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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1985 volume:

PROPERTY OF $ rattan iHrmnrtal fhtbltr lOthntnj West Boylston, Mass. Purchased Received March 1986 No - 6320U TABLE OF CONTENTS PROLOGUE 4 DEDICATION 16 SENIOR FORMALS 17 FACULTY 33 SENIOR INFORMALS 41 ACTIVITIES 65 SPORTS 93 n.4 ' c V 7 • CLUBS 123 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 135 UNDERCLASSMEN 145 ADS 157 JUNIOR HIGH 185 APPRECIATION 192 EPILOGUE 193 $ j) K % T 3 WE’LL ALWAYS BE TOGETHER IN SPIRIT 4 AND IN SOUL. NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS WE’LL ALWAYS BE WHOLE. WE’LL NEVER FORGET ALL THE MEMORIES WE’VE MADE, 6 AND SOMETIMES THE FUTURE 7 WE ALWAYS WILL REMEMBER OUR TEACHERS AND OUR SCHOOL. AND YET WE’LL BE STARTING ON PROJECTS SO NEW. WE’LL WALK DOWN A NEW ROAD 12 OUR FOND FAREWELL IS SAID. 13 THE FUTURE WILL FORCE US TO FACE OUR BRAND NEW LIVES. The dedication of this year’s Lion’s Roar is to Mr. David Keeney. Mr. Keeney had been the class of 1985’s advisor for five years. His dedication to the class has made it possible for events such as our Junior Prom, Senior Ball, and graduation to be successful. He also has helped this class to win the play competitions three years in a row, something that no other class has accomplished. With this we, the class of 1985, would like to thank Mr. Keeney for all he has done. 16 MARK ALAN BARAKIAN “Some are born to move the world, to live their fantasies, but most of us just dream about the things we’d like to be.’’ LAUREN PATRICE ACKERT “Still round the corner there must wait — a new road or a secret gate; and though I oft have passed them by, a day will come at last when 1 — shall take the hidden paths that run — West of the Moon, East of the Sun.’’ SHERRY MARIE BASSAN “In my hands, 1 hold today ... In my dreams, I hold tomorrow ... In my faith, I hold forever.’’ KATHLEEN DEBORAH AKINS “I decided long ago, never to walk in any- one’s shadow. If I fail, if I succeed At least I’ve lived as I believe.’’ LYNN MARIE BLAKENEY ' ‘If you love something set it free, if it comes back it’s yours. If not, it was never meant to be ...” 17 HEATHER CHAMPION BROWN Pear pimples for the hairy fishnuts.’’ SCOTT ALAN BREARLEY The secret to success in life is not to do what you like, but to like what you do.” KIMBERLEE BOYNTON Live each day as if there were no tomor row. JO ANN BRUHN If I had one wish, I’d wish that I could know the places I have yet to go, the ways I’ll change, the things I’ll do, the special dreams I’ll make come true.” LISA ANN BRYNGELSON Those were the days my friends, l thought they’d never end. We’d sing and dance for- ever and a day. We’d live the life we’d chose. We’d fight and never lose. Those were the days. Oh yes, those were the days!” LINDA SUSAN BURNS “All the world’s indeed a stage and we are merely players, performers , and por- trayers.’’ WESLEY JOSEPH BURTON “Ain’t it funny how you feel when your find- ing out it ' s real?’’ DEBRA ELIZABETH CARELLI “People look around you! It’s there your hope must lie There ' s a seabird above you Gliding in one place I Like Jesus in the sky.” Jackson Browne LINDA JEAN CARLSON “ You can’t be afraid of love, It ' s all around you. Running away won’t do any good. I Forget the past and the bad memories it holds Think of the future and all the happi- ness it can unfold. It’s the bad times that make you wonder why. I It’s the good times that bring you the reply. Love can be the scariest thing. lit can also be your fulfilled dream.” JOSEPH ANTHONY CARRIGAN “Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dream and a pock- et full of gold.” 19 SCOTT WILLIAM CASEY “The tragedy of life is not that it ends too soon, but that we wait so long to begin it.” BERNARD JOSEPH CASTAGNETTI, JR. ‘ ‘Success in the future to all my fellow gradu- ates.” JAMES ALLEN CHENARD “Our memories of yesterday will last a life time, we’ll take the best, forget the rest, and some day we ' ll find these are the best of times.” SHERILYNNE KATRINA CHIANCOLA . All my life ' s a circle, sunrise and sun- down. The moon glows through the night time till the day break comes around. I All my life ' s a circle, but I can ' t tell why the seasons spinning round again, the years keep rolling by ...” KIMBERLEA ANN CHRISTO “Thanks for the times that you’ve given me. The memories are all in my mind, but now that we’ve come to the end of our rain- bow ...” 20 JENNIFER ANN COLANGELO “To have faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. KEVIN SCOTT DAY “ The minutes of the world, what miseries and griefs are crowded into them. ANNETTE MARIE DEVILLERS “This is what the Lord asks of you, only this, to act justly, to love tenderly, and walk hum- bly with your God.” Micah 6:8 DARLENE PATRICIA DIBARA ‘ ' Living is easy with eyes closed, misunder- standing all you see. Its getting hard to be someone, but it all works out ...” John Lennon 21 JACLYN BETTY DOSTOURIAN There are no passengers on Spaceship Earth, everybody ' s crew. Marshall McLuhan MARY ELIZABETH ELLSWORTH The goal in life is to achieve your full poten- tial. KEVIN DAVID FITZPATRICK Either I will find a way or I will make one. ARTHUR FLAGG ‘ ‘It is harder to be happier than other people because we always believe others to be hap- pier than they are. JAMES MICHAEL FOREMAN We found people we could trust and call friends. We enhanced our knowledge each day to the fullest. We have prepared ourselves for the day we have to say good- bye. So now the time has come to flourish into that person we have always wanted to be. It’s our turn to make dreams reality, and carry life as our own responsibility. 22 MICHELE KENNEDY FORTIN “Accepting one note pure and easy, playing so free like a breath rippling by.’’ JEFFREY SCOTT GORDON “To worry little and study little is my idea of complete happiness.’’ PETER ALBERT FRIES “No matter where you go, there you are.” KORI LEE GILSON “ Running wild — running free — that’s what it ought to be. TIMOTHY ROBERT GOULD “I’m a tiger when I want love, I ' m a snake if we disagree.’’ 23 LAWRENCE H. GRADY EDWARD PAUL GREENOUGH If you believe it, you can achieve it. LISA MARIE GREENE There is only one success ... to live your life in your own way.” ROBERTA JEAN HAYES We’ve come to far to leave it all behind . . . Good-bye is not an ending, for you’ll find along life’s way, within your heart you’ll al- ways have a part of yesterday. PATRICK JOSEPH HORGAN When the sun rises to the sky, and the moon fades away into the blue horizon, may you be far away on the way to a beautiful future as you travel on the like of your dreams into the void of life. 24 STEPHANIE JANE KNOEBBER “Come join the fun it’s a merry-go-round. Everyone’s dancing their troubles away. Come join the party see how we play.’’ COLLEEN MARY LABOSSIERE “Yesterday is already a dream, and tomor- row is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happi- ness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope.’’ DANIEL JOSEPH LAMBERTO “ One who has faith in one’s self will succeed in what he does.’’ ERIKA ELIZABETH LEDOUX “The tide never goes out so far that it will not return.’’ DAVID ALAN LINDBERG “Just when you thought you’re good, some- one better comes along.’’ 25 ANNETTE MARIE MERCURIO ‘ ‘ When you look over your shoulder and you see the life that you’ve left behind. When you think it’s over do you ever wonder? What it is that holds your life so close to mine.” CHRISTOPHER MATTHEW MURPHY “ When times are their worst Keep your eyes open wide! ' Cause through it all are moments that shine and moments that glowll’m gonna be there for mine.” LYNNE MICHELLE NEWTON ‘‘Dare to do what you dream. Search your heart to know what you most desire to do; then do it, for you can become by persever- ance what you long to be.” SCOTT DAVID NELSON ‘‘Lucky I ' m the same after all I’ve been through. I can’t complain, but sometimes I still do. Lifes been good to me.” ROBERT EDWARD O’CONNELL III Time passes and you must move on half the distance takes you twice as long. Keep on singing for the sake of a song. After the Thrill is Gone.” 26 MARY ELLEN PAP ANDREA Tired of lying in the sunshine, staying home to watch the rain. You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today. And then one day, you find ten years have got behind you. No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun. STEVEN MARK PERRY ... so as you ride yourself over the fields, and you make all your animal deals, and your wize men don’t know how it feels . . . To Be Thick as a Brick.’’ ROBERT STANLEY PARKER Anyone willing to be corrected is on the pathway to life. Anyone who refuses the truth has lost his chance.” GARY MARTIN POGHARIAN Life is a boundless privilege, and when you pay for your ticket, and get into the car, you have no guess what good company you will find there. PAUL JOSEPH PASQUALE Don’t make the best of what you’ve got, make what you ' ve got the best. 27 STEPHEN EDWARD PRIESTLEY “ Well my friends the time has come to raise the roof and have some fun. MICHELLE MARIE PRUNEAU We thank our friends for sharing the times. Our loves for sharing our hearts. Now the time has come to leave these memories, but still we must go on, seek our future, for our time is eternity and eternity must be shared. GREGG ALAN RAMSTROM ‘ ‘ When l die bury me deep, lay a stereo at my feel. Place the headphones on my head, and forever play the Grateful Dead. ' ’ MEREDITH NADINE ROBINSON They were The Best of Times That I will remember Through the Years Just the Way They Are It was almost as if it was Paradise . KIMBERLEY ANN SARKISIAN Keep me away from the wisdom that does not cry, the philosophy which does not laugh, and the greatness which does not bow before children. 28 DAWN MARIE SCOTT “You never realize how much something means to you until you no longer have it.’’ MARK LAWRENCE SHEPARD “Life is too short to take seriously all the time.” E. HEATHER SMILEY “The best and the most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt by the heart.” KELLY MARIE STANDRING “If the elevator tries to bring you down — go crazy — punch a higher floor. ' ' PRINCE SCOTT STANLEY “There Are Two paths you can go by but in the long run there is still time to change the road you ' re on.” 29 CHARLES ANDREW STEVENS Success is the measure of effort. DORINDA MARIE STEVENS Think in terms of bridges burned. Think of seasons that must end. See the rivers rise and fall. They will rise and fall again. Everything must have an end, like an ocean to the shore. It’s the famous final scene. MATTHEW RALPH SUPERNOR Everything is easier to get into than it is to get out of. SARA MARY TITUS To every sunrise there’s a new beginning and to every sunset there’s a memory that will forever remain. STEVE EDWIN TRAUGH What a long strange trip its been. The Grateful Dead 30 NOREEN ELSIE VERDINI “I have a thirst within me which will never fully be satisfied; it is the desire to go beyond, to know and explore tomorrow.” (ST. JOHN) SEAN PAUL WELBURN ‘‘The most important thing in life is to live it your own way.” JOHN FREDERICK WILD, JR. ‘‘The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, and miles to go be- fore I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep.” Robert Frost BRUCE WALKER GINGER ANN WATKINS ‘‘I have tomorrow in my dreams of today. II am the future I ' ll find the way. You are yes- terday, gone like our sun. You are the memo- ries, fading one by one. Today when saw you, I remembered our past. IWe shared something wonderful, it just didn’t last. II can’t stay any longer, I have to move on. To look for the future. Yesterday is gone.” 31 MICHAEL WITKUS TODD CHRISTOPHER YAHNIAN Ashes to diamonds, foe and friend; we were all equal in the end. 32 One morning as Fred was driving to school he received demerits (5) from the shop quartet for doing donuts in the student parking lot. Donna Price Secretary Kathleen Bavosi Secretary Gerald Silven Graphic Arts Richard Priestley Industrial Arts George Smalanskas Industrial Arts Robert Wills Mechanical Drawing While trying to run from the scene of the crime, slipped on some ice and twisted his ankle. Due to severe pain, Fred skipped homeroom and went straight to the nurse. She told him that he would probably live and that he should check in at the office. 34 While on his way to French, he remembered that he forgot to do his physics homework. Thomas Duffy Science, Mathematics Sally Backstrom Science Lawrence McGrail Physics, Electronics Robert Monroe Science Angelina Scopelliti French, Spanish Marsha Hudson Spanish Edward Bouvier Chemistry 35 He decided he would do it during his history class. When the bell rang he sprinted down the corridor so he wouldn’t be late for his next class, but when he turned the comer he ran smack into the art teacher causing her to drop everything. She was so angry, she gave him 6 demerits. Ralph Pendleton Social Studies Nadia Radwan Art Edward Anderson Social Studies Judith Roy Social Studies Helping her pick everything up made him late for his study hall. He decided to go to the library, but upon receiving the pass he changed his mind and roamed the halls instead. William Foley Social Studies Emily Boosahda Art Jean Stuart Library 36 Benjamin Lorge Guidance Carol DeWaele Secretary Alda McCarthy Home Economics Sandra Lawrence Business Education He went to the home ec. room to find out what the food I class was making that day. He then proceeded to the senior wing corridor, where he was spotted by one of the business teachers. Sharyn Holmlund Guidance She proceeded to give him 4 demerits for being in an unauthorized area and for forging his library pass. Because of all these demerits, he decided to visit the guidance office. Mary Salmon Business Education Kathleen Gruszka Home Economics In return they forwarded him to the special education department, who then suggested he take up music to occupy his idle study hall time. The bell rang and on his way to the gym, Fred passed the cafeteria. Judith Petit Special Education Mary Ann Anderson Physical Education Paula Gorrell Special Education Grace Johnson, Herbert Maynard Music Beverly Schofield Health Linda Parker Special Education Ronald Ekblom Physical Education Cafeteria Ladies 38 Roberta Taylor English Edward Traver English Joseph Garofoli English, French Steven White English Shirley Gorman, Sharron Bouvier English Anne Cogswell Reading Seeing all his buddies, he decided to skip gym, after all he had a sprained ankle. While sitting down to a peaceful meal someone hit him in the eye with a pea, causing all havoc to break out. Ruth Bositis English The cafeteria was in a full fledge food fight. And poor Fred was blamed once again giving him 8 more demerits. After lunch Fred went to English. 39 Where he decided he would write a program to tally his total demerits for the day. So after English, he went to the computer room and with the help of the math department he was successful in tabulating all his demerits for the day. Seeing he had so many, he decided he should pay the administration a visit. Gertrude Doherty Mathematics Maureen M. Marshall Associate Principal Anthony Perry, Gerald Movnihan Mathematics Justin McGrath Mathematics Carlton J. O’Connor Principal David Keeney Mathematics Curtis Simpson Computer Leo Sullivan Superintendent 40 41 LAUREN ACKERT Lulubell Li, Erika, Heather, Jackie, Kim Babs Baisin Harbor — sailing with Li — ‘83 Roast Chuawua!! SKI INSTRUCTING 4th dimensional calculator!?! Where’s your sense of adventure? Quebec B.H. Cross Country 9, 10; Track 9; Cheerleading 9; Musical 11; Play Competitions 10, 11; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Camera Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12. KATHY AKINS Kath wait — where am I? mustangs and mercedes Bob — B.F. P.? . Cheering Meri, Steph, Kim, Michelle, Darlene W the best two in ‘83 noses lead to goosebumps pfpwkm saphires Steve, just like Kim + Tim!? Kimbie and Sube summer of ‘84 Bobert, Dorinda, Markus, Rob, Chris all us kids whatsup? oh lights, the ceiling, clouds breakfast anyone? (the following students . ) Lis, are we late? Take this dream, set it free — Tom Petty Dawn-aid, Lis, Darlene, Annette, Ed + Dave fruit-loops cheerio I don’t act blond — most of the time! pistachios! JefT, I never ever put words in your mouth! nope, I’m grounded Deering: Scott, S.B., K.G. Beeza and other friends. dc the rest of my life urn, just another stupid question such a fine memory, think I ' m gonna take it with me — Bob Seger. Football Cheering 10, 11, 12; Basketball Cheering 9, 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Committee; Pep Club. MARK BARAKIAN B RAKE Fuzzy DEE who cares West Boylston under the lights Motorin’, 100, 220 RUSH We Gone B Late HATE Kev, Bob, Scott, Steve, Jim, Chuck, Jay Kath, Rob. Nor, Meri, Dar, Jo, and all the rest 85!! Bob’s Hot Dogs — Solubrious Breakfast Club 10. 11, 12 Cape Cod 30, 43 34 never again Hey, guess what Class Ring, where!?! Whal License?? W.B.F.D. D R A.M.L. Linda TOMA 101 Octane Boost M.L.B.G. No kidden Go carts and whip cream Duke Sue. the last one Mouse, Snake, Helen O.K., Bye Bye Rush, In The End Pink Floyd, Final Cut, Good Bye W.B.H.S. Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Senior Play 11, 12; Band 9. 10. 11: Musicals 11. 12. SHERRY BASSAN Sha, Shezzee, Linda. Jodie, Kori, Irene, Selina, Joze. Kal Kan, Bambeano’s Red Rose 84 BA’s Little Sister Little Roberto oranges Oct. 4, 83 Mt. Wachusett ‘‘Hey Linda, want to skip?” Dodge Dart Breakfast Partners in Crime 4-Wheelin Bemies Angels Hi Dear Wha ts up Chicks? “Whatever” Aug. trailor the four J,S,T,C “Dr. Mark I have a problem Where is my new truck. Sister Sue Koala Bears Joze call work for me” Cathay Island Art 9, 10, 12; Business 9, 11, 12; Graphic Arts 12; Home Ec. 11, 12. 42 KIM BOYNTON Kimmie JEFF Richie, Mark + Nettie, Todd, Heather Sibil + Lisa . “Mel” Martha’s Vineyard — you can do it Nettie February 11, 1980 but Mrs. B. I like it out door concerts, Willie + Waylon, Charlie Daniels, Crosby Stills and Nash Sunday Adventures New Years Eve ’85 Meet us at P Street Yeah Kimmie Hawkeye The Greatful Dead ’83-’84 Doro Friday night dilemma “What are we going to do?” Anyone got any suggestions? Don’t you work at S + S? Richie you’re so agravating! Kimmie why don’t you take my car home and pick me and Richie up in the morning Thanks Mrs. B. for all your help Bye Art Club 10, 11, 12; (vice-president 11, 12); Graphic Arts 12; Workstudy 12. HEATHER BROWN Dolby, Honeybee, Kamakazee, Pookey, Pantee, Mel, Tom, John, Harry, Peter — 1,2,3 Chucklets + Momcat Banzai Mr. McGinty — practise? Hannahs, Dan, Grrbill, PigWig : Bop till you drop Kelly on the Telly Squeeze Spaz B.M. Wacky “I love men ALSG E.L., L.B., L.G. PFREDDIE + GOATCHEESE “Australia, Autralia — We love you!” No puftas! lumberjack CRITTERS! Road Warrior . AUF WIEDERSEHGN MAD MAX. SCOTT BREALEY Breaks Dave, Ed, Chuck, B-Rake, Casey, and the rest of the dues owing senior class Treasurer ’85 Fast Eddy Basketball Mgr Hi, Fellas!!! Heve’s Rickey’s Record “Wanna go get something to eat?” Celtics Sanyo Ed’s Stupidity Dollar “Eat the System” Rhode Island New Hampshire Bill Cosby Lionel Richie Commodores Motown. Treasurer 12; Basketball Mgr. 9, 10, 11, 12; Football Mgr. 10; Shop 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12. LYNN BLAKENEY TOM Sheri Lynn together again MARTHA’S VINEYARD ‘Summer of 82’ friends forever Make a run for Connecticut December 5, 1985 Chevelle the Nursing Home G.W Hi! see ya later N.Y.C., maybe? Y ' ou’re not mad are you? Where’s that shirt? good friends will always be there when you need them no matter how far apart 43 JO ANN BRUHN JOJO Robbie, Kimmie B — ! awesome Pilsbury Dough Girl Nor, Lisa, Moi, Rob Ed — roomates — Quebec ’84 Kev, how was the bathroom floor, cold? Mair, Deb, Jen, Miki mcc mo Whoever said 8 is enough? Buzz, say bye-bye to WB Cheers, GAH pinch, ME, never Rob Ken, what a pair! Nettie Kimmie Pete Pipi KF — why won’t your car start? Mickey Dee ' s period 5 breakfast! Ya let ' s go Ging Tree “B” student Rob Kim, I was talking you know!! caleche-Guy (mi amore) LC MS — yes, no, yes, no definitely not BB Steph did you find a big enough potato yet? Curia I hafla sit In front Girl George MH Abercrombie wicked mint SBAVOWBJ-LYLAS Look out world here I come!!! Field Hockey; Basketball; Softball; Varsity Club; Pep Club; Art Club; Home Ec. Club; Homecoming Club; Play Comps.; Spanish Club; French Club; Cheaper by the Dozen. LISA BRYNGELSON TREE the chaufeur haw, Sue, Jaque, Chicken, Erika, Kelly, Lisa, Rob, Nor, Jen 2 B-Ball-Bell, Bread, Bush, Buff, Stub, Goy, Coach over carbonated “oh just peachy chocolate the limo a red Ferrari dancing, modeling ' 82! The Police, Sting, Hail Oates, DURAN DURAN, Simon, J.T. parrots England Beverly Hills Cop ' 85 L 2 JRS Moody Beach, Maine summers “I wear my sunglasses at night” Col, B H. VT. sailing with Law. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track Field 9, 10, 11 , 12 . LINDA BURNS Linda Sue, Angel, Dave Pooh Ski Bum — SugarloafUSA pasta pit Mickey. Enrico, Mark, Babs, the SLIZ Sisters. Heart-On, Renz, Art Di, Wacker B.C.’s, Crossing Bob ' s. Mitch Jim Kim. Scott, Kevv, Joe That’s great Patrick. Sean and Jimmy OPII Biggus SHNOLOUS the little green car Tender is the night Rebel Yell Closer to the heart New York ' 84, Quebec ' 84, Rhode Island. Hampton Beach Steve, you hungry Lowell Dave Cullen room 305 I’m sorry MAB I ' m still thinking of you Gund Bears Tammy, Misty Rush, Prince, U2, A night at Hojo ' s deport ’em It’s been real. WES BURTON 44 JOE CARRIGAN “Malone” Kate Fitz Murph Saab Killer Steve BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN THE BOSS!” The Weekend” Boston Sports . “Murph get your suit on! W B Football. Opening Night under the Lights! 79” Mustang Hey Fitz, leave me some room in the parking lot! The V The Yellow Building, The Indians How about a midnight swim Steve?! The River, Greetings From Asburv Park, The Wild, the innocent, and the E Street Shuffle Clarence “Nick Clemons Italian food — pigskin and Lasagna” The dungeon will be remembered — right Mic? . “Born to Run” Football 11,12; Electronics; Metals; Graphic Arts; Play Comps 10, 11, 12. LINDA CARLSON DAVID Partying at the Church yard Bemies Angels Keesh Me Baby!!! TWIG, Lynnee, Linda Lou, Kalcan . “Hey, Basketcase” wanna go to breakfast?? What?? I Yike You! Hey Jodes!!! Linduur!! Don Steve Sherry Jodie Julie Jen C Hey Guys, let’s go bowling? Deep Purple Krokus Journey Judas KISSING COUSINS!! ’67 Camaro — What memories!! Miss Salmon (shorty) classes!!! We Gotta Get Out of This Place Jen C.’s Moody Bloobs! YEEHA!! Bye, Bye, W.B. ALWAYS AND FOREVER!! Business Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Rally 9; Chorus 9; Home Ec. Club 9, 10, 12; Wood Working 10, 11 , 12 . SCOTT CASEY The Wall Moily, Pete the Wiz, Kev, Steve, Linda, the grand poofta Hojo ’84 Quebec ’84 Chickens Floyd, Bowie, Jerry Lee Lewis, The final solution The boddest x -country team Delusions of Grandeur aurevoir et merci pour tout les poissons Uncle Ed and Aunt Angie worms Long Slow Distance Seagirt ZZ Top H.B. the N.C. Bob + Plistone The Final Cut Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Art Club 9, 12; Home Ec. Club 11; Business Club 9, 12. DEBRA ELIZABETH CARELLI Debe Bell Mair, Jen, Mik, Heath, Fiesta chicas Moe and Kim Col, Dawn, Ging, Lynne, Jo, Tree O.S.B. speed balls mint arms, but stubby fingers de white people banana peels?!?! the walk spearmint? — no thanks! But we can make it Yes, Sr. Paula we were ar C.C.D. Oh yno nice cahr this gum has got to go when is this class over ?!?! ambi slow down Mario Tender is the night comfortably numb a day at the beach let’s tango Bye Janet Bye C. and J. not flaky, misunderstood Q.E.D. basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; softball 9, 10, 11, 12; fieldhockey manager 12; varsity club 10, 11, 12; athletic advisory council; pep club 9. 10; art club 10; 45 BERNIE CASTAGNETTI Joe, Kev, Steve, Murph, Mick, Bona, I wonder how he got that name? Dur-ham, Lang, Craig The Porcelin God Flash at the dungeon ' 82 Hampton ' 84 Hey Joe whats up? All nighters at the Inn Keepers Steph, Heidi, Pam, Kate, Chrispea Charlie Daniels Bruce Springsteen, The Boss Eagle, Twisted Silven, Chicken Lips Bob I need advise who me I don’t have a twitch Because U Desrve What Every Indivtsual Surely Expects Regularly Bernie ' s Angels Mrs. C. can I borrow your car? Murph are you busy tonight we need a favor? We gotta get out of this place! Metals 10, 11, 12; Wood Working 9, 10. 11, 12; Graphic Arts 11, 12. JIM CHENARD Pink Floyd Rush ZZ Top Journey Styx Deep Purple Guillaume Master Kev . Master Casey . Pete The Wlz Crash “We’re gonna hit?! “Victim of circumstance” Quebec ’84 New york ’85 Acey Deucey. Stan Allas Bob” Hooo’s “All Nighter Book of Truth Hey Dude SHERI CHIANCOLA Z more love L.T. Da Lynn Joy Dina x-mas ’83 — spyder — yeah! Aug. 1, ’83 — special Quebec ' 84 Ramada Inn N.Y.C. — M-O-U-S-E 12 kids — yes I was very busy during practice choo choo Sapple BB My Baby Hampton ' 84 x-mas ' 84 at Zete and Bill Oh NO The Boogie got me under the mistletoe! Good-Bye Bob Goerge’s Place All Night Long at Studio 54 High Energy When Doves Cry M.V. ’82 Lynn B. — Did you think I could forget you? Mom, Rich, Dad K.C. — Oh Brother! It’s Finally over More most Mr Z N.Y.C. Here I Come!!! Art Club 9. 10, 11, 12; French Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Home Ec. Club 11, 12; Ski Club 11: Senior Play, Musical 12; Drama Club 12. KIM CHRISTO CHRIS Teddy Bears all my friends Robbie — Erta JoJo, MB, MM, MF. KA. CL, Pammie Bob, Patwick, Twig, Geek Roses MUSTANGS A RED convertable Mercedes Days of Our Lives CHEERING = laughing Miss “T” goose bumps going barefoot — the best two I feel like pistachios 33 Sept. 14 the dungeon??? 111 85 lOOIbs — yuck! I do eat! junkfood ICE CREAM does anyone have any gum? Roses — 1 yr LIONEL RICHIE — 3rd row 38x These seats are so mint! Celebrate good times Eagles, Bob Seager, Kenny Rogers Mocha Chip or Mint Oreo I have a wicked — ! expert skiers Auntie KJmmie — Michelle James RJ KC Florida Beach Bums 84 Army Brat CMCN HFS?!. . Tef Greg Never a bad report card — right Mom Dad!? Chris — July 3??? 46 JENNIFER ANN COLANGELO Eddifer Dab, Mair, Mik, Heath Fiesta chlcas ZEUS THE SUMMER OF ’84 Krissie D 3 speedballs New-ton, Col, Jo, Dawnald, Ging, Christine G., and Christine P O.S.B Kentucky. Wyoming — CHIC ' 84, Denny de white people D.B.G. Rhubarb Fudge? hi Kevvy — SMILE!! oh yno Quebec ’84 Dave, Ebony, Breales, Charlie, Michael A., Gregg Want to? GOONEY Wuggles ‘n’ Fannv BAAS BUN RABS Edwardo “I’m sorry” . Lizard breath and Putt Putt But I cannot make it!!! . the Res Kevin Arthur Student council 9; Fieldhockey 9, 11, — mgr. 12; Basketball 9, 10, — mgr. 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Varsity club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Football band 9, 10, 11, 12; Home Ec club 11; Musical 9, 11, 12; Sr. play; Yearbook editor; KEVIN DAY Maine Service Systems C.A.P. Graveyards D D Case Pete Bob Steve Jim Stan Murph John Wildman Palinurus Must the show go on? Tina Mellowness Bruins — Breakers — N.Y. Jets Where is sanity? Quebec ' 84 — Thanks; Boardwalk — Bathtub — floors Neil Young — Dylan — Clapton One of my turns — Pink Floyd — Paranoid Eyes Blades Prince of Perhaps Hack Monty Follow the worms! Cross Country 9,10,11; Track 9,10; French Club 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 12. ANETTE DEVILLERS JIM 9 86?? Nette C.Y.M. Search Jodie, Bambie, Linda, Sherri, Darlene, Steph, Wesley grind, and all the rest Hey Kath, you goin to art? Mv-Key ‘‘that’s retarded! piano, singing Mama Rose The Burncoat Gang weekends ‘‘but Friday’s my day off!” Jodie, he’s beat! working hairdressing old times party over Jodie ' s the cheerio kid it’s over AMEN!!! JODIE DEPATSY Jo, Joze, Bambie, Shezzee (Sherry), Kal Can (Linda), Annette, Steph, Patti, Mary Jo, Bobby, Mark, Jodie Burncoat Queens Bernie ' s Angels OEY, Wesley Grind! 76 Vette The Barn (Mark, JefD Those parties at my house summer of ’82 — P.G. ‘‘Check Em “Always, Evervtime” Church parking lot K.N.T.Y’s Prince; Tina gold, Jewlery, Bandannas Millionaire?!? Skip? Cheering (8) “Bambi, just look at that!” . The jakuzi Cideralla in her white Wight Someday Scarface For Sale — the van 6-8-84 — Mark. Cheerleading 9; Pep Club 9, 10, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11; Business Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 12; Home Ec. Club 11, 12, Homecoming Committee 9, 10; Play Competitions 9; Work Studv 12; Sr. Ball. 47 tSWavl MARY ELLSWORTH Summer of ’83 Awesome INDOLI ' S John, Deb, Matt, Ed, Cathy, and Marc Alison 8 31 80 Maureen 7 11 83 Brian 1 1 14 83 Dustin 8 31 84 and? Shady Lane Gang — Cheryl, Lisa, Jenny, Debbie, Melinda, and Abbi Bruce Springsteen (mint, awesome) RM 107 forever 2 7 73 11 9 73 3 5 80 Aldersgate singing Cheers HIU Street Blues Miami Pass KEVIN FITZPATRICK Ke� Steph — 11 7 84 Piggie. soap soap cuddle bug “Thank God for sweat pants “Did you bring a blanket? First Love It ' s Nowing out Malone Cheek Family “HI Em” Saab killer Stink Pot “Joe I’m sleepin over Murph — Mup “360’s with Mup’ ' “It’s O.K. CVS Hey Murp I want some murbles Adap No food? “All nighters at the Innkeepers “Steve watch the curb Gas Money Bob Kimmie C Hampton Beach Pink Floyd Lionel Richie Muck The V OOOOP! Track 9, 10; Baseball 11, 12; Ski Club; Spanish Club; Play Competitions 9, 10. 11, 12. DARLENE PATRICIA DIBARA Darls, Dardolls, Dib, D 2 , Dar. Double-D, SPAZ Lynnarto Lis, can I tell you something? Hey, Arthur you know what kills me? L.G. Love ya L joie Lisa, Meri, Steph, Sara, Nor Kath, Dee Mark. Jackie, Heather, Kell, Niki and Artie BEATLES, BOWIE DURAN!!! Steph and Meh — only one room Round Ground play comps champs — 2 years in a row!!! Mammy and musicals Yale ave Mr. Barato — Nov 27, 1982 — It began then R.I.P. D.P. don’t plan or dwell Sheri, L.T. and O.N.H. Florida ’85 punk, prep, procrastination hey doo psych everything matches zeta psi I’m sleeping over L.L. tje old threesome — Fig, Buzz, and me Sue I miss Jim and B-mania my partner, Pat wars with Chuck I love NY, BOSTON, Miami, Musk, sleeping, eating, and Getty-dog bye bye D.K., Herb, and Senior Blanco THANKS and in the end it was fun while it lasted!!! All the worlds a stage Track 10; Field hockey 11; Span club; art club; pep club; drama club; chorus; band; class vice pres; musical 10, 11; play comps 9, 10, 11, 12; senior play; chairperson junior prom com; homecoming comm; homecoming court 9, 10, 11, 12 ; JACKIE DOSTOURIAN Does anyone have a or 1 can borrow? What Dar? Lisa, “but they’re going anyway” Heather’s mangerie Who’s a s.a.s.? Biology Fun with Erika, Heather, Kelly, and John Shakespeare, my cat. Trivial Pursuit at Kelly’s house. Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Play Competitions 10; Ski Club 11. 48 ART FLAGG Artie Bob, “No seriously” . Lisa and Darlene, “Hey Babe and B.B.” 73 Scamp 72 Chevelle the 65 Buick with a mercedes front end Shep — “The Golden Boy” The Pheasant Hill girls — Margie, Maureen, Amy, and Sheri — 1 you too Mrs. St. Geo.!! Mark B. Ted and Mike “What’s up? Steve D. “Rubber head Saaarah — “Snap out of it” You to Joe C Hey Chubs Pat and John — Remember smashing the Buick?!! Bob I’ll meet you up Pheas M.E.C. and Darlene want my class ring “Cadillac — Florida” Lisa I’d better get going Did I forget anybody? Work Study; Drama; Senior play; Play Competitions; Audio Visual Club Electronics. JIM FOREMAN Jimbo, Slim, Chip, Ainge, Fatman MICHELLE, A F Most! Pee Wee, Welb, Murph, B-Rake, OC, Kev, Supe, Breals, Stan, Blivit, Juice, Green, Gumby and all the rest — it’s been real! 6 29 83 those crazy summer nights!! The Rez But Officer, I was Pinecroft Dairy — get a haircut!! The Monster S.W.M.M.A. The bucket at Hojo’s DWAM? Ha! pushin a buck to Hampton Quebec ’84 — buveurs toujours! It’s gonna snow! PRI Class of ’89 The Orange Bomb — what a machine! 5 dogs?! Styx, Skynrd, REO Stage Band — Charlie, Jay, Kenny, Welb, and Fingers: What rhythm! Calculus? What the heck is that? I dunno Someday, Somehow, Somewhere, love’s gonna find you trust me. Soccer 9. 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (president); French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Basketball Score Keeper 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12. MIKI FORTIN Mik Col Heath Debber Mair Jen — Fiesta Chicas together 4 ever New-ton. Ging, Dawn Chuckles — psyche Quarters, football Jewish parties Pete vicious rumor Comfortably Numb, The Wall The Boss OSB A day at the beach?! Quebec ' 84 Cape New York + Amy — 1984 My roomies Hey dude point the way to the pond! You’re grounded! For What?! highway sleepin — Angies 2AM “Let’s make this a group effort play Comp Champs Mindy, Miss Prudhomme, Patricia, Jackie Want to? But we cannot make it Kim — Jou look maarvelous Purple 7 Bye Biz, take it easy Lis 9 15 84 D.L.D. Dewey Field Hockey; Basketball Cheering; Track; Play Competitions; Sr. Play; Spanish Club; Jr. Prom; Sr. Ball; Homecoming Committee. PETER FRIES Pete, Piter DeVries, the WIZard Scott, Kev, John, Tim, etcetera the Defensors Qubec ’84 Pink Floyd, Styx, ZZ Top, Threshold Hojo’s — slave of Chung running for pain and profit Thanx Mrs. B. Heather “Cheaper by the Dozen” — Dad Maine, The Cape, Arizona, New York City, Planet Ten by way of the eighth dimension “I’m Pete and I’m crazy” . 42 sunglasses the color black movies comics Mr. Duffy Monty Python’s Flying Circus slightly possessed housewrecking G.I. Sam “and I know how I have to make it alone and so on. Cross Country 11, 12; Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Play; Play Competitions 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12. 49 KORI GILSON Brooks Horses Thunder Sonnett. Gaily, Nero, Rocky Ogontz see you in 85 FREEBIRD Run for the Roses The green thing Kim + Laurie S.H. Steve, Sherry, Erika, Jacky, Kelly, Nard, Jody, Linda, Mundo, Mare Buzz + Moose “USET + Judy good luck!” Summer of ’84 It just keeps gettin better N.H. Thanks Mrs. P. So long W.B. it’s been an experience!!! TIM GOULD Mundo Steve, Todd, Wes, Kit, Scott, Gregg, Stiega, Boobler, •‘organ . Faap Yes, Dead. Tull, Rush. Elp, “Party at slack fords house GTO Shlacknault workstudy crew “You did it again Maggoo Way back ' Out of here!!!” Perry’s on fire. A.V. Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Wood I-Adv.; Metals I; Graphic Arts I. II. JEFF GORDON IT S ABOUT TIME ZZ Top V ermont four wheeling, monster land The five year plan Lynyrd Skynyrd Charlie Daniels Yamaha Gordv Hockey I’m in the army now! Where’s the party Angus. Looks like a — light night Kathy, don’t tell me how I feel! You’re crabbln again Bill 1 didn ' t mean to do that 360 on route 2 Charlie’s Texaco B.A. Murdock WUly, Bone, Doose, Jimmy, Johnny D, Jimmy, John, and Matchew ’71 Chevelle ' 69 Chevy Pickup ’73 Mustang ’71 Bronco ’76 Bronco ’67 Mustang ' 72 Bronco ' 80 Mustang ’82 Datsun Pickup ' 80 Bronco There’s only ten! Hasta Laweegee Freshmen Basketball; A.V. Club 10, 11; Woodworking 5; Metals 2; Electronics 3; Architectural Design 2; Graphic Arts 1. LARRY GRADY 50 ROBBIE HAYES Berta Jean Jo, Kimmie, Dee, Mark, Kath, •i Bob, Nor, Ed, Meri, John G the crew go i| carts — crash!! let’s go bowling college?! What Jo, were you talking?? Cape Cod 83 Dee — I think I’m gonna be sick! anything goes bowl dancing — KJW ' Florida wicked mint let’s go out for i breakfast (the following students .) sea breeze junk food McDonalds, again?! gum KEN absence makes the heart 1 grow fonder USMC roses cmn hfs with Kim Robbie — Erta green eyes BJ Hampton Beach California boys the loser twins CVS Quebec 84 Mom ■ Dad — thanks for everything Jo — go for It monk my little Puerto Rican sister I keep in touch . good bye WBHS .To every sunrise there is a new beginning and to every sunset there is a memory. Football cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; S.C. secretary 11; French ■ Club; Spanish Club; Play competitions; Track; i Jr. Prom committee; Yearbook editor. ED GREENOUGH Ed Dave Breales Quebec ’84 Brian, Lisa, Jo, Jen Winnepausakee ’84 B-Rake, Dee, Kath, Bob, Nor, B.J. — wanna go for breakfast? B-Ball Five Star Singapore Egghead The Fair — Steve, Kelly, Steve P. the courts the Rez Mustang Huey Lewis Jasper I’m outta here!!! Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 12; Cross Country 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12. PAT HORGAN LISA GREENE Lis Greenie L.G., S.T. and Double D Sa, We’re in the twilight zone Miss Montana Heald’s Beach Steph do I have pizza on my face? time for a food run B.K. What Dar? Lynne, ma goo fren let’s go shopping Chink food Round Ground — s.d.’s and skins Jack, the UPS man slow down artie! lunch at Bob’s hot dog’s . Spock beam me up no L’s and B’s only ten minutes, Kath Tony, summer of ’83 Quebec, Nor, Jo, Rob, and Kev? Clint Eastwood Nor, you’re just hot stuff Amy, Jan, and Jim M A S H slumber parties and stuffed animals Col, T.T. stories dancing Pinecrofl Brownie, you got any food? Rainbow isn’t that fat, is she? Shepi and Meech looking for my class ring officer Sheba Steph, Kath, Dar, and Sara — We all look alike to them K.C., N.V..S.T., L.G. — expert skiers Seger Springsteen how many more days of school? Goodbye WB. Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Football Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey 11; Track 11, 12; Musical 11; Play Competitions 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11; Junior Prom Committee; Vice President 12; Senior Play. 51 STEPH KNOEBBER Steph Kevin 11 7 84 at Bryant Piggy! cheap-cheap Thank God for sweatpants The Batmobile Lisa, I ' m hungry, I want some pizza! Slumber parties Miss Montana Steph where did you get that candy? J.D., A.D., L.C., M.R., P.G., B.O., C.M. 1 11 85 Lisa, Darlene. Kathy, and Sara Dead Ant!!! cheering Snap; Crackle; Pop; Lionel Richie Nutmeg Jo Ann, did you find a potato big enough yet? Colleen, It’s Friday! But Officer we were only there for a minute! Darlene and Meri let’s just forget the day of the prom! Cheerleading; Play Competitions; Jr. Prom; Senior Ball; Homecoming Committee; Pep Club: Home Ec. Club; Varsity Club; Spanish Club. COLLEEN LABOSSIERE Col Mik and New-ton D — this could only happen to us! Cape Cod Deb, Mair, Jen, Heath, Kim, and Dawn Sweatshirts Jo — this place is driving me crazy! group effort? Chocolate chip Quebec ' 84 a day” at the beach” Seger and Springstein no problem! Sara and Lis — T.T. stories! f.c.o.j L.L. Tim, Scott, and Steve Steph — ‘‘It’s Friday!” Aim — N.Y.C. ' 84 — that was the best! Field Hockey 10, 11, 12; Track 10; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, Art Club 9, 10; Homecoming Committee; Jr. Prom Committee; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Ball Committee; National Honor Society; Yearbook. DAN LAMBERTO Boston Rush Kansas Modular Eternal Light Boston Bruins World W ar Ill Time Peace Limelight Meat Master Ice Chevy TRIDENT III musk The Gringo Moller Chub Wick Malice New Rule End. ERIKA LEDOUX Flea, Bing, D.W ' . Hey Boo, what’s up? Karen, Tarlo, Butterscotch, Killer Sable Peaches and Irving AC and DC — my kittens The Van! Grafton HORSES Oh no! Karen, we’re becoming Mart people Sterling Princeton? Pam and Pete The Princeton boys, the little boys My car doesn’t like Coalkiln Rd Saddle River Horse Show ’83, 23 Kelly, Heather, Jackie, and John in Bio, the zoo But Pam, don’t you miss the van? I can’t deal with it Kelly do you have the Honda? Pink Floyd Led Zep Quebec, Florida. New York, Vermont Tim, Steve, Henry , B.M. 15 The Reservoir Men not boys Green grass and high tides forever. Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10. 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Play Competitions 10, 11, 12; Senior Play 9, 12. DAVE LINDBERG Juice, Lucky Lindy, Breales, Ed, Kev (egghead). Chip, Chuck, Sean, Jen hoop two Puff magic D-Train U.N.C. Tar Heels, Jordan No pain NO Gain! hackbail, Goodaie Park Weirs Beach Rhode Island skiing What ' s Happenin Jam on it What’s for lunch Money in the bank Coast to coast over night Fedralsexpress Rickies pizza record Grimace I like the plain ones Captain Tuneup, what’s wrong with my car now? unbelievable re-can Fast Eddy Heve’s Nike outa gas again let’s get something to eat “Ken get me a bagel’ ’ “Ed wanna swim to the sailboat” strawberry Fribble French pastry Burnt “Ed did you fall asleep again” Clinton let’s go play hoop Chapman ' s bridge whose on TV this week? Breales your buying right? coconut oil oranges Tod M M’s Triple Jump Chip have any sneakers 12 in a minute Ma, I’m going to the courts We’re out of here. Band 9, 10, Jazz Band 9; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Athletic Advisory 9, 10, 11; Football 9; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Bastketball 9, 10, 11, 12. ANNETTE MERCURIO Nettie MARK Kimmie, Jeff, Richard, Todd it’s snowing! Hampton Beach Martha’s Vineyard — not me! Lisa Lu Heather Kabits Kahobs Kaboodles 12 Mike the Marine P. Street Toddie Remember the Prom — I don’t want to go home! my little buddy Jason Lee Reed Dead Shows! Willie Waylon Outdoors Concerts Summer of 84 Meatmaster crew What do you think Mrs. B? Led Zepp Doors Parties I’m a Guinea and proud of it!! Field Hockey 10, 11, 12 — co captain; Softball 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12 — president; Business Club, Varsity Club 11, 12; Graphic Arts, Work Study CHRIS MURPHY MURPH Malo e and Chubby Bunny, Kev and Steph, Droopy, Steve, O’C, Bernie, Mic, B-Rake, Bucky, Welb, Kev, Robbie, Dorinda, Pam, Mr. and Mrs. C Saab Killer Purple Passion Softball forever “Kev you know where the food is.” Code 47 All nighters at the Inn Keeper’s and Bucky ’s S.W. Memorial Moose Award “Hey Murph, watch my police turn! Eddie Murphy Van Halen Hampton ’85 “Hey O’C, Got any Jungle Juice!” . C.U.S. — 10c Tex Soccer 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 12; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys State 11; Play Competitions 9, 10, 11, 12. Gregg, Pat, Rat, Mundo, flaming Perry, Todd, Brendan, Heidi, Lisa, Julie, Jen Party at Mark’s house! Pitch hockey at the pond Dead Moto — ski Campsite parties ZZ Top, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Grateful Dead. Jimi Hendrix, C.C.R., Skiing with the school Vermont hunting Blue skies Work Study Crew Woodshop Outta here!!! 53 MARY ELLEN PAPANDREA Malr BRIAN Deb. Heath. Mlk l.n Fiesta chicas Wanna see my fish? O.S.B. Want to? Goony? De white people A.P. Banana peels?!? Pinecroft Just one more year Tony! This gum has got to go!!! Speedballs Let’s tango New -ton, Col, Jo, Dawn. Rob Kev, I know you can do It! Quebec ' 84 your excellent I love you! 11-3-83 ambi When Is this class over? Comfortably numb Pink Floyd Nice cahr mint arms, but stubby fingers stay in control cruisin ' Centrum But I can not make it Time Bri, I ' m gonna miss you!!! Q.E.D. Student Council 9, 10, 11 , 12 (Treasurer 11); Student Parent Advisory 10, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12 (Vice President 12); Chorus 9, 10; Band 9, 10; Football band 9. 10; French Club 9. 10. 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Home Ec club 11; Varsity club 11, 12; Play competitions 9. 10. 11. 12; Sr. play; Yearbook editor BOB PARKER Not Long till I’m home Pheasant Hill, The girls Amy, Mo, Sherri. Margie Best times Breakin Crew Turkey Social Grand Master Lionet All Night Long I have some good advice, God Petra McDonald ' s Papa Gino ' s Girl friends can ' t win March 11 Movies Skating Moped Crew Mark it’s a rice burner Another Argument Joe. Steve, Skip. Art Facial expressions Foam fights, football. J.V. Born Again, don’t push it tree demerits Bobs Angels Pontiac 350 real fast huh Mark Duster ’62 Falcon Mr. Clean Motocycles Fast cars 21 Football 9, 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 12. 8S3-I4§b LYNNE NEWTON Fig New-ton Colleen Buzz, Lisa Sara, Miki Deb Jen Mair Heath — the Fiesta Chicas Kitty Kitty the red vagon a day “at the beach” C.D. from Conn Highway sleeping the donut stop at 2 a.m. Dewy’s party — Which way to the pond? Quebec 84 Le Ma Goo Fren Sadie, Sadie, Married Lady Round Ground — p.c.’s fingers skiing? I get the Maxx “The Aku — Aku presents Lynne the Human garbage disposal’’ Scottdon — beezajohnchrisdoug ' n’dan slumber parties. Grease dancing and stuffed animals dancing — KJW Bowie, Cars, Pretender. FGTH, and the BOSS The Big Chill TBC Sheri and the blondes (Kim Tara) — Be good! I’ll drive — just give me directions Thanx a bunch M D time to move on Football Cheering; Art Club (Treasurer 12); Band; Chorus; Camera Club; Drama Club; Varsity Club; Spanish Club; French Club (Magazine Drive Chairperson 10, 11); Homecoming Committee; Junior Prom; Sr. Ball; Class Secretary 11; Play Comps; Musicals; Sr. Play Yearbook Staff. BOB O’CONNELL O’C Pam. Murph, Kev, Joe, Nor, Mary, Chuck, Steph, Jo, Shell, Rob, Kath, B-Rake, Dorinda — Summer of ’84 What’s up? Wanna bet? Yes Dear Only Kidding B.F. P Code 47 I gotta take a — ! . Let’s go bowling Nice call Murph She’s out! UM, I mean safe Cool Whip Let’s go to Florida Don’t study to hard Murph, guess who was up the park Riding bikes to Sterling umping softball games Baker Fire racing Tennis Bowling Softball Purple Raves Buccaneers Bruins Clint Eastwood Bob Seger Boston Eagles Live Forever! D.W. Football 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, Home Ec. Club 11. 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Play Competitions 10, 11, 12. 54 PAUL PASQUALE Danny, Steve, Mike r ishing Hunting The Manor, Brillo” The fishing trip The Head Chub Magoo STEVE PERRY Mundo, Tommy, Todd, Kit, Wes, Heidi, Jubee, Scott, Fat, Pat, Gregg, ONH, Jeff, Fete, John Top barn On fire Jethro Tull, Yes, Grateful Dead (What a long strange trip it ' s been) Crossman Brothers Get that lighter away from me Way Back Magoo GAI + 11 (Trouble with concepts) Sweetleaf It was a new day yesterday, but it’s an old day now. GARY POGHAR1AN POGO PeeWee Wupe T G!! ' 84 Horizon New? Centrum and Providence ARMENIAN POWER Seger Mike Capone, alias Charlie Celtics 1 Trip Home From Worcester State 49 in a 30 zone? $50 Fine? Fixed!!!! What’s up????? STEVE PRIESTLEY PeeWee B-Rake, Kev, Stan, Scott, Fatman Prun, Piter Crash on Prescott Street SWMMA Bucket at Hojo’s Millbury under the lights 22-6 52 Honestly Officer I was just B-Rake the blocking back hand Stanley, Bob Seger, Lionel, Jr. Prom, Sr. Ball, Spanish Club Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Basketball Scorekeeper 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club (11 — Vice President, 12 — President) Senior Play; Plav Competitions 9, 10, 11, 12. 55 MICHELLE PRUNEAU Mich, Mitch, Mush, RED JIM, JUNE 29, 1983 Cinn. (Tin). Shane (Pig), Peaceful Wings (Wing-Nut) teddy bears, Auntie Kimi + Chris PINECROFT!! Chip, The Island Chippoo ' s Cookies!! New York — 25 miles away But officer, I was just — ! 101!! DIAMONDS More ROSES — Love em. mmmmmmm!!!! my red balloon it’s still floating I need a hug Monkey + bear Thanks Dad and Mom Pam - Bob Pinecroft Blue Eyes the best!! Hampton Beach — 5-12-84, ride forever!! I love my pig. Chubby Bunny Blue Elf and Sunshine Hojo’s The Barn — Thanks everyone! Snow, Snow, and More Snow — I’m moving down South!! My pooh bear Sue — Bell — and Shane! memba? 17, 40 forever! — TR’s love MM. S.W.A.K. My other Mom — CAROLYN! Florida ' s beaches. the gang! Honey — Love ya RED!! JIM JUNE 29, 1990!! BEST OF TIMES!!! — Awesome!! Jim’s Car — the tree!!! — someday!!! A f Memories — The love, laughter, and tears we shared will be treasured forever!!! MERI ROBINSON Merl, Dee-Dee, Tweetle, Brown-eyes, Mereefis. Doll Dars, “D . Nor, Stcph, Kath. Kim M Berta, Ginger, Mark, Jeffre Niki and me — “Friends forever” late night pizza hugs, hugs, and more hugs Darls, Steph,” but we were only in there a minute!” Dead-ant! a ride? hop on the hood My best friends Beth and Jenny Niki + Kris — J.H.B. — but who Is the H? Carebears I love you Mom and Dad Michelle, uh-huh Beth, dreams really can come true a crown and a ring Rickey jr. Mrs. Price Mv little sister, Margie roses m m’s and friends Ja 61 The Countdown Girls Kathie P. Steph C. — I’ll alwass be here for you! Always smilin’ no-dozing! July 27 They really were “The Best of Times Bye-Bye W.B.H.S. Student Council 10, President 11, Vice-president 12; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11 + 12 Co-chairperson; Play Competitions Director 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Business Manager: Student Parent Advisory 11, 12; Girls State Rep.; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Business Club: Varsity Club; Football Cheerleading 11, 12 — Co-captain; Basketball Cheerleading 10, 11. 12 — Tri-captain; National Honor Society 11. 12; Home Ec. Club; Jr. Prom Committee; Senior Ball Committee. GREGG RAMSTROM JULIE Rat, Gooba, Jye, Mole, Organ, Cardo, Gambo The Greatful Dead 10-8-84, Outlaws “I’ve been Tuckerized” Neil Young, Chuck Berry, Skinny Lynyrd, Willy N There ain’t nothing like a dead concert playing pool Summer of ’83 The Rez No particular place to go Calf Poor Tom 101 — xxx Ellen and John Hockey Skidoo 71 440 Skidoo 71 340 Skidoo 69 399 Motoski 69 634 Campsight at the party Tie Die “Rat, let’s go to Hampton!!!” Woodshop 9, 10, 11, 12; Metals 10, 11, 12. KIM SARKISIAN Bubbles mime and juggling Transcend Biking Remember the night rainbow Nut, Inc. Art, art, art!!! Human bean sprouts? I sign To all the people who have helped me grow — I love you! Peace! WTiat’s next? DAWN SCOTT Dawnald Ging, got that money you owe me? Swimming at Hojo’s — Hahnamen hospital laundry hunt Deb — slow down Chinese Food Street signs — Holden and Grafton Lock the Limo! Hampton Beach C32H4O3CH2 + Captain Crunch All lunches Hey Mentz, Got any gum? Bouve Tricia, dump him! Steve she’s probably just tired Jenald, Deb. Nor. Kim, Rob, Heather, Ginger. Tricia, Steve, Bob, Miki, Dave. Mair, Chuck, Anthony , Lisa, Richard, Richelle, Lori Come on you guys let’s skip! McDonalds period 5 Freddie you’re so gay Remus, you’re a pain in the neck! Hey Dave can I have a ride home? Mike please don’t make me go on break with Bob! Dawn this time I’m really over him — sure ging that ' s what you always say Bob, you IJCSK Cafeteria mystery meat — Let’s go guys a-la-carte. Heald ' s Beach. Pink Floyd — The W all Prince — Purple Rain Kari MARK SHEPARD Shep, Chris, Art, Bob, Ted, Mike, Pat and John, Joe, Kev (nose baby), (Yogi, Muck, Papa Smurf), I.G.A., Pheasant Hill Hampton, Cape Cod, North Conway, Florida in February, Skiing, Springsteen, Cars and Motocydes, License and Registration please. E. HEATHER SMILEY Heath Michael Patrick Mik, Deb, Mair, Jen Chicas . Thanks Kimmie and Nettie long drive Camp, T-8 LUNCH Gooney just like a movie Heath, where do you come up with these things? McD’s — Mlk won we’re not going to Friendly’s C.S. for Pres Sterling Apples Bonzo — Bob, Fred, Dave, Anne — Woof Wench skiing rude the Dead and 60’s bye-bye W.B. Soccer 9, 10, 11; Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Spanish club 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11; Stage band 11; Chorus 9; Vice-pres 10; Chairman LSAC 12; Student Council 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 (president 12) 57 SCOTT STANLEY STAN Deering Bruce Walsh What, more demerits Road trip SWMMA I could be up for that Deathtrap 1,2,3 D D Hackey Sack Hampton 84 101 Octane Boost The Catch”, Sorry B-rake “Hands” Stanley The Neck Shoot the lights out, Millbury 85 Mickey D’s Marlboro Jeans forever Alnge Pee wet Cords Sister Milven RGW Welb Toma “Melloman” Ru sy Tony P The World According To Stan” AP Coach Scratch Spark it “P” Street Boylston Pink Floyd Led Zepplin ZZ Top Aerosmith Ozzy Stairway Aug. 16, away we go. Fort Knox, Kentucky AMF Woodshop 12; Graphic Arts 11, 12; Art 12; Mechanical Drawing 9, 10, 11, 12; The Breakfast Club 9, 10. 11, 12 CHUCK STEVENS SPIFT Seano, Dave, Kev, O’C, Murph, Be-Rake, Deb, Mary, Meri, Jen Mr. Foies, Is this the Ivy? Gleason — one more time and you’re gone! Un poco cookitio? Chuckle, I have to do some serious driving Hey Mlki, Psych! Breais is this the Qwad? Heather we have WSI tonight ARCHIE which club do I use? Team Banquet at Hot Dog Annies Helloooo Hi Steve, ah Chuck The Huskies LIFEGUARD The Rat Patrol USA 1 Nice guys real nice Class President 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Student Gov. Rep. 11; Boys State Rep. 11; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Band 9, 11, 12; Play Comps Director 10, 11, 12; Senior Play DORINDA STEVENS Dee MARK, Berta Jean, Kathleena, Bobcrt, Nor, Meri, Christopher, Steve, Sue, Tara, and Dardolls. Cape Cod 83. anything goes, Adnirod and Bor friends forever. Fruit Loops and Cheerios, Hampton Beach and Californian Boys, Rob — I think he’s following us! Go Carts Crash! Rob — he ' s gay. 6 1 84 M.L.B. Bozo, Class ring! Chink Food. May 5. 1991. Mark my boyfriend or Mark my Brother? I’m hungry! pizza, blonde at heart What ' s up? Headaches! Junk-food, Purple Skittles, Pickles and French Fries. Sue my sister. Special Times and Special Friends, they will remain with me until the end. Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9; Pep Club 9. 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; Business Club 9. 10, 11, 12; Play Competitions 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, Secretary 12. MATT SUPERNOR MATT Supe Jim Pogo Duckman Is it Splffy?? WTI Class of 89 Union of the SNAKE Instant Image Let’s go to lunch!! BOSTON CELTICS 1 FOREVER Jim let’s go to the Computer Room! IRS will never be right 74 Toyota LBMVP Bye Mark and Mit, Hi Bill! Hey Ma and Pa, Honor Role this year. Dean ' s List next year This is It!!!! 58 SARA TITUS Zeke Lis Darlene, Lynne Noreen, Steph, Colleen, Tony. Arthur?? Lisa L Shopping lunch at Bob ' s s.d’s and skins Pinecroft — oreo Sheba Heald Beach food run Lyne, my goo frien Lisa, Noreen, Kim — ski buddies WBCN BRUCE James Taylor, Jackson Browne Darlene — Just looking for my class ring 5 puffed rice Band 9, 10; Football Band 9, 10; Chorus 9,10,11; Track 11; Junior Prom Committee; Play Competitions 10, 11; Senior Play; Senior Ball; French Club 9. STEVE TRAUGH Chubs” The fishing trip, Mike, Gringo, Dan the man, The Manor, Brlllo, The Jazz Band, stub, The Grateful Dead, dark nights. Full-time Band; Jazz Band; Adv. Woodworking Metals 1; Electronics NOREEN ELSIE VERDINI Nor Reen Ernie Bert Toes St. John DAWN, PAMMIE, LISA, SARA. ROBBIE, DEE. MERE MARK, KEVIN, BOBERT, TREE, KARA, DARLENE 3, 15, 24 green M M’s b-ball fieldhockev (Pammie and I have to do it backwards) softball skiing tennis swimming Hampton Beach w Dawn Fredrico Erin, when is this class over?? Independent study with A.P. Chinese food A.P. street sings in Grafton and Holden play competition CHAMPIONS!!! I’m just looking for my class ring officer football and freezing go together well expert skiers K.C., S.T., L.G., N.V. Lisa you’re in the twilight zone AcuAcu — S.T. Hort breakfast Bruce Walker club (R.H.. E.G., D.S., B.O., M.B., K.A., N.V.) O.S.B. again are you hungry (fieldhockev) Pammie I still owe Bev a lap double plays let’s turn it. Deb Prince The Time Michael Jackson Lionel Richie Bob Seger the Eagles Quebec ’84 Florida ’85 The Bahamas McDonalds Northworks honeybee hunts. Fieldhockev 9, 10. 11, 12 — capt: Basketball 9. 10, 11; softball 9. 10. 11, 12 — capt.: Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Football band 9, 10; French club 9, 10, 11, 12; Span Club 11; Varsity club 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 — treasurer; class treasurer 11; Junior prom comm.; play comp. 11, 12 — director; Yearbook editor. 59 GINER WATKINS Ging Bread BASKETBALL — 22 Centrum Bound How about those Sixers!! TENNIS — 1st sing les McEnroe — Awesome!! Dawn, Meri, Dee. Bell, Miki, Tree, Nor Mr. Edwardsville and the Happy Cooker Dad and Mom I Love Ya!! Hey. Let’s go to Pennsy !! B-BALL FOREV ER Jim, Golden Boy, your awesome; all net My favorite cousin J.M.YV. MERC!! Lance, you don’t need another Fribble Peaceful Acres, Lori I made it!! How much time is left? Howard Johnson swimming Chris you drive me crazy!! — our little secret Field Hockey 9, 10, 11. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (co-Captain); Tennis 9, 10, 11 and 12 (captain); Homecoming Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Committee 11; Home Ec. Club 9, 10, 11; Business Club 12; Secretary 10; Spanish Club 9, 10, ll. 12; Vanity Club 9, 10. n, 12 (treasurer); Pep Club 9, 10, 11; National Honor Society 12; JOHN WILD Brother John Peter Welb Mike Case Kev Jim C Supe Joe-Ts Jim B., Mark S., Kleinstein, and I (The Dip-Dip6) Cross Country 18:23 Rock of Truth Running for Pain The Woods Australian Olympic Marathon Team Central District Concerts Mechanics Hall Music O.L.G.C. Choir Celtics and Red Sox 1 Writing Piano Holy Cross? My family — thanks. Folks Orange shoelaces Volley ball McG rail’s Navy Does that Make sense?” Upstate New York “Dean must die.” Johnny Most Chorus 9, 10, II, 12; National Association Teachers of French Award 9; Cross Country Manager 9, 10; P.S.A.T. Merit Scholar 10; Class Marshall 11; Cross Country 11, 12; Central District Chorus 11, 12; Math Team 11. 12 (Varsity Captain 12) SEAN WELBURN Rush Van Halen ZZ Top Eddie Murphy O’C, Slim, Murph, Pee Wee, B-Rake, Bo, Droopy, Case, Toma Sherri, Margie, Mo, Amy, Bob, Mike, Ted, Art, Bliv GAW Hampton — The Day After Psych!! Yes, Chuckie!! Unbelievable Mark B. Chris C. Kevin M., Tony P., Mike C Tex Hey Bruso! I know that dude! Quebec — Oct., 84 — Je me souviens toujours Ed’s magic words Hacky Seal Ed! Don’t run in the hall — SMASH! the last croissant Football 84 63 Homecoming — W.B. 22 — Millbury 6 Chris and Tony — the fumble connection Hands Stanley Golf Pat — the language! Mr. Foley l ' n pocco cokito Coach, when do we play Bay Path again? ARCHIE Cards at Carrigan’s The Dungeon Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Play Comps. 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys State Rep. 11. MIKE WITKUS Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 9, 11, 12 60 “Thanks for the best summer and the past two years — hope that there’s many more.” Forever — Love, Bill. Felicitaciones a la clase de 1985 los Senores Hudson y Scott y Lauren. Hiya Momeat and Chuckie, Hugs H.B. Good Luck Gumbie, Kev, Peter and Matt. Love H.B. Bien Suerte mis amigos — Kelly, Jackie, Lisa, Greene, Da, Eureka, Lauren — amo, amo. Heather. “I therefore will begin. Soul of the age!” — Jonson Hey, Why are all the signs facing the other way? Quarters and football don ' t mix at a Jewish party! Good Luck Kimmie and Heather. Love Mom Dad. Michael, We’ll make it. 1 Love You. Tony, I’ll miss you. With Love from the Wench. M.M. you’re scum! Love, Nether B. the Ritz. Kev, thanks for all the rides to school. Love Rob. My little Puerto Rican sister, some day we will be sister-in-laws. Love, Berta Jean. Congratulations and good luck to Robbie and the Class of ’85.. To all the friends I’m leaving behind, esp. John G. — I’ll miss you all! Love, Robbie. Rob, Bob, Sue, Kath and Mark, did you know that eating whip cream is like eating air? M.L.B. . . . Love Y.L.B.G. Good luck Dorinda. Love Mom, Dad, Pam, Mark, John, and Darrin. Fruit I’ll missya. Love Loop. Berta Jean. Some day we will be sister in laws. Love your little Puerto Rican sister. In honor of Men, my very Erst baby. Love Kathie. Three down, one to go — Congratulations! Meri — and the class of 1985 Mom and Dad. Great, Scott! Love from your forever fans, Mom and Dad. E.L. “On school business again?” K.S. Strawberry fields forever. Love D. Jack, “What a big joke!” Kell. H.B., “Are your parents going away again?” K.S. Goodbye John, remember that night? Kelly. To the class of 1985 — Beware of enterprises that require new clothing. H.D. Thoreau. To the class of 1985 — Transcend. H.D. Thoreau. Love, laughter, and playfulness to all the class of ’85. Trice, Stuart and Will. Good luck, “for life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday.” “In the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed.” — Mrs. S. Darlene and Steph, do you think he’ll notice? No, we all look alike to them. Congratulations to our little artist. Gram and Bumps. Good Luck. Love, Dad. Congratulations on your graduation and best of luck in all you choose to do. Love, Mom. Congratulations, Kimmie. Love, Jeffrey and Hawkeye. Congratulations to the class of 1985, we made it. KB. Friends forever .... to my Big Sister. I Love You. GOOD LUCK . . . FRIENDS FOREVER!!!!. Sleepovers . . . Homecoming Queen ' 84 . . . J.H.B. — who’s the H? Late night pizza(s) anyone? — prom. Hawaii ’86, here we come . . . July 27th . . . DeeDee. you made it!!!! I love you — f.f. Congratulations and Good Luck to the class of ’85 . . . Bob and Cathy Labossiere. M.F., L.N., D.C., M.P., J.B., J.C., H.S., L.G., S.T., D.D., D.S. — I ' ll miss ya — Luv, Col. New-ton — 12 31 83 — no more 3 point turns in an intersection. Luv, Col. Lis M.N. “Not another story?”. Mik — Thanks for always being there. Luv, Col. B-Rake! Where have all the flags gone? Oakdale — Raw Chicken. B. O ' C. — Thanks. Love. me. Jenni — we are proud of you and your accomplishments. Love. Dad, Mom, Matt and Lisa. Class of ’85 — we love you all. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ed — sons really should keep in touch. Love, Mom C. Lynny Lou — Guess who? With our love, pride, and congratu lations to Lynne and the class of ’85! X O X. Jay and Carolyn Newton. Le, Sco, Ke, Hea — Ar you ma goo fren? Lyn. Lisa, Darlene, and Janet — crystal light, peanut butter sandwiches, and the V. Lynne. Col and Mik — I promise: no more 3 point turns at intersections — (New Year’s Eve 83-4). Lynne. To all the friends I ' m leaving behind: Sheri, Kim ‘n’ Tara, Pat, Aim ‘n’ Jan, and the 10th grade bunch — I’ll miss you all! Luv, Lynne (fig) new-ton. L 2 — Thanks to you, I made it through! Class of ’85 — They are all happy to see us go, the only class to win play comps 3 years in a row!! Dear Pat — my partner. I love you! Otto. Slumbers at Steph ' s with stuffed animals, Apple Pancakes, and memories of Grease!! 62 Dear Meh, Steph, Li, Sada, Art, Jackie, H.B., Nor, Kath, Buzz, Fig, Kell, and Dee — I love you all. “Double D.“ Jim, I love you very much, these have been the best 2 years of my life! My love always, Michelle — 6 29 83. Chippoo’s Cookies, just one, and TR’s Love MM. forever! Love ya a f chipoo’s. Jim (Chip) you are the very best, don’t ever change, hugs and kisses always and forever. Love, Michelle (Chip). Diamonds are forever and hearts are to hold, roses make it better, and I still love you more!! Michelle. Blue Elf — you ' re the best friend I could ever have, you have gotten me through a lot! Thanks for everything!! Sunshine. For my special “daughter” from Roger and Carolyn Payson. Michelle, At Last, Mom. Best wishes to Stephanie and the class of ’85 from Betty, Steve, Kristen, and Nutmeg. Good Luck, Steph. ILYVM . . . Dad. Thanks, Mrs. Price — you are a great friend, and you made everyday at W.B.H.S. very special! 1 love you! Love, Meri. Sara — Best of luck in everything you do. I’ll miss you! Love, Jen. Congratulaions, Sara! I knew you would make it! Good luck in the future. Love ya, Pam. Lisa, see you next year. “Bunkies”? Love, Sara. Lisa, Noreen, and Kim — my pole got stuck. Jen, Pam — have a good year. Miss you! Love, Sara. Congratulations, Linda. All my love, David. Best wishes to the class of ’85. Mrs. Parker. Congratulations to the class of 1985. Mr. and Mrs. Priestley. Linda, always remember and never forget. Love always, Mom and Dad. Congratulations, Linda. Love, Mike and Di. Mr. Keeney, do you want to dance? Get those bloody parrots off my keyboards. Can I have a ride? — the chauffeur. Robin provokes these things! Thanks, Mom and Dad — LAB. Best wishes to the class of 1985. Mr. and Mrs. Don Parker. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Parker. B.P. — You are a very special friend. Your love and friendship has meant so much to us. We love you! Marge and Sher. Bob, your love and friendship will always be treasured. You’re very special to me. I Love you!! Aim. Lis, I’ll never forget all our talks at my house (babysitting). Good Luck!! Love ya, Amy. Thanks Robbie, for being a chauffeur when I needed it. C.M. G.I. Joe a’heading for the water; gonna find out where the Big Brown shark came from!! C.M. Hey, Joe, I got my suit on, let’s go!!! C.M. To Malone, Steve, Kev, O’C., Bemie, Tex, Bucky, B-Rake, Welb. and the rest of the gang, It’s Been Real!! Murph. Meri, Thank you for always being there when I needed someone to talk to, and for all the help in S.C. Best of luck — Love always, I Kris. Kim — See that telephone pole! Robbie-Erta . . . Chicken McNuggets and a Hot Fudge Sundae? Patrick, get me one green balloon. Heather — Heather “B” — Nether — Nether “B” — Nether “B” the ritz, but she’ll always be the pits! To Michelle and James ... I hope you ' re not in a rush. Love, Auntie Kimmie. Good Luck and Best Wishes to the class of ’85. Niki — Friends who can sit on p.c.’s together must have been meant to stay “friends forever”! I LOVE YOU KID! Love, Me — sis. Kris C. — If you were as good of a driver as you are a Student Council President, then you would be driving in the Indianapolis 500. Keep smiling! Love, S.C. Vice-President. Steph C. — My arms will always be open if you ever need a hug! I love you, Kid! Love, Meri. Darls, Dee, Nor, Ginger, Steph, Robbie, Kath, Mark, Pat, and Stephen Thanks ... for being friends. Love, Meri. Nor, you were the best inner a wing could have! I ' ll miss you! Love, Pam. Kev, let’s go out for Chinese — but I don’t have any money. Bucky Lindy. Mr. Moynihan — we are all gone — just a memory. Thanks, Mr. and Mrs. Brearly, for everything. David. Yes, Ed, you have to swim to the sailboat! Dave. Brales, I’m short on cash. You’re buyin’, right? Dave. To an Angel, may the best of everything come your way. I love you and always will. Love, David. Good Luck. Love, Mom and Dad. Jim — the past is gone and cannot be returned, and the future is a concept. Do it now!! Jimbo — How about a haircut! Love, Mom. Jim — the best of luck! from Roger and Carolyn. Best of wishes to the class of ' 85 — Jack and Emi Carrigan. Malone, I’m with you all the way! Dad. Murph, Fitz, Steve, Bemie, O’C., Good luck in the future. J.C. Kate — I’ll be home on the weekends. Joe. Joe, Bobby, Bob O’C., Kev, Nor Miki, Col, Dawn, Deb, Heather, Kimmy, Lisa, Sara — Good luck . . . I’ll miss you. Love, Jen. Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1985 — Miss Lawrence. 63 Mark — Are you finally a senior? Dorinda — congratulations and best wishes — Mr. and Mrs. B. Mark, Dee, Bob, Rob, and Kath — Did you know that whipped cream is like air? Sue. What’s a B-Rake? Who ever said that High School wasn’t fun? M.B. Debe — you’re finally DONE! Hey, plumbers make good money! Good luck, Kim. Steven, I’ll never give you another black valentine — only red. Love, Kim. Kab — your the coolest. Congratulations! Love always, Kimbie. FIESTA CHICAS — Deb, Mair, Jen, Miki, Heather — GOOD LUCK! Love, The Honorary Members, Moe Kim. Just wait Bob, someday when I ' m big and strong, I’m gonna beat you up! Kath. Hey, did you know eating whip cream is like eating air? Good luck to all the crew” Love Kath. Lisa, Darlene, + Sarah — Good luck! We’ll miss you guys!! Love Jan + Amy. Best wishes to the class of ' 85. Mr. and Mrs. Bouvier. Mik + Col — Remember — today is the first day of the beginning of the rest of your life — Amy. Congratulations to the Class of ' 85, one to go!! Carl and Margaret Bruhn. Carla, best of luck and thanks for the lunch money! R.H. I’m gonna miss ya tons! Let’s keep in touch always! Thanks! Love Ya J.B. K.C. Don’t forget your sweatpants! Best of luck and keep in touch! Thanks, Love Ya J.B. Worsh your claths in da crick, Good Luck Josie B. Hey Nutty, remember our long talks on the field hockey bus! Lots of Love Curia Sue. Ginger, may your future endeavors be fulfilled with happiness. The Big “O”. Ginger, may you do as well in the future as you have in the past. Love, Mom Dad. West Boylston Girls’ Basketkball Team finally made it to the CENTRUM! Dawn, Long live M’M’s . . . Ginger, continue to give the world the best you have and you will receive the same in return. Jim Our very best to you, Miki, We love you. Mom, Dad, Lisa Amy. “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,” bigod,” Mom “Good Luck” Col, Deb, Heath, Mair, Jen Lynne. M. M.F. Congratulations to the Class of 1985 — The Welburns Good Luck Sean! We Love You. Mom Dad. Sean “I don’t believe he caught it” Blivit What the H is a BLIVIT. Sean “The unbelievable cookout king” Welburn. Gleas. No more rides to school in the morning — Hurray! Good Luckk Sheri. Love, Mom, Richard, and Kris. Congratulations S.K.C. and the Class of 1985. The Vass Kris, now you get to be the only child. Love, S.C. “Here’s 50 take a cab, the men in blue got me again . . . sorry.” Love Z. K — sworn to fun, legal to none, right?! LABF, Ei. Hey, Breaks, How ' s A1 from hardware? Jane, Lisa, Jen and Carol — it’s going to take a huge candy bar for what we are going to do next year! Olivia. Best wishes to the class of ’85. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gruszka. Best wishes to the class of ’85. Mrs. Stuart. Cheryl, Jimmy, Lisa — Thanks for everything. I’ll miss you! Guess who?. Best wishes to the class of 1985. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton J. O ' Connor. Go For It Class of ' 85! Tobie, Terror, and Elsie. Mrs. Bositis, how are you and your Latin students getting along these days?. A snowflake and an infinite night sky — one great, one small, and each one different as are the memories of our lifetime. Best wishes ‘85’. To the class of 1985 — Health, happiness, and the satisfaction of achievement. Peter — Here ' s to starving artists. Mr. Qwertyuiop. Luck and Pain to the 1985 Cross Country Team — Joe, Mama. Joe!. Wishing happiness and success to Bob O’Connell and all of the class of ' 85 — Don and Donna Price. Best wishes in 1985 and always — Bob and Nancy O’Connell. To Bob and the class of ' 85: you’re GREAT!!! Congratulations!! — Wendy. Bobby — Congrats, you made it! But, how are you going to live without having me to hug? Luv, Michelle. Bob, congratulations! Good luck in everything you do. Love ya, Pam. Jim, you have 88 fingers and 69 friends. Congratulations, Jon. J.B.. Thanks for being there when I needed you — you’re a great friend. I’ll miss ya! Keep in touch. Love. R.H. Kimmie — Hot fudge and Chicken McNuggets, again??? Dee, 1 think I’m gonna be sick! Do I really have to wash the “anything goes bowl”?? Mom Dad, thanks for everything. I love you both. Love, Robbie. Bob O. B-Rake, you still owe Dee, Kath and me, when are you gonna pay up? 64 HOMECOMING This year Homecoming was a fun and exciting time for everyone. The whole week was full of games and fun activities that led to the big pep rally in the gym. All the classes competed in many competitions, including an obstacle race and a contest to see which class could yell the loudest ... In other words, which class had the most spirit. Chuck Stevens was crowned Homecoming King, and he introduced the Homecoming Court. The court included Kim Alicandro, Erin Stephens, Marianne Mullen, Michelle Larose, Kris Cleary, Christine Goyette, Darlene DiBara, and Meri Robinson. The football game, that same evening, was the high point for some people for that week. The lions proved that they could hold their own end and beat Millbury. The dance the next night was the high point for the others. During a break, King Chuck Stevens announced the queen, Meri Robinson. When the last dance ended, it was quite a let down after such an exciting week. Although we felt sad that it was all over, we still kept our heads up because of the fine memories that we will be able to keep for the rest of our lives. The Junior Prom for the class of 1985 was everything that one could expect from a prom. The Prom Committee did a great job organizing and preparing for the big night. Most of the couples stopped at the high school, before going on to Landlord Ben’s, to have pictures taken with friends and family. When everyone arrived at Landlord Ben’s and had their pictures taken, we all sat down and had a fine meal of either chicken or steak. After the tables were cleared, it was time for the Grand March around the room. This would be the time for the judges to pick who they thought should be on the court and most importantly, who should be Queen. The time had come and everyone was anxious. Lynne Newton, Kelly Standring, Stephanie Knoebber, and Kim Christo made the Queen’s court. After a moment they announced Heather Smiley as Queen of the 1985 Junior Prom. Mr. O’Conner crowned her. After pictures were taken, it was time to dance. Most of the time the tables were cleared and the dance floor was packed. Everyone, it seemed, had a great time. 69 BABYSITTERS’ BLUES During the Annual Play Competitions the class of 1985, junior class, performed a one act play about two teenagers who try to babysit for some very bratty children. After the fire department, the pizza parlor, and a long distance phone operator get involved with family, the parents come home and straighten everything out. 70 Because of their superb acting abilities and the little antics, that they added themselves, the class of 1985 dominated over all others and were able to carry on the title of “winner” for one more year, something which no other class in the history of the West Boylston High School has been able to do. 71 “CHEERS” For the sophomore class of 1986’s play. They did their own rendition of that familiar television program “Cheers”. They cast the members of the show with students from their class to make the character be the funniest and the best of their capabilities. One of the highlights was when Jim Been sang the theme song at the beginning of the show. 72 ROBIN HOOD 73 Our Senior Ball, held at the Windsir Restaurant, was a night of dancing and good times for all. Our class decided to follow the lead of the previous seniors and have a stag ball, but we were original in our decision to hold it in March. The Senior Ball is less formal than the Junior Prom and was one of our last chances to be together as a class. Double or Nothing entertained us with a variety of music, and the dance floor was always filled to capacity, making it an enjoyable evening for everyone. 75 WHO DUNNIT? The Senior Class of 1985 presented a one act mystery comedy that had a very surprizing ending. The announcer, the panel of detectives, the nurse and paramedics, the little kid, and the lamps all added something extra to make this play all the more enjoyable. The original cast, however, performed very well and helped the class of 1985 go on to it’s third straight victory as the winners of the Annual Play Competitions. T : ' 76 WILBUR The ever loving Wilbur is back in the Junior class of 1986’s play. This time Wilbur “falls in love” and he wants to go to the movies, but he can’t because of many family disputes. All’s well in the end as Wilbur goes to the movies and his family understands that all he wants to do is have a good time. mm w m Tf v . 4. L . 1 78 THE TEACHER HAS IT ROUGH The play put on by the sophomore class of 1987 was a one act farce of a day and life of a teacher’s classroom. This play showed how difficult it can be to be a teacher in these things. Let’s try and show some compassion for these poor people in the future. O.K? 79 TEACHERS, TEACHERS The freshman class of 1988 followed in the footsteps of the sophomores with a play about the schoolroom. Talking out of turn, writing notes, and writing on the chalk board are a few of the many things that the teacher has to put up with. It is nice to know that our own teachers have a little more patience than those, portrayed in the show. 80 It is tradition to celebrate the end of basketball season with a dance. This dance is called the Victory Dance. Although the boys’ basketball team got the big turn outs and crowds for the games, it is with the girls’ basketball team that the school celebrated. They played in the Centrum for the District title, but lost in a tough game. Even though they did lose, the spirits were high and everyone danced the night away. 83 AN HONORABLE GROUP Every year the National Honor Society holds a formal induction ceremony in order to welcome in its newly elected members. Before going to the high school for the formal candle lighting ceremony, a banquet is held for the inductees and the present members, this year taking place at the Sterling Inn. Later at the high school the officers give speeches on the components which make up the ideals of the National Honor Society: Character, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship. The inductees take an oath to serve their school and community before concluding the evening with every member lighting a candle. 84 85 QUEBEC The French IV and French V classes took a trip to Quebec in October of 1984. The four day trip was a fun-filled and an exciting change from West Boylston. The bus ride was long and tiresome, but the students, after taking a glimpse of the fascinating city, were eager to go out and explore. Some of the highlights of the trip include eating at a very typical French restaurant, a ferry ride on 86 the St. Lawrence River, sightseeing, a buffet meal at the Astral, a horse-drawn caleche ride, a tour of the Citadelle, an interesting day at a French-Canadian High School, and an exciting evening that ended with a surprising birthday party for a fellow student. This trip will be one that most will remember as an important part of the high school lives. 87 I d CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 89 L’lL ABNER West Boylston High School put on its annual spring musical, “L ' il Abner”, in March of 1984. Although the lead characters were portrayed by former students, there was a lot of help from this years seniors: Darlene DiBara, Jenni Colangelo, Mark Barakian, and Lynne Newton. The show went so well because of the people who helped produce it, including Mrs. Grace Leslie, Mr. John Leslie, Mr. Herbert Maynard, and Nicole Stanley. Their talents provided strong guidelines for a great show. The cast as well as the audience enjoyed this spectacle. 92 LIONS’ PRIDE The tradition of football was carried on by seniors Scott Stanley, Chris Murphy, Bob O’Connell, Mark Barakian, Stephen Priestley, Ed Greenouh, Sean Welburn, Bob Parker, and Joe Carrigan. The Lions proved themselves to be a team which never gave up hope and stuck togther until the end of the season. The Lions’ pride showed through on Homecoming Day as the team defeated Millbury. 94 KEEP ON DRIBBLIN’ The fieldhockey team had a fine season. The team was led by tri-captains JoAnn Bruhn, Annette Mercurio, and Noreen Verdini, which also included seniors Miki Fortin, Colleen Labossiere, Dorinda Stevens, and Kori Gilson. The seniors leave the loop and bus songs that include “The MIT song”, “Peppy’s Saloon”, “A Hole In The Bucket” along with many others to the remaining varsity members and j.v. team. 96 RUNNING WITH The boys cross-country team again had a great season. The team was led by seniors Mike Witkus, John Wild, and Scott Casey. Mr. McGrath is the coach for the team. 98 THE WIND Mr. Bouvier is the coach for the girls’ cross-country team, which has done well consistently over the years. He has much to look forward to in the years to come as the team is a young one. The squad is led by junior Carol Watkins. 99 GET THE LIONS’ BEAT The cheerleaders really enjoyed this season, especially after the big win over Millbury on Homecoming Day. The cheerleaders heightened the spirit of the Homecoming pep rally and carried the ceremonial hoop for the football players at the beginning of each home game. Led by captains Kim Christo and Meri Robinson, the squad included seniors Lynne Newton, Kathy Akins, Robbie Hayes, Heather Smiley, and Stephanie Knoebber. too JUST KICKIN’ AROUND Because the majority of the players were underclassmen, the varsity soccer team was dropped. This decision will benefit the team in the future years, as it will give the younger players more playing time. 102 103 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING: Coach Diamotopolis, Manager Scott Brearley, Eric Tarkiainen, A1 Greenough, Ed Cure, Manager Jeff Lindberg, Manager Stephen Priestley. KNEELING: Don Lindberg. Travis Rotti, Bob Parker, Ed Greenough, David Lindberg, Brian Scanlon. 106 BOYS’ JV BASKETBALL STANDING: Chris Pehl, Don Belsito, Joe Pukaite, Jeff Lindberg, George Kokalis. Coach Bonci. KNEEL- ING: A1 Greenough, Scott Bostek, Joel Carelli, Chuck Carelli, Eric Olson, Chris Coleman, Todd Granger. 107 CHAMPS 1984-85 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING: Robin Hall. Carolann. Watkins. Pamela McMillan. Susan Kezer. Christine Goyette. Coach Priestley. SEATED: Cheryl Fortin, Jo Ann Bruhn. Mary Papandrea. Debra Carelli. Ginger Watkins. Lisa Bryngelson. Kirsten Johnson. MGRS: Jennifer Colangelo, Dawn Scott GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL STANDING: Jennifer Holmes, Sheri Newton, Bessie Kokalis, Kim McMillan, Melissa Esteves, Danielle Mullen, Michelle Lamoureux, Coach Garofoli. KNEELING: Carol Morin, Sue Mautner, Lisa Casey, Carla Bruhn, Lisa Hovsepian, Melissa Supemor, Kellie Buck, also Audrey Mautner. 109 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS STANDING: Pamela Larose, Darlene Woodill, Niki Stanley, Michelle Barton, Kim Morris. SITTING: Meri Robinson. Kathy Akins, Stephanie Knoebber KNEELING: Dawn Chenard, Kris McDonald. 110 JV CHEERLEADERS STANDING: Cathy Dugan, Wendy Given, Meaghan Mahoney, Amy Fortin, Kim Alicandro, Diane Bennet, Marianne Mullen. KNEELING: Amy Alicandro. Maureen Bennet, Margie Webb, Sherri Greene. Ill BATTING A 1,000 Despite their not-so-spectacular record the boys’ baseball team kept their spirits up. The team was led by junior captain Chris Carrigan. Mr. Ekblom, as head coach, has a happy future with this team as it is a young and promising one. HOLE IN ONE Although the golf team is a small group, it is an enthusiastic one. The home matches are held at the Wachusett Country Club. The team is headed by Mr. Willaim Foley. The seniors on the squad include Chuck Stevens, Scott Brearley, and Sean Welburn. 112 THE HURLIN’ MACHINE This spring was an amazing season for the girls’ softball team. With captains Deb Carelli and Noreen Verdini, the team came in second in their league. This enabled them to qualify for the Districts, which was a first for the school softball team. The team rallied over Hudson Catholic with a 12-10 decision. This win put the Lions in the District E Finals. Despite their valiant effort and seventh inning comeback the Lions just came up short, losing 8 - 6 . � 113 atM RUN, JUMP, AND THROW The tradition of track was carried out by seniors Lisa Bryngelson, Stephen Priestley, Chris Murphy, Mark Barakian, Mike Witkus, Scott Casey, and David Lindberg. The Lions’ pride was evident once again as several members of the squad qualified for individual Districts. The coaches for the boys’ and girls’ track teams are Mr. Dave Keeney and Mr. Dick Priestley. 114 GET INTO THE The boys’ tennis team once again had a fine season. The team was led by seniors Bob O’Connell and Ed Greenough. Mr. Herbert Maynard is the coach for the team. SWING OF THINGS Mr. Ted Traver, as coach of the girls’ tennis team, has much to be proud of as his team has done well over the years winning countless Southern Worcester County League titles. The team, led by senior captain Ginger Watkins, qualified for the team Districts. In the final round of competition the Lions lost to Notre Dame Academy. 115 :■ ' jj 9L Hr Mte K ' 1 ' i- • ,V ; f tfHU ' TlCS j •■■ ’ ' ■ ■ « • . i� � ' • - , . . ■ v J .;-, : m 0 Htm , « , V: ■••• ' V, “■ « ♦ ' V r 4r% f ■ r H « V f ♦ ♦.♦ : • ♦ iV ♦ M.t ♦ ’ %«r r� “• •. V� V- Ldi 123 VIVE LA FRANCE With the help of Miss Scopelliti, this year’s French Club has done some really fun things. The most exciting event this year was the trip to Quebec taken by French IV and V. The French students did a lot of sightseeing and saw many beautiful parts of the city. We did a lot of exciting things and met a lot of interesting people. We had a great time, and it is an experience that we’ll never forget. ABRAN LOS LIBROS The Spanish Club works very hard to prepare for the Foreign Language Christmas party. Mrs. Hudson, the advisor, helps them make pinatas, and helps them with their production of a Christmas play. The club does a lot of exciting things that include going on different field trips to study the Spanish culture. 124 FUTURE PICASSOS The Art Club members are a dedicated group of people who share their talents with the school as well as the community. Many of these members have exhibited their work at a variety of different places such as the Worcester Art Museum. They raise money by working very hard and by selling their work in the form of Christmas cards and calendars. Mrs. Boosahda dedicates much of her time to her students, and none of these events would run smoothly without her help. Her help and encouragement is greatly appreciated. TICKET SALES 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 greatly appreciated by everyone. McGRAIL’S NAVY Mr. McGrail leads the A.V. Club in aiding teachers with the school’s equipment. Without these dedicated students, projectors, overheads, and video recorders would not be able to be used by the school. 125 COME JOIN THE BAND Many students at West Boylston High School participate in band. This talented group puts on many excellent concerts throughout the year. The Football Band puts on an enjoyable half-time show. The band also participates in the Saint Patrick’s Day and Memorial Day parades. Mr. Maynard has been encouraging talented musicians for years, and will continue to be a supportive advisor for many years to come. SING!! Mr. Maynard also directs the chorus. The Chorus is another talented group who performs at both the Christmas concert and the Spring concert. During the spring, they put on a concert for the senior citizen group in town. They are always received warmly and always sound terrific. A SWINGING GROUP The Jazz Band is a group of musicians who really like to play. They practice once a week under the direction of Mr. Maynard. Their concerts include the Spring concert and the concert at the Common during the West Boylston Days. CENTRAL DISTRICT ■r r- • ' ? y ■ -I The Central District members were chosen according to talent. They only practice three times a week, but the rehearsals last for three hours. As a result, the concerts are always beautifully performed. 127 LET IT SNOW! The Ski Club takes many exciting trips to various slopes up north, as well as participating in the afterschool ski program at the nearby Wachusett Mountain. Students of many different levels make up the club; there are many novices as well as experts. With the enthusiasm and carisma of Mr. Maynard, everyone has an enjoyable time at the slopes. HARD WORKERS Seniors who want to experience the working world are given the chance to do so through the Work Study program. They are allowed to leave school early each day to rush off to work in many different places and fields. These students get the necessary experience, and a taste of the “real” world. The National Honor Society is compiled of students who accumulate a designated grade point average and devote their time and abilities to the school and community. There is an annual ceremony which honors the students’ scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Mrs. Holmlund, with much enthusiasm, took over all the responsibilities as the advisor. The first order of business was electing officers. Heather Smiley was elected President; Mary Papandrea, Vice-President; Dorinda Stevens, Secretary; and Noreen Verdini, Treasurer. The National Honor Society joined with the Student Council to give a Christmas party for the senior citizens. They contributed fruit baskets, which were raffled off. For the first time, they helped with the Special Olympics. This volunteer work proves that this organization is and will continue to be a hard working group of students. ( The Math Club has many hard different schools to compete in math working students. It is headed by contests. Mrs. Doherty. This club travels to “M ATHLETES” 129 WHAT’S COOKIN’? With the help of Mrs. Gruszka, the Home Economics Club devotes much of their time to the community. They entertain people of all ages by visiting the Oakdale Nursing Home with baked goods for the elderly. They also provide the school with baked goods for open house and dramatic activities. STRICTLY BUSINESS The Businenss Club, headed by Miss Salmon and Miss Lawrence do all the work that typists, stenographers and accountants do when they work, but with one exception — they do it for the school. GYPSY Gypsy was the 1985 school musical. Under the direction of Mrs. Grace Leslie and John Leslie, the show was a hit. The two leads were given to the talented Annette DeVillers and Jenni Colangelo. Most would say the next stop would be Broadway! LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION The many wonderful dramatic productions put on by the Drama Club would not be possible without the help of Mr. White. The Drama Club works very hard throughout the year to ensure that the Senior Play, Play Competitions, and the musicals all run smoothly. Their help and dedication is greatly appreciated 131 “YOU OUGHTA BE IN PICTURES” The Camera Club works very hard to improve their techniques in picture taking. With the help of Mr. Bouvier, students learn to take and develop their own pictures. i •% ' M J t | iy i 132 Our school is full of enthusiastic athletes who participate in many varsity sports. The Varsity Club is headed by Mr. Garofoli. To be a member of this club. students must participate in a varsity sport. BULL’S EYE FI , ■ Wflj I • m . JBBm. ■ w — JBk w ] f Hr The Archery Club is made up of students interested in target shooting. Under the guidance of Mr. White, these students shoot individually and remain active in their hobby. WHO’S RUNNIN’ THIS SHOW? The Student Council, with the help and support of their hard working advisor, Mrs. Hudson, does more for our school than any other club or organization. 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 still finds time to give the elderly a Christmas party, organize a blood drive, and participate in a Secret Santa exchange with the faculty. President Kris Cleary, Vice-President Meri Robinson, Treasurer Chris Klein, and Secretary Julie Thomson keep things under control and running smoothly. 133 fST • mm ' I ' fjpMVi £ ■ • ■jlflf 1 Hi ' i. « rw it A: ' 1 r. ■ $ £ .1 l: Mike L jeunesse Lisa Lamberto Scott Langhill Pam Larose Donald Lindberg Kenneth Lovejoy John Magera Eileen Mautner Chris McDonald Kevin McEnaney Janet McGuiggan Pam McMillan Sean McNeill Russell Miller Kelly Moher Lisa Montville Kim Morris Andrea Mullen Tony Papandrea Jeff Pasquale Chris Pukaite Travis Rotti Brian Scanlon Tara Sheehan Marc Sherwin Richard Simmarano Maryjo Solitro Kathleen Spratt Nicole Stanley Erik Tarkiainen Julie Thomson Joe Tsagronis Carolann Watkins Pam Welcome Darlene Woodill Charles Crane has triple vision. Jay Dugan plays the drums. Also: Paul Ramstrom, Steven Scott, and A1 Solitro 147 Laurie Amons Angela Bailey Susan Barakian Michael Bavosi Donald Belsito Maureen Bennett Eric Blaisdell Scott Bostek Sybil Boynton Carla Bruhn Matthew Bucella Mark Carlson Mary Ellen Carlson Lisa Casey Sheila Chenard Jeff Daignault John Darrah Joseph Dainis Chris Devillers Patricia Dugan Sandra Erickson Deborah Fawe Peter Flanagan Jennifer Fries Sandra Gaudette John Gleason Daniel Good now Douglas Goodnow Kenneth Gould Thomas Gould Sherri Greene Alan G reenough Heidi Harrison Thomas Heath Jennifer Holmes Mary Horgan Amy Alicandro Amy Allworth Helen Almstrom CLASS OF 1987 SOPHOMORES Todd Parker and A1 Grennough sit on the bench. Amy, Carla, and Lisa work out in gym. Lisa Howard Carl Johnson Joey Johnson Lori Johnson Lynne Josephson Kristi Kavanagh Christian Klein Michelle Larose Joy Larrabee David Leslie Diane Lovejoy Ruth Lyon Lisa McDonald Ken McGoldrick Tony Mercurio Lisa Milinazzo Marianne Mullen Deborah O’Brien Wendy O’Connell Molly O’Connor William Olds Eric Olson James Openshaw Lisa Osthues Rebecca Parda Todd Parker Deborah Pearcy Duane Rilley Tim Roberts Carolyn Rotti James Saro Julie Savage Toni Solitro Kathleen Standring Mark Superior Karen Teague Jill Theriault Brian Vokes Keith Walker Margery Webb Diane White Moira Wild Margery Webb assists Mrs. Thomson. Carl Johnson and Tom Heath clown around. Also: Sean McCarthy, Kelly O ' Connor, Jen Recupero, and William Watkins. 149 CLASS OF 1988 FRESHMEN Kim Alicand ro Tracey Bahn Dianne Bennett Matthew Benoit David Blake Kellie Buck Kim Cappabianca Stephanie Christo Chris Coleman Melinda Cranston Michael Dainis John Dipietro Laurie Dipilato Henry Dormitzer Cathleen Dugan Coleen Dugan Andy Enila Melissa Esteves Guy Failavollita Garrett Field Patty Flagg Jon Foreman Amy Fortin Julie Genelli Wendy Givan Todd Granger Todd Hall Heidi Hanson John Dipietro works on his project. Tom Harris sits in class. Chris, Steph, Kim, and Meaghan watch the game. Holly Hanson Jeffrey Harris Thomas Harris Jean Henault Scott Herbert Dean Kochanowski George Kokalis Michelle Lamoureux Christine Leary Kim Letendre Carolyn Lovejoy Meaghan Mahoney Jeremy Mard Kevin Materas Audrey Mautner Susan Mautner Daniel McEnaney Patricia McLaughlin Kim McMillan Carol Morin Danielle Mullen Tracy Perry Joseph Pukaite Steven Quiry Wendy Quiry Jason Ratoff Todd Raymond Natalie Richardson Kendal Rivard Edward Rizzuto Daryl Roberts Terence Sheehan Pam Sheldon Donald Smith Michael Spratt Melissa Supernor Michael Vignaly Matthew Walker Sharon Welsh Marc Zungola Also: Jeff Agurkis, Donna Cusanello, Robin Depatsy, Marc Gaudette, Chris Phel, and Laurie Scanlon. 151 CLASS OF 1989 EIGHTH GRADE Chns Agurkis Michelle Aubrey Tracy Avery Daniel Bavosi Michele Bavosi Felicia Bello Christina Belsito Nicole Benoit Jodie Blake Jodi Brinck Jay Brunetta Deanna Burton Joe Cappabianca Guy Caracciolo Charles Carelli Joel Carelli Brian Carroll Cheryl Casey David Castagnetti Kristopher Chiancola Tara Clark Megan Cleary Kevin Coleman Heather Cook Paul Cummings Alisa Cure Scott Drake James Ekberg Kirsten Faucher Gregory Finn Keith Fitzpatrick Dawn Marie Fortin James Stewart stands against the wall. Chris Phel and Sherri Cestodio dance. 152 Evalyn Gambaccini David Goyette Robert Grahm Heather Gray Karri Green Robin Haddad Cara Hannigan Shane Herbert Kim Holmes Leon Hovsepian Lisa Hovsepian Carter Hunt Lori Jackson Douglas Jardine Beth Johnson Bridgett Johnson Melissa Johnson Tara Keegan Bessie Kokalis Derrick Kraemer Keith Lamountain Lisa Langhill Erik Latorre Scott Lavoie Jeffrey Lindberg Dino Lorusso Jeffrey Majchrzak Justin Maykel Kim McGoIdrick Kevin McKee Daniel McLaughlin Kate McLaughlin Michelle Mehalovich Scott Melendy Michael Menard Beth Johnson has a lot of homework. Lisa Langhill does her work. 153 CLASS OF 1990 SEVENTH GRADE Chris Allworth Sandra Almstrom Scott Archue Hampton Bagdasarian Tara Bilodeau Douglas Bohlin Jeremy Borjeson John Boucher Kim Braymer Michael Bruso Peter Bryngelson Thomas Capone Joseph Carlson Jennifer Cavan Colleen Coleman Robert Daignault Ernest Decoteau Lisa Delaney Jennifer Desmarais Michael Dipietro John Dow Edwin Erickson John Flanagan Julie Girouard Erin, Celeste, and Heidi watch the dance. Jennifer Gleason Kim Graham Colin Granger Michelle Greene Amy Groden Timothy Johnson William Johnson Edwin Erickson Pushes Randy Daignault into a locker. 155 Angela Jordan Dawn Kalloch Peggy Kavanagh Colleen Kelly Derek Lapierre Lisa Lenkarski Caine Letendre Andrea Levin Roy Lyon Nicole Mancini Joel Martinath Jason McCarthy Patrick McEnaney Robert McKay Robert Monk Christine Morris Mark Mullins Stephanie Pasquale Jennifer Pearcy Kenneth Peeso Tracie Raff a Michelle Roehrig David Sarkisian Barbara Shaw Kelli Sheehan Jason Smith Darrin Stevens Joseph Sullivan Milissa Valley David Verdini Michael Veshi Lance Watkins Mark Welburn Joseph W elcome Chris Young Amy Groden rests against her locker. 156 Also: Christine Marold. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 85 WALTER C. 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Werblin, Pharmacist 182 Congratulations and Best Wishes from the Student Council Robbie Hayes Mary Papandrea Meri Robinson Heather Smiley Chuck Stevens Kris Cleary Tony Papandrea Erik Tarkiainen Julie Thomson Chris Klein Sherri Greene Marianne Mullen Margery Webb Kim Alicandro Stephanie Christo Laurie Dipilato Chris Pehl Marsha Hudson — Advisor 183 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 184 When your family gets together, let us help keep you together in a professional portrait. WINTHROP STUDIOS FINE PHOTOGRAPHY 49 CENTRAL STREET • WEST BOYLSTON, MA 01 583 • (617)835-4880 185 AN HONORABLE GROUP The Junior National Honor Society is a group of students who are elected by the administration not only for their academic achievements but also for their leadership ability and civic participation. The ceremony is the same as that of the Senior National Honor Society, with candle lighting and speeches. It is an honor to be a part of this group and all are proud that they made it. 188 189 THANKS The class of 1985 would like to express their appreciation to the parents and friends whom have guided and aided us through these past four years. You have helped us to mature by guiding us, yet encouraging us to always make our own decision. With this we would like to thank you, parents and friends, from the class of 1985. 195 BOTLSfy