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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1984 volume:

PROPERTY OF Heatttatt Utemnrial fluhltr iCibrary West Boylston, Mass. Purchased Received THE 1984 LION’S ROAR WEST BOYLSTON HIGH SCHOOL TABLE OF CONTENTS Prologue Dedication Seniors Faculty Activities Sports BtAiViAi iv: iVI URIAE PUBLIC LIBRARY WEST BOYLSTON, MASS. 01583 65 81 109 Clubs 127 Our Times 137 Underclassmen 145 Junior High 153 Appreciation 166 Advertisements 167 The passage of time Is a strange phenomenon. 4 5 Clocks, calendars, and church bells 6 Tell us how to mark the passing minutes, days, and years. We see the years in the faces of friends 8 But so often our own changes go unnoticed. growing, reaching, stretching 10 utilizing our own strengths To make all of our time important. Relying on others As well as 11 We have all progressed, advanced, and matured Suddenly we realize that time has done its work on us, our friends and others around us. 12 We can turn back and look at our memories But we can never return. Those times so easily marked on their occurence Are no longer measurable. PUBUC LIBRARY E7J95T? BQYL3T0N, MASS. 01583 The passage of time Is a strange phenomenon 15 £ MOVING ME DOWN THE HIGHWAY, ROLLING ME DOWN THE HIGHWAY, lO out of JO LIONS Trefer “THF OP BM § y V V v £ x £ x ✓ x Ay y X y v il y Ay y Ay y Ay X - $ Ay x y Ay .y x Ay Ay s x v ' X y y y x y y Ay v Ny y Ay ✓ V ' y Ay ' y y sy Ny y Ny sy Ay v s x y s v V y X X y X v ' X y X y X ✓ V s x x x V- X -y X ' is X % y � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � MOVING AHEAD SO LIFE WONT PASS ME BY. ' N £ I A £ yA y y y yA £a O y G £ $ y a s - £ A GO y ys y n A a a O yA A y yv y yA A AN A y ✓a § $ N yA y a $ A A y A A a o y g a a yA o y O A y yA O yA g g y yA yA y yA yA a y yA yA y y y y ys yx A Yfc ])� 0 ' 6ii MAUREEN L. ARSENAULT There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way Moe . . . Kim, Lynn, Andy, Jeff . . . B, Ball , . Deb, Mary Chris, E.T., Net ... Mr. Priestley — thanks honey 4 A P — you ' re mint! . . . What are you thinking of? . . . Kim, wanna go for a walk? ... it hadda be done . . . Andy, you loser! . . . Cage Cod ' 83 — Lisa, me our R.C. . . What ' s the deal? . . Kim, I ' m so confused — why are they doing this to me? . . that ' s a thought . . Lynn — don ' t analyze and don ' t call me Maureen . . . hey baby doll ... mi familia . . . Mary — get down on it?! . . the babies . Bonanza — Terry, Gayle . . . Mic. TODAY . . . Kim, Andy, Jeff always remember the good old days . . . Now I know what Tmliving for — Me . . . Cross Country; Basketball; Track; Spanish Club; Business Club; Varsity Club; Athletic Advisory Council. KIM D. AKINS When you look over your shoulder and you see the life you ' ve left behind you can dream, but you can never go back the way you came — J Browne SPA2 moemarymelehamyjoecrai tonyiefftimandychris . . WHAT ARE YOU DOING? . . , TD ... I said. Mon Dieu! . DOING? . . . TD ... I said. Mon Dieu! . Quebec ' 82 , , , 6 5 82 never again? ' short shorts — I like thatl . . . CAPE ' 83 me, Shelley. 8i Lynn in LAB . SILVER BAY (el, sd, whoosh! PYT) , , : Joe, I have a key . . , The WHO . . . Fleetwood Mac, the Boss . . . JT at SPAC . . . yeah Moe, let ' s walk . . . wherefore? . . death to IB, the cow the moles . . , MONO?? . . . Blood! . . . Mrs. Roy. Mrs. B — thanks . kab 8r sube — you ' re excellent . . . smile! . Basketball; Track; Student Council 9,10.11 — Pres. 12 — V. Pres; French Club; Spanish Club, Pep Club; Chorus. Band; Musical; Play Competitions; Student Parent Advisory Council; Yearbook Staff 19 TODD M. BAGDIS Oakdale — vacation capital ot the world Oakdale . . Genelli snowmobile ranch • ■ ■ TheCrewl . . Gambo Brothers . . . Gussed . . . Jeff. Rich, Nettie. Kim, GAR Party . . . MARY A. AZIZ and I would turn the pages back, but time will not allow the way these days just rip along — too fast to last too strong Mair ... Lis ... NO, WE ' RE NOT SISTERS ' JOttN . Camel . . . EhSpazKelMush tMahoneMoeCassBecAimPaulaLauJoe ScottWeirdo . . . Cape Cod CSN Mac Segar . . , CCR . . . J. Geils ZZ Top. . .G J. . .GUM. Paul. . , Hall Oates. . When does the bell ring? Cocoa ... I smell dirt! . . . Papa Gino ' s • • - double dates Cape ' 83, Hampton 83 . . . Lis — we ' re stuck AGAIN! . Prom 5 13 83 ... A NICE BATCH MOM? . . . biking to the mall . . . shopping ... kind of thing . Value Ph . . . cheering , . Peace Lis — Night Mair. . . Football Cheerleading, Pep Club; Spanish Club; Chorus; Homecoming Comm; Home Ec. Club; Play Competitions; SAC; Student Council; Varsity Club; Jr. Prom Comm; Sr. Ball Comm. 20 TIMOTHY C. BAHN Arise, go forth, and conquer Tim . , , Mike, Tom, Tim, Markie, . , . rauh . , . Yah, yah, yah. I ' ll call yal . , , The calm before the storm ... the Chief , hoop . . , Eagle ' 83 . . . pizza and caffeine-free coke , . . IGA (thanks) . . . CPE@WNEC , , . ping-pong , , , Pash . . . Van Halen . . . The Who ... the Rolling Stones, , .ZZTopp. . . thanks for your help GFM . . , Good luck, friends . . . Baseball 9,10; Football Band 9,10,11 ,12. Concert Band 9,10,12; Stage Band 10, French Club 9,10,11; Art Club 12. SCOn C. BAKER You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you just might find, you get what you need The Who, Z.Z. Topp, Def Lepard, The Police . . . weekends , . . Joe, Greg, John, Dave, Mary and Lisa, Jill and Jody, l.M.W. M.F.C., Cindy, Caroline . . . Quebec ' 82 deux — s ' ils vous plait . . , Hampton Beach ' 83 , , , 3-9 . . . U, Mass crash . . . Long Slow Distance — 14:43 . . . Cross Country 9,10,11 — co. cap, 12 — cap.; Basketball 9; Baseball 9,10,11,2; French Club 9,10,11 ,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Band 9; National Honor Society 11,12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball; Boy ' s State Rep. 11. I ANDREW A. BEARDSLEY Every man has a place and in his heart this is a space and the world can ' t erase his fantasies Beeze . . Hey Mortae . . Buster . . , Oakdale . . . B-ball . . . Bahamas . . . Wells Beach , . Erin . . . Kim . . . Moe . . . Wezzy Billy G . . . Scan . . . Tim . . . Dusters don ' t die . . . Soccer9,10,11.12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Tennis 9,10.11 .12; Play Competitions 10,11.12; Sr. Play. LYNN M. BERNSTEIN Tve seen all good people turn rneir heads each day so satisfied I ' m on my way The unconcerned student Shelley. Craia-Sequoia Joe — ABOING “Oh My Gawd . Cyclops. .Amsco Women Quebec ' 82 — les voleurs Confucius say Kim. death to the cow. I.B. . and the moles . Get a load of this one . Santi-Sisters Unite Shelley The Sioux . No date 66-84 Beetles ' ' . . Check . . . Scabface . Karen, I know who the missing link is Holly. Nat — the man in the blue carl . 2nd Wed. in May . Glen . , , tea (or two Hostage Crisis day one Immaterial Man Pat D.A. . . . skiing — puddles tennis college bound 7 . I swear, I ' m the only one who knows how to drive I . . Mrs. Boire . Barbara 8i Kerry Field Hockey; Softball. Ski Club. Pep Club, Art Club. French Club; Musical. Varsity Club. Jr. Prom; Votre Cahier Club. Amsco Club. 22 KRISTEN F. BOOSAHDA How far I reach, how much I see. how high I aim, depends on me Boo . . . FRED, Sue, Lis, Rose, Rand, lisa, Bry . C B . . 32 always sports!! Blue and White . . . BOYS VARSITY SOCCER a first . the ankles again Musberger . We ' re gonna be late. Mom! . SOYO — Conventions ' 82 81 ' 83 . . . J ' aime parler en francais! — nous sommes aller au Quebec en 10 16-19 82 . . . NYC w M.N ' 84 MASP 1983 (Milton Academy), C D.. K.K., WILL and the unit circle! . . . No I was away at school this summer . . EMIEE ' S on the Vineyard chocolate . 5 sisters . N.J.An. E.Am C.I.S. . . Segar . . . Journey Billy Joel . . . Soccer; Basketball; Softball; Ski Club, Art Club; French Club; Drama Club; Pep Club; Camera Club; Varsity Club; Play Competitions, Musical; Sr. Play; Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball; Yearbook Staff. JOSEPH A. BORCI Live while you may, for tomorrow mignt not oe ' Paula . redhead? . . . Maura, Lisa, Enn, Lynn, Mary, Ruth, Lynn 8 i Joe C . . . Mike D. at DD 83 . Scott ' s stiches! . . Road block?! ten in 30 seconds . . Doggone Girl, Flip, Smash, No Zepher . What a joke! . . . Class of ' 84 — No More! . . 12 28 82 . . . Wanna do it? . . . Purple Mansion, Purple Car Michelle — retreat! . . . Can ' t do it any more — sure! . . . Floward Johnson ' s?! . . . Hampton Beach ' 83 . No more swab . . Grand Prix . . . Jody and bits . Scott — Dazed and Confused . . . LED ZEP forever 1 . ZZ TOP . . . JIMI . . . STONES . . Hey Rich — Oopps, we are caught — barnloa d . . Get me oughta herel I ... We both have a Grand Prix — well endowed So long folks — later! . . . Football 9,10; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; French Club 9,10,11 ,12; Ski Club 10,12; Musical 10,12. JOSEPH M. BOSTEK I see my future at the rainbow ' s end happy hours timeless friends and if I ever chance to find my way. rest assured. I will stay. — B Squire Chris ... Hal ... Eh .. . Kim . . . Lynn . . . Holly , . . Sioux . . . Gnat . . . Blood! . . . Wickedly . . . Aboing . . , Hey Morte, what it is . . BASKETBALL . . , BASEBALL . . Halloween ' 81 ... I like blue pants . . . Blob Call ... I wish I was that water . . . Quebec . . D.Q. . . . Cordoba . . T.M. ' s . . . Dumbo Ears . . . Astros . . . Shoot some hoop. Sequoia . , . immaterial . . . Joe. why is your voice so close and Chris so far away . 2nd Wed. in May . . . O.K. alright SHH, SHH . . . District Baseball . . . Hey Magoo . . . Flashback . . . BOO BOO! . Play the Pocket . . . Fun 8r Exciting . . . Van Halen, Cars, Lionel Richie . . . FLORIDA , . . Baseball 9,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11.12; French Club 9.10.11,12, Pep Club 9.10, Varsity Club 12; Play Competitions 10.11. SUSAN M. BRUNELLE My spirit takes flight — how it soars 1 how it sings 1 as it rides on a dream, as it opens its wings — my spirit flies high — I am fearless and free — to express, to explore, to begin ... to be me Susie . . . tennis . . . J.B. . . . Oh, dear! . Just like Caroline monopoly . . Lise, the weekend of the ninth?l?l . Diet Coke . . jogging . Woodland . O.M.M.B.L? Well, maybe! candystriping with Frosty . . . Quebec Lisa, Kris. Rose . . . what? . . Denny ' s . Gazebo . . . It ' s two in the morning!! Nancy Drew and Partner . Deuce Nowayll Really? . . Tennis 9,10.11,12; French Club 9.10.11.12; Pep Club 9.10.12; Drama Club 10.12 24 JEFFREY BUMP ' All good things in all good times 1 Kim . . . Rich, Baggs. Nettie, Gar, Ben , Lions 69 , , , Milibury. Grafton on T Day , . . Coach . . . The Grateful Dead ... 71 Ford Truck ... Jr. Prom . . Parties . P-Street . . . Sister Milvin . . . San Francisco Spring . . . Wyoming Summer . . . Mt. Malden Forever . . . Ski-Doo . . . skiing . . blizzards . . . Good Bye — WBHS . . BRADLEY M. CALDBECK You only get out of life what you put into it Deb ... 4x4 ' 77 Ford Pick Up . . Yo Adrian . . . Cindy, Dave, Brent . . . snowmobiling . . . Rush . . . Journey . . . ZZ Top . . . Van Halen . . Flampton Beach . . . Parks Dept. ... No Problem . . Jocko Stevens . . weekends . . . what ' s up . . . Let ' s blow this clambake . . . still chain saws . . . snow storms . . skiing . . wood hauling ... 67 mustang . . . sand duning at the Cape . . Wall St. Deli ... Is Dave sick again? yeah . . . There is a test today ... ski doo citation ss . . . Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Woodworking 9,11,12; Business Club 12; Sr. Play — set construction. 25 JANET L. CARELLI To every sunrise tnere is a new Beginning and to every sunset tnere is a memory ' Jack . . . A.P — mint arms . . the maid will get it . . . Karen, Cheryl, Karen, Sue, Lisa . . . Jan Brady and Johnny Edward , , , The Hill , . Shout , , , Huck, Juck, and Bubba , , Chem lab. — Bouv, we ' ve got it under control . . . Can I give it to you on the installment plan? , . Deb — looks like we ' re stuck with each other for another year . . . French Club 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Business Club 11. Jr. Prom Committee. CHERYL A. CARLSON When you carry faith in your pocket and love in your heart, no mountain is too tall Che. Dude Woman, Don ' t call me Cheryl . . . Karen, Karen, Kim, Debbi, Jill, Tina. Jen, Janet . Imagine Karen Imagine what the heck Kair 2 . Jill, me at the Singapore 6 1 83 Bermuda 8i Katie, Got the key? I don ' t like rum sponge cake . . . How nice . stop in the name of love . . . Cheyah 8r Micah . scratch sniff . Swedes 1 , Oakdalite The Beatles, Billy Joel. David Bowie I will survive Hey Heyl . . . Class Secretary 9,10,11,12; Track 10,11,12, Spanish Club 9.10.11.12. Ski Club 11.12. Camera Club 12; Drama Club 11.12; Play Competitions 9,10,11,12; Musical 11,12, Sr, Play; Jr. Prom Comm; NCCJ Representative 11; Yearbook Staff 26 HOLLY A. CARLSON Lessons learned are like bridges burned, you only need to cross them but once, is knowledge gained worth the price ot the pain, are the spoils worth the cost of the hunt - ? Hoi , . Jane . . , the Van . . . we ' re offl . . , Quebec — Oct. ' 82 . . . crise d ' otage . . . confuclous say , , . Erin T„ Gayle, Laurie , . . late night card games . Carrie . . . Saratoga, N Y. . , , Lakeside . Amy , . . Nat, Shelley, Lynn, Craig, Joe , , moi oi . . . Sioux! ... my license? . . . Countdown ... A and B . . . Dan Fogelberg. Browne, Taylor . . . Oh, my Gowd . . . Class Vice President 11,12; French Club 9,10.11,12; Spanish Club 11,12; Field Hockey Manager 10; Pep Club 9; Art Club 10,11,12 — V. Pres; Home-Ec Club 12; Play Competitions 11 — scenery; Sr. Play — scenery; Jr. Prom Comm. — chairman; Sr. Ball Comm. — chairman. MICHELLE M. CHENARD The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see Chrlt . . . Lis, Mair 8 1 some great friends . . . Cape Cod — Hey Guys, wanna go pool hoppin ' ?!? . . . Don ' t worry about it! ... Eh, W.F., He ' s wearing those pants again! . . . Where ' s your sense of adventure? . . . O.N.H. Lynne . . . the new Friendly ' s . . . An-dy! . . CCR. Segar, CSN, Giels ... My Best Friend — ILYT. . . Field Hockey 11; Track 9; Pep Club 9,10; Art Club 9,10,11.12; Drama Club 10,11,12. Ski Club 11,12; Spanish Club 10,11; Play Competitions 9,10,12; Musical 11; Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball. LAURA J. CLEMENCE The smallest feelings are worth more than the most beautiful thoughts ' Pedarl! . . . Bonnie Clyde . , . Katie Jayne and the gang in Oakdale including Mundo, ‘ ' Summer of ' 81 . . . SNOWBOUND . . . White gomblems . . . flying coke . . . purple ... T.P. forever . . . COFFEE!! . . . Friendly ' s YUK . . . Breakfast? SURE! . The Accounting Comer . . . Softball 5 , , want a coke? . . . We don ' t have gym today? . . March 9. 1981 . . . Rm. 545 . . . Roses . . . last of the F.P. ' s . . . swimming hole talks with Bucky . . . Mrs. G. — thanks for everything . . . Junior Prom court, Sr. Ball . . . Rm. 545 . . . Wooly Rex Mom Dad . . Annette and the gang . Jeff the neighbor . . . Something special . . Sue, it was worth the wait . . . friends I haven ' t mentioned . . . Goodbye WBHS . . Goodluck Sis , . . Softball; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Art Club; Varsity Club; Flome Ec. Club. JEFFREY R. CRANSTON ‘All that we see or seem is but a dream yvithin a dream Cran . Ralph Speedy Gonzales Lynn . . . FOOTBALL . . . Millbury — Under the lights . Turkey Day — Lions Pride 88 . . Mac, Jim, Tim, Bob, Steve Cull Mundo . Baseball — District ' 83 — 21 - Eirebird Bright yellow . Down the Garage . . Football 10,1 1,12; Basketball 9.10; Baseball 9,10.11.12; A-V Club 9,10,11,12, Varsity Club 11,12; Play Competitions 9. DAVID R. CULLEN Here we are, to thin of the oast T he class of 84. it s our turn at last Good luck D.C., Cull . . , Randy , Rhode Island . . . I don ' t believe in girls, they ' re bad for ya . uh. ya . . FOOTBALL , . Jill, Rae, Bee, Scan, Cran, Mic, Tim, Porfrish, Deb, Kim. Linda , , Burger King CYM , Party at “P . Jimi Hendrix, The Cars, Zaphod 78 , You ' re always singing! . The A comer . . . Think of the advantages Open Arms . . My business card , MILLBURY, UNDER THE LIGHTS. Bad case of Senioritous . . LIONS PRIDE on TURKEY DAY . . . W.B . . . Football 9.10,11.12, Basketball 9.10,11; Track 10,11.12, Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Musical 10,11,12; Drama Club 10,11,12, Varsity Club 11,12; Business Club 12; Sr. Play. NATALIE K. DANFORD Don ' t dream it Beit ' — RHPS Nat Cyclops — my eye , , . rude girl Craig and Joe — sequoia trees , Hullee, Sioux, Lynn ... the man in the blue car Exene, Siouxsie. Crass , . Bowie — Serious Moonlight n A Oh yeah, I forgot to tell you . , Sometimes at night Attics of My Life . Absolute Beginners Field Hockey 9,10; Track 9,10, Class President 11; French Club 9,10,11.12, Spanish Club 10,11,12; Play Competitions 9,10,11,12; Musical 10,12; Camera Club 11,12; L.S.A.C. 12 (chairperson); Student Council 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12 (secretary); Sr. Play, Yearbook co-editor. DEBRA L. DELLASANTA The best things in life happen Dy surprise 1 ' so . . oh yeah?! . well, well . . Camaro , FRED ... in the wind , cute” , . dancing , . . Peterson Co. . work 7 Can I borrow your car? . . . Deb . guess what! . . . Cindy . Bridgid”? ' ' Melinda Business Club 9,10,11 ,12; French Club 9,10; Work Study 12. JAMES J. DEPATSY STONES, Doors. Zeppelin THE GONELLIS, Paul, McGalley ... THE STREET — P. STREET . . . Gimbo . . . Mac Crackston . Fergi 195-160 FIAMPTON BEACFf. . Masquamacut . . . Cape Cod Waldoboro, Maine DePatsy s LANES Boot Camp The Bill . . . The Bob . . Shop 9.10,11,12, Metals 11,12, Work Study 12 . 30 JOSEPH DIPILATO All good things must come to an end ' Kathy . Jeffy Big D raquet ball anyone . . . party .74 Vega .77 Monarch . . . Jeep CJ7 . . . Construction . . . skate . . . Armando . . . John . . . Def Leppard . Wood Shop . . . Foods . I ' M GOING TO WITH!!. . . IT ' S BEEN REAL!!! , . . JENNIFER R. DICK laughter It can be louder than the roaring sea, yet softer than the pitter patter of rain It makes you happy. It makes you sad laughter, it lives on forever memories They come and go like the tide on a sunny bright morning They make you laugh. They make you cry; They make you remember memories, they live on forever — Jenni Dick Jenni . , , Funky , . . KIM . . . Crazy Mountain — Earth watch Expedition . . Geo . . , Nanny — Mary Poppins . , . Quebec ' 82 . . . ski bum . . . really . . . Rocky Mountain High! , . , hold that thoughtl . , . Country Club Parties! . . . talk to me! . . . Summer ' 83 . . . just duckyl . . . Salter ' s Point . . . You turkey! . . . Gumbeee . . Bye! . . Ski Club; Pep Club; French Club; Chorus; Musical; Camera Club; Jr. Prom Comm; Sr. Play; Yearbook Staff. ROSE M. DOSTOURIAN You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars, you nave a right to be here, and whether or not it is clear to you. no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should dancing . Lost in Holden long walks . Hey Sue! . . I love New York . . oh my! Europe ' 83 AP Stones . Showcase . . weekends . . Fluffy . Hi Guys . Tennis . . jogging . No. really? . . Ya wanna . . . Tennis 9.12; Pep Club 9.10.11. Spanish Club 11.12. Business Club 9.12. Art Club 10.12; Drama Club 10, Home Ec. Club 11 . 12 . MICHAEL J. DRAKE There is no limit to how much a person can do. as long as ne does not core who gets the credit Mike . . . Here comes that big red truck El bolso de Maria es en la mesa de la profesora . BenBorchDoogJimScanTim TomBill . . . IHYMGWAP . . MAAKAA SMCMLLFESEMKK . Remember 9th grade Aim? . . . Erin A and Mike won in fB2 don ' t you remember Eh? .59 Les Paul? 69 GTO Judge? someday! . J.B. and me at DD 6 83 Marlboro Mobil . Tim. It ' s Sterling Sandpit time! . . . TWNE KCHWMMATT Eagle ' 83 That ' s a good one . . . DEFIEPPARDLEDZEPP LYNRDSKYNRDQUIETRIOTSTONESVAN HALENZZTOPP .1 don ' t care if they call you spif. you ' re alright. Thanks . Good luck ' 84 . . . We finally made it . . Soccer; Baseball. Track; Spanish Club; Varsity Club. Camera Club. Band; Stage Band; Jr. Prom Committee. KAREN L. EKBERG Dreams begin where rainbows end Kair, K, KKPIECSSR . . . Gregg . . . REALLY? . . . sumbo — is that right Mrs. B? . Kair 2 , Dude Woman Jill at the Singapore Quebec ' 82 — the MAID, wake-up calls, brass beds 9 . . , I ' m a belli-over . , Mike . . Meola ' s . . . Summer of ' 82 . breathless . . . death to the cow! . . Janet — n.p Anne — the sky is falling Chem lab — Bouv, we have the situation under control . . . never again . . auntie fish lips . . . J.B., B.J., Bowie, Fleetwood Mac . . . A.P. — sorry about trig, breakfast was good I . . . green eyes not blue . Tennis 10; French Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9.10,11,12; Business Club 10.11; Latin Club 11; Play Competitions 9,10,11,12; Jr. Prom Comm. LYNNE E. ENHUS If the sun refused to shine, I would still be lovin ' you Mountain crumble to the sea, there would still be you and me — Led Zeppelin KIM . . . Tina (do you have the keys) . Michelle. Bonnie . . . Anyway . . Really? . . . you think so! . . . Snickers!! . , . Bye Bill and Pat I . . . ONH — BETH . . . Bouv ' s house . . . buddies ... A little late girls, but officer?! ... I can ' t find a dress! . . . leather and aungaiee . . . LED ZEPPELIN forever! . . .JIM! . . Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Business Club 9,10; French Club 9,1 0,1 1 ; Home Ec. Club 1 2; Camera Club 12. JAYNE M. FAFORD Tokeyourtime don t live too fast, troubles will come and they will pass PETER HON . Jan, 29, 1982 , , . Katie, Laura, Sue . . The Falls . . Summer of ' 82 , , Swimming Hole , , , Cape Cod , . OAKDALE ... Hi Mo ... Hi Mabes . . (The girls FF H] . . . Art Rm. — Bye Mrs. B . Florida . . . softball . . . S.A.T. ' s — never again Katie! . . roses . . . junk food . . . weekends . . . Basketball 9,10; Softball 9,10,11,12, Art Club 9,10,11,12 — Sec; Varsity Club 12; Business Club 10,11,12; Jr. Prom. LISA FALLAVOLLITA There is no use in turning back cause all roads lead to where we stand, and I believe we ll walk them all no matter what we may have planned Little Italian Mair I ' m not Mary — Twins? Michelle. Kelly. Lynn, Eh, Paula. Lau Rich, Ben. 8i Mark . Victory Dance ' 82 — Where ' s Rich? . Lynn, no more typing . Mahone, Moe, Mair. Spaz. I — Cape ' 83 Mair, we ' re stuck again The dungeon John his keys on P. St . The PROM — cards anyone? Fat Al ' s Rae Mr. Foley Tul — 80 MPH Value — Stephen, Roland. Teresa. Bill . But Mr Winston! The Lori 8r Lisa Show w guest star Mr Mentzer . his overhead 1 JIM MORRISON 8 . THE DOORS. Giels. Segar. CSN.CCR. The Aziz ' s. . Night Mair Peace Lis . . Cheerleading. Field Hockey; Spanish Club. Ski Club, Play Competitions; Musical. Homecoming Comm; Sr. Ball Comm. 34 WILLIAM J. FALLON Our best friends are those in whose presence we can be ourselves Tom . . Mike . Tim . . . YA-YA-YA and so on ... IN HISTORY — NO WAYI . Bob Seger , , . Boston . . . Who . . Eagles . Def Leppard . Styx . . . (Skateboard) . (Drums) . . Camp-H ' s Staff 80. 81. 82. 83, 84 . . . SNOBTOWN U.S.A.I Big Bang Theory, Mike? . . . chicken mcnuggets . . B. King S. Yarmouth . . . Bass River Fishing . . . CAPE COD . . Pennsylvania . . . Hitachi . . . 0-14-0. Ha, Ha . . . C.P.R? . .chink food. . . sleepovers — CRAZY!!! . . . ELECTRONICS . . . and now for the Grand Finale — Collegelll . . . Hasta W.B. . . Soccer 9,10,11.12; Track 12; Concert Band 9.10,11,12; Track 12, Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Football Band 9,10.11,12; Electronics 9,10.11,12. MICHELLE A. FERNSTEN Those are none so blind as those who will not see ' I love you Bill ... so my puppy is a LITTLE expensive . . . Roastchuawuall . . . Fran, Laurie and the Fair the Dump . . Katie . . . why don ' t you like my dog. he only slept with you once! ... I do love you Ma and Dad . . . Thank you Mrs. B . Goodbye Day Care Center . . . September 22, 1984 . . . Spanish Club 9,10,11; Art Club 9,10,11,12. 35 ROBERT R. FINN Tne greatest use of life is to SDend it for something that will outlast it Life?! . . . Anynothing . DC FOOTBALL — QB — 10 — Millbury Under The Lights . . . Hoop . . . What? . . . I don ' t know . . . M.A.S.P. — DIS . . . R.l. — Def — Jam — Zaphod — Caps . . . Gibson . Nick A . . . Gina . . . Study (HA HA) . . . Texas? . Quebec . . . June 1 . . . Don ' t think too much! . . . The Dave and Randy Show !! . , Lions Pride: R.F., D.C.. M.S.. — W.B. 14 — Graf. 12: SENIORS!!! . . . Footb all 9.10,11.12: Basketball 9.10.11; Golf 9,10; Weightlifting 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12: Drama Club 9.10.11,12; French Club 9,10,11.12; Chorus 9.10.11 .12; Musical 9,10,11; Sr. Play; M.A.S.P. 11; Boys State Representative 11. RICHARD J. FISHER I m a honky tonk night time man — Get my rest in the daytime do all my runnm round at night NUTTY, KIMMY JEFF, BAGS . Malden P Street . . . Lisa Mair 1 30 sessions Night time is the right time All nighters Let ' s crash . Hey Jeff! Jr. Prom — What a wing-ding . Italian girls!!! . . Bokkes? What Bokkes? . All vour life Well — I ' m outa here Football 9,11.12: Basketball 9.11. Baseball 9; Work Study 12. PAULA M. FLANAGAN Being yourself is not remaining what you w ere, or oemg satisfied with what you are It is the oomt of departure Joe . . . Gusseppi . . Mary, Enn, Lisa . . . never mind . . . Laurie, Lisa, Rae, Lynn , , . Mary, do you think it ' s safe for me to go outside in these sweatpants ' 7 , Hampton ' 83 . . Bob Seger , , . 12 28 82 . . . J. Geils Band , , Papa Gino ' s — Carvel . . I think we should move the tables again . . , Christmas ' 81 . . . What ' s grosser than gross? . . travelin man — beautiful looser PURPLE . . . cute . . , Lisa, why did we switch McNuggets 7 red hair . , Cape Cod . . Lynn B Millbury , . . Chicken legs diets , , . T.F.B A.F, Field Hockey 11,12; Track 9,10,11; Varsity Club 10.11,12; Home Ec. Club 9,11; Pep Club 9,10,12; Ski Club 12; Drama Club 12; Jr. Prom; Sr Ball. DAVID S. FISKE LISA M. FORTIN Did you ever know that you ' re my hero and everything I would like to be Now I can fly higher than an eagle, cause you were the wind beneath my wings Lee . . Susie , . Miki, Amy, Colleen . . Lynn and Jeff . . Re and Kev . . . Friendly ' s . . . O.M.M.B.L. . . . New York ' 83 . Quebec ' 82 But I ' m only 17! Cinnamon Certs . . . historian . . Kim . . Re — how bout a soft served . . . Kris why is there a Canadian flag at Ft. Sumter? . . Randy . Get out and look under the car” . Yes, Re, I can see it. . . . Tennis 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12, Pep Club 9,10,11 .12; Band 9,10.11,12; Homecoming Comm. 9,10; Jr. Prom Comm ; Sr. Play; United Nations Delegate 11 . AARON GOODALE Success is when you are satisfied that you nave done your best, not before So go for it Hey Rahn . L.J.W.. Mel, Eh, D.J. B-Rake. Prunes and all the rest U.S.A. 1 . Snow Watch ' 84 . . Eastham Cape Cod .78 Ford Pick-up . four wheeling anyone? , That ' s Preppy . Ski-Doo W.6.F.D Cookout ' 83 . You ' re the Best Hey Dummy A.M.F I ' m off the road again! , D 8r R Motorcar President and Chairman of the Board Pigeon McNuggets J B Thanks Mrs B. . . � ?- MARIKATE GRADY God gave me the patience to accept what I cannot change, the strength to change what I can, and the wisdom to know the difference Katie . . . Jayne Pete. Jeff (Lamata). Sue Steve. Laura Pete . Mundo and the clown man . . . Summer of ' 81, the river. Oakdale . , . Laura — watch out for flying coke . Kayne and Jatie? . . Michelle and Bill — how much was that dog? . . Lynne — what do we look like in the morning?. . . Russ — basically. ARTIST!! . . . Thank you Mrs. B. . . . Art Club 9,10,11 ,12 — co. pres; Home Ec. Club 9,10,11; Play Competitions 10.12; Sr. Play — scenery. JANE L. HADDAD Lost, yesterday, somewhere between sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes No reward is offered, for they are gone forever Eagle-Eye Jane . . . Holly. Gayle, E rin, Craig, Joe, John , . . CRAZY! . . . Where am I going next? . . . LEGSY . . . Big things here folks! . Hold on to your pants Hoi! . . . Suit yourself ... I ' m easy ... I don ' t want to fight about it . . . We finally made itto the Districts!! . . TheVan . The Dreamer! . . . Field Hockey 9,10,11,12 — co. cap; Art Club 9,10 — Sec , 12; Home Ec. Club 12 — Pres.; Play Competitions (Head of Scenery) 9,10,11,12. 39 CRAIG R.HALLORAN HAL, Too Tall, Gooba, ZEKE . Duh? KIM SEQUOIA-ABOINGIILet ' s play some B-Ball . . . Joe, Lynn, Shelley (Sioux], Kim, Erin M. . . . Jane — Erin THE FOXES , . ' Well Mr. Hand . . . Erin, Mark, Andy — UMASS 10 31 83 Can I see your license Sir?? , “Hey Rande Morte What it is? , , . Shh Shh, alright, okay , Dymo and DQ ' s . , , Eddie Murphy , . Quebec 82 . . . Mr. FUNK! . . . Fun 8 r Exciting . . Hey Bouv Ohhh Yah!! . . . LIONEL — MICHAEL . . . Hey Magool . . . Flashback!! . . . L ' il Pogo . . . Sandy . . . Basketball 9.10,11,12, Baseball 9,10,12, French Club 9,10,11; Varsity Club 12; Play Competitions 9.11. Amsco Club 12. DEBRA A. HAMMOND 40 ■ DEBORA A. HEATH A dream you dream alone is only a dream. Out a dream we dream together is reality 1 D D . Texas . . Diet time again Home sweet home in the music room But Ma. I NEED a Selmer . . Too much is not enough ... Is it Friday yet? . . . I ' ll do it tomorrow . . . Hey Daniel, it ' s Tia Deb . Change his diaper??? here Sue! . I d rather be playing my sax . Thanks Mr. Maynard, you ' re the greatest!! . . Field Hockey 11; Band 9,10.11.12, Stage Band 11,12; Chorus 12. Musical 11.12; Spanish Club 11,12. • ■ - Ml r ' MMIUtltf. ♦ EtinitmfM ' ttid ' jfs I it ilm KAREN S. HILL Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows Kair. Pete. KPLSSH . . CheKairKimJanet Deb . . . Jill . , . that ' s my name . Amsco Women , . . Mile. Missing Link . . . Quebec ' 82 — the maid, les voleurs . Camp — Sue 8r Chrys. American Pie . . . mini-golf . . We ' re STARVIN ' — f. hockey 1 . . . Kim — TYFB-AF . . . Kair 2 , Jill. Che at the Singapore . . . STOP! In the Name of Love . .Dude Woman — that ' s OK I do it too . . . Imagine Cheryl Imagine . . . small feet blue eyes . . . I ' ll be the mother . B.J., Bowie, 8i The Beatles . . Play the Pocket ... the 2nd Wed. in May . . . CHECK! Field Hockey 10,11,12; Softball 9.10; Track 11, 12; Class Treasurer 9, 10; French Club 9,10,11,12 — Pres; Ski Club 11 — officer, 12; Varsity Club 11 — V. Pres. 12 — Pres; Band, Musical; Stage Band; National Honor Society; Play Competitions; Sr. Play; Girls ' State; Amsco Club; Yearbook Staff. RUSSELL F. HOWARD To love others.more than oneself, that is the Key to life NEW YORK , , PACESETTERS SCOTT. DICK, KIM, CINDY, CHARLIE, CHRIS. DARYL, TIM, PAM, JOHN, TINA, NANCY. BOB JOHN , , , TSUP! , , . WHAT YOU DOIN OVER THERE, SCOTT BBC VERMONT , , BRENT. BRAD, SLINKY CSN , ZZTOP , LAKESIDE , . , CRANK UP THE WAAF, SCOTT , , , ARMY BRAT RAIN ON! . Moody Blues .2 AM DONUT RUN , , , MARC HEARD , , BENNY HESTER ... Soccer 9; Golf 9.10.11.12. Spanish Club 9 10 11 . 12; Computer Club 9,10; Drama Club 12; Chorus 12, Central District Choir 12; Sr, Play, JAMES G. JARDINE I ' m on the verge of success Someone give me a push 4 Door, 4 barrel, ' 64 Impala? Gary, Rick, Bill, Jeff, Ron, Tom, Lou, Matt, Ferriter. Jim, Felix . Hey Rick, did ya find a house yet 4 7 . . My house again . Gary, I told you cars can ' t eat trees Maaoo , Hey Lisa, should I brush my teeth first . OTay Buckwheat Lakeside Pines . Parties, Parties, and more Parties , . . Maine, Vermont . . The Gang , The Outdoors , Such Is Life . W.B.H.S. . , , Spanish Club 9,10,11, Ski Club 12; Camera Club 12; Graphic Arts Club 12. Drama Club 12, Play Competitions 9.12. Sr, Play, DAVID H. JOHNSON You only live once Do it with style E.H.S. . . . Ford . . . Rock Harbor . . . let ' s go four wheeling . Goin ' Mobile Slush, Oscar, Toby, D.J. . Hey Buddy Big Guy . Go to work H 2 0 Ski? A.M.F. Town Country Motors? Hey Kevl 78 x IT F-250 4x4 . , . I ' m so confused . . . We Got Ta ' Get Out of This Place ... Let it Snow! . . Wood Shop 9,10,11,12; Metals 10,11,12. RACHEL L. KARDON There are places I remember, people and friends I still can recall, I ' ll always stop and think about them — In my life I loved them all Hey Monkey, it ' s purple . . . wicked ... hi cutie . . . taco salad 8r SNL . . . wanna cutie . . . taco salad SNL . . . wanna flip? . . . squeak ... Eh, cute and fun . . . Jamaica . . . New York . . . Prom ' 83 anyone want to play cards? . . . Vermont . . . RON . . , LL, GP, LQ, EM, LF, ML, MA, RP, PF . , . Darryl, that animal instinct . . . Netta, that ' s your song . . . B-roll, I was gonna call . . . D.C. . . . Chinese food dancing . . . don ' t fall in love with a dreamer . . . grow a brain . . . never end the contest! . . . Segar, we ' ve got tonight . . . Debbi, forever kid . . Soccer 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10,11 ,12; Softball 9; French Club 9,10,11 ,12; Homecoming Comm. 9,10,11,12; Camera Club 11,12; Woodworking 10,12; Musical 9,10,11. 43 KIMBERLY KENNEWAY The best and most beutiful things in this world cannot be seen or even touched They must be felt with the heart WE ' RE STARVIN ' !” F. HOCKEY 1 LYNNE . . . JEN, Debbi, Cheryl, Karen, Jim Dave, Jill, Mike, Marcia , , Toast! . guess ya had to be there” . . Quebec ' 82 — the maid will get it, les voleurs Bouv ' s house , , Junior Prom , , . skiing . DISTRICTS!! . Sis”, did I ever tell you you ' re a riot 7 , . , Olay! . . . Grams , ONH kinda, sorta, but not really . . ' 81- ' 82 WDW . REALLY?! . , Westfield Ship , 10 1 83 . my three bros , Field Hockey 9.10,11.12, Softball 9,10.12; Pep Club 9,10,11, 12, French Club 9,10,11,12; Ski club 9, 10, Varsity Club 10.11,12, Camera Club 12. Musical 9.12. Play Competitions 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,10, Yearbook Staff LYNN M. LAJOIE friendship is tne mexoressibie comfort of feeling safe with a oerson having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words Lynnyarto. DiBara. Moe COKE IS IT! Maureen telephone, it ' s Lynn D 2 where would I be without you? . Matt is mint but so is T I M, . O.N.H. . . . Too Emotional Me and my RC and UO . . Silver turquoise . Thanks Mrs L for everything!! Summer of ' 83 My days with slick; No vale la penal Lisa maybe I ' ll take typing in collegell! Eh, I don ' t believe a word he said Kim. what can I say Track 11; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Home Ec Club 9.10,11,12, Art Club 11, Drama Club 12, L.S.A.C. 12; Musical 9; Sr Play KEVIN M. LAPLUME If you love something set it free If it comes back it ' s yours, if not it never was Blinky . . . Dave. Brad. Egor, Comet and Rutland State ... we weren ' t swimming officer . , . McDonalds . . . Phsyco . . . Bob Segar . , , Tammy . . . Howard Johnsons . . . why me ... Go ahead make my day! . . . Centrumll . . . Stray Cats . . . Deb . . . when! . . . Perhaps?! ... I made itll . . . Freebird Forever!! . . . LISA M. LAROSE Life is too short, so why waste precious time — PatBenatar Steve . 10 9 81 . . . Bee 8i Dave LL Bean . , , Paula 81 Lips . . . Michelle, Lis, Laur, Bee, Paula. Gayle, Rae. Mary . Purple . . . those eyes . . . Jerk I, II . shadows. . . Let ' s eat at meanies! . . What ' s grosser than gross? . But Mr Winston! . . . wanna flip? . . water fights Hampton, the Cape . . . Biking to the mall . Lisas Louds silly times . . . Paula that laugh . ah hunny bunn . . . T.F.B A.F . promise? , . . Don ' t leave Mary on the blanket alonel . . Field Hockey 10.11.12; Softball 9; Track 10.11,12. Basketball 12 — manager; Pep Club 9,10,11.12; French Club 9,10,11 .12; Varsity Club 12: Chorus 12; Homecoming Comm. 9,10,11,12; Yearbook. 45 MELANIE J. LAVOIE ' Absence makes the heart grow fonder ' Mel . . . Mellie? . . . SAM . . . (ROSSAM) . . . Eh. Kim, Aim — togetha foreva . . . PIZZA . . . wherefore . . . How ya doin ' Honey? . . . I think I ' ll have another ice cream sandwich. . . FIRST TROMBONE?! . . . Rahn Davie . . . OREGON . . . wanna strudel? . . . Fanny Brice . . . COWBOYS!!! . . . Hey Eh, I think I have something in my eye I . . . Quebec ' 82 . . . MISS T.E.E.N. . . . STAFF RELATIONS . . . Yeah well she can . . . she probably already has! . . . Cheerleading 9,10; French Club 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 9.10.11,12, Chorus 9,10.11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 11,12; Musical 9,10,11,12; Central District Chorus 9,10,11 ,12; All-State Chorus 9,10,12. TINA E. LEDOUX The time vou only saw one set of footprints, it was then that I carried you T . . . New Hampshirel — You ' re crazy Stone Valley Farm Ice Cream . . . ONH, Mrs. C. . . . early senility . . City Morglll — Buff Is that you . . Ski Vermont . private ski lessons — right . Chub, Deb, Kim, Kev, Jen, Lynne, Sr. Deb 8r Fr. Tim Cheryl — D.W.. B.F.. M.F. . . . Syntax Error . Yawning Is contagious . The Boardwalk ... 4 — softball Lynne. I left the key In the carl . . Garfield . . . Kenny Rogers friendship ... 1 guess you had to be there . . . Just a button away . . Softball 9,10,11.12; Ski Club 9.10,11 .12 — officer; French Club 9,10, tl, 12; Business Club 9,10; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Sr. Ball. 46 SUSAN B. MACOMBER Can we sav that we ' ve grown In some ways that we may have yet to toe shown ... — J Browne Steve . . Laura, Becky, Dave, Rae. Amy, Kim, Jen, Pat, Tara, Beth, Sandy, Jo, Joni . , . Katie Jayne , . . Oakdale and the Gang Summer of 80-83 . The Cape ’83 . . . Kimbie Kabbie you ' re excellent! . . The Bonzo . , . singing in the accounting comer , . . SNOWBOUNE concerts at the Centrum . . .Jackson Browne . . . Tom Petty , . . Countdown . . . football and basketball games . . . Boston • ■ • m yell! . . . Laura, Let’s go to breakfast! • • • The Nursery ... Jr. Prom ... Sr. Ball Track 11; Softball 12, Spanish Club 9,10; Pep club 9,10,11,12; Home Ec. Club 9,10,11,12; Business Club 11,12, Chorus 9,10 Band 9,10.11.12 ERIN A. MAHONEY ”1 know not where life will lead me, but be what it will I will go to it laughing ’’ Eh, E. Mahone . . . Kim — 6 5 81 — never again? . . . Mel, Joe — Have any lunch money? . . . Ron — you’re the best! . . Play Comps ' 81 . . . Maine! Kim B. Wells . . . Joe you owe mel But who ' s counting? . . . Aim — do earthworms regenerate? . . Me 8r Peh . . . Lynn — did you believe a word he said? . . . Quebec — closets” . . . what a classic! . . . roinuj ytisrav Mel? ... Eh — Mark Bradford? . . . Rae — cute 8 1 Fun . . . How ya doin’ honey? . . . Cape ' 83 me my RC — Lis, Michelle pool hopping? . . . Gayle — Hampton — Hop in . . . Santisisters Unite . . . UMass Mair? . . . who ' s winning now? . . . Thanks Mom Dad. . . A.B. . . .12 29 81 . . .it ' s the laughter we ' ll remember . . . Cheerleading; Track; Pep Club; Homecoming Comm; French Club; Student Council; Play Competitions; Band; Chorus; Musical; Sr. Play; Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball; Yearbook. 47 BRIAN P. MCGUIGGAN Don ' t stop thinkin about tomorrow Don ' t stop it ' ll soon be here It ' ll be here, better than before Yesterday s gone, yesterday s gone Sausolite Summer Night Malibu Gina ' 83 . . Beach , , Blondes . Oh Boy , Hey this weekend — why not? ' 84 — I ' m outa here I dono T ravelen Summer . Hey, let ' s go to the b©och ! Baseball 9,10,11,12; Football 11 48 , £ SCOn J. MCMILLAN If you want your goal bad enougn, work hard at it. you ' ll soon achieve that goal Mac . . . Turkey day ' 83 W.B. — 14, Grafton — 12 . . . Millbury under the Lights Hey Buckwheat . . . Glick Stick . . . Hershel 44 745 six . Hey Tim I ' m pitching Rocky . . . H.H, ... Tim . . Poao Webb Dunn . . . Barts . . . La . . . football! ' 83 . . . Football 9.10.11,12; Basketball 9,10.11; Baseball 9,10. REBECCA L. PARKER All those oeoole wno think they have it made, but I wouldn ' t buy, sell, borrow, or trade anything I nave to be like one of them — Neil Young BEC . . . Dave . . . Lisa n Steve . . . Vermont, skiing I Love you Mary! L.L. BEAN FOREVER! . Bermuda ' 82 . Everything has to match! , Are you still O witn whats his name ' 1 . . juanal . . . Jen — friends forever . Prom — I know how to get there . . Parker ' s . . . The Blue Volvo . . Neil Young . . .ICECREAM. . 1 27 81 MA..L.F, L.L., R.K., J.D.. E.S., L.Q., G.P., D.C., R.F.. C.C., M.C., M.A.. I love you Mom and Dad!! . , . Ski Club 9,10.11,12; Spanish Club 9.10.11.12. Play Competitions 9. Homecoming Comm. 10; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Ball Comm. 49 BENJAMIN G.K. PETERSON All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be ; — Pink Floyd Mark. Jeff, Rich Mad Markteer Hey Jude . . Cars Motorcycles Led Zeppelin . The Doors Jim! Malden St. . . PARTIES . RD250B 1 Snowmobiles Buckwheat HAWAII . . more PARTIES . . . Magoo . . Flashback P. Street . still more PARTIES . College 7 Spanish Club 9.10. Graphic Arts 12 CYNTHIA L. PEARCY Live life for today DOUG . . . Mill . . . the 4 D ' s . . . Clearwater . . . Chucky Kim . . Julie Bob . . . Quebec — C ' est un bon homme . . . Field Hockey 1 . . . Summer Rec I understand! . . Hey Deb! Drivers Ed! I . . . ICE CREAM 1 1 . . . 40 minute long distance phone calls! . . . Say What? , . . One game at a time! Are we hungry girls? Late practice again??? Districts all the way! . Term paper, what term paper? . , ' 84 forever . . . basketball forever! . . . Field Hockey 9,10,11.12; Basketball 9,10,11.12; Softball 9,11,12 (manager); Band 9,10.11,12; French Club 9,10.11,12; Musical 10,11,12. a GAYLE M. PETTY Our memories of yesterday will last a life time We ll take the best forget the rest, and someday we ll find, these are the best of times —Styx how fast can you run? . . . Bumble-butt! . . . does O.N.J, sing this song? . Stop the car, hi guys jump in . . . from W.S. ... the Jerk I II (III) ... the shadow (I, II, III, etc.) ... I think the refrigerator is burning . . . But. Mr. Winston . . . What if — goes by I . . . L.A.B.I . . . hairspray class . psst Erin come in here! . . Eagle eye Jane, wheres da guysl . . . camelian chamelian something . . . I ' ll take you home! . . . BBBBB ' s! ... o my godl The Who concert , , Hampton . . . Taco salad SNL , . . Laurie put the plate back . . . Moe you go in . . . Field Hockey 10.11,12 (10 12 mngr); Softball 9; Track 10,12; Chorus 9,10,11, 12; Band 10; Pep Clu b9,10,11; Camera Club 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball; Sr. Play; Yearbook. MARK F. PRUNEAU You have but one life to live, so live it to the fullest extent Cathy . , . Jeff Maria . . . O-boy Skippy, Jeff — Condo City . . . snow bound. New Years Eve . . . December 28, 1982 . . . babe . . . J. Geils, all cranked up ... ' 65 Ford . . . Pizza Full moon . . . Say gone . . . gone to the island . . . Senior Play — Set Construction. 51 LAURIEANN QUIRY Reach out and touch, somebody ' s hand, make this world a better place to live Lau Beaver . . . The laurie and lisa show, starring mr. mentzer and his overhead” . , grody . , . Paula sit there and shut up . . . Homecoming ' 83 . . . Eh, okl okl , . . Lis, leave the tables alone” no way , . that kind of thing” ... BUT MR WINSTON! ... I don ' t get this, Lis gave me your paper . . . wanna flip? , . Dave, Mike, Jeff, Kevin . . . Jame, Steph — love ya . . Acapulco, fried ice cream and cheese nachos, bien . . Track 11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Home Ec. Club 9,10; Business Club 9,10. Homecoming Comm. 11,12; Play Competitions 9.10,11,12; Jr. Prom; Concession Stand 12; Sr. Play Sr Ball Comm. RICHARD L. ROBINSON it was a nice stay, but It ' s time to continue on How you doing? . . . Friday night parties moped gang . golf course Donald! . The campsite . . . cutting greens . Jeff, it ' s time to make the donuts . . . Drive-in . . . Riverside . Plainfield . . . “Brucel all over Glenn and the carl . . Jeff . . Brendan . Dave Greg . , Pat . , . Scott . . . Bill . . . Let ' s play Hackil . . . Areo 80 . . snowmobiling ... I can ' t, I got to work. . . They say it might snow tonight . School Business Mom . . . Dad Beth , Men Jenny Golf 9.10,11. 12; Woodshop10.il, 12. Metalshop 12. Work Study 12 52 BRENT D. ROSE Don ' t forget what is behind you but do your best to reach what is ahead of you Cape Cod . . . Elvis Costello . Paul, Dave, Brad, Russ, Tom , . . The Lone Dishwashers — NLD . . . That ' s just swell I , , , piece of cake . . . 8-up . . let ' s hit the strip . . , Mussburger , , . “Shabby Doll . . , Mel Brooks . , , Pickle , . , Hola Senora Hudson , . . Girls? Where?! . . , James Bond: 007 . . , Living forthe summer . . Soccer 9,10,11 ,12 — co-cap; Golf 9,10,11,12; Spanish 9,10.11.12, Calculator Club 12, MELINDA A. SARKISIAN Stop searching forever, happiness is just next to you Mindy loves handsome Dave ... My Mary is best . . . Hi Jimil ... Hi Mary? . . . I.B.T.C. — Milll Jenn . . . The V ... My Stang . . . Marianne, CSR, RPR . . . Callie Gator . . . T.G.I.L. . . . Art Club 9,10,11 ,12; Library Club 9,10; Business Club 10,11,12. 53 MARK E. SCANLON A boys will is the wind swill And the thoughts of youth are long ' — Longfellow How sweet it is . . Hendrix and Young . . . hoop . Blood, Sweat, and Tears . Haven ' t heard this song in a while . Julius . . , Kiss . . long distance . . kool California Dreamin ' . thank you very little . . . Green River . , , I don ' t care about Quebec . . . blind . . . Out of the Blue . It ' s Better in the Bahamas , . Blackbird . Drifting , . , CON-CT . . Football 9,10,11: Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,12, BT. ' il MARK R. SCHOFIELD These are the seasons of emotion — And like the winds they rise and fall — This is the wonder at devotion — I see the torch we all must hold This is the mystery of the quotient — Uoon us all a little ram must fall — LedZeo IV SCO , , Hey B-Rake petrol stop 67 . , , 9 23 83 W. Boylston 14 — Millbury 6 . My brain aches , Parks Dept screwups , , . 140 or bust . Pink Flag Alert , , . TRACK MAN . . . Q.B. sack , . Lion ' s Pride W, Boylston 14 — Grafton 12 senioritus we had homework? . philosophicly speaking It’ been real! . . . Football 9,10.11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12, 54 TIMOTHY H. SCOn If I told you what it takes to reach the highest high, you ' d laugh and say ' nothing ' s that simple ' Otter , , . Scott, Mark, Jeff, Andy, Mark, Dave, Randy, Tim, Tom, Bill, Mike , The Who ... Oh my Bob I . . . Creedence . . . What some people will do for a pair of sneakers , , . Bruce Springsteen . Pheasant Hill — Steve, Mike, Miki, Colleen . . , Hampton Beach , . . 9 23 83 WB 14 Mill 6 . 191 crunch! ... In History . . . Mountain Dew Taste Test . . , Turkey Day 1983 WB 14 — Grafton 6 ... 24 . 12 11 82 — Who Concert. . . F.D. . Guido . . . Just Chillin ' Out . . . Buckwheat . . . Trash , , . Districts 1983 . Football 9,10.11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9 — manager; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 11 ,12, Boys State Representative 11. ERIN M. SHEEHAN We ' ve been friends now for so many years We ' ve been together through the good times and the tears EH. . . Goodale St?!?l . . . MairlisKelDee AimE — MahoneloriPaulaBecMoe WierdoHeather . . . GUM . diet . . . Summer of ' 83 . . purple . . . Garfield . baggies . . gold . . . Jeff, Ben. Rich . . braces . . . Mikey . . N. Truro ' 83 . . Bob 8r Fred . . . Enna . . , Ta 8r Michelle . . . gray eyes . . . front porch . . . GUYS . . Hampton . . . cheering . Wobom . . Mair, you ready for this? . . Rena . 886-22 ... The Dead, CSN, Segar . phone . . . Mark Bradford St. 8t Parker Ave . . this is true . . Legion Games Papa Gino ' s — Carvel ... 3 Stooges trips to landoli ' s . . . shopping . . WHAT A LONG STRANGE TRIP IT ' S BEEN (10 21 83) . . . Cheerleading; Track, Pep Club; Spanish Club; Varsity Club; Drama Club; Musical; Homecoming Comm; Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball. 55 SHELLEY J. SIRMANS And the days go by .ike a strand in the wind In the web that is my own begin again ' Shell . . Lynn . CraigJoeHollyNat . . “Sioux — 2nd Wed. in May — Tee-Pee E-9 Midnight munchouts w Kerry . . The Cape — Richie — Killer — man — sandcastles . . . Scabface . . . Get a load of this , . Bernstein ' s Pretzel Tin . . . Santisisters Unite! . . . Confucious Say Tes-Ces-Esch . . . tea for 2 . . skiing — puddles . . . Quebec — Lost In a Canadian Fortress . . , np . . . field hockey — hurt again Karen our exercises Aboing . . . Lynn is there something in my eye? . . . Desperates Anon . . . Lynn — I ' m not mad . . . Singing? . . . Cyclops . . . Amsco Women . . . Check! . . . Field Flockey 9,10.11,12; Softball 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,10,11 — Treas.. 12; Class President; Play Competitions; French Club; Art Club; Varsity Club; Jr. Prom; Sr Ball; Sr. Play; Yearbook co-editor. DEBORA A. SLACK Don ' t cry over yesterday Learn to live today The promise of tomorrow is lust a dream away Debi . . . Kim, Cheryl, Dave, Cindy, Jen, Tina, Jill, Karen bebbi. Trousers. Wiggles Hi, guys ' , You want to make a bet , “FINE , I ' m so ticked DISTRICTS . . California ' 82, Florida ' 82, Killington . WPI . . . little blue chevette . . Beatles ICE CREAM JUNIOR PROM Mike, how do you say this? . . . Field Hockey 9,10,11 ,12; Softball 9.10,11 ,12; Band 9.10,11.12; Spanish C lub 9,10.11,12; Ski Club 9.10.11.12. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Drama Club 12; Stage Band 11.12; Musical 10.11,12. National Honor Society 11.12; Jr Prom Comm. Sr. Play 56 AMY B. SMITH The best and most beautiful things in this world cdnnot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart Aim , , , Mel. Kim, Eh . . . Rainbows Teddy Bears. Garfield. Zigay , , Erin Mary , , , Gold Roses , , Mike , Eh. Do earthworms regenerate 9 , . Summer Rec — “I understand , . wimp . . . “Eh, I can ' t do it . . . The Fair P-town , . . Mair, I ' m crumblin ' . . . Chink Food , , , togetha foreva . R D Quebec le placard , , Sue . Cow Dow , Parker Ave. . . . I It was like D Dee , , . John — 8 16 81 Journey ' 83, Asia ' 83 . . , Mellie, Kim-e-kins, E Mahone , . Thanks J, G. J. F, D. C. DMS 8r DES Cheerleading. Soflball; Field Flockey: Band; Chorus. Pep Club, French Club, Drama Club; Varsity Club; Art Club; Musical; Flomecoming Comm . Jr, Prom. Sr. Ball, Sr. Play; Yearbook Staff. KIM M. SPRATT Blow away the dreams that tear you apart Blow away the dreams that break your heart Blow away the lies that leave you nothin ' , but fast and broken hearted I believe in the promised land — B Springsteen PETE . . . BRUCE . , . Bergsons, why don ' t you just chill out? . , . good and you . . . Boston . . . Salsbury Beach . . Rhode Island . . . Fanning . . . Pete ' s house . . . Wore. Center. . .live for caffeine, nicotine. 8r saccharin ... I goto get outa here . . . Have a little faith . . . there ' s magic in the night . , . Softball 9. Art Club 10,11,12; Graphic Arts 11,12; Home Ec. Club 11,12; Work Study 12. THOMAS J. SWALEC I asked what life had to give me. and the answer came back what do you have to give life ' 5 ' ' Mike . . . Bill . . . Tim . . . Well, that ' s just mint . . . Playing Hackball . . The Monkees Live . . . Latin scholars never die, they just fade away and take Spanish 6-49-6. . that ' s even a bigger joke. The good, the bad. and the ugly Beatles . . . Kinks . 15 . . . Hampton Beach . . . verminous critters . Umass Soccer9,10,11.12; Track 10.11,12; Latin Club 9; Spanish Club 1 1 .1 2; Boys ' State Representative 11. DEBORAH L. THOMSON Nature ' s first green is gold, her hardest hue to hold Her early leaf ' s a flower, but only so an hour- Then leaf subsides to leaf so eden sank to grief, so dawn subsides to day Nothing gold can stay — R Frost Why . . . Kev, Dave?. Brad. Brent, BILL!. Cindy. Deb, Kris. Mary. MILLLI . Hey A! . . . Tree Frogs??? . 3:22 AM? What? Who? . . . Who Me? Drive? . . Are you crazy? . . . Orange and Black bandanas 7 . . . Clearwater (Chucky. Jim, Chris. Lance) . . . Freebird . Yesterday , Journey. Seaar. Eagles. Beatles A M. Radiolll. . Never crazy, just insanel . . NORTH DAKOTA! . . 18 wheeler . . Tack Bill Tackl . Rabbit (Bugs). Cat . Zric . . . Bowling Anyone? . Jimmy Rez . . . Mr. T . . . shandy cleo . Basketball 9; Field Hockey 9; Art Club 9.10,11,12; French 9. Library Club 9.10.11 .12. Computer Club 9; Archery Club 9.10.11 58 ERIN M.TULLY To someday find a place where wildlife never dies, the sun never stops shining and an endless rainoow that leads to the treasures and secrets of life which are surrounded by mountains and streams ET the woman . . . mom ' s little rebel , Prom Fred ' s house — cards anyone who? me? never? . . . never say never Sunshine , . , GUYS . . . California , liana — that guy, I know him . , Remember when . . , Hampton . . , trust me I . . , Beautiful . , . roses , , FOXES , , wicked mint . . . Lynn, what ' s the answer? ... Eh and Peh . . Chuck — wake up America . . . Giraff . Pal . J.T not one more? . . . Hey cutie what ' s up? New York . . . Mercedes . . Buddy Jet . . . Rich. Todd, Lev. Ben . . . JEFF the MAN . . . MOM YOU ' RE THE BESTI . . . GOOD MORNING . . . Cross Country; Field Hockey. Ski Club. Pep Club; Track; Art Club, Business Club; Home Ec. Club; Jr. Prom; Yearbook — Ads. W ■ ' MARGARET M. WILD Concert Band 9,10.11; Football Band 9.10,11; French Club 9,10.11,12; Art Club 9.10.11,12. JUDITH-ANN YOUNG Take people for what they are, not what they should be Mike . Dialtones (Bob, John. Mike. Rich, and Craig) . . . Noizy Boyz . . . Maria Flo . . . Mudslides , . , let ' s party ... ' 68 Falcon . . . Senior play Ms. Duffy — costumes . . . Franklin Manor . . . Bobby and Madison . . , Worcester Inn . . Halloween party and New Year ' s party . . . Jan. 16, 1984 — the big 18! . June 8. 1981 . . . Let it snow, Let it snow. Let it snow! . . . Thanks Mom — you are great . . . Mike and Judy forever ... To all my friends Have a happy Softball 9; Field Hockey 9; Graphic Arts Club 10.11,12. Art Club 11. Drama Club 12; Home Ec. Club 12; Sr. Play; Work Study 12. 59 When we boarded the bus our freshman year, we had no idea what lay ahead of us. Everyone had heard those rumors about being flushed in the bathroom or getting beaten up by upperclassmen. It was frightening to go from being the big kids down at Edwards to being the youngest students in the high school. Those first weeks were full of questions. How do you join a fall team? What if your locker is really far from your class? What time does C lunch end? When do you have to be in your homeroom? We all made it, though, and we were well enough established to win Play Competitions in our freshman year with our hilarious presentation of It ' s Cold in Them Thar Hills . By the time sophomore year rolled around we were old hands at high school life. We laughed at all the baby freshmen running around and asking stupid questions about homerooms and fall sports. It seemed like our school ' s routine had been a part of us for years, and it was as though we had never gone to Edwards. That was the year of the final Spree Day when the now-famous tug-of-war took place. It did not matter whether we won or lost (although we all know who really won], what was important was the fact that our class had pulled together as a unit and worked for something. It was a sign of our growing up. Our junior year sped by in a flurry of excitement. Getting our licenses opened up a whole new world; there was no more my parents will drive one way to contend with on the weekends. The Centrum opening up right nearby also offered us a concert for practically everybody ' s taste. It seemed like we had just started planning it, when suddenly our Junior Prom was upon us. The fateful date of Friday the thirteenth did nothing to dispel our excitement, even when we had to switch restaurants midstream. As we watched the class of 1983 graduate, it hardly seemed possible that we were next in line and had only one year of high school left. o � t o; if B This fall it was strange to think that this would be the last time we would watch the leaves change colors from our familiar, secure positions. As we sat on the bench and watched the little kids file in it seemed like eons since our freshman year. Not only had we all developed our own personalities, but our class as a whole had become a closely-bound group. Fall blended quickly into winter which rapidly changed to spring. We wandered through the halls humming strains of Pomp and Circumstance , being fitted for caps and gowns, and trying to escape exams. As we exited the parking lot beeping our horns, we may have exuded a feeling of relief, but there is still a shadow of those quaking freshmen in each of us. So now, as you grasp your diploma, stop to think just for a minute and remember how it felt to be confused about C lunch. Maureen Arsenault Mary Aziz Kristen Boosahda Joe Borci Joe Bostek Cheryl Carlson Holly Carlson Debra Dellasanta Jennifer Dick Karen Ekberg Lynne Enhus Lisa Fallavollita Jane Haddad Craig Halloran David Johnson Rachel Kardon 62 OLD FAITHFULS West Boylston is a typical New England town, so it is not unusual for families to have lived here for generations. Many students have parents who grew up here, and sometimes it seems as if everyone in the community is related. These two pages are a tribute to those students in the class of 1984 who have spent all twelve years of school at West Boylston High School. They are twelve-year lions — West Boylston ' s old faithfuls. Kim Kenneway Lynn Lajoie Lisa Larose Melanie Lavoie Rebecca Parker Cindy Pearcy Mark Schofield Erin Sheehan Shelley Sirmans Amy Smith Tom Swalec Erin Tully 63 The class of 1984 honors the memory of Daniel Morrison (1966-1978]. Danny was a very special friend to many of us and will be remembered by all of his classmates. I 64 N N $ § s NX X ' x X § NX X X NX X v NX X nX i m m ( { m x x n x N N1 N N N n; v M X X X N N NX X N NX sX v X X s NX v x n x NX X V N N X I X v X X x X x x x X x X x X x X READING, WRITING, AND ' RITHMETIC ARE THE BRANCHES OF THE LEARNING TREE. ABC IT ' S EASY AS 1-2-3 SIMPLE AS DO-RE-MI N X O XN X x A N XN A A X -£� � � � � ;� � � � � ; � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � m N A N Carlton J. O’Connor Principal Mr. Carlton O ' Connor has been employed at West Boylston Junior-Senior High School since the school opened in 1957. He is a dedicated and caring man with just the right amount of strictness to deal out discipline fairly. Mrs. Maureen Marshall joined the staff recently — in 1982. With amazing speed she fit right in with the faculty and students. She is a true worker and just disciplinarian as well as possessing a charming personality. Thanks to both of these people and to all the teachers in the following section for their guidance throughout the years. 66 Maureen Marshall Associate Principal Curtis Simpson Computer Elaine Gagel Guidance Counselor Benjamin Lorge Leo Sullivan Guidance Counselor Superintendent 67 Sharron Bouvier English Shirley Gorman English Roberta Taylor Social Studies Ruth Bositls English , stA , Joseph Garafoli English Ralph Pendleton Psychology William Foley History Judith Roy Social Studies Edward Anderson History 69 Gertrude Doherty Mathematics David Keeney Mathematics Thomas Dutty Mathematics Justin McGrath Mathematics Anthony Perry Mathematics Gerald Moynihan Mathematics fir MON CTR] Alda McCarthy Home Economics Angelina Scopelliti French 72 Marsha Hudson Spanish Kathleen Gruszka Home Economics J ' Linda Parker Special Education Paula Stark Special Education Sharyn Holmlund Special Education Jean Stuart Librarian Nadia Radwin Art Judith Petit Special Education 75 George Smalanskas Industrial Arts Beverly Schofield Substitute Grace Johnson Music Carol DeWaele Guidance Secretary Janice Gilley Health Donna Price Secretary Robert Winston Physical Education Kathy Bavosi Secretary Ronald Ekblom Physical Education Richard Priestley Industrial Arts Grace Leslie Physical Education 77 iflR Good luck Tim, Love Mom and Dad Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 84 Kim Caldbeck To Mr. and Mrs. Bouvier (and the Prom Committee) — Thank you so much for making our Junior Prom and Senior Ball successes! — Class of ' 84 “What? She doesn’t like me? I love her! Wait. She likes me? I’m confused!” Lynn-Que pasa?! Good luck always. I’ll never forget the times en Espanol. Love Goyta G.P. — But I don’t know how to ski! RK Congratulations Grandson Thought you’d never make it! Nance and Gramp Brigham Best Wishes! Mrs. Doherty Craig and Joe — GOINB! Love, Nat To the class of “84” — Good luck in the years to come — Steve C. “Hey Fox, ABOING!!” I’m never going to play football on a Sunday again. L. Q., G.P. — Hot Fudge and bowling. RK What! Where are you?! You guys are dead! Stop calling my name!! Take care you two and keep in touch — Love, loudmouth! D. and R. — Such good sports — Halloween night — K. and D. The Class of 84 will be remembered, forever more M. A. — Hey, we’re unique! But Seniors in College!? Miss Salmon — thanks for being a great person and thanks for helping my little cause — take care, Moe Sis — we will miss you — But at last we get our time in the bathroom — Love, Kirk and Seth Miss Lawrence, sure they use calculators in the office. Best of Luck, Lynn, with the college boards Mr. Keeney Nette D.H.C.T.W. — Did he ever! Keep up the spirit. Lis Congratulations Tina, you finally made it. Good luck . . . Love Flea Congratulations Deb, even if you are in the class of ’84 D.C. — I missed my bus! Love R.K. Welcome to my soap opera, forget it, let’s go to Rhode Island Hey K.G. watch out for flying cake! For me J.F. just bought one after pd. 8 gym Congratulations LISA — you made it! — me Best of Everything in the future. — Mrs. Boosahda R.P. — They even took the Tylenol! Love, RK Nor and Pammie — you’re the best forwards W.B.H.S. will ever have!!! love ya lisa M.A. — “You’re the one who got sand in that bed !” — P.F. Congratulations! You made it!!! Snoopy Mike — I ' ll never forget you! You’re great! — Love Ya, “Wimp” To Brad and Class of ’84 — Wishing you the best of everything! Russ and Jane Caldbeck Hey Turkey, I’ll MISS YA!! Love Sexy Jane, you just can’t pull the sheep out of my eyes?!” Gayle Beetles! Leeches! Monarch butterflies! Test is Tuesday. Quote — unquote. Holly, you are queer and ugly and everyone hates you. Want to be friends? Kim Oh no S.M. we’re stuck up here with S.P and P.G. Too bad!!! Sis W.B.H.S. Boys Varsity Soccer ... it was great! — Bye Sue, Lis, and Rose Mair, Lis, Eh, Aim, Moe, Laurie Paula, remember Papa Gino’s Carvel!! I’ll miss ya! Love always, Eh Congratulations, Rick ey and the class of 1984. Nancy and Rick Robinson Congratulations Karen — Nannie Congratulatons from the Attella Family Debe — Como se llama su madre? Que pagina? I’ll miss ya! Kim Have a good one Snout! Huck and Juck Gayle — never change in the back seat of a car! Lisa To the Class of 1984 — Success, happiness and the satisfaction of achievement — John and Mary Wild Kim — Sail on to the end of your dreams and do your Bible readings! Cheryl Good Luck and God bless you Lisa. We love you. Dad, Mom, Mike + Amy L.L. — “AAhhhh, huunnneeebuun?!” — Luv, P.F. Ever notice It’s the little things that get to you like little dogs and little people? Why not! ... Go for it Shelley! — Love Mom and Jim Mrs. R, This is an act of vengeance: NO NUKES 79 “It’s time to play the pocket.” C.H. Make the best of your future class of 1984 — Mr. White Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Young Best of luck to the class of ’84 — Property Damage Appraisers Jeff, Best of Luck in everything! You’ll always be special to me!! Love Chris (Rocky) Erin, Lisa, Amy — Who’s winning the contest now? Rae Mr. and Mrs. Guido Caracciolo and Guy Be yourself! Mr. G. Hey Blood, maybe I wanted to eat that salad. To my pride and joy may happiness always be yours — Grampa Greene Judie Fortin and David, Cheryl, and Dawn Marie Finally — the last of the Swalecs — The best of everything Tom, Love always, Mom and Dad Congratulations to Amy and the Class of ’84 — You done swell — The Smiths Mes meilleurs voeux Mile. Scopelliti “Excuse me, is this Goodale St.?” . . . “What d’ya mean — NO!?!” To my friends — Jane, Holly, Lynn L., Lynn B., Moe, Lisa, Mary, Eh, Erin, Mush, Mel, Shelley, Gayle, Laurie, Craig, Todd, Ben, Rich, Bumpy, Mark It’s been real! Love you all — Erin To the class of 84, thanks for treating me as a friend instead of a stranger when I was a newcomer. Good luck everyone! Mike ’84 Jill Bagdis Best of luck to all members of the Class of ’84 Miss Salmon Cape Cod 83 — Well I personally think he’s taking us the scenic route — Luv ya all — Moe Congratulations class of 84 — Jim, Bev, and Steve Scott Good fortune and happiness, Brent — Mom and Dad Good luck to the class of 1984. Richard Clemence Dee . . . Always remember Hampton Beach, Woburn, J-Street, and the Logan House . . . Luv Eh Robin Bagdis Lis Glad you made it! Good luck always Pam P.F. What’s grosser than gross. Petrified . . . how’s your disorder? LL “Breals do you want a cross town race” “Joe, why is your voice so close?” “Read pages 94 to 98 in the textbook” . . . “Good no homework” A los estudiantes de espanol IV y V-Abren los libros, Russ, sientate, Mary — salud, Erin, no hablas, y a todos-os voy a echar de menos mucho — Sra. H. Congratulations and good luck to the class of 1984. Don and Diana Ekberg Laurie Williams “Good luck to my only little sister! — Kimbo Best of luck, 84 Justin McGrath Jen, Had a blast in English; get some new shoes! Hullee, Lynn, Sioux — Oh yeah, I forgot to tell you — sometimes at night ... — Nat J.B. loves P.F. and hopefully it will stay that way forever! — S.C. Moe, why do they call him Pistol Pete? Love Lisa Very proud of you L.C. Love Always P.G. Kimberly . . . May all your dreams come true — Love, Dad and Mom RB (cb) David, through the sunroof, donuts, driving. LL Kim, Congrats you made it — Good Luck, Steve RK It’s purple, on the fire escape, BB’s, perfect. LL E.M. — Cute and Fun? I’m not intimidating! You’re just jealous because I won m.b.! G.P. O.M.G., BBBBB’s, Jerk I + II, Hampton. LL Ei and Dee, did you know that it is rude to order a combo pizza when only 2 of you eat it and we prefer plain? Kim and Kris E-Mahone, Let’s go to Mark Bradford Street Saturday night!! Love ya, Eh G.P., L.Q. — Speeding? But officer, it’s not in my little blue book! R.K. SK I love you. Good luck to class of 84 from class 68 Steve Quist Thanks for being a lifelong friend Becka!! J.C. — white sports cars and wheat fields. RK , ( , ««« « - X NX NX s NX nX NX NX NX NX NX NX NX NX nx y NX THOSE WERE THE DAYS, MY FRIENDS, WE THOUGHT THEY ' D NEVER END s XN N WE ' D SING AND DANCE FOREVER AND A DAY. § V g - nX v , y V nx XN XN xs y XN XN s X XN A A N An XN XN N XN -XN X , „ N w x£ A A A An X , 3 � � � � � Sx nX 3 Craig, Karen, Shelley, and Joe bemoan the turn of events. Erin impersonates Aunt Miranda. THERE’S A WAY WHERE THERE’S A WILL away from Inez. Things become even more complicated when a letter arrives from Gene ' s wealthy Aunt Miranda saying she wants to meet her niece Jean . In an effort to keep Gene ' s sex a secret, he is transformed into a girl. This play kept the audience laughing, especially the wobbly antics of Gene in his high heels. Erin, Joe, and Shelley ponder the plan. “Aunt Miranda ' s Will is the story of Helen and Gloria and their escapades with the men in their lives. Gloria devises a plan for Helen to capture Gene ' s attentions Helen Erin Mahoney Gene Jean . . .Craig Halloran Gloria Shelley Sirmans Buzz Joe Bostek Mrs. Elwood Karen Hill Inez Lisa Fallavollita Aunt Miranda Cheryl Carlson Preston Andy Beardsley Director .... Natalie Danford STEALING FIRST PLACE Miki finds Sean with a pie in the face. Run, Robber, Run is set in a small town at a girls ' school. Two robbers unintentionally find themselves in the school and decide to attempt to burglarize the safe. Lynne and Robbie panic. Darlene questions Chris. Spider Patrick Gleason Otto Darlene DiBara Colt Winchester Chris Murphy Mr. Alden Sean Welbum Miss Prudhomme Miki Fortin Sally Mary Papandrea Gail .. Lynne Newton Carol Robbie Hayes Jeanne Stephanie Knoebber Cheryl Heather Smiley Joan Jackie Dostourian Linda JoAnne Bruhn Director Chuck Stevens Director Meri Robinson Director Robbie Hayes Director Mary Papandrea Patrick and Darlene sneak into the auditorium. Chris scrubs away. Kim gives Kirk the eye. A PEARL OF A PLAY The Capricious Pearls takes place during the gangster era. A gang of ex-convicts has hidden a pearl necklace in an old ladies ' home, and upon their release from prison has returned to retrieve it. When they are discovered, Boss is forced to lie his way out of the situation. Boss Kirk Kenneway Clarence Brian Scanlon Lefty Tony Papandrea Little Auggie Jim Been Angel Kim Kraemer Lucy Lee Amy Capman Maude Chris Goyette Mrs. Katts Pam Larose Mrs. Hildebrand Janet McGuiggan Mrs. Teasdale Kelly Maynard Mrs. Plunkett Niki Stanley Granny Carson Darlene Woodil Ellen Linda Woods Director Kim Morris Director Erik Tarkiainen Jan and Pam interrogate Brian as Niki, Kelly, and Darlene watch. SHOOTING STARS Erin Sheehan proves that homework causes gray hair. The show must go on ... and the show did go on. March twenty-fifth and twenty-sixth West Boylston High School put on its sixth annual spring musical, Funny Girl . Mel Lavoie was a huge success as Fanny Brice, and Randy Finn portrayed Nick Arnstein dashingly. Other stars from the class of 1984 who helped to bring the house down included Kim Akins, Kristen Boosahda, Michelle Chenard, Dave Cullen, Jenni Dick, Lisa Fallavolita, Ron Goodale, Karen Hill, Erin Mahoney, Cindy Pearcy, Debbie Slack, and Amy Smith. The enjoyment of the cast showed through on stage as they danced and sang their way through the life of Fanny Brice. The show wouldn ' t have gone on as well as it did without all the help from Mr. Monroe, Mr. Leslie and Mr. Maynard . . . and, of course . . . what would a show be without all the devoted entertainers . . . those lovers of the stage? Lisa Fallavolita and Michelle Chenard do the funky chicken. Ron Goodale poses a question. 86 ALL PSYCHED UP We started this year ' s pep rally with a few selections from the band; the fight song got everyone in the right mood. Then the cheerleaders pepped everyone up to beat David Prouty. Next there was an inter-class competition. Four people from each class dressed and undressed each other while blindfolded. The seniors won this contest, as well as the entire Homecoming Week. Mr. Maynard, band director and enthusiastic member of the faculty, was presented with a plaque for his spirit and support of the students throughout his years at West Boylston High School. He has always encouraged the students to do their best in every area of the high school community. Afterwards, the court was announced and Ron Goodale was named Homecoming King of 1983. Ron has consistently lent his energies and enthusiasm to many activities and organizations, and is known to all as a spirited leader. Darlene DiBara dresses Chuck Stevens during the in- ter-class competition. Homecoming King Ron Goodale presents the plaque to Mr. Maynard. The seniors show spirit during the pep rally. The band plays a rousing rendition of The Lions ' Fight Song . FOR THE BIG GAME Scott McMillan receives medical assistance. The eighth annual Homecoming football game, with the West Boylston Lions playing against the David Prouty Panthers, started off with much enthusiasm from everyone. With the band playing “Happy and the cheerleaders doing their routine, the football team charged through the hoop. The Lions and the Panthers battled through four quarters of an exciting and intense game. The Lions lost with a score of thirty-eight to twenty, but our spirits remained undaunted. Michelle Larose displays the blue and white. Mark Schofield discusses strategy with Mr. Priestley. Meri Robinson cheers on the team. Chuck Stevens proves to | ; sincerest form of flattery. A FRIENDLY CHARADE Julie Thomson and Kim Caldbeck impersonate Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy on Couples ' Day Susan Barakian and Kristi Kavanagh dress for Clash Day. The theme for this year ' s Homecoming Week was friendship. The week began with Monday, Class Spirit Day. Each person was asked to display their spirit by wearing something stating their year of graduation or grade. Tuesday was Twin Day. Everyone involved chose a friend and they dressed identically. The best twins for the day were Darlene DiBara and Lynne Newton. Wednesday was announced as Couples ' Day. i 4 C I Mr. Ekblom that imitation is the Cheryl Carlson and Karen Hill take their positions for the showdown. Mary Aziz and Kathy Akins tell Santa (Dave Johnson) what they want for Christmas. Students were asked to dress as famous couples. Kris Cleary and Kim Morris were the winners of the day for their creative portrayal of Mickey and Minnie Mouse. The annual scavenger hunt took place on Thursday morning. A lollipop, a movie stub, and a pearl ring were three of the items for which students scrambled. The class of 1986 was the winner. The day ' s theme for dress was Clash Day. Friday, in keeping with West Boylston ' s tradition, was Blue and White Day. A pep rally was held in the gym last period of the day. Andy Beardsley catches some rays during the scavenger hunt. Just The Way You Are was the theme song of this year ' s Homecoming Dance, and it represented the friendly spirits cultivated throughout the week. The dance brought to a peak the excitement which had been building, and when Stardust began to play the students let loose and danced wildly. At ten o ' clock. Homecoming King Ron Goodale introduced the Homecoming Court, and they danced with their escorts to Just The Way You Are . The court consisted of Sherri Greene, Marianne Mullen, Kris Cleary, Linda Woods, Darlene DiBara, Meri Robinson, Lisa Fallavollita, and Erin Mahoney. During the Court Dance Ron crowned Erin Mahoney the Homecoming Queen of 1983. The Homecoming Queen represents the enthusiasm of the students and is traditionally someone who has done a lot for her class as well as the entire school. Erin Mahoney has been on the Student Council for four years and has run many activities. This year she was the captain of the cheerleaders and the Homecoming Committee Chairperson. Mrs. Bositis has always been a great help to the school by advising the Homecoming Committee for many years. Both people should be commended for their contributions to the school. Homecoming Queen Erin Mahoney and her escort Andy Beardsley smile after she is crowned. Laurie Quiry and Gayle Petty take a break. m Mrs. Bositis oversees the dance. THIS IS JUST THE WAY WE WERE Craig Halloran swings with Erin Tully and Jane Haddad. Ron Goodale introduces the Court Chris Goyette giggles with friends. Lynn Lajoie and Chuck Stevens get down. The Homecoming Court and their escorts after the crowning. Travis Rotti scans the floor. Our Junior Prom — Songbird — departed from many traditions of past years, and became the most original, exciting prom our school has ever had. A reception was held in the cafeteria, which was decorated with the Songbird motif. This gathering was an opportunity for parents and friends to visit with and photograph all the prom-goers in one place, eliminating the need to race from house to house in order to take group pictures. Decorating the cafeteria that afternoon brought our class closer together and helped to keep us busy as we awaited that very special evening. From the reception, couples drove to the Driftwood Linda Woods and Ron Goodale on the dance floor. Mr. O ' Connor crowns Debbie Slack Prom Queen as the Court looks on. CELEBRATION Jenni Dick and her date enjoy the music of Masquerade. Restaurant in Shrewsbury for a meal of either chicken or steak. Afterwards there was dancing to the music of Masquerade, and the class of 1984 showed our usual spirit and enthusiasm on the dance floor. At 10:00 Debbie Slack was crowned Prom Queen and her Court, consisting of Janet Carelli, Laura Clemence, Jenni Dick, and Kim Kenneway, was also announced, Later on, Craig Halloran received the Fleetwood Mac album Rumours — which includes our theme song — for being the funkiest dancer. Erin Tully and Rich Fisher dance cheek-to-cheek. Sue Macomber, Laura Clemence, Jayne Faford, and their dates smile for the camera. AN HONORABLE EVENING New member Karen Hill joins the band in supplying music. 96 New member Natalie Danford lights her candle as Laura Danford looks on. Mr. Sullivan, Mrs. Marshall, and Mr. O ' Con- nor inform the Society of their duties. AN HONORABLE GROUP In April of 1983 Scott Baker, Kris Boosahda, Natalie Danford, Randy Finn, Karen Hill, Shelley Sirmans, and Debbi Slack were inducted into the National Honor Society. The ceremony honored the students ' scholarship, leadership, character, and service. They participated in the traditional candle-lighting ceremony and heard speeches from Mrs. Marshall, Mr. O ' Connor, and Mr. Sullivan before taking an oath to serve their school and community. Mrs. Gagel took over the post of National Honor Society advisor this year with much enthusiasm. The first order of business was electing officers. Scott Baker was elected President; Randy Finn, Vice-President; Natalie Danford, Secretary; and Shelley Sirmans, Treasurer. The National Honor Society joined with the Student Council to give a Christmas party for the Senior Citizens. They contributed food baskets, which were raffled off, and truly enjoyed serving the elderly. This party exemplified the good-heartedness of the organization. Karen Hill pours coffee for the elderly. ride on the St. Lawrence River. The wind was whipping that night, but these adventurers found the breathtaking view of Quebec lit up at night was worth braving the cold for. After a somewhat disappointing breakfast the next morning they set out for a sightseeing tour. The group was split in two and put on two minibuses which shot perilously through the narrow streets. (This experience was even more breathtaking than the view of the previous night.] It was an exciting, if speedy, introduction to the city. Afterwards the group partook of a sumptuous buffet in Every other year the French IV and V classes travel to Quebec for four days. The French-speaking members of the class of 1984 took their trip in October of 1982, and for those who went it was one of the highlights of their high school years. They set off early on October sixteenth in high spirits. The bus ride was a long one, but the students entertained themselves so that the eight-hour ride seemed to speed by (well, almost]. They arrived in Quebec that evening, exhausted but glad to be there. Maybe some other students would have run to their rooms at the Hotel Clarendon to shower and to catch up on much-needed sleep, but these kids couldn ' t rest when there was a city to explore! They wandered the cobblestone streets and browsed through shops until dinnertime. After a delicious meal in a quaint, typically French restaurant they went for a ferry the revolving Astral Restaurant atop the Concorde Hotel. Stuffed to the gills, they headed to the Citadel for a tour of the famous fortress. They also visited the Musee du Fort for a sound and light show depicting some famous battles in Quebecois history. Dinner that night was at a crepe restaurant, and the night was topped off with a few hours of mingling with the natives at a roller-skating rink. The next morning began with a visit to St. Anne de Beaupre — the church of miracles. Its walls are lined with crutches and braces of crippled people who have been cured there. They stopped for a they met and lunched with students their own ages. All too soon the trip was over and they were on the bus heading back to West Boylston. Although everyone was sad to leave and had thoroughly enjoyed the trip, it was with patriotic relief that they crossed the border into the United States and saw the American flag snapping in the breeze above the customs office. delicious snack of bread, baked in roadside ovens and slathered with maple butter, before proceeding to Montmercy Falls. The magnitude of these falls is incredible, and those who ventured too close found themselves soaked to the skin. That night there was an exciting episode involving the capture of two thieves, which concluded with Lynn Bernstein assisting the police by identifying the criminals. The students took caleche rides that evening. (A caleche is a horse and buggy in which one rides around Quebec City.) The only activity on the last day was a visit to a high school where HAPPY BIRTHDAY WEST BOYLSTON! Kris Cleary and Erik Tarkiainen gaze at the fireworks. The mummers join the parade. People buy ice cream from the Student Council. 100 Spectators applaud from the bandstand. On September 10 and 11, 1983, the town of West Boylston celebrated 1 75 years of being a close-knit community. The weekend was a busy one highlighted by many events, including a five-mile road race and a blazing bonfire in Goodale Park Saturday night. On Sunday an exciting and colorful parade marched through West Boylston. The weekend peaked with a fireworks display. Spirits were running high throughout the entire weekend as the residents of our town reaffirmed the fact that West Boylston is a friendly and neighborly place to live. The marching band displays its musical talent. 101 DANCING THE NIGHT AWAY 102 Holly Carlson, Shelley Sirmans, and Erin Sheehan smile about their single status. Once again the class of 1984 demonstrated our originality with the Senior Ball on December 2, 1983. Not only did we celebrate the first snowfall with our winter theme, but the ball was also stag so that more people would have an opportunity to attend. Landlord Ben ' s provided an excellent setting and delectable food. Mike Drake, Kim Kenneway, Lynne Enhus and her date await the meal. The Senior Ball is less formal than the Junior Prom and was one of our last chances to be together as a class. Joe Consolie and the Rockets entertained us with a variety of music ranging from the meaningful strains of “Precious and Few to some of our favorite Christmas carols. 103 Paula Flanagan, Joe Borci, and Lisa Larose cuddle up. Moe Arsenault, Andy Beardsley, and Lynn Lajoie take a breather. Joe Bostek displays the latest in foot- wear. Lynn Lajoie, Erin Mahoney, and Natalie Danford eavesdrop on Cheryl Carlson ' s conversation. Jim Jardine looks around. H h Erin Mahoney, Gayle Petty, and Lynn Lajoie whimper. 104 SENIORS IN ST. LOUIS Dave Cullen and Erin Mahoney describe the fair. Russ Howard gets soaked. Karen Hill and Ron Goodale worry. Natalie Danford and Cheryl Carlson argue as Debbi Slack watches. Our class has a lot of hams, and these outgoing actors and actresses were put to good use on December 9 and 10, 1983, in the Senior Play — Meet Me in St. Louis . Cheryl Carlson put on a stellar performance as Rose, and Erin Mahoney, Lynn Lajoie, and Natalie Danford were equally terrific as her sisters. Ron Goodale did a wonderful job as their father (with Karen Hill as his wife] and Jim Jardine completed the family as the fifth child. Other members of the cast were Andy Beardsley, Kris Boosahda, Dave Cullen, Randy Finn, Russ Howard, Gayle Petty, Shelley Sirmans, Debbi Slack, Amy Smith, and Judy Young. Though not in our class, Niki Stanley did a superb job as student director; she was assisted by Lisa Fortin. Thanks also go to Mr. White for his direction and to Ron Goodale for all his work on sets. 105 1981 — Michelle Chenard. Erin Tully, and Kim Kyes laugh it up before winning Play Competitions. ON WITH THE SHOW The class of 1984 has always excelled in Play Competitions. Freshman year we captured the hundred dollar prize with our hilarious presentation of It ' s Cold in Them Thar Hills . This hillbilly comedy was a real attention-grabber. In 1982 we presented “Wake Up and Love , a take-off on “A Midsummer Night ' s Dream . Our third play was “Aunt Miranda ' s Will , an hysterical plot involving a mix-up of identities and romantic jealousy. 1983 — Erin Mahoney and Shelley Sirmans concoct a scheme. 106 1982 — Ron Goodale proposes to Natalie Danford as Joe Bostek looks on. 1983 — Craig Halloran be- comes a girl. 1981 — Ron Goodale gives Craig Halloran permission to wed Shelley Sirmans 1983 — Cheryl Carlson and Andy Beardsley walk in. 1983 — Joe Bostek and Karen Hill untangle a tough situation. 1982 — Natalie Danford smirks. L.L. (CB) — Purple?! Glouster for seafood, I’m only kidding — Don’t worry I know how to get there! Gracias Senora Hudson Te amo! J.D., L.L., G.P., But I wanted to be queen! Hey Rebecca — “No sweat” — Mom and Dad Thanks Mom, Dad and T.W. Big brother’s going for good, but watch out, cause here comes “moose.” Congratulations Mellie! I love you! Love, Sam Congratulations and best wishes to Karen and her triends, and to all the class of ’84. — David and Nancy Hill Congratulations Randy, all our love and best wishes for your success and happiness. Mom, David, and Greg To Kim A., Moe, Mary, Kristen, Laura, Karen, Debbie H., Rachel, Kim K., Lisa, Susan, Rebecca, Cindy, Gayle, Erin, Shelley, Debbi S., Amy, Debbie T. — Make new friends but keep the old” — Love Mrs. Smith Congratulations to the class of 1984 Mr. Mrs. L.E. Lavoie Erin, Mel, and Kim — The four musketeers will live on forever!! — Love Always, Aim MONROE “Buzzard’s Bay? I guess ... My father said exit 6, 7, or 8 ... It doesn’t really matter.” Hey Lynn — I know who the missing link is! “Where’s THE KID? Did he do his homework?” Tweetie — Pinecroft anyone? — Love Sylvester Hi little Lynn, Love your Pal Nan Congratulations Dave and the class of ’84. Ruth and David Olson. Congratulations and best wishes Joe Love Natalie, Dee, and Michelle Good luck best wishes Mel. We love you. Love Mom Dad Love and Luck and happiness to our Coca Cola Kid — Mom and Dad Richard, Jeff, Lisa, Mike, Rachael, Fred, Todd — it was unforgettable wouldn’t you say?!! . . . Erin Congratulations people and you too Lynn. Slim E.M., K.A., L.L., R.F., J.B., C.H. — Never forget “le placard”! — Love A.S. Hey Eh, Kim, and Aim. You’re super. I love you all. Love, Mel Much may perish, but “The Dave and Randy Show” will live forever. Lois Bagdis Congratulations to our first graduate, Joe, and the class of 84. Joe and Pat Bostek Did you know the skin is the most fattening part of the chicken? Congratulations and Good Luck Tim, Janet, and Scott. We’ll miss ya . . . Love Colleen, Miki, and Deb Love and Best Wishes for a successful future! Mimi and Roni Tom — May all your impossible dreams come true!! Best of everything always, Anne and Paul watch it Cheryl. That sneaky finger is gona get’cha. Mr. and Mrs. Presfon W. Hall Jane. . .don’t fake any Chlcklets from strange men! Mary L.L. — Hey monkey! Go climb a tree. Love RK Best wishes to “Sumbo” and crew. Affectionately, Magister To all my friends . . . Thank-you for the friendship that we’ve shared through the years, the words of encouragement, and the good times we’ve had — you will always be in my thoughts . . . Love, Kim Good Luck! Debbie D’s Uncle John Goodbye Bethlehem, I will miss you — R.H. Best of luck to the class of 1984. Jean Stuarf Parents need to fill a child’s bucket of self-esteem so high that the rest of the world can’t poke enough holes in it to drain it dry. To “The Best Bag Boy” — Tlm-Tim — Your IGA friend May you find your pot of gold — Jeanne Garabedian Best of luck to our favorite people Laura and Jeff. Love Randy and Barbara Edilberti Gracious Senora Hudson para cuatro anos de espanol. Good luck to class of 84, better luck to 85! Best wishes to the “Lavender Kid”. Dottle and Al Wishing the “Best for the Best” — Mrs. D. Good luck and Godspeed to a super class. — Mrs. Boosahda Thanks to all my friends for making my school years memorable . . . Debbi S. 108 N y $ V I 1 V g V V V I § « g § g I § g V WE CAN BE HEROES, JUST FOR ONE DAY. % O ' A r r , sy v v $ N V V v ¥ V N7 O ' v; v v v « £ A A £ § $ § O. A £ A yv vs. A % $ § y$ s N N A s$ £ £ 7 y % ' � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � ' 5 X V ' N IN THE HUDDLE Thanksgiving Day is traditionally marked by its spectacular football games. This year, for the second time in thirteen years, the West Boylston Lions defeated the Grafton Indians. The day ended with a victorious score of fourteen to twelve. This was achieved by the great defensive line of the Lions. All the players made the game a fantastic one in Lions ' history. This game highlighted a solid season for the Lions. They got back on respectable footing in their league after several poor seasons. Receiver Jeff Cranston played especially well and was named to the Telegram and Gazette All-Star team. Every player should be congratulated for his efforts. West Boylston kicks off. [vim ' ll IT ■ m M .-A jg. Vi � � ' r i iln i % ( . 3 mum , The team menacingly stalks onto the field. Mr. Winston, Mr. Priestley, and Mr. Cook prepare for the game The Lions take their positions — ready for action. Mr. Winston, Mr. Priestley, Tim Scott, Jeff Cranston, Rich Fisher, Mark Schofield, Jeff Bump, Randy Finn, Dave Cullen, Scott McMillan, Mr. Cook, Scott Stanley, Mark Barakian, Tim Gould, Joe Beyer, Sean Welburn, Stephen Priestley, Jay Dugan, Bobby Parker, Joe Corri- gan, Pat Gleason, Mr. McCormick, Brian Scanlon, Bobby O ' Connell, Travis Rotti, Scott Langhill, Steve Cullen, Chris Carrigan, Kevin McEnany, Steven Durham, Tony Papandrea, Michael Capone, Jeff Pasquale, Gregory Finn, Jeff Daignault, Carl Johnson, Chris Devil- lers, Steve Scott, Craig MacIntyre, Mark Bruso, John Darrah, Kenny Lovejoy, Kirk Kenneway, Edward Cure 111 CAN THEY BEAT Things were looking up this year for our football team. The cheerleaders really enjoyed this season, especially after the big win over Millbury to begin it all. The fans were very supportive and the team loved to hear LIONS shouted across the field. As always the cheerleaders carried the hoop to begin home games and kept the pep rally going with their chants and routines. Kim Alicandro, Kim Kraemer, Margery Webb, Kim Morris, Sherri Greene, Meaghan Mahoney, Ma- rianne Mullen, Carol Webb, Dawn Chenard, Darlene Woodill Mary Aziz, Erin Mahoney, Erin Sheehan, Amy Smith, Kim Christo, Kathy Akins, Stephanie Knoebber, Lynne Newton, Meri Robinson, Robbie Hayes The cheerleaders shout Go, Lions, go! Mary Aziz and Erin Sheehan bear the cold. WEST BOYLSTON? Erin Mahoney and Mary Aziz hold the hoop. The J. V. cheerleaders form a mount. The senior cheerleaders — Erin Sheehan, Mary Aziz, Erin Mahoney, ana Amy Smith — sit on the bleachers. 113 Teammates cheer the players from the bench. Kris Boosahda readies herself. Tim Rose and Andy Beardsley run. L eon Hovsepian passes to Carter Hunt. Two reliable seniors, Tom Swalec and Brent Rose, finish before the season is over. 114 LOOK MA, NO HANDS! Although their 2-12-1 record doesn ' t sound spectacular, the soccer team was very successful in setting team records this year. They scored more goals this season than ever before and also achieved their highest score in any game. Co-captains Andy Beardsley and Brent Rose helped to show the team how to pull The team battles for the ball. Coach Butcher psyches the team up. together and contend with some league rivals. The team even achieved their first Homecoming victory by beating Bay Path Regional High School, and winning before the home crowd is a great feeling. not pictured: Heather Smiley, Ken McGoldrick Andy Beardsley chases the ball. Jason Ratoff, Joe Cappabianca, Chris Klein, Eric Olson, Todd Parker, Keith Walker, Joe Tsagronis, Tim Rose, Tom Swalec, Alan Greenough, Kris Boosahda, Andy Beardsley, Brent Rose, Jim Fore- man, Doug Hudson, Pam McMillan, Mr. Butcher Gary Field, Craig Warman, Doug Jardine, Mark Supemor, Kevin Materas, Leon hiovsepian, Joe Danis, Jeff Hams, Joe Morris, Car- ter Hunt, Eric Palmquist, Jon Foreman, Jon Kropf, Jay Brunetta, Mr. Eckrian Debbi Slack and Karen Hill ask Mrs. Schofield what the strategy is. Carla Bruhn retrieves the ball. DRIVING TO THE TOP The field hockey team had a sensational season and reached the qualifying rounds of the Districts by placing third in the league. The team has improved consistently for the past several years, and it was a real thrill to see them excelling on the field under the supervision of their coach, Mrs. Schofield. Co-captains Kim Kenneway and Jane Haddad were extremely pleased to lead the team through the most exciting season they have had in a long time, and this year ' s promising Junior Varsity players will continue to provide exciting play for years to come. Both teams earned their records through hard work and earnestness and both deserve congratulations for a true triumph. Lisa Larose concentrates. ■ 34. ' «l Noreen Verdini crosses the field. The team carries the cage out to the field. Shelley Sirmans takes a break. Jane Haddad flicks. Cindy Pearcy, Shelley Sirmans, Karen Hill, Kim Kenneway, Mrs. Schofield, Jane Haddad, Debbi Slack, Paula Flanagan, Lisa Larose, Pam Larose, Noreen Verdini, Dorinda Stevens, Carla Bruhn, Annette Mercurio, Jo Ann Bruhn, Chris Goyette, Jenni Col- angelo. Ginger Watkins The team defends against a corner. Miki Fortin, Kori Gilson, Susan Barakian, Lisa Jardine, Karen Teague, Jennifer Holmes, Jen Dwyer, Sue Kezer, Tara Sheehan, Lisa Greene, Colleen Dugan, Melissa Esteves, Chris Pukaite, Col- leen Labossiere, Darlene DiBara, Robin Haddad READY, SET, GO! Both cross-country teams have consistently done well over the years. This fall the girls ' team attained a record of nine wins and four losses, and the boys ' team had nine victories and five defeats. The girls also placed third in the Southern Worcester County League Meet. Both teams are young, so there is a lot of potential for more victorious seasons in the next few years. The boy s ' team — coached by Mr. McGrath — had only one senior, captain Scott Baker, but they had a strong season nevertheless. Running is basically an individual sport, but after working out and training together day after day the teammates grow closer and join together to cheer each other on at meets. Though their times and statistics are kept individually, cross-country is truly a team sport. Donald Lindberg, Daniel McEnaney, Jeremy Mard, Scott Baker, Dean Kochanowski, Kevin Day, Erik Tarkiainen, Mr. McGrath, Mike Witkus, Scott Casey, Peter Fries, Jeff Ratoff, John Wild Kim Holmes, Karri Green, Jennifer Fries, Lisa Casey, Carol Ann Watkins, Heidi Harrison, Kim Roehrig, Mr. Bouvier, Pam Burke, Kristi Kavanagh, Cathy Dugan, Helen Almstrom, Molly O ' Connor, Mi- chelle Larose rNSniS Kristi Kavanagh pushes herself. The Lions prepare for the start. SHOOTING . . . Girls ' teams are often overlooked because they do not play night games, but no one could have been blind to the spectacular success of this year ' s girls ' basketball team. They began their season with a nine game winning streak and continued on in that victorious style for the rest of the winter. The height of Moe Arsenault and of Lisa Bryngelson, combined with Chris Goyette, Lisa Bryngelson, Moe Arsenault, Cindy Pearcy, Kris Boosahda. Mr. Priestley, Pam McMillan, Janet Carelli, Ginger Watkins, Noreen Verdini, Mary Papandrea The junior varsity team horses around. Moe Arsenault FOR THE SKY and Cindy Pearcy await a rebound. 4 f 4 takes a shot. Noreen Verdini ' s speed, Ginger Watkins ' shooting, and Debbie Corelli ' s incredible ability to drive to the hoop made up a fantastic starting five. Each member of the team made a special contribution to their overall excellence. Coaches Mr. Priestley and Mr. Garafoli enjoyed the fun-loving players as much as they enjoyed the feeling of having a winning season. Mr. Garafoli and Mr. Priestley advise the team. Carol Ann Watkins, Sherri Newton, Robin Hall, Kirsten Johnson, Lisa Casey, Sue Mautner, Sue Kezer, Mr. Garafoli, Cheryl Fortin, Melissa Supernor, Bessie Kokalis, Kim McMillan, Carla Bruhn, Melissa Esteves, Heather Cook, Lori Johnson, Kim Cappabianca THROUGH THE HOOP This year the boys ' basketball team got off to an admirable start. Their powerful leaps and bounds led them to a sensational season. The team ' s vitality packed in the crowds and kept the fans on the edges of their seats. The school was proud to have these young men representing us. Craig Halloran was named as Telegram and Gazette Player of the Week early in the season, and we were never disappointed by his performance or anyone else ' s. In every game they kept up a fast and thrilling pace. Regardless of the final score, the Lions are always winners! Craig Halloran goes for the rebound. Mr. Diamantopoulos, Brian Scanlon, Joe Bostek, Craig Halloran, Eddie Greenough, Mark Scanlon, Scott Breariey, Eric Olson, Andy Beardsley, Scott Stanley, Dave Lindberg, Travis Rotti, Donald Lindberg, Jeffrey Lindberg Alan Greenough, Donald Lindberg, Travis Rotti, Mr. Bonci, Brian Scanlon, Eddie Cure, Bill Mark Scanlon defends. Watkins, Scott Bostek, Todd Granger, Jeffrey Lindberg, Erik Tarkiainen, John Gleason Donald Lindberg races down the court. Andy Beardsley prepares to block. The coach discusses strategy. The coach sends in David Lindberg. Joe Bostek takes a breather. 123 • 1 GIVE A CHEER This year ' s basketball cheerleaders were a bouncy group of girls. Co-captains Erin Mahoney and Amy Smith led the squad through mounts and half-time routines as well as hearty and spirited cheers. The cheerleaders synchronize a jump. Amy Alicandro, Kris McDonald, Pam Burke, Pam Larose, Kim Morris, Margery Webb, Maureen Bennett, Darlene Woodill, Dawn Chenard, Sherri Greene Lisa Fallavollita, Erin Mahoney, Kim Christo, Amy Smith, Miki Fortin, Meri Robinson, Stephanie Knoebber, Heather Smiley, Michelle Barton, Kathy Akins, Erin Sheehan Miki Fortin, Meri Robinson, Stephanie Knoebber, Kim Christo, and Amy Smith clap on the bench. 124 Erin and Amy — Hi Buddies! For God Sakes keep smilin’ and good luck — love ya a lot — Dee Two things happened in our Senior year: our class shrank and the class of ’85’s class average went down! Jeff — Class of 85? 86? 87?. . . Erin, Erin, Amy, Mary — I’ll miss ya! Good Luck! “The Lion” Greg — “you’re ugly!” Congratulations Rick! You finally found URI and you made it to graduation!! The class of ’84 is the best!! Deb — Another day, Another game, Another splinter. — Shelley Nat, Karen, Lynn — I know who stole my chocolate chip cookies! Craig and Lynn — Remember that night? I can’t even look at it now! Best of Luck to the class of 84 Glenn — We’ll miss you, and your candy canes — Senior Lunch Buddies Holly — one medium-sized suitcase? Your Quebec Roommates hostage crisis, day one Craig, when you least expect it, we’ll pinch your back. Mary P. — Good luck!! (You’ll need it!!) Nat — where’s the ladder? — Shelley Good luck in your future endeavors Margo — Never forget Mr. White’s English class — Shell Bernie Castagnetti I love you!! (Even though we’re not the same religion!) Mr. and Mrs. Bouv — thanks so much for everything!! GOINB GOINB GOINB GOINB GOINB GOINB GOINB GOINB GOINB GOINB GOINB This is Douglas Clark Howard. I’m coming to get you!! Joe Beyer palpitates our pulses. The Senior Girls Sorry, I have a test tomorrow. Queen of Victory, pray for us. Q.O.V.P.F.U. Jo Ann — Remember that ten dollars? I never told. BEETLES, LEECHES, MONARCH BUTTERFLIES Confucious say, tes ces each! Good Luck to the class of 1984 Karen, when are you doing your AMSCO report? Karen, Erin, Jennl, Debbi, Kim, Kim, Kris, Gayle, Lisa, Mary, Lisa, Cheryl, Heather, Bessie, Meaghan, Kim — Thanks for all your help!! Not only is he a lov-a, a fight-a, a drink-a, a French speak-a, a cradle robb-a . . . Al the skateguard is my friend. Class of ' 84 — You are the sun. You are the rain, but I wouldn’t do it again!! Craig and Joe — I don’t like being the human football! — Shelley A.P. It’s immaterial! Love, 8th period Mod. Anal. HA! HA! Open the door! In terms of MAHGINSM! Congratulations to the class of 1984. Whatever happened to Aeneas and Dido (the manly woman)? Good luck Seniors!! Mrs. Hudson — Thanks for everything — Love, All your secret elves 126 ,v£««£ «[ X v NX X x X s X x x A y y y ¥ y NA X X T «« ««£ X n ' X X X X X na X v X X s x X X X X X x X X « X X X X X X X x x x X X X x X s X X X X X X X X x N ' x X X x x X X X X x X X WONT YOU JOIN TOGETHER? COME ON JOIN TOGETHER IN THE BAND. x $ N X X X X X X X X X X $ X X X X £ A: A A A A « A A X X N X X v X X A « A A AX X A an A X An X X X AX X X A A A X X X x O x EVERYBODY JOIN TOGETHER! X X An X $ A $ X AN X X AN X X X S ' x x X X X x A A X� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 5r ) ) y X X X X EN FRANCAIS S’lL VOUS PLAIT The French Club members have a real joie de vivre . Advisor Miss Scopelliti helped them to organize their contribution to the 128 Foreign Language Christmas Party, which included a French production of “How the Grinch Stole Christmas with Jo Ann Bruhn in the lead role. President Karen Hill made this a year full of field trips and other projects for the club. Jo Ann Bruhn steals Christmas Miss Scopelliti chats with Richard Simmarano and friends. Miki Fortin prepares Robbie Hayes. Chuck Stevens clowns around. ABRAN LOS LIBROS The Spanish Club ' s biggest event is the Foreign Language Christmas Party. They work for weeks making pinatas and practicing Spanish Christmas carols. This year they produced a version of A Christmas Carol in Spanish, with president Lynn Lajoie as Tiny Tim. The club also takes field trips throughout the year. Amy Capman, Janet McGuiggan, and Kelly Maynard create a pinata. DO-RE-MI A large part of many students ' years at West Boylston High School is their participation in the Band or Chorus. These two talented groups put on exceptionally good concerts this year. Their programs included a little bit of everything from classical to popular and were a huge success at both the high school and the middle school — where they presented an afternoon concert to the delight of the younger students. Mr. Maynard has been encouraging talented musicians for years, and continued to do so this year. “CHEESE” The Camera Club ' s main purpose is taking pictures for the yearbook. With the help of Mr. Bouvier, students learn to take and to develop their own pictures. The results of their efforts can be seen throughout this year ' s Lion ' s Roar. Natalie Danford snaps a picture. Mr. McGrail leads the Audio-Visual Club in aiding teachers with the school ' s equipment. These students learn how to operate projectors, overheads, and video recorders. ROLL ’EM WORTH 1,000 WORDS The Art Club is a civic organization in the truest sense of the word. They are continually contributing to the community by donating Christmas ornaments to the elderly and by painting the sets for plays and musicals. This group of talented students — along with their mentor, Mrs. Boosahda — are to be commended for their efforts. jwMJL il L HOLD THE PRESSES The Graphic Arts Club helps us to keep track of what ' s going on by printing up athletic schedules, programs, and tickets. With the help of Mr. Silven they act as official printers for the school, and are a tremendous aid to all organizations. West Boylston High School traditionally puts on fantastic dramatic productions, and this would not be possible without the Drama Club working all year. This year the stage was refinished to provide a better setting for the musical, Senior Play, and Play Competitions. The Drama Club also works with set design, props, and costumes to ensure that students at West Boylston High School will be acting up for years to come. IN THE LIMELIGHT 132 SHOUTS Spirit runs wild at West Boylston High School, and that ' s why the Pep Club is such a large and active group, They attend athletic events and cheer on the Lions. These students are proud to display the blue and white. The only requirement for admission to the Varsity Club is participation in a varsity sport, and since our school is full of enthusiastic athletes it has one of the biggest club memberships. Mr. Garafoli is the advisor to this muscular crew. JOCKS WHAT’S COOKING? The Home Economics Club is always stirring things up. They entertain people of all ages by going to the Oakdale Nursing Home and also by hosting a program for younger students from Major Edwards Middle School. With the help of Mrs. Gruszka this group will be baking, cooking, and sewing for years to come. Laura Clemence cooks. Business Club members take courses in typing, shorthand, and accounting. They learn how to run a business, but the club is not just made up of future entrepeneurs. Many of these skills are needed for other purposes and these students are getting a head start on their futures. MIND YOUR OWN STRAIGHT AS AN ARROW The Archery Club is an individualistic organization which brings together students who shoot target practice on their own. Mr. White (an avid yeoman himself] organizes them to encourage them in their hobby. The Ski Club takes many exciting trips to ski areas up north as well as participating in the after-school ski program at nearby Wachusett Mountain. It is one of the largest and friendliest clubs we have. BOOK- WORMS The Library Club assists Mrs. Stewart wit h all her tasks as librarian. They help to sign books out and to return them to the shelves, as well as keeping the library a neat and quiet place to study. HIT THE SLOPES CAPITOL HILL This year the Student Council took a different approach to their work. Instead of concentrating on rules and regulations, the group decided to sponsor more activities which would promote good feeling in the school. In addition to running the school store, doing afternoon announcements, running the concession stand, and meeting every week to keep student-administration communications open, the Student Council raised money for an elderly lunch, gave an elderly Christmas party, and started a Secret Santa exchange with the faculty. They also instituted Dress-Up Days in December. President Meri Robinson, Treasurer Mary Papandrea, Secretary Robbie Hayes, and Vice President Kim Akins kept things running smoothly along with Mrs. Hudson, their involved and supportive advisor. Meri Robinson travels to a convention. Chuck Stevens debates with Mary Papandrea and Robbie Hayes. 136 o $ O ' V N ' s 8- (m( (mm m i «« « ««««« «««««««« ((((((( (( ((( S 0 O: A § A s O ' os o O: o O O O ' o o. o O ' o. o £ XN O O ' O o O ' O o O o o o O ' o O ' o O ' o o o o A O ' O ' O O ' O O o O o O o O ' O ' O O: o o o O ' o O ' o� a a $ £ $ £ s y N vy v IT WAS A TIME OF INNOCENCE, A TIME OF CONFIDENCES. LONG AGO IT MUST BE, I HAVE A PHOTOGRAPH, PRESERVE YOUR MEMORIES. � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � T O ' o O 0 - $ £ $ £ - £ o )� � � � � � � � � � ' � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � )� � � A Vanessa Wiliams tome iviurpny Jesse Jackson Kennedy Remembered Olympic Gold =s PUBLIC JOY, PRIVATE SORROW: THANKS TO A THRLLER ALBUM, THE A TRAGIC YEAR FOR THE MILITARY END FORMER SMALL FRY OF THE JACKSONS IN BITTERSWEET HOMECOMINGS BECOMES THE BIGGEST STAR IN PO P MUSIC Mini KI. JACKSON In li-iini , 1 vliiDiiMBflflH America ' s athletes are poised for action at the Los Angeles Games MARINES ' 83 A THORNY CROWh GOES WITH THE JOB OF BEINQ THE FIRST] v- ' BLACK MISS AMERICA J 138 139 Classes are not the only valuable use of time in school; sometimes the time between bells is just as important. It is a time to socialize with friends and prepare for the next class. As the school year goes on, some lockers become second homes for people, others become pigsties. No one can deny that those precious few minutes spent burrowing among books or exchanging gossip are as b ig a part of school as the hours spent in classrooms. !� - no books? teenage heartthrob Greg Ramstrom, Scott Nelson, and Tim Gould greet friends, PASSING TIME BETWEEN THE BELLS You are now entering the Twilight Zone. bon appetit! 141 I Tina Ledoux, Kim Kenneway, and Lynne Enhus aid two residents of the Oakdale Nursing Home. Amy Smith wheels around the Fair. Lynn Bernstein, Erin Mahoney, and Shelley Sirmans clean the West Boylston Motel. 142 Rachel Kardon displays dancewear at Fa- zeeks. Lynn Lajoie stirs things up at the Oakdale Nursing Home. MAKING A LIVING The class of 1984 is an industrious group. A large number of us hold down part-time jobs besides handling the responsibilities of school and extra-curricular activities. A lot of students work in town at restaurants like Pinecroft and stores such as The Fair and Audrey ' s Hideaway. These workers are as important a part of keeping the town ' s industries and businesses running as many adults. Holly Carlson and Susan Macomber ring up sales at Countdown. Jeff Cranston repairs cars at Cranston Son. 143 SENIOR SURVEY TOPIC BEST WORST movie of 1983 T.V. show of 1983 actor actress ice cream jeans album of 1983 musical group or performer politician radio station restaurant in Worcester County comedian comedienne comic strip school activity soap opera school lunch store in Wo rcester County The Dead Zone Cheers Richard Gere Tom Cruise Meryl Streep Sealtest Levi ' s Billy Joel Lionel Richie David Bowie Lionel Richie Ronald Reagan Mel King WAAF Northworks Eddie Murphy Garfield sporting events General Hospital turkey Filene ' s Basement A Night in Heaven Love Boat Fantasy Island John Travolta Brooke Shields Hood Jordache AC DC Journey Journey Ronald Reagan WSRS McDonald ' s Joan Rivers Nancy classes General Hospital macaroni and cheese The Fair 144 s ««««««««««««««««««««««, g A £ A A A A A A A A k $ V ' v y x, y sy y v v V 7 Vy V y v Ss V y y N V V y S y v y y y v y y v y V v y s y vv V V y v v v v v v n $s v y Oy v y V o AND SO, WITH THE SLOW, GRACEFUL FLOW OF AGE, I WENT FORTH WITH AN AGE OLD DESIRE TO PLEASE ON THE EDGE OF SEVENTEEN. ! HP A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A a g § £ a A 8 § A g A g | II £ A g g g § g g § a § a § I 1 1 A A A A A A A A % � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � CLASS OF ' 86 Michelle Barton James Been Mark Bruso Pamela Burke Kimberly Caldbeck Amy Capman Christopher Carrigan Dawn Chenard Kristine Cleary Charles Crane Stephen Cullen Edward Cure Sharon Dean Joseph Diverdi Jennifer Dwyer James Dugan Steven Durham Mark Eichholz Linda Falish Jennifer Field Cheryl Fortin Jennifer Gilson John Givan Christine Goyette Julie Gray Robin Flail Scott Holt Douglas Hudson Lisa Jardine Kirsten Johnson Chris Goyette shows her school spirit. • Amit Joshi Betsey Kavanagh Kirk Kenneway Susan Kezer Kimberly Kraemer Michael Lajeunesse 148 Kim Morris and Kris Cleary dress as mice. CLASS OF ’87 Amy Alicandro Amy Allworth Helen Almstrom Laurie Amons Angela Bailey Susan Barakian Donald Belsito Maureen Bennett Eric Blaisdell Sybil Boynton Carla Bruhn Kimberly Bruhn Mark Carlson Mary Ellen Carlson Lisa Casey Jeffrey Daignault Joseph Dainis Chris Devillers Patricia Dugan Deborah Fawe Peter Flanagan Jennifer Fries John Gleason Daniel Goodnow Douglas Goodnow Kenneth Gould Sherri Greene Alan Greenough Heidi Harrison Thomas Heath Scott Herbert Jennifer Holmes Mary Horgan Lisa Howard Carol Johnson 150 Sherri Greene and Maureen Bennett are twins. II Joey Johnson Lynne Josephson Kristi Kavanagh Christian Klein Julie Savage Toni Solitro Kathleen Standring Mark Supernor Margery Webb Diane White Moira Wild Michelle Larose Joy Larrabee David Leslie Diane Lovejoy Ruth Lyon Craig Macintyre Sean McCarthy Lisa McDonald Kenneth McGoldrick Lisa Milinazzo Marianne Mullen Deborah O ' Brien Wendy O ' Connell Kelly O ' Connor Molly O ' Connor Eric Olson James Openshaw Lisa Osthues Karen Teague Jill Theriault Brian Vokes Keith Walker Eric Palmquist Todd Parker Deborah Pearcy Timothy Roberts Carolyn Rotti Renee Rudy James Sara missing: Michael Bavosi, Joseph Beyer, Scott Bostek, John Darrah, Sandra Gaudette, Thomas Gould, Thomas Harris, William Hughes, Lori Johnson, Jon Kropf, Steven Quiry Sybil Boynton dresses Tony Mercurio, To Lynne — much love and happiness — Love, Kate E.L., S.D., R.S., D.H., D.D., J.S., M.G., M.L., R.B., J.S. — thanks for a fantastic summer! — K. A. P.F. — “Do you think we’ll go to the movies before you graduate?’’ — S.C. To my sister Kim, Congratulations, remember I’m here — Kirk Mair, Michelle, Eh, Eh, Eh, Gayle, Lisa, Lor, Paula, Bee, Moe, Lynn, Spaz, Jannie, Andy, Rich, Ben, Bump — Thanks for all the great times — I luv U all — Lisa Good luck in the future Brad Good Luck and God Bless — Love, Sue and John Lajoie Next summer?! . . . Luv The Putty Sisters Nat — You make us very proud to be your parents — Love M. + D. Hold on to your pants Hoi! R.P. — Did you ever find that box? Rae G.P. — I don’t want to look down or up, just straight ahead! Love RK Che — thanks for my daily telephone calls, I always look forward to them — Love ya Kair Oh, no, Muckmatic Flashbatlc, my mother, my daughter, Coast Guard 75 feet away, batteries for calculator. The Blue Falcon and the Nameless Wonder are off once more in the Rat Mobile. Larry — we should get a game going sometime — Rob Paul Bagdis Despite all our differences, we are all in this together. Good Luck! Randy Finn Au Revoir, everyone. I guess I really will miss this place! MJL Congratulations and good luck in the future. Mr. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Baker See ya’II later Kim, Lynne, Debbi, Cheryl, Tina, and Karen. Richard who said I couldn’t handle myself at the Prom?! I didn’t fall down once!! Good luck babe, Love Erin “Well kid you finally made it” P.H. “Moe . . . LOSE THIS GUY!!!” Cape Cod 83 — Mary A la clase de ’84, “Valdra la pena!” Felicitaciones y buena suerte de Senor y Senora Hudson y Scott Tush — We Luv Ya — J., G., J., and J. Erin, Dee, and Tara . . . NO, you can’t go get gas!!! Best of Luck to class of “84” from Mr. and Mrs. Priestley Deb — no more driving on dead-end streets, especially ones near ORNAT St. — de que piensas? — Moe Best wishes class of ' 84 — Mr P. Congratulations and continued success to the class of ’84 Hey Kim, Batman is so mint, Huh? See ya at F.P.? MD Good Luck Tim, Scott, and Janet from Huck and Bubba Congratulations Lisa and the class of 84 Lou and Mary Larose Pursue life with vigor and make every day worthwhile. To Tim B. Good luck In the future and all you do! You deserve it! Debby Eh, . . . Can I go too? . . . Ta Best of luck to the Class of ' 84 especially Laura Clemence Love, mom Best wishes to the class of ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christianson “Best wishes and congratulation on your graduation” S and A Best wishes to Class of ’84 — Mr. and Mrs. Gruszka Roses are red Violets are blue the Class of ’85 Is glad to get rid of you! Good Luck ’84-SC Exercises with Shell — Why are we always last? — My legs are too short! — your Buddy Drill partner Eeeeeerln; Erin Tully!! Where are you? Holly and Jane Janet, Karen, and Cheryl — I’ll never forget you. Love, Karen Good luck, Deb; I’ll miss ya in band and can I have your job? Congratulations Deb S.; you’ve made me truly proud — Love Mom See Mr. Ekblom, I told you B.C. would win. Nat — We love you! G. and L. Paula, just turn around and shut up, O.K.?” — L.Q. I’m so fat. I gotta lose weight. PASS THE BROWNIES! Cape 83 To Kim and Lynne may your futures be forever successful — Love, Grams The Four LOUDS — Lisa, Erin, Erin, and Lisa 152 § J s ¥ v y V x y y v v v v y v y v A A V v X 5? V S WE ' VE ONLY JUST BEGUN TO LIVE. SO MANY ROADS TO CHOOSE, WE START OUT WALKING AND LEARN TO RUN. AND WE ' VE JUST BEGUN. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A £ A A A A A A A A A ✓ A £ £ A § £ | £ § A A A £ £ A A A A i a « « A A £ £ A A A £ £ £ a % JUNIOR ACHIEVERS In 1983 a Junior National Honor Society was established at West Boylston Junior-Senior High School. The students elected to the Junior National Honor Society were chosen not only for their academic achievements but also for their leadership ability and civic participation. Eileen Mautner, a previous member at her former school, led the induction ceremony. The present members are Amy Alicandro, Jennifer Fries, Sherri Greene, Jennifer Holmes, Lisa Howard, Marianne Mullen, Chris Klein, Margery Webb, Chris Coleman, Matthew Benoit, and Danielle Mullen. 154 155 - Jeffrey Agurkis Kimberley Alicandro Tracey Bahn CLASS OF ’88 John Beam Dianne Bennett Matthew Benoit David Blake Kellie Buck Kimberley Cappabianca Sherri Cestodio Stephanie Christo Christopher Coleman Melinda Cranston Donna Cusanello Michael Dainis Michael Decoteau John Dipietro Laurie Dipilato Henry Dormitzer Cathleen Dugan Colleen Dugan Andrew Enila Melissa Esteves Guy Fallavollita Garrett Field Patty Fiagg Jon Foreman Marc Gaudette Julie Genelli Wendy Givan Paulette Gladys Todd Granger Todd Hall Heidi Hanson Holly Hanson 156 Melissa Loughlin relaxes. Jg Jeffrey Harris Jennifer Heath Jean Henault Brendan Hester Dean Kochanowski George Kokalis Christine Leary Kimberley Letendre Melissa Loughlin Carolyn Lovejoy Meaghan Mahoney Jeremy Mard Kevin Materas Audrey Mautner Susan Mautner Celeste Maykel Daniel McEnaney Patricia McLaughlin Kimberley McMillan Andrew Miller Danielle Mullen Christopher Pehl Tracy Perry Joseph Pukaite Wendy Quiry Jason Ratoff Todd Raymond Natalie Richardson Kendal Rivard Edward Rizzuto Daryl Roberts Timothy Rose Franklin Russell Laurie Scanlon Terence Sheehan Pamela Sheldon Donald Smith Michael Spratt Erin Stephens Melissa Supemor Michael Vignaly Sharon Welsh Marc Zungola 157 CLASS OF ’89 Christopher Agurkis Michelle Aubrey Tracy Avery Daniel Bavosi Michele Bavosi Felicia Bello Christina Belsito Nicole Benoit Tina Beyer Jodie Blake Jeremy Borjeson John Boucher Jay Brunetta Joseph Cappabianca Guy Caracciolo Charles Carelli Joel Carelli Brian Carroll Cheryl Casey David Castagnetti Kristopher Chiancola David Clark Tara Clark Megan Cleary Kevin Coleman Heather Cook Paul Cummings Alisa Cure James Ekberg Kirsten Faucher Gregory Finn Keith Fitzpatrick Jennifer Forrest Scott Forsyth Dawn Marie Fortin Evalyn Gambaccini David Goyette Heather Gray Karri Green Robin Haddad Cara Hannigan Shane Herbert Kimberly Holmes Leon Hovsepian Shane Herbert sighs. 158 Kim Cappabianca, Tom Sambito, and Bobby Shea talk in the lobby. Lisa Hovsepian Carter Hunt Lori Jackson Douglas Jardine Beth Johnson Tara Keegan Bessie Kokalis Derrick Kraemer Lisa Langhill Erik Latorre Scott Lavoie Jefferey Lindberg Dino Larusso Kimberley McGoldrick Kevin McKee Daniel McLaughlin Kate McLaughlin Scott Melendy Michael Menard Christopher Meola Roberto Miller Melissa Mobed Joseph Morris Sherri Newton Bryan O ' Connor Greg Pappanastos Matthew Pingeton Glenn Pogharian John Raphael 159 Melissa Recupero Matthew Richardson Jennifer Robinson Christopher Rotti Cindi Rudy Jennifer Ryan Melissa Salluce Thomas Sambito David Sarkisian Pamela Saro David Schofield Robert Shea David Sherwin Stefani Sirmans Katie Smith Sara Stephens James Stewart Jennifer .Sullivan Joseph Thibault Matthew Walker Carol Webb Eric Welbum Christopher Welcome Joseph Welcome Amy Willoughby Barbara Woodill missing (both grades): Amy Fortin, Kristin Micik, Heidi Tassie, Keith Lamountain, Jeffrey Majchrzak, Justin Maykel, Deanna Burton, Scott Drake, Melissa Johnson, Mark Pucetti, Ronald Rotti, Amy Willoughby, Scott Wilson, William Young 160 Greg Pappanastos, Jeff Lindberg, Danny Bavosi, John Raphael, Robbie Carroll, Paul Cummings, Chris Rotti, Paul Papandrea, Andy Carter, Colin Granger, Brian Carroll, Tom Lynch, Dino Lorusso, Mark Welbum, Todd Granger, Joey Koser, Eric Welburn, Joey Thibault, Rick Dunham, Dave Verdini, Scott Melendy, Ernie DeCoteau, Rich Gaitaine, Derrick LaPierre, Art Verdini Lisa Lenkarski, Kim McGoldrick, Stephanie Pasquale, Jodie Blake, Melissa Salluce, Tara Clark, Heather Cook, Alisa Cure, Sarah Stephens John Gleason, Billy Watkins, Bobby Shea, Joey Carlson, Billy Johnson, Guy Caracciolo, Ron Rotti, Dave Castagnetti, Chris Pehl, Jeff Majchrzak, Mike Decoteau, Russy Russell, Robert Monk, Coach Bianchini, Jeff Agurkis, Eddie Rizutto, Joel Carelli, Matt Benoit, Pete Flanagan, Tim Roberts, Brendan Hester, Dave Blake, Kevin McKee, Tom Sambito, John Boucher, Chuck Carelli, Guy Fallavollita STUDENT COUNCIL ART CHORUS BAND RK, GP — “HI, HI, HI, HI, HI, HI, HI, Hi, HI.” Congratulations to graduates who’ve worked at the V.B. Moal Squeakl — may you never have a reason to stop squeaking. Love Mom W.B.H.S. Boy’s Varsity Soccer ... It was great! — Bye Sue, Lis, and Rose. Helen, Buzz, and Gene — We should have won! — Gloria BUT MR. WINSTON! — Us, Bee, Gayle, Tina, Laurie, and Lisa Congratulations class of 84 Mr. + Mrs. G. Petty Congratulations. Good luck in the future. We love you all. Fred and Rebecca Kardon Congratulations, Deb H, Deb S, Randi, and Dave. “I do not love you for what you are, nor for what you have been, nor for what you are going to be, but for all three of the aforementioned, blgod.” Jane, Pass the burnt chicken? Good Luck Lynn — Look out world! — Sandy and Jim Good Luck in the future! Jim Lisa — About Matunuck: Next time, remember to put the plug in the boat BEFORE It’s in the water. Kalr — Scratch and sniff! Karen — Did you get your daily phone call yet? Cheryl Good-bye Sara + Lisa. I hope your “White Wimp” will always carry you! Love Lisa A.P. — you have mint arms! Best Wishes from Phyllis, Janice, Donna, and all. Jen — your boyfriend walks funny. Mair and Deb Lynn, thanks for always being there for me. — Love Shelley Fast cars and hot wheels — Big Al Kim, Karen, Karen, Deb, Janet, Jen, Tina, Lynne I’ll miss you — Cheryl M — you’re a good person, but you’re also a high school grad. Get out of the house. Luv ya! Beaker Bubba Anne is the most intelligent Shepard mix on the hill. How fast can you run? Joe, Nat, Craig, Holly, Lynn — I put up with a lot from you guys — but I still love you anyway — Sioux Shell — We made it! We’ve come a long way from “What’s a pica?”!! Kim — stay away from the toilet and Karen — I can show you . . . Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1984. Charlie and Deana Carelli To the Class of 1984 and Bouv, thanks for all your help and spirit — Shelley Rusty — Uncle Sam got you! Get diggin’ that ditch. Good luck! — Lisa Congratulations Jayne - I’m proud of you. love Mom Best Wishes — Mabes Congratulations Jayne + Good Luck George Jayne P.S.H. I love you Congratulations + good luck Jayne + Class of 1984 — TINA Four down there ain’t no more! Kim, Erin, Shelley, aren’t you glad April Fool ' s Day comes only once a year! Congratulations Judy Love Gramma + Grampa Good luck on your Graduation Judy Love Great Gran A Job well done, Judy Love Mom Good Luck class of 1984 — Mr. + Mrs. Akins LC “Let’s get SNOWBOUND” SM “Kimble + Kabbie you’re excellent!” Subbie Katie, before long we’ll be sitting here and it will be winter! SM Dave, Becky, + Laura — Remember the Accountin Corner! Sue Hey Mac, We’re playing Northbridge this week. How’s your shoulder? Good Luck Jeff, and the class of ’84 Robert and Marilyn Cranston Good Luck Jeff, Little Sis. Mr. Winston — Blitz! Blitz! Blitz! Hey Tim (Buckwheat), stop playing In the mud, nice try Northbridge ’83 165 Every year there is an apprec iation page in the yearbook with which the editors attempt to thank all the people who have helped to produce the book, and every year they thank Mrs. Bouvier. We realize that one page could never be enough to repay her for everything she ' s done for us. Mrs. Bouvier has an incredible ability for creating rapport with kids and that talent has made her our assistant, our teacher, and our guide — but most importantly it has made her our friend. It takes a very special person to share herself with a time-consuming project like the yearbook, and Mrs. Sharron Bouvier is just that. Thank you, thank you to an outstanding woman. There were too many people on the yearbook staff to list in this space — and we thank every one of you sincerely — but two people really put themselves out for us and we feel it necessary to express our gratitude to Karen Hill and Erin Mahoney for their willingness to help out at any time. Lisa Larose was our diligent ad salesperson. Also, thanks and good luck to Mary Papandrea. Mr. Edward Bouvier was a tremendous help to us and this book is filled with examples of his photographic talent. Thanks to Mr. Winthrop Handy for his patience with our demands. Mr. Ronald Schofield, Dr. Richard Danford, Mike Drake, Rachel Kardon, and Gayle Petty also donated pictures to the 1984 Lion ' s Roar which were greatly appreciated. Love and thanks, Natalie and Shelley 166 § KX «««««« «««««««« ««««« $ V x x x NX Nx NX NX X N NX V x NX NX NX x NX X X X X O X x NX o X NX NX $ X V i.4 y X XN N N gg X X X XN XN XN X XN XN XN XN XN X XN X X | � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � XN V x A X X X X NN XN XN XN XN XN NO XN XN XN XN XN N -v XN N XN N XN XN XN XN XN XN N XN g g XN x XN XN XN XN X XN xN XN XN XN £ g X XN X XN g g X ' 0 XN XN XN X x XN C XN XN XN gN XN XN XN XN X XN XN XN $ g X X 1 N XN p J GOOD-LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 84 WALTER C. CRANSTON SON INC. 205A WEST BOYLSTON STREET WEST BOYLSTON, MA 835-3775 168 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 84 DYNAMETER TUNE-UP SERVICE 205A WEST BOYLSTON STREET WEST BOYLSTON, MA 835-3775 169 COMPLIMENTS OF WEST BOYLSTON’S PROFESSIONALS Dr. Ero Aijala Dr. Albert Anthony Dr. James Blodgett Dr. Richard Danford Dr. Thomas Halpin Dr. Thomas Kim Dr. John Mercaldo Dr. John Sanders Dr. John Sullivan Dr. John Swalec Dr. Warren Trow Dr. Demetre Tsagronis Dr. Michael Theerman 170 171 Sales - Service - Parts WEST BOYLSTON POWER EQUIPMENT INC. 26 WEST BOYLSTON STREET WEST BOYLSTON, MA. 01583 PHONE : 835 6312 AUTHORIZED SALES • SERVICE • PARTS WESTMINSTER POWER EQUIPMENT INC. 51 Main • • • Westminster MA. CHAIN SAWS-IAWN MOWERS-SNOWBLOWERS-TRACTORS 874-0646 Bn . •i- j -e i v WEST BOYLSTON FLORIST WE DELIVER DAILY 235 West Boylston St , Rt. 12, W. Boylston 835-2205 Send your thoughts with special gxnxaanjciixn Buffing - Waxing - Washing - Interiors D R MOTOR CAR COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE RECONDITIONING 26 W. Boylston St. (in Back) W. Boylston, Mass. 01583 Answering Service 835-3602 Ron Goodale 835-3704 Fresh Silk Flower Arrangements For All Occasions Balloon Bouquets MOUS£ o, 0 LYNN M. VALOIS I Q 307 West Boylston Street ■0; West Boylston, MA. 01583 0 Lu 0 L-T MON. - SAT. 10: AM - 5:30 PM 0. fi (617)835-4115 % VISA MASTER CHARGE TELAFLORA Congratulations Class of 1984 PINE HILL MOTEL Floyd Judy Pearcy 172 Truk- A way Inc. 124 Hartwell St. West Boylston, Mass. 835-6001 173 835-3541 Walker Walker Magnetic Chucks 4} GOULD Bux Magnetic Drill Stands Walker-Bux Lift Magnets VlL FUNER AL HOME O.S. WALKER CO., 1 WEST BOYLSTON ST. INC. ROBERT D. GOULD WEST BOYLSTON, MA. Rockdale St., Worcester, MA 01606 01583 R.E. Chapman Company Largest and Best Equipped Well Drillers in New England 33 North Main St. West Boylston, MA 174 175 Congratulations from Parker ' s West Boylston, Mass. 01583 Telephone: (617) 835-3267 176 Best Wishes Class of 84 “THE CHOICE OF THOSE WHO DEMAND THE BEST” RON’S SOUND RECORDING SERVICE CUSTOM INDOOR • OUTDOOR • SYSTEMS • SHOWS • GRADUATIONS • CONCERTS • OUTING • MEETINGS DISC DEMO’S • PRESSING • OPEN REEL • 8 TRACK AND CASSETTE DUPLICATION • DISCO NOSTALGIA RECORD HOPS SALES • RENTALS • REPAIRS Ron George Electronic Sound 835-3620 140 Pierce Street Technician West Boylston, Mass. Compliments Of Water Sewer Supplies (617) 835-4431 H.R. PRESCOTT SONS, INC. 165 HARTWELL ST., WEST BOYLSTON, MA. 01583 177 WORCESTER CONTROLS CORPORATION Hartwell St. West Boylston, MA 178 Best Wishes From Franklin Manor Restaurant Luncheons, Dinners and Parties NEED MONEY FOR SCHOOL? GET A LOW COST STUDENT LOAN FROM WC iS Higher education costs can really put a dent i n your wallet. But more and more students are find- ing that a low cost student loan is a relatively pain-free way of taking the edge off tuition bills. And there are other things students are discover- ing: the low student loan interest rate of just 8 .. for new applicants, and the money that ' s available-up to $2,5(X) a year for undergraduates and $5, (XX) a year for graduates. And you can apply to the school of your choice. Over 7,500 colleges, universities, technical and hospital schools across the United States are eligi- ble for this student loan program. To find out more, or to apply for a student loan, call or visit any WCiS office. -was WORCESTER COUNTY INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS Member FDIC WEST BOYLSTON— 835-6239— The Fair Plaza. Route 12 Congratulations Class of ’84 Refco, Inc. 730 Main Street Boylston, Mass. Cutting Tools and Abrasives For Industry Line Fuller Russ Fuller Bob Hanna Don Adams Mark Fuller 179 CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF YOU WB PTA Class of 84 Class of 85 Class of 86 Class of 87 Class of 88 Class of 89 Compliments of THE WEST BOYLSTON FIREMEN’S ASSOCIATION AND WOMAN’S AUXILIARY 180 181 853-1950 853-2855 PROTANO ' S SERVICE STATION • General Repairs • Complete Road and Wrecker Service • Fully Guaranteed Exhaust Systems SUMMIT AUTO SALES 937 WEST BOYLSTON ST., WORCESTER Phone: 853-0220 Mr. Mrs. Peter Isgro Welcome You To Europa Super Cuts for Guys Gals 500 West Boylston St. Worcester, Mass. 01606 CHRISTOPHER BARTLETT Distributor Worcester Telegram The Evening Gazette Sunday Telegram West Boylston, Mass New and Used Cars Bob P rota no Manager Joseph Protano Proprietor Jim Gardner Manager Strand’s 1 West Boylston Drive Worcester, Mass. Compliments of Office: 5 W. Boylston St. Tel. 835-3472 Res. 835-4754 182 Merle Harris Manager Guaranty Bank . Trust Company THE CONIFER GROUP INC. 240 West Boylston Street Wtest Boylston, Massachusetts 01583 Tel. 617 835-4837 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1984 Charlie, Nancy Chris, Jeff, Erin, Jennifer 183 COMPLIMENTS OF IT AM 231 Lake Avenue Worcester, MA 01604 — Beano — Every Sunday 7 p.m. Club Facilities for Banquets and Weddings 184 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 84 TULLY INSURANCE 641 West Boylston Street Worcester, MA FORD CARS TRUCKS “Your FORD dealer for over sixty years.” SUNNYSIDE MOTOR CO., INC. Dan Harrington Holden, Massachusetts Tel. 829-4333 Congratulations and Great Success in all your Endeavors From Beverages 1600 Boston Providence Highway Walpole, MA 02081 668-1285 769-2020 185 B peoples SAVINGS BANK WORCESTER AUBURN WEST BOYLSTON WESTBORO HOLDEN 791-3861 Complete Line of Lee Clothing Worcester Road Sterling, Mass. Compliments of SCHULTZ LUBRICANTS, INC. 221 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. Distributors of Kendall Lubricants O Kendall Congratulations to the class of 84 from the WEST BOYLSTON POLICE DEPARTMENT Tel. (61 7) 835-6258 29 Prospect St. W. Boylston, M A 01583 NEW ENGLAND ANIMAL MEDICAL CENTER (Div. of NEICM] Small and Large Animal Medicine and Surgery R. Tashjian, V.M.D., Pres. D. Zarish, D.V.M. C. Schaefer, D.V.M. D. Dzanis, D.V.M. CHARLES LEROUX Tel. 835-60 7 ! MEATMASTER INC. 76 Central St. West Boylston, Mass. 01583 Fresh Wrapped Meats ‘Freezer Orders Wholesale and Retail Congratulations from WINSTON MEADOWBROOK IGA PHARMACY W. Boylston St. W. Boylston Paul Brenda Werme West Boylston, Mass. Your West Boylston Prescription Center Marshall S. Werblin, Pharmacist Serving West Boylston for 25 years 188 Andy’s Sunoco Service Station Tires, Batteries, Accessories, Road Service, Electronic Tune-Up, Tires Balanced, Minor Repair Work 21 West Boylston St., West Boylston, Mass. Tel. 835-4435 WEST BOYLSTON 69 Sterling Si. (Rte 110 S 12) (next to Value Pharmacy) West Boylston, MA Friday Only Fish Chips 835-6655 WEST BOYLSTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 12 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. 835-3877 835-4877 AARON GOODALE III, Agent 189 J. 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