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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1986 volume:

lUcst Roxbury High School 1986 Ijcarbook CONTENTS Seniors 15 F acuity 39 Sports 49 Clubs 76 Ads 96 ) Published by the 1986 Senior Class of West Roxbury High School 1205 VFW Parkway West Roxbury, MA 02132 i A Decade of 2 Westie Pride To Westie We, the class of 1986 say Thank you West Roxbi Throug To use It’s how That wi This senior class is especially prou In wi icn a een spe So to all our friends, teachers, and peers, As the class of “86” departs, We leave our laughter, love, and tears You will all remain in ou r hearts. In 1976 when Westie’s doors were opened for the starting third grade. first academic year, most of the Class of ’86 were Sheila Adams Josette Brown Denise M. Bruce Patricia Charles Micheal Davis Kim Gore Vicky Griffith Gail Hunt Dennis Kalaitzidies Vasiliki Kanellias Melina Lalakidis Marcia Ligeros Sophia Lithotomos Janice Loittle Irving Mosely Vikki-Lynn Moses Kim McElory Danielle Natale Antoinette Robinson Donna Roche Kim Vaughn Glendoria Webster Cynthia Weller Brian Young As time went on, we grew to become Westie’s tenth graduating class. The engineers and builders worked through the Parkway for its first group of Raiders. nation’s Bi-Centennial to ready the new school on the September 1976, the new West Roxbury High School is ready. Ten years have passed since Westie pride began to grow in 1976. Now as we, the class of 1986, become part of the school’s proud history, we leave with pleasant memories of our high school years, of what we’ve learned, and how we grew. Construction in progress In the classroom: Thinking + Studying + Practice + Learning = Education j Working together + being together = Friendship + Memories red house 10 blue house 11 gr een house Front: Mr. Cavanaugh. Second: Yolanda Baker, Kim McElroy. Third: James Wilson, Tyrone Gulley, John Scully, Walter Woodberry. «CAUtM(C YEAR ACTIVITY PLANNER I 12 yellow house Front: Michelle Singletary, Sherri Lewis, Mr. Bayless, Terri Lane. Back: Errol Person, Resson Jean, Vickie Griffith, Michael Rosselle. wm -m V . a i a ■ Donald Pellegrini HEADMASTER’S MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1986 In June, Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-Seven West Rox- bury High graduates reminded us that many of their fondest memories emerged out of their experiences at Roslindale High School and that Westie was only an extension of “Old Rossie.” You are the tenth class to graduate and it is evident now, that as the years passed, a new and energetic aura has evolved in and among the students at West Roxbury High School. The tradition of excellence, passed on to you by your predecessors, embodied the virtues of hard work, dedication, team work and respect. You have done much to perpetuate this legacy and you have further enhanced our reputation — “Westie” is the “School of Champions.” Webster defines a champion, as an individual who protects another person or defends a cause — one who soars above all of the competition. Such noble qualities have helped you to recognize the basic human dignity in every individual. Personal¬ ly, I feel very proud to have played a small part in nuturing this compassionate awareness. Now, as you leave us, let the champion in each of you emerge; so that you will achieve individual success and hap¬ piness. Also, never forget that a real champion defends the less fortunate, and strives unselfishly to improve the life of his neighbors. GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS!! 14 wmmAmrn Mr. John Gearin We, the members of the Class of 1986, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. John J. Gearin, teacher of English and Advisor of the Westie Yearbook during Westie’s first decade. CLASS OFFICERS Vikki-Lynn Moses President Kim McElroy Vice-President m i iW ■ar i HHH Sheila Adams Michael W. Aldred Leonard M. Amaral John Antoniadis l Yolanda M. Baker David Barnacle Aminah Bartee Stephen Bascom Sarah Baslon Sheila Beasley Anthony Berry Gregory Bing SENIORSENIORSENIORSE IORSENIORSENIORSENIOR ' 18 Roy Boone Michael Brown Lavona Bradley Denise M. Bruce Shawn L. Brothers Ray Burns Patricia M. Charles Berly Cheatum Joseph D. Clark Michael E. Clasby Toni Cameron Patricia Cappa Evens M. A. Cenafils Cherrylann Charles 5ENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR Mary B. Clifford Kelly Coleman Rebecca P. Coleman Brian Conti - - Eric Corbitt Collette Coren Malcolm D. Cowart Alisa Croft Michael Davis Maria DiGiustini Syvonne Delaney Laurie Di Martino Madeline Diaz Rochelle Dixon Nelson Diaz Patricia Downing SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR: 20 Kellie Findlay Margaret Fitzgerald Kelli A. Fleming Kimberly Foley Kenneth Gillis Gloria A. Glover Steven J. Gomez Kimberly Gore 5] MORSENIOF SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR 21 Victoria Griffith Stanley Harris Tyrone Gulley Keith Hagood Georgios Hasapie Karen Harris Anthony Holloway Sonja Hopkins Lisa Howard Gail M. Hunt SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR ENIORSENIORSFN] R! 22 Catherine Hussey Elizabeth Ioakimidis Resson Jean Berlino Jeanfelix Jovanka Jiminian Renetta L. Johnson Shirley Johnson Sharon Jones Troy Jones Jacqueline Jusino Dionis Kalaitzidis Louis Kalaitzidis Nicholas Kalogerakis Vasiliki Kanellias Nick Kofides Barbara Kelley 5ENI0 R ENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR 23 Raymond Knight Deborah A. Leonard Melina Lalakidis Jane C. Lewis Terri D. Lane Sherri L. Lewis Sophia M. Lithotomos Janice M. Little Lance Lomax Serge Manuel Margaret Leas ton Marcie Ligeros Priscilla Mattar Neta McCoy Darlene F. McDonough James McDonough SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSI NIORSENIORSENIOR: 24 Irving Mosley Craig A. Moten Sharon A. Mullaley Kim Najim i Danielle D. Natale Yolanda A. Neal Tyrone Nelson Ngoc Nguyen Anthony Norman Robert C. Olson Keith O’Malley Matthew J. O ' Malley SENIORSENIORS ENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR 25 Steven Panos Dixil Parry Lisa M. Parson Nobel Paul � ► Chantelle Paulding Cheryl Perry Stephanie Perry Byron Person I i Errol Person Cheryl Peterson 26 SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORS ENIORSENIOR Antoinette Robinson Steven J. Robinson Donna M. Roche Ruth Rodgers j J Pedro A. Rodriguez Romauld Dorval Stephen E. Roy Sherima Russell Paula Sabree Nina Sams James Santiago SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR 27 Alexis D. Scales Michael J. Schmidt Sean P. Scollins Michelle Singletary Jerome E. Singleton James Smith Richard Spagnuolo Yvonne Spencer Maria Stamos Calvin Stanton Solomon F. Thomas Theresa E. Thomas Darlene C. Thorpe Claire Tibets MaryEllen Tipping Luke L. Tooley Steve Treon Ural Trotman Tuong Truong Christine Tuohey Richard Turilli James E. Varano Dana Vaughn Kimberly Vaughn Quentin Vaughn Patricia Walsh Rhonda Watkins Glendoria Webster Cynthia A. Weller Tija D. Wesley Lisa D. White Rhonda White SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR 29 I Crystal R. Williams Derek Wilson Yolanda Wise Brian Young Ursula Williams James Wilson Walter Woodberry Delma Young 11 ■ - If -:V Dreaming the American Dream “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun.” 30 SENIORSENIORSENIOR 31 SENIOR PROFILES Sheila Adams . . . Slim Attendance Award. Favorite Saying: “Word, right right.” Ambition: To travel and work. Gregory Bing . . . Bing Favorite Saying: “Staying on the top.” Ambition: Life, gold, and people. Honor Roll, Gi Favorite Sayinj Ambition: To s iranc itncia Lhai ivorite Sayi Leonard Amaral. . . The Madman Newspaper Staff, Chess Club. Favorite Saying: “Everybody needs to deviate from the (Rush). Ambition: To be successful in my professional life. John Antoniadis Greek Club. Favorite Saying: “You are one in a million.” Ambition: neer. Elaine Atkinson Library Club. Favorite Saying: “Don’t be foo Ambition: To go to college and Greek Club, Captain of Soccer “You look marvelous. To succeed in life. , Lainie Stephanie Auclair $ . . Steph Lunchroom activity, Redhead Club. Favorite Saying: “Yes there are two paths you can long run, there’s still time to change the road you’re Ambition: To be an accountant. Yolanda Baker . . . Yo Favorite Saying: “This is 85-86 and I’m not goin’ for it. Ambition: To go into computer management. Aminah Bartee . . . Me-Me Child Care, Library Club, Youth Development. Favorite Saying: “Cause I can do that.” Ambition: Child care teacher or leadership trainer. Stephen Bascom . . . Edward Baseball in the 10th grade. Favorite Saying: “Marvelous.” Ambition: To be pro basketball or football player. o by Roy Boone Tennis. Favorite Saying: “You light up my life.” norm.” Ambition: To get into hotel management. Josette Brown . . . Josie National Honor Society Favorite Saying: “Graduates of 86, don’t let anything slow you down.” Ambition: Word Processor Denise Bruce . . . Niecy Yearbook, Senior Class Secretary, Reading Award. Favorite Saying: “Just be yourself.” Ambition: To become a good psychologist. errylann Charles . . . Shorty orite Saying: “Love you Alberto.” : To study hairstyling and work in a office. Dimpl es ;s loves Tony photography Dimple ! ed in Mike Clasby . . . Captain Caveman avorite Saying: “Spark it up.” ition: Massive keg party after graduation. Eric Maurice Corbitt Library Club, Chess Club. Favorite Saying: “I’ll be your friend if you’ll be mine. Ambition: To be a computer kid and support a family. Alisa Croft. . . Cat eyes NJROTC, Honor Society, Newspaper, Lab care. Favorite Saying: “Stop it and get away.’ Ambition: To enjoy life and succeed. Michael Davis Media Club, Office Aide, Tardy Desk, Basketball. Favorite Saying: “I’m the prince of life.” Ambition: To own a chain of nursing homes. Sarah Baston Cheerleading, Student Government, Softball, Youth Development Club, Yearbook, Perfect Attendance, Newspaper Staff. Favorite Saying: “Oh no not that.” Ambition: To be real good at whatever I do. Maria Diguistini. . . Marie Library Club. Favorite Saying: “Never judge a book by the cover.” Ambition: To finish school and succeed in life. Anthony Berry . . . Bean Basketball. — I avorite Saying: “The word is born-peace.” ambition: To own a chain of ladies’ shoe stores. Eric A. Durst Library Club, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance. Ambition: To become a psychiatrist, dentist, and be fluent in several languages. I 33 i i Frenchia Yvette Eatmon . . . Punkin Favorite Saying: “You know.” Ambition: To go to Bunker Hill College for nursing. Chennetha Ephriam . . . Twice as nice Basketball. Favorite Saying: “I am going to miss everyone and God bless all.” Dennis Evans Basketball, Honor Society. Ambition: To be a state trooper or in law enforcement. Berlino Jean Felix . . . Bee-Jay Tae-kwon do, Karate trophy. Favorite Saying: “Always to the best of your ability.” Ambition: To be successful in life. Kelli Fleming Softball MVP, Volleyball MVP, Basketball, Newspaper Staff, Library Club. Favorite Saying: “I see ya girl.” Kimberly Foley . . . Kim Library Club. Favorite Saying: “I could do anything.” Ambition: To go into my own business. Karen Galanek Data Processing, Library Club, Child Development. Favorite Saying: “I miss you Victor.” Ambition: To be a teacher. Lisandra Garcia . . . Sandy National Honor Society, Office Aide. Ambition: To pursue my career and travel. Thomas L. Gibbs . . . E.T. NJROTC. Favorite Saying: “Hi.” Ambition: To be a policeman. Kenneth Gillis Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Close-up program, Media. Favorite Saying: “Let’s go to the sub shop.” Ambition: Go to college and succeed at whatever I do. Kimberly Gore . . . Kimmi NJROTC, Senior Class Treasurer, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance. Favorite Saying: “Hey girl.” Ambition: Go to college and be a computer programmer. Barbara Gregory . . . Barb Child Development, Playschool. Favorite Saying: “Best wishes to everyone and be successful at life.” Ambition: To become a nurse. Karen R.Harris . . . Kay Favorite Saying: “I love Walter S.” Ambition: Go to college and get a good job. George Hasapis . . . Chicken neck Brian Regan and Maria DiGiustim SENIOR Most Likely to Succeed Quietest Best Dressed Class Clowns 34 SUPERLATIVES BesI Looking Greek Club, Soccer. Favorite Saying: “Being stupid is the ultimate enjoyment.” Ambition: To be a mechanic. Anthony Hill. . . Tony Honor Society, Captain of Football Team, and Track Team MVP, Outdoor Track, Coaches’ Award, Indoor Track. Favorite Saying: “The time has come.” Ambition: To retire at forty and be wealthy. Anthony R. Holloway . . . Grambo Favorite Saying: “Because you’re not hard.” Ambition: To have a fortune and have whatever I want. Lisa L. Howard . . . Lee-Lee Favorite Saying: “Shut up.” Ambition: Go to college and be the best I can be. Gail Hunt Samuel Gross Davis Award, and Reading Language Arts Award. Favorite Saying: “Better late than never.” Ambition: To have a career in creative writing and speech. Catherine Hussey . . . Tipsy Library Club, Junior Prom. Favorite Saying: “Better late than never.” Ambition: To go to college. Elizabeth Ioakimidis . . . Liz Greek Club, Honor Society, Library Club. Favorite Song: “Everybody’s got a hungry heart.” Ambition: To be everything to someone and something to everyone. Jovanka Jiminian ... Jo Newspaper, Media, Samuel Gross Davis Award. Favorite Saying: “Don’t stop believing.” Ambition: To be a journalist. Tanya Jones . . . Tony Favorite Saying: “Tanya loves Todd Bullard.” Ambition: To become a chef. Troy Jones . . . Chicken neck Chess Club, Wrestling, Newspaper. Favorite Saying: “What’s up c-neck.” Ambition: To become a pro drummer. Jacqueline Jusino . . . Jack Favorite Song: “Cherish the love.” Ambition: To become a math teacher. Dennis Kalaitzidis National Honor Society, Greek Club, Soccer Team, Chess Club, Media Club. Favorite Saying: “Computerologist.” Ambition: To make a fortune and retire in style. Nicholas E. Kalogerakis ... Nick Greek Club 82-86, Soccer 82-86, Media 83-86. Favorite Saying: “Can’t even swing it.” Ambition: To go where my father isn’t a teacher. 35 r ♦ Vasiliki Kannellias . . . Vicky Greek Club, Library Club, Honor Society. Ambition: To be a psychologist. Raymond Knight. . . Pimp Ambition: To make the megabucks. Kevin Labitue . . . Fresh kid Ambition: To go to college. Melina Lalakidis Library Club, Greek Club, Honor Society, Yearbook. Ambition: To become an Archaeologist Terri Lane . . . Little lady Certificate in Attendance, Office Aide, Merit Award. Favorite Saying: “To my favorite nieces and nephews Shyann, Monikia, and Craig.” Ambition: To become a manager someday. Margaret A. Leaston . . . Angel Favorite Saying: “Westie’s all right.” Deborah Leonard . . . Debby Volleyball, Swim Team, Softball, Newspaper, Library. Favorite Saying: “I’m offended, oh no not that.” Ambition: To become a Hygienist. Sherri Lewis . . . Lambchop Newspaper Staff. Favorite Saying: “I can’t wait until this year is over.” Ambition: To get out of Westie and be someone special. Marcia Ligeros Library Club, Greek Club, Perfect Attendance Awards, Yearbook. Ambition: To become a decorator. Sopia Lithotomos . . . Soph Attendance Award. Favorite Saying: “Is the teacher in today?” Ambition: Go into computer engineering. Janice Little . . . Flirt Office Aide, Attendance Award. Favorite Saying: “From my brother Kevin, get serious in your junior and senior year.” Ambition: To become a successful business manager. Lance Lomax . . . Lance romance Favorite Saying: “What’s up.” Ambition: To be a veterinarian. Serge Manuel. . . S.M. Ice Basketball, Chess Club, Media. Ambition: To become a computer operator. Kim McElroy . . . Kim-Kim Vice President, Cheerleader 83-84, Office Aide, Child Development, and Media. Favorite Saying: “Good luck to everyone in the class of 86, I will miss you all.” Class know-it-all SENIOR Most Studious Prettiest Smile Prettiest Eyes 36 Ambition: To become a hairstylist. SUPERLATIVES Most Athletic Kim McLean . . . Kimmery Yearbook. Favorite Saying: “If at first you don’t succeed try again.” Daymond Jerome Merricks . . . MCD Favorite Saying: “If I didn’t have you before, why do you think I need you now.” Ambition: To become a law enforcement official. Vikki-Lynn H. Moses . . . Vik Senior Class Pres., Honor Society, Yearbook, Junior and Senior Proms, Newspaper, Library Club, Honor Roll, Merit Achievement Award. Favorite Saying: “You’ll never know if you don’t try.” Ambition: To be the best at whatever I choose to do. Irving Mosley . . . Irv Yearbook, Vikki’s campaign. Favorite Saying: “I’d rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints.” Ambition: To be an industrial engineer. Sharon A. Mullaley Newspaper Staff, Data Processing Staff, Suffolk University Book Award. Favorite Saying: “School is a building with four walls with tomorrow inside.” Ambition: To go into retail business. Danielle Natale . . . Nell National Honor Society. Favorite Saying: “It’s a great life if you don’t weaken.” Ambition: To become a doctor and be happy, healthy, and successful. Yolanda Neal. . . Yogi Volleyball, Softball. Favorite Saying: “Cherish the life God gives you, no matter what your problems may be.” Ambition: To be a physical therapist. Tyrone Nelson . . . Typhoon Football, Baseball. Ambition: To go to college and study law. Paul Noble Soccer, Tennis. Ambition: Computer science. Steve Panos . . . Mchale Greek Club. Favorite Saying: “G.T.O. and cutlas.” Ambition: To be an auto mechanic. Lisa Parson Office Aide. Ambition: To be very successful in life. V Chantelle Paulding . . . Tilly Library Club, Cheerleader, Track, Softball. Favorite Saying: “I’ll let you tell it.” 37 I Cheryl Perry Favorite Saying: “I can’t wait until June.” Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do. Kimberly Vaughn . . . Kim Student Government, Office Aide. Ambition: To be an accountant. Errol C. Person . . . Izz Track, Football, Perfect Attendance. Ambition: To be an engineer and be successful. Cheryl Peterson . . . Punk NJROTC. Favorite Saying: “This bud’s for you sees ya.” Ambition: To graduate. Quentin Vaughn . . . Skyy Office Aide. Favorite Saying: “Chilling with the crew. Ambition: To become a lawyer. Patricia Walsh . . . Trica Library Club. Ambition: Equesterian studies. Stravroula Petroula . . . Teta Greek Club, Library Club, National Honor Society. Favorite Song: “We are the world.” Ambition: To be a doctor. Glendoria Webster . . . Glenny Awards in English, language, math. Favorite Saying: “What you talking about?” Ambition: Go to college and be successful. Aura Josefina Reyes . . . Fifi Newspaper, Perfect Attendance, Honor Roll. Favorite Saying: “Viva la Republica Dominicana. Ambition: To be a surgeon. Antoinette Robinson . . . Toni Office-Aide, Metropathways, Newspaper Development, Student Council, Close-up program. Favorite Saying: “Because I am a senior I can do this.” Ambition: Go to college and be a psychologist, and make money and travel. Donna M. Roche . . . Dogga Cheerleading, Softball, Basketball, Newspaper, Yearbook, Office Aide, Youth Development. Favorite Song: “Make This a Night to Remember.” Ambition: To be a child psychologist. Favorite Saying: Ambition: To be Diane Michelle Radden Metropathways. Favorite Saying: “Do Ambition: To become a Chantale Rene . . . Chatoue Library Club, Honor Society. Ambition: To be an economist. Attendance, Yearbook, Media, Cynthia Alyce Weller . . . Goldielocks Swimming Team, Library Club, ROTC. Favorite Saying: “Your emotions determine your future.” Mary Ellen Tipping . . . Mary Naval Science. Favorite Saying: “Work is not worth doing unless you can have so¬ meone do it for you.” Ambition: To be an interior decorator. Christine Tuohey . . . Ducky Lunchroom Activity, Basketball. Favorite Saying: “You want a note I’ll write it myself, I’m 18.” Ambition: To be an actress or an police officer. 38 Facuity and Staff... a decade of dedication 39 Jacob Aronson Language Joseph Atkinson Substitute Gerald Anderson English Deborah Anderton Special Education Alicia Barrasso Data Processing Joseph Barrett English Ronald Bayless Yellow House Master Robert Belt Guidance Cecilia Best Aide Robert Billage Science Mary Boschetto Aide Mary Bower Soecial Education John Brennan Business Marianna Burke School Psychologist John Buttner Portia Byard Social Studies Guidance 40 t Edward Carlevale Business Earl Chisholm Business Diane Corgain-Hurt Nurse Paul Cummings Dean of Discipline Emilie Caufield Snecial Education Carolyn Cohen Physical Education Paul Corrigan Language Quentin Dawkins Science Thomas Cavanaugh Green House Master Mary Comer Mathematics James Cronin School Police John Day Science John Conley Social Studies Juanita Chappel Special Education Leslie Crutchfield Physical Education 41 David de Bettencourt Business Cassie Elliston English Jane Farrell Special Education Rita Feinstein Aide Grace Diggs Special Education John Donovan Mathematics September, 1979. West Roxbury High ' s second headmaster and staff. Mrs. Catherine Ridge, Secretary; Mr. Thomas Nall, Assistant-Headmaster; Mr. Donald Pellegrini, Headmaster; and Mrs. Phyllis McDonough, Secretary. Claudette Dwyer English and Yearbook Leonard Epstein Science Robert Feeney English John Gearin English and Yearbook 42 Robert Gillen Naval Science David Glynn Assistant Headmaster John Golner Social Studies William Goode Soecial Education Roger Harris Assistant Headmaster James Higgins Business Walter Hilliard Substitute Edward Holland Special Education Gregory Hettwer Special Education Dennis Houle Social Studies and Media i 43 k« i Mary Kaplan Special Education Joseph Kennedy Social Studies Madelyn Kosson Aide • ' --.. ' . ; jl Susan Kiss Aide A1 Lennon Flexible Campus Robert Kupka Social Studies Susan Lewis Red House Master Kathleen Lamir Secretary William Maher English Cheryl Lane Swimming Paul Makerwicz Job Counsellor i 44 Janet Manning Special Education Karen McArthur Earth Science Edward McKenney Vocational Education Vertelle McMiller Mathematics Richard McDonough Mathematics Thomas McNair Physical Education Donna McShane English V k Richard Murphy Katherine Murman Linda Nanos Edward Oakes Computer Science Special Education Language and Senior Mathematics Class Adviser 7 45 Paul O’Brien English Rosalie Packard Business John Rice Substitute Robert O’Donnell Mathematics James O’Keefe Data Processing Susan Patterson Home Economics John Power English John Rigas Bilingual Education Robert Russell William Russell Caroline Sansone Mathematics Naval Science Special Education Jean O’Leary Reading and Newspaper Diane Radigan Animal Science James Roddy Special Education Karle Siegfriedt Business 46 Eleanor Skehan Aide Edward Sprissler Career Education Patricia Thaxton Home Economics Ellen White Blue House Master Bernice Butler Skinner School Police Walter Stranger Agri-Business Doryce Smith Special Education Leo Sybertz Physical Education mmm Virginia Spinney Special Education Edward Talbot Swimming Sharlee VanHom Special Education Flora Vekiarides Aide Patricia Walsh Attendance Monitor Clifton Whitehead Science Charles Wright Music 47 ' If ' I r ft 1 Do you Remember . . .? Lawrence Aman Janette Bowen Jane Cantino William Coffey Garrett Crowley Gordon Daley Ann Doran Ronni Ginsberg Cheryl Holmes Richard Izzo Murphy Lewis Elaine Lombardi Paul Lovett Toula Orphanos Daniel O’Shea Stephen Paciflco Margaret Schofield Janet Schuster Derrick Sudeall Caesar Tarallo Carolyn Tracy Barry Rabinovitch James Richard Faye Rochon Paul Vekiarides Joseph Venuti Dominic Vozella Doreen Waishek Thomas Wall Robin Zane I 48 SPORTS ••••A DECADE OF CHAMPIONS 49 r 1 l 1 BAiEBALL 50 City Champs Again Aldred singles to center. Baseball The Raiders have qualified for the post season state champion playoffs for the past two seasons and have done extremely well as the city of Boston representatives. Returning veterans to watch this year are: Nelson Diaz (.475) a tough man at shortstop, Manny Arruda (.473) who patrolled the outfield along with Ken Gillis (.447) and Michael Aldred (.300). Strong infielders also return¬ ing are Joe Arruda at 3rd base and Richie Spagnuolo at 2nd base. The Raiders are a very strong and determined ball team. They should do well in their coming season. Diaz steals another one. 51 SOFTBALL Front: Debbie Delaney, Monique Bourguet, Anita Warren, Mary Cullen, Trina Townshend, Kathy Lohen, Rose Jones. Middle: Coach Crutchfield, Sophie Spann, Donique Dean, Kathleen Moriarty, Noka Santiago, Donna Conway, Michelle Kane, Coach Sprissler. Back: Kelli Fleming, Yolanda Neal, Rula Dagher, Angela Webb, Donna Bakas. Not Present: Donna Roche, Debby Leonard, Donna Costello. 52 Westie’s softball team is made up of about 35 Players between both Varsity and junior varsity. The players are ag¬ gressive, hard working, and dedicated to the game. Westie is fortunate to have one of the most talented players in the state, out¬ fielder Kelli Fleming. She led the league in hitting by hitting over 700 most of the season. Also returning players are Donna Bakas, shortstop, Donna Conway, 3rd base, Sophie Spann, catcher, and Yolan¬ da Neal, right field. Sophie Spann pitching it in. Donna Bakas waiting for the pitch. Kelli Fleming on the go. The 1985 Spring Track team was a highly motivated group that suffered from lack of numbers. It was a rebuilding year for the raiders and the raiderettes, but outstanding performances by Mike McClary, Tony Hill, Errol Person, Resson Jean, Joe Hart, Chantelle Albert, and Donique Dean made it possible to compete with schools with much larger teams. mi Chantelle Albert wins OUTDOOR TRACK Donique Dean Joseph Hart i ■■■■■ ■■ ■— J — I 54 i Back: Coach Harris, Firmin Chariot, Resson Jean, Chantelle Albert, Errol Person, Donique Dean, Mike McClary. Front: Melvin Parker, Tony Hill. Greg Thomas. Anthony Brice. Not Present: Joseph Hart. mm I 55 M Hi FOOTBALL Westie offense on the move The 1985 West Roxbury Football Team was a young, inex¬ perienced group who were plagued by numerous untimely in¬ juries. Despite these handicaps, they always performed to the best of their ability, gained the respect of their opponents, and made us all proud. Tough defense — Westie style 56 Front: Coach Leo Sybertz, Resson Jean, Joseph Hart, Manny Arruda, Steve Gomez, Michael Aldred, Tony Hill, Errol Person, David Valle, Sean Collins, Michael Brown, James Hawkins, Coach John Conley. Second Row: Coach Atkinson, Cedric Hatten, Matt Leaman, Chris Corriveau, Fred Coleman, John Porteneur, Lorenzo Thompson, Francis Garcia, Rodney Corbitt, Dennis Wornum, Jerome Hall, David Spillane, William Norton, Sal Shanks, Coach Paul Cummings. Third Row: Eli Chawan, Fred Rice, Darryl Simmons, Peter Hill, Darrell Frett, Scott Murphy, Patrice O’Neal, Cassell Kelley, Louis Smith, Emmanuel Rene, Michael McClary, Zack Hart. H t;i SOCCER Front: Nobel Paul, Ronald Durocher, Evans Cenafils, John Apazidis, Rolando Espinal, Jimmy Takoulas, Ike Varatimidis. Back: Dennis Kalaitzidis, Romuald Dorval, Nick Kalogerakis, Louis Kalaitzidis, Emmanuel Rene, Tasos Mangidis, George Hasapis, Mike Panos, John Antoniadis, Coach Kupka. I 58 ; I-.. -’ � -C inicR playing physical deiense Louis toying with opponent Fall of 1985 was a rebuilding year for Westie’s soccer team, which lost 4 games by one goal; and ended the season with a record of 6 wins, 6 losses, and 2 ties. 59 This season our team improved by honoring our skills. Our record also showed an up turn. 7 wins, 5 losses. Our victories reflected a team effort developed around our strengths. Yogi gave us solid defense. Donna Conway, Georgia Thoidis, Ruthie Rogers and Donna Bakas sparked the offense. M I p t V I VOLLEYBALL Kelli Fleming serves. Ruth hits it back. Debby with the return 60 Yogi waiting for the hit. Debby and Kelli Front: Debby Leonard, Yolanda Neal, Ruth Rodgers, Kelli Fleming. Back: Larry Varitimis, Donna Conway, Sophie Spann, Angie Webb, Donna Bakas, Georgia Thoidis, Michelle Denham. d 61 The 1985-1986 Boys’ Basketball team went all the way to the Quarter Finals in the State Tournament, and finished fourth in the City League, James Smith scored 48 points in two games and won the award for high scorer in the city, Calvin Stanton made 25 rebounds in one game and Shawn Brothers had more than 10 assists. Westie tied the record for most points in Eastern Mass, in the 110- 102 victory over Brighton. Shawn blows by defenders BOYS BASKETBALL Back: Loui Kalogrou, Bernard Roberts, Greg Jackson. Second Row: Nobel Paul, Dennis Evans, Resson Jean, David Foy, Fred Coleman. Front: Berly Cheatum, Marco Cenafils, Calvin Stanton, James Smith (co-capt.) Serge Manuel (co-capt.), Shawn Brothers. 63 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front: Asst. Coach McArthur, Teresa Foley, Angela Webb, Shana Hicks, Kelli Fleming, Kim Huggins. Back: Donna Bakas, Martine Bastien, Coretta Curry, Nancy Kershaw, Coach Kennedy. 64 Coretta under pessure. Angelea taking jump-shot. The girls 85-86 campaign ended with a 4 and 11 slate. Many girls showed great improvement. Coretta Curry made the City AllStar Team. Shana Hicks continued to develop her skills Angela Webb had several good games. Marsha Porter gained valuable experience. Kelli Fleming had many fine moments. Teresa Foley has unlimited potential as does Martine Bastiem. Donna Bakas and Sophia Spann made contributions to our success. 65 SWIMMING I 66 Sitting: John Gibson, Vincent Pina, Bill Norton, Maria Stamos, Joseph Twomey. On Board: David Bartolotto, Rolando Espinal, Michelle Denham, Carlos Vasquez, Kathy Moriarty, Stavroula Petroula, Coaches Cheryl Lane and Jean O’Leary. i i 67 HOCKEY Clark winning another face-off. Going for it all. I 68 Front: David Valle, Rick Goss, Bobby Olson, ' Mike Panos, Rich Martini, Paul Buttner, Jimmy Donovan, Tom McWhirk. Back: Coach Kupka, Paul Schifone, John Sculley, Kevin Dane, Larry Buttner, Chris Kelley, Joe Clark, Eddie Long, Steven Kelly, Mike Grapy, John Melson, Jim Collins, Asst. Coach Harrington. Kelly on a breakaway. 1985-86 was a rebuilding year for Westie’s hockey team, which lost six games by one goal and ended the season with a record of 4 wins, 12 losses, and 2 ties. Wayne around the net, 69 The girls’ track team finished the season with a record of 6-1. They made a strong showing in the State Meet. Doni- que Dean in the 600, Chantelle Albert in the 50, Antoinette Dixon in the 300, Vivene Dixon in the 600, Arletha Dixon in shot-out and hurdles, and Adina Spriggs in shot-put, and Angela Hamilton in the mile were excellent. The boys’ track team, led by Co-Captains Anthony Hill and Errol Person went on to the finals of the State Meet. Westie leads INDOOR TRACK Lorenzo carries the baton. Girls’ relay 70 «� XVv MMT ' iGKaS Shot put leader Anthony Hill Out in front Front: Wilbert Townsend, Peter Hill, Michael McClary, Anthony Hill, Errol Person, Lorenzo Thompson, Rodney Corbitt, Dennis Wornum. Back: Daryl Simmons, Angela Hampton, Annette Calloway, June Thorpe, Arletha Leaston, Adina Spriggs, Antoinette Benjamin, Chantell Albert. 71 Westie Cheerleaders want you! CHEERLEADERS Front: Edele Adrian, Arletha Leaston, Sandra Ensley, Edie Gomez. Front: Elele Adrien, Arletha Leaston, Sandra Ensley. Second Row: Annette Calloway, Sharon Ormsby, Cheryl Owens, Donna Roche, Donique Dean, Antoinette Benjamin, Lisa Chalmers. Third Row: Sarah Baston. Top: Belinda Wright. Not Present: Kathleen Moriarty, Shirley Reade, Angela Perry, AnneMarie Guilbault. 73 PORTS HI ' H OF TH1 That Was a Very Good Year Raiders Remember 1979-1980 Girls’ Swimming, a record of 8-2 Wrestling Team represented at State Meet 1980-1981 Boys’ Indoor Track, record of 6-1 Boys’ Swimming, record of 9-1 1981-1982 Boys’ Outdoor Track, New England Relay Champs Best season for Girls’ Basketball Team 1982-1983 Girls’ Indoor and Outdoor Track Teams won City Championships and the Class B State Championship -1985 Baseball team won City Championship in both 1984 and 1985. I ' ll! Two Top Athletes Class of Tony Hill and Kelli Fleming viewing the West Roxbury High School Trophy Case as they discuss the glories of the past decade of Westie Champions. GHTS D iCADE from the 1986 Best Season in the Raiders Ten Year History 1983-1984 CHAMPIONSHIP Super Bowl, Division V Champs. Division II, State Basketball Champions. City Champions in Hockey Girls’ Track, State Champs Baseball, City Champions COACH Mr. Sybertz Mr. Power Mr. Kupka Mr. Harris Mr. Conley CITY CHAMPS, STATE CHAMPS, NEW ENGLAND CHAMPS 4x110 Relay Team Veronica Leonard, Donna Jules, Genesia Eddins, Donna Bogues (1983) Y earbook First Row: Brian Young, Roy Boone, Mr. Gearin, Ms. Dwyer, Donna Roche, Sarah Baston. Second Row: Denise Bruce, Vikki-Lynn Moses, Melina Lalakidis, Gail Hunt, Theresa Poindexter, Patricia Charles, Marcia Ligeros, Irving Mosley. Working on page design Organizing data Business Editor Melina meets a deadline. Tops in ad sales (front to back) Theresa Poindexter, Melina Lalakidis, Vikki-Lynn Moses, Marcia Ligeros. t--—„ — Sports Editor Donna plans a layout. Yearbook Staff Editors Business Faculty Cover Sports Seniors Features Activities Staff Sarah Baston Roy Boone Patricia Charles Kim McLean Vikki-Lynn Moses Brian Young Faculty Advisors John Gearin Claudette Dwyer Melina LaLakidis Gail Hunt Marcia Ligeros Marcia Ligeros Donna Roche Vikki-Lynn Moses Denise Bruce Irving Mosely i i 77 N.J.R.O.T.C. Front: Donna Costello. Second Row: Laura Archambault, Donique Dean, Angela Dozier, Sharon Amaglia, Jennifer Browne. Last: Theresa Mack, Micheal Benjamin, Micheal Moore, Dexter Gibbs, Jason Leake, Lamont Davis. Front: Alisa Croft, Anthony White, Michelle Archambault. Last: Gordon Auchterlonie, Micheal Wish, John Leonard, Paul Carroll, Sean Byrne. Bunker Hill Day Parade, June, 1985. Aboard U.S.S. Constitution (Old Ironsides) Secretary of the Navy, John motion Certificates to Chief Petty Officers Sharon Cimaglia and John Gillen looks on. Leahman, presents Pro- Leonard as Commander Cadets firing weapons during an at-sea field trip. I t ■ 79 Library Club First Row: Aminah Bartee, Michele Ligeros, Cathy Hussey, Brian Patten, Trish Walsh, Brian Young. Second Row: Jeffrey Rogers, Christine Treon, Chantelle Paulding, Robert De Rosa, Susan Renrich, Marcia Ligeros, Maria Stamos, John Gibson, Rula Dagher, Eric Corbitt, Ms. Kennedy. Third Row: Paul Dockett, Leslie Roane, Billy Tsolias, Claire Tibets, Kim Foley, Melina Lalakidis, Stavroula Petroulas, Vasiliki Kanellias, Sharon Cimaglia, Laura Archmbault, with drawn, Tim Sorrell. Members of the Library Club help with the operation of the library by shelving books, working at the circulation desk, and collecting overdue materials. Members enjoy a variety of enriching field trips during the year. In May the year’s activities culminate with an evening Awards Dinner where, in the presence of their families and teachers, club members receive trophies for their hours of library service. Chris shelving books. 80 Annual International Christmas Festival 81 The West Roxbury High School Chapter of the National Honor Society was re-chartered this year. There are thirty-eight members from the junior and senior classes selected for their leadership, scholarship, and community service. The candle-lighting ceremony. Front Row: Yolanda Mitchell, Stravroula Petroula, Evens Cenafils, Danielle Natale — Pres., Vasiliki Kannelias — V.P., Melina Lalakidis — Sec., Josette Brown — Treas., Serge Manuel, Marcia Ligeros, Kim Grove. Second Row: Mrs. Comer, Aura Reyes, Len Amaral, Joseph Hart, Dennis Kalaitzielis, Dennis Evans, Tuong Troung, Roman Borukhov, Richard Isaac, Ngoc Nguyen, Denise Perrington, Madeline Diaz, Mrs. Moss. Last Row: Patricia Charles, Patricia Walsh, Donna Bakas, Toni Cameron, Vikki-Lynn Moses, Lisandra Garcia, Georgia Thoridis, Maria Bombas, Ngoc Lan Nguyen, Margaret Basile, Anthony Hill. December 18, 1985. W.R.H.S. National Honor Society members visit Rosie’s Place, a shelter for homeless women, to clean and decorate for the Christmas season ! ' jjfti iC ' A ►oV • % , 31 a fiDP ■ 1 - ' 9 JfPf ‘ j Induction of new members. Spring 1985. 83 Media First Row: Theresa Poindexter, Kim McElroy, Denise Bruce, Patricia Walsh, Steven Panos. Second Row: Roy Boone, Yolanda Wise, Errol Person, Anthony Hill, Romuald Dorval, Serge Manuel. Third Row: Sean Scollins, Ruth Rodgers, Raymond Knight, Micheal Davis, Dennis Kalaitzidis. The Media Program is a special permis¬ sion course for students in grades 10 to 12, funded by the Mass. General Laws, Chapter 636. Students learn the basics of photography including 35 mm. camera theory, film developing, darkroom enlarging and printing, drymounting, videotaping and motion picture filming, editing and splicing. Toni Cameron putting a project together. Anthony Daoulabani First Row: Micheal Davis, Lazarus Michaelidis, Kim M cElroy, Denise Bruce, Serge Manuel. Second Row: Ronald Durocher, Nick Kalogerakis, Theresa Poindexter, Anthony Hill, Errol Person. Third Row: James Takoulas, Romuald Dorval, James Fitzgerald, John Apazidis. 85 i 4 .. .......... ........ ... ... .. . - ,, t . ... .. . Chorus First Row: Joseph Hart, Benjamin Davis, Tyrone Lawson, Tyrone Sims, Dwayne Veale, Charles Singleton, Antonio Farris, Richard Wish, Mr. Wright. Second Row: Tammy Reade, Vanessa Holloway, Tawana Hedrick, Maxine Beasley, Tracy Turner, Annette Holloway, Tanya Jones. Third Row : Charlene Brown, Shirley Reade, Dana Legree, Bernice Long, Monica Cawley, Christina Zelidis. Through the years the chorale has been featured as guest choir at the State House at the request of the Governor’s office and was presented a citation in 1984 for continous services in this capacity. The chorale specializes in classical, jazz, popular and religious vocal music. 86 mmm Greek Club Ay i@PG |wji ,V- t v mm � : 0 Be- 1 B Jr ■ ' MV ISfc «S j First Row: Stavroula Petroula, John Apazidis, Nick Kalogerakis, Demos Loukos, Irene Sakalis, Melina Lalakidis. Second Row: Mr. Kalogera ' jcis, Maria Hasapis, Madeline Fraifer, Mar¬ cia Ligeros, Lazarus Michealidis, John Fraifer, Dennis Kalaitzidis, James Takoulas. Third Row: Michele Ligeros, John Antoniadis, Toula Glaropoulas, Maria Bombas, Vasiliki Kanellias, Georgia Manoloulis, Demos Ignatidis, Larry Varitimidis, Helen Souri, Zachary Boutalis. The Greek Club is an organization of students working to explore American culture and to learn more about their own culture and background. They learn poems, dances and Greek history. Each year on March 25th the Greek Club members put on a show for their relatives and friends in commemoration of Greek Independence Day. � ! ( � r The Raider Review The Raider Review is the student newspaper of West Roxbury High School and features writing, art, and photography by Westie students. It succeeds the former paper, Westie Pride, continuing its fine tradi¬ tion of good news writing, editorials, puzzles, letters, poetry, and features, benefiting the school as a whole as well as student contributors. Ruth Rogers consults with Miss O’Leary. John Snow drawing ?M ' t : W STUDY JOURNALISM IN NLW YORK ! MUUT JUURPlMLijm Wayne Denham checks copy. First Row: Mehul Desoi, Eric Valle, Miss O’Leary, Vikki-Lynn Moses. Second Row: Alisa Croft, David Valle, Mike McClary, Nancy Gallagher. Third Row: Mark Anastasi, John Snow, Hanif Ahmed, Wayne Denham, George Miller, Jovanka Jiminian, Sarah Baston, Donna Roche, Debby Leonard, Donna Bakas. Not Present: Steve Anastasi. 88 Flexible Campus and Staff The Flexible Campus program is run by Mr. A1 Lennon. It is a career-oriented part of the curriculum which offers a variety of off-campus programs such as Metropathways mini courses, Vocational Courses, Work Study, and Another Course to College. Seated: Mr. Lennon. Standing: Kelley Coleman, Peter Mertali, Rhonda Watkins. mit Another Course to College Westie’s 1986 Graduates of A.C.C. A.C.C. is an academic college prep program in a small school environment for students in grades eleven and twelve. The program is located in the Peter Faneuil School in Boston. Syvonne DeLaney, Theresa Dukeshine, Nina Samms 89 Data Processing Front Row: Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Barrasso, Lisa Parson, Marsha Porter, Theresa Poindexter, Kathleen Teehan. Back Row: Mr. O’keefe, Sharon Mullaley, Ruth Rodgers, Janice Little, Roy Boone. Assistant Headmaster and Staff Front Row: Greg Bing, Mr. Harris. Back Row: Derek Wilson, Lorel Hayle, Ann Marie Guilbault, Sarah Baston, Kim McElroy. Child Development Program mmmm Members of the Child Development Program have class one day a week, in which they learn the principles of growth and development of pre-school children. Four days a week the class operates a play school for the children, ages 2 V 2 to 5 years of age. Kim McElroy, Patricia Chaney, Cheryl Ann Charles, Dana Vaughan, Darlene Thorpe with instructors Mrs. Best and Mrs. Patterson and some of the children they teach and learn from in the Child Development Program. 91 Lavona Bradley 1 Collette Coren Vadilila Kanellias Melina Lalakidis Marsha Ligeros 92 V. Danielle Natale Shawn Scollins ( utedt Janice Little Dixil Parry Donna Roche Darlene Thorpe “BaL 3, 1 ace Kim McElroy Lisa Parson Sherima Russell Crystal Williams Irving Mosely Stravoula Petroula Paula Sabree Glendoria Webster Brian Young Vikki-Lynn Moses Larry Phillips James Santiago Cynthia Weller 93 Ba®a©53 mmmm ■HBBI , ■ .. - ;,s . -. •:;:.■ ' ■■■■•■: . ■ ' • „ v • ■ •-. 1 ■;• ■■ ' ■ • .. J ' ■ ■ ' ‘ V- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Amaral Dr. Deborah M. Anderton Samuel and Patricia Atkinson Hazel Bartee Ronald Bayless Mr. and Mrs. Micheal J. Bethoney Mr. and Mrs. John H. Brennan John F. Buttner Dr. and Mrs. William Byard Chizzy __ M Paul Cummings a _ H ___ H| | Claudette Dwyer Daniel P. Foley John J. Gearin Commander R. L. Gillen The Family of Ken Gillis David Glynn Stanley E. Graham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grattan Mr. Roger (Kevvy) Harris Mr. and Mrs. P. Hicks and Family Charlie Johnson Daniel M. Jordan Doctor Kupka Susan Lewis Kyle Lomax Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McKenney Anthony J. Milano Ruth Morgan Mr. and Mrs. John D. O’Bryant James O’keefe Verna V. Parry Don Pellegrini Annie Poindexter Francis and Janet Regan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Resha Jr Carol Roy Robert J. Russell Mr. Nate Sanders Ms. Caroline Sansone Mr. and Mrs. George P. Scollins Jr. Virignia A. Spinney Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Sprissler Melvin A. Steele Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Thaxton IV and son Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tibets Stellos Tsolakakis The Family of Christine Tuohey Mr. and Mrs. Weller Mrs. White Clifton Whitehead Wood Bind Club J. Charles Wright ' ' V V . Administrative Assistant — D.P. Wilfred L. Alexander Gerald Anderson Edward Arnold The Arnold Family B. Flexible John Baharora David Barros Robert Belt Mr. Robert L. Billage Mary E. Boschetto Mary Ellen Bower “Butch” Mr. Carlevale Joanne and Micheal Carr The Metro Staff and Challenge Juanita Chappell Eleazar (Eli) Chavez Carolyn A. Cohen Thomas Colageo Mary Comer ' Mr. John P. Conley Edwin Cordova Sgt. John Cronin Crutchy Judith Cummins John Day Mr. D. Debettencourt Marcus 0. P. DeFlorimonte III Ms. Grace V. Diggs John Donovan Anthony and Susan Downing Patricia Downing L. Epstein Jane Farrell Robert A. Feeney Mrs. Mary J. Foley David J. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fuller John R. Golner William E. Goode Good Luck Agri-Seniors Adeline Gosse Mary Hamblen Miss Hamilton Bill Harvey Gregory Hettwer James T. Higgins Ms. Marilyn E. Taylor-Hill Edward J. Holland Mr. Dennis Houle John H. Howard Melvin J. Hoyt Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Huggins Janet G. Hus sey Clifton James Henry L. Johnson Bobby Jones Harrison Jones Jr. Sharon Jones Marjory Kaplan Joe Kennedy Marie R. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Knowles Mr. and Mrs. George Lalakidis Kathleen M. Lamir The Lane Family The Leonard Family Georgia Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Manny Ligeros Ann Linehan Sidney Link Mr. and Mrs. Edward MacDonald William Maher Janet Manning Karen McArthur Ms. Leila McCoy Richard A. McDonough Mrs. McMiller “Coach” Thomas McNair Milton Gray Exxon Mr. R. Moody Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moss Frederick J. Murphy Mr. Richard Murphy Katherine K. Murrman Linda Nanos Jean O’Leary Sally A. O’Malley Rosalie Packard Susan M. Patterson William (Butch) Peete Richard Pina James N. Porter Solomon Porter John P. Power J. Rigas Mae Robinson David J. Roche Tom Roche Jr. James Roddy Mr. Seigfriedt Eleanor M. Skehan Doryce L. Smith Herman Lee Smith Liafayette Strallings Mr. Walter Stranger Leo Sybertz Peggie Thompson Huy Q. Truong Sharlee VanHorn Flora Veriarides Melvin A. Waller and Family Pat Walsh Westie’s Volleyball Team Arnold Williams I .,•: ' ?i W . MKJa y— - Vflfl i ' m H3 - r- ' :, y ' ' ' nFjpMfc. I ' |H|U i£j| ■flK SiM HL jB .. a _, flLLiKil iMEissh 1 Bonk of New England congratulates the Gloss of’86 Young men and women. Facing choices. Responsibilities. Troubles. Successes and failures. Moving on to a bigger world now. We ' re proud and delighted that we could work with many of you, share with you, open up the world a bit for some of you, open up the doors of opportunity for others. Bonk of New England has been working with the students of West Roxbury High School since its founding ten years ago. We know that every student is different. Our efforts respond to those differences. From field trips to maps of the world. From magazine and newspaper subscriptions to computer software and microscopes. Tope recorders and tutoring. College scholarships and attendance awards. Teacher stipends and special computer programs for special needs students. Agribusiness monies and audio visual equipment. And jobs at the Bonk of New England - part-time, summer-time and full-time after graduation. Bonk of New England couldn ' t reach everyone - bur we did reach some, making a difference - a real difference - in their choices, enthusiasm, their growth and their future. Good luck Class of ’86 os you step into that future. Most of rhe photographs on these two pages were token by Mike Sneyd and Dimos Loukos, students in the Media program at West Roxbury High School. BANK OF NIEW ENGLAND’ 323-5702 A. 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