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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1987 volume:

West Roxbury High School 1987 Yearbook Mir ® ' M. ' 3?SltsE® ■ •QgiM :. £ ' •V-Vi flat «mh M tt f | , • 1 ■ ’ J ' ' ’ ’ ., ; ' • - ; 1 X i • ; :• ‘X F « ' s r Yi West Roxbury High School 1205 VFW Parkway Boston, Massachusetts 02132 Table of Contents lit t ■. tv f 1 n SS®Bu Red, Green, Yellow Blue Houses .. ORdBHHMlHMMI § .4 ,5 .14 .18 ACTIVITIES. 19 Yearbook ... . 20 Media..... 22 NJROTC ..... .. . . . .24 Chorus, Agribusiness.26 Child Development. . $ -27 Office Assistants.28 Close-Up Study Group Headmaster’s Message.30 SENIORS. S . . .31 Senior Class Officers. 32 Senior Portraits.33 Alma Mater.40 Color Candids.46 Senior Profiles.50 Seniors as Babies. 56 Senior Superlatives. 58 Memorabilia.60 CLUBS.61 Library Club.62 Greek Club.64 National Honor Society.65 Drama Club.66 Halloween Candids.67 SPORTS ........... . ... 68 Cheerleading . . .:. .. .... 70 Football.... . 72 Soccer.. 74 Volleyball. 76 Boys’ Basketball. X � . .78 Girls’ Basketball..:,.. X , X .. . 80 Hockey .: ..._ ......... 9 .... 82 Baseball... : X:.. :1 .t. 84 Softball..... _ ....... 86 Indoor Track .... .... 88 Outdoor Track Field ... . .... 89 Tennis. . ..91 Wrestling. .,. :.. .92 Swimming . .. X ...’ .. 93 IN MEMORIAM., . . .94 Tribute to Mr. Ippolito. .. .95 Advertising .. P . fk .... d • X ........... 96 Sponsors Patrons ...... .... 116 s t ??te pKvUe t6e 2 I ' Though most things in life come quickly then pass, There is something from Westie that I know will last. It’s the memories of friends and the days spent together, To us that is something that we’ll always treasure. We’ve been through some good times, some pain and some sorrow, but we were friends yesterday, today, and tomorrow. We’ll think about Westie every once in a while, these memories will leave us with joys, tears and smiles. We’ll always remember times spent with friends; A memory that lives on long after journey’s end MS y. f J , i 7(Jay 7{Je Tifene ' by AnnMarie Walsh Portia Byard West Roxbury High School’s Class of 1987 is proud to dedicate our yearbook to our guidance counselor, Mrs. Portia Byard, who has retired this year after many years of service in the Boston Public School System. Mrs. Byard joined the staff at Westie in 1977 after having been a home economics teacher and guidance counselor at the Jeremiah E. Burke High School. After her retirement Mrs. Byard will take a long, well-deserved vacation. Then she plans to fill her time by participating in additional ac¬ tivities in her c hurch and community. Mrs. Byard says that she will miss everyone at Westie. We know that she will certainly be missed by all of us whom she helped and en¬ couraged through our high school years. Thank you Mrs. Byard and best wishes for a happy retirement. 4 Announcing the recipients of scholarships at graduation: Mrs. Byard’s most gratifying function at W.R.H.S. Jl ?hWW Jacob Aronson French Paul Corrigan Spanish Linda Nanos Spanish Eutychios Kalogerakis Bilingual John Rigas Bilingual Paul A. O’Brien Gerald Anderson Joseph Barrett Claudette Dwyer Cassie Elliston Department Head Robert Feeney John Gearin William Maher Donna McShane John Power Joseph Broderick Project ROVE Jean O ' Leary Adviser — Emeritus of Raider Review Edward Holland Department Head Mary Ellen Bower Toni Curry Jane Farrell Deborah Merriam Katherine Murrman Doryce Smith Virginia Spinney James Roddy Ellen White Ron Bayless, C.I.M. 7 Robert Russell Department Head Vertelle McMiller Earl Chisolm Mary Comer Caroline LaCroix Richard Murphy Edward Oakes Robert O ' Donnell Richard McDonough Carol Vento Emilie Caulfield Juanita Chapelle Mary Boschetto Rita Feinstein Ruth Fitch . Science Grace Diggs Northa Lewis Karen McArthur Clifton Whitehead Carolyn Cohen Cheryl Lane Leslie Crutchfield Leo Sybertz Thomas McNair Edward Talbot Leonard Epstein John Buttner Dennis Houle Thomas Cavanaugh John Conley Joseph Kennedy Robert Kupka Susan Lewis Anthony Milano James O’Keefe Susan Patterson Patricia Thaxton Cecilia Best Paraprofessional 10 Daniel Foley Department Head James Higgins John Brennan Mary Hamblen David de Bettencourt ■p t 1 Rosalie Packard Joseph Richer Karl Siegfriedt Edmund Sprissler Department Head John Howard Walter Hilliard Edward McKenney ll J ldministration David Glynn Assistant Headmaster Roger Harris Assistant Headmaster Robert Belt Guidance Counselor Frederick Murphy Guidance Counselor Paul Cummings Dean of Discipline Alicia Barrasso Registrar Alfred Lennon School Development Officer Patricia Walsh Attendance Monitor Kenny Partello Bernice Skinner School Security oCibrary sdcceSS Wulic Marie Kennedy Librarian Mary Troung Access Advisor Charles Wright Music Teacher WavatS. cience Garrett F. X. Crowley John Hamos Paul Makarewicz Private Industry Council Gregory Hettwer Teacher Marjory Kaplan teacher Susan Kiss Interpreter Madelyn Kosson Interpreter 13 14 GREEN HOUSE Housemaster Thomas Cavanaugh sitting before his staff Rich Martini, Pat Moriarty, Ken Harrison, Bridget Wright, Bob Foster and Carolyn Jones. 15 YELLOW HOUSE Housemaster Ron Bayless sitting with his staff members Susan M. Wilson, Chanta Hogsett, Renee Hill, Sandra Vaughn, and AnnMarie Walsh. 16 BLUE HOUSE Housemaster James Roddy with his staff Michelle Grahm, Rachel A. Kurpeski, and Arletha Leaston 17 v . - • Terry Bradley Pam Fuller Ziad Aoude Christine Lewis works on Nina Walker ' s Shawn Scott Nanette Farns coiffure. WRHS students ply their trades at the HHORC 18 YEARBOOK Front (l-r): Typing aide Nora Wanesberry ’88, Roman Borukhov, Deyline Jusino, Georgia Thoidis, Arletha Leaston, Michael McClary Back: Cheryl Owens, Konstantina (Dina) Klisiaris, Maria Bombas, Lazarus Michaelidis, Ngoc Lan Nguyen, Donna Bakas EDITOR: Georgia Thoidis SECTION EDITORS: Faculty: Dina Klisiaris Seniors: Ngoc Lan Nguyen Sports: Arletha Leaston Features: Michael McClary Activities: Dina Klisiaris STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER: Laz Michaelidis STAFF: Maria Bombas Roman Borukhov Deyline Jusino Cheryl Owens Cover art: David Valle Art Contributors: Medjyne Jeremie Patrick Moriarty David Valle Photo Contributors: Guerry Byers Paul Carroll Dimos Loukos Lan with her assistants: Perseverence personified TOP FOUR IN AD SALES Dina, Georgia, Arletha, Michael Yearbook Advisor Ms. Dwyer listens to an innovative idea 20 • ' ' t Dina’s expertise makes cropping pictures look easy Kudos to the 1987 Yearbook Staff Undaunted by pressure of deadlines, undefeated in the face of frustrated plans, unflinching in their focus on the task, this year ' s staff strove energetically to produce a yearbook worthy of the class of nineteen eighty-seven With tireless effort, enthusiasm and energy, goal-focused Georgia Thoidis monitored and facilitated the progress of the entire staff and helped find solutions to the variety of problems that sometimes arose unexpectedly Inspired by creative bursts, Arletha designed and laid out most pages in the sports section. Donna Bakas assisted by interviewing the coaches for information she needed to write the sports copy. Dina toiled tirelessly in planning and executing the faculty section with its new departmental format. Dina also designed and laid out most of the activities section with help from Maria Bombas. Lan lost sleep trying to decipher the hand- scrawled profile sheets until Roman came on board to help with the tedious task Lan ' s idea for including photos with each profile was not easily implemented, but she and Roman were determined to make it work Cheryl Owens laid out the entire advertising section herself with help and encouragement from senior class advisor, Ms. Nanos When Laz Michaelidis wasn ' t on a special photo assignment or cloistered in the darkroom doing emergency developing and printing, he cheerfully helped other staff members in a variety of tasks. The typing skills of Deyline Jusino and Nora Wanesberry were very useful to the entire staff. Michael did the research, layouts and copy writing for all of the special features. In addition, he lent his assistance to others as the need arose. Through it all, Michael lent an air of stability and reason He kept his head even when all about him were losing theirs. This quote from Rudyard Kipling refers mainly to the yearbook advisor, Ms. Dwyer who, after all was said and done, had to admit: This was a terrific team and it was great fun working with them Claudette Dwyer Yearbook Advisor Laz printing some last-minute shots. Arletha shares a design idea with Donna. (Below) Michael and Georgia collaborate on a layout. . v MEDIA Front Row: Jimmy Takoulas, Zachary Boutalis, Julio Fuentes, Peter Hill, Laz Michaelidis. Back Row: Williams Jermie, Mike Sneyd, Dimitrios Loukos, Guerry Byers, Dina Klisiaris, Tasha Burks, Susan Wilson, Zoe Nikolaidis, Michelle Ar- chambault, Paul Carroll. 4 1 r TPa ' ? i R Mike Sneyd and Dimitrios Loukos at the Black and White enlarger. Deylene Jusino and Guerry Byers processing film. Jimmy Takoulas developing black and white film. Dimitrios Loukos developing prints. Guerry Byers and Susan Wilson with the dry mount press. Paul Carroll pouring stop bath. Front Row: Americo Ferullo, Dimitrios Loukos, Denise Perrington. Back Row: Jimmy Takoulas, Laz Varitimidis, Laz Michaelidis, Mike Sneyd, Kostas Tzigizis, Billy Tsolias, Ditanja Reid, Paulette McMillan, Joe Burks, Deyline Jusino, Kim Huggins, Gorden Auchterlonie. 23 NJROTC Special Assembly of 1987 NJORTC cadets Veteran ' s Day, 11 November 1986, Governor’s special Honor Guard at Hall of Flags Cermony in the State House, (l-r) Dexter Gibbs, Edward Wallace, Jeffrey Carr, Mehul Desai, Tran Johnston, Jimmy Babu, Walter Bonilla, Miguel Barrios and Allen Barrios. Color Guard coordinator Jennifer Browne escorting. Cadet Andrea Urban is ficer 3rd Class by Spe sistant, Anthony White. M Company Commande and her staff NAVY Mmmm, great chow!! Magic Kingdom: best show in town Cadets and escorts aboard USS Blue Jacket at Naval Recruit Training Command, Orlando. Parris Island Mini-Boot Camp: Personnel assemble for picture with Marine drill instructors omoted to Petty Of- jl Naval Science As- ichelle Archambault Assembly before marching to the chow hall. Female cadets on liberty in Disney World Cadets taking a rest-break at Epcot Center CHORUS Music Teacher Mr. Charles Wright surrounded by his groups of singing angels. rpi ' : ■ ■ ' ■•‘ ' A mHF i I f vt Sg 9 QBFJPtF jr |1 m ( t v- ■ «„ 4 « j Instructor Walter Hilliard and student Tyrone Nicholson work- Robert Parks selects a mum for the fall project, ing on fall planting project. 26 CHILD DEVELOPMENT Billy Somers: A role model for Andrew Killion and Justin Waltower. Renita Brimage helping Lauren DaSilva with arts and crafts. A few of Westie ' s Child Development “experts in their “laboratory : Deb¬ bie Williams, Brian Durant, Fran Waltower, Paula Murphy, Carol Jones and William Somers. DATA PROCESSING STAFF Andrea Urban, Rachel Kurpeski, Sean Byrne, Alicia Barrasso, Registrar, Joyce Bullock, Patricia Walsh Attendance Monitor, Vanessa Holloway [ ASSISTANT HEADMASTER’S STAFF Donique Dean, Jennifer Brown, Lurgie Romain, AnnMarie Walsh, June Thorpe, and Cheryl Owens provide support to Mr. Harris FLEXIBLE CAMPUS STAFF Mary Clifford, Susan Cooke, Kenny MacDonald, Mr. Lennon, Denise Perrington, Robert Mazzarella, AnnMarie Walsh, George Evans, Patricia Clifford 28 First Row: Mehul Desai, Charles Allen, Angela Perry, Derrick Rucker, Sandra Ensley, Derek Pina, Arletha Leaston Back Row: Michelle Ligeros, Tavia Grandison, Zoe Nikolaidis, Rachael Kurpeski, Diane Schmidt, Adina Spriggs, Angela Dozer Governmental Studies Program, March, 1987 Mr. Conley with the group he ac¬ companied to Washington, D.C. (l-r) Ingrid Martin, Diane Schmidt, Angela Leary, Zoe Nikolaidis, and Michael McClary 29 Mr. Donald Pellegrini Are you now disturbed by the present conditions of the world? Do you look with misgiving upon your future, filled, so you think, with so many threats to a quiet, purposeful, rewarding, happy life? If you do, I venture to make the assertion that you are more fortunate than many of you realize, and that you are equipped with the tools necessary to make changes. It should be your firm resolve to do all in your power to assist in readjustments, so that you may take your places in a social order, based on the principles of democracy, which have proven themselves worthy of many generations’ honor and respect. You must meet the challenge to nurture our society which is dedicated to the cause of human liberty overflowing with the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. This task will not be easy; thus, I ask God’s blessings and assistance in your future. 31 SENIORS Michael D. McClary President Marco Cenafils Vice President Donna A. Bakas Secretary Georgia Thoidis Treasurer • m Wi m • Charles E. Allen Tyra Alston Joseph S. Arruda Nichole Arvanitis Margaret L. Basile Hector Batres Scott Bortolotto Roman D. Borukhov Patrick J. Altieri Gordon Auchterlonie Maria Bombas Shaunte A. Boyd Michelle L. Archambault Donna A. Bakas Keith Borsari Terry Bradley NIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENIORS Joyce B. Bullock Sean Byrne Tasha C. Burks Marina Cancel Cynthia Canino Bonilla Paul H. Carrol Vaughn Burks 34 Marco Cenafils Sherwood Charley Frederick Coleman India M. Coleman SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENld Lebarron G. Combs Sharon Coleman Rodney L. Corbitt Coretta Curry Donna Conway Stacey Coplin Lisa Daitch Anthony J. Daoulabani James F. Donovan Edeline M. Dorval Romuald Dorval Donique Dean NIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENIORS Josue Exantus Gregory Fabien Sandra Falconer Nanette Farns Michael A. Finley James O. Finney Theresa A. Foley Bobbie Foster Pamela Fuller Joann Garantziotis Deneen Godley IK 7 £ t .A jM Christina Gross 36 Ann-Marie Guilbault Sean Hailey David J. Goldberg Daniel Haley SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENIO Stacey Y. Haymon David Hernandez Chanta Hogsett Vanessa L. Holloway Gwendolyn L. Haymon Kenneth Harrison Shana Hicks Renee L. Hill NIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENIOR r Carolyn R. Jones Jacqueline N. Jackson Mariah Jarrett Medjyne Jeremie Gregory Jules Deyline Jusino Nancy Kershaw Konstantina Klisiaris Lianne Kenney Steven Kyriakidis Arletha P. Leaston Katalyne Lens John Leonard Gloria J. Lester SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENIO ' Christine Lewis Eric Lofton Dimitrios E. Loukos Richard Martini Robert F. Mazzarella Claudette L. McCall Michael D. McClary Lazarus Michaelidis James McKenna Paulette McMillan V kS Jean Menard Midy Yolanda Mitchell Robert Marcinouski, Jr. Jacob McCall, Jr. Andrew Mortali Cathy Merritt ■NIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENIORS Peter A. Mortali Yvette Moten Paula Murphy Ngoc-Lan T. Nguyen Tyrone Nicholson Michael J. O’Brien Kevin M. O ' Sullivan Christine M. Ogden ! Tara O’Ree Annette Ortiz Cheryl L. Owens Brian C. Patten SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENIOR j i +■ Denise Perrington i Ricardo Petion m Derek Pina Michelle President I Michelle B. Primack Daniel Quinn Sean Quinn Scott R. Rabb Robert Rascoe Susan J. Reggio Ditanja L. Reid Emmanuel Rene ENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENIORS Anthony Sahadeo Desiree M. Samuel Lorraine Satterfield Charbel Sawan Therese Sawan Shawn D. Scott Helen Souri William Somers William J. Sheerin Michael Sneyd David Spillane Christine Strati BENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENIOR w. Lorenzo S. Thompson Johnnie Mae Terry Georgia Thoidis Neil D. Thomas Sandra Todesco Rickey Tom John Tzigizie June Laurell Thorpe Andrea F. Urban David L. Valle Sandra Vaughn Sherelle T. Wadsworth AnnMarie Walsh Francetta Waltower Kelly R. Washington Patricia Webster 45 ENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOR SENIOR! Aubrey Williams Michele K. Williams Anthony White ;onna Susan M. Wilson Cory Wilson Kim Woods Michael S. Wish 46 Dennis Wornum Brigette Wright .s ENIORSENIORSENIORSENIORSENH Andrea and Trev ' Theresa fctrael and Kevi y t . Charle ' r Corett TRIVIAL PURSUITS AT WESTIE PROFILES Charles Allen ... Chaz-HBO ACTIVITIES: Drama, National Honor Society, New England Theatre Conference AKA, Emcee; FAVORITE SAYING: Hey brother. ; BEST MEMORY: Terrific teachers and administrators; AMBITION: To be an actor, electrical engineer. Pat Altieri... Wiggy ACTIVITIES: Junior Achievement; BEST MEMORY: Ski trip ’86; AMBITION: To own my own business. Gordon Auchterlonie ... Gordie ACTIVITIES: NJROTC, Drill Team; FAVORITE SAYING: Don’t worry about it. ; BEST MEMORY: NJROTC; AM¬ BITION: To have a good life and be happy. Margaret Basile . . . Peggy ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society; FAVORITE SAY¬ ING: I don ' t know. ; BEST MEMORY: My freshman year, AMBITION: To be more outspoken. Scott Bortolotto ... SPORTS: Track; FAVORITE SAYING: Jam it.”; BEST MEMORY: Going to McDonalds for lunch; AMBITION: To be a Chiropractor. Keith Borsari... SPORTS: Boxing; AMBITION: To be a police officer. Kelly Brown ... Bambi ACTIVITIES: Aerobics, Running, Working, Dancing and Singing; SPORTS: Basketball; FAVORITE SAYING: What? ; BEST MEMORY: Being with my friends; AMBI¬ TION: To become a medical secretary. Joyce Bullock ... Pebbles ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society; BEST MEMORY: My Freshman year, AMBITION: To graduate at the top of the class. Sean Byrne ... Vern ACTIVITIES: NJROTC, Drill Team; FAVORITE SAYING: Sorry ; BEST MEMORY: Beeing in NJROTC; AMBI¬ TION: To be successful. Tyra Alston ... T ACTIVITIES: Chorus, Going to school, Games; FAVORITE SAYING: Oh bet, I ' m down. ; BEST MEMORY: Being in the talent show freshman year; AM¬ BITION: Further my education, live a happy life. Maria Bombas ... Smurfette ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Yearbook Vice President — Greek Club; FAVORITE SAYING: Let ' s have a party ; BEST MEMORY: Graduation; AMBITION: Become a Child Psychologist Donna Bakas ... ACTIVITIES: Yearbook, Newspaper, Secretary — Na¬ tional Honor Society, Boston Student Council; SPORTS: Varsity Softball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Volleyball; FAVORITE SAYING: Do what must be done. ; BEST MEMORY: All the fun times; AMBITION: To become a detective. Roman Borukhov ... Romeo ACTIVITIES: Yearbook, President — National Honor Society, Library Club; FAVORITE SAYING: How ' re do¬ ing? ; BEST MEMORY: The students ' excuses for tar¬ diness and cutting classes; AMBITION: To achieve my goal in life. Shaunte Boyd ... Shaunie ACTIVITIES: Tennis, Babysitting; SPORTS: Volleyball; FAVORITE SAYING: If you love something set it free ; BEST MEMORY: Outside court yards; AMBITION: To become a biologist. Jennifer Browne ... JB or Jennie ACTIVITIES: Drama Club, Naval Science; SPORTS: Basketball; FAVORITE SAYING: You must be bugg¬ ing.”; BEST MEMORY: Hanging with Lurgie, Paulette and Joe; AMBITION: To fly or work on planes in the Air Force. Marina Cancel... Mina ACTIVITIES: NJROTC, Metropathways; FAVORITE SAY¬ ING: Step off! ; BEST MEMORY: Fun times with Cheryl; AMBITION: Make it to the top! Joseph Arruda ... Jo-Jo SPORTS: Baseball; BEST MEMORY: Friends and facul¬ ty; AMBITION: To go to college. Guerry Byers ... Skid ACTIVITIES: Photography, Motorcycles; SPORTS. Foot¬ ball, Hockey; FAVORITE SAYING: Like a wolf we shall not surrender. ; BEST MEMORY: 1:35, Visual Media, Anyone Forgotten, Ft. Lauderdale ' 87, USAF; AMBI¬ TION: To fly higher and higher. 49 Cynthia Canino Bonilla ... Tina Cindy ACTIVITIES: NJROTC; FAVORITE SAYING: Be quiet, June! ; BEST MEMORY: Getting lost my first day as a Freshman; AMBITION: To be a registered nurse. A, Marco Cenafils . . . Mike ACTIVITIES: Vice-President; Senior class, Vice- President National Flonor Society, Office Aide; SPORTS: Basketball, Football, Track and Field; FAVORITE SAY¬ ING: May God bless you. ; AMBITION: Computer science, electronic engineering. Mary Clifford . . . Mairzo ACTIVITIES: Library Club, Jr. Prom Committee, NJROTC, Mr. Lennon’s Office.; FAVORITE SAYING: Why are we late, Tricia? ; BEST MEMORY: Mr. Len¬ non’s Office. Sharon Coleman ... Shay ACTIVITIES: Singing, Baseball, Working; FAVORITE SAYING: What’s up? ; BEST MEMORY: My girls — Kelly, Sheila, Crystal, Johnnie, Marina, Charlena; AMBI¬ TION: To be a singer. Donna Conway ... FAVORITE SAYING: Shut up. ; BEST MEMORY: After school activities; AMBITION: To be successful. Rodney Corbitt... Rap! ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Student Council, Weightlifting, The Four Horsemen; SPORTS: Football, Track Field, Basketball; FAVORITE SAYING: Never say, ' I can ' t’. BEST MEMORY: Saying hi to each other every year. AMBITION: To satisfy my parents Anthony Daoulabani.. . Ant-man FAVORITE SAYING: “What’s up? ; BEST MEMORY: Football team winning Division V champs; AMBITION: Go to college and party. Donique Dean . .. Nique-Nique ACTIVITIES: Weightlifting, Jr. Prom Committee, NJROTC; SPORTS: Indoor track, Outdoor track, Cheerleader, Basketball, Softball; FAVORITE SAYING: “I work real hard day and night.’’; BEST MEMORY: Sports, Teachers; AMBITION: Go to college and become great in computers. Brian Durant. . . Bubs FAVORITE SAYING: Merry Christmas!’’; BEST MEMORY: Graduation Day; AMBITION: To party. t George Evans . .. G I .■ SPORTS: Tennis, Badminton, Soccer; FAVORITE SAY- T ING: It’s never too late.”; AMBITION: To graduate high r school and college. Frederick Coleman ... S. Squirrel SPORTS: Football, Basketball. LeBarron George Combs ... The Barron” SPORTS: Football; FAVORITE SAYING: Try not to think about it”; BEST MEMORY: 10th I made my name; AMBI¬ TION: To own real estate Stacey Coplin ... Stace ACTIVITIES: NJROTC, Child Development; FAVORITE SAYING: I know that’s right.’’; BEST MEMORY: Having fun classes with my girls; AMBITION: To succeed in everything I attempt to do! Paul Carroll... Thrasher ACTIVITIES: Photography — Media, NJROTC, Surfing, Skateboarding, Punk Rock shows, Snowboarding; FAVORITE SAYING: Live free, live fast, skate like a man.”; BEST MEMORY: Skateboarding the second floor hallway; AMBITION: To become a Green Beret and free the MIA’s. Sherwood Charley ... Woody ACTIVITIES: I like women reading books, Chillin; SPORTS: Basketball, Football, Weightlifting; FAVORITE SAYING: Glad I’m out of high school. ; AMBITION: To be a computer programmer. Coretta Curry ... Cori, Co-Co FAVORITE SAYING: What’s Happ’nin, baby? ; BEST MEMORY: Play fighting on the bus with the boys ' Basketball team; AMBITION: To do whatever job I do well. Robert DcRqgq ACTIVITIES: NJROTC, Library club; FAVORITE SAYING: No kidding, Holmes?”; BEST MEMORY: The library; AMBITION: To become a biochemist and biologist. Rodney Dunbar... FAVORITE SAYING: Please!!! ; BEST MEMORY: Chillin ' with the crew; AMBITION: To be successful at whatever I do. Tracey Ervin... Tray SPORTS: Track and Field, Indoor and Outdoor; FAVORITE SAYING: Really! ; BEST MEMORY: Leav¬ ing; AMBITION: To be wealthy and happy. I Josue Exantus . .. Josh ACTIVITIES: Going to work; SPORTS: Tennis, badmin¬ ton, soccer; FAVORITE SAYING: It’s never too late ; AMBITION: To graduate high school and college. 50 Gregory Fabien . . . Greg ACTIVITIES. Swimming; SPORTS: Soccer. Michael Finley . . . Mizz SPORTS: Track; FAVORITE SAYING: “Kick it in. ; BEST MEMORY: The girls; AMBITION: To work on small engines. Nancy Gallagher... Red ACTIVITIES: Office Aide, Work-study; FAVORITE SAY¬ ING: “Never forget your friends.’’; BEST MEMORY: Senior year; AMBITION : To make it through college. Deneen Godley ... Dee-Dee AMBITION: To go to business school and be a secretary. AnnMarie Guilbault. .. ACTIVITIES: NJROTC, Office Aide; SPORTS: Cheerleading, Varsity Co-Captain, Softball; BEST MEMORY: All my friends and teachers; AMBITION: To become a nurse after college. m Jerome Hall. . . Rizz ACTIVITIES: The Four Horsemen; SPORTS: Football, Basketball; FAVORITE SAYING: “Word.’’; BEST MEMORY: Game day; AMBITION: To go to college. Trevor Harrigan . .. T. J. Moorr SPORTS: Basketball; BEST MEMORY: The school foot¬ ball team; AMBITION: To be an airplane pilot Melanie Harris . . . Pumpkin FAVORITE SAYING: “What’s up babe!’’; AMBITION: To be my own boss. Stacey Haymon . . . Munchy Baby SPORTS: Cheerleader; FAVORITE SAYING: I’m a senior, you underclassman.”; BEST MEMORY: Chilling in the Green House with Beechland crew; AMBITION: To be a cosmetologist. Shana Hicks ... Gus ACTIVITIES: Co-Captain of girls’ basketball team; SPORTS: Basketball, Softball, Swimming; FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey, Dude!”; BEST MEMORY: Watching J.V. play ball; AMBITION: To wed Walter Samuels. Nanette Farns . . . Nay-Nay ACTIVITIES: Fashion Illustration at the H.H.O.R.C.; FAVORITE SAYING: “I ' m hungry.’’; BEST MEMORY: Shawn Scott; AMBITION: To become a fashion designer. Bobby Foster. .. Swish FAVORITE SAYING: “It’s like that word.”; BEST MEMORY: When I graduated; AMBITION: To get out of high school. Joann Garantziotis . . . Joe ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society; FAVORITE SAY¬ ING: “Humna, Humna.”; AMBITION: To get a college education. Christina Gross . . . Dark and Lovely FAVORITE SAYING: “Step off.’’; BEST Classmates; AMBITION: To be a beautician. MEMORY: t S V V Sean Hailey ... Shiz FAVORITE SAYING: Ahh, ya. ; BEST MEMORY: Freshman year; AMBITION: To be financially secure by age 30. Diane Harms ... Chickie Baby ACTIVITIES: Workstudy; FAVORITE SAYING: “What time does the bell ring?”; BEST MEMORY: Days off — (weekend); AMBITION: To get out of Westie. Matthew Harris ... Frost ACTIVITIES: Night clubs; SPORTS: Swimming, Football; FAVORITE SAYING: “That’s pretty stout, girl ”; BEST MEMORY: X-Mass time in the caf., ' 83; AMBITION: To hit Megabucks. Gwendolyn Haymon ... Shorty ACTIVITIES: Sewing, Roller skating; SPORTS: Spec¬ tator; FAVORITE SAYING: How you doing!”; BEST MEMORY: All the friends I’ve made; AMBITION: To be a nurse. Kanoi Hicks . . . Bright-Eyes tsrigr BEST MEMORY: Graduating!; AMBITION: Join the Air Force. Chanta Hogsett... Mookie ACTIVITIES: Office Aide; FAVORITE SAYING: I’m ready to go home.”; BEST MEMORY: 12:05 shuttle; AM¬ BITION: To be a success. 51 Vanessa Holloway ... Vassa ACTIVITIES: Singing; SPORTS: Track; FAVORITE SAY¬ ING: You know ; BEST MEMORY: Ninth grade classes; AMBITION: Star singer and college. Michelle Ingram ... Sheila ACTIVITIES: Dancing, Working, Basketball, Running, Aerobics; FAVORITE SAYING: What?”; BEST MEMORY: My Junior year with my girls; AMBITION: To finish college and be successful. Jacqueline Jackson ... Jackie FAVORITE SAYING: “What you got in the bag, I’m hungry.”; BEST MEMORY: When I kept saying I can’t wait to get out. Medjyne Jeremie ... Didine ACTIVITIES: Drawing and reading; SPORTS: Swimming, Ping-pong, Aerobics, Volleyball; FAVORITE SAYING: Nobody’s perfect. ; BEST MEMORY: Psychology class; AMBITION: To be an architect, and help poor people. Gregory Jules ... Gregoire ACTIVITIES: Racing cars, Participation in clubs, Hang¬ ing with my friends; SPORTS: Soccer, Basketball, Ten¬ nis; FAVORITE SAYING: You’re never too old to learn. ; AMBITION: To be an attorney. Stephen Kelly ... Kellso ACTIVITIES: Potato chip sales; SPORTS: Hockey; BEST MEMORY: I don ' t have a memory, it ' s lost; AMBITION: To discover my own drug (new beginning). Nancy Kershaw ... Nance, Nanny ACTIVITIES: Chorus, NJROTC; SPORTS: Basketball; FAVORITE SAYING: Serious, you’re kidding.”; BEST MEMORY: Hanging on the third floor with my friends. Steve Kyriakidis ... Steve ACTIVITIES: Greek club, National Honor Society; SPORTS: Soccer; FAVORITE SAYING: Hamana ; BEST MEMORY: Ms. T.; AMBITION: To become a Robotix engineer. Katalyne Lens ... Kathy ACTIVITIES: Media, Swimming; SPORTS: Swimming team; FAVORITE SAYING: Je bent jong en je wilt watl”; BEST MEMORY: Edward Talbot and my best friend June Thorpe; AMBITION: To be a director. Dimitrios Loukos ... Dimes Dimos ACTIVITIES: Greek Club, National Honor Society, Media; SPORTS: Soccer; FAVORITE SAYING: It’s never enough ' til your heart stops. ; BEST MEMORY: Fun with my friends, AMBITION: Professional photographer and producer. « ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Drama Club; BEST w MEMORY: Teasing and laughing everyday; AMBITION: Gregory Jackson ... Oldman ACTIVITIES: Rollerskating, Football, Basketball, Track; SPORTS: Basketball, Outdoor track; FAVORITE SAY¬ ING: “What he say?’’; BEST MEMORY: The hot lunch; AMBITION: To be very happy and successful in life. Mariah Jarrett... Jelly Bean ACTIVITIES: Listening to music, Singing, Writing songs; FAVORITE SAYING: You’re a pal ; BEST MEMORY: Hanging in the halls at lunch time with my friends; AM¬ BITION: To go to college and complete it. Shirley Johnson ... Cookie ACTIVITIES: Reading, Cooking, Going to movies; SPORTS: Swimming; FAVORITE SAYING: Step off and stop the madness. ; BEST MEMORY: My thoughtful teachers; AMBITION: To become one of the world’s best nurses. Deyline Jusino ... Molla ACTIVITIES: NJROTC, Media, Yearbook, Office Aide, Metropathways; SPORTS: JV Softball; FAVORITE SAY¬ ING: Hi sweetheart.’’; BEST MEMORY: The hallways; AMBITION: To become a kindergarten teacher and a lawyer. Konstantina Klisiaris ... Smiley ACTIVITIES: Greek Club, National Honor Society, Library club, Yearbook, Media; FAVORITE SAYING: Stop bothering me”; BEST MEMORY: When I came to Westie; AMBITION: Be the best I could be. Ann Marie Kennedy ... ACTIVITIES: Radio, Watch Television, Go to the movies, Play with my daughter; FAVORITE SAYING: “Be strong”; BEST MEMORY: Child care class; AMBITION: Finish my education, take care of my child. Arlpfha I PflQtnn I otha ACTIVITIES: Student government, Yearbook Staff, Of¬ fice Aide, Library Club; SPORTS: Cheerleading, Track and Field, Softball; FAVORITE SAYING: Don’t touch. ; BEST MEMORY: Hearing the last bell of the day; AMBI¬ TION: Reaistered nurse. Christine Lewis ... Chrissie ACTIVITIES: Office Aide, ORC, Cosmetology, Service Learning (volunteer); FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t know.’’; BEST MEMORY: When the Raiders won 1984 and leaving ’87.; AMBITION: To be a hairdresser and own my own salon. Paul Lynch ... Lynchy SPORTS: Baseball; FAVORITE SAYING: “I can’t wait ’til Friday.”; BEST MEMORY: My second year in Westie. 52 Robert Marcinowski... Mouse ACTIVITIES: Body Building; FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t know”; BEST MEMORY: June Thorpe; AMBITION: To be a physical education teacher. Robert Mazzarella ... Mazz ACTIVITIES: Class cutting; FAVORITE SAYING: “Let’s go home ; BEST MEMORY: Freshman year; AMBITION: To become a professional driver. Michael McClary ... Mike ACTIVITIES: Senior class President, Treasurer National Honor Society, Student Council, Newspaper; SPORTS: Football, Track, J.V. Basketball; BEST MEMORY: Super¬ bowl 83”; AMBITION: To own half of the U.S.A. Cathy Merritt... Cat AMBITION: To go through seven years of college. Jean Meneard Midy ... Master Jean ACTIVITIES: Drama club, Get ready for my future and study for it; SPORTS: Volleyball, Soccer, Tennis; FAVORITE SAYING: You’re never too old to learn.’’; BEST MEMORY: When I was almost drowned in the swimming pool; AMBITION: To be a doctor. Andrew Mortali... Pete ACTIVITIES: Looking for pretty girls and going to class; SPORTS: Sprinting past security; BEST MEMORY: The last day; AMBITION: To become rich and own a Lamborghini. Yvette Moten ... Chubs BEST MEMORY: Passing 9th, 10th, and 11th grade; AM¬ BITION: To succeed in life. Farns Nanette ... Nay-Nay ACTIVITIES: Fashion illustration at the H.H.O.R.C.; FAVORITE SAYING: I’m hungry. ; BEST MEMORY: Shawn Scott; AMBITION: To become a fashion designer. Michael O’Brien ,. . OBie ACTIVITIES: Country Bear club; SPORTS: Football, Wrestling; FAVORITE SAYING: I’m outta here.’’; BEST MEMORY: Playing Hebron Academy in fylaine; AMBI¬ TION: To go to college. Kevin O ' Sullivan ... O ' Sull SPORTS: Wrestling; FAVORITE SAYING. I’m outta here ; AMBITION: To go to college. Richard Martini.. . Martini ACTIVITIES: Potato chip sales, ditching Cummings, Pellie and Glynn; SPORTS: Basball, Hockey; FAVORITE SAYING: Get real”; BEST MEMORY: Ms. O ' Leary; AM¬ BITION: To have serious money. Claudette McCall... FAVORITE SAYING: That’s terrible”; BEST MEMORY: Freshman and Sophomore years; AMBITION: To suc¬ ceed in my goals in life. Paulette McMillan ... Pop-eye ACTIVITIES: Drill team, Gymnastics, Drama club; SPORTS: Golf; FAVORITE SAYING: What!!!, oh my God.”; BEST MEMORY: Coming back to Westie after leaving; AMBITION: To live life to its fullest. Lazarus Michaelidis ... Riviera Kid ACTIVITIES: Greek Club, Media, Yearbook, Swimming; SPORTS: Soccer, Swimming; FAVORITE SAYING: It’s never enough ' til your heart stops ”; BEST MEMORY: First and last day of school; AMBITION: To become a successful businessman. Yolanda Mitchell... Yo, Yo-Yo ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Library Club; FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, please, say what!, No sir.”; BEST MEMORY: My Freshman year; AMBITION. Pursue medical career after college. Peter Mortali... Andrew ACTIVITIES: Nothing legal; SPORTS: Running from security, 100yd dash to the graveyard; FAVORITE SAY¬ ING: School stinks.”; BEST MEMORY: Graduation, Leaving; AMBITION: to go to U. Mass Amherst and take engineering. Paula Murphy ... Murphy ACTIVITIES: Metropathways — dance I, Child Develop¬ ment; FAVORITE SAYING: I’m hungry.”; BEST MEMORY: Becoming a Senior; AMBITION: Graduate from a two year college. Ngoc-Lan Nguyen ... Lan ACTIVITIES: Library club, National Honor Society, Year¬ book, Office Aide; FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, come on!, give me a break.”; BEST MEMORY: My teachers and friends; AMBITION: To finish college. James O’Finney... Day KA ACTIVITIES: Performing musical talent; SPORTS: Swim¬ ming; FAVORITE SAYING: You’re ugly!”; BEST MEMORY: Getting people mad; AMBITION: To become a performer. Christine Ogden ... Criss ACTIVITIES: NJROTC, Drill Team; FAVORITE SAYING: “Sorry, I am late!”; BEST MEMORY: Passing French; AMBITION: To become a Naval Chaplain. 53 Annette Ortiz ... Angel SPORTS: Basketball; FAVORITE SAYING: Hey dude! ; BEST MEMORY: The senior class of ' 84; AMBITION: Sheila E. Crystal Patterson ... Chris ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Clothes Shopping, Dancing; BEST MEMORY: My freshman and senior year with my girls; AMBITION: To go to college to become a nurse. Denise Perrington ... Neicy ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society; FAVORITE SAY¬ ING: What ' s up chick. ; BEST MEMORY: Having Mrs. Packard as a teacher; AMBITION: To be good in what I do. Michelle President... Shell FAVORITE SAYING: You’ll be alright. ; BEST MEMORY: Hanging in the Green House with the Beechland crew; AMBITION: To go to college. Ditanja Reid ... Red FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s up cat?”; BEST MEMORY: Freshman year; AMBITION: To be all I can be. Lurgie Romain... Pooh-pet 7TI ' - - — ACTIVITIES: Drill Team, Drama Club, Work; FAVORITE SAYING: Buy some candy. ; BEST MEMORY: Making a lot of new friends. Desiree Samuel... Des ACTIVITIES: Chorus; FAVORITE SAYING: I’m hungry. ; BEST MEMORY: The day that I graduate; AMBITION: To succeed in everything I want. Charbel Sawan ... Charlie ACTIVITIES: Drawing, Designing; SPORTS: Swimming; FAVORITE SAYING: “He who lives longest sees most ”; BEST MEMORY: Homeroom hours; AMBITION: Undecided. Shawn Scott... Shizz-Zam ACTIVITIES: Music; SPORTS: Martial arts, Basketball, Football; FAVORITE SAYING: I love Nay-Nay. ; BEST MEMORY: Meeting Nannette Farns; AMBITION: To be successful in life. Christine Strati... ACTIVITIES: Drama; AMBITION: To work in the theatre. Cheryl Lynn Owens ... ACTIVITIES: Spelling Bee winner, NJROTC, Yearbook, Westies’ Pride, Junior prom and senior class commit¬ tee; SPORTS: Cheerleader ' 83-’85 Co-Captain ' 86; FAVORITE SAYING: Stop the madness!!! Stop it right now. ; BEST MEMORY: Hanging with Stacey, Nina, Benna, Sandra, Donique; AMBITION: To be a TV anchor woman. EElGni PdtzdRds ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society; SPORTS: Volleyball, Official Scorekeeper; FAVORITE SAYING: Did you do your homework? ; BEST MEMORY: My friends Georgia and Deyline; AMBITION: Travel the world and be an archaeologist. Derek Pina ... Groucho ACTIVITIES: Catholic Youth Association, Flexible Cam¬ pus Junior Achievement, Boston Student Council; SPORTS: J.V. Football, Track, Swimming; FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, that ' s funny, right!”; BEST MEMORY: The bus ride home after football practice; AMBITION: To be an engineer. Michelle Primack ... Shelly ACTIVITIES: Drama club; FAVORITE SAYING: Trust me! I know what I ' m saying ; BEST MEMORY: The Honors class from ' 83- ' 87; AMBITION: To be on The Tonight Show.” W Leslie Roane... Jiny J. ACTIVITIES: Library club; FAVORITE SAYING: Free at last, Free at last thank God. ; BEST MEMORY: The kids in the library club; AMBITION: To work after finishing school. Anthony Sahadeo ... Tok-0 ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, Chess Club, Par¬ ticipant in the ' 86 Summer Workshop in Journalism; FAVORITE SAYING: Aw, Mann! ; BEST MEMORY: Almost breaking my neck in the gym on trampoline; AM¬ BITION: To be a comic book artist and or writer. Lorraine Satterfield ... Lori ACTIVITIES: Office Aide; FAVORITE SAYING: Shoot! ; BEST MEMORY: Leaving the school; AMBITION: To become an EMT. Therese Sawan ... Terry ACTIVITIES: Library Club, Reading, Playing Billiards; SPORTS: Aerobics; FAVORITE SAYING: “Forbidden fruit is sweetest. ; BEST MEMORY: Library hours; AM¬ BITION: To be a pharmacist. Helen Souri... Elenie ACTIVITIES: Greek club, Library club, National Honor Society; FAVORITE SAYING: Did you do your homework? ; BEST MEMORY: My graduation; AMBI¬ TION: To go to college. Leroy Streat... Roy SPORTS: Football; FAVORITE SAYING: It works for me.”; AMBITION: Have a beautiful family. Nadine Sturdivant. . . Deenie ACTIVITIES: Reading, Walking, Sight-seeing; BEST MEMORY: Seeing my favorite teacher Mr. O’Donnell; AMBITION: Nursing, to become the best nurse. James Takoulas ... Benzie Boy ACTIVITIES: Greek club, Media, Swimming; SPORTS: Soccer; FAVORITE SAYING: It’s never enough ; BEST MEMORY: Graduation day; AMBITION: Drive an exotic car and relax in Europe. J Johnnie Mae Terry ... Johnnie FAVORITE SAYING: Can you stand it.’’; BEST MEMORY: My freshman and sophomore year; AMBI¬ TION: To become a secretary. Neil Thomas ... Trinity ACTIVITIES: Boxing; SPORTS: Basketball, baseball, soccer; BEST MEMORY: Graduation day; AMBITION: To be a successful businessman. June Laurelle Thorpe ... Sweetheart ACTIVITIES: Drama, Yearbook, Cheerleading; SPORTS: Track, Softball, Basketball; FAVORITE SAYING: “Listen sweetheart.”; BEST MEMORY: When my throat got sore at the talent show; AMBITION: To get a PhD and use it. Kim Woods ... Kimmy FAVORITE SAYING: What’s up dude!”; BEST MEMORY: Graduation; AMBITION: To graduate. Sandra Vaughn... San ACTIVITIES: Office aide; FAVORITE SAYING: “Who you telling”; BEST MEMORY: Being a freshman; AMBITION: To make it, “the right way.” Michele Williams ... Shell ACTIVITIES: Singing; FAVORITE SAYING: Right, right ; BEST MEMORY: Ninth grade classes; AMBI¬ TION: Star singer. Francetta Waltower... Twinkie ACTIVITIES: NJROTC, Office aide, Child development; FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey, Baby!”; BEST MEMORY: When I met Lyle K. Kelley in my Jr. year; AMBITION: To go to college. Georgia Thoidis ... George ACTIVITIES: Library Club, Senior class treasurer, Na¬ tional Honor Society, Yearbook staff; SPORTS: Volleyball, Tennis; FAVORITE SAYING: And the battle has just begun. ; BEST MEMORY: Graduation; AMBI¬ TION: To make the world a peaceful place to live in. Lorenzo Thompson ... Ren ACTIVITIES: The Four Horseman; SPORTS: Varsity foot¬ ball, Track and Field; FAVORITE SAYING: “I’m trying to tell you something.”; BEST MEMORY: Having a lot of friends, and playing football; AMBITION: To play Pro Football. Andrea Urban ... Andi ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society, NJROTC; FAVORITE SAYING: If you can’t do it, you can ' t say it”; BEST MEMORY: The Students and Faculty. AnnMarie Walsh ... Annie ACTIVITIES: Office aide; FAVORITE SAYING: Go to your room.”; BEST MEMORY: Eli, Freddy, Julie, Ms. Nanos, Mr. Harris. Angela Webb ... Whale SPORTS: Basketball, Softball, Volleyball; FAVORITE SAYING: Hi, my name is Angie, What’s yours? ; BEST MEMORY: All my friends I made, and would like to keep; AMBITION: To be successful and save money. Susan Michelle Wilson ... Draichele ACTIVITIES: Media, Keyboard, Computers; FAVORITE SAYING: ... Have something good, stick with it! ; BEST MEMORY: Superbowl of ’ ; AMBITION: To be the best in whatever I do. Dennis Wornum ... Animal SPORTS: Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Track; FAVORITE SAYING: You maggot. ; BEST MEMORY: Coming in and going out; AMBITION: To go to college. Most Athletic Class Couple Most School Spirit Guerry Byers Cheryl Owens Most Studious Best Looking SENIOR Most Likel 56 SUPERLATIVES [ Succeed Most Popular Most Friendly Most Talented luiet V. Nancy Kershaw [ressed V ♦ ♦ % , l� ♦ ♦ A Class Clowns Class Flirts 57 YOU’VE COME A Vs Joyce B. Bullock Tyra Alston Margaret L. Basile Maria Bombas Roman D. Borukhov V Edeline M. Dorval George Evans Jackie Jackson Medjyne Jeremie Carolyn Renee Jones Christine Lewis Dimos Loukos Yolanda Mitchell The Mortali twins: Peter and Andrew Denise Perrington Derek Pina Lurgie Romain Leslie A. Roane Michelle Primack LONG WAY BABY! Marina Cancel Cynthia Canino Mary Clifford George Combs Lisa Daitch Deyline Jusino Cassell Kelley Paula Murphy Ngoc-Lan Nguyen Nancy Kershaw Christine Ogden Arletha Leaston Dina Klisiaris Annette Ortiz Space Shuttle Challenger explosion January, ' 86 Miss Liberty’s 350th birthday IVUESTIE It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness .. Charles Dickens The Class of 1987 REMEMBERS... Famine in Ethiopia USA for Africa House basketball games Hulkamania Unlaced sneakers Whitney Houston WRHS Super Bowl ' 83 Rambo Guess Jeans Mary Lou Retton The Sub Shop Cletics Sweet Sixteen Chernobyl nuclear disaster The Cosby Show Two-Tone Jeans Cutting class Eddie Murphy “Miami Vice” Kangol hats Red Sox winning 1986 Pennant Red Sox losing 1986 Series Westie ' s baby boom Bruce Springsteen “Friday the 13th (all six) Flynn-Dukakis-Reagan The Cage” Len Bias “Aliens Breaking Farm Aid Fences around Westie The Fridge College junk mail Run D.M.C. AIDS epidemic Reebok Haley ' s Comet Hats and Walkmans not allowed Classic Coke and Cabbage Patch dolls r« A«sinM Drunk Drtri key chains lav. pass Valentine ' s Day balloons South Africa’s Apartheid “Dynasty” Sheep Skin Coats Madonna Fila Gucci Corazon Aquino Mondale-Ferraro Tuesday and Thursday 12:35 dismissal Baby Doc fleeing Haiti Marcos fleeing Philippines Mr Donovan ' s math class Mr. Harris ' Porsche Basketball State Championship Roger Clemens M Ms Late Night with David Letterman Dr. Laval Wilson Carnations Track State Champions Snow days Hurricane Gloria (Sept ' 85) “Platoon Iran-Contra Scandal Larry Bird Charles and Lady Di Sleeping in class Squish the fish Bury the Bears Rocky IV Whodini “Purple Rain” May 15,1987 Terrorist Attacks Snickers June 11,1987 Westie Pride Mr. Carlevale and his cigars LIBRARY CLUB First Row: Jean Eng, Sophie Treon, Amy Moss, Sandra Tripanier, Donna Costello, Americo Ferullo, Paul Dockett Second Row: Roman Borukhow, Helen Souri, Christine Strati, Deyline Jusino, Eleni Patzakas — Secretary, Georgia Thoidis — President, Zoe Nikolaidis — Secretary, Michele Ligeros — V.P., Tim Sorrell, Sharon Cimaglia Third Row: Stacey Sheerin, Sofia Vega, Marisol Diaz, Tavia Grandson, Ngoc Lan Nguyen, Leslie Roane, Danita Burns, Georgia Manoloulis, Irene Sakalis, Laura Benjamin, Jean Barrett, Alphia Thompson, Debra Valkenaar, Rula Dagher, Vasilios Tsolias — V.P. Donna and Sharon checking out books. Club Members Help Ms. Kennedy Run the W.R.H.S. Library Eleni working at the card catalog. Lan takes a break from the job of shelving books. 62 LIBRARY CLUB EXHIBITS CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD •- . ; nrj ;• 1 - • irtirJ - Jpr tmtA t ¥ §335 L 1 il • -Jg i EE l f Christmas in Viet Nam exhibit by Ngoc Lan Nguyen and Helen Souri. Christmas in Greece exhibit by Georgia Manoloulis, Irene Sakalis and Michelle Ligeros. Christmas in the USA by Jeff Rogers and Tim Sorrell. Christmas in Haiti by Medjyne Jeremie. LIBRARY AWARDS DINNER MAY 7,1986 Awards Dinner Theme “An Evening in Mexico” 63 GREEK CLUB Seated: Kathy Loukos, Elaine Rigas, Zacharie Boutalis, Maria Bombas, Dimos Loukos, Steven Kyriakidis, Sophie Savidis, Joan Tsagaroulis Standing: Anthony Boutalis, Jimmy Takoulas, Lazarus Michaelidis, Lazarus Varitimidis, Spyridon Kalogerakis, Dimos Ignatidis Savvas °apadopoulos, Andrew Kalogerakis, Peter Georgakakis, Nick Papathanasiou, Charlie Tzialas. Maria Bombas dancing with Steven Kyriakidis Greek sailors’ hat, and Greek flags Dancing: Larry Varitimidis, Steven Kyriakidis, Kathy Loukos, and George Michaelidis. 64 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front: Georgia Thoidis, Eleni Patzakas, Maria Bombas, Roman Borukhov, Marco Cenafils, Donna Bakas, Michael McClary, Helen Souri, Rodney Cor¬ bitt, Joann Garantziotis, Ngoc-Lan Nguyen Middle: Leroy Sims, Charles Allen, Dimos Loukos, Anthony Sahadeo, Dina Klisiaris, Zoe Nikolaidis, Michelle Ligeros, Leslie Roane, Ricky Tom Back: Yolanda Mitchell, Denise Perrington, Joyce Bullock, Lunie Cadet, Nora Wanesberry, Timothy Sor¬ rell, Simon Borukhov, Jackie Basile, Ingrid Marton, Margaret Basile, Vanessa Holloway. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS — Donna Bakas, Roman Borukhov, Marco Cenafils and Michael McClary. Mr. Pellegrini presenting the NHS pin to Joyce Bullock at the in¬ duction ceremony. DRAMA CLUB Front Row (l-r): Jose Vera. William Strachan, Laura Benjamin, Marion Sharaf, Jason Strachan, Garrett O ' Neil, Jeff Rogers, Middle Row: An- | mean like . . For Real.” nette Calloway, Jennifer Browne. June Thorpe, Lurgie Romain, Paulette McMillan, Corey Savage, Charles Allen and Mr, Hettwer. Back Row Cassell Kelley, Leroy Streat, Sonya Bery, Jeanette Cameron. Amssa Lane, Danielle DeRoma, Sandra Ensley, Sharon Ormsby, Jacques Julies (Not Shown Jean Barrett, Darrell Wallace) We’re marching on to Zion. Mommy! The lady wants us to sing . . . Amazing Grease. 66 HALLOWEEN ANTICS Paulette ' s interpretation of “Swan Lake No! This is the way to Westie. Raggedy Ann So, this is how the teachers spend their free Georgia and her dinner date time. Ms. O ' Leary, Mrs. Lane, and Sophia Spann (three clowns) Some old nasty girl flirting with Run. (l-r) Front Tasha Burks, June Thorpe, Lurgie Romain, Arletha Leaston, Pamela Burks Back Nora i Wanesberry, Renee Hill, Jennifer Browne, Donlque Dean, Standing: Paulette McMillian 67 SPORT! Front: Sharon Ormsby, Kathleen Moriarty, Annette Calloway, June Thorpe, Donique Dean, Arletha Leaston, Sandra Ensley Back- Annette Dean Belinda Wright, Danielle DeRoma, Angela Perry, Pamela Burks Not Present: Co-captain Ann-Marie Guilbault and Antoinette Benjamin CHEERLEADERS vnumm Danielle DeRoma chillin ' with Co-captain Sharon Ormsby SENIORS Front: Captain Arletha Leaston Standing: Co-captain Donique Dean and Captain June Thorpe 0 Just having fun Coming on the field The Raiderettes reaching for the top Belinda doing it right Donique getting down 31 $} FOOTBALL f i Front: Captains Dennis Wornum, Jerome Hall, Rodney Corbitt Second Row: Darryl Frett, Fred Coleman, Louis Smith, Cassell Kelley, David Valle, Lorenzo Thompson, Michael McClary, Marco Cenafils, Michael O’Brien, George Combs Third Row: Coach Leo Sybertz, Wayne Denham, Ron Fields, Zack Hart, Francis Garcia, Cedric Hatten, Matthew Leamon, Galvin Leggett Fourth Row: Jean Emmanuel, Mezfin Clary, Chris Corriveau, Roselio Fortunato, Daryl Simmons, Derrick Rucker, Vincent Andrade, Coach John Conley Back Row: Sidney Jean Felix, Jamal Jones, Reggie Cur- relley, Aaron Jones, Luigi Musto, Peter Hill, James Smith, Scott Murphy CITY CHAMPS The West Roxbury Raider football team went undefeated in the Boston City League and compiled a 8-2 overall record to win the Boston City Championship. The Raiders were paced by a destructive defense that successfully shut out five of its opponents. Westie’s “Zero D” was led by linebackers Rodney Corbitt and Louis Smith, defensive end George Combs and Raiderback Michael McClary. While the “Zero D“ was recording shutouts, the Raider offense was busy overwhelming defenses. With Dennis Wornum and Michael O’Brien leading an offensive line that averaged a hulk¬ ing 6’2”, 265 pounds, runningbacks Fred Coleman and Lorenzo Thompson found it easy to put points on the scoreboard. At the same time, the trio of Jerome Hall, Marco Cenafils and David Valle formed a devastating receiving corps. The highlight of the year was the last game of the season. The Raiders clashed with league rival Hyde Park High for the city championship. The Raiders came out on top with a 12-6 victory and the bragging rights to the city. Sweet Feet What ' s going on? 72 Ouch! My Ankle!! BOSTON CITY ALL-STARS ; 19 Jerome Hall... FLK 6-1 185 48 Fred Coleman ... RB 5-9 170 60 Dennis Wornum ... DT 5-10 260 85 Louis Smith . . . TE 5-10 185 50 Rodney Corbitt... LB 6-3 225 30 Michael McClary ... ROV 5-10 175 ‘Division 5 All-Stars Which way should I go? Should I drop it or catch it? What a catch! 73 SOCCER Front: Larry Varatimidis, Rolando Espinal, Rick Manning, Ronald Durocher, Jose Vasquez Middle: Carlos Vasquez, Demos Ingatidis, Kostas Tzigizis, George Michaelidis Back: James Takoulas, Laz arus Michaelidis, Dimitrios Loukos, John Tzigizis, Gregory Fabian, Coach Kupka -I Captain Ron Durocher, Coach Kupka, Co-captain Rolando Espinal. Oh Boy! I ' m gonna get it now! Ron with the kick off. West Roxbury High’s 1986 soccer team coached by Mr. Kupka was a young but talented team. They gave it their all trying to finish with a winning season, but ended with a respectable record of 7-7. Two exceptionally good players were Ron Durocher and Rolando Espinal. They were both selected for the American Soccer Am¬ bassadors All-Star Team. Captain Ron Durocher is one of the four members of the class of 1987 leaving the team this year along with Lazarus Michaelidis, James Takoulas and Dimitrios Loukos. Next year ' s outlook for the Raiders soccer team promises to be a good one with 15 returning lettermen. 74 h MM, Westie holds them back Laz dodges defense George valiant against Eastie nemesis Front: Rolando Espinal, Ron Durocher, Lazarus Michaelidis Back: James Takoulas, Dimitrios E Loukos, Greg Fabian, John Tzigizis VOLLEYBALL ■ Georgia Thoidis, Angela Webb, Donna Bakas, Sheron Hinds, Shaunte Boyd, Donna Conway. SENIORS Front: Donna Conway, Georgia Thoidis, Back: Angela Webb, Shaunte Boyd, Donna Bakas Kill it Georgia! Is it ever going to come down? Shaunte going for the spike. The Raider Volleyball team coached by Miss Cohen was short on numbers but long on talent. The team with only eight players on the roster was able to achieve a re¬ spectable record of 7-5. The high point of the season occurred when West Roxbury handed Dorchester their first loss in two seasons. The high scorer of the team ' s season was Georgia Thoidis with 90 points. The members of the team are: Donna Bakas, Shaunte Boyd, Donna Conway, Michelle Denham, Sheron Hinds, Adina Spriggs, Georgia Thoidis and Angela Webb. 77 BOYS’ BA skETBALL Standing: Head Coach James O’Keefe, Leeroy Sims, Alvin Ware, David Foy, Rodney Corbitt, Randy Stevens, Dexter Gibbs, Fred Coleman, Loui Kalogirou, Bernard Roberts, Assistant Coach Thomas McNair Jr. Kneeling: Co-captain Marc Cenafils and Co-captain Greg Jackson Greg Jackson drives to the hoop. Bernard Roberts sets up the offense. Leeroy Sims slam dunks with style. Fred Coleman shoots from outside. David Foy makes it look easy. Alvin Ware shoots a jumper. Marco Cenafils jams the ball. The 1986-1987 basketball season at West Roxbury High proved to be a rebuilding year despite the fine ef¬ forts of this year ' s players. The ma¬ jor contributions to the team were made by seniors Marco Cenafils and Greg Jackson as well as by juniors Leeroy Sims, Bernard Roberts, and David Foy. Scorekeeper Ms. Crutchfield and Assistant Coach Mr. McNair I GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front (l-r): Coretta Curry, Marline Bastien, Nancy Kershaw, Angie Webb Back: Coach J. K.” Joe Kennedy, Marsha Porter, Donna Bakas, Kim Huggins, Shavoreia Groce (score keeper) Shana Hicks controls the ball Coretta Curry lays up the ball Angie Webb drives past the defense Kim Huggins hustles for the ball J.K.’s FABULOUS FILLIES The girls’ basketball team is coached by a talented man, Mr. Kennedy. This team has played hard and practice habits have been excellent. The season has seen many close games with all of the girls ' effort put in the games. The teams record for this season is 6-7. Martine Bastien, Coretta Curry and Angie Webb have been selected as Division I all stars. Marsha Porter has developed into an excellent point guard for the team. Kim Hug¬ gins is becoming a fine small forward. Donna Bakas and Nancy Kershaw have distributed their fine talent into the games, and Shana Hicks has had some good defensive efforts that helped the team. Players lost to gradua¬ tion will be Curry, Bakas, Kershaw, Webb and Hicks. Congratulations to the girls ' Junior Varsity team who finished the season with a 9-1 record. The coaches and team watch the action ... and they ' re not pleased Martine Bastien draws the foul Donna Bakas passes to a teammate HOCKEY “Mac ' ' looks for the rebound ' I hope the ref isn’t looking” on guard” Front: Richard Martini, Michael Paros, Eddie Long, John Scully, Den Downing, Mike Grady, Jamie Erti, Brendon McCarthy Back: George Evans, Jim Collins, Steve Kelly, Larry Buttner, John McIntyre, Kevin Dame, Jim Rinaldi, Chris Dunlap, Jim Donovan, Tim Tahmazidis, Paul Buttner, Coach Kupka. Kevin guards the zone Rinaldi head up and flying Oh, what a feeling! Coach Kupka led Westie’s hockey team to a successful season with a record of 10-4-1. Although the team didn ' t get off to a good start due to a substantial number of injuries to key players, a return of these players to Westie’s lineup generated a great winning streak. This streak resulted in a second place finish in the Boston City League and a spot in the state tournament. Two players who displayed very impressive seasons were junior defensemen Larry Buttner and John McIntyre. Also contributing to Westie ' s suc¬ cess on the ice were seniors Eddy Long, Rich Martini, Steven Kelly, Kevi Dame, Jim Rinaldi, Paul Buttner, John Scully and Jim Donovan. A terrific save by Brendon McCarthy Westie ' s McIntyre and Rinaldi dominating the BASEBALL Row 1 (I to r): Berley Cheatum, Rich Spagnuolo, Mike Aldred, Nelson Diaz, Manny Arruda, Ken Gillis, Rich Turrilli Row 2 (I to r): Coach Conley, Dexter Gibbs, Joe Arruda, Rich Martini, Mike Wiggins, Larry Buttner, Asst. Coach Sybertz Joe Arruda: Armed and dangerous. RAIDERS WIN CITY LEAGUE TITLE The Raiders coached by John Conley have won the City League Title for three consecutive years. This team deserves a lot of recognition for their performance in the ' 86 season. They had a league record of 10-2 and an overall record of 12-5. Nelson Diaz, WRHS ' 86, was selected Boston Conference MVP for three straight years and led the league on hitting (.625) for four years. Richard Spagnuolo: Swinging for Success. Coach Conley: In complete control. 84 Senior Sensation Joe Arruda Nelson Diaz, MVP Star of 86 Season Mike Wiggins patrolling first base Mike Wiggins (.424) an excep¬ tional outfielder and pitcher. Joe Ar¬ ruda (.407) an outstanding pitcher and top catcher in the league. Richie Martini (.341) at 3rd base and shortstop has an excellent glove and a strong arm. Edward Long (.333) plays 1st base and is an asset to the team. Dexter Gibbs (.286) outfielder and 1st baseman whose versatility adds to the team. Larry Buttner (.214) an aggressive player who knows his business whether catching or playing 1st or 3rd base. Richard Martini, I think I can, I think I can RETURNING FOR 1987 SEASON 85 SOFTBALL Front: Donna Conway, Yolanda Neal, Kelly Fleming, Donna Roche, Danielle Natale, Donna Bakas Back: Sophia Spann, Donna Costello, Kim Fluggins, Kathleen Moriarty, Pam Burks Help ' West Roxbury High School ' s softball team coached by Ms. Crutchfield and Mr Sprissler for three years, have succeeded in making it to the state tournament for two successive years. The team of 1986 was an outstanding and impressive one They were tied for first place with a record of 17-1 and were a representative of the city of Boston in the state tournament Kelli Fleming, the league leading player that batted over 400 for two years, will be truly missed by the team. Returning players from last season are: Donna Bakas (.520), shortstop, Donna Conway (.547), third base, Donna Costello ( 575), catcher, Pam Burks ( 415), first base, and Kathy Moriarty (. 894 ), second base CITY CHAMPS Kathy ' s great team spirit Are we really winning? Donna Conway on the alert 87 INDOOR AND OUTDOOR Here we go! Row One (l-r): Donique Dean, June Thorpe, Arletha Leaston, Row Two: Sheila Leaston, Angela Hampton, Pamela Burks, Lisa Mulrain, Annette Calloway, Kerri Moore, Row Three: Debbie Williams, Adina Spriggs, Natashela McKenzie, Lynda Gross, Chantell Albert, Sonya Berry, Samantha Ramsey, Tracey Spenser Making her move 88 Indoor track, coached by Mr. Glynn, has both a boys’ and a girls ' team The girls ' team is made up of 17 talented runners who have the ambition to win. These girls succeeded in hav¬ ing a spectacular record of 5-0, and they went on to become Boston City Champions. The cap¬ tains are Donique Dean and Arletha Leaston. Donique, a four-year letterman, has established herself in the 600 by coming in second place in the State ' s meet in 1986, and she also won the Cities from 1983 to 1987. In the Boston City League No 1, Arletha held the record for the shot put, and she took third place in the hurdles during the Cities from 1986 to 1987. In the same League, kudos to Angela: 2nd-1000, Sheila: 1 st-1 mile and 3rd-HJ in cities, Pamela: 2nd-HJ in cities, Kerri: 2nd-shot put in cities, Natashela: 3rd-2 mile in the cities, Debbie: 1 st-300 in cities. The boys ' team had many talented runners also Senior sprinter Lorenzo Thompson did ex¬ tremely well during the 1987 season, and he placed first for the shot put during the cities. Shot putter Dennis Wornum has also been a great contributor to the success of the boys’ team. Row One (l-r): Lance Weedon, Mezfin Clary, Clinton Ross, Rolando Espinal, Fred Edwards, Coach David Glynn, Row Two: Jamal Mason, Peter Hill, Galvin Legett, Roselio Fortunato, Lorenzo Thompson, Daryl Simmons, William Seay I can dance! I can dance! SENIORS — Arletha Leaston, Dennis Wornum, June Thorpe, Lorenzo Thomp¬ son, Donique Dean I RACK AND FIELD Here I come! So far behind I think I ' m in front t 1 Hf k 1§hS fijK i ■: ■ | 1 | Front: Antoinette Benjamin, Bernice Long, Sarah Gilliam, Row Two: James Smith, Resson Jean, Michael McClary, Loren¬ zo Thompson, Errol Person, Marco Cenafils Row Three: Dwayne Veale, Mezfin Clary, Malcolm Gee, Daryl Simmons, Scott Bortolotto, Simon Borukhov, Greg Jackson, William Norton Row Four: Coach Mr. Harris, Dennis Wornum, Zach Hart, Jerome Hall, Joseph Hart Thank God I ' m in shape! Simon in good stride” 89 Donique leaves the com¬ petition in the dust. GOLF THE FUTURE ARNOLD PALMERS OF WRHS David Bartolotto, Ricky Gulino, George Evans, Chris Corriveau, Brian Martin and Mr. O ' Donnell Looks like a pop-up to the short stop... “Now George, if we can get around this stomach of yours .. David, don’t look so excited about this game. “Rick, cut all this grass before you go home today. 90 TENNIS- Co-Captain: Arletha Leaston, Tim Sorrell Co-Captain: Georgia Thoidis, Co-Captain: Ronald Durocher Not Present: Simon Borukhov Coach Glynn and Simon Borukhov Timmy Sorrell Ron coming in for the win. r - • Georgia with her devastating serve. Arletha waiting for the i return. 91 WRESTLING Front: Anthony Regis, Elias Succar, Middle: Matthew Leaman, Anthony White, William Pindley, Back: Earl Bostic, Chris Corriveau, Dennis Wornum Wrestling meet at Randolph High CAPTAINS — Dennis Wornum, Anthony White and Matthew Leaman (center). 92 Elias Succar prevents an escape Chris Corriveau blocking a stand up mammy WRHS wrestling team coach: Rudy Diamond, Faculty Advisor: Cliff Whitehead Westie stops a switch I ' m sure it’s down there somewhere Look, I can touch my toes! Chlorine dreams : ront (l-r): Glenda Williams, Sandra Tripanie, Michelle Grady, Allison Hubbard, Coach: Mr. Talbot Top (l-r) (athy Moriarty, Donna Conway, Stacey Felton, Doreen White Awesome freestyle Front (l-r): Jamal Jones, Jose Vasquez, Nguyen Luong, Lamont Davis, Coach: Mr Talbot Back: Joseph Twoomey, Thomas Bang, Carlos Vasquez, Francis Garcia, Vincent Andrade Butterfly stroke strikes again Lisa Margil 1965-1986 Valedictorian Class of 1983 Michelle Nicholson 1966-1986 Class of 1984 Paul Stewart 1966-1986 Class of 1984 Do not sta nd by my grave and weep I am not there, I do not sleep I am a thousand winds that blow I am a diamond glint on snow I am the sunlight on ripened grain 94 Joseph L. Ippolito Superintendent, District 3 form September 1982 to September 1986 Thank You for your many years of service and your support of our school. from The Faculty and staff of West Roxbury High School Sea % yiK PHONE 327-3330 DRESSES ami ACCESSORIES 673 V.F.W. 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Some of you will be looking for jobs, going to college, technical schools. We hope that the programs that Bank of New England has developed at West Roxbury High School have helped you prepare for the new experiences that lie ahead. For over ten years, Bank of New England has worked with West Roxbu ry High School to initiate and fund programs that have let you learn about life. From covering current events through our mag¬ azine and newspaper subscriptions to introducing current computer software programs, our programs were designed to enrich your years at West Roxbury High and help you meet the challenges of the future. We couldn ' t reach all of you, but for those we did we hope we made a difference—in your choices, enthusiasm, growth and future. To your life. 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