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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1987 volume:

PROPERTY OF Ipaman ilftnorial Publtr ©fararjj Wesl Boylston, Mass. Purchased Ref. Received Oct, 198? W.B. Rm, 371.8976 WES 651 8 lion’s roar WEST BOYLSTON JR. 5R. HIGH SCHOOL WEST BOYLSTON,nA. 1 TABLE OF V)ES Endearment 4 Incredibly involved intellectual 17 Groovy guy 18 High school helpers 19 Together through time 29 Year for sports 99 CO NTE NTS Spectacular school spirit 131 Ever-enthusiastic endeavors 151 Valuable voices 167 Establishing beginnings 176 Numerous noteworthy necessities 181 Without a doubt . . . 4 5 The time has come to challenge our lives No longer can we rely on the security of familiarity . The time for recess, the time for story-telling, 8 the time for show and tell have all slipped by us ' remaining only as memories 10 We have used our experiences to help us grow individually . 11 This is evident as we 12 goals within our own lives. 13 Through the years the bonds of 14 perspectives have grown 15 and dreams 16 [ DEDICATION ' “Without a doubt we appre- iciate all that you’ve said and ijdone, although at the time, we thought that your ways were no fun. When we came in from break- fast with donuts in hand, we tried to convince you that our tardiness wasn’t planned. When we threw a cookie at the table next door, we realized our conduct would be toler- ated no more. As we sat in your office await- ing our doom, we prayed that we wouldn’t be sent to the “rubber-room.” Carlton J. O’Connor, Principal Looking back now it all seems so clear, your intentions were kind, just, and sincere. We hope to leave the school mature and wise, and it is with reluctance that we say good- bye’s.” 17 Groovy Guy Renaissance Man of the Eighties sctsttuxi n % Mj u kiis w yB mm «5 a izscfjtr nafrktkr. Qhe tlm ct W7 iji RC A hm ta M ■filial ijAt ly.’ iimx Attd cwixt 252S 18 high School Helpfuls Carlton J. O’Connor Dear Administration, Your guidance through the years has been valuable in our experiences at West Boylston High School. As we take a step away, we’ll always look back fondly, remembering the good times. We, the class of 1987, would like to thank you for sharing a part of yourself with us in order to ensure our growth as individuals. Sincerely, The Class of 1987 20 Carol DeWaele SECRETARIES Your ID number please . . . How was breakfast? . . . “all seniors who skipped — to the office please . . . transcripts . . . coffee breaks . . . You have a call on seven five . . . “Hi chicks” . . . Friday candy treats . . . school’s fashion critics . . . Can 1 have the key to the soda machine? . . . Can 1 have a transcript form? . . . school business????? . . . Susan Supernor David O’Donnell Jean Stuart LIBRARIAN Your book is four years overdue . . . shhh . . . there’s much too much talking in here . . . get something to read or study . . . No! we do not carry Playboy! . . . Who’s Dewey?? . . . Are the books numbered by size? . . . Curt Simpson COMPUTERS attendance . . . report cards ... is the computer broken again?? . . . Pacman friends . . . Schedules . . . sheets . . . computer dating? . . . 21 ENGLISH Ruth’s Bible . . . and she created nouns . . . Speedy ... To be or not to be — is that the question? . . . term papers ... I didn’t know you could spell necessary so many ways . . . Papa Smurf . . . I AM NOT MAD!!! . . . It’s as easy as ice cream . . . kill Moby Dick . . . Don’t never use no double negatives . . . Muggins . . . grammar?? — I haven’t seen her since Christmas! . . . 1564-1616 — was that the Age of Scuba Diving? . . . the bank . . . take a breath and count to ten ... thousands ... I know all about “Play do” . . . Ruth Bositis Sharon Bouvier Edward Traver Steven White Anne Cogswell Shirley Gorman Angela Anderson Joseph Garofoli Marsha Hudson FOREIGN LANGUAGES Hola . . . Bonjour . . . Abren los libros Quebec 86 . . . No you can not go to Mexico . . . Less Mis- erables est miserable . . . How can I conjugate “beber” if I can’t even conjugate drink? . . . pinatas . . . croissants . . . Can I climb out your window? . . . Mon Dieu . . . How did we get on this subject? . . . 22 i Edward Bouvier Richard MacNamara Lawrence McGrail SCIENCE H + 0 = lemonade . . . attack of the HCL ... no pun intended . . . Biology Club goes to Brandeis . . . this test isn’t like our worksheets . . . Evil Knieval problems . . . e = mc — now what? . . . Honeybee mmmmm . . . the Farkle family . . . muctronics, . . . camera club . . . That’s an ancylostoma? It looks like a worm to me!! . . . Donald Mentzer Jacqueline Buck Linda Parker SPECIAL EDUCATION Seminar III . . . The bell rang the sun shines the taxes are due helping . . . learning . . . caring . . . Judith Petit Paula Gorrell 23 Gertrude Doherty David Keeney Justin McGrath MATH Did you say that 8 + 7 = 87 ???... gazinta ishkabibbles . . . Mr. Rogers neighborhood . . . Do you ever use the chalkboard? . . . stock market . . . whipped cream, sunbeam bread, no holes . . . Now look here . . . flow charts . . . Get thine act together . . . Let’s do it . . . logarithms . . . SOHCAHTOA . . . was a brave Indian chief ... let me copy your disc . . . the Math Team . . . It’s OK . . . Oh!! forgot to save it!! ... If I’ve told you once. I’ve told you a thousand times . . . It’s not a book, it’s a reference . . . Gerald Moynihan Anthony Perry Emily Boosahda Grace Johnson Herb Maynard HUMANITIES Homework in art? . . . essay in chorus? . . . Kill the young maiden! . . . sight reading . . . do,re,mi . . . clean up duty . . . flute choir . . . central district . . . It’s a little off tune good people ...” . . . me, may ,ma, mo, moo . . . portraits . . . What about your neg- ative space? 24 SOCIAL SCIENCES election sheets . . . motivation not memorization . . . quests . . . war of 1981-1987 — won by the seniors . . . homosapiens . . . work- book . . . timeline . . . this test shows 1 have no personality . . . daily posters . . . FDR . . . reality projects . . . current events . . . Edward Anderson William Foley Ralph Pendleton Judith Roy Joan Cronin HOME ECONOMICS what smells so good? . . . fashions by McCarthy . . . teaspoon or tablespoon? . . . let’s make something tasty Are you sure it was sugar, not salt for the recipe? . . . Baking powder or baking soda . . . nursery school . . . Birthday parties at Oakdale nursing home . . . plan a wedding . . . Can I take Food II twice?? . . . BUSINESS Don’t look at the keys . . . no calculators . . . ASDFJKL; debits . . . word processor . . . what is a busi- ness machine two minute timings . . . shorthand spdrtgz -I- f . . . I ' i Alda McCarthy Mary Salmon Kathleen Gruszka Sandra Hannifin 25 INDUSTRIAL ARTS What’s a 2 ' by 4 ' . . . Silvie . . . off the heater . . . null and void . . . the things you see when you don’t have a gun . . . graphic arts . . . tickets again . . . bending metal . . . George Smalanskas Robert Wills NURSE 1 really am sick, can I go home? . . . Do 1 have a note to take aspirin? ... An epidemic of senior- itis . . . Can 1 lie down? . . . Janice Gilley Ronald Ekblom Beverly Schofield PHYSICAL EDUCATION today we are going to play a new sport — VOLLEYBALL . . . presidential fitness test ... on the line, count off by fours . . . Did you really do your exercises . . . White socks? . . . the weight room . . . wake up and breath . . . boys vs. girls . . . Susie sidesteps . . . Anymore valuables for my office?? . . . 26 Jette Howard Michael Hannigan SUBSTITUTES “the teacher always lets us.” . . . “we always talk during class” ... “1 don’t think you gave out the right assign- ment” . . . “we’ve never heard of that before” . . . “we really are allowed to share our answers” . . . “your assignment is due at the end of the period” . . . Sharyn Holmlund GUIDANCE service project . . . college reps . . . start to think about your future? . . . did you get your applications in? . . . no, you cannot change your schedule . . . PALS . . . what do you want to be when you grow up? . . . Do I have to take English? ... I need guidance . . . what’s my class rank . . . IN MEMORY OF Benjamin Lorge 27 Charles Goodale JANITORS coffee?? . . . Can you open the door? . . . paper pickeruppers . . . Where’s Chet and Al? . . . Did I hear a doorbell?? . . . Sweeping floors cleaning up after these neat people? . . . Dave, we will be outa here, real soon!! Jerry Convery, Edward Riggles, Dave Blake CAFETERIA LADIES only one dessert? . . . real meat? . . . Where are the menus?? ... no knives . . . snackbar again . . . Can I have a peanut butter jelly sandwich? . . . clear your table . . . What is this?? I thought we were having lobster! . . . FOOD FIGHT!!!!! . . . BUS DRIVERS stay in your seats . . . keep your feet out of the aisle ... no eating . . . emergency fire drills?!? . . . registry cop on board . . . Where did you say you received your license?? . . . 28 T OHIIIER TmyCJE TIME AMY AILEEN ALICANDRO Thanks for the times you ' ve given me. The memories are all m my minJ. hut now that we ' ve come to the end of our rainbow ... Aim . . . S h e r M a rg M og h a n - dDawnKrisMair Cheerin with my buddies . . , Kely Andrea . . . HUGS . . . NV? or V? . . . Libido . . . Denny’s — tapioca . . . Fabulous 4-Best Friends 4-eva . . . Right. Sher? . . . AA2 . . . The Hill . . . MC. TM, ML — ILY ... TP — my math bud . . . Mark — Thanks! . . . Junito my baby sister . . . Fort 83 . • • Tim Steve — neighbors . . . MS — baby bottles partners in Crime . . . possum . . - Dave . . . t-bears Aim. Marg. Sher- Mercy Bowcoop . . . Moped Crew Bob . . . diet . . . SMILE . . . CVS Buddies — Wendy Kel I’m DEPRESSED!! . . . Honey Farm Runs . . . Mair-Abstract! . . . Domino Brand . . . There ' s no L in Amy! . . . JP . . . Class of 89 . . . Kev — I miss you PF . . . Class of 86 AMC . . . Be good Justin Josh Thanx Mom Dad — ILY . . . Bye everyone!!! Cheerleading; Jr. Prom Comm; LSAC; Yearbook Comm; Play Comps; Homecoming Comm; Musicals French Club; Breakfast Club AMY ELIZABETH ALLWORTH Nature ' s first green is gold. Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leafs a flower: But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to gnef. So dawn goes down to day. Noth- tng gold can stay. ” Aim . . . Carlita , . . Amy-lou? . . . Susan — my best friend and sister . . . MFR — THANKS . . . CHRIS — 12 19 86 . . . Michelle — end of the driveway talk — YOU WHAT!?!” . . . BET — WELL never forget . . . pattylisasheilahelencarla maureenamysherri . . . Pablo’s Cuentos . . . Carolyn — Princeton . . . Chinese Food Fights . . . ADAM ANT . . . JAMES DEAN . . . Cape Cod — ’83, ’86 — sister sledge, twins?. DAH-ling, ship it in,” Ben and Jerry’s mocha chip . . . Me. ' 83 — picked up in pj ' s . . . NYC . . . Boston . . . DK — BABY” . . . Ma 2 . . . Holyoke — Gretchen, barb The Sighs. Bobby, John — . . Cl, C2. C3 . - . CT . . . MM . , , The Outsiders . . . Dudy . . . Gubby . . . L-E. Fisher Rd. . . . CA — Wanna go? Ronchy” Lady Macbeth . . , CJ — YOU ARE CUTE . . . Thanks Mom . . . Goodbye W.B.H.S 30 HELEN MARIE ALMSTROM ‘Living is easy with eyes closed misunder- standing all you see. BeatUs . . . Smellin’ — Thanx Russ! . . . Deb. Camped much lately? . . .Jill, Kel, Lis. . . . Julie, Spaz, Deb + Deb . . . and all the rest. . . . My hair is real! . . . How many demerits do I have? . . . Mouse + Snake . . . Daignault’s . . . Bathroom Crew . . . Oakdale — Vacation Capital of the World ! - - Be . . . 1,2,1? Exit 11 Jules! . . . Beeza + Pete — not a word — Thanx! . . . Missya Melissa — Still going to Swiss? . . . Dave, Todd, Nazel — Night School! . . . Erin + Jeremy . . . Good Luck! . . . I’ll miss ya! ... Anything else John? . . . Good- Bye W.B.H.S Cross County 7,8,9,10. . .Track 7,8,9. . . Graphic Arts Club 10 . . . Chorus 10,1 1,12 .. . Spanish Club 11,12.... ANGELA MARIE BAILEY Some of us aren ' t bom to follow the crou d. ” Angie, Ang . . . Kim Kimmie — Lee Love ya’ hon! Lisa Lisanne? Auntie Mommy . . . Jim — What are we gonna do about this? — I think you know Hey Goldilocks” Your line Eric . . . Deb, she bore him . . . The Great Key Hunt — Kristi you know you can’t do anything w out me . . . Isn’t that special Eric? . . . Chris — I’m moving to Alaska . . . Quebec-86-Are you SF? Let ' s get lost! . . . SPAZMATICS . . . Spazzy and Spazee are . . . Sugar cone and Sweetthing . . . J.A.K. on the wail . . . Dance till ya drop! Lisa, this chair is mov- ing.” . . . C-shakes THE BET!?! . . . Are you a happy camper. ” The M.Y.F. crew — AngKimBethAimJimEricDean OAK- DALE . . . Chompin’ the hamburger . . . JOB-W Poison ivy parties and Englishmen (7 86) Level C . . . Doodle Bug . . . more years Squash! Chorus, French Club, Play Comps, Year Book Staff, Senior Play, Track, Musicals. 31 SUSAN DIANE BARAKIAN Don ' t make the best of what you’ve got. make what you ' ve got the st.” Suzen . . . Susie? — NO! Susan . . . Amy — friends forever! . . . twins? . . . Princeton + the Hubbard clan . . . An- drew 6 19 86 . . . Are you serious? . . . Get out! . . . reet . . . don ' t be an it! . . . Baha . . . Cape Cod . . . Math 2 . . . Sis- ter Sledge . . . DAH-ling . . . chink food fights . . . frozen strawberry daiquiris . . . ship it in! . . . Susan Barker . . . etcetera . . . Maine . . . picked up in our pi’s! . . . Carolyn . . . Lisa, Michelle, Kristi, Patty . . . Pina Colada . . . Pablo ' s cuentos . . . D.K. — I ' m hearin ya! ... Ronchy . . . Fisher Rd. — where is it? . . . 18 . . . Scarlett . . . Gubbie, Gubbie ... I can’t stop laughing! . . . Ben + Jerry ' s mocha chip . . . look at that mustang! . . . Dudy . . . my little blue bomer . , . jig . . . opals . . . Scott, Steve, + Mark — my three OLDER brothers ... I made it Mom + Dad — thanks! . . . isn’t this great! . . . the last of the B ' rakes . . . fid hcky; yrbk comm; play comps; sr play MICHAEL R. BAVOSI Jill, Pete, Lisa . . . Carl, let’s go hunting. . . . LYNYRD SKYNYRD. NEIL YOUNG, CCR, STEVE MILLER . . . DAGGY AND HARRY . . . Party at Jeffs house . . . P Street Roasts . . . Mon- ster Land, let’s go Baja . . . Only in a Bug . . . 1973 Beetle, Jeep Renegade. 302 Maverick . . . 1972 TNT Skidoo. You own it Now Mo . . . License and Registra- tion, 215.00, I don’t think they like me . . . 10 minute Souchbridge, WTF Bill . . .Joe where are ya . , . Jim and Bonnie . . . the Ramstrom Bros . . . Patty. Kelly, Julie, Julie Doug and Dan . . . Pete, you don’t got the wheel . . . 32 DONALD A. BELSITO II Life moves pretty fast, if you don ' t stop and look around every once in a while you might mtss tt Dad — only the good die young — Mac, Beza Todd . . . v-man . . . John . . . Jeff . . . Jeff . . . Pete . . . Jim . . . Margie , . . Sherri . . . Phil . . . Scott . . . Ike California-85-86-87, Hawaii-85’ , . . Dave . . . Brian . . . Kevin . . . Kristen — Cher- ish . . . Notre Dame Girls . . . Crash — Todd are we still alive?”, party at Todds . . . four in the morning . . . Denny’s run . . . stay cool . . . Sarah ... I kill me . . . Capri . . . Kristen — thanks for the good times” . . . vacations . . . The Outfield; Varsity Baseball 9,10,11,12; JV Basketball 10; Skiing Event Winter; Breakfast Club MAUREEN DIANE BENNETT “When in danger scream, when in doubt run in circles, when cornered smile” MoGhandi?! — my buddies — the three stoogers Shep, Aim, Mudge — the HIIX girls — Kris Dawn Tapioca, cheering, Lowell Ave, so on. . . . LARGE — You’ll never hear those words from my mouth . . . Erik . . . AndreEdi too! 5 10 85 One More Night” — 5 23 86 This Could Be The Night” — thanks Wendy- Drew-Chateau-M.M. you are one of us — My famous DEMERITS (con mis amigas Lisa + Sheila) — CAPE COD 86’ . . . “officer can we offer you a bribe? ... I mean some brownies?” — TENNIS — my bud BERLY the man woman” MORRIS — Lionel, Billy Joel Journey — all in a month . . . Sylvia Eddie I LOVE YOU TWO!— THANK YOU MOM + DAD FOR EVERYTHING!!! — The Sting — Yes, I know I have an awesome brother — Dianne: What am 1 going to do with you? — I love you guys! ! ! Grampa Toto too! — Senora Hudson — Adios WB Tennis, Cheering, Vice-Pres, Comps Varsity Club, Espanol Club, Breakfast Club 33 ERIC W. BLAISDELL . and these children that you spit on as they try to change their u orlds are immune to your consultations. They ' re quite aware of what they ' re going through ...” David Bowie Larry, Chris, Lisa. Angie, Kristi, Lynne, Deb. Michelle. M + L, Moira W, Cheryl. Kirsten, Kitt — thanks guys . . Larry, are they cool? . . . my jean jacket, 501’$, and classic hits . . . What’s up? . . . CHILL OUT!!!Chris. Fire up the Beetle. 10 min. to light speed — top down! . . . Sly and The Family Stone, Beatles Steve Winwood, Billy Joel, Moody Blues . . . August 14, 1969 — 3 days of peace, love, and the best music in the world! Drama Club 9,10,11.12; Play Comps 9.10.12; Musical 10,11,12; Art Club 10.11,12; Ski Club 9,10.11,12; Biology Club 12; Breakfast Club 9, 10,1 1,12; Anti- clique task Force SCOTT JOSEPH BOSTEK Well my friends it ' s time to go out to the world which don ' t know It’s been real it ' s been nice but now it ' s time to take advice . . . Kris 1 love you always forever! Goodnow’s Bozwell Summer of ‘86’ 6 28 86 Doug, Jim. Dan. Todd, Chris, Mike, Flag last but not least Beeza thanks for not being like the others FRIENDS (John, Anie) some friends — B-Ball Chevelle mad malivu — Party Van — weekends were made for?? ST Mikes Bryant — Shell — Cleary’s — Chris L Stephie luv ya Iceman — Shep Lisa — Russ — Jim are you staying over U2 — Cars — Doors — Boston — 77. Top — Journey — Creedence — Skiing — Canada Ly — weke — Uncle Anthony — Mom — Dad — Joe — Winky — I love ya — Brigham — Bostek — M A — 1 am out of here, you can relax now — Chevelle would not be what it is without Dad!! Goodbye!! Graphic Arts 1,11,111, Wood 9,10,11,12 Metals I, II. Ill; Basketball 9,10,11.12 Baseball 9,10; Mech Drawing 9,10,1 1,12 I 34 1 CARLA SUE BRUHN “Don ' t walk behind me. may not lead. Don ' t walk in front of me. I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Curia — 3 musketeers . . . Winiferd . . . Dr. Linberge, Can we talk? Mec — Bob- bsie twins 4-ever . . . Kitt. we ' re gonna get caught . . . Lisa follow those dreams . . . Renata — you’re only on a vacation . . . Mol — men who need ’um?? Debbie . . . Derf, Strawberry fields 4-ever . . . Meola ' s Duane — we gotta talk!! Daddy, little girl. The Five little girls . . . BlueBerry Hill . . . U2 . . . Elton . . . James Dean. Elvis. Bugs Bunny . . . Yoggi . . . Fozzie and Miss Piggy • • • Quebec . . . Pats, Sox, Celtics . . . Hornelious, I wanna drive . . . MonsterMud . . . 4x4 . . . I’ll get my way. Denny’s — MEC . . . Officer, we were just taking pictures . . . MacGyver . . . Rob Lowe . . . Moody Blues The last of the Bruhn Clan . . . Tasmanian Devil . . . ne comprend pas francais . . . Field Hockey, 9,10,11,12; Basketball, 9,10,11,12; Art Club 9,10,11,12; Art Club, 9,10,1 1,12; Art Club President, 12 MATTHEW THOMAS BUCELLA “Should I have known. I would have become a watchmaker. — AE Jim . . . Skin It . . . Maureen, Michelle, Lisa “Stretch Baby,’’ Marge, Sherri, Amy, DS. CK, KK, MV,. . .Capt.Jay Givanand the U.S.S. Enterprise (The Memory Lives On) . . . It’s aGivan . . . Amy-San,Jan . . . THE BIG CHILL . . . S.O! ... I’m not a nice girl. I’m a nice woman . . . Papa Ginos Moe. ' . . . Mike! Mike! Get me a bagel and cream cheese! . . . Food Fight . . . The Shades . . . Classic Hits 6c Times . . . White X-Mas Ken? . . . “Casablanca,” “Stand By Me” . . . That ' s Entenainment . . . Deckert’s Deck . . . Moonlighting — Maddie Dave — Do deers doe? . . . Midnight raid tonight Jim? . . . Doughnut Mr. O’Connor? . . . Community Mad Libs . . . FSFL . . . McDonald’s Beware . . . New York-12; Star Trek Fan Club 4-18; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Prom Comm, ir Asst. Dir. Sr. Play ’8(S; Director ’87; Varsity Math Team 10,1 1,12; Sr. Ball; Sn. Espanol 3,4, 5(?) ’Breakfast 10,11,12 . . . 35 MARK CHRISTOPHER CARLSON T rui jnendi are like diamonJi, ftu ' . precious and rare. False friends are like autumn leaves, many and found everyuhere. su nmer of 85 . . . Deb . . . Hey Chuck! Whar a bargain! , . . insane . . . mid- night . . . LPL . . . Corey . . . Beck Mick . . Mich . . Monotonous isn’t it? . . Party boat . . . The WHO . . . CML . . . pyro . . . white knight . . . RT. 49 Spencer . . . Def Leppard . . . DIO . . . colonel . . . street signs . . . Halloween . . . hair pin turns . . . Test? what test!? . . . OUIJA BOARD . . . Really?! oh well . . . Lasers . . . the pits . . Jump?! where’s the bottom!? . . . See ya guys! I have to end it now! . . . It’s been real!! Art Club 10,11.12; Camera Club 10.11; Senior Play 12; Spanish Club 9 MARY ELLEN CARLSON “The soul of music is of the spirit, and her mtnd is of the heart. MEC . . . Winny, Curia, Mol, Debolio, Kitt, Lis, Beth . . . The Three Musketeers . . . Bobbsie Twins Renata “The clueless Brazilian” . . . Greg and Chris . . . The fort-frog . . . Heidi-Lakeside “We gotta get out of this place” . . . Quebec ’86 — Get lost, SF . . . Denny ' s Carla?! Horne- lius and the apple run . . . We’re taking pictures of the church officer . . . First Night ’86 Christmas caroling at city hall . . . secret shakes, bananas, saltines, and slushpuppies We ' s no fools . . . glassbuild- ing cleptos . . . No I’m not addicted to coffee . . . Desperado . . . pink flamingos and the map machine . . . U2, Boston, Genesis, Tears . . . “Lellie” . . . E. Boo . . . big elbow KC . . . ily Mom and guys All-State Chorus, Central District Chorus Track, Art Club (officer), French Club, Play Comps, Senior Play 36 ( J LISA MARIE CASEY To knou that u e knou u hat u e know, and that we do not know what we do not know that is true knowledge. Case” . . . LARRY, sheila, knsti . . . jen.abbi,michelle,susan. amy.pacty.wendy.lynne, chris, Rick , maureen. kirt.” y todos mis amigos . . . Larry — the pros and cons . . . - ' Girls X-country team — weather gir! Lisa say its gonna rain today! . . . Kristi — sure you can drive a standard . . . Sheilsa, St. Peter Marian boy don ' t get married . . . Um offi- cer my name is Abbi-ABBI . . . sandwich meat chaka-red gumbi . . . Bouv — thanks for everything and I am not LARGE!! Larry, Jen, Sheila — abstract sneaker? Larry — same wave length Lynne + Tomer, Thanks — I love you Cheryl, the mad — er! Elton John, Billy Joel and all classic rock, Mr. Foley, want to play some hoops? The MIT song No I am not 6 feet Matt Jim my name isn ' t stretch mom dad — I love you! blow this clambake SHEILA LYNNE CHENARD There are no mistakes. The events we bring upon ourselves, no matter how unpleasant, are necessary in order to learn what we need to learn. Whatever steps we take are necessary to reach the places we ' ve chosen to go. Shiels . . . Peter, Lis, Kristi, Jen, Deb, Dianne, Mo, Chris, Wendy, My Study Buddies, The MIT Song, Fields of poison ivy. The Rubber Tree Plant Song, 1 1 0 86, Is it going to rain today, Lisa? What is a ‘‘squeeze ? I think its time for a bathroom talk, or an ice cream break? Marshmallow heaven abstract sneakers??? Diane — My Deputy Driver, Joey — let’s go for a pimmy! Kristi — you ' re going to get a headache, Andy Ishcabible Greer, Glass building Sunsets and maltedmallows! Thanks Mom Dad! “And I know how we can make it together ...” Cross-country, Track, Play Competitions, Musical, Sr. Play, Prom Committee 37 PHILIP JOHN CHILA Life is too short to take it seriously the bug, Koke and the 69’ Nova, Hampton Wills, A1 and Rob, Wendy G and Wendy O . THE CRASH. WB Basketball, Pat, Aerosmith Concert. AC, DC, . . . What’s up waste . . . Dad ' s Benz . . . Tina . . . The 63 split window stingray (427) . . . D-Day at Burger King with Jij and Clam, Summer hoops, summer school (Dino) (Chris) -f- (Amy), Donald, Beez, John. Ike . . . Mark . . . Diane . . . Bennett . . . Dymo Thanks Joe M. 21 ... CVS . . . Clinton parties with Joe and Amy, Youngs XR7 351 Cleveland, Piece, Breakfast at Denny’s . . . Papa Ginos . . . Thanks M + D . . . off to college LARRY DAVID WARD CHRISTIANSEN If you don ' t stand for something, you ' ll go for anything! Poverty is the worst form of vio- lence. Lisa, To quiero! (Every way! ) Eric; Tim; W Allen. Matt G. Laura M; Dr. Klein, Moira — Thanks sis! Marianne. Molly, + all my friends! The SHADES: Jay Charles Erik Jim; PAGE II; Chicken John Darin Pat; Music Theory Composition — Guitar: MC MS JS AW RM RL HM: Thank you always! ’TSE’’ G.P., P.O ! Tim Bud: Darlington County” “Loccious Bocci” Eric; Yes K’no?” Was that us? Golly! Guitar. BBb Tuba. Bass, Voc. Bass. Theory Composition; Groovy! Wild Thing, you make my ... ” Shalom W.B.! From me to W.B.H.S.; Student Handbook Advisory Committee; Stage Band; 11,12 — (Pres.); Concert Marching Band: 11,12 — (Pres.); Cent. Dist. Jazz Band — 12; Music Sr. Play: 11,12 Stud Council — 11,12; PALS RSAC: Co-Chair; SR7H Task Force: Chair, Yearbook Comm. — 12; Musicals 1 1,12 38 JEFFREY CARL DAIGNAULT Some people think the world is what it ain’t, to some it’s a sinner, to others a saint, some folks say the world ain ' t what it is. all I know is Just got to take a — DAGGY ... 66 . - . DOG . . OAK- DALE . . . football . . . whatsa- happeninghotstuff? . . . THE PHANTOM . . . The Oakdale Boys — Beaner, Opie, Harry. Rand Boston . . . AC DC . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . Journey . . . Prom Party “86” . . . THE OLD ALFER ... 1 kill me. Take off hoser Hey, your ugly, NooOffense Support Wildlife, Throw a parry, Donal d Definitely Dooable . . . Celtics . . . Heidi and MeeWee . . . Suzuki. ALTI25.3X6 ... The Alcies — Dan. Pete, and Jeff — Thanks Tim . . . Winka. Gouid.Mike.Jill.Pat- e. SUE. Diane. Shelley. B . . . Beeza . . . Gleas . . . Ike . . . Spaz . . . Barb . . . Dave ' s not here . . . DougorDan . . . The 2 Wendy ' s . . . GARFIELD is just the greatest . . . Red Sox . . . Kim + Sue the 2 little blondes.Maniac Matt . . . Official Party Commissioner . . . N. England PATS . . . Lighten up I ' m only kidding. JOSEPH PATRICK DAINIS Vote for the underdog to win. I ' m a seventeen year old student at West Boylston H.S. I want to be an electrician or a police officer. I plan to go on to college or trade school. I played on the soccer team. 39 JOHN MICHAEL DARRAH Nou this is not the end It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is. perhaps, the end of the beginning ’’8 Yard Defensive T.D. Run, Steak dinner Leicester game 21-7 I couldn’t believe it. Thanks for the car Bob. It’s Mint 71” Pontiac LeMans. Chris, Greg, Dan, Doug. Jeff, Joe G, Bartholomew. Stump, Chick. Jodi. Tam. Hey Chris let’s go play pool. Just call me Scratch. 330 cu. in. Greg’s Goat. Chris turn on the P.A. You We’re going 36 in a 40 MPH zone. License and Registration please. New York Giants WHO “82” Chris, let’s pick them up. Anne in Sterling. What ' s the score? It has been proliferating at an unprecedented rate. Hey Dan 6LB small mouth bass. Let’s go fishing. The Eye of the Tiger. 1 passed and I’m out of here. Football 9,10,11.12 PATRICIA ANN DUGAN Season ' s will change, you must move on Follow your Dream’s” Patty. Michelle, Kris, Amy, Susan, Wendy, Lisa, Kristi, Sheila, Ant, Todd, Jay. Cathy, Colleen, Meri, Danny, Thanks Mom and Dad, H.J. 87 12 Field Hockey Co-Captain, New York 83” Florida “86 — Kris we finally made it! The retreat — Michelle. 1 Remember the Feeling, IHPaPTS. Michelle — Our little Homecoming Queen, WPl, Audrey’s Hideaway. Movies — Mom. Nantucket, Michael. Don’t worry Mom and Dad no Party’s No more little Surprises, 1 hate soda = Prom. Green Cars. THANK’S MICHELLE, First Night “86-87” Os- afer’s, Michelle’s Driving — HA. HA!, Summer of 86, Amy and Susan my Con- tact’s!! GOOD LUCK U-MASS!!! Field Hockey — Co-Capt, Ski Club. Chorus. Art Club, Varsity Club, Yearbook Committee. Homecoming Committee, Play Comp’s, Sr. Play Musical’s, Spanish Club, Business Club, Jr. Prom Committee, Sr. Ball Committee. I 40 t JENNIFER LYNN EARLY A ship in harbor is safe, but that ' s not what ships were built for. Angie and Molly is McDonald ' s open? I don’t know but Dunkin Donuts is! LisaO., Angie, Joey why don ' t we ever have any fun in chorus? Chris — senior choice no Carl Strommen please Joey he likes ya, 1 know he does!” Molly the Moody Blues Concert was great! Shiela, Lisa C., Angie. Kristi Bridgewater State will never be the same Deb Snap! Uh-oh not again! Sharon my study buddy you cradle robber you! {just kidding). ICt, Jen, MaryEllen, Carla, l isti, Angie, Kim, Larry, Chris, Sharon, Joey, Molly, Deb, Daryl, and anyone I might have missed thanks for being so great to me! See Dave 1 didn’t forget ya! Activfies in Keene . . . Usher’s Club Span- ish Club (secretary). Sophomore and Junior Class Council, Homecoming, Senior Play, Chorus, Student Handbook Committee SANDRA JEAN ERICKSON ■IT’S NOT ENOUGH TO HAVE A DREAM UNLESS TM WILLING TO PURSUE IT — IT ' S NOT ENOUGH TO KNOW WHAT ' S RIGHT UNLESS I ' M STRONG ENOUGH TO DO IT — IT ' S NOT ENOUGH TO JOIN THE CROWD. TO ACKNOWLEDGED + ACCEPTED I MUST BE TRUE TO MY OWN IDEALS. EVEN IF I ' M EXCLUDED + RE- JECTED — IT ' S NOT ENOUGH TO LEARN THE TRUTH UNLESS I ALSO LEARN TO LIVE IT — IT ' S NOT ENOUGH TO REACH FOR LOVE UN- LESS I CARE ENOUGH TO GIVE IT. Joy. Betsey, Supe, Sandy, Bryan Adams . . . Corey Hart . . . MOODYBEACH, Maine . . . Camping . . . Pacman . . . California 85 . . . Horsebackriding . . . the res . . . Century 21’s little secretary . . . Sterling . . . What? . . . Huh? . . . This is true . . .Joy — all right, let’s see now . . . Good friends, great memories. Cherish yesterday dream tomorrow, live today . . . Ily M + D Goodbye wb . . . Art Club 10,11 Band 9 Home Ec Club 9,10,11,12 Psychology 11 41 DEBORAH JEANETTE FAWE Don ' t let the crou d pressure you. stand for something, or you ' ll fall for anything. MIKE, ril always love you . . . Roxie . . . Rick . . . Andy . . . Kevin . . . L.B., R.B., C.B., J.B. . . . Spider-gates. Leicester Cemetery, Hampton, Mustang, Mario, 5 21 85, Jul, B F B !, Smellen. Deb. Rufis, Larry. Chris and the rest of the gang . . . Hey Tim sick of our gossip yet? . . . CAPRICE CLASSIC . . . FINISHING TOUCH . East Bum WHAT?! . . GREEN . . . Whose on duty? ... is it okay? . . . See ya Mindy . . . Byejamie, I’ll always love! . . . Who me? Boy crazy . . . Mr. Foley . . . I’m gonna miss ya . . . Hey Greer what about my ride . . . Ruffis . . . 72?! Bye all! . . . Andy, How’s THE PIG . . . Love you . . . Bret, Thrown out . . . Good Luck with Ryan, Kathy! ... 87 is 1! Senior Play, Junior Prom, Senior Ball, Drama, Chorus, Band, Business, Pep Club Art Club, Breakfast Club! 87. PETER RINALDI FLANAGAN You don ' t have to die to go to Heaven, or hang around to be born again. Just tune into what this place has got to offer, ' cuz we may never be here again. — VAN-HEADACHE “FLAGG” Shelly? Mike, Beez, John, Daggy, Lisa, Dan, Doug, M.W, Stump — Fui Bear!!!! ’44” Jill — JILL ... Mike its a geek! (cops) The green Death! WTF!!!!CHUCKY. COLUMBIAN JOEL! FOOTBALL RULES! Mike. I don’t have the wheel!! Patriots . . . Lynyrd Sky- nyrd! THE BOSS!! MY Dog Bruce . . . ALF!! The Old Alfer! All my Millbury Friends!! Modig!! Cape Cod with the moe Opie and the Oakdie Crue, Pasqually!! Jeff, Dan, and Me Thanx TIM, MAC — Wish you were here its not that bad, K.K.A.. IWY, Tony, Chris. Mic. Joe C Bone!! Lighten up I’m only kidding . . . ,• Amy + Dave; Max Hearoom; that’s not it: BUG OFF!! Football 9-12, GA I, II, HI, STUD 12, Breakfast Club — all years, MULK I, II i 42 SANDRA LEA GAUDETTE ‘‘Dreams begin where rainbows end. ” Friends . . . Carolyn . . . Laurie . . . Sharon . . . Tina . . . Sandy . . . Laura . . . Sarah . . . Thanks Mrs. Parker ... I love you Mom and Dad . . . Sports . . , Red Sox number 1 . . . Celtics . . . Patriots . . . Soft- ball . . . Church . . . Chic . . . Puppets . . . Mission trips . . . Washington, DC . . . New York . . . Goodbye W.B. High Softball 8.9,10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; ART-12 Drama 10.11 . . . JOHN PAUL GLEASON If you want a dream to last, take a chance, forget the past. GLEAS . . . 81 . . . Artie . . . Kim . . . Kim . . . Beeza, Ike, Scott. Pete. Joel + Chuck. Tom, Spud, D ino, Dave Rat (Kim, Tara, Sherry. Kim, Mis, Sues) — THE BLONDS — DG. DG, CD, MB, JD, MW, KO. LM, HH. SC, CL. What ' s up Charlie” Kim, will you go out with me. “AGAIN” ‘The Cape 86” Art what are we doin’ tonight . . . What’s up D” . . . FOOTBALL — Co-Capt-7-3 . . . Bonjovi 86” ... 68 STANG . . . Stop laughing at my truck . . . Columbian Joel . . . Dave, Dino, Art, — Road Trip . . . S B, “It doesn’t effect me” . . . Barbs 4X4 ... 12 27 85 . . . Dangerous . . . we’re doin’ al- right Hampton . . . WBPD wants me . . . 3 • . • Ted, Bowe, Mike, Pat, Me (Charlie’s Angels) . . . Fletch . . . Thun- deroad . . . REMO . . . Look Mr. T. I took credit ... 1 month . . . Donny-4 in the morning SPRINGSTEEN . . . Skiing . . . Let’s rock . . . Dan. “she’s a killer” Been real, thanks Gary 20 MAC, I WONT EVER FORGET . . . Kim thanks for all the good times. I LUV U, . . . CATHY THANKS FOR EVERYTHING . . . 43 DANIEL EDWARD GOOD NOW It’s been such a long time I think should be going ...” BOSTON Jon Bon)Ovi . . . Celica, No offense. Hi Pat the two Wendies, Smitty, Opie, Tsup, Daggy Ike, Glease, your such a Mike, Pete How ya doin hot stuff, Dave you beava, Joe you goose. Goody, motocross, skiin, RM 125dl983 4X4 Maxima 100 Watts, Ohh so cool Chris, Amy your awesome, Hybe an Meewee by YZ80 . . . The Rezzy, 5150, Mr. and Mrs. Boswell Lees your a cutie, ZZTOP. Hi Shell, Kim, Sue, Malice, Tara, Randy you’re huge . . . ALF, HA I kill me, AC DC, Ultra Tacks, Scott and Kris forever, Winka, Jubee, Barby- kins, Kelly, THE TWINS, Jimmy and John . . . DOUGLAS EVERETT GOOD NOW Never say goodbye, never say goodbye, you and me and my old friends hoping it would never end: never say goodbye, never say goodbye holdin ' on we got to try hold ' on to never say goodbye. John Bonjovi, AC DC, Boston, Spring- steen, 5150, Daniel’s song, my twin, Daignuts, Tim Devillers, Don, Brian, Carl, Flagg. Scotty. Kris, and Jim, Mr. Wills. Belsito, Kim Youll always be like a sister to me you Uty! Sue why can’t this be love I’m lost and I will never undenand. Sum of “86 the Cape, carpentry, bassin, the one that got away, archery, hunting, outdoorsman. Awwee Kelson or Mom, I can never live without you Danny, Thanx Mommy! Chubbs, Chris, I could write for hours, you know how 1 feel, I Doody! Stumper love ya like a bro Football 10,11; Ski Club 9.10,11.12; Archery Club 12; Wood 9,10,11,12; Graphic Arts 10,11,12; Architectural Design 9,10.11,12. 44 KENNETH J. GOULD “Weather is when Wheat becomes wet. Chris . . . Dave . . . Matthew . . . 2nd Singles AL! Good breakfast, Maureen? . . . ALF F. How’s the egometer. Matt? What’s up, Jim? . . . Ameatball . . . Chris G. Molly . . . Michelle . . . The forecast is; Cool today Hot tamale . . . Burn the farmer’s Almanac!!! Tennis Team 9,10,1 1,12. THOMAS ROBERT GOULD Lines joint in faint discord and the storm- watch brews A concert of kings as the white sea snaps at the heels of a soft prayer whispered — Jethro Tull Fafe, Pete, Mundo, JAYNE, Perry, Kit, Meewee, Queebee, Hybee, Jubee, Zang, Stoga, Wendy, Opie, Dog, Harry, Winka, Tam, Dave, Celtics, Bruins, Red Sox, Patriots, Tull, Yes, Rush, Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead, Woodstock, 1969, Schwarzenegger, Ferigno, Platz, Weider. Fall of 83, Oakdale. OHL, “Come on Fafe,” 68 BugiLee Street, Wayback!, May St., Woodland HTS.DR., Bodybuilding, Derioanjay Service systems, Jeff Morris, “Randys,” Texaco Sylvys Crew, G. A. 1 II III, Terradin, U.S. Blues, Ant Edith, LFK, To Be Thick As A Brick, Oakdale 79-83, “Shut up n shut up,” “No Yankees T” Safety first brothers, pumping iron, Roger Clemens 20 K, Top Barn, DEAD HEADS, “Thanks Todd R. for metals,” non anabolic 45 SHERRI LYNN GREENE “To thine oun self he true. Shepi . . . margieamymaureendawnkris . . Mair — same taste! . . . Cheering with my buddies!!! tapioca, street signs. Denny’s, VorNV?!? ... Lis Meech — sibling rivalry?!. Marge BF BP . . . Right, Aim!!! . . . 9 27 86 — TODD (my spud) ILY. forever . . . 41 44 . . . snow days , , . Rainy Deena, Meg, Jill . . . Teddy Bears . . . Lauren Moe — Pinecroft . The Hill . . . A1 . . . This is Sherri calling from Lawn Doctor — MR F . . . mopeds. . , . Mike L. — Best of Friends! . . . Carol Steph . . . Sara . . . Ed-Zero! . . . Amie, Aim, Marg Mercy bowcoop . . Mommy Daddy ILYBVM! ... HI Kel — ice cream . . . The Chateau . . . Kev — I miss you . . . Fred Spud . . . Mr. Mrs. Granger . . . jt lioneljourneywham! . . . Mo-Food!! kim a . . . Donald B!! ... of, course!! . . . EXCELLENT!!! Cheerleading 8,9,10.11,12; S. Council 10,11,12; Nat’l Honor Society 8,9.10,11,12; Band 7,8,9,10,11.12; Homecoming Comm. 9,10,1 1,12; French Spanish Clubs; Math Team . . . ALAN CHARLES GREENOUGH “We now have everything or so people say. Now this experience will be with us everyday. Weseekourgoals never knowingwhy. wemust now come alive spread our wings and fly. A1 . . . Phil . . , Wills . . . B-Ball ... the courts . . . Five star . . . Quebec 86 . . . Mr. W. — Big Breakfast.’ ... 77 Buick Skylark . . . wanna rake? . . . Boston, Huey, Jack- son Browne, Eagles, The Cars . . . Marg, Sherri, Amy, Maureen — You’ve been great! . . . Rob, did 1 get you home on time.’ ... 2 hours late isn’t bad! . . .Jen R. . . . CC Mike, Dan, Gumby, Chet . . . Mom, Dad. Chewie . . . Love ya . . . The Rez . . . Rob . . . Breakfast anyone? . . . 6 ... 3 point land . . . Bennett Chils . . . I Love Ya Rob! ... So long W.B.! ... 1 made it Ed! Basketball 9,10,11,12 Cross-Country 9.10,1 1,12, Tennis 10,1 1,12 French Club 9.10.11.12 Treasurer 9 Athletic Advisor 10.11.12 Rompers 11 Breakfast Club 11.12 46 CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH GREER You ' ve got to go through hell before you get to heaven! No cherries here, Greg . . . Andrew Ishcabible Greer ... 81 VW Rabbit . . . Weekends in Franklin . . . License and registration please . . . Glass building sunsets are the best! . . . Klam, Cohd, Cohog, Mr. Sick Fritter, Captain Mollusk is back! . . . One pump ride The Wave . . . Hey! Helen. Theyre playing Tom Petty . . .John , You scratched again! . . . Live at the Centrum! — Twisted Sister. ACDC, Journey. Ozzy, Rush. Dokken, Peter Frampton ... Jr. Prom Party at Daggy ' s . . . 67, Millbury Game 85 . . . NO PAIN NO GAIN . . . LC. CC, KK, DR. SC, JH. JJ. ML, RL, DO, WO. MO, DP. JS, KS. CB. LJ, MM. TK, KS . . . Flags . . . Look out world, here I come! SCOTT MICHAEL GRENIER Whenever you dream you ' re holding the key. It opens the door to let you be free. IKE- 87 . . . Melissa, Gleas, Beeza, Dino, Jeff, Winka, Dan, Pete, Susan, Tom, Wendy and Wendy Kel, Kim and Kim, Tara and Michelle . . . ’‘SURE SURE!” . . . stuck in the mud . . . Millbury skip day . . . Tim, what is your problem. ! . . . Hampton Beach 86 . . . Gleas, we’re doing alright! . . . Kel, why you laughin’ . . . Nice try Slick . . . Dan, thanks for the sign . . . No, No Dino! . . . Wendy — The Midnight Visit! . . . Chuck give me the ball! . . . Boston . . . Aerosmith . . . Pink Floyd . . . AC DC (frontrow) . . . Bon Jovi . . . Ratt — Summer of 84 47 HEIDI JEAN HARRISON And the days go by like a strand in the wind in a web that is my own I begin again. — Stevie Nick s Hyde . . - Darryn . . . 2-14-86 . . . Danny Buns + Dougie too . . . LM.KO.CLJT. HA.SC .ML.CM.KK Squeemy Ray — BFA . . . Thom — when you least expect it expect it . . . Summer of 83 - • • Lisa — do you remember? . . . Hampton . . . Pam + Tim . . . Chris — twins? . . Dixyland Delight . . . Hawks . . . Kel — get your brains off my floor . . . LD — its coffee time . . . Shel ' Bri + Tim-Websters Lake ... in the wind . . . Dee + Rick ... Hi Winka Kim — right hand man 4-eva . . . Hey Jubee . . . C.C — C sisters . . . Clubber . . . Love U POOP FACE Simon + Garfunkel, James Taylor . . . 4- wheelin the biscayne . . . sister Goldenhair . . . Spaz Tim — you drive me crazy! . . . the rabbit has it! ... Hibee Cakes . . . AMF . . . Friendlys . . . thanx mom + dad . . . miss u Kev . . . Bye-Bye WBHS X-country — 9,10 . . . track — 9,10 . . . softball — 12 THOMAS V. HEATH Someday never comes CCR Dave . . . Mundo Jr. ... Winka + Wigga . . . Carl . . . A1 Tonails . . . Jill . . . Patty, Lis ... Punky, Tams Jim + Wendy . . . Good luck to the guys and girls of 87 . . . Mrs. G., Mr. Foley, Mr. Keeney Jubee . . . Heidi, Kel. later melen . . . MeeWee Kimmy keep smiling Hee Hee . . . Love and miss you Matt . . . Cain Cruzin on Three Wheels . . . Sue, Deb. Jen Triple Double. . .Jerrys Tuff Truck Mr. B. Cre- dence. Seger. Boston, Triumph, Eagles . . . late again . . . CONFUSION ... 18 . . Burger King Jill . . . Cool the engines . . . Boys are Back in Town . . . Thanx for everything mom + dad Baseball 8, Football 9,10.11, Advanced Wood 9,10,11.12 48 JENNIFER HOLMES The most lost day is that one when we didn’t laugh at all. Aristotle Winnie?! Night Doc Curia Papandrea and What is life? MEC (MTBB) but I love you Mols even if we’re not lowly on the totem pole! Deb — Was that a statement? Rebad butter and pennies, Chris no pillow? Lisa, Jo, Dingy, Mich, Kristi . . . Hornelius apple run . . . Quebec 86 pepsi machines and pizza . . . What? I can’t see or hear, . , secret shakes, diet-slice, slush puppies. Get lost SF, Wednesday!! map machine, Billy Ocean is NOT gay! Notoriously Obsessed, Is pudding the answer? Dimen- sional, Glass building kleptos, We’s no fools . . . FM . . . GD, Je ne sais pas, Scarecrow and Mrs. King, MASP — Jeanne TRAGIC 1 am NOT stressed?! Thanks Mr. Bros . . . Sweaty a shower? ILY M D Au Revoir Field Hockey — 9,10,1 1,12; mgr. Basketball Musicals, Play Comps, Senior Play, NHS pres, chorus, Literary Magazine, Biology Club, French Club, Yearbook (co-editor) MARY ELIZABETH HORGAN ' Tm bein’ followed by a Moonshadow Squeemy — Ray, Hyde, Americas Greatest Hits. Darryn (clubber), Danny- Buns and Dougie to Do a Dooba Jules?!, ONH — Wipe, Sweet-pee . . . Jubes-n- Weem, “Summer of 85” — Mis, Bri, Lee, Bub, John, KEITH — Cat Stevens, JP, Thom — I LUV Ya Bud, Fall of 83, TomH , Winka, Ike, Floyd and Freebird forever. Art — Softball, Thanks Mr G and Mrs G, Photography, catcher, Spaz . . . JEFFY 5 23 86 I’m glad I met you, Boston. Gambo, DB, LM, JG, TD. TR, CL, JO, SB, BW, Rob and Russ, Hey Man — CW, Mundo, Pat-n-Brendon, Mickey Mouse, Led Zep, the Dead James Taylor “You’ve got a Friend, Jubee Let’s have a snow- storm n act Comfortably Numb! Heidi — (Hawks, Lee Street Reunion, Marie, Someone give me a Buckett, Friendlys), — I’ll see you on the flip side!. Good Luck Anne and Andrew, Mom and Dad — someday you’ll understand me Softball 9,10,11,12; Art 9,10,11.12; Wood 9,10,11; Camera Club 10,11,12; Band 9,10 Graphic Arts 11,12 49 LISA D. HOWARD Draw near to God and He will draw near to you. — James 4:8 Thank you. Lord! . . . Mom, John, Rusty, the animals. Grandpa . . . Moira . . . CHRIS . . . Micki, Becky, ufis, the band room ?ang . . . BBC. VBS, Pacesetters. NY83. NJ84, Illinois 83, Europe86 . . . the phone bill? It ' s only been 45 minutes! . . Meep! . . . Liberty U . . . Share and share alike?! . . . Another turn to take . . . Mrs. Holmlund, If I go in Jan Pleasantly insane . . . Sleep? . . Rl. VA . . , Moira — late again?! . . . Of course we can — we’re Seniors! . . . June K . . . Neato! ... I need a vacation . . . Good things come in small packages . . . the yellow banana . . . You’re kidding, right? . . . All things are possible Chorus 10,11 . . . Band, Football Band 7,8,9.10,11.12 . . . Stage Band 12 . . . Musicals 9,10 — Student Director 11... Spanish Club 10,11,12 ... Jr. NHS 9- National Honor Society 11,12 — Vice- President 12 . . . Girls State Rep. 11... Home Ec Club 9,11 - - Latin Club 9 . . . Student Ambassador to Europe 12 . . . Sen-or Play CARL JOHNSON JR. Take it easy. I ' ll see you later with Garfield. Ruth ... A1 . . . Tom . . . Winka . . . Mundo Jr . . . Dave . . . Tim . . . Danny . . . Doug . . . Toni . . . THE Garfield Scott . . . Chris . . . The animal . . . Jim Hendrix . . . Bob Seager . . . Blue Oyster Cult? . . . The Doors . . . Heavy MetaJ . . . Country . . . Rock-n-Roll . . . 4X4 . . . Guns . . . Red Sox . . . the boys are again . . . tonight we rise and have a good time . . . Chow ... oh — How I love those women . . . Mike . . . Jill Football 9,10,11 . . . Baseball 9,12 50 JOEY LEE JOHNSON The mist like love plays upon the heart of the hills, and brings surprises of beauty. Jo-Jo.” . . . “Babes” 9-1-85 “Lee-Lee’ — Buddy — Gum on mat! Lynnie “sis foreva” — no I’m not Lynne! Jen E. — He loves ya! Chorus pals. Shari — nice party! Tra-Tra- “captain-buddies” . . . Jen H.; Shiels’ (pimmy). Jewels; Ang; Kitt — converse kid! — luv ya all! Jr, Prom 86” . . . Maine “86” . . . 4-3-87 “THE STING;” eggrolls . . . VITTORIO’S” . . Mom-bf-Artie . . . 12-30-84 . . . “ESPRIT . . . “9-30- 89” . . . “FAITHFULLY ■’ ... I LOVE YOU JIMMY — Thanks for being there “JIM-JIM. X-Country-9; Jr. Hockey-ll; Varsity Field Hockey-12; Varsity Softball 11-12; Chorus F.T. 9,10.11.12; Art-9.10.11.12; Spanish Club 11; Homecoming committee-ll “THE STING’’; Play Comps-12; Business-10; Junior Prom Comm.-l 1; Senior Ball Comm-12 Banner editor for “THE STING”-12 . . . LORI ANN JOHNSON If at first you don ' t succeed fake it! “SPAZ” . . . Chubs . . . Canada 86 ... 4’ in the morning . . Hampton Beach 86 BILLY, Laura and good old Rusnick . . . Oasis . . . New York St. Ma-I’m going to the movies . . . Prom Party . . . No you can’t have my een M M’s . . . Hey man what’s happening? . . . Whose on duty? meet me in the GR . . wee-mee, Chubs- n-Mike, Heidi, Kelly. Steph. Chris, Jubee, Harry, Tom Tom. Jeff, Mike. Dave, Nazie, Lisa, Jill. MS. RB. MW, RL. LB. RK, JD, JM. JO . . . Chubs where are my keys ... my pins tell my life . . . see ya at Shawmut Kelly-n-Heidi . . . hey Chubs — I’m gonna miss ya — you can have my demerits . . . can’t wait to get back to the beach ... its been an interesting 4 years . . . well WB time for me to say good-bye . . . Thanx Mom + Dad ... 1 made it . . . Spaz + Chubs B-friends . . . you can find me at the beach . . . Laura. Tam, Spaz-n- Billy, Chris-n-Sandy. Rusnick 86 . . . 51 LYNNE ANN JOSEPHSON “All good things must come to an end, but the end is always a new beginning. ’’ JOHN, Lisa-Case, Carol — good luck, Julie. Joey. HAMPTON BEACH-1985, Hey JoJo do you want to go for Chinese food?, NO we are not sisters,” Hey Jules remember the bus stop . . . STINKY!! JOURNEY. Maine-1986. The Cross Country Team — “a little incline” U-2. Whatever turns you Peachy” Carol — you got goose bumples! THE MONKEES, “Fredie . . . Dunt Da Da, ’ Caper, JUNIOR PROM-May 23, 1986. Hey John How about a MUSHROOM PIZZA!, Oh my God!, Mom and DAD. Bye Bye WBHS! Cross Country; 9,10,1 1,12 52 KRISTI LYNN KAVANAGH ' 7 dreams were nothing, sleep wouldn ' t be anything more than eight hours. ACTING . . . Sheila, Lisa, Wendy, Michelle, Joe, Patty, Matt, Missy, Chris, Todd, Eric, Angie, Jen, Carla, Joey, Phil That kills me . , The A to Z and SAT words . . . The elite group? Introducing Mr. October . . . New York City . . . MIT Song . . . Don’t get nervous . . . Sheils and Case — my two best buddies! . . . forged passes . . . penti-captains , . . food fight you kumquat . . . Sheila — 1 think I’m getting a headaches . . . Summer ’86 . . . ‘Cause we want it ail! . . . I’m cryin . . . B,PJJ,L,M, and Dad ... I beg to differ . . . Are we having fun yet? . . . Life’s a beach . . . Bouv + Bouvette . . . Mr. Keeney Stevie Winwood . . . Mr. White — 100 lines? . . . I’m flexible . . . We’re in trouble again?? Cross Country, Track, Drama Club, Varsity Club, Community Issues Rep., Music s, Play Competitions, Senior Play. Central District Chorus, Chorus Club (Pres-12) Class Vice-Pres., Senior Ball Comm, UN DEL LAURIE ‘KITT ’ KITTREDGE ' Well we know where we’re goin ' But we don ' t know where we ' ve been And we know what we ' re knowin, ' But we can ' t say what we ' ve seen And we ' re not little children And we know what we want And the future is certain Give us time to work it out. — Road to Nowhere Talking Heads - . . Lisa. Bru, Elenor, Joy, Helen, Case , Jo-Jo . . . The Three Musketeers . . . Punk?! . . . The R.C . . . The Talking Heads . . . R.B.T.M. . . . B-52’s Alice C — school’s out! . . . Annie L . . . Camels Spain improvisation . . . Big Kiss! Mom + Dad thanks for putting up with me . . . Holdin’ back the years . . . Lighten up Francis! . . . R.I. Drive-In . . . BE MY DOG . . . Sis. you’re my best friend . . . The Lords . . . P I L . . . Lisa, you can’t sleep here! ... Be Alternative. Never say Never. Age is a matter of mind if you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter.” ... 17?! . . . The El . . . infatuated . . . ID? 53 CHRISTIAN MACQUARRIE KLEIN Perplexity is the beginning of knowledge. Ir’s Christian NOT Christopher . . . No Maam We’re musicians . . 9 . . . Ea le and Proud . . . yo Ric , . . Dr. DW . . . Jon A.P. Kropf . . - Can I open a window, Mr. Maynard . . . Antagonize Mrs. S . . . and the office . . . Molly, 1 could not take GB from you, we love you . . . Pardonnez- moo. Deb ... I love you Mike Dave . . . Don’t worry Mr. White, it ' s under control . . . Thank you M D . . . Floridian . . . bassman . . . Stud Council K — Bec-SF . . . Frontiers-BSD . . . love your hair Original Coke — Have a Coke and a smile! 72 VW Beatle Convertible . . . The last of the 60’s Generation — REAL Rock and Roll . . . Science is a bottomless pit . . . Weidersehen Soccer ‘ ,8,9,10.11,12; Tennis ll;12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Central 11,12; Stage Band 1 1,12; Student Council 9,10,1 1,12; Drama 7,8,9,10,11,12; Ski, Art Club 9.10,11.12; Ski Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10,1 1,12; Homecoming 12; Span- ish, Homecoming, Varsity Club 7,8,9,10,11,12, Sr. Play, Yearbook Committee. 4 MICHELLE L. LAROSE Follow Your Heart Not Your Head Wen. Patty, Amy, Sheila. Kristi, Sue, Dianne. Lisa, Jen. Peep, KC, Jig, Yam, Molly, Chico, K.K., Todd. Don, Chris, Lar, Matt, Eric. MS, KF, DM. X Hellow I love you, Harolds. Parties, — BFF — Nantucket, Surprise, Movies Mom. P PTS, Soda Driveway talks, THE night, MM, Carrot — The A to Z words. Carter. Bus rides — Palm trees. Ant song, math- Chinese food. I’ll drive, notes — DP song, NO swings — Stretch Tuesday — Pole Pal — THANX TODD. Cuentas, IRtF ha-Don that smile — KC really-A. Dudly Pretzel-N.Y. PARTY, PS. McD’S, 1 drive fine Lions, Queen, Retreat. PROM. Summer, RUN- NING. Calls. WHAT! WTF. But Officer! R. Lowe. Belushi. Mint, Korea. 26334422, WPI! Crash Hampton, First Night, Sunsets, GH. MIT, Wicked. Flowers, Me — Never, Games, BA Thanx — DK. Bouv. Mrs. R B — NAT! — Hugs Smiles Strawberry Fields, Food Fights FRIENDS — 4EVA Animal House Here I come!! BY PATRICK! XCountry Track 7,8.9,10,11.12 Secretary 10,11,12 Play Comps 9.10,11,12 Art. Band 54 JOY EDYTHE LARRABEE ‘‘Now is now. and I am reality. RICK, 1 love you . . . Pleasant, Holly- wood, and May St. . . . Band Practice . . . April 83 . . . train station . . . medicine man . . . STONES . . . TOO MUCH BLOOD . . . the Church . . . Greenpeace Sandy let’s see . . . Laurie + Lisa, Kitt, Study Buddies, Laurie S. “Delete;; . . . John Lennon . . . Mom and Dad . . . Wormtown . . . SICK RICK . . . Through the Doors Blushing Brides . . . On the phone again . . . Class of 87: the world is ours, l et’s not destroy it . . . Goodbye W.B.. Now for the real world . . . Business Club 9,10,11,12 . . . Psychology Club 12 . . . Drama Club 9, Home Ec Club 9.10,11,12. DAVID S. LESLIE Ignorance is the night of the mind, a night without moon or star . — Confucious. Eckie, Eckie, Eckie . . . Psych, I’ve got Calculus . . . Let’s do a blues . . . No more theory” ... Hi June . . . The BAND- ROOM . . , Mr. Maynard, can I have a pass . . . ‘The Leslie X-press is now leaving” . . . Shut-up Olson . . . Ken, let ' s hit some . . . The Chris and Dave show . . . Nudge, nudge, know what 1 mean? . . . Bla-haaa . . . Come on, |oin the band . . . Laszlo . . . Hi jack . . . Soccer 11,12; Tennies 8,9.10,11.12; Chorus 11.12, X-country 10; Stage Band 9,10,11,12 Marching Band 7.8.9.10,11,12; Musical 8,9,10,11.12; Concert band 9,10,11,12; Honor Society 10,1 1,12; Spanish Club 1 1; Drama 11.12; Boy’s State 11; Play Comps 9,10,11.12; Sr. Play 11,12. 55 DIANE MARIE LOVEJOY “Look to the light and darkness falls behind. ” Diane . . . Sheila Michelle Deb Joy Melissa Joey the summer of 86 ' M. I can’t be nasty back to him . . . college??!! . . . skiing the summit — never again . . . “Drivers Dread” JL — friend . . . family camping trips — fun!! fun!! Rhode Island 83,84,85 . . . Orlando, Florida . . . sunsets . . . beaches . . . Michelle the B-game with the stranger — ice cream after?? — Nooo!!! . . . Sheila — Papa Ginos?? again!?! — Thanks for everything Sheil . . . hot cocoa and a bagel!! Pineapples and pizza ' s good Michelle — I liked it! — Phil Collins, Genesis, Billy Joel in concert Honeymoon Suite — Good-bye. . .luvya Karen ... Bye W.B.H.S. RUTH ANN LYON Believe in yourself and all things are possi- ble! Ruth who? . . . oh. Rufis . . . B F F Toni.M.J. Spaz, Deb, Jul, Deb. Lisa, Moira . . . The Band Room before school Eric. Nat. Dave, Tracy. Dave, Daryl . . . Doy, Get a life! . . . McDonalds . . . Hey Daryl Are You Working tonight? . . . Greer. When do I get to go to the beach? . . . Cragville “86 GARY, Brian, Pete, Aaron, Damien . . . Thanks Steve + Gerry . . . Big Time ... Is there anything happening here? . . . Cameras are Fun!? . . . Becky, Michelle, Tracy . . . T.B. and R.L. forever! Good Luck Doy! . . . Phil Collins . . . Rick watch your back! Luv you Mom and Dad! . . . yes. I’m still a campfire girl! . . . Rufis Loves Gary! . . . Where is Walpole?! 72?! Band 9.10,1 1,12; Chorus 9,10,1 1,12 VP- 12 Football Band 7,10,1 1,12; Flaggirl 8,9; Business Club 9,10,11,12; Camera Club 12; Sr. Play; Musicals 9,10,1 1,12; Drama Club 9,10,11,12; Play Competitions 11,12; Youth Group 9,10,1 1,12 (VP 12), Spanish Club 1 1 56 MARK M. MANNERS ' 7 you know that you can and you have the chance to do so, you probably won’t . . . Shmoe . . . Floyd . . . Lake . . . Cliff . . Food . . . Tag . . . Lighc . . . Laser . . . Sting . . . S.A.T. ' s . . . Government . . . Sandpitt . . . KENNETH FRANCIS McGOLDRICK It’s a new horizon and I ' m awakin’ now. Oh I see myself in a brand new way. The sun is shinin’ — the clouds are breakin’, ‘Cause I can ' t lose now — there’s no game to play.” — Boston Jim, John, Rod, Tom, Lori, Sterling, crash . . . THE APARTMENT .... Rush . . . Boston . . . Led Zep ... 65 Corvette Roadster ... 73 Challenger ... 75 Nova HA-HA . . . Girls, Girls, Girls . . . Hamp- ton Beach, July 4th . . . Neil Peart . . . Drums, NC . . . Dudes, Parties . . . Traxx . . . Phone numbers . . . Florida . . . The Cape House . . . Good Times . . . Bad Times . . . All Nighters, Cheeks, Cherries Playing Pool . . . Rebuilding Carburators . . . FREEDOM . . . Spring Break . . . Quinsig Women . . . Class of 87 High School . . . Class of 88-College . . . Spike, Cans in car . . . Bancroft-Tower . . . Con- certs . . . Good Luck Freshmen Farewell W.B.H.S. Soccer 8,9,10, Stage Band 10 57 LISA ANNE MILINAZZO ' Ain ' t it funny hou- you feel when you ' re finding out it’s real?” Neil Young Lis . . . SCOTT . . . Jill, Mike, Pete . . . Sybil — like a true natures child we were bom to be wild . . . Kelly, Heidi, Mary, Helen, Tom, Danny, Dougie, Jeff, Steph, Missy, Enn, Jul . . . Tye-dye-Tc d , , . Pat-e . . . 8 9 85 . . . TLC . . . Wild Thing . . . Deer Mission . . . KIM . . . BFF . . . New York 86’ . . . Jill — were doing something illegal!! . . . Hyde — do you remember? ■■.]+] Grimy . . . Mair + Kimmie . . . PAL . . . Thanx Mrs. B GRATEFULLY DEADICATED . . . CCR, Neil Young, The Rolling Stones, The Steve Miller Band, CSN, Elton John . . . M + P — Thank you . . . Excuse me while I kiss the sky . . . Goodbye WBHS . . . Art Club 9,11,12 Woodshop 9.10,11 Graphic Arts 10 Skiing 9,10,12 Yearbook Ads PAL Breakfast Club MARIANNE MULLEN Keep a smile on your face and a friend in your heart — and you will stay happy SCARI?!? . . . Jen . . . Molly . . . We’re not cute we’re voluptuous . . . CAMP — A pie — Wiggy (ily) Kari, Cath + eggs, Pete, Heather, Colleen, Todd (what does it take?), Robin + Jen, pudding kisses, pathetic smiles?, Cit initiations — get- ting + giving, C8 + T2, dea — child, H20 front w Shamoo, 2:45 adventures, the brook . . . You have the biggst pores . . . Green + yellow . . . Ed-ily . . . get the bananas . . . Jim-ytb ... let me c u shoot the moon . . . Tim + Brian . . . SMLO 4- 22-86 MOC + JL . . . Donald Duck . . . JT is the best love is sunshine . . . Manly . . . Mark — my hands are cold . . . Pals A A — I CAN row! . . . Mark S — is the challenge gone? . . . Candy ... All nighters? . . . Sue P + her advertisements Todd — you R A GOOBA ... Sr survey . . . Dan, the fountain man . . . SMILE — Karen, Artie, ML. MW, CG. CP, KO, MB . . . Mitt . . . Larry . . . C. icefream Marky sparkplug . . . I’m wicked sorry . . . Jen you’ve (al- ways) got a friend ... 1 am free in Feb . . . thanks mom + dad . . . Keep Smiling . . . 58 DEBORAH J. O ' BRIEN “There ' s nothing you can do that can ' t be done . . . Nothing you can say, but you can learn how to play the game. It ' s Easy” — The Beatles Debo . . . L ' il Chico . . . Molly, Jen. Carla, MEC, Chris, Ang, Dianne, Michelle, Eric, Larry, Karen . . . The Deb and Mol show . . . Quebec ’86, SF — GET LOST! The Beatles!! . . . “Imagine . . . North American trucks . . . Renata-tun.tun! “We were taking pictures of the church, officer” . . . Jen, you don’t know . . . Feeling stressed? . . . For sale signs . . . Pickin’ up sailors . . . Dan, Dan — the fountain man . . . Jen E-snap! . . . Mol, is he or isn’t he? . . . Sheila chauffeur . . . red shoes . . . Bon soiring with K-Bec roomies! ‘Twist and Shout” . . . Elbow Babies . . . Jen-real dates . . . Mike, Katie, Sean + Beth . . . Track 9,10,11,12; Treasurer-9; NHS 9; French Club 9,10,11,12; Spring Musical- 9,10,11,12; Bio CIub-12; Play Comps- 9,10,11,12; Sr. Play WENDY D. O’CONNELL “Learn to pause or nothing worthwhile will ever catch up to you. Wen (not Bendy!) . . . Michelle (BFF) — “Hellow, I love you ...” A-P ing . . . Wendy — wanna go for a walk?, more trouble?! . . . Barb — the P Street girls . . . Kristi — the A-Z words . . . Patty — aerobics!, . . . Maureen — Pappa ' s . . . Amy CVS buddies! . . . Pat-e-let’s become nun’s . . . Lisa C., Jen F., Sheila . . . Scott — midnight visit, Phil, Chris W., Jeff, Jim, Dan . . . Punk and Fluff . . . Let’s play cards . . . Prom C Party at Jeff s!) . . . License and registration ... I am not an airhead (usually) . . . My little car . . . shopping sprees at CVS . . . adios Spanish Club 9,10,11,12 Cross County (mgr.) 10,11,12 Track 10,11 Band 9 Chorus 10,11 Play Comps 9,10,11,12 Prom Comm, SR Ball Comm, Home EC. Club 12 Homecoming Comm 12, Varsity Club 11,12 Musical 9 Breakfast Club 11,12 59 KELLY MARIA O’CONNOR Dreams are what make life worth living, love worth taking, a love worth giving. Always have a dream and believe in it and it will come true. ” Kel . . . Dom . . . 10-14-85 . . . 4-wheelin ... CL, HH, JT, LM, ES, CM, MO. MM. KX, HA, MeWe, Spaz, SKThe summer of “85” . . . Muzzle-N-Fanny . . . The Cape ... CL sleeping bags?!! . . . Bon Jovi Sing- ing on 290 . . . wanna go bowling — just say we’re sisters . . . HH-Alabama . . . my brains bleedin . . . Amazing Grace . . . JT — you got peanuts! . . . Stop Snoring . . . want some wonton soup . . . Ha — Are you a snob . . .sis — I am in control . . . Ar got to go to . . . Really I can explain every- thing . . . New Yorkers . . . Wanna go for another spin!, . . . Stop cracking your knuckles . . . Abraham . . . ? — Been to any cemeteries lately . . . ? — We are going to trash your room! . . . KANDD . . . Mom and Dad Leary . . . Mom, Dad. Melissa, and Nicole — THANKS FOR EVERYTHING . . . GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!!! MOLLY BRIDGET O’CONNOR You are what you eat. The Deb and Mol Show But Jen, 1 love you Carla and MEC the terrible twosome KAT Lisa Loo 1 won’t play with my food BRY Ang, wanna c. shake Jen Earley not late Jim I’m not and ugly child. Dan Dan the fountain man Heyou Renata Deb, I need a real life AKMD Scon Christian I love your antecubital space MariScarianne SMILE you woobagooba Clint, Indiana, David, Robert, and Pierre Filenes Basement Do you wanna dance? I know I have big pores Let’s pull an all nighter SAILORS NORTHAMERIC AN TRUCK Quick do a fig SMLO Punkey The A-team pink flamingos Field hockey Denny’s PROCRASTINATION ORGANIZA- TION and STRESS MASTERVIG Girls who hold hands Post 13 Get me a bucket Twist and Shout BEATLES We’re just tak- ing pictures officer T7’s This is a sad com- ment on society GB EL Get me some bananas DADA — icefream Let’s blow this clambake 60 BILL JOHN OLDS ERIC ALLAN OLSON . . . the first days are the hardest days don’t you worry anymore, cause when life looks like easy street there is danger at your door. THE GRATEFUL DEAD Uncle John’s Band OLY. jimwaynemarkibri. Bakeage.mopar. Hello, Mark and Duane, I can’t start the boat. Where is that manifold. Wayne!!! Function Graceful dads, play comps ... “I am NOT wearing that bunny suit 30 + 42, play the ball! Lipps + McCain “Kevin, I want to see serious injury” the bet? Bri, let’s go to Dunkin. Functional!! The Stang is a piece . . . Hurst Datsun . . . 4X4 — Duane’s beast . . . HOLY- ROLLERS! Cordoba! 400 4-bang Goodbye ... on to college . . . later Soccer 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11 Stage Band 10,11,12 Play Comps 11,12 SR Play 61 JAMES THOMAS OPENSHAW If you can ' t be with the one you love, love the one you ' re with. OPIE V . . . Jeff, Dan. Dean. Pete, Eric. Gould, Tim, Part — O, Beths, The 2 Wendys, Ami, Missy, Gina, Katie, Ang + Kim . . . Arturo ' s . . . OAKDALE bridge ONH — The KITCHEN WOMEN . . , MA I’m going to JEFFS . . . Love + Money-Life . . MONTE CARLO — A few spins and BANG! — DEAD . . . The BUZZ BALL — Wanna help me break it in. Ski don’t worry I’ll still be around . . . PromParty, . . . Krokus . . . The Blit 2 . BlueBros Hey Dan want to go to MAINE? Daige + Sue. I’m lost but it makes me HAPPY. I think THE CARIBBEAN, sailing for dollars . . . mewee Rodger waters with Tom . . . PINK FLOYD . . . OH well I guess it’s on to Grade 13 . • - Daves not here . . . Doug or Dan . . . FOODS I Football. 11, Electronics 1,11 I LISA ANNE OSTHUES HoU on to your special friend. Here you need something to hide her in. and you stay inside that foolish grin, when everyday now secrets end. Oh and then again, years may go by. ” “ — I MADE IT!” . . . Doug, I love you Babe . . . Kitt, Ca, MEC, Jen, Deb, Ang, Jojo, Tim . . . SWEAT!! , . . It was due WHEN? ... I think I’ll be absent this week . . . Day trips to Denver . . . Christ- mas Carols in front of city hall . . . First Night ’86 . . . staining the sidewalk . . . “We regret that we must revoke your bank card” . . . My car is WHERE?!” . . . Study Buddies . . . Aunt iemommy . . . Sunday Football . . . mint chocolate chip with jimmies . . . Let it ride . . . Wonderful Tonight . . . Eric, Rod, Billy, Daryl, and John, Alice, sweet . . . Good luck, Andy . . . No more pencils, no more books ...” Chorus 9.10,11,12; Central District Chorus 11; French Club 9,10,11; Play Competition 10 62 REBECCA ANNE PARDA If you love something set it free, tf it comes back It ' s yours if it doesn’t it was never meant to be . BECKY . . . BECKA , . . Russ. Mark. Micki, Ruth, Usa. Tracey. Motra, NacaJie and Kevin . . . Markie, remember Spencer 85 ... Is it Sunday nice yet. “Mick, who has the keys? ' 71 yellow Maverick . . , Celtic ' s Jacket . . . Breakfast ?, This is my breakfast ... 1 want my CAMERA . . . The DARKROOM . . . All lunches . . . Junior Prom Mark ' s Limo . . . No she ' s not my sister . . . CYC Softball and Cheerlead- ing (co-captain and coach) . . . “Tracey, Thanks for babysitting The Jacket’’ . . . Sister forever Beck, Mick,-n-Tracey . . . My second family Jack-n-Nancy. I Love You Brother Dennis . . . Russ 1-17-86 “Romeo and Juliet” — Dire Straits . . . The Who REO Speedwagon . . . Bryan Adams . . . landoli’s . . . The Fair . . . Quick Foto . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. Photography Club; 9,10,11,12 Musical; 11,12 Spanish Club; 10,11 Homecoming; 12 Yearbook Staff; 12 Senior Play; 12 TODD WINFIELD PARKER “ only live for today, but am one day AMY Sugarbush!!! Canada 86 ... 1 got neighbors!!! Pipeman Captain Black . . . Mopeds . . . figars Denny ' s Pumpkin Run 85 Thanx Michelle . . . VOLVO I Re- member the Feeling Machias . . . Chicken wings stranded at Amy’s . . . Champagne cork . . . Going this weekend Night- mares!!! I heard something Marriot . . . Marriane is gay story telling 1 don’t care Ficks!!! Sunday morning cleanup making my own off ramp DB, BW, SB, AV Prom night at Anies THE VAN SOCCER!!! Football ha ha ha!!! Soccer 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Biology Club 12 President; Varsity Club 9.10,11,12; Senior Play 63 DEBORAH LYNN PEARCY If you love something, set if free. If it comes back It ' s yours to keep. If it doesn ' t it was never meant to be. Bones . . . Kates . . . The Bathroom Crew ... It’s Cougar C ountry . . . Where are we anyway? . . . Hey Helen, remember campin’? . . . Jul, did you say we were going skiing? . . . that ' s Nasty!! . . . Kate, have any leaves attached you lately? . . . say it ' s OK . . . SWEAT . . . I’m addicted to horses , . . Cin, good luck with Mike. I luv ya both . . . Rob, I love you . . . Kate . . . July . . . Debi . . . Helen . . . Ruth . . . Spaz . . . Chris . . . Jen . . . Jeff . . . Cindy . . . Mike . . . Deba and all of my friends, keep in touch . . , We’re FINALLY outta here in 87”!!! Chorus 9,10,11,12: Band 9.10.11,12 Clothing 1,11,111 MICHELE R. PENDLETON It ' s been real, it ' s been fun!” A K A. “Micki . . . TKD . , Becca. Mark, Molly, Lisa, Ruth, Christian, Mora . . . Tracey, you’re a great sister . . Jim C . . . Sunday night madness . . . Beck, who has the keys?’’ ... ' 71 Maverick . . . the Darkroom, all lunches . . . the Stone Church, 7 15 86 . . . Quebec ’86 . . . SF . . . Jr. Prom. Limo and Markie’s . . . Celtic’s jacket . . . beck, remember Pascal class? . . . Denium vest ... my superball . . . Are we having fun yet? . . . An Around the Res . . . High-five in the hall . . . Breakfast? This is my breakfast! . . . Doritos . . . Peanut butter-n-fluff sandwiches . . . 1986 World Series; Mets vs Red Soxs . . . No, she’s not my sister . . Be real!” . . . It’s over!” That’s MICHELLE with one L!!” ... I Love New York, and I don ' talk funny!!” . . . LATER DUDES” Photography Club: 11,12; French Club: 11,12 Senior Play; 12; Musicals: 11,12 Yearbook Staff: 12; Homecoming; 12; Softball: 11 64 i DANIELLE LEE PIERCE In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths.” — Proverbs 3. ' 6 I haven ' t been at this school for very long but while I have been here everyone has made me feel welcome. I want to thank everyone in the Senior Class for making me feel like one of them. I also want to thank my teachers for the extra work they did to help me get caught up. I have espe- cially enjoyed being in accounting and Full-time Chorus because these are two classes that I like the best. DUANE B. RIPLEY Life can only be the best you make it” Friends: JS, MS, EO . . . Happenings . . . Quebec . . . Blueberry Hill . . . Monster Mud Land . . . 4X4 . . . Toyota 2 bying . . . “Bronco II never get stuck . . .Let’s skip! . . . Sterling School . . . ZZ Top . . . $8 . . . lugs and studs . . . STANGAGE . . . Cranny’s . . . “appreciate the power . . . NOS . . . Function . . . Flame . . . Blatant Run . . . ABC . . . save the side tread . . . Blackjack Headers! Cheesebur- ger . . . Love ya Mom and Dad . . . Hey, Chucky . . . Carla 4-ever True Colors . . . You can’t have my truck . . . Jim c Sara . . . Bon Jovi Mark Marianne . . . Teddy Bear . . . Motley Crue . . . YOU GIVE LOVE A BAD NAME Soccer 10,11 French Club 10.11,12 Ski Club Art Club 65 TIMOTHY ROBERTS JR. Take your time, think a lot, thtnk of every- thing you’ve got. For you will still be here tomorrow. But your dreams may not.” Max Headroom here — I got my little black book, got some poems in — Dr. Daggy and Mr. Phantom-Heid Lis-Mair- Da and Do-Flag-Spaz Dawn-Hek I ain evn wokt up a swet yet-shine on you crazy diamond — why live when you can exist — — “GO” — Bug man-B + S = excitement — This place of snobs — Pat-69 Judge 455 4 12 — Holy Cross game with O’Donald, remember Pete and Jeff — cozy corner liquids — I ' m goin after the rails on a crazy train — Floyd-Gabriel-Cat DC-Skynard-3DN-thanks for being there Lisa What’s happen - we’re just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year — where are you cousin — we’re ata this place — Watkins-Shirley you must — will not miss you WBHS — THE SHOW MUST GO ON - CAROLYN ANNE ROTTI Do unto others as you want others to do unto you finally made it to the senior bench . . . Princeton . . . Traxx . . . Leominster . . . Nancy, . . .Jim babysimng . . . Sue, Amy, . . . Rutland, Deb . . . Noel, Rosemary — cousins from Ireland. . .Junior Prom. . . MrsGorrell . . Mrs Parker. Mrs. Petit Mrs. Holmlund . . . Thanks. . . Ecological Science t Mr. Bouvier . . . Chorus . . . Sandy . . . Uncle Pin ... 6 AM coffee . . . Auntie E)ome AM . . . Mom — Dad The Best . . . What’s a locker? . . . 7AM . . . Stephanie Pantos . . . memories . . . Grampa Rotti — Pig roast after school napdme . . . class nng.nursery school . . . Jamie . . . Kevin . . . Clayton . . . Snacktine Carrot . . . Cape Cod . . . Summer . . . Let’s do our nails . . HiDJ . . . Are you staying for supper Butts . . . Aunts . . . Uncles . . . Thanks ... A special fnend . . . Peter H. . . . Heather . . . Clayton . . Andy Nancy — Brad A1 — Anne — Bobby E)ee — my family. Soap operas . . . Good times in WBHS . . . Lions . . . The class of 1987 is 1 ... Chorus 7,8,9,10,11.12 . . . Senior Play . . . 66 JAMES M. SARO “Mystery surrounds me and I wonder where I ' m facing. There’s a cloud above me and tt seems to hide the way. I’m gotng straight ahead ’cause it’s the only way I know. I want to leave the past and live just for today. MUSTANG . . . Supe, Wane, Brian, Oly . . . Stang . . , Function . . . Datsun, 914 . . . GMC . . . Cordoba, piece . . Family 4X4 . . . How much Cranny? . . . FORD MUSTANGS ARE THE BEST . . . GT . . . Fast . . . Breakfast Club, Bender ... I can’t drive 55! ... The CRUE ... 5.0 Power . . . Kirsten drove? . . . The Warriors . . . PLAYBOY . . . MS + MM . . DR + CB. As the stomach turns . , . jAMES . . . Pam, who’s next? . . . SNAKE . . . GA. SILVY . . . 302 . . . Barlights . . . — Hard . . . Beth, Good Luck . . . Senior Year . . . Swallows . . . You can appreciate the power . . . Jail- people . . . Clue . . . Libyans . . . Cape . . . Art 86 . . . Sleepy . . . Skip . . . B eage . . . Remnants . . . Spags MUSTANGS RULE . . . Lager . . . I’m, on my way. Home Sweet Home. GA Wood 9,10.11.12 Art 9,10,11,12 JULIE ANNE SAVAGE “No matter how bad things gel today, there is always a better tomorrow. JIM — I’m gonna love you forever . . . Glad ya back . . . Jul . . . Cookie. Moagle, Tig, Roxie . . . Hey Deb, Let’s go skiing!! Yes Deb. that was a telephone pole!! Hey Min, is it ok? Who me? Never! I love it!! Spider Gates . . . Worcester Airport . . . Mt. Monadnock — sick on the airplane!! Big macs fries . . . Deb, Debi, Ruth, Helen . . . The Bathroom Crew . . . Bruce Springsteen . . . Hungry Heart . . . Debi, B F F . . . Hey Lynnie remember the Bus Stop How about STINKY?? mom dad thanks for your support . . . love you both . . . Gary you are great, love ya!! Hey little bro be good, love you too . . . Mrs. B. and Mr. Foley gonna miss ya both . . . Jimmy thanks for all your help. . .GoodbyeW.B. . . . Class of 87 1 ... The Good Old Days . . . Sebi, my Little Furball . . . Stretch I love you . . . Business Club 10,11,12 Chorus 9,10,11 Breakfast Club 11,12 Senior Play 67 KATHLEEN ANN STANDRING As we go down lifts lonesome highway seems the barest thing to do is find a friend or two. That helping hand someone who understands and when you feel you ' ve lost your way you ' ve got a someone there to say I ' ll show you. — Lionel Richie Katie-Deb let’s go out. How is BONES? Bobby JR 8-18-86 . . . The bathroom crew. Cape Cod . . . Colorado USAFA 12 85 . . . MOM CB . . . The blue cougar with squeeky back seats . . . Who’s on duty. The new house what a mess! Deb can you write me a note. DebBonesGibby KelDaveSamAndreaJulieBobBobbbJR Meg MikeAmandaStephanie DebSpazJul FelixFletcher Bye-Bye W.B. FOREVER NO MORE GYM Full time Chorus: 9,10,1 1,12 MARK E. SUPER NOR “If you love something set it free, if it comes back it ' s yours. If it doesn ' t come back hunt it down and kill it. ” Jim, Duane, Marianne, Brian, Eric, Molly . . . PORSCHE 914 . . DATSUN 2X4 V-8 . . . Hopped GMC 4X4 . . . THE STANG . . . Jeep . . . Bronco II-Ford Tough . . , MONSTER MUD LAND . . . Nitrous — Hard . . . Light Bars ... — AGE . . . UPS . . . WBFD . . . SHELL . . . ATLAS . . . GA — Silvy . . . Archy D . . . Cape Cod . . . Dick Cepek — Baja Proven . . . Libyans . . . “Back in Time” — Doc . piece . . . CB + DR . . . 442 . . . Jeff . . . Games . . . Flame . . . Spags GT . . . McDonalds . . . Function-Coverage . . . Mi} Kram, Nairb, Enaud . . . Clue . . . Remnants . . . Jail people . . . Supey! — What?! . . . Going to AC DC Flame State . . . Bondo Buggy . . . Rust . . . I’m wicked sorry Hello Keys . . . Car trouble — ... Appreciate the Power . . . Family 4X4 . . . Diver Down . . . Nightlife . . . Chevelle 350 4B . . . Bertram 54’ . . . Colonial 4X4 ... 1 don’t wanna on your parade, BUT . . . Senior Year . . . Letterhead • . . Hampton Beach . . . Class of 1987 . . . Dad, Mom, Bill, Matt, Melissa . . . Bye f i 1 JILL MARIE THERIAULT They say there ' s a heaven for those u ho will wait some say it ' s better but I say it ain ' t. I ' d rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints the sinners are much more fun. Only the good die young. Jilly — Mike — Pat-e my buddy — Lisa — Pete Kelly — Toddy — Steph Sybil — Jeffrey — Tom Dave — Dan and Doug — Heidi — Helen Tommy — Jim — JG, BW, SG — Mullen — Cl — Summer of 85 Lisa we are doing something illegal — Kelly Sat. let ' s relax — Billy Joel, VanMorrison, Steve Miller Band, Fleetwood Mac, Mon- kees. Boston — Lisa Pub Dennis bound — Toni no one is alive at 5 A.M. — L.K.T.L. 9 3 1 86 — Dad I will always be your little girl — Mom your my best friend — Nicole I love you — Class of 87” let’s be careful out there ... I couldn’t forget you Winky BRIAN A. YOKES It ' s long way to the top (If you wanna rock and roll) ACIDC Jim, Supe, Frank, Wayne, Dan, Doug, Scott, Chris, Don, AC DC 1, Archy-D, Skiing, hockey, B-Ball, MONSTER MUD LAND, Snake, Jim’s stang 4.2 not 5.0 — Liar, dent pullers, senior, tracks, Ford 4X4, Scott’s chevelle (I want it), BACK IN BLACK, Concens, U2, BON-JOVI, DAVID LEE ROTH, ANGUS. Carpenters. L.U. 107, CB 700, Warriors, I didn’t do it. I’m atta here!. Lager. I’m on my way Architectural Design 9,10,1 1,12; Graphic Arts 10,1 1,12; Wood 9,10.1 1,12; Basket- ball 12 69 KEITH CARLSON WALKER “The most important things in life are family and friends Winka, Tom, Pete, Jeff, Tim, Squeemy, Hybee, Steph, Kelly, Jill, Mike, Pat-e, Harry, Opie, Perry, Mundo, Todd, Kit, Fafe, Bruce, Goody’s Beeza, Carl, Donny, James, Randy. . . . Federal Express-Troy, Service Systems Randy’s — we hurt, Oak- dale, The Toothless Wonder, Bruins, Red Sox, Celtics, Patriots Woodstock, Grateful Dead: 4-3-87, Moody Blues, Tull, Pink Floyd, Rush, Steely Dan, E.L.P., Grand Funk, BTO, Van Halen, Animals Bon Jovi, Aldo Nova, Dokken, AC DC, Clapton Monty Python’s Flying Circus, Benny Hill “Green grass and high tides forever” Graphic Arts-10,1 1,12; Woodshop- 7,8,9,10.11,12; Metals-12; Weightlifting- Arnold, Anabolics, Big Men! WILLIAM JOSEPH WATKINS “Good bye to my friends at home, good bye to the people I trusted, it ' s time to go out and make my way: who knows. ! might get rich or I might get busted. BEEZA! . . . Tricia . . . Donald . . . Scotty . . . Todd Tony . . . Chris . . . Helen . . . Ike . . . Lisa . . . Lang Pat + John . . . Pete . . . Paul . . . Michelle . . . Doug Dan , , , Jeff . . Winka . . . Iceman . . . MAC . . . Joel Chuck . . . ACE . . . Rick . . . Tim Guy — Large . . . Missy . . . Bone . . . Don + Todds Party’s . . . Todd Let’s go to SugarBush!!! Breakfast Club . . . Russ 1 can’t win!!. Next Door . . . Bothsides Graphic Arts . . . Heaven 5 27 85 . . . Millbury Brawl 85 . . . Trish I LOVE YOU!!! Alf. Temper CoCaptains . . . Trouble . . . Thanks John -Ejimmy Thank you mom + dad . . . Finally out of here! Baseball 9-12, Football 9-12, Basketball 9-12, A.V. Club 10,12, Play comps 9-12, Varsity Club 9-12, Student Council 12, Woodshop 9-12. Metals 11,12, Graphic Arts 10,12, Senior Play. LSAC 70 MARGERY ELLYN WEBB ‘‘Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime: we ' ll take the best, forget the rest and someday we ' ll find . . . these are the Best of Times Sheraimo . . . Hill Girls . . . DawnKrisDon- ald MairMEC . . . Margie Largie . . . Sher — my BF . . . Cheering with my bud- dies . . . “NV or V’7 . . . NN Parties tapioca . . . libido? . . . Summer of 83 . . . 1 1 25 83 ‘Tender is the Night” . . . Bob- Steve ScottKev — Moped Crew . . . 9 24 83 — Rolo, Moanie, Zippers; Aim — why are there locks on your windows? Prom 85 86 . . . Pete — someday . . . “Satisfac- tion Guaranteed” . . . Cape-Officer, would you like a brownie? . . . N. Conway in camaro . . . Dunfey’s Quebec-mercy bowcoop . . . accidents . . . SJ guys that’s right — I have no curfew . . . Tiff Sc Duke Dad SATS . . . thanks for everything. Mom . . . MomDadMarkCarol — ILY . . . I miss you, Kev . . . ByeBye S. Council — (Pres VP); Honor Soc.; FB Sc BB Cheer- ing — (Co-cap); Tennis; Play Comps; Math Team; Homecoming, Yearbook, Prom Comm.; Band Chorus; SPAC; French Spanish Club; Sr. Play MOIRA A. WILD T ime keeps flowing, on and on hke a nver to the sea. Thanks everyone! Lisa, Micki, Becki, Larry, Jen. E., Eric B.. Chris, Ruth, Kristi, Case, Nicole, Tracy A., Jen F., Karri G., Matt B., Todd H.. Tracey P.. Natalie . . . Brass does it better. meep CLASSIC ROCK. Veg.lint paranoia, profuse proboscis. LATE?, ubi est pericula. quasi- people. be real. What is life? MUSIC.The right to write. PEACE.NO NUKES.the dental wonder kleenex t gum . . . Search. hugs. Mrs. Been. Latin Scholar . . . nowhere or bust. split ends. Dementite . . . YUK, it ' s gross . . . insanity is the best policy. DIET (stop laughing, Lisa) . . . Thisaway to the world . . . Band. 7,8,9,10,11,12. Stage Band, 10,11,12. Football Band, 7,8,9,10,11.12. Chorus. 10,11. Musicals, 7,10,11.12. Literary Magazine 11,12, (editor). Central District, 11,12. Latin Club, 9. Biology Club, 12 71 RENATA SCHAEFFER Re . . . the Clueless Brazilian . . . tun, tun . . . Carla, Deb, Jen, Marianne, Maryellen, Michelle, Molly, Sue, Mrs. McKeen . . . We were only taking, pictures of the church officer . . . drive? NO! multi- colored shoes, NY-pennies, bad butter . . . food panics . . . Dates? Tom, Dick, and Harry . . . I’m cold! SNOW!? . . . bikinis . . . the beach ... I need a tan . . . Where’s the sun? Franklin Manor . . . ski- ing . . . airplane rides . . . Bostons . . . Brazilian Foreign Exchange Student 1986 We would like to recognize the following people who would have graduated with the class of 1987. These are special people who left our school within the past three years for one reason or another. Laurie Amons Joey Beyer Sybil Boynton ICim Burke Ten Fries Jon Kroft Craig MacIntyre Tony Mercuno Eric Palmq uist Renee Rudy Toni Solitro Karen Teague 72 AMY ALICANDRO LIKES; guys, hugs, bubble [ baths, strawberries, water beds. DISLIKES: Mondays, diets, red ; SAABs, BURPS. AMY ALLWORTH LIKES: amethysts, silk, candles, the beach, shopping DISLIKES; mustard, mornings, goodbyes, reading, railroad tracks HELEN ALMSTROM LIKES: The beach, friends. DISLIKES; Demerits, cheerleaders, chisels. i I SUSAN BARAKIAN I LIKES: laughing, gold, opals, I mocha chip ice cream, 69 Mustangs DISLIKES: brussel sprouts, anchovies, the cold, going broke DON BELSITO LIKES: sports, girls, chocolate chip ice cream, Dallas Cowboys, Chicago Cubs DISLIKES: work, school, dirty people MAUREEN BENNETT LIKES: Blond hair, blue-eyed, Finnish boys, food; ma fress, Reeses cups. DISLIKES: term papers, finals, 50% quarter tests, applications. SCOTT BOSTEK LIKES; New Balance, Chevy, Kris. DISLIKES: Fords, school, stuck-up girls. CARLA BRUHN LIKES: men, men, and more men, chocolate, food. DISLIKES: cheerleaders, oranges, scary movies MATT BUCELLA LIKES; Bloom County, Star Trek, Pizza Hut, French Toast, Min. Golf. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning. Raking leaves, leaves, electrocution, CJ. .1 ANGIE BAILEY LIKES; classic Mustangs, Bruce Springsteen, dancing, talking on the telephone DISLIF S: cliques, all beans, pretentious kids ERIC BLAISDELL LIKES; Peace, classic hits, long hair. Northern towns, classic mustangs. DISLIKES: short hair, punk music, Reagan, The Army, Republicans. MARK CARLSON LIKES: Midnight, parties, water-skiing, gasoline, matches. DISLIKES: Loneliness, winter, transmissions, school, rainy days. 73 K MARYELLEN CARLSON LIKES; Art, Jaguars, mochachip ice cream, rhinestone jewelry. DISLIKES: deadlines, studs. LARRY CHRISTIANSEN LIKES: music, peace, non-violence, caring DISLIKES; War, apathy, injustice, prejudice, poverty SANDY ERIKSON LIKES; weekends, chocolate, purple, animals, clothes DISLIKES: peas, winter, rainy days, mornings, history LISA CASEY LIKES; Billy Joel, long haired guitar players, green, Larry Bird DISLIKES: airheads, male chauvanists, “Stretch” SHEILA CHENARD LIKES; malted mallows, the res. Papa Ginos, cake. DISLIKES; 7th graders who are taller than I am, French class, cold mornings, cake. PHIL CHILA LIKES Bob’s hot dogs, weekend parties, girls, Hampton. DISLIKES: school, school, and school. JOHN DARRAH LIKES: Football, cars, fishing, hunting, apple pie. DISLIKES: Northbridge foot football team, soccer, demerits, liver, tying up. PATTY DUGAN LIKES: green M Ms, monkeys, lifeguards — blond. DI SLI I S : Red hair, green cars, cops, cheerleaders, cats. JEN EARLEY LIKES; Summer, the beach, ice cream, Christmas time, music DISLIKES: Cynics, winter, conservatives, liver, Reagan- omics. DEB FAWE LIKES: cars, green eyes, skiing, weekends, four-wheelers DISLIKES: Mondays, demerits. South Plaza, blonde hair PETE FLANAGAN LIKES: Football, girls, green bottles, 44, funny people. DISLIKES: Mondays, soccer, people telling me what to do, lies, dumb jokes. SANDY GAUDETTE LIKES: puppets, Sr. High, traveling, shopping, babysitting DISLIKES: rainy days, peas, busy weekends 74 , JOHN GLEASON LIKES: Weekends, friends, fast ; cars. DISLIKES: Mondays, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, study hall. I AL GREENOUGH LIKES: Basketball, Quebec, Friday nights . Mom, Dad. DISLIKES: FRENCH, 10 in a I minute, Monday mornings, cold I weather, insurance payments. JEN HOLMES . LIKES: ice cream, pink daisies, i turtles, seedless grapes, army ; green. ' DISLIKES: conservatism, fakes, thoughtlessness, math, ! small towns. DAN GOOD NOW LIKES: girls, weekends, hockey, motox, fishing DISLIKES: Mondays, work, demerits, homework CHRIS GREER LIKES: Franklin, beaches, weekends. Heavy Metal, boating. DISLIKES: West Boylston, 6:30 A.M., Demerits, girls from Norfolk, on the ball! DOUG GOOD NOW LIKES: Chubbles, hockey, fishing, bow-hunting. DISLIKES: Mondays, skunked days of fishing, demerits, breaking hockey sticks in mid-game. HEIDI HARRISON LIKES: gold, clowns, red corvette, IKR, pickles DISLIKES: Mondays, feet, spiders SHERRI GREENE LIKES: ICE CREAM, dodge darts, peppermint gum, bear hugs, spuds. DISLII S: Mondays, maybes, mopeds, applications. TO M HEATH LIKES: football, working, beach, playgrounds. Blazers, hunting. DISLIKES: school parking, demerits, jocks, people with no respect MARY HORGAN LIKES: buns, softball, art. DISLIKES: mustard, WBHS, little girls, the office work. LISA HOWARD LIKES: stuffed animals, travelin, sign language, debates, jazz DISLIKES: rock music, school lunch, dishes, sanity, red tape CARL JOHNSON LIKES: hunting, fishing, relationships, football. DISLIKES: operations, worrying, death, demerits. 75 JOEY JOHNSON LIKES: Cosby Show, lasagna, modeling, money, hugs. DISLIKES: ham, history, turnips, pheasants. KRISTI KAVANAGH LIKES: acting, New York City, polo cologne, shopping DISLIKES: lima beans, snakes, glass elevators, being hit by bikes DIANE LOVEJOY LIKES: pineapples, good friends, Chinese food, sunsets, daisies DISLIKES: 6:13 A.M., term papers, rude customers LORI JOHNSON LIKES: guys, Hampton Beach, Rock-n-Roll, partying, clothes DISLIKES: snobs, Mondays, cheerleaders, teachers on bathroom duty LYNNE JOSEPHSON LIKES: JOURNEY, bagels with cream cheese, teddy bears, shopping, dogs DISLIKES: Pink Floyd, bugs, meatloaf MICHELLE LAROSE LIKES: MEN, Weekends, PARTIES, HUGS, Pineapples DISLIKES: MEN, MORN- INGS, TESTS, WORK, CUR- FEWS KEN MCGOLDRICK LIKES: blonde hair, black hair, DD’s, Traxx, Quinsig women DISLIKES: High School, week- days, snobs, small parties, know it alls CHRISTIAN KLEIN LIKES: Coca Cola, R R, 60’s Style, Monty Python, Coca Cola DISLIKES: Apathy, Conserva- tives, Carl Strommen, Closed minds, “Pop” Music RUTH LYON LIKES: Gary, weekends, ice cream, dancing, cheeseburgers DISLIKES: weekdays, pictures, pudding, cheerios, arguments MARK MANNERS LIKES: cars, money, power, chips, erasers DISLIKES: snake, trout, rules, bad jokes AMIT JOSHI LIKES: disecting, squid, Dinty Moore beef stew DISLIKES: homework, term papers JOY LARRABEE LIKES: Sunday Mornings, starry nights, birds of prey, classic rock, wild flowers. DISLIKES: Pollution, Airheads, Nuclear Radiation, moths, hunting. I 1 mi 76 LISA MILINAZZO LIKES: Florida, the Red Sox, weekends, dancing, bears and partying DISLIKES: homework, working, heavy metal LISA OSTHUES LIKES: Rickie Lee Jones, honesty, rainy days, snuggling DISLIKES: snobs, the word never, small towns, liars. MARIANNE MULLEN LIKES: green, yellow smile faces, clothes shopping, 60’s music, children DISLIKES: raisins, people who make fun of others, 79 Omni’s, being cold DEB O’BRIEN LIKES: Christmas, snow, ice cream, sailors, hamburg + mushroom pizza DISLIKES: dieting, white cars, morning people, scary movies, spinach BILL OLDS LIKES: HEAVY METAL, hard rock music, sleep, movies. Weekends. DISLIKES: BOREDOM, being at home, school. BECKY PARDA LIKES: Cameras, Photography, dancing, unicorns. Sprite. DISLIKES: Dirtbikes, Mondays, Mondays, Washing dishes, liver, being broke. KELLY O’CONNOR LIKES: seahorses, excuses, buns, my sub. DISLIKES: mornings, working, reality, monkeys, feet. JIM OPENSHAW LIKES: Food, clothes, Christmas time, parties, long • coats. f DISLIKES: dirt, one of those ! nights when you can’t find anyone, hosp. MOLLY O’CONNOR LIKES: curly hair, automatic weapons, ice cream, scary movies DISLIKES: asparagus, feet running, pigs, cheerleaders, pepsi WENDY O’CONNELL LIKES: cats, red hair, french fries, men DISLIKES: onions, drugs, demerits, being broke ERIC OLSON TODD PARKER LIKES: girls, volvo’s, comedies, dumb jokes, money DISLIKES: homework, football players, Shakespeare masculine girls 77 DEB PEARCY LIKESiHorses, weekends, black, leather, long hair. DISLIKES: school, Monday, snakes, snobs, rainy days. MICHELLE PENDLETON LIKES; PAY DAY, warm sunny days, summer vacation, driving, photography. DISLIKES; Mondays, being broke, working weekends, demerits, loneliness. JIM SARO LIKES: Mustangs, Fridays, cruisin’, money, music DISLIKES: Iroc Z’s, Mondays, exams, work. The Dead JILL THERIAULT LIKES: unicorns, clothes, boys, roses, chocolate. DISLIKES: morning, growing up, rules, Monday. DUANE RIPLEY KATY STANDRING LIKES: Lead guitar players. Van Halen, Dodge Deamond, Cape Cod, summer. DISLIKES: school, working, steak, winter, getting up early. CAROLYN ROTTI LIKES: Spaghetti, fishing, meatball grinders. Cape Cod, roses DISLIKES: gym, homemade macaroni, cold winters, diets, braces MARK SUPER NOR LIKES: Perches, money. Mustangs, 4X4’s, girls DISLIKES: ru st, work, school, being home. The Dead DANIELLE PIERCE LIKES: guys, accounting, singing, music, friends DISLII S: conceited people, working, waiting for people, rainy days, demerits JULIE SAVAGE LIKES: green eyes, Bruce Springsteen, black, Lhasa Apsos, mustangs DISLIKES: liver, red hair, blond hair, Mondays, demerits MARGIE WEBB LIKES: ice cream sundaes, hugs, water-beds, weekends, mint guys. DISLIKES: I don’t knows, Mondays, SAT’s, mopeds. Red SAABs. 78 SENIOR SURVEY 1. Do you have a job? Yes 76% No 24% 2. Have you ever received a ticket for speeding? 24% 76% 3. Is your name on the senior bench? 71% 29% 4. Do you drive 20 through the school zone? 26% 74% 5. Are you aware who is presently holding office as the MA governor? 65% 35% 6. Do you support Ronald Reagan? 42% 58% 7. Have you ever skipped school? 78% 22% 8. Have you ever been swimming in the reservoir? 61% 39% 9. Do you meditate during the “moment” of meditation? 7% 93% 10. Do you believe in Santa Claus? 39% 61% 11. Have you ever been skinny-dipping? 63% 37% 12. Can you go to Bob’s and ask for the usual? 36% 64% 13. Do you study in study hall? 26% 74% 14. Do you listen to Dr. Ruth? 39% 61% 15. Have you ever been sent to the rubber room? 13% 87% 16. Do you prefer classic rock to heavy metal? 72% 28% 17. Have you ever been caught on River Road? 19% 81% 18. Are you part of the coffee generations? 45% 55% 19. Would you fight for a green M M? 60% 40% 20. Are you stressed? 66% 44% 21. Are you a faithful Moonlighting fan? 61% 39% 22. Do you watch Saturday morning cartoons? 47% 53% 23. Do you like the smell of Polo cologne? 50% 50% 24. Do you plan on living in W.B. as an adult? 29% 76% 25. Did you think you would make it to graduation when you were a freshman? 53% 47% 79 PEOPLE The year, 86-87, has been filled with people and places that have influenced our lives. Looking at the present and toward the future, these contributions may have changed our attitudes, values, or opinions. Politically, the Iran-Contra Deal has forced many of us to question the capability of President Reagan and his “lack of memory.” Michael Dukais, our governor, is running for president. How will this effect our future? The alleged report of Hart’s extramarital affair, discovered by the press, caused Hart to drop out of the presidential race. Did the press have the right to invade publicize Hart’s private life. Speaking about celebrities in the press, Dave and Maddie have been “Moonlighting” TV with their romance. So long to Shelley Long who left “Cheers” for the movies. Dr. Ruth Westheimer created waves hosting her show “Sexually Speaking”. Prince Andrew finally met his fairy princess, Fergie. Michael J. Fox has continued to be popular in his role on “Family Ties.” Max Headroom moves from commercials to prime time TV with his new show. Rock Hudson Liberace died of AIDS. Platoon is released after much persuasion by O. Stone. S. Africa (apartheid), Iran (arms) and Nicaragua (contras), continue to play parts in our lives as our leaders try to discover a way to achieve peace. Chernobyl vxw South Africi .JonNHt R Sf WS KKK I.AKKt Oct. 1983-Dec. 1985 Dec.1985-Now.1986 ji:®- Robert C. .McFarlane: John M. Poindexter: y Was forced out by Donald Quit under pressure over Regan, who regarded his involvement in the him as too independent Iranian arms deal Hart 80 PLACES THI NGS Who’s in , the Kitchen , With Nancy? lUt iVinnii flienn SARri’t race m QTh b ' ]4Ssault H v� i Smokin ' u iDepression fighting irove or ullRpiuv ; orsurrogaie moinei Do you approve or aisappM women who cannot bear children themselves? era oeanng cuuu« cu iwi Total Q Approve Disapprove □ Don’t know By Age Group 18-29 30-49 50 and over BLl MRK-H- NWSWt� Huey Lewis’ song “Hip to Be Square’’ created a new wave of attitudes. We felt insecure, yet safe, wondering what was the cool thing to do. Copycat suicide also caught fire scaring students and adults alike. Crack became an issue when Len Bias died of an overdose of cocaine. Officials started to ban smoking in public places. A requirement to wear seatbelts in MA was overruled. The limits of human rights are being currently examined by violated protesters. AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) will most likely change our outlook on sex as we face this deadly virus that has no cure. Surrogate motherhood emerged with the custody battle for Baby M. Doctors are being overwhelmed with malpractice suits. How will this effect the future of health care? Pondering about the things and issues today, gives us the opportunity to foresee tomorrow. ISSUES 81 WORK HARD Patty Dugan and Angie Bailey displays the new fashions at Susan, Lisa, Jill, and Amy know the value of their hard work. Audrey’s •m ' v ft Molly, Debbie, Marianne, Heidi, Tim, and Mary show their Friendly smiles. Without a doubt, the senior class are hard workers! These dedicated professionals use their extra time working from restaurants to nursing homes. School at WBHS takes up more than enough time, but this overworked underpaid class still keeps it all together. Scott, Beeza, and Mark keep each other company at Shell. Mark does a top job at The Fair. 82 Pete F. discovers the world of cosmetics. Without a doubt, the senior class definitely plays hard! With our own individual tastes, we have plenty of ways to keep our- selves busy and amused. Seniors may be found on a normal Friday night partying, dancing, bow- ling, cruising, or resting for the weekend. No one else can limbo like Matt B. Amy, do you swing those hips all the time? • • • PLAY HARD 83 To the Class of ’87: Congrats, even though you still talk funny, Micki KAREN — The Class of ’87 MISSES YOU, Especially me! GOOD LUCK!! LOVE, DEB Deb — good luck in the future with Rob Luv ya a lot Jen Congratulations Helen! Love, Aunt Nancy Uncle “Doc” Scott — Thanks for always being there when I needed a ride, to talk, some laughs, and especially when I needed to have fun! Good Luck! Love, Meg. “We’re 160 miles from Chicago, We got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes. Its dark out, and we’re wearing sunglasses . . . HIT IT!” — B.B. Congrats Micki, Becky, Mark and Mark. Love, Child Kate — good luck in the future live it up Luv Jen Scotty B — Good luck and thanks for being my big brother! Love, Erin “Did you Ever have to make up your mind, and pick up on one and leave the other behind?” Becky, I’m glad you’re my “Be Fri!! “Love, your “St Ends,” Erin “Kate — We finally did it. Keep in touch. I’ll be around when you need me — Deb Congratulations Hon! No matter how far away I may be, remember my heart is always with you — Love, Me Thank you Amy, Beeza, Bessie, Carol, Cathy, Christine, Darrin, Dianne, Jen, Kim, Kim, Larry, Laurie, Lisa, Margie, Marianne, Mindy, Pat, Peter, Sherri, and Mrs. Hudson — Student Council ’87, Love Chris. Mark, thanks for being great a buddy, and then some!! Love Always, Micki Deb — I Love You — Rob I Love You very much Scott — and I always will! Love, Me “Boston, you’re my (new) home” — MIT here I come! Congratulations Millie! Good Luck in the future! Love Agnes. 84 Becky, You light up our life. Love, Mom and Dad Good Luck Mr. O’Connor, Thank you for everything. Chris Klein Congratulations Scott we wish you the very best. Love Mom Dad Congratulations Susan! Love, Mom Dad Helen good luck Love Mouse Congratulations Class of 87. Mr. Mrs. John D. O’Brien Micki, Thank you for being you. Mom Dad Molly — Bring those rulers to college!!! Thanks for everything — Debbie Greer — It’s been a great year. I’m glad to be one of your friends. Luv ya lots, Deb Finally, the last of the B-rakes. Well Scott I never thought you would make it GOOD LUCK AT TRADE — JOE Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1987! KLEINS To all my friends: Thanks, It’s been real, It’s been fun! Later, Micki Jen — You know what you can do with your vitamins!! Good Luck!, Deb Good Luck Sue — you know where I am if you need me! Love, “Erma” Helen — Wanna limbo? Good luck in the years ahead. Luv, Susan. Good Luck Scott Love Nana Gramp Brighan Mr. White, Are You Going To Let My Brother Graduate? ANDREAS 1 Tracey, you’re a great sister. I’ll miss you! Love, Micki ' Molly, Carla, MaryEllen, and Jen, “where are those pictures of the church?” DEB Deb, “P” We are proud of you — M D ‘ Amy, Michelle, and Patty — Well, we made it! Good Luck and Keep in Touch! Luv Susan. ' Keep up the good work Scotty B. Don’t stop ’til your dreams come true! Love Mr. Mrs. C. ’ 8 15 69 — Woodstock, NY — “The biggest three day Freebee” 85 Remember who you are Doodlebug! Love, Mom and Dad Jill, hey babe. I’m glad mom dad decided to move to 13 Monticello! Love ya honey! Patty Good luck and wish you all the best because we love you — mom Jen and Molly — my two favorite Virgos — best of luck — Mrs. Holmes To B. and M. — My best wishes for your future happiness. Mr. C. You did it Maggie! Congratulations, Dotti Tony, Tony, Tony, Todd, Rob, Rob, Rob P.M.A. Good luck to the class of 87 — Marilyn and Warren Blaisdell Mom and Dad — thanks for everything — I love you — Love, Lynne Best wishes Becky from Kaye and Don Phil — I love you forever — Tina Reach for the stars. Catch them and run for a “T.D.” John — Nana Joy — Don’t forget the leather, Rick and the Harley when you come over now! San DL, LC, MW,MP, BP, EB, RL, KG — Goodbye goodluck. I’ll miss ya! Love TA Oh Kristi!!! Marianne — wanna go watch crew practice today? Or we could go to the rez and eat a I 2 gallon of vanilla ice-cream? SJ guys — never again! Love Margie To my sister Danielle — I hope through God you make all the right decisions — Nicole I really love your peaches — want to shake your trees! Matt — We couldn’t be prouder — Love Dad, Nana Pop. Larry — I want to thank you for all your understanding. Keep your dreams and goals! — Love always, Lisa 86 I Toni Mary B-F-F Chow West Boylston! Thanks for the good times. I’d rather walk than drive a CHEVY! J.S M.S. I’ll miss doing homework with you — Love, Pepino Sue, Wanna join a limbo contest? Helen Thinking is the best thing — if you know how to avoid it!!!! j Eric, let’s back in tonight! ! Lee; cruising to Elvis, Burger King crowns, chasing the jeep, consultations on evading unicorns . . . stand back, we’re I free! Sheila (H-woman) — I think we should take the Mr. M. song, the rubbertree song, and the Sunshine song, and sing , them for the people! Love, Kristi i Spark, my pen is not functioning!! To our Spud — WE LOVE YOU!! Bearhugs kisses, Wilda, Feelix, and Fred Joey — Congratulations and good luck always. Make sure you keep in touch. Luv, Lynne Mom and Dad — Thanks for putting up with me — I Love You — Eric I Michelle always “remember the feeling,” — You too Todd Love Patty For the girls that go to Princeton — Congra tulations! , To Jack, Mark and Becky! What ever happened to the 10 year plan? : Thanks El and Dada Good luck to the class of 1987 — The West Boylston Motel I was a in my freshman year . . . weren’t we all? Good luck to the X-C glee club — ML, SC, KK, WO’C, LJ I Love, JF ' Jan. 17, ’87; Feb. 14, ’87 — Two of the many days that were filled with the most powerful music in the world! Mouse, you’d better smarten up! Love Helen 87 We, the Class of 1987, in (somewhat) sound mind and body, d( ir personal contributions behind to the rest to inherit and carry on. TO THE CLASS OF 1988, we leave all our extr§| money and fund-raising ideas. TO THE CLASS OF 1989, we leave the chance to win Play competions, two years in a row. TO THE CLASS OF 1S)90, we leave you behind with three more years. AMY ALICANDRO leaves the “L” in her name-back in the school. AMY ALLWORTH leaves her ability to say “NO!” to anyone who always says “YES!”. HELEN ALMSTROM leaves her ability to squeeze out of tight spots to anyone who is in one. A NGIE BAILEY leaves still trying to figure out why she was here to begin with. SUSAN BARAKIAN leaves the permanent meffiory of her ID number t6 Mrs. Supernor. MIKE BAVOSI leaves the GRASS and Mr. Priesdt- DONALD BELSITO leaves his wardrobe to some poor slob yet to be a man. MAUREEN BENNETT leaves her left over Billy Joel ticket stubs and the eight demerits that they got her. ERIC BLAISDELL leaves the hopes and dreams that his peers destroyed. SCOTT BOSTEK leaves the athletic coaches still in the school. CARLA BRUHN leaves her field hockey stick and basketball to the cheerleaders. MATT BUCELLA leaves to the Class of 1988, the book “101 ways to deal with alcoholism.” MARK CARLSON leaves his brother to the seniors. MARYELLEN CARtSON leaves her ability to procrastinate to anyone who does things on time. LISA CASEY leaves rubber bands to anyone who called her “Stretch.” 88 SHEILA CHENARD leaves a box of tissues and a bag of candy to Mrs. Bositis. PHIL CHILA leaves the student parking lot with a lot of rubber. LARRY CHRISTIANSEN leaves his classical guitar to AC DC ' JOE DAINIS leaves a spider web. JOHN DARRAH leaves five inches to any unfortunate person under five inches. JEFF DAIGNAULT leaves the memories of his wild parties and his demerit record. PATTY DUG A N leaves a Chaka Khan album to Michelle Larose. JEN EARLEY leaves to David piddiles and her attic; New York to Micki and Sobriety; and to Mike and Ev, youth group and clothes stores. SANDY EKICKSON leaves a ' numerous supply of pens and pencils to anyone who forgets hi % jlk DERB I HAWl S ne upcoming practical math classes to Mrs. Hannifin. FLANNIGAN leaves his sense of huf or to Anyone who lacks one. DY GAUDETTE leaves her awesome softi all hits to any softball novice. WN Gleason leaves the school a new alarJsysterh. D AN j pODNOW le es his ro ltet to an underclassmen in hopes that they wi also leave in a big “boom.” GOODIS W s be bind Ghris DeVilTers to carry on. GOULD leaves b md his daily weather forecasts. tapestry. pOULD leaves a t l feylld SHERRI GREEN leaves her art to Todd. ALAN GREENOUGfil (leaves his bajjj tball skills to nextiyear’s team, in which ' thf best is yet to come. 89 CHRIS GREER leaves absolutely nothing to everyone who gave him nothing. SCOTT GRENIER leaves with his individual haircut and mousse. HEIDI HARRISON leaves her ripped jeans to anyone who isn’t afraid to show her legs. D TOM HEATH leaves his pearly whites to the Crest commercials. TO ALL THOSE WHO WOULD “Never Say Goodbye” we’re “Living on a Prayer” that you’ll have a “Silent Night.” JE N HOLMES leaves her ideal of “Life is Wonderful” to anyone who is a realist. MARY HORGAN leaves the teacher’s sanity to rest. LISA HOWARD leaves to go to Liberty. CARL JOHNSON leaves his heavy metal music to his brother. ' ' ‘ 4 JOEY JOHNSON leaves her appetite and a trail of goodies behind her. LORI JOHNSON leaves the name “Spaz” to any underclassman who fits it.-- LYNNE JOSEPHSON leaves her catching laugh to anyone who may be blue. AMIT JOSHI leaves octopus and garlic. KRISTI KAVANAUGH leaves the school her extensive collection of forged passes to anyone who is ever late. LAURIE KITTREDGE leaves the responsibility to carry on her magestic aura and reputation to Erin Step- hans. CHRISTIAN KLEIN leaves versatility to those who are stuck in the mud. MICHELLE LAROSE leaves her running shoes and her burning accounting book. JOY LARRABEE leaves dimes to make up for the times she was on the phone for so long. 90 DAVID LESLIE leaves his love for music to the people in the music room. DIANE LOVEJOY leaves her locker a mess for next year’s seniors. RUTH LYON leaves a good attitude to Doy. MARK MANNERS leaves his black bag. KEN McGOLDRICK leaves his senior year to go to Quinsigamond. LISA MILINAZZO leaves her tye-dyes to anyone who is Gratefully Deadicated. MARIANNE MULLEN leaves a smile and a hug to anyone who needs one. DEB O’BRIEN leaves looking for a ride. WENDY O’CONNELL leaves her worst drive award to anyone who wants (or earns) it. KELLY O’CONNOR leaves ijier sanctioned abscences to Chris L. for next year. MOLLY O’CONNOR leaves her gold medal for ping pong in the 87 Olympics. BILL OLDS leaves the school. ERIC OLSON leaves after giving a driving lesson to Mrs. Bositis. JIM OPENSHAW leaves an open bottle. LISA OSTHUES leaves strength to the persecuted, enlightenment to the ignorant, and anger and pain to the persecutors. BECKY PARDA leaves the song “A Picture Paints a Thousand Words.” TODD PARKER leaves his stories to the rest of the Spanish IV class. DEB PEARCY leaves her Foods notes and homework papers to Mouse. MICHELLE PENDLETON leaves her civies to Child; friends forever to Becka; NYC to Jen; Pool to Mark 91 and Mark; Study passes to teachers. TO THE VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY PLAYERS, the Varsity Cheerleaders leave their pom-poms. DANIELLE PIERCE leaves all of her Marriage and Family notes to Wendy Quiry because she needs them. DUANE RIPLEY leaves every dayi_3uring lunch. TIM ROBERTS leaves his mural outside he Home Ec. room , toi anVone who understands it. CAROLYN ROTTI leaves her happy outloS life. JIM SARO leaves his rock shirt collectio JULIE SAVAGE leaves her days of skipping school to JcJ n. i KATIE STANDRING leaves her blo cs to Phil Chila. MARK SUPER NOR leaves his bee ' K Judfot who needs an emergency dismissal. JILL THERIAULT leaves her moccasinw. ©. tGS ndian lovers. THE CLASS OF 1987 lea s Mr. Whi5,the A� | |j of winning Play Comps two years in a row, “the Sting”, a hefty financial status. The Ju(| Ptig; ond the Senior Ball i d our smiling faces. BRIAN VOKES leaves his beasty truck. I KEITH WALKER leaves with a big “Winl; MARGIE WEBB leaves Mrs. Hudson ttfc sympathy for all the S.C. problems. MOIRA WILD lea «s all her demerits to be used as confetti. THE YEARBOOK STAFF leaves Mr. O’Connor a life time supply of balloons and leaws the yearbook with relief I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?!!!!!! C 92 DOUBT: y Doubt is synonymous with questioning and uncertainty. These are two of the emotions that the class of 1987 has tried to Overcome throughout our high school years. Through our participation in sports, clubs, and activities, we strove to attain our individuality. Now as we embark on our fu- ture, these emotions will emerge again; however, we will face them courageously . . . without 4oubt. 93 Superlatives by the Most Talkative: Donald and Kristi Funniest: Mary and Pete Latest: Moira and Keith Class Flirts: Amy and Beeza 94 Class of 1987 Class Dancers: Molly Todd Class Couple: Duane Carla Class Gigglers: Jen Doug I 95 Becky, You light lup our life. Love, Mom and Dad Good luck Mr. O’Connor, Thank you for everything. Chris Klein Congratulations Scott we wish you the very best. Love Mom Dad Congratulations fusan! Love, Mom Dad Helen good luck|L6ve Mouse Congratulations Class of 87. Mr. Mrs. John D. O’Brien Micki, Thank you for being you. Mom Dad Molly — Bri|ig those rulers to college!!! Thanks for everything — Debbie ■ ' ■SJ Greer — It’s beeii a great year. I’m glad to be one of your friends ' ! Luv ya lots. Deb f M. Finally, the l|st off the B-rakes. Well Scott, 1 inever thought you would make it GOOD LUCK AT TRADE-JOE Congratulations d Best Wishes to the Class of 1987! KLEINS To all my ffiendsj Thanks, It’s been real. It’s been fun! Later, Micki Jen — You know what you can do with your vitamins!! Good Luck!, Deb Good Luck Sue — you know where I am if you need me! Love, “Erma” Helen — Wanij limbo? Gpod luck in the years ahea . Luv, Susan. Good Luck Scott Love Nana Gfafhp Brigham Mr. White, Are You Going To Let My Brother Graduate? ANDREAS Tracey, you’re a great sister. I’ll miss you! Love, Micki Molly, Carla, MaryEllen, and Jen, “where are those pictures of the church?” DEB Deb “P” We are proud of you — M D Amy, Michelle, and Patty — Well, ye made it! Good Luck and Keep in Touch! Luv Susan. 96 Keep up the good work Scotty B. Don’t stop ‘til your dreams come true! Love Mr. Mrs. C. 8 15 69 — Woodstock, NY — “The biggest three day Freebee’’ “ Xh y tell me the sons of the Batman broke up a three card monty game this morning . . . with napalm.’ To the Class of 1987 — the best is now! Good luck in the future — The Greens Lisa, so you wanna do some ads this month? Helen a To the members of The Shades and PAGE II; Thanks for the everlasting memories! Keep playing guys! — Larry T To my sister-in-law, this summer will be one long ice-cream break (or bathroom talk)! Hugs me pctors of the night prowl the streets. Love Jen bols. We’s eat secret shakes. od luck next year at Becker and the many years to come. Love your “bestest” cousin and V wn to Joe’s boat — me worried? ss your gorgeous face! BSl -tt k to the Class of ‘87 — Rosemari l een g t working ‘;with you! Carol Wolfe Congratulatiohs aad best wishes to Margie and the Class of — tie Webbs % H endy — for thf ye U; I wish you g lucifand sucqgss. For the future everything that brings y u happiness. )ve, Nana iks itS? helping me through , . . Marianne a very special friend to me. I’ll never forget you. Love always Becky ii. itlbas Love Mr. + Mrs. “D” 97 Sandy, “What are you doing?”, Joy Marge, Aim, Mo — Thanks for all the good times. Your the best! Love the “Shadomna” Jim, good luck at Worcester Yoke — Mom, Dad, and Pam Look out world — here we come! Lisa — We love you! Mom, Dad, Scott, Cheryl “Are you one with the ground, O rapturous one?” “Lo! I am ruptured!” Best Wishes Class of 1987! — The Gruska Family MFC — Do you smell a banana? (Shep’s locker!) — same taste in men — not again! love Margie Moira, Kristi, Chris, Molly, MaryEllen, Sheila, Michelle, Lisa, and Dave — It’s over. Now wasn’t that fun?! Best of Luck, John W. Keep music in your heart — always Ponty, I’ll never forget you. Love, Rosemary San — congratulations on getting out! Now is the time to take charge of your life. — Go for it!!! — Bets John my favorite Centrum bum, brother and best friend Luv ya, Pat Love Ya Always!! Mom and Dad Donald — Your future is our happiness Love, Mom Dad 720 River Road, you had to be there Hi Wen! How’s everything? What’s up with M.K., J.F., R.R. — no pun intended! Love ya, Pat-e Jim, By now you owe ten dollars, but I won’t make you pay cuz you’re such a great guy. Love Ya, Ang Spark, Thank you for everything you have done for me and my 1979, white piece! “Oh, baby, baby it’s a wide world. It’s hard to get by just upon a smile . . .” Good luck to all my classmates — and be careful out there! Marianne Bridge, we are so proud of you! Love Mom and John 98 Lisa, ‘Thank you for being a friend,” You’re the greatest. Luv, Angie ‘To the Class of 87: “Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of” ‘ (Bea unin Franklin) Khn, I know you can’t wait to graduate, but don’t rush. Enjoy school while you can! I’ll miss ya! Love, your big-little sister Lynne — Best of luck to you always Love, Betty and Diane Sandy — Congrats on graduating! Good luck in the future — your buddy, Tracy Todd Todd Todd Tony Tony Tony Rob Rob Rob — AMP ■ ' Brother Larry, w t a time it was . . . best of luck with life and music - 1 believe in you. Thanks for being there. Peace and Love, Sis Kelson and fanny Kristi — Thanks for being there when I needed you! You’re the best — love Case. Spaz, Jules, Hyde, Kel, Jill + Lisa; Good uc alway — gonna miss ya! Smellin Mr. Maynard: HI never forget what you ?ve taught a d done for me. Thank you! — Larry Chri§tiafrse n- Michelle — “Hello, I love you w t vou tell me your name?!?!?!” Love, Wendy i jsa asey-bahes) — thanks for being my best buddy and if you expfe ct tp? ma visit me in N w York Ci| , You ' d better get a serise of direction! Ldvi ,- Kristi ' ■ ? ♦ ♦ We’re holding Elvis Presley’s brain hostage the planet Zort. Surte lejjjyiTyyiediately. f i k Good ; u£k l®jj4 Mjin the computer field and ija your future. Becky P «lf ' , ' ' ■ John, .Good luck — Nana, Coi ratulations Joy, We love you Mom and Did didn’t I tell you to bug off? — Thanks for Everything Thanks for everything! I’ll never forget all the good times we have had. Good luck! I love ya. Aim PD, MB, AA, KK, LC, SC — Isn’t this great? Have fun in life! xoxo WO’C Jim, by now you owe ten dollars, but I won’t make you pay cuz you’re such a great guy. Love ya, Ang 99 Joy, I love you. Rick Deb, did the cat really eat a worm? All the best wishes to you and the Class of 87 for a happy and prosperous future To my other son — Good luck in your future endeavors — Love Ya, Mom + dad Uh — Dave? Car? Good luck pal!! Monty Python, chocolate covered doughnuts, and THE BAND will live on. Thanks for the joys, the tears, the agonies and the ecstasies, WBHS Love ya • MOM John M. Let’s have another World Series! — Mr. October Sheraimo — “South of the border?! ?!?■” ' To all you remaining stage band folk — never stop the music! Love Moira r the best. I love ya Danielle, may God richly b sF TT as you step out into life - Dad + Mom President Reagan replied, “Just try gfem thing you vodka-snorting, fat keistered, ath eist!,’ Marianne, YTB, Love me. Kristi, thanks for all the long talks, laughs, hugs and how you always gave of yourself. Keep smiling— it’s catchy, Marianne Mr. Keeney, our waiter you made even the schools food taste good!! Pam and Melissa 100 YEAR FOR SfORTS 101 WITHOUT A DOUBT first row: Coleen Coleman, K. Braymer, W. Givan, S. Chenard, W. O’Connell, M. Larose, Coach Bouvier, second row: L. Casey, L. Josephson, K. Kavanagh. Members of the Cross Country teams illustrate their characters with the adjectives “Loud, competitive, and troublesome”. The seniors dominated the course as Kristi Kavanaugh finished fifth in the league meet. Although Michelle Larose, a lead runner, was injured, the team had a record of 7-4. “The only thing we would change about our season is the boys . . . they won’t sing along with us.” The team consists of mainly seniors (Lisa Casey, Sheila Chenard, Kristi Kavanaugh, and Michelle Larose), rebuilding of the team must occur in the near future. 102 RADICAL RUNNERS First row: S. Sullivan, J. Shaw, B. Smith; second row: D. Goyette, D. McEnaney, M. Menard, A. Greenough. Mr. McGrath characterizes his Boys Cross Country Team as “Hardworking, inexperienced, and having good attitudes.” The one senior, A1 Greenough, ex- emplified these qualities as he lead the team finishing fourth in the league. A larger turnout is Mr. McGrath’s one hope for next year. An increase is needed in order to ensure the future of Boys Cross Country. 103 WITHOUT A DOUBT . . . first row: J. Johnson, M. O’Connor. P. Dugan, A. All- worth, S. Barakian, J. Holmes, T. Keegan, K. Smith, second row: N. Bennoit, C. Casey, R. Haddad, Coach Schofield, K. Faucher, A. Cure, P. Saro, B. Johnson Amy A gives the evil eye. “Don’t worry WB has lost before . . .’’ Coach Schofield uses the adjectives “stressful, competitive, and en- thusiastic” to describe her field hockey team. Although the members of the team did not have a winning season, they strived to achieve by try- ing their best. Senior half-back, Carla Bruhn, and senior Patty Du gan, were the captains who proved their worth with effective defense. Seniors Amy All worth, Susan Barakian, Jen Holmes, Joey Johnson, and Molly O’Connor also played with skill. The future for field hockey in W.B. looks uncertain unless . . . the underclassmen begin to try out for this fulfilling and exciting sport; designed to relieve stress. Coach Schofield monkees around. 104 STRESSED STICKS The team is in a huddle and this is what they said . . . 1 Tahanto 2 1 Oxford 1 2 Northbridge 1 1 Uxbridge 5 1 David Prouty 2 0 Grafton 1 0 Leicester 0 1 Oxford 2 3 Northbridge 2 1 Uxbridge 4 1 David Prouty 3 3 Grafton 0 2 Leicester 2 0 Bancroft 2 105 WITHOUT A DOUBT . . . ’Sir 3 front row; J. Dipietro, M. Benoint, C. Carelli, T. Sambito, T. Roberts, J. Darrah, B. Watkins, C. Greer, P. Flanagan, J. Daignault, K. McKee, G. Finn, second row; K. Vail — asst, coach, D. Bianccini — asst, coach, R. Rotti, J. Cappabianca, C. Pehl, E. Welburn, E. Rizzuto, C. Dulmaine, T. Granger, D. Castagnetti, J. Foreman, C. Williams, R. Priestley — coach, J. McCormick — trainer, third row: D. Kraemer, D. Bavosi, D. Jardine, R. Gaitane, J. Boucher, J. Flanagan, B. Carroll, R. Daignault, D. Schofield, M. Dipietro, D. Larusso, J. Carlson, C. Wennerberg, K. O’Neil — trainer. Chris Pehl practices skydiving in his football gear! Rubbing heads FOOTBALL 21 Hudson Catholic 6 29 Millbury 6 14 David Prouty 20 21 Leicester 7 29 Uxbridge St. Patrick’s 12 16 36 34 Oxford 8 32 Northbridge 13 16 Assabet 14 12 Grafton 22 As summer vacation came to an end, it was time for the 1986 football season to begin. This year the Lions put their best foot forward and formed a team with a quick offense and a rugged defense. The season was quite an accomplishment for all the players. Their hard work paid off with a winning season of 7-3. “Quick, young, and good” were the words Coach Priestly used to describe his team. His wish to have “won three more games” will give the team all the more determination to do so in the years to come. The team excelled this year with the determination of all the players under the leadership of Coach Priestly, captains John Gleason and Beeza Watkins and other “excellent” seniors Phil Chila, Jeff Daignault, John Darrah, Pete Flanagan, Chris Greer, Scott Grenier, and Tim Roberts led the team to victory. Without a doubt, is was a super season!!! 106 TIMELY TOUCHDOWNS John Gleason gives his Billy Idol impression on the field. “If I wanted a hug, I would’ve asked a girlfriend.” I ) JV FOOTBALL Millbury win David Prouty win Leicester win Uxbridge win Oxford win Northbridge loss Assabet loss Raise your hand, raise your hand, if you’re sure! It doesn’t matter if you win or Hip, Hip, HOORAY!!!!! lose, it’s how you play the game! 107 WITHOUT A DOUBT . . . first row; T. Clark, M. Salluce, C. Webb, M. Bennett, second row: A. Fortin, A. Alicandro, S. Green, M. Webb, C. Dugan. (M. Mullen is missing from picture) firt row: M. Bavosi, second row: S. Pasquale, J. Blake, T. Avery, third row: M. Green, M. Cleary, L. Lenkarski. fourth row; A. Willoughby, T. Belsito, L. Jackson The dreaded cheer — go lions go! Go bananas! B-A-N-A-N-A-S!! 108 LOUD LEADERS The energetic and spirited cheerleaders faithfully followed the lions throughout their entire season. Dur- ing snow, biting winds, and pouring rain, the cheerleaders remained to encourage the team. The senior members, along with Coach Mrs. Ekblom, worked on new mounts, cheers, and routines. These senior members were Amy Alicandro, Maureen Bennett, Sherri Green, Marianne Mullen, and Margie Webb. 109 WITHOUT A DOUBT . . . first row: J. Alicandro, L, Hovsepian, E. Olson, D. Leslie, T. Parker, K. Materas, Leon Hovsepian, A. Joshi, D. Hubbard; second row: G. Kokalis, S. Atchue, C. Letendre, Justin Alicandro, Coach Brooks, K. Buck, J. Brunetta, P. Bryngleson, C. Hunt. Although soccer is not a big sport at WBHS, the teams participation has in- creased greatly in the past years. The soccer season had its share of challenges, as well as easy wins, to create a 5-10-1 record. It appears that the team had a losing season; however, the team managed to achieve a shut-out win against the rivals of Baypath. The seniors who displayed their athletic skills were Chris Klein, Amitjoshi, Dave Leslie, Eric Olson, and goalie, Todd Parker. Eric struts across the field. 110 KICKI NG KLEATS first row: M. Aubrey, S. Atchue, K. Cappabianca, M. Mullins, K. Hub- bard, M. Supernor; second row; C. Hannigan, P. Kavanagh, K. Alicandro, C. Morris, K. McMillan, K. Buck, D. Mullen, J. Sullivan, Coach Mullins. Girl’s soccer had a good time. New this year, they entered the season with enthusiasm. As they begin to develop, girls soccer will begin to become competitive. Is that Kim or the ball being kicked? WITHOUT A DOUBT First row: T. Sambito, J- Cappabianca, J- Carelli, B. Watkins, C. Carelli, T. Granger, C. Pehl; second row: B. Young — Mgr., S. Bostek, A. Greenough, D. Coyette, C. Coleman, and Coach Constantino. First row: K. Coleman, M. Menard, T. Sambito, J. Boucher, J. Cappabianca, D. Goyette, J. Lindberg, K. McKee; second row: B. Young — Mgr., J. McCarthy, J. Martinath, R. Rotti, D. Schofield, R. McKay, C. Granger, M. Welburn, and Coach Bond. The boys varsity team had a rough season. Their main hindrance was lack of height. They had several good games with the help of seniors A1 Greenough, Scott Bostek, and Beeza Watkins. A1 describes the team’s sea- son as jamming super. The future will prove to be competitive as West Boylston continues to dribble and defend with enthusiasm. The boy’s junior varsity team boasts the young talent s ofTom Sambito, Mike Menard, and Joe Cappabianca. As they play, they learn the basketball ropes. Finishing with a decent record this group promises to be successful in the future. 112 BOUNTIFUL BASKETS Chuck goes for the rebound. Mr. Perry and Bill Young keep score. The coach gives his secret to their success. Tom does his best layup. One, two, three, rebound. WITHOUT A DOUBT . . . first row: S. Newton, M. Lamoroux, L. Casey, C. Bruhn, B. Kokalis, M. Esteves. second row: S. Mautner, K. McMillan, Coach Priestly, L. Hovsepian, A. Mautner. first row: B. Johnson, J. Desmaris, P. Saro, A. Cure, P. Kavanaugh, second row: C. Kelly, K, Smith, Coach Garfoli, C. Casey, J. Pearcy. The girls basketball team had an excellent season, along with beating their rival, Uxbridge. They reached the semifinals but were defeated by Brom- field. Senior Carla Bruhn played an outstanding defense as senior Lisa Casey successfully rebounded throughout the season. The future appears promis- ing because of the many talented underclassmen. Coach Priestly wishes the team had less turnovers, but described his team as quick. Coach Garafoli “wouldn’t change anything” about the junior varsity girls basketball team. This team had an outstanding season with a 16-2 record. They defeated the two teams that they lost to previously in the second round. Tall and talented are the adjec- tives Coach Garafoli used to descibe his team. The future should be promising but “perhaps not as dominant as in the past.” 114 SUPERIOR SHOTS Try and block my shot The lions surround their prey. Captains, Lisa C. and Carla B., proudly lead WBHS. Coach Garafoli congratulates the team. “You can’t stop me now!” 115 WITHOUT A DOUBT . . . first row; S.Green. second row; M. Webb, C. Webb, M. Bennett, M. Salluce, third row: A. Fortin, C. Dugan, A. Alicandro, K. Alicandro first row: L. Jackson, M. Aubrey, second row: T. Belsito, T. Clark, J. Blake, third row: K. McGoldrick C’mon girls, you can jump higher than that!!! 116 HOOP HELPERS The varsity cheerleaders “shall never fall — who said that? The spirit of the lion can be best seen in the cheerleaders. Every game, they energetically display vigor and pep in their many routines. The yelling of commands to “shoot for the hoop” can be heard throughout the gym while the performing of the “chain”, helps get everyone psyched. Under the coaching of Mrs. Ekblom, the squad has been able to increase spirit. Those legs aren’t just to look at!! 117 WITHOUT A DOUBT . . . lA A — 1 j J BL Joe Capp is alone, ponders his game Chuck takes his walk. Donald Belsito and Beeza Watkins seniors help the young players learn the game. Since the team consists of mainly underclassmen, the players must become developed over a three year period. As the team grows with experience, Coach Ekblom expects improvement form the young players. The future two years looks competitive and challenging as new talents unfold. first row: M. Chila, C. Carelli, J. Carelli, D. Belsito, B. Watkins, T. Granger, J. Foreman, second row: D. Castagetti, M. Gaudette, J. Dipietro, C. Williams, J. Boucher, D. Kraemer, J. Cappabianca, Coach Ekblom The view before a homerun. Swing that bat! 118 BOOMING BATS i i first row: C. Winnenberg, M. Gaitane, j Coach Bianchini, B. Clark, R. Olds, T.C. j Gaudette. second row: S. Sullivan, J. Van 1 Skyhawk, R. Gaitane, D. Cure, R. Monk. 1 third row: C. Allworth, B. Hunt, M. Wel- ■ burn, C. Granger. Perfect poise “What do you mean we’re down by ten runs. ’’ The JV Baseball team is young and inexperienced. As they play more they will grow in ability. Showing school spirit, this group continues to play their best. Coach Bianchini feels positive about their progress. 119 WITHOUT A DOUBT . . . Kim = A1 McCapp, the fabulous trio The girls varsity softball team is young and talented. Co-captains, Mary Morgan, an excellent catcher, and Sandy Gaudette, an outstanding bat- ter, lead the team with their experience. Coach Garafoli states “more speed is needed on the bases but the future shines bright,” for the un- derclassmen look tough. first row: T. Belsito, D. Bennett, S. Gaudette, M. Horgan, H. Harrison, second row: K. Alicandro, K. McMillan, K. Cappabianca, M. Supernor, L. Hovsepian, K. Dulmaine. third row: A. Fortin, A. Cure, K. Buck (manager). Coach Sylvester Sandy demonstrates Roger Clemen’s form. Mary dares you to hit her with your best shot 120 GRIPPING GLOVES first row: K. Dulmaine, T. Raffa, J. Glea- son, M. Mobed, M. Aubrey, J. Desmarais. second row; C. Morris, T. Belsito, L. Lenkarski, J. Gary, third row: S. Pasquale, S. Priestly. Michelle wave “HI!!” to her adoring fans. Nicole B. auditions for a toothpaste ad. Susan and Cheryl, can’t you show a little enthusiasm? “Struggling, working hard, and frustrating” are the adjectives Coach Sylves- ter used to describe the JV girls softball team. As the team learns to work together, it will become stronger. Looking at the future, there are ups and downs. Gripping their gloves, the young softball lions will try their best to achieve success. 121 WITHOUT A DOUBT . . . first row: J. Forrest, E. Cleary, S. Newton, K. Holmes, second row: C. Hannigan, M. Bennett, S. Greene, Coach Traver, M. Webb, C. Bruhn. Erin awaits to defeat her opponent Margie, Sherri, and Erin, are you three just going to sit there. The girl’s tennis team is comprised of Seniors Maureen Bennett, Caria Bruhn, Sherri Greene, and Margie Webb. This year’s team, coached by Mr. Traver, has continued to excel throughout the season. One never knows, girl’s tennis may be league champs again! 122 LOVELY LOBS first row: D. Goyette, A. Greenough, M. Bucella, D. Leslie, second row: J. Ekberg, D. Schofield, Coach Maynard, E. Kooy omjian, D. Sherwin. The future number one singles player. A1 and Ken give a few pointers to Ed. The boy’s tennis team is led by Seniors Ken Gould, A1 Greenough, Dave Leslie, and Matt Bucella. Coach Maynard says that the 1987 tennis team is “experienced, dedicated, and cooperative” but confesses that the season came a little “too early”. Despite the weather influences this years boys’ tennis was very successful. Dave and Matt conquer all as double partners. 123 WITHOUT A DOUBT . . . first row: M. Menard, J- Darrah, C. Greer, K. Kavanaugh, M. Carlson, L. Casey, S. Mautner, G. Finn, second row: K. McKee, J. Robinson, E. Coza, D. Desmarais, J. Garvey, J. Shaw, N. Bebas, M. Kelly, R. Haddad, C. Dugan, B. Johnson, C. We bb, third row: Glen Pogharrian, L. Hovsepian, A. Muatner, W. Young, P. Kavanaugh, M. Mahoney, B. Kokalis, A. Morrison, C. Kelly, M. Bennoit King Richard’s court awaits a new joust. Girl’s track is energetic but young and inexperienced. The seniors MaryEllen Carlson, Lisa Casey, and IGisti Kavanaugh, along with the underclassmen, compete with enthusiastic spirit. Mr. Keeney says “the first meet was the best that he has ever witnessed!”. With a winning start, the season promises, to remain competitive. The future of girls track depends on future participa- tion. Leon projects his javelin. Colleen and Kristi were born to run. 124 FLYI NG FEET MaryEllen and Meg intensely watch their opponents Chris Greer and John Darrah lead the boys track team with skill and expertise. Mr. Priestly wishes that more male athletes would try out for track and says that the future appears dismal without better participation. Working together, the boys track team hopes to have a successful season. Glenn grasps for air. Make sure you make WB win! 125 PERFECT PARS first row: S. Flynn, D. Eagan, D. Stevens, J. Smith, P. Williams, Coach Foley, second row: T. Johnson, D. Marold, P. Bringleson, M. Marrone, G. Pappanastos, D. Sarksian. Kevin is always worried about his hair 126 Lisa — we made it! — quasiburgers + mutants, we survived it all! The future is unknown — enjoy! Love, Beaker Sher, Meech, + Steph — “He’s a nice guy, but he’s not the most masculine fella in the world ! — maybe he wants to play the tic-toc game?” love Margie. Thank you to the Class of 87 for making me feel welcome — Danielle P. M + M Investigtions — She drives I see brake lights!! Great scum alert!! Great scum alert!! Pam + Kerry KA, AF, DB, SP, CW, KM, MS, IL, BK, CP, CC, ER — I’m going to miss u all — Sherri t t ■ . Congratulations Helen! Love, Mom -f ad. . . and there, in living color, stereophonic sound, stood Loccious Bocci, enlarge;; 1 Billion times.” I Re, I miss you tons. I’ll see you in Pari . PP iting an apartment with all of our guys! love Little one. Jen, Good luck. Love your sister Sweaty. Olivia, can you feel the peace? or is it people? Love, ShielsLynn Lynne and Tom — thanks for letting me come into your lives, I love you — and Tom, don’t worry — the more hair you lose, the more you look well . . I don’t know” — Eric. Congratulations Patty, you did it! Love Mom and Dad Hey Rat, thanks for being there and look out summer of 87 here we come — Casey Jr. To my little sister Tracey, take care of the darkroom. J’ll miss you. Love your big sister Becky. Best of luck to Kristi, Lisa, and Sheila — Janice and Phyllis MO, cheering, Denny’s, tapioca. Pub Dennis, The Cape, ampton, Florida, talking + fun — that’s why you’re such a special friend — good luck. Love Dawn] Chubby has jelly in her belly Marianne, Thanks for being there, we couldn ' t ' ha e done’it without you!!! — Love Kisses Smiles, Jen and Amy 127 John — Thanks for all the good times — You’re the best. Luv Tara I’ll never forget the awesome Class of 87! Good luck!! A. A. Shieia, Congratulations!!!! Love, Dawn Best wishes to the Class of 1987! Mr. and Mrs. Carlton J. O’Connor Pete, you are very special to me! Luv me. Lisa, I’m glad we’ve become such good friencis and I hope we’re related someday! Love ya, Patty Eric, am I still a good influence on you? You’re a sweetheart. Luv, Goldilocks Beeza and Todd — finally getting out of this prison — stay cool — Donald Good luck John — “you’ll need it’’ Mom and Dad Dave, Kleinstien, Larry, Micki, Ruth, Moira, Lisa, Ken, and Eric — love you all — Nicki Underclass associates — you’re awesome, hang in there + good luck — love, Moira Lisa Casey — STRETCH BABY! STRETCH BABY! RA! RA! RA! — Who do you think? Molly, you’re not a bum — your favorite Pez candy addict. FORD MUSTANGS RULE ... 5.0 HO “no maam, we’re musicians. We’re on a mission froml od!’’ Michelle, how about a 10 lb. Chunky bar? These shortcuts could get fattening for the big guy. Love, me. MM, LO, DOB, MEC, CSB, J[H, RS — I’ll miss you. Good luck next year. Molly The best of everything to each and everyone of you. Mrs. Boosahda My Wednesday buddy, sorry for eating so much at Quincy Market. Thanks for listening after all it is relative Love Jen Good luck Joy!! Love, Cara Eric, thanks for updates on a fellow worker — Jen 128 Congratulations at d good luck to the Class of 87 — Mr. + Mrs. Stoddard Congratulations Carolyn, Mom and Dad 86 87- — Monkees, Coke, McDonald’s, Trivial Pursuit, Moonlighting Becky may you always succeed in the future. Aunt Anne + Uncle Matty Mom, Dad, and Josh, Thanx for everything. I LOVE YOU! Love Angie AA, AA, DB, MB, MB, LC, AG, HH, JH, KK, ML, DL, LM, DOB, WOC, KOC, MOC, TP, MS, JT, MW, SB, DG, SG, DR, — and all of my dither friends, best of everything life has to offer. Keep smiling I LUV U I ! !! !! Marianne ... — Lynne, we’re proud of our granddaughter. Love, grandma + grandpa Congratulations and good luck to Sandy and the Class of 87 — Dianne + Gary Erickson Dan McE and Mike M — Run for pain! Yah! — John -“the Manager” Lisa, does it snow in Lynchburg? Eric, ‘Took her home, yea, to my place, watching every move on her face. She said, ‘Look, . . .’ ” Good luck in college Pa! Your sis, Cath Maureen, Marge, Sherri, Amy — The Pheasant Hill Quadruplets — Thanks for putting up with me. — Love Matt. Good luck Becky, may all your dreams be fulfilled in the future. Love Mom, Dad, Dennis, and Robert Good luck John — Mike, Dottiet Callie, Daniel, Kevin f ' , Best wishes to the Class of 87 — jBill and Louise Larra ? : . ; , feest wishes to Jen, David and Paula E. Congratulations Carolyn. Good luck in the future — Debbie Barakian Thanks for all the good times! ;C n’t wait for some more. Luv GS A pineapple caUed SPIKE — CC, MM, JF, — Love KG — TF don’t be disappointed, $25.00! ! TWINS-KG 129 Congratulations Carolyn — Uncle Phil, Aunt Layra and Ronny ANGIE — what can I say? You’re awesome! — 1 love you babe — Eric B. Lynne — to a beautiful and talented woman whose potential is unlimited Love, Joanne. Greg P., Leon H., and Mr. Bianchini — we think that you are luscious. Thanks for being there . . . LOVE ALWAYS . . . TYE minus M To all my friends, good luck, have fun and take lots of pictures. Becky Peggy — I don’t know how I’m going to make it through college without you! Wanna come? I love you! Kristi Becky, big brother loves you and is watching over you. Good luck in college — Love, Dennis GIGGLES DON’T GIGGLE! Jen — Thanks for NOTHING!!! You’re a retard — Love Burns, Amy Mo, Sherri, Amy, Margie, and Marianne; Congratulations!!! I’ll never forget such great friends and fun times — Good luck. Love Dawn KM, MG, DB, AF, MS, SP, MB — enjoy school now, because it goes by fast! Good luck — I’ll miss ya! Aim Wen, Pat-e, Kim , Cath, Col, Barb — Have fun next year without me! Luv, Wendy Mark, the “What’s wrong” bet really paid off! You are my sunshine . . . Kim, thanx for always being there. You’re the very best. Love Angie Margie — hope all your dreams come true Love, Donald Will I ever get paid off J?!?l Best wishes to Sandy graduating from a fine high school as she was a good student. She should go far, Mary Leone Amy — Thanks for NOTHING!!! You’re inept — Burns and Love, Jen 130 5pectacular Spirit 131 JUNIOR PROM It was May 23 at Holden Hills, “Good Life,” our band provided many thrills. Dancing to “This Could Be The Night,” We wondered who might. Be crowned queen. It was no surprise when Mr. O’Connor gave the honor to Heidi Jean. 132 A 133 REMEMBER Each day of Homecoming Week had separate themes. Monday through Friday took after song titles. We showed spirit for all of our teams. There were daily competi- tions within the grades. Along with the charity donation. The class of 1987 had it made. And yet again ex- perienced the winning sensation. The Homecoming Court was picked with much thought as this decision is very important. Who could be our Queen? Senior Michelle Larose WON the lot. Michelle Larose was just crowned homecoming queen. Amy, Chris, and Maureen check out the prospects for the dance. Maybe field hockey is your sport, Eric. 134 THE FEELING? Donald surely has the lion spirit. Dave and Tracy enjoy the dance. Kevin and Beeza, can’t you argue later? Patty, Amy, and Michelle sure know how to boogie! Kristi gives Michelle a congratulation hug. 135 “The Sting Hooker played by Todd Parker and Gondorff played by Chris Klein. The play was fun and it turned out fine. We played the con and made the sting Mr. White and the cast of 50 gave it their everything. 136 137 How to Succeed in Business JP Finch (Dave Leslie) attempted to climb the ladder of success by using a guide, He managed to succeed, even though he never tried. He found Rosemary (Tracy Bahn), but didn’t give her a second look. Because he was told to do so in his trusty little book. Although disaster struck and he didn’t know what to do. He managed to succeed in business and win his girl too! 138 Without Even Trying WHAT A BALL!!!! It was quite a sight. To see the seniors dancing to “Wonderful Tonight.” It was held at Stephanie’s with “Dazzle” — quite a blast. The seniors were bouncing off the walls because it was their last. On April 3rd they boogied away, And hoped it would never end — because they wanted to stay. 140 141 QUEBEC EST UN QUEBEC The French classes four and five, went to Quebec for four days. They met some French people and tried to understand their ways. Visiting many museums and stores, They ate until they could eat no more. They bought paintings from an artist on the street. And had a buggy ride from horses with tired feet. Attending a school, to explore the life of a student. They discovered that the need for French was evident. At the end of the trip, they hoped to return. Saying goodbye to guide Jean Pierre, remembering all they had learned. A spectacular view of Chateau Frontenac Our crazy chaperones We remember . . . 142 VILLE D’AMOUR This sure beats the cafeteria lunches! A real life haunted house 111! 143 THAT WAS THEN . . . For the second year in a row, the class of 1987 won the annual Play Competitions with the play “The Scheme of the Driftless Shifter.” The play was about producing a play and its common mistakes. There were many planned mistakes to also add to the realistic production. As we the class of 1987 look back to Robin Hood, the schoolhouse, and the president’s golf club, we still find the memories of the fun and frus- trations over the years. We even proved it was true. “How could we have lost? Look at these costumes! Mr. Belsito, if you don’t behave you will get a pink slip! 144 I i . . . THIS IS NOW The villian makes his threat! 145 PAJAMARAMA The junior class performed a play en- titled “The Pajama Party.” The successful performance received numerous laughs as the juniors tried their best to steal the show. The all girl cast portrayed a very realistic sleepover. Put your left foot in, put your left foot out, and do the hokey pokey. The bear stole the show. “How could the seniors be better. ” 146 COLLEGE LIFE-ALREADY? After many long hours of practice, the sophomore class professionally performed “A Storm in the Dorm.” The story was based on a typical college dorm. The class did a fan- tastic job and should be commended. Kim, cheer up! Your slippers are real cute! 147 REJECTION BY DAD The first play competition is always the hardest, but the freshmen showed their resistance to stage pressure in their “Father Says No.” With such a great start, the freshmen will be a fierce competition in the years to come. ‘Are you sure no one took a bite of this piece of candy?” Coach potatoes on the rise! Can you believe Amy is biting her nails?!? Pres. Pat does his monologue. 148 We’ll miss all of you — Jen, Deb, Carla, MaryEllen, and Molly — Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Congratulations Patty! I’m glad we’ve become closer friends again. Good luck next year + keep in touch. Love ya, Kris ‘Good luck 87” Mr. and Mrs. Allan Earley Ruth — keep up the good work — we love you — Mom and Dad Best wishes to our granddaughter Danielle and hope she is a real success in life — Grandma and grandpa We are proud of you Car — Congratulations, Aunt Dottie anc Uncle John Mrs. Supernor and Mrs. Bavosi — who’s going to be around next year to help me with all rWf errands. You’ve both been great! Marianne ' 1 . Meech (my big-little sister) You’re terrific, be good and I love you tons! Love Shep (your little-bi sis Don’t forget I still owe you one. Good luck in the future -n Eric, I don’t know what I’d do without you (and caffeine and nicotine) You’re the best. Love, Angie. Goo ' d luck to a nice wonderful niece — Aunt Cheely Michelle — Alright — shtrawberries + reshtraunts! ANYONE GRADUATING; The best is. g f to come, so never give up hope Harr Christian and Moira — Is mental illness contagious?! Love, Brother Jessi Thanks for everything — you’re the best friends I could ever ask for! Remember Mexico forever . . . Lisa — “Who is the gaucho amigo? . . . Bodacious cowboys, such as your friend, will never be welcome here. Larry 149 WITHOUT A DOUBT YOU’RE A SENIOR WHEN; — Your name is carved in the senior bench — You won’t ride the bus to school — You have mastered the art of passing with little effort — You can intimidate all of the underclassmen — You ignore the announcements when you hear your name — You finally know all the words to the Fight Song — You can cut to the beginning of the lunch line — You pick out a class song: WASTED ON THE WAY Look around me I can see my life before me Running rings around the way it Used to be I am older now I have mord than what I wanted But I wish that I had started Long before I did CHORUS And there’s so much time to make up Everywhere you turn Time we hav wasted on the way So much water moving ' Underneath the bridge Let the water come and carry us away Oh when you were young Did you question all the answers Did you envy all the dancers Who had all the nerve Look around you now You must go for what you wanted Look at all my friends who did and Got what they deserved CHORUS ' -.I So much love to make up Everywhere you turn Love we have wasted on the way So much water moving Underneath the bridge Let the water come and carry us away SY CROSBY STILLS ANE = NASH 150 ntflusiastic Endeavors 151 ART CLUB GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB ADHit 0N£ The graphic arts dub iS responsible for thc ticK’ets aoo( piro f ' ams n caeol -for fhe i QriousS S ' Chool fun ct ions ' 152 CHORUS BAND STAGE BA ND 4 FRE NCH CLUB France iU 9 K Sp inis maKes piriatc; ictcce r l on CrfjniQ f I gif ' [The French Clul; raises mor e for O becfwtf a oQQa .lO€ ' dni €,n«s for) Ca S cre f5an« ktaches t Spor SPANISH CLUB 154 SKI CLUB TstuaenfS ) n the sKi Jcioh mok eiCUr3iOnS VVoOpsc-f-t OL of er mountains XfinctmQ ihcir cvqu Olocuq ' the slope, hQi?e_ eQmecy tos-fa lo on their f€ch,(jrio of the j-imt.). BUSINESS CLUB HOME ECO NOMICS CLUB 155 DRAMA CLUB j Y lhe stQc (5 OQhts. ' ' comer a- .QC -i on . wit ) fhe hel ' r.Lvhite. the drQmcx.dub IS sfill QC lL .|a per ornoinQ dl €.ctlog anc( re ars-irjg. fls the. Stuaeoh- contincjc toporf-icioQt- hpp-c+o iQue. the Support ' of’ hezchool inc ( con m yn (t ' e i d IP , -a 1 gy jMB ■ « I 1 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDEKrt COUNCIL (« G gNOfi I. attenchne coras 3. School store, 3 (20 ye r)QCh,i ' 0 ofaocej S. biooof c NL es . conutqtions 7. foQjtbQll stonof s . Cqr LUOSb y QOr]Qori(: mtniS 156 I PAL’S QUEST MATH CLUB 1 ' Oub Competes qotnsf (jkhcl ' ’schools I a nnQ+li� lefes.theu , )QL« QCPreD _0 ' U €.Spec Q6 l putcitton i nd€f 4he aif ction jd I LITERALLY SPE AKI NG BIOLOGY CLUB 158 I ARCHERY CLUB CAMERA CLUB 0 CQn � ' Club iS J COoniQrei AUDIO VISUAL CLUB T )e Vaub 1 $ responsible forviac( ihe ri jpro ecf-ofSj and tape recordtrs . appflSt Qfe their h lp Lt� her toe t JLs,d i ' i « (p ent. o po bo S 159 CLASS OFFICERS 1987 1988 C. Klein, K. Kavanaugh, L. Casey, M. Webb, B. Watkins, P. Flannigan, M. Larose first row: K. Letendre, K. Alicandro, S. Mautner. second row: C. Dugan, M. Cranston, L. Dipalado, D. Bennett. 1989 1990 first row: T. Clark, L. Langhill, C. Webb, second row: K. McGoldrick, K. Holmes, A. Cure, B. Kokalis first row: S. Pasquale, M. Green, C. Morris, J. Demarais. second row: P. McEnaney, D. Stevens, C. Coleman. 160 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ■ The seven senior members of the ■ NHS participated in many reward- ' ing activities involving the dinner for the homeless, Christmas party for [ the elderly, the phoneathon, the Special Olympics, and tutoring I fellow students. This year, Dave ' Leslie served as treasurer, Marianne Mullen as secretary, Lisa Howard as vice-president, and Jen Holmes as president. With the help of Sharyn Holmlund, the NHS contributed to their community by demonstrating their character, leadership, and service. Along with the new year, came a new group of determined in- dividuals. On April 14, 1987 the following students were inducted into NHS at the Christmas Inn in Holden; Melissa Esteves, Nicole Benoint, Jodie Blake, Megan Cleary, Leon Hovsepian, Lisa Hovsepian, Vasiliki Kokalis, Pam Saro, Carol Webb, and Kevin Coleman. 161 162 163 164 Donde Es La Playa? 165 YEARBOOK STAFF The clueless yet hardworking crew! Dear Readers, The Yearbook Staff would like to convey our sincere apologies to anyone who may have misinterpreted our intentions. This year has been very experimental due to the fact that the year book committee was comprised of all novices, including our advisor Ke vin O’Neil. Con- sequently we did our best under very trying circum- stances. With this in mind, we hope that you the reader appreciate and understand the work and the effort that was placed behind the 1987 “Without a Doubt” edition of the Lion’s Roar. We would like to thank the following individuals for their time and contributions: Patty Dugan, Michelle Larose — sales; Mr. Traver — Mr. Simpson — computer dating; Greg Pappanastos, Maryellen Carlson — artwork; students who gave photos . . . especially Glen Pogharian; Larry Christianson, Helen Almstrom, Lisa Milinazzo and Eric Blaisdell ads; Matt Bucella and Mike Vignaly — our Hawaiian DJs; Mrs. Supernor and Mrs. Bavosi — our gophers; The custodial staff — for unlock- ing the doors; Mrs. Allworth — photography and ex- treme patience. Win Handy — photography; Angie Bailey and Debbie O’Brien — helping with our last minute deadlines. Lastly but not leastly, we would like to thank Kevin for his help as our advisor. Sincerely, Jen, Marianne, and Amy 166 167 CNOO 00 Jeffrey A urkis Kimberly Alicandro Tracey Bahn Dianne Bennett Kellie Buck Kimberly Cappabianca Stephanie Christo 1 WITHOUT A DOUBT YOU’RE A JUNIOR when: — You take your first SAT test — You’re embarassed to take the bus — All you think about all year is the Junior Prom — You forge your first note — You begin to worry about your grades — You start looking at colleges — You get promoted to Varsity sports — You receive your driver’s license — You get a small dose of senioritis Melinda Ann Cranston Michael Dainis John DiPietro Laurie DiPilato Cathleen Dugan Colleen Dugan Christopher Dulmaine Andy Enila Melissa Ann Esteves Jon Foreman Marc Gaudette Julie Ann Genelli Wendy Givan Todd Hall Heidi Hanson 168 Holly Hanson Jean Henault Dean kochanowski Michelle Lamoureux Kimberley Letendre Carolyn Lovejoy Meaghan Mahoney John Matrison Audrey Mautner Susan Mautner Lisa McDonald Patricia McLaughlin Kimberley McMillian Carol Ann Morin Danielle Mullen Christopher Pehl Tracy Perry Joseph Pukaite Wendy Quiry Todd Raymond Natalie Richardson Kendal Rivard Daryl Roberts Laurie Ann Scanlon Erin Stephens Melissa Supernor Michael Vignaly Sharon Welsh Christopher Williams Also: Matthew Benoit, Jeri Carr, Christopher Coleman, Chris Devillers, Guy Fallavollita, Amy Fortin, Todd Granger, Thomas Harris, Geo rge Kokalis, Christine Leary, Kevin Materas, Sean McCarthy, Daniel McEnaney, Edward Rizzuto. i 169 CNOO CN Michelle Aubrey Tracy Avery Dan Bavosi Michele Bavosi Felicia Bello Christina Belsito Nicole Benoit 1 WITHOUT A DOUBT YOU’RE A SOPHO- MORE when: — You order a class ring — You take PSAT’S — You begin to look for an ideal prom date — You fall in love with a senior — You get your first real job — You make fun of the freshmen wandering the halls Jodi Blake Jay Brunetta Deanna Burton Joseph Cappabianca Chuck Carelli Joel Carelli Brian Carroll Cheryl Casey David Castagnetti Mark Chila Tara Clark Megan Cleary Kevin Coleman Paul Cummings Alisa Cure Scott Drake James Ekberg Kirsten Faucher Tom Feilrath Keith Fitzpatrick Mary Flynn Jen Forrest Dawn Marie Fortin Evalyn Gambaccinni David Goyette 170 Karri Lynn Green Robin Kim Haddad Cara Marie Hannigan Jeffrey Harris Kimberly Holmes Leon Hovsepian Lisa Hovsepian Lori Jackson Douglas Jardine Beth Johnson Melissa Johnson Tara Keegan Brian Keener Vasiliki Kokalis Derrick Kraemer Lisa Langhill Timmy Langhill Scott Lavoie Dino Lorusso Mellissa Loughlin Jeremy Mard Kimberly McGoldrick Kevin McKee Daniel McLaughlin Kate McLaughlin Michelle Mehalovich Scott Melendy Michael Menard Sheri Newton Gregory Pappanastos Glenn Pogharian Melissa Recupero 171 Jennifer Robinson Christopher Rotti Ronald Rotti Jennifer Lynn Ryan Melissa Salluce Thomas Sambito Pamela Saro David Schofield Robert Shea Terence Sheehan David Sherwin Heather Shilale Katie Ann Smith James Stewart Jennifer Sullivan Craig Warman Carol Webb Eric Welburn Amy Willoughby Scott Wilson Barbara Woodill William Young 172 173 John Adams Chris Allworth Sandra Almstrom Spencer Anderson Scott Atchue Hampton Bagdasarian Tara Bilodeau 1 9 9 0 WITHOUT A DOUBT YOU’RE A FRESH- MAN when: — You have no idea how to put on Play Comp’s makeup — You do your first fundraiser — You dare to sit on the senior bench — You carry all your books from class to class — You are still in school on senior skip day — You know most of the upperclassmen by name — You get upset when you hear your name on announcements Doug Bohlin Jeremy Borjeson John Boucher Kimberly Braymer Michael Bruso Peter Bryngelson Joseph Carlson Colleen Coleman Randy Diagnault Jennifer Desmarais Mike DiPietro Kimberly Dulmaine Jennif er Gleason Kimberly Graham Robert Graham Colin Granger Michelle Greene Susan Grenier Amy Groden William Johnson Angela Jordan Dawn l lloch 1 174 1 I Peggy Kavanagh William Kay 111 Colleen Kelly Lisa Lenkarski Caine Letendre Jeffrey Lindberg Roy Lyon Nicole Mancini Christine Marold Joel Marrinath Patrick McEnaney Robert Monk Christine Morris Stephanie Pasquale Jennifer Pearcy Kenneth Peeso Tracey Pendleton Trade Raffa David Sarkisian Barbara Shaw Kelli Sheehan Jason Smith Darrin Stevens Joseph Sullivan Melissa Valley Michael Veshi Lance Watkins Mark Welburn Christina Wellington I Also: Jennifer Dean, John Flanagan, Jennifer Heath, Anne Marie Keener, Robert McKay, Nicole Pierce, Joseph Welcome. 175 Justin Alicandro Shawn Archambeault Tracy Bagdasarian Josh Bailey Melissa Barton Amy Bavosi Kara Brunetta 1 ESTABLISHING The eighth graders have established themselves in school sports, and activities. Old pros at high school, they look forward to eighth grade gradu- ation, when they are “real HIGH SCHOOLERS.” Eying the seniors with envy, they roam the halls for five more years. 1 BEGINNINGS Lara Buchanan Kevin Buck Sharissa Candito James Capman Matthew Capone Rob Carroll Jay Clark David Cure Johnathan Daby Daniel Devries Linda DiPilato Ellen Dormitzer David Egan Lauren Marie Eidt Robert Erickson Jason Fernsten Elizabeth Finn Richard Gaitane David Gambaccini Michelle Gardner Stephanie Gilson Zoey Green David Hubbard 176 II I I I Paul Lenkarski, Melinda Messier, Guy Shroyer Brian Hunt Stephanie Jackson Erik Johnson Tim Johnson Jonathan Kavanagh Seth Kenneway Joseph Koza Amy Lavoie Jennifer Lucier Molly Mahoney Dan Marold Matt Marrone Lisa Martin Julie Maynard Jeff McKay Joy Meystre Andy Morrison Derek Morrissey Shannon Morrison Elizabeth Morrone Greere Mullen Maureen Mullins Ronald Pasquale Sarah Pehl Susan Priestley Donna Ripley Dawn Rosenlund Kristin Russell James Joseph Ryan Kerri Sheehan Loree Shilale Jason Stewart Theresa Strong Shawn Sullivan Michelle Taber Sean Tobin Jeff Van Skyhawk Chris Wennerberg Patrick Williams 177 K) Joshua Alicandru Saara Atchue Todd Basque Timothy Bavosi Nick Bebas Kimberly Belli Kimberley Caola 1 It’s the first day of school and hearts are beating wildly. Are the rumors true. Will the upperclass- men harass me in the bathroom? The answer is “no.” Seventh graders begin to build niches and create their own sense of belonging. Smiling at their first success they feel like seniors already. Andrew Carter Cara Casamasima Sherry Castonguay William Clark Erin Cleary Courtney Cope Linda Dainis Bridget Dupuis Edward Ellis Jennifer Even Mark Fancy Robert Fellrath Jennifer Fitton Shaun Flynn Kara Folckemer Matthew Gaitane David Galena Theodore Gaudette Jodi Garry Joshua Garvey IGistine George Benjamin Gill Kerri Hubbard Amie Jordan Jason Kavanagh Michael Kelly 178 Edward Kooyomiian Eric Koza Karen Latorre Michael Lavoie Sara Lindberg Ian Lonergan Steven Lovejoy Brian Lowell II Kristen Mancini Lucinda Marinas Cara Marrone Mark Mattison Jennifer Naleski Sean O’Hearn Roger Olds Michael Paiadino Paul Papandrea Michele Ramig Patrick Richardson Susan Rivard Jason Shaw Also: Jill Bilodeau, Karla Meola, Jackie Sullivan 179 JR. ACTIVITIES 180 1 Noteworthy Necessities 181 Compliments of — MEOLA’S GOOD MILK ICE CREAM Good Luck to the Class of 1987 GENELLI BROTHERS 121 N. Main St. Oakdale, Ma. 01539 835-4326 SOFT STEP FLOOR COVERING Power Stretch Carpet 835-2928 Specialty ' Meats - Poultry - Fish - Cheeses ANN’S COFFEE SHOP Ben Jerry’s ice cream sandwiches, Central Street Market 76 Central Street H’est Boylston, MA 01583 soda, sundaes, and CANDY! 6AM-9PM 835-4150 Thomas Welsh Tel. 835-4148 Kevin McCormick TEL 853-6337 EVERYTHING IN GLASS AND ALUMINUM AUTO AND PLATE GLASS SPECIALIST GARRY J. CONNOR OWNER 376 WEST BOYLSTON ST WORCESTER, MASS JC Penney Fair Shopping Plaza 182 GOOD LUCK! The West Boylston High School Student Council sends very best wishes to the Class of 1987. A special congratulations to our own: Margie, Sherri, Christian, Larry, Beeza, Marianne, Amy, Kristi, and Michelle. ST BOYLStoN Preserving Memories since 1976 184 185 Compliments of WEST BOYLSTON DONUT INC. Jim Smith John Brunetta Sincerest and Wholehearted Best Whishes in Your Future Endeavors — Bob Bob’s Hot Dogs Robert M. O’Brien West Boylston Proprietor The Rest Area Truk-Away Inc. 124 Hartwell St. West Boylston, Mass. 835-6001 IGA West Boylston St. CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1987 WEST BOYLSTON 69 Sterling St. (Rte 110 12) (next to Value Pharmacy) West Boylston, MA Friday Only Fish Chips 835-6655 186 A Large Selection of Penny Candy Our Own Fudge Parker s Candy Store 9 Maple Street • Rte. 140 West Boylston, Mass. 01583 Owners Dennis and Carol Parker Tel. 617 835-3267 187 Floral Designs Ol lefloia Firewood Cuil Flowers Houise Plants ti i . 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Tel. 617-835-6262 Specializing In You ’ Compliments of SCHULTZ LUBRICANTS, INC. 221 West Boylston St. West Boylston, Mass. Distributors of Kendall Lubricants O Kendall 97 Worcester St. West Boylston, Ma. 01563 : |jj Intersection Rts. 12 140 (617) 835-6272 ' ' Congratulations Class of 87 MENARD’S AUTO BODY CO., INC COMPLETE AUTO BODY REPAIRS PAINTING TOWING 314 West Boylston Street West Boylston, MA. 833-2799 RES: 833-3276 Congratulations to the Class of ' 87 Don’t Drink And Drive. Reservoir Package Store 27 Sterling St., W. Boylston, MA 204 • • THE LAST The Class of 1987 all have memories of West Boylston High School and we all know the feeling of experiencing the last . . . demerits (or merits) . . . F-day cycle . . . final exam . , . afternoon announcements . . , drive into the student parking lot . . . pep rally . . . chance to skip class . . . school business days . . , play comps . . . yearbook committee meeting . . . trip to your locker ... sit on the Senior bench . . . meal in the cafeteria . . . class meeting with Mr. O’Connor and Mr. White . . . busride . . . chance to fall asleep in class . . . breakfast club meeting at Denny’s . . . library notice threatening a detention . . . college application and transcript forms . . . chance to sing the Lion’s Fight Song . . . unexcused absence . . . gym class and volleyball game . . . time to say “it’s ok!” . . . sprint to class in fear of being late . . . homework assign- ment . . . chance to try out for a musical (or the Senior Play) . . . time to give the office your ID number ... and at last . . . GRADUATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WITHOUT A DOUBT, the class of 1987 . . . — knows that when you’re cor- dially invited to Mr. O’Connor’s office, it’s not for tea. — have played the con — know how to pop the balloons — know how to take advantage of every situation — isn’t “lion” when they say they know how to roar — has left their mark (on the school, on the walls, on the bench, on the parking lot, on the desks etc. . . . ) 205 As the sun sets on our high school years, 206 207 without a doubt 208