Westborough High School - Cotton Gin Yearbook (Westborough, MA)

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Yearbook Staff After selecting the yearbook staff in April, 1983, the challenge of find- ing a theme arose. We decided a fair- ytale was a fresh idea. So to promote unity on the staff, we took a trip to Newport, R. I. last May. Instead of bringing us closer, we drifted further apart. In the midst of the confusion, our theme changed from a fairy tale to a magazine format. Mr. Kaplan is still waiting for us to change our minds again. We feel this format is appropriate today because of the great impact the media has on our lives. Instead of being just a photo album, we hope it will give a realistic account of the 1983-1 984 school year. We ' d like to thank all the people who worked on the yearbook this year. We give special thanks to Sue Torres, our business editor, who sold all the ads ahead of schedule, Mark Langston and Kelly Sieger, photography edi- tors, who supplied us with enough pic- tures to make the book work, and Kathi Matuzek and Maureen Hens- ley, art editors, for helping us meet the deadlines. Without the help of Mr. Kaplan, this book wouldn ' t have come together. (Thanx Bob!) Your editors, Sue and John

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Stars! = On Friday evening, March 25, 1983, talent came from many new and unexpected sources. The Class of 1984 was holding their Junior Talent Show. Music dominated the evening, with selections ranging from heavy metal to classical piano solos. Com- edy was presented by the Girls of 1984 in their in between act skits, (See picture at right) and by the M.C. ' s, Chris Orff, Garret Walker, and Peter Valinski. The most humor- ous performance of the night was Chauncy Lake . In the picture on the opposite page, Dave McKenney, Steve Thibodeau, John Burns, and Chris Anderson strut their stuff. At the end of the show the judges passed in their ballots. Kirk Merrow was named the winner for his classi- cal piano solo. The general consensus was that the Class of ' 84 ' s Talent