West Roxbury High School - West Roxbury Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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W.R.H.S. 1984 Yearbook M ' « ip f P - ■ - “ , ■ spSii j ' Contents Faculty Seniors . Sports Clubs and Features Ads and Patrons Published by the Class of 1984 : • , - ' . -• ••• . . 7 15 33 59 81 West Roxbury High School 1205 V.F.W. Parkway Boston, MA 02132 1 Our Pride and Joy . . . I A . . . Westie We, the class of 1984, are proud to have been part of this great and not soon to be forgotten school. We shall remember it for its understanding and patient teachers who helped us to move forward, who aided us in expanding our wisdom. Also we will remember the calm atmosphere upheld by sincere students who came here to learn. It was a great experience we want to remember and speak of in the years to come. 3 I 4 AMMNfe 5 Headmaster’s Message to the Class of 1984 Donald Pellegrini I wish to offer my congratulations and best wishes to all of you — the class of 84 — and also assure you that your presence at W.R.H.S. will be missed next year, for you truly made our school a better place. You must, however, move on and begin to experience all that our society has to offer; unfortunately, in some cases, this may be very little. Therefore, I do ask that each one of you utilize, nurture, and take advantage of every talent and ability you possess so that your life and that of your neighbor will be fulfilled and enriched by your ef¬ forts. Take care of yourself and your family first, but do not forget to extend yourself to your fellow man. 6 Ms. B The Class of 1984 affectionately dedicates this yearbook to our dear friend and gentle but firm adviser, Mrs. Bernice Butler. FACULTY AND STAFF 7 Lawrence Aman Health Education Alicia Barrasso Data Processing Gerald Anderson English Joseph Barrett English Edward Carlevale Business John Buttner English Bernice Butler Security Emily Caulfield Special Education Deborah Anderton Jacob Aronson Special Education French Ronald Bayless Special Education Mary Boschctto Aide Portia Byard Guidance Thomas Cavanaugh Social Studies Jaunita Chapel Special Education Jane Cantino Typing 8 Earl Chisholm Business WKKKBtuSSemSmmfmm Paul Corrigan Spanish John Day Science Leonard Epstein Science Carolyn Cohen Physical Education Leslie Crutchfield Physical Education David de Bettencourt Business Mary Comer Mathematics Paul Cummings Dean of Discipline John Conley Social Studies Cordan Daly Naval Science John Donovan Claudette Dwyer Mathematics English Robert Feeney English 9 Rita Feinstein Aide Robert Gillen Naval Science Stanley Graham Security Mary Hennessey Secretary Daniel Foley Business Ronni Ginsberg Special Education Mary Hamblen Typing James Higgins Business David Glynn Assistant Head Master Roger Harris Assistant Headmaster Edward Holland Special Education John Gearin English and Yearbook John Golner Social Studies Emily Heller Art Dennis Houle Social Studies and Media 10 John Howard Vocational Education Joseph Kennedy Social Studies Kathleen Larnir Secretary Paul Lovett Social Studies Richard Izzo Science V Marie Keennedy Librarian Cheryl Lane Swimming William Maher English Eutychios Kalogerakis Bilingual Education Susan Kiss Aide Alfred Lennon Social Studies and Flexible Campus Phyllis McDonough Secretary Robert Kupka Social Studies Susan Lewis 11 Richard McDonough Mathematics Thomas McNair Physical Education Edward McKenney Vocational Education Ruth Morgan Science Katherine Moss Science Mary McLaughlin Guidance William Mickey Security Frederick Murphy Guidance Vertelle McMiller Math Anthony Milano Social Studies Katherine Murrman Special Education 12 Linda Nanos Yellow Housemaster Edward Oakes Math Paul O’Brien English Robert O’Donnell Mathematics Daniel O’Shea Horticulture James Richard Physical Education Robert Russell Mathematics James O’Keefe Data Processing John Power English Caroline Sansone Special Education Toula Orphanos Aide Barry Rabinovitch Science John Rigas Bilingual Thomas Record English Faye Rochon Business Margaret Schofield Special Education 13 Janet Schuster Reading and Newspaper Advisor Walter Stranger Agri-Business Cliften Whitehead Science Karle Siegfriedt Business f ilc ' Leo Sybertz Physical Education Doreen Waishek Social Studies Charles Wright Music Virginia Spinney Special Education Carolyn Tracy Kelly Special Education Yvonne Watson Special Education Robin Zane Special Education Edward Sprissler Agri-Business Paul Vekiarides Special Education Ellen White Special Education and Green Housemaster 14 ENIORS 15 Class of 1984 Senior Class Officers Sheila L. Wood President Valencia L. Reid Secretary Velma Keyton Vice-President Kimberly K. Perry Treasurer 16 i XT ' S ' Ramo Abouzied Verdena Agnew Tina N. Abercrombie Valarie Ahmad Audrey Allen James Allen Dennis Anderson Eric S. Bacote John B. Banks Brian M. Bennett Donna L. Barboza Jeanine Black Sonia Barrientos Donald L. Bogues Jackie L. Bartee Donna V. Bogues 17 John L. Bonfilio Latanya Bonner Joseph D. Bourget Kim Bower Lorna J. Burns Charlene D. Byrd Harold A. Caine Patricia Brummitt Luke Catarius Joseph Chahwan Dallas Chandler BettyAnn N. Charles Rhonda Cocuzzo David C. Corey Jennifer R. Cooper Preston Cooper Patricia D. Costello Leonard G. Cotton Rachel Cotton Diane J. Crawford Carolyn Culbreath Steven Daley Robin D’Amelio Sheila Daniels Elizabeth Dean RoseAnn Denham Joseph Donovan Ernest Dudley Jeffrey J. Di Stasio Lisa Donnelly Marshall Drayton Donna DiRoma John F. Dwyer Genesia Eddins Thomas Falconer Mark M. Fernandes Lazette E. Foy Renee Franklin Cheryl A. Fredrick Anita P. Freeman 21 Patrina Y. Gooding Brian Gows Renee L. Graham Kimberly Green Arnold Hagan 22 Hisham Hajazi John C. Hall Kevin G. Harrison Charlese M. Hilton Meraf S. Hintza Franklin E. Holt Gloria Houston Carla Howell Constance A. Hunt Maria A. Jackson 23 Herbert T. Johnson Antonio Jones Jacqueline Jones Darrel Johnson James Jones p ' Eva Kalaitzidis 24 Daniel J. Kelleher Maryjane Kelliher Velma Keyton Zissis Klisiaris Kathy Kolettis Donna M. Leonard Kathryn M. Leonard Shaleese R. Leonard Daniel Leroy 25 William J. Macgray Lori McLellan Sotiria Minasidis Diane E. Maloof Robin A. McClary Gloria Morris 26 Nicholas Mougdes Kim Dung Nguyen Michelle Nicholson Darrow Patton Paul F. Pavilonis Despina Nickolaides Eneyda Ortiz 27 Andrew Renrick Celia Renrick 28 Jean Salomon Jane Robert Terri D, Rogers Nigel J. Romain AnnMarie Rosselle Stephanie Sams Gilbert Santiago 29 Timothy Smith Lloyd Smith Melvin Slash Angela Seward Geraldine Shaw Tracy L. Smith 30 Wanda Smith Yvette Smith Richid Succar Christine E. Tate June L. Sullivan Kymberlyn Taylor Stephen C. Sullivan James B. Susi Bruce Thompson Patrick Tibets Kimberly A. Tipping Deborah Tooley Panagiota Totikidis Fotini Treon Harry P. Treon 31 Jackie K. Williams Thalesa W oodward Cynthia Webster Antonio Whitfield Carol A. Whittemore Richard N. Yarde Larry D. Young 32 Thelma Young Cheerleading Jennifer Smith Co-Captain Donna Nixon Captain Anita Warren Co-Captain 34 First Row: Terri Fernandes, Jennifer Smith, Maria Jackson, Melvina Thompson, Crystal Williams Second Row: Jackie Jones Darrelle Boyd, Vera Brown, Kim Taylor, Debbie Tooley, Charlene Byrd, Tina Rankin. Third Row: Stacey Kershaw, Valane Gooding. Middle: Donna Nixon. Top. Anita Warren. I Softball Front: Kim Perry, Pam Cuilbault, Janet Cappa, Rhonda Hawk, Maryann Reilly. Back: Kathy Lohan, Sonia Barientos, Cynthia Smith, Rose Jones. 36 37 Kim Perry, Kathy Lohan, Pam Cuilbault, Sonia Barientos, Alisa Croft, Mary Ann Reilly. ■ I 38 Front: Steve Kyriakidis, Lazarus Michaelidis, Chris Kourtidis, John Apazidis, Loui Kalaitzidis, Nabil Daher, James Evans Hasapis, Jack Lymberopoulos, Spyro Loukos, Steve Takoulas, Thanasios Banelos, Harry Varitimidis, Coach: Mr. Kupka. . Back: Jimmy Takoulas, Melvin Ferman, Georg € 41 Front: Mark Groves, David Williams, Bobby Wilson, Samuel MeClary, Kenneth Robinson, Scott Brothers. Rear: Mike Yaffee, William McRae, Ronald Paterson, Jeff Distachio, James Cooke, Nelson Diez, Anthony Yano, Rich Spagnolo, John Conley, Coach. 42 ■ P ! 43 Football City Champs and More . . . First Row: Marshall Drayton — Co-Captain, Eddie Brinson, Fred Ramsey, Darrow Patton, John Hall — Co-Captain, Willie Watkins, Steven Daley, Micheal McClary. Second Row: Raymond Gee, Ernest Dudley, Tony Hill, Ronald Patterson — Co-Captain, Donald Johnson, Andre Scott, Greg Thomas, Daniel Dixson, Anthony Price, Kelvin Erving, Leroy Gardener, Lloyd Smith, Martin Somers. Third Row: Coach Leo Sybertz, James Claiborne, Timothy Smith, Malcolm Gee, John Banks, David Bertucci — Co-Captain, Daniel Leroy, Arnold Hagan, Jason Carter, Anis Aude, Coach Paul Cummings, Coach John Conley. Fourth Row: Ray Harrison, Rynel Wise, Reggie Nichols, James Waller, Robert Hall, Joseph Venuti, Jerome Edwards, Rodney Corbett, Anthony Hall. 44 45 Hockey 46 City Champs! Front: Bob Olson, Bill Donovan, Barry Wilson, Richard Martini, Dan LeRoy, Steve Kelly, Bill Brissenden. Rear: Jeff DiStasio, Paul Buttner, Rick Gosse, Jim Donovan, Bill MacGray, Jim Varano, Babe Azuly, Mike Gallagher, Ton Paterson, Keith Leonard, Larry Carr, Coach Kupka. Boys Basketball Front: James Brown, James Smith, Marty Somers, Christopher Stinson, Larry Young, John Hall. Rear: Paul Stewart, Eric Bacote, Marshall Drayhon, Kimpa Barnes, David Reed, Anthony Price. 48 State Tourney — Here We Come! L—--——- 49 Girls Basketball Front: Annette Ortiz, Jackie White, Anita Warren, Kanai Hicks. Rear: Chennetha Ephraim, Pam Guilbault, Gloria Morris. Coach Joseph Kennedy, Avis Daniel, Cynthia Dixon, Tara Young, I ! 50 Girls Outdoor Track and Field City and State Champions Genesis Eddins Donna Jules Warming up ON THE WAY! Susan Galley Donna Bogues Darrelle Boyd 52 Boys Outdoor Track and Field A Great Season Anthony Brice Eric Hamlet Westie’s Boys Team Placed Second in the City Championship Lenny Cotton Bernard Wood 53 Girls Indoor Track 54 Boys Indoor Track 55 Wrestling ggggM 56 The Division II Final at the Worchester Centrum Saturday March 17, 1984 4 P.M, Talent, Discipline, Teamwork.., I Equ a I s MBjgaiiHWIHBMiHWBfB . ■ | : ' y . ‘v M.I.A.A. TOURNAMENT Scoreboard Westie Opponent Hyde Park 63 59 Foxboro 76 62 South Boston 64 60 Newton South 100 64 Marblehead 83 54 Algonquin 41 37 59 Superlatives! Most Likely to Succeed Harry Treon, Charlese Hilton Most Popular Lloyd Smith, Velma Keyton Most Friendly Betty Anne Charles, Darrow Patton Class Flirts Class Clown Anthony Hall, Michelle Cotton Most School Spirit Cynthia Webster Most Quiet Patrina Gooding Most Athletic Genesia Eddins, Marshall Drayton 60 ■ Best Dressed Class Know-It-Alls Charlese Hilton, Gilbert Santiago Tallest and Shortest — Girls Donna Bogues, Jackie Joneg Jane Robert, Timothy Smith Prettiest Eyes Class Pals — Girls Pam Guilbault, Maryann Reilly Class Pals — Guys Harry Varitimidis, Harry Treon 61 1983 Mass, Division 5 Superbowl 62 Nickerson Field December 5,1983 i I . { The West Roxbury High Raiders are the first school from the City of Boston to win a Super Bowl. They did it by shutting out the Nan¬ tucket High Whalers for the first time since 1977 before 3000 spec¬ tators at BU’s Nickerson Field. “This was a great day for us and also for our parents, our families. West Roxbury and the entire city of Boston,” said West Roxbury coach Leo Sybertz. “This is the first time I’ve seen my halfback Richard Perry get caught from behind in the backfield,” said Nantucket coach Vito Capizzo. “West Roxbury had tremendous speed. Their linebackers hurt us a lot. We were surprised at that. We really didn’t expect that much speed.” After the Westie defense stopped Nantucket on their first possession, their offense quickly drew blood. From their own 27, the Raiders took eight plays to move 73 yards for their first score. The key plays of the drive were a 34-yard pass from Drayton to split end Patton, a pass interference which put the ball on the 5 yard line and a ramble up the middle by Gardner for the score. A conversion pass from Drayton to John Hall made it 8-0. In the second half, Westie scored again when Drayton dropped a perfect pass to wide open John Hall who went into the end zone un¬ touched on a 34 yard play. The at¬ tempt at a two point conversion failed. But the Raiders led 14-0 and went on to victory. The locker room after the game was total madness with the players screaming “Leo, Leo, Leo, Leo,” for Coach Sybertz. A day to remember. ' Nantucket .. 0 65 A Thrill of Victory for Westies Girls Track Girls track team tops state meet By Darrelle Boyd Friday night, Feb. 10 West Roxbury High Girls Track Team ran the state meet. The girls went in with high hopes of winning this meet though they were favored no more than fourth. The six girls ran their hearts out placing top six to bring home five of our six possible medals and a gold medal in the 4x440 relay setting the state record in this event with a time of three minutes fifty seven seconds flat. Genesia Eddins won a gold medal in the 300 and gained another record for Westie with a time of 35:3.00. Darrelle Boyd was second in the mile run, Donna Bogues second in the 600 yard run, Charlene Byrd third in the two mile run and Donique Dean, sixth in the 100 yard run. The state winning relay was Donique Dean, Donna Bogues, Darrelle Boyd and Genesia Eddins. At the end of the meet most of the team had gone home thinking the girls placed second to Swampscott seeing how the score was so close. The girls were very much surprised to find out they had won the meet by one point for the first time they had won the indoor state Championship. In 1980 a group of girls entered West Roxbury as freshmen. They joined the track and field team just for fun, they had no idea what talent they had. The first year they ran they won the City Championship both in¬ doors and outdoors. This came as a shock to everyone, even them. This was the year of 1980-81. They also won the Falmouth Invitational Novice Division and the Lawrence Relays. In their sophomore year they lost the City Cham¬ pionships both indoors and out but came back to do something no Boston Public School has done in a very long time. They won the State Championship Class C. In 1982-83 the girls team won the indoor and out¬ door City Championships and won the Class B State Championship in the spring. They went to the Falmouth Invitational and won the open division. That year the 4x110 relay won the outdoor states and set a new record. They came back and also won the New England Championships at Boston College. The girls team was not only outstanding outdoors; they were an outstanding team indoors also. They did not win the City Championship the follow¬ ing year, 1983-84 indoors but won the indoor state championship meet. They tied for third in the state coaches relays that year and set two records, the 4x220, Charlene Byrd, Donna Bogues, Donna Jules and Genesia Eddins (1.47.9) and the 4x440; Donique Dean, Donna Bogues, Darrelle Boyd and Genesia Ed¬ dins (3.57.1). Though spring track of 1984 will not be printed in this year’s yearbook, we wish the track team luck in the spring season. We have extreme confidence in them in the state and city meets and are sure they will bring home yet another victory. OUTDOOR TEAM — Back: Assistant Coach Leslie Crutchfield, Darrelle Boyd, Sharon Bing, Rosie Gifford, Charlene Byrd, Coach Roger Harris. Front: Anne Henry, Donna Jules, Veronica Leonard, Genesia Eddins, Donna Bogues, Carman Leaston. INDOOR TEAM Back: Donna Jules, Genesia Eddins, Darrelle Boyd. Front: Coach David Glynn, Donna Bogues, Charlene Byrd, Donique Dean (not present). 66 Four Years Reigning State Champions 67 1984 Yearbook EDITORS Business Renee Graham Clubs Cynthia Webster Faculty Jeff DiStasio Eric Parson Harry Treon Features Audrey Allen Maura Fleming Kathy Fotiadis Charlese Hilton Jane Robert Seniors Betty Ann Charles Anita Freeman Connie Hunt Sports Darrelle Boyd Pam Guilbault Darrow Patton Maryann Reilly Staff Photographer Zizzis Klisiaris 68 Front: Pamela Guilbault, Mary Ann Reilly, Constance Hunt, Betty Ann Charles, Cynthia Webster, Renee Graham, Charlese Hilton, Audrey L. Allen, Darrelle Boyd. Back: Anita Freeman, Jane Robert, Mr. Gearin, Darrow Patton, Kathy Fotiadis, Harry Treon, Jeffrey DiStasio. Not Pictured: Eric Parson, Zizzis Klisiaris. 69 Red House Staff Miss Lewis, Wanda Smith, Donette Wilson, Patrick Gray. Rear: Jackie Bartee, John Hall. Green House Staff Mr. O’Donnell, Ernest Dudley, Lisa Donnelly, Renee Graham, Lori McClellan. Yellow House Staff Miss Nanos, Debra McCarty, Jennifer Cooper, Lor- na Burns, Timothy Smith. Rear: Kelvin Ervin, Marshall Drayton, Donna Leonard, Michelle Nee. 71 Library Club Front: Maryjane Kelliher, Paulette Wilson, Verdena Agnew, Melinda Ahmad, Arletha Leaston. Middle: Lisa Donnelly, Kim Ngwyer, Carla Panteleon, Kimberly Carrington, AnnMarie Roselle, Kim Foley, Diane Maloof, Christine Tate, Cathy Hussey, Mary Clifford, Sarah Baston, Debbie Leonard. Rear: Miss Kennedy, Jay Rando, Kim Bower, Karen Galenek, Lori DiMartino, Susan Galley, Brian Young, Carol Whittmore, Jeffrey Cotelliessa, Patricia Walsh, Stella Fitzpatrick, Chantale Rene, Robert DeRosa. . - Greek Club First Row: Vasiliki Kannelias, Simela Papadopoulos, Maria Karistianios, Nick Mougdes, Zissis Klisiaris, Tassa Kourtidis, Dina Stergiou, Mr. Kalogerakis. Second Row: Elizabeth Loakimidis, Melina Lalakidis, Stavroula Petroula, Dina Klisiaris, Nabil Daher, Jimmy Takoulas, Steve Kyriakidis, Steve Panos, Jimmy Loukos. Third Row: Theresa Fraifer, Amal Daher, Nichole Basile, Joanne Eliopoulos, John Antoniadis, George Hasapis, Spyro Loukos, Lazarus Michaelidis, Chris Kourtidis. Fourth Row: Steve Takoulas, Peter Sfougaristes, Eva Kalaitzidis, Kathy Kolletis, Argiro Tsitinis, Maria Tsakalis, Kathy Fotiadis, Dennis Kalaitzidis, Micheal Kourtelidis. Mr. Lennon’s Staff Front: Joanne Crichton, Tina Bakas, Donna Barboza, Zayra Castellanos, Laura Berrigan, Fred Dereany. Back: Mary Cullen, Margaret Clifford, Cheryl McNeil, Mr. Lennon, Eileen Stanislawzyk, Maureen McCouil. 73 Fund Raising Committee 1983 Front: Jane Robert, Cynthia Webster, Renee Graham. Rear: Charlese Hilton, Audrey Allen, Jennifer Cooper. Data Processing Front: Valerie Ahmad, Kim Perry, Sandra Wooten, Donette Wilson, Drina Prescod. Rear: Mrs. Barasso, Carol Whittemore, Susan Galley, Patrina Gooding, Marilyn Cruz Stephen Sullivan. I — — 1984 Blood Drive National Honor Society Front Row: Carla Panteleon, Audrey L. Allen, Charlese Hilton, Meredith McCarthy, Drina Prescod, Kathy Fotiadis, Kathy Jean-Gilles, Ms. Elliston. Back Row: Jane Robert, Harry Varitimidis, Harry Treon, Billy MacGray, Martin Somers. Chorus Front: Paul Stewart, Amenata Bolus, Desiree Samuel, Terri Lane, Michael Tsangalidis, Mr. Wright. Back: Vera Brown, Mariah Jarrett, Lorna J Burns, Rhonda Pickett, Tonya Moore, Lisa Howard, David Corey. ’ J Chess Club Front: Mr. Barrett, Resson Jean, Irving Moseley. Rear: Mohammed Haq, Leonard Amaral, Troy Hinds. 76 Media Front: Mary Jane Kelliher, Jackie White, Robin McClary, Lisa Taylor. Rear: Marsha Jackson, Marshall Drayton, Adib Lakis, Harry Varitimidis. Front: Lula Tooley, Fred Ramsey, Tony Hill, Zissis Klisiaris, Charlene Byrd. Back: Lewis Tsangalidis, James Jones, Robert Duzan, Nick Kalogerakis, Bernice Glover, John Apazidis, Nick Mougdes, Jack Lymberopoulos. Navy Junior R.O.T.C. 78 79 Newspaper Staff DECEnBER 83 - JANUARY 84 RAIDERS MAKE HISTORY: First Bowl win for BPS! Left to Right by Rows: Roseann Denham, Sherri Lewis. Donna Jules, Maryjane Kelliher, Charlese Hilton, Kim Perry. Renee Graham, Darrelle Boyd, Diane Maloof, Valerie Olevitz. Miss Schuster, Keith Andrews, Lazette Foy, Tom Ellis, Brian Young, Leonard Amaral, Alisa Croft. 80 A better education today means a better life tomorrow. Best Wishes to All the 1984 Graduates of West Roxbury High BANK OF NEW ENGLAND Member FDIC An Equal Opportunity Employer r- The Way 82 ===== We Were 1. Roseann Denham 2. Tom Ellis 3. Sandy Giammarco 4. Renee Graham 5. Sarita Hampton 6. Donna Jules 7. Adib Lakis 8. Valerie Olevitz 9. Kim Perry 10. AnnMarie Russelle 11. Mary Ann Reilly 12. Roberta Taylor 13. Kim Tipping 14. Joseph Venuti 15. Donna Barboza 16. Lorna Burns 17. Jennifer Cooper 18. Ronald Harrison 19. Charlese Hilton 20. Marsha Jackson 21. Donna Nixon 2 2. Kiki Ortiz 23. June Sullivan 24. Harry Treon 2 5. Harry Varitimidis 26. Antonio Whitfield 2 7. Charlene Byrd 28. Preston Cooper 29. David Corey 30. Lisa Donnelly 31. Renee Franklin 32. Bernice Glover 33. Valencia Reid 34. Terry Rogers 35. A1 Santiago 36. Wanda Smith 37. Cynthia Webster 38. Jackie Williams 39. Jackie Bartee 40. Darrelle Boyd 41. BettyAnn Charles 42. Gloria Houston 43. Maria Jackson 44. Carmen Leaston 45. Michelle Nicholson 46. Cheryl Register 47. Stephanie Sams 48. Tracy Smith 49. Irish Tennyson 50. Sheila Wood f 83 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Abouzeid Gerald Anderson D. M. Anderton Mr. Aronson f Alicia E. Barrasso oseph P. Barrett onald Bay less rnest Biarrio bertBillaae % ' ary Mrs. MaryJane Brummitt “Butch” Mrs Butler (Mrs. B) Mr. John Buttner is Byard A. Caine III field . aiy, U ride Joy Day-Care r. Debettencourt onovan KnTO! ■ Ms. Claudette Dwyer rt Feeney _ t _ Flexible Mr. Foley David Fuller CDR Gillen _ Ronni Ginburg John Golner Renee L. Graham Stanley Graham Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Westly Hamblen Kathleen A. Hansen Mr. Roger F. Harris Ms. Emily Heller Bill Hickey ,v Pip James Higgins Charlese M. Hilton Edward J. Holland Dennis R. Houle John H. Howard ichardo Michangelo izzo $ Kennedy marie R. Kennedy Dr. Kupka Kathleen M. Lamir Cheryl Lane and Children and Hisbb) Mr. and Mrs, Donald Leonard Mrs. M. Leonard Susan Lewis Ann Linehan Paul Lovett Mrs. Mary Lynch Mr. William Maher Edward A. McKenney Mrs. VerteHe McMiiler Anthony J, Milano Ruth Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moss Fred J. Murphy Katherine K. Murrman Linda Nat a Edward Pauli James G Mr. Da Mr.L Mr. Rabinovi Mr. J. _ Mrs. Faye M Mr. Robert R Caroline San Marguerite S m m •M K fV Janet Schuster Mr. Sigfriedt Virginia A. Spinney Mr. Sprissler Mr. Stranger Leo Sybertz V-Ball Team Team Carolyn Tracy Ms. Yvonne Watson Ellen White Mr. Whitehead rles Wr Mr. Charles Wright Robin Zane HONORED PATRONS £ � 4 Lawrence Amann Eileen O ' Shea Bonfilio Mr . and Mrs . Alfred £. Brothers Mildred and William Brown and Family Mr, and Mrs, Leo F, Carty Monica Charles Mrs, Lela M, Cooper Rev, and Mrs. George S. Corey Elisa Bonano Cruz Fieri J. DiRoma The Donnelly Family Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jr. Stavros Fotiadis Mr. John Gearin Mr. David Glynn Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Goler Arlene Hambrick Addie Hamilton Judith A. Hunt Mrs. Eara James Mr. and Mrs. E. Jules Lang Moore , Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Claude MacGray Michele Manfra | ft O ' Donnell and Mrs . John Olevitz terson Mr. Donald Pelligrini Maestro Tomas Record John E. Reid Irish D. Tennyson V 4 5 ! life ; . .Wjff, 4 Barbara Tibets Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tibets Philip Tibets Doreen Waishek Lillie Wilson : ' W.. w ■ ■ • IK Hto ' iKv IS ' 1 t I la Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 From Your Ring Man Dick Collins NEW ENGLAND SCHOLASTIC, INC. NE Best of Luck and Success to the Class of 5 84 From YOUR LOCAL BOTTLER OF COCA COLA Tel. 296-9881 BLUE HILL TEXACO Complete Automotive Repairing Road Service — Towing M. Settles 1372 Blue Hill Avenue D. Tillman Mattapan, MA 02126 Congratulations to the Best Class The Class of ’84 From HARRY TREON, ADIB LAKIS, DAVE COREY, STEVE SULLIVAN, JOE VENUTI Special thanks to Mr. Pellegrini and all of the teachers who taught us. 87 436-9033 265-4299 265-0111 HARRIS C. JOHNSON Real Estate Broker Mortgages, Rentals, Notary Public Insurance Arranged 1156 Blue Hill Ave. Dorchester, MA 02124 1 Best Wishes! THE DiSTASIO FAMILY SUPER SUB SHOP Subs and Pizza 1364A Blue Hill Ave. Mattapan, Mass. “A Meal in Every Sub” 296-9183 FAMILY AFFAIR CATERING INC. Catering for AH Occasions James Freeman President 617-442-6406 81 Hazelton Street Mattapan, Mass. 02126 88 Best Wishes to the Class of 84 and Congratulations to the Teachers Who Taught Them TREON INVESTMENTS CO. 4535 Washington St. 327-9555 Roslindale, MA 02131 327-9545 Have Equipment... Will Sell HYDE PARK SPORTING GOODS, INC. 361-4443 1269 Hyde Park Avenue Jack Brennan Cleary Square 361-3485 Hyde Park, MA 02136 Ben W. Payton, J.D. 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Love, DIMPLES , LE-LE, SHA-SHA Velma Keyton Lisa James Sheila Wood NUZZI BROTHERS’ GARAGE Full Automotive Services American and Domestic Automotive Diagnostic Computer Computer Wheel Balancing Massachusetts State Inspection Station 2631 Manager Patrick Nuzzi Road Service — Towing Full Line of Kelly Tires Batteries — Air Conditioning Petroleum Engineer Distributor Stephen Sullivan 93 MARGARET ELLEN BRIDALS 4211 Washington St. Tel. 323-6416 RosJindale, Mass. 62131 Congratulations! Class of ’84 From WEST ROXBURY-ROSLINDALE Y’S MEN ' S CLUB The Service Club of the YMCA Hours 6 AM to 5 PM George and Helen Geourntas Sun. S AM to 2 PM Proprietors HELEN ' S RESTAURANT Good Food at Reasonable Prices 1836 Centre Street West Roxbury, MA 62132 Tel. 323-9116 (Next to League Bowling) Don’t Leave Your Career to Chance The Navy’s Delayed Entry Program can guarantee you the kind of sophisticated technical training you want and need in today’s world. It also lets you wait up to one full year before reporting for duty. Take your time to graduate, travel, or even just relax. Then, if you qualify, begin your Navy adventure with train¬ ing in exciting fields like computers, electronics, or communications. You’ll learn skills that will pay off for the rest of your life. And in the Navy, you can sharpen your skills while traveling to exotic places like Athens, Barcelona, Hawaii, or Hong Kong. Find out more about the Navy’s Delayed Entry Program. Talk to your local Navy Representative. NAVY. It’s Not Just a Job, It’s an Adventure. To Westie Seniors: Best Wishes for Your Future Happiness and Success in Whatever You Choose to Do. 94 Best of Luck Class of ’84 Love , THE CRUISERS p 266-1530 PURDY-VANTING STUDIOS Official Photographers for the Class of 1984 100 Mass. Ave. Boston, MA 02115 96