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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

PROPERTY OF Sfamatt fHmorial Publir ffithrary West Boylston, Mass. Presented by Class of 1982 Received June 1982 No. TABLE OF Title Page Prologue Dedication Senior Section Faculty Appreciation Page Activities 2 CONTENTS Sports 103 U nderclassmen Clubs Yearbook Appreciation Page Boosters 123 143 160 161 Parents’ Page 162 Ads 163 3 As we stand upon the threshold of our tomorrows, The clock resounds a final stroke of twelve. 4 As we glance back through the doorway. Fond memories of our childhood days pass by, And we smile as we recall our first day of school. 6 7 The friends who were always there to inspire us, to help us, and to love us will never be forgotten. 9 DEDICATION OF THE 1982 LION’S ROAR The dedication of a yearbook is always very special to many people. Much time and careful consideration is put into choosing someone for this honor. This year, the honor is given to a person who has been an exceptional friend, as well as an understanding teacher. Her many hours of hard work and patience have not gone unnoticed. Our love and many thanks go out to Mrs. Marsha Hudson, who has helped to make our high school years so memorable. 11 Slowly and proudly we turn as the door gently closes behind us. 12 Full of hope we take a step forward . . . “No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. William Blake PATRICIA JOAN AVERY “Lingering as the dying do between that Itfe just past and the still unknown, l only know enough about myself as yet to know that I don 7 know enough. ” Tricia” . Ken . . . Well, Yay, Yay, Yay, Hampton . Remember When . . . Endless Love . . Cheerleading . . Tacos . . . Yumbo Mocha Chip . DIET . . . Kel Chris . . . Shut-up, Cuz . . . Kaxi, BFF Yanks Daddy’s little girl munchies wicked mint BOYS! . . Why Me. ' ” . Steve, Sandy, Fish . . . Green M M’s . . . friends? . . . Yup . . . I want to be alone!” . . Football Cheerleading 10,11,12; Basket- ball Cheerleading 9,10,11,12. Softball 9,10,1 1,12; An Club 8,9,10,1 1,12; Varsi- ty Club 10,1 1,12; Pep Club 8,9,10,1 1,12; Drama Club 8; Psychology Club 12; Chor- us 8,9,10; Pom-Pom Girl 8,9; Shop 10; Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball; Sr. Play; Homecoming Committee. ALISON ADELE ACKJERT “l will get ready, then perhaps my chance will Going up, up, up VT Hey, Mill- bury? Pink Floyd . 4 . Quebec Sailing Judy — You’d better I go Pogo Lion Painters Anonymous Julie. We missed the Exit — Again? Te, Ju, Na, Lin Na Wo? . Face Program . . Trip??? . . . Ski! Ice Age . . Remember . . Chorus 8,9, French Club 9,10,1 1,12; Art Club 8,9,10, 12, Pep Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 8.9.10.11.12, Football Cheerleading 10.11.12, Basketball Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Musicals 11,12, Play Com- petitions 9,10,11,12; Sr. Play, Yearbook Committee. ROBIN MARIE BAGDIS “To every sunrise there ' s a new beginning and to every sunset there ' s a memory. Friends . . . Weekends . . music . . . trumpet Rachael and Heather Oakdale . Jayne, Katy, Sue . . . mun- chies sorta . . Robbie, Janet, Kathy ... Burger King . . 12 12 81 .. I’m bored DIET Remember When Irene, Carrie, Lori . Riunite Why me ... P. Street . . Malden . . Band 8,9, 10,11,12; Football Band 8,9 1 1 , Pom-Pom Girl 10; Pep Club 8,9,10; An Club 9; Psychology Club 12; Sr. Play. TERRILYNN MARGARET BAHN “If you dream it, you can achieve it. If you believe it, you can become it. Tern Diana, Ann, Alison, Cindy . Quebec ’80 — room service, s’il vous plait! It’smeah . . . DRAMA MASP . ' 81 Miltonites . bouncing off the walls hugs Boston . LINE! . . . AMC (kids), GL . . . “Can I borrow . . . ?” ... passing notes . . Terry Tania . . ADIB COZ, F105 . . Mrs. Rose, Henrietta, Miss G., Madame President . semi-prep Drama Club 10,11,12, Hello Dolly cast; South Pacific cast; Play competitions 10,11,12; The Mouse That Roared cast; National Honor Society 11,12; French Club 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11, 12; Foot- ball Band 11,12; Psychology Club 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff; Literary Magazine 10,1 1. 19 STEVEN GREGORY BARAKIAN “Fur long you live and high you fly, and smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry, and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Chooch B-rake Duke Family chico 1, chico 3 Hey Rush WTF . Lisa . . . Co-Co . . Carly ... 72 Thunderbird Drive-In gang M M. G G N.B. A.R the mechanic is Chester Down 1 10 without rear axle What’s a detention.- ' . Thanks for the dirt Shea $ 1 .20 towards Hampton break down lane . . . litter patrol . . Stones concert no matter what . Pink Floyd Led Zep Doors Ted Nugent . . The Who . . Party 82 . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . Rush Goodbye W.B.H.S. Football 9, 10,1 1,12; Football Band 9; Bas- ketball 9; Tennis 9,10, Band 8,9, 10,11,12 (President — 12); Senior Play. ANTHONY JOSEPH BARSAMIAN JR. “We should appreciate what we have instead of worrying about what we haven’t — and enjoy what is before it isn ' t!” Bars” Mari, Irene, Deb, Matt, Kath, Eh- . . . S.M.I. . . . Chinese Food . . . Armenian Power Palace Playland — Old Orchard Beach Maine!!! . Atlantic Ave. Luther Billis . . . Shish-Kabab . . . “Zildjian Cymbols” . Ludwig . . . Papa’s Pizza . . SNS . . Seniors ’82 . . . Football 9; Basketball 9; Track 10; Ski Club 8,9; Spanish Club 11,12; Latin Club 9; Class President 8,9,12; Student Gov- ernment Day Rep., Central District Band 8; Chorus 9; Band 8,9,10,1 1,12; Football Band 8,9,10,11,12, Stage Band 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 11,12; Senior Class Play; Bye, Bye, Birdie, Anything Goes, Hello Dolly, South Pacific, Music- als 8,9,10,11,12. NATALIE MARIE BARTON BRIAN ANTHONY BAY If we didn ' t work in school, it wouldn ' t be so hard! !” Dear Faculty and Fellow Students: It has been a great time going to school here. I hate to see students grow up and move away because I may never see some of you again. Good luck in the future. Track 8,9; Varsity Track 10. “I am not afraid of tomorrow for l have seen yesterday and l love today. “Nat” . . . Steve . Nantasket Beach — Summer of’81 H R. A. Lynn, Lori, Judy, Alison . Softball . . Cheerlead- ing 2 Lynn — green eyes? Homecoming ’80 . . Lori — Wednesday night — I’ll be there! . . . Quebec . . . Memories . . . Football Cheerleading 10,11,12; Basket- ball Cheerleading 9,10,11, (co-captain 12), Softball 10,11,12; French Club 8,9,10,12; Class Treasurer 9,10,11,12; Camera Club 11, Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Band 8,9,10,1 l;Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Ball Comm.; National Honor Society 11, (treasurer 12); Play Competitions 10,11,12; Sr. Play; Psychology Club 12; Varsity Club (treasurer 12); Yearbook Co- editor. i CYNTHIA LEE BEAM “When all is said and done, there ' s a lot more said than done. Washington ’77 . . Mr. Gamble Our gang: Diana, “my sister , Sharon “I don’t understand” . Rollerskating Yearbook 12, Senior Play 12; Psychology Club 12. TERRI SUZANNE BEARDSLEY “Today is smaller than I thought it would be, and going quickly. I’m in no hurry to be told tomorrow ' s news until tomorrow. Terence . Mair, Kate, Missy, Liz, Glor, Anne, Al, Mary Anne . . . Crash II — That’s what we get for skipping, Liz Penny . in a puff of smoke Oakda- lite . . . Hog Wild . . . Ill ... Risbee . . . snow Malden . ski . Bahamas M M’s Maine . anyone for break- fast? . . . Boston I D. — fall, here com- es a cute one . . . Beatles . . . weekends Thanks, Mrs. B ONH . Italy — Venice . . . Drive-In . . . It’s the laughter we’ll remember . . Red Streak . Ski Club8, 9, 10, 11, 12; An Club 10,1 1,12; French Club 8,9,10,11, Band 8; Night Shop 8,9,11; Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball, Sr. Play. 22 MARY ANNE BEEN 7 will go on shining, shining like brand new. I ' ll never look behind me, my troubles will be few. ” Mair” . . . “Annie” . . AG IV Mary, Terri, Kate, Missy Lisa, Deb — TWHS! . Loop-the-Scoop Daveed . . . Raspberry . . . On School Business . . . Simon’s Rock ... ’81 . . . Pinecroft — “Jenni” . Brutuses Unite! . No Nukes . Landshark! Tweek-tober . . . John, I . . . was that the doorbell? . . . Doobie Bros . . . chocolate . . . purple . Morshanasha . journalism . . . I’m musi- cally inclined . . . Chorus 8,9,10,11,12; Chorus Council 11,12; Band 8,9,10,11,12; Stage Band 9,10,11,12, Football Band 8,9,10,11,12; Central Districts Chorus 10,11,12; Span- ish Club 8,9,10,11,12; Pep Club 8,9,10; Homecoming Comm. 8,9,10; Field Hock- ey 10,1 1,12; School Comm. Rep 12; Stu- dent Council 10,12; Student Advisory Council 12; Play Competitions 10,11,12; Musicals 8,9,10,1 1,12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball, Sr. Play; Yearbook Staff. MELISSA MARIE BERG “Every person has their own eyes to choose the world with. Missy . Hey, Irene and Mary, Friendly ' s — yea! . . Mary, Kate, Terri . . . Charlies Chicks . . skiing . . . Quebec . . Kate, don’t take that picture! . Mary 6c Irene — that’s no puss face I D. — HOLD THEM DEFENSE LAC w LS Field Hockey 9; Cheerleading 9, 10,1 1,12; Track 8,9, 10,1 1,12; French Club 8,9,10,11; Drama Club 8,9,10,11, (presi- dent 12); Pep Club 8,9,10,1 1,12; Ski Club 8,9,10,11,12; Band 8,9,10,11,12; Chorus 8,11,12; Football Band 8,9,10,11, Play Competitions 8,9,10,11,12; Senior Play; Musicals 8,9,10,11,12; National Honor Society. 23 ANDERS OLOV BERGLUND “ School and soccer have given me lots of memor- ies. Too bad we did not win in soccer although we had a great team and a good coach. Antlers . . . Friendly’s . . What ' s up . . . Garfield . My W.M. and I . . home- work . . Lions Den . Horns I don’t know . . . Heavy Metal Forever ... “18” . . A.S.S.E. . . . 1982” . . . long live vol- leyball . . . motorcycles — Yeaaah . . . sports . . . Soccer 12; Basketball manager 12; Track 12; Shop 12. SHARON ELAINE BLAKENEY “You can only live once but if you live right, once is enough .” Shron? . . Shronniebelle?? . . . Chris, Di- ana, Deb, Heather, Cindy, Pat, Mar?, Annabella!! . Hey Jude” . . . N.H. Summer of ’81!! . . N.Y. Summer of ’82!! Don’t call her Dolt!! . . “Give me a BREAK!! MAYBE I don’t care! Pink Elephants? . Roller skat- ing!! O N H Band 8,9,10,1 1,12; Stage Band 1 1; Span- ish Club 8,9,10,11,12; Football Band 8,9,10,1 1,12; Chorus 9,10,1 1,12; Psychology Club 12, Musical 10; Jr. Prom committee. Yearbook committee 11; National Honor Society 12. DEBORAH MARIE BORCI “If ye do not hope, ye will not find; for in dispainng, ye block up the mine at it ' s mouth, ye extinguish the torch, even when ye are already in the shaft. MORSHANASHA STRAWBER RIES . Blueberry, Raspberry Bub- ba But Matt! . Dukess FREE BIRD Pinecroft WIMPY STH — Led Zep — Thank You ILNY forever COVE . Massive Mintage . . . Jackson Browne, Pink Floyd, ELO, Styx Kansas Concert . . “Hold On” Chorus 8,9,10,11,12 (officer); Band 8,9,10,11,12 (officer); Central District Chorus 9,11,02); Musical 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 9,10,1 1,12; Stage Band 10,11,12; Football Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 8,9,10,11,12 (officer); Ski Club 11,12; Track 11,12, Play Competitions 9,11,12; Jr. Prom Committee 1 1; Sr. Ball Commit- tee 12; Psychology Club 12. KENNETH JOHN BOUCHER ,r We all need time to be alone to think to dream to wonder ...” Co-Co . . . PAT Rotti’s Farm trucks . . Heather . . Josh Football . . Baseball 8, 75 Peggy, Paul, Becky, little Paul . Gary, want to go hunting? — I ' ve got a deer! all nighters — partying at Moose ' s house . . . Zeppelin . . . I don’t know Pat Baseball 8,9,10,11,12; Football 8,9,10,11,12; Graphic Arts 8,9,10,11; Work Study 12; Jr. Prom 11. r ELIZABETH BRUHN Why be difficult when with a little more effort you can be impossible! Liz Hey Terri, How ' s the head? CRASH 1 I ' m young Mrs. B REFUGEE The B-Ball School with KC the DR 32 16 . “Born to be wild . BUZZ Cindy, Di, Anne, Glor, Patti — Drive-In I ' m wild . purple fingers . . blue streak Meola’s . Bad Company B” . JD nights T-shirts I ' m FREE Basketball 8,9,10,11,12 (Captain — 12); Softball 8,9,10,11,12; Field Hockey 9,10,1 1,12 (Captain — 12), Varsity Club 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2 , Art Club 10,11,12, French Club 10,1 1 ; Camera Club 1 1 . LISA ANN BURNS This is the end, my friend!” Joe Stars Hey, Red . . Judy, Judy, Judy . Main Line . . . Morrison Hotel I’m free Cooper . . It’s about time . . Black Leather . . . tube out . . . munchies . . Paybacks are a . . Twist . weekends Worcester party Bob Seger . . . Maverick . . Mair, Deb, Cori, . . . butts. Work Study 12. 26 MARIANNE CAMARRA “You have to love, believe, and feel before the burst of tambourines take you there — green grass and high tides forever Ma rk Mason Rd Cor . Kel Lisa Anne Deb Skynyrd Ronnie and Kev . rebel Dead, Doors, Outlaws the park . toast Creedence . . . hey cutie . . rocky rac- coon . . . serious leather . . Driving that train P. Street Excuse me, while I kiss the sky . . . Field Hockey 10; Softball 9,10; Art Club 12, Graphic Arts Club 12; Work Study 12 Ski Club 9; Jr. Prom. ROBERT KENNETH CARLSON JR. “How fooltsh it is to set out one ' s future when he is not the owner of his morrow. Cheerios . Bo B-Rake Duke . . . Football . Drive-In . . “What are you talking about?” Led Zep Cruising the strip . Hey la . . Carly . . Chester . . Hey Coke All Nighter . . . “Thunderbirds may be hazardous to your health.” . . . Baseball . . X-Bud . . journey Meteorology . . . Bruins Calvin . . . Baseball 11,12; Tennis 8,9,10; Football 12 . 27 PETER ANTHONY CESTODIO Living is easy with eyes closed, misunder- standing all you see. “71 Monte Carlo . Honda Drive- In White Lightning Twinkies Hi Ralllph!!! . . . Football 8,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12. MATTHEW PAUL COLANGELO We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust our sails. “DUKE” Monte Carlo We’re out of here! Baseball? Where? Susy Snowflake That’s life! But Deb! E.L.O 7. 83 Feb 29 and May 3 November 29 Landslide?! “South Pacific” . It’s a 7! ... Col- angelo Destruction Shortcake Kansas Concert . Muck I Vice President 9,10,11,12; Baseball 8,9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12 (Cap- tain — 12), Band 8,9,10.11,12; Stage Band 9, 10, 1 1 , 1 2; Ski Club 8,9, 10 (Officer — 11,12); Spanish Club 9,10; National Honor Society 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Musical 10,11,; Sr. Play; Play Competi- tions 10,11,12; Jr. Prom Committee Chairman, Sr. Ball Committee Chairman; Compter 10, Boys State 1 1; Yearbook Co- Business Manager. 28 PARTRICIA ANNE COOKE “Be yourself — an original is always better than a copy.” “Cookie” . . . Coyle and Cassidy high school Rallies Turkey Day Games Renee, Sue Softball, 1 am start- ing!” Good bye Raynham, Hello West Boylston . Boy, what a small town!” Bouv’s study U.M.M.C. volunteer Bye Mel Beatles Forever Why Lennon?” . N.Y.! Softball 910, Basketball 9, Spanish Club; Art Club 12; Psychology Club 12. DIANE MARIE CRONIN “Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tommorrow a vision of hope . ” “Di” . . . Cro . . . Irene, Berta . Quebec 80 . . . room service . oops!, sorry Liz.” . . . Chinese Red Light Meola’s Timmy . . . Bru . Black eyes . . Fridays ... “1 don’t believe it.” . . . Dancing . . “Chipmunk Punk” Fleetwood Mac Hampton ski trips . . . the lake Chem Lab — “Hey Bouv, can we blow something up today?” . Glori, Anne . . . Mary, remember the Hilton . chocolate chip . . 6 12 . . Hojo’s pool. Field Hockey 9,10,11,12 (Co-Captain — 12); Basketball 9,10,11,12 (Co-Captain — 12);Tennis 8,9,10,1 1,12; National Honor Society 11,12 (Vice-President); Student Council 8,9,10,11,12; Ski Club 8,9,10,1 1,12; French Club 9,10,1 1; Prom Committee. CYNTHIA ANNE CUSANELLO “I ' ve got to be free; free to face the life that ' s ahead of me. Coose Anne . Donna the wizard . . . Spnngstein . . Seger . . . Bonzo . . woodstove? . . Mair . . Mishurub . . . Go for it!! . M-Goose Monte Sterling . “P” b-ball ... BJ WBM . Fantasia Italian . Field Hockey; Basketball; Tack; Athletic Advisory Counsil; Varsity Club; Pep Club; Art Club. “Don ' t get discouraged, don ' t be afraid, you can make it through another day, make it worth the price you pay. My 1 Elaine . ’73 Comet . Par- ties . . YaHoo! ... Yo — skip . Later Guy! Ron, Jim, Dan, Gary, Tom, John, Rick, Matt . . . Angus . . AC DC October ’80 . S.A. Pidgie . Rollerskating . Bon . Scott Jour- ney — Escape . . Chapman’s ... Jr Work Out . Van Halen — Aug ’79 . . Awesome . . . bonehead . . . 302 v-8 . . Westboro Mickey D’s BAGGED AGAIN!! Art Club 10,1 1,12; Ski Club 9,10; Work Study. WILLIAM FRANK CUMMINGS DIANA LYNNE DALTON “The secret of life is enjoying the passing of time. Any fool can do it, there ain ' t nothing to it. Nobody knows how we got to the top of the hill, but since we ' re on our way, we might as well enjoy the ride. ” —J.T. perhaps Meg, Sharon, Terrilynn, Ann . Alex, Miriam . . . Bement . . . Cindy, “My sister . . Rollerskating . O.N.H . “Nothing . Dolt . . . “No, what?” . . . “Wait, what did you think?” . . . Field hockey 9,10,11, Chrous 8,9,10,11,12; Musicals 9,11,12; Senior Play; Drama Club; Spanish Club; Psychol- ogy Club. CORINNE MICHELE DAY “1 have a thirst within me which will never fully be satisfied; it is the desire to go beyond, to know and explore tomorrow. TOM . . . Deb . Mair . . . Cam Kel . . . Anne . . . Woodland . Drive-In . . . Powerlines the Rez (rest area) the Park . . . Kelley’s Comer . . . South Boyl- ston ... the Barrel “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” . . Parties Leather . . . rings . . . bandanna . South- ern Rock Forever . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd — “Free Bird” . . . Seger — “Night Moves” . . . the Who — “Behind Blue Eyes” . . . Le Mans . . . Mystery; riding horses . . . Buzbie . . . nature . . “Its been real” “Like a true nature ' s child, we were born, born to be wild!” . . . An Club 10,11,12; Graphic Arts I ; Work Study. 31 PATRICIA MARY DELLASANTA ‘If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Pate Pre-Pell-Mic-Gou-GIu . 5 of 11 . . Oh Yeah! . . Bomb Squad “Jo-Ann, that’s nice, but don’t touch.” Connecticut lemons? Anne, I HAVE to go?? . . . PSA . . Dancing . Where are we going? BOB SEGER . . . friends Dom Joans . . “Such a fine memory, 1 think I’m going to take it with me.” — Bob Seger — Basketball 9,10; Art Club 12, Work Study 12; Jr. Prom Comm. 32 JOAN FRANCES DEPATSY “Such a fine memory, 1 think I ' m gonna take it with me. — Bob Seger — Joanie DOMENIC . . . Bob Seger . . the Cape — Allison, Beth, Kelly ... ap- ples, lemons, lettuce, and squash . . . Joan Z. Tommy, JoAnn, Patty, Wayne, Glori ... ' 68 Mustang . . . TURN THE PAGE The Segerette’s . . . December 1st . . The Jefferson Airplane . . . Anita work . . needlepoint Connecti- cut Cooney . . . Celica Supra . . Aerosmith . . Lisa B., Major . . Bomb Squad . . . unicorns . . . Pus, Priest . . . Basketball 8; Band 8; Softball 9; Pep Club 9,10; Spanish Club 9,10; Field Hockey 10; Work Study 12, Business Club 12; Psychology Club 12. IRENE MARIE DESROCHES “There are some good things in life that fall not away with the rest, and of all the best things upon earth, I hold that a faithful frtend is the best. Eddie . . . mon petit chouchou Quebec Room Service ’80 — Di, Mair, Liz . . . gum . . . yukee . . . Friendly’s! Miss Mair . . . Hey Di, anyone around? . . . S5 L.K.M.I. tennis bum . . . T.B., I’m sliding! . . . “Mair, here’s the plan” J.P. ’81 . . Hey Miss, hold ’um defense! . L. you luv that game! . . . M M . . . What smurk? . . . SMURF I’ll drive the D.B.! . . . Your Aunti Rosie always said ... “A Bebe.” . . . Wompie? . . . Tennis 8,9,10,1 1,12; Basketball Cheering 9,10,11; Football Cheering 9,10,12; French Club 8,9,10,1 1,12; Student Coun- cil 9, (Treasurer — 10, President — 11, Vice-President — 12); National Honor Society 11,12; Pep Club; Ski Club; Psychology Club; Student Parent Advis- ory 11,12; Homecoming Committee; Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball Comm. ; Sr. Play; Play Com- petitions; Band 8,9,10; Chorus 8,9,12; Central District Chorus 8; Varsity Club, Yearbook Committee. MICHAEL JOSEPH DIVERDI “When you live by your own standards, there ' s no room for regret. Steel PDBG Lincoln’s J D . . . Hand stands . magic shuffle . Worcester Acrobatics . . future law man Woody Allen . Beatles . . . clock watcher . . Track 8,9,10,1 1,12; Cross Country 11,12; Weightlifting and Jogging Club 9; Camera Club 10; Metals 11, Electronics 12. JEFFREY FRANCIS FAFORD “Only the good die young, but I plan to go on forever. Fafe Oakdale . . . Pete . Mundo Chip . . Bill . . . Baseball . . way back . Pumping Iron . . . Red Sox . . . Celts . . Pats . Food . . party . . . ‘The Riv- er” . . . Summer of ’81 Rush . . . Shlacknault, Shlackford . . . Baseball 9,10,1 1,12, Art Club 10,1 1,12. PATTY ANN FALLON “Follow your own ideals — though the path may be rough, the rewards will be great Patty . Burger King . . . WEO! . Sue, Deb, Heather, Sharon Music Valerie . - Robin, your behavior is appall- ing! MUNCHIES! . Band 8,9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12 (Conductor — 12); Central District Band 11; Chorus 11,12, Hello Dolly orchestra; South Pacific Cast; Who ' s Who Among American High Scool Students; Spanish Club 8,9,10,11,12; Psychology Club 12; Ski Club 8,11,12; Government Club 10,1 1, Blue and White Staff 9,10,11; Jr. Prom Decorating Com- mittee; Yearbook Staff. JOHN PATRICK FERRITER “All your life you ' ve been waiting for your chance where you ' ll fit into the plan, but you’re the master of your own destiny so give and take be the best that you can. ” Amy . Summer of ’81 . . Ron, Rick, Bill, Matt, Gordy, Gary . Bill, what time does it start?” . . . Journey! Van Halen . . ZZ Top . Triumph Angus . what?? . . Escape ADA R.L.H. Inc. . Ya-who! Pbbb! . . . Curb? What curb? . . . “Ron, how much do you owe me now! . come on Rick” . . . ’65 Impala Westboro ’71 Monte Carlo Parties!!! Woodworking 11,12; Metals 12. JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG II “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it ' s yours; if it doesn ' t, it never was. JUDY MAINE WEEKEND Rt 140 Mobil . . McDonalds . B.B. . . ’81 Mustang . “Hey, Jude” . . . Idgar and Edie . . John, Don, Andy, and Tome . . Chris and Glenn Florida Someday lady you’ll accompany me . . . Judy is Love . Woodshop 10,11,12; Art Club 11. DAVID PAUL FORTIN “When you think you ' ve reached the top — keep on climbing. GMC Trucks John Deere . . Waylon Jennings Winchester . . Kenny . . Rob John Todd . ’66 Chevy Truck . Sierra Classic Big John Boom Chagalaga laga Boom . Farmer Dave Farming feels good . . . ‘That’s the fact, Jake” . . . Football 9. 36 I MURIEL LEE FRASER When the clouds come around, you can always find your sunshine in the smile of a friend ” “Mary” . . Led Zeppelin Shar, Anna, Chris, Lorraine, Mem . “The Boat . Winthrop St. gang . . Jim, Cindy . . . street machines H.M. Mike, Rich . W.B.M. Hagar, Perry, Rush, The Stones, The Doors, Tom Petty . summer . . . frisbee . . . weekends Paul MARY ELIZABETH FULGINITI “If you speak and act with a pure thought, happiness will follow you like a shadow. Mair S5L.K.M.I. Mar-Tar-Car Tennis Bum! Irene and Missy, what’s the puss for? . My Auntie Rosie always said “A BEBE” Ulley, Jimmy, Eric — They’re hard to believe . . NAN- TUCKET Roberta Fulginiti? . . . Quebec” . . Room Sevice Hey I D , 2 rings means it’s me. J.P. ’81 Laurie, Laura, Kristin, skttitng! My whiddle Tony Mary Levi, Debbie Malloy, Min- nie Mahoney . Flannels forever! Skinny Guinea with the meatball eyes? Mr. P? . . . Tennis 8,9,10,11,12; Cheerleading 9,10,11,12. French Club 8,9,10,11,12; An Club 9,10,11, Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 8,9,10,11,12; Musicals 9,10,11,12. Play Comps. 9,1 1,12; National Honor Society; Student Council 8, Homecoming Com- mittee 11,12; Senior Play. 37 ANNE-MARIE GALLANT Don ' t stop thinking about tomorrow, Don ' t stop, it will soon be here, It will be here better than before, Yesterdays gone, Yesterdays gone Kelley my little duck Mair Cori . Deborah-Jean Mac Cheese Faithful Freta ... 66 rattrap Gimme Three Steps . Bandadannas If we’re late we’re not going . South Boylston 6c The Power Lines . Fleetwood Mac Ramrod Crew . . Ooh Diana Bananna! . . . Yahoo!! . . . Basketball 8,9; Softball 8,9,10; Field Hockey 8,9,11; Psychology Club 12; Business Club 9,10,11,12; Work Study. HEATHER DOROTHY GARDNER Good friends make lasting memories . . and memories make friendships last. Sandy . Muriel Patty . . Sharon W.C.C. . . . Chris . . “Still the Same” . Lorraine . . Cindy . . Oakdale . . . Holly “Movies instead of Rollerskat- ing” Maryann and Donna . . ooh-la-la ya wa-na Think I should . . Bas- ketball . . “M and M’s” . . Me, boy crazy E-2’s . co-op’s . . Diana . . Basketball 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club; Chorus 10; Psychology Club 12; Library Club 9; Jr. Prom Decorating Committee; Business Club 10. 38 PEDAR LUKE GILLEY There ' s no time for hate, Barely time to wait. But what I want to know, Where does the time go MOODY BEACH . “wish I could re- member those chicks’ names” . Van Halen . . TED NUGENT J.L. Stones Springstein . . . ’76 Chevy Pickup York Beach . . Rich . Scott . Stevie Nicks . What was her name” tropical . . colors . . . Hey baby . . We gotta do that . “want to go eat donuts?” . wick Berake . . . We’re nailed . wind surfer . . . beach bum . . . Camera Club 9; Drama Club 8,9,10,11; Musical 9,10,11; Sr Play; Spanish Club 10,11; Chorus 1 1 ; Graphic Arts 11; Soc- cer 11. A-V Club 12. “Just when I knew all the answers in life, they changed all the questions. It;s been real Go for it . Awesome Parties . . Bill . Football anybody? . . . 79 Renegade ... 75 Trans Am ... 71 Mustang ... 54 Ford ... 68 Camaro . . . 70 MG Midget ZZTop 81 . . Strin- ger ... Jr. . Matt . . Ron . Rick Jim AH-DER . . Pete . Eric . . . Doug . . . Ya-Who . . . Football 9; Graphic Arts 10,11; Work Study 12; Shop 8,9,10,11,12, Metals 12; Wrestling 8; Eletronics 12. THOMAS PAUL GORDON ALLYSON LEE GOULD “Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We ' ll take the best, forget the rest and someday we ' ll find, these are the best of times. — Styx — A1 Prc-Pell-Dell-Mic-Glu Pasquie NEETA Dom Joans weekends parties P Street Pinecroft Bob Seger “The Boss” ‘YORK BEACH MAINE Karen . . Jimmy and the yellow charger The Drive-In Hey, I think we just hit the fence!” . Such a fine memory Field Hockey 9,10,11,12; Work Study 1 2 ; Psychology Club 12, Varsity Club 12; Business Club 12; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Ball Committee. DOUGLAS WARREN GRAY “Look at the future, and not to the past to find those things you want to make last . WEEKENDS ' Basketball skiing 42 . . . ’75 Monte Carlo . Eric Berta Green Harbor . Hey, Jeff, wanna go hood riding? . . G.B. 89 Shell . snowmobiling Jag 3000 sailing . Don ' t worry about it, she’ll get over it . J. Geils Concert Fore- igner WD King B . S.S..J.L., J.T., T T ., R T..J.W I ' m THERE ‘THE BLUE SWEATER” . YB-102 Football 9,10; Basketball 8,9,10,11,12; Baseball 8; Ski Club 1 1,12; Varsity Club 12; Psychology 12, Play Competitions 11,12. DONNA RAE GROCCIA “A friend is someone who understands your past, believes in your future, and accepts you just the way you are today. ” EAGLES . . . summer of ' 80 . . anne and cooch . . . fred ' n dave . . . “Let’s go to the geeks” . . . the bonzo! . . . “It ' s a green one!” . . . legs-n-eggs” . . . dreaming . bathrooms?!? . . . Beth . . Outlaws Journey . . . Petty . . this situation ills” me . . snoopy . . . Mom . . . piddidles . LICENSE?? . . . future diamons me chip . . . 12 18 81 . . . Leather- n-Lace . . . friends I didn’t mention . . . “Lorrained it’s . . . it ' s . . . it’s Hawaiian” . . . “We’re off to see the Wizard . . . Pom Pom Girls 8: Literature Club 9; Busi- ness Club 9; Drama Club 9; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Art Club 11; Field Hockey Manager 11; Psychology Club 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; Bye Bye Birdie cast; Play Competitions 9,10,11,12; Sr. Play. ANITA LYNN HADDAD “ Cherish yesterday . . . dream tomorrow live today. Neeta . . . N.E.R.T. . . What are you talking about? . . . Jane, Linda Lobster Grinder! . . . Fleetwood Mac . Boots . . . The Arts . . Machine Gun Annie and Isaih . 1960 Valiant . . Rana Dom and Joanie . . . Girls Track 8; Field Hockey 9,10; Latin Club 9; Art Club 8,9,10,1 1,12 (President — 11,12); Work Study 12. 41 MICHAEL ADAM HALEY Keep smashing your way forward, for peace is nothing more than death. ” Father of Perhaps The Light of Dark- ness Alex H. Perfessor ETB . . . PAP kanshe . Death and De- struction . . Racquetball FAB Svendegard Muffy Ax Murderer As it Were . Spartonia The Casual Offense Steph Who says I can ' t drive? Can I borrow your En- glish? . Heaving shoulders Soccer 9,10,1 1, Band 8; French Club 8,9; National Honor Society 12; Weightlifting and Jogging 9,10; Government Club 11,12; Camera Club 10,1 1,12; A-V Club 11; Psychology Club 12. DAVID LAWRENCE HALL “Work is work, and it must be done; but never- theless, I’ll have my fun. Daveed Too Small Hall . Dave, you grew! Mlle.s., Je n’ai pas fait mes de- voirs C’est horrible ca! . . Quebec ' 80 (Room Service?) . . R.E.O., Jackson Browne, The Boss Tennis Bum . . Awesome! Duke, The Wad, Trud, M.A.B., J.C. How many shopping days? Pinecroft What a Shmuck! Muck I, II ... Soccer 8,9,10,11,12; Tennis 8,9,10,11,12, French Club, National Honor Society 11,12; Ski Club; Band 10,11,12; Stage Band 10,11,12; Football Band 1 1,12; Musical Orchestra 10,1 1,12; Senior Play. 42 LORRAINE JOY HARTWELL Dream until your dream becomes your reality. The Rolling Stones 1 Tom Petty Lynch Mob Cracked Actor Rock- n-Roll . . New Wave Pinecroft Burger King . Drive-In parties Lisa . Mem Michelle Cam Muriel . . . Judy . Mish . Kelly Chris-ba Donna Rob Lee Mike . . . Dave Bus Stop Muttly Rover . Oakdale’s Days I can’t go . . . I’m grounded! . What’s up??? Howdy . . Florida ' 81 . The Barrel munchies . guys . . Jr. Prom 6 . . . cancer . . aqua . . mint-chip ice cream . . . Brownie . Am I bagged.- ' ??? Mello Yello John Lennon Senior Play Business Club 8,9,10,11; Spanish Club 9; Library Club 9; Graphic Arts Club 11, Drama Club 9,10,12; Chorus 9,1 1 , Shop 12. MATTHEW BARNES HEINTZELMAN “To the question whether l am a pessimist or an optimist, I answer that my knowledge is pessimistic but my willing and hoping are optimistic. ” Silver Bay . . . summer vacation . . . tennis . . . archery . . . wangman . . . kermit the frog . . Artem-s . only an A-? . Ph-D . . thanks JWM Olivia Newton-John forever! . . . nullus sudor . . . Soccer 8; Basketball 9; Tennis 8,9,10,11,12; Computer Club 9,10; Archery Club 9,10, Spanish Club 10,1 1,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Harvard Bood Award Recipient 1 1, Class Marshall 11; Yearbook Co-Business Man- ager. 43 WILLIAM CHARLES HENAULT may be a dreamer, but someday 1 ' ll make my dreams come true. Tom Petty and the Heart Breakers Lynyrd Skynyrd Rosington . Pinec- roft . Pack Rat Little Annie . . . Little Donna Jayne . Katie Susan summer of 8 1 M.O. at M S. No Prob Oakdale Weekends with the Gang Shelly . . . swimming hole The Pub The Cape . Au- gust 31 Scoutt II Part ' s Flirt . Fafe Mundo Rush . Football 9,10, Electronics 10,1 1,12; Shop 8,9; Graphic Arts 11,12. i ANNE MARIE HERX “If l need a cause for celebration or a comfort 1 can use to ease my mind, I rely on my imagina- tion and 1 dream of an imaginary time. Pee Wee The Bonzo . . . Chico I and II GDFSABTC BILLY JOEL Hey, Did we win the game? . . Quebec . . ONH Mother Goose David ' s toast and Pete’s Bacon . . . Cindy Fred Garvin Stolen Shoes . . little feet . . . Springstein . . Eagles Fred’s Bank ESAD the bird We ' re off to see the wizard Omaha Toastbee . Sat. night ice cream . Mary Poppins Day glory fight Cusanello ' s wood- stove . . . Wild Times Forever Bull Rock . . Field Hockey 9, 10, 1 1 , 1 2; Track 10,11,12; French Club 9,10,1 1 , Spanish Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Psychology Club 12; Varsity Club 12; Basketball Man- ager 12. JOHN JOSEPH HORGAN “We ' re all m this together. ” Shlackford, Shlacknault . . . Mundo Honda 350 . Oakdale . . Nantaski Beach Weightlifting An Club; Electronics Club. EDWARD PAUL JENKINS “If life is a bowl of cherries, why am I stuck in the pits ? Talking out of turn, shot to pieces. When will I learn?” Get W.T.F. . Why me? ... I didn’t do it ... What’s up Maja? . . . Where’s Bill? . . Keithie . . (The Barn) Maja’s Room . . . ? park . . Drive-In . . . Many’s Panies (red or shadow) . . . Graphic Ans 10,11,12; Shop 12. I ERIC LARS JOHNSON “Do not lead, 1 may not follow; do not follow, l may not lead. Just walk beside me and be a fnend. Lori . . Doug . Steve . Goodale St. Gang and everyone else . weekends Hoop!!! ... comedy . . SAILING MGB snowmobiling . . . I know what you ' re thinking I ' ll out-drive you anyday! . Green Harbor . What ' s her name? . . 30,69 . Good tunes friends W.T.F. . Florida . Basketball 8,9,10,11,12; Football 10,12; Track 9,10. Stage Band; Band 8,9,10,11,12. LAURIE SUE JOSLYN “We do not remember days, we remember mo- ments. ” “Joz” . DANCING . The boondocks carnations The Doors . Jackson Browne . . Vision??? . . . “Hey, Lisa, need a ride to practice? — alright! . . . What are your thoughts Hobson? . Pam — Jozzie ' s problem solver . Chow baby” Oh — he is so BEAUTIFUL No, the Toyota isn’t mine! Homecoming 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Drama Club 9; Business Club 10; Play Competi- tions 9,12, An Club 9,12. 46 ’ i V2V M. SCOTT KARDON “When I think back on all that I learned in high school, it ' s a wonder I can think at all. ” Perhaps . Sarah . . . Drive-In I can cope Is that nice? . . . Paranoia . . pay-phones . Alex and Jess . S. Cat . cat-face . . . Sharp Pizza You can’t hate me — you’re dead Oh, were you asleep? Miriam . Wait, what did you think? any-nothing . . . technicoid . . How profound . . . perfect logic . why bother? casual defense (soccer) . . . incrediburgable .Pat Benatar . Defy me, eh? . Mike and Steph Soccer 9,10,1 1; Government Club 10,1 1, Camera Club 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 10,11,12; Literary Magazine 9,10,11,12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Musical 11,12; Blue and White Staff 10,11, Psychology Club 12; A-V Club 11,12. LISA MARIE KITTREDGE “We chased our pleasures here, dug our trea- sures there, but can you still recall the times we cried? Break On Through to the Other Side! — Jim Morrison — “Kit” . Deb Annie — WTF! The Cove . Snpyr-Lash, Mundo, Paul, Jim, Steve, (and PJ) TWHS . . . “awesome” . . The Pit . . . Morsha- nasha Plum Island? . . Rana II . . Jacuzi Who? Me? Never! Led Zep . . . The Doors . Massive Sowage Anita, Deb, Lori, Lorraine, Carrie, Laurie!!! The Stones . boys? TOR- RID — Steve, Nick, Dave, Steve ‘That’s hard core!” ROCK ’N ROL- LER!!! . . Pom Pon Girls 8; Spanish 8,9,10; Pep Club 8,9,10,11; Drama Club 8,9,10; Chorus 10,11; Psychology Club 12; Art Club 12. 47 DIANE HELEN KOSINCHUK If you can dream, the earth is yours. Summer 81 ... Sun, beaches, laughing, memories Anna-bananna, Deb and the gang Snowstorms . . . Skiing . . “I wouldn’t have missed it for the world!” . . . Late nights . . . vettes . . . Faithful Freta Rm. 18 . Sunsets . . . Jeeps . . . Mountains ... If we’re late, we’re not going Thanks for everything Diane and Andy . . . Ski Club 9, 10; Psychology Club 12; Work Study 12. JUDITH ANN KULA Yesterday ts never gone when you have memories to look back on. Judy . Punch . . Lorraine, Carrie, Shar- on, Ann, Amy What’s Up? . Sum- mer of ’81 . . Lake Winnipesaukee Dave . The Water Kula . . rollerskat- ing . Westboro Hey, Anne, Did you tie me to the chair? . Summer of ’80 New York . . . Why me? . yipe, yipe, yipe! Kuly . . Hey Lorraine, I’ve got to talk to you! . . Freebird . Hey Blake! Paul Craig . . . Foreigner Journey . Hey, Ann, can I have a ride? memories . Good Luck Softball 9,10,12; Basketball 10; Psycholo- gy Club 12; Senior Play; Spanish Club 10,11. 48 LYNN MARIE LABOSSIERE “To every sunrise there is a new beginning, and to every sunset there is a memory that will remain now and forever. Lynnie . . Nat, Lori, Judy, Alison tennis . . - Jim . . Cheering . REO Speedwagon . . . Janet Lisa Calvin . . . Air Supply . Col . Florida the Cape - Pogo, Tim, Tuna Jeff, I have a problem grape Lynn and Nat — green eyes , Football Cheerleading 11,12; Basketball Cheerleading 10,11; Tennis 9,10,11; National Honor Society 11,12; Class Secretary 10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,11,12; Band 8,9,10; Football Band 8,9; Jr. Prom Comm., Homecoming Comm.; Sr. Ball Comm.; Senior Play; Yearbook staff, Psychology Club 12; Drama Club 12. MATTHEW EDWARD LAVOIE “And ever has it been that love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation. — The Prophet, by Kamil Gibran — Jan . . Dr. Matt? . Les peintures avec les femmes nues . . . Quebec ’80 . . . My sister? T.E.E.N. Queen? . shutterbug . . . stereos . . . milkaholic . . . strange . . . Lizards at Hampton Beach, 1980 Faites — attention aux lezards aux langues longues! . . . Football 9; Baseball 9,10; Camera Club 10,11,12; Student Advisor 11,12; Year- book Photographer 11,12; Junior Prom Committee; Sr. Ball Committee; Ski Club 12; French Club 8,9,10,11,12. JEFFREY SCOTT FEONARDI “When this you see. remember me, and hear me in your mind. Let all the world say what they may, speak of me as you find . ” — B. Jones (1943-1969) — Leo He y, Berta, Roger who?! . . Mrs. Johnson, can Eric skip today?!? Rog, Tunes, Art, Wad, Trud, Doug, E.J., Steve, Steve Russ . W.T.F.! . . Pat.Kel.Re, Bo, Michelle, Lisa, Mary So I ' m a little crazy! Shut up, CUZ!! . . PAR- TIES!!! . Slambo-Yabo! What Homework??? . . Salads Salt . Hey Lynny, got a problem? . . CARD GAMES!!! . . . The Doors, Stones, The Who, J. Geils The Beatles forever GIRLS!!! Football 9; Baseball 9; Basketball 9,10; Shop 1 1,12; Psychology Club, Play Com- petitions; Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball. 50 RUSSELL A. MACINTYRE The light is strong and man is weak . the world walks in between. So fly high with the birds of the sky. See and let yourself be seen. Pink Floyd . . . Zeppelin Hey B-rake . . . Litter Patrol . . . Terrapin . . Trud Tull An . Who Concert Johnny — Mike . . . Trower . Shea Witkus . HENDRIX . Syd The Yardbirds . . . Track 1 1. Growing wise with age we come to see the printing through the pictures on the page. Though somethings always lost the gam is always tempered by the cost. Dan Fogelberg The Lake . . Head for the hills . . Nauset Beach . . . Fishing . . Pam . . . London driver . . . Glor . . The Stable . . . R.R.’s . . Not another syntax error . . . Pete — Ho Jo’s . . Save the Alligator . . . Chinese food . . . John Lennon’s twin . . . Camelot Gardens and the carnation . . . Stevie Nicks . . . Bob Seger . Eric Clapton . JT ... Art . . . Art Club 11,12; Business Club 11,12; Spanish Club 8,9,10; Homecoming 8,9,10,11.12; Sr. Play, Jr. Prom. MOLLY ANN McCABE STEVEN TODD McGUIGGAN “I ' m just moving clouds today, tomorrow I ' ll try mountains. Harry . . Allison . . . Pam . . Mary Aroon REST Awesome friends . Pool . New adventures . . Movies . . . Clint Eastwood . . Raiders . . . Emmylou Harris . . Moped . . Music Flying Finding new places The Cape . . Maine . . . Driving . . Sun . Sports car . . . guns . . . The Camp Golf 12; Graphic Arts 1 2; Weight Lift- ing 9,10,1 1,12, Work Study 12. DEBORAH ANN McMillan “It ' s a dream that comes with the night. It ' s a face that fades with the light. It’s a tear that falls out of sight. Close your eyes — it’s a memory South Boylston . . . Cori, Chuck, Toots, Zellda, Mair, Lisa, Gac, Janass, Pasquie D.W.T. Many people come to me and say, Hey Sue Power Lines PRE-PELL-DELL-GOU-GLU Lynyrd Skynyrd . . weekends . . . Stones . . . Three Links ZZ Top PARTY!!! Good old woodland times . . . Like a true nature’s child we were born, born to be wild . . . Field Hockey 9,10,11; Business Club 10,11,12; Work Study 12. ROBERTA MARIE MERCURIO “One day at a time, this is enough. Do not look back and grieve over the past, for it is gone; and do not be troubled about the future, for it has not yet come. Live in the present and make it beautiful That will be worth re- membering!” Berta Doug Glor Di Mary Mercurio . Terri Pel Deb Hun Rob Barbara S. Ice Cream Trucks . . Hampton Summers singing . . . Alecia White . (ME!) Hey! Stinky! . John I “was that the doorbell?” . Glor Di . . . “Kings” Doug, WB 102!! . Field Hockey 9,10,11, Student Council 10,1 1 ; SAC chairperson 1 1 , Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; An Club 11,12, Pep Club 10; Track 8, Band 8,9,10, Chorus 8,9,10,11,12; Ft. Band 10; Central Dis- tricts 9; Class President 10 CARRIE ANN McNEILL “The best and the most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt by the heart. ” Cam Kerry Bob — mon homme noir B.W Forevers! Mare-Tare- Care Lori (Bill) . dimples Mutt- ly Rover Quebec 80 — room ser- vice . 10-3-81 Lor — What is it? Pinball Wizard The Cove . “wicked baa-ad Maine Waterskiing?! Lorraine and Lisa Jonathan Edwards Rush J.T. PARTIES 69” green M M’s diet pepsi and french fries and mayo Mai Mule — Leslie and Ching-Ching Sophie the egg Mary — All I Can Say Is Thanks!! Class President 11, French Club 8,9, 10, 1 1 , 1 2. Art Club 8,9; Business Club 8, Pep Club 8,9,10, Drama Club 8,9,10; Football Band 8,9,10, Play Competitions 1 l,12;Chorus 10, 12; Psychology Club 12. 53 JOSEPH NICHOLAS MIGLIONICO 7 learned to lay my finders across the wires (and soon ) to make my own music . Listen to my music and hear what it can do — Annonymous 2112 — RUSH XYZ Aerosmith Zeppe- lin Journey — “Don’t Stop Believing” Amy . . Carry On . . . CHIMERA . Bozomatic . Mr. Entertainment Vance Leslie Bart . Spaceman Ray Mike H Mike V Mike D Alex Mel . What a Rush” Peavey T-40 Ricko4001 73 Mon- ty Tom Stan . . Wicked Man” Jeff Brian M The Nose ( a lily from the sea? ) Flyin’ V Explorer Fretless The Studio . Monty Python Bob the B Merv Doonesbury . LaVilla Strangiato” . Bassists do it with RHYTHM . All the World’s a Stage Soccer 9,10,11, A-V Club 9,10,11,12; Graphic Arts 11,12; Work Study 12; Stage Band 9,10,1 1. THOMAS EDWARD MILTON I ' m packin ' my load a little further down the road. Nimrod League of Holden Winches- ter ... Merv . . . Leroy . . Beatles . Charlie Daniels Band Beach Boys . . Maine . P.D.B.G. Blue Rock Field Sream . . . Saturday Night Live at the Oldies . . . 54 RAYMOND JOHN MOHER To seek the sacred river Alph, To walk the caves of ice, To break my fast on honey dew and drink the milk of paradise . . . ” Rush — A Farewell to Kings ( Xanadu ) Rush 21 12 Journey . Alice Cooper The Rebel Hey Hole shot! wicked Kyes! . What ' s up, Stan? . . . Mig, you sure don ' t drink? . . . Bob Mar- tian Muctronics ' 81 Hey Silven! Uncle Ed Auntie Ruthie Dia- gram your . . . ! Oh no, the tape’s slow- ing down! . . , Amy . . . Baseball 10; Soccer 9,10,1 1, Work Study 1 1; A-V Club 10,1 1,12; Work Experience 12 . LORI ANN MORRIS Champion the right to be yourself, dare to be different, and set your (nun patterns. Live your own life and follow your own star. Lou . . . Eric . . . Cape Cod . . . “Oh please!” . . . TENNIS . . . Pinecroft?! . . . Nat Lynn . . Districts . . . Computer? . . . Missy Kate . . . MaryAnne — What red light? . . . “Alice” “I don’t believe it!” . . . “Irene — I hate this stupid game! . . JMW . . Landshark! . . . YEAR- BOOK . . . Natalie — Wednesday night, be there! . . . Football Cheerleading 9,10, (captain 11,12); Basketball Cheerleading 9,10, (captain 11,12); Tennis 9.10,11,12; National Honor Society 11, (president 12); Student Council 8,9; Class Marshall 1 1 , Spanish Club 8,9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2 ; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Night Shop 8,9,10, Band 8,9,11,12; Play Competitions; Senior Play; Homecoming; Junior Prom Comm.; Senior Ball; Yearbook Co-editor. KEVIN PAUL NOVIA Gonna leave this broken down palace on my hands and my knees.” Grateful Dead WAMPA! STARK Vic . AL BINO White Line Fever THE WALL K.C.C. D Lunch . . J. Forhan . . Graphic Arts; Shop; Work Study. KEVIN FRANCIS O’BRIEN You show me a man who sets his sights high and I ' ll show you a man who shoots the antlers off a deer. ” Chico . Capt’m . Hunting + Fishing Chico II + Chico III Per + group Steve, you gonna give me a ride to school? . . John and the Dolie’s crew Beatles . . trap shooting . . . The Out- doorsman . Stealing Anne ' s shoes 1982 B.C. . . . Goat College Soccer 10,11,12 (Captain — 12). 1 56 ARTHUR JOSEPH PAPANDREA JR. Friend of the devil is a friend of mine. If I get home before daylight, I just might get some sleep tonight.” Artie . WTF . Wad, Terry, Trud, Leo . “TWEEK” . . “John, let’s get out of here.” . . . BJC dishroom . . Cid CRASH 1 2 Rock V Roll . Party . . . Landshark . . I’m out of here . Arts . . . “Go for it!” . . . Stones concert . . . Football 8,9,10,11; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9. LOREEN MARGARET PASQUALE Touch not only with your hands, but also with your heart!” Lori “Pasquie” . John . and of course George CAR DEB JAN KELLY JANE COR ANNE PAT AL GLOR ANNE DI- ANA LEE TAM HEIDI TIM DONNY Cam — “B.W.” — It’s a Citation! HEY BIKERS — WATCH OUT — HERE I COME ' “Hey Babe, take a walk on the wild side!” P. Street Rest Area Power Lines . Drive-In EARLY RE- LEASE!!! PARTY!!! Softball 9,10; French Club 8,9,10; Art Club 9,10,11,12; Business Club 10,11,12, Drama Club 9; Chorus 8. 57 JO-ANN PELLEGRINI “1 want to laugh while the laughing is eas . I want to smile if it makes it worth-while. I may never pass this way again . — Bob Seger Jo . . . Frc, Dell, Mic, Gou, Glo . Patty, 1 don’t have to talk — I just look 5 of 11! ... They don’t call it P. St. for nothing . P. St. 7 28 81 . . Dom Joan ' s . . . “What’s up . . . Cold today. Hot Tamale . Bob Seger . . . Pat Benatar . Con- necticut . Parties” . . . LeHuce, Squash, and Lemon . . . Gigi’s Kitchen Crew . . Jeff, you got any gum? . . . Bomb squad . . S.S.A. . . . “Such a fine memory, 1 think I’m going to take it with me.” Bob Seger . . . Football Cheerleading 10,11; Basketball Cheerleading 9,10; Art Club 11,12; Ski Club 9,10,11. ANN HELEN PETERSON “ may be small, but there ' s a lot of life in me. — A. HP. “Annie” . ROLLING STONES . pro football PORSCHE . Pete? . . . ANNABELLA? BZAR? . WCNB wicked mint” . I LOVE auto racing! . Killington? Mt. Tom is more my speed 3 bummer! . “dare me?” disgusto . ‘This car flies!” ... ' 73 Pinto Wagon — the moody car . Fill the oil and check the gas! Judy, Muriel, Lisa, Terri ZZ Top ’8 1 MT. WACHUSETT cowboy hats .82 RULES!! Moll, what’s for breakfast? Wanna skip- . Judeee! . . What the — ! . drag race? . picnic — PARTIES YEEHA! . Chorus 8, 10, 1 1 ; Scholastic awards 8, Busi- ness Club 9,10,12; French Club 9,10,11,12; Literary Magazine 9,10,12; Drama Club 9; Blue and White Staff 9,1 1 ; Library Club 10; Psychology Club 12. 58 ANNE MARIE PRIESTLEY ‘Its only the beginning, the youth of our love and happiness. Only our first departure. Annie Goose . . Glor . . . Ike Pell-Dell-Mic-Gou-Glu . Buzz-Be Terri-Sue . . . Neeta . . . Vinny . . . Dom and Joan’s Don, Peera, and Tim Pat, they don’t call it P. St. for nothin’” . . . Ye-aas This is True . . . B-Twins . Cold Today, Hot Tamales . . . Fence- Wrecker Just call toll-free . . . Bob Seger . Bad Co PARTIES Sea- gulls Hey Babe, take a walk on the wild side . . . Lum’s . . Janie Field Hockey 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2 ; Art Club 11,12; Business Club 12, Psychology 12; Jr Prom, Varsity Club 11,12. MARY BETH PUSTIS “To live your life in your own way . . . To reach for the goals you have set for yourself To be the you that you want to be . . T hat is success. KAC . Kate, Missy, Tern . . Hiking Mountains swimming . . . Beach Club field hockey Hey Dumbie! . Nonquit . . . waterskiing at J. + S.’s . . Jay Peak . . Annie . . Charlie’s Chicks . Hey Brutus . “Matilda” Loggins + Messina Franconia Falls . . . Soccer Family” . . . Friends . . . Kurt Field Hockey 9,10,1 1,12 (Captain — 10); Track 8,9,10,11,12, Basketball 9; Band 8,9,10,1 1,12 (Band Council — 12); Foot- ball Band 8,9,10,1 1,12; Chorus 8,12; Play Competitions 9,10,11,12, Jr. Prom De- corating Committee; Athletic Advisory 12; National Honor Society 12. RONALD J. RAMSTROM You only live once. Do it in style. Ron Going Mobile” . . Yamaha, Zinger, Mair, Harold Wire Man . Wompa Stompa, P. St. Hot Dog Bob ' s Puntaville Hey Mike — Let ' s go skiing! . . . Say Gone City . . . Shop 8,9,10,11,12; Metals 10,11,12; A-V Club 10,11; Ski Club 9,10; Graphic Arts Club 10,11. JUDY ANN RICHINICK “ . Goodbye me frtends, the stars wait for me, who knows when we shall meet again, if ever. The time keeps flowing like a river, on and on, to the sea, to the sea, till it’s gone forever ...” Jude SYNTAX ERROR? . Al, Lynn, Nat, Rena, Di . You bet! Al — 3i’s! Billy Joe Dr. Pepper My name isn’t Judith! Twiggy potato chips and ice cream . . French Club 9, 1 0, 1 1 , Homecoming Com- mittee 9,10,11; Play Competitions 9,10,11,12; Camera Club 11; Jr. Prom Committee; Student Council 11,12 (Treasurer — 12); National Honor Socie- ty 11,12 (Secretary — 12); Sr. Ball Com- mittee; Sr. Play; Yearbook Staff. 60 STEVEN EDWARD SHEA “ There are alway two paths that you can go by. But in the long run you always have time to change the road you ' re on. Doug Erie Rus WOODY Steve B GB Doug, He isn ' t mov- ing Led Zepplin Bad Co Foot- ball Hampton is a great place to sleep . Don’t worry . School is for skipping . . . ' 70 Cutlass . . . Football 8,9,10,11,12; Basketball 8,9,10,11,12; Track 11,12; Varsity Club 12; Psychology Club 12. “ The only way to make friends is to be nice. Compliment them, don ' t criticize or put people down for you would not want them to do that to you. Mike . Mom and Dad 1 love you Michael Frank Menard Mary Jo Toni . A1 . Donna and Ed . . Aunt Joan and Uncle Malcolm Terri Sunday School Class . . . Airplanes . Boat rides . Kenny Rogers . . . Jan Babysitting . . . Computers Horse- back riding . . . walks . . . bike riding try to make friends . Carol . . Mrs. Leslie Mr. Turburg Business Club 9,10,11, Library Club 9,11, Drama Club 10; Literary Magazine 10. THERESA YVONNE SOLITRO 61 PAMELA ELIZABETH STEVENS “No peace lies in the future which n not hidden in this present instant and all the Jffoom of the world is but a shadow behind it, yet within our reach, is joy!” Pam” aJias Sam . Joz, Moll, Sam Head of the Meadow Beach, N. Truro Beach Walker Doomed to be a Hopeless Romantic . Quebec ’80 Auberge des Gouverneurs French Room Service, s’il vous plait! . . Camelot Gardens skating Joz Sam — best friends forever . Jozzic’s problem sol- ver Field Hockey 13 — right wing London Driver . . . ? Syntax Error! . . Field Hockey 10,11,12; Varsity Club 11.12; Football Band 8, Pep Club 8,9,10,1 1, Night Shop 9; Art Club 8, Busi- ness Club 8,9,10,1 1; Psychology Club 12; French Club 8,9,10,1 1,12; Play Competi- tions 9; Homecoming Committee; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Play. KATHLEEN LOUGHRAN SWEETMAN Laugh when I am merry, and daw no man in his humour. ” Shakespeare. Kate Cross Country . Mary, Missy, Terri, Lori Phillippe DAVID BOWIE Brutus Charlie’s Chics Amazing . . Oh Sailor Boy, do you like? . . Maine Punk rocker NYC DEVOtee . . flower child . Helen Keller cool dude W.P.O.D. Be there or be square . ecology man — like no nukes! . . . Wendy O. and the Plasmatics Ahh We’re just hanging out EGAD! Cross Country 8,9,10,11,12 (Captain — 12); Basketball 8,9,10,11,12; Track 8,9,10,11,12; Band 8,9,10,11,12, Foot- ball Band 8,9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Ski Club 8, 9,10,1 1,12; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Play. 62 LYNNE ANNE TOWNSEND “We ' re captive on a carousel of time. We can ' t return, we can only look behind from where we came; and round in the circle game. procrastina tion . . . wicked . . . Breaker 19 Diner” . . . our bathing suit . . . Mellow . . . never mind . . . P.P.L. . . . Loggins Messina . . . sunrise . . . nuc est bi bedum . . . Spanish Club 10; Latin Club 9,10; Psychology Club 12; Art Club 11,12. ROBERT TOMCZYK Cross Country 8; Football 9; Track 8,9,10,11,12. And so it seems our destiny to search and never rest to ride that ever changing wave that never seems to crest. Pole Vaulter Art . . Tunes Wad . Trud . . . MattL. . MattC. . . . skull, Zephyr . . The Towers take my keys?? . . . Sweden . K.N.H. . FUG- GIT . . . AG-IG . . . That’s not one of mine . . Moon King PARTY WCOZ . . . 69 . . . The Stones . . . Carrie TERRY SHONYO TRASK “ You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need. “T” running 2:04.6 Wad, Art, Trud, Leo and the crew from W.B. T.T.D.D.S. We gotta meet tommor- row!!” Jimmy, Quick, and the Hug- balls Chet, Jim, and Dick July 31, 1981 Card game, tonight?” . . . L.S.D. — Long Slow Distance 14:04 B-Ball up the park high jumping ... I do the 880 . . Cross-Country 8,9,10,11,12 (Co-Captain — 12). Track 8.9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,1 1. Band 8,9,10,1 1,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Athletic Advisory Council 12; C.C. Dedication Award 10; Sr Play, Psycholo- gy Club 12. JEAN FRANCOIS TRUDEAU “ Well you know 1 don ' t get off on work in’ day after day; I wanna hare some fun while I ' m here. I play the game when it’s gotn ' my way; and there’s nothin’ like a party when it’s kickin ' into gear. TRUD . Wad, T„ Artie-Goo, Bob . . PARTY . Jimbo, Vin, Ully, Piker, Eric The Who Bad Co TWEEK I hope we’re having tuna for lunch! Spike and Butterfly . . Hi, Ma? . . I ' m sleeping over John’s . . . Palm Sunday Blowout . Hey Bob, come on! . front porch parties . . Slambo-Yabo . B.J.C. Dishroom Football 9,10; Basketball 9; Soccer 8; Track 10; Tennis 11,12; French Club 8,9; Spanish Club 10,11; Varsity Club 12; Camera Club 11,12, Ski Club 8,9,10,11,12, Musical 8,9,10,11,12; Play Competitions 11,12; Senior Play; Junior Prom, Senior Ball. 64 MICHAEL KEVIN VERDINI “Life is like a mirror, it reflects everythingyou are. Houdini . . Chris . . . W.P.I. Boxing Molly Hatchet . . . Cruising the High- way F.U.BA.R. What’s Up? Bruins . . Mrs. B’s English . . . Gotta pen? . . . Bad Joe . . . Life’s a bummer Surfside . . . Hey Bob . Soccer 9; Senior Play; Spanish Club 11; Latin Club 9,10. MICHAEL A. UHTENWOLDT Tommy . . . Stevey . . . weekends . . . all-nighter . . . Hampton . . . Where’s Troy? . . Cops — Ha? . . . cruisin’ in a ’66 Chevy, sounds good! . . . chicks . . . ZZTop . . . almost again ... be good . . . don’t be a stranger — bye, bye, high school! Yeeeha! . . Graphic Arts 10,11. 65 JOHN MICHAEL WATKINS ' 7 if had my share of Rood intentions , and 1 If made my share of mistakes, and ire learned at times it ' s best to bend, cause if you don ' t; well, that ' s the breaks. JOHNNY MIKE THE WAD MINDY Penn Slate TERRY, ART, TRUD, BOB, LEO AL JOEY HUGBALLS JIM, VIN, PAT, ULLY, ERIC looper LABERTA . . Jane and the stones concert . . . WTF ART, LET ' S GET OUT OF HERE! B J.C DISH- ROOM BUTTERFLY SPIKE “TWEEK TUNA . Kns and Laurie . . ‘Trud, I’ll be up in ten minutes.” . . . PARTY LANDSHARK Hey, that looks like Terry’s car.” . . the DOORS, THE WHO, BEATLES, AEROSMITH Football 8,9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Ten- nis 11,12; Play Competitions 9,10,1 1,12; Drama Club 10,11,12 (Vice President); Male Home-Ec Student of the year 10; Ski Club; Psychology 12; Musicals 11,12. GLORIANN JULIA WHITE “To be nobody, but yourself in a world which is doing it ' s best, night and day, to make you everybody else — means to fight the hardest battle any human being can fight.” Glor . Isaih . . Annie . . Berta Di . . . Kings . . Netta . . . Terri-Sue Lizzie B. . Pre-Pell-Dell-Mic-Gou . . They don’t call it P. St. for nothing Cold Today, Hot Tamale Dom Joan’s shake it easy Hampton Don, Pete, Tim and Drive-In gang Just Call Toll Free . . B-Twins . . Lucifer . . . Hey Baby, take a walk on the wild side Crash 3 Lum’s . White Fog . . . The Moll . . Field Hockey 9,10,11, An Club 11,12; Psychology Club 12; Work Study 12. 66 SttL: PAUL I. WREN III “ Dream those things you ' ve done today and you ' ll begin to understand. Break down the walls that surround you, break the chains that bind you and take a blast. “Can you jam yet?” . . . Honda 350 John . . . Yup, all winter . . How tall are you?” SKATEBOARDING SURFING . . NIGHT OWL OGUNQUIT Georgetown 106 Creative Writing?! . Scirocco . . Hoop . Yes, I can . . . Six-eight Hey.J.B.! Who, ME ABSENT? Wick Chip . . . BMX . . . computer Cross Country 10,11,12, Tennis 11,12; Basketball 10,1 1,12; Track 9; Ski Club 9. STEPHEN CHARLES WITKUS Strive for the right until death. WICK RUNNING East Coast Surfing . . Central Mass Striders Bas- ketball . Ski Mt. Wachusett . Electro- nics . . . Cross Country 8,9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10, Tennis 8. WILLIAM RICHARD YORK All that is now, all that is gone, all that ' s to come, and everything under the sun is in tune: but the sun is eclipsed by the moon. Hey, let’s go over to Major’s house Party Hardy The DOORS Dead Head? B.O.C. . . BobTomCorinne- Mike Spark it up, Teddy! . The Drive-In . The Park . . . School’s out forever! . . . Art 11,12; Graphic Arts 12; Work Study 12 . As you leave your high school years behind it is appropriate that you pause for a moment to reflect upon your immediate past in an effort to gain an appreciation for who you are and where you have been. Many of you in the years ahead will be successful, will find fame and fortune, and few perhaps will even leave a mark of significance upon our world. I hope, however, that you will al- ways retain enough humility to re- member the love and support of your parents when things went badly, and the expectations and discipline of your teachers who cared enough over the last twelve years to settle for nothing less than your very best. In the years ahead, you will be called upon to return a little of what you have been so fortunate to receive. I hope, regardless of how successful or important that you become, that you will always have time for others who need you and that you will never forget those who reached out to help you as you stumbled along during your early years. Be caring and giving people, Class of ’82, and you will find the kind of happi- ness and contentment that money can never acquire. Best wishes for happiness, health, and success throughout your lives. Mr. Leo Sullivan 70 Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Nancy Smith TO THE CLASS OF 1982: As you read your yearbook, you have now com- pleted your course of studies at West Boylston Junior-Senior High School. I am sure the years have been pleasant and you will take with you fond memories and a positive attitude as you enter the next phase of your young life. It has been a pleasant and rewarding experience for myself, the administrators, and the staff to have had you as a class. You have carried on the tradition of the classes before you by your academic achieve- ments, participation in your class and school activi- ties, and total involvement in the school program. As you leave high school, you are entering a future of great promise and excitement. Also, a world with complex problems, anxiety, uncertainty, and great changes due to technological advancements. The challenges you face are real, but not insoluble. Having had the opportunity to be associated with your class, I am confident you are prepared and have the ability to face these challenges. You will mature and grow, and my greatest reward is the realization that you will succeed. On behalf of the administration and faculty, sincere best wishes to each and every one of you in your future en- deavors. Carlton J. O’Connor Principal Mr. John Begley Assistant Principal Mr. Edward Anderson Mrs. Emily Boosahda Art Mr. Richard Clifford Science History Mr. Edward Bouvier Chemistry Mrs. Kathleen Corey Spanish Mrs. Ruth Bositis Reading Englsih Miss Anne Cogswell 72 Mr. Ronald Ekblom Physical Education Mr. Joseph Garofoli English French Mathematics Mrs. Elaine Gagel Guidance Music Mr. William Foley History Mrs. Janice Gilley Nurse Mrs. Gertrude Doherty Miss Grace DePaul 73 Mrs. Shirley Gorman Mr. John Gonelli Head Custodian Mrs. Sharyn Holmlund Special Education English Mrs. Margaret Hennessey Reading Mrs. Marsha Hudson Spanish Mrs. Kathleen Gruszka Home Economics Mrs. Sharron Hubbard English 74 Miss Sandra Lawrence Business Education Mr. Herbert Maynard Music Mr. David Keeney Mathematics Mr. Benjamin Lorge Guidance Mr. Lawrence McGrail Physics Mrs. Grace Leslie Physical Education Mrs. Alda McCarthy Home Economics Mr. Justin McGrath Mr. Donald Mentzer Biology Mrs. Linda Parker Special Education Industrial Arts Mathematics Mr. Gerald Silven Mathematics Mr. Richard Priestley Mr. Robert Monroe Science Mr. Ralph Pendleton Psychology 76 Mrs. Judith Roy Miss Angelina Scopelliti French Mr. George Smalanskas Industrial Arts Special Education 77 Mrs. Jean Stuart Miss Roberta Taylor Social Studies Mr. Steven White English Library Mr. Joseph Turberg Computer Mathematics Mr. Robert Winston Mr. Edward Traver English Mr. Robert Wills Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts 78 Physical Education Custodians Mrs. O’Connell Mrs. Mulryan Mrs. Dewaele Cafeteria Ladies OUR APPRECIATION “His dedication to the students and faculty at WBHS could not go unnoticed.” — Irene Desroches “A warm, kind, and fair man, who can be both strict and humerous at the same time.” — Danielle Barton “A fair and honest man who has a terrific sense of humor and is re- spected by both stu- dents and faculty.” — Linda Brearley “Inspirational, humor- ous, amiable . . . just a top quality person in every way.” — Mrs. Hubbard Our own J. B. — Laughs aplenty, Deten- tions galore!” — Mrs. O’Connell “A distinguished per- son who has enriched us greatly with his knowl- edge.” — Susan Kezer “His cooperation and sense of responsibility is greatly appreciated.” — Mr. O’Connor MR. JOHN BEGLEY “Schools, like machines, need at least one component flexible enough to provide slack during a strain, yet strong enough to support the continuous work. He is that component. — Mr. Monroe 80 PLAY COMPETITIONS 82 71 SPREE DAY Spree Day was held on June 2, 1981 . Although it was rainy weather, it did not dampen anyone’s spirits. Activities ranged from softball and races to the dunking of various students and teachers in the Dunking Booth. Overall, this day was a splendid success. 86 87 HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES The annual Homecoming was held the week of September 28, 1981. Each day there were various events ranging from pushing peanuts down the corridor with one ' s nose to dress- ing up in the styles of the 20’s, 50’s, 60’s, and the year 2000 . On Friday, the Pep Rally was held in the gym. The Punk Rock Contest, won by the Class of ’ 83 , was the highlight of our week. On Saturday our various varsity sports contests took place. 88 HOMECOMING DANCE On Saturday evening , the Homecoming Dance was held in the W.B.H.S. gym. The court included Irene Desroches, Kelly Avery, Kathleen Mahoney, Kim Akins, Erin Mahoney, Darlene DiBara, and Merri Robinson. The 1981 Homecoming Queen was Mary Beth Fulginiti. A good time was enjoyed by all who attended this event. 90 MUSICAL The 1981 musical, South Pacific, was performed on March 19 and 20. Kathleen Mahoney starred as Nellie Forbush, and Matt Colangelo was Emile de Becque. Tony Barsamian kept the audience laughing as Luther Billis, and Jamie Bartlett was Bloody Mary. Everyone in the cast had a great time, and the show was a splendid success. 92 JUNIOR PROM The Class of 1982 held their Junior Prom on May 8, 1981, at The Old Mill in Westminster. The Court included Kate Sweetman , Deborah Bor- ci, Mary-Anne Been, and Melissa Berg. Mr. O ' Connor crowned JoAnn Pelligrini as our Prom Queen. 94 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Election to the National Honor Society is based upon a student’s scholarship , leadership , character, and service. These four criteria are in accordance with the National Standards of the Society. On April 6, 1981, eleven members of the Class of 1982 were inducted into the National Honor Society. These students were Terrilynn Bahn, Natalie Barton, Matthew Colangelo, Diane Cronin, Irene Desroches, Mary Beth Fulginiti, David Hall , Matthew Heint- zelman, Lynn Labossiere, Lori Morris, and Judy Richinick. There was an additional group of Seniors added during the following school year. 96 1981 KAMEHAMEHA GLEE CLUB TOUR I ' ▼ou� MMiHAMEHA GLEE CLUB On June 17-19, 1981, West Boylston was the host town for a group of stu- dents from the Kamehameha School System in Honolulu, Hawaii. The students enjoyed everything from various sights in our vicinity to a trip to the Old Sturbridge Village. On Thursday night of their three day stay, they entertained the townspeo- ple by putting on a concert. The beautiful costumes and dancing, along with the singing, will not be forgotten for a long time. Although their stay was short, friendships were made that will last a lifetime. 97 THE SENIOR BALL “Turn the Page” 98 “THE MOUSE THAT ROARED” The Class of 1982 put on their Class Play, under the direction of Mr. Steven White, the nights of December 11 12, 1981. The cast, with student directors Terri Beardsley and Roberta Mercurio, had a super time and the audience was well- entertained. 100 FOOTBALL Row 1: S. Barakian, E. Johnson, S. Shea, J. Watkins, K. Boucher, R. Carlson, P. Cestodio, M. Colangelo. Row 2: R. Parker, C. Welburn, M. Webb, B. Teague, M. Morin, E. Pappanastos, S. Woods, Coach Winston. Row 3: Coach Cook, J. Dugan, G. Rudy, M. Schofield, M. Scanlon, D. Cullen, S. Welburn, D. Lindberg, Coach Priestly. Row 4: Coach Bond, J. Borci, M. Barakian, J. DePatsy, S. McMillan, R. Finn, J. Bump, T. Scott. Row 5: J. Bartlett, S. Priestly, K. Openshaw, M. Shepard, T. Papandrea, J. Cranston, E. Greenough, M. Capone. The 1981 FOOTBALL team had a very disappointing sea- son, finishing 0-7-1. The team was very dedicated, though, led by Senior Cap- tain, Matt Colangelo, and never once gave up. It was a tough season and the Lions lost some real heartbreakers. Still they came back each week with more enthusiasm and desire to win. The Junior Varsity team compiled a rec- ord of 2-5. 104 Row 1: J. Bump, M. Shepard, P. Bel- sito, T. Papandrea, M. Schofield, M. Capone, J. Dugan. Row 2: M. Scan- lon, D. Cullen, K. Openshaw, R Pnesrley, M. Barakian, T. Scott, Coach Winston. Row 3: j. Borci E Greenough, B. Parker, J. Cranston, D. Lindberg, R. Finn, S. Welburn 105 mm VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Patty Avery, Lori Morris, Captain, Mary Beth Fulginiti, Captain, Maria Marrino. Row 2: Lynn Labossiere, Alison Ackert, Kristin Knoebber, Irene Desroches, Natalie Barton. Row 3: Danielle Barton and Melissa Berg. 106 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: Kelly Avery, Captain, Melanie Lavoie, Mary Aziz, Sharon Murphy, Erin Sheehan, Erin Mahoney, Linda Brearley, Captain. Row 2: Amy Daigneau, Michelle Barton. Row 3: Lynne Newton. 107 Row 1: R. Moher, A. Klein, Captain, K. O’Brien, Captain, D. Hall, Captain, A. Beardsley, A. Berglund, C. Murphy. Row 2: Coach Butcher, J. Foreman, B. Rose, F. Herx, T. Swalec, C. Hesemeyer, R. Smiley, and B. Fallon. VARSITY SOCCER Led by experienced tri-captains Dave Hall, Kevin O’Brien, and Andreas Klein, the 1981 VARSI- TY SOCCER team looked for- ward to a winning season. The very disappointing 0-14 record is rather misleading. The team played some fine soccer and lost many close games. The Junior Varsity compiled a record of 0- 11 - 1 . 110 Row 1: J. Kroft, A. Verdini, B. Wyatt, J. Tsagronis, D. Hudson, M. Supernor. Row 2: Coach Alley, T. Parker, S. McNeil (cap- tain), M. Hubbard (captain), R. MacKizer (captain), M. Drake, S. McCarthy. Row 3: C. Klein, C. Boosahda, S. Stanley, B. Wal- ker, H. Smiley, R. Kardon. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Row 1: A. Priestley, M. Pustis, A. Herx, P. Stevens, A. Gould, M. Been. Row 2: K. Boosahda, L. Buck, L. Colangelo, Coach Schofield, J. Haddad, K. Boire, G. Petty, Manager. Row 3: K. Kenneway, D. Cronin, Captain, E. Bruhn, Captain, T. Bruhn, K. Harris, S. Sirmans. The 1981 FIELD HOCKEY team got off to a good start this Fall, but faced some very tough competition and finished the season 3-13. The team was lead by Senior Co- captains Liz Bruhn and Diane Cronin. The Junior Varsity team with tri-captains Heidi Cook, Sue Lindberg, and Michelle Flagg attained a rec- ord of 1-5-2. 112 il ' lHVi Row 1: H. Cook, S. Lindberg, D. Slack, L. Bernstein, K. Hill, N. Dan- ford. Row 2: G. Watkins, C. Pearcy, M. Flagg, Coach Leslie, J. Bruhn, A. Smith, H. Carlson, Manager. Row 3: P. Dugan, N. Verdini, L. Larose, D. Stevens, J. Colangelo. JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY 113 BOYS’ CROSS COU NTRY Row 1: Greenough, M. Diverdi, S. Witkus, T. Trask. Row 2: M. Wit- kus, R. Goodale, D. Lamberto, G. Osthues, A. Quinn, S. Baker. Row 3: D. Raphael, E. Tarkianin, J. Ratoff, and C. MacIntyre. The 1981 BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY team led by Senior tri-captains Terry Trask, Steve Witkus, and Michael DiVerdi had a very successful season. The Lions compiled a record of 17-2 — placing 3rd in the league meet and 2nd overall. . Row 1: D. White, H. Harrison, M. LaRose, S. Chenard, J. Fries, H. Almstrom. Row 2: K. Johnson, C. Watkins, L. Casey, P. McMillan, S. Goodale. Row 3: Coach Bouvier, M. Arsenault, K. Sweetman, M. Mard, and K. Sarkisian. GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY The 1981 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY team was a young team, having only one Senior, captain Kate Sweet- man. The girls attained a rec- ord of 10-5 — placing 2nd in the league meet and 3rd overall. 115 BOYS’ BASKET BALL J. Bartlett, Manager, J. Carrigan, C. Welburn, A. Papandrea, S. Woods, E. Pappanastos, E. Johnson, Captain, Doug Gray, Captain, P. Wren, J. Watkins, M. Webb, S. Shea, M. Maino, Coach Jim Diamanto- poulous. The 1981-1982 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, led by Senior Co- captains Eric Johnson and Doug Gray promised to be the best team since Coach Jim Diamantopoulos took over the team four years ago. The height of Doug Gray, Ernie Pappanastos, and Paul Wren combined with the outside shooting of Jimmy Watkins and Eric Johnson gave the team a balanced offense that led the team to a very success- ful season. 117 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKET BALL The 1981-1982 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL team has a lot of experience and enthu- siasm. Led by co-captains Liz Bruhn and Diane Cronin and Seniors Kate Sweetman and Cindy Cusanello, the Lions should have a very successful season. 118 119 BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKET BALL Row 1: D. Lindberg, S. Stanley, A. Beardsley, J. Foreman, M. Barakian, R. Finn, J. Cranston, S. Priestley. Row 2: J. Bostek, R. Parker, S. McMillan, T. Yahnian, D. Cullen, C. Halloran, M. Scanlon, and E. Greenough, Coach Bond. 120 GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKET BALL Row 1: S. Berthiaume, K. Johnson, C. Watkins, P. McMillan, M. Papan- drea, N. Verdini, J. Colangelo. Row 2: C. Goyette, L. Bryngelson, C. Pearcy, Coach Smith, K. Boosahda, D. Carelli, J. Bruhn, and G. Watkins. 121 Sitting: Kristin Knoebber, Kathy Mahoney. Row 1: Linda Brearley, Danielle Barton, Maria Marrino, Sharon Murphy. Row 2: Alison Ackert, Lori Morris, Kelly Avery, Natalie Barton, and Patty Avery. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 122 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sitting: Lynne Newton. Row 1: Erin Sheehan, Kathy Akins, Jodie DePatsy, Michelle Barton. Row 2: Roberta Hayes, Lauren Ackert, Kim Christo, Amy Smith, and Lisa Fallovolita. 123 124 ,% U rYWVT) CLASS OF 1983 JUNIORS Maryanne Attella Kelly Avery Paul Aziz James Bartlett Danielle Barton Kelly Beam Philip Blaisdell Pamela Bohlin Kerrylynn Boire Kim Boosahda Kevin Bousquet Linda Brearley Theresa Bruhn Laurie Buck Jeffrey Burke John Carrigan Elisabeth Colangelo Heidi Cook Robert Cooke Cynthia Crane Amy Daigneau Laura Danford Scott DePatsy Robert DeVillers James Emla Alex Fallavollita Thomas Farnsworth Michelle Flagg Michael Gallant Ian Gilley Sarah Goodale Darryn Good now John Gordon Richard Harper Ronald Harper Kathryn Harris John Lepore Susan Lindberg Keith Loughlin Donna Lunt Deborah MacKizer Cynthia Magaw Kathleen Mahoney Michael Maino Matthew Morin Jane Mosman Gary Mullen Sharon Murphy Timothy Nagle Bridgid O’Brien Kenneth Openshaw Gregory Osthues 127 Peter Henault Christopher Herbert Frederick Herx Kreg Hesemeyer Andreas Klein Kristen Knoebber Kevin LaPlume Kelley-Marie Leonard Melissa Mard Maria Marrino Marie McGrain Valerie Meola Ernest Pappanastos Mark Pogharian Andrew Quinn Mark Roberge Michael Roberge Michael Robidoux Beth Robinson Albert Rotti Judith Rotti Kevin Santoian Kari Scott Heidi Smedberg Robert Smiley Babette Smith Christopher Stanley LeeAnn Stewart William Supernor Liisa Tarkiainen Brian Teague David Toppin Darren Vokes Gregory Wallace Mark Webb Christopher Welburn Tammy White Steven Woods Christine Zona 128 Also: David Brown, David Cusanello, Katherine Kirk, Robert Martin, John McLaughlin, Kelly Murphy, Roberta Smith, and James Watkins CLASS OF 1984 SOPHOMORES Kim Akins Maureen Arsenault Mary Aziz Todd Bagdis Timothy Bahn Scott Baker Andrew Beardsley Lynn Bernstein Kristen Boosahda Joseph Bostek Susan Brunelle Jeffrey Bump Bradley Caldbeck Janet Carelli Cheryl Carlson Holly Carlson Michelle Chenard Laura Clemence Jeffrey Cranston David Cullen Tinaa Marie D’Elia Natalie Danford Debra Dellasanta James DePatsy Jennifer Dick Joseph DiPilato Rose Dostourian Michael Drake 129 Karen Ekberg Lynne Enhus Jayne Faford Lisa Fallavollita Michelle Fernsten Robert Finn Richard Fisher David Fiske Lisa Fortin William Gambaccim Aaron Goodale Jeffrey Gordon MariKate Grady Jane Haddad Craig Halloran Debra Hammond Karen Hill Patrick Horgan Russell Howard James Jardine David Johnson Rachel Kardon Kimberly Kenneway Eric Kistler Kim Kyes Lynn Lajoie Lisa Larose Melanie Lavoie Tina Ledoux Susan Macomber Erin Mahoney 1 JO CLASS OF 1985 FRESHMEN Lauren Ackert Kathleen Akins Mark Barakian Sherry Bassan Lynn Blakeney Scott Brearley Heather Brown Joann Bruhn Lisa Bryngelson Linda Burns Debra Carelli Linda Carlson Joseph Carrigan Scott Casey James Chenard Sherilynne Chiancola Kimberlea Christo Jennifer Colangelo Karen Dailey Kevin Day Jody DePatsy Annette DeVillers Darlene DiBara Jaclyn Dostourian Mary Ellsworth Kevin Fitzpatrick James Foreman 132 Michelle Fortin Peter Fries Adam Frost Christopher Gilley Patrick Gleason Sarah Glickman Timothy Gould Lawrence Grady Lisa Greene Edward Greenough Roberta Hayes Christine Hubbard Stephanie Knoebber Colleen Labossiere Daniel Lamberto Erika Ledoux David Lindberg Christopher Murphy Lynne Newton Robert O’Connell Mary Ellen Papandrea Robert Parker Paul Pasquale Steven Perry Gary Pogharian Stephen Priestley Michelle Pruneau Gregg Ramstrom Michelle Recupero Meredith Robinson 133 George Rudy Kimberly Sarkisian Dawn Scott Thomas Sheldon Mark Shepard Heather Smiley A1 Solitro Kelly Standring Gregory Stanley Charles Stevens Matthew Supernor Sara Titus Noreen Verdim Bruce Walker Ginger Watkins Sean Welburn Also: Bernard Castagnetti, Brandon Forsyth, Kori Gilson, John Gray, and Dorinda Stevens John Wild Michael Witkus 134 CLASS OF 1986 EIGHTH GRADE Michael Atchue Michelle Barton James Been Peter Pelsito Stephanie Berthiaume Mark Bruso Michael Buonomo Pamela Burke Kimberly Calbeck Amy Capman Michael Capone Christopher Carrigan Dawn Chenard Kristine Cleary Cynthia Cooney Charles Crane Edward Cure Sharon Dean Laura Delaney Joseph Diverdi Jennifer Dwyer Jay Dugan Steven Durham Mark Eichholz Cheryl Fortin Jennifer Gilson Jay Givan Stephanie Gladys Christine Goyette Julie Gray Robin Hall Thomas Harris Scott Holt Michael Hubbard Douglas Hudson Lisa Jardine Kirsten Johnson Betsy Kavanagh Kirk Kenneway Susan Kezer Kimberly Kraemer Michael Lajeunesse Lisa Lamberto Scott Langhill Pamela Larose Donald Lindberg Kenneth Lovejoy Richard MacKizer Kelly Maynard Kristine McDonald Kevin McEnaney Janet Mcguiggan Pamela McMillan Sean McNeill Russell Miller Lisa Montville Kimberly Morris 136 Andrea Mullen Kathleen O’Connor Stephanie Pantos Anthony Papandrea Jeffrey Pasquale Christine Pukaite Paul Ramstrom Jeffrey Ratoff Jennifer Recupero Travis Rotti Brian Scanlon Tara Sheehan Marc Sherwin Richard Simmarano Stephen Smedberg Maryjo Solitro Kathleen Spratt Nicole Stanley Erik Tarkiainen Julie Thomson Guy Trudeau Joseph Tsagronis Carolann Watkins Pamela Welcome Darlene Woodill Linda Woods Also: Kelly Moher 137 Amy Alicandro Helen Almstrom Laurie Amons Elizabeth Atchue Angela Bailey Susan Barakian Michael Bavosi Donald Belsito Maureen Bennett Joseph Beyer Scott Bostek Carla Bruhn Kimberly Burke Mark Carlson Mary Ellen Carlson Lisa Marie Casey Sheila Chenard Jeffrey Daignault Joseph Dainis John Darrah Vickie Desrosiers Chris Devillers Patricia Dugan Sandra Erickson Deborah Fawe Jennifer Fries Sandra Gaudette John Gleason Daniel Goodnow Douglas Goodnow CLASS OF 1987 SE VE NTH GRADE Kenneth Gould Thomas Gould Sherri Lynn Greene Alan Greenough Heidi Harrison Scott Herbert Jennifer Holmes Mary Horgan Lisa Howard Joey Johnson Lyn ne Josephson Kristi Kavanagh William Kirk Laurie Kittredge Christian Klein Jon Kropf Eric Laakso Michelle Larose Joy Larrabee David Leslie Diane Love joy Ruth Ann Lyon Craig MacIntyre Sean McCarthy Lisa McDonald Kenneth McGoldrick Colleen McNeil James Miller Marianne Mullen Deborah O’Brien Wendy O’Connell Kelly O’Connor Molly O’Connor Eric Olson 139 James Openshaw Lisa Osthues Eric Palmquist Todd Parker Deborah Pearcy Robert Pingeton Steven Quiry David Raphael Timothy Roberts Carolyn Rotti Renee Rudy James Saro Julie Savage Toni Solitro Kathleen Standring Mark Supernor Karen Teague Jill Theriault Arthur Verdini Brian Yokes Keith Walker William Watkins Margery Webb Diane White Moira Wild Bradford Wyatt Also: Eric Blaisdell 140 SENIOR OFFICERS Anthony Barsamian President Irene Desroches Student Council Diane Cronin Student Council Judy Richinick Student Council MaryAnne Been Student Advisory Council CLASS OF ’83 Row 1: Paul Aziz, Miss Cogswell, Advisor, Kelly Avery, Danielle Barton, Marie McGrain. Row 2: Steven Woods, Lisa Colangelo, Gary Mullen, and Brian Teague. CLASS OF ’84 Row 1: Kim Akins, Ron Goodale, Mrs. Gruszka, Advisor, Cheryl Carlson, Karen Hill. Row 2: Shel- ley Sirmans and Erin Mahoney. 146 CLASS OF ’85 Row 1: Mr. Keeney, Advisor, Jenny Colangelo, Darlene DiBara, Kathy Akins, Matthew Supernor. Row 2: Mary Ellen Papandrea, Dawn Scott, and Roberta Hayes. CLASS OF ’87 Row 1: Amy Alicandro, Heidi Harrison, Jill Ter- rio, Wendy O’Connell. Row 2: Mrs. Doherty, Advisor, Maureen Bennett, John Kropf, Michelle LaRose. CLASS OF ’86 Row 1: Michelle Barton, Kelly Maynard, Linda Woods, Mrs. Roy, Advisor. Row 2: Christine MacDonald, Kirk Kenneway, and Kim Morris. 147 FRENCH CLUB Row 1: Karen Ekberg, Pam Stevens, Ann Peterson, Terri Bahn, Laurie Buck, David Hall, Laura Danford, Matt Lavoie, Alison Ackert, Natalie Barton, Miss Scopelliti, Advisor. Row 2: JoAnne Bruhn, Noreen Verdini, Roberta Hayes, Heidi Cooke, Kathleen Mahoney, Kristin Knoebber, Lynne Bernstein, Karen Hill, Peter Fries, Scott Casey. Row 3: Lisa Greene, Lynne Newton, Colleen Labossiere, Michelle Fortin, Lauren Ackert, Erin Mahoney, Melanie Lavoie, Kim Akins, Lisa Fortin, Mike Diverdi, Shelley Sirmans, Natalie Danford, Scott Brearley, John Wild. Row 4: Lynn Blakeney, Sherry Chiancola, Mary Ellen Papandrea, Dorinda Stevens, Jennifer Dick, Mary Beth Fulginiti, Irene Desroches, Lisa Colangelo, Kim Boosahda, Theresa Bruhn, Holly Carlson, Margo Wild, Gary Pogharian. Row 5. Kris Boosahda, Tina Ledoux, Kim Kenneway, Lynne Enhus, Lisa Larose, Amy Daigneau, Amy Smith, Randy Finn, Cindy Pearcy, Joseph Bostek, Craig Halloran, Greg Osthues, Scott Baker, Janet Carelli, Susan Brunelle. “The Night Before Christmas” Cast. 1 148 SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Matthew Heintzleman, Diana Dalton, Sharon Blakeney, Patty Fallon, Lynn Labos- siere, Anne Herx, Mary Anne Been, Donna Groccia, Lori Morris, Erik Tarkianin, Jim Been, Peter Belsito, Kirk Kenneway. Row 2: Merri Robinson, Rebecca Parker, Donald Lindberg, Scott Holt, Sharon Murphy, Amy Capman, Lee Stewart, Lisa Fallavollita, Michelle Chenard, Mary Aziz, Kim Akins. Row 3: Dawn Scott, Kim Christo, Darlene Woodill, Lisajardine, Tara Sheehan, Stephanie Berthiaume, Linda Woods, Laura Clemens, Eddie Cure, Brent Rose, Kelly Maynard, Kim Morris, Kris Cleary, Erin Sheehan, Danielle Barton. Row 4: Tony Papandrea, Stephanie Knoebber, Jennifer Dwyer, Chris Goyette, Michelle Barton, Pam Burke, Debbie Slack, Cheryl Carlson, Bobby Parker, Steven Priestley, Jeff Burke, Mark Pogharian, Tim Scott, Mike Drake. Row 5: Kenny Love joy, Heather Smiley, Jodie DePatsy, Lisa Bryngelson, Laurie Quiry, Karen Hill, Natalie Danford, Katie Harris, Cindy Crane, Craig Hesemeyer, Ben Peterson, Robert O’Connell, Kit Gilley, David Lindberg, Jimmy Jardine, Chuck Stevens. 149 Row 1: Sharon Blakeney, Patty Fallon, Tony Barsamian, Steve Barakian, Melissa Berg, Mary Beth Pustis, David Hall, MaryAnne Been, Kate Sweetman, Terri Bahn, Lori Morris, Eric Johnson. Row 2: Terry Trask, Robert Smiley, Heidi Cook, Susan Lindberg, Beth Robinson, Katy Harris, Liisa Tarkianin. Row 3: Mr. Maynard, Deborah Mackizer, Amy Smith, Chuck Stevens, Michelle Fortin, Melanie Lavoie, Erin Mahoney, Jennifer Colangelo, Lynn Blakeney, Heather Smiley. Row 4: Mark Barakian, Cindy Pearcy, Mike Drake, Ron Goodale, Debbie Slack, Karen Hill, Shelley Sirmans, Lisa Fortin, Mary Ellen Papandrea, Lisa Greene, Noreen Verdini. Row 5: Debbie Hammond, Billy Fallon, Kit Gilley, and Adam Frost. CONCERT BAND 150 JUNIOR BAND Row 1: Lisa Jardine, Debbie O’Brien, Karen Teague, Kristy Kavanaugh, Sherri Greene, Eliz- abeth Atchue, Ruth Lyon, Jennifer Fries, Amy Capman, Kelly Maynard, Kim Morris. Row 2: Julie Thompson, Lisa Lamberto, Margie Webb, Chris Goyette, Tara Sheehan, Pam Burke, Heidi Harrison, Michelle Larose, Joey Johnson, John Kropf, Erik Blaisdell. Row 3: Mark Sherwin, David Leslie, Erik Olson, Mike Atchue, Kim Burke, Wendy O’Connell, Debbie Pearcy, Sandra Erikson, Diane Lovejoy, Mary Horgan, Doug Goodnow. Row 4: Jim Been, Charles Crane, Kirsten Johnson, Moira Wild, Jay Given, Jay Dugan, Eddie Cure, Erik Tarkianin, Brad Wyatt, Kenny McGoldrick, Guy Trudeau. Row 5: Miss DePaul, Tommy Harris, Scott Longhill, Jimmy Miller, Tommy Gould. 151 STAGE BAND Row 1: Lori Morris, David Hall, Tony Barsamian, Matt Colangelo, Debbie Borci, MaryAnne Been. Row 2: Andy Quinn, Debbie MacKizer, Heidi Cook, Kathleen Mahoney, Erin Mahoney, Tim Bahn, Jimmy Been, Chuck Stevens. Row 3: Mr. Maynard, Chris Murphy, John Givan, Erik Tarkianin, Donald Lindberg, Jimmy Foreman, Michael Atchue, and Michael Bunomo. CENTRAL DISTRICT PARTICIPANTS Row 1: Debbie Mackizer, MaryAnne Been, Debbie Borci. Patty Fallon. Row 2: Kathleen Mahoney, Chris Stanley, Melanie Lavoie. Row 3: Susan Lindberg. 152 LITERARY MAGAZINE CHORUS Row 1: Melissa Berg, Mary Beth Pustis, Patty Fallon, Sharon Blakeney, Roberta Mercurio, MaryAnne Been, Terri Bahn, Diana Dalton, Chris Stanley. Row 2: Randy Finn, Rachel Kardon, Deb Mackizer, Beth Robinson, Katie Harris, Lisa Colangelo, Cindy Crane, Marie McGrain, Sharon Murphy, Mary Ellen Papandrea, John Wild, Mr. Maynard. Row 3: Kim Boosahda, Greg Wallace, Amy Smith, Kim Akins, Melanie Lavoie, Erin Mahoney, Jenny Colangelo, Heather Smiley, Dawn Scott, and Annette Devillers. Row 1. Muriel Fraser, Lisa Colangelo, Patty Fallon. Row 2: Ann Peterson, Mr. White, Advisor, Amy Daigneau, and Scott Kardon. 153 ART CLUB Row 1: Glori White, Liz Bruhn, Loreen Pasquale, Joan DePatsy, Jo Ann Pelligrini, Anita Haddad, Mrs. Boosahda, Advisor, Peter Henault, Alison Ackert, Roberta Mercurio, Terri Beardsley, Patty Avery, Molly McCabe. Row 2: Patrick Horgan, Timmy Gould, Patti Cooke, Lynne Townsend, Michele Chenard, Shelley Sirmans, Jayne Haddad, Lynn Bernstein, Laurie Joslyn, Lisa Kittredge, Lorraine Hartwell. Row 3: Margo Wild, Lee Stewart, Sherri Chiancola, Lauren Ackert, Melinda Sarkisian, Colleen Labossiere, Michelle Fortin, Michelle Flagg. Row 4: Peter Fries, Lisa Bryngel- son, Kari Scott, Sarah Goodale, Maria Marrino, Lynne Newton, Kim Spratt, Debbie Hammond, Debbie Thomson, Chris Herbert, Melissa Mard, and Kim Boosahda. DRAMA CLUB Row 1: Patty Avery, John Watkins, Terri Bahn. Row 2: Patty Fallon, Melissa Berg, Mary Fulginiti. Row 3: Tony Barsamian, Kathy Mahoney, Kristin Knoebber, Alison Ackert, Roberta Mercurio, Debbie Borci, Pedar Gilley, Michael Haley, Scott Kardon. Row 4: Mr. White, Advisor, Mary Anne Been, Kate Sweetman. Row 5: Bill Supernor, Melanie Lavoie, Erin Mahoney, Katie Harris, Lisa Colangelo, Natalie Danford, Kim Kenneway, Susan Brunelle, Lori Morris, Chris Stanley, Cindy Beam, Diana Dalton. Row 6: Kris Boosahda, Lisa Fallovolita, Michelle Chenard, Ron Goodale, Lorraine Hartwell, Lisa Kittredge, Amy Daigneau, Amy Smith, Tom Swalec, Phil Blaisdell, and Andreas Klein. 154 CAMERA CLUB Row 1: Moira Wild, Gary Pogharian, Mr. Bouvier, Advisor, Mike Haley. Row 2: Matt Lavoie, Jean Trudeau, Liz Bruhn, Scott Kardon. Row 3: Phil Blaisdell and Irene Desroches. ARCHERY CLUB Row 1: Chris Stanley and Kenny McGoldrick. Row 2: Kevin LaPlume, Chris Herbert, Bill Supernor, Mr. White, Advisor, Thomas Farnsworth, and Matt Heintzelman. 155 BUSINESS CLUB Row 1 : Karen Ekberg, Bridgid O’Brien, Miss Lawrence, Advisor, Pam Stevens, Patty Avery, Molly McCabe, Miss Salmon, Advisor. Row 2: Maureen Arsenault, Pam Bohlin,TinaLedoux, Mary Anne Attella, Donna Lunt, Joan DePatsy, Anne Priestley, Jane Haddad, Jane Faford, Lynne Enhus. Row 3 Laurie Quiry, Bambi Smith, Melinda Sarakisian, Allyson Gould, Patty Dellasanta, Loreen Pasquale, Diane Kosinchuk, Debbie McMillan, Judy Rotti. LIBRARY CLUB Chris Herbert, Bill Supernor, Mrs. Stuart, Advisor, Debbie Thomson, Terri Solitro, Melinda Sarkisian, and Kelley Moher. 156 PEP CLUB The Pep Club, with Advisor, Miss Taylor, sponsored busses to the away football games, sold pom-pons, and held the annual Spring Dance in March. It is one of the groups that shows school spirit and dedication. VARSITY CLUB Row 1: Jack Lepore, Kevin Santoian, Andy Quinn, LiisaTarkianin, Irene Desroches, Liz Bruhn, Steve Woods, Mary Beth Pustis, Eric Johnson, Alison Ackert, Natalie Barton. Row 2: Terry Trask, Kristin Knoebber, Melissa Berg, Laura Danford, Susan Lindberg, Steve Shea, Matt Colangelo, Tessie Bruhn, Laurie Buck, Danielle Barton, Lynn Labossiere, Melissa Mard, Kim Boosahda, Mr. Garofoli, Advisor. Row 3: Stephen Witkus, David Hall, Kathy Mahoney, Kate Sweetman, Katie Harris, Maria Marrino, Lisa Colangelo, Pam Stevens, Kerrie Boire, Brian Teague, Kevin O’Brien. Row 4: John Watkins, Art Papandrea, Doug Gray, Anne Priestley, Anne Herx, Allyson Gould, Jean Trudeau, Greg Osthues. 157 A-V CLUB Row 1: Ricky Harper, Pedar Gilley, John Gordon. Row 2: Chris Stanley, Stephen Witkus. Row 3: Joe Miglionico, Mr. McGrail, Advisor. WORK STUDY Row 1: Joe Miglionico, Billy York. Row 2: Gary Dean, Loreen Pasquale, Glorianne White, Patty Dellasanta, Joan DePatsy, Ron Ramstrom, Mike Uhten- woldt. Row 3: Bill Cummings, Ray Moher, Jim Flagg, Tom Gordon, Deb McMillian, Marianne Camarra, Corrine Day, and Ken Boucher. 158 YEARBOOK STAFF Row 1: Mary Anne Been, Matt Colangelo, Lori Morris, Natalie Barton, Matt Heintzelman, Alison Ackert. Row 2: Jean Trudeau, Lynn Labossiere, Judy Richinick, Patty Fallon, Irene Desroches. Row 3: Scott Kardon, Mrs. Hubbard, Advisor, Terri Bahn, and Cindy Beam. 159 YEARBOOK APPRECIATION PAGE When the Yearbook Committee first met last May, no one fully understood the hard work and much time we would be putting into making such a book. If it were not for the unceasing patience, determination, and dedication of our advisor, Mrs. Sharron Hubbard, our task would never have been accomplished. Mrs. Hubbard gave us the encourage- ment that we needed when things did not go right and also the praise that we deserved when our job was finished. Again, many thanks!! We would also like to take this time to thank the following people for their hard work on the 1982 Lion’s Roar: Alison Ackert, Divider Pages and Cover, Irene Desroches, Mary Fulginiti, and Patty Fallon, Underclass section. Matt Heintzelman and Matt Colangelo, Advertising, Terri Bahn, Prologue Poem, and Robin Bagdis, Kristin Knoeb- ber, Sharon Murphy, Susan Lindberg, and Liisa Tarkianin, Typing. Again, many thanks for a job well done. When one first looks at a yearbook, they do not think of the hard work and exceptional amount of time that has gone into producing it. Without the efforts and expertise of Mr. Edward Bouvier, Matt Lavoie, and Mr. Winthrop Handy, our task could never have been completed. Their many hours of not only taking pictures, but also spending late nights in the darkroom making sure that everything was just perfect, have not gone unnoticed. Many thanks to all of you who have made the 1982 Lion’s Roar so special. — Lori Natalie. BOOSTERS JB, mon petit chou chou — Thanks for the beautiful memories! Je t’aime, your little baby, BJ (835 . . . ). Best of everything in all you do in the future. Emily Boosahda. Never spit in a man’s face unless his moustache is on fire. Mr. Monroe. Cassaline, Kt., Cape Cod, Bagalk, Chickens, Tremendously wonderful, guys, Auntie Kate, General Hos- pital! To Angel — I Love You! I’ll be back for you! — Always and Forever! Love, Blue Eyes. Patty, toot your way to Stardom! Hi. from, Sue. Three down, one to go! Those crazy nights, I do remember of my youth. I do recall, those were the best times most of all. TSB, MAB ’ 82 . Best wishes to the Class of 1982 — Mrs. Avery. E.J. — Thanks for understanding . . . Jeff, I’ve got willpower . . . with the help of the steering wheel! Love always . . . Lori, Lynn, Alison, Judy — Best wishes now and always. Natalie. Katy, We leave you in full control of our face program. Allison and Molly. MIL’S TEN COMMANDMENTS. Dear Jim Diamontopoulos — I love you. Bob T. Bye W.B. — We love ya we’ll remember you always. Lynn Judy. Hi Mrs. B. — One of her Latin Scholars. Hey, M.L.! Name a state! Love ya, Krispy. Nat — Let’s go to McDonalds! Lori. Mar, Rena, Miss — Thanks for corrupting us! We’ll miss you! L.L.K. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ’82. Mr. Mrs. Carlto n J. O’Connor. Goodbye, Kel, Chris, Aim, John, Ron, Dave, Dawn, Kair, Randy — Love ya, PAT. E.B. HATERS of West Boylston: B.T., J.M.W., A.P., T.T., J.F.T., R.M. This is not tense, REA! ZOOM! Just a tad! No Questions! D.G. — All-nighters. L.D. K C, Guinea Ha, Algebra!? Sheraton, Up With People, Robby, Robby, Carl Tim, Whale, Friendly’s, Popcorn, Purple, Rainbows, Friday nights, wicked psyched. BJ — Sure thing buddy, delicious. Thanks for everything (especially the beach). Love ya always, Studly. Kate Kerry — Here’s to our YEAR OF WILD ABANDONMENT . . . But with WHO??? Luv, Beth. Kate, don’t take that picture. I told you Cheerios and Beer don’t go together. Mr. Mentzer, I hope your class doesn’t affect us in later years. Fred and Dave, Keep the home fires burning at the Bonzo!! Standin’ on the Corner . . . Me Jan. Jan, is that what I think it is? — just wondering. Chapter Two — Trouble in Paradise? Let’s hope so. Just Like Caroline Justin. 161 CO NGR ATULATIO NS Congratulations, Lynn, and the Class of 1982. Bob Cathy Labossiere To the Class of 1982: Hope for the best. Expect the worst. Life is a play. We’re all unrehearsed. Best wishes. Mrs. Julie White To Michael and his friends: “Success in the future.” Mr. Mrs. Joseph DiVerdi. Congratulations Class of 1982. Mr. Mrs. Preston W. Hall Best Wishes to the Class of ’82. Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Barton Congratulations to the Class of 1982. Mr. Mrs. John Richinick Dick Barbara Tomczyk Best of luck to the Class of ’82. Joyce Nick Cerce Congratulations to the Class of 1982. Our very best wishes for a bright and happy future. Mr. Mrs. Robert R. Gould Success and Happiness Always, Natalie. Mom, Dad, Danielle, Michelle The best of everything to the Class of 1982. May you always be in the running! Bill Ruth Trask “I am more interested in the future than in the past, for that’s where I expect to spent the rest of my life.” Mr. Mrs. William F. Cummings, Sr. Congratulations and Best Wishes, Class of 1982. Pat Marion Fulginiti Best wishes to the Class of ’82. Jack Donna Berg Congratulations to the Class of 1982 — “Best of luck” Mr. Mrs. Donald A. Gray BEST WISHES. Mr. Mrs. Paul M. 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