The Great Ameri- can Novel Monte Carlo. A. AM . . Ah, what’s the use, Toby? . . . Larry Worman . . . wandering ambas- sador one way . strong. Track 8,9,10,11,12; Football 12; Basket- ball 9,10; Weight Club 8,11,12; Varsity Club 12. DOMENIC ROBERT DIPIERRO Do not lead, I may not follow; do not follow, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be a f riend. Dom . . Joan D Rest Area Clinton Eric, Dean, Ed, Fox, Tom SUPRA Oct. 19, Pumpkin signs . sweet emotion . . . Fox and Doobies . Alison, Kathy, Kelly, and Beth . Cape Cod Crew . P Street . . Malden . . . popular. Class Treasurer 9,10,1 1,12; Camera Club 8,9,10,11,12; Archery Club 10; Govern- ment Club 9,10; Psychology Club 12; Latin Club 9,10; Spanish Club 11,12; Lions News 9. 52 ANNE MARTHA DOSTOURIAN Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, it comes and softly sits on your shoulder. New York City . . . Ode to C.S.B. . . . paklava . . B.J. . . . Bio lab . . Year- book!! . . . Avon calling . . . Ms, S-land . . . pickles . . . VA! . . . agree to disagree . . . n ' delegate . . . B ' way . . . enthusiastic. Art Club 9,10,1 1,12; Latin Club 10; Gov- ernment Club 11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 9,10,11; Psy- chology Club 12; Bye Bye Birdie Prod.; Pep Club 9; Play Competitions 10,11; Voarhook Co-editor. CYNTHIA DiPILATO Don ' t stop searching until you find the kind of life you have in mind. Just keep on walking towards the sun, for life has only just begun.” Friends . . . the Girla . . STYX Doobies . . . Supertramp HUNKS! . . . Woodland Street School . . State Mutual . . . Italian, what else!” . . root beer . . . guitar . . . Olds . . Hampton Beach . . Miss Salmon . . . Guys! . . . 1980 has arrived . . Hawaii, here I come! . . . cheerful. Government Club 8; History Club 9; Lib- rary Club 10, Business Club 8,9,10; OEA 11,12; Art Club 10,11,12; Work Study 12; Homecoming Com. 10,11, Play Competition 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Com. 53 PATRICIA MARIE DOWELL DEBORAH DUNLOP “Newspaper taxis appear on the scene, waiting to take you away. Ride in the back with your head in the clouds and you ' re gone. Deb and Bil She, Kas, Mar, Don, Jan, Cher . . Zepplin . . . The Who Beatles . . . Floyd . . . Fleetwood . . the Cape . . . White Caddie . . . Rest Area Kitty . . Mt. Wachusett C.C. Fool in the Rain . . . pretty. Yesterday is already a dream, and tomor- row is only a vision . . . but today well- lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Patty” . . . friends . . . “the Girls . . . Countdown . . Lynne . . Billy Joel WA Chip . . short? . . . friendly. Field Hockey 10,11, Play Competitions; Homecoming Com , French Club 9,10,11,12; Yearbook Staff; National Honor Society 11,12. 54 WILLIAM EKBERG If you ' re gonna do a job, do it right; or don ' t do it at all!” Wild Bill” . . Malden Street . . Wood Shop Wild Men . . . What ' s up?! candy . . . “Yaaaa!” . . . Foney Harms Food . Lenny . . . Goofy Glen . Thomas Aquinas . . . Girls . . . quiet. Football 11; Sr. Ball Com. Hey! Coco, wanta go hunting? I got a partridge. Rest Area . . P. Street . . . Malden . . Jailbird Kev . . . Huck Co-co . . . Bink . . . adventurous. Shop; Graphic Arts; Track 8,9,10,11, Work Study. GARY M. ESTEVES If the sun refuses to shine, I would still be loving you; when mountains crumble to the sea, there would still be you and 55 MARY FERRITER We must always have old memories and young hopes, for yesterday is but today ' s memory and tomorrow is today s dream. Ferrie . . Colorado . . John Denver . . . bicycling . . . bubblegum . . . con- certs . . . Brian . . . the cafe and THE table . . . ALMNS and D . . . A-trailer party and porta-what? . . . Alibaba . . . L-Weoo! . . . peewhips epidemic please?! . . M-pineapple sauce . . . MH = mt + bb . . . N-Oops! . . carrots . . .rollerskating. . . S — I’m not join- ing the g.c!” . . . and D (alias B.P.) get rid of that poodlepuff ' . . . sincere. Band 8,9,10,11,12, Football Band 9,10 (conductor) 11,12; Camera Club 9,10,1 1,12; French Club 9,10, (treasurer) 11, (vice-president) 12; Government Club 9,10,11; Pep Club 8,9,10; Lion ' s News 8,9,10; Chorus 9,10; Latin Club treasurer 9; Field Hockey manager 9; Spanish Club 10; National Honor Society 11,12; Sr. Play Prod.; Yearbook co- editor. JOSEPH FLAGG 7. 2.9” • JoAnne . . . bowling concerts . . . Woodland . power lines . . . Freddy and Sam . . . Chinese food . . . Sr. Prom” . . . Meola ' s . . . Franklin Manor . . . chinchillas . Rocky Point . . Drive-In . . . my . . . craftsman. 56 JANICE MARIE FREDERICK “When you laugh, the whole world laughs with you. Doodley Dudley . . saladtrout . . . Patty, Sharon . Nazareth . . Bad Co ART . cartoonist . Led Zepplin . . Dodsworth rascal DONMARKASSHE CATS Clint Eastwood . . humorous . . skateboarding . . . What?! . . . Slime burger! . . . jester. Art Club 8,9,10,11,12; Library Club 9; Shop 10,11,12. GREG PAUL FREEMAN When I think back on all I learned in high school, it ' s a wonder I can think at all. Freed FAST motorcycles and FAST cars . . . “Let ' s get ahotdog! . . . Say Gone . . . weekends . . ' 73 Charger . . . Honda . . . Toy . . . Joe, Jay, Mitch . . Wanna race? . . Truk-Away . . . Rest Area . . . 400 . . . mechanical. - 57 ROWLAND ALFRED GEMMA JR. Ilisten to the wind, the wind of my soul. Where I ' ll end up, well I think God really knows. ‘ Roily Mary . John, Jimmy, . . begging . . Hampton . . Morris family . . C G R . . . N.Y.C. . . . Al, we re in a ditch! Relay . . . Play it cool . Uncle Ted . . . the Track . . CARDS . . mischievous. Baseball 8,9,10,11.12; Football 9.10.11.12, Basketball 9,10; Ski Club 8.9.10.11.12, Spanish Club 10,11, Latin Club 9,10; Psychology Club 12, Varsity Club 12; Night Shop 12, Jr Prom Com , Sr. Ball Com. THOMAS JAMES GRAHAM “Seriously, the key to life is never take anything seriously. Tommy . . . Frankie” . . . shop individual . . . Butt, Mr. Begley? . . . Auntie Kilo Jane Can you lend me two bucks? . Mike, Eddie Dickie . Oh, there are other teachers than Mr Priestley? . P and T . . . Green horn . . . Cherrie?! . . . carefree. 58 CURTIS PHELPS HAYWARD Life is great; do what you want to do, when you want to do it.” Cape Cod . . . PIZZA . H.J. ' s the crew . . . Steve . . . Doug . . quiet. Government Club 10; Library Club 1 1. CRAIG THOMAS HARDING Someday after mastering the winds, the waves, the tides, and gravity, we shall har- ness the energies of love; and then for the second time in history man will have dis- covered fire.” Holden . Wachusett St John and Che . . . Carole and Rick . Mac ' s . crazy circles . . Pickwick ' s The Loft ABBA computers . . . teese . . . Stimpson ' s . . . my “big brother . . . 4-door Vette . . Col- orade . . . energetic. Track 8,9,10,11. Computer Club 10,11,12, Camera Club 8,9,10,11,12; Business Club 10,11, National Honor Society 11,12; Homecoming Com. 8,9,10,11,12; Junior Prom. Com , Pep Club 9. 59 MITCHELL HEBERT Take it cool and easy, one step at a time and life is beautiful.” Mitch . P Street . . Rest Area . . . Norton Service Systems . “Freeky . . . Charger . . S.E. B M W Sterling AIRPORT Drive-In . . Dutches personable. Living is easy with eyes closed, misun- derstanding all you see. It ' s getting hard to be someone, but it all works out. It doesn ' t matter much to me. Kas, Mare, Don, Deb, Jan Zepplin . . . The Who . . . the sun . . . animals . . . pooka . . . partying . . . lunch time . . . lively. SHEILA HEHIR 60 ROY ERIC HELANDER “He say, ' I know you, you know me. One thing I can tell you is you got to be free.’ Come together right now. Rhode Island . . . Gulliver ' s . . . New- port . . .77 Camaro . Rocky Rac- coon . . . Oakdale . . . Car Freak . . Norton ' s . . Rock n ' Roll . . . Hampton, N.H. . . The Beatles Forever . . . sportsman. Baseball 8,9,10,11,12. JAMES MICHAEL HENAULT The true civilization is where every man gives to every other every right that he claims for himself. Dr. Jim . DEB . . Bad Co., Aero Smith, Led Zepp., Van Halen, Alecia White. . Glor, Fulgi, Fish, Di, Irene, Jo . . . They’re as crazy as I am . . . Skynyrd forever . . . Oakdale Snoe Bowl . . Steeeeve, Mish, Scott, Daignut . . . Pro-football injury . . . Flirt. Football 11,12. 61 KIRSTEN LEE HESEMF.YER So many faces in and out of my life Some will last, some will just be now and then. Life is a series of hellos and good- byes — I ' m afraid it ' s time for goodbye again.” Ken the Girls . Earth, Wind, and Fire, Kansas, Styx . McDonald ' s . . . You wish! . . What the — . . weekends . . electric teeth. Smile! . skiing . . . Quebec ' 78 Hampton beach ' 79 M.Q Roe . . . Kristi’s lot, Rox 30 out- going. Field Hockey 9,10,11,12. Ski Club 8,9,10,11, (vice-president) 12, French Club 9,10,1 1,12; Chef s Club 12; Varsity Club 12; Band 8,9,10,1 1; Bye Bye Birdie , cast, Play Competitions 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Ball Com. WILLIAM S. ITALIANO JR. It ' s been such a long time, I think I should be going. Tal Pete . . . California . . . Chip, Msk, Gar . . . Boston . . . Seger Like that old time Rock n ' Roll 20?? . . . Malden . . . P . . . au- dacious. 62 KRISTI LEA LANTZ The m ost wasted day of all is that in which you have not laughed. GHS? Wabash Cannonball Wait, Liss . . Sit on a Ritz Quebec ' 78 . toothbrushes- 1 . . Mas- sapoag Those were the days . . . the Girls” high note 20 . . . S.G.S. and Walking to the P.P . . water skiing Billy Joel weekends! . . . daring. Field Hockey 9, (co-captain) 10,11,12; Softball 10,1 1,12; Ski Club 9, 10,1 1 (pres- ident) 12, Varsity Club 10,11,12, French Club 8,9,10.11,12; Band 8,9,10,11; Bye Bye Btrdie, cast; Play Competitions 9,10,11, Jr. Prom Com DREW DIXON KEIRSTEAD Telegram and Gazette Volkswagon Beetle Rich, Brian, Sharon I don’t need youuu! . . Pax Vobis- cam! . ' 32 Ford Victoria . Shut up, Cape!” . . . ‘72 Montego . . . un- troubled. 63 MARLENE ELLEN LAVOIE “You gave me hope when I was at the end, and turned my lies back into truths again, you even called me friend. Marl Ronnie . “66 Vette . You won t even believe it! That I ' m outa here . . Bink’s r h able . . Boop Boop” . . . Valtec? January . . . amicable. Student Council 8,9,10,1 1; Student Advi- sory Council 10; Track 8,9; Football Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Basketball Cheerleading 9,10, Varsity Club 9,10,1 1,12; Jr. Prom Com.; Homecoming Com.; Play Competitions. SUSAN LEAVITT Live each day as it comes, for tomorrow may never be here. Suebee . . . Rest Area . . the Girls . . . cruising ... the Herb . . FMBC Chapman s Hotel . . Summer! Party! ELLIOT! . . certs . . . Boylston ... All Night Auction Party Pumpkin Stealers Anonymous? . venturesome. Spanish Club 10,11; Psychology Club 12; Art Club 12; Chef Club 12; Softball 10; Play Competition 10. 64 JAY LEONARDI Get out homework — turn on stereo — put homework away.” Leo . . . Virginia 79 . . . Falcon . . . Where ' s the party, Man? . . . gregari- ous. TIMOTHY RAYMOND L ' ECUYER You see things as they are and ask why? ' , but I dream of things that never were and ask why not? ' ” Why? . . . Foxhunter . Eddie . . . Uncle Davy . . . Thanks, Kirsten” . . . 2:30 . I bite . . . hard! Augh! ... 72 Super Beetle ... 74 Ford Van . . . “It wasn’t me, it was Ed- die . . . Rest Area ... I don ' t think . . . Eagles . . . Bad Co. . . . true colors . . . independent. Football 9,10,11,12. 65 JOAN FRANCES LEPORE Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. Billy GHS? Quebec ' 78- toothbrushes ? . the Girls . . Nov. 5, 76 . . . Fran, what happened?! . . . S.G.S. and Walking to the P.P 4 . . . the beach . . . talented. Field Hockey 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Softball 9,10,11,12; Class Secretary 9,10,11,12, National Honor Society 11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11; Homecoming Com. 9,10,1 1,12; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Ball Com. KEVIN JOSEPH LOUGHLIN Little drops of rain whisper on the plain, tears and love drops in the days gone by. Our love is strong, but there is no wrong, together we shall go until we die. Wild Kev . . . Bink, check the oil” . . . Wired glass breaks fast, but Chip and I will never know . . “Hey, Pete, what ' s up? . IGA . . . Led Zep 1 and Bad Co . Mish, you ' re sick . Rock and Roll . . . the ocean . . . tram- pled underfoot . . . the Path . . casual. Football 11,12; Track 9. 66 ALBERT ANTHONY MAINO JR. A little nonsense now and then is re- lished by the wisest men. ' ' Al . . Oscar” . Roily . John, Jim and Mindy . . . C.G.R. Led Zepp . . Left Again! . . Roll, it looks like we re in ditch Freebird concert . . . skiing . . . Rookie of the Year . . . jovial. Baseball 8,9,10,11,12; Soccer 8,9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Ski Club 12; Varsity Club 12; Night Shop 12. CATHERINE MAY MAGAW Let your past become memories. Set yourself free to explore new beginnings and to live life to the fullest. Magoo ... I know . . . banana mouth ... ice cream . . . pickle . . . Reese ' s . . . Drive-In gong gang Diet?! . . . quiet, sometimes . Moody, me? . . . Donut, Cindy, Sue, Ciach, Deb, Linda, Roland, Russ, Greg, Pauahi, Mrs B. . . artistic. Art Club 11,12; Sr. Play Prod. 67 TODD MARRINO I do my thing, and you do your thing, You are you, and I am I. And if by chance we find each other, it ' s beautiful. ' ' Lenny ' ' What do you mean rich?” . ' 66 Thunderbird Rest Area Geigers . . . Wild Bill-got a butt?” . . Gleep Master Glen — anybody have a dollar? . . . Malden St . . Pine- croft . . Hampton Beach Hot Summer Night . . The ending of a school year and the beginning of life . . . Shop Gang . Mondays . . . nice. LINDA MARIE MENARD To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe. Music STYX-Babe . . ART the Girls IGA BANANAS - Tracy, Jo . . Good Friday . . . Paul and Scott, you working today?” . my Latin buddy . . guys?! . . . Ita- lian food Traci and Tech Jim, don ' t be nervous! ... ' 68 Mustang? clothes HAMPTON?! . . . stylish. Field Hockey 9; Art Club 10, (vice- president), 11, (president), 12, Pep Club 9,10, Ski Club 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Homecoming Com. 9,10,11; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Ball Com 68 MICHELLE MERCURIO And so today my world, it smiles. Your hand in mine we walk the miles. Thanks to you it will be done. For you to me are the only one.” Mish . . . Wayne . . little Toddy . . . Chip, Pete, and Kev . . . Jeff, it ' s snowing” . . . Bing, Bang, Bong, . Bink, Toot . . . Bru . . . Lee St . . Dear Jim” . . . Rest Area . . . E-ll . . . Led Zepp. . . . Bad Co. . . . Dew . . . Tina, grap yum . . . the Path . . . Sundays . . . Late?! . . . flirt. Field Hockey 10,11,12; Basketball 8; Softball 10,11; Play Competitions 9- DEAN MESSIER “Only the good die young, but I plan on going on forever.” Mess . . . Deano” . . . N.H. Rest Area . . . concerts . . . tunes . . . before school . Bobs . . . Clinton . . . Eric, Dom, Ed, Thomas, Sue, Fox . . . friends . . . Vega . . . the Fair . Dicky’s . . . Shnoogie . . . Con Con . . . Connecticut” . . . sociable. Track 8,9,10,11,12. 69 GREGORY ROBERT MILTON The future is something that everyone reaches at the rate of sixty minutes an hour. Maine Lakewood shooting . skiing . golf . . . quiet. Baseball 10,11,12. DAVID JOHN MONTV ILLE Where ' s the party? Monty’’ . . Doodly Dudley . . Woodland . . . Rest Area . . Mich . . . Heavy Chevy . . venturesome. Football 9,10; Shop 9,11,12. 70 LISA A. MORIN 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. “Lee . . Party! . . . Cath . . . Malden . . the Girls” . . Rest Area . . . Old Valtec Memories . . WCNB . . I can ' t believe I just did that” . . . STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN . . . Zeppe- lin .. . J. Giels . . . New Years Eve Concert! . . . Who me? . . . Tim . . . MIDNIGHT SPECIAL LOOK OUT! . . . mischievous. Art Club 10,11,12; OEA 9,10,11; Home- coming Comm. 9,10,11. MARY A. MORIN “Think how it was, then again it will be; I know the course may change sometime, but rivers always reach the sea. Zag . . . Zepplin . . . The Who 79 . . . DONSHECATHKASJANPAT . . Bobbsey twins . . Reggie . Wayside . . . That’s wild! ... in the evening . . . Kashmir . . . Clint Eastwood . . . talkative. Field Hockey 9, Basketball 8; Work study 12 . 71 MELINDA MORRIS The secret to life is not to do what you like, but to like what you do. ' Mindy” . HON Roily, Al, J.M., and Lou C.G R. biolab . O.C , J M B yearbook, yearbook, yearbook P-Croft. ' I m psyched!” black and blues injury prone? high jumper I pass 1 5 kids in Trig . Tve got some great gossip cheerleader Chris, get me out of here! . stop signs 12 4 79 dead body vibrant. Basketball cheerleading 10,11,12, Football cheerleading 1 1,12; Track 9,10,11,12. French Club 9,10,11, Pep Club 8,9,10,12; Psychology Club 12; Varsity Club 12, Camera Club 12; Night Shop 9,10,12; Band 8,9,10,1 1, Marching Band 8,9,10, Bye Bye Birdie, cast, Play Competitions; Sr Play, cast, Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Ball Comm., Yearbook (co-editor). JOHN FRANCIS McAULIFFE “You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough. Mac ... 70 Mustang . . . Newport, Rhode Island . . . motorcycle Mon- tana 77 . . . Brophy . . jolly. Graphic Arts 10,11, Play Competitions; Sr. Play, cast. 72 TRACY ANN McCARTHY It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness.’’ EDDIE!! . . . the Girls . IGA . . . Jo Ann and Linda . . . Good Friday? . . onions and tomatoes . . Paul, can I have a ride home? Jackson Browne . . Raspberries . . . Alfa Romeo . . . Chinese food . . . lasagna . . frump Homecoming Night?! Rox, Jane, Liss — future typists? . . . nice eyes. Homecoming Com., Play Competitions; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Ball Com. JANE ELLEN McCABE To every sunrise there ' s a new beginning, and to every sunset there’s a memory that will remain now and forever. Strawberries! . . Billy Joel . Super- tramp . . . the Girls . . . Gregg . . . Moe-R R . Crossing? . . . Chinese food . . . skiing . . . Tracy, Rox, Liss- Typing?! . . Well, excuuse me!” . . . Audrey s . . . Missy and Cathy . . . Oh, my word! . congenial. Spanish Club 10, 1 1; Ski Club 1 1,12; Art Club 10,11; French Club 8,9; Camera Club 9,10; Drama 10; Play Competition 9,10,11,12; Sr. Play Prod.; Homecoming Comm ; Jr. Prom Comm.; Class Auction. 73 PAUL DAVID McGUIGGAN JR. If the clouds burst thunder in your ears, and you scream but no one seems to hear, and if the band starts playing simple tunes. I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon.” Guigg . . Lori . Jube . . Mark . .Pink Floyd . . . Led Zepp. . . Arc- tic Cat . . . 65 . . . defense . . . foot- ball . hockey . . . swim . . . sports- minded. Soccer 8, Football 9,10,12; Jr Prom Com.; Sr. Ball Com JANE MAURA McKEON The most important thing in life is not the triumph, but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered, but to have fought well.” Janie” . . . Scott . . . Christmas Eve . . . Sept. 76 . . Thanks, Holly! . . . Cherrie . . York Beach . Davey . . Blue . . . Kelsey . hot chocolate . Janice? . . . T.V. . . . schoolitis . . . “Looks mint, Jeff ' . Hey, Holly, can I borrow Jane the Pain . . . Tommy, give it back . . . spoiled rotten . . . delightful. Track 9; Basketball 9,10; Field Hockey manager 10; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Psy- chology Club 12; Sr Play Prod. 74 I ERIC EDWARD NAROIAN For long you live and high you fly, buc only if you ride the tide. And balanced on t he biggest wave, you race toward an early ... WEEKENDS! . Rest Area Dean, Ed, Tom, Dom, Fox, Barb, Sue . . . The Streets . . . Party! . . . Dicky’s . . . If we get caught!” . . . disgusto Bing Pincroft? . Where are we going? . . 57 Chevy . . tele- phone poles?! . . . What brawl? . . . nice-looking. Graphic Arts 10,11; Basketball 10 EDWIN JOHN NOWAK JR. If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now, cuz there’s too many places I’ve got to see. Southward Bound ' 68 Mustang ’66 T-Bird . . Tim, Tom, Dean, Eric, Dom, Jim D , Joe . . Pollark . . concerts Tuff mornings . disgusto . . . “It wasn ' t me, it was Timmy’’ . . true friends . . Dorn’s Saturday Nights . rebel . . . false . . courage . . . Dicky ' s . . . Trapper, Jeff, Chris . . . ‘ Let ' s split . . Biken forever . “ConCon- Connecticut ' B.K.S, . winning. Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Graphic Arts 10, 1 1. CHRISTINE LEE OPENSHAW You don’t have to know where you ' re going as long as you’re on your way.” “Ope” . . tall Down on the farm the knees . . . ice cream . . . pickle BBALL . grow up and find out . . . CLO . . . Drive-In . . Lobo the Clown New York City Reeses and Moley-bosom buddies Agree to disagree injury prone . bio lab . Rooney . . . positive. Field Hockey 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10, 1 1 , 1 2; Track 8,9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Pep Club 8,9; French Club 8,9,10,11.12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Pyschology Club 12; Athletic Advisory Council 8,9; Blue and White 10, 1 1, Liter- ary Magazine president, 12; Concert Band 8,9,10,11.12, Football Band 8,9,10,11,12; Jr. Class Auction; Sr Play, cast. DONNA L. PALMER ”1 never did believe in miracles, but I’ve a feeling it’s time to try. I never believe in the ways of magic, but I’m beginning to wonder why. Zig” Brian Thank you . . MARESHECATHKASJANPAT Zepplin . . . The Who ’79 Bobbsey twins . . . get small . . . Domino . . . That’s crazy! ... in the evening . . . Kashmir . . . lively 76 DONNA PETERSON Nursing is an art, and if it is to be made an art requires as exclusive devotion, as hard a preparation, as any painter ' s or sculptor’s work, for what is the having to do with dead canvas or cold marble, com- pared to having to do with the living body, the temple of God ' s spirit. Dave . . . ? — bear . . the bus stop . . . KEA-33 . . Holly . . Jane . . . Anne pfff . . . Just the way you are . . . future nurse . . . beautiful. DOUGLAS GLENN PARKER The one who leaves is happier than those he leaves behind. Doug . Hudwax . . . Hey, differ- net! . . Steve, Mike, Rich, Curt, Craig, Glenn . Monty Python . . Harry James, Glenn Miller, Gene Krupa, Woody Herman . . The Bud Merigold Show . . trumpet . . . Iandoli ' s . . . Harpo Pickle . . steady. 77 PAUAHI CEC1LIE PETERSON All the world is a stage and all the people are players. We all have our entrances and our exits.” Harrison Ford Star Wars . . . Yamaha Robert Shaw . D.H.G. . . . Cathyiieee” . Dodge Challenger . . . Art . . . July 14, 1977 — Dec. 4, 1977 . Laurie . Rod S. and B. Dylan . . . The Cars . . Cheap Trick Eric, Craig, Larry, Mike, Dot, Rick and Fred . . . creative. Basketball 10, manager 1 1; Art Club 9,1 1,12; Play Competition 10,1 1. PATRICIA LYNN PLUMMER “So I said goodbye to all my friends and packed my hopes inside a matchbox, cuz I know it ' s time to fly. Brian . . . Debrick . . . Beth . . . JAN- CINLEECHERDONKASMARE ZEPPLIN ... The Cult . . . dazed and confused . . . TN Southbound Dianne Pumpkinhead . . Giancaterino Gang . . . thoughtful. 78 RICHARD T. PRIESTLEY “Candy is dandy but ... “Rick . . . Gweet . . . Stubs Brains . . . We got a game Saturday” . . . Chefs Club . . . versatile. Football 9,10,11,12; Track 8,9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Varsity Club 12; Play Com- petition 9,10,11,12; Sr. Play, cast; Na- tional Honor Society 1 1,12. PAUL JOSEPH QUINN While we live let us live, so that we can enjoy tomorrow. “Quinny . . . Polaris . . . 340 c.c. . . . IGA and the Pole . . . whimpie woody . Hampton . . . Monte Carlo . . . golf. . .Boston. . .Styx. . Trig. . Freedom is what some people want, but not always . . . Hey, Tracy, need a ride?” . . . capable. Golf 8,9,10,11,12; Night Shop; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Ball Com. 79 CHERYL ANN REITER Just when you thought you had life ' s puzzle all put together, someone hands you another piece. ' Uncle Joe Hi, hon . . . Hey, Kath, let’s head for the Rest Area” . . . Glen . . . Kath . . Deb . . . Sheila PINK FLOYD . Stones . LYNYRD SKYNYRD PARTY . . . Rest Area . . . GUYS! weekends . . . Friday nights . . . cheer- ful. Graphic Arts; Art. TOBY KENNETH RENZONI i ou can t always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need. Pisano . . . the Yes crowd . . Dean, what’s a milliparsec? . . . work? . . . “What’s the use, Gweet?” . . . The J.K.K. lives!” Steve, more driftwood! . Styx . . . Boston . . the Kinks The Who . energetic. Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Sr. Play Prod.; Art Club. 80 STEPHEN P. ROBERTS Steve ' ' . . . Sally . . . hiking . . . Are we in N. Brookfield yet? . Foreigner . . Holden McDonalds . . Oct. 15 “Tull . . McDonald s parties — Nov. 23, 79 California 79 . . . earnest. CHRISTINA RIPLEY A friend is one who comes in when the whole world has gone out.” Listening to the radio . Steves Pizza . Red Sox . . . Mork and Mindy . . . bike riding . . dances in Worcester . . . good friends . . . pleasant. 81 MARK STEVEN ROBICHAUD , - KATHLEEN ANN ROSENLUND “Forever is a long time, but not as long as it was yesterday. Kassie” . . . Mark . . . summer of “78 . . Shel, Mare, Don, Jan, Deb E . Hampton Beach . June 25 . . . Babe . . Bad Co . . . Outlaws . . . wild . . . O.N.H . Kath and Anne . . Rt. 140 . . Malden . . . jeep . . . unbelievable Yank and Besh . . . pretty. Art Club 9,10,11,12. 82 TODD ROTTI Miracles happen only to those who be- lieve in them. ' Led Zepp . . . Aerosmith . . . football . . . Rest Area . . . Mustang forever . parties . . Wayne . Hey, George . . . Dom s house . . the ulti- mate . . . Shop IV . . . handsome. Baseball 8,9,10; Basketball 9,10,11; Football 9,10,11,12; Graphic Arts Club 10 , 11 . NANCY ANN RUSSO With every sunrise a new beginning, with every sunset a beautiful memory.” Nanc” . . . Hi, Pudge . . . Sharon . . Boston Bruins . . . Brad, Peter . . . the Garden. . . California dreaming . . . Harry Chapin . . . South Yarmouth and the Cape . . North End . . . Italian food! . . . tin grin! . . . effervescent. Pep Club 8,9,10; Library Club 11; Field Hockey 9; Work Study 12. 83 GRANT MARSHALL SANDERS Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be satis- fied Space . . Gunnar F.B.C. . . Where ' s Ed?” ... I love cross country . . . jelly bean . . . Hey, kids! . . Mommy . . Harry . . . moonface . . Clarence . What a concept . un- wind . second suite F minor bio lab . theme songs WHOOPEE! . . . Thespian. Cross Country 10,11; Basketball 10; Track 9,10,12; Camera Club 8,9, 10,1 1,12; Drama Club 11,12; Latin Club 9,10; Band 8,9, 10, 1 1 , 12; Marching Band 8,9,10,11,12; Stage Band 8,9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12. Play Competition 9,10,11,12; Bye Bye Birdie, cast; Anything Goes, cast; Sr. Play, cast; Blue and White, 9 JULI NICOLE SHARAMETA The light of a hundred stars does not equal the light of a moon.” Juls” . . Chapmans Hotel . Pumpkin Stealers Anonymous . . . guys FMBC . . Boylston . . . party at Sharon ' s . . . All-Night Auction Party the Stones . . . horses . . . barefoot utility pole 59 . . . D,S, and R n ' R . Charlie Daniels . . . pickles! . . . Rest Area . . . Malden . . . “Ya gotta wanna” . . . “C’est la vie. . . . pixieish. Track 9; Field Hockey 10; Pep Club 8,9,10; Art Club 9,11,12, Play Competi- tion 10, 1 1; Homecoming Com. 10,1 1; Jr. Prom Com.; Jr. Class Auction; Work Study. 84 JULIAN M. SMITH “Don ' t put off until tomorrow what you can do today.” Merle” . . . skiing . sports snowmobiling . . Bad Co . . . Lehman . . . good times . . . great friend, Mich . . . active. Football 9,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Track 8,9; Jr. Prom Com. SHAWN SMITH If you haven ' t smiled today, you haven ' t spent it with friends, and that day is lost. bmitty Bones 82 . Toby, Bobby . . fishing . . . Strangers in the Night my green machine . Sure . . . Hemy . . . J.K.K. . . . E.E.N. . . humorous. Football 9,10,11; Baseball 8, Band 8,9,11, (vice-president), 12; Marching Band 8,9; Stage Band 12, Play Competi- tion 9,11; Sr. Play, Cast. DEBRA SOLITRO BELINDA KAYE SUNDEN Some trust in chariots, in chariots they ride. We ll ride the wings of love, babe, together side by side.” Bink . . . Lousiana bound . . . sum- me r of ’ll . . .license?!. . .LATE!. . . Jimminen, have ya got some time? . . . E-ll” Bing! Bang! Bong! . . Toot-Mish-Marl . . . Shnoogie! . . . That” . . . Boston concert! . . . Toot toot, my ball Sundays ... All Night Auction Party! . . . Dorns house . . . Rest Area . . . unusual time! . . . Jody-Deb-Sue . . . the Girls Co-co . . . Wild Kev and Wild Huck . . . Skippy ... 1:30 .. . Eddie . . . truckin ' . . spirited. Softball 10; Football Cheerleading 11,12; Basketball Cheerleading 10,11, Class Secretary 8; Student Council 9,10,11, Student Advisory Council 10; Play Com- petition 9,10,11; Jr. Class Auction; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Ball Com.; Homecoming Com. 11,12. If you treasure the beauty that shows all around you and try to add some of your own; enjoy the companionship others can give you, yet value your moments alone. If you love those around you and love yourself too, then you know what it means to live life to its fullest, and be the best you” you can be. Debrick . . Jim . Patty, Ciac, Janice, Sha ' , Cin ' , the Cowboys . . . road- runner . . . the Chief . . . Lovey . . . Billy . . . Big Bob . . Karen . . Kev . . . Woodland St. School . . . Miss Sal- mon . . . P. St. . . . concerts . . . Hojo ' s . . . happy. Business Club 10,1 1,12; An Club 1 1. 86 MARY MORGAN SWEETMAN “It ' s hip to be alive. Norwalk . . . awright” . . M M ' s . . . The Cars . . . Gee” You guys” . . . sheesh!” . . . Devo . . . wicked . . . “Shin splints? Argh!” . . . Caveat Emptor” . . 32 . . . winner. Field Hockey 9,10; Cross Country 1 1,12; Basketball 8,9,10,11,12; Track 8,9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,1 1,12; Chefs’ Club 12; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Ball Com. ROBERT MIARES SYLVESTER Different people come from different places; I myself come from Oakdale.” Sylve” . . . Stubbs . . . Guido . . . Rick . . . Jim . . . Oakdale nut . . . stocks and bonds . . . What do you think I am, the bank of New York? . . . T G . . . archery nut . . . A. A M. of- ficer . . . dedicated. Baseball 8,9; Basketball 8,9,10,11; Foot- ball 8,9,10,1 1,12; Camera Club 8,9,10; Government Club 9,10; Varsity Club 9,10,11, (treasurer) 12; Stock Market Competition 11,12; Oakdale Club 8,9,10,1 1,12; Yearbook Business Manag- m JEFFREY ORA SYMONOWICZ It ' s a long road and a little wheel, and it takes a lot of turns to get there. Seymore ... 73 Nova . . . Monty Python . . . Argento ' s . Grateful Dead . . . Oakdale Gold . Work Study . . Shop Gang . park . . .yes . . industrious. Graphic Arts 11,12; Workstudy 12 -mmm KEVIN TESTARMATA Learn from the past, live for the day, and hope for the future. Tet . . . baseball . . . Iandoli ' s . . . E Pluribis Unum . . UMass? . . reflec- tive. Baseball 9,10,11,12; Soccer 9,10,11,12. 88 SHARON ANN TOWNSEND Not that Id go back, I wouldn ' t. Even ifl could, I couldn ' t. Cuz I spent too much time remembering what it was I set out to forget. Shar . . . guys! . . the Girls Rest Area . . . crude . . . Chapman ' s Hotel All Night Auction Party Party at my house! . . Deb, it ' s the White House! . . Lee, get down!” . . Breaker 19 Diner” . . Boylston, Wanda! FMBC Pumpkin Stealers Anonymous . . PARTY! the Stones . . Malden sweet. Spanish Club 10,11,12; Psychology Club 12; Art Club; Jr Prom Com., Play Com- petitions; Work-study RICHARD TOMCZYK 1 asked what life had to give me, and the answer came back: what do you have to give life?” Chick . . Stubbs, Rick, Guido, Brains . . . C.C. Alstars . . Track and field is here to stay. . . Fish . . A. A M. Local 6% . turtlenecks . West Side Crew . . Power V-Ball choco- late chip ice cream . . Latin Scholars . . . admirable. Cross Country 8,9,10,11,12; Track 8,9,10,11,12; Basketball 9, Athletic Ad- visory Council 9; Varsity Club 12; Psy- chology Club 12; Drama Club 8,9; Wres- tling Club 11, Weight Lifting Club 12; Play Competition 9,10,11,12; Sr. Play, cast. 89 STEVEN VALINSKI Working hard, playing hard helps me get through each day and night. Stubbs” . . Guido, Rick, Brains, Rich, Jim, Toby . . . Ted Nugent . . . Aero Smith . . . The Great White Buffalo . . . Hampton . . Boston Red Sox . . . A.M.M. . . Non Compos Mentis . . . the portable weight machine . . . the three stooges . . . Latin scholar . . . vol- leyball . . . sports enthusiast. Football 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9; Track 9,10,11,12; Weightlifting 11,12; Varsity Club 12. For long you live and high you fly; the smiles you give and tears you cry; and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Tina . . . Mark . . . the spot . . . High Times . . . Marl and Bink . . . Sundays . . . Do you know what that” is?” . . Moo-Bink! . . . Bad. Co . . . “Out with Mich” . . . Toot . . . Tine . . . the Beatles forever . . . cute. CHRISTINE MARIE UHTENWOLDT 90 GLENN VERDINI If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain; if I can ease one life the aching, or cool one pain, or help one fainting robin unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain. Houdini . . . E-Z Rider . . . Don . . . Vette . . F.U.B.A.R. spill . . . cute . . . “Guido . . . “Teeny . . . player-coach . . . Kamakazi Kid . . . “Mens sana in corporo sana” . . . Who, me?” . . . Disco King . . . “Nil desperantum” . . . Dr. Einstein . . cap- able. Soccer 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Play Com- petition 9,10,1 1,12; Senior Play Cast; Na- tional Honor Society 1 1,12; Spanish Club 12; Graphic Arts Club 11. GLENN WARMAN Mitchel . . . Greg . . . Mark . . . WAAF . cruising . . Rest Area . . . Rhode Island . . . STYX . . . The Cars . . . good-natured. 91 HOLLY LYNN WHITCOMB ‘A heart is not measured by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others. Hoi”. . Janie, Donna . Glenn. Paxtomtes . . . camping . . winter 77 . . . Kendall Oil . . . movies! . . . I ' m sorry . . . Blackie, Susie . . . reliable . Where ' s Jane? . . soft-spoken. Track 9; Basketball 9,10; Field Hockey manager 10, Varsity Club 10,11,12; Psy- chology Club 12; Jr. Class Auction; Sr. Play Prod. MELISSA WILSON I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Lissa RONNIE! weekends . Quebec 78 . . . the Girls . . . Rosy the M.Q “Think about it! Karla Bonoff, Supertramp Meatmaster Tracy, Jane, Rox — typ- ing? . Maine summers 78 79 . . . skiing . . We re outta here, ski!” . . . dynamic. Field Hockey 9,10,11,12; Softball 10,11,12; French Club 9,10 (secretary), 11,12; Spanish Club 10; Varsity Club 1 1, (secretary) 12; Ski Club 8,9,10,11, (trea- surer) 12; Chefs Club 12; Play Competi- tion 9,10; Sr. Play Prod.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Ball Com., Homecoming Com , Na- tional Honor Society 11,12. 92 You don ' t have to know where you ' re going as long as you ' re on your way. Moe . . the Girls” . . . “Jane, do you hear a train? . . Supertramp Abby and Martha ' s Elderberry wine Billy Joel concert Yeh, I ' m on a new diet!” . . Styx Steve . hairy eyeball Chinese food? friendly? . . . avid . . witty. Cross Country 9 ; Basketball 10; Tennis 11; French Club 9,10,11,12; Camera Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 12; Psy- chology Club 12; Drama Club 9 ; Class Vice-president 10,11,12; Winter Carni- val; Chairman of Jr Prom; Play Competi- tion 9,10,11,12; Jr Class Auction; Homecoming Com. 9,10,11,12; Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play, cast. SHARON MARIE YORK Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road.” Pudge . . . Nancy . . . Red Sox . . . 27 . . . H.H.! . . . You little — ! . . . California . . appealing. Work study. MAUREEN WOODS 93 SENIOR BALL “THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD” SENIOR BALL . . . ‘The Long and Winding Road” . . . November 30, 1979 . . . din- ner at the Drifwood Restau- rant in Shrewsbury . . . danc- ing to the music of Graham Cole . . . p CHIP AZIZ. 10 JOAN LEPORE II 12 lb n I? Donna palmer drew n keirstsao 20 2 PATTY 22 DOWPLL CATHY MAE AW 25 24 25 26 27 GLEN BOUSQUET 2 ? HDHCCOMINfc RO LLY OEtAlAA 50 the beginning of our senior yean OCTOBER T9 r 71 51 7T 00U6 DOUCr 1 PARKE , 2 5 e 5 4 bEBBIE 7 DunloP NIKE 9 Oi ARA JEFF SYMONOWICZ. SHARON 9 TowMsem to 12 CRAIG HARDING 13 O H IS lb r? MELISSA WILSON if n 20 oeseie 11 COCNCY 22 23 24 25 26 27 ERIC NAROIAN 26 27 30 HALLOWEEN • •• the school deaths to realize WE ' RE THE SENIORS 00 9 N OVER BER ‘79 000 brings an end. to the Seniors high school par +t c ipa t caj in FAIL SPORTS « • • i 2 3 1 s GXFOr FREEMAN SHAWM SMITH MiTCH 7 HEBERT ' CHRIS OPEN SHAW JVUE SHAAAME7A oeeeie CATALAN! 7 o Ken CARLSON H VETERAN DAY a Steve Roberts 13 is 16 ANNE 17 DOSTOrtlAN PAUAHI PETERSON 1? n 20 21 |ST 3 22 THANKS6IVJN6 vtcrony KRISTI LANTZ 23 KlRSTEN 2 1 HfSEHEYEA MMREeM WOO OS 25 26 27 2? 29 Senior ball CD DECEMBER ' 79 i 2 3 4 GLENN VFROtNi 7 TAX LEMAAOI 6 ARSEN K 7 ANb OLD LACr e CURT HAYWOOD 9 TOE CROXTON if 2 3 M Rich if TttACZYK HANUKMH i6 n Silly e ER ER s 20 JANICE FREDERIC r , 21 school closet 22 23 SCOTT 2A ANTONIO AL MA NO xms 26 27 D ® BEEN 29 MARY SHIFTMAN ► i 36 USA MOROV 31 000 brings an e nd. to the decade of -the seventies 00 0 JANUARY ‘80 • 980 begins a. nevo decade A«V 1 mws OAY . •- St 2 3 9 s „ 6 donna PETERSON SCHOOL 7 Reopens 9 to iakrlene Lavoie u 13 N NO SCHOOL ma«t n is L VTHER klNCr NC SCH6CL 6 n y MARY n MORIN 20 21 22 KENNY 23 frUOMTAUtr nip 21 YEAR 2f EXAMS 20 KEVIN TFsrmmm 11 RICH capb 28 bEA n MESSIER 21 FRAN COSANELLO 30 DRV lb OlC C LYNNE 31 B70RKLVND FEBRUARY ' ‘80 • • • Seniors begin to focus on the reoJitcj of leaving high school •% % 1 2 sreve 3 6RINCK 9 s 7 • � W 9 10 i it MlCNEUe MeRCOR 0 beeeie n SOL rRO LINCOLN 13 VAUNTING M IS SCHOOL closes et b Nowak n Id 6ECR(r£ WASHINOTdN 10 21 cd IS 2 r 2S SCHOOL Reopens 26 21 28 MARCH ' 80 ( 2 Nark 3 MI6WA0 4 5 fc 1 0 Rosemary Batt A 6(tefr 16 mil tin II 12 sue BRA? f AO 13 H IS It 18 IS 20 21 Jti 23 29 2f u 27 2� H£UO 29 caw 31 ••• wttfi no rfayi , it Sitms tt H t longest month of school � APRIL tv 00 o OAVf 1 AMONS 2 3 HAYNr BOLIVAR s 7 f 9 to SCHOOL cicser a 3 h r a UIVM n MENARO it n 20 SCHOOL 21 RfMTA S u 23 29 2S 20 JVM RENAULT r M 2i LECUYfR roar RfNlONt _ � HICK PRIESTLY 23 Jo Seniors on toorAt study leave uohile others hang on tor one more month MAY ' 80 • • 5 the enot ear ? $ school carters but aJso cl neco oeginn ng 1 Roxanm 2 CORMieR PLAY competitions 3 H 5 • PAUL 1 Quinn 8 STFl f VA UNSKI junior’ PROM w o XFF BARRETT MCTTHER ' J OAT _ « PATTY PLUMMER 3 shim i tH Hew sue LFAVIIT MARY r FERRUER a. ' 6 17 IS . tA n % 20 7UUAN U VTH SENIOR TOW) Atm F mu LAST PAY TOR SENIORS U HN Jf McAUUFiFE Bee SyiVfSTTR 24 SfS « SENIOR BANQUET senna m Cf ss OlANNf CIOCIOLC GRADUATION PAUL J( M bOI66AN JUNE £0 HOLLYl mnmona 2 ? STEFF f CHAPMAN GLENN ' S NAP NAN 4 DAUf 7 MONTU lA e 9 c FINAL H ex AMS eeoiN It school 3 otosrs JANE MtKEON flag ' DAY Fathers DAY fc TiUO n MRRRINO W ? 20 ClNbf 1 DiP LATO SUMMfA bCCtNS 22 MlNbY MORRIS 23 25 TRACY 26 McCarthy 27 25 21 ?p NANCY Russo ooe the juniors c e no longer m the shadow of the seniors and ooAr ' fonuairf to beny the A fh S£A d s • J ULY ‘ 80 00 0 everyone s enjouinq his vacation ' from school 1 2 3 s (c eeuNaP WWW 8 3 BILL ,0 ITAUANb 1 2 3 BennswN n If SHARON York iZ n 20 21 21 GARY ESTWK TtM 13 6RBHAH 2H 2S 26 cum caola n 26 29 CHRISTINE Ripley 30 31 If AU6UST m 00 0 € Servers are cc£ ne ahead to becoming ' ■freshmen n ce fege mem 1 1 3 i s b HARK 1 ROAICHAUD 7 ? „MA 6 6{M r Bill peiCHeMS II 12 13 r 16 n 16 tx M h DiPWQO kassic 20 RCSeNiMNl torn Anthony HflANDe LAURIf 22 BAObtS i- 3 z zs 26 27 2.2 TRACI crass ice PLA60 30 FOOTBALL The 1979 Lions were one of the toughest football teams in West Boylston’s football history, compil- ing a 6-3-1 record in a very competitive league. Fourteen seniors were the team leaders. Todd Rotti received an honorable mention for the Wor- cester Telegram and Gazette All Star team, and running back Ed Nowak was one of the highest individual scorers in the area. Highlight of the sea- son: a victory over Grafton in the annual Thanks- giving Day game. The 1979 Varsity Football Team. Head coach, Greg Roche; as- sistants, Richard Priestley and Joe Garofoli. 107 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS, from left to right: Belinda Sunden, Melinda Morris, Jodi Bernstein, Mary Beth Fulginiti, Marlene Lavoie, JoAnn Pellegrini, Patty Avery, Elise Trudeau, Lori Morris. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY The VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY TEAM, first row, left to right: Kristi Lantz, Melissa Wilson, Michelle Mercurio, Francine Cusanello, Joan Lepore, Rosemary Batt, Christine Openshaw, Pam Benoit, Kirsten Hesemeyer. Second row: Margaret Hudak, Elise Trudeau, Cathy Buonomo, Jamie Bartlett, Dianne Cronin, Cynthia Cusanello, Melissa Dick, Paula Bruhn, Lisa Boosahda. 110 The 1979 FIELD HOCKEY team attained a record of four wins, seven losses, and one tie. JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY With five experienced seniors and several juniors on the VARSITY SOCCER TEAM, the West Boylston hooters looked forward to a winning season during the fall of 1979- The very disappointing 0-14 record for the team suggests further emphasis could be given to this sport in West Boylston. 112 SOCCER BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY The CROSS COUNTRY TEAM compiled an out- standing 13-2 record during the Fall if of 1979. The team was lead by a senior, Richard Tomczyk, and -was coached by Mr. Justin McGrath. 114 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Debbie Cooney and Mary Sweetman were the senior members of a young GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM which attained an 11-7 record in 1979- 115 117 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1979-80 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM was a young and inexperienced team, with only two seniors who had previous varsity experience. Yet under the coaching of Jim Diamantopoulos, the cagers played a respectable brand of basketball while re- building around a nucleus of strong sophomores. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Seniors Rosemary Batt, Chris Openshaw, and Mary Sweetman lead the 1979-80 GIRLS VARSITY BAS- KETBALL TEAM into a promising season. 1 • Tifr ¥ ■bTTTT U d I M , | 120 GIRLS JV BASKETBALL Girls JV Basketball, front row, left to right: Coach Kevin Smith, Anne Herx, Judy Kula, Margaret Hudak. Sec- ond row: Kerry Ann Baire, Judy Rotti, Heather Gardner. Third row: Kim Boosahda, Lauren Langton, Theresa Bruhn, Laurie Buck. 122 GIRLS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS THE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, Left to right: Natalie Barton, Lori Morris, Maria Marrino, Kathleen Mahoney, Melissa Berg, Joanne Pellegrini, Kristen Knoebber, Alison Ackert, Alison Fisher, Melinda Morris. 123 Mr. Henry March 5, 1980, marked Henry F. Hiller Day in West Boylston. The special day was proclaimed to honor Mr. Hiller, who has announced that he will retire from the School Committee at the end of his present term. Many events were held through- F. Hiller, Jr. out the day to commemorate the more than twenty years of dedicated service Mr. Hiller has contributed to the children and citizens of the town of West Boylston. Again this year, the Lion’s Roar wishes to stress the other- than-academic aspects of The West Boylston High School Faculty. On this page. Superin- tendent of Schools Dr. Seth Hudak, above, is a commis- sioned officer in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve. At top right we see Mr. Carleton J. O’Connor, High School Principal, who is extremely active in the field of athletics in the State of Mas- sachusetts and who really en- joys dancing. At the right is Mr. John Begley, High School Assistant Principal, with a col- lection of booty obtained from various students under various circumstances. Mr. Begley is an avid reader and gardener. On the opposite page, at the top, left to right: Mr. William Foley, of the History Depart- ment, an all ' round sportsman and stock market enthusiast; Mr. Richard Priestley, Indust- rial Arts, an athletics coach and summertime contractor; Mr. Justin McGrath, mathematics, another athlete and stock mar- ket watcher; and Mr. Gerald Moynihan, Mathematics, a computer enthusiast. Opposite, at the lower part of the page: Mr. Ralph Pendleton, of the Social Studies Depart- ment with some of his teaching aides. Mr. Pendleton refinishes old furniture and is a wood stove devotee. 128 Clockwise, beginning immediately below: Mr. William Sullivan, of the Social Studies Department, a golfer, reader. Cape Codder, and supposedly a baseball fan, though he supports the New York Yan- kees. Mrs. Sharron Hubbard, English, who manages her family of four as well as her teaching career; Mrs. Hubbard pursues cooking as a hobby, and jogging. Mr. Steven White, English, SCUBA diver, woodsman, drama coach, antiquer. Miss Sandra Lawrence, of the Business Department, a camper and a tennis player. Clockwise, beginning directly below: Mr. Ronald Ekblom, Physical Education, Athletic Director, handball player, galloping gourmet; Mr. Donald Mentzer, Science Department, Driver Education, a fisherman, active in youth activities outside of the school; Mrs. Ruth Bositis, English, Latin, a golfer and knitter; Mr. Kevin Smith, of the Special Education Department, an athletics participant and coach; Mrs. Anita Volungis, Library, skier, golfer, speed skater, hockey fan. 131 Clockwise, beginning directly below: Mr. Gerald Silven, Industrial and Graphic Arts, Driver Education, a woodsman and trucker, stock market student; Mrs. Marsha Hudson, Language Department, a skier, cyclist, photographer, and camper; Mr. Philip Donohue, Business Department, a golfer, gardener, and Member of the Select Board of the Town of Paxton, Massachusetts; Mr. Jeffrey Eaton, Science Department, a realtor, private businessman, athlete, and billiards player. 132 Directly below: Mrs. Linda Parker, Special Education, an excellent baker and plant potter; Mr. Gregory Roche, Social Studies, football coach, moped rider. Left column, from top down: Mrs. Norma Gagnon, Library, need- lepoint enthusiast, bowler; Miss Anne Cogswell, Reading, knitter; Mr. Edward Bouvier, Science Department, jogger. Sealer ol Weights and Measures for the City of Marlborough, Massachusetts. Illfll ll Column directly above, from top down: Miss Angelina Scopelliti, Language Department, world traveler, scholar of French culture; Mr. Joseph Turberg, Mathematics, computer addict; Mr. Lawrence McGrail, Science Department, electronics expert, sailor. Opposite page, inside column, top to bottom: Mr. Joseph Garofoli, English, Assistant Athletic Director, sports enthusiast; Mr. Edward Traver, English, photographer, stained glass artist, professional ten- nis umpire. This page, clockwise, beginning directly below: Mrs. Grace Leslie, Physical Educaiton, archer, cyclist, Thespian; Mr. Robert Monroe, Guidance, marksman, photographer, musician; Mr. Edward Anderson, Social Studies, photographer, student of and ex- pert on American transportation systems, particularly the MTA of Boston: Mrs. Elaine Gegel, Guidance, goumet cook, Cape Codder, home economics authority. Directly below, Mr. Herbert Maynard, Music Department, tennis coach, bridge player, skiier. Below, to the right, Emily Boosahda, Art Department, artist and sculptress. Mr. John McCarthy, Computer Department, chess player, dressed as his favorite cartoon character. Evil Man, about to dump a Big Bucket of Black Paint (BBBP) on an unsuspecting Lois Lane below. 136 I fief led ion- fri-f lek ' shan] l.an image, likeness z.ihe fixing of the mind UNDERCLASSMEN 1981 K. Ahearn S. Barakian J. Bartlett D. Beardsley J. Bellamy A. Bennett W. Brown P. Bruhn B. Buck C. Buonomo D. Carlson J. Chevalier J. Cogswell D. Cooney J. Crane D. Cummings L. Daignault G. Danford C. Downer C. Devillers E. Enhus R. Darrah H. Derby M. Dick A. Enila C. Erickson A. Fisher M. Flagg D. Fratantonio H. Gardner P. Gilley P. Gonelli ■ A- 1 138 D. Goodale S. Gray E. Gullett D. Gustafson F. Henault B. Hopper A. Horgan C. Jacobson S. Johnston A. Kirk S. Lamberto D. Lane L. Ledoux G. Luce J. Lunt J. Lynch C. Menard M. Menard D. Moreau R. McGrath A. McLaughlin E. Naroian M. Nelson R. Nelson N. Noble P. Oppici S. Paquette L. Boosahda M. Herx G. Kanerva M. Sanders R. Parker S. Parkin E. Peterson M. Pratillo S. Pusateri K. Pustis B. Pyche C. Ramstrom 139 E. Ramstrom C. Recupero A. Renzoni D. Ricketts R. Rocheleau K. Rosenlund M. Roy S. Smith S. Solitro P. Southworth R. Sukis M. Swalec E. Sweetman B. Testamarta D. Titus E. Trudeau K. Vail M. Welsh L. Whitman P. Wilmot T. Winston 140 1982 A. Ackert P. Avery R Bagdis T. Bahn S. Barakian A. Barsamian N. Barton B. Bay T. Beardsley M. Been M. Berg S. Blakeney D. Borci K. Boucher J. Buchyn M. Camarra R. Carlson P. Cestodio M. Colangelo D. Cronin W. Cummings C. Cusanello D. Dalton C. Day G. Dean P. Dellasanta J. DePatsy I. Desroches M. DiVerd C. Drury S. Erickson J. Faford 141 P. Fallon J. Ferriter J. Flagg D. Fortin M. Fulginiti A. Gallant H. Gardner R. Good now G. Goral T. Gordon A. Gould D. Groccia D. Gray A. Haddad M. Haley D. Hall L. Hartwell M. Heintzelman W. Henault A. Herx J. Horgan M. Hudak E. Jenkins E. Johnson L. Joslyn S. Kardan N. Kistler L. Kittredge J. Kula L. Labossiere M. Lavoie C. Leavitt T. Leavitt J. Leonardi E. Luce R. Macintyre R. Mercurio J. Miglionico T. Milton 142 L. Morris M. McCabe S. McGuiggan D. McMillan C. McNeill K. Novia K. O Brien C. Pasquale J. Pellegrini A. Peterson A. Priestley M. Pustis R. Ramstrom J. Richinick S. Shea T. Solitro P. Stevens K. Sweetman R. Tomczyk L. Townsend T. Trask J. Trudeau M. Verdim J. Watkins G. White S. Witkus W. York 143 1983 K. Avery P. Aziz J. Bartlett D. Barton M. Bellamy P. Blaisdell P. Bohlin K. Boire K. Boosahda L. Brearley T. Bruhn L. Buck D. Carlson L. Colangelo M. Attella K. Blondin J. Carrigan C. Crane R. Cooke D. Cusanello A. Daigneau L. Danford S. DePatsy R. Devillers J. Enila A. Fallavollita T. Farnsworth K. Fasshauer M. Flagg M. Gallant K. Gatto C. Gilley 144 S. Goodale D. Good now K. Harris P. Henault K. Luce D. Lunt D. MacKizer C. Magaw K. Mahoney M. Maino M. Mard M. Marrino R. Moher J. Mosman K. Murphy S. Murphy M. McGrain B. O Brien K. Openshaw G. Osthues E. Pappanastos C. Herbert F. Herx K. Hesemeyer K. Knoebber K. Kirk E. Kistler L. Lankton K. LaPlume J. Lepore S. Lindberg K. Loughlin 145 Pogharian . Robidoux . Robinson A. Rotti J. Rotti K. Santoian K. Scott R. Smiley B. Smith R. Harper R. Harper A. Klein K. Leonard R. Smith C. Soter M. Stevens L. Stewart D. Stone W. Supernor L. Tarkiainen B. Teague D. Toppin D. Vokes W. Walker G. Wallace J. Watkins M. Webb C. Welburn S. Woods C. Zona M. Morin T. Nagle 146 147 CHEF’S CLUB tained superior standings in both their studies and their extra- curricular activities. During the 1979-80 school year, the Society sponsored the Spring Projects Fair and exchange student exchange programs with other schools. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society membership symbolizes scholarship, ser vice, character, and leadership. Members of the Society have at Good food. Good fun. Good mistakes. A dinner for the fac- ulty? Good grief! Advisor: Mrs. Gruszka. Library Club work is gratifying to its members because stu- dents actually contribute to the operation of an essential school service. It isn ' t just a simula- tion; it ' s for real. LIBRARY CLUB A-V CLUB GOVERNMENT CLUB Government Club activities in- clude discussions and public debates about controversial is- sues, appearances by distin- guished guest speakers, and mock elections. Members gain a better understanding of cur- rent events. 150 GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB GRAPHIC ARTS, a two year program designed to expose the interested student to print- ing, silk-screening, and photog- raphy. The emphasis here is on creativity and fun. BUSINESS CLUB 152 MUSIC MAKERS from both the full time and part time band. The stage band is a competitive concert band whose members must audition to join. These four groups are the basis of the instrumental program at the high school. FULL TIME BAND The West Boylston High School music program takes many forms. Full time band, about thirty strong, meets five times each week. The forty part time band members meet three times weekly. The March- ing Band, those brave souls who perform in the rain of September, the snow of November, and the heat of Memorial Day, is formed PART TIME BAND 153 At right: STAGE BAND Below: Informal WIND ENSEMBLE At bottom of page: CHORUS THE STAGE BAND, the most swinginest band of them all, plays everything from Dixieland to Rock. In 1979: a second place finish in the district competitions. PEP CLUB The Student Council rep- resents the student body in three areas: governing school operation, making policy, and co-ordinating ac- tivities. Among the activities of this year ' s Council were a fund-raising pitch party, the school pictures program, the Winter Carnival, the Red Cross blood drive, and Spree Day. The operation of the School Store is also under the direction of Stu- dent Council members. Pro- ceeds from fund-raisers are used to benefit the Student Council Scholarship Pro- gram. Others funds are dis- persed to buy special items for the use of the general student body. The West Boylston Student Council has been very active in state and national student gov- ernment programs. STUDENT COUNCIL 155 WORK STUDY i i i Seniors who plan to apply for full time employment immedi- ately after graduation have the opportunity to participate in the Work Study Program. This innovative scheduling approach allows members of the Senior Class the opportunity to gain work experience before gradu- ation. Participants in this pro- gram leave school each day at 12:45 to fill jobs in the com- munity. Much of their aca- demic work is accomplished on a contract basis with their teachers. DRAMA CLUB 156 LITERARY MAGAZINE The SKI CLUB had everything going for it — good spirit, a good fund-raiser, good equipment, good people — except for one thing: snow. The 1979-80 winter, at press time (January 20th) was the second most snowless winter in history. Worcester Airport had offi- cially recorded less than ten inches this season, and more than seven of that had fallen in one day — October 10th! SKI CLUB 157 Is Santa Claus French, Latin, or Spanish.- ' 158 FRENCH CLUB LATIN CLUB SPANISH CLUB The Editors of the 1980 Lion’s Roar wish to thank the following faculty members who made this edition of the West Boylston High School Annual possible: Mr. Edward Traver Mrs. Sharron Hubbard Mr. Robert Monroe And the following members of the student body: Lynne Bjorklund Melissa Wilson Dom DiPierro, Jane McCabe William Sylvester Rosemary Batt Linda Burke, Patricia Dowell Pauahi Peterson Kirsten Hesemeyer Our sincere thanks to all of these people. Melinda Morris, Anne Dostourian, Mary Ferriter, Editors Mr. Benjamin Lorge, Faculty Advisor 160 Phone 835-4029 Master 8646 Paul Lenkarski Plumbing Heating Sprinklers Residential Commercial Industrial P.O. Box 352 West Boylston, Mass. 01583 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 “THE CHOICE OF THOSE WHO DEMAND THE BEST ' RON’S SOUND RECORDING SERVICE CUSTOM INDOOR • OUTDOOR • SYSTEMS • SHOWS • GRADUATIONS • CONCERTS • OUTING • MEETINGS DISC DEMO ' S • PRESSING • OPEN REEL • 8 TRACK AND CASSETTE DUPLICATION • DISCO NOSTALGIA RECORD HOPS SALES • RENTALS • REPAIRS 835-3620 Ron George Electronic Sound 140 Pierce Street Technician West Boylston, Mass. Woodcharmers of WEST BOYLSTON 76 West Boylston St., W. Boylston CONGRATULATION CLASS ' 80 RANDY’S TEXACO 312 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. NT GOODWIN WIDING R E A LT Y Congratulations to the Class of 1980 from GOODWIN WIDING REALTY (at Centerwood Terrace) 835-6065 162 1910-1980 Owned By Those We Serve Your MUNICIPAL LIGHTING PLANT West Boylston Low Cost Electricity 163 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ’80 WEST BOYLSTON TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION 164 COMPLIMENTS OF WEST BOYLSTON’S PROFESSIONALS Mr. Robert Winston Mr. Anthony Goral Dr. Eero Aijala Dr. John Mercaldo Dr. John Swalec Dr. James Blodgett Dr. Demetre Tsagronis Dr. John Sanders Mr. Samuel Berry Mr. George Danielian Dr. Bernier and Bonci, Accountants Dr. Albert Anthony Mr. and Mrs. James Reardon Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Halpin Dr. Allen Ward Dr. Warren Trow Dr. Thomas Kim Dr. David Cavan Dr. Jeremy Golen Robert Tashiian LaNCASTER-AW h Lumber Co. fJ ' p RETAIL e WHOLESALE INDUSTRIAL LUMBER . . . COMPLETE REMODELING MATERIALS • Pre-Hung Doors b Windows • Insulation • Weyerhaeuser b G.P Paneling e Andersen Window Walb e Masonite OPEN DAILY 7:30 . 4:30 P.M. r SATURDAYS 730-12 NOON — i — ---V Well Meet Most Advertised Specials lliii ond Building Materials 422-7701 weaeiiTii -W v. ■ T« M tTiaUH . — � . CaNTIt Rulm£in� £MeMtf Read RTE 12 - STERLING rout Aca it illTAVft AN T CARS TRUCKS Consumers Come See us for a New Account Greendale Office Connecting all offices 754-2653 “Your FORD dealer for over fifty years.” SUNNYSIDE MOTOR CO., INC. Consumers Savings Bank Dan Harrington Holden, Mass aeh u s e tts Tel. 829-4333 166 Compliments Of MENARD’S AUTO BODY CO., INC. COMPLETE AUTO BODY REPAIRS PAINTING TOWING 314 West Boylston Street West Boylston, MA. 853-2799 RES: 835-3276 167 PHONE 835 4004 Jr Compliments of West Boylston Bicycle Shop NEW USED REBUILT BICYCLES YARN IT ALL PARTS ACCESSORIES REPAIRS DONE ON AlL MAKES OPEN SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY 193 w BOYLSTON ST CLOSED SATURDAYS WEST BOYLSTON MA 01583 Rt. 12, W. Boylston H.R. PRESCOTT SONS 165 Hartwell St. West Boylston, Mass. 835-4431 Water Works Suppliers of New England BONCI DeSANTI, INC. KAREN JEAN WHITE School of Dance 232 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. 271 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. Ballet, Tap, Modern Jazz 168 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ’80 CUSTOM COMPUTER Robert J. Morris 617-753-4277 617-835-3520 SYSTEMS 16 Pine Arden Drive West Boylston, MA 01583 169 PYROTHERM INC A Nypro Company 29 School Street Clinton, MA 01510 Compliments of The Fair Rte. 12, West Boylston Ephraim’s Worcester’s Largest Bookstore Proprietors: William J. Sweeney Philip A. Karpowich 80 Franklin Street Worcester, Mass. 01608 755-9505 Books — New and Used Magazines — Collector’s — Comics SPI Wargames — occult EMERGENCY SERVICE TEL. 835-4092 DAVID. W. EAGAN PLUMBING HEATING REMODELING — REPAIR — NEW INSTALLATION LIC. 16263 KEYES ST. WEST BOYLSTON, MASS. Gould Funeral H ome, Inc. 1 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. 835-3541 Robert D. Gould Registered Director and Embalmer 172 Tel. (617) 835-6054 Value PHARMACY Medical Equipment, Hospital Beds, Wheelchairs Sales Rental 71 Sterling Street William B. Collins, B.S., R.Ph. West Boylston, MA 01583 173 Compliments of THE WEST BOYLSTON FIREMEN’S ASSOCIATION AND WOMAN’S AUXILIARY Compliments of McFee and Newton Bob Ramstrom’s Mobil 814 W. Boylston St. — 82 W. Boylston St. 175 Compliments of Truk- Away Inc. 124 Hartwell St. West Boylston, Mass. 835-6001 Guaranty Bank THECONIFERGROUP 240 West Boylston St. West Boylston Member FDIC Congratulations Class of ’80 Refco, Inc. 730 Main Street Boylston, Mass. Cutting Tools and Abrasives For Industry Line Fuller Russ Fuller Bob Hanna Don Adams Mark Fuller 176 WALTER C. CRANSTON SON INC. 205A West Boylston St. (Behind Wonder Bread) West Boylston, Mass. Complete Automotive Repairing 24 Hr. A. A. A. Road Service Towing Air Conditioning Service Automotive Transmission Overhaul Service Electric Tune-up 835-3775 177 ZIFF PAPER WYNDHAVEN AGWAY Congratulations to the Class of 1980 From RAY’S FURNITURE INC. Ray Chevalier CONTRACTORS RENTALS -TRUCKING West Boylston Mass 835 3568 Route 12 Sterling, Mass. Apples — Cider — Apple Pies 422-6444 Compliments of LINCOLN PHARMACY 354 West Boylston St. West Boylston. Compliments of the WEST BOYLSTON POLICE ASSOCIATION STERLING ICE CREAM RAR Best of Luck Class of 1980 168 Clinton Road Lancaster, Ma. Eddie’s Liquors 422-7742 Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 1181 West Boylston St. Andy’s Sunoco (617) 852-3822 Service Station V.H. Pruneau Builders, Inc. Tires, Batteries, Accessories, Road Service, Electronic Tune-Up, Tires Balanced, Minor Repair Work 21 West Boylston St., West Boylston, Mass. Custom Home Building Tel. 835-4435 W gVl 560 Prospect St. W. Boylston, MA 01583 ARNIERI ELECTRIC COMPANY Compliments of Residential, Commercial, Industrial Wiring Temple Typewriter 28 Blue Ridge Rd. West Boylston, MA 01583 Phone 835-63 1 1 West Boylston 181 182 Sheraton-Lincoln Inn SHERATON HOTELS INNS, WORLDWIDE 500 LINCOLN STREET — ROUTE 1-290 AT EXIT 20 WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS 01605 Phone: 853-0220 Mr. Mrs. Peter Isgro Welcome You To Europa CAPRERA CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Super Cuts for Guys Gals 880 West Boylston St. Worcester, Mass. 01606 240 Shrewsbury St. Boylston, Mass. 01505 ST. PIERRE MANUFACTURING CORPORATION industrial chains tire chains pitching horseshoes fire ladders 317 E. Mountain St. Worcester, Mass. ROTANDO RAMSTROM, INC. 1 14 WEST BOYLSTON ST. WEST BOYLSTON, MASS. 01583 Dial 835-4487 ARCO O 24 HOUR TOWING ROAD SERVICE 65 Shrewsbury Street Boylston, Mass. 01505 L J Of New England Inc. Electrocoating Specialists 869-6565 869-6587 WORCESTER CONTROLS CORPORATION THE LIGHTHOUSE Home Decorating Center One stop shopping for all your home decorating needs 235 West Boylston Street, West Boylston, MA 01583 Phone 835-4843 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980 ANGIE’S DONUT SHOP VWrflw West Boylston Branch West Boylston, Mass. 01583 Hand Cut Donuts Homemade Pastries Coffee PHONE 853-3102 340 West Boylston St. West Boylston MEADOWBROOK IGA Strand’s Ski Shop W. Boylston St. W. Boylston 1 West Boylston Drive Worcester, Mass. Featuring Ski — Tennis — Backpacking Paul Brenda Werme Equipment Apparel WANG LABORATORIES, INC. wang) 446 Main Street Worcester, Massachusetts 01608 798-8771 185 Congratulations from WINSTON PHARMACY West Boylston, Mass. Your West Boylston Prescription Center Marshall S. Werblin, Pharmacist Marcia’s Dance Trimnastics Dance for Children Exercises for Adults 33 Goodale St. West Boylston, MA 835-6353 PRODUX CO. Injection Molding of Plastics THE OUTDOORSMAN, INC. (Formerly NEVER FAIL) FINE SPORTING GOODS 201 W. Boylston St. W. Boylston, MA 01583 Worcester, Mass. 186 A FRIEND COUNTRY VILLAGE MARKET 235 West Boylston St. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 80 AN ECONOMY MUFFLER CENTER 853-1950 853-2855 Harry, Beef, Iron Mike, Mike, Ed, Ron, Gene PROTANO ' S SERVICE STATION General Repairs Complete Road and Wrecker Service Perfection Is Our Goal SUMMIT AUTO SALES New and Used Cars 937 West Boylston St., Worchester Bob Protano Joseph Protano Jim Gardner Manager Proprietor Manager PEOPLE’S SAVINGS BANK Congratulations Class of ’80 WORCESTER AUBURN WEST BOYLSTON WESTBORO HOLDEN 791-3861 Meatmaster, Inc. ROGER B. THUOT, MANAGER 76 Central St. West Boylston, Mass. 835-6466 Fresh Unwrapped Meats — Freezer Orders — Wholesale and Retail 187 ENJOY MEOLA’S GOOD MILK Add To Your Health Also Try Our Delicious Ice Cream Made From Our Own Daily Fresh Cream A. A. Meola Sons Compliments of ENJOY A PIZZA 27 Sterling St. West Boylston 835-4915 ROUTE 12 CITGO Complete Auto Repair Foreign and Domestic Cars NEW ENGLAND INSTITUTION OF COMPARATIVE MEDICINE Route 12 West Boylston 835-4400 29 Prospect Street 188 There’s always one that soars above the rest. In class rings, announcements, diplomas, club pins, medals and trophies, that one is Balfour, America’s first jewelry manufacturer — and still the finest! O’Brien and Johnson Edward J. Kostka 871 Washington Street Braintree, MA. 02184 REPRESENTING JEWELRY’S FINEST CRAFTSMEN 189 PURDY VANTINE — BROWN STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHERS 661 BOYLSTON STREET, BOSTON, MASS. 02116 in Worcester call Road Service 835-4442 Towing Service Sterling St. Amoco All Types of Repair Work Mass. Insp. Station W. (Byron) Fraser 44 Sterling St. Owner West Boylston, Mass. 191 Honey Farms Mini Market OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SALVI’S HAIR STYLIST BARBER SALON 2 Barbers at Your Service, Saturday Only By Appointment Only 56 Central St. West Boylston, Mass. Tel. 835-4409 Colonial 4x4 Accessories ON OFF ROAD TIRES, WHEELS AND EQUIPMENT BOB CRAVEDI JR. 288 WEST BOYLSTON ST. — RTE. 12 WEST BOYLSTON, MASS. 01583 (617) 835-6921 R.E. Chapman Company Largest and Best Equipped Well Drillers in New England 33 North Main St. West Boylston, MA 192 Compliments of LEO’S RESERVOIR PACKAGE STORE 27 Sterling St. West Boylston, Mass. Compliments of SCHULTZ LUBRICANTS, INC. 221 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. Distributors of Kendall Lubricants O Kendall Congratulations Class of ’80 Howard Johnson’s 1 Rt. 12 West Boylston, MA. Motor Lodge — 835-4456 Restaurant — 835-3420 CHRISTOPHER BARTLETT Distributor Worcester Telegram The Evening Gazette Sunday Telegram Office: Tel. 835-3472 5 W. Boylston St. Res. 835-4754 West Boylston, Mass WINTHROP STUDIOS PROFESSIONAL WEDDING, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL and PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Winthrop E. Handy 49 Cnetral St. Tel. (617) 835-4880 West Boylston, MA 01583 193 MACHINERY COMPONENTS 651 West Boylston St. Worcester, Mass. 853-4083 Custom Tailoring Ladies Mens Alterations 580 West Boylston St. Leo Froio Worcester, Mass. 01606 Francesco Froio WALKER WALKER MAGNETIC CHUCKS BUX MAGNETIC DRILL STANDS WALKER-BUX LIFT MAGNETS O. S. WALKER CO., INC. ROCKDALE ST. WORCESTER, MA 01606 STEVE’S PIZZARIA 341 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. MASSACHUSETTS MATERIAL RESEARCH, INC. 241 West Boylston Street West Boylston, Massachusetts 01583 Tel. 617-835-6262 194 NYPRO CONTRACT MANUFACTURING OF HIGH TECHNOLOGY PLASTICS COMPONENTS AND ASSEMBLIES Nypro Inc. 101 Union Street Clinton, MA 01510 (617) 365-9721 The Nypro Companies Automated Assemblies Corp. Ducaplast S.A. Nyden Inc. Nylamation Inc. Nyland Inc. Nypro Hong Kong Nypro Illinois Inc. Nypromas Inc. Nypro Puerto Rico Inc. Pyrotherm Inc. Skor-Mor Products Inc. Spectrum Inc. 617 835-6059 617 835-6050 TOWN COUNTRY MOTOR SALES LEONARD ISRAEL REAL ESTATE 352 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. 26 West Boylston St. Junction Routes 12 140 West Boylston, Ma 01583 “The Finest Deals On Wheels” Kevin Melkonian David Melkonian cpu COMPUTER PACKAGES UNLIMITED DIVISION OF SCB INC Centerwood Terrace, W. Boylston COMPUTERS, ACCESSORIES, SUPPLIES, PROGRAMS, SYSTEMS FOR SMALL BUSINESSES, EDUCATION, PROFESSIONALS AND THE HOME A Computer Retail Store 835-3428 FRIENDLY ICE CREAM West Boylston Valtec Corp. GEORGE’S BARBER SHOP 244 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. 99 Hartwell St. West Boylston, Mass. JERRY’S HARDWARE 1154 West Boylston St. Worcester, Mass. Scotts Lawn Seed and Fertilizer California Paint and Cuprinol Stain Compliments of ARROW COMPOSITION, INC. 193 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. 835-6216 Duncan M. Gillies Co. Inc. 198 Compliments of THE WEST BOYLSTON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION LA BOTTEGA TEL. 835-6296 SCANLON OIL SERVICE HEATING OILS 24 HR. BURNER SERVICE Hosmer St. BERNIE SCANLON Box 83 Oakdale, Mass. 01539 Art Craft Supply Rt. 140 Boyston, MA. Color Television — Swimming Pool — Air Conditioned Esquire Motor Inn Route 12 — West Boylston, Mass. 1 Mile North of Worcester David G. Moore Tel. (617) 835-6094 Open Year Round PINECROFT DIARY 555 Prospect Street CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 80 200 VICTOR A. CUSANELLO OWNER 390 SHREWSBURY ST PHONE (617) 756-6300 WORCESTER M 01604 HOWELL MACDUFF CO., INC. 69 Shrewsbury St. Boylston, Mass. 01505 Safes Tel. 753-8101 Caola Bros. Locksmiths 385 Park Avenue Worcester, Mass. 01610 Locks L.B. WHEATON, INC. Established 1895 Photographic Supplies Lincoln Plaza Shopping Center Worcester, Mass. 852-3730 MR. JOHN ’S BEAUTY SALONS of West Boylston Over 20 yrs. experience Richard Kollet, craftsman Custom Framing Home and Office 1071 West Boylston Street Worcester Anything in framing Low overhead means low prices 201 WEST BOYLSTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 12 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. 835-3877 835-4877 AARON GOODALE III, Agent THE AQUARIUM CENTER Broasted Chicken and Sea Foods — Sandwiches Full Line Catering For All Events. Donut Chateau and 287 W. Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. 835-4572 “The Most Complete Line of Tropical Fish and Accessories in Central Mass.” Food Shoppe 231 W. Boylston St. W. Boylston, Mass. 01583 Tel. 835-4493 With 22 Yrs. Experience in The Food Business We Aim For Excellence! The Metivier Family 1 Bill Valinski Service center Gas — Oil — Repairs Bill Valinski, Prop. 88 West Boylston St. WORCESTER, MASS. 01606 Tel. 852-4261 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE MLS Qniuifc . ifjL.f . . I K i rnmi □ realtor® Eaton Associates 261 Main Street Northborough, Massachusetts 01532 Rt. 20 ‘‘Each office is independently owned and operated” A FRIEND Compliments of YARN IT ALL Rt. 12, W. Boylston Best Wishes From Franklin Manor Restaurant Luncheons, Dinners and Parties 203 BOOSTERS To: Ali Baba, Herxie, Nibble, Suzzy-Q, Weo!?, and even Gus and Mit — I’m really going to miss you guys!!! Dear Baggy Pants — Get rid of that poodle puff — Shirley Temple Does MH = mt + bb ? Hey! Don ' t give me The Hairy Eyeball! Mr. Foley (Conehead): gonna miss ya lots — Patty 79 Field Hockey players: Peanut, Peanut butter, JELLY! May the wind be forever at your backs. — A Friend ' 81 — we know it’s a tough act to follow! Good Luck, Latin Buddy” (Pax Tecum) — J.C. Never spit in a man’s face unless his moustache is on fire! Roxanne, Tracy, Lissa, Jane — Typing experts unite! Will the great painters of W.B.H.S. strike again? Roxanne, wanna go check out some noses? — Kristi Jane, think rationally? Be Good. Love, Holly Traci, I need a new deck of cards. The pancake Man . . . Where does this guy live? To Grafton: With all my heart I leave you my successor: Liz Bruhn Mr. Mentzer, please take care of Jimmy Hoffa and Curious George for us. Bio Lab B Vernon + Mrs. Benson, Best of Luck in the future. Roily + A1 — Always remember Campground Road and the tree. Hey, space cadet: Time to unzip your brain — the Space Cookie Ed: your destiny awaits you — always B.Y.B., B.Y.B., B.Y.B., with Dentyne” — thanks Lynne Hey Moe — is that a TRAIN coming?! Roxanne, Jane, Mary — Meet you at the Honolulu — Kirsten, Kristi, Tracy, and Linda! Lissa, have you turned on any balls, lately? Field Hockey 6, 79 To our Sire and Sage of 308 from European Historians, compliments of Avon + the Battle of the Bulge. Congratulations from your local A.A.M. 6%. Guido, President. Congratulations and best wishes from the Business Department Lissa, Kristi = Remember Bing Crosby? . . . Good-bye slow people! Gulp. The warriors were one; sound of a gun! Best wishes from Mr. + Mrs. Charles Gruszka Route 140, American Legion, Forever together, JD + DD. Chocolate chip cookies forever and ever! To the Class of ' 81 — hope we make it! J.C.; W.B.; A.F. Leaving on time — 801880, 805080! Somebody left a jelly bean in your ashtray. Always remember, never forget — Scooby still loves you. I ' m glad we didn ' t pick choice A! So long Ron, from the three stooges! Hey Kristi — Did ya see that nose? — Roxanne Janie + Donna, I ' ll miss ya — love. Holly B.K.S. Southward bound — join me, huh? It’s not fummy when it’s your own clock! So long Mr. Eaton — The Wandering Ambassador Rosie, will the moon queen shine again? After School Delinquent Club?! — Dom, Bink, Tim, Fox, Ed, Dean, Eric, Todd, Wayne, and Davidlee To THE Table crew: Remember when Nancy did a swan dive after slipping on a carrot? Mary Herx, Please note. I do not have pork sausages!!! Nancy: What HAPPENED to the car seat??!! Lisa: Please?! What color is it? Sue: Tell us a ghost story. If life gives you a lemon, make lemonade! I’ll meet you at Walt Disney World. 204