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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1986 volume:

PROPERTY OF Seaman memorial •Publtr Stbranj West Boy Is ton, Mass. Purchased No. W.B. Room 371.8976 WES Received July 1986 635 LION’S ROAR WEST BOYLSTON JR.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL CRESCENT STREET WEST BOYLSTON, MA 1 TABLE OF ? 7 |. to we s Title Page 1 Prologue 4 Friendship Page 14 Seniors 15 Faculty 53 Appreciation Page 63 CONTENTS Activities 65 Athletics 85 Underclassmen 115 Clubs 131 Jr. High 143 Yearbook Appreciation Page 155 Sponsors 161 GOODALE SCHOOL WEST BOYLSTON . MRS HOLLOWAY GRADE 3 NOVEMBER 8 1976 We look to the past B 4 sharing friendships, growing, living, and learning Together. Our triumphs and failures, 9 ' | ? — The door is open. But the memories of our days and of those closest to us will always remain in images. 13 FRIENDS TO THE END OF TIME The time has come for us to part. And go our separate ways. The sadness that is in my heart, is sure to last for days. Friends to the End of Time. We’ve grown so close in this short while, Once strangers now best friends. From day to day your joyous smile. Shows love which never ends. Friends to the End of Time. Oh, the memories we have shared, The laughter and the fears. Those moments when you showed you cared, And silenced all my fears. Friends to the End of Time. On Earth we may not meet again, But please don’t say goodbye. We’ll say, “Until we meet again.” You, my friend, and 1. Friends to the End of Time. 14 MICHELLE MARIE BARTON ■ Yesterday ' s most enduring moments be- come tomorrow ' s dearest memories. Mish Ta(Shee), Dugan (Jimmy-Joe), Pam, Chris P , Lisa, Dar, Chris G. Jen Niki, Kim . . Mom and Dad ... Mr. Mm. Sheehan and Mr. Mrs. Dugan Hampton Beach ’85 . . . Shee-lalalala . Parry after the Prom Danielle and Jimmy Nat Lionel Richie Nantasket Beach Mr T Kevin . Kenny Rogers 61 . . . Doog — Is it Alice or Twinkle Toes?. . . Shee — psych — oh ' the three muskateers William (Beeza) try not to be such a whimp! Jay and his Harem . . Tut . Terry, Kelly, Ken Chris — you promised not to get hurt. Steve — not Woody . Nana and Grampa — you ' re the best! . Enn — what “P? . Steven Gray — I miss you! . .TEN Nib weekends at Bryant . . clovis . . A fire drill now?? ... Shee — Were Honda bound. . I need a tan!. MOM thanks for everything!!! Football Cheerleading 9 , 10 , 1 1 ,12; Basket- ball Cheerleading 9, 10, 11 1; Tennis 9 10 11 12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12, Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Business Club 9 10 11,12; Honor Society 11,12; Jr Prom Comm.; Play Comps, Senior Play. “You may say I’m a dreamer. But l‘m not the only one: I hope someday you’ll join us. And the world will live as one. Tarzan . Amy-san, Matt, Jan, Jay, Charlie, Chump. Joe, Psycho. Holly Mananne and Molly, the Ugly children Lisa, Mary Ellen Is Julie in this class or not? Cap ' t Givan and the U.S.S Enter- prise (deemed unsinkable) S O ! The Shades — we play all the hits Kentucky Fned volleyball, jazz band lt ' saGivan! Jeff and Bruce — TLA Beatles . . . Cheap Trick . Elvis Costello Maurice Brosnihan and the Snipets — the Tour of Love Talking Heads Rush John Lennon Fair Garden Shop music . trip in the U.C. Beast All Smurfs must die Chorus, Pres 12; Band, Vice Pres 12; Football Band; Jazz Band; CD Chorus; CD Jazz Band, All-State Chorus; NHS; Student Council, 12; Play Comps; Musicals; Senior play cast; Spanish Club; Sr. Prom Sr. Ball. UN Delegate, Boys Stale; Track; Yearbook Staff. JAMES FREDERICK BEEN MARK STEVEN BRUSO “Whatever your goal may he, Never give up and you will succeed. ' ' “Bruce”. . Ace”. . . Lisa, Chris, Bone, Steve “PSYCHO”, Tony, Squaly, Duggs. Russ, Iceman. Lang, Juanito, Large. Jim W , Football 14 Baseball 12 Lions Pride Millbury 85’ — BRAWL CITY ... 77 Pontiac — Blue Cruiser . Monzilla Gorilla M S P . landoli . Night Shift . . . “Chris, she won’t call the police, will she? “The Boss” Springsteen . RGW . . “Are we anywhere near B.U.? . . Pheasant Steve’s Malibu . “School Business” . . . The Cape . Hampton . . North Adams . Breakfast Club . Sterling Baseball . . Friendly’s . “BONE-NO” . . Cus — Big Sale?. . “But Officer, She’s on her roof’. . . Halloween 85’ — six Rambos “Jeff, It’s Time” Goodbye W.B.H.S. . . . “I’ll Never Forget You MAC . . . Football 10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Senior Play. KIMBERLY MARIE CALDBECK “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn ' t it never was. “Dufflebag” . . “Clarwater” ... I don’t know . . . Julie want a cup-a-tea w a twist a lemon . . Journey . . . Bryan Adams . . . Night Ranger . . . Hampton Beach ‘84’ . . . looks like we’re lost again . . . CB’s and 18 wheelers . . . Lisa, “what’s the story?’’ . . . JT, BK. CF, RH, LL, LM, JF, JG, Cheryl — it’s unbelievable . . . Buckwheat, Spanky Gumby . . . chocolate ice cream at 3:00 in the morning . . . Senioritus, college??? . . . camping — Deering . . . Football games — Did something good happen? ... I don’t have time . . McDonald’s . . . What a bargain ... I don’t get it . . . you have penny? . . . Chinese food ... red sneakers . . . cruising . . . Spanish Club 9,10,11; Art Club 11,12; Jr. Prom Committee II; Home Ec. Club 9,11,12. AMY ELIZABETH CAPMAN “You never really leave a place you love. Part of it you take with you, leaving a part of you behind. Amy-San . . Aim JM, JB, MB, KJ, KM, JD, EM, MS, LL, JT, JG. SK. Bite me Jim bite me What? Who did? When? . . . Jan I need to talk to you . . . you’re never gonna believe — wait yes you will . . . It’s Christmas . USS Enterprise . . just watch yourself pal . microclique .get him in the car BGAville JAPAN summer 85 — Nagoya . . . Chigusa CYFHSWKAMN . . Sakai POCKY OCHA . My eyes? . I’m still intack . . Rit, Al, Don . . Lise T-Calgary Summer 84 — NMC NYC, Lisa Lise, Col, Lynn . you’ve gotta fix the car or I’m dead believe me, they’re gorgeous . BIG CHILL . . . Mikimoto . . . but obnoxious is fun . . Is this legal? . Amber — babe baseball heads . . The Men of Ives . oboe flutes . . . M D I love you . . . I’m gonna miss you guys . . . SAYONARA . . Band; Football Band; NHS (VP 12); Math Team; Musicial Orch; Homecoming Comm.; Spanish Club; Play Comps; Yearbook. MICHAEL ALAN CAPONE ‘ ‘All you touch and All you see is all your life will ever be. ' ' BONE! . . . Iceman, Ganj, Squales, Bmce, Carrots, Russ,.Psycho . B.C. — “Get the out.” . . . Personal Foul 31 . . But Mr. P. He was black . . North Adams . Lang. Doogs . Joe the P R . The V License and Registration Please . . . I don ' t have one . Hampton — Letsget out of here Tony . . TIM, MIC — Hat Rack . . . Scott’s Parties . . Joe — You Goose Steve. Frank BRUCE SPRING- STEEN ... Ft. Lauderdale . . M. View Dirty Artie. Shep-390 . Super Bowl XX — PATS vs BEARS . Wish you were here MAC Football 9,10,11,12; Skiing 10,11.12; Track 12 CHRISTOPHER THOMAS CARRIGAN ‘ ‘Lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sublime. And departing leave behind us footprints in the sands of time.” Kris, Sherri, Margie, Amy, Marianne, Moghandi . . . Whats Libido? . . . Denny’s Tapioca Room . Chambers St. — Dress In Black . . . Cow Tipping?? . . . Blinking Lights Dead Ends . . . Hampton ’85 . . N.N. parties . . . cheering with my buddies . . . Kim we need some victory gum! . . . The Tent — Three’s a Crowd!! . . Pizza Hut, Merri’s Shaving Cream . Chinese Firedrill, and Chinese Food . . . the Cape ' 82 Pam me Dig — Let’s get some McD’s Fries! . . . Erik, Ed, and Brian . . . The Fair, R.C., L.G., KM, C B , S.T., Flin- stones Chewables 8 hour shifts . . CCC’s for my H.B. . . Pididdle Piddunk . . . The Prom, 4-5083-8 . . . College Bound!! . . . Treasurer 9, 10,11, 12; Football Basketball Cheering 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Committee 9. 10, 1 1 , 1 2; Jr Prom Sr. Ball Committee; Musicals 10,ll;Senior Play; Yearbook Committee. 19 ' ‘And can show the way — its just a game we play It ' s easy, taking it day by day.” TUT, Tony, Bruce, Bone, Psycho, Large, Jeff, Junito, Scott, Dugg’s . . 33 Wally World Moby Dick Snatch . . Millbury Brawl — 85 . Galloping Guineas . . . Lee Street . . CVS — Bone put it down! . . . Jeff were busted Football Quad. Capt 20, 61. 22. 33 . . . Whens card night I need money? Mark Cops! . . . Thanks Alot Mr Mrs. D . . . Jen I was shot down . . . “But Mr Priestly he was black . . . 204 How was your sleep in the Gremlin Steve? Hampton . . . lobster . Dcnnisport — Thanks Guy Sha . . . The VinQuincy Family . . . Hmmm Jen . . . Christine G., Lisa, Sharon, Christine P , Tara . Night Shift . . . Pheasant . . . Jen school Business? . . . Mac Jeff Lets go to Pig Pond THIS LION IS OUT OF THE DEN MMM Jack . Sorry Holty, my alarm didn’t go off. Kim. All the good times . . . Whats up Ace? . . .1 11 85. . . We will never forget you MAC! . . . DAWN ANN CHENARD KRISTINE KARIN CLEARY CHARLES THOMAS CRANE The man that is born once dies twice. But the man that is born tH’ice dies only once. You must be born again. KIM pacesetters . . THE SHADES. Larry. Jim. Jay. Erik . . . Hey Jay. what happened to Alida? . THE MICHAEL SCHENKER GROUP STRYPER PETRA . Hermit Island!! flying V I Love my Guild . SUMMERS! I’d rather be riding my motorcycle . . Hey Dick . Look at the one playing ping pong ' . . . Scorpions . . ILLINOIS V.B.S. . Chris . Ford Pinto . . Mechanical Wonder! PHIL COLLINS . Lets go down to the kelp shed Cavosier Concerto . . Junior Prom — Yeah! Marshall stack! . . . Hey chump!! . Righteous! . . . “I am” sent me . . Mr Givan — What’t this! — twelve channels!!? . . . Hey Larry, let ' s work out a harmony for this! . Advo- cate — The Way — Dayspring — give him a try! THANKS FOR PUTTING UP WITH ME Band 8.9.10.1 1.12; Jazz Band 9.10.1 1.12; Lunch 8.9.10,11,12. Don ' t go where the path leads; rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. Squeaky . . Patty, friends forever HI HON! . . Jay — my big brother . Puff . . .Erin. . Bamaby . . . Berly — GUYS?! MW. MB, AA. SG, EC. ML, KJ. JM, CM, DC. ET . Marianne — thanks, ILY . . . Kimmie Scotty . . . RED HAIR! . . . The Green Machine . . . Homecoming Queen — now all I need is the ring One More Night — thanks Tony BALLET . . . cheering . . . this meeting is called to order at Mrs. B — I have my homework . The Pub . . Worcester Library — where ' s that? . . yellow M M’s . NV or V? . . . Junito . . . Chris and Mark when are you working? ... Hi Russ . . . Naughty nighties . . PEPPERMINT GUM . . . Florida . Gracias Senora Hudson . . pizza and donuts . . . peachy . . . Men — I made it ... I miss you Kevin . . . I love you Mom and Dad . . . Goodbye WBHS . . . Student Council 10,11 (Pres). 12 (V. Pres); Jr. National Honor Society 9; National Honor Society 10,1 1,12; Football Cheerleading 12; Yearbook Comm. 12 (editor); Girls State Rep; National Student Council Convention; Art Club 9,10,11 (Pres), 12; Homecoming Comm. 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Junior Prom Comm.; Student Parent Advisory Council 11,12; Play Comps 11 (Director), 12; Musicals 9,10,11. Senior Play; Senior Ball. STEPHEN JOSEPH CULLEN EDWARD LOUIS CURE “ Without effort there is no reward. Madame . . . Curad — The Bandaid Man . . Rompers — Erik, Brian, Travis, Digger, the Rican . . . The Hill Girls — Margie, Maureen, Sherri, Amy and you to Scary ann . . . Dawn, Kris, Kim . . . Pete . . . Jen . . . Ma . . . Flood of ’85 — Joe, Mary, Scamp, Manny, Paul, Dick . . . CCD retreat ’84 — Brian, Tony, Kevin — “Where are we?” . . . Hawaii ’85 — U.S.S. Robison . . . Wally world ’85 . . . Pumpkin Runs . . . “Do you have the homework?” . . . “The flag is up!”. . . “Erik, that was my favorite shirt.” ... “I swear I didn’t know that store was closed!” . . . FTITCTAJ . . . Pink Floyd, Steve Miller, Boston . . . “You gotta love it!” Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Tennis 9,10,11,12; Class V.P. 9,10,12; L.S.A.C. 11, chairman 12; Boy’s State 11; Central District Jazz Band 11,12; Stage Band 9,10,11,12; Play Comps. 9,10,11,12; Musicals 9,10,1 1,12; Spanish Club 9,10,1 1; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Senior Play. ' Right now the future is n ot what it used to be, but the dream is still there. I don’t care . . . doesn’t bother me . . . Breakfast Club 85,86 . . . Millbury under the lights 86 . . . Pam . . . Ella . . . who needs luck . . . anyways . . . whatever . . . R.I. !!! . . . Moi?, never . . . July 22, 1985 . . Sol can’t Sing . . . what are we doing tonight? . . . Right?! . . . Perv . . . Fine, be that way . . . Hey bro . . . So goes life . . . lets trip the white Fantastic . . . Skiing . . . Valt . . . KAK, KEN, LEEN, LINDA, PAM . . . Football 10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Musicals 9,10,11,12; Class Play 10,12; Senior Play JOSEPH MICHAEL DIVERDI ' All I ask of living is to have no chains on me, and all I ask of dying is to go naturally. The Team . . Hampton ' 85 . . . The Enter- prise and The Cruise Beast . Michael Jackson . . Cyndi Lauper . . Duran Duran . . . Stink! The Motown Sound — “I know you want to leave me . . .” CCR . Blood Sweat and Tears . . . The Rascals . . . Chicago . . . 6-’s Revised . . . 94CGY . . . 100.1ZLX. “Mr. Maynard, Could I have another pass?” . . . The Bill Will — M S, J.G.J.B, A.C., E M, J.T., J.M, and me Music, Music and more Music! Another lunch at Bob’s? I’ll learn to be quiet! Hey Jim, break into any offices lately? Campground Rd. and tenspeeds . . . WEST BOYLSTON FOREVER . . or at least until next year . . . It’s a given . . I’ve got to roam . . . The Marx Brothers . . . Adios Amigos. Art 9; Band 12; Camera Club 12; Chorus 12; Ski Club 9; Spanish Club 9,10,11; Play Comps. 9,10. JAMES JOSEPH DUGAN “As we go down lifes lonesome highway it seems the hardest thing to do is to find a friend or two; that helping hand is someone who understands; when you feel you lost your way you ' ve got someone there to say, I ' ll show you the way.” ” Lionel Richie ” JAY . . Doogs . Boogan Men TABY-JO, TARA. MICHELLE. KRIS — My three little sisters Berly, Pat, Cath, Coll, B-RAKE. D.J., Ron. If all else fails blame it on the line JG. SH. JP. CD, BONE. MB. GF. CJ. . I’m going to Salem Pat. Jim. Peg, Ken, Carol, Ken “Sailing” . . Chicago Watch out for falling trees! . . LINEMEN FOREVER’’ “ Jay I think Im having a baby” . . . “DAD 1 got a ticket but I was only going 82” . . JACK, KEVIN. AUNT SALLY, UNCLE BILLY. MINNIE . . . “Whats my name? . . “61”. . W.B.H.S, vs MILLBURY vs fans . . . ‘‘MAC 1 wish you were here. I’ll never forget you’’ QUAD CAPTAINS FOREVER! . . swimming 12 1 84 . . . Football 8,9,10.11.12; CAPT — 12; SENIOR PLAY; Track 8,9,10.11.12; Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Play Comps 9,10,11,12; A V Club 10.11.12. STEVEN ROBERT DURHAM PSYCHO . . . Kate . . . Bone . . . Ganj . . . Carrots . . . Bruso dude . . . lang . Mac . . . Russaaa . . . Large . . . OK ahah Pete . . . Ish . . . Doogs . . Pasquallee . . . Bugoff . . . I’ll have the lot . . . Gremulator . . . Hey Chris Psst . . Hampton . . . Brew . . . 42 . . . Chevelle 74 350 . . . Hmmmm what college should I go to Yale, UMass. Maybe I’ll try Harvard . . . Football . . . lunch . . . studyhall . . . Gym . . . Football 10,11,12. JENNIFER LEIGH DWYER Happiness is a butterfly which when pur- sued is just beyond your grasp . . . but if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you ...” Hawthorne Jen . . . chris pam lisa michelle ta pam dee lisa carol chris tony mike russ Steve mark jeff mark jay scott joe Pam it’s a big house . . . bus convo . . . Bleeker St . . . C.P. — vaseline broncos RPHS . . . The Cape . . Hampton . . Bmce . . . Lee St. — a school bus? . . . HUH . . Barb JOHN THE HILL . . . Jr. Prom — One More Night . . License? . . . The Jags . . . Erin . . . pearls Pam — we aren’t invisible are we? . . . pink . . jenifer’s . . . MARK . . . 1 15 84 . . . forever yours . . . LAV. . . . burnt cookies . . “?” . . . Mom — Thanks for believing in me . . . DAYS ... La Femina . . . field hockey . . . Clothes . . . yes — my room is clean . . . ZZ, Lionel, Chicago, Springsteen . Sharon ... Oh Sheila . . Dad — can I have a ride to school I ’ m a senior I can’t take the bus . . . Chris C. me — OSB . . . duck bite — bee sting . . . brown socks . . . haunted house 85’ . . .1 miss you Kevin . . . Field Hockey; Spanish Club; Homecoming Committee 9,10,11,12; Camera Club; Varsity Club; Junior Prom; Senior Play. JENNIFER NOEL FIELD Things can only gel better. ' Howard Jones ' ’ Nif, Nifer . . Hey. Tree. Sue. Cheryl. Tracey. Lisa, Robin and Eric — you look marvelous! Live at the Centrum — Cul- ture Club 1 1 20 84. Howard Jones 11 16 85 . . . Live Aid 7 13 85 . . . Summer at R I.S.D 84 Quebec 84 New York 86 . . . British Pop Rock Stars — Duran Duran. Power Station. Arcadia. Howard Jones. Culture Club. WHAM!, Go West, Tears for Fears, and Band Aid . . letters to Scott Will you dance with me. Tree? Mr Mrs. Lee Barrymore 9 20 85 War is Stupid Boy George is so gorgeous Slinging ice cream at Pine croft Britain Forever I ' ll be dancing in the streets in June 1986!! . . . Art Club 10,1 1 — Sec., 12 — Pres.; French Club 10,11. You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need. IKE ... are you serious . MAC Red Man, with no hair . . . Sleepy Sam . Donkey . . . Ganj . . . Shep. the golden boy . . . Bone . . Mcfly . . John Beeza . Craig, put your suntan lotion away Squaly, Strange Jew . Hampton ’85 . . . Pink Floyd . . . Clapton ... ’74 Nova . . . ’79 Nova ... ’79 Della . . . license and registration please . B.C. ’85 . $1.20 towards Hampton . . . Boylston Pumkin Run, put em back boys . B K. lounge kenwood . . . We’re out of here Breakfast Club 11,12; A.V. Club 9,10,11,; G.A. — Shop. MARK DOUGLAS EICHHOLZ 24 CHERYL ELIZABETH FORTIN “Do not ask to have your life ' s load lightened, hut for courage to endure Do not ask for fulfillment in all your life, but for patience to accept frustration. Do not ask for perfection in all you do, hut for the widsom not to repeat mistakes. And finally, do not ask for more, before saying “ Thank You ” for what you have already received . ' ’ I can’t believe I am here . . “Celts” unbelievable — Kim . Nif . . Rob Sue . . . Julie . . Kim . . Lisa . . . Betsy He Sue fast brake . Hey Sue big big big big . . You look marvelous 8 19 85 Andy is a spaz . . Journey Bob Seger . . . Power Station . . . Glenn Frey . . . John Cougar Mellencamp . . . Dawn-Mane do you have a nickle? . . We are out of here Basketball 9,10,11,12; Home Ec. 9,10,11,12; Art Club 12. JENNIFER GILSON ‘ What appears to be the end, may really be a new beginning. Jlyn . . .Jen Bemie. . . July 4th 1985 Bemie’s little Picasso . . . Lori, Michelle, Deb, Julie, Bets, KC, LL, KF. FB.NS, MW, GOOBA . . Mahvalous . . Mustangs who me? Short?! — Don’t let my size fool you! . . . RISD Summer of ’84 . Bryan Adams . . . Munchkin . . . CHERISH Comeon, it’ll be fun! Trust me! ... 81, I like that number! . . my shite st. sgn . . . Kim, we’re not sitting on the dashboard! . Buz, Moose, Thunder . . . But is it art? . . . Not too hard to take! . . . icecreamsand- wiches! . . . Bruce . . . Eddie and the Cruisers . . . DF and JS: It’s O.K. to knock before entering the Girls Room, huh?! . . . Classic! . . . ART!!! . . . hairdressing? . . . This could be fun! . . . Material Girl . Supah! . . . See ya, round spaz! . . . Thanks Mom, Dad, and Mrs. B! Goodbye W.B.H.S.! Art Club 9,10,1 1,12 (Pres); J.V. Cheerlead- ing 11; Band (flag) 10 JOHN H. GIVAN PAT JOESPH GLEASON ALL THE WORLD S A STAGE RUSH BLIVIT SHERI 12 Sheri. Kim, Tan, Pat’s angels john ki I LOVE YA PAL Large, Lang. Squat, Ganj. Bone. Sean. Chris. Ish, Bruso. Skit. Beeza, Blood, P R . Artie. Psycho . . Did I forget anybody? . . Oh yeah Shep KEVIN I love you and I will never forget you . Roses . . . Kisses . . . Red Mustang. The Duster. The Datsun. The Nova . Psycho theChevelle B C. . . . Parties Sean he caught it . Centrum nuts Linda Sharon Luvas CATHY THANK YOU somuch . Mike Dot . . MOM DAD skiing . North Conway . . . SHERI I LOVE YOU Hey buddy your car ' s smokin “Thanks Hello again Mr. O ' Connor . . . 26 1 2 . . Marianne Mr. Mrs. N. . . Journey . . . Lionel . . . Bnjce . Phil . . Foreigner . . Asia . . ME . . . Thank you ladies and gentlemen and for my next Dick I will attempt to go to college. Football 10.11; Golf 9,10.11; Drama Club 9.10.1 1,12; Play Comps 9,10,1 1,12; Senior Play; Art Club 11. V.P.; Business Club 11.12; Ski Club 10.11,12; Varsity Club 10.11.12; L.S A.C. 10.11.12. ' These walls that still surround me still con- tain the same old me just one more, who ' s searching for the world that ought to be Rush — YYZ . . THE SHADES We play all the hits . White Ludwig Drums The BEATLES FIRST THREE, LAST THREE . . . Charllie, I got a pass . . . The band room THE CRUISE BEAST . . . I didn’t know Julie was in this class . . . CREEDENCE . . . THE USS ENTERPRISE (WARP II) — NAVIGATOR BEEN . Quebec 84 . . Rush 82, 84, 85 . . . Eileen I can drive fine . . . Marc, Matt, Jim, Charlie, Larry, Erik . . . Yes Amy there’s film in the camera INPAMOUS SUMMERTIME BLUES . . . Joe ain’t too proud to beg . . Classic Hits from CGY . . . Rich — French Wizards; Does the car go in reverse? . . . Baseball 9,10,11,12; Football 11, Band 9,10,11,12; Football Band 8,9,10,12; Stage- band 8,9,10,11,12; Central District 8,12; French Club 9,10,11 CHRISTINE MARIE GOYETTE JULIE GRAY “ Don ' I hurry . Don t worry , Do your best and leave the rest. Gregg . . . Linda Ricky, Jen, Andrea, Kim, Lisa, Linda C., Goona, Paul, Scott, Jeff, Rick, Pat, Brendan, Mike . . . Grateful Dead!, Credence, ZZtop, Willie, Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young . . . Boston . . . Auntie Ellen John . . . Lisa, how’s Herman German? . . . Summer of ’84 . . . Petsy Jasmine . . . Andrea I need some more Tonsin!! . . . 8 10 84 — forever . . . remember that train ride . . . Where’s the party at? . . . We’re wacky today . . . Maryellen, pearl, max . . . Purple . . . Summer of ’82 . . . meet me in the girls room in 10 min. . . . Let’s sneak out to the loading dock ... we gotta get out of this place! . . Trip to Philly . Boggs bong . . R R (Hinta, Hinta) . . Percila . . Lake Washacum . . . Skiing . . . Jen-stop; OK go . . . wait! . . . watch out for that car . . . Summer nights ... no more BoBo’s class. , I have an excuse for that . thanks Mrs. P. . . . Hampton Beach!! . . . McDonalds bound . . It’s time to be dismissed . . . Thanks for everything Dad, I love you . . . Mom, I’ll never forget you and I’ll always love you . . . One day at a time, this is enough Do not look back and grieve over thepast. for it is gone, and do not be troubled about the future, for it has not yet come. That will be worth remembering. JEFF . Jen, Pam, Buff, Carol, Pammie, Ta. Michelle, Lisa, Chris P, Stcph, Kcl . B-ball 20. . Pam “ice snow tow no’’ Mr. Priestley ... “I got 1st stall” Mrs. Bositis “apple cheeks” my family my nephews — Steven Brian DAYS . Centrum 85 . Mom Dad the El Morocco . . . field hockey . . . firebirds . Jeff — together forever district hurdles . . Chris, Tony, Mark. Kevin . . . “practice” . . . mats . . . we’re crazy . . hot tub . . . my box . . . Busconvo . . . Haunted House . . . Cape . ankle?! . . . Mindy — lasagna . . . Bleeker St. . . . Auntie Shirl . . . Lionel . . . 4 yr dream has finally come tnie! Jeopardy . Welcher . . . I love you Mom Dad. Field hockey 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Play Comps 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Jr Prom, Sr. Play. mmmmmmmmma ROBIN ELLEN HALL Life! We ' ve been long together through pleasant and through cloudy weather; ' tis hard to part when friends are dear, perhaps it will cost a sigh, a tear; then steal away, give little warning, choose thine own time; say not ‘Good Night ' , but in some brighter clime bid me ‘Good Morning. ' Robino . . Lisa, Julie, Jen, Marc, Eileen and friends. Little Lis, Kim, Betsy, Cheryl, Sue, Tree, Jen G Lis — NO PARKING Here Rob, hold this. No Prob, Rob . . . O’Tay . . . Julie and Kim lost? Never! . . . Will you, Lee, take this woman, Nif, to be . . Power Station 7 19 85 . . . Look at th t bulge! . . . Marc, it’s a one way street. Prom 5 10 85 . . . Quebec ’84. Jean PierTe. Blow- drying my hair — 12:00 P.M. I have to go the the . . . Basketball-Centrum . . . South Carolina. Chess Camp. Jill Horses . . . Squam Lake . . . Duran, The Who, Beatles . . . Covenant Busters . . . Dang’ t! . . . O’Beuille . . . Memories . . . Basketball 10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12; Art Club 11,12; Drama Club 10; Senior Play; Youth Group Officer. SCOTT RICHARD HOLT All the world ' s a stage, we are merely players, performers and portrayers, each another ' s audience, outside the gilded cage. HOLTY ... 73 TORINO — ' BIG BLOCK Dig LOUIS, make your sticks — Millbury 85 . What’s up . . . Kirk . . Bone . . . Suicide Squad 84 85 . . . Chris, sleep late again?! . Bob’s Hot Dog . . Buck Master .351 (C) . . . Killer Cutlass . . . Lamborghini: Countach, Jalpa there are no substitutes . I90MPH. stock . Led Zepp . Deep Purple . Rush . Van Hale ' n . . Were outta here! . . . Football 11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Spanish Club 9. 10,11,12; Ski Club 1 2; Graphic Arts; Woodworking; Senior Play. 28 DOUGLAS HUDSON Freedom, always and everywhere, even though they have never experienced it — even though they know its values only in their in- stincts rather than their minds — men have sought personal liberty; have fought for it; have died for it. D.D.E. LB . KK DL . . KM . CD . . . Football. . Golf. . . 84. . . 24. . . 86 . . . ski . . . sailing . . . Pat . . . XP. Football 11,12; Soccer 8,9,10; Golf 8,9,10,11,12; Ski Club 11. Love isn ' t measured by the good times you share, it ' s if you can make it through the bad times that counts. Lis . . . Lee . . . Leega . . . “Chris, MY BEST FRIEND FOREVER!!” . . Maine . . . Summer of 85’ . . . David ... the field hockey crew . . . bus convo . . . Chrissy, Pam, Jen, Dee. Michelle, Andi, Pam M., Carol, Chris G., Kirsten, Tara . . . “Hey Ta — you hungie or tie tie?” . . . Spanky Chrispy . . Ana-Lisa . . . Monster Land . . . black corvettes . . . “thank God for con- tact” . . . “David when are you coming home!?!” . . . water skiing slolem . . . Eagles — Hotel California, Bryan Adams — Summer of 69’, ZZ Top . . . The Hill . . . Party . . . juiced . . . Worry — who worries? . Blue Eyes . . . “NO CHRIS I HAVEN’T SEEN ANYBODY!!! . . letters, letters, and more letters . . . 9 14 85 D.C., me crazy? . . . 11 9 85 . . . our street . . . “Hey Chris, wait for meee!” . . thanks mom and dad . . . Maine . . . Chris C., Tony, Steve, Mark, Jay haunted houses . . . scooby . . . hugs and kisses . . . “Chris — Am I being a -itch!?!” . . . Bye Bye . . . Band 9,10,11,12; Football Band 9,10,11; Field Hockey 10,11,12; Softball 11,12; Girls Basketball Manager 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Play Comps. 11,12; Sr. Play. 1 Ns LISA LYNN JARDINE BETSEY LOUISE KAVANAGH ‘ 7 don ' t believe in the authorities. They ain ' t gonna take care of me and you. The only promises I know to be true are the promises made from the heart. ' ' We’re Seniors?! . . . ’’Bets” . . Camp. . Washington. N.H. Holly Graveyard . . . D D . . West Boylston Motel — “Just a maid” . . . Tara . . Kristi ... 41 — Sept. 5th. 1985 Football games; “Did something good happen?’’ . . . JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP (82 till forever!) Foreigner. Bon Jovi. Survivor. J. Giles. T.S., Guiffria . Riverside Cyclone . Duffel Bag! Sandy. Kim, Cheryl. Julie. Robin, Jenny. Lisa M. Lisa L. Pam . . WAAF — Bob Zip . New York!!! . . . Late Summer 85 McDonalds!!!! . . . Nursery School . Thanks Mom Dad ... On the edge of 17 . . . Say gone . . KIRSTEN EBBA JOHNSON ' ‘Doing what you like is freedom; liking what you do is happiness. BUFFY, Bethy, Berly, and all my other friends through the years of W.B.H.S., wild . . spaz . . babysitting . . Mom, Dad, Eric, Dave . . . Mom Dad M . Kool and the gang PHIL COLLINS, The Time, Lionel Richie . . . “We’re There”, “We must be in the front row” . . . CELTICS! . . Parish PINK! Countdown . . . B-Ball 33 . . . Centrum “85-86“ . . . Districts . . Mr. Priestley . . . Track . . . Spearchucker . . . Kim and the Cape . . S.S.C. . . . Florida 81 . . Purdue 85 . . . Snow donuts?!? Wind surf- ing!?! Cross Country 8,9; Basketball 8,9,10,1 1,12; Track 8,9,10,11,12; Play Comps; Senior Play; Business Club; Varsity Club; Home- coming Committee; Jr. Prom, Senior Ball Committee; Musical 85; Yearbook Committee. KIRK ALDEN KENNEWAY ' Confidence begins with laying down a firm foundation. Yah right! . . . R.I. . . . Firm . . Ken, I have no idea . . . Grape soda ice cream . . . Sha baby K . I hate Iandolis Mint . . . Fairbanks Homestead . . . I don’t care . . . The last of the Vaulters . . . Homework, Me? . Washacum and the gang Weekends Theme Songs . . The People of the book . . . The Gafarmobil the Gang . . Campfires and Benches . . The “Time” is at hand . . . I love Sharon Butch Sundance . . . My Brother, my friend ... to the Movies . . . Bible schools Westfield 85 . . Franklin Pierce. SUSAN JEAN KEZER “We are all notes on the score of life, some of us play melody, and some of us play harmony, but we all play the same song.” Music is basic ... Go West — Richard Peter! . . . Duran Duran — Simon, Roger, Nick, Cindy and John! . . . Journey, Hewy the News, Arcadia, Power Station, Sting, Springfield, Loggins, Rash, Monkees of course the Shades!! . . . Niffer — Nick, George, Wham!, late rides . . . Cher — John C., Steve P., Journey, Cindy Mahvelous! . . . Free — Miami Vice, Duran, Simon, concerts, men, the Chauffer . . you guys are the best, Thanks!! . . . Viva el Espanol! Sopranos Trombones . . . Better in Britain . . . here I come Japan! . . . Hey, Jan, lets do a mount! . . . Sayonara-Amychan! . . . Dave, Julie, Eileen, Chris, Robin, Jim, Matt, Jany, Marc, Lisa . . . Tracey . . . Karrie Jennie — carry on . . “Squaresville, USA . . . Good Luck underclassmen, its all yours! . . . CIAO!! ... cut Footloose!!! Band — Concert, Stage, Football; Chorus — Central District; Field Hockey; Track; Basketball; Sr. Class Play. 31 KIMBERLY ANNE KRAEMER “Even through my tears. never saw you come undone; What ' s so good about goodbye when the best is yet to come? SCOTT — ILY . . . Lisa — BFF . Proud to be Italian . . . 4- Wheelin’ . . LM, KC, HH, KO, KM, DC, JM, EM, KM, lc . . . “cheerleading” . . . Summer of 85’ Scruffy . . . New York . . . Green M M’s FRISKY??? Rt. 140 crash . . . Bruce Jeff — The Whammies got us! ! . Steve P! . . . “Hey Jipe” . . . Junior Prom . . . Gumby Lips . . . Lisa Scott . . . “Thanks Krissy” . . . “Ei — this is it” . . . “Hyde — Dixieland Delight” . . . Meg — Study . . parties . . . “But Honey” The Green Machine . CSN . . Spring- steen, The Dead, Fleetwood Mac, Neil Young . . . Alabama . . “Excuse me while I kiss the sky” . . . “KIMMY” . . Thanks MOM GOODBYE W.B.H.S. . . Track 9,10; Play competitions 9,10,12; Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Football Cheerleading 10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Junior Prom; Senor Ball MICHAEL STEVEN LAJEUNESSE ‘ ' Life is never what it seems and every man must meet his destiny. LARGE . . . TED, Chris, Juanito, Steve, Lenny. Steve, Pat John. Jeff C., Sean, Chris. Sherri. Amy. Margie. Maureen. Tony. Bruso. Bone. Beeza. MAC. Lisa — KKP . . . Hampton 85” . . . “Pheasant Hill Maureen — just say it . . OH YEH! . . . Foreigner .the boss . . . Bob Seger Styx . . Car-ol . “Pat — Can I use the mustang? . . 32 . . . 41 . . . “The wood mobile” . . let’s go bowling . . skiing . . Mucktronics . . .What’s up 1 The Mahoney family The Welbum family . . Pat John — Let’s go to break- fast . . . Steve — Can I have a ride home? . . . Centrum . . . That’s it, now what am I going to do? . . . Baseball 9,10.11,12; Football 12; Play Competitions 11,12; Ski Club; Varsity Club 12 32 LISA JUNE LAMBERTO ... but my heart keeps calling me backwards as I get on the 707 — Ridin ' got tears in my eyes You know you ' ve got to go through hell before you get to heaven. LIS (c’est moi) . . Julie, Rob. Kim Little Lis and her little friends . Big Lis, Jenn, Sue. Che. Betsey . . . Aim, Eileen and the gang . . Joanner . . HOBY ’84 . . . CD Rule (Aim, we actually made it!!!) . . . Maine . . . the res . . . Boston . . Bugs Bunny, . . Three Stooges . Star Trek, and Get Smart reruns Rush, Sting, Royd . . . Football band LEADER (snicker) . . good deal . . no prob (Rob) . . . it’s a beauty, eh? . . . ‘‘just another one of those three-hour phone calls” . whatsay . . . no biggie . . “an Auntie AGAIN?!” ... the Noonans . . . Clark . hold this . . . just a sec . . . work to get those demerits (except Julie) . . . tougours Mile Scopelliti ... ‘‘I was in the guidance office” . . . it’s been real . . . movin’ on . . . Band. Football Band; Softball; Ski Club; Math Team; National Honor Society; French Club; Art Club; Sr. Play; Yearbook. SCOTT LANGHILL ‘ ‘So you think you can tell Heaven from Hell, blue skies from pain. Can you tell a green field from a cold steel rail? A smile from a vail? Do you think you can tell? Lang also known as Sleepy Sam Clapton, Dire Straits, Royd “WISH YOU WERE HERE” . . Oh how I wish . . . Mac, Claig, Shulz, Bone, Sut up . . . Psyco, Ganj, King, Tut, Jose, Donkey, Bruce, Squally, Beeqa, Larg, Ragg and Gleastains . . . Boylston . . . Moped Crew . . . Pumpkin runs in every way . . . Hampton Beach, smuggler blues . . . power of the pony . . . The Opulators 10 horsepower . . . Why Me. . . Breakfast Club . . Meet me up the Hill . . . Don, the gummy bears Be a Marine . . . Happy Halloween Officer . . . Don’t even joke . . The human faucet Ski bum . . Gapoon . . . 4x4x20 . . . people up the high tensions . Elmer PAMELA JEAN LAROSE Strive to achieve all that you like, find happiness in everything that you do, and never limit your dreams! Pammie?! . . . Jen, Dawn, Lisa, Christine, Tara, Michelle, Pam, Chris, Dee, Kim, Lisa M , Jul, . . Tony, Chris, Kevin, Scott H.. Mike . . . Field Hockey — 1 , 3 . . Nor .1 love practice. What? Did someone say rain?. . BusConvo. . Jen S.A.T.’S — Be ready for 7:00. JOHN — my dark little marshmellow . . . fishbait . TONS! . . Hugs. . LIONS. . The Bob and Zip show . . M A S H ... Jen — She had the B.F.T ’s . . Bruce Springsteen — Rosalita . . D C. Cape Cod ' 82 — uhyeah” . . R M and that sort of thing . Spamshclass = Invisibleness . . . Joe D. — 84 minutes, Mr. Traver and the time warp . . T P.M.S.l M . . I can’t. I ' m studying M.M , J.B , M B , S M . B.C. The Beatles The Who and all other classic rock . . The Sting . . Good-bye W B.H.S. . Field Hockey 8,9,10.11,12; co-captain; Tennis 9,10,11,12; Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Play Competitions 9,10,1 1,12; Senior Play; Class Vice President 1 1 ; Student Council 9. DONLD RICHARD LINDBERG ‘ 7 want to tell you something found out, Whatever you think life is about. Whatever lifemay hold in store, Things will happen that you won ' t be reads for. Jackson Browne Digger Trevor, Scan, Tark, Madame Cure. Holty . . WBCC 1, Let’s run some LSD Rompers — Unbeatable . . Play some B-Ball . . . On the end line . . . Suck it up Let’s get 12 Dig — Sky walker Last call 330’s (42 sec) . MonteCarlo has Alpine out of gas again My Pal A1 — What’s for lunch Rican 9 D C My Buddie . . J.T. 440 (49 sec) . ’76 Monte Carlo 30 HOOP l Goodbye Manner!. . “I quit Al . . .Wannacranka few? Spike . Set me up . Let’s play to 50 by ones ” . 4-3-2- 1 It ' s all over — So Long W B H.S. . . Varsity Club 10,11,12; Spanish Club 8,9,10.11,12; Sr Play 12; Play Comps 10,12; Woodshop 8,9,10.1 1; Cross Country 10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9.10,11,12. KENNETH ANDREW LOVEJOY ' ‘In life you either crash or crash through. ’ ' Louis . . California Dream Remembered . . “Mike is there a party tonight?” . . . Burkes Refrigerator Running with the pack. . “Kirk what should I do?” . The Gang Hey dude . . Let’s go skiing . . . Rhode Island Beach Girls . Lake Washacaum ’84, ’85 “Holty don’t be a wise guy, this is serious! . Millbury ' 85 . . . Iandolies “Oh, Seriously” . . Bruso, I hate Bullion Cubes . . . Springsteen, THE BOSS . . Bad Co. . . CCR Dire Straits . . . Eddie Murphy . . . Rocky . . . “I’m not punchy” . . . The Malibu . . . “Goodmorning” . . . Pysudo life . . Psyche . . . It’s been real . . . Football 10,11,12; Track 10; Spanish Club 10, 1 1 , 12; Pep Club 9, 10,11,12; Senior Play 12; Play Comps 9,10,1 1,12. JUNITO ANTHONY MARTINEZ EILEEN ELIZABETH MAUTNER ‘ Man ' s unique agony as a species consistsof his perpetual conflict between the desire to stand out and the need to blend in. ' ' Sydney J. Harris HPHS .1 miss you . . . Melissa aka Mel, Apis and my best friend . Dan, Kurt, Gavin, Jeff, Laura, Lisa . . West Boylston? . . . Illinois . . yes — we eat McDonald ' s too . . . Eidakrikija . Paul T G Scott . . . Kim — this is it . . . BLOODY Are we not the trombones? keep the faith . . . 42 . comedy Isn’t Pretty . . . guys-n-cars . . Captain Sherwin of the Ex- celsior . . Matt get off that car I knew that Julie was here . . . Aim, we’re hot UCC — covenant-Busters . Explorers . . . Summit Base ’85 ... I Love N.Y. . Bom to shop . . . L L Bean’s . Tiffany’s . . . The Big Chill . . . Penguin Lust Monty’s Pythonites . Pink Floyd “we were all equal in the end’’ . . . Track; Concert, Marching Jazz Band; Musical; Varsity Club; Ski Club; Math Team, Captain 12; Sr. Play; Yearbook Staff; Literary Magazine, editor; Honor Society. CHRISTINE IRENE McDonald “ Love understands and therefore waits.” PAUL — 1 4 3 DC. KM. LG. RC. ST. KK. AA. SG. MB. KC. MW, MM. SK. MR. LA. CB. . . . cheering . . . 10 15 83, 5 10 84. 7 8 85 — I’ll always remember . . TAPIOCA IN MY EYE! We’ve got labido! We’ll get that sign! . Paul — Junior Prom 5 10 85 — Senior Ball — I Love You . . . Honey — those FLOWERS are moving . . Gizmo . . . yes operator I will accept the call @3 a m. . PGLPAIGMS DC — belt checks — they’ll get you everytime BFF . cuddling PPAFTTS — PC. phone withdrawal . . . Paul — Can we go to the movies? — I am not spoiled darling “My Baby’’ Pizza Hut Marc Kevin . N.N . Parties . Brent Greg P.S. D — something green and black . . . momdadlisabob . Basketball cheering 10,11,12, co-captain Football cheering 11,12 — cocaptain; Track Musicals; Play Comps; Homecoming Comm Spanish Club; Latin Club; Student Council 8 Chorus; Pep Club; Drama Club; Junior Prom Senior Ball; Home Ec Club; Senior Play Varsity Club; Yearbook Committee JANET J. McGUIGGAN What lies behind us and before us are small matters compared to what lies within us. ' ' Ralph Waldo Emerson AC. JB. SK. KM. KC. JD. KK. Mixter school . . . JUANITA . . AMYSAN! . . . Jim Aim — Remember today is the begin- ning of the rest of your life, enjoy it! . . . Hey Aim Sue — Let’s do a mount! . CHICAS — LEAN. NO HABLAN!! . . Jan — I’ve got to talk to you! . . . Ah Matt — get in the car . . Lee Aim — tennis today? . . . Hey, Jim, there’s room for you and your ego over there.” . . . Spread Out . . I’ve got my OJ today Mrs. Gorman . . . Mrs. O’Brien — 1 teacher . . . THE POOL GANG! LIFEGUARD “Look, I have the same suit as Bonnie!” . I love my families — Marrones, Rines, Morrisseys! . . . Jan, what are you doing Friday night? Babysitting. Saturday night? Babysitting. I love you Mom, Dat, Sis y Bros.! Softball 9,10,1 1,12; Varsity Club 12; Senior Play, Musicals; Play Competitions; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Jr. NHS, National Honor Society, Yearbook Committee; Chorus . . . Ski Club (Pres 11, VP 12) PAMELA MAE McMILLAN To every sunrise there is a new beginning and to every sunset there is a memory. Pam . . . Carol, Dee, Andrea, Chris G., Chris P., Lisa, Niki, Pammie, Jen, Kirsten, Tata, Michelle, Laura . . . Summer of ”84” . . . Tom, Bob . . . Heels . . . Centrum ”85” — We were there . . . B-BALL 30 . . . Mr. Priestley . . . Javelin 109 ' 6 . . . Whaaat . . . Joe- Vic . . . Carol, what are you going to do now . . . ice, snow, tow, no! . . . Andi, remember when . . . thanks Mom Dad . . . Jenny! . Dee, you’ve got to help me with . . Ai-ght! . . . Papa Gino’s — Tim, Steve, John, Jim, Tammy, Lucy The Crew . . . Sousa . . . Days . . . bus convo . . . What you be talkin’ ’bout? . Barb . . . Mr. Mrs. W’s . . . M M’s . . . pretzels . . . Chocolate Chip ice cream . . Prince ... Oh Sheila . . . We’re there . . . Who cares. I’m a senior . . . field hockey? . . Mac. . Play it off. . . DaKe — you’re mint ... Mi familia . . . Cross Country 8; Soccer 9,10; Field Hockey 11,12; Basketball 8,9,10,11,12; Track 8,9,10,11,12; Play Comps 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11; Business Club 10,11,12; Varsity Club 8.9, 10, 1 1 , 12; Senior Play. SEAN WILLIAM McNEILL ‘ Being wise is better than being strong; Yes, knowledge is more important than strength. After all, you must make careful plans before you fight a battle, and the more good advice you get, the more likely you are to win.” Paul, Kit, Mike . . Fun, Fun. . Lonesome Loser . . . Cresents . . . Thanks Mom Dad . . Girls are OK. . . Drums, Drums more . . . Maine — Lots of fun . . . Good New Friends. . .College. . Alaska — The Best . . . Ford F- 150-Grass grinder Paul, I think you broke his windshield ... I think the neighbors hate us . . . Stupid Senior Write-up . . . God ... I love to fly ... Hi Sean Mark B., MIKE C . . . Always having fun . . . Sorry officer, 1 don’t have my license . . He Stopped — RUN. . Run Away. . . Time stands still for no man . . . Love Stinks . . . Peter, Mike — INCON- TINENTA ... Oh Brain . . . Thick as a brick . . . YA’ Right . . . Soccer; Breakfast Club RUSSELL K. MILLER ‘ ' Choose the day and choose the sign of your day; The day ' s divinity ” Don’t even joke . . “live now, pay later’’ ... 69 Impala — 3 on a tree Bugoff! Muck . . . CCR, Slowhand. The Allman bros., Reg. Roger David Nick and Rick Boylston parties . . Big Earl and the Line 8 31 85 — Hey Huck UMASS 85 My little sister. Golden Boy. Bone. Ganj, Pyscho, Sleep Sam, RGW, McFly, Iceman, Cleig, Brewski. Jenny and the others . . . Kiwi’s on South Main B.K. Lounge. J.S.D. . . . “long live the fudge packer’’ . . . We’re in snake country — “I’ve been bitten” . . Pumpkin run 85 — “Bring em’ back boys’’ “I ' m pretty much established here . . . Killer Jack — 100 octane . . . “It’s a given, a ham given” . . . heasant Hill gang “Hey Steve let’s go heckling” “How’s it going Ron?” . . “There’s no substitute for raw horsepower!” . . MAC, DAD, CHAD — Wish you were here” . . . Thanks Mom . . . Graphic Arts 10,11; Metals 11,12; Wood 9,10,11,12; Breakfast Club 11,12. 38 LISA LOUANN MONTVILLE ' ' There are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you ' re on. Flippy. . . Rocko — Iloveya. . Speedy — bff . . . Dawn, Cheryl, Sharon, Apnl . . Julie, Kassie, Kimmie, Mindy, Betsey, Pam . . . Elly — remember the Clang Gang, Tub” and Lisa M? . . . Sharon — no more sneaking out . . . smoking in the boy’s room . . . What’s my tux doing in the fridge? . . . Kimmy — what’s the story . . . Henman German . . . Andy’s Alley W Julie . . . wacky dads . . . where’s the party? ... let it snow . . . summer of ’82 . . Julie — you look marvelous . . . football games with our neighbors . . . more demerits? . . . motel parties . . . visiting the mailman . . . after 1 1 rendezvous . . . TOE FIELD . . . buzz on at Ellen’s ... Ah — I’ll save you a drop . . . HELP ME . . Mindy — wanna dog? . . . Kas — I’d love to be a fireman . . . Lez — be fiends in the library club” ... is VENT for real? . . . Monkey — always remember me . . . wonderful . . . Joey pants . . good times with DJ, MJ, Brenda . . Gwen — thanks . . . 9 27 85 . . . MIKE . . . KIMBERLY ANN MORRIS Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. Kim-Berly . . . Kimmy . . . Cape Cod . . . Summer of ’84 . . . Green Eyes . . . Teddy Bears . . Misha . . BFF — Kirsten That’ d be great! . . . Jay — I’m still smiling . . . Men, Dawn, Kris M , Kris C., Jan, Amy . . . Victory gum . . . NN Parties . . . NV or V?? . . . Aw Man!” . You gotta love it Bethie MB. MM, AA, SG, MW Worcester Library, where’s that?! McDonalds again? . . . Brian, Erik. Ed. and Travis . . . M D . . . 44 . . . Jan. 25 — KJ AC — We must be in the front row!” Thanks Mom and Dad, You’re the Greatest! . . . Goodbye WBHS . . . Football Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Basket- ball Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Tennis 9, 10, 1 1 , 12; Band 8,9, 10, 1 1 ; National Honor Society 9,10,11,12; Student Council 8,9,10,12; SAC 11,12; Spanish Club 8,9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Play Comps 9,10,12; Musicals 9,10,1 1; Sr. Play; Yearbook Committee 11,12 — editor. ANDREA FRANCIS MULLEN ' ‘For as long you live and as high you fly And smiles you give and tears you cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. JEFF . . . Andi . . . Dwa . Pam, Niki, Carol, Dee, Julie, Lisa J., Chris P , Barb . . . Cuddles Lovey Dovey . . . 7 6 84 . . . Squoosha . . Babe. . . You’re bugging me! I love you more! Lori Mom . . . Papa’s — John, Lucy, Dee, Raffi The Crew. . Oh Sheila. . Heels. . Nik, you can get out of Drama, right? . . . Dawn Kris . Who cares. I’m a Senior . Ai-ght . . . Poody-muhn . . . “looove cloths” . . . Pam, remember when what you be talkin’ ’bout Bye Miss Salmon . . . M M’s Pretzels . . Prince, John Cougar . . Julie what IS Tonsin? . . . Days . . . Guiding Light . . Mom, you were right sometimes . . . Dad, you were never right! — Thanks . . . I’ll be back . . . Kevin . . . Senior Play; Musical 10; French Club 8,10,11,12; Business Club 9,10,11,12; LSAC 10; Drama Club 9,10 ANTHONY PAPANDREA ’ ' Life is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury signifying nothing William Shakespeare Tony (Hey Ganj), Chris C . Kevin (MAC), Mike (Bone). Dorn, Steve (Psycho). Mark (Ace). Mark (Iceman), Scott (Lang), Jeff (Pasquale), Beeza, Joe (Junito), Russ (Donkey) . . . ”76” Toyota with reclining bucket seats ”75” Starfire with snatch back . . FOOTBALL captains Kevin. Chris.Jay, Tony . . Millbury bench clearer — Bone you animal . . 22 . MYMMLF — It was good . . summer ’85 . . . 2 10 85 — Hey anybody got a bottle opener? . Menards A B Because U deserve it nice Prom party Barb license and registration please . banned from Boylston again!! .1 got this theory . . coke machines . . Chris — Pook Mac Bone 66 pairs Stan, can I drive? . Our beloved friend Mac we will never forget you! . . . Football 8.9. 10, 1 1 . 12; Track 8.9. 10; Student Council 11.12; Ski Club 8,9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 8,9,10,11; Varsity Club9, 10, 11,12; Play Comps. 9,10,11,12; Senior Play. JEFFREY DAVID PASQUALE ' ' Singing in the sunshine. iMughing in the rain. Hitting on the moonshine. Rocking in the grain; Ain ' t no time to pack my bag, my foot ' s outside the door. Got a dale can ' t be late for the high hopes. Squalie Amy . . . 51 . . . Bone, Bang, Brewskie, Carrots, Psycho, Ganj, Duges, Donkey, Iceman, Kevin “Mac . . All American Pumkin Run 85 — Sterling, Ma . . . Pig Pond Carrots, Mac, 200 fish . . WB vs. Millbury — live at Caesar’s Palace . ON THE BALL Thanks tor every thing Steph . . . Boylston . . . Woody, P.J Snipe, Al, Dags, Penny . Center Courts . . . BoBo . . . “It’s a given a Jay given’ . . Dorn — “THE MOST” . . claig, the friendly ghost . The Pheasant Hill Gang . . . Hampton “85“ . . Hey Ron, I caught you in the act meathead . . . psych class, the fawcett . . . MAC, I miss ya . . . Flagg, Thanksgiving 84’ How’s your neck? Simmy Meg — She fell asleep? . . . Ganj Poon Football 10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12 CHRISTINE LYNN PUKAITE ‘ The past is never forgotten, only put behind, waiting each day out for a chance to re-enter in my mind. Chris. . Lisa, Dee, Jen, Pam L , Chris G., Tara, Michelle, Pam M., Andi, Kirsten . . . Friends Forever . Seniors at last . . . My hair is brown not blonde! . . Skiing — Lis, Where are you? . .’79 Mustang. Dee — My sister . B.K. — I don’t eat the food I just work here! . . . Jen — Let’s vasal ine some Broncos . . . Oh No, they’re sending a school bus . . . Purple Blue . . Pooky . . . Maine — Summer ’85 — Some of the best memories . . . Hampton Beach . . . The Cape . . Our field hockey bus convo — “Did someone say rain?’’ . . . College Bound Green M M’s . Blue Eyes . . . The Hill — Our Gang. . .Tony. . .Lis — Smile for once . . . My B.F. forever . . . Two wild and crazy gals . . . Chrispy and Spanky . ZZ Top Concert — ’83 Me Lis . . Kevin — I’ll never forget you! . . . Weekends were made for partying, I can’t wait for Friday . . . Pammy + John . . Thanks Mom Dad . . . Bye, Bye W.B. Field Hockey 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Varsity Club 1 1 , 1 2; Ski Club 10,11,12; Busi- ness Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10; Drama Club 12; Senior Play. PAUL ROBERT RAMSTROM ' How does it feel to be on your own with no direction home like a complete unknown like a rolling stone. Bob Dylan PATTY . Nazzel . Todd Scott Julie . . Wezza . . Carla . Umby Mike . . Keith . . Grateful Dead . . . Doors . . . Neil Young . C.C.R Skynyrd . Jimi . . . Steve Miller . Out- laws . . Willy . . Charlie Daniels . . . Tucker . . . ZZ Top . . . Janis . . . Who? . . . Dylan . . . Floyd . . . Fogarty . . . Segar . . . Led Zepp . Alice . . Molly Hatchet . . . Beatles . . Jim Croce . . . Chuck . LA. Woman Mr. Mo Jo Risin . The Lizard King . . . C.G.Y. — oldies . . . Un- easy Rider . . Call me the breez . . . Friend of the Devil Road House Blues GRATEFULLY DEADICATED . what a drag it is getting old . . York Beach. The Resy . . . Hey Mr. Priestly, think this sill is level yet? . . Hey Smiley . . . Twisted Silven . . . Ski doo 71 440, 71 340, 69 399, 70 399 — Moto Ski 69 634, 71 340 — Polarup 440, Polaris 229 . . Oh come on Ma, just one more sled . Mickey (as in Mouse). What a Long Strange Trip its Been . . . “Floating down. Through the clouds, memories come up to meet me now, but in the space between the heavens, and the corner of some far off field, had a dream. Oakdale . . . “The Wall” . . . Rompers . who cares . . Maxwell Wax . . . Same as it ever was . . . N. Tniro . . Beach Sessions . . . T. Heads lr Pink Floyd Yo Destructo! . . . Alex in Wonderland Wally World weekend ‘85 lord of the SR . . . Zeb and the Chach . . Pool . . . Ya Ya Goombey Smash . . . wish you were here All being. Master of Time. Space and Dimension Neil Young . . . ST . . . Bryant weekend . Bahamas . Trevor . . . Jackson Browne . . Brian. Ed. Erik. Dig, Kim . . . B-Bali Funny, why is the tip rate down? ... A A D. . . Dawn 9-? 4-5083-8 Dawn HB + DC RETSAM YEK . I ll see you on the dark side of the moon . Play Comps 9,10,11.12; Musical 10,1 1,12; Varsity Club 10,11.12; Breakfast Club 11,12; Spanish Club 8.9. 10, 1 1 . 1 2; Art Club 10,12; Baseball 9,11,12; Football 10,11; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 12. Wood Shop 9,10,11,12; Graphic Arts 1,11; Metals 12. TRAVIS SCOTT ROTTI BRIAN JOSEPH SCANLON Some try to tell me, thoughts they cannot defend, just what you want to be, you will be in the end. Rompers — Erik, Trevor, Madam Cure’ . ER; thank you . . . Bahama Papa . ' 19 Cutlass Supreme . . Wanna play airplane? Day trips to Boston . Marky and UMass OAKDALE . . . Neil Young, Pink Floyd, Bob Dylan, Bruce, and Hendrix B-ball — Rompers, Digger, and Little Richan 44 . . Quebec ’84 with the Rican . North Truro and the Thought Police ... All expense paid trip to Wally- world . Magic Carpet Ride . . Silver Bullet . Rocky Mountain Spring Water Boy, am I glad Ed’s here . Weekends at Bryant . When does the Destructo Ses- sion start? ... I have to work in the morning, oh no . . . Have you hugged your piranha today? . . . The Llama is loose in West Boylston . . . I’m going to miss this place . . . Football 10; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Play Competitions 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10,1 1 ; Musical 10,1 1 , 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11,12; Senior Play; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Breakfast Club. TARA ANN SHEEHAN “As long as we have memories, As long as we have hope, Tomorrow awaits. As long as we have friendship, Today is beautiful. Ta . . . Tab . . Shee . . . Tabby-Jo? . . . Michelle . . . Jay Doog Alice Jimmy-Joe Twinkle-Toes . . . Dee, Chris, Pam, Lisa, Chris, Jen, Pam, Patty, Col, Cath, Marg, Kate, Kelly, Chris . . . Michelle — LALALA . . Doog-psyche-oh! ... Lis — you be so psyched?! . . . Goy — are we having fun yet? . . . Rowing with Sheri ... I love you Mom Dad . . Eh — thanks . . . Terry, Kelly, Kerri — Behave! . . Bartons Dugans . Jay 61 — my big brother . . . Yo bud . . . Bus Convos . . . Haunted House . . . Dee — I got no gum . . . BC Eagles . . . Millbury’s BP . . . Jay, or is it Alice?! . . . Mish — Florida Bound . . . Aunt Anne Uncle Rich . . . Parties at Dwyer’s . . . to the beach! ... 1 miss you Kev! . . Bye Guy’s . . . Field Hockey 9,10,11,12; Tennis 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Spanish Club 8,9, 10, 11,12; Band 8,9, 10, 1 1 ; Football Band 8,9,10,11; Play Comps; Jr. Prom Comm.; Senior Play. G. MARCUS SHERWIN ' Breathe, breathe in the air. Don’t be afraid to care. Leave, but don ' t leave me. Look around and choose your own ground. For long you live and high you fly. and smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry, and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be.” YES . . That ' s Entertainment . . Robin. Julie, Eileen. Amy, Jim, Joe. Jay, Matt, Chris, Jon, Charlie. Steve . . Hey Markie Boy — Get the Toolbox . . Summit Base ’85 — Florida Sea Base ’86 . . . Back from the dead and ready to PARTY . . . Get with it, Rob! . . . Buckaroo Banzai . . . Bowie . . . The Enterprise . . . Givan Classics . . Hey Jim — Is Julie in this class? . . . Auntie EMM . . . 42 . . . Are we not Trombones? . . . Covenant Busters . . . PINK FLOYD — Careful with that axe, Eugene . . But ours go to 1 1 . . . The Pythonites . . . MAD MAX . . Phoenix is dead! . Indianna Jones . . . Wolverine . . . Police . . . Matt! Get Back in the car! . . . Klien Stien . . . Ski Club, Vice President; Chorus; Jazz Band; Stage Band; Football Band. Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. Praise the Lord. PS. 150:6 JESUS . . . Woodhaven staff . Timmy DeTellis . . . Bri Jen Bran Mar . Marcus . . Ei Petra . . . Keith Green . . . Bug .No reverse ... No speedometer brakes? . . Chub Garfield . . . Twitch . Richa Sumarano . Dirt monster . . Hey Gibbons! . . . Chas . . . L A. . . Cato! . . . Is a dam zoo!!! . . forgiveness . McDonald’s ... No more french! . . Ah. get thee behind me Lord lead me! Eastwood . . . Haiti . . Bonjour, Bonjour . . . Spif . . . Rugrat . . . Meg . Buck . . Miss ya . . More power to ya . . . Bill Cosby Show . . Frat . . . Ya, 1 know I’ll miss this school . . . Superman to Santa . Kas, I remember . Neat and Hey Dere . Miss Header’s closet Keeney . . . Fingers 10 28 82 . . . Hile Hudack Beam me up Scotty . . Louder Sue. We can’t hear you over our talking . He’s not in dis stove! . . . Here . . Tippy . Ronald Reagan . . . Chorus 9,10,11,12; Football 11; Track 11,12; Musical 11; Senior Play RICHARD JOSEPH SIMMARANO KASSIE ANNE SPRATT ‘ ‘We grew together through the days, sharing laughter and tears, thoughts and silence. f.f. . . . Men . . . I love ya kid . . . Pam, Pam, Carol, Andi, Kassie, Kristi, NJ, Kelly . . . Hawaii ’86 — here we come . . . Cape Cod Summers ’84, ’85 Rob, Kerry, Jackie, Lindsay . . . Missouri ’83 . . . Marions Camp . . . Martha’s Vineyard . . . Tory . . . 6 26 81 . . . Plays . . . Speedy . . . my class ring! . . HEDP . . . BT . . . Friends forever 7 27 83 . . . late night pizza(s), sleep-overs . . . all-nighters . . . no-dozing . . . ZAP . . . Buffy . . . graduation party ’85! ’86? — the countdown 86, 85, 84 days left . . . Snoopy, Ruffles . . . Chris and Scott “I love you both, love your litta sissa” . . . Mom, Dad, Julie, Church, KK . . . Heidi, Marrgaret . . pc ... friends forever . . . JHB — Who’s the H?. . . friendly’s (JD) DeeDee — I love you — thanks. . . Bye WBHS I’ll miss you someday . . . Kevin . . . Cheerleading 11,12; Student Director 10,11,12; Play Comps 9; Drama Club 10 (V. Pres.), 11 (Pres.), 12; Art Club 12; Home- coming Committee 9,10,11; Home Ec Club 9,10. “You look a person straight in his eye, hopin ' for yes and ready for no. If no comes, you chew it up the best way you know how ' cause someday you ' re gonna pass that no to someone else. You want that person to respect your no . . . Thais what makes people get along. When you talk back, your just showing you can ' t take no . . . There ' s more no ' s than yes’s around. Yesirree.” The old b-pak — Mj, Li, Kel, Hik, Pj — me you in ’82 . . . Little sister Sha, Linda . . . R.M. — This is OUR graduation . . . PARTIES . . . MADONNA . . . remember forever” — If it was meant to be, you’ll come back to me, Ricky De. So I was told . . . Hi Hon!”, Tell Sis Kas” . . . Miss B B . Thanx Boyl. — Steve, Billy, David, Gooba — for the best B-day eva . . Maine, surfsong ’85 Ocean wood . . Love, for the life Mrs.D, Keny, LISA, ROBB, PHASIA: Thanx for being there . . . NICOLE ALEXANDRA STANLEY JULIE ANN THOMSON “We become what we think about . . . We are what we do .. . We do what we choose . . . But choosing takes courage. Carl F. Simmons, Phd. Dancing . . . Buckwheat, Spanky, Gumby . . . Otay . . KC and Co . Dufflebag . Thanks Eileen for knowing 1 was in class Betsey “Just amaid . . . “Quebec ’85“ . . Lis, Rob, Jen — “I am deeply hurt” . . . “I don’t get it” . . Hampton Beach . . . Rob, Decisions. Decisions . . . Cup a tea with a twist of lemon? . . . Deering? . . . Clearwater . . . 3 pt. turns Kim? . . . Tara — “I won’t be at work this weekend” . . . Lis. there’s so much to do! . . . L J signing off ... Me — late? ... Lis we made it! . . . Student Council; Sec. 11; Homecoming Comm ; Jr. Prom Comm.; Yearbook; Drama Club; French Club ; Yearbook; Drama Club; French Club; NHS.Treas 12; Musicals; Play Comps.; Sr. Play; Football, Concert, Stage Band. ERIK DAVID TARKIANIEN ‘ Only those of us who risk going too far will ever know how far we can go. ' ’ MMLME . . . Brian, Eddie, Travis Rompers . . . Key . . Oakdale . . The Shades . . . Fender-Roland- Yamaha . North Truro — North Smithfield . . . Koffler Center . . . Destructo . . . Stop Making Sense . . . Changesonetwobowie . . . Digger and the Ricans . . . Kimmy Ann . . . Hill Girls . . . WBCC-LSD . Saucony — New Balance — Prince . . . Dunfey’s Hotel . . . Pool . . . Road trips with B.J.S. . . . Wally — World Sturbridge, Virginia . . . Max Alex Buzby . . . The Wall . . . Madame . . . Bahamas ’86 . . . Just push total . . The Jags . . . JELBJG and Uncle Zeb . . . Newton Ave North . . . Kevin Mac . . . Cross-Country 8,9,10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Tennis 8,9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 8,9,10,1 1,12; NHS 9,10,11,12; Class Pres. 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; SAC 11,12; LSAC 12; Store Manager 10,11; Play Comps 9,10,11,12; Musicals 9, 10,1 1,12; Senior Play 12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Breakfast Club 11,12. JOSEPH E. TSAGRONIS ' Never lei schooling interfere with your education. ’ ’ Mark Twain “I shall pass thru this world but once, any good thing therefore I can do, or any kindess I can show to any human being, let me do it now, let me not defer it or neglect it, for shall not pass this way again. Stephen Grellit C.A.W. . . . KEVIN McHALE . . 32 . . . Laura, Pam, Andrea, Darlene, Niki, Chris G., Chris P , Lisa, Jen, Cristi, Bob . . . Heels . . . What? . . . Centrum Bound . . . CELTICS . . . Summer of ’84! . . . Pam, what am I going to do? . . . DeDi — those green eyes! . . . Ging, will you give us a ride to . . . blue eyes . . . m m ice cream TENNIS . . anything for GOLDEN BOY! . . . Pam, I don’t care. I’m a senior . . O.S.B BP from Millbury . . . Tichael . . . Hey, Chris, Practice? . . play it off. . . ByeMiss Salmon . . . Ai-gnt . . . What you be talkin’ ’bout . . . Menudal . . . We’re there . . . Rick Springfield . . . New Edition ... Joe the lifeguard from Cape Cod . . Heald’s Beach . Laura, “We’re going to talk to him! . . . DK, let’s play tennis . . . Scooter, Ging . . . Laurie D — those guts at A.C.! . . . Lance, I’m not getting you anything! . . . Dad Mom, thanks — I love you! . . . CAROL ANN WATKINS Seeg . . . Melkonian . . Last call 440 . . . 52.4 . . J.T. . . M A S P USMA — 90’ . . . “Et tu Brutie?? . . . James Taylor .Wagner. . “Thus Spake Zarathustra” . . Europe 84’ . . . Quebec Trip . . . United States Military Academy . . Central District 8,9,10,11,12; National HONOR SOCIETY 10,1 1 ,12; L. S A C 12; French Club 9,10,11; Ski Club 9,10,1 1,12; Camera Club 10,11,12; Senior Play; Track 9,10,11,12; Cross-Country 11,12. PAMELA L. WELCOME If the sun refused to shine I will still be loving you. When mountains crumble to the sea. it will still be you and me. Led Zep II Don, Kathy, Sandy, Steven, Mike, Jeff, Lisa, Steve, Betsey, Kelly, Cheryl, Niki, Nickey, Joy, Mrs. C. . . WRHS Sr. Prom in Phil’s GTO . . CB-3-69 — Recruits . . DORR . Kathy — you’re a great kid and friend. Friends FOREVER . Don — You changed mylife more than you’ll ever know. I LOVE YOU . . BON JOVI . . . Aerosmith . . Scorpions . . Joe Walsh Journey Concerts . Summers . . 10 8 84 Sandy — You’re the BEST big sis I ever had . . . Flippy — No more Mr. Wonderful , Can you surviv e? KS-RM was the best I’ll always remember him KISS . . . ZZ TOP SAMMY . THE CARS HEART ME miss ,a concert are you crazy . . ANGEL FRENCH FRIES . . . Burger King . . . THE SIX PACK — PWKSLMKMMSNS. Finally going seperate ways — Gonna miss you guys . Keep in touch. WE’RE GONE . Leave the old with a burst of song. Recall the right and forgive the wrong. Remember the things that bind you fast. To the happy memories of the years now past.” JEFF . . . 1 11 85 . . . Dee Pam. Chnssy, Andi. Lisa. Jen, Tara. Michelle, Bobby, Margi . friends forever The Supemon; . . ROSES DIAMONDS hugs . . . My sister Chrissy . . PapaGino’s Crew — Tammy, Rolie, Tim, Steve. Coleen, Michelle. the old stone church . 1 Have The Situation Under Control Pam you have to hear this SENIORS d on ' t take the bus . Dad — can I some money 7 I love you Mom. Dad, and Barb Summer of 85 theGriswaJds . . .Tara — gimme gum BUT JEFFREY . . you’re such a cutie Here’s to good times . . Heidi . . . B .T. . . . tiger . Dee and Jeff forever . . Pam — b.b. . . . I got the car tonite — We’re outta here GOOD-BYE W.B.H.S. . . . Kevin . . . Football Cheering 10,11,12; Basketball Cheering 10.1 1 ; Softball 10,1 1 , 12; Secretary 11,12; Play Comps.; Prom Comm.; Pep Club DARLENE MARIE WOODILL . . . ALWAYS REMEMBERING . . . KEVIN ARTHUR McENANEY MAC . All my friends . . . Girls . . . (he P. VAN 20 . . CoCap . . . fishing . . . moped . . . Rock-n-Roll . . Party . . . The CAT . . What? . . DISCO McKen- naney . . . Pooff . . radar detectors, stereos, cars . . . Red Dan ... No Pain . . The Tavern . . . Cocoa . . . skiing . . baseball . . . football . . . weapons ... Pig Pond — 100 fish . . . Anabeil . . . Hampton BmC dedicatcd from his friends . . . STEPHANIE PRISCILLA PANTOS 10 - 15-68 — 11 - 17-83 Memories cast their gentle glow ... A smile . . . Quiet thoughts ... A special girl . . . Michelle Barton Jim Been Mark Bruso Kim Caldbeck Amy Capman Mike Capone Chris Carrigan Dawn Chenard Kris Cleary Steve Cullen lid Cure Joe Diverdi Jay Dugan Steve Durham Jen Dwyer Jen Field Cheryl Fortin Jen Gilson Pat Gleason Chris Goyette THE WAY ■■■■ 50 Julie Gray Robin Hall Scotl Holt Lisa Jardine Kirsten Johnson Betsey Kavanagh Kirk Kenneway Susan Kezer Kim Kraemer Mike Lajeunesse Lisa Lamberto Scott Langhill Pam Larose Don Lindberg Ken Lovejoy Joe Martinez Eileen Mautner Kris McDonald Jan McGuiggan Pam McMillan WE WERE i Sean McNeill Russ Miller Lisa Montville Kim Morris Andrea Mullen Tony Papandrea Jeff Pasquale Chris Pukaite Paul Ramstrom Travis Rotti Brian Scanlon Tara Sheehan Marc Sherwin Rich Simmarano Kassie Spratt Erik Tarkiainen Julie Thomson Carol Watkins Pam Welcome Darlene Woodill i 52 Carlton J. O’Connor Principal Now that you have completed your schooling at West Boylston Jr. Sr. High School, I am proud to commend you for your accom- plishments over the past four years. The anxieties and complexities of the modem world you are about to enter are far greater than at any other time. The challenges are great, but I have the greatest confidence you people are prepared to take your place and help make our country a better place to live. Carlton J. O’Connor Principal As the Class of 1 986 prepares to leave us for the final time , we pause to reflect upon the experiences we have shared, the lessons we have learned, and the growth we have experienced — one and all, young and old. Yours is a class that has been touched by reality and tempered by adversity more so than any before it. You have been humbled by the suddenness of tragedy yet steeled by the realization that life goes on. As the saying goes, “tough times don’t last, but tough people do.’’ Yes, we have all grown, not because we have wanted to, but because we have had to. Yet, through it all, we have had one another and as a school community we have grown closer. As the sun sets on your high school experience, understand that human relationships will continue to be your most valuable possessions and that adversity is a dark side of the wonder of life which can always be overcome with conviction, self-belief, and will. You have learned these things in a special way Class of 1986, and you will be the richer for them. Leo J. Sullivan, Superintendent of Schools 55 Angelina Anderson Foreign Language Edward Anderson History Mary Ann Anderson Physical Education Sally Babineau Science Kathleen Bavosi Secretary Ruth Bositis English Emily Boosahda Art Edward Bouvier Science 56 Sharron Bouvier Engish Jacqueline Buck Special Education Anne Cogswell Reading Barbara Despres Special Education Gertrude Doherty Mathematics Carol DeWaele Secretary Ronald Ekblom Physical Education William Foley History 57 Joseph Garofoli English, French Janice Gilley Nurse Shirley Gorman English Paula Gorrell Special Education Kathleen Gruszka Home Economics Marsha Hudson Foreign Language Grace Johnson Music Sharyn Holmlund Guidance 58 Herbert Maynard Music Benjamin Lorge Guidance Justin McGrath Mathematics Donald Mentzer Science ‘ ' Hel lo Mom ...” Sandra Lawrence Business Education Lawrence McGrail Physics. Electronics David Keeney Mathematics Robert Monroe Science Gerald Moynihan Mathematics Linda Parker Special Education Ralph Pendleton Social Studies tatomara w ra - - 1 v SB isfTA rtp M •� , J t— - « ■ , ' ■} if M “ ' • • ' jW j — - • — -H • � ■ HI j i j - 1 - -- 1 M Ml WSH -l S| � - --m- ‘‘vhc ? I Judith Petit Special Education Richard Priestley Industrial Arts Judith Roy History Anthony Perry Mathematics 60 Mary Salmon Business Education Beverly Schofield Health Gerald Silven Graphic Arts Curtis Simpson Computer George Smalanskas Industrial Arts Jean Stuart Library Sue Supernor Secretary Roberta Taylor English Edward Traver Engish Robert Wills Mechanical Drawing Steven White English Cafeteria Ladies John Gonelli Custodian Chet Skagerling Al DiLorenzo Custodians in memory of Richard Clifford 62 OUR APPRECIATION MISS SANDRA LAWRENCE The Class of 1986 would like to ex- press its sincerest appreciation to Miss Sandra Lawrence. Her many hours of hard work and patience have not gone unnoticed. She has helped to make our high school years memorable, and for this, our love and many thanks go out to her. 63 BOOSTERS Kim, Success and happiness always! Love Mom. Congratulations Amy, Love Gram and Gramp. Good Luck Kenny, Love your brothers and sisters. Congratulations and best of luck to Kenny, Kirk, and Steve — Mr. and Mrs. Lovejoy. Kirk — wishing you nothing but the best — may your dreams come true, Love Grams and Vic. To Steve — you can still stop over for a homecooked meal, Love “Mom.” Jennifer: Now put foundations under your castles in the air — Love Mom. Michelle — Success and happiness always, Mom and Dad. Kris have a wonderful life filled with sunshine, Love Grandma and Grandpa. Janet — you are a great sister and we’re proud of you! Paul, Steve, and Brian. Congratulations Juanita, Love Lola! XOX. Success and Happiness Always Joseph. Aunt Nill and Uncle Carmen. Good Luck in college, Love Audrey. Andrea . . . then you and I will simply fly away — Love Mom. Cheryl, I’m going to miss you; you’re the best! I love you. Dawn Marie. Kim — Best of luck in the years to come, I love you!! — Scott. Congratulations Kirk — you have always made us very proud! Love Mom and Dad. Good Luck Jen, I love you, Gram. Kris — wishing you much success and Good Luck in the future, Love Nana. Congratulations Honey — Love Papa. Cheryl — best of luck in your adventures of life — Auntie. Good Luck to all my friends in whatever you do — Ken Lovejoy. Best Wishes Tony, Love, Love Aunt Toni and Uncle Ken. Ken, Kirk, Steve — May your friendships continue to grow as you embark on The Quest of profession and prosperity. Mr. K. To our one and only daughter — We love you. Mom and Dad. Jen: Always give yourself choices, Love Mom. To Mike — The Last of the Six Pack — Congratulations, Love Mom and Dad. Julie — Congratulations and good luck; We’re proud of you, Love Mom and Dad. Goodbye and good luck to all my friends in the Senior class. Dave Sherwin. Congratulations, Marc. Love Mom and Dad. Michelle — Best of Luck, Love Natalie and Danielle. Good Luck Dawn — We Love You. “Looking through the eyes of love” Congratulations Kris — Mom and Dad. Janet — Lots of Love and best wishes for a successful future — Mom and Dad. Pumpkin!!! Best of luck in the future. Love Dad. Tara — Ta — Tabby-Jo! Congratulations and best of luck in the future — from Mom, Dad, Erin, Terence, Kellie, and Kerri — “We love you!!” Good Luck Joe. Jo Ann, Debbie, and Michael. Congratulations and the best of everything. Love Gram. Congratulations Eileen. We’re proud of you, Love Mom and Dad. Andrea . . . Congratulations and the best in your future, Love Dama and Grampa. Cheryl, you’re my “favorite.” Uncle Ron. “BRAT” Affectionately, Guess who?? Kimberly, we are very proud of all that you are and all that you have accomplished, The future is yours! Lots of Love, Mom and Dad. 64 o THE NIGHT THE LIONS ROARED West Boylston is beginning to es- tablish itself in the sport of football , and this year’s team was even stronger than ever. The 1985 season was only our second under the lights at Goodale Park. Already it is setting a tradition for Friday night games attended faithfully by proud parents, alumni, students, and faculty. Led by senior captains Tony Papandrea, Chris Carrigan, and Jay Dugan, the Lions continued their success. Game time is 7:15. The West Boylston Lions’ marching band and cheerleaders are positioned on the field for the traditional “opening ceremo- nies.” Soon the game is under way and the excitement begins. By the end of the season, the Student Council’s con- cession stand is making a large profit from coffee and hot chocolate purchased by fans in hopes of keeping warm. The stands are kept alive through the cheerleaders’ spirit and en- tertained by the band’s musical selec- tions; one of the more popular being “We Got the Beat”. With everyone pulling together, the annual homecom- ing game was a success, both on the field and off. Through this participation and commitment, we have seen a successful football season. Con- gratulations to all, most notably, Mr. Priestley, Mr. Maynard and Mrs. Hud- son. 66 THOSE TENDER YEARS September 16th marked the begin- ning of Homecoming ' 85. This year’s theme was “Tender Years” by Beaver Brown. Students displayed their school spirit by participating in various activi- ties throughout the week. The daily masquerade began with “Toddler Day” and continued through various stages of life with “Scout Day”, “College Day” and “Old Folks Day”. Activities consisted of a hula-hoop con- test, a s ' more eating contest, trivial pursuit, and a scavenger hunt. The freshmen, outnumbering the other classes, seemed to be full of en- thusiasm throughout the week. The week came to an end with the tradition- al Blue and White Day and Pep Rally. Under the leadership of Mr. Bositis, this year’s homecoming was a tremen- dous success. Saturday night was the traditional Homecoming Dance. D.J.’s kept the beautifully decorated gym rocking all evening. The Court included Kris Cleary, Queen; and Chris Goyette, Susan Barakian. Michelle Larose, Kim Alicandro, Diane Bennett, Megan Cleary and Jody Blake. 70 71 Last year’s musical, “Gypsy”, directed by Grace Leslie, was an enjoy- able activity for everyone involved. The musical was based on the true story of Rose Lee who struggled to bring her two daughters, June and Louise to success on the stage. Annette Devillers starred as Rose and coached her daughters. Louise (Jennifer Colangelo) and June (Julie Thomson) to fame. Herbie, played by Chris Klein assisted Rose in her en- deavors while Papa (Joe Diverdi) tried to discourage the “pushy female.” V % r ) • • “LET ME ENTERTAIN YOU” The story develops as Rose pushes her unwilling daughter June into the business. June rebels by eloping. Her mother, deeply hurt then attempts to direct her attentions towards her other daughter, Louise. Before long Louise gains fame as Gypsy Rose Lee and makes her mother proud. 73 The Junior Prom, held on May 10, 1985, was a memorable experience for all who attended. Couples began to arrive at the Atrium in Worcester shortly before the 7:00 dinner hour. The music was provided by the Gallerie, which kept everyone dancing long into the night. They were even gracious enough to allow a few talented musicians (Jim Been, Joe Di Verdi, Jay Givan and Eric Tarkiainen) to have center stage to entertain us with a few songs. At 10:00, the Queen’s Court was announced consisting of Kris Cleary, Chris Goyette, Janet McGuiggan and Darlene Woodill. Jennifer Dwyer had the honor of being crowned Prom Queen. I On December 13, and 14 the Senior class staged one of the largest plays in the history of West Boylston High. The Senior’s versatility was displayed through many demanding character portrayals such as Pat Gleason as Chief Inspector Clouseau, Jim Been in the role of Dreyfus, and Julie Thomson as Olga. Through the direction of Steven White and the dedication of the entire cast, the final result was a great success. A GROUP TO Each spring a formal induction cere- mony into the National Honor Society is held. The selection of students is based on their achievement in the areas of scholarship, leadership, character and service. The traditional ceremony was held in the high school auditorium, where the inductees pledged them- selves to serve both their community and school. Theirs was followed by speeches from Mr. O’Connor, Mrs. Marshall, and Mr. Sullivan. The Honor Society members of this year’s graduating class are Michelle Barton, Jim Been, Amy Capman, Kris Cleary, Kirk Kenneway, Lisa Lam- berto, Eileen Mautner, Janet McGuiggan, Kim Morris, Brian Scanlon, Erik Tarkianen, Julie Thom- son and Joe Tsagronis. The following officers were elected: Eileen Mautner, President; Amy Capman, Vice Presi- dent; Lisa Lamberto, Secretary; and Julie Thomson, Treasurer. The group began last November by holding a phone-a-thon for the National Heart Association and succeeded in raising over one thousand dollars for their cause. December brought the annual Senior Citizens Christmas Party made possible through the joint effort of the NHS and Student Council. One of the most enjoyable services was assisting with the Massachusetts Special Olympics last spring. The members helped by running events and awarding prizes to the participants. On October 23, 1985, the second annual National Honor Society Convention was held at Algonquin Regional High School, with West Boylston as co-hosts. The Honor Society once again displayed it’s community involvement by organizing a Halloween Party for the town’s young children at Edwards. These acts ex- emplify the dedication of this organiza- tion. Thanks go to Ms. Holmlund, NHS advisor, whose work and caring made it possible. 78 “Cheers” the popular NBC Comedy was the basis for the seniors! 1984 play comps. An episode was chosen and each line for each cast member had to be hand- written. This was indeed a challenging piece of work; but in the end, it was worth it. The performance began with Jim Been’s singing the show’s theme song. From there the audience was kept laughing with great performances by the entire cast, especially the predic- tables. Cliff and Norm. Sam, the cocky ex-jock, and Diane, the snobbish intel- lectual, did their share of feuding while Carla kept tempers flaring with her usual comments and suggestions. Cast Members Sam Joe Di Verdi Diane Julie Thomson Carla Chris Goyette Norm Brian Scanlon Cliff Jim Been Coach Tony Papandrea Dave Steve Cullen Girls Kim Kraemer Kris McDonald Directors Kim Morris Erik Tarkiainen 80 6 ‘LOVE HITS WILBUR” Wilbur Maxwell has presented himself in a variety of situations on the stage of West Boylston High since the beginning of the Play Comps tradition. This year was no exception, thanks to the Class of 1986. Once again Wilbur managed to get himself into a jam; but, as predictable, he talked his way out of it. The problem that sent his heart spin- ning? You guessed it, a girl. As ex- pected the audience was treated to an enjoyable half hour of comedy through the efforts of a fine group of talented students. Cast Wilbur Betty Lou Virginia Connie Mrs. Maxwell Mr. Maxwell Directors Members Patrick Gleason Kris McDonald Pamela Larose Jennifer Dwyer Christine Goyette Anthony Papandrea Kris Cleary Erik Tarkiainen 81 ‘ ‘THE LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE ’ The class of 1987 performed a play titled “The Little Red Schoolhouse.” The story was based on a chaotic day in a one-room schoolhouse. Cast Members Clarissa Porter Michelle Larose Midge Reis Marigold Talbot Mayberry Flutter Butch Callahan Mary Bronson Flash Graman Tessie Talent Elsa Schmidt Tubby Fink PeeWee Reis Lisa Casey Sue Barakian Eric Blaisdell Beeza Watkins Kristi Kavanagh Jen Holmes Mary Ellen Carlson Maureen Bennett Todd Parker Don Belsito Hildegarde La Verne Mrs. Porter Ezra Porter Angel Candy Muffie Trixie Crystal Sally-Anne Andrea Ashley Directors Marianne Mullen Wendy O’Connell Chris Klein Amy Alicandro Amy Allworth Sherri Greene Deb O ' Brien Angie Bailey Ruth Lyon Patty Dugan Sheila Chenard Jen Fries Marianne Mullen “WHY TEACHERS GO NUTS ” The class of 1988 performed an amusing play titled “Why Teachers Go Nuts.” The story was based on a ste- reotypical, high school classroom situation. Skinnay Earnest Wendy Tuffy Bull Giggley Percy Peaches Lulbelle Susie Fatso Cary Toots Abigal Directors Cast Members Cathy Dugan Christopher Coleman Kim Alicandro Diane Bennett John Foreman Kim Cappabianca George Kokalis Tracey Perry Laurie DiPilato Sh aron Welsh Todd Hall Melissa Supemor Danielle Mullen Tracey Bahn C. Pehl, S. Christo A. Fortin, C. Leary 83 BOOSTERS Good Luck to my fellow classmates, J.D. Best Wishes to all my good friends and good luck in all your future endeavors. Love Janet. To my Best Buddy — I love U and I’ll miss U. Jay and Michelle — always remember never to be nice on rainy nights! — Tara. Hi Melissa! Sally dies, by Daige, Dave, Dip, Day, and the rest. Kris — Always wear safety goggles when exposed to flying tapioca! We love you! the fabulous four. Dawn — (noet) you say “V”, but we know “NV”! We love you! the Junior “V’s”!?!? Honey — no matter what happens — I’ll always be with you — you’re mine 7 — Mark. Dear Moods — Best of luck in all you do! Remember S. Y.F.T.K.O.G. and all our R.I. road trips. Luv ya, Puck. I was a in my freshman year — girls X-country team. Love LC SC Jan and Amy — keep your dreams high; hold on to them for all their worth, but don’t lose them in the clouds. Matt. Krissy and Meg — someday it will be Auntie! Love Kimmy. M.B. — What’s the voice of AND? S.C. Kris — you are a great sister and believe it or not, I will miss you. Congratulations and good luck! Love Meg. Scott — Thanks for always being there when I need a hug! Love Kim. Attention Pythonites, Covenant Busters, Big Chillin’s, et al. You guys are the greatest. Good Luck! Love Ei. Jan and Jim — remember, today is the first day of the beginning of the rest of your life. (Make it a good one.) I love ya. Aim. Aim, Moe, Sher, Mair, Marg — you guys are the best Always remember TAPIOCA pigouts, street signs, cheering and all our special secrets! It’s your turn now — Enjoy! Love Kris and Dawn. Mar, you’re the best friend I could ever have, thanks for everything! Remember our wild summer Lisa-n-Bob 6 25 85 — forever! B F A Lisa. Jim, YTB, Love me. Let’s be careful out there — It’s a real world — cmk Get with it, Rob! Julie, Eileen — Are we not Trombones?!! — Marc K.C. — I hope you get a map of the college campus. Luv CO. Pammie — Thanks for everything. You’re a great friend — Worrier. Niki — how do you drive a standard? clutch — what’s a clutch? Had a great time with the Senior play. Lisa. Lis, We finally made it! — Love, your BEST FRIEND FOREVA — Chris P. Good luck in the future Chris — I’m really going to miss you — Love your future sis-in-law — Mindy. Kris and Dawn, you two have been great friends, and you always keep me laughing. I love you! Aim. M. C. To the best big brother ever!! I love ya, Amy. N. S. Remember the All-nighters, No Doz, munchies, and ZAP!!! Love Ya, Andi. To Bugsy’s — YOU KNOW IT, I KNOW IT, YOU CAN DO IT. Lis, I’ll watch out for parking signs if you don’t drive on other people’s lawns . . . I hope you all realize that Bugs Bunny and the Jetsons are CLASSICS. Rob, will ya HURRY UP?! (Just kiddin’ — Lov, Curly.) Did you say Jen married a TREE?! Chris “apple cheeks” Goyette — I love ya, Jen (p.s. how much longer?) “ALL THE 1985 promised to be “The Year” The Year for the West Boylston Lions to shine on the football field. Led by Coach Priestley and Senior tri-captains Jay Dugan, Chris Carrigan, and Tony Papandrea, the Lions got off to a great start by upsetting Hudson Catholic 7-6 in the annual Homecoming game. The remainder of the season was filled with very close games, and the Lions lost some real heartbreakers. On Thanksgiving day, the Lions were psyched and ready to defeat the long-time rival Grafton Indians. At the half, the score was tied at six, despite the sleet and wind. In the second half, however, the Indians took the lead and held it to the end. All in all, it was an exciting season, and the Lions gained some respect in the league while representing our school with pride. A) Jay Dugan — “Condition Critical” B) The West Boylston J.V. — Varsity Football team: row 1: D. Hudson, M. Lajeunesse, S. Cullen, M. Bruso, S. Durham, J. Dugan, C. Carrigan, T. Papandrea, S. Holt, K. Kenneway, K. Lovejoy. row 2: K. O’Neil — trainer, R. Priestley — coach, K, McKee, C. Devillers, W. Watkins, P. Flanagan, J. Gleason. M. Capone, J. Pasquale. row 3: K. Vail — asst, coach, J. McCormick — trainer, D. Bianccini — asst, coach, T. Granger, G. Fallavolita, K. Openshaw, J. Dipietro, M. Benoit, G. Finn, row 4: D.Kraemer, P. Martinez, T. Sambito, J. Carelli, D. Castagnetti, C. Carelli, B. Shea, C. Greer. 86 RIGHT MOVES” hm ■ ijt . C) Tony Papandrea — “Keep Holdin’ On” D) Jay Dugan and Tony Papandrea — “Let’s Go Crazy” E) Chris Carrigan — “Built For Speed” F) “Under Pressure” SHOUT! As things were looking up for our football team this year, the West Boylston cheerleaders prepared for an exciting season. With an extra large squad of fourteen girls, they carried the ceremonial hoop at the beginning of home games and heightened the spirit of the annual Homecoming pep rally . C) The West Boylston Varsity Cheerleaders: front: Amy Alicandro. bottom row: Kim Krae- mer, Michelle Barton, Dawn Chenard, Niki Stanley, Margie Webb, Kim Morris, Kns Cleary, top row: Kns McDonald, Sherri Greene, Darlene Woodill, Marianne Mullen, Maureen Bennett. m 88 SHOUT! D) The West Boylston J. V. Cheerleaders: bottom row: Tara Clark, Cathy Dugan, Dianne Bennett, Felicia Bello, Lori Jackson, Amy Fortin, top row: Kim Holmes, Kim McGoldrick, Melissa Salluce, Lisa Langhill, Carol Webb. E) We Got the Beat?! F) The cheerleaders hold down the hoop for the football players. G) The Senior cheerleaders huddle to keep warm . -■ ' I “STANDING ON A) Carol Watkins, Chris Pukaite, and Pam McMillan watch the Thanksgiving game. B) Loyal fans stand close together to keep warm during the final game of the season. THE EDGE” at JOOTBALL ' C) The Sophomore girls fool around during the game. D) Jay Duganand Scott Holt watch the basketball game. E) Robin Hall, Erik Tarkiainen, and Todd Hal! bear the cold on Thanksgiving day. F) Joe Martinez has it made as he watches the game versus St. Patricks. STYX This year, the field hockey team had a disappointing season, compiling a record of 1-11-2. However, led by Coach Bev Schofield and Senior captains Pam Larose and Chris Goyette, the Lions played hard and never once gave up. A) Pam Larose goes in for the score. B) The West Boylston Varsity Field Hockey team: row 1 : Mrs. Schofield, coach, Lisa Jardine, Tara Sheehan, Pam McMillan, Pam Larose, Chris Goyette, Chris Pukaite. row 2: Pam Saro, Robin Haddad, Melissa Esteves, Sue Barakian, Amy All worth, Carla Bruhn, Patty Dugan. 92 MINI D) The J.V. defense gets set. E) The West Boylston J.V. Field Hockey team: row 1: Kirsten Faucher. Tara Keegan. Katie Smith, Cheryl Casey, Molly O ' Connor, Mrs. Leslie, coach, row 2: Beth Johnson, Jen Holmes. Joey Johnson, Laurie Scanlon. F) Nicole Benoit makes a hit. 94 West Boylston is in the process of rebuilding its soccer program. As a result, the Lions played a jayvee schedule this year. Their season proved to be very successful as they compiled a record of 10-3-1. Todd Parker, the Lion’s goalie was named Player of the Week near the end of the season, as he recorded six shutouts. Hopefully the town’s youth soccer program will in- crease the interest in the sport so West Boylston will be able to compete as a varsity team again. “LET IT I 1 . if A) Todd Parker makes a save. B) The West Boylston Soccer team: row 1 : Mark Mullins, Scott Atchue, Kevin Buck, Justin Alicandro, Brian Hunt, Jay Brunetta. row 2: Chris Klein, Lisa Hovsepian, Eric Olson, Sean McNeill, Kevin Materas.Leon Hovsepian, Todd Parker, Duane Ripley, David Leslie. “AIN’T NOTHING GONNA BREAK MY STRIDE” The 1985 Boy’s Cross Country team, led by Senior captain Erik Tarki- ainen and Coach McGrath, got off to a good start, winning four of their first five meets. However, they met strong competition in the teams from Grafton, Northbridge, and Uxbridge, and ended the season with a final record of 8-6. Although the Lions will miss the outstanding running of Erik Tarki- ainen, the team still has some excep- tional young runners. 98 D) The West Boylston Boy s Cross Country team: row 1 : Don Lindberg, Erik Tarkiainen, Joe Tsagronis, Travis Rotti. row 2: Mr. McGrath, coach Mike Menard, Dan McEnaney, A1 Greenough. E) Dan McEnaney is relieved that he finished the race. F) Mr. McGrath marks down the time as Don Lindberg Crosses the finish line. A) Coach Mr. McGrath shows his son the Cross Country course. B) West Boylston and their opponent head for the tough part of the course. C) Erik Tarkiainen jumps to an early lead against Leicester. 44 The 1985 Girls’ Cross Country team, led by Senior Captain Carol Watkins, compiled a record of 3-6- 1 . Although it was a disappointing year for the girls, the team is still young and has the potential to have victorious seasons for several years to come. The West Boylston Girls’ Cross Country team: row 1: Melissa Barton, Kerri Sheehan, Kara Brunetta, Sandy Almstrom. row 2: Kelli Sheehan, Lynne Josephson. row 3: Michelle Larose, Lisa Casey, Kristi Kavanagh, Carol Watkins, Sheila Chenard. Mr. Bouvier. coach B) Michelle Larose and Carol Watkins make their move on their oppenent. TO RUN 99 C) Kelli Sheehan paces herself in front of her opponent. D) Kristi Kavanagh sets an even pace. E) Sheila Chenard, Kristi Kavanagh, and Michelle Larose fool around at the District meet. F) Michelle Larose runs all alone. 101 “HERE’S TO 1 This year’s Varsity Boy’s Basketball team had a tough season, finishing at the bottom of the league. With the ex- ception of Senior Captain Brian Scanlon, who led the Lions to a 70-38 rout over Monty Tech in the Murdock Christmas Tournament by scoring 25 points, the senior players saw limited action. Instead, Coach Diamanto- poulous went to his younger players early in the season, starting Freshmen Chuck and Joel Carelli. Nevertheless, the seniors hung in there and gave their best efforts — when they weren’t sit- ting on the bench. To them, the season will be a bad memory, but for the others, there is always next year. FUTURE DAYS” A) A1 Greenough puts up a shot against Grafton. B) Brian Scanlon takes a foul shot. C) Al Greenough and Brian Scanlon fight for the rebound. D) Travis Rotti examines the situation. E) “Hmmm, maybe I should have played the Seniors.” F) It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No — It’s Phil Chila! G) Chuck Carelli drives to the basket. H) The West Boylston Boy’s Varsity Basketball team: row 1: Todd Granger, Chuck Carelli, Joel Carelli, Phil Chila, Eric Olson, row 2: Jim Diamantopoulous, Coach, Joe Martinez, Al Greenough, Travis Rotti, Brian Scanlon, Don Lindberg, Scott Bostek, Kevin O’Neill, Trainer. With returning seniors, Chris Goyette, Kirsten Johnson, Carol Watkins and Pam McMillan, the Girl’s Varsity Basketball team had a very successful season, despite an early in- jury to Pam McMillian. Led by Captain Chris Goyette, the Lions were victo- rious against most of their league opponents, losing only to Uxbridge. Their exceptional record gained them another spot in the Districts. WE ARE THE A) Carol Watkins moves in for a basket as teammates establish their position. B) Coach Priestley establishes the game plan. C) Kirsten Johnson does a drill during warm-ups. CHAMPIONS” D) Chris Goyette goes up for a rebound against Prouty. E) Kirsten Johnson defends against her opponent. F) The West Boylston Girl’s Varsity Basketball team: row 1: Cheryl Fortin, Kirsten Johnson, Carol Watkins, Chris Goyette, Pam McMillan, row 2: Mr. Priestley, Coach, Carla Bruhn, Lisa Casey, Kim McMillan, Lisa Hovsepian. BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL A) The J.V. Boys discuss their plan. B) Mark Chila takes a shot. C) The Junior Varsity Boy’s Basketball team: row 1: Joe Cappabianca, Mark Chila, Pete Martinez, George Kokalis. row 2: Kevin Coleman, Chris Phel, Chris Coleman, Tom Sambito, Matt Richardson, Matt Benoit, Kevin Merchant, Coach. 106 D) The West Boylston Girl’s Junior Varsity team: row 1: Michelle Lamoreux, Beth Johnson, Jen Desmans, Sheri Newton, Melissa Supemor, Pam Saro, Melissa Esteves. row 2: Mr. Garafoli, Coach, Danielle Mullen, Audrey Mautner, Katie Smith, Sue Mautner, Cheryl Casey, Bessie Kokalis, Alisa Cure, Nicole Benoit, Manager. E) The J . V . girls clown around during a time out . F) Sheri Newton puts-up a shot. GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 107 “YOU CAN This year, the West Boylston Basketball Cheerleaders didn’t have very much to cheer about; however, they tried their best to psyche up the loyal fans by carrying out an enthusi- astic season. The squad was led by Co- captains Dawn Chenard and Kris McDonald, and included Seniors Kim Morris, Pam Larose and Niki Stanley. A) The West Boylston Varsity Cheerleaders: front: Margie Webb, Maureen Bennett, Pam Larose. back: Kris McDonald, Amy Alicandro, Kim Morris, Marianne Mullen, Dawn Chenard, Niki Stanley, Sherri Greene. B) The Varsity Cheerleaders do their mount. 108 DO IT” C) The West Boylston J.V. Cheerleaders: front: Meaghan Mahoney, Wendy Givan, Dianne Bennett, Amy Fortin, back: Kim Holmes, Kathy Dugan, Carol Webb, Kim Alicandro. D) “The Lion’s Team, Shall Never Fall.” E) The J.V. Cheerleaders form a mount. 109 7 FOOTBALL Hudson Cath. 6 6 Millbury 0 7 David Prouty 14 0 Leicester 14 21 Uxbridge 12 6 St. Patricks 22 20 Oxford 21 13 Northbridge 14 0 Assabet 22 6 Grafton 20 110 SCORE 1 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Bancroft 1 0 Uxbridge 9 0 Tahanto 4 3 Grafton 2 1 Leicester 4 . 2 David Prouty 4 1 Northbridge 4 0 Uxbridge 6 2 David Prouty 2 0 Grafton 1 0 Leicester 4 1 Oxford 2 2 Oxford 5 0 Northbridge 2 3 JV FIELD HOCKEY Uxbridge 0 0 Tahanto 3 0 Grafton 1 2 Leicester 0 0 David Prouty 4 2 Northbridge 2 0 Uxbridge 4 0 David Prouty 0 2 Grafton 2 0 Leicester 0 1 Oxford 1 2 Oxford 0 0 Northbridge 0 3 SOCCER Assabet 1 2 David Prouty 1 2 Bay Path 1 1 Northbridge 4 2 Oxford 1 1 Oxford 0 1 Leicester 0 1 David Prouty 0 2 Bay Path 0 1 Leicester 0 0 Northbridge 4 0 Assabet 0 0 Millbury 2 2 Notre Dame 0 17 BOY’S CROSS COUNTRY Uxbridge 42 42 Grafton 17 16 David Prouty 43 22 Millbury 35 19 Leicester 36 29 Oxford 26 33 Northbridge 22 21 Uxbridge 36 25 Millbury 31 42 Grafton 17 26 Leicester 29 22 David Prouty 33 29 Oxford 28 35 Northbridge 20 35 GIRL’S CROSS COUNTRY Northbridge 22 37 David Prouty 19 37 Millbury 19 28 Uxbridge 28 20 Grafton 43 33 Northbridge 24 31 David Prouty 24 38 Millbury 18 24 Uxbridge 31 20 Grafton 42 WEST BOYLSTON ll BOARD 55 BOY’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Clinton 65 46 Tahanto 45 39 Quabbin 41 49 Leicester 73 70 Monty Tech 38 50 Grafton 65 30 Millbury 67 46 David Prouty 56 63 Uxbridge 68 50 Northbridge 76 43 Oxford 45 40 Leicester 58 50 Grafton 79 28 Millbury 61 40 David Prouty 57 64 Uxbridge 77 53 Northbridge 67 42 Oxford 68 52 Whitinsville 75 81 GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Clinton 26 54 Tahanto 30 47 Murdock 27 42 Whitinsville 49 56 Leicester 48 47 Grafton 38 45 Millbury 30 39 David Prouty 34 39 Uxbridge 40 52 Northbridge 35 49 Oxford 41 45 Leicester 35 46 Grafton 23 44 Millbury 20 55 David Prouty 29 39 Uxbridge 41 57 Northbridge 34 59 Oxford 40 33 JR. HIGH BOY’S BASKETBALL Mount View 46 25 Jefferson 55 27 Rutland 32 8 Northbridge 29 27 Mount View 36 34 Paxton 36 27 Paxton 30 8 Northbridge 21 33 Rutland 29 I LIONS 20 BOY’S JV BASKETBALL Clinton 41 37 Tahanto 39 32 Leicester 45 18 Grafton 27 36 Millbury 37 38 David Prouty 48 35 Uxbridge 33 35 Northbridge 45 45 Oxford 41 36 Leicester 40 47 Grafton 37 48 Millbury 52 50 David Prouty 45 45 Uxbridge 42 37 Northbridge 42 36 Oxford 29 32 Whitinsville 40 42 GIRL’S JV BASKETBALL Clinton 1 28 Tahanto 17 43 Murdock 53 17 Whitinsville 34 44 Leicester 24 30 Grafton 19 30 Millbury 26 32 David Poutry 25 21 Uxbridge 9 47 Northbridge 4 33 Oxford 18 37 Leicester 27 32 Grafton 20 28 Millbury 26 30 David Prouty 19 34 Uxbridge 23 36 Northbridge 8 29 Oxford 15 11 JR. HIGH GIRL’S BASKETBALL Mount View 45 6 Jefferson 23 10 Rutland 46 4 Northbridge 27 10 Mount View 35 10 Paxton 30 12 Paxton 27 6 Northbridge 22 15 Rutland 21 111 THE Karate kid 113 SENIOR SURVEY yes no 1. Do you have your own car? 47% 53% 2. Have you ever been kicked out of the library? 42% 58% 3. Have you ever been in the Assistant Principal’s office? 25% 75% 4. Do you know how to pronounce the Assistant Principal’s last name? 41% 59% 5. Have you ever been to the end of River Road? 87% 13% 6. Have you ever pulled an all-nighter? 85% 13% 7. Do you know what SAT stands for? 82% 18% 8. Do you like the Grateful Dead? 20% 78% 9. Do you watch “Miami Vice”? 71% 27% 10. Do you know any Freshman? 76% 24% 11. Do you know Bob the Hotdog Man’s last name? 41% 59% 12. Do you have a curfew? 31% 67% 13. Do you know how long it takes to get to Dunkin Donuts from the student parking lot? 82% 18% 14. Do your parents know what you do on weekends? 44% 55% 15. When you go on school business, do you really do school business? 23% 69% 16. Do you kiss on the first date? 73% 16% 17. Have you ever chosen to stay home on a weekend given the opportunity to go out? 33% 67% 18. Will you miss West Boylston High School? 47% 49% REAL SENIORS — know how to waste gas. — can tolerate McDonald’s at all hours. — have perfected their parents’ signatures. — have beaten the system. — plummet into second semester with reckless abandon. — have connections. 1 14 Amy Alicandro Amy Allworth Laurie Amons Angela Bailey Sue Barakian Mike Bavosi Don Belsito Maureen Bennett Eric Blaisdell Matt Bucella Mark Carlson Lisa Casey Sheila Chenard Larry Christiansen John Darrah Patty Dugan CLASS OF 1987 JUNIORS T Deborah Fawe Pete Flanagan Sandy Gaudette John Gleason Kenny Gould Tom Gould Alan Greenough Chris Greer Heidi Harrison Jen Holmes Mary Horgan Lisa Howard Joey Johnson Lynne Josephson Kristi Kavanagh Chris Klein Michelle Larose Joy Larrabee David Leslie Diane Lovejoy Ruth Lyon Mark Manners Ken McGoldrick Lisa Milinazzo Deb O’Brien Wendy O’Connell Kelly O’Connor Molly O’Connor Bill Olds Eric Olson Jim Openshaw Becky Parda Todd Parker Deb Pearcy Michelle Pendleton Tim Roberts Carolyn Rotti Jim Saro Julie Savage Katie Standring Mark Supemor Jill Theriault Brian Volks Keith Walker Margie Webb Moira Wild Also: S. Bostek, C. Bruhn, M. Carlson, J. Daidnault, J. Dainis, S. Erickson, D. Goodnow, D. Goodnow, S. Greene, S. Grenier, T. Heath, C. Johnson, L. Johnson, M. Mullen. L. Osthues, D. Ripley, W. Watkins, M. Solitro. CLASS OF 1988 1C. Cappabianca, K. Alicandro, D. SOPHOMORES Kim Alicandro Tracey Bahn Dianne Bennett Matt Benoit David Blake Kellie Buck Kim Cappabianca Steph Christo Chris Coleman Mindy Cranston Donna Cusanello Chris Devillers John Dipietro Laurie Dipilato Colleen Dugan Andy Enila Melissa Esteves Jon Foreman Amy Fortin Marc Gaudette Julie Genelli Wendy Givan Todd Granger Todd Hall Heidi Hanson Holly Hanson Jeff Harris Tom Harris CLASS OF 1989 FRESHMEN Chris Agurkis Michelle Aubrey Tracy Avery Daniel Bavosi Michelle Bavosi Felicia Bello Tina Belsito Nicole Benoit Jodie Blake Jay Brunetta Joe Cappabianca Guy Caracciolo Chuck Carelli Joel Carelli Brian Carroll Cheryl Casey David Castagnetti Kris Chiancola Tara Clark Megan Cleary Kevin Coleman Paul Cummings Alisa Cure Scott Drake James Ekberg Kirsten Faucher Greg Finn Keith Fitzpatrick Mary Flynn Jen Forrest Dawn Marie Fortin Evalyn Gambaccini 120 David Goyette Robert Graham Karri Green Robin Haddad Cara Hannigan Shane Herbert Kim Holmes Leon Hovsepian Lisa Hovsepian Lori Jackson Doug Jardine Beth Johnson Bndgett Johnson Tara Keegan Bessie Kokalis Derrick Kraemer Lisa Langhill Timmy Langhill Scott Lavoie Jeff Lindberg Dino Lorusso Jeff Majchrzak Kim McGoldrick Kevin McKee Dan McLaughlin Kate McLaughlin Michelle Mahalovich Scott Melendy Mike Menard Melissa Mobed Sheri Newton Greg Pappanastos Glenn Pogharian Melissa Recupero Matt Richardson Jason Roland Chris Rotti Ron Rotti Jen Ryan Melissa Salluce Tom Sambito Pam Saro David Schofield Robert Shea Terry Sheehan Don Smith Katie Smith Mike Spratt Sara Stephens James Stewart Jen Sullivan Joe Thibault Matt Walker Craig Warman Carol Webb Eric Welbum Chris Welcome Amy Willoughby Scott Wilson Barbara Woodill Marc Zungola 122 Also: D. Burton, J. Celli, S. Forsyth, J Heath, J. Holmes, M. Johnson, P. Martinez, D. Monette, J. Robinson, S. Sirmans. “START This is the process most students go through every morning before arriving to school. The worst part is getting out of the warm bed onto the cold floor. Those who don’t ride on a bus, especially seniors, sleep later and make a mad dash for the school before the first bell rings at 7:42. If this morning was successful, then look on the bright side — one down, 179 more to go! NO EDUCATION” tf ; v jUiia- “WE WORK HARD A) Chris McDonald and Dawn Chenard work in cosmetics at the Fair. B) Jen Dwyer enjoys her job at Jenifers. C) Ed Cure works for his dad at Cure’s Furniture. The Senior class is made up of many students who are not only hard workers in school, but also in businesses around town, where they hold down part-time jobs. These jobs enable the students to experience the amount of time and responsibility a job requires, which will be helpful to us when we finish school and begin our careers. IFOR THE MONEY” D) Mark Eicholz, Kris Cleary, and Chris Carrigan have a good time while they work at CVS. E) Kirsten Johnson straightens clothes at Count- down. F) Tony Papandrea gets into his work at Menards. BOOSTERS Tony — Who am I going to talk to next year in Calculus? Good luck! I love ya! Amy. Pam, You’re such a CT! — no he’s mint!!! See ya, A.M. Shirl, I’ll never forget our cooking sessions and late-night snacks (body heat) Love ya, Laveme. p.s. me and you and our jeffs’ forever!! To Pam, Darlene, Niki, Kris, Dawn, and Carol Ann: The Best of luck in the future — To Andi, All my love forever, Jeff. D K — I’ll never forget the crazy times we had — I love you guys!!! (D + T — K + P — A + J 4-ever) Jules Vemes, Tater-Tots, scrambled eggs, The Pool (SM), Summer Nights. Wear your love clothes, and eat your Tonsin! — Don’t forget me — AM. Kris and Dawn — Thanks for everything! Di. Congratulations, Kris! Remember that no matter where you are or where you go — you’ve got a friend. Best of Luck and Keep Smilin’. Love Meri. Friends forever ... to my Little Sister, I Love You, CONGRATULATIONS . . . FRIENDS FOREVER!!! Kim and Kris, a job well done! Thanks, Sharron. Kris, thanks for the “anything” and “everything.” Kim, all the best because you gave the best! Beth — the little sister I always wanted — Good Luck now and always. Love, Berly. Kris — How do you get to the Worcester Library??!? Kim. E.T. — “I’ll tell him, but I think he’ll be too keen, you see he’s already got one.” That’s right — 868980 and 868090. Yes, I know we’re late again. “’86 — Adios” from Oakdale, Vacation Capital of the World! Erik and Ed — You guys are so special to us. Thanks for everything. We love you!! Margie and Sherri. Kim M. — Keep Smiling! Di. Erik — when you’re at college, don’t forget your daughter (Andrea Edi) and me! Love Always, the mother of your child. Mark — I love you — forever, Jen. Dianne — Smile, It makes people wonder what you’ve been up to!! Love, Kim. Tel Aviv — 1985 — summer nights in the salt and sand. The Jags at Budokan — Evening Standards Tour of 1984. “Eric, will you write me a story?” — Brian. Nassau, Roberto, a study in black and white. By the way Pam — do you have a pass? I don’t care how much it is a night! Do you have an indoor pool or don’t you?! Erik, Brian, and Travis — My three favorite people from Oakdale — Best Wishes and Keep in Touch! Always, Kim. It’s that Scanlon boy’s fault (the one with the wild oats).” To Jim B. — Large black cockroach seeks real hot tamale, figuratively speaking — from Brian S. DO IT — TO IT — “Give it all you’ve got” Juneau ’85 — The Klondike Dog Sled Race in -38 degrees F. WHO CARES? “Everybody knows this is nowhere!” But maybe two sparrows . . . flying together . . . Kirsten — to my special friend — Hope you’ll always be there, for the fun is just about to begin! Love, Kim. Senora Hudson — Muchas Gracias para todo! Love Kim. Mrs. Bouvier — Thanks so much for everything! Love Kim. i 130 OFFICERS 1986 1987 First row: Kris Cleary, Kim Morris. Dawn Chenard, Darlene Woodill. Second row: Ed Cure, Tony Papandrea, Erik Tarkianen, Jim Been. First row: Margie Webb, Sherri Greene, Chris Klein, Michelle Larose. Second row: Marianne Mullen, Lisa Casey, Maureen Bennett. 1988 First row: Kim Alicandro, Laurie Dipilato, Diane Bennett. Second row: George Kokalis, Kim Cappabianca. Kim Letendre. Cathy Dugan. 1989 First row: Kim McGoldrick, Sheri Newton, Kim Holmes. Second row: Tara Clark, Melissa Salluce. Third row: Bessie Kokalis, Alisa Cure. 132 SPEAKING Spanish is quickly becoming the most popular language in the high school, which is evident by the large membership of the Spanish Club. This year the members of the club worked together in making pinatas for the Foreign Language Christmas Party. Also, through the planning of their dedicated advisor, Mrs. Hudson, the Spanish Club had several interesting field trips. IN TONGUES This year the French Club worked together to organize their contribution to the Foreign Language Christmas Party. They had a great time getting people into the Christmas Spirit by singing carols and acting out a skit. Mrs. Anderson assisted the students in planning their other activities throughout the year. LET’S GET PHYSICAL The Varsity Club consists of all the students who participate in Varsity athletics. The advisor, Mr. Garofoli, assists the students in organizing fundraisers to raise scholarship money for college-bound seniors. WINTER WONDERLAND As winter arrived early this past year, students brought their skis out of the closet long before the ski program at Wachusett Mountain began. The Ski Club planned many exciting trips, in- cluding one to Austria, under the leadership of President Dave Goyette and their advisor, Mr. Maynard. TOTAL ECLIPSE Step into the Art room and Mrs. Boosahda, the instructor who devotes time and love to her students and their work, will help you to appreciate the creative world around us. The Art Club, which contains very dedicated students, shares its talents with both the school and community. Their biggest activity this year was the mural painted on the wall of the Fire Department, which was created during the students’ free time. OF THE ARTS The Graphic Arts Club helps us to keep track of what is going on by print- ing up athletic schedules, programs, and tickets. With the help of Mr. Silven, they act as printers for the school, and are a tremendous aid to all organizations. 135 BON APPETIT Upon first glance, one might think that the Home Ec. Club cooks for themselves. Well, for the most part, they spend time cooking for others, such as the elderly at the Oakdale Nurs- ing Home. They enjoy pleasing other people before they think about themselves. Mrs. Gruzka, the advisor, adds just the right touch to this enthusi- astic club. TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS Members of the Business Club take courses in typing, shorthand, and accounting. The club, headed by Miss Salmon and Miss Lawrence, enables the students to learn how to run a busi- ness and get a head start on their futures. HOOKED ON MUSIC BAND The Music Department, under the direction of the ever-encouraging and enthusiastic Mr. Maynard, worked very hard throughout the year preparing for various competitions and concerts. The music includes everything from classical to popular and has a little bit of everything for all ages. The music of W.B.H.S. will continue to entertain for many years to come. CHORUS STAGE BAND 137 SHOOT TO THRILL The Archery Club is made up of stu- dents interested in target shooting. Under the guidance of Mr. White, these students shoot on their own and are encouraged to remain active in their Q.U.E.S.T. Q.U.E.S.T. (Questioning, Under- standing, and Exploring Students’ Thoughts) is a new group organized this year to help students develop effec- tive communication skills including accurate listening skills and under- standing of genuine personal response. Q.U.E.S.T. also helps students develop self-confidence, self under- standing, problem solving techniques, and decision making skills. Students participate only on a volun- tary basis and commit themselves to 1 hour per week for an entire semester. 138 GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY West Boylston High School produces many fantastic dramatic productions, such as, musicals, play competitions, and the Senior Play. All of these would not be possible without the Drama Club and their devoted advisor, Mr. White. The club was kept busy helping out with the Senior Play, “The Pink Panther Strikes Again,” which was a tremendous success. LITERALLY SPEAKING The Literary Magazine, under the direction of Mr. White, is publishing a collection of student writing. The first edition should include a variety of writ- ing samples and art work representing grades seven through twelve. 139 4-3-2-1 ACTION Mr. McGrail leads the Audio-Visual Club in aiding teachers with the school’s equipment. These students learn how to operate projectors, overheads, and video recorders. The Math Club consists of a group of students who participate in math meets throughout the year. Last year they represented our school well by placing second in the division. DO YOU COMPUTE? 140 LEADERS OF THE PACK The Student Council does more for our school than any other club or organization. These students devote many hours of hard work to the different activities during the year. Some of these activities include run- ning the school store, doing afternoon announcements, running the conces- sion stand, and meeting every week to keep student-administration communi- cations open. Along with their day to day activities, they organize a blood drive, assemblies, a Christmas party for the elderly, and a Secret Santa ex- change with the faculty. With their in- volved and supportive advisor, Mrs. Hudson, things are kept running smoothly. HIGH SOCIETY The National Honor Society is composed of students who accumulate a designated grade point average and devote their time and abilities to the school and community. The present members include Brian Scanlon, Janet McGuiggan, Kirk Kenneway, Kim Morris, Kris Cleary, Michelle Barton, Erik Tarkiairien, Joseph Tsagronis, Julie Thomson, Lisa Lamberto, Amy Capman, Eileen Mautner, Margie Webb, Sherri Greene, Jennifer Holmes, Chris Klein, and David Leslie. Ms. Holmlund is their advisor. 141 HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOT The main responsibility of the Camera Club is to take and develop pictures for the yearbook. The hard work and dedication of the students and Mr. Traver helped to create an out- standing yearbook. TURN THE PAGE The members of the Lion’s Roar staff are a highly motivated and organized group. Their responsibilities not only demand talent, but require endless hours of work. Their total efforts produce an outstanding edition of the Lion’s Roar. Staff includes; First row: Janet McGuiggan; Kris Cleary, co-editor; Kirsten Johnson; Kim Morris, co-editor; Kristine McDonald; Dawn Chenard. Second row: Marc Sherwin; Amy Capman; Julie Thompson; Eileen Mautner; Joe DiVerdi, art editor; Jay Givan; Jim Been; Also Lisa Lamberto. � 143 CLASS OF 1990 EIGHTH GRADE Sandy Almstrom Scott Atchue Ted Bagdasarian Tara Bilodeau Jeremy Borjeson John Boucher Kim Braymer Mike Bruso Tom Capone Joe Carlson Jen Cavan Colleen Coleman Randy Daignault Lisa Delaney Jeff Donnellon Jen Desmaris Mike Dipietro Edwin Erickson John Flanagan Julie Girouard Jen Gleason Kim Graham Colin Granger Michelle Greene Susan Grenier Amy Groden Billy Johnson Angela Jordan Dawn Kalloch Peggy Kavanagh Colleen Kelly Lisa Lenkarski Caine Letendre Jason McCarthy Patrick McEnaney Rob McKay Julie Meola Jen Pearcy Kenny Peeso Tracey Pendleton Mark Pucetti Tracie Raffa David Sarkisian Barbara Shaw Kelli Sheeehan Jason Smith Darrin Stevens Melissa Valley David Verdini Mike Veshi Lance Watkins Mark Welbum Chris Young Also: C. Allworth, S. Anderson, D. Bohlin, P. Bryngelson, J, Dow, J. Sullivan, D. Thompson, J. Welcome, C. Wellington. Roy Lyon Nicole Mancini Chris Marold Joel Martinath Robert Monk Chris Morris Mark Mullins Steph Pasquale Tim Johnson Seth Kenneway Joseph Koza Amy Lavoie Paul Lenkarski Jen Lucier Molly Mahoney Brian Majchrzak Dan Marold Matt Marrone Julie Maynard Jeff McKay Scot McKee Joy Meystre Andrew Morrison Shannon Morrison Derek Morrissey Elizabeth Morrone Greere Mullen Maureen Mullins Ronny Pasquale Sarah Pehl Susan Priestley Donna Ripley Dawn Rosenlund Kristin Russell James Ryan Kerri Sheehan Guy Shroyer Jason Stewart Theresa Strong Shawn Sullivan Michell Taber Sean Tobin Chris Wennerberg Also: J. Kavanagh, K. Shattuck, N. Stark IT’LL BLOW YOUR MIND In 1983, the West Boylston Junior- Senior High School established a chapter of the Junior National Honor Society. Students elected to this group were chosen for their academic achievements as well as their leader- ship ability and civic participation. The present members include Mark Mullins, Patrick McEnaney, Sheri Newton, Pam Saro, Dawn Kalloch, Sara Stephens, Colleen Kelly, Carol Webb, Bessie Kokalis, Nicole Benoit, Lisa Hovsepian, and Leon Hovsepian. 150 JUNIOR HIGH A) Peter Bryngelson watches as Holden gets a basket. B) The Jr. High Boys Basketball team: row 1: Joshua Bailey, Lance Watkins, Jay Clark, Justin Alicandro, David Desmarais. row 2, Mr. Keeney, Coach, Jeremy Borjeson, Chris Allworth, Mark Mullins, Patrick McEnaney, Mark Welbum, Colin Granger, Robert Monk, row 3: Joel Martinath, Peter Bryngelson, David Cure, Rich Gaitane, Scott McKee, Brian Hunt. 152 BASKETBALL C) David Cure makes a block. D) The Jr. High Boy’s watch the game E) The Jr. High Girl’s Basketball team: row 1: Maureen Mullins, Jen Gleason, Chris Morris, Tracie Raffa. row 2: Sue Priestley, Julie Maynard, Peggy Kavanagh, Colleen Kelly, Amy Groden, Mrs. Mullins, Coach 153 STUDENT CHORUS COUNCIL First row: Lauren Eidt, Stephanie Gilson, Ellen Dormitzer. Second row: Stephanie Jackson, Linda Dipilato, Theresa Strong. Jennifer Cavan, Nicole Mancini. Third row: Kristin Russell, Tracy Bagdasarian, Susan Priestley, Barbara Shaw. First row: John Dow, Amy Lavoie, Jennifer Lucier, Sarah Pehl. Second row: Rich Gaitane, Kevin Buck, Julie Maynard. Lisa Lenkarski, Molly Mahoney. Third row: Darrin Stevens, Colin Granger, Mark Mullins. Patrick McEnaney, Jennifer Desmarais. BAND First row: Julie Meola. Jennifer Desmarais, Michelle Greene. Shannon Morrison, Maureen Mullins, Kerri Sheehan, Greere Mullen, Molly Mahoney. Second row: Ellen Dormitzer. Lisa Delaney, Kim Braymer, Dawn Kalloch, Colleen Kelly, Christine Wellington, Beth Finn, Jennifer Lucier, Michelle Gardner, Kara Brunetta, Kristin Russell. Lauren Eidt, Jennifer Pearcy. Third row: Jonathan Kavanagh. Zoey Green, Susan Priest- ley, Amy Groden, Shawn Sullivan, Robert Monk. Julie Maynard, Jay Clark, Andy Morrison. Lisa Lenkarski. Stephanie Pasquale. Jennifer Gleason. Fourth row: Rich Gaitane, Joey Sullivan, Edwin Erickson. Peter Bryngelson, Josh Bailey, Chris Young, Joseph Koza, James Ryan, Mark Mullins, Caine Letendre, Patrick McEnaney, Randy Daignault, Paul Lenkarski, Brian Hunt, David Cure, Kelly Sheehan. Colleen Coleman, Kevin Buck. Fifth row: David Verdini. Mark Welbum. ART First row: Sean Tobin, Jonathan Kavanagh. Jason Stewart. Jay Clark, David Eagan. Second row: Jeff McKay, Elizabeth Finn. Amie Bavosi, Melissa Barton, Jennifer Lucier, Lara Buchanan, Maureen Mullins, Robert Monk, Amy Groden, Peggy Kavanagh Amy Lavoie, Julie Maynard, Susan Priestley. 154 SPECIAL THANKS Last May, when the Yearbook Committee met for the first time, no one knew how much work we had in front of us. This work took an excep- tional amount of time, and on several ; occasions, we were ready to give up. However, our dedicated advisor, Mrs. Sharron Bouvier, was always there to lend a hand and give us the encouragement that we needed. Her patience and determination helped to make the 1986 Lion’s Roar so memorable. As this was her last year as advisor, I would like to take this time to give her a special thanks. Seldom are people lucky enough to work with someone who is so dedicated. It takes a very special person to take on the responsibility that producing a year book requires, and Mrs. Bouvier is just that — a very special person. To her, we give our sincerest appreciation and love. We would also like to take this time to thank the following people for their hard work on the 1986 Lion’s Roar: Joe Di verdi, Divider pages and artwork; Lisa Lamberto, Prologue and Epilogue; Amy Capman and Eileen Mautner, Activities; Janet McGuiggan and Jim Been, Advertising; Becky Parda, Michelle Pendelton, and Mr. Traver, photography; Ken Cleveland and Mr. Winthrop Handy, Photography. Also, Dawn Chenard, Kris McDonald, Kirsten Johnson, Jen Gilson, and Ed Cure deserve a special thanks for their willingness to do anything to help. Thanks once again for a job well done! — Kim and Kris 155 BOOSTERS Mark, I’ll never forget you! You’ve been a great friend. I love you, Amy. Jim and Aim — “Remember — today is the first day of the beginning of the rest of your life — enjoy it!” Love Jan. Kim and Aim — “would you like to try our new McD.L.T. today?” Love Jan To all my friends — I’ll miss you all! — Good luck in the future — Love Tara. Chris — I love you — Michelle. Larry, Charlie, Jay, Erik, and Jim — Keep the music coming. Keep in touch — Your photographer, Pam. Jan — twenty years from now I expect you to have used an elevator, and become both a professional cheerleader y una mujer de la cafeteria. Lo Aim — a great friend always. Michelle. Jim — No matter where you are or what you do, keep the tunes playing and the magic flowing. Tara and Jay — You’re the best friends a person could ever have! I love you! Michelle. Secret Sleepovers . . . Captain Crunch . . . Late night pizzas . . . Wore. Jim Dandies . . . Chinese food . . . Sunday brunch . . . hugs. Hawaii, here we come . . . July 27 . . .Kentucky. . . pottychairs . . . jr. prom — She should have been Queen!!! . . . Sisters. Niki, you made it!!! . . . Thanks for helping me make it too ... I love you! Good luck . . . Love Always — f.f. C.C., S.L., T.P., S.D., J.D., M.E., J.P., M.B., M.C., M.L., R.M., Congrats and Good Luck in all you do. Joe, Don’t say that, ya !!! I love ya, Aim. Tara, Michelle, Jimmy-Jo, and all the rest of the gang. Congratulations and remember the fun has only just begun. Love ya all! Erin. Dawn — We’ve been through it all together! You’ll always be my best friend. We’ll have to “bebe” up at college!! Love Kris. R.H. and L.L. — these M M ' s don’t work, but thanks for trying. Luv J.T. Thanks for everything Mom and Dad. Love Julie. Friends forever — like a sister I’ve never had — I’m gonna miss you — Good Luck — Best friends Always — Lisa. C.P., J.D., P.L., C.G., T.S., M.B., A.M., C.W., P.M., K.J. — We made it. Now what do we do with ourselves? Love ya all, Lisa. Michelle and Jay — thanks for everything — you guys are the best!! Love, Ta. To my “biggy-little” sister, we have a lot of great memories; may there be more in the future! Good Luck in the future! All my love, your “little-biggy” sister. Lee, you’re a great friend and I’ll always remember everything you’ve done for me — Good Luck to you and Bob — the Gang ' 85. B F A Mary. Steve — you’ve been a great friend as well as a cousin — Good luck in the future — Love Mindy. GOOD LUCK — I’ll miss ya — L.J., D.W., J.D., T.S., M B., P.L., P.M.,C.G., A M., K.J., and all the rest of my buddies — Love ya, Chris P. Julie, your hair looks FINE. And DON’T ASK ME WHAT TO WEAR! Merci, Mile, pour tout . . . je me souviens . . . Mr. McGrail, you’ve greatly enhanced the beauty of physics — it really hertz to make the shift (guess who) Bye Mr. Foley! You’ll hit mega bucks someday I know it! Love Lis. Mrs. Bositis — Thank you SO MUCH. Love Lisa and Julie. Lisa — Remember the chocolate chip cookies and Ruinite? Love Jen. Mikey — don’t forget my M M’s — peanut please! I love ya, Jen. Steak, cheese, and pickles (Brunos) Mitch and Joy Bukin’ rabbit. Will you really tutor me in functions? Thanks for coming to my game! W.G. P.II (I remember) Jeff P. — Seniors — don’t forget!! Love Jen. 158 “We’re not going to the Castle??? Now what will 1 tell my friends?!” Kris, Dawn, Kim — I love you guys!!! Kris. Jeff — You mean more to me than words could ever say!! Love Always and Forever, Christine. The The The The Horses are on the track. To our sneaky friends who love to eat, wait for us to get Chambers Street — Love K D. Russ, See ya in my dreams! Smellin’ Cupcakes, would you like some green m m’s (one last try)? Lis, it’s all been said. Rob. Jen’s philosophy: “Life isn’t linear.” Go get ’em! Boo — We love you! San — Only one more year — hang in there! — Bets Bets — Remember 4H? — Good Luck and Best Wishes! — San. Carol — Please go to Assumption so I can visit. Either that or WPI. Thank you — Good Luck. Little ones at Christ Lutheran Nursery School. Friends across the street. Christ Lutheran Church. Kim — back up really quick and turn the wheel. — That’d be great. Chris — is it time to clean your shelves? PM, JD, PL, LJ, CP, KJ, TS, DW, MB, CW, KC, CC, TP, MB, SD, JP, RM, ML, DL, — You’re great friends. Love CG. Mindy — You’re a special “sister”. I’ll always be here for ya! — Love Chris. Buff — You can clean my shelves anyday!! Hey Lis, Let’s go out for coffee! Thanx for everything and goodluck in college. LL. Chris C. Good Luck! You will always be my big brother. Love Steph. Mike — “We love you Mike, oh yes we do ... Oh Mike, we love you!!” “Your Girls” Marianne — Thanks you for always being there when I needed someone to talk to. Good Luck next year. I love you! Kris. Berly — WPI parties?! Whatever happens never give up. me. Milly — I’m going to miss you next year! Love ya Sis! Lilly. Come on Bowzer, come on Fritz — we’ve got the chains, we’ve got the knives. We’re cornin’ out! Kris, We finally went to Florida!!! Love Patty. Mare — THIS IS ILLEGAL!!!!! Kimmie — Good Luck in whatever you do. Love Krissie. Mrs. Bouvier, I hope you enjoy your last edition. Thanks for all the help and support. Love Kris. Mr. Keeney, I’m going to miss hearing the top 10 every morning! Love your cuz Kris, woo-woo-woo-woo . . . OWWWWWWWWW!!! Sincere Best Wishes to the Class of 1986. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton J. O’Connor. Congratulations Seniors. Mr. and Mrs. David Troughton. Best Wishes to the Class of 1986. Mr. Lorge. Russell Miller — Best Wishes. Mrs. Bavosi Best of Luck Class of ’86. Mrs. DeWaele. All the best to the Class of ’86. Mrs. Bositis. Best of lluck to the Class of ’86. Mr. Priestley. Kris Cleary — Best Wishes. Mrs. Bavosi. Good Luck from the cafeteria. Best Wishes to the Class of ’86. Mr. and Mrs. Bouvier. Felicitaciones a todos los estudiantes del cuarto ano y especialmente a Espanol V y Kim de Espanol IV. Buena suerte! Los senores Hudson. 159 Best of Luck to the graduating class. The Lovejoy Family. Congratulations — Class of ’86 — The Pukaites. Best Wishes to the Class of ’86. Congratulations and Good Luck to all our “sons” and “daughters” in the Class of ’86. Barb and John. Good Luck Kris and Dawn, and the Class of ’86. Roger, Nancy, and Lisa Mcdonald. Congratulations to the Class of 1986. The Lajeunesse Family. Best Wishes to the Class of ’86. Nancy and Neil Thomson. Congratulations to Dawn, Kris, Pam, and the Class of ’86 — M. Best Wishes to the Class of ’86. Gordon and Cindy Cleary. Best Wishes for a successful future Joseph and the Class of ’86. Mary and Frank Caputo. Congratulations to the Class of ’86, Joseph, Eddie, Michelle, Tony, Ken, Jim, Jay, and Steve. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Di verdi. Congratulations to the Class of 1986. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Capman. Congratulations and Best Wishes Michelle, Chris, Tara, and Jay. The Barton Family. Class of ’86 — Congratulations and Good Luck to all — The Sheehans. Good Luck to Jay Dugan and the Class of “86”. Mom and Dad. Congratulations — Best Wishes. Mom and Dad Johnson. Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 — Mr. Mrs. Charles Gruszka. Congratulations to the Class of 1986 and best of luck in the future. This place looks familiar 1 think I’ve been here before. Best Wishes to the Class of ’86 — The Goyettes. May success and happiness be yours in the future. Carol Bob Morris. Congratulations Kris — wishing you the best life has to offer and lots of love always — Nancy and Billy. Cheryl, you are a wonderful daughter and friend. My love will be with you always. Mom. Christine — We love you and are proud of your accomplishments! Love, Mom and Dad. Aunty Fris — You’re the best!! Love Steven and Brian. Christine — Best of luck in everything. I love you tons!! Love always, Jeff. Kirsten, Lots of Luck. Gram and Gramps Knechtel. Congratulations — Love Eric, Dave and Beth. Kirsten Kim — Good Luck and Best Wishes — Beth. Bethy — you’re a great little sister. I LOVE YOU! Thanks Mom Dad for everything. I LOVE YOU! Puff — Only THREE more years! You can do it. Love Kris. Thank you Mom Dad for making my high school years the “Best of Times” I LOVE YOU!! Kris Erin — Don’t worry the high school isn’t as big as you think! Love Kris. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 86 WALTER C. CRANSTON SON INC. 205 A WEST BOYLSTON STREET WEST BOYLSTON, MA 835-3775 205A WEST BOYLSTON STREET WEST BOYLSTON, MA 835-3775 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 86 DYNAMETER TUNE-UP SERVICE 163 When your family gets together, let us help keep you together in a professional portrait. 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LEOMINSTER. MASS. 01453 = • PRINTING • LETTERPRESS • OFFSET PRINTING • DIE CUTTING LEO S. BOOSAHDA Congratulations Class of 1986 Oakdale Nursing Home CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 bMmp REALTY ASSOCIATES. MC “A Ho S U Word tttbrotaranchiak 1 97 O 8L. WEST BOTL8TON. MA. 01883 Computtrtnd Mufttpta Listing IntsrMctlon Of RoulM 12 A 140 (617) 835 6272 VIDEO VALUE 27 STERLING ST. W BOYLSTON, MA 835-2622 176 Compliments Of Water Sewer Supplies (617) 835-4431 H.R. PRESCOTT SONS, INC. 165 HARTWELL ST., WEST BOYLSTON, MA. 01583 177 WEST BOYLSTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 12 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. 835-3877 835-4877 AARON GOODALE III, Agent 178 VALUE PHARMACY 71 Sterling Street West Boylston, Mass. 01583 tel. 835-6054 1021 Central Street Leominster, Mass. 01453 tel. 537-4844 27 Main Street Sterling, Mass. 01564 tel. 422-7791 William B. Collins, B.S., R.Ph. NEED MONEY FOR SCHOOL? GET A LOW COST STUDENT LOAN FROM WCiS Higher education costs can really put a dent in your wallet But more and more students are find- ing that a low cost student loan is a relatively pain-free way of taking the edge off tuition bills And there are other things students are discover- ing the low student loan interest rate of just R ' . lor new applicants, and the money that ' s available-up to a year for undergraduates and $6,000 a ve«ir for graduate ' s. And you c an apply to the school of your choice ( Ker 7., r 00 colleges, universities, technical and hospital schools across the l hited States are eligi- ble for this student loan program. To find out more, or to apply for a student loan, c all or visit any WCiS office WORCESTER COUNTY INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS Member FDIC WEST BOYLSTON -835-6239 -The Fair Plaza Route 12 WEST BOYLSTON RV CENTER 66 west Boylston St Route 12 West Boylston. MA 01583 JIM FLAGG (617) 835-3190 179 MEADOWBROOK IGA W. Boylston St. W. Boylston Paul Brenda Werme Serving West Boylston for 25 years STEVE ' S PIZZARI A 34 1 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. Fresh Fruit and Produce Wholesale Retail Best of Luck Class of “86” S S FARMS 301 WEST BOYLSTON ST. WEST BOYLSTON, MA 01583 835-9014 Steve and Sharron Recupero Congratulations from WINSTON PHARMACY West Boylston, Mass. Your West Boylston Prescription Center Marshall S. Werblin, Pharmacist 180 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS g Vcst ' feoglston FL-ORIST 235 West Boylston St. W. Boylston. MA 01583 (6173835-2205, Congratulations Class of 86 West Boylston 232 West Boylston Street West Boylston, Massachusetts 01583 Bob Sandy Brown 835-3154 181 Congratulations Class of 86 Compliments Of MENARDS AUTO BODY CO., INC. COMPLETE AUTO BODY REPAIRS PAINTING TOWING 314 West Boylston Street West Boylston, MA. 182 853-2799 RES: 835-3276 Congratulations from Parker ' s Telephone: (617) 835-3267 183 Congratulations to the class of 86 FURNITURE FACTORY OUTLET Rte. 12 West Boylston (At Railroad Underpass) Discover the Ray’s Furniture Difference 184 Strand’s Ski Shop 1 West Boylston Drive Worcester, Mass. Andy’s Sunoco Service Station Tires, Batteries, Accessories, Road Service, Electronic Tune-Up, Tires Balanced, Minor Repair Work 21 West Boylston St., West Boylston, Mass. 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POLAK, D.V.M. eanines PROFESSIONAL STYLING Men • Women • Children 51 Central Street West Boylston, MA 01583 835-3103 835-2700 Compliments of Leo’s Package Store, Inc. 27 Sterling St. E. Leo Attella W. Boylston, MA 01583 E. Leo Attella, Jr. Maryann Attella Edwin J. Attella Compliments of Duncan M. Gillies Co. Inc. 3 DOWN! AND OFF YOU GO LOVE — MOM, DAD + RUFFLES BIG BROTHERS TOO Compliments of Athy Memoral Home Good Luck Niki! Love Rob, Kerry, Jackie, Lindsay 190 CURE’S FINE FURNITURE THE STORE THAT ' S PROUD OF ITS REPUTATION” 140 WORCESTER CENTER BLVD. WORCESTER, MA 01604 (617) 757-7943 191 There’s always one that soars above the rest. In class rings, announcements, diplomas, club pins, medals and trophies, that one is Balfour, America’s first jewelry manufacturer — and still the finest! JEWELRY ' S FINEST CRAFTSMEN 192 ■m: 200