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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1981 volume:

property of feamatt ilmnriai Pttblir Utbrarg West Boylston, Mass. Presented by Class of 1981 Received June 1981 No. So many dreams we had to dream. . . 2 Traveling down the road of experience 6 L_ . . .learning about ourselves along the way. 7 Inspiring each other, 8 Although we will go our separate ways. . . 11 DEDICATION It is with appreciation and admiration that the class of 1981 dedicates our edition of the Lion’s Roar to Miss Sandra Lawrence , a conscien- tious teacher, an exceptional worker, and a con- siderate and amiable friend. Our successful class activities are attributed to her endless contribu- tions of time and effort. Our many thanks and gratitude are extended to our outstanding teacher and friend. 14 SPECIAL THANKS . People learn from experience. When the yearbook editors held their first meeting in May of 1980, we thought that producing a yearbook would be a relatively simple task. However, the editors quickly learned that this was not the case. Mrs. Sharron Hubbard, our advisor, was then a novice in the yearbook field. As the year progressed, together, we learned the many phases necessary for the completion of this yearbook. Often, there were times of confusion and frustration, but nevertheless, without Mrs. Hubbard, the year- book staff s job would not have been as suc- cessful. The yearbook staff wishes to express their many thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Hubbard for her work in producing our year- book. The yearbook editors would sincerely like to extend their gratitude to Mr. Winthrop Handy of Winthrop Studio in West Boylston for his unfailing enthusiasm and competence in taking countless photographs. His unselfish devotion of time and talent contributed greatly to the production of this yearbook. From taking a quality photograph to printing hundreds of different-sized pictures, Mr. Handy was always very willing to help. It is with deep gratefulness and thanks that we dedicate the photography of this yearbook to Mr. Winthrop Handy. 16 17 ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Nancy Smith, Assistant Superintendent To the Class of 1981: By the time you receive this yearbook, your days at West Boylston High School will have come to a close. I think it is important that you understand and appreciate the opportunities afforded you by an interested community hav- ing provided the staff and academic equipment for a vital and valuable education. Seek always to better yourselves and be determined to prepare yourselves for an in- telligent citizenship using every means of further education. Being graduated into today’s society demands your special consideration of the future. You are reminded that as a country, we are striving to maintain our ideals of democra- cy. Maintaining a true demo- cratic society requires genuine character. Keep informed. Dem- onstrate your beliefs. Show that you have vision, character, and a devotion to our public welfare. On behalf of the staff and administration, sincere best wishes to all of you in all your future endeavors. Carlton O’Connor, Principal Dr. Seth Hudak, Superintendent Mr. Carlton O’Connor, Principal 18 Mr. John Begley, Administrative Principal Mrs. Elaine Gagel, Guidance Counselor Mr. Benjamin Lorge, Guidance Counselor 19 FACULTY Mr. Edward Bouvier, Chemistry and Biology Mr. Edward Anderson, Social Studies Mrs. Ruth Bositis, English and Latin Mrs. Emily Boosahda, Art Miss Anne Cogswell, Reading Mr. Philip Donohue, Business Education 20 Mrs. Janice Gilley, Nurse Mr. Ronald Ekblom, Physical Education Mr. Joseph Garofoli, English and French Mrs. Shirley Gorman, Social Studies Mrs. Kathleen Gruszka, Home Economics Mrs. Sharron Hubbard, English 21 Mrs. Marsha Hudson, Spanish Miss Sandra Lawrence, Business Education Mrs. Grace Leslie, Physical Education Mr. Lawrence McGrail, Physics and Electronics Mr. Justin McGrath, Mathematics Mr. Herbert Maynard, Music 22 Mr. Donald Mentzer, Biology Mr. Gerald Moynihan, Mathematics Mr. Ralph Pendleton, Psychology Mrs. Linda Parker, Special Education Mr. Richard Priestley, Industrial Arts Mr. Gregory Roche, Social Studies and Physical Education 23 Mr. George Smalanskas, Industrial Arts Miss Angelina Scopelliti, French Mr. Kevin Smith, Special Education Miss Mary Salmon, Business Education Mr. Gerald Silven, Industrial Arts Mr. Edward Staples, Science 24 Mr. Edward Traver, English Mr. Bruce Wheat, Music Mr. Steven White, English Mr. Joseph Turberg, Mathematics Mr. Robert Wills, Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Jean Stuart, Librarian 25 CAFETERIA STAFF: Left to Right: Paula Grady, Lena Banks, Irma Aharonian, Carolyn Bavosi, Marcella Holmes, Carol Par- ker, Lois Bagdis OFFICE SECRETARY: Mrs. Donna O’Connell GUIDANCE SECRETARY: Mrs. Mary Mulryan DAY CUSTODIAN: Mr. John Gonelli NIGHT CUSTODIAN: Mr. A1 DiLorenzo NIGHT CUSTODIAN: Mr. Chet Skagerling 26 27 Y Aona CUru Lvnr) KIMBERLY JEAN AHEARN Little drops of rain whisper on the pane, tears and lore drop in the days zone by. Our love is strong, but there is no wrong, together ue shall go until u e die ” Brian Mary, Bennett, Helen, Kris I can ' t wait ’til graduation . . Summer of 1980 . Quiet? . . . Not always Hampton Beach . . . The Drive-in . the girls . . . How do we get home. ' ' . . I’m so confused! . . . RICHARD SCOTT BARAKIAN Hat e car will travel — most of the time “Berake . . . ’ 7 1 Toyota Corona . . foot- ball Jiper.Jeff, Steve, Ken, Pika, Bob, and the rest . . Pinecroft . Drive-In Poor man’s Porsche” . . . “Don’t worry about it” . . . DG Landscaping Football 10,1 1,12, Weight Lifting and Jog- ging Club 10,11,12, Varsity Club 12. ft. J dCrit QaLA xJiAAJVV JAMIE CLAIRE BARTLETT “some people say that t ' m a dreamer, but i ' m not the only one. i hope some day you’ll join us, and the world can live as one.” Min, Carol, Whit . . . Ireland . . . Elton John . . Little Annie . . . Lasa, Jules ... 12 . . . J. S. Bach, Mozart, Rush . . . Gym Min? . . . Chicken Legs??? . . . John Len- non . . . U.S.C.G.A. . . . Music Forever Band 8,9,10,11,12; Chorus 8,9,10,11 Pres., 12; Marching Band 8,9,10,11,12, Stage Band 9,10,11,12; Field Hockey 9,10 Co-Capt., 11,12 Capt., French Club 8,9,10,11,12; Latin Club 9,10; Musical 9,10,1 1,12; Play Competition 9,10,1 1,12; Ski Club 8,9,10,11,12 Officer, Class Secretary 8,9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Jr. Prom, Sr. Play, Band Council; Chorus Council; National Honor Society DONALD NATHAN BEARDSLEY “Scholares Latini sunt semper parati: A Lattn scholar is always prepared. — Cec- chini. Oakdale to the end! . . .Joe, Ron, Bri, Jeff, B-rake, Steve . . . Hoop Joe? Sure . . gimme the line . . . I don’t get caught! . . . B-Ball . . . maybe I’ll play golf . . . Cards Friday at Buck ' s . . . Rabbit . . . Soccer 10,11,12 Capt.; Basketball 11,12; Baseball 11,12; Golf 9; Tennis 10, Band 8,9,10,11,12; Stage Band 8,9,10,11, Ski Club 9, 10, 1 1 ; National Honor Society 12. 29 JEFFREY SCOTT BENDER “ Thanks to you I ' m much obliged for such a pleasant stay; but nou it ' s time for me to go; the summer moon lights the way . Jeff . . . ”P” Street . Zeppelin Jipe, the road’s getting bumpy Party Hampton . . Vermont . good skiing . . . How ya doin’? . . . Soccer 8,9,10,11,12; Tennis 9; Ski Club 9,10,11,12. ALISON RUTH BENNETT The mam thing in life is not to be afraid to be human. Mary . . . Kim . Jayne . . . Cindy Anne . BOYS!! . George Pedar . . Mitch . Albert . The Drive-In Hampton Boom Boom . . . Kids? . . Never! Rootbeer Flirt! What?? . . . Al’s Cellar . . Let’s go to lunch . . Never!, Well Maybe . . . Cadillac . . Art How many Mary? . . . 1 can’t believe I did that ' . Kim, I can get you home from Boston ' . . disgusting guys . West Boylston Pizza House . excellent . Dave . . Art Club 10,11,12; D rama Club 9.10.11.12, French Club 8,9. Pep Club 9.10.11.12. 30 LISA HOLLY BOOSAHDA “Give a smile to someone passing, thereby making their morning glad; it may greet you in the evening, when your own heart may be sad. LASA” . . . “Boo . . . DebG . . .Jule . . . Jamie (J.B.) . . . field hockey . . 3rd base . . . Skier!! . . . Wachusett Ski Instuctor ... 6 Girls!?!: NO Boys? . . . Holden McDonalds . . . The Guys! . . . Dumb Boo . . . Kathy . . . Michella . . . Summer 1980 . . Moi? . . . Oh, my Lord! . . . What a crud! . . M M ' s . . . Buttercrunch and Mint Chip . . . Charlotte . . . Basketball 8; Track 8, Softball 8,9,10,11,12; Field Hockey 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 8,9,10,11,12; Art Club 8,9,10,11,12; Band 8,9,10,11, Chorus 9,10,1 1; Football Band 8,9,10,1 1; Varsity Club 11,12; French Club 8,9; Literary Magazine Illustrator; “Bye, Bye Birdie” cast; Anything Goes cast; Ski Club Council; National Honor Society 12. SUZANNE MARIE BONNEY Do not lead, I may not follow; do not follow, l may not lead. Just walk beside me and be a friend. Sue B Sean Di. Paula, Dc, Eddie. Dave . . Bobby . skating! . T O T S. license? Lee St. . . Pinecroft Big Brother . January 25, 1980 Softball 9,10; Student Council 8,10, Track 8, Latin Club 10; Spanish Club 10,1 1, Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball, Psychology Club 31 WHITNEY BROWN You are nou entering the tu ihght zone Whit . my pals . . . New York, the Cape, out West . The BUICK, VW ' s . What Homework?! . space cookie . Me? Late?! . . the official tunes: Doors, Bea- tles, Steely Dan, DB ' s, Rickie Lee, Rush . . . Hey, got any extra food? . . . } Stooges, Agent 86 . January — go wild! . .Jim Morrison lives . Cross Country 9,10, Basketball 8,10,11,12; Track 8,9,10,11; Varsity 9,10,11,12; Chorus 8, Pep Club 8; Class President 9; French Club 8,9; Band 8,9,10; Football Band 10; Play Competi- tion 9 Director, 10,11, Homecoming Committee, Jr. Prom, Ski Club 8,9,10,11,12, Psychology Club, Art Club 12 . PAULA JEAN BRUHN In order to accomplish great things, we must not only plan, but also dream, not only act, but also believe. Bru . . . Party with the best . . Di, De, Sue Sean . . . Meola’s . . . Timmy Cape . . . Dave, Ed, Rob . . . Let’s play caps . . B O A. . Pinecroft Nights . Who’s Ethel? . . Lee St. . . . Fran Cath . . the Fort . . . Forever . Hey, Mr B. Sorry we were late; breakfast was good!” Field Hockey 9,10,1 1 , Softball 9,10, Bas- ketball 8,9; Spanish Club 1 1; Chef s Club 11 . VojjXju ' S uajis ' BaaxJo a ' [icfUj iU V ]0 BRIAN ROYSTON BUCK “ I ' ve been to the edge, and there I stood and looked down ...” Fran . Friday night card games” P Street . . . Led Zep . . . “Wanna go to the track- ' ” . . . The Rolling Stones . ’70 Chevelle . . Basketball 8,9,10,11, Baseball 8,9,10, Football 9,10; Sr. Ball; Ski Club, Weight Lifting Club. CATHERINE ANNE BUONOMO “We all need to be alone, to think .to dream ... to u onder. Cath . . . Wiggle-Zig . . . Led Zepp 1 . . Fran . . Bowling again - ? . . . CoCo Di, De, Paula, Sue Art . Diet ' Rock and Roll . WB 81 The path . KL . . . Good, times, Bad times . . Kashmir . . . “Dumbo . . She’s gone . . . Mike Greg, pitch it easy! . The Res . . Gar . . . Wild . . . insane . . . Thank you . . Sundays . . Homecoming ' 80 . . Hey Fran, it’s been real Basketball 8,9; Field Hockey 11, Track 8,9,10,11, French Club 8,9,10,11,12, Art Club 8,9,10,11.12, Varsity Club 10,11,12, Pep Club 8,9; Critics Club 11. Class Vice-President 11, Athletic Advi- sory Committee 10; National Honor Soci- ety 11,12 Treasurer; Chefs Club 12; Play Competitions, Jr. Prom, Homecoming, Sr. Ball, Band 8,9,10, Hello Dolly”, Chorus 8,9; Harvard Book Award Reci- pient 1 1 , Class Marshall 1 1 , Boston Globe Art Awards Competition 9,10,1 1,12. 33 f (ku. thwaJUju 34 JULIE ANN CHEVALIER ' As long as 1 lire I shall always be myself and no other, just ME. Ju . . . lefty . Spring Air Winter Trips . Peanut Butter ' . . . 5 . . . Buddy . . JC. . procrastinator . . . wicked . . Aruuba . . Skittles . . . P S. friends . Deb S.S.F Panda Block, Ca . Oh no Al! ?! . Lisa Friendly ' s ice cream Charlott e . H A M Bouv’s Angels . . . Class President 10, Class Vice-President 12; Track 8,9,10,11,12, Cross Country 9,10,11,12 Co-Capt., Basketball 8, Bas- ketball Cheerleading 12; Ski Club 11,12, Band 8,9,10,11,12; Band Council; Stage Band 11,12; Latin Club 10; Weight Lifting and Jogging Club 12, Play Competitions 9,10, Musical 11,12; Sr. Play DAVID S. CARLSON To ride, shoot straight, and speak the truth — this was the ancient law of youth. Old times are past, old days are done; but the lau runs true, 0 little son OH CRUD! Gone Fishing (hunting) Westerns . I ' d rather be flying . Rifle Piston . . The Shootest Jim, Pedar, Tom, Allan . . . Oakdale . The. Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Clint Eastwood . . Fords . . . Louis L’Amour . . Colt .45 Sweden . Swedes 1 . . . Latin Club 9,10; Camera Club 12; Psychology Club, Boys’ State Representa- tive 11; Project ATM. 1 1; Sr. Play, Lions News 8. THOMAS JOSEPH COOKE “The future, not yet known, is a worry; but the time now is a pleasure forever. ” Monty . . . Mike . . . Bob . . Work Study . . . Shop . . Meola’s . . . P Street Chevy . . . V.F.W . . What’s happening? . . . Party . . . Cross Country 8; Shop 8,9,10,11,12; Work Study 12. DONNA LYNN COONEY “A friend is someone who knows all about you and still loves you. Squeaky . . notes . . . “Fred . BI S.J. Dances . flirt . . Shrewsbury Piz- zaria . . . hockey games . Mike and mid- night phone calls . get togethers . . . ignorant . . deep conversations . “You can ' t tell anybody ... 9 in the rabbit bean dip . Mary . . Alison, Annabelle . . . Honolulu . . . K-9 Patrol . . . friends . . . Elise . . . Lisa . . . Anita . . . Charlotte . . .Jean . . . rollerskating . . the arc all-nighters . . . Yawning is contagious . . . bike hikes . I Got a Name” . . the ' Y ' ... PROMS!! . . . “Don’t eat green jello. . . . Mar, call ya at 8:10” . . . Domino ' s here again? . . The Doors, Jim Morrison, and No One Here Gets Out Alive . . . Billy Joel, Jackson Browne, the Boss, sometimes Rush, and always the BEATLES . . . California ’80, San Diego . . . Quebec 1980 . Newport Creamery — a new busboy?!! . . . 7-29-80 . knd . . . Good Luck! . . Swimming 8,9, 1 1 .Track 8,9; French Club 8,9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Ski Club 8,9,10, Jr Prom, Play Competition 11; Sr. Ball, Yearbook Staff 11,12; Psychology Club, National Honor Society 12. 35 JEFFREY HOWARD CRANE For every complex problem, there is a simple solution which is wrong. Mr. Turberg: What time is this nonsense over? . . . The Commandos . Ohm Ohm on the Range.” Sara Samson Hoax . . Mr. Foley Iggy Dirt Blue Moon Band The Guilloteens . Dr. Who APPLE II Why isn ' t this work- ing? . Hogan’s Heroes Gouge Heroes . Mr. Maynard vs. Feed- back What are those sounds? . Cano- bie Lake Park . . AV Club 9,10,11,12. V.Pres. 9,10,12, Band 8,9.10,11,12, Football Band 9,10,11,12, Stage Band 9,10,11,12. DENISE ANNE CUMMINGS Friends are like flowers, in the garden of life; they mean so much for so many reasons. DE . . Di, Bru, Sue, Crookety . . . Sean — L.W. . . S.M.T. . . Cape Cod . . E.S.A.D. . . Bob, Ed, Dave, Double-P . . . The Fort . . . Lee St. . . . Shorty-306 . . . PARTIES! ... But Mr. B. breakfast was good!! Sorry we were late! . . . Softball 9; Class Treasurer 10; Chefs Club 10, Pep Club 9,10; Ski Club 9,10; Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball. Dutusll jt (Xurrurtwr, 36 I Mv fr- il njp ' d ' I Let the disappointments pass, let the laugh- ter fill your glass Let your illusions last, until they shatter. Yes Concert . Paul, Mike, Bob, Toby, Shawn . . . Rossington Collins Band Pink Floyd GO FOR IT ' ! Death to J.K.K. in terms of various kinds of things . . Mike’s store What’re we doing tonight. ' . . What a long strange trip it’s been! . Hey Cathy, let’s play pitch! . Kinks, Rush, and J. Geils concerts . Sunfest . . . Soccer 8,9,10,11,12; Regional Student Advisory Council 12, Tennis 8,9,10,11,12, State Student Advisory Council 12, Band 8,9,10,11, Football Band 8,9,10; Student Council 11, Ski Club 8,9,10, Hojujusl (DoJtyWJjJLk LAURIE JEAN DAIGNAULT GREGORY DAVID DANFORD “I ' m steppin out. I ' m mot in on. I ' m gonna see the world, I ' m gonna be somebody. — E.L.O Lau . . . DAN The Ranch T K . . Nanita Chiquita . Mid Heaven . . Blue Bomber . M.M. M Eagles . . . Rosanna — It’s always something . Tony . . . C’est la vie ... The Rez . . Oakdale . . . Greg . . . Led Zeppelin Jan ' B.B Queen Basketball 8,9. Pep Club 8,9; Business Club 1 1 , Homecoming 8,12; Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball, Sr. Play. 37 ROBERT CARL DARRAH “Hey Gar, wicked rock ‘n’ roll” “Weight Lifting . . . “Football . . . wicked What’s the scorer 1 Football 9,10,1 1,12. HELEN MARY DERBY There are places l remember, all my life though some hare changed: some forever, not for better: some are gone and some remain. Kris . . Kim . . What Quiet?? . . . James Taylor . . . Judy Collins . . . oldies . January release . . . my eyes . . . Track 8,9; Cross Country 9,10, Latin Club 9. 38 MELISSA ANN DICK “Faraway there in the sunshine are my high- est aspirations. I may not reach them, but 1 can look up and see their beauty , believe in them and try to follow where they lead. ” Mel” . . . Salters Nonquitt Friends . . . God luv ya!” . . . really?” . . . Gulf Is- lands . . . Tuckerman’s Ravine . . . “Ski bum” . . White Mountain High . . . You Turkey!” . . Where’s the Party? Quebec ’80 . . It’s different ”... “Lum- ren becomming lemomren?” . . . “Bye! . . . Tennis 8,9,10,11,12; Basketball 8,9,10; Chorus 8,9,10,11,12, Central District Chorus 8,10,12, French Club 8,9,10,11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Ski Club 11,12; Camera Club 10; Homecoming committee 1 1,12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball; Year- book Staff 11,12. CURTIS DEVILLERS Psychology Club, Metals, Woodworking, 39 JOSEPH MARK DIPIETRO When I work, 1 uork hard ; uhen I play, I play hard; when 1 thtnk, 1 think . . up the courts . . . Mike, Bruno Vanilla, Don, Wiggle and Giggle . . Tapeman . Hey Beeze . . shoot some hoop ' !! . . . Spnngboarding B-Ball!!!! Baseball Football Friends FOOD!! Monte Carlo . . . 10 . . . 14 . . . 16 . . . B.S.B. Club . . Basketball 8,9,10,11,12 Capt., Football 8,9, 10,11,12 Capt. , Baseball 8,9,10,11, 12 National Honor Society 11,12; Athletic Advisory Club 9. CAROLYN RUTH DOWNER Time flows forever; the past cannot be recap- tured. and the future is uncertain; the onl day, the present hour, is solid gold Maine the rocks . Mindy — our destiny awaits us! . . Jamie . M Y F Donna J. Geils . . retreats! ' . . Lynne, no kites? . Bye Terri and Meliss! . . . SSS . Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . camping trip ART Train, Train ' Mrs. B Space Cookie Roger Tennis 8,9,10,11 Capt , Art Club 9,10,11,12, French Club 9,10,11,12, Art Advisor, Sr Play. Jr Prom, Pep Club 8, Basketball 8. 40 FRANK DREES “A friend is one who comes in when the whole world has gone out. Flight 344 . . . the beginning wasn’t easy . . English?! ... To play soccer was great, but our team was pretty bad . . . sharp pizza! . . . Well, it’s really not easy to be blue . . . Martina . . . Boston Weekend . . . Cape Cod . . . How to make good friends . . . It’s different . . . Ski lessons, or how to kill yourself . . Why is it so cold over here?! . . . half time . . . It’s going to be hard to go back . . . “South Pacific” . . . job in UMASS . . . Soccer 12; DAVID PAUL EDILBERTI “Work facinates me: could sit there all day and watch it. GAR . . . Cherrie lovelace . . . Smelly . . . ;Terri . . . Huck Monty . . . Annette . . P and Lee St . . WTF Cogswll . . . Hey Baby . . . Heavy Chevy ... SS ... Party . . . Who got a dime?! . . .June 5 . . . My story? . . . Don’t be stuck up . . . Soccer 8,9; Football 10,12; Work Study 12 . 9ccAS-ic 41 Ju. ANITA INGALILL ENILA So don’t be anxious about tomorrow. God will take care of your tomorrow too. Live one day at a time. ” Matthew 6:34 I’m not short!” . . . vanilla . . . Elise . . . Donna . . . Quebec ’80 . . . organ . . . friendship . . . skiing . . - Miss Horgan ... . Friendly’s . . . Why? . . . innocent . . . Fin- nish-Power ... I can’t wait ' til college! Pep Club 10,11,12; French Club 10,11,12; Ski Club 10; Softball 10, Pom- pon Girls 10; Chorus 11,12; Sr. Play cast, Quebec ’80; Psychology Club; National Honor Society 12. ERIC JOHN ENHUS Pistols . Ramones . . . Luigi . . Ben . . . Sid Vicious . . Iggy . . N M E. . the mountain . . Hartwell St. . . . The Band . . . Arctic Cat . . . Jake . . . Rocko . . . George Judy . . . Fender . . . Channel 1 3 WCUW . . . It’s Awful . Wormtown Shop 9,10,1 1,12; Graphic Arts 10 ALLISON JEAN FISHER ‘We seek love in the gentle mystery of sea and earth only to discover it in the touch of a friend. FISH . . . Macbeth . . . Baby ‘K’ . . . Pat, I’m depressed! . . . Guigg!! . . . Oh no, Julie. What are we gonna do? . . . Charlotte Friendly’s . . DBHMF! . . . wicked intense . . . CC! ! . . . Love is . . . sneaking a kiss at a stop light (8-28-80) . . . PINE TREE . . . Mike ‘Z’ Pick-Me-Up . . . Gup Lips Wild Waist . . . Kath, let’s go running!? . . . SJP . . . the Capones . . . May 17 . . . SWELL . . . SP “the love notes . . . future CPA . . . conventions . . . shopping . . . slosh . . . JC . . dub- bubble-yoo-bee . . . MOI . . . DO, PM, CD, RT . ho-hum . Student Council 10 Treas., 11 Pres., 12 V.-Pres.; Football Basketball Cheer- leading 10,11,12; Homecoming Commit- tee 9,10 chairperson, 11 12 Queen; French Club 8,9; Pep Club 10,11, Psychology Club, National Honor Society 11,12 Pres.; Student Advisory Board 11,12; Play Competitions 9,10,1 1,12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball; Sr. Play dJji U u WjLdtuTLfi- £iickjzaTi KRISTINE MARIE ERICKSON Music says what and who you are! Maine the rocks . M.Y.F. the Bridge . . York . . S.S.S. . . . Oakdale?? what.- ' . . Baby Kim . . Texas who’s short? . . , drums . . Helen Carolyn . Lynne . Kim . J. Geils BobSeger . concerts . Hey Bennett! Cross Country 9,10; Basketball 8; Softball 9,10,11; Track 8,9, Band 8,9,10,1 1,12; Football Band 9, 10, 1 1 , 12; Ski Club 10.1 1 , Art Club 11,12. 43 MICHEAL BRADFORD FLAGG “1 don ' t have much gas.” Molly . . . the brothers . . . muskrat misabird . . . Pontiac Forever . . . Air Force . . . get the can . . . Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Wood Shop 9,10,11,12; Metal Shop 10,12. V t- ' v — 44 HOLLY JEAN GARDNER “I do set my rainbow in the cloud. Heather . . . Oakdale . . . Kim Karen S. . . P.W.A. . . . ‘The boys” . . . My Golf teachers” . . . Clinton Bancroft ... I just love that song . . . Curt Billy . . . Track 8,9,10; Golf 11,12; Cross Country 10,12; Latin Club 9,10; Spanish Club 11,12; “Hello Dolly.” JEFFREY PAUL GENELLI “Homework is but an unnecessary evil. ” Oakdale . . . Yamaha . . . Ski-Doo . . . Hey Cogs, it’s 1:30! ... P Street . . . The Class Bash . . . The Park . . . It’s a Party! . . . Fishing at the Res . . . BOON . . . Bold . . . Weekends . . . 45 PAUL JAMES GONELLI “Don ' t put off for tomorrow what you can do today; because if you liked it today, you can do it again tomorrow. LA . . . Zip . . . Ginny . . . MISA . . . Molly . . . Roomer ... 65 Dart . . . Rocheleau Bros . . .Jack ' s House . . . 145 Red Licor- ice .. . popcorn . . . Shrewsbury Drive-in . . Seika Rabbit . . . Mr. Credit Card . . . Friendly ' s . . . Hey Mr. P . . . awesome . . . Plumber . . . “It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Bryan . . . Cape Cod . . . Bonnie and Folly . . . Tabby . . . Lisa, Julie . . . Green Eggs and Ham. . .skiing. . .Jules — S. S. and F. . . . art . . . chocolate chip . . . teddy bears . . . roses . . . weekends . . . Softball 9,10; Art Club 10,1 1,12; Ski Club 10,1 1,12; French Club 8,9; Pep Club 10; Band 8,9,10; Football Band 8,9,10,11; National Honor Society 12. DEBORAH LEE GOODALE a 46 CHARLOTTE ANNELIE GRANBERG Home is u here your heart is. Friendly ' s ice cream mm . . Julie - - Alli- son . . . St. John ' s High Sus- anne Sweden The Bergs The Palmquists . Cross Country Vocab- ulary Yvonne Camilla slea ganfet Mamma, Pappa . Adolf Fred- cn S • Spags driving . Letters . . . Sallsburg Singers Music The Quar- tet Sheraton-Lincoln . . . no nukes Exultate justi . Pink Floyd . Sing! Cape Cod , commercials . . . Pussar och Kramar till Srenge Thanks to everyone in West Boylston High Cross Country 12; Basketball 12; Chorus 12; Musical 12. “Remember yesterday, dream for tomorrow, and live for today” Mr. Credit Card . . . NAT . . . Fire Bird . . . HEY GUINEA . . JAG . . . Nantas- ket Beach . . . Freedom at Point Zero . . . Basketball 8,9,10,1 1 , Track 8,9,10,1 1. STEVEN DOUGLAS GRAY } 47 ELISSA ANN GULLETT “Everyone needs a place in the sun. Lis . . . Pennsylvania . . . Summer of the SavageTan . . . skiing . . . New York, New York . . . P-Town Swing . . . The trio . . . Rolling Stones . . . Jim Morrison, The Doors . . . The Cars . . . Knox and the Punks . . . bridge painting? . . whoops! . . . Cross Country 9,10,11,12, Track 8,9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2 ; Ski Club 9,10,11,12, Varsi- ty Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 9; Psychology Club; Class Treasurer 9; Band 8. DAVID BRUCE GUSTAFSON “The woods are lovely, dark and deep But l have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. ' ' “Gus . . . Lisa, you are a radical feminist! . . . Summer ’80 — Ireland, NYC, UHart . . . half-way decent . . . Why did I do that? . . . music forever . . . Thelma and Benny Suzie Q and Mordrid the Sax . . . psyched . . . tired? . . . TGIF . BP . . . C’est la vie! . . . Band 8,9,10,1 1,12; Stage Band 8,9,10,1 1,12; Football Band 8,9,10,11,12, Conductor; School Musical Orchestra 10,11,12; Chorus 8,9; Mass. Central District Band 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12 Secretary; Govern- ment Club 10,11, 12 Secretary; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 1 1, French Club 9,10,1 1,12; Brown University Book Award 11, Voice of Democracy essay winner 10,11; Critics Club 11; Sr. Play; Psychology Club, Play Competition 9; Class Vice-President 8; Yearbook Staff Co-Editor 11,12. fycujicL 48 7 O c J d n K ROBERT DAVID HAMMOND “A person who knows other people ts smart; a person who knows himself is extraordinary . Latin Club 9,10; Drama Club 1 1; Chorus 10 , 11 , 12 . FRANCINE MARIE HENAULT know not where life will lead me, but be what it will I will go to it laughing! ! ! Giggle Zag . Brian . . Cath . Jeff!? . . . CoCo . . Woman ' s World Spa MW . Gar-Gar . . . Sue, De, Di, Paula Jo Chach Zeppelin, Floyd The Doors . . . Flipmunk . . . Phil Bill . Lee St. . . . See ya at “P” . . The Mountain . . . Rest Area . The Tower cruisin ' at 4000 LAUGHING!! . Home- coming ’79 . . weekends . dieting . . Florida?! . B Ball Oakdale Park gotta be free - Hey Cath, it ' s been real! ' . . right outa here . . . Basketball 8,9,10,11,12. Track 10,11, Student Council 11,12, Chorus 8,9, Psychology Club, Class President 11,12, Play Competitions 9.10,11,12, National Honor Society 11,12 V. -Pres.; Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball. Yearbook Business Manager, Sr. Play. TyUX ' O ulc Vuj Hoi? MARY ELLEN HERX Do not go u.here the path may lead : go in- stead u here there is no path and leave a trail Mary, Mary ' MLNAS . . Nanny Nib- ble. Lee-lee La-lu . MH = mt + bb ■ ■ Oui” . pineapple sauce - Noosh- bario Rico . Super critic! Meola ' s Beatles , . Stairway to Heaven (10:00) . PEANUT BUTTER . You Moron-oxen-clod! Quebec ' 80 M Goose . . . French Club 8,9.10,11,12. Latin Club 10,11 V, Pres., 12, Pep Club 9, 10. 1 1 , Stu- dent Council 12; Student Advisory Board 12, National Honor Society 1 1, 12, Tennis 9,10,11, Sr. Play; Yearbook Staff. BRIAN DAVID HOPPER “We are the poison in the human machine. We ' re the future, your future. Judy . . . Commandos . . . Jeff . . . Ed . . , Brian . N.S D A P . Salisbury Beach . . . WCUW . . . Wormtown . . Ramones . . . WBCN . . . N.M.E. . . Army . . . Rock Roll , couch potato . South Main St . . Sham 69 . . Radio Free Anar- chy . . . Graphic Arts 10,12; Wood Shop 8,9.10,11,12, Metals 10,11,12. 50 ANNE MARIE HORGAN iLn nu- “The person that all of us is .. . is unique. Friendly’s . . . wicked . . . Albie . . . Alley Cat . . . Mo . . . Miss Enila . . . Jane . . . Billy . . . Peter . . . Padles . . D.D. . . decent . . . Jeff . . . What’s up? . . . really now . . . We made it . . . Softball 10,11; Art Club 11,12; Govern- ment Club 10,1 1; Pep Club 10; Pom-pon girl 10; Flag Girl 11; School Musicals 9,10,11,12, CRAIG S. JACOBSEN Life is very hard, and you have to work at it to succeed. ” Rolling Stones . . . Mishelle . . Roxanne Anne D.H.G. . . Maine . . Egg . . . Party . . . Chevy . . . Honda ... ' 69 Charger . . . Clash . . . Hey, Eric . . Ben . . . Rob . . . Curt . . . Annette . . . Larry . . . Pauhi . . . Scott . . . fires on the beach Dylan . . . Black Sabbeth . . . Iandoii’s . . . Track 9; Psychology Club. 51 SCOTT ALBERT JOHNSTON Work is work and must be done; but neverthe- less, I ' ll have my fun Ken, Berake. Jeff, Steve. Bruno, Buford • • • ’ 7 3 Grand Prix?. ' ' . . . Motorcycles . . Football Skiing . Pizza . . . Strawber- ry Fribbles BLONDES ' !! East Princeton . . Ski doo Football 9,10,11, Track 8,11,12, Baseball 9,10, Ski Club 1 1,12; Weight Lifting and Jogging Club 10; Latin Club 9,10, Shoj 1 1; Jr. Prom. GINA MARIE KANERVA 1 am no angel: but then again, uho is? Mrs. B ” Paul . WILD 1 . Shar- on Wild 2 . . . Party Pool . . S.S. . Sambo ' s . Leominster . . . ARTIST . Beautiful Guys . . Wanna Skip ' The Doors Led Zeppelin . . . The Rolling Stones . The Who . . . ZZ Top . . Yahooo . S.D.R Blank is like snow . . . Let’s get rowdy . . Art Club 9,10,11,12, Work Study 12. Z1m Qsne w yL ' YUX 52 DAVID C. KIM The simple things in life are often the most important: be firm, yet not hard: gentle, yet not yielding. B.L. Wore. Academy forever . . . Korea . . ooh, les filles from Sudbury . . .summer of ' 80 ... I been thinkin’ about it too.” . . . week-end mixers at Smith . . Thanks for everything — Chang Shin, Ensook . . Max” “Jo” . . . TLH . . . And that has made all the difference . . Tennis 11,12; Yearbook 12, National Honor Society 12. ALICE MAY KIRK If you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot and ham on. ana nang on. Nance . . . The Marys . . . weo . . . Camp- ing . . Skiing . . . East Douglas . . . D.D.S.B . . August 12, 1980 ... De- cember 14, 1980 . . . Maine . . . Heaven on the seventh floor . . . Quebec 1980 . . Magic Mountain . . . ALI BABA . . . Tom . . . Cross Country 9,10,11; French Club 9,10,11; Play Competitions 11,12; Camera Club 10; Critics Club 1 1 , Sr. Play; Yearbook 12; Student Council 12; Girls State Representative 1 1; National Honor Society 11,12. cUlUM oC Icurvu DIANNE MARIE LANE Life is what you make it out to be, so live it to the fullest. ” Di De, Paula, Sue, Sean, Crookety Pinecrofr R L. . Ed, Dave. Sukie, Double P ... the Fort Parties D B Lee St ' Hey Mr B , Breakfast was good, sorry we were late!” Basketball 8,9,10,11,12 Capt , Track 10, Athletic Advisory Council 10, French Club 8, Jr Prom; Sr. Ball. ofci Pi za SUZANNE LAMBERTO “T o live long is everyone ' s wish, but to live well is the ambition of a few Ireland . . . M.F.M HD . Lori M M . . . Qt.M.J.D.S. . Meatmaster Gov. C. . . Quebec . . . Mordred Hartt . . . Y D M. . Patty for Pres. . Dave . . . FFB . . . Mike . . Lisa, Mary, Alice, Nancy . . . Remember . . . kid . . . time . . . Cross Country 8,9, Track 8,9; French Club 8,9,10,1 1,12; National Honor Soci- ety 11,12; Government Club 9,10 1 1 12 Pres., Literary Magazine 10,11, Band 8,9,10,11,12; Football Band 8,9,10.11,12, Stage Band 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 11, Math Club 11,12; Sr. Play, Musical’s Band 54 N Z ' T ' T ' A LISA ELLEN LEDOUX To sit alone in the lamplight with a book spread out before you. and hold intimate con- verse with men of unseen generations — such a pleasure is beyond compare. WEO! . . . Nan, Al, Mar, Sue, Par Mel . music . . . clarinet . . hats . . Lon Beethoven Chopin BUGS! ICK . . . COOKIES Concert Band 8,9,10,11,12, Football Band 8,9,10,1 1,12; Central District Band 8,10,11; Mass. All State Band 11, Lions Club All State Band 1 1, Friendship Force Band 11, School Musical Pit Band 9,10,11; French Club 9,10.11 Treas., 12; Latin Club 9; Library Club 9, School Newspaper 9,10,11, Psychology Club TROY WILLIAM LEONARD I must be travel ' n on now, cause there ' s too many places I’ve got to see. Whomper” . . . AH AH AHH LYNYRD SKYNYRD . . . Charlie Daniels . . . Partyin’ . . C.S.B. Broad- casting . . . I’m out of here . . 55 GLENDA LEIGH LUCE “Every time I think of you, it always turns out good. Every time I held you, l know you under- stood. DON . . . Mikie . . . Hampton . . . Vega- Bomb , . . Sandy . . . 3:00AM . . Alison . . . Moving-out . . . Powder . . . Hun-Bun . . . CRUISING . . . Summer of 78 . . . PEACHY . . . Candy . . . 5-27-81 . . . Business Club 10,1 1 ; Art Club 12; Work Study 12; Chef s Club 1 1. JOHN LUNT electronics . . . the mountain . . . ’65 Dodge Dan . . dead dart . Luigi . . . Channel 13 Physics . . . Football 9; Soccer 10, Psychology Club. 56 JAMES BRIAN LYNCH “Do it tomorrow , you made enough mistakes today. Mac . . . Nel, Ed, Dirt . . . Pinto 2000 . . . W.B.F.D . . American Legion . . I.D.G.A.S. . . . Pinecroft . . Goin’ down Dirt’s . . . WAAF ... Pro Stocks . . . Basketball 8; Art Club 9,10. PETER STEPHEN MALKOSKI Skylark . . . wood shop . . . metals . . Saturday Night Live . . . study halls . . J Geils . . . Soccer 10. 57 Jfyjob ROBERT MCGRATH ANNEMARIE MCLAUGHLIN “I know you believe you understand what you think I said. But 1 am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant . . . Asptrat Primo fortuna Labori . . . Fortune smiles upon our first efforts. Donna . . . Elise . . . Alison . . . Marylou . . . Camp St. John’s . . . Annabelle . . . Saturday night . . . rollerskating . . . K-9 Patrol . . . Chevy 4 . . . Ray’s . . . Panda- power . . . The gang’s all here . . . now let me tell you what . . . speak softly . . . Don’t eat green Jello” . . . Irish eyes . Hold that thought . . . Pom-Pon Girl 8; Chorus 8,12, Drama Club 9,10, Play Competitions 9,11,12; Softball 9; Cross Country 9,10,11,12, Bas- ketball 8,9,10,12, Latin Club 9,10, Span- ish Club 1 1; Pep Club 9,10; Yearbook, Sr. Play. _C VI, vu, nr Y Q cc ' “Take your time . . don ' t live too fast, trou- bles will come as they will pass.” Wanna bet . . . Mike, ya get it. ' ' . The Boss . . give me a ride . . . skull ... yes . . . T.M.S.P.G.S.C . . . Concerts . . . Football 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10. 58 ddJlbL X )){u X CAROL ANN MENARD “No goal is too high if we climb with care and confidence. ” Shortcake . . Brian . . 22 . . . Hamp- ton Beach August- 16 . . 80 . . . Lips” • • Marlboro . . skiing . . . fingernails . . . “Gold . . cosmetologist D.B.H.M.F. O M M W O E O R. flirt Julie . (Pointy) . . KISS — 108 . Remember New Year’s Eve — 1981? . . . onion pepper pizzas . . . Paul . . . Bob Mike . “Italian Food” . . black olives . . . French Club 8; Spanish Club 10,11, Art Club 10,11,12, Ski Club 8,9,10,11,12. MICHAEL F. MENARD “Where there ' s a will, there ' s a way. Selmer Mark VII . . . Apple )( Plus . . . Star Trel . . . Particle Accelerator . . . When’s lunch?” . . . Apple )(; SYNTAX ERROR?! . . E = mc 2 . . . CREATIVE Computing . . . High Res. Graphics . . Machine Language . . . Digital Electronics . . . Biology Lab . . . Hexadecimal . . . La- ser .. . Stereo . . . Smiley Anderson and the Raw Deal . . . Audio Visual Club 9,10,11,12 (Pres.); Stage Band 8,9,10,11,12; Government Club 12; Tennis 8; Football Band 8,9,10,11,12. 59 TK TV Ja JXq- EDWARD JOHN NAROIAN Look around and choose your own ground. For long you live, and high you fly. Smiles you ' ll give, and tears you ' ll cry. The group: Suki, Tito, Tet . . . Cape Cod Parties (Caps) . . . Mr. P. what a nut . . . What, skip school? Okay . . . Early morn- ing get togethers at Malden St. . . . The Fort . . . Punta . . . Say gone . . . Band 8,9,10,11,12; Football Band 8,9,10,11,12. NANCY JEAN NOBLE I ' m just moving clouds today — Tomorrow I ' ll try mountains. “Nance . . . Thanks Al, Mary, Lisa, Mary, Mom, Dad . . . Animals . The Vets Sue Mike . . . weo . . Maine . Randy . . . The Beach Boys Concert . . . Vermont . . . camping . . . nature . . . Country girl . . . Nurse . . . Love . . . God . . . Jogging . . . camera nut . . . slumber parties . . . Mrs. Gullett . . . Horses . . . Smiling . . Cross Country 9,10,11,12; French Club 8,9,10,11,12; Latin Club 9,10, Camera Club 9,10; National Honor Society 1 1,12; Play Competitions 11,12; Sr. Play; Year- book Staff. “ Dancing days are here again as the summer evenings grow; I got m flower, l got my power, I got a woman who knows. Gar . . . MISH ... The Still . . Fiat . . . Let’s go to Clinton . . . Chip and Wild Kev . . . Hampton . . . Hardwick . . . Chasing rabbits and counting waves . . . Zeppelin NO. 1 . . . Stones No. 2 ... HO BABY! . . Football 9,12; Ski Club 9,10. cine. PETER ALAN OPPICI 62 SANDRA JEAN PAQUETTE ' We shape our lives not by what we carry with us, but by what we leave behind. Sand, Rosemary, Glenda, Donna, Sharon, Kenny . . . Jefferson Starship, Kansas . GH . . . drive-in . . . candy . . . Down in Rose Cellar . . . ’76 . . . STEVEN GEORGE PAQUETTE I expect to pass through this world but once: any good, therefore, that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow crea- ture, let me do it now: for 1 shall not pass this way again. “Pax” . . . Good night Irene . Bufford . . . Greendale . . . The Girls . . Katy, Chris, Bambi, Donna, Anne, Patty, Maria . . . Charlie Daniels . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . Outlaws . . . Ken, Jiper, Barake . . Victory Dance . . . Hugh Hefner ... I don’t know Pat . . . No Problem . . Don’t worry about it . . . Football 9,10,12; Chefs Club 9; Work Study 12. uGA Ci K uttr RONALD STEVEN PARKER There is a road, no simple highway, between the dawn and the dark of night. And if you go no one may follou , that path is for your steps alone . Dead Head . . . Who’s Cheap! ' . . . Dave, Jeff, Don . .Just for tipping barrels ' . . . Another Fin e . Jackson Browne Mich . . U S. Blues . . . Party . The Farm . GIRLS!! . . . Stones . Drive-In . . The Beach . . .! Steal Your Face! Sanitation Engineer . . . Baseball 10; Basketball 8,9,10,11,12. STEPHEN PARKIN Woodworking, Art, Work Study; Psychol ogy Club. 64 ERIC ROBERT PETERSON Life might be taken au ay from you or tome- one close to you; I knou . so chase the adventures uhile you can. Bruce . Pete Bob . Cape Cod WCOZ Camaro Parks Dept Cut Wood . . Softball . more rust Wood Shop Fridays Baseball 10,11. ROBERT PLUMMER Weekend Warrior . . . Led Zepp Delta Co . . . Pardon me, Excuse me, Pardon me ... the masked milkman . . . 65 MELINDA ANN COX PRATILLO You love the thunder, and you love the rain; you know your hunger like you know your name . You can dream, but you can never go back the way you came Mindy . . .Jamie, Carolyn . . . Oakdale . . . Jackson Browne . . . Anne Sc O.N.H. . . . Green Eggs and Ham . . . YOU MEAN I’M NOT LINDA RONSTADT?! . . . Joe Tina Curiosity . . . Grantwood . . . Heart . Armstrong 90-B . . . Singing? June 13 . . . GYM JAME? . . . Katrina ’81 . . . bye Berta . . . Band 8,9,10,11,12; Chorus 8,9,10,11,12; Stage Band 9,10,11,12 Pres.; Football Band 8,9,10,11,12; French Club 8,9,10,1 1,12; Art Club 8.9,10,11,12; “Anything Goes”; “Hello Dolly ' , Psychol- ogy Club; Jr. Prom; Sr. Play; Central Dis- trict Orchestra 8. | fnaXmU STEPHEN JOHN PUSATERI Is a road going nowhere, or is someone leading us somewhere ? I can ' t believe we ' re here for no reason ; there must be something we can believe Berake Jipe Tet . Ken . Steve . . Sine Qua Non . . . tunes . . . Starship Seger . Ramblin’, Gamblin’ Man . . . Summer of ‘80’ . Maul Ball . Sun- set Lake . . Burnham . . . Breakfast at McDoogles . The Fair . Spree Day!! . . Steve . . HELP ME . Cuz Shrewsbury Drive-in . . . Futbol . . . Pine craft . . . Midway? . . . New Year’s Eve! . . CHRIS and Co. . Go for it . . . DONG . . . Basketball 9,10; Baseball 10; Soccer 11,12; Latin Club 10. KENNETH KEVIN PUSTIS “Those who bring sunshine to the lues of others cannot keep it from themselves. Kenny . . . Swimming . Hiking Camping CHARLIE . White Moun- tains . Fishing . Bowling Schaefer Stadium . Scott . . David . Fnends . . Soccer 8,9,10,11,12; Track 9,10; Swim- ming 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12, Band 8,9,10,1 1,12; Stage Band 9,10,11,12. Football Band 8.9,10,11,12, Musical 11.12. BRIAN DOUGLAS PYCHE That proverbial saying, Bad news travels fast and far . Pika Pinecroft . Shoot some pool SAAB The Old Chevy The Doc Vail . Steve B S B C. Jipe Berak Karen Cheryl Play some b.ball . . . Cross Country 8,9,10, Basketball 9,12, Track 8,9,10,11. Sk. Club 10,11,12, Varsity Club 11,12, Weightlifting Jog- ging 10. CHERYL ANN RAMSTROM Many dreams come true, some have stiver Unifies. I live for my dreams, and a pocket full of gold! ' ' Cherrie . Terri Shelly The Doobie Sisters Annette Janie Jeff (W.T.F ) ( ogswell .Did you find it Missin Get ’em! The S.S. . Trapo . The Spew Brothers Century 21 sign Monty Riverside Park-Stills The Doors Gat Lov lace . Rot Ro! . . . 8 9 80 . L.Z.IV S23S Summer Jam 80 The Cables Green Grass and High Tides . Student Council 9; Basketball 8,9,10, Track 8,9, 10, Field Hockey 9,10; Ski Club 8,9.10, Latin Club 8, Spanish Club 9,10, 1 1 , Work Study. EDWARD DAVID RAMSTROM Gaba-Gaba — Hey ? Wormtown . . . WCUW . . Commandos . . . the Cove . . . Ramones . . . Channel 13 . . . Deb Charlie Neb . Nebulas Getty . . . Cragar . . 318... Honda . . . Ski-doo . . . Barracuda . . . Salisbury UUUAAAHHH Graphic Arts 10,11,12, Work Study 12; Wood Shop 8,10,12, Metals 10,11,12. 68 7sr.oh_ finne-fj i fknZvn e CANDELORA RECUPERO It was a nice stay, but it’s time to continue on. Kenny . . . Dean Tanya . The Who . . . Bob Seger . . Parties . . . E.S. A D . Concerts . . . I know I’m late! ... S S Farms . Hi, Honey” . Angel, Gina, Joanne little Joe . . . Softball 9,10; Ski Club 8,9,10,11, Work Study 12; Jr. Prom; Graphic Arts Club 1 1. ANNETTE RENZONI Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow; Don V walk behind me, l may not lead. Just walk beside me and be a friend. ” Cherrie, Terri, and Shelly . . . Bob Seger • . . The S.S. . . . Summers . . . Gar and Monty . . . Grateful Dead . . Jane . . . Jackson Browne . . . what’s up? . WTFJ and Trapo . . week-ends . . . UNBE- LIEVABLE Field Hockey 9,10,11, Softball 9, Latin Club 9; Spanish Club 10,11, Ski Club 8,9,10,11. 69 0 Do QffhJTtD YlsYlC DONNA RICKETTS ' . . . If you think your life is complete confu- sion ’cause your neighbor ' s got it made, just remember it ' s a Grand Illusion; and deep in- side we ' re all the same ...” EDDIE . The wall . . Led Zeppelin Ap. . . . Deb — nights in white satin . . April 12 . . . Freddy . . Nonnas Pumpkin . . . EDDIE . RICHARD E. ROCHELEAU the brothers . . Mustang . . Susette . . . Work Study 12; Art Club 9,10,11,12; Wood Shop 8,9,10,1 1,12; Metals 1 1,12. 70 K CK cxaa KELLY ANNE ROSENLUND Life is just a word, but to live is an art. Mike . . . Born to be wild” . . . tweetie” . . Friday . Iggy . . Lisa, Sharon Star . . . “the Stones . . . “Lovie, Lovie . . Keith Moon . . . Spiders! . . . Leather Black Onyx . Tatoos ' ? . . . the Doors Art Photography . . Jeep . . Softball 9; Spanish Club 8, Ski Club 9,10; Art Club 9,10,1 1,12. MARY LOU ROY Good friends make good times better VIC . . . ABSOLUTELY ' . . “Who said this wasn ' t gonna be fun . ' ' . . McDonalds . the Park” . .July 25, ’80 . . Never say Never . . . Grafton . . . Miss Bennett Kim, Denny, Pammy TASHA THE BOBBSIE TWINS Annabelle . . . Alann . . . I’m not givin’ up Pom-pon Girl 9; Who’s Who 1 1; Library Club 9, 10, Pep Club 9, 10 1 1 12 Pres . Spanish Club 9,10, Jr Prom. Bye, Bye Birdie ; Hello Dolly”; Sr. Play. 71 MITCHELL COREY SANDERS “Sing to the Lord a neu song, His Praise m the Assembly of t he Faithful. Scuba . . . Gunnar . Soccer . Sanchez . Cracker time at the Farm . Barnaby and . Abby I Basketball 10,11, Soccer 9,10.11,12; Track 8,9.10, Latin Club 9,10, Class Treasurer 11,12, Government Club 8,9,10,11.12; Drama Club 8,9,10,11,12, Literary Club 8, Band 8,9, 10, 1 1,12, Chor- us 8,9,10,11,12; Stage Band 10,11,12; Football Band 8,9,10,11,12, Central Dis- trict Chorus 8,9,10,1 1,12, Play Competi- tions 9,10,1 1,12, Anything Goes , Bye, Bye Birdie”; Hello Dolly . 72 SHELLY LANCINE SMITH “Champion the right to be yourself: Dare to be different Lead your own life and follow your own star. Smitty . . Scott . . Cherrie . Terri Nette . Deb Julie Quill ‘n’ Hoss . . . Gar babe . mell . the doobie sis- ters . . . Pit town . Century 21 sign the cables . . . the rez . . Band, Chorus, Softball, Psychology Club, Sr. Play. SHARON ANN SOLITRO “Look to the future, and not to the past to find those things you want to make last. Johnny . . . Wild 1 . . . Gina . . . Deb Nanc . . . Kelly . . . Lovey . . . Gasa . . . Pete . . . Meola’s . . . Road Runner . . Chief . . . partying . . . ya-hooooooo . . the Blonde Bomber . . . Cruisin’ . . . Led Zeppelin! . . . S-D-R . . Sandy do you have any gum? . . . Southward bound WILD-WILD-WILD!! . Art Club 11; Jr. Prom, Work Study 12; Literary Magazine 10. faj Ms ROBERT FRANCIS SUKIS “When 1 feel like studying, 1 lie down until 1 feel better. Cape Cod Parties . . . Tito ... Ed “Sukey” . Brooke . Southern Rock Trips . . . hunting . . fishing VT Pleasant Street . . . Kapp Sign . De house . . . Black Foot . . . Di . PAUL SOUTHWORTH “Head out on the highway, get your motor running. We were born, born to be wild Steppenwolf . . . Deep Purple . . . Dawn . . . ice hockey ... ' 71 Chevy . . . ' 74 Kawasaki . . . Baseball 10,12. 74 MICHAEL JOSEPH SWALEC Words ought to be a little wild, for they are the assault on the unthinking . ” Fiat Iustitia: Let justice be done . . . base- ball not been so good to me . . . Sounds too bizarre . . . the Kinks . . . Jackson Browne . . . Basketball 9,10,12; Baseball 10; Track 8,9,12; Latin 9,10. ELIZABETH FALVEY SWEETMAN The longest journey begins with a single step. ” Lizy . . . Running . . . DAVID BOWIE . . the Cars . . . Crane’s Beach . . Bridge Painting!! ... the trio . . . Punk 2 . . . P-town Strut . . . “I’ll do better NEXT year” . . . Summer of the Savage Tan . . . We can be Heroes, just for one day . . . Cross Country 9,10,1 1,12 Co-Capt.; Bas- ketball 8,9 Boy’s scorekeeper, 10,11; Track 8,9,10,11,12; Band 8,9,10, March- ing Band 8,9,10; Chorus 8,9; Ski Club 8,9,10,1 1,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 9; Spanish Club 10,11; Class Vice-President 9,10, Athletic Advisory 9; Weight Lifting and Jogging Club 8; Sr. Play; Psychology Club jyuiijtvmL 75 ' 13)s JXX V BRIAN JAMES TESTARMARTA Someday soon — I don ' t know when, we ' re gonna get to that place where we really want to go; ana we ' ll walk in the sun. But ' til then, we were born to run!” ‘Tet” . . . Gayle!! . . . Weekends . W.B. Drive-in . . . Party . . . Rock ‘n’ Roll . . Cape Cod Concerts! . . . Tito, Nig, Sukey . . . Ding and Basketball 9,10; Weight Lifting 11,12; Cross Country 8,9,10,11,12; Track 8,9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 8,9,10,11,12; Ski Club 8,9,10,11,12. DAVID GEORGE TITUS Live for the day and night, but remember you have to get up tomorrow morning. Cape Cod Concerts . . . Party with the boys . . . Tet, Sukey, Ed . . . Yamaha . . . Kawasaki . . . olds . . . Cross Country 8, Track 11,12; Graphic Arts Club 10; Ski Club 9,10,1 1,12; Band 8,9,10,11,12. 0 Ova LC U 76 KENNETH PAUL VAIL “Everybody gotta go sometime; but I ' m so far from ready, 1 gotta just keep on rocking steady . Bruno . . . Steve, Berake, Jipe, Pika . . . Hey Jipe, a Rabbit . . . REO Speedwagon, ARS . . Cruising to BTO . . Red bomb . . . It’s alright? . . . Elwood ... I don’t want friends .1 want football players . . . The Accident Club . . . Football 8,9,10,11,12; Track 8,9,10,11,12; Weight Lifting Jogging Club 10,11,12; Play Competitions 10,11. ELISE MARIE TRUDEAU “Sweet memories passing very quickly by; Re- minding me and giving me a reason why. I know that my goal is more than a thought; I ' ll be there when I teach what I ' ve been taught. ” “Squeaky . . . notes . . . “Fred” . . . bike- hikes . . . T.C.H. . . . Donna, Anita, Char- lotte, Anthy . . . Don ' t eat green jell-o” . Mary, Alison, Annabelle . . . Honolulu . . . K-9 Patrol . . .Jean . . . hockey games . . ignorant . . . get togethers . . . Mike . . deep conversations . . . You can ' t tell anybody!” . . . all-nighters . . . “Yawning is contagious . . . S.J. Dances . . . flirt . . . Shrewsbury Pizzaria ... 9 in the rabbit . . . bean dip . . . Steve . . . the arc” . . . rol- lerskating . . . piano ... I Got A Name” . . cheering . . . the bus . . . Maria, Julie . . . R.R.R’s . . . room service . . . Quebec 1980 . . . Football Cheerleading 11,12; Basketball Cheerleading 10,12 (co-capt.); Band 8,9,10,11,12; Chorus 8,9,1 1,12, Jazz En- semble 12; musicals 9,10,1 1,12; Play Competitions 11; Pom-pon Girls 8,9,10 (capt.); Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 9,10,12; French Club 8,9,10,11,12; Psychology Club, Jr. Prom; Yearbook Staff; National Honor Society 12. 77 LARRY HOWARD WHITMAN Sid . The Mountain . . spaghetti . . . N.M.E Sid’s Ark . . electric guillo- teens Kawasaki The Graveyard Nabisco . Chevy . . Iggy . Rob . . Drive-In Ben Eric . . Luigi Mother Mush . . Wood Shop 9,10,11,12, Metals 11,12; Graphic Arts 12. MICHAEL JAMES WELSH To be different n to s trit e to be u hat no one else but you can be. ” Uncle . the deli initiation of J K K . . YES Gum Iron Mike friends Hey, hey SKAL ... the last sip Don ' t worry about it! Hey joe, let ' s get some lunch.” . What ' A Vega ' 1 J.Geils, Kinks, Rush ' , Seger, Aerosmith, Heart, LR.B and the Eagles Basketball 8,9, Soccer 8,9,10,11. Track 8,9; Latin Club 10,11, Weight Lifting and Jogging Club 10,11, Graphic Arts Club 11 , 12 . 78 PAUL ANDRE WILMOT Let us live while u e live. California Sarah . . BMGSTC What red light? . . The Who . Toyota . . . I’m Hungry! . . . Concerts . Cross Country 8,9,10,11,12; Track 8,9,10,11,12, Varsity Club 8,9,10,11,12. Weight Lifting and Jogging Club 9,10,11, Athletic Advisory Council 12; Spanish Club 11; Chefs Club 12. “You may say I ' m a dreamer, but I ' m not the only one. I hope someday you ' ll join us and the world will live as one.” Terence . . . Cherrie . . . Shelly . . . An- nette . . . The S.S. . . . The Doobie Sisters . . . Jeff . . . Hampton . . . spew! . . Jane, Scott . . . Summer . . . garfield . That’s right ... “I was just gonna say that” and then I remembered” . . . Cherrie’s Chevette . . . Pepperidge Farm Rock ’n’ Roll . . . Century 21 . . . Mealie . . Fleetard . . . sports . . . Shooting Star . The Beatles . . . Softball 9,10,11,12, Football Cheerlead- ing 9,10; Basketball 8,9,10, 11,12; Student Council 9; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Ski Club 10. TERRI LEE WINSTON rLf £ i j 79 wfifl kUfid The members of the Yearbook Staff and their advisor, Mrs. Sharron Hubbard, wish to express sincere gratitude to Mr. Edward Bouvier, Dr. Richard Danford, Mr. Paul Fasshauer, Scott Kardon, and Mr. Edward Traver for their assistance with the photography for this yearbook. The Staff was fortunate to have the aid of these talented individuals, and their contributions have helped us tremendously. 80 THE SIXTH ANNUAL PLAY COMPETITION MAY 2, 1980 Throughout the years, the annual play competition has always been a very popular and enjoyable experience. Each class spent a great amount of time and effort with the pre- paration of their sets, costumes, props, and lighting for their plays. The class of 1981 presented the play, “An Apple for Teacher”, a lighthearted comedy taking place in a small schoolhouse classroom. Student directors for the play were Donna Cooney and AnneMarie McLaughlin. The class of 1980 won the event. CAST OF CHARACTERS “An Apple for Teacher Esther Baker Allison Fisher Carter Drake Mike Welsh Alicia Peabody Cathy Buonomo Dixie Duke Lisa Boosahda Dodie Smart Alice Kirk Liz Farley Francine Henault Samuel Madison Brian Pyche Swat Simmonds Greg Danford Ida Brodsky Nancy Noble Irma Eyeful Elise Trudeau Fred Barnes Paul Goneli Flutterby Fair Kenny Vail Mrs. Peabody Whitney Brown Meta Battler AnneMarie McLaughlin 83 “Hello, Dolly!” is the story of a matchmaker, Dolly Gallaher Levi (Mary Fulginiti ’82), and her ex- periences in Younkers, New York, while trying to find a suit- able wife for the wealthy Horace Vandergelder (Shawn Smith ’80). Besides trying to match Horace with a wife, Dolly tries to get Horace’s consent for his niece to marry Ambrose Kemper (Tony Barsamian ’82). She also finds herself playing matchmaker for Vandergelder’s clerks, Cornelius Hackl (Jeff Bartlett ’80) and Bar- naby Tucker (Mitch Sanders ’81), who became infatuated with Irene Molloy (Deborah Borci ’82) and Minnie Fay (Kathleen Mahoney ’83). Dolly arranges everything be- hind Vandergelder’s back which leads to a thrilling climax. “Hello, Dolly!” was the third annual musical presented by the West Boylston High School. 84 ' Uka C-iah 4 of 19 SI fixa anti. iti. junior iP’iom We ' va (f ot oni fit” Friday, cA a j nintk, ninataan-aicjkty uftivood, cSkxswi.kuxy cAfuiic ktj dka ±EX 2 innax i Lx o ' clock H anoincj aigkt o’ clock to t waive o ' clock 87 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is comprised of those students who have been elected to membership on the basis of scholarship, char- acter, leadership, and service. These four criteria are applied in compliance with the national stan- dards of the society. On April 10, 1980, nine members of the Class of 1981 were inducted into the National Honor Society. These students included: Catherine Buonomo, Joseph DiPietro, Alli- son Fisher, David Gustafson, Francine Henault, Mary Herx, Alice Kirk, Suzanne Lamberto, and Nancy Noble. Other seniors were inducted into the society the following school year in Novem- ber. Dr. SethJ. Hudak, Superin- tendent of the West Boylston school system, led the National Honor Society pledge, and Mr. John H. Begley presented the new members with cards and pins. 88 In Memory Of Our Beloved Teacher “Doc” The Students of West Boylston High School Name This Corridor NICHOLAS R. CECCHINI MEMORIAL WING Dedicated I079-XO um WCHOi AS R CiCCKMt SPREE DAY West Boylston High School’s Third Annual Spree Day was held on June 2, 1980. The classes competed in a wide variety of activities which included softball games, pie-eating contests, the platform stand con- test, volleyball, frisbee throw, and the grueling tug-o- war. There was an enormous amount of school spirit shown as each class vied to win first place in every event. It was a day of recreation and enjoyment for everyone who participated. 90 SPREE DAY 92 HOMECOMING DANCE ing Dance was held on the following Satur- day night in the high school gymnasium. The Homecoming Court included Kim Akins, Erin Mahoney, Kathleen Mahoney, Danielle Barton, Natalie Barton, Roberta Mercurio, Francine Henault, and the 1980 Homecoming Queen, Allison Fisher. On the same Saturday, all althletic teams play- ed against millbury. The whole week was a huge success. The West Boylston High School held its annual Homecoming the week of Septem- ber 22nd. During the week, various events were held between the high school classes. Such events included a “Peanut Popper”, “Beggar Man Thief’ contest, “Bubble Gum Blowing contest, and a Scavenger Hunt. The classes of 1981 and 1982 were tied in the weekly competitions. The annual Homecoming Pep Rally was held on Friday of that week, and the Homecom- 94 The Class of 1981 held its Senior Ball at the Sher- aton Yankee Drummer in Auburn on November 21, 1980. Music was provided by Mass Exit. The theme of this year’s Senior Ball was “You are Wonderful Tonight”. THE SENIOR BALL 96 THE SENIOR PLAY — PILLOWTALK “Oh, Cherieeeeeeee!” was thinking of some place where they still play Strauss waltzes. ‘Oh, my ankle!” “If we do this scene one more time “This suits the client?!” “I’m one of your most devoted listeners.” THANK YOU MR. WHITE!!! “Are you going to beat me up?” CAST OF CHARACTERS — P1LL0WTALK Telephone Operator Alice Kirk Jan Morrow Laurie Daignault Supervisor Lisa Boosahda Miss Conrad Nancy Noble Jonathan Forbes Donald Beardsle y Policeman Kenneth Vail Brad Allen Michael Welsh Eileen Elizabeth Sweetman Yvette Jamie Bartlett Alma Mary Herx Bessie Anita Enila Pierot David Gustafson Mrs. Walters . Shelly Smith Miss Dickenson Tern Winston Tony Walters Gregory Danford Marie Allison Fisher Mrs. Frost Suzanne Lamberto Mrs. Ames Annette Renzoni Graham David Carlson Girl in Club Melinda Pratillo Tilda Julie Chevalier Ann AnneMane McLaughlin Man (voice only) Mr. Steven White Director Mr Steven White Student Directors Mary Herx and Nancy Noble BOOSTERS Nov. 24, come on! WTF, let’s get goin’! Another chapter in “Adventures of Susie and Lisa”. Good luck, Charlie! Love, Chris, Kelly, and Jill ROOM SERVICE (Quebec ’80) Best Wishes — Mr. and Mrs. Carlton J. O’Connor Professora — Quieres que cosquilleamos sus pies? — espanol IV Farewell to my BB’s — LauSteFisDonBobSan. Love Ya, Patti S. P. Too bad it didn’t work out! K.H. T. C. — We’ll miss ya when you’re gone. — Corduroy J.D. — How ’bout 188-95 throwback special? Mitch! We’re at a loss for words. — MelAnn Ron — are you making a pass at me? Hey, Ken P. (K.R.), how are your ’roids? Hope you can sit soon. C.K. Two down; two to go! Mair, that’s no wine glass. That’s a fish bowl. Don’t swallow the fish. Terri Best of luck ALNANDAVEM1KESUEWEO! Love, Patty ’82 What’s a test tube doing down there? Cherchez le sucre dans l’Hotel des Gouverneurs. Bridgeton, Maine — summer ’77, ’78, ' 79, ’80 forever. Life in the fast lane — Thanks Mr. White! NN and MH Let’s visit McDonald’s for lunch. “N.P.” Don’t worry about it! I don’t believe this! Yes, I do! We’re going to make it — Running on Empty Mary, we must be crazy! The French Connection — French V ’81 and Mr. Begley! Now don’t make me laugh! Term papers? I can do those in two hours. Thanks Mr. White! An ‘A’ in Math? It must have been my smile! This isn’t funny. It’s a riot! New Year’s Eve? I don’t really remember. I take a spoonful of P.B. every day. Does anyone know how to do analysis? What’s a flow chart? Mr. A., teach History II (OR ELSE)! Noble, without you, I would have gone “mainey”. Mom, I “might” get involved as a student director. Thanks for understanding. What happened when Helen Keller got trapped in the outhouse? Nanc, am I going deaf? “YUP” . . . and I’m just as mad as you are! The crabby little girls of today are the crabby old ladies of tomorrow. Thanks for the crutches AL. We pulled it off! David, are you auditioning for the fourth Beegee? Thanks Nan — pajama party, Hotel des Gouverneurs Mrs. Hubbard, the three yearbook suicide cases pass their layout sheets to next year ' s victims. Good luck. Gus, Weiner, and Nibble Congratulations to the Class of ’81. May God go with you. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Noble Nibble has a cute nose. Mary, is my singing really that bad? “YUP!” If one more person says my slip is showing . . . 100 First Row: Cathy Buonomo (di- vider pages), Melissa Dick, Julie Chevalier, Mary Herx, Nancy Noble, Donna Cooney, Fran- cine Henault (business man- ager). Second Row: Mrs. Shar- ron Hubbard, advisor, Alice Kirk, David Gustafson, Elise Trudeau. Absent when picture was taken: Gina Kanerva (cover and title page designer) Sitting: Alice Kirk, Joseph DiPietro, Miss Mary Salmon (advisor). Standing: Cathy Buonomo (treasurer), Francine Henault (vice-president), David Gustafson (secretary), Mary Herx, Suzanne Lamberto, Allison Fisher (president), and Nancy Noble NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY YEARBOOK STAFF 102 STUDENT COUNCIL AND CLASS OLLICERS Class of 1981: First Row: Francine Henault (president), Julie Cheva- lier (vice-president), Jamie Bartlett (secretary), Mitchell Sanders (treasurer). Second Row: Mrs. Marsha Hudson, advisor, Gregory Danford (representative to the state Board of Education), Mary Herx (student councilor), Alice Kirk (student councilor), Allison Fisher (student councilor) Class of 1982: First Row: Mrs. Marsha Hudson, advisor, Carrie McNeill (president), Matthew Colangelo (vice-president), Lynn Labossiere (secretary), Natalie Barton (treasurer). Second Row: Irene Desroches (student councilor), Diane Cronin (student counci- lor), Judy Richinick (student councilor), Roberta Mercurio (repre- sentative to the state Board of Education) Class of 1983: First Row: Kathleen Mahoney (president), Danielle Barton (vice-president), Elisabeth Colangelo (secretary), Gary Mul- len (treasurer). Second Row: Brian Teague (student councilor), Kelly Avery (student councilor), Marie McGrain (student councilor) Class of 1984: First Row: Mrs. Marsha Hudson, advisor, Aaron Goodale (vice-president), Kim Akins (president), Karen Hill (treasurer), Cheryl Carlson (secretary). Second Row: Shelley Sirmans (student councilor), Kimberly Kenneway (student councilor), Erin Mahoney (student councilor) 103 FRENCH CLUB First Row: David Gustafson, Cathy Buonomo, Don- na Cooney, Lisa Ledoux, Jamie Bartlett, Carolyn Downer, Mary Herx, Nancy Noble, Melissa Dick, Elise Trudeau. Second Row: Mile. Angelina Scopelli- ti, advisor, Kathleen Mahoney, Laura Danford, Alice Kirk, Lynn Bernstein, Holly Carlson. Third Row: Timothy Bahn, Amy Daigneau, Deborah MacKizer, Heidi Cook, Kristen Knoebber, Laurie Buck, Lauren Lankton, Theresa Bruhn, Kim Boosahda, Elisabeth Colangelo, Alison Ackert, Natalie Barton, Judy Richinick, Melanie Lavoie, Kim Akins, Erin Mahoney, Natalie Danford. Fourth Row: Tina Ledoux, Jennifer Dick, Kimberly Kenneway, Karen Hill, Jill Lepore, Lisa Fortin, Susan Brunelle, Karen Ekberg, Diane Cronin, Irene Desroches, Melissa Berg, Melinda Pratillo. Fifth Row: Ann Peter- son, Terri Bahn, Amy Smith, Rachel Kardon, Greg- ory Osthues, Scott Baker, Joseph Bostek. On October 4 thru 7, the French IV and V students traveled to Quebec to practice the French language and to increase their knowledge of the French- Canadian culture. Quebec pictures shown on this page, clockwise from the top, are: St. Anne de Beaupre cathedral, a farmhouse restaurant, and Montmorency waterfalls. 104 SPANISH CLUB First Row: LeeAnn Stewart, Cynthia Crane, Kathryn Harris, Mau- reen Arsenault, Rebecca Parker, Debra Slack, Tony Barsamian, Bradley Caldbeck, James Jardine, Michael Drake, Christopher Her- bert. Second Row: Christine Leavitt, Katherine Kirk, Sharon Mur- phy, Lynn Labossiere, Marie McGrain, Melissa Mard, Laura Cle- mence, Susan Macomber, Russell Howard, Brent Rose. Third Row: Donna Groccia, Michelle Flagg, Holly Gardner, Patricia Fallon, Cheryl Carlson, Erin Sheehan, Danielle Barton, Susan Lindberg, Philip Blaisdell, David Cullen, Timothy Scott. Fourth Row: Geri Wennerholt, Sharon Blakeney, Diana Dalton, Mary Aziz, Lisa Falla- vollita, Linda Brearley, Kelly Avery, James DePatsy, Benjamin Peterson, Michael Verdini, Richard Fisher, Jeffrey Burke, Mrs. Mar- sha Hudson, advisor. Fifth Row: Ernie Pappanastos, Ian Gilley, Steven Woods, Jean Trudeau, Deborah Borci, Mark Pogharian, Gary Mullen, Kreg Hesemeyer, Andrew Quinn 105 LITERARY MAGAZINE First Row: Julie Chevalier, Deb- orah MacKizer. Second Row: Mr. Steven White, advisor, Ter- ri Bahn, Ann Peterson, Amy Daigneau. Third Row: Elisabeth Colangelo, Donna Lunt, Patri- cia Fallon Left to Right: Patricia Fallon, William Supernor, Allison Fisher, Scott Kardon, Amy Daigneau BLUE AND WHITE NEWSPAPER STAFF GOVERNMENT CLUB Left to Right: Mitchell Sanders, Patricia Fallon, Scott Kardon, Suzanne Lamberto, David Gus- tafson, Holly Gardner, Mr. Gregory Roche, advisor Left to Right (seated): Cynthia Magaw, Pamela Stevens, Babet- te Smith, Lorraine Hartwell, Christine Leavitt, Michelle Flagg, Roberta Smith. Left to Right (standing): Jane Mosman, Diana Carlson, Mr. Philip Donohue, advisor, Deborah McMillan, Allyson Gould, Mol- ly McCabe, Ann Peterson, San- dra Erickson, Loreen Pasquale BUSINESS CLUB 107 ARCHERY CLUB First Row: Tom Farnsworth, Mr. Steven White, Kevin La- Plume, Christopher Herbert. Second Row: William Super- nor, Andreas Klein, Christ- opher Soter First Row: Brian Pyche, Whit- ney Brown, Paul Wilmot, Joseph DiPietro, Kenneth Vail, Brian Testarmata. Second Row: Mr. Joseph Garofoli, advisor, Sarah Goodale, Elissa Gullett, Julie Chevalier, Lisa Boosahda, Elizabeth Sweetman, Kenneth Pustis. Third Row: Elizabeth Bruhn, Kristen Knoebber, Pat- ty Avery, Jamie Bartlett, Cathy Buonomo, Donald Beardsley. Fourth Row: Matthew Colange- lo, Gloriann White, Maria Mar- rino, Scott Barakian VARSITY CLUB 108 GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB First Row: Loreen Pasquale, Molly McCabe, Erin Tully, Carol Menard, Sharon Solitro, Gina Kanerva, Whitney Brown. Second Row: Christopher Her- bert, Stephen Parkin, Helen Derby, Mrs. Emily Boosahda, advisor, Roberta Mercurio, Kristine Erickson, Alison Ben- nett, Glenda Luce, Kristen Boosahda, Cathy Buonomo, Mary-Kate Grady. Third Row: Alison Ackert, Melinda Pratil- lo, Deborah Goodale, Philip Blaisdell, Shelley Sirmans, Kim Boosahda, Margaret Wild, Anne Horgan, Judy Rotti. Fourth Row: Brian Bay, Sarah Goodale, Anita Haddad, Maria Marrino, Gloriann White, Ian Gilley, Elizabeth Bruhn, Eric Kistler, William Cummings, Pe- ter Henault, A1 Rotti ART CLUB First Row: Edward Ramstrom, Kenneth Openshaw, Michael Welsh, Sarah Goodale, Joseph Miglionico, Tom Gordon, Michael Robidoux, Mr. Gerald Silven, advisor. Second Row: James Cusanello, Brian Hop- per, Troy Leonard, Robert De- villers, Alex Fallavollita, Jeffrey Burke, Pedar Gilley. Third Row: Edward Sears, Kevin Novia, Jane Mosman, Michael Gallant, Kevin Bousquet, Eric Kistler, Lawrence Whitman, Steven McGuiggan. Fourth Row: Kenneth Boucher, Ronald Ramstrom, Timothy Nagle, Robert Cooke, Mr. Roche (??), Michael Uhten- woldt 109 DRAMA CLUB 1 10 PEP CLUB First Row: William Supernor, Andreas Klein, Aaron Goodale, Mr. Steven White, advisor. Second Row: Kirk Fasshauer, Christopher Soter, Philip Blaisdell, Mary-Anne Been, Terri Bahn, Patricia Fallon, Roberta Mercurio, Melinda Pratillo. Third Row: Elisabeth Colangelo, Amy Smith, Cynthia Crane, Kathryn Harris, Tony Barsamian, Mary Fulginiti, Kathleen Mahoney, Kristen Knoebber, Melanie Lavoie, Kim Akins. Fourth Row: Mitch- ell Sanders, Roberta Smith, Rachel Kardon, Christine Leavitt, Lorraine Hartwell, Scott Kardon, Amy Daigneau, Erin Mahoney, Donna Lunt, Di- ana Dalton. Fifth row: Lisa Boosahda, Melissa Berg, Jamie Bartlett, Julie Chevalier, Deborah Borci The Pep Club for 1980-81 is involved in a number of projects to help build school spirit. Club members are selling pom-pons at football and bas- ketball games. Game ribbons have been sold during some of the major sport events such as the Thanksgiving classic against Grafton. The club sponsors bus trips to take students to some of the sporting events at other schools. Long range plans also include the club’s annual victory dance which will be held in the early spring. The club is looking forward to a peppy, spirited year. Mr. Edward Staples, Advisor JftdlflHi CAMERA CLUB First Row: Kirk Fasshauer, Phi- lip Blaisdell, Michael Haley, Matthew Lavoie, Scott Kardon, David Carlson. Second Row: Mr. Edward Bouvier, advisor, Elizabeth Bruhn, Irene De- sroches, Judy Richinick, Nata- lie Barton, Lynn Labossiere, David Hall, Pamela Bohlin First Row: Mrs. Jean Stuart, librarian, Deborah Thomson, Cynthia Pearcy, William Super- nor, Christopher Herbert. Second Row: Melinda Sarki- sian, Tina Ledoux, Geri Wen- nerholt. LIBRARY CLUB 111 AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB First Row: Brian Hopper, Jef- frey Crane, William Supernor, Mr. Lawrence McGrail, advisor. Second Row: Michael Haley, Scott Kardon, Joseph Mig- lionico. Third Row: Nathaniel Kistler, John Lunt. First Row (sitting): Cande Re- cupero, Paul Southworth, Robert Hammond. Second Row (sitting): Annette Renzoni, Cheryl Ramstrom, Laurie Daig- nault, Stephen Montville, Peter Malkoski, Eric Enhus, Glenda Luce, Stephen Parkin, Mr. George Smalanskas, advisor. Third Row (standing): Mark Nelson, Thomas Cooke, Brian Hopper, David Edilberti, Don- na Ricketts, Edward Sears, Robert Sukis, Richard Nelson, Lawrence Whitman, Jeffrey Genelli, Craig Jacobsen, Richard Rocheleau WORK-STUDY SENIORS CENTRAL DISTRICT PARTICIPANTS SKI CLUB The Ski Club was led by officers Jamie Bartlett, Lisa Boosahda, and Matthew Col- angelo who organized the great fundraiser of the year: a ski swap. Trips were made to the snowy slopes of New Hamp- shire and Vermont, and weekly classes were held at local Mount Wachusett. Mr. Herbert Maynard, advisor The following music students successfully auditioned for the Mass. Central District Band and Chorus: First Row: Mitchell Sanders (bass), Melissa Dick (soprano), Jamie Bartlett(sop- rano), Patricia Fallon (clarinet), Mary-Anne Been (alto). Second Row: Suzanne Lamberto (tenor saxophone), David Gustafson (clarinet), Melanie Lavoie (alto), Christopher Soter (bass), Deborah Borci (soprano), Charlotte Granberg (soprano), Lisa Kittredge (alto) 113 CONCERT BAND Hir tt ,1! lifer fafl FLUTE I: Melinda Pratillo, Deborah Borci, Julie Chevalier, Shelly Smith, Lori Morris, Natalie Barton, Sharon Blakeney, Melissa Berg, Kari Scott, Kathryn Harris FLUTE II: Liisa Tarkiainen, Melanie Lavoie, Debra Hammond, Susan Macomber, Rebecca Spring, Lisa Fortin, Karen Hill, Amy Smith, Cynthia Pearcy CLARINET I: David Gustafson, Lisa Ledoux, Mary Pusds, Terrilynn Bahn CLARINET II: Patricia Fallon, Susan Lindberg, Shelley Sirmans, Margaret Wild ALTO SAX I: Michael Menard, Jeffrey Crane, Kathleen Sweetman, Jill Lepore, Heidi Cook ALTO SAX II: Erin Mahoney, Timothy Bahn, Deborah Slack, Nata- lie Danford BASS CLARINET: Kathleen Mahoney BELLS: Elise Trudeau, Deborah MacKizer TENOR SAX: Suzanne Lamberto, Donald Beardsley BARITONE SAX: Matthew Colangelo, Terry Trask TRUMPET I. Jamie Bartlett, Kenneth Pustis, Mary-Anne Been TRUMPET II: Robin Bagdis, Scott Baker, David Fiske TROMBONE: David Hall TUBA: Aaron Goodale PERCUSSION: Kristine Erickson, Edward Naroian, David Titus, Steven Barakian, Anthony Barsamian, Eric Johnson, James Bart- lett, Maria Marrino, Robert Smiley, William Fallon, Michael Drake EUPHONIUM: Mitchell Sanders Mr. Herbert Maynard, director 114 CONCERT CHORUS SOPRANOS: Jamie Bartlett, Melissa Dick, Carolyn Downer, Char- lotte Granberg, Anita Enila, Melinda Pratillo, Shelly Smith, Elise Trudeau, Roberta Mercurio, Ann Peterson, Melissa Berg, Sharon Blakeney, Lorraine Hartwell, Patricia Fallon, Christine Leavitt, Elis- abeth Colangelo, Cynthia Crane, Kristen Knoebber, Kathryn Har- ris, Beth Robinson, Mary Aziz, Deborah MacKizer, Rachel Kardon, Deborah Borci, Susan Macomber, Lisa Kizzia, Gayle Petty, Kim Akins, Erin Sheehan, Amy Smith CONTRALTOS: Terrilynn Bahn, Mary-Anne Been, Diana Dalton, Kathleen Mahoney, Melanie Lavoie, Erin Mahoney, Wendy Walker, Kerrylynn Boire, AnneMarie McLaughlin, Lisa Kittredge, Roberta Smith, Julie Chevalier, Kelly Avery, Marie McGrain, Kari Scott BASSES: Mitchell Sanders, Frederick Herx, Robert Hammond, Aaron Goodale, Kirk Fasshauer, Christopher Soter, Gregory Wal- lace Mr. Herbert Maynard, director 115 STAGE BAND First Row: Julie Chevalier (flute), Melinda Pratillo (flute), Jamie Bartlett (trumpet), Elise Trudeau (piano), Mitchell Sanders (trum- pet), David Gustafson (tenor saxophone and clarinet), Kenneth Pus- tis (trumpet), Michael Menard (alto saxophone), Suzanne Lamberto (tenor saxophone), Jeffrey Crane (guitar). Second Row: Matthew Colangelo (baritone sax), Deborah Borci (flute), Natalie Danford (alto saxophone), Heidi Cook (alto saxophone), Sharon Blakenev (flute), Deborah MacKizer (piano), David Hall (trombone). Third Row: Susan Lindberg (trombone), Aaron Goodale (trombone), Mr. Herbert Maynard, director. Fourth Row: Tony Barsamian (drums), Eric Johnson (drums) 116 FOOTBALL MARCHING BAND ir First Row: Erin Mahoney (alto saxophone), David Hall (trom- bone), Natalie Danford (alto saxophone), Susan Macomber (flute), Kenneth Pustis (trum- pet), Julie Chevalier (flute), Suzanne Lamberto (tenor sax- ophone), David Gustafson (drum major), Mitchell Sanders (trumpet), Lisa Ledoux (clar- inet). Second Row: Aaron Goodale (tuba), Robert Smiley (drum), Deborah Slack (alto saxophone), Amy Smith (flute), Heidi Cook (alto saxophone), Kathryn Harris (flute), Kath- leen Mahoney (bass clarinet), Anthony Barsamian (drum), Deborah Borci (flute), Terri Bahn (clarinet), William Fallon (cymbals), Timothy Bahn (alto saxophone), Kate Sweetman (alto saxophone), Shelley Sir- mans (clarinet), Mary Pustis (clarinet), Margaret Wild (clar- inet), Sharon Blakeney (flute), Mr. Herbert Maynard (direc- tor), Patricia Fallon (clarinet), Michael Drake (drum) ' 1 05 e UtRt, r r FOOTBALL First Row: Robert Darrah, Stephan Pa- quette, Robert McGrath, Scott Barakian, Joseph DiPietro, Peter Oppici, Kenneth Vail, David Edilberti. Second Row: Coach Gregory Roche, Matthew Colangelo, Arthur Papandrea, Peter Cestodio, Steven Barakian, John Watkins, Kenneth Boucher, Coach Richard Priestley. Third Row: Steven Shea, Matthew Morin, Steven Woods, Mark Scanlon, Mark Webb, Mark Schofield. Fourth Row: Christopher Welburn, James Bartlett, David Cullen, James DePatsy, Richard Fisher. Fifth Row: Coach Robert Winston, Brian Teague, Ernie Pappanastos, Scott McMillan, Timothy Scott. TEAM RE- CORD: Varsity 3-7, Junior Varsity 5-1 121 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Patty Avery, Melanie Lavoie, Jo-ann Pellegrini, Mary Fulginiti, Alli- | son Fisher, Lori Morris, Elise Trudeau, Alison Ackert, Natalie Bar- ton, Kristen Knoebber, Maria Marrino. Absent from picture: Coach Virginia White JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS (Seated) Erin Mahoney, Kathleen Mahoney; (Standing) Melissa Berg, Lynn Labossiere, Lisa Fallavollita, Erin Sheehan, Mary Aziz, Danielle Barton, Kelly Avery 123 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY First Row: Diana Dalton, Mary-Anne Been, Elisabeth Colangelo, Jane Haddad, Jamie Bartlett, Anne Priestley, Anne Herx, MaryBeth Pustis. Second Row: Coach Beverly Schofield, Donna Groccia, Margaret Hudak, Pamela Stevens, Allyson Gould, Gloriann White, Diane Cronin, Roberta Mercurio, Cynthia Cusanello, Elizabeth Bruhn, Deborah McMillan RECORD: 0-13-1 124 JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY First Row: Lee Stewart, Kerry Boire, Katharine Kirk, Kathryn Harris, Christine Zona, Kim Boosahda, Jill Lepore, Kimberly Kenneway, Deborah Thomson, Theresa Bruhn. Second Row Joseph Maclean, manager, Wendy Walker, Shelley Sirmans, Lynn Bernstein, Beth Robinson Sharon Murphy, Susan Lindberg, Natalie Danford, Deborah Slack, Cynthia Pearcy, Laurie Buck, Lauren Lankton, Heidi Cook, Coach Grace Leslie. RECORD: 2-11-1 SOCCER VARSITY SOCCER First Row: Stephen Pusateri, Frank Drees, Brian Buck, Kenneth Pustis, Donald Beardsley, Mitchell Sanders, Jeffrey Bender, Gregory Danford. Second Row: David Flail, Coach Butcher, Robert Smiley, Kevin O’Brien, Kreg Hesemeyer, Andreas Klein, Brent Rose. RECORD: 2-13 126 . jfl Of P ' Bi m • 4 Mr JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER First Row: Michael Haley, Andrew Beardsley, Brendan O’Brien, Rachel Kardon, Russell Howard, Gregory Wallace. Second Row: Raymond Moher, Kristen Boosahda, Joseph Miglioni- co, Frederick Herx, Joseph Santoian, William Fallon, Coach Rousseau BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Michael Diverdi, Coach Justin McGrath, Brian Testarmata, Paul Wilmot, Terry Trask. Second Row: Andrew Quinn, Paul Wren, Stephen Witkus, Gregory Osthues. Third Row: Ron Goodale, Scott Baker RECORD: 15-3 128 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY First Row: AnneMarie McLaughlin, Elissa Gullett, Elizabeth Sweetman, Julie Chevalier, Holly Gardner, Nancy Noble. Second Row: Melissa Mard, Sarah Goodale, Kate Sweetman, Kim Kyes, Erin Tully, Maureen Arsenault, Coach Edward Bouvier. RECORD: 11-8 129 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Arthur Papandrea, Donald Beardsley, Joseph DiPietro, Michael Swalec, Ronald Parker. Second Row: Eric Johnson, Terry Trask, Coach Diamantopolis, Douglas Gray, James Watkins, James Bartlett, manager. BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Christopher Welburn, Gregory Wallace, David Cusanello, Matthew Morin, John Carrigan, Michael Maino. Second Row: James Bartlett, manager, Steven Woods, Mark Webb, Coach Bonci, John Lepore, Kreg Hesemeyer, Ernie Pappanastos 132 FRESHMEN BOYS’ BASKETBALL First Row: Patrick Horgan, Jeffrey Gordon, Andrew Beardsley, Todd Bagdis, Scott Nelson, David Johnson, Randy Finn. Second Row: Richard Fisher, Scott Baker, Scott McMillan, David Cullen, Coach Ronald Ekblom, Mark Scanlon, Joseph Bostek, Craig Halloran, Joseph Borci First Row: Kate Sweetman, Theresa Bruhn, Lauren Lankton, Francine Henault, Terri Winston, Dianne Lane. Second Row: Cynthia Cusanello, Diane Cronin, Heather Gardner, Coach Richard Priestley, Charlotte Granberg, AnneMarie McLaughlin, Elizabeth Bruhn GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL 134 GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Kim Akins, Kim Boosahda, Laurie Buck, Kerry Boire. Second Row: Deborah Thomson, Geri Wennerholt, Maureen Arsenault, Coach Kevin Smith, Cynthia Pearcy, Beth Robinson, Kristen Boosahda. CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS First Row: Erin Sheehan, Linda Brearley, Kelly Avery, Sharon Murphy. Second Row: Amy Daigneau, Erin Mahoney, Danielle Barton, Kim Kyes, Melanie Lavoie. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Mascot: Irene Desroches. First Row: Julie Chevalier, Maria Marrino, Natalie Barton, Kristen Knoebber, Kathleen Mahoney. Second Row: Patty Avery, Lori Morris, Elise Trudeau, Lynn Labossiere. 138 CLASS OF 1982 JUNIORS Alison Ackert Patricia Avery Robin Bagdis Terrilynn Bahn Steven Barakian Anthony Barsamian Natalie Barton Brian Bay Terri Beardsley Mary-Anne Been Melissa Berg Sharon Blakeney Deborah Borci Kenneth Boucher Elizabeth Bruhn Marianne Camarra Robert Carlson Peter Cestodio Matthew Colangelo Patricia Cooke Diane Cronin William Cummings Cynthia Cusanello Diana Dalton Corinne Day Gary Dean Patricia Dellasanta Joan DePatsy Irene Desroches Michael DiVerdi Sandra Erickson Jeffrey Faford Patricia Fallon John Ferriter James Flagg David Fortin Mary Fulginiti Anne Gallant Matthew Lavoie Christine Leavitt Thomas Leavitt Heather Gardner Thomas Gordon Allyson Gould Douglas Gray Donna Groccia Anita Haddad Michael Haley David Hall Lorraine Hartwell Matthew Heintzelman William Henault Anne Herx John Horgan Margaret Hudak Edward Jenkins Eric Johnson Scott Kardon Nathaniel Kistler Lisa Kittredge Judith Kula Lynn Labossiere Jeffrey Leonardi Russell MacIntyre Molly McCabe Deborah McMillan Carrie McNeill Roberta Mercurio Joseph Miglionico Thomas Milton Lori Morris Kevin Novia Kevin O’Brien Arthur Papandrea Loreen Pasquale Jo-Ann Pellegrini Ann Peterson Anne Priestley Mary Pustis Ronald Ramstrom Judy Richinick Steven Shea Theresa Solitro Pamela Stevens Kathleen Sweetman Robert Tomczyk Lynne Townsend Terry Trask Jean Trudeau Michael Uhtenwoldt Michael Verdini John Watkins Gloriann White Stephen Witkus William York Also: James Cusanello, Muriel Fraser, Pedar Gilley, Diane Kosinchuk, Robert Kyes, Raymond Moher, Steven McGuiggan, and Paul Wren 142 Maryanne Attella CLASS OF 1983 James Bartlett SOPHOMORES Danielle Barton Philip Blaisdell Pamela Bohlin Kerrylynn Boire Kim Boosahda Kevin Bousquet Linda Brearley Theresa Bruhn Laurie Buck Jeffrey Burke Diana Carlson John Carrigan Elisabeth Colangelo Heidi Cook Robert Cooke Cynthia Crane David Cusanello Amy Daigneau Laura Danford James Enila Alex Fallavollita Thomas Farnsworth Kirk Fasshauer Michele Flagg Michael Gallant Ian Gilley Sarah Goodale Darryn Goodnow John Gordon Richard Harper Ronald Harper Kathryn Harris Peter Henault Christopher Herbert Frederick Herx Kreg Hesemeyer Katherine Kirk Eric Kistler Lisa Kizzia Andreas Klein Kristen Knoebber Lauren Lankton Kevin LaPlume Kelley-Marie Leonard John Lepore Susan Lindberg Keith Loughiin Donna Lunt Deborah MacKizer Joseph Maclean Cynthia Magaw Kathleen Mahoney Michael Maino Melissa Mard Maria Marrino Robert Martin Marie McGrain Matthew Morin Jane Mosman Gary Mullen Also: Sonya Bemis, David Brown, Lisa Burns, Scott DePatsy, Robert Devillers, John McLaughlin, Mark Roberge, Michael Roberge, Michael Robidoux, Heidi Smedberg, and James Watkins Kelly Murphy Sharon Murphy Timothy Nagle Bridgid O’Brien Kenneth Openshaw Gregory Osthues Ernest Pappanastos Mark Pogharian Andrew Quinn Beth Robinson Albert Rotti Judith Rotti Kevin Santoian Kari Scott Robert Smiley Babette Smith Roberta Smith Christopher Soter LeeAnn Stewart Dawn Stone William Supernor Liisa Tarkiainen Brian Teague David Toppin Darren Vokes Wendy Walker Gregory Wallace Mark Webb Christopher Welburn Tammy White Steven Woods Christine Zona 145 CLASS OF 1984 FRESHMEN Todd Bagdis Timothy Bahn Scott Baker Andrew Beardsley Lynn Bernstein Kristen Boosahda Joseph Borci Joseph Bostek Susan Brunelle Jeffrey Bump Karen Buonomo Bradley Caldbeck Janet Carelli Cheryl Carlson Holly Carlson Michelle Chenard Laura Clemence Jeffrey Cranston David Cullen Natalie Danford Debbie Dellasanta Rose Dostourian Michael Drake Karen Ekberg Kim Akins Maureen Arsenault Mary Aziz James DePatsy Jennifer Dick Joseph DiPilato Lynne Enhus Jayne Faford Lisa Fallavollita William Fallon Richard Fisher David Fiske 146 Lisa Fortin William Gambaccini Aaron Goodale Jeffrey Gordon Mary-Kate Grady John Gray Jane Haddad Lynn Lajoie Lisa Larose Melanie Lavoie Mark Leavitt Tina Ledoux Jill Lepore Richard Maclean Craig Halloran Debra Hammond Marten Hebert Karen Hill Patrick Horgan Russell Howard James Jardine David Johnson Rachel Kardon Kimberly Kenneway Susan Macomber Erin Mahoney Thomas Martin Brian McGuiggan Scott McMillan Scott Nelson Brendan O’Brien Rebecca Parker 147 Melissa Pasquale Cynthia Pearcy Benjamin Peterson Gayle Petty Mark Pruneau Laurie Quiry David Roberts Richard Robinson Brent Rose Melinda Sarkisian Mark Scanlon Mark Schofield Timothy Scott Erin Sheehan Shelley Sirmans Debora Slack Amy Smith Kim Spratt Rebecca Spring Thomas Swalec Deborah Thomson Erin Tully Geri Wennerholt Margaret Wild Judith-Ann Young Also: Michelle Fernsten, David Hayes, Kim Kyes, Robert Finn 148 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 WEST BOYLSTON TEACHERS ’ ASSOCIATION 150 151 Road Service 835-4442 Towing Service Sterling St. Amoco All Types of Repair Work Mass. Insp. Station W. (Ryron) Fraser 44 Sterling St. Owner West Boylston, Mass. 152 Compliments of THE WEST BOYLSTON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 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 155 Lancaster - na Lumber Co. fJ ' We ' ll Meet Most Advertised Specials and Building 3 Ma teriu Is RETAIL • WHOLESALE INDUSTRIAL LUMBER . . . COMPLETE REMODELING MATERIALS • Pre-Hung Doors fir Windows • Insulation • Weyerhaeuser G.P Paneling e Andersen Window Walls e Masonite OPEN DAILY 7:30 - 4:30 P.M. SATURDAYS 7 JO • 12 NOON Sisffti 422-7701 8 ? 12 - STERLING Road 4 ■ MM M.M •OtCHTll IVV M (TMIIN 3 mini | | •«’� ACIII THE AQUARIUM CENTER 287 W. Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. 835-4572 “The Most Complete Line of Tropical Fish and Accessories in Central Mass.” 156 Andy’s Sunoco Truk- A way Inc. Service Station Tires, Batteries, Accessories, Road Service, 124 Hartwell St. Electronic Tune-Up, Tires Balanced, West Boylston, Mass. Minor Repair Work 21 West Boylston St., West Boylston, Mass. Tel. 835-4435 835-6001 157 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 Compliments of McFee and Newton Bob Ramstrom’s Mobil 814 W. Boylston St. — 82 W. Boylston St. 159 H.R. PRESCOTT SONS, INC. 165 HARTWELL ST., WEST BOYLSTON, MA. 01583 CARS FORD TRUCKS “Your FORD dealer fyr over fifty years.” SUNNYSIDE MOTOR CO., INC. Dan Harrington Holden, Massachusetts Tel. 829-4333 Consumers Come See us for a New Account Greendale Office Connecting all offices 754-2653 Consumers Savings Bank (3 PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK WORCESTER AUBURN WEST BOYLSTON WESTBORO HOLDEN 791-3861 ROUTE 12 CITGO Complete Auto Repair Foreign and Domestic Cars Route 12 West Boylston 835-4400 161 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 GEORGE J. MEYER MANUFACTURING was West Boylston Branch West Boylston Mass. 01583 MEADOWBROOK IGA W. Boylston St. W. Boylston Paul Brenda Werme Enjoy 617 835-6059 617 835-6050 MEOLA’S GOOD MILK TOWN COUNTRY Add to your Health MOTOR SALES Also Try Our Delicious Ice Cream Made From Our Own Daily Fresh Cream 26 West Boylston St. Junction Routes 12 140 West Boylston, Ma. 01583 A. A. Meola Sons “The Finest Deals On Wheels” Kevin Melkonian David Melkonian 163 LEONARD ISRAEL REAL ESTATE R.E. Chapman Company Largest and Best Equipped Well Drillers in New England 33 North Main St. West Boylston, MA 352 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. 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 MACHINERY COMPONENTS 651 West Boylston St. Worcester, Mass. 853-4083 MASSACHUSETTS MATERIAL RESEARCH, INC. 241 West Boylston Street West Boylston, Massachusetts 01583 Tel. 617-835-6262 L.B. WHEATON, INC. Established 1895 Photographic Supplies Lincoln Plaza Shopping Center Worcester, Mass. 852-3730 165 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 Illinois Inc. Nypromas Inc. Nypro Puerto Rico Inc. Pyrotherm Inc. Skor-Mor Products Inc. Spectrum Inc. Nypro Hong Kong Ltd. Strata Inc. 166 4 WORCESTER CONTROLS CORPORATION Hartwell St. West Boylston, MA 167 COMPLIMENTS OF WEST BOYLSTON’S PROFESSIONALS Mr. Robert Winston Dr. Albert Anthony Mr. Anthony Goral Mr. and Mrs. James Reardon Dr. Eero Aijala Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Halpin Dr. John Mercaldo Dr. Allen Ward Dr. John Swalec Dr. Warren Trow Dr. James Blodgett Dr. Thomas Kim Dr. Demetre Tsagro nis Bernier and Bonci, Accountants Dr. John Sanders Dr. David Cavan 168 Valtec ( orp. 99 I lartwrll Si. Wrsl hoylslun. Muss. Goodwin Widing Realty Centerwood Terrace 835-6065 244 West Boylston Street West Boylston, MA “Complete Real Estate Service” CAPRERA CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 240 Shrewsbury St. Boylston, Mass. 01505 WEST BOYLSTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 12 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. 835-3877 835-4877 AARON GOODALE III, Agent 170 TEL. (617) 835-6258 29 PROSPECT ST. W. BOYLSTON, MA 01583 NEW ENGLAND INSTITUTE OF COMPARATIVE MEDICINE SMALL AND LARGE ANIMAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY R. TASHJIAN, V.M.D., PRES. D. ZARISH, D.V.M. C. KINDERMAN, D.V.M. L. HEYMANN, D.V.M. J. MILES, D.V.M. Congratulations from WINSTON PHARMACY West Boylston, Mass. Your West Boylston Prescription Center Marshall S. Werblin, Pharmacist 171 Gould Funeral Home, Inc. 1 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. 835-3541 Robert D. Gould Registered Director and Embalmer Compliments of The Fair Rte. 12, West Boylston Strand’s Ski Shop 1 West Boylston Drive Worcester, Mass. 172 Congratulations Class of ’81 Howard Johnson’s Rt. 12 West Boylston, MA. Motor Lodge — 835-4456 Restaurant — 835-3420 173 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 1981 174 Tel. (617) 835-6054 Value PHARMACY Medical Equipment, Hospital Beds, Wheelchairs Sales Rental William B. Collins, B.S., R.Ph. 71 Sterling Street West Boylston, MA 01583 175 Congratulations Class of ’81 Refco, Inc. 730 Main Street Boylston, Mass. Cutting Tools and Abrasives For Industry Line Fuller Russ Fuller Bob Hanna Don Adams Mark FulIer 176 ST. PIERRE MANUFACTURING CORPORATION industrial chains tire chains pitching horseshoes fire ladders 317 E. Mountain St. Worcester, Mass. Phone 835-4029 Master 8646 Paul Lenkarski Plumbing Heating Sprinklers Residential Commercial Industrial P.O. Box 352 West Boylston, Mass. 01583 Complete Line of Building Material BEN TEDESCO BUILDERS SUPPLIES CO., INC. 927 W. BOYLSTON STREET WORCESTER, MASS. 01606 PHONE 852-8555 BEN TEDESCO Safes Tel. 753-8101 Caola Bros. Locksmiths 385 Park Avenue Worcester, Mass. 01610 Locks SUPER CUT FOR GUYS GALS BLOW CUTTING, PERMANENTS, COLOR Lee-Paul’s Hairstyling MASTERCHARGE VISA ACCEPTED 852-8752 352 WEST BOYLSTON STREET W. BOYLSTON, MA 01583 Compliments of Duncan M. Gillies Co. Inc. PHONE 835-4004 West Boylston Bicycle Shop NEW — USED REBUILT BICYCLES PARTS ACCESSORIES REPAIRS DONE ON ALL MAKES Open Sunday thru Friday 193 W. Boylston St. Closed Saturdays West Boylston, MA 01583 177 Best Wishes From Franklin Manor Restaurant CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1981 Luncheons, Dinners and Parties Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 LANDSCAPING THE CHOICE OF THOSE WHO DEMAND NURSERY THE BEST EXCAVATING RON’S SOUND RECORDING SERVICE 84 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Ma. 01583 (617) 835-4763 CUSTOM INDOOR • OUTDOOR • SYSTEMS • SHOWS • GRADUATIONS • CONCERTS • OUTING • MEETINGS DISC DEMO ' S • PRESSING • OPEN REEL • 8 TRACK AND CASSETTE DUPLICATION • DISCO NOSTALGIA RECORD HOPS j� T SALES • RENTALS • REPAIRS X— i 835-3620 Ron George Electronic Sound 140 Pierce Street Technician West Boylston, Mass. 178 AN ECONOMY MUFFLER CENTER 853-1950 853-2855 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 JERRY’S HARDWARE 1154 West Boylston St. Worcester, Mass. Scotts Lawn Seed and Fertilizer California Paint and Cuprinol Stain Footnotes Ladies Footwear t FOOTNOTES, INC. Ladies Footwear fiESESBE ■ A-; - ' , V - v = sa lEaJi ill ■ mmu ■ BSE! ss “Quality Merchandise at Discount Prices” CHARLES LEROUX Tel. 835-6071 MEATMASTER INC. 76 Central St. West Boylston, Mass. 01583 Fresh Wrapped Meats ‘Freezer Orders Wholesale and Retail FRIENDLY ICE CREAM West Boylston FOREIGN DOMESTIC pyss VILLAGE AUTOMOTIVE SALES-SERVICE Philip Steenstra 280 W. Boylston St. (Rt. 12) W. Boylston, Mass (617) 835 3840 179 PINECROFT DIARY 555 Prospect Street CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’ 81 Compliments of THE WEST BOYLSTON FIREMEN’S ASSOCIATION AND WOMAN’S AUXILIARY 180 1910-1981 Owned By Those We Serve Your MUNICIPAL LIGHTING PLANT West Boylston Low Cost Electricity 181 There’s always one that soars above the rest. In class rings, announcements, diplomas, c lub 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 182 WALKER WALKER MAGNETIC CHUCKS BUX MAGNETIC DRILL STANDS WALKER-BUX LIFT MAGNETS O.S. WALKER CO., INC., ROCKDALE ST., WORCESTER, MA 01606 Tei. 835-6296 SCANLON OIL SERVICE HEATING OILS 24 HR. BURNER SERVICE Hosmer St. Box 83 Oakdale, Mass. BERNIE SCANLON 01539 Congratulations EMERGENCY SERVICE TEL. 835-4092 DAVID. W. EAGAN PLUMBING HEATING REMODELING — REPAIR — NEW INSTALLATION KEYES ST. LIC. 16263 WEST BOYLSTON, MASS. Compliments Route 12 West Boylston, MA 01583 Tel: 835-4690 Ra Y Chevalier “Best of Luck” WINTHROP STUDIO 49 CENTRAL STREET WEST BOYLSTON, MA. 835-4880 185 I love you not only for what you are, but for what I am when I am with you. 186 I love you not only for what you have made of yourself , but for what you are making of me. 187 I love you because you have done more than any blessing could have done to make me good and more than any fate could have done to make me happy. 188 You have done it by being yourself. Perhaps that is what being a friend means af- ter all. H v • Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carolina Arnold Lohmann, Attleboro Falls. MA BEAMAN MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY WEST BOYLSTON, MASSACHUSETTS