West Boylston High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (West Boylston, MA)
- Class of 1983
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PROPERTY OF Spamatt HHemnrial fhtbiir library West Boylston, Mass. Presented by- Mrs. Sharon Bouvier Received J an 19 8h No The Class of 198 presents The Silver Jubilee Edition Lion’s Roar A Celebration of Traditions Past and Present TABLE OF CONTENTS Traditions 4 Dedication 8 Appreciation 1 6 Seniors 17 Faculty 71 Activities 81 Sports 107 Clubs 127 Underclassmen 141 Advertisements 161 Tradition A bridge relating the past to the present. Carrying on the Spirit of the Lion . . . 4 6 Through tradition, the warmth and friendship that has been shared throughout the years has been kept alive. PUBLIC LitfHA WEST BOYLSTON, ? THE SPIRIT OF THE LION The Class of 1983 wishes to dedicate the Silver Jubilee Edition of the Lion’s Roar to the Spirit of the Lion. “The Lion, the West Boylston Jr. Sr. High School mascot, is the epitome of our spirit. There is a certain magic in West Boylston students that is spelled INVOLVEMENT. The small school with a great heart which allows the student body to enthusiastically participate in a comprehensive academic program and a multi-faceted extra-curricular program. Students moving from art to mathematics and then on to shop class followed by athletics and perhaps an evening band or play rehearsal . . . overwhelming? Not for West Boylston students. They are the heart of the Lion.” Mr. Herbert Maynard 8 “I can say without reservation that this year’s senior class has exemplified the following ideals: excellent attitude, excellent participation, excellent attendance, and excellent ability to work with each other. On all of our teams, the morale remains high although being a small town with many activities to participate in makes winning difficult at times. School spirit drives the students to give their best, work hard, and show character in any situation that they may be faced with. Mr. Ronald Ekblom “The competitive, academic enthusiasm of W.B.H.S. students is continually growing to answer tomorrow’s challenges.” Miss Mary Salmon “If there is one thing that has stood out at West Boylston Jr. Sr. High School since the school opened, it has been the outstanding school spirit displayed by the students and faculty. A certain pride is exhibited at all school functions and activities which has always been a tribute to the students and community. Anyone who has ever taught at West Boylston, attended the schools, or lived in the community cannot help but be impressed and proud of the student body and school spirit at West Boylston High School.” Mr. Carlton J. O’Connor 9 Tradition An uncharted path On which we tread. 10 Leaving our footprints for others to follow . BEAMAN MEMORIAL WES ' 11 We leave these traditions behind To forge our own ways , 12 But always guiding us are the Dreams, Hopes, And ideals The Class of 1983 would like to express our sincerest appreciation to Miss Anne Cogswell. Seldom is a class presented with the opportunity to work with such a devoted and caring individual. A special bond has formed between advisor and students. She has helped us to mature by guiding us, yet encouraging us to always make our own decisions. These qualities assured us that if we fell, a strong friend would always be there to support us. As we grow, Miss Cogswell’s compassionate ways will be an inspiration to us. For this we thank Miss Anne Cogswell. MISS COGSWELL ADVISOR MENTOR ERIEND 16 KELLY JEANNE AVERY Kel . Ava “I don’t get it” . . . Bri — BFF Chris M P T “Re, vale la pena?” GUM too much — too fast? . . . whip- ped . Friends in ’84 EM: msf . that really bugs me eat’ too sensitive?! . phone Woody — ice fights? . . . “Mair, someday — some way!” wicked mint . TaShaDPaulKor Klouds . . Lau Lin fickle? . . . scrabble! . Ta-TYFBAF Sum- mer of ’81 Cheerleading 9,10,11, Co-captain 12; Student Council 10, President 11, Vice President 12; Class Secretary 9; Home Ec. Club 1 1 Presi- dent 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11, Varsity Club 12; Student Parent Advi- sory 11,12. Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball: Sr. Play “We can’t get back what we once had. but we can begin something new and better.” MARYANN ELIZABETH ATTELLA Mare Penny Donna . Cindy Joanie Bambi Kristen Kathy J.J. . Steven . Fred . David Jeff Tom PEJHH Michelle Ziff Compa- ny “Summer ’81” Maine Cape Cod ”82” Baby Leo Ed Lake Wash of ”81” “Hi Hon” “Hey There Gorgeous” “Spare Me Donna” “See You Guys Later” . “Until We Meet Again” “My Journey Has Begun ” Business Club 9,10,11, President 12, Pep Club 9,10,11, Homecoming Committee 9,10,11; Prom Committee; Senior Ball Committee; Vol- unteer Work; CYM (Catholic Youth Ministry (CYC), President 11. “Someday soon — I don’t when — we’re gonna get to that place where we really want to go. and we’ll walk in the sun. But ’til then, baby, we were bom to run” 18 PAUL RICHARD AZIZ BRl, WOOD, JOHN, BARTS, L K L K, WAD ALL THEM RB T CAPE COD ' 82 — “I’ll do the talking, Wood. You just keep showing those teeth, ' ' VT. ’82 — there’s 9 of us! Hampton ' 82 — starring Curt Quinn On School Business-again Main St. campout S.A.C. the Rock ’81, ’82 Guess I’ll stay in school today Chink food . Oh, I know a kid from there .all the way to Gloucester? . . . Chevy Deathtrap . G J Seger, Mac, Stones, Who, CSN, Jackson Browne . . President 9, 12; S.A.C 11,12; R.S.A.C. Chair- man 11,12; Student Council 9,11,12; Play Competitions 9,10,11,12; National Honor So- ciety 11,12; Yearbook Staff; Senior Play. For life is the mirror of king and slave; it’s just what we are and do; so give to the world the best you have; and the best will come back to you.” JAMES WHITNEY BARTLETT Barts 76 Pinto . 72 Jim, Danyn, Cor, Woody, Chris, Paul, Brian, Kevin Chinese Food . Ade and Whit . . T G crew; Joe and Ruthie, Kenny, Bob, Gary, Mark same to you Matt . . Fingers in my chili . What, me gossip? . . . Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball Mgr. 9,10,11,12, Baseball Mgr. 9,10; Band 9,10, 12; Football Band 9; Marching Band 9,10,12; Sr. Play: Play comps. There are no secrets better kept than the secrets everybody guesses.” 19 DANIELLE MARIE BARTON Jimmy 10 23 81 . . 24 will always score Golden Boy Nantasket Beach Peaceful Acres . Heald ' s Beach fishing Moose Rock . tennis cheering Mr W Mr. 0 — Supa! Supa ! Jim — you’re late!” — ‘‘I was up at the courts shooting around.” . . Carol Ann Michelle “Let’s gotoMeolas!’’ . . . Natalie Steve Ginger . . . hot-fudae sundaes m m ice cream . . . Junior Prom Class Treasurer 9; Class Vice President 10,1 1, Local Student Advisory Council 12; tennis 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10; Varsity Club 11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Homecom- ing Comm. 9,10; Junior Prom. ‘Tve got a taste of paradise, and I’m never gonna let it slip away ” Heaven Can Wait Junior Prom, 1982. KELLY LYNN BEAM “Kel” . jellybean . Molly . , 2 points I get it! . green M M ' S ROOTBEER POP I don’t have an accent! RJB BABE . New York — Summer ’82 Maine G-town Stones C R PS M.C. . DC Physics?? 83 — 1 . . Track 11; Drama Club 11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Ski Club 9,10,11, Photography Club 9; Homecoming Committee 9,10,11,12; Yearbook Committee 9,10,11,12; Musical 11,12; Senior Play; Play Competition 11,12; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Ball Committee; National Safety Council Award 11; Delegate — United Nations Pilgrim- age for Youth 11. ‘To live your life in your own way to reach for the goals you have set for yourself to be the one that you want to be That is success.” 20 PHILIP BLAISDELL Lisa W.B.B.C. Speaker of the House SKI — 1-190 Greg, is Lot 8 occupied 9 A.K. the road warrior Rush Grateful Dead Led Zepp Ranieer Mountineer- ina Scars pit parties 76 Chevy Killington Bound Hey, we’re on a mission from God Andy, do you understand this? Basketball 9, Football 9; Golf 9,10; Art Club 9,10, Ski Club 9,10,11,12, Spanish Club 10,11, Camera Club 10,11. Drama Club 9,10,11,12, Musicals 9,10,11,12; Senior 10,11,12; Play Competitions 10,11,12, Home- coming Committee 9,10; Junior Prom Com- mittee 11; Senior Ball Committee 12; “What you own is your own kingdom. What you do is your own glory. What you love is your own power. What you live is your own story. In your head is the answer, let it guide you along. Let your heart be the anchor and the beat of your own song. Rush — 2112.” PAMELA ANN BOHLIN CURT . . 3-24-80 My Mustang the blue vette at the airport . Donut Chateau . Michelle . Nette Buff, too bad it had to end this way . New Hampshire . . Chuck’s Steak House Sue . Mrs. Gagel and the guidance office . Pinecones forever . . Katy, Bart and Company is gone so take down the picture . . drive-ins pizza-pusher . RicEllMac the Hartwell Street Zoo . January release DIET the “ring” the Fiat accident Mrs. Grunski Classy Mr. Percy . . Mrs O’Connell, do I look like a bum again today? the res Lunch at Bob’s Hot Dogs . ? 8-16-85? But Mr Begley accidents Goldie Reo J. Geils . . . Journey — I always wanted to go to that concert . . . Chorus 9; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Camera Club 10,11; Home Ec Club 11,12, Work Study 12. “My high school years are over and I must be moving on but my memories of WB will for- ever linger on.” 21 KERRYLYNN MARIE BOIRE Ker FRED, Betty, Kim, LisaTess, Katy The Lone Bottle!! . TAP Don ' t Worry About it Shelly, Little Sis, Lynn . scat tered fried rice shared frozen yogurt the bump! Bonzo Lomls ohs Big Red Jose John Cougar M li’l goalie jeans It’ll get warmer, I promise Kev, great times awesome, totally awe- some as long as the music is loud Fts Field Hockey 10,11, co-captain 12; Basketball 9, 10. 1 1 . Softball 9, 10; Track 1 1 , 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11, Spanish Club 10, 1 1 , Ski Club 12; Art Club 1 1 , varsity Club 11,12; Homecoming Comm. 9, 10, 1 1 , 12, Senior Play; Musicals 9,10,11,12; Jr Prom Comm., Yearbook staff; New York 12; Play Comps. 9,10,11,12. “Dance along the silver shore and beat the turtle drum. That youth may last forever and sorrow never come.” KIMBERLY HELEN BOOSAHDA BOO-BOO Ker, Beth, Lisa, Tessy, Katie, Laurie . One big gang . John Cougar Life goes on! No more murals . . Catching is no fun! Quebec ' 82 KKLT roomies adjoining rooms for a while at least!! Mar kie’s Trick . Count Off 4 “FOR TY Me and Kev, still friends . . B.R.’s Keep in Touch! Field Hockey 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Softball 9,10,11,12, Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Ski Club 9,10; French Club 9,10,11,12; Art Club 10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Homecoming Comm. 9,10,11,12; Play Competitions 9, 10, 12; Jr. Prom Comm. Senior Play, Yearbook Staff; Girl’s State Rep 11; Na- tional Honor Society 11,12, Quebic Trip 12; New York Trip 12. “The future, not yet known is a worry; but the time now is a pleasure forever.” KEVIN BOUSQUET 3 . 0 V v LINDA ANN BREARLEY Lynn . . . Buttons . MARK Kel and Lau The Cape w Kris and Lau 20 Bliscott St. . . attitude-check . . . bouncing baby boy . . Hard to Say I’m Sorry . . . It’s immaterial . NAPS dance . . J 3 L . Geez! . . sailing and water battles Such a fine mem- ory, I think I’m going to take it with me. Good- bye WB Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Band 9,12; Football Cheerleading 11,12; Basketball Cheerleading 9,10,11. Soft- ball 9,10; Track 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Sr Play; Sr. Ball Comm., Jr. Prom Comm.; Na- tional Honor Society. “A beautiful smile is to the female counte- nance what the sunbeam is to the land- scape.” 23 DAVID J. BROWN Malden St . Mike, Rob, Steve, Bob, Kev It ' s a PARTY ' 68 Plymouth (THE BOMB) Homework rots my MIND!!! Vermont Hampton Beach is there a session or what? Work The Christmas Party IGA Earl 83 Weapons 1,2 Lynyrd Skynyrd Pink Floyd ZZTop Fognat The Grateful Dead The Path SHELBY Graduation The Bash Say gone Shop 9,10,11,12, Metals 10,11,12. Graphic Arts 11,12; Work Study 12. Forget your lust for the rich man’s gold. All that I need is my soul, and I can do this if I try. All that I want is to be satisfied.” THERESA AMELIA BRUHN Life goes on long after the thrill of living is gone QUEBEC . Markie’s trick . . . Count-off 7 . VCA Betty Boo NNK KER too much too fast too little too slow Men’s Mom . DIET! . . Liisa, partners again ?!? . je ne sais pas DICKY! sleep . , Liking boys isn ' t much to look for- ward to, is it? . Cape Cod “81” Hamp- ton on a cold and rainy day . . snow flurries BONZO . . Lisa Kev . . Bucky, what’s up? . . Katey New York . The Lone Bottle . closets . Bye WB . . . T . . . JV Softball 9; Track 10, 1 1 , 12; Field Hockey JV 9,10, Varsity 11,12; Latin Club 10; Spanish Club 11, French Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Psyc Club 12; Homecoming Committee 9,10,11,12; Play Competitions 9,10,11,12; Senior Play; Art Club 12. “ . you are never given a wish without the power to make it come true ...” 24 LAURIE ANN BUCK Bucky . too sensitive . . . wasted tears on the clouamaker . barefoot . . Four heads; Kris- ten, Laura and Kath Nov. 14 Je hate this bus! . . . Ushers w Mike and Tim? . . 20 Bliscott St. Hey, Clem, “Swimming hole talks . Ju- 1 F.r T, Boo, Colang, Ker RENA . . Thanks, Lin . . Friendly’s Kelly Roy, Mac and Crash in Florida Excuse me? . Calm down Chem. labs with Bouv . . . Laura, “I think I’ll stick with Elmer” . . . elbows . . . yellow walls . Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball 9,10,11,12; Pep, French Varsity Clubs; N.H.S., president, Student Council 9; Class Vice-President 12, Play Competitions; Jr. Prom Sr. Ball Comm.; Yearbook Staff, Editor. I decided long ago never again to walk in anyone’s shadow; If I fail, if 1 succeed, At least I lived as I believe. JEFFREY ALLEN BURKE Moon . . . Shut up . . This is true . . Get outa of here . . . Sounds good to me . Who loves you baby . . Say What?! . . . Hey, if your into that . Kenny O Goodamahn Mark . . . John . . . Junes . . . Lynn B Ma EH CZ KT Wop ADQ Curtis Q DB Barts . York Beach Maine . . Jimi the Man . . . Jake and Elwood Blues and all the rest . . . Varsity Football 12; Varsity Track 11,12; Varsi- ty Golf 9, 10; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9, 10, 1 1 ,12; Graphic Arts Club 1 1 , Home Ec Club 12; Chemistry Lab Assistant 12 “Will I live tomorrow? Well I just can’t say, but I know for sure I’m going to live today.” (J. Hendrix) 25 ELISABETH MARIE COLANGELO Lisa . Mitchell . . teddy bears roses Quebec; Le Grenardier — mon premiere fois! Ker, Kim, Re, Beth, Sha, Tess Andreas; mon bonhomme . . . Brewster B U. . . . Kyss mig, jarg sr Svensk! UFFDA Appalachia — Wallins Creek, Coxton 3 . L.L. Bean vigils . . . D. Moon maybe . . . it’s a classic . . . Sa-Sa Field Hockey 10,11, Co-captain 12; Chorus 9,10,11, Officer 12; Class Secretary 10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Drama 9; Secretary 10,11,12; Literary Magazine 10,11, French Club 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Home- coming Comm. 9,10,11,12; Jr. Prom Comm ; Sr. Ball Comm., Senior Play; Play Competi- tions; Musicals 9,10,11; “Yet the timeless in you is aware of life’s timelessness and knows that yesterday is but today’s memory and tomorrow is today’s dream.’’ The Prophet by Gahlil Gibran JOHN PETER CARRIGAN “Kor” WOODY . . . Led Zeppelin Van Halen CSNY ZZ TOP STONES MOANA Azeez, Teaga, Barts, Moron, Curtis Q , Mike Hampton Beach ' 82 wooden ships . Whole Lotta Love swab “Woody, let’s wait for the R.B.T in the white mustana. Blizzard swims w Shea Pedar . Bart’s Law “26 the dungeon River Road Diner Homework? . Italian food — “pigskin and pasta w parma Yaleave “Chris, how about 188 throw- back? . . “The fighting Irish! . I’m so hungry! . Long live John Bonham, Lennon, and Belushi! Graphic Arts Club 10,11,12; Home Ec, Vice- president 12; Football 9,12; Basketball; Base ball; Track. “Look around and chose your own ground, for 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.” HEIDI PATRICIA COOK Hide” FRANCE, Summer of ’82 La Famille Fraisse OLB . Jane Jules D talks Music Muffin Moose Leeches . . . ONH . Eyes . . . It’s SO NYE ’82 . ' 65 WTB foreign diseases Warm Puss . PW Oreo Cookie . Styx Je l’ai jamais perdu the belt . I’ll do it tomorrow . . saxaphone Field Hockey 10,11, National Honor Society 11, Secretary, 12; Class Treasurer 12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Stage Band 10,11,12, Foot- ball Band 10,11,12; Musical 10,11,12; Play Competitions 10,11,12; French Cluo 10,11,12, Pep Club 10,11,12; Senior Play; Homecoming 10,11; Jr. Prom, Senior Ball, Yearbook Staff “Today I’m just moving clouds tomor- row it will be mountains.” ROBERT JAMES COOKE Bom to be wild! . Teenage Wasteland Girls Cookie Den John . . Tom Co-Co . Bill, Mike, Tim, Monty, Kev, Teddy, Kim, Troy Marty The Beatles Who Cracked Actor All nighters with Co-Co and Tom Bill ya got any? The White Mountains The Cliffs Mt. Malden power lines concerts par- ties under glass Mr. Priestly Class Bash of 83 I made it Say gone Woodworking 9,10.11.12, Metals 12; Work Study 12. Football 12 “Good times, bad times, you know I’ve h my share.” 27 CYNTHIA ANNE CRANE Katy Craig Me in ' 83 Cas Kt Twins? I’m not Katy, we’re not even related! Bagalk, Neep Purple I got the one with the red shorts . Bethlehem Baptist Arams Oceanwood Grotonwood Click . Open Arms Clambake Grasshop- per Aggie Gladys Hablo Espanol John Cougar Heart Dan Fogelberg I.G.A Greenough — I love you AL 9 The Cape Maine Oregon? . Walden lot-home - I love vou Mom. Bob, Dad. Hel- ga, D.D.C.C.D.J.S.L.G.G Baptist Conference 11,12; Central District Chorus 11,12; Chorus 9,10,11, President 12; Drama Club 10,11,12; Home Ec Club 10; Jr. Prom Comm 11, Musicals 10,11, Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Pom Pom Girl 9; Spanish Club 9,10,11, Sr. Play 12 “Seek ye first the kingdom of God.” DAVID ROBERT CUSANELLO Kathy . Bonzo . Stones Concert ’81 BASEBALL Quebec 82 Bob’s party — can’t after six? . Fred, Bob, Heather, Kim, Cindy-N-Anne woodstove southpaw G.D F S A B T C The Geeks WAAF Pepper mint Maine . spaghetti . . Skynyrd . Van Halen . yel- lerbreath Sterling feed the bear . . Syracuse Italian. Baseball 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10; Shop 9,10,11,12. “You can’t always get what you want But if you try sometime, you just might find You get what you need.” — Rolling Stones — 28 AMY JOAN DAIGNEAU Aim” . . . Deering ’80 . . . New York ’81 ... Quebec ’82 . . Marlene, Deb, Midge, Donna, Wendy . . . Grateful Dead, Journey, C.S.N., Dan Fogelberg Concerts ’82 Joseph Nicho- las — Don’t Stop Believin’ . Carry On . . . Run for the Roses — Isleway Susan . . . West- wind farm — Tri Tam Streaker, Surprize, H. D. , Bars Sassy Lassie . . . Horses . cheering The Polite Club . . . Jackson Browne . . Dan Fogelberg . . . Boston . . . Journey . Free in ’83 . . . Blue White Staff 9; French Club 9, 10, 1 1 , 12; Literary Magazine 9,10,11; Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Basketball cheerleading 9,10; Football cheerleading 11,12; “The chords struck at birth grow more dis- tant Yet we strike them again and again And we plead and we pray, for a glimmer of day As the night folds its wings and descends .” — Netherlands — LAURA ELLEN DANFORD four heads are better than one . . . Laur, private lessons on t.u. . . . Laurie . . . Kriss . . . Hath . . Heidi . Pauly-poo . . Bri-Bri . . J.C., S.W., M.G., C.Q. . Quebec ’82! . . . cookies, Kris? ... K.M. and K.K. at K.K.’s — 3:00 a.m. . J. Geils ushers? . 11 14 81 . . T.P. on the hunt for honeybees! . . . Elmer and the V. triumvirate . . . all-nighters . . . V.C.A. . . . J 3 L 3 = NAPS! . . . Tennis 9,10,11,12; Soccer Manager 9,10,11; French Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 9,10,11; Play Competi- tions 9,10,11,12; Senior Play; Jr. Prom Comm.; National Honor Society; Yearbook Business Manager; Part-time band 9,10; Latin Club 10. “My life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue An everlasting vision of an everchanging view A wondrous woven magic in bits of blue and gold A tapestry to feel and see, impossible to hold.” 29 SCOTT D. DEPATSY ZEP MICHELLE Van Halen de- merits . S.M.D.B. . Roamer La . Bonzo . Hockey first . fuzzy . Uncle Bill ' s Boot Camp Aug. 17 Hey, Dick . . Hawk . . . Dad, can 1 have a dollar? . . . Zippo Reble Robby Gibbons Nashoba Mark John Dave’s Arco Jack ' s Garage. Baseball 9,10,11,12, Football 9; Graphic Arts 9; Work Study 12, Metals 12; Shop 9,10,12, They said, ‘Smile, things could get worse. ' I smiled and sure enough things got worse! ROBERT DEVILLERS Mike . Dave . . Steve . . . Mark Mike . . , Tammy’s house . . Let’s go to Sue’s . Mal- den St. . . Vermont “82” . . . Where’s the party? . Let’s pull an all nighter! . Is there a session or what? . . What was her name? . . . Pizza dump . . What homework? . , . wasted days and wasted nights! . . . 30 JIM KALEVI ENILA Tom Chris Kevin WOW Who cares 9 Oh, Stink ’71 Monte Carlo Fun and Games Bruce Lee Black Belt Theatre Bondocar Sorry, 1 didn’t mean to hit your car Work Study 12 “Everyone has that place in their mind, if they can just get there, just accomplish that goal, simply have what they desire, they will reach it — their rainbow’s end.” ALEX FALLA VOLLITA Custodian The Chet and A1 Show . Gib- son Les Paul . . . John Andrews . . Beatles C.C.R. Grateful Dead . LYNYRD SKYNYRD Hey, Bud, Let’s Party V hy don’t we do it in the road! Electronics; Freshmen Football; Freshmen Baseball; Graphic Arts; Wood .Shop; Work Study. “However far we travel However far we travel ay Wherever we may roan ) N J vD The center of the cjrcje ' O Will always be ouiv me V Cj S 0 V ' . ,o v dS o 31 THOMAS J. FARNSWORTH T.T.T. How’s life? . . . What’s up? . . . Jim, Kevin, Chris 12:45 Work Study “The Blue Bomber Midge, Deb “The Kinks” “Fleetwood Mac” Test, What Test? . Fun and Games . . . Kevin, you’re supposed to be in Florida “Pink Floyd” The profanity at this table is deplorable Sure. Archery Club 9,10,11,12; “This is your chance, this is your time, so don’t throw it away. You can have your day. Yes, it’s true what they say. Every dog has it’s day.’’ The Kinks — “Misfit’’ Album. MICHELLE L. FLAGG Mish Dutch, Linda Summer of “82”, Maine “81” . . Annie, Kris, Kelly, KT and CD Dee, Suebee O.N.H Colorado, California, Y F U , Jan 28, 1982! . . . LedZep. The Boss, GENESIS, Rush, SKYNYRD, Air Force TRAVEL, Adventure, “Are we in KEENE, NH?!” John Cougar . . Thanks, M D, Dutchmobile . old friends . . Pink Floyd: See You On The Dark Side Of The Moon . Field Hockey 9,10, Home Ec Club, Vice presi- dent 11. Track 10; Art Club 9,10,11; Spanish Club 9; Business Club 10; Drama Club 9. “Let me go, set me free, so you can be you and I can be me. Getting ready for life, letting me leave. So you can be you and I can be me.’’ 32 MICHAEL JOHN GALLANT GRATEFUL DEAD (beyond description) Tim . Zacks Beach the bozo bus Old Orchard Roll those laughing bones DEAD HEAD the dungeon Hampton Yale AVE . CoCo Beach The power lines . . Lost Sailor . . Riding the Storm Out . . “I can see clearly now” . Pink Floyd — comfortably numb . U.S.M.C. . Mt. Mal- den WHAT A LONG STRANGE TRIP ITS BEEN! . . Graphics Arts; Shop; Metals; Work Study; Football; Track; Ski Club, Play Competition; Senior Play. “Tired of lying in the sunshine, staying home to watch the rain. You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today. And then one day, you find ten years have got behind you. No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun.” Time — Pink Floyd IAN CHIP GILLEY SHLAKNAULT, SHLAKFORD MUNDO Mint Tt’s Pete Jayne Mmmm! Bondo! ”68” Camaro 327 4 barrel w headers . . “Yes Officer 9 ” .1 need a date, BAD “Is an S A T some kind of test or something?” Hey, Pete let’s train . Let’s make a B.king run Byron’s . Oh, No, not another credit card Cros- by, Stills, and Nash, TP, Billy Squire, Robert Plant ”17” was the best!!! College bound . Class of 83 is 1. Tennis 9,10,11,12; Art 9,10,11,12; Skiing 10,11,12; Electronics 11,12; “Step into the velvet of the morning. Let yourself lay back within your dreams. Take on the situations and not the torment. Now you know it’s not as bad as it seems.” 33 SARAH ANNE GOODALE JIM ’71 Camaro . . . Rea, Kel, Gary, and Karen’s, Cindy, Jay . . . The Who no ques- tions This is not tense, Rea! zoom! just a tad roses . . . chocolate chip M L. Q.C.C. I bite hard . . L.A.B shin splintz — Argh! . . concerts . . . Cape Cod friends . . weekends! Crosscountry 9,10,11; Band 9; Football band 9; Homecoming 10,11; Art Club 10; Secretary 11, Vice President; Play Competitions 9; Varsi- ty Club 10; Jr. Prom Committee; Graphic Arts Club 10,11; Psychology Club 11, Q.C.C. Twelfth Year Program; National Honor Soci- ety. “Lighten up while you still can, don’t even try to understand. Just find a place to make your stand, and take it easy. We may lose and we may win, though we will never be here again. So open up by climbing in, so take it easy.” The Eagles DARRYN BARTLETT GOODNOW JEN 74 T-Bird . TSUP? . . ACDC . Van Halen . Scorpions . . . Poco . . . Hey John, Wanna go fishin? Riding on empty . Barts Jim . . You got me into this. Mark! HONEYBEE . . T he Rock . . . T + G Forever Hi Mom BLUE EYES . Dip? W.I.T.I. Bound Bye Bye W.B.H.S. Shop 9,10,11,12; Junior Prom 11. Some hang on to used to be. Live their life lookin’ behind. All we have is here and now, All our lives out there to find. 34 JOHN E. GORDON RICHARD THOMAS HARPER Rick, Matt, Tom, Jonny D , ACDC, Angus. Phil, Malcolm, Bon, Cliff Van Halen Def Lepard, Yamaha RD 350, Polaris 440 $50 Racing Gremlin vs. Racing Bobcat Bumcoat St. bashes Fishing at Hampton Dan. your such a miser Michelle Lager Woodshop 9,10,11.12. Metals 9,10.11,12. Electronics 10,11,12, Workstudy Lou, Matt-SA Bill, Dan, John, Jim, Kor, Woody, Angus, Malcolm, Bon, Cliff, Phil ACDC, Van Halen, Def Leppard, ZZ TOP Shot Down In Flames, D O. A. , High N ’ Dry . Let There Be Rock” . Whole Lotta Rosie” R.L Harper and Sons Ent . Rupp Rouge TNT 340 . . Gremlin vs. Bobcat . “I Don’t Know” ... It isn’t easy being a twin. Football 9; Baseball 9,10; Woodworking 9,10,11,12; Metals 12; Electronics 11,12, Workstudy. And it’s another red light nightmare. Another red light street. And I ain’t too old to hurry. Cause I ain’t too old to die. But 1 sure am hard to beat. I’m gonna ride on. 35 RONALD EDWARD HARPER Bone . . We finally made it!! . . Bill, Matt, Jim, Lou, Rick, John, Kor, Dan, Woody, Mike, Moon, Goody “Matt, will you be quiet!!” Van Halen 1982 ... ’73 Fury ... “2 Big Macs, 3 pounders, 3 cheeseburgers, 5 large fries. Hey! I’m still hungry!” . . Got any lunch money I could borrow? . Bill, can I have a ride? ... R.L. PAINTING CREW . Rondo . . . Tunes. Band 9,10; Football 9,12; Varsity Club 12; Business Club 9,10,11, Baseball 12. Nothin’ is easy, nothing good is free. But I can tell you where to start. Take a look inside your heart. There’s an answer in your heart. KATHRYN ANN HARRIS Katy, Kate, Cindy, Cas Kt . . Up With Peo- ple I’m not Cindy!, the Cape . . . purple, punk preppy, weekends . . . Kerry, Fredlet, Beth, ATQ, Kim, Tessie . . WMC, oK’s, Roll- ing Ridge . Jeffy, Mikey, Kath, Lisa, Re. Pam, Chris, Bambi, Mich . . . Chink food, memories Music Is Basic, rainbows ... No Nukes, Bonzo, late movies . . . Manilow, Fogel- berg . . pink combs + rolos, Zeus, Free In ’83, bagels, popcorn . . . The Lone Bottle, Hamp- ton on a rainy day, totally awesome, wicked good, Keep on believing your dreams will come true! . . . Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Field Hockey 9,10,11,12; Hello Dolly, South Pacific, Guys + Dolls, Funny Girl, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Drama Club 9,10,1 1,12; Jr. Prom Comm. “Silent sea tell this to me. where are the children that we used to be? Friends we knew, follow us through all the days of our lives. Falling tears, memories mirrors; where are the summers, oh where are the years?” D. Fogelberg 36 ■ PETER SCOTT HENAULT JAYNE HON SHLACKFORD SHLACKNAULT CHIP MUNDO JOHN 66 Cutlass Olds Bondo Wayback H Wayshlacked Training . bodybuilding Top Bam Swimming Hole . Falls Jan. 29, 1982 . Summer of 82 Cape Cod Totally Awesome Jogging OAKDALE Art Room What, Mrs. B 9 Hi Mom B King Run Honey Farms Sorry, I’m just human Live E PAPP Goodbye W.B.H.S. Freshman Basketball, Freshman Football, Ten- nis 10,11,12, Art Club 9,10,11,12, Art Club President 11,12. If I were an artist who paints with his eyes. I’d study my subject and silently cry. CHRISTOPHER HERBERT artist . . . archer . . . bicyclist . . . computer addict . . . “Robin Hood” . . . “Kistoffer” “Disaster Master” . . . quiet . . . love music . soft spoken I HATE MATH!!! (BASKET- BALL) Troop 13 Eagle Scout BUS STOP! . . uordon Lightfoot . . . Moody Blues . . . “It’s a long way back home” . down by the res . . . remember . . . Deb T Mel S Bill S(M.E. K.L. K.D.F.) ... JRT ESB ... Luck to you all. Soccer 9,10; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Archery Club 10,11,12; Art Club 10,11,12; Library Club 9,10,11,12; Computer Club 11; Senior Play Cast. In my own fashion, I have been a good man. I have loved and I have lost. But forever after, I will be remembered . . In my fashion and in my way. 37 KREG W. HESEMEYER Bill, Bob, Kev, Fred . . WAAF WCOZ “Party” “Live Free or Die!” . The Who B.O.C. Freshman Basketball; J V Basketball, Soccer 9,10,11,12 FREDERICK CHARLES HERX BONZO woodstove Quebec 82 Jamaica 82 Cooch. Dumb Bob The Rez Bull Rock Ganja 72-83 Maine 81 It’s a watermelon G.D F S.A.B T C. Brush my dents . Manny Mota . . hoo- ter Micky . Kerry Stones-Skynyrd weekend tunes scratch Prendre une whiff Heather Dog Stones — live — Syracuse, N Y who cares Don’t Feed The Hess Irene . . . The Crew . . . Team Oorang Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis 9; Baseball 10; Dra- ma Club 10,11,12. It’s good to be a young man, and to live the way you please. Cause a young man is the king of every kingdom that he sees. pyjBUC 01583 ES T ALSTON. ANDREAS K. KLEIN SAILING! . Skiing (1-190?) . Lotus Esprit 52 Hey, Steve! . . Lisa, you know what they’re after! Muck Launch Crew Matt, Phil, Fred, Mike, Andy Butch Rosebud and the Crisco Kid Cruising — the Ail American Sport Hey, let’s play Road Warriors! Brown U Danmark WARNING: Biolo- gy will damage your mental stability Team Oorang Bonzo. Senior Play 9,10,11,12; Spring Musical 9,10,11, Play Competitions 9,10,11, Soccer 9, Varsity 10, co-capt. 11,12; Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11; Archery Club 9,10; Literary Magazine 9 The effort of fathoming what is in another’s mind creates a distortion of what is seen. R.M. Pirsig KRISTEN K. KNOEBBER KKK . Mama Fish . J. Geils — Ushers? Nov 14, 1981 . . Elbows Laurie — no sweat! V C.A.’s Laura — cookies J.M.W 6 15 w L.D. K.M. @ 6 A M Honey Bee Hunt Heidi — Vonsha- layleepas d’hommes . S-5ILMK Lorelei ICE CREAM Nutmeg Klouds Sham — it’s the voice! . . Seger, Billy Joel, Eagles Quebec ’82 SWJCCQ 20 Bliscott St. Shalom . Relevant — - Kath “Four heads are better than one!” Paul, A K.K , Brian alfalfa sprouts the Oyers GOODALE ST Christmas Musical Cast 9,10,11; Senior Play; Play Com- petitions 9,10,11,12, Homecoming Com- mittee, National Honor Society 11,12, Football and Basketball Cheerleading 9,10,11,12, Yearbook Tri-Editor “You just call out my name, and you know wherever I am. I’ll come running to see you again.” 39 STEPHEN JOHN LAJEUNESSE Sue, Rob, Mike, Dave, Bob, Gary . Drive In Powerlines . Malden St . . . Hampton Party Chevette . Hyper Space Don’t Fall Down Spark it up, M e! Teenage Wasteland . . The Who . . . Bye Bye School!!! Shop, 11,12. “I require myself not to be equal to the best, but to be better than the bad.” KELLEY-MARIE LEONARD Joey Kelley Deb and Lisa . Sunday nights . Party! . YAHOO! . .. T + C, J + M, Hidee, Lee, Kel, T+J, Val, S+J’s C.M. Leo, Zelda + Hector Padum + Ahie Southern Rock 1 . . Ireland . Rutlan- dites Liz and all . . . Guiness Stoot Holiday Inn Crazzies!! S B ZZTop . CSN BEANS mountains, sunsets . . Joe Jackson, cheese Westboro Bound Pretenders Esquire . Seasons and so do I Ten Years After . . . Rainbow . Raw!! Punky, Young, Wild, and Free-Birdie I’ll have a Alabama Slammer — Say Gone City Cheeky Bold and Proud of it! Home Ec Club 9,10,11,12; Graphic Arts Club 11,12; Art Club 11, Treasurer 12; Shop 12. “I like to drink and dance all night. Comes to a fix not afraid to fight — You got that right!” Lynyrd Skynyrd 40 JOHN EDWARD LEPORE La -Kev, Pogo, Webb, Doonism . Zip, Mark, John 67 Camaro blue bomber Quebec ’82 Franklin St . . . Texas Chain Saw . Dirty Sneakers . . hockey, baseball Jaques St. ... WW’s of 82-83. Basketball 9,10; Baseball 9,10,11,12; French Clu b 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12. “Don’t stop believing, hold onto that feeling.” SUSAN ANN LINDBERG Sue games munity “NYNY” agradable! GEORGE Italians! . . ONH the eyes-melt! nite f.b BLEAH!! drummers! Im Moose So — the BELT . . . Summer Romance muy . hurdles . ‘‘Hey Hon! NYE 82 Driver Ed Hips Muffin Maine CCwithJJJDE ‘the girls Leeches Band Homecoming ’81 Hide St.J’s Walk to school? roses John Field Hockey 10,11,12, Track 9,10,11,12. Varsity Club 11,12. Pep Club 9,10,11,12. Spanish Club 9,10,11,12, Homecoming Com- mittee 9,10,11.12; Band 9.10,11.12, Stage Band 12, Central District Band 11, Musical 10,11,12. Play Competitions 9,10,11,12, Se- nior Play, Jr Prom Committee. Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society 11,12 “Time it was and what a time it was. It was a time of innocence, a time of confidence. Long ago it must be, I have a photograph. Pre- serve your memories. They’re all that’s left you.” DONNA LUNT Maryann, Tom, Cindy, Bambi, Bridgid, sum mer of ' 81 and ' 82 Cape Cod beach party Marlboro beach T.J.R, P E.J.H.H Paul and Chris Salisbury and Hampton Go for it purple year bdgemere drive-in (screaming keeps the cars away) Riverside Hudson Truly “A friend is one who knows all about you and loves you just the same. DEBORAH ANNE MACKIZER Debums Camp Marshall 4-H craft- house Hey Mork, it ' s me, Mindy camp- friends W-R Beth 9 Patty, Muriel, Alison Dear Midge, help! music Mr Maynard the guys 4- H St ate Confer ence “Sims Acimera I 11 the B’s of the triangle table Kim Wrong! Quebec Yvette Valley Girls O T R. Spaid Chinese food warf-rat, Bridge 9 Cookies road food Beth, Sue, Donna the Bee J’s Contests jump to it Sue me, get down on it! Foreigner . I ' m gonna ramble on, sing my song, gonna work my way around the world Led Zep totally awesome Band 9,10,11,12, Jazz group 10,11,12, Cho rus 9,10,11,12; Central District 11, Play Com petitions 9, French Club 9,10,1 1,12, Home Ec Club 11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Musicals 9,10,11,12. Smile and let the world around you rejoice with your joy! 42 CYNTHIA MAGAW KATHLEEN ELIZABETH MAHONEY Kath on school business-again! the girls “the boys” KA -Simon’s Rock WANG! Ensign Nellie, little Georgie, Minnie, Dolly, Rosie, and the rookie . Pinecroft (what’s the scoop?) relevant? keeping my options open K-alfalfa sprouts H-warm Pus forever sweatshirts MUSIC ... NY — never again . I’m late? I’m dead! . Quebec 82 — roomies, caleche, etc . corny as Kan- sas what a classic! . funky chicken any- one? bureaucrat . . Klouds VCA’s . thanks M D bye Eh-be good . . . it’s the famous final scene, guys Band; Chorus; Varsity Cheering, Play Comps; Musicals; Natl. Honor Society, Sr. Play, Sr. Ball, Jr Prom Comm ; Yearbook, Student Council 10. “A ship in the harbor is safe, but that’s not what ships are built for ” 43 MELISSA LAUREN MARD ML . sitting on a cornflake Beatles The Grand Illusion Journey . . . The Who Sweet Home Alabama the old drive-in gang . Maine ... ski ... to my friends, au revoir 4 yrs. till Switzerland, Helen! . . . smile . Oakdale till the end . . . I may look quiet and dignified, but just ask anyone who knows me! . goodbye W.B.H.S. Cross Country 9,10,11, Captain 12; Track 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Band 9; Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Spanish Club 9,10,11; Homecoming Committee 10,11; Jr Prom Committee; Psychology Club 11; Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Art Club 10,11,12 “I look to the sea. Reflections in the waves spark my memory. Some happy, some sad, I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had.” Styx MICHAEL B. MAINO ‘ Mike Deuce Skiing Maple Valley Biology Class — “Oh no! Not the over head!” Basketball Another Suicide!! The Track Crew 100 and 220 Districts BONZO Ron, Fred, Andy, Andreas “Butch,” Phil, Mark, and John “Andy, you feeling alright? LedZepp “Rock and Roll Forever” “The Ureen Bomber is Runninq Just Fine” parties Hampton the Boardwalk Soccer 9,12, Track 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 9,10, Art Club 9,12 “ Life is very short, and there s no time for fussing and fighting, my friend Beatles 44 MARIA TERECE MARRINO Rea, Elise Patti D Kari . Judy Buff . . . remember 10 8 82 . Sarah . Bonzo . Katy . Gonna rent a room next time, Elise?? . . . Pinecroft (? !!% ? Dancing . . . Art . . . Hampton 82 zoom this is not tense!! . Oh Really, Sarah . Just a tad Hey Jude, wanna go to Brattle? . Cape Cod Thanks Mrs B Bob Seger . . . The Who . . Lenny . . The Clash . No, I really don’t want to!! Oh alright RRR’ers The Glen Philips Band . Glenn, Bill, Paul, and Doug DB, MB, BPA!! . . The Grand Illusion . PMMB Varsity Football Cheerleading 10,11,12; Varsi- ty Basketball Cheerleading 9,10,11, Art Club 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,1 1,12; Jr. Prom Committee; Band 9.10. Musicals 9.10. “I’m gonna love the life I live, and I m gonna live the life 1 love!” Fleetwood Mac MARIE ELIZABETH McGRAIN Re D.G . cereal lover and ski bunny . . Dixie! . . . “holding on to sixteen as long as I can” . it’s a classic! . . . J hn Cougar . . oreo cookies and milk . . huh? . . . N.Y.C.! . Oh my God, NO! . maybe . . M M’s . River road with Lisa!?! . . . Friendlys . . . Sha — “My little sister ”... dancing . . . Barb . . . Kel — vale la pena? . . . skiing ... Me Sha and our week of wild men and parties?!? ... “oh yeah, life goes on!” . . . Tennis 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11; Home- coming Committee 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 9,10,11; Spanish Club 9,10,11, Vice President 12, Jr. Prom; Student Council 9, Secretary 10-11,12; Sr. Play; Play Competitions 9,10,11,12; Musicals 9,10,11. “You can’t always get what you want, but if you try some time, you’ll find you get what you need.” 45 MATTHEW FRANCIS MORIN Space Diane, maybe! Bill, Ron, Dicky, Lou, Jim, Kor, Wooay, Gallant — good stuff! football Ron, Hurcy up! S.F.B. (Angus) . (D.I.L.Y.) . Bronco Billy! . Bone Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10, Electron ics 9,10,11,12, Varsity Club 10,11,12, Wood working 9,10,1 1,12. You play to win and take your chances, There’s no such thing as easy answers.” JANE MOSMAN Steve-Kelly + Kelly, Deb, Lee summer of 81 , but it’s class of 83’’ BAREFOOT - ING Lynyrd Skynyrd . . Hector + Zelda leather . Say Gone . . . Cracked Actors, Creedence, The Animals . Wild, Wild Horses . . . Goo n” . . . Vermont The family . Hey Babe” Alice Cooper — 18 Rocky Racoon . . . Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young. Art Club 11,12; Graphic Arts Club 9,10, Busi- ness Club 9,10 Flying high and feeling free. I wish that is the way they would let me be, the person that was meant for me. I would ride the wings of a horse to the stars of eternity. That’s the life that only I can see — for me to be — is to be free.” 46 GARY DENNIS MULLEN Da Doon . Kev . . . La . . . Pogo . . Markus Webbus . (Alice) . Barts . Silk Orange and Red Chuck Taylor Canvas Con- verse All Star High Tops . . . 74’ Malibu Yankees . Celts . Syracuse Orangemen Hungarian Power Bad Company Jethro Tull . WPP . U-Mass? . U- Lowell? . Syracuse? . . MIT? T + G??? Class Treasurer 10, 1 1 ; Local Student Advisory Counsel Chairman 12; Freshman Basketball Manager; Varsity Softball Manager 9; Prom Committee; Yearbook Business Manager 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Spanish Club 9,12; Home Economics Club 12; Play Com- petitions 11,12; Student Council 12; Senior Play. “Take a hand and take a bow. You played for me, that’s all for now. Oh, and never mind the words, just hum along and keep on going. Walk on slowly — don’t look behind you.’’ BEAMAN MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY WEST BOYLSTON, MASS 01583 SHARON JEAN MURPHY Sha Murph . Sharri “Wookin ' Pa Nub” . . . Friendly’s . . peachy . . wonderful . they’re climbing the fences . . Hey, Lis — what’s up? K K — THE VOICE!! “I’m not indecisive — I’m versatile!’’ popcorn T.J. J. stubborn?! no vale la pena Re — I’m trusting you!! “Mom Dad — yes, I DO live here!’’ never mind “Thrills, chills, and excitement!” the Lone- ly Hearts Club Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Field Hockey 10; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Comm 9,10,11.12. Play Comps 9,10,11,12, Jr. Prom, Sr. Play, Chorus 11; Musicals 9,11. Varsity Club 12, Yearbook Staff — Editor “The chords struck at birth grow more dis- tant, yet we strike them again and again; and we plead and we pray for a glimmer of day ’til the night folds it s wings and descends TIMOTHY JEREMIAH NAGLE Grateful Dead . U.S Blues American Beauty . . . Mississippi Half — Step Uptown Toodeloo Hey it’s a Wharf Rat!!! Holi day Inn, Cocoa Beach Zack’s Beach, Martha’s Vineyard . . The Allman Brothers Monday Morning Blues The Yale bowl 62 Blue’s bird Rio Grande She’s my Dixie Chicken Mike, Bob, Kor, Kev Class Bash “83” Graphic Arts 10,11,12; Jazz-Rock 11,12; Foot- ball 12. “I will make my mark on the face of this earth, and no one will ever wipe it off’ — Duane Allman — BRIDGID MARY O’BRIEN Midge What’s up Deb? . I’m so depress - ed! . . I wanna go home . . . The b’s of the triangle table “Sims Acirema” . . . They’re coming to take me away, ha, ha ... Oh NO!! Rut Row! Take OFF! . . Amith, Don- na, Mare “The Fair” . . . Holly . Road Food! . S.K. . . . Tom, can I have a ride? . . Chris, you’re disgusting! Gimme a break! study hall Robin, Sandy, Matt T.T.T., Debs, Kevy-Weby . Business Club 10,11,12. “I have a dream, a song to sing to help me come with anything ” 48 xfS.f £ KENNETH WILLIAM OPENSHAW Ope IV Openturkey Jeff, Todd, Dave, George, Chris, Judy, Buffy chipaholic 71 Catalina . . . the Deathmobile I’ll do it tomorrow . clutches ROLLERS ONH . urinal squad . . Maine Hamp- ton . . Winnepesaukee . waterskiing if we don’t get caught “What I.D.?” OAKDALE . take a walk on the wild side . Geils, Hendrix, Skynyrd, Blues Bros “Where’s the party 9 ’ . . the vine stealers TOGA .1 need cash . Let’s ramble . J. Rambo U S.M.C. Football 11,12; Graphic Arts Club 10,11,12, Shop 9,10,11,12; Metals 11, Home Ec. Club 11,12; Psychology Club 12 “If you think your life is complete confusion ’cause your neighbor’s got it made, just re- member that it’s a grand illusion, and deep inside we’re all the same.” GREGORY JAMES OSTHUES W B B C. activities coordinator “Hey John, round trip!’’ Weekends! DON- NA!! W.B. to Auburn in 8 flat Dave, Andy, Scott, let’s get a bubble Probably, mayoe, I don’t know! ext. 390 . . Quebec ' 82 and any time . “Yes, I drive a Pinto and no, I don’t want to race . traveling . . . Murph . C.S.N., Seger, FLEETWOOD MAC “Will someone call room service? . without? . . so long W.B Crosscountry 9,10,11, Track 9,10,12; French Club 11,12; Massachusetts Boys’ State 11 (election officer); Senior Play now old friends are acting strange, they shake their heads and say I’ve changed; well, something’s lost and something’s gained, living every day.” — Neil Diamond — •t 49 MARK K. POGHARIAN POGO Doonism . Hey, Barts!” T G??? . .. ’72 Valiant Webber (Alice), La s Kevin “E.A., what’s up? . The Celts are 1 . . . Pheasant Hill Kids???? . THE WHO ARMENIAN POWER “Hey La, let’s go to the Garden!” 32 on Atlanta Assumption’ . Worcester State? Bent- ley? Awesome, totally awesome! . Basketball 9; Varsity Basketball Manager 9,10,11, Spanish Club 9,10,11, Varsity Foot- ball Manager 11; Play Competitions 11,12. He who is not prepared today will be less so tomorrow.” — Obid — ERNEST W. PAPPANASTOS “We can walk our road together if our goals are all the same; we can run alone and free if we pursue a different aim.” “The Guise” the Cove DRUMMMS! Triple Bass Tama — dream on Bay State Rock . Neil Peart, Carl Palmer, Back stage, bashin ' Rainbow, Aerosmith, HEAVY METAL — YAAAAA Oye, Oye, Oye! Goin’ down da-Rez Ski Club 9, 12, Art Club 10,11,12; Football 9.10.11.12, Basketball 9,10,11, Track 9.10.11.12. 50 ANDREW THOMAS QUINN BETH W B B C. Chairman SX Mike, Fred, Erik, Craig MeandMyS.G Bonzo . Butch Rosebud and the Crisco Kid ZZ-Top Skynyrd . STONES 7 17 82 . A.K.K. ana Team Oorine MO! What’s on for tonight Activities Director?” . doorbells Halloween ’81 Cross Country 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12, Se- nior Play; Stage Band 11,12; Musical 11,12, Spanish Club 10,11,12, Play Competitions 11 , 12 . “Take your time, don’t move too fast; trou- bles will come and they will pass.” CURT ALLAN QUINN Worcester . Woody, Kor, Paul, Brian, Liisa, Laura, Kelly . . . Hampton ' 82 . The Tape . Paris Island USMCRD . . John Cipro Ken, Matt, Moon, Mark . . Pollack high and tight . . . Art 11,12; Graphic Arts 12, Baseball 11,12; Football 12; LSAC 12. Paris Island, place to be. Marine Corps training pretty mean!” 51 MARK RAYMOND ROBERGE Mike, Rob, Dave, Steve — Vermont on the road again . Malden . . . Let’sgotoTammi’s . . . pounders ... ’66 Dart, ’74 Valient Sues school’s out forever MICHAEL S. ROBERGE Major, Kieth, Bill . Teddy . Back to reality B.O.C. . Skynyrd Doors Led Zep . Jimi . . . ada here Malden Street barrel . drive-in . . powerlines ... se- nior wing wanna skip? . all lunches Steve, Rob, Dave, Mike Tammi’s tonight or what 9 W.S.M.B. . Hey, Steve, give me a ride . session or what? Shop 10,11,12; Work Study 12; Electronics 11 , 12 . “It’s not how you play the game, it’s whether you win or lose Shop 9,10,11,12; Metals 10,11; Electronics 12; Work Study 12. 52 MICHAEL ROBIDOUX S.D. “N ' YV’r . Rob, Dave, Steve, Mark, Mike . where’s the session? . . . the power lines . Malden St. B.O.C. Senior Wing The Barrel . Drive-In . . Hendrix . . Doors Skynyrd . . . Zeppelin . . . Wan- na Skip? ... All lunches . . . ‘‘83” we’re outta here . Sue S. Tammi’s . (F O R D found on Road Dead. ) . . Grateful Dead Nugent . . J. Geils . . Molly Hatchet OZZY! Electronics 11,12; Shop 9,10,11,12; Metals 10,11,12; Graphic Arts 9. BETH ANNE ROBINSON ANDY! . . Kerry, Kim, Kate, Tess, Lisa, Mel, Re Cereal lover and Ski Bunny . Betty Boop . . Biff it . Mom and Dad — should I go to Eastcupcake? ... Mr Paranoid Squir- mels . . . V.C.A. . . . mo! . but the chair moved! . . my hon . . . broken heart-mended . . . 7 17 82 . . . Open Arms ‘‘The Lone Bottle” and closets . . . doorbells ... me and Kev’s select group . . . bonzo . . Hampton on a rainy day . Rick, Jen . Countdown . books, cards, and cany canes . John Cougar . Journey . . Excuse the intrusion!! my best friena Men . . We’ve Only Just Be- gun . . Field Hockey 10, Basketball 10, Track 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11, president 12; Graphic Arts Club 11,12; Band 9,11; Chorus 9,10,11; Home- coming Committee 9, 10, 1 1 , 12; Jr Prom Com- mittee; Sr Ball Committee; Student Council 12; Yearbook Staff; Senior Play “People watch the time go by. They do their jobs and live and die. And in their dreams they rise above. By strength, or hate, or luck, or love.” ALBERT JOHN ROTTI III Crash . . Albie . Annie . . Princeton . an accident looking for a place to happen 70 NOVA . “Don’t let those guardrails jump out in front of you! . . . 79 Honda . . . kiss the pavement . U S. Navy Sorry Rich 71 Skidoo T.N.T. . . May we all live to enjoy the better things in life . . Graphic Arts Club 11,12; Industrial Arts 11,12; Workstudy 12. “You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true.” JUDITH LYNN ROTTI Jude Independent Band Weekends were made for our gang Life is either a daring adventure or nothing Chris, Buffy, Kari, Rea F P s THREE MUS- KATEERS UNITE! Freebird . Summer of ’83 Chink Food . Lasting Love Fleetwood Mac DREAMER “Chris, wanna go to breakfast?” “Hey Jude” DIET Kari, do you always put guys first 9 ” Peggy Dottie “Buff, alright? ' 1 All nighter Kenny . Bucky . . . Nothing Lasts Forever Those who indulge, bulge Field Hockey 9, Co-captain 10, Basketball 9, 10, 11,12; Softball 9. 10, 12, Art Club 9. Trea- surer 10; Home Ec. Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Business Club 11,12. “Take time to be friendly, it is the road to happiness. Take time to dream, it is hitching your wagon to a star. Take time to love and be loved. It is a belief of the gods. Take a look around, it is too short a day to be selfish. Take time to laugh. It is the must of the soul.” 54 KEVIN PETER SANTOIAN La, Doon, Pogo, Webber ’74 LTD Black Bomber QUEBEC ’83 Doonism . . . Doherty Girls . . . 6 19 81 T G??? Lakeside orange camaro ME AND BETH — SELECT GROUP Le Grenandier ... CAPE COD SUMMERS ’71-’81 “Webb, don’t wreck the whole car! . skiing E.A. Washacum Jane and Donna COUNT OFF! — “37! . tennis JOURNEY . Holiday Inn NESTOR no gas . ARMENIAN AND SWEDISH POW- ER HOLDING ON WW’s of ’82 and ’83 . DON ' T STOP BELIEVING Tennis 9,10,11,12, Soccer 9,10; French Club 9,10,11,12; Psychology Club 12. Varsity Club 11,12, Play competitions 9,10,12; Senior Play. The air is crisp, the snow is fresh, the moun- tain is yours. sT 4 KARI MAE SCOTT Kair . . . “K . . . Independent at last?! . California here we come . . . “Hey Jude Peddidles . . . Summer of ’8o . . Best Friends? . . Weekends were made for our gang . . . Three Muskateers Unite . “Walk Along Broadway” “Jude, I just don’t have the time!” Hampton Romances Guys . insecurity . Dreamer . Maria — 10 8 82 . . . sisterly love . Lulu . What’s forever for? . . . New York, New York . . . Now it’s my turn ... I’m on my way! . . . Basketball Cheerleading 9; Softball 9; Play Competitions 9,10; Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 10,12; Senior Play, Homecoming Committee 11, Jr. Prom; Pom Pon Girls 9,10,11, Musical 10. “The past is never forgotten, only put behind, waiting each day out for a chance to re-enter in my mind. ROBERT I. SMILEY Bob . “Fred, let’s get outa here! . “We don’t know, we had — !” Per! “Dave, why do you call it a Bonzo? “Would any- one care for some tea? . . . Jamaica, cool mon ... I lost my term paper “Mr. White, re- lax! Enna . Alg. 11, again . Goat the Greeks “Fred and me are going to college together, right Fred? Hess, you’re an animal Hey, The Stones — 1 . . . Bye School Soccer 9,10,11, Captain 12. Golf 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Ski Club 9,10,11; Band 9,10,11,12; Football Band 10,11,12; Musicals 10,11,12, Spanish Club 9,10; Lonely Hearts Club 12. Thank you, thank you ladies and gen- tlemen! And now for my next trick, I will go to col- lege. HEIDI STEPHANIE SMEDBERG Hi!D! . . me crazy Amy . Jackie, Jane, Janice, Kel Kel, Tammy . . John P. St. Summer 82’ . ZZTOP Weekends were made for GUYS!!! Skynyrd, Dead, C,S, N, DOORS . Barton, my buddy! . on the prowl! . . Hampton dream on J. Geils ... the rez ... let’s go hoppin’! . . . Worcester parties . . Zeppelin Park; Sum- mer on through, Virginia bound — YAHOO! . . . Let it roll . . Art 10,11,12; Graphic Arts 11; Work Study. One and one don’t make two, One and one make one!” 56 BABETTE L. SMITH Bambi Bubba, Val, Cindy, Maryanne, Di- ana, Chris, Katy, Kelly, Mike, Tommy, Steve, David, Todd, Jimmy, Kevin, and the rest . the Rez Kelly’s Comer ... the Barrel D P. black . rings . . . bananas, gum, Tab go for it . . nothing much . . “Yes, Cindy it looks fine!!” . . cruising . . . Friday night bore . . . Dec. 19, 28, 1980 . . . F.K. Val Help me . , . parties . tamping . . . Old Orchard Beach, Maine . My two little sisters, you gotta make it! . . BOYS!!! ... Hi Mrs. Pelician!! . . . Field Hockey 9; Graphic Arts 1 1 , Business Club 9,10,11,12; Hello Dolly 9; Home Ec. Club 11, Workstudy. “Friendship is the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person, having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words.” It’s Buffy, not Roberta . . . Judy, Chris, Kari, Maria, Kenny, Jeff . “See you later, Cindy” . . . “Jude — ok!” . . . North Carolina . . . Weekends with our gang . ONH . . . “Love you too, Pam.” . . “Mish, let’s go to Maine Dutch . . . Bucky, Bucky, Buck, Buck . . . Drama 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10; Full-time Chorus 11,12; Home Ec. Club 10,11, Treasur- er 12; Hello Dolly. “As I venture off into tomorrow, may yester- day remain a treasured memory ROBERTA DIANE SMITH 57 CHRISTOPHER EDWARD STANLEY Nose eatincj slide Ekblom on patrol! “In the Mooa Monday night Salisbury Beach Dumb Swede You ' re no angel! . . HEY STEVE!! Mother Hubbard Hey! Now listen gentlemen perhaps “The Baby From Hell STANLEY!!! bike camp ... the trunk . . concerts . . . Donkey Kong the Cape Beys State S-cat . Alex and Jess . Pink Elephants . . What are they going to do when we leave? . . . Checkmate! — Uh, Chris? . Drama Club 9,10,11,12; A.V. Club 10,11,12; Archery Club 9,10,11,12, Football 9; Meehan ical Drawing 9,10,11, Woodworking 9,10,11,12; Yearbook Staff; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Central District Chorus 9,10,11, All State Chorus 9,10; Musical 9,10; Student Director 11,12; Sr. Play 10,11, Student Direc- tor 12. “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts.” JOHN MICHAEL STEVENS Hockey . . Baseball . La Zipp Goody T G Crew SPM ' ll L T D 3 C.C.M. . Mark . Led Zepplin . . . Aerosmith . . “Hey Danyn, wanna go fishing?” . Bonzo . TSUP Tunes Space . . Hockey 9,10,11; Baseball 12; Woodworking 12; Jr. Prom; French 9,10. “A brief candle, both ends burning; an end- less mile, a bus wheel turning; a friend to share the lonesome times, a handshake and a sip of wine; so say it loud and let it ring, that we’re all part of everything; the present, the future, and the past, ny on proud bird, you’re free at last.” CANADICNS ' 58 MARK MICHAEL STEVENS Zipp . . . John . . . La . Big D Baseball Fever — Catch it! ... 2 . short stop Aerosmith . . . Led Zeppelin . Van Halen . . . Tunes . . . Curtis Q . MercedezBenz Football 9; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Shop 9,10,11; Graphic Arts 12. “Life is full of hills and valleys you start at the bottom, always working your way up.” LEEANN STEWART Pat, June, Kelley, Heidi, Judy, Donny, Lor- raine . . . Mrs. B. . intensity . . . cry, fly, die, sky . . . love is insultingly underestimated Field Hockey 10,11; Basketball 10; Track 10. Spanish Club 9,10,11, Art Club 9,10,11,12 “A floating swan, an early mom, A cloak of red, a sash of scorn. A rose of blood, a heart of thorns, A will of might, a tree of delight. But an act of grace reveals her face. Her voice like a feather and her eyes of the weather. Like a teardrop on a castle wall, feet that were short but a head that was tall. Colors the bold for the silk of her soul let that tear- drop continue to roll. A pepperoni pizza of life — be a friend and take a bite Is it being human, or are we human be- cause we want an excuse.” — Poetry written by LeeAnn Stewart — WILLIAM PAUL SUPERNOR Torque! Galvanic Corrosion Yo Christ off! The physics of the situation Have you danced with a whale today? . “Hey, you pineapples” — Project AIM 1982 — Alpha six latoon T-6, Boys ' State 1982 Moyni an’s Orchards — Please do not slip a Disk while picking your Apple Tro op 13 SPL WANG No, No, No, No, No Spif fy! Senior System Analyst Treasure valley Staff 1981 NAVI Instant image print shop, Inc IHAAAWLTMOA ODLT Computer Club 9,10,11,12, Library Club 9,10.11, A V Club 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Archery Club President 9,10, French Club 9,10, Hello Dolly, Pillow Talk, South Pacific, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Play Comps 9,10,11,12, Boys ' State 11, Newspa per Staff 9,10. The road goes ever on and on, down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the road has gone, and I must follow, if I can, f uirsuing It with weary feet, until It joins some arger way, where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say.” LIISA BETH TARKIAINEN “Liis” . BLT muy agradable . . . nice girls don’t swear night football games CUTE???? 13 ' 8 semperfidelis eyes . wanna jitterbug? Is my halo dented YET? Friends??? “Arthur’’ George and the Crash Course Tess, part- ners — again?? Italians IMMUNITY I talk too fast? “Follow the fold, and stray no more’’ Me and my shadow . Bleah! CC JJ JDE, the girls, and the roses What — I can’t hear you? OAKDALE Dare me to? Track 9,10,12, Varsity Club 11, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Football Band 9,10,11,12, Stage Band 12; Pom-pom Girls 10; Spanish Club 9; Latin Club 10; Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Play Competitions 9,10,11,12, Musical 10,11,12; Typing Competition 10; Homecoming Com- mittee 10,11,12, Junior Prom Committee 11; National Honor Society 11,12 “Leave the old with a burst of song. Recall the right and forgive the wrong; Remember the things that bind you fast. To the happy memories of the years now past.” 60 BRIAN JAMES TEAGUE 1 Bad Co. Fan Kel — BFF Paul. Woody, Kor, Barts, Kris, Laura, Laurie Vermont ' 82 — Hey, Papergirl . Cape Cod ' 82 — the birdbath Hampton ’82 — Curt LIVE! Main St. Camp Out Prease Cumma Flont Desk Bad Co. — Bad Co — Bad Co. TOUCHDOWN! — 65’! Kinks, Springsteen, Fleetwood Mac. Stones Who ... Football 9,10,11,12, Track 9,10.11,12; Play Competitions 9.10.11,12; Student Council 10, Treasurer 11, Varsity Club 11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Jr Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff; Sr. Play. Life is like a merry-go-round, painted horses riding up and down, the music takes you and you’re gone again, crazy circles nev- er seem to end.” — Paul Rogers — DAVID L. TOPPIN Cape Cod 1 Craigville Beach . . Leroy, Oogie, the Deep Sleeper’s Vault of Moly Oldies The Big Dizeez The Beatles 1 Green Death The Rolling Stones ' 53 Ford F-100 Let’s play Road Warrior! . The Kennel Summer of ’82, Wow! what a blur! . The Who, you guys were AWESOME! . Funnelvision Playin’ with cars . Fran. Mike. Jayne, Jill. Beth The Doors Mr Mojo Risin KILLDOZER RALPH Main Street Hyannis DWI Donkey Kong ' 65 Pontiac 389, 3X2 @ 360hp . . The Kinks . I’d rather push my truck than drive a Jap Junk Saturday Night Live . . . Sunday Morning Dead The Wheelmen Toppin’s Auto Service . Golf 9,10; Metals 10,11; Graphic Arts 12. “People try to put us down — talkin’ ’bout my generation — just because we get around. Things they do look aweful cold, hope I die before I get old. Why don’t you all fade away? Don’t try ’n dig what we all say.” 61 DARREN LEE VOKES DAVID BOWIE Vicki ED Jeff George Slash THE BLITZ Worm- town Swindles . x.t. . . . Homemade N.M.E. No Sleep ’Til Hammersmith Dr Who . Hying V” . . Mytronics “Hey, it’s Nipsy Russell. We can be heroes just for one day. GREGORY HERBERT WALLACE Greg, you grew! Celts, Pats, Bosox, Bruins Moped . GOLFING . Hampton T V A. . Wesley, MYF ASIA Toga Party AEROSMITH W C C “Andy, where’s your rabbit’s foot? Andy. John, Bob, Fred Beatles Journey The Caddie Pro Tour Soccer 9,10,11,12, Golf 10,12; Tennis 11; Basketball 9,10; Chorus 9,10,11; French Club 9; Jr Prom, Spanish Club 12. I’ve had my share of good intentions, and I’ve made my share of mistakes; and I’ve learned at times it’s best to bend, ’cause if you don’t, well, that’s the breaks.” 62 MARK ALAN WEBB Tuna Alice 41 Pogo, La, Kevin, Tim, Mac, Mel The Hill . Mountain Dew Quebec La, not in your sneaker The WHO . Wally ... Football 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10.11.12. Track 10,11,12 It Is not how far you travel in life, but whether or not it is worth the trip.” JAMES GORDON WATKINS JR. Danielle . . basketball . . the courts . hoop Coach D . Julius Dr J’’ Erving 76ers Moose Rock the reservoir fishing . the old man from Edwardsville Pennsylvania . Mom’s apple pies MY JUNIOR PROM QUEEN 88 big white teeth Dr J the Big O Bread Barts Merc Burger King Drive-thru “Dee, I’m sorry I’m late, but . Lynyrd Skynyrd Journey Meola’s Pinecron Friendly’s . no tip . Food . Basketball 9,10,11,12, Baseball 9. Football 9, Track 11,12, Local Student Advisory Council 12 . “Give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you.” 63 CHRISTOPHER JOHN WELBURN CJ Athletics Barts, got any gossip 9 Kor, 188-throwback-throwup Woody, Band-aid man FOOTBALL BASE- BALL B-BALL 12 14 32 Kel Nice block Bri 9 ! . Mike (WOP) Ron, Crank it up! Barts, that was sup- posed to be shot gun! wrong way Webba (Alice) Lisa . Michelle . Ambulance Rides . . . Football 9,10,11,12, Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Student Athletic Advi- sor. “For life is but a dream whose shapes return, some frequently, some seldom.” STEVEN PAUL WOODS WOODY KOR 34 Football Lebany Teeqa Moana Hey Kor, let’s wait for the RBT in the white mustang “What’s a demerit 9 ” Don’t worry, Matt, I’m practicing today Bart’s Law” Lynyrd Skynyra C S N Y Southern Cross 9 17 80 Bandaid man That’s right I play football maneuvers with SHEA come back J B Paul, you do the talking I’ll flash my teeth ” Chris, what’s it on I dancea with a what 9 the porcelain God POLISH TO THE END Football 9,10,11,12, Track 10,11,12, Basket ball 9,10,11,12, Class president 11. Athletic Advisory Council 9,10,12, Varsity Club (vice president) 11,12, Play Competitions 9.10.11.12. Spanish Club 9,10 If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on. now. ' cu2 there’s too many places I’ve got to see.” — R. Van Zant — 10 20 77 64 CHRISTINE ELAINE ZONA Marky . . Worcester Water Works — Drip and Leaky . . . Judy, Buffy, Kari, Kenny, Jeff, Bab- bette, Katy, Jonn, Pam F.P.’s . Chinese food . . . green M M’s yougurt peanuts . breakfast at McDonalds Three Mus- kateers Unite . ‘‘Judy, I think it’s time we went on a diet.” . . . tripping Ron “I don’t know, Buff’ . . ‘‘Ron, 1 like your coat.” weekends with our gang French Club 9, Field Hockey 9,10; Softball Manager 9; Pep Club 12; Home Ec Club 9,10,11, Secretary 12, Hello Dolly 9; Jr. Prom Committee. The most beautiful thing in the world can- not be seen or even touched, it must be felt with the heart. The class of 1983 wishes to thank the follow- ing student government participants for their many hours of service: Kelly Avery, Marie McGrain, Gary Mullen, Beth Robinson, stu- dent council; Paul Aziz, President, Laurie Buck, Vice President, Heidi Cook, Treasurer, and Lisa Colangelo, Secretary. 65 A SPECIAL THANKS . . . Producing a yearbook is a challenging and time consuming project that requires the cooperation of many people. We would like to express our appreciation to Mrs. Sharron Hubbard and Mr. Winthrop Handy for helping in our endeavor. The following people, although they were not directly affiliated with the Lion’s Roar, dedicated their photographic talents to the yearbook: Natalie Danford, Dr. Richard Danford, Mr. Bouvier, and Mr. Schofield. We owe a great debt of gratitude to Christopher Stanley, our yearbook photographer, for his endless hours of work in taking and developing our black and white photos. Without his ability to work quickly and efficiently, completing this book would have been a difficult task. Thanks Chris!! A very special thanks goes to our fellow classmates who, although very active in other extra-curricular activities, dedicated their free time to the yearbook. Kathleen Mahoney, Susan Lindberg, Beth Robinson, and Heidi Cook were with us side by side doing photo layouts and writing copy. Kim Boosahda and LeeAnn Stewart graced the book with their artistic creativity. Laura Danford, Gary Mullen, Paul Aziz, and Brian Teague were responsible for selling advertisements and controlling the finances. Brian and Heidi also took many photos that were very much appreciated. With the help of these people, we met our challenge to make the Silver Jubilee Edition of the 1983 Lion’s Roar a traditional yet unique collection of memories. Sharon, Kristen, and Laurie 67 Leo Sullivan, Superintendent Carlton J. O’Connor, Principal ADMINISTRATORS Maureen Marshall, Associate Principal 72 Anne Cogswell Reading Gertrude Doherty Mathematics Ronald Ekblom Physical Education Edward Anderson History “Ohhhhh — it’s time for a honey-bee hunt!!” Emily Boosahda Art Ruth Bositis English Edward Bouvier Chemistry Richard Clifford Science 74 William Foley History Joseph Garofoli English Janice Gilley Health Shirley Gorman English Kathleen Gruszka Home Economics Margaret Hennessey Reading “Bonjour-Bonjour!” Sharyn Holmlund Special Education Sharron Hubbard English 75 Grace Johnson Music David Keeney Mathematics Sandra Lawrence Business Education Marsha Hudson Spanish “Be aware of it.” Grace Leslie Physical Education Herbert Maynard Music Alda McCarthy Lawrence McGrail Home Economics Physics 76 Robert Monroe Science Gerald Moynihan Mathematics ‘You’re young, you’re tough, ou’re goodlooking — GO FOR Ft° ■Hi Justin McGrath Mathematics Donald Mentzer Biology Linda Parker Special Education Ralph Pendleton Psychology Anthony Perry Mathematics Judith Petit Special Education 77 Richard Priestley Industrial Arts Nadia Radwan Art Judith Roy Social Studies Mary Salmon Business Education “Andreas, secure this place!” 78 Paula Stark Special Education Ann Stevens Special Education Jean Stuart Librarian Steven White English Robert Wills Mechanical Drawing Edward Traver English Roberta Taylor Social Studies “Good morning. This is June 3, 1983; after a moment of meditation, we’ll be on with the morning announcements.” Robert Winston Physical Education 79 Carol DeWaele Secretary Donna O’Connell Secretary Mary Mulryan Guidance Secretary Kathy Bavosi Key Board Entry Operator John Gonelli, Chet Skagerling, Alex Fallovita. A! DiLorenzo. Cafeteria Ladies: Carol Parker, Irma Aharonian, Lois Bagdis, Paula Grady, Alfrieda Erickson. 80 CLASS OF 1983 WINS Did she make you eat spaghetti and meatballs too? How about EKBLOMSKI? Play competitions, sponsored by the Student Council, were held on April 16, 1982. This is a traditional event that began in 1976. Through the years, the Competition has intensified as has the quality of the presentation of the plays, and the enthusiasm of the classes. The winning play this year was “The Rise and Decline of Wilbur’s Empire”, presented by the Class of 1983. The directors of this play were Kathleen Mahoney and Steve Woods. Set design was created by Andreas Klein and Brian Teague, with help from many other members of the class. As always, the Play Competitions were a great success due to the competitive spirit of the students. “Cheer up guys; in college there are no demerits!’’ 82 PLAY COMPETITIONS Then I said, “No Mr. Anderson, I don’t want a piece of your candy!” “Yes, he was our vice principal, our own dear sweet vice principal!” Wilbur’s ego gets out of hand and his sisters, Connie and BettyLou, decide to take drastic measures. They pretend that he’s dead by mourning for him while he’s in the room. Their only mistake is forgetting to include Mr. Maxwell. His upset stomach caused him to leave the room while they devised their scheme with their mother and Hercules, Wilbur’s friend. Thus, they had to pretend that he was dead also. Eventually, Wilbur realizes the error of his ways and promises to reform if he could be alive once more. His sisters break down and explain to him that he is still among the living. ■ - W WP.SS- f 0 v 60 ' STON’ THE CAST Wilbur Maxwell Paul Aziz Mrs. Maxwell Susan Lindberg Mr. Maxwell Jim Bartlett Hercules Michael Gallant Connie Maxwell Laura Danford BettyLou Maxwell Kerry Boire “LIFE O’ THE PARTY’’ The Class of 1985 Cast Members Freddie Chris Murphy Stacy Miki Fortin Mrs. Harrison Kim Christo Mr. Harrison Stephen Priestly Mindy Darlene DiBara Bob Sean Welburn Jack Jim Foreman Cliff Mark Barakian Frank Matt Supernor Mary Linda Carlson Judy Lynne Newton Bernadine JoAnn Bruhn Student Director Jenni Colangelo Assistant Directors Mary Papandrea Roberta Hayes “Shoot a mile!” 84 “WAKE UP AND LOVE” “I know this love potion is good, it sure worked on Erin!” The Class of 1984 Cast Members Robin Goodfellow Mr, Watkins Mrs. Goodey .... Peg Atkins Susan Peters .... Rod Fuller Receptionist Mrs. Mulligan .... Student Directors Andy Beardsley Ron Goodale Natalie Danford Michelle Chenard Cheryl Carlson Joe Bostek Mary Aziz Katie Grady Kim Akins, Erin Mahoney 85 GUYS “You ... you dirty rat!” “Hello, Computer Dating?!” 86 AND DOLLS On March 19, 1982, the curtains of the WBHS auditorium opened and presented the fifth annual musical, “Guys and Dolls,” to an enthusiastic audience. Thanks goes to Mr. White, Mr. Leslie, Chris Stanley, the back stage crew, and all of the “hams” who love the spotlight. Performers of the Class of 1983 who contributed to this success were: Phil Blaisdell, Lisa Colangelo, Heidi Cook, Cindy Crane, Katy Harris, Fred Herx, Andreas Klein, Kriss Knoebber, Sue Lindberg, Kathleen Mahoney, Marie McGrain, Sharon Murphy, Bob Smiley, Chris Stanley, and Liisa Tarkiainen. As the song goes, “ . . . when the curtains open to the roaring crowd, you can feel it all around you ...” Let’s hope the acting tradition continues at WBHS, and we’ll always be “living in the limelight”! Hypocrisy at its best? “I love you, a bushel and a peck!” 87 FUN IN THE SUN It was questionable as to whether the Class of 1983 would have their last Spree Day. The administration felt that Spree Day activities did not capture the attention of enough of the students. Yet through many struggles the Student Council convinced the administration to give it another try. There had to be a compromise somewhere; therefore, a specific date was not announced and the activities were confined to half of the day. The traditional softball, tug-of-war, egg toss, and pie eating contest, combined with the new games: three-legged soccer, the dunking booth, and the sieve game, proved to be successful in interesting all students. Chimera, a local band, performed as the classes competed against each other. The Class of 1984 were the victors of the day. The Class of 1983, in the three years that they have participated, have consistently won the softball game, the pie eating contest, and the tug-of-war. BEAMAN Mtiwunmu WEST BOYLSTON, MASS. 01583 Jeff “I can eat anything” Burke digs in to the winning pie for the third year in a row. 88 “A TASTE OF PARADISE” At the beginning of May, the countdown begins. The final preparations are made for the dinner, dance, and decorations. The tickets go on sale at $40.00 a couple. Tuxes are being fitted, hair appointments are being set, and last minute alterations are being made on the gowns . . . IT’S THE PROM! Two days before, everyone gathers to decorate the gym in a heavenly motif. Finally, the day arrives and the students attending the Prom are let loose at noon to prepare for the night’s activities. At four o’clock the boys, bearing bouquets, pick up their dates and head for an open reception at Heidi Cook’s house. After an enjoyable dinner at the El Morocco, everyone returns to the school for dancing and refreshments. Following The Grand March, Miss Danielle Barton is crowned as Junior Prom Queen. Her Court is as follows: Kristen Knoebber, Laura Danford, Liisa Tarkiainen, and Christine Zona. Couples leave the El Morocco after an enjoyable dinner. In accordance with Mr. O’Connor’s favorite tradition, he crowns Danielle Barton as the 1982 Prom Queen. 90 MAY 14, 1982 “Smiles, smiles everyone!’’ Marie McGrain follows the dance contest winners, Mitchell Sanders and Lisa Colangelo. Debbie MacKizer and Bill Supemor during the traditional Grand March. 91 THROUGH The theme of the seventh annual Homecoming was based on the song “Through the Years”, by Kenny Rogers. Students demonstrated this theme by dressing for Baby Day, Kiddie Day, New Wave Day, and Career Day. This theme was carried over to the daily activities which were: a baby food eating contest, a scavenger hunt, a new wave contest, and a soap opera trivia contest. The week was ended with the traditional Blue and White Day and a pep rally. THE WEEK . . . THROUGH THE NIGHT . . The highlight of the week was the Homecoming dance held on Saturday, September 25, 1982. As the Court danced to the theme song, “Through the Years”, Paul Aziz, the Homecoming King, crowned Laurie Buck as the 1982 Queen. 94 Traditionally, the Court is chosen by their classmates as being the girls with a lot of spirit and enthusiasm. The 1982 Homecoming Court consisted of Pamela Larose, Kim Akins, Darlene DiBara, Daneille Barton, Queen Laurie Buck, Erin Mahoney, Meredith Robinson, and Christine Goyette. 95 THROUGH The football team psyches themselves up for the game. The field hockey team celebrating their 1-0 victory. Melissa Mard pulls ahead early in the race with the other cross country runners close behind. On Saturday, September 25, 1982, the West Boylston Lions athletic teams met to do battle with the Woolies of Millbury High. Although a valiant effort was made by all, the field hockey and boys’ cross country teams succeeded in defeating the opposition. With determination, Fred Herx, goalie, leads his teammates into action. The boys’ cross country team striding toward victory. AND 25 . . On September 16, 1982, the 1983 yearbook staff invited members from the W.B.H.S. class of 1958 to an informal reception. Our intent was to present a clearer picture of today’s youth as well as to better understand the lifestyle of yesterday’s students. Faculty members Carlton J. O’Connor and Anne Cogswell recalled the changes in the school system and in student attitudes. Yearbook staff members Kristen Knoebber, Laurie Buck, Sharon Murphy, and Beth Robinson also spoke. Laurie Buck expressed our appreciation of tho se faculty members who have been with this school system for twenty-five years, including Mrs. Elaine Gagel, Mr. Ralph Pendleton, Miss Anne Cogswell, Miss Angelina Scopelliti, Mr. George Smalanskas, and Mr. Carlton O’Connor. Beth Robinson and Sharon Murphy compared the every day life of a 1958 teenager to that of a 1983 teenager respectively. Mr. Gerald Silven reminisced with his former classmates about common teenage experiences. While enjoying refreshments, the staff members and alumni made comparisons of their times spent at West Boylston High. YEARS LATER BEAMAN MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY Sarah Goodale, 1983 graduate, and her mother, Mrs. Beverly Goodale 1958 graduate. A cherished memory. GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES On December 11 12, the Senior Class presented their play, “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes”. The Cast, headed by leads Kristen Knoebber, Laura Danford, and Andreas Klein succeeded in carrying out an excellent performance. The Love Boat sails again. HAVING A BALL On November 19, 1982, the Seniors rocked the White Cliffs in Northboro at our Senior Ball. One of Worcester County’s best bands, Tornado Alley, made the night a party by playing great music and getting everyone psyched. Despite the “mono epidemic” and the instant mashed potatoes, it was a good night, and the close feeling that we felt will remind us of what it’s like to be a member of the class of 1983. Rosebud, the Crisco Kid, and company! 102 107 r r C0HOO N n COLORS ON THE HELMETS The tradition of football was carried on by seniors Bob Cooke, John Carrigan, Jim Bartlett, Ken Openshaw, Mark Webb, Brian Teague, Matt Morin, Chris Welburn, Steve Woods, Mike Gallant, Ron Harper, Curt Quinn, Tim Nagle, and Ernie Pappanastos. The Lions proved themselves to be a team which never gave up hope and stuck together until the end of the season. Rated as underdogs, the boys proved that they were competent, especially in the Thanksgiving game versus Grafton. On Homecoming Day, the team made a valiant effort, but lost as a result of injuries. All in all, the team represented our school in a way of which we can be very proud. V ' l S S This year, the football cheerleaders enthusiastically helped to carry on West Boylston’s football traditions. They heightened the spirit of our Homecoming Pep Rally and carried the ceremonial hoop for the football players at the beginning of each game. Led by co-captains Kelly Avery and Kristen Knoebber, the squad included Seniors Sharon Murphy, Kathleen Mahoney, Danielle Barton, Maria Marrino, and Linda Brearley. WE GOT THE BEAT Directed by Mr. Herb Maynard, the football band kept the spirit of the fans up in the air. Each game the band played some of our favorites, such as “We Got the Beat” and “The Lion’s Fight Song”. The band, on Thanksgiving Day, strutted their stuff, as they marched onto the field and formed a star. From that, they created our school logo, WB, and then proceeded into a cornucopia, representing the day. At the end of the routine, balloons filled with helium were released into the sky. RAH! RAH! RAH! At the Homecoming Pep Rally, head football coach, Richard Priestley, challenged the school to support their teams through wins as well as losses. We, the fans, accepted that challenge and showed that we are willing to support our friends and relatives in their endeavors. We represent our school and want our competitors to know that we are proud. 113 KICKIN’ AROUND 114 Led by experienced tri-captains Andreas Klein, Fred Herx, and Bob Smiley, the Varsity Soccer team had an eventful season. Seniors Kreg Hesemeyer, Greg Wallace, and Mike Maino, along with the captains, held opposing teams to five tie games. The school, this year, was privileged to have two outstanding players who were recognized by the community. Andreas Klein was named to the Central Massachusetts Soccer Coaches’ Association All-Star Team. Bob Smiley was chosen to be on the Telegram and Gazette Division II Honor Team. The JV team also had an exciting season. K Vf 115 DRIBBLIN’ . . . Pushing, flicking, and scooping ’em too. The Varsity West Boylston field hockey team lead by Coach Beverly Schofield and senior co-captains; Kerry Boire and Lisa Colangelo, ended their season with a record of 4-8-3. Seniors; Kim Boosahda, Tessie Bruhn, Laurie Buck and Susan Lindberg leave behind four years of hard work and determination. We leave these following traditions to the J.V. team: the loop, the bus songs — “The MIT song”, “Peppy’s Saloon”, “A Hole in the Bucket” and many others. “We live the life we chose, we’d fight and never lose for we were young and sure to have our way.” Top: S. Glickman, C. Labossiere, J. Dwyer, C. Goyette, G. Watkins, M. Fortin, D. Stevens, A. Mercurio, G. Petty Bottom: M. Esteves, D. Heath, K. Teague, L. Fallavollita, J. Bruhn, C. Bruhn, T. Sheehan, M. Shenard, Coach Grace Leslie, Manager S. Sirmans. 117 BORN TO RUN This fall was an amazing season for the Girls’ Cross Country team. With Melissa Mard as their captain and only senior, the team came in second place overall in the league. Melissa, also, came in first place in the Southern Worcester County League meet. Mr. Bouvier is the coach for the team. Andrew Quinn and Scott Baker lead the Boys’ Cross Country team this fall. Under the coaching of Mr. McGrath, the team compiled an outstanding record. FOUNDING THE PAVEMENT 120 With returning seniors Matt Morin, Mike Maino, Chris Welburn, Steve Woods, Jim Watkins, and Mark Webb, the Varsity basketball team was very successful. Led by captain, Jim Watkins, the Lions began the season with four wins. They were in- spired by the eager fans who antici- pated an excellent season and got what they expected. The JV team also had an awesome season. 01S8 , BO ' f ' STObi- a aSS 121 JOE’S CHERUB’S The Varsity Girls’ Basketball team, led by Mr. Priestly and co-captains, Laurie Buck and Tessie Bruhn, began their season well with a record of three and two. Although, the team was inexperienced, the dedicated seniors, Kim Boosahda and Judy Rotti, along with the captains, carried the team into a successful season. The JV team, lead by Mr. Garofoli, also began the season on a bright note. 123 This year the energetic basketball cheerleaders gathered school spirit at all our basketball games. Having placed fifth in the David Prouty Cheerleading Tournament in 1982, the squad continued to carry on an enthusiastic season. The squad was led by co-captains Danielle Barton and Kristen Knoebber, and included Seniors Kelly Avery and Kathleen Mahoney. VIVE LE CERCLE DE FRANCAIS! This year’s French Club has done some really fun things. Led by president, Laura Danford, the Christmas party was a huge success, especially the play put on by the seniors, “Comment la Grinch a Vole de Noel”, starring Fred Herx as the Grinch. The most exciting event this year was the trip to Quebec taken by French IV and V. We saw many beautiful parts of the city, as well as meeting some interesting people, running into thieves, and going sightseeing on our own. It’s an experience that we’ll never forget, and we’d like to thank the underclassmen who helped raise money for the trip. We hope that they have as much fun as we did! 128 ESPANOL IS IN THE SOUL This year’s Spanish Club proved to be more active than ever with the help of Mrs. Hudson, the advisor, and B. Robinson, M. McGrain, K. Morris, K. Clearly, the Spanish Club officers. Each month they planned an event centered around some aspect of the Spanish culture. These events included making bonuelos, singing Spanish songs, making pifiatas, and seeing a musical based on an important political figure of Argentina. I wanna wish you a Merry Christmas 129 CONCERT BAND beaman memoriae PUBLIC LIBRARY WEST BOVLSTON, MASS. 0 158 3 STAGE BAND 130 The Music Department at W.B.H.S. has always been enthusiastic and involved, and this year was no exception. With Mr. Maynard as the ever-encouraging, always optimistic director, they played and sang everything from classical music to the latest popular hits. The concerts were well-received and they made all the practice worthwhile. When you’re a Lion, it’s very easy to become Hooked on Music — and stay hooked!! MUSIC IS BASIC The Junior High Chorus and Band, led by Mrs. Johnson, are the origin of our Senior High Chorus and Band. If it were not for the music skills taught and learned in these organizations, we would not have the awesome Senior High musicians that we do have. 132 COLOUR MY WORLD The Art Room is a place where everyone is given the chance to be creative. The Art Club members are a dedicated group of people who share their talents with the school as well as the community. Their contributions this year included making Christmas gifts for the elderly, exhibiting work at the Beaman Memorial Public Library, and selling their work in the form of Christmas cards and calendars. The members of the Art Club are lucky to have such a hard working, loving individual as Mrs. Boosahda for an instructor. HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOT The Camera Club was busy snapping pictures all year. The members and their advisor, Mr. Bouvier, helped with the production of the yearbook, The Lion’s Roar. The Archery Club is made up of students interested in target shooting. Under the guidance of Mr. White, these students shoot individually and remain active in their hobby. 134 FUTURE CELEBRITIES? Do you see yourself in the white spotlight? W.B. is more than blessed with its share of thespians and the Drama Club is made up of an assortment of “stage people”, from set crew to costumes, to design, to those who love to be stars! The Varsity Club’s members are the students who participate in Varsity athletics. Steve Woods, president, organized a faculty-student basketball game, which raised money for four scholarships which are given to seniors who plan on attending college. 135 MEDIA MANIA The Library Club members are a devoted group of people who help Mrs. Stuart with library work. Their work is gratifying and they’re getting experience for their future. Advised by Mr. McGrail, the AV Club helps the faculty with the audio-visual machines, such as projectors, overheads, and video recorders. Without these dedicated students, these new-fangled machines might not be able to be used by the school. 136 LET IT SNOW! ! The Ski Club started off the year with a fantastic fundraiser — selling spirit caps that said “West Boylston.” The enthusiasm was super, Mount Wachusett had just opened new trails and a new lodge, and weekly lessons were underway. There was only one problem: on January eleventh, the weather was fifty-seven degrees, and it hadn’t been much better all winter. Looks like they’d better start looking forward to next year! HAVE YOU GOT THAT SPIRIT? Well, this year’s Pep Club certainly did! With the help of Miss Taylor as advisor, and Kristen Knoebber as chairperson, the club held a fund raiser, and came to the football and basketball games to support the Mighty Lions. 137 OVER-WORKED Seniors who want to experience the working world are given the chance to do so through the Work Study Program. They are allowed to leave school at 12:45 each day, to rush off to work in many different places and fields. Mr. Smalanskas is the advisor. Often times these students stay on the job for long hours and come home feeling ‘overworked’. Members of the Graphic Arts Club help the school and community printing athletic schedules, tickets for dances, and programs for various drama activities. Mr. Silven, the advisor, also carries his share of the workload. No matter who does the job, it always gets done, but the club still goes AND UNDERPAID 138 ‘9 to 5’ STIR IT UP With Kelly Avery as their president and Mrs. Gruszka as their advisor, the Home Ec Club devotes much of their time to the community. Each month a number of students visit the Oakdale Nursing Home with baked goods for the elderly. They also The Business Club, headed by Miss Salmon, and Miss Lawrence, don’t work from ‘9 to 5’. They do all the work that typists, stenographers, and accountants do when they work, but with one exception — they do it for the school! 139 THE WHODUNITS The Student Council, with their advisor, Mrs. Hudson, does more for our school than any other club or organization. Who fills our beloved soda machine? Who sells us that much awaited candy bar at the end of the day? Who tells us what is happening in the school? Who sells the hotdogs at football games? The answer to all of these questions is those students in each class who dedicate many hours of hard work to all of us. IT’LL BLOW YOUR MIND! The National Honor Society is compiled of students who accumulate a designated grade point average and devote their time and abilities to the school and community. Under the leadership of Laurie Buck, they presented the elderly with fruit baskets at Christmas time, give scholarship to deserving seniors, and tutor some underclassmen. They are advised by Miss Salmon. 140 James Jardine David Johnson Lynn Lajoie Mark Leavitt Susan Macomber Brian McGuiggan Scott Nelson Brendan O’Brien Benjamin Peterson David Roberts Richard Robinson Brent Rose Melinda Sarkisian Mark Scanlon Mark Schofield Timothy Scott Erin Sheehan Debora Slack Kim Spratt Tom Swalec Deborah Thompson Erin Tully Margaret Wild Judith-Ann Young Also: K. Akins, T. Bahn, S. Baker, A. Beardsley, L. Bernstein, K. Boosahda, J. Bostek, S. Brunelle, J. Carelli, H. Carlson, N. Danford, J. Depatsy, J. Dick, K. Eckberg, L. Enhus, R. Finn, L. Fortin, J. Haddad, C. Halloran, K. Hill, R. Kardon, K. Kenneway, K. Laplume, L. Larose, M. Lavoie, T. Ledoux, E. Mahoney, T. Martin, J. McLaughlin, S. McMillan, J. Mosman, K. Murphy, R. Parker, C. Pearcy, G. Petty, M. Pruneau, L. Quiry, S. Sirmans, A. Smith. 143 CLASS OF ’85 Lauren Ackert Kathleen Akins Mark Barakian Lynn Blakeney Scott Brearley Heather Brown Lisa Bryngelson Linda Bums Linda Carlson Joe Carrigan Scott Casey Bernard Castagnetti James Chenard Sherilynne Chiancola Kim Christo Jennifer Colangelo Kevin Day Jodie Depatsy Annette Devillers Darlene DiBara Jaclyn Dostourian Mary Ellsworth Linda Falish Kevin Fitzpatrick James Foreman Peter Fries Christopher Gilley Charles Stevens, President; Heather Smiley, Vice President; Ginger Watkins, Secretary; Matthew Supemor, Treasurer. 144 Patrick Gleason Tim Gould Lawrence Grady Lisa Greene Also: S. Bassan, K. Boynton, J. Bruhn, D. Carelli, T. D’Elia, M. Fortin, K. Gilson, R. Hayes, E. Ledoux, A. Solitro, B. Walker. Ed Greenough Stephanie Knoebber Colleen Labossiere Daniel Lamberto David Lindberg Annette Mercurio Chris Murphy Lynne Newton Sean Welbum John Wild Michael Witkus Todd Yahnian Bob O’Connell Mary Papandrea Robert Parker Paul Pasquale Steve Perry Gary Pogharian Steve Priestley Michelle Pruneau Gregg Ramstrom Meredith Robinson Kim Sarkisian Dawn Scott Steven Scott Mark Shepard Kelly Standring Greg Stanley Dorinda Stevens Sara Titus Steven Traugh Noreen Verdini 145 Kelly Maynard Christine McDonald Kevin McEnaney Janet McGuiggan Pamela McMillan Russell Miller Kelly Moher Lisa Montville Kim Morris Kathleen O’Connor Stephanie Pantos Anthony Papandrea Jeff Pasquale Christine Pukaite Paul Ramstrom Jeffrey Ratoff Jennifer Recupero Travis Rotti Brenda Rudy Brian Scanlon Tara Sheehan Marc Sherwin Richard Simmarano Stephen Smedberg Maryjo Solitro Kathleen Spratt Nicole Stanley Julie Thomson Guy Trudeau Joseph Tsagronis Carolann Watkins Also: M. Atchue, A. Mullen, M. Recupero Pamela Welcome Darlene Woodill BEAMAN MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY WEST BOYLSTON, MASS. 01583 € i ,.jrt ™ 147 John Gleason Daniel Goodnow Douglas Goodnow Ken Gould Tom Gould Heidi Harrison Thomas Heath Scott Herbert Jennifer Holmes Mary Horgan Lisa Howard Joey Johnson Lynne Josephson Kristi Kavanagh William Kirk Laurie Kittredge Jon Kropf Michelle Larose David Leslie Diane Lovejoy Ruth Lyon Craig MacIntyre Sean McCarthy Lisa McDonald Kenneth McGoldrick Colleen McNeill 149 Molly O’Connor Eric Olson James Openshaw Eric Palmquist Todd Parker Deborah Pearcy Robert Pingeton Steven Quiry David Raphael Carolyn Rotti Renee Rudy James Saro Julie Savage Toni Solitro Kathleen Standring Mark Supemor Karen Teague Jill Theriault Arthur Verdini Keith Walker Diane White Moira Wild Anthony Mecurio Deborah O’Brien Wendy O’Connell Kelly O’Connor 150 CLASS OF ’88 O Sr Jeff Agurkis Kimberly Alicandro Tracey Bahn John Beam Dianne Bennett Matthew Benoit David Blake Kellie Buck Kim Cappabianca Sherri Cestodio Stephanie Christo Christopher Coleman Melinda Cranston Donna Cusanello Michael Dainis Michael DeCoteau John Dipietro Laurie Dipilato Henry Dormizer Cathleen Dugan Colleen Duaan Andrew Enila Melissa Esteves Guy Fallavollita Patty Flagg Amy Fortin Marc Gaudette Student Council Reps: Celeste Maykel, Melissa Supemor, Chris Pehl. Jon Foreman, President; Pam Sheldon, Vice President; Meaghan Mahoney, Secretary; Erin Stephens, Treasurer. 151 Julie Genelli Wendy Givan Paulette Gladys Todd Granger Todd Hall Heidi Hanson Holly Hanson Jeffrey Harris Jennifer Heath Jean Henault Brendan Hester Dean Kochanowski Christine Leary Melissa Loughlin Carolyn Lovejoy Jeremy Mard Kevin Materas Daniel McEnaney Megan McKeown Patricia McLaughlin Eric Meystre Andrew Miller Danielle Mullen Gretchen Pepi Tracy Perry Joseph Pukaite Wendy Quiry Jason Ratoff Todd Raymond 152 Natalie Richardson Kendal Rivard Edward Rizzuto Daryl Roberts Timothy Rose Franklin Russell Laurie Scanlon Terence Sheehan Stefani Sirmans Donald Smith Michael Spratt Michael Vignaly Matthew Walker Christopher Welcome Joy Werdelin Marc Zungola Also: K. Letendre, K. McMillan, S. Welsh 153 155 TEACHER BOOSTERS Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1983. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton J. O’Connor Mes Meilleurs voeux a la classe de 1983. Mile. A. Scopelliti Congratulations! A. Perry Congratulations and best wishes. M. Salmon Congratulations. Justin McGrath Congratulations to all my Honey Bees. Edward J. Bouvier Good Luck! H. Maynard May your every dreams be a reality. Emily Boosahda Best wishes forever! Mr. Ekblom Best wishes always. Mr. Priestley Best of luck to the class of ’83. Mr. Winston Congratulations to all! Mary Mulryan Best wishes to the class of 1983. Mrs. Bo-Bo Best of luck. Mr. Lorge Best of everything to the class of 1983. Elaine Gagel West Boylston will not soon forget the class of 1983! Mr. White Best wishes to the class of ’83. Mr. William Foley Much happiness always! Mrs. Doherty Be yourself. Mr. G. Love, peace and success. Mrs. H. The best of everything to all. Mrs. Berthiaume Best of luck from a voice from the past . . . Mrs. Childs Felicitaciones y buena suerte a la clase de 1983. Senor y Senora Hudson y Scott Best wishes and grand success to the class of ’83. Mrs. Stevens Best wishes. Mrs. Meringolo To the Class of ’83: Congratulations and Best Wishes. Miss C. 156 CONGRATULATIONS May the future hold much success and happiness for all of you. Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. MacKizer To Debbie, we love you. Mom, Dad and Rich Congratulations, Gary! Thanks for the room! Congratulations . . . Class of ’83. Let us hear from you . . . WB BANNER Staff Congratulations Danielle and Jim. Success and happiness always. Love, Peg, Ken, Natalie, and Michelle Congratulations Chris! You make us proud. Jack and Gail Welburn Congratulations to the class of ’83. Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Woods Congratulations to the class of 1983. The Danford Family Our sincere best wishes to the class of 1983! Roy and Sandy Buck Congratulations and successful future in each of your endeavors to the class of ’83. Warren and Marilyn Blaisdell Congratulations! Mr. and Mrs. James F. O’Brien Love and best wishes to Kate, Cin and the 1983 class of Super Seniors. Betty, Merle, and Jeffrey Harris Congratulations, Brian, with our love and our wishes for your success and happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Teague Congratulations to our first graduate, Beth, and the class of ’83. Nancy and Rock Robinson Best of luck to the class of 1983. Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Quinn « Congratulations to Heidi and her friends in the class of ’83. We have enjoyed all of you. Mom, Dad, and Heather Best wishes to the class of ’83; you’ve only just begun. Steve and Betty Knoebber Congratulations class of ’83. from Rowie and the chicks God Bless and best wishes to the class of 1983. Mr. and Mrs. Murph Congratulations and best of luck to Susan and class of ’83. Richard and Jane Lindberg Finally — the last of the McGrains — Best of everything always, Re. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations to Kath and the class of 1983. The Mahoneys 157 BOOSTERS Best of luck, Big Sis. I’ll miss you! Little Sis Sha — May all our impossible dreams come true! Love ya, Re Hey K.H., D.S., K.K., J.D., K.E., J.D., K.E., J.C., and T.L. You better watch out ’cuz the Dude Woman is in town. Leather woman, we are forever in debt. Merci! Jack, Kevin, and Mark Hey blue eyes, I love you! H.B. Beth-Anne, When are you going to work on your term paper? . . . Eastcupcake here she comes! Moose and the BELT cordially invite you to an apple muffin feast! Lisa — “I’m not in love . . .”; not very convincing, huh? Tony, Steve, Karen, Kim, Chris, Joe, and Kevin — Hasta luego! Love, Kerry, Laura, and Greg Happy Thanksgiving, Fred. Yeah, pass me the suntan oil, Bob! Kerry, Beth, Kim, Tessie — Thanks for the good times — I’ll miss you guys. I LUV U — Kate Zeus — Do you still like Rolos? I think they are tremendous, not like wazzles — good luck always. Mucho gracias Senora Hudson para ensenanza me espanol. Katy K.B., K.B., B.R., C.C., L.D., L.B., T.B., H.C., L.C., M.M., S.M., K.M., K.K., A.K., F.H., R.S., A.T.Q., P.A., B.T., L.B. Good luck to you — Katy What’s the matter, Kath, you don’t like my cocoa? My little Kerry Sita — Thanks for all the late night M M talks. Shelley Re, what really is love? Lisa p.s. Go for it! Moose, how will we survive without So and That Belt? Best of luck always and watch those hips. Love, Muffin Beth (Dear Abby . . .), thanks for being there, especially when “I needed a hug.” Rosebud, red satin, eh? Sounds like fun! Give me a call! The Swedish Princess John — “Carry on” — Camel H.B. — Good luck always! I love you!! — H.B. Class of ’83 — This Bud’s for you! Paul, Woody, Brian, Chris, Moon, John, Mike, Kel, Kriss, Kath — We’ll miss you! Mary, Erin, Lisa, Michelle Happy Homemaking, Mr. Ekblom — The Football Cheerleaders! K.K. — That picture was our Savior! — Sharri From one member of the Lonely Hearts Club Band to another — Good Luck!! Re — I’m trusting you — Sha Hey Lin, remember Howie? N.D. — You’re the greatest. Thanks for always being there! Love, Big Sis Snookums — You’re the best! From your honey Butch Rosebud — Save the Crisco — the Crisco Kid . . . and as for myself, that goes without saying . . . Love, Blue Eyes There were never such devoted . . . Love always, Kath Thru thick and thru thin, and remember the happy times. KK Four Heads are better, but the class of ’83 is the best! Shalom, FYWG!! To my “tag-along”, “annoying”, little sister — thanks for my ring, I luvya and 1 promise to bring you a sweatshirt from wherever! Re — The doctor will always be in for you, and no matter what anyone says you’ll marry HIM! Luv always — Beth To Kate, Kerry, Tess, Boo, Lisa, Re — Thanks for the good times. I luv ya always! Beth Thanks for all the chapters in our book and I hope the book never ends — Love always, me Mr. O’Neil, Plea com-a fron des. You’re young, you’re tough, you’re goodlooking — YOU CAN DO IT! Woody, Kor, Lebony, Ivory, Mike, Curtis-Q-live at Hampton Beach ’82! 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