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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1987 volume:

WESTBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL W XXX XX WEST MAIN STREET, WESTBOROUGH, MA 01581 Phone buddies, Jen Hall and Jean Pier- son. Karen McLaughlin tickles the ivories in the band room. JUST FOR THE RECORD Music is a world within itself. It ' s a language we all understand. This book is a record of our world of music. Although we could not provide actual music for your page- turning pleasure, there is a unique and unsung song that represents every aspect of Westborough High School life. We believe that it is time to record these songs and in the process, to record this year. This book is especially for those of us who have trouble remembering what happened two hours ago and will definitely forget some of the more interesting moments and aspects of this high school year very quickly. We have tried to record the more enter- taining, and maybe not so memorable, features of our student life, sports, academics, clubs and people with pictures and words. A record should be entertaining. So just for the record . . . THIS was YOUR YEAR! GOING PLATINUM It ' s not what people look like, or what they wear, or even who they hang around with that makes them spe- cial. It ' s what they do, how they react, what they say, Bruce Ledoux prepares for gradu- ation a year early on the night of the talent show. and in what they partici- pate that makes them unique people. That ' s what this, the first section of our year- book, is all about. It ' s we, the students, in our daily lives. It ' s what we exper- ience, how we react, and how we learn to grow from all that we accomplish. The activities portrayed in the following pages make us what we are in terms of a student body. Our student life, as a whole, is outstanding; and because of this, our record is going platinum. Senior Spirit The dreary weather didn ' t dam- pen the spirit of the school ' s newest senior class as the first Senior Breakfast got under way at Ab- dow ' s. The class of ' 86 had just fin- ished school, and we were eager to take over. The waitresses looked to- w ard the door with distressed ex- pressions on their faces as we all plowed in. Everyone crammed into the tables with their friends, and the chowing began. We have to admit, we were a bit rowdy. After the man- ager proceeded to yell at the whole group, which filled the entire back of the restaurant, students gradually started to leave. Abdow ' s wasn ' t thrilled with us to say the least. On the way back to the school, ro- tary traffic was held up by soon-to- be seniors. There was even an article about it in the next day ' s paper! When we arrived, we proceeded to take over the senior balcony as our first demonstration of senior spirit. Heather, Amy, Patti, and Sharon, wait- ing to be seated. The guys on the Senior Breakfast rotary run. Paul Martino. clueless as usual. 6 Brian Karski on piano with Gregarious, one of his many acts. MC, Sean Linnane and his impersonation of custodian, Fred. Jeff Matthew ' s jams with his band I ' nder the Gun, featuring Kelly Harney on vocals. So this is where the Junior guys went! Their comical act was ac- companied by the song You Shook Me All Night Long. Stars on 45 ' s What could be more fun and enter- taining than a live combination of a lot of Star Search material and a little bit of the Gong Show ? Well, the answer is nothing, especially when it is hosted by the Class of 1987. The evening of March 20, 1986 launched this great and traditional undertaking known as the Junior Tal- ent Show with the help of the three Masters of Ceremony: Sean Linnane, Bruce Ledoux and Chris Gorak. These part-time comedians (and ex- cellent ad-libbers ) added a touch of humor and fun to the show between acts. Included among their most pop- ular material were the antics of Sears Driving School and their accom- ished students and an imperson- ation by Sean Linnane of the lovable but elusive, all-around good-sport, custodian, Fred. During the course of the show, some of the junior girls found the junior guys to be elusive also, which they ex- pressed in their rendition of Where ' d the Junior Guys Go? Several of the junior guys were eventually found, however, a little later on stage doing a diaper dance to You Shook Me All Night Long and were joined by the girls at the end (who were somewhat more fashionably clothed). On the more serious side, Johnny, Fish and the Flamingos swept the vo- cal band category with an outstand- ing performance of Come Sail Away sung by Brian Karski, who added an interesting flair to the act by starting out in the audience and working his way up to the stage. Joanna Tracy and John Pehl did justice to two Jim Croce songs which they performed like ex- perts, thereby winning the vocal cate- gory. In the dancing category, Penny Smith swung and swayed to The Conga in keeping with tradition. She shared her victory with Lauren Glick- man, Chris Barlow and Stephanie Travers in their spunky routine to the classic hit Leader of the Pack . Also included was Pete Ralph who did a great job of keeping the motorcycle seat warm and looking cool. Scott Messier, Pam Harding, Nick Lever- ne, and Amy Blanchard huddle for a snap- shot. Title Track Junior year is a big year for all high school students. Many things happen that year: SAT ' s, license, talent show, and that mythical highlight, THE PROM. Preparations for such a ceremo- nious occasion take a great deal of style and tact. Who to ask, and what to wear? After much indecision (and many surprising combinations), dates are found, garments are chosen, res- ervations are made, and the excite- ment builds. Limos, Caddys, sports cars, and Dad ' s old Chevy rolled in on May 17, 1986 to embark on this jubilant oc- casion. The court was picked, dubbing Heather Cromwell and Matt Day the Royal Couple, forever yours Faith- fully. Festivities were then moved to the open plains under the starry sky where a warm fire kept us going. The early dawn guided us through hours of traffic on our way to Hampton Beach. The unseasonably hot sun beat down on our tired, and now painfully burned bodies and made us all the more unprepared for school on Mon- day. Sean Linnane and Linda Richards take a breather. The Court: (Front row) Dawn Briggs, Richelle Olterman. (Back row) Kirsten For- rest, Tracy LaBrecq ue. Heather Cromwell, Matt Day, Jean Pierson, Lisa LaMarche. 11 Balcony Games If it wasn ' t for our balconies, many of our students would be lost. Most of us depend on these crucial concrete struc- tures as spots for socializing and general support (literally). Where else could a person make a friend, make a date, make a joke, or just lean in exhaustion for a while? Students even risk tardies in order to hang out and look cool for a few minutes between classes, which was especially hard this year with the reduced passing time. The different levels and locations of the balconies serve to separate class gatherings, the most established being in the infamous senior balcony. This par- ticular balcony is the most annoying when trying to use the stairs because this entails muddling through a sea of sen- iors. The balconies add greatly to the char- acter of the school Signs announcing ex- tra-curricular events can be hung here so that all students are sure to see them. These signs express the spirit of the school by congratulating our athletic teams, and anything that brings added spirit to the school is a great advantage. Mark Montgomery and Dave Coonan take a mental break. Kris Kahler shoots the photographer an evil eye. Mark Hensley wonders what ' s up. Tim Goland and others above overcome their fear of heights. Off the Record The high school has many ways in which it attempts to raise the general morale of the students. Whether it be earning funds, or increasing school spirit or even just getting students to- gether to have a good time, our school likes to think we stick together and give each other support. In April of 1986 we had a great time at the annual Competition Day. Each grade sent out it ' s best (?) and struggled to win. The final victors were the class of ' ?8 (who else could it have been but the seniors?). Later, in June, the class of ' 87 ' s new yearbook staff held it ' s carwash. It was a great way to get the new staff together, and we had a blast! — Oh, the customers that we had seemed farily pleased with the results as well! Richelle Olterman and Katie Strecker have some good clean fun. 14 Debi Concaugh supported by her teammates with an extra boost from Steve O ' Keefe. Pam Hemberger takes a reflective pause from the busy car wash. 16 Tail-gaters at large. The band plays in one of the traditional Ranger formations. The WHS Band jumps into action at half- time. Kim Martin grabs someone else ' s sung- lasses by mistake. The various hilltop spectators take it easy. The cheerleaders celebrate a touchdown in the ever-popular swinging circle. 17 The Long And Winding Road As soon as teenagers hit high school, and sometimes before, they long for the day when they can drive away in the family car (minus the family). However, to reach this goal, they must experience the trauma of learning how to drive. This process starts with the infamous driver ' s ed. For what other reason would sophomores and juniors stay at school, notebooks in hands, for an extra two hours every week for several months, even when it was not a requirement. It ' s all for that sacred pink slip from the Registry of Motor Vehicles; the result of endless boring hours in the lecture hall. The most entertaining part of driv- er ' s ed is the celebrated road lesson. If you ' re lucky, your instructor falls asleep in the passenger seat after the first five minutes, or he she decides that ten minutes is close enough to an hour. If you ' re unlucky, you get the guy with bad breath who shouts at you constantly about your wheel turning technique and makes you do a three point turn in the rotary. The worst part about it is feeling like the sign on top of the car reads, That ' s right. I don ' t know how to drive. And when people from school pass you on the road, they all stare into the car to see if they know who ' s driving. Those can be traumatic days, but in the long run, it ' s worth it. You go for your license, fail the test three times, and on your first solo, you flatten the neighbor ' s cat. Or is it worth it? (Right)Jason Dibatista friends make the best of a boring time in the lecture hall. 18 (Left)Colleen Donnelly just can ' t put down her Drivers License Manual. (Below)A Sears Driving School car; the vehicle that ' s been through it all. (Above left)The slick instructor takes attendance. (Left)Pete McLaughlin takes a quick break from the day ' s lesson on potholes. (Above)Tina Dever, Heather MacKay, and Bob Crawford find their little blue books amusing. 19 (Below)Santa plays cool as he moves in on Jane Galagher, Brooke Taylor, Kim Albert, and Elaine Esper at the fiesta (Below)Mrs. Boyle enjoys her role as hostess on December 19. Festivities ' Twas the week before holiday va- cation and all through the school, ev- ery student was smiling, despite the No Elfing rule. This year, the ad- ministration decided that they had had enough of certain holiday festivi- ties such as elfing at the high school. However, the School Commit- tee relented somewhat after a while, knowing that they really couldn ' t post elf snipers in the halls, and the tradi- tion lived on. Everyone was dressed in their best red and green and gave an atmosphere of holiday cheer to the school. Also, several seniors brought that holiday cheer to the streets of Westboro, despite the pouring rain. You just can ' t reason with elves some- times. Back at the school,the rest of the students were getting involved in the festivities. The foreign language de- partment threw a party (actually a fi- esta) hosted by Mrs. Boyle. There were decorations, music, and lots of food. Entertainment was provided by an up and coming magician, Kurt Mo- siejczuk, who put on a show that would put David Copperfield to shame. The high point of the party was the wild breaking of the pinata and of course, diving for the candy. After finishing the few last min- ute tests that our understanding teachers were kind enough to give us,the parties and elfing were a wel- come break to people who already had sugarplums dancing in their heads. (Above)Elaine Esper strings up one of the unsuspecting pinatas that will soon be defaced. 21 Feeding Time At The Zoo It has long been a tradition among students to complain about school food, but the kitchen staff does the best they can with what they ' ve got. Let ' s just hope that the saying, You are what you eat doesn ' t hold true at school. The cafeteria has different moods, which can be unfortunate for some people. For example, the student who either has a headache or needs to study an entire semester of biology in twenty minutes will not appreciate a jubilant chorus of Happy Birthday to you from one of the more enthusi- astic tables (usually filled with girls). These singers are usually told by a ta- ble of football players quite loudly to SHUT UP! , as they are trying to concentrate on their double lunches. As luck goes, the days when all is quiet on the lunch room front (which is not often) are the days when some poor kid drops his loaded, plastic tray with a resounding BANG in the middle of the floor. Of course, the echo of this humiliation is quickly replaced by the roaring applause of a standing ova- tion. Sometimes lunch isn ' t every- body ' s favorite period. (Far above)The sad side effects of a quick Westboro High lunch. (Directly abo- ve)The lunch line at its tamest. (Right)Stefan Marsland pauses to figure out what he just ate. 22 Let It Snow! What ' s the only difference between Westborough and some small hick town in Southern California? You guessed it; that unpredictable white stuff that falls from the sky. ..Snow. Up to the age of 10, it ' s a gift from God, a natural toy in which to throw, eat(when its not yellow), romp in, cre- ate dream forts, and glide over at 90 miles an hour. After that it takes on a new perspective. It is something which to shovel twice; once before the plow, and the second time after the plow inevitably comes and re-buries one ' s driveway. Snow is some thing to blow-dry and chisel off the car. It is also a parent ' s favorite excuse to why one should stay home on Friday night. When one says snow to the aver- age student, the immediate reaction is no school!! Scenario: Forecasters are predicting 5 feet, and one blows every- thing off and watches T.V. all night only to wake up late and find — black tar and warm sun. Then, there are those days when you wake up early, jump in the show- er, come out wide awa ke, refreshed, and one ' s little sister mumbles What ' s the matter with you-no school! . One crawls back into bed - a little damp. It ' s futile to try and deter- mine whether or not school is actually in session. The radio announcers, it seems, are always on ..and West Boylston . One usually remains clue- less till at least 20 minutes before 8:00. This year we have been particularly blessed with postponements during midyears, leaving us with even more time in which to put off studying ( there are no excuses for failing an exam having 5 days to look over mate- rial ) -and a white football season. To sum it all up - When You Least Ex- pect It, Expect It!!! 24 25 (Below)Brian Strong jammin at foot- ball practice. (Right)Sue Hall rehearses the French horn with the band. PRACTICES: What Price For Perfection? 3? We hear it everyday. Mrs. Howland comes over the loud speaker and starts reeling off announcements. Girls ' basketball practice has been changed to 5:00 today. Senior play practice from 7:00 to 10:00; band re- hearsal today after school for the con- cert tomorrow; boys ' freshmen bas- ketball will be at the junior high today at 4:00; concert choir rehearsal from 3:00 to... Sometimes they make your head spin. One might ask oneself, Are all these practices really worth the trou- ble? I mean, heck, I know right now I ' ll be warming the bench in Friday ' s game, anyways. As always, the stu- dents trample off to their practices, unquestioningly. It ' s two twenty-two and they haven ' t eaten since seven thirty when they grabbed a doughnut while running out of the house, claim- ing that there wasn ' t time for break- fast . During lunch, they were too busy cramming for their Biology II ' cat-skinning ' test to care much about eating. (Above)The senior guys form a chorus line as they practice dancing for South Pacific , this year ' s senior play. (Right)Chris Gagnon heads the ball during soccer practice. 26 0k I (Above)Steve Tepper hulas at play re- hearsal. (Left)Of course there ' s always time for winding down as the soccer team demonstrates by their frisbee game. 27 Yes, even the chaperones can enjoy themselves as Mrs. Boyle (left) and Mr. Juszynski (below) demonstrate. Shakin ' All Night Long Dancing is said to be one of the best forms of aerobic exercise. It increases the circulation of blood, tones mus- cles, and depending on whom you ' re dancing with, it can make a person lose weight just from the sweat pour- ing from their palms. WHS dances, whether they be for- mal, semi-formal, or the habitual yet madcap stag bash , rate fairly high on the old student interest-activity meter. D.J. ' s spin their records to sell- out crowds, and chaperones do all that they can just to keep the extra multi- tudes out. If a passerby was to look beyond the steam-fogged windows of the lobby, he or she might think it was jello wres- tling night at Jim ' s Slam Dance Pal- ace. However, although dances may seem slightly untamed, things are kept well under control by the fearless (and crazy) chaperones. These adults must be given due credit for their time and willingness to lend a hand (or a wastebasket). Our dances are so much more than just a social gathering. They act as an opportunity to unwind, get down, and hopefully (for some) as a chance to get a little closer to some particuar member of the opposite sex. At such events, students display untapped energy that lasts long after the music stops. By the time the last slow dance is played, the desire for another dance to be scheduled is well implanted in the minds of many. Of course, there are also those people who each time regret coming and swear that they will never go to an- other dance again. It is true that good times are not guaranteed. The dance provides the opportunity for a good time, and then the dancers have to fend for their own fun. In general, ev- eryone fends pretty well. 29 WORKIN ' FOR A LIVING Being a student at WHS can get quite expensive. Just the bare necessi- ties, such as music tapes, weekend parties, clothes, dates, food, and cars can add up to enormous sums of mon- ey. Not many of us can count on much financial aid from home; parents who are willing to spend up to $45 per achievement test seem strangely re- luctant to pass out a whole lot of extra cash on the weekends. Most of us have found other ways to support our lifes- tyles however. In and around town, WHS students are working at many different jobs to earn money for the essentials of student life. Some of us have turned to burgers for bucks. Local people can enjoy fast foods at Wendy ' s produced by West- boro ' s own Mary Hesselton or Kim Cove. It makes it much easier for ev- eryone to digest their fries and fros- ties kno wing that they were prepared with loving care. Others have sought jobs at clothing, grocery, shoe, and drug stores. Shop- ping at CVS is always a treat when one can have Debi Concaugh, Dawn Sei- benbruner, Heidi Stewart, Tara La- Traverse, or Jenn Hopkins check out one ' s deodorant, hair spray, note- books (of course), and other personal items. Sheila Walsh, Pam Hemberger, Ann Metzger, Allyson Kruse, and Jen Hall work hard to keep Westboro ' s elementary tots looking fashionable at Raschel ' s children ' s clothing ware- house. Late night snacks at Abdow ' s after a flick at the Flick are pleasantly provided by waitresses such as Amy Burke, Aimee DesRosiers, Laurie Richards, Julie Townsend, and Rita Thacker. These places are obviously only a few where our student body can be found, but these are typical of the types of jobs that teenagers acquire. After school and summertime jobs have not only provided us with a means of making money but with a chance to have some fun as well. With Westborough youth on the work force, Wendy ' s drive-thru is an adventure in itself and shopping for zit cream has taken on new meaning at CVS. At Julio ' s Ken Valk (above) tries to make off with some goodies, but Glenn McLeod (right) concerns himself with fine foods. 30 ing As much as we hate to ad- mit it, the most important part of school is academics. Everything you do in school Randall Currie cautiously removes his books from his locker. Records goes on a record for every college admissions officer and prospective employer to leer at. Remember that E in College Reading? It ' s on your record. Goodbye Har- vard! When it comes to academ- ics there are two basic per- sonality types. The first is the person who does all his home- work, studies for gym tests, and owns stock in the Worcester Public Library. The second type never does homework, and casually glances at their friends ' notes for the first time ten minutes before the final. Although these are the extremes, most people tend toward one or the other. The eagerness to gra- duate provides a common ground enabling both types to overcome differences and party together eight hours after that last bell rings every Friday. (Directly Below) Mr. Sharpe ' s Fan Club. (Far Below) Pam Hemberger and Amy Pendergast are dazed and confused. Day In Day Out Students go through their academic life with hoping for a fire drill. However, most of the eyes one point of view: us and the teacher. We who sit stray to the clock and follow the second hand for in desks mentally calculating our averages, and the bulk of the class. Gathering up some mental the person who struts and frets all period in strength, you toss out a few questions to the ex- front of the class and is totally forgotten during pectant masses. No answer. Maybe they didn ' t passing time. Do we the students ever stop and hear. Maybe they really don ' t know the answer, think, What is it like to be up front? Maybe they ' re all looking at the spot on your No, not unless we have to do the dreaded oral shirt. Maybe... Time ticks by, notes are taken, report that day. Picture this. You are in the front never to be understood again, the bell rings and of a putrid gray room facing ranks of glazed eyes life goes on. Seriously though, the real question which wander around the room. O.K., perhaps isn ' t the teacher ' s perspective ,but the students: some of these eyes are feverishly reading over the the delve into the unknown, the unexplored. Well, incredibly informative class evacuation plan — perhaps it ' s better left a mystery. Put Hour Goggles On! I Below ) Debbie Powell con- templates the Laws of Ph s- For most people, academics is a part of life that they just don ' t like to advertise. Everyone does it although no one will admit it. With labs however, there is no way to be discreet. Whether you are in the middle of a lab, or have just completed one, you are easily picked out of the crowd. Take for example, the language lab. One can ' t hide the fact that they are engaged in academic lab work, with their big green cushy earphones and long metal mike wrapped around their head. Most students can ' t deny that they are caught in the act-unless they play it cool and try to pretend they are really tuning out on old-fashioned walk- men. There is no getting around at least one chemis- try or biology lab. They leave you trying to cover up the deep, red goggle mark cut into your face, or with a funny scent of formaldehyde or some sulfuric substance. You try to sneak into your next class subtly, and when the person in front of you turns around and asks you, Hey, what ' s that funny smell? , you smile and shrug, clueless. 37 A Day In Ghe Cife Of JOE C RA H6E C R 6:30 BzzzzzzzzWHAP! 6:45 Joe Ranger crawls out of bed and into the shower. 7:20 Joe runs out to the bus stop. 7:30 Joe is still waiting for the bus. It is probably one of the coldest days of the year, so of course the bus is late. 7:50 Joe ' s bus drops him off at the infamous Westborough High School. 8:00 An alarmingly loud voice blares over the loudspeaker reminding him that it ' s only Tues- day and a Cycle 1 day at that. Joe mumbles something at the flag and is on his way. 8:40 Joe suppresses a yawn in English class, as he does everyday, longing for the excitement of a rotating schedule. teacher make a fool of himself in his attempts at humor. Joe wonders where this guy gets his clothes. Joe looks at the clock, trying to decide if it ' s lunch he smells, or biology lab. 1 0:00 It was biology lab. Joe turns his head just in time to avoid flying worm guts that splat on his partner ' s goggles. Joe wonders if Parameciums ever wonder. 1 1 :00 Study in the cafeteria. It ' s been a long day already. To make conversation, he asks, What ' s for lunch? A nameless, faceless voice murmurs something to the effect of fried, breaded worm guts. Sigh. He falls asleep to the buzz of distant Walkmans. Zzzzz. A bell rings. Joe wakes up in a cold sweat and finds himself back in his own bed. It was only a nightmare. ..or was it? He glances at the clock. ..6:50AM. He springs out of bed. The nightmare is just beginning. I ho c iJoe ' s Number One GaL i Below i Joe, a regular social butterfK in stud hall. 9:10 Joe sits, vaguely amused, watching another 38 Matt Day (below) alone with his appliances. Senior Survivalists (right) can ' t make it on their own. ' Ready Por Che Puture With the newly added seventh period, more stu- dents than ever can now take certain classes that help prepare them for what the immediate future entails. Courses such as Home Economics, Senior Survival, and Child Development teach the stu- dents the more practical aspects of life that will be necessary for independent living. Senior Survival has generally in the past gotten a bad rap for being a sleeze course . Sure, cook- ing cinnamon rolls for a midyear may not be considered as difficult as a calculus exam. How- ever, learning skills such as cooking and sewing is harder than many people think (or will admit) until they try it themselves. Next year when some students are out of school and on their own, and all of the buttons are pop- ping off their only shirt, they ' ll appreciate the extensive training that they received in Senior Survival. When they look into the refrigerator and see nothing except for a few sparse string beans and a can of tomato soup, they ' ll wish for the exquisite entrees prepared last year in Home Ec. Cooking and sewing are not the only tasks learned in the course. The students are also taught how to hold a budget, balance a checkbook, and wash and iron clothes. As exciting as all this may seem ,the students are learning valuable skills which pertain to the real world. Child Development is a class taken by many for a variety of reasons. Some sign up to take the course because they are interested in entering into the field of child education; others because they wish to someday be good parents. There are also a few who take it because they enjoy dressing up a hard boiled egg and calling it their baby. Child Development instructs students to under- stand and get along with kids. That can be helpful to anyone at anytime. Because of the addition of the seventh period, students are now exposed to new classes which are unique from the three R ' s: reading , ' riting, and ' rithmatic. Not only do these courses offer instruction on a variety of topics, but they also offer to students a break from the monotonous schooling they may be accustomed to. 40 (Below )Mr. Hayes makes an example of Gina Ritacco to demonstrate the right way to smile. Tjhc Arts: Ury it, You ' ll £ike It! What is art? What is drama? Are they the titles of some obscure poems from freshman Eng- lish? Are they perhaps questions that philosophy majors ponder for fun on the weekends? Or are they courses that Westborough High School of- fers? Yes, that ' s right, there are students that take these courses here at W.H.S. And strangely enough, contrary to popular opinion, these stu- dents work. Have you ever tried to make a model of an animal out of wire and sticky pieces of paper? Have you ever tried to memorize four pages of dialogue during lunch? That is real work. How- ever, the students that take these classes are very lucky. Not only do they work hard, but they truly enjoy their work (usually). We all have to take science, English, math, history, gym; but these students have chosen to take either art or drama courses. When a student takes a Fine Arts class it ' s because he wants to, not because he has to. When you walk by the art rooms or see a drama class in the auditorium, the students and usually the teacher are smiling. Why are they smiling? Well, funny things happen in these classes. Ever wonder why some of the art students have clay stuck to their faces, or stained hands? Ever won- der if Mr. Sharpe actually tells those incredibly inane jokes in drama class? Believe me, you don ' t know what you ' re missing. So the next time you ' re filling out courses to take, either in college or high school, be nice to yourself and round it out with a little art. Elizabeth Tortora and Sue Owen (left are moted by a heart-wrenching performance by Brian 43 II w r i ■i i ik w V ■ «■■■■ ■■■■■I i OFF THE CHARTS The following pages contain the many extra-curricular activities our school has to offer. They may be off the charts in the sense that they don ' t go on your report card, but, they are; nonetheless, important. In- volvement in clubs provides an ideal opportunity to learn by doing, an ex- perience not available within the con- straints of the academic classroom. Or, you may explore an area which isn ' t included in the academic cur- riculum, yearbook for example. At the start of this school year, for many of the traditional clubs the fu- ture looked dim. With the addition of the new seventh hour and the abol- ishment of the activity period, when would organizations have time to meet? Well, loyal club members wouldn ' t let their clubs die; they just compromised a bit. Often this meant after school get-togethers, or limiting meetings to the bi-monthly activity period. Let it be remembered though that the clubs and organizations of Westborough High School continue to thrive, with or without a daily activ- ity period. Another member of the video club, Dan Flavin learns the basica of filming. ressure; Stress. ..we ' ve all felt it: that indescribable confusion created when one ' s mind overrides the body ' s basic desire to choke the living daylights out of some idiot who desperately needs it. You know how it is. It ' s one of those days. You spent all night typing a twenty page paper, and this morning your dog reminds you that you forgot to let him out when he uses your paper in place of his favorite tree. PRES- SURE! But your teacher doesn ' t believe you. Oh, sure, like you drew those huge dark circles under your eyes and overdosed on No-Doze just to fake him out. Nontheless, your teacher is kind enough to give you an E. But wait! That ' s not all. You completely forgot about your oral report, not that it would have been humanly possible for you to do it anyway. And, of course, it ' s a major grade. As you feel your hair turn gray and ulcers instantly form on the caffeine-induced knots in your stomach, you try to imagine what it will be like graduating in the 21st century. Yes, this is a sob story of the average student, but that is exactly what needs to be understood by teachers and parents from time to time. The best student-teacher relationships come from the teacher treating the students as busy people (with other classes besides their own) and not by belittling their roles in life and underestimating their responsibilities. For the most part, teachers understand these things and respect the various pressures on students, and it has to go both ways. Teachers are allowed to also have their sob stories about correcting exams and getting in grades on time, besides going home to being a parent or trying to run a home, pay bills, etc. Better understanding can reduce everyone ' s pressures. (Far Above) Lisa Lividini prefers to deal with stress by quietly pondering the situation. (Left) Berk packs it all in and calls it a day. (Above) Even the faculty (ie. Mr. Mannix) can experience the trauma of pressure. 47 Student Council: (Back Row) Sharon Forbush, David Awad, John Valinski, Mary Beth Domenico, Kris McCue, Jon McSweeney, John Stevens, Neil Thurber, Jen Lancaster. (Front Row) Dave DeSisto, Rachel Cox, Rachel Irwin, Monica Powers, Amy Cox, Jenn Hopkins. Advisor: Mr. Fredette. Student Government Although most Westborough High students know very little about our student government, it does exist. Our Student Council Officers Jon McSweeney, Kristen McCue, Kirsten Forrest, and Katie Strecker are re- sponsible for the announcement board each week. The student coun- cil also provides food during football games in order to raise money for the Student Council Scholarships each year. SCAT which stands for Students Communicating with the Administra- tion and Teachers, is a group which discusses the problems within our school. (SCAT reps are Tracy LaBrec- que, Heather Candon, Caroline Judge, Jen Rochette, Monica Pow- ers, Jon McSweeney, and Rachel Ir- win.) SCAT meets once a month with an informal get-together where they discuss ways to improve communica- tions between teachers and students. The SAC to the School Committee presents the ideas and complaints, many times from SCAT, to the School Committee. This year our Student Advisory Council Monica Powers, Tracy LaBrecque, Karen McLaugh- lin, Shelley Manifold, and Caitlin Mor- iarity assisted in the formation of our bi-monthly activity period, allowing clubs and activities to meet with greater ease. The regional SAC Advisory Mem- bers, Monica Powers and Jon McSweeney once a month work with committees of other school reps to discuss common ideas or complaints. This year, letters to the senators were written to pass the new School Im- provement Council. SIC Reps Jon McSweeney and Jen Berquist are finding ways to improve our school. 48 Regional SCAT Members: Monica Powers and Jon McSweeney. SCAT: (Back Row) Heather Candon, Monica Powers, Jon McSweeney, Tracy LaBrecque. (Front Row) Jennifer Rochette, Caroline Judge, Rachel Irwin. tudent Government lass of 1 987 Officers reasurer: Dawn Briggs President: Chris Gorak Secretary: Kim Martin Vice Pres: Karen McLaughlin Advisor: Mrs. Dillon Class of 1 988 Officers Treasurer: Betsy Stone Secretary: Laurie Lightbody Vice Pres: David LaMarche President: Rachael Ballard Advisor: Mr. Mulle g J ' p 5 9 Ji T v«™ 3fc s m :iass of 1990 Officers Treasurer: Susan Owen Vice Pres: Andrea Candela President: Bob Tashjian Secretary: Kelli Skog Advisor: Mrs. Kippenberger lass oi Officers President: Rod Taubinger Vice Pres: Steve Tompkins Secretary: Melissa Foss Treasurer: Andy Strecker Advisor: Miss Farley to the School Committee Caitlin Moriarty Monica Powers Tracy LaBrecque Shelley Manifold Karen McLauqhlin Yearbook The Producers At the end of our junior year, we (the editors: Chris Judge, Amy Burke, and Katie Strecker) entered a stage of massive panic upon learning the infamous activity period was to be terminated. Christine and I were cer- tain that this would mean the end of the yearbook. But, luckily our eter- nally optimistic business editor had the wonderful idea of a yearbook study. Every other day the yearbook staff meets during a regular class hour. It works out well, (we think, any- way) since our staff has the option of coming to the yearbook room if they have yearbook work to do, or attend- ing open study if they have home- (Above) Robyn Alie is intrigued as she learns the basics from Amy Burke. (Above Right) Christine Judge releases her frustrations at the expense of Lynn Jolicoeur and Jill Storey. (Right) The Yearbook Staff (Seated) T. LoBrec- que, A. Burke, K. McLaughlin. (First Row) S. Igoe, R. Alie, K. Strecker, R. Olterman, A. Blan- chard, L. Jolicoeur, J. Townsend, P. Martino, Mr. Kaplan. (Second Row) R. Hayes, N. Lever- one, M. O ' Neil, A. DesRosiers, P. Hemberger, C. Barlow, J. Tracy, C. Judge, D. Powell, K. For- rest. (Top of Juice Machine) S. Forbush, B. Le- doux, L. Beals. work to do. The editors also appreci- ate it since it decreases the amount of time we have to stay after school. Nonetheless, you will often find one of us in room 301 after hours. Have you ever driven by the school late some night and seen a solitary light gleaming out of the corner classroom on the third floor? It simply means that Chris and I (and anyone else we can coerce into staying) are rushing to complete last minute work on our deadline. Granted many people think we ' re crazy (and maybe we are), we simply hope you appreciate the ef- forts we, referring to the entire staff, put forth. Aimee DesRosiers is apparently not happy with her layout. 52 53 Westborough High School ' s answer to the Rockettes, the Color Guard. m m (Above) The band during a half-time show, enjoying (Far Above) The full Ranger Band line-up. (Directly Above) Band Captain Sean Linnane and the home field advantage. section leader Mark Hensley valiantly lead the trumpets through another trumpet duel. 55 Our Own Tunes Westboro High School is fortunate to have a variety of bands in the mu- sic program. The success of these bands — Jazz Band, Concert Band, and Marching Band — is made possi- ble through the hardwork and pa- tience of our Band Director, Mr. Al- ton Baggett and all the talented musi- cians at WHS. These bands are a source of entertainment and are real spirit raisers. This year ' s Marching Band, led by Drum Major Valerie Smack, had a successful season and was really a lot of fun. The band made the foot- ball games by playing the familiar tunes of California and On Broad- way in the background. Although half the band were freshmen, and there was only a handful of dedicated seniors, somehow it turned out al- right. The Concer t Band, made up of stu- dents from every class, now meets every day. The Concert Band puts on a festive Christmas Concert and an excellent Spring Concert each year. The Concert Band members conduct an annual solo and ensemble con- sert. The extremely talented students who wish to show off for a night par- ticipate in this terrific performance. Another really excellent band is the Jazz Band. It is now an everyday class since there is no longer an activity period. This jazzy group, made up of mostly upperclassmen put on super concerts, as the annual Pops Concert with the Navy Band in June at WHS. (Below)Jeff Matthews was given thje honor of accompanying the Navy Jazz Band last spring. (Middle)BRASS CHOIR. (Left)Chip Dapolite feels the beat. (Above)WHS Jazz Band plays the Worcester Galleria. I (Below)Valerie Smack and Lisa Lividini practice their chromatic scales. (Below) Rob True enjoying himself as he ' s at- tacked by the killer sousaphone. (Above) Mark Bean toots his own horn. (Above) WESTBOROUGH HIGH ' S CONCERT BAND 57 Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do No matter where you are in the school, the familiar humming of a new chorus song for an upcoming concert can be heard. Just for the record, the three singing groups at W.H.S. are: Choral Ensemble, consist- ing of freshmen and sophomore girls; Mixed Chorus, made up of junior and senior girls and freshmen through senior guys; and Concert Choir, a small group of selected singers from Mixed Chorus. Every year, the Mixed Chorus trav- els to another state (or country) to compete in a music festival. They have always returned with a number of medals. Each spring, the Concert Choir puts on a Madrigal Dinner where singers in Medieval costumes entertain guests while dining. The Choral Ensemble has the distinction of opening the winter and spring con- certs held each year. These concerts provide a full evening of singing en- tertainment that is enjoyed by par- ents and friends. CONCERT CHOIR MIXED CHORUS (Above) Mr. P keeps the masses under control. CHORAL ENSEMBLE 58 (Below) Underclassmen in action, performing in the holiday concert. AFS Trip 1 Mary Hesselton Down Under Mary Hesselton, class of 1987, went to school during her summer va- cation. Through AFS, she went to Canberra, Australia, where the kan- garoos roam. ' Their school system is different from ours. There is a cre- ative energy contributed by most of the students. It ' s more of a relaxed atmosphere. She stated how the schools worked on an open campus basis, much like the colleges in the United States. The city itself is not polluted or overpopulated, a nice change from the U.S. In her free time she went to parks, saw some of the Australian culture, and learned to ski. All the way to sunny Australia just to go skiing? (Below)Mary strolls through the Botanical Gar- den. 60 AFS Trip 2: Joanna Tracy In The Great White North Joanna Tracy, class of 1987, spent her summer vacation in a very unlike- ly place Iceland. Joanna was an ex- change student through American Field Service, which took her to a six- ty acre dairy farm called Keta. She lived with a family consisting of three girls and one boy. They are a hard working, farm oriented family. The jobs on the farm were many and nev- er ending. Milking thirty four cows at 7:00am and 6:00pm, shearing sheep and heading them to the mountains for the summer took a week. The work would go well into the night since the sun only set for three hours maximum, so it was never very dark. Their eating habits are different since they eat four meals a day. Lamb is a very popular meal and, as a special, whale meat is served. Milk is fresh from the cow. All in all she had a good trip, despite a language barrier. I ' m glad I got the opportunity to go to Iceland. DRE CKIP (Above left)The Coca-Cola Company in Reyk- javik, Iceland. (Directly above) Joanna gets a look at haying season in Iceland. (Left)Where ' s the snow? Contrary to popular belief, Keta farm in Hargerness, Iceland has summer too. 61 % • « ' • 4 • • . 4 t t f  «  =  4  O  | « fr ? v ft « k V« ft «  , ' c t. « • • 4 4 £ O O ■ ■ National Honor  •   „ « « 4 4   T.  ■ Society r -a  3 fl S «   S 0 £ « S « p ft Advisor: Mr. Juszynski „ „ N   ° „ « 4 , t „ v j t. a a  r « , a ft A « 6  a 1 0 '  «3 .« ft ft a c a ft v  ft o a ft „ «  i , S e v ft „ © •  j « „ P a « ft„« o O 4 3 « ■ 4 A ft « C .5   O • -j C „ t « ,  t ft « a t v a  V S J o . S y 1  ft ft ft 4 1 , 4 V p  4 l V ftp ! 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Being a member of a team is one of the best opportuni- ties to start new friend- ships. When a group of peo- ple work together for a few months out of the year, sharing common goals and interests, new friends just come naturally. There are inevitable good times and laughs at practices and on bus rides. In addition to the fun aspect, playing a sport is an excellent way to feel good about yo urself and your achievements. It is a chance to set new goals and break your own personal re- cords. VARSITY SCOREBOARD WHS 19 21 L L 6 17 17 13 12 7 OPPONENT Nashoba Clinton Milford Maynard Hudson Southbridge Marlboro Shrewsbury Burncoat Algonquin 6 10 W W 26 7 6 34 0 21 t f (Front Row) Sean Caddigan, Mark Flanigan, Chris Gorak. Jason Lanzetta. Keith Sieger. Steve 0 Keefe, Steve Tepper, Ma Day, Vic Taubinger, Jason Corbett, Rob Harrington. (Back Row) Brian Chouinard, Jon Kalagher, Karl Johnson. Ron Tebo Nick Leverone, Todd Wetzel, Joe MacDougall. Doug Twombly, Paul Bielsky, Scott Ladner. JR. VARSITY SCOREBOARD WHS O 6 12 8 0 6 0 0 0 6 OPPONENT Nashoba Clinton Milford Maynard Hudson Southbrige Marlboro Shrewbury Burncoat Algonquin 6 6 6 0 6 12 30 6 0 0 (Front Row) Chris Malley, Mike Stewart, David Lanzetta, Brian Byrnes. Steve Tompkins. Scott Thompson. Rod Taubinger (Middle Row) Ryan Whittemore, Scott Matson, Nield Montgomery, Andy Harris, Jim McGrady. Brian Moore. Mike Byrd Cornell Lewis. Chris Degabriele. Eran Ashworth. Rick Allen, Rob Wilson. Jack Harding. (Back Row) Coach Bilodeau. Eri French, Jed Tenczar. Steve Stewart, Dan Hemberger, Steve Caddigan. Bob Tashjian, Charlie Mason. Mike Ronka. I (Above) The 1986 Ranger Christmas card. (Right) QB Sean Caddigan pulls back for a long bomb. 68 lelow) Mark Flanigan ' s temper gets le best of him at the Milford home ime. Football Rebuilding the Forces were captains Steve Tepper and Pudge O ' Keefe, who were con- sidered by many to be as good in their respective positions as any in Central Massachusetts. Although the Rangers couldn ' t quite pull it all together this year, there were talented players in ev- ery position, and the forces are gradually being rebuilt for another soon-to-come Superbowl Cham- pionship. The team would like to thank Coach Gebo and all agreed that Coach Bliss was an excellent and entertaining addition to the team. As for the JV team, due to a technicality, their record was dis- counted. If the games had count- ed, their record would have been 3-5-2, as shown, but unfortu- nately, it resulted that they only won one game, and lost the rest. (Left) A perplexed Chris Gorak examines the snowy situation. (Above) Nick Leverone lunges forward to complete the pass. (Above) Sean Caddigan teammates how close he touchdown. shows his came to a 69 (Below) The girls always travel first class, however they ' d be lost without Ma the navigating fire dog. CHEERLEADERS It ' s Hip To Be Bop Cute girls in short skirts; it ' s enough to make any crowd scream. However, our W.H.S. cheering squad is a lot more than a group of slender-legged chicks. They ' re a spunky bunch who ' s en- ergy and spirit leads the Ranger fans through disappointing losses and glorious victories. The gang is lead by Lori Colwell, who has the girls up and flexing at 8:30 every Saturday morning. They practice forming the difficult geometric shapes and take pride in perform- ing in near perfect unison. Let ' s face it, without them we specta- tors would be just another shout- ing horde of adolescents. Their capers provide for never a dull mo- ment that keeps the Ranger fans quite amused. (Directly Above) The gals demonstrate a winning line-up. (Above right) West- boro ' s cheering squad shows that the more you try to get them apart, the more they stick together. 1986-87 Cheerleaders: Heather Cromwell (capt), Katie Strecker (capt), Patti Cook (capt). Debi Concaugh (capt). Kirsten Forrest. Richelle Olterman. Amy Vojtasko, Sara Edny, Jeanine Watson, Kristen Tepper, Lauren Doyle. Cheryl Isvak, Amy Mayotte. Julie Hopkins, Kathleen Wetzel, and Melissa Foss (Below) Kate Whitin looks on as Amy Blanchard clocks the ball down the field. (Right) Megan Fay and Lisa LaMarche just can ' t understand why they ' re being benched. 72 First Row) Jen Berquist, Cheryl Caldwell. (Middle Row) Kim Martin, Megan Fay. isa LaMarche. Amy Blanchard, Dawn Briggs. (Back Row) Coach O Neil, Judy lond, Nancy McTighe, Caitlin Moriarty. Kerry Matthews, Kate Whitin, Mary Beth )omenico, Jody Thurber, Coach Caldwell. First Row) Sara Irwin, Janna Spinazola, Mary Galagher, Amy McAuliffe, Cynthia paldwell, Christie Foulke, Heidi Anderson. (Back Row) Phyllis Cole, Coach Cald- vell, Pauline Chouinard, Jen Gorak, Brooke Taylor, Andrea Candela. Brandy lackman. Lori Riedel. VARSITY SCOREBOARD JR. VARSITY SCOREBOARD VHS OPPONENT WHS OPPONENT 2 Maynard 1 1 Maynard 0 1 Marlboro 1 0 Marlboro 0 1 Clinton 0 0 Clinton 1 0 Shrewsbury 0 1 Shrewsbury 0 1 Milford 0 0 Milford 0 2 Algonquin 0 1 Algonquin 0 2 Hudson 0 1 Hudson 1 2 Maynard 0 0 Maynard 1 5 Marlboro 0 1 Marlboro 0 1 Clinton 0 1 Clinton 1 14 Shrewsbury 1 2 Shrewsbury 1 0 Milford 1 1 Milford 0 2 Algonquin 0 1 Algonquin 0 3 Hudson 0 2 Hudson 0 2 Auburn 0 0 Auburn 0 Field Hockey Midland League Champs The field hockey season started off the year with a big victory over Maynard for the first time in six years. The next two games were ties, but from then on, the victo- ries started, even with some key players warming the bench in Hudson. Occasionally, the team celebrated victories with a sleeze practice the next day, in- cluding ice cream and games like Red Rover , until this became too hazardous. The team ' s undefeated record continued with the help of Megan Fay, who played goalie in place of Mary Beth Domenico against Clin- ton. The victories ended with the disappointing Milford night game when new playing conditions worked against the team (espe- cially Jen!). The team never lost spirit, and they finished off the season with several wins to be- come the Midland League Champs. The team lost a tough first Districts game, but if next year ' s team is like this one, they ' ll be back. 2rS (Above) Jen Berquist and visiting team member stick it to each other. 73 Boys ' Soccer Almost There The 1 986 Varsity soccer team, led by tri-captains Craig Martin, Chad Christie, and Chris Wheelock placed 3rd in the Midland League and missed Districts by only one game. 1986 also was the year of Westboro soccer ' s first night game, in which they beat Shrewsbury 4-1. Westboro was clearly a defensive team with Brian Nash, Rob True, Carl Joeckel, and Chad Christie as fullbacks, and with Paul Martino in net. At times the Westboro offense was explosive with Jon Steen as goal leader. A serious injury prevented senior captain Craig Martin from playing in 6 games which deeply hurt the team. The seniors would like to thank Coach Kent for making their final year a memorable one, and thanks to Coach Tetloe for his time and contribu- tions. 74 3, V JR. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Front Row) Pat McGinn. Chris Gagnon, Josh Cole, Earl Storey. Mike MacDougall. Steve Maclean, Greg Bacon. Matt lanion. Coach Brian Tompkins. (Back Row) Aaron Federman, Steve Adriaansen, Phil Lowe, John Valinski, Tom MacDou- iall, Fred Horwitz, Todd Coriaty, Kevin Burke. Lewis Abladian, Ray Shafiee, Randall Currie. WHS W W L W L W L L T L W L L Front Row) Andy Cusson, Neil Thurber, Brian Nash, Jon Steen. David LaMarche, Chad Christie, Craig Martin, Chris Wheelock. Scott Henderson, Jorge Soto. (Back Row) Coach Tetlow, Keith Dorschel, Jason English, Adam Leland, Chip apolite. Bob White, Rob True, Carl Joeckel, Jeff Joeckel, Jeff Rumbaugh, Paul Martino, Coach Kent. OPPONENT Assabet Holy Name Marlboro Milford Shrewsbury Clinton Algonquin Marlboro Milford Shrewsbury Clinton Algonquin Auburn L L W L W L W W T W L W w VARSITY SCOREBOARD WHS 1 0 1 2 4 2 0 0 1 1 1 4 3 6 0 0 OPPONENT Assabet Holy Name Marlboro Milford Shrewsbury Maynard Nashoba Hudson Algonquin Marlboro Milford Shrewsbury Maynard Hudson Algonquin Auburn 2 O 2 0 1 1 2 3 6 5 1 0 1 o 3 O (Above) Jorge Soto controls the soc- cer ball. 75 Girls ' Soccer Low in Score, High in Spirit (Below) The agressive Monica Powers throws a right hook. It was another year of hard work for the girls ' soccer team who may have only won one game, but had several near misses. It did not help any that several key players were lost to sickness and injury over the sea- son. Their record, however, was strong enough to beat out Hudson and to take fifth place in the Mid- land League. The team, led by captains Ka- ren McLaughlin and Jean Pierson, was an odd combination of veter- ans and newcomers. Throughout the season, Westborough played mostly a defensive game, which was strengthened by Jean Pier- son at sweeper and stopper Moni- ca Powers, a first year player who used her athletic talents to be- come a dominant force in our de- fense. In goal was another new- comer, Erika Reents, who played well for the team. Senior Dawn Seibenbruner was an indispensi- ble fullback, along with Shannon Seile (when she could make it through a game without falling down). The midfield was held down by Karen McLaughlin, who not only supported the defense but was this year ' s lead scorer. Kathy Legs Cullen and Amy Cox, who was sidelined towards the end of the season due to illness(?). Freshmen stand-outs were Ally- son Morse and Chris Norkevicius, who kept alive the age-old tradi- tion of scoring on the wrong net. The team would like to thank Mr. John Lowbridge and Mr. John Hayes for their unfaltering guid- ance and their dedication to the team. Thanks also to the West- borough Soccer Association for their financial support throughout the season. (Above) Jean Pierson tests her flexib- lity by trying to touch her toe to her nose. (Above Right) Allyson Morse tears up the soccer field. (Right) Karen McLaughlin contemplates her next move. 76 {Front Row) Kathy Cullen. Shannon Seile. Monica Powers, Dawn Siebenbruner, Jean Pierson, Karen McLaughlin, Sue i McGinn, Kris Hansen, Carina Wong, Erika Reents. (Back Row) Coach Lowbridge, Rachael Cox, Kelly Martin, Annette Payne, Amy Cox, Allyson Morse, Chris Norkevicius, Kelli Skog, Jen Feliotico, Coach Hayes. SCOREBOARD OPPONENT Auburn Marlboro Shrewsbury Hudson Algonquin Marlboro Assabet Shrewsbury Lunenburg Hudson Algonquin 4 14 9 0 4 12 4 8 3 0 6 • . IT r (Left) Kathy leaves her opponent behind. (Far Above) Monica Powers and Erika Reents have a chuckle over Dawn ' s roots. (Above) Sue McGinn gives the crowd a warm welcome. 77 Left) The start of the Westborough l s. Auburn meet. (Below) Mark ' Sparky Stevens suffers the agony of defeat. Xbove right) Jeff Galicki tries to win a et that he can move the school while .retching out. (Above, far right) Carl lush, determined. Boys ' Cross Country They ' re Still Standing This year ' s boys ' cross-country team had a tremendous amount of energy and promise. The most memorable event of the season took place at the meet against Hopkinton, when captains Mark Stevens and Tim Goland led the team into victory by taking the first six places. Although the Hop- kinton meet was their only win of the season, it will not be forgotten by Westborough ' s own. This year ' s team has displayed a great deal of effort and potential, parti- culary on the part of freshmen members such as Brad Masters, Joe Miller and Casey Aylward. While their record was not a good one, the season was a lot of fun and now that Pete McClymer has learned the courses, he is looking forward to becoming captain next year. Best of luck to the boys ' cross country team next year, you guys deserve it! SCOREBOARD OPPONENT Marlboro W Hudson W Clinton W Maynard W Shrewsbury W Milford W Algonquin W Lincoln-Sudbury W Assabet W Nashoba W Hopkinton L Holy Name W Auburn W (First Row) Ken Valk-mgr., Tim Goland, Mark Stevens, Bill Harris, Coach Masters. (Back Row) Jim Carleo, Casey Aylward, Carl Bush, Pete McClymer, Jeff Galicki, Joe Miller, Brad Masters, Justin Portier, Jason Masciarelli. 79 Girls ' Cross Country Ghost Runners (Below) Sam Brown sprints to the fi ish line. (Right) The team sticks togeth er. The girls ' cross country team had a super season this year. The team ended with a very respect- able record and placed well in league meets and districts. The team interwove lots of fun, such as Coach Doyle ' s prize day, with many hard uphill miles. Senior Donna Straight, Juniors Sam Brown, Kate Thomas, Katie Cox and Betsy Stone, along with talented freshmen all placed well in their meets. Their efforts con- tributed to many wins. Sue Bat- cheller, Lynn Straight, and Nancy Perks all improved greatly over the season. Debbie Powell and Laurie Light- body ran and cheered together all year, and on Halloween led the pack of masked ghost-runners trick-or-treating through West- boro. With this spirit and talent, the team had a great season this year and can look forward to an- other next year. (Above) Jen Lancaster and Kate Thomas stretch their leg muscles be- fore the meet to avoid injury. (Above, right) Betsy Stone relaxes before a meet. SCOREBOARD WHS L W L W L W W W W OPPONENT Marlboro Hudson Shrewsbury Algonquin Nashoba Holy Name Auburn Maynard Hopkinton (First Row) Lynn Straight, Patti Lin, Sue Batcheller. Elaine Esper. Nancy Perks, Mary Keane. (Back Row) Melissa Foss, Lancaster, Kate Thomas, Katie Cox, Donna Straight, Sam Brown, Laurie Lightbody. Betsy Stone. 80 Volleyball A Lot of Talent A Little Luck The 1986 volleyball team was undoubtedly a team of personal- ity. Although several players had to serve time in detention hall, the team and Miss Corcoran managed a 10-4 record, placing them sec- ond in the league, and qualifying them for districts for the first time in four years. Many interesting and unique experiences added to the character of the season. The grand finale was their only district game, where they scored more points but ended up losing the match three games to two to Newton Catholic. As a show of their good sportsmanship, the team members decided not to ask for the bus shift back, but instead cruised home with Mom and Dad. Miss McSweeney and the JV team showed fine spirit and had some very promising players. Al- though next year ' s team is sure to do well, the intensity and domina- tion will not be the same without the character of the departing seniors and ringleaders: Sheila Walsh (MVP) and Joanna Tracy (co-captains), Robyn Alie, Jen Hall, Mary Hesselton, Sue Gillis, Tracy LaBrecque, and Cheryl Rich. JR. VARSITY SCOREBOARD WHS OPPONENT L Marlboro W L Milford W W Clinton L L Millis W L Hudson W W Algonquin L L Marlboro W L Milford W W Clinton L W Linc.-Sud. L L Hudson W W Algonquin L L Millis W WHS OPPONENTill 2 Marlboro 0 | 0 Milford 2 2 Clinton 0 2 Millbury 0 0 Millis 2 0 Hudson 2 2 Algonquin 0 j 2 Marlboro 0 ' 0 Milford 2 2 Clinton 1 2 Millbury 1 2 Linc.-Sud. 1 2 Hudson 0 2 Algonquin 0 2 Millis 1 I Kara Fitzpatrick crouches in serving position. 82 (Front Row) Michelle Wong, Sheri Conna, Jessica Zahavi, Dawn Brodmerkel. ! Kara Fitzpatrick, Kristen Fletcher, Jane Galagher. (Back Row) Coach Sam McSweeney, Jen Garcia, Agneta Oberg, Kim MacLean, Melissa Turner, Daska Babcock. Alison Koroski. (Front Row) Mary Hesselton. Jen Hall. Sheila Walsh. Joanna Tracy. Robyn Alie, Tracy LaBrecque. (Back Row) Michelle Bean, Sue Gillils. Meredith Twombly. Pam Swett. Heather Candon. Cheryl Rich, Coach Corcoran. VARSITY SCOREBOARD 84 It ' s Dog Eat Dog 85 Gymnastics Hanging In There The gymnastics team was an unusually small team this year, which made it difficult for the girls to compete against the larger teams in their league. Individually, however, everyone on the team improved considerably from last year with the help of two new coaches, Noreen Johnson and Liz MacDougall. The team may not have won any meets as of yet, but they cer- tainly kept doing their best and kept their spirits up at the same time. There were plenty of laughs during girl talks with coaches Noreen and Liz. Favorite team pasttimes were impromptu runs through the McDonald ' s drive- thru whenever possible (before, during, and after practices or meets!) and playing with color- forms. The year wasn ' t all fun and games of course. The coaches kept the team busy in the weight room, and as a result, all of our WHS gymnasts agree: We may not be the best team, but we ' ve got to be the strongest. (Below Left) Kris McCrae straddles the horse . (Below) Kristen McCue gracefully completes her balance beam routine. WHS SCOREBOARD OPPONENT L Algonquin W L Milford W L Shrewsbury W L Shepherd Hill W L Holliston W L Wachusett W L Hudson W L Sheperd Hill W L Shrewsbury W (On balance beam)Kris McCrae and Colleen Donnelly. (Standing) Adriane Shuman. Melissa McLaughlin. Coach Johnson. Holly Lightbody, Paula Pearson. (Front) Kristen McCue. 86 Below) Karl Johnson glides across the ce solo. Ice Hockey The Main Attraction When you think of the West- boro High School hockey team, you immediately think of a bunch of great guys playing hockey in a way which is exciting to both the fans and the players themselves. It isn ' t until you walk into North Star that the realization hits you that you ' re stuck in a cigar-smell- ing, freezing rink for the next two hours with a bunch of other screaming fans. It ' s a bit confusing at first. The puck moves so fast it ' s hard to know who ' s in possession of it-if anyone. Unless the players stand at the exact angle so that you can read both the name and number off their shirts, it ' s pretty tough figuring out who ' s who. Some- times, it seems as if the best part of the game is when Zamboni comes out to clean the ice. Karl Johnson, Steve Tepper, and Kevin Grant led the victorious team to districts and states. Even with such great leadership, the team wasn ' t just a bunch of indi- viduals, but rather a group of ath- letes striving for team unity. The hockey team would like to thank the fans for all of their amazing spirit and support. They would also like to say thanks to Coach Shilalie and the coaching staff for all the good times that they had throughout the season. SCOREBOARD WHS 8 3 3 10 6 6 6 5 6 2 7 4 4 3 3 Grafton Marlboro Bedford Weston Hudson Amherst Algonquin Shrewsbury Maynard Auburn Gardner Algonquin Marlboro Shrewsbury Wachusett OPPONENT 2 2 O 2 4 4 5 5 4 3 1 1 3 10 4 6 (Above left) (Front row) K. Grant, M. Barrett, P. McGlinchy, K. Gerard, J. Lanzetta, J. Spratt, D. Lanzetta (Back row) Coach Shilailie, K. Leverone, C. Bradford, M. Peluso, S. Tepper, K. Dorschel, K. Johnson, M. Stevens, D. Cusick. (Left) The Rangers concentrate in si- lence as they salute the flag. 89 Front row) J. Gorak, M. Powers, C. Judge. J. Bond, J. Thurber. (Back row) Coach Young, E. Reents, K. Matthews, R. Ballard, H. Candon, K. MacLean. (Front row) L. Stager, K. Brodwell, K. Whitin, L. Riedel, A. McAuliffe, N. Repsher, |_. Richards. (Back row) K. Robinson, K. Wright, K. Shannon, J. Gallagher. A. Candela. B. Taylor, Coach Mongeau. Girls ' Basketball Better Than Ever For the first time in a long time, the girls ' basketball team went to Districts. The 1986-87 team was a group with an abundance of tal- ent and an abundance of individ- ual personalities who, for the most part, got along really well together. Co-captains were Me- gan Fay, Monica Powers, and Chris Judge (Juez), who kept the team morale up with impromptu spirit-raisers like Megan ' s sponta- neous break dance circle at prac- tice. The favorite team pasttime was the celebrated busride sing- a-long (when we weren ' t threat- ened by our bus driver). Another favorite pasttime was seeing who would bring the wrong colored shirt to the games. There was al- ways at least one person who ei- ther had only one sneaker(Kim) , or no sneakers(Megan), or the wrong shirt(Erika Reek Reents). Although the Rangers might not have been the most fashionable team on the court, they were usually the best. Team centers forwards and key rebounders were the tall and tenacious Megan Fay and Kim McLean. Forwards under the hoop included the talented juniors Rachel Ballard, Heather Hez Candon, and Kerry Matthews. At guard forward position were the fiesty Erika Reents and freshman bullseye-shooter Jen Gorak. Monica Tasmanian Devil and Reach In Powers brought the ball up the court as the team ' s fast-moving point guard with back-ups from Jody Thurber and Judy Bond. Congratulations to Coach Young and a team of good friends and good athletes. Congratulations also to a super JV season. Mr. Mongeau ' s team unfortunately broke a long-time no-loss tradition but remained the same great quality team that Mr. Mongeau is used to. Co-captains were Lori Riedel, Kate Whitin, and Amy McAuliffe. Good luck next year to the future varsity team. Kim MacLean stalks her opponent. 90 (Far above) Megan Fay, head an shoulders above the crowd. (Directl above) Heather Candon tries to scar off the other team with her meanas face. VARSITY SCOREBOARD (Front row) C. Gaffney, H. Anderson, C. Foulke, A. Morse, J. Zahavi. (Back row) Coach Desiata, C. Caldwell, P. Lin, C. Connor, S. Batcheller, P. Chouinard. JR. VARSITY SCOREBOARD WHS 37 38 42 49 57 36 29 56 33 50 52 35 58 39 58 42 55 OPPONENT WHS Southbrldge Wayland Holy Name Shrewsbury Clinton Hudson Marlboro Milford Algonquin Maynard Shrewsbury Marlboro Hudson Milford Clinton Algonquin Maynard 42 30 53 33 20 32 36 38 25 30 43 54 24 47 31 44 30 54 42 23 30 49 34 36 46 35 42 39 34 43 53 51 39 50 Southbridge Wayland Holy Name Shrewsbury Clinton Hudson Marlboro Milford Algonquin Maynard Shrewsbury Marlboro Hudson Milford Clinton Algonquin Maynard OPPONENT 20 18 28 27 18 18 20 33 23 26 33 46 18 31 15 32 36 A determined Monica Powers(left) makes the best of a break-away. (Far above) Kate Whitin is in the clear for a drive. (Directly above) Cynthia Cald- well scraps for the ball. 91 ■ (Below) Chris Gorak contemplates his next pass. (Far Below) Chris Oevaux uses his peripheral vision as he cau- tiously dribbles down the court. (Right) Rob Lanza pumps up a shot over his Algonquin opponent. VARSITY SCOREBOARD JR VARSITY SCOREBOARD WHS 52 61 71 71 47 50 56 63 59 43 77 71 52 55 45 W Southbridge Holy Name Shrewsbury Clinton Marlboro Hudson Milford Algonquin Shrewsbury Marlboro Clinton Maynard Hudson Milford Algonquin Maynard OPPONENT 54 64 61 45 52 54 61 50 69 54 53 50 69 57 54 L r k k_j l , — J- a (Front Row)J. Hall(mgr). B. Chouinard, C. Gorak, K. Taylor. C. Joeckel. T. Stearns(mgr). (Back Row) Coach LaDuke, P. Jankauskus. D. Awad, M. Burns. C. Devaux. J. Galicki. M. Tuttle, Asst. Coach Bilodeau WHS 58 45 63 65 49 58 54 63 63 71 76 65 61 58 66 73 Southbridge Holy Name Shrewsbury Clinton Marlboro Hudson Milford Algonquin Shrewsbury Marlboro Clinton Maynard Hudson Milford Algonquin Maynard OPPONENT 41 63 40 44 43 45 55 61 51 52 . 49 56 52 56 1 57 38 92 (Below) Mike Burns and Algonquin opponent, Jim Bailey, watch the results of ■ Mike ' s jumpshot. Boys ' Basketball Close But No Cigar The 1986-87 Varsity Boys ' Hoop season wasn ' t as rewarding as the Rangers were expecting. Despite a number of close games, the team shared many good times. Senior leadership included Co-captains Chris 19 ' 9 Gorak, and Keith The Butler Taylor, and Karl Yokel Joeckel, with help from Brian jello Chouinard. When perusing talent for next year, one must not over- look the abilities of Chris Pearl Devaux, Mike Roons Burns, Jeff Top Gun Galicki, Matt Lead Tuttle, Dave Fake Shot Awad and Paul Janna Jankaus- kas. Some of the seasons more memorable events were when Carl Joeckel told the Coach, after he had left the room for a minute, that they had shot the eight free throws in a row which they were supposed to. Another highlight was Keith Taylor ' s half court Hail Mary shot in the Holy Name game. This year was not an un- successful year for the Rangers in terms of talent, but luck just didn ' t seem to be on their side. Good luck to next year ' s team! Congratulations to the JV team who were Midland League Champs this year!! FRESHMEN SCOREBOARD WHS 35 30 26 34 49 44 51 42 59 47 51 43 52 60 Beilingham Shrewsbury Clinton Marlboro Hudson Milford Algonquin Holy Name Shrewsbury Marlboro Hudson Milford Algonquin Oxford OPPONENT 73 19 29 33 48 50 54 26 43 42 59 41 43 42 Freshmen Boys ' Roster Coach Tortora B. Masters M. Dean A. Harris N. Montgomery M. Shannon R. Kassatly J. Tenczar D. Selznick D. Keith B. Tashjian S. Stewart M. Sandock D. Sullivan J. Miller PERSONAL RECORDS This section of our record acknowledges the people that make our record unique. Different schools may have the same types of sports teams, clubs, or student ac- tivities, but the wide variety of people and personalities at this school insure that this record is one of a kind. Therefore, the pages that Buddies Lisa DeArmond and Michelle Gregoriou hang out in the lobby. follow are this years ' person- al records of WHS. Meet the latest arrivals to our new ad- ministration and faculty, and find out more about a few of our newer teachers through our exclusive inter- views. If you seek even more excitement, turn to the stu- dent pictures. Find your own, circle all your friends, and cross out your enemies. It ' s your book. Also, the senior section offers a chance to take a good look at some faces that will not be around next year. Finally, just for fun try to interpret a senior grid, or look for your initials in someone else ' s. If they ' re not there, put them in yourself. Remember, it ' s your book. Dedication Mr. Mewhiney On behalf of the Class of 1987, the Year- book Staff would like to dedicate this book to Mr. Joseph R. Mewhiney. For twenty -five years, he has been more than an athletic di- rector and an assistant principal. He has been a loyal friend to us all; an administra- tive adult that people feel they can approach and talk to. Through his years of dedication to Westborough High School, Joe Mewhiney has been a key figure in boosting and main- taining the spirit and morale of our school. Mr. Mewhiney ' s commitment to his posi- tion as athletic director has led him to win many awards. Just this year, he was award- ed the Central Massachusetts Athletic Direc- tor of the Year award. Mr. Mewhiney has always been respected by teachers and stu- dents alike. Recently, he gave up his job as Athletic Director in order to put all of his time and effort into being Assistant Princi- pal. His humble devotion has been greatly appreciated by everyone — especially the sen- ior class. Once again, we would like to thank you, Mr. Mewhiney, for all of the hard work and time that you ' ve put into helping us through our high school years. Love, The Class of 1987 97 The New Administration Meet Dr. Holland Since this is his first year here, we thought it would be interesting to interview Dr. William Holland, the new Superintendent of Schools. Two members of the Yearbook Staff asked Dr. Holland about his various reactions and opinions of Westboro. YB: What were your reactions to Westboro when you first came here? Were you in any ways sur- prised or disappointed? WH: Westboro was everything I expected. I haven ' t been surprised or disappointed. My experience has prepared me. I was Superin- tendent in Narragansett as well as Lunenberg. I was Assistant Su- perintendent in Dartmouth and School Administrator in Newton. People are extremely apprecia- tive of service here. This is not true everywhere. They hold high expectations. Teachers here are highly professional. They ' re part of an excellent tradition. One disappointment has been the weather. I was expecting a more severe winter. YB: What do you do in your lei- sure time? WH: I have very little leisure time. I ' m a superintendent, a father, and a husband. I used to enjoy nautilus, but lately I jog and go for walks with my wife to relax. I ' m (Front Row) Eileen Gress — Assistant Superintendent, William Holland — Superintendent. (Back Row) Earl Baker — Director of Guidance, Vernon Willard — Business Manager. A 98 an avid golfer, but I haven ' t played much lately. I also do a lot of read- ing. YB: What is your favorite movie? WH: I liked Gone with the Wind and a movie that didn ' t get enough recognition, The Color Purple. I also enjoy Disney mov- ies. Song of the South brought back many childhood memories. YB: What do you think of the school food? WH: I can ' t comment on the food — I haven ' t had the opportu- nity to sample it to a great degree. I like the tacos at Hastings, though. ..and I like the Fales ' piz- za. YB: How do you like the High School ' s physical appearance, in general? WH: The High School ' s physical appearance is a strength. It ' s clean. There ' s a sense of pride. Smoking leaves its mark, but it could be worse... or better. The school has a sense of warmth. Or a scale of one ten, the school has an appearance of about a seven. We can make it nicer and more aesthetically beautiful. YB: Here ' s a thought question for you... Do you do your superin- tendent duties in accordance with your daily horoscope? WH: No, I don ' t. At times, I might be accused of it. Probably I should ponder that as a new approach. When all else fails, I ' ll use that tactic. I was born on April 20 — that ' s on the cusp between Tau- rus and Aries. YB: What would you do at a yel- low light? WH: Now, I would stop because I learn from my mistakes. I ' m very cautious in terms of traffic. It scares me to death to know that people think they know what they ' re doing when they drink and drive. It only takes one mistake. YB: Who is your favorite group or singer? WH: I like the creative genius of Lionel Richie. Maureen Zolubos — Principal Joe Mewhiney — Assistant Principal To the Class of 1987: It has been a pleasure to work with all of you over the past four years. Your days in high school pass by very quickly, and now you will step out into the world. You will be on your own for the first time. There are so many great things to do, see, and accomplish! Take advantage of everything that is offered, and particularly, never stop learn- ing. Good Luck to All, Coach Mewhiney Members of the Class of 1987: Four years of high school are over. For some of you, they have been the best; for others, they have been the worst. I have only known you for this one year at Westborough High School; your last and my first. From the opening assembly on September 9, 1 986, at the begin- ning of the school year, I knew that the class of ' 87 would be special to me. You will always by my first class to graduate from Westborough High School. The future stretches before you, uncertain but hopeful. There can be no sadness now. The Sen- ior year is a time of anticipation of things to come, and then good- byes. Congratulations to each of you. Sincerely, Maureen H. Zolubos The School Committee(Front Row) Karen Ingerman, Sheila Ci- zauskas, Joan Bentley. (Back Row) Dennis O ' Neil, Donna White- side, J.J. Malone. William Walsh— Athletic Director 99 Too often, students misun- derstand the lives of their teachers. Why does it always shock someone who sees an adult from school at a foot- ball game in jeans, sitting with his or her three kids, looking like a parent. It is hard to picture them any- where but in front of a class- room, wearing teacher clothes. Many students can not grasp that the faculty do not sleep overnight at their Faculty desks and that they eat food that comes from places be- sides the cafeteria. It is im- portant to realize that these peoples ' lives do not revolve totally around the school and that they have their unique styles and interests. To illustrate this point, and in keeping with the theme of the book, the year- book staff has taken a poll of the teachers ' favorite tunes, since music is such a big part of personal style and taste. Hopefully, this will change the image of the WHS staff member as being a perma- nent fixture of the school ' s corridors. Under each teach- er ' s name, we have given his or her favorite album or art- ist. You can tell a lot about a person by the kind of music he or she likes, as you will see. Janet Arnold — Business Phil Collins Alton Baggett — Music The Canadian Brass Philip Ballard — Guidance The Best of ABBA Ronald Baril — Math The Pointer Sisters Janet Boyle — Foreign Lang. Somewhere Out There Ronald Cerasoli — Science La Cage Aux Folles Eleanor Clifford — Guidance Whitney Houston Deborah Cusick — Phys. Ed. Stevie Wonder Colleen Debish — Phys. Ed. Patti LaBelle Shirley Dillon — Business Barbra Streisand John Dodson — Indust. Arts Bob Seger Anita Drisko — Home Ec. Amadeus 100 Kitchen Staff (Front Row)Dot Hackett, Gra- de Zwicker. (Back Row)Pat Merchant, Sandra Reginier, Bet- ty Adams, Pat Stirling, Kay Moriarty. (Missing):Eleanor Hawsworth, Phyllis Brown. Joan Eames — Reading John Denver Perhaps Love ' Kathy Farley — Special Ed. A Chorus Line Judith Ferrari — English Bob Seger Like A Rock Jeanne Fiandaca — Home Ec. Lionel Richie Eugene Fields — Science Neil Diamond David Fredette — English That ' s What Friends Are For ' Mary Gardner — Special Ed Glen Miller In the Mood Jan Gebo — Phys. Ed Whitney Houston Study Hall Attendants Betty Matthews Winifred Glennon Librarians Diane Libbey Joanne Arvidson 101 Elizabeth George — Science Billy Joel Robert Gravel — Foreign Lang. Whitney Houston John Hayes — Art Ian Anderson Suzette Holmes — Math Lionel Richie Walter Juszynski — History Joe Cocker Robert Kaplan — English The Beatles George Kasierski — Science Cat Stevens Gail Kippenberger James Ingram Donald LaBrie — History Nat King Cole Richard LaDuke— Phys.Ed. Alabama Fredrika LaMonda — English A Little Night Music Lemire — History Billy Joel Mrs. Gore Loving the Small Town Life Mrs. Wendy Gore has been a member of the West- borough High School facul- ty for two years now, and is enjoying her job. Prior to Westborough, she taught high school in such places as Canada, Boston, and New York, and has also graced the faculty roster at several junior colleges. Thus, she has had experience at a variety of levels and in several environ- ments. The suburban area and small size of WHS make it the most desirable location for her. She prefers a school which is not overly crowded or contusing! Mrs. Gore does find grati- fication in teaching, but. as with any job, there are frus- trations. She recalls one ex- perience which occurred dur- ing her first year of teaching. In the midst of conjugating Spanish verbs she noticed one of her students had com- pletely lost interest: he had fallen asleep. When Mrs. Gore politely asked another student to wake him up, he, just as politely replied, You put him to sleep; you wake him up. Mrs. Gore ' s favorite al- bum: The Nutcracker Suite James Lightbody — Math Kenny Rogers William Loftus — Guidance The Wolftones Janice Louis — Math Neil Diamond Cathryn Lyman — Nurse Simon and Garfunkel Richard Mannix — Indust. Arts Pink Floyd The Wall Anthony Markvenas — Science Foreigner 4 Bruce McKay — Math The New Black Eagles Catherine McManus — Guidance Barbara Streisand Custodians Joe Boule, Christine Boule, Fred Remillard Matron Carol Richard (Back Row) Irene Babin — Secre- tary, Agnes Burgess — Clerk (Front) Anne Howland — Office Manager Mr. Markvenas demonstrates vec- tor addition to Leslie Foulke. 103 Mr. Pappazisis and fan club: Heather Cromwell, Leslie Foulke, Mr. P, Richelle Olterman, Tracy LaBrecque, Jen Berquist, Sharon Forbush. Richard Mongeau — Science The Pointer Sisters Michael Mongia — Math Seals and Croft Holly Morrel — English The Beatles Paul Mullen — English Clancy Brothers Kevin Murphy — Guidance Neil Diamond Wi lliam Pappazisis — Music Andreus Vollenvender Francis Pelletier— Foreign Lang. Phil Collins Gerald Porter — Science Aida Noon Aides Betty Anne Uhlman Theresa Fugera Mr. Bagget jams with the band. 104 Mr. Vital Computer ' s Newest Cool Guy Mr. Paul Vital joined the Westboro High teaching force in 1984 and proceeded to not only mesmerize stu- dents with his computer knowledge but to also pass much on to those willing to meet the challenge. Born and raised in Massa- chusetts, Mr. Vital attended Bridgewater State and North Eastern University, where he earned his under- graduate and graduate de- grees, respectively. His gra- duate fellowship was re- ceived from Louisiana State University. Before coming here, Mr. Vital taught in sev- eral other Massachusett towns as well as at the American Embassy School in Bolivia, South America. Sur- prisingly enough, he also used to teach courses in his- tory, sociology and econom- ics. Mr. Vital regards West- boro ' s computer department highly and finds the faculty and students to be ' top- flight ' . Anyone who has ever taken a computer class can verify that it can quickly give you high blood pressure, but Mr. Vital always seems to keep his cool. Mr. Vital defi- nitely adds to the quality of this school. Mr. Vital ' s favorite al- bum: Neil Diamond ' s Hot August Night Peg Orff — Permanent Substitute A Chorus Line Stephen Ottoson — History Neil Diamond John Reno — History Johnny Mathis Dave Robichard — Video Frank Zappa Pamela Rourke-Depuis — Art The Big Chill Pasquale Scenna — Math Simon and Garfunkel Carl Sharpe — English Ella Fitzgerald Linda Simoneau — Foreign Lang. Julio Iglesias Charlotte Spinney — History Four Freshmen, Five Trombones Emile Trahan — English Dave McKenna Jane Trethewey — Guidance Neil Diamond John Watson — Indust. Arts Bruce Springsteen 105 FRESHMEN K. Adams K. Albert H. Alexander H. Anderson J. Ayward D. Babcock M. Bacharz M. Ballard M. Barretti S. Batcheller R. Bazillion S. Bertrand D. Boone F. Bumgarner R. Burgard K. Burke C. Caldwell M. Calhoun A. Candela P. Chouinard J. Church C. Clarke T. Cloutier C. Connor Sorry, No Photo Sorry. No Photo 106 S. Cookman T. Coriaty P. Courtney R. Cox K. Dasilva M. Dean M. Deangelis G. Deboer C. Demello L. Dever L. Diesenhaus D. Donahue S. Donnelly J. Driscoll J. Drisko E. Esper J. Falotico D. Fitzgibbon C. Foulke E. French C. Gaffney C. Gagnon J. Gallagher A. Gilch J. Gorak E. Graves M. Gutheit C. Hamawi J. Harding A. Harris K. Hawkesworth C. Horgan F. Horwitz T. Indge S. Irwin B. Jackman A. Johnson R. Kassatly M. Keane D. Keefe M. Ledoux P. Lin 107 D. Lopatin S. Maider P. Mandella D. Marshall D. Martin K. Martin J. Masciarelli B. Masters S. Matson E. McDonagh P. McGinn M. McLaughlin D. McPherson C. Mieth J. Miller N. Montgomery E. Moran A. Morse K. Mosiejczuk R. Murphy J. Murray R. Nash C. Norkevicius S. Owen M. Passler A. Payne N. Perksr S. Pew W. Pierce J. Rivard K. Roberts K. Robinson J. Rochette E. Ronnquist C. Rutt M. Sandock W. Scovil D. Selznick K. Shannon M. Shannon A. Shuman K. Skog No Photo Available 108 SOPHOMORES L. Abladian S. Adriaansen J. Alexander R. Allen K. Anderson E. Ashworth A. Baird M. Barrett R. Bashirzadeh L. Beals M. Bean K. Bevis A. Bielski D. Boire M. Borgia K. Broadwell D. Brodmerkle K. Bushroe M. Byrd B. Byrne S. Caddigan E. Cannon J. Carleo C. Clark GROUP PHOTO P.112 ste GROUP PHOTO P.112 Sorry. No Photo Sorry, No Photo no 1 Sit GROUP PHOTO P.112 M. Clark C. Cleaves J. Cole S. Conna J. Conti S. Cook D. Cooper E. Corbett A. Cox R. Crawford R. Currie L. Currier C. Degabriele M. Delciello K. Dirschel K. Dorschel J. Farrell C. Ferrandino J. Fitzgerald K. Fitzpatrick D. Flavin K. Fletcher T. Forss J. Fortier M. Foss M. Gallagher C. Gallinagh J. Gerard E. Gilmore T. Gobeille R. Grady S. Greenfield J. Griffin A. Grossman E. Haagensen D. Hall J. Hamburger M. Hanlon D. Hemberger T. Hill J. Hopkins J. Hopkins 111 D. Howerton R. Irwin J. Joeckel C. Judge M. Kimball D. King E. Knight A. Koroski M. Lacka J. Lancaster R. Lane R. Lanza D. Lanzetta M. Laprade K. LeBlanc S. Leighton C. Lewis A. Lewman H. Lightbody A. Liolios L. Lividini N. Luff C. Lyons M. MacDougall K. Maclean S. Maclean C. Macleod C. Malley A. Malmgren J. Manion R. Lanza M. Bean J. Hamburger A. Cox E. Corbett K. Anderson 112 M. Manion C. Maus L. McAndless A. McAuliffe J. McGrady C. McGrath P. McLaughlin N. McTighe K. Messier M. Messier E. Meyer B. Moore K. Morland L. Nielson J. Nolan T. Norton J. Nunez J. O ' Neil S. OToole A. Oikle A. Parker A. Parker A. Pellegrino P. Pellerin J. Remy N. Repsher N. Rheaume L. Richards L. Richards M. Richards V. Ricker L. Riedel K. Rigsbee A. Rochette M. Roncka J. Rumbaugh S. Setera R. Shafiee R. Sheldrick M. Shugrue M. Siebenbruner T. Simpson 113 J. Spratt L. Stager C. Stevens M. Stockwell N. Stone A. Strecker M. Stuart I. Sturgis R. Taubinger K. Thomas S. Thompson J. Thurber S. Tompkins D. Troy M. Turner D. Velez W. Waters L. Watson D. Wechsler K. Wetzel D. White K. Whitin W. Wilson ( Right) Sophmores Steve Maclean, Dave Lanzetta, and Steve Caddigan just hangin ' on the balcony. 114 ■ GROUP PHOTO p.nn 4 s Sit GROUP PHOTO P.111 StZ GROUP PHOTO P.111 No Photo Available T. Alexander D. Arnold C. Anderson M. Audette D. Awad G. Bacon R. Ballard R. Ballard L. Banevicius K. Barret R. Bashirzadeh A. Baxendale M. Bean E. Bentley W. Blois J. Bodle J. Bond P. Bowman C. Bradford S. Brown T. Buck M. Burns H. Candon M. Chouinard 115 P. Cleveland C. Clifford A. Cohen P. Cole D. Coonan L. Coriarty K. Cox B. Cruse K. Cullen L. Curtis D. Dadah C. Dapolite C. Derrico D. Desisto C. Devaux C. Dever J. Dibattista G. Dinino M. Domenico C. Donnelly L. Doyle M. Driscoll S. Edney K. Engberg J. English A. Federman F. Fenton H. Fenton T. Flavin Sorry, Sorry, No Photo No Photo E. Fleming f J. Ford C. Gage M. Gagnon J. Galicki J. Garcia L. Garvey D. Girard F. Goff M. Gregoriou R. Haines S. Hall K. Hansen 116 R. Ballard D. Awad L. Doyle K. Tepper C. Anderson G. Harding E. Hawkeksworth A. Hazel B. Herterick D. Higgons C. Holden E. Housman C. Isvak P. Jankauskas M. Kane D. Karski B. Keeler H. Kelpin S. Kjellman A. Labovitz D. Lamarche E. Landry R. Laplante T. Latraverse D. Lees A. Leland K. Leverone L. Lightbody E. Linell P. Lowe K. MacDonald T. MacDougall K. Macek H. MacKay S. Manifold 117 R. Marcotte S. Marks C. Marshall L. Marshall T. Martino K. Matthews L. Mayo A. Mayotte P. McClymer K. McCue K. McHugh S. McHugh S. McLoughlin J. McMahon K. Mcrae D. McVey E. Montgomery M. Montgomery C. Moriarty S. Murray C. Norkevicius D. O ' Hare J. O ' Neil M. O ' Neil T. O ' Neil A. Oberg K. Olmstead J. Ottoson K. Passler P. Pearson G. Peterson W. Pickering S. Potter S. Pratt E. Reents K. Rich K. Roberts E. Rose M. Rossi A. Rossiter S. Roszko G. Schoper Sorry, No Photo 118 Sorry, No Photo see GROUP PHOTO P.111 D. Setera S. Smith J. Soto D. Spinney R. Sprague G. Stanley J. Starks J. Steen R. Stevens B. Stone W. Strickland E. Sullivan S. Sullilvan P. Swett D. Tashjian J. Taylor K. Tepper R. Thacker L. Travis D. Turtle M. Tuttle M. Twombly D. Uhlman M. Uhlman J. Valinski E. Valis C. Vaughan A. Wade H. Washburn J. Watson R. Weatherman E. Wilkins C. Wong J. Wright A. Zwicker Most Spirited: Karen McLaughlin Bruce Ledoux SENIORS: Breaking Traditions There can be no doubt that the Class of 1987 is a unique one. Therefore, we felt that the senior section of this yearbook should be unique; breaking the mold of past years. It ' s always hard for people to accept change, but we have taken the risk this year because we think it is an improvement. We have added some new superlatives and killed off some previous ones, and the superlatives have also been cleverly interwoven into the section. It is true that grids have been shortened slightly, but this allows for a different look: the 1987 look. Isn ' t that special? Besides all of this, something has been done in this book that has never been done before(at least not in Westboro). We have expanded the senior class picture onto a three page fold-out! You ' ve gotta love it! 120 Eric Adriaansen Out on my own out to be free. One with my mind they just cant see. Non ed to hear things that they say, Lifes for my own to live my own way. Sum of ' 85 w jon k anitaro- berts693Xhaha! prom w el uhl mans hillw jcel a jpw ll hampw espers urn of 86w jeff a-]pHI- amkhk wks GRUT roa sorry dawn - Peavey Metallica Megadeth SI ayer Guitars KOLLIGE HEAR I CUM do it till it it hurts all thanx to the lord dad ily Janet Ann Agro You don ' t know what you have until it ' s gone. Good lu ckJB. HC, SF, BL. AB-.25VKM, HC RaceHor? PBLimo AB PCJC Fam Fik DLet SF DLee h ampton - SF JL JB Campng? PC SR SF Gal Girls JB SF HC Flandrs Late (Sowa) Boston-Rose? Ant Music Falls ton Frnds MORTIFICATION- BL JB SF SR EM MF RM S PAPAS ' CANADA - AA MGirls-Prob? Pool hopgAckrl Torb? Run! wLane Grdn OC 64th!! THANX MOM DAD ILY Glenn Robert Alcock Half-coch It ' s Not The Size Of The Ship.It ' s The Motion Of The Ocean. 69 Chevy4x4JrProm-Jeanine Good Times w Ed Bip St atie Road Block w Ed-No Way! Thx WPD4 The Good Times! New Years Eve At Howies House-CH, RB. JW-Pretty Bad!!! Midnite Cruz to Maine w Howie? Good Times w Scooter Fitz! Georgie (Little Buddy) Ultra! Thanx Mom Dad!Later!!!? Anita Alexander Ani Annie To Love is to live up to, To Learn is to sh are it. To give it, is Life Well done What is to happen will happen FTFR Poochi Poochi! Julie, Is the deal still on? Thanks VLGJH Be Fri, you look GREAT! St Ends Vaaya Moodu Prini Squirrel Anipullai Anitili Thanks: Mr-KC ML STF, Mrs F. Special Thanks: Mom Dad Lat and Radi. Robyn Alie rob bobby schmobs and your earth moves beneath your own dream landscape. carbaby: L-blowup? job corps? lrtd-park? low lbound! Mchl-drive-hidan Big Dprtyuke? shwr; a- Dntbeshy.VB-c, m Is tpsy F-c, b, e Australia 84 NC86-A Abrunobl cape-c circus-lpmd r-mnks ? Fms U2 Sum 86 Boston prmice:thx Csrry bkzd @ PG-rzd jjr Take a walk on the wild side. Vinita Amin Vin Vini Let the world know you as you are, not as you think you should be... Anita-best friends! Only two years? where ' s the plug, Laurie?! Today! Not next week-Laugh a lot? d times w AA, LI, LF, GL.JL, VS, HM, HF- ST ENDS, I ' m going to miss you! Thanks ather for being a good friend. Thanx Mom, Dad Sushil — ILYA! Sarah Hodgdon Anderson Like the New England soil, my talent is good only whilst I work it. RWE-Spain...No! LA86 w KF-Bonaventure!! PV!! 5 17 8 6- 17 JP w DB! Mt Snow (rmbrgdtms-DCBLTG SL DB GA CH KF) Hamp 86 evry wknd-DB?!? M M-2-3 i-WABH Jetta!! Pkchmpgn-25 threun- DAC!!?? Bent UV MUNH? WSB-ABC! Friends are friends forever!! (DCKFDB) Best of Luck Class of ' 87!-ILY-Dad John! Mark Allen Awad Experience is a wonderful thing; it enables you to recognize a mistake every time you repeat it. -CCM-KX 125-later Gordon-3day vaca (who ' s holiday) Tuckermans w blade T.G. Prom-Kate- Nobody ' s fool- Mark ki instructor-tubin ' pro-Green is envy KJB DB. tight, left. or. inbetween - Kevlar Canada bound-2 Dave Thanx M D The best is vet to come! Christine Susan Barlow Believe in Yourself All Things Are Possible! I LOVE YOU DAVE! ymmsh-monkey Kath BF 4-eva We Made it SD CL Breakfast Buddies Papa Ginos Hey Shay V-Man Ronnie-LY Dean K, MO, RD, SM. FF: Awesome Times Pgo Hampton 4-ever Germany Dad Jeff Thanx-LY MOM: Thanx for always being there-You are the best! ILY Congratulations Class of ' 87!!! Sarah Anne Batcheller Within our power lies every step we ever dream of taking. POINT SEBAGO! APATAY! GFURMBF h20balloons-Prom icecubes? Journey-McD ' s-Peach Papa Gino ' s CVS Phil -ILY -10-28- ROSES-Look At The Water Speedway-KAL-JF Lisa- WDYM WANGI? DW PI WA CFU Chink on The Beach MCB-YUK Frozen Bra? Psycho So Many Memories Good Luck Sue! ILY mom dad Bve- ' 87 Laura Beals Nick Jo, thank you for so much. HQ, MD, CM, RD, tough luck! keys you don ' t understand! DIN DAA DAA!! the nick solution SSPM. Mint! let s do lunch. Thanks CK, 1 11 never stop dancing 8c to Mr. H PRD for being a teacher a friend Is there so much hate for the ones we love Tell me we both matter.. .don ' t we? KB (thanks for the intro Mr.H) Dave Benedetto Blade, Benny, Stallion Theres another world out there a world of freedom and solitude and only those who are willing to test thelimits of reality will recieve RM125-KO Cru.se w blade on the SS Dire Straits-JCMROLLINGSTONESTHEBOSS-4296T nail it CBound 640, What? Why cant doors be made of tin Thanks M D Julie Anne Benton Happiness is not a Reward-it is a consiquence Prom night-Hampton !(a this car JAJLSF A Am Girls-Prob? Pool hop Gal Girls JASFHL wash Ln Gordon TORB CANADA Vnight MORTIFICATION BL Lunch break SHAEFER OC till next time! Its me! KK Racellor! Crematory-bridge-BS-HeyJan never forget YA! Mr. LATE (SOUR) SL your in here! Run Jfa. ' -TORHILU! M MILU! - -BUB! Jennifer Elyce Berquist I ' d Rather Be Hated For What I Am Than Be Loved For What I Am Not. BF-MPKMSCLLJMNVGR. Me. w Gang 1 4K in Fid BLK-Ygrt Cvrd Rsns Sir. Lst Dy (Coir?) Bthrm Sens W PA.Lbn ' Bcksg. Ad-Truth or Strp Cova YLJC XmasBall-Bash, Crash, Irashed. 7U-9AM Toast-Pumpkins, Gilmore-T 12am Cof Caty Baby-FH Champs JP dssrt ? KM RO-TntoIl him! P-Which One Thnx Cuse. ILYMDE L Cedric Carlton Bevis Jr. BEAVE Believe In Yourself And All Things Are Possible...Rt.9 Night with JC Rick. JC BB SEMPER FI New Years ' 85 SPAGS ' ' 81 Buick- LK inc w CR ww L Quicks. MAINE ' 86 water Towers. MEPS. SgT. Zor Soon to be in U.S.M.C.!!! June 9. Tissy glad I found YA!!! Miss you DAD!!! Thank you MOM, KARL BROOKS. 1 LOVE YOU! Paul Bielski Amy Heather Blanchard Aim Happiness is a wine of the rarest vintage, and seems insipid to the vulgar taste. ' -Thnx HCLFJADB-OSB FGCw HC gang ?! ft bl.lghts-NYE86w JA- PBC wht. Umo FH ML CHAMPS! -We did it! Smrs in me. The bst of tmes.-Thnx mR 86- Carribean Cruise New Yrs.87-glad I met U Chris-Thnx Mom, Dad. Yale, Sally. Scott, Lisa(BF), Michael, Ian ILY all JoAnna Boeri Right temporarily defeated is stronger than evil triumphant MLK wht pmks ofcr ty grw hr Trnto u gt svd? I dnt stl sgs aswp mbl nyT } grt yrs-msu GJLM-etc BooBooo balls Thnx P dsc2 Bdstn hnd- thsis thrd In whts yr nm? YNG l ' s 4 eva msic msic If u thro enuf at the walsum is sure 2 stik Thanx Jhn-ILY bst Tha ily M + D wht was the question Candice Bramley Candy CandaBee CANADA Gina wii a mrry me?jr prom flndrs rd Simon. Dean. Billy. Sue, I LoveYa! shBrry nulboro Lowell parties stmprs FB house CRCSJSJRMGGRSRKKJBJABL squirt gun fight @ Hampton vllyBall game ukein the liner Box! wendy. pooh. Road Trip-sleeping on picnic tables! loon mt good luck Cathy Becky secret lover Jim ILuvU Curt dont mes up like I did Dawn Marie Briggs Yesterday and today are the good old days we ' ll laugh about tomorrow. wild times w RO. ks. ab. sh, dt-thanx cc-w KC SB-cal.want me to draw...? I ' ll miss ya! py Irt-sw pkn ' w w km hc-you ' re a sweetie-thanx kt-maybe dreams do come true! i know you can do it pete-ILY thanx for all mom dad ILY j ebye all until we meet again-gd lk ' 87 Amy Lynn Burke Life won ' t get any easier; you ' ll get stronger. Guys, we made itl Ed-Whycope? — 1 31! -supr. dnce, spec, huh? JT-busbddy, SMILE! JS-KnkAlgonk?! NYE ' 87 (thnx) LJ-fhly crkd egg. rot trff ' c hsrtorway AK-Hngyrclths in the pool much? BBQ 7 4-Darosh — PC prtys. tubbattks @ Jonzrasp-S2.50 Noway, my tng numb2, Bware of flyin forks Gd. Ik. dmmt-Thanks Mom, Dad, Kev Pete ILY Julie Burley Jules2 14 86ILY STEVE My memories have no room in a scrapbk They are kept in a private place untouched by the world safe from time Forever treasured w in my heart Finally Thanx Ma + Bo -Fntimes w JK.R ' s very Righteous-L.D Fgt over Grgy Mngg-S. Showboutas. DacW out the Jen? CLgod wnt wnt Frz? OH + wedidn ' t? Only Looking 4 Steve. Pam We Miss You Carl A. Bush ' Out of this nettle, danger, we pluck this flower, safety. -Shakespare Across seas, ENGALE, VA-DD, LC, MS, Calih-HAGAS ' thx WILL, must return! BC, brakes!! MS wmc; KV rtod; weekends w KMV sitter; Use; xc, nhs, Troop 100, OA, p2400-OOB-SUPERU; fun w kv, be, ms. tj, b2w, cj. Is, bl, cm, JD; Live long and prosper. STIV; Thanx Mom and Dad!! Dana Susanne Butcher If You Love Something, Set It Free. If It Comes Back To You It Is Yours. If It Does Not, It Never Was! Lisa-our paths will meet again- YHTB ' 12 ' TU -tftm S.G. 10 85-9 86 inmthy I.N SP BCJRtftm DB-tftt DM-tfbt Harrintton-084 Get that moon! ski trips TBC mew Chiwacay! DB + TD-tfte DB-GLA I love U Mom and Dad. Thanks! Sean Michael Caddigan Cads Many A Failure Turns About, When He Might Have Won Had He Stuck It Out G Times w-js, ms, jb, mp, km, si, asThanx for everything Al! Me.w-theGang- ;Gl. ' YS, LETS DO SOMETHING! New Years-84:Way to go Goombats-2-BgRR Hmptn-Scoot- er Sambo, VO me $5.FtblI 11 what it could have been.I live 4 church hoop!JP- DSSRT ? Thnx for all M D ILY!! Cheryl Caldwell You Can Never Really Get Away You Can Only Take YourSelf Somewhere Else. BANDTIMES 4yrs CC FM MD Champs ' 86 LONDON ' 86 soph Yr BN Flscdbtts Good- Times w i, cj, Skm, Rt, je, cm, ps, km IT WONT BE A HABIT! Lamd-Me itysmoked! NYEEVVR watch SI Hows the skiing BKdWKdDR? We Finally Made It Loz 9-26-86 ILY JEFF Thanks MOM and DAD. Bryan D Chouinard Choua. Chouny The Bigger the Better rm306Jr Prom power slide w dups 2whells. 270w kcid ACDC86 martha Vimyard delerious ; cap Cod all nighter 2i one heluv AM Tranyin Hstngs thisishei l Actnwrstera CAROL-DEBEST In out Mobil-prttyrichsrep- sihw YDNARBYTTERPDAS BBALL 4YRS Cut ' nsprees-shrws ST M M; n back etahl nhoJY NW SC MN LS MJ CE LR E 9286 ILY M D Chadwick Locke Christie We are the ones that our parents warned us about, -soccer (ccapt) baseball. Thanks coaches.-spfgB ' s.Poof! -umps. Neil drives! ybab ho!- (5i?! muddy boots! cones signs 2am Up those stairs! Steph, TL WND.-which way to the lb?NC. NH.MSVnd wheres the beach?! Thanx Scott-BF FE. Hello Sir! Gs-bagged! DMW guns! Good Luck everyone! Thanx M, D, W T-D Matthew Paul Clark Matt We, the unwilling led by the unknowing are doing the impossible for the ungrateful. Oh my! Mass Matt Daytona 84-87 KBO NASCAR Cale who?. Jay, wanna drag ' Whadja do?.. Beach Boy ' s Rodney-GW Moody Blues-WC..CookOTG..Elrourke! God, whattya doin? HINGED! ..TLYMDKARBTGG.. FLORIDA BOUND Brett Coleman ■ Deborah Ann Concaugh Debi never give up on a good thing remember what makes you happy. Sass-urtb Mbs-adsjmc-tfath jrpw? Sof86jaswsm F1TL- iisri! Bofl SMELL-imu! OAw and re KNbsw-I ' m Wishing on a Star-AWF cheering 12 1 2 vmmmfbnml JL-tdawolwp! Sory Charlie mabe next time! Gtw m, TL. SWJH.JA, CG! Thanx for all Lor Paul Nan Mom Dad I Love You All! Good Luck 87 Patricia Elizabeth Cook Sometimes it takes a painful experience to make us grow and change our ways, may 86 NeileiD. pook wly..mei-lomiwane! wrm faies chrng: pckwfse = fnky 4 som Co-caphoop trnto-sf ja jb cb No prob JP kc sa db Hai Mr P L-clubnan jon JA fam.imis- y ' al: e-aw pnkndrmymoms 4 hsrngtn KFwl aVan! LY m d Thrbr tnx i luv us tehpenmom daddy neil coco meom xlr-g 187-kisspook Jeanine A Copeland A FRIEND IS ONE WHO COMES IN WHEN THE WHOLE WORLD HAS GONE OUT. RG-wham, bt at osh, scable ES-tfbaf PC-pw Jl GYMNASTICS JP w DM, MH, AC DB-tas Sw-Hmtn Bch w iic, wlk mch, ck iter -FGC, OCB, BTL- KC- Oh Hi , abd ' s gt a$ wed bro BB, sondrlg wstbro state! KG-xyz DSrids w DM. WLKG ard te blck l.OOOtms Breakfast Buddies ILY M D Fe Jason Corbett Jas Corb The Key To Success: Power Micky 20 ' L What ' s zup Pam Whispers Shotin head cutting sprees B.S. hit kmpk champ delerious lisa Caryncar Lying in court Ulen RapThey All Look The Same Under The Covers pretty tough to get girls SATWEB Thesvst M Good Times MV Jessica Forbes RNSB Car accident Money hungry Burning D Cara A NICE TIME BEST EVER INMLILYMDCLT Kimberly A Cove Standing in the Middle of Nowhere, Wondering Where to Begin... CCw DB SB crack, SPRAINED? JrYr-Grnd l 2enralpher concerts w Jenn, Bsitting? JB- FUNKY! Baglady. row.! Cgars? UR2 Paranoid Swalsha! Uncle Wills?- Honeyfarm, Sir Cus: Ucould2! Goodx w JC-2 Much Fun Shtong?(TED) jr prom-thnx Ron Mary, ILY B, M, C U guys R the Best I ' m Not On DrugS-ILYMom— PEACE Heather Rae Cromwell-No man ever injured his eyesight by looking on the bright side of things! TIM-7 13 86-ILYF! Thx KM, TG, JA, AB.JB, KT. DC, AC 10 25 8VJA. KM.25Spt. Ctst. CHC-stuckin Bos.w JA-Rose? mex.w JB, SL, KM-ParaT OSB FGCw AB Cheering-GT? w DC (miss ya) ROKTKS, JW-Thx Lor! Toronto-ITAP? SKlw JA-Booster Prom Queen- Thanx Mr Mrs.G! MOM, DAD, MIKE Thank you ILY! Best Smile Chris Gorak Katie Strecker Class Heart Breakers Mike Demers Debbie Concaugh Shortest Tallest Julie Liles Carl Joeckel 124 Mr Mrs.G! MOM, DAD, MIKE Thank you ILY Andrew J Cusson Id Rather Laugh With The Sinners Than Cry With The Saints The Sinners Are Much More Fun! Soccer 5 Bruces Prty BT w TECCBLDBMH Skiing w DLJSLL Hey Dve whrs RTioo: wore Soul Man! Thanx For Evrythng Toasts! Pumpkins w JBJMBLKM ktoast CLNTN Nght game BRNT TST!Good times w Chad Scott-umps clsd. Spec I found your keys! Mom Dad Bri I Love You! Matthew Alden Day TUG BANZAI IVAN If You Never Want To Get In Trouble, Never Get Caught! FB84 ' Thanx for the Ring Mike! We ' re Gonna DIE! 3x Fram 7min Datsun 4x4 Rules! Swishers. ' Prom King 85 ' Thanx Bill EXP 85 Mr. President Save Ferris TAGFCKS. TMFLYT- MAILYBM. PMBFKIT. Thanx Mom Chuck !87! don ' t forget LEISURE RULES Lisa Ann DeArmond A smile is a laugh whispering... CUTTYHUNK wigwam!. ' rs! hb rob. ' rod!! Il-HELP Chris iwac lu ik missy cutie muffler? FF6 19 86 ?JrProm IcThe DaveStory M-Srplay85? cruisin-never circus CG HO retreat85? COE PG Walk in CI Bud De-party mailbox-gumrun tnl- Kim 87well-cute S-wwc! De Pam Al THANKS Mich-ambf THANKS mom dad ILY Michael A Demers I ' d Rather Laugh with the sinners Than cry with the saints.. .sinners have much More Fun.Rock-A-byebabies l Kittery-FlannoIT snowin ' ! Cape w ST. Hinees. TOFY- Sambo-Tutti. Scoota-P Out on Throne! VT.w M.F., ST., S.M.-ski? PMKN-Harvey ' s-Lets Go! GDX ' s w JK. AS, KG. MF. SMJL, MS-THANKS JAY-HOW-R-YR? HA! ILY MOM DAD Goodbye W H Aimee Elise DesRosiers IN ORDER TO SUCCEED IN LIFE YOU MUST END UP HAPPY AK-Nico Thumb Wanna Hamster Snif Snort-Aim? clthin? LJ-F Gbeep luv hozglasou fldway-worm JT-whea Grn ded ag RI broch yl crush keep Smil ' latta JS-jump CFDC CruI = ColAB-AMIW? george CP PC Tong numb Jonz tub www HDWEO? KA smob R corner balzy MS- Always Slick-Thanx-MOM Walter Moose-I DO LOVE YOU! Sheila Marie Dever Sheil, Sheilz, Shirley, Shyla Let us be up and doing with a heart for any fate; still achieving, still pursuing, learn to labor and to wait krome; psycho-jecty Airish smil hurcn! gutso. Trntopizza. mdeke. juice-ml. Pat, our frnd, we fine, want a comb? mobil xperenc.Kk in Ca (mis u). clgd-fun. snowfgt-algonk-85. m, d, bro, sis - ily Mark Dirschel I spent my time here and only time will tell whether or not it was worth it. EY Lincoln!! GL Partying w LH DG KM WS JS ST LW DF Rick-PPP-Best Friends CRUE 85. 87 Good Luck Kris-I Love You Hey-RL Sr GL Sr-I ' m comen Home I can ' t believe I ' m finally out!LAURA-I LOVE YOU THANX MOM DAD ILYBJr.Yr.Tim-Dont forget it Dean f.-I MISS YOU FTW Leslie Doyle-Buzly WHS looks better from my rearview mirror Thanx Sue D ILY 4Wheeling- NMJB RO GA MM JS MK CL Gangrene?! Boston 95mph! NAS-party much? ILY KURT-Burt + Buzly! EVIL! GA Wheres your bike?NG+ MH-GTFOH! Yayo! Is that an OMEN-AW? KZbDay Football Gd Lovin-KR 8-30-86 SR We re being followed? Does he really look like a CUDDLEBUNNY?!Thanx M + D Gd luck 87! Sue Doyle You Never Realize How Special You Are Until You Have Someone To Be Special For-imt-MlKE-ty-1 LOVE YOU CI CB-we made it!Vman lunchw SS Cm-its snowing, bats bunnies thanx Tam-nf GSN TT TS SS SS DB BT AW Monkees R Waters crazy nite in Hull luv bugs! yes we are FINALLY mobile! pink cham nite 9 21 84-sm smiles boluck Scott Tre D2 Nomi Flixa-URtbest! ILY M D John M. Esper There Is Only One Constant; The Song Remains The Same: All that lives was born to die Lets swim to the moon! Well let me tell you about the girl I love my she looks so fine shes the only one that 1 have been dreaming maybe someday she will be all mine! Thanx SF. In my life I have found that some have lost and some have found Good guys finish last: RDgnSP Free PCGF moonl Ight drive SP CGSAPTF! LEDZEPPELIN Earl W. Fay Earlser Pearl Whenever confusion obscures our path; listen . a song will lead you through. ELIZABETH F. LACROIX I Love You! crazy times I don ' t know why, just turning around, talking to Mike. plenty of fun in Philly. D.C. and Toronto, good friendsJ.F. M.P. B.N. NT. R.T. J.M. P.C. KM. Good Luck ' 87 Thanks Mom Dad I Love You Megan J Fay Life isn ' t worth all it ' s headaches unless you take time out for a little fun! FHS- WOW! RES-BCFC Bets! I smell...! THX MP SG-CHG AWOY! Flano ' s INN-Hi M! SMV Plate JobJP w JL-MP CG-Toast HTTC ' 87! The Honeymooners-LGN Tiga JIMFJPD FINE! MHC w Dougle The Clog AC ZONE w Ad Bip Pst? OEWP Hill 22 G KC YAUA! HB! CAPE ONE Thanx M D-S A you retoocool Jason FitzpatrickFootz Flex Jaybird Hey Matt Wanna Drag?! What ' rya doin hey Lee, Brock. Egg, Drew, Mono, Toby How ' s it goin. Arnold who? Thanx Mom, Dad, Kara. Looks like the University of Illinois hey Lee member Smith Valve Drew good party party at Toby ' s? Hey Pete how s the tan!40 22 1-1 1986 AC DC. Elton John I ' LL BE BACK! 1 Mark Flanigan Flano, FOOTBALL 43VTSTSMMD, Clean Rezw Bip Kitteryw Boys-Bolto, PudgeJ-Bird, Goombatz, JKRestof guy Good prty JF. UMASSw Bip Granty. Amy Oct2 I Luv You. J Prom D A Pudge Van DC House ski with berkl202 FRi Niteapplen w guys 94 CRG w BipALRS SL!PERBOWL 84, Flanigans Hotel puna-ma-Juna check my oil. speedy Faucet should I BE A WITNESS or sumthin, I Luv you Mom Dad Thanx, forevery thingsee-ya Sharon H Forbush Shower the peopleyou love with love. ..show them the way that you feel. Where to begin?? JAN-trouble?! 2A.M. (short) trip Prom2 Hampton !(g,th scar; (TorD?) w JB GALAXY GIRLS (bridge) lunch breaks. Dave Lee Roth, CAMPAIGN!. TORONTO-DP TL.a defmate 1st c.c. w bets-2t? Res, KI? PCFun! (wljane) : phone talks jailbound?. ' me? I LY ALL D M, C K-ILY, too DANCE ' Laurie Jean Ford Laverne Laura Jane This game of head + heart life means, be sure, both are heart + head, active, complete + earnest 201 = Sal req w in wers plug, Vin? btt stnd? u Ik mavlos. Eng + Trnt-86 Calyn-pjpizza. rxane! pat! mobl statn w She, T, H. Md-graf-run clgd sss- vpres. Davy Crket wife. db. own rm Tne. sbm. TK, gghtslav md jjf-ily f r, Kirsten Vanessa Forrest Whether you win or lose is indicative of how you played the game SR-BFF!SA-LA86. pv! DP-ip. Fred! BL-wymm? PC-WlaV! 10 84: The legacy begins ' FH 22Dist84 + 5! Hoop-byebye teeth! GLWeen 3susp. rahrahrah. RDPotwt. JP PA-YODANO! ucuvmumass? Ya got nothin to lose ya dont lose when ya lose fake friends! love you always Mom, Gord + Griz! I love you Yas! Leslie D Foulke -Les Living in drea ms-making them real-together-FIRM DAVE 10 25 85 ILY forever Mc.D ' s at midnite w AB-BT!! Pretty bad! JB-crunch! Skiing sy Hey, DM, soon? u no who u R BFF-Hiedi-ily-Cape w H D-DTGH TCD? 9beeps! Karl-special friend- ABHCKJHSPCSLNT Jane-IMUSPAZ! PJUflirt! YAK! sweep the G Dave-Bermuda here we come! THANX MOM DAD Step Chris- ILY Jennifer J Gasek TIME PASSES ON, BUT THE FRIENDS AND THE MEMORIES RE- MAIN A PART OF YOU FOREVER. ROB 11 27 85 ILU! SOME VALENTINES DAY me + Kerry at the hospital I will never forget April Fools Day!!! Cape Cod w FISH See ya Lori-I ' ll Miss Ya G.F.-H.D., L.M., T.M., M.U., K.D.Love ya Mom and Dad Deirdre White Gasque DeeDee Gib Some people think its holding on that makes one strong, sometimes its letting go BNA Bermuda Vcr ghs tennis egcpt w Jul-yeah Jr prom w CD + lock keys in car hives Thnx 2 all: PH MG LD SM MN AKJO-AL CG- later Gib can ' t drive 55U2 caf free coke cruller? -drexer-noguns MG flndrsAK-Red Sox 1 CD-iwaly BC bound-someday Hove you Mom + Dad Susan M. Gillis Someday we ' ll look back on this and it will all seem funny. Re? BC ik JC-only the beginning! GT ' s-Sal ' s the Flood PTw Harvey (TACH ris Jay) MHC Clog Dolis Thx Bets! WLZ ASTTWP! Hill-22 1GT LTD-Uncle Wills -AN? Kim-Honey farm-MM? Ed Bert Worn Prty Fays lWHD Fun Wknds JH Cape Cod 86 one! Happy Campers, H-bomb, Meg? Hi Neil GLICE ' MBF WI Meg Melis-Thanks Guys Timothy P Goland-In order to get the fruit of the tree, you have to go out on a limb! HEATHER-7 13 86-YOU TAKE MY BREATH AWAY! ILY! 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Thanx ILY MDEJJEN Kevin S Grant Granny Some people choose to be happy, some people choose to be sad, I choose to be happy because I know its a frame of mind, developed and controlled by YOU. Hockey 14 Capt Jr Prom-gdtrns w Cary Bipscpn Death ride JD nht MPss-? the brpmkn Hvydon Tepbg KS 4am tlks w cf w RSMMfb? trk SM hbuznh + Jay 14igd MP copsrun Dad, wish you were here, Im fly in high ILY M + D Don Gubbins Happy birthday K.M. Thanks Mom + Dad Tractor Pulls 82.Trip to New York with Kirsty, Love ya lots Kirsty. Trip in school 85. 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Seeva Westboro Thx M + D+J -ILY William Harris Bill. Will, Life is Like a Game. You Win Some. You Lose Some. FT Knox86- Tom ' s Blue Datsun BH + CH-missing the turnoff Track + CC Timbo ' sgamesice doughnuts-Tag - MR. O Bloomcount YHA! Murph ' s Comic Shop Know what I mean Ve RN. Fellow groupies Mom + Dad I Thank You All-Good Luck Bye Now! Ruth Marie M Hayes Ruda Time passes on, but the friends and the memories will be a part of you forever. DOUG-Summerof86 THX WHC 6 7 8Von the tracks 8 23 85- THANKS MIMI! We finally made it! Dave...Robs-Rev ILY Mom Dad GI. Dianna and Jim GL MO DH RA DH DO CJ BW JO JL GO JF LF ZOOBA + Caesar Tim Hazelton Pamela Jean Hemberger Pam Gib Happiness is not having what you want but wanting what you have. HMM.. VCR laughs AFin 10th YB tiger + RRpie Boston You ' re cute Gib Surprise deed! Special thanx to all my friends DG MG LD AK CJ RH MO MN RA. Art GGLISCS ILY Mom + Dad. dan thanx I ' R the best GL Mich + dan, all mv Friends No Photo Available Stott Meyers Henderson Hendy I GET BY WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS tennis, soccer. sp(n, Bips. 6:40. UTG. HAND, ybabho. poof. ppbs. hello sir. Neil drive. Toronto. JC Stv Wnwd. Nil. umps closed. 2am Stairs. HJS.l, north, cones, she has a gun. 6?move car- pockets. Marks barn. c21. MrD. See ya Chad, NT, MH, BLACSLTG. 12 20 86 Melissa, my hands are cold. Love you. Thanks M, D EILY Mark Hensley Hensy. Eke STOP; LOOK; LISTEN. XCnty. track. Valclimb, McD, 17 9ohwell! Wash, Tor. Phillyr 1 SA, Phil itat Mike, corolla, Hskllst! Wsurf! Eke. bugs Noliabi!ity!M-Band, J- band. C-band, thks Mr. B.G ' Day! M ' sVyd. btddca. 440 TG Stratton-Ekes. BB ' s w everybody. hey, slow down-DS. DB, Kat. districts, cape cod, driversseat, NyrsEve-Seen Thks guys. S M, evbdy, mom. dad, Klm-ILY Mary Rose Hesselton Mares Mary Lou Poindexter-Learn to Love and Love to Learn-Igor Stravinsky I Strive for an Original thought. Kim, Sheila and Poin are too good to be true, I Love You Guys.Keep smilm ' Thank you Peter John L. BB Mom, PT, Dad, Deb, Ben, Geoff, My all tor you, I LOVE YOU. Here we go guys are you ready for itrV GOODLUCK 87! Catherine S Hickox Katie. Sal, Dexter KCYMBF DC135 LD83 Z, M, S. VMKS85, RBOCMHQ .... Zip. D, D, D Poindexter KKs, RA!! HBD, M. UMASS85 KC, SGSS!!! TBAS.oh well. YABOM! PAD. oops, PO!! Thanks Mom, Fra, Jules, Sean- You ' re the best!!! Well. 87, that was high school!! Lincoln J Hobby Loose lips sink ships Ms.Corvette DEAN WALK PROUD AND BE FREE Partywagon Summer of 86Sorry-KM, Maiden at 2am. JS Paint Fight MARK-Pump-RonRico, ST. BM, DD, BZ. Red, KK.JT, DG. SA.J-R, LET ' S HAVE A PARTY. Thanx Mullen. Hey Joe M.Its Been Real. DAD IM PROUD OF YOU! Mom Do You Believe it Yet. Cause it s For Real 3- mom ' s and Pink THANX ILY Sharon Hopkins RC thanxily! Pudge lily! Vanna White! Bob-the Man the Myththe Living Legendily! Flanno PDP can u check my oil. ' IMP-USF on a rock! how ' syour chubby ? sr football capts. cuzziat Tepsnoroons!! rmll5-46.07!KT + BH3 ' sacrowd! Jr Prom grounded! tag team w giily?! ilyroksdbswcjak, so, kjstscmp! copspegseggs! too thpick hunt at RO! skruse! [P + GP! big nigttard! ILY mom + dad thanx sleigh jenn + boo. in MScar! dbl@ lake Em. In Motion! RmlOl-Outfld.Js-QOdeg. lost incom Zone white Iroc-help! NYT Snke tnk, ds NCar-PlinBoston ukonLeo! Thanks Mom. Dad, Karen, Alison-ILY! Gail L. Hunte Iluv TlC04-eva LI JG HG Right! + ASonv Ipap-yuk I.F-CP llodt 29 LI + JS 6m Straw! Ha-BW 2 Det Goff gone! vadry SD AK preBK Llat Bergie Hoo ' 87 word-Wordout! Tm6986Curiosityskinnedthecat. HF-AS sen VI- (a.nd Home away from home! mar TM soon! DR Gh-B. oloG4NeiGH! Thanx Horn Aunt Nana Kotbl Dave! CH+JS 4eva ACPCJTLCAZ + DTL PAUL Great Times Stephanie Ann Igoe The value of life is not the end of it. but the use we make of it. OLL ' , Howd we get thru? LONDON ' 86 KING JOHN Ski watch? Camd. ME. PPI Feel Sick! CDM Mix!! Thanks Chad-ILY 11 20 83 11 22 86 BN-ruinv likedus BAND TIMES Cheryl-It won ' t be a habit ILYU! SOPHYR-NYE-I ' ll miss you SL Thanks Sara G.Good Luck Chrisfcon- buds)TXSKris, CM, PS. RI, LD, II.YMOM DAD Linnette M. Indge lenny lin There is a rainbow, but only the lucky find the gold. Snicks-fr T for F BJoel Sh Chicago HJones Val-THE BEST hwork? ! AA VA JL GL LF EM KB HM DL? DP? I luv ya JAMES Bergsons-my 2nd home Thnx THANX MOM Mrs Ford BW-Gail 2much 2do GL JD I ' ll miss this place 12 yr AND DAD down 70 2go some day dreams come YES Tom you ' re smart. GOOD LUCK Carl Walter Joeckel Jokes The journey ot a thousand miles begins with but a single step ' ' Basketball ' 85- Centrum England w Patch + Fro short people got no reason... Soccer w Jiggs BW CW CB Thanx Guys RUSH PG PC Bugie We will miss you cart Hey Slim Mom + Dad your caring and patience are greatly appreciated I LUV YOL ' Good Luck Jett Karl R.Johnson Froggy - Make the best of Today, because someday Today will be a long tune ago. Ziggy ACDCUZ gotta chew? ultra-geker ' B-Club Louise Clarke-WAa85-VT-18 Hockey-6 BBHZOgnob OB ' sroom-LEDZEP-the Burgershovel Bay State VKnight-betsy-Les my BEST triends-OB, RT, SL. VT. stay in touch guys! Angus fules Hockey in the Centrum ' 84 I LOVE YOU Mom DAD KSC Lynn Marie Jolicoeur Here I come now. got no time to frown. Nothing in my way, nothing can bring me down. Thnx AK.JS. AD, JT. AB. LC!Gd tms- G.gysjr. prom w Kev Bart Jim AlZzz TrnsAm Party wacopXVRot. in Ms car! dblfelake Em.In Motion! Rm401-Outfld. JS- 90deg. lost in ComZone white [roc-help! NYT Snke? mk. ds NCar-PlinBoston ukonl.eo! Thanks Mom, Dad. Karen, Alison-ILY! Christine Marie Judge If you spend your whole lite waiting for the storm, you ' ll never enjoy the sunshine. aka Juez-Big N Tard Hit Rehob. Beach Steph ' I jctsllv! LFFL-CC-Mnglf budy WELl.FLEET-Robyn-Wofta-RH-Bernie Pam -Thnder Rd! SMM-Wceple toss-gd tmes i MM A Ed! Why cope? Ru popular? MINT time w Al-DerOsh-Hes going to tell Thanks Mom, Dad. Dave. Gidg Woobie-I love you Kris Kahler Education is learning what you didn ' t even know you didn t know. Thanks Mom. Dad. Jen. red-out. too shy. Hi Sha(rontnon). OK Kris, way to be there with those inverted chips. RI Ron, Glenny. The Beatles, but the world of reality- Jonathan Michael Kalagher JK I thought I was winning the game of life but there was a flag on the play. football I ) thnx Mrs. Holmes. ' ZZ ' s in a box behind Caldor McDs in a burger JrProm? mbf Dad games w cb, cd, jp mb pt w m Bye DP UCS 40plus lucky ' s gettin rusty good times w as. rt sm, jl, md, mf, so thnx 1 everythinc memiere Dad vooak ilym NicoleJ. Karaku Nick. Nicki, Ickin Today There Is No Black Or White. Only Shades Of Grey. Singers, Poets, and Artists Holy Water MOTS RULES! P ' s at AL DEC Dina! Thanks KMJBJH PB SI IF Concert JN Talks w Jo Keys Laura ' Best Times w LB JT SP AJ DB Band. ' Illulu lYX ' NI ' Y FY Thanks Mom + Pop IMY Chris + I.gx And now for something completely different... Brian Karski Being Black is Beautiful 2 Me Don ' t Judge A Book by its cover you could be missing a Good Book I Got A Be Key To The Kingdom but it doesn ' t Mean The World won ' t Do ME No harm Football = US2 Music is a matter of opinion not taste + Fact ALF I ' m only human so are you HL It ' s like a baseball No ones to blame AMY D What is Love Anyway By Tano Randy C Anne Elizabeth Keane Annabell Annie Anna Keaniski Time is waiting in the wings-he speaks of senseless things-his script is you and me -Bowie London take the tube hey Jimmy what chya doin here. ' ' ! Parting the clouds! MS sya spaghetti wtchadnnsycfr ' Jr. Prom Toronto ' nmcdckorbrwns.- ' go for the gutso, Shyla psycho at the jetty Beufort demtdft tflya hudulu Karen Ann Keeler Dover NH-Missy + Jody Tom Jhs prty BIFF! denises prty 222 closet space firairm flng red lite G.C w Doouglas mike me bbsit: ' ITS ME did u c snak (a the par. .Woody! Shhtreetdru lsn H.B.Dam ArtJ:00am w Jod Pat Benatar Criche Pcolns chgo circs Mom Ive had a .. spoons w Cindy + coblufeet! -JAMES DEAN-the alpine bobMom Dad Mary Kev Bri ILY Thank you! Allyson Jane Kruse Al Shmal Skruze Its got to be over before u can say Its the best time I ever had alpmjajlds 10 84 Donny. lu always-Jr prom w Eric-bart jim Grafton jngle-Aim wanna hmster? clslineinpool? my thumb well my party-j tLis-cutty. tp-wndyhm shrews CG party w cop 5 lynn luvyr glasses w calabam slamcaffreedc-george Pink Chnkymintmans cflndrsscuemisiondd Thnx m d Ilu Tracy B LaBrecque The greatest madness is my sanity! Debbie P MBFA thanks for all-somuch Xenaphobia skiing DC KT RO Lets MBabies-Florida-Debi C the Buddah-I.es HWOWROB Skip school wROKTDP VB wSM KOA TS-BFJ KJ? 7yearsk T! MFB day @ WPS Thanks MFMPSO- BGFWINTM Jr Prom? mixup Skeet. TCHC MHJHSW-FF BT wLisa Jean KT cape-dingys toronto 3! Thuts all Girls! M. D. Ave I wasnt easy ILY If work interferes with pleasure then the hell with work Vermont OB. KJ. marble VKnite Gecker Ultra F-team 52 Experience Luis Clark Scott Ladner Scoota RT. CD. AS. EL Ke : Maine Girls SCJR-Prom Hamp SR-Ball LedZep-OB-Grad BONG! Cumby I ' m trying to talk!! Taking car-RD Anita-Roberts iRM, JK) Sperk-B-Room VT-skiing island ILY Mom Dad YOUR the BEST!! Lisa LaMarche Fid Hcky League ChmpsMeg-bench? JON 9 26 86Y iwyb Patricia b-f 4 ever ilymuscles JB, MP. KM ILYguys libo rhonda tail 7 4 86am-r ' ski wknd Jr Prom dessert Karl ME w gang I Love Him JBL stday(clr) ygt cvrdrsns GImr 2am TLcof. BLK Strpl 45 BAHA- MAS ST-TFATGT GT w Jean + Tracy LY 4wln w TracyS DebP-Shwr SSMY ILYA- M + Marc Isoo DAVID ILY IWMY Thanx M + D ILY Jason Lanzetta Free at last thev ask of your life but they could not take your pride 1 2 5 bttw amh kg ppll states.- ' 22 ctsors trin dv jk mf landscaping Frgirl-jk jrgirl-md kittery island-tl jp mt pt mp eg mf sg harvey honeymooners good times tiga clint sly William R LaPrade Jr. Bill Happiness is never stopping to think if you are. nrhs, dn, nnnhs, nvk, nhj, srk, nnlg w smt lbrmm Kn ' s Prt WOW! Trp 1 1 Imptn wth th gs n 9 86. ! nlagrab a tahW Spdng tckt n 7 86 . !ekatsim etanutrofnu na tuoba KlaT (TEA RidGeS In bELLs evEr IN A Ditch)-but don ' t lose your grip! M + D thanx ILY Cherri Lawless -We are not put on this world to see through one another but to see one another thtough.I Love You Dean 6-24-84 I ' R MY DREAM. ME GV85SNOW. ' 1 Who ' s Vman? Hull-KP. SD. TR.Jl : Nu-View. I MY. DL. ST. PH. SS. EG. TT, KP. MM. CC. HF!SHALNA. HY ONION. ' What ' s life w out squids? MAA! I ' m a tree! Hello Den! Camping NH ' 84. SS. SD. CB- LY! Boink! Elmo! Thanx Mom. Dad, Squids I LY all Bruce G Ledoux -It ' s not often that reality Exceeds your dreams, in this case, mine did Jtsmc Hensbp! NPLZ..HACK! }t Prom thanks NV DANO! Toronto w k ski Trips! ZooSquadOLeft STERL ILY ktf Peddinlfe MV ANGIE 1LY D.J.8J! Under the what !? cm 1 640! TG DB DB BC KC IIS SA KF KM KS DP TL MA MHJM You know who U R! THANK YOU! The O ' s Mom. Dads MATT ILY HEY Mon we Did IT! J. Domenic Leverone -Nick- ' They all start looking good after 10 - Its gettin pretty late THECUTT ' N CREW-NL SM BC RE- NO SAC - All niter sreps 5ih w-Hampton- 1HL: JM JS-X-m m-IWMMTV-Spud mobiI-270-EIl Pym-2nd SOF-Jenny-DB JS-C 5-FB-HOCKEY- LF F I -Coke is k-B E-JC EL-AD: P-JJ Mr. H PRD-Please look-BJwtt 5pud-FC: DBCJJH AD J5 KC-eracl-ILY m d Gayle Liles Julie Liles Ju Jul Jules I ' d like to thank all the big people who made this possible - which covers just about everybody! NHS ' 87 (finally) Sit down and shut up, HM! Hope is nice Lbut action is better. You will always be my friend, s. but i am a better student! Thanks, G.vpdebate, Vemor- pheus. thanks Sean Linnane TUG SEEN EKE I have only come here seeking knowledge, things they would not teach me of in college NPLZ, gauntlet, gts WMMRTKSC.C ialykittenspjdkwiaa. coke-me What stop sign-Band Chorus fag, distras, skiing PW, BB S WE KE, V-cIimb wEKENSQUEAL, LLpaint. I TG. hellobaby, JPWLR, Don ' t laugh at McD, down-shift, Thanx to AB. BPforgiving and ro Mom Dad Jen SI Paul Lilios Mb Best Looking Jean Pierson Kevin Grant Most Musical Joanna Tracy Earl Fay Most Likely To Succeed Chris Judge Chris Wheelock 132 Eric Livingston Rick Fake it Till You Make it Rt95 Spags CZones OK TAke OVR$ Painters- HA! 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MJ, Gram Thanx Stefan T Marsland LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST, FOR YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE zzs in A box-Prf UO Killmgton, ski. ' w ST. MD, MFJrProm? Pt w JK-good times w JK, AS, MD. MS, ST. CS 110 mph in the Ferrari, can ' t catch me! Sambo ' s machine (GT) ruucs l I really don ' t care! c!ose call-Rick my Polo? Jane Nissan 4x4 no Jacuzzi ' s w a cast Tep! CLSM THNX MOM, DAD. ELLEN. KCL M Craig William Martin Bip Sometimes You Just Have To Say What The F... Soccer 9-Capt Jr Prom-Jean Hamp CRASH JP-chew? JD night-Ron, Kev Stearnzie! Germany AC-who? Ad Meg Mel Good times-Ed. Ad, Glen The Regal BSS Earl-GL Cathy-ILY Ultra-GC thanx WPD Wjnda = burger Ma-whmi wou Pudge-Cops! Scoopin-Kev Thanx Mark and Kev for the ride to UMASS Mom + Dad I LY LATER Kimberly Ann Martin Kim Kimba Kimmy Life is Meaningless Without Friend s EB pump SW Sheila ILYBFA Skiing Spck-Trnt o London 86 ' Mary THANKS for everything!! Summers at Aplwd RBMM Red AL Igt I ' lms! Shack NBLS Leslie how ' s your trmbne. ' ! STA-8! rm.205? ' Slush band times HBF gtw SW DB I.M SI CC MH RT SL AE A.R.N.F. thanx MOM and DAD I LOVE YOU Good Luck Kelly 133 Richard Martin I don ' t care it the people stare-accuse me of going mad-Just take a long hard look into the mirror and tell me. now: who s been had? Ronay Horhay Glenn Ed Chas Hermit.Birch.MSG.UFO.66 Nova. I have Reeboks-can I be in ? If your down-as low as your sneakers-lay it back and blow some zeeker ' s.Thanx Dad Mary. M D. Jim Theres a bad one Paul Mathew Martino You can fool some of the people some of the time, other people most of the time. BUT YOU CAN NEVER FOOL YOURSELF!! -Var. Soccer G. (hands) Numb lips (Gd.times) -Var. B-ballJR (coneberia) Soph (Splinters) -Aw Eddy!! - % Hampton 2yrs w frank+ Guys- The Best Is Yet To Come!! -Thanx M + T, ILY MOM + DAD -GOOD LUCK Class of 87 ' !! Jeffrey Matthews Stephen McGee Frank Chuck Sam Sam Limits exist only in your mind Florida ' 83 + ' 85 Thanx Jon + Mark V-Pres Jr.Sam DS CS PS FW KK JG SG TV BB STJB AG ML-Love you all- mom + dad St.M.-Thanx VH Aug ' 86 4 shows I want to be in the front 1 row . John! T G July ' 80 5150 1 Backstage? SYF JR JR BLJS I.M NK LB TR LH-Thanx woody + PB-VVhit Mark -your not that goodp.s. I ' m not going Good Luck All Susan Marie McGinn Anything can be possible if you believe it true BNA (no exp.necessjry CHR 5 LONG Yrsw D2 AndfeMcC, Moro, + Ada -CJ- Weepies! PMCSTCP. My S + S Buddies Florida ' 86-Sarah (sorry) Kate lotsa FC!!Jr.P w PM( DUGGED) P.C.Kris TU crusade.. DAD- YOU ARE WITH ME ALWAYS Only left Pat! Thanks Mom. K, P. + Chip ILY Patrick McGlinchy GINCH rhe Future is uncertain and the end is so near Doors Whos got the CHEIF. ' RoadTrip, VT.Hockey. Centrum, wheres Coolidge the CLASH skate Kris, where arc our parents? Mannix-TAG. OASYFU! Okay killer Cat!-M)-but why cunafactory? on the wav home from coaches-KJ great times with SC HR KG JE I Luv U Mom Dad! Karen McLaughlin There is the brink of insanity then there is the abyss which we ' ve obviously (alien into, bf w JB MP LLJM GR esp Nikki U Ik mrvls! Ski Trip. ' rbsin dshwshr IT ' S MY SHOT IP dsrt Mst llmnd (« Hmptbthrm sens w PA Cliffnite Ouch! AM-nice roons 7 -1am-am BLK ygt cvd rsn Sir! The JET rt ' s Conn. 1 ' PC! BAHAMAS PJP Bruce-yvgf thx N C ilyM + D GL«7 Glenn McLeod Education is learning what you didn ' t even know you didn ' t know Howard J. l S S your the BEST Thanks M + D Molly do a good job Kevin 1 driver Dear Pat. JULIO S 1 - I don ' t case il you ' ve seen my bro Andy Kim (ohh well) Al KARF.N thanks buddies your the best -T.J. hows the car you too B. Hey little Bro DAN FORDS ARE THE BEST (onathon L McSweeney |onny Mac You ' ve done nothing wrong until you get caught Bates Hi lil ' ol lady New yrs85 slpt whr? 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Number 27 METS MAGIC Seaside Heights Jet Skiing CC 4ever yes, This is my car. and you know it HEMO Its Been Real And Its Been Nice But It Hasnt Been Real Nice Thanx for all your support M D A + S2 Scott Messier SPUD WHEN ALL LOOKS LOST, DON ' T GIVE UP.IT ' S NOT OVER UNTIL IT ' S OVER. Cutt ' n crew-SM. NL, BC, RE- NO SAC ; ALNIGHTER ' ; yellow submarine-2 wheel ' n, power slide. M M; Rich S-C S, On me ; SREPSIH V-2nd SOF; PROM- thanx PAM. I win Mtv! Basketball-Pine Bro. Coca-Cola is it B E Please look! Egg on car- Run ' l-I like my Buddies ERAC 1 ILY MOM DAD! Anne Marie Metzger - Anne In the heart of a dancer, there will always be a song willing to be shared. -JP Snr Pmpkn Drv - What pmkns, offer? ? Smr ' 86 w Tim D. on Lk Ave.JB. Prty + P. Gbrl. Alg.Cls w N.L. C.S. Cncrt Chr. Raschel ' s CK dance cntr.-miss ya kp dncn! Thanx to allesp.J.B. and Sue-LUV ALWAYS. B, L, R, Mom and Dad, Evn tho nvr sd ILY Paul F. Mitchell Mitch. Paul There are so many things money can buy yet so many things it can ' t, be your own boss Pontiac ' s Rule racing How are those tires- JP DPBDMH S + S Assabet GLYOK Hi HOW ARE YOU, I CARE ECSB- TIWNGVFU Assets - Liabilities 11 21 OBDP + C Sunbird Good Luck-SBCGCSJBBKKJ- Toshu side street-BRCF-SAFE? STbo Life is what? Thanks M + D-MPKEC ILY A BYE ' 300 Heidi Ann Mosher Heidi Hide Mosh A smile is the key to open any door TYF FH Districts 84 85 Vars. BB Mgr83-86 FRCLUB AFS NHS Becka Becka... PEG!! THANKS AA, JL, GL, RB. LM, LI. GH. VA, JT for ail being you! Best of luck in the future class of ' 87IVSBMGR86 WC Thanks Ali GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR! GWOOD! I LOVE YOU MER, PER. BER! THANK VOl ' MR.S, MR.R, MME.B, MLEROC. and all! Christopher J. Mullen MUL CHRIS I SEEK NOT TO KNOW ALL THE ANSWERS. MERELY TO UNDERSTAND ALL THE QUESTIONS. NE! whoo whoo-RS went to bm- hg BO. FN If w torn EMPT CS-ROB. ypibootw, PII!! Golf-Districts 1 Bruins, CCR, ZEP, CAM MCC-Summers BB = SC THANX Kevin B.Najarian Najo, Kevvy Baby Winning isn ' t everything it ' s the only thing. Varsity Baseball ' 87 l Sox Game 4 Sec 39 row 1 seatl 6-2 Hampton campout Julio ' s slave BLIAFAD gmkkjsspss agree BOSTON RULES Pheonix S250 horts igb What do you mean by that? Iciwywhglau of C Sunday football is the best class of ' 87 RULES FIey Pete + Balicus Thanks Mom + Dad Brian Christopher Nash Nasha Smush Flee You can ' t have everything, whete would you put it? Soccer is way cool Boys in Bluell l 86 Trollville w the Brothers Spillyball w Huzman Firemans Muster 84 Monsoon, Ma (Where are we?) U2 (twice) Souprules SV w Eari Clue less Wonder (Twitch) Night Game Huh-Huh-Hair! indoor team George, favor? White Jamaicans mpksshpmacccpm THANKS MOM + DAD Mary E Nugent Spike Individuality. .you are what you want to be..Stevie S Idol THE BUSHES! ilyjilly Rm 7609 nick R. FALLEN HOKK GT-opz 4hrs PITR bj net DD? 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What if Sean Linnane lost his hair brush? What if Carl Bush couldn ' t log on? What if Dave Benedetto was Irish? What if Joe MacDougall had missed the carpet? What if Chris Gorak was a Beastie Boy? What if Steve Tepper had hair on his chest? What if Chris Judge was a cheerleader? What if Bruce Ledoux ' s car wasn ' t the best car EVER ? What if Tracy LaBrecque wasn ' t a blonde? What if JoAnna Boeri didn ' t give dirty looks? What if Sean Linnane and Patti Cook didn ' t know French? What if Karen McLaughlin didn ' t spend all her free time in the dark room? What if Lisa La Marche didn ' t go to the dentist? What if anyone knew where Linette was? What if Steve O ' Keefe was anorexic? What if Keith Taylor was valedictorian? What if Jon Kalagher did become a Westboro cop? What if Ruth Hayes wasn ' t sarcastic? 1987 136 More Superlatives (Right) Most Shy Amy Pendergast Chris Kahler (Below Right) Class Party-Goers Melissa Paris Craig Martin (Right) Most Athletic Monica Powers Karl Johnson (Far Left) Class Trouble-Makers Sherri Lawless Ron Tebo (Left) Most Dramatic Brian Karski Patti Cook aJ Brian Karski ' s understudy shown. (Left) Class Clowns Megan Fay Steve O ' Keefe V Pictures Not Available For: Most Gullible: Janet Agro Doug Twombly Class Procrastinators: Pat Welch Sheila Walsh Richelle Lynne Olterman THE HARDEST VICTORY IS THE ONE YOU WIN OVER YOURSELF. Hey Waddles! ILY! Todd-ILY! flowers? zenaphobia!? ! Skiing w TK + D.Jr Prom w Mike-Joke!H Smokygondolas! Suspended? Smr.85 -Tim L. Basketball-123. TORONTO- JH. KM. KM. ILY A Kate-What? fix my car-Sharon!Jay ily! DA ' s DB. -HC. TA. KS. DB. SH.JL. KJ (sorry) Skip? MA! ILY- Mom + Dad- SF + R-Thanx Marion Alma O ' Neil MIMI MEEM So many faces in out of my life some will last some will just be now and then Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes I ' m afraid its time for goodbye again Ruda-we made it! THX for everything!Thx John, Deb Keeg. Good luck to all my friends.ILY T, Mom Dad, Greg. Jemy, Muff Rach. I ' ll never forget all the memories. 1186. Steven B. Owen Owen. Ogie. Gabriel Rules. Centrum-My home away from home:K. S. SH. UH2, ZZT4, M2, PG, BS, BS, C. HJ, G, NY. GT. DP, DLR. PS, H. Caldors-Yuck. Mike poRche, th ErE is no substitute! Thanxi rides to skvl-GEM. Germany-April. Eball.Jr. Yr. 8-1-1JV. I wanna C U2. RS, cells, Pats 185-86. SSS-Get zigified. AAF. BCN. Why?! -WhyNot? -OP-GO Surfin. THANX Mom + Dad + Sue Jill Ann Paolini Weenie Wendy Jilly 2 my pic TODD mla- Every mirage I see is a mirage of you The Cure (RSSG ) Metro Tang-Worc-Switch Nice Do!! LY Steven Idol ' CH dyed hair John Taylor! bunky depecheblak MA YRI t 4bt-ILY! Tmto oranjn erdi ' 00-2 my gd pals: Ken Gil Pat Hnk Sue Jy Sp Jn Tny Mrk Shla Pal And ilyg! thnx M D-be good Todd LY peace 2 all- friend s of mine chowder Melissa O Paris The way Out of trouble is never as simple as the way in. Rez BC JC ED BERT WOM BF ' S MFSG Saloon Chris JP LGN RB 11 WGOIH? 4 69occifer Hi 22 Flano Hotel-SS The PTW CGMFJL-HGCIOJay a cactus! AC-who? CMAL P-st. CG-5 30 86TG The Cape-We had one WDB H-Meg. ' 249DIR HNYMNRS A2cfd Gee-RAAD! Thx Zip. King-Meg? Thxes Smuggler no trunk key Bye guys LY Keith Ellis Parker Jugga. Bud. Park, Weef. Reefer Quote not available. Just call me Todd- COE- Def- Taxi- F G- XC (watch your step!) -Track (PV, Master Key? ) -Go West (chain saw. ' ) - Heyyou! Get back to work! -BC- LDJO- I hate SENGDS . REM-Northeastem accepted mt ' - Indy, Freddy. Commando SK-ILl JEN-I ' ile does not exist-l dont have., blan buckaroo-thunks Mom Dad Michael Peluso Hockey 1 2 s-1 Soccer 123 hey granny Where ' s the bathroom- SS T.S.is y skirt wet.Good tin ' s w many people. SH hw ' s y Chubby good call Shelley O Laundry llw s y Onion. ' Kviw w Todd y wimp Kyle metcalt tks brew women AM ' - honolulu fnt seat stws.Pat 10. n running frm 50 Tha nks mom n dad. I ' ve done my time, I in outta here.Ptv n (a, snk ' s house I ' m gone Amy Sue Pendergast WHEN YOU BELIEVE IN YOURSELF YOUR DREAMS BECOME REALITY Thanx Mom Dad, ILY Good Luck Nancy Kelly. W B, ILY Good Luck Class of 87! Sharon Louise Perks Sliay Wee The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. Good times w SS. CR, SM. GM and Juhos guys PGab rotaty w SS Let me drive Hall, shav.cr. Adams w PMS KV-I miss you guys in blue car scoop Toronto w SS scooping machine DA in BK BM Cnug a lug- MB suntan oil at K Vs-6 hours in bathroom CD ILY! Thanks Mom and Dad Jean L Pierson The World Is My Oyster, Let ' s Hope I Find The Pearl ROB 4 30 86 I LOVE YOU Chris BF 4 EVER! LY Soccer 32-capt. Hawiiw Chris CI ' -oops! TS-Honolulu ID? Jr prom w Bip-Hmptn Crshjjersy Shore GK LY Good Times w lis Trac LY Bip-lna chew ' CD miss ya ' Rob-dyfam Honymoon suit!! Pudge LY Thanks M D LY Good Luck 87 Deborah S Powell Happiness is not a station you arrive at, but a manner of traveling Tracy, thnx 4 all the love! NJ, Pchdaq.JCHW; ILYF! Skp w RO, TL, KS,; nodets! TW, JM Prm Swtch- LYKT!! KF. mf. aroox 24u!JM-xmas; etc-urstill my buddylGymn.w Jza-Dsmt. ' ? Shwrw LLiDa- vid. UR so speaal-ILY, Swtlg w mom dad cop KG! Pick Pork Im always here for you. Mommie Daddy I love you! Monica A Powers The truth is the safest lie. BX w IBKMI.LSCJMNVGR The Betl 4K in fid Gilmore 2amILcof rbs in dshwsher Bthrm sens w PA Smuggler ' s JP Dsst ME w TheGang Summer 86 7 4 9am BVDM AD-Truth or Strip Ck Rns ST Alwys wr old roons 2 prties.Thrs the prtzls, Luv thse sinks! SL-hry mub ILY HC ED-Trips almost over. Thankx Mom Dad ILY Michael D Price Pncer Priceman I dont know what Ive veen living on But its not enough to till me up, I need more than just words can say.I need everthing that life can give me. I want the Best of Both Worlds! In-n-Out Urge 51 )0 Bocephus Rules no55 Add. 2 Love. Theres only 1 way 2 Rock! Red Rocker barn DMLSBM TrooplOO 111 Love You Always Mom Dad Aloha Mark W Pueschel BORN TO RUN Great Tunes Always! Gotta Lift Fitness Now PLYM- Ol ' TH- G.F.I ' . Circuit St-Again Purple Rain on the canal-Hyannis Strip ' 69 Camaro-KEEP ' EM DOWN -THE BOYS! C.A.- camper Firebird-LIGHT EM-BRUCE 9 7 84!Thanks LT, SR, CB, CA. ks-Love you Mom Dad-Couldn ' t Have Done It w 0 you SAY GOOD BYE-IT ' S INDEPENDENCE DAY! Cheryl Ann Rich Shay Shirly Let the world know you as you are. not as you think you should be. Grt times w SP SS scoopin ' mach Toronto -Kim yamvbf (thanx) VBALL w Dist ' 86 ' imuGR 2 12 84: new life flying rice. ..sniwaly.. -lost in Hud KP-my brother nice car? ! pj Thanks Mom. Dad. Karen. Shelly. Faith ILYAVM Laurie Richard Gina Ritacco Reflections In The Waves Spark My Memory Some Happy Some Sad I Think Of Childhood Friends And The Dreams We Had-Tht Moose B C Tpsjpswch! Shrw Crw Hmt BBd wht Mts Rich Steve Miss Ya! Ma? ! Dean I LYA! Sm 86 NF! 6RUOK?! KOMF! Steve HlplB RDDM W GdTs w fs!-ILJ-Im Sailing Away For Ive Got To Be Free Free To Face The Life Thats Ahead Of Me Well Search For Tomorrow On Every Shore And 111 Try On Lord 111 Try To Carry On. Suzette Robert Where ever you go your friends will always be there in memories filled with laughter and tears, good times and bad. Good OF parties-UMass Bets-No COPSJA-We did it again CB-Spies JS-Webster CS-P BT C-What ' s homeroom CRGR? ILY KEV! the rambler- Dean-the neighborhood all nighters-keep him away eh Cand! good luck gang!! THANX MOM DAD Claire Roy When I Look To The Sea I Ask Myself How Can It Be: ' I Look To The Sky Wonder Why. ' But When It Comes To Me You I Know That This Love We Have Is Very True n SCOTT I LOVE YOU! 6-7-86 RR In hmptn-Vygr 6Ma! 17 Is Too Young To Die Luvya DEAN! The Moose B C Nvr Frgt UDR! Smr 85-Dncng! JR prom FB! GdTms In Spnsr w The Shrwsbry Cru! To My Frnds-Im Gonna Miss ya-Gd Lck! Scott-We ' re Together Forever! Where RU? Luv Ya M D Thanx Jody Mae Russell MA Hampton Beach Bum! David ILU 7-8-82 Racecars Ix Tanela for one? Cottage fun Denise we made it! Denises Party 2-21-86 2-22 Fire alarms. Merrv New ear Cindv! Whitemts. Steve what a chest! Karen I Love him him... 6Raido Kar-purple Biff Blue Bomber Richard SHADES! Steve Grape.- ' SandDunes. muffin man.Thanks friends! ILove you mom! Adam M Samuel Sambo There is no greater challenge than to challenge yourselt. WRES- TLING-Conf Dist Champs 85 The Blitz-LV Seven(JO. MR II, ER, PR LG)Tutti GlWk jk, md. jl, sm, si, tns. If caro-.only kidding jl sgt snakes-do it babylJK w freshmen Thanx mom dad Eddi-Jo Schiappucci Sherri Sue Scovil Sher Lulu I wanna make the world turn around. I love you Bill! When will those clouds all disappear! 1 ' ePaCw DS. l Hon. Cruisin Nu-vie w High. ' of Course, always Chink eyes! oh my God It ' s The Glue Lady! Driving w outa license Never 1 ' Make Me Nausious! AGBTBF d of Sadness, 1 Wanna Live in a world of Love! Hello Honey! II.OVF. YOU MOM! THANX AI.OT Shannon Marie Seile Sharon Shay-nun Bones finally! SP CR- we made it! thanx jullOS crowd-luv ya! Good x w SP-hev Shay whadaya sav-Boomchuga lugga ' CR SM don ' t forget S S! No more suntan lotion-gag! fun in Toronto w Romeo Rob. jr. prom w HANDS 86 But now, ily BC thanx everyone! good luck fen Shon Tammy Keith-ilv M P D P watch out- here I come! Shon Seile Pray l or Snow Where arc the Pickle Barrels!! How about that Dry Cleaning. EZ! Best of Luck To The Class of ' S Thanks to All ' ! S.C. bound or VMl. ' Marc L Shuman Lynn i julios, T.I .. stairway to summer of 69, be. tj. kv. bl tomorrow is yesterday ' s tc Locksmith, so clo: Marc 8 S SV ken ' s house, summer of 86, painting, pool, chevctte. caven WAAF, St. Louis Distributers, jr prom, hunting, balloons, ab, cb, dv. Iv, dh. If, pm. em, CDplayer, lights out 86. V.T.C? Today ' s oday. IOI ' , quarters, run DMC, kempo. AI.Randsk-boards. Looneybin. so tar Most Unique Mark Dirschel Jill Paolini Most Likely To Travel Jon McSweeney Mary Hesselton Class Couple Heather Cromwell Tim Goland Dawn Siebenbruner D Goodbye Stranger it ' s been nice, hope you find your paradise. ..Dusky . Frankie OTRA NYE whats your name Ralf?! London w JSCMK-CVS buddies-Honolulu w HS 5 soccer-convicts-Tray icwih pp J SJC, s few walks-Dimes sports-brain damaged- I ' m not a bad driver- TS HS JC ILY-ILY GL M M-ILYM D-Good luck class of 87-lets blow this clambake Keith Sieger Snowplows RDE 85 ' GRtCSSMHBP 300 Its about time Football 61 1 hate cyril this cant be it JPRBtSMU-WPIL. Keapshem are we there yet yes officer Plaldbhancos 44 place PLICDtP Thankx- m d ILY Geb ' s Good Luck 88 ' Valerie Renee Smack i ' d drive a million miles to be with you tonight, i luv mhwamh 11-4-86 tratric-cop-drum maior hangar inventions dr thanx for everything get off the hood of my car sclllalialetc. 1 1 needs as eat belt toronto w friends (sayyou ' re a real doll) unos! ski weekend w li-n- jf. sc. II. li, tb, hk. db.mt.mm.gz, dr, uo, rf. mh, sg, mb, ga, ha, tp-i luv you! thanx m d Jeffrey S Smith SMITTY The leaves are fallen all around-time I was on my way. KEITH YOU DID IT! RbsHSgtvpTd! BBall 5 299 times lazyjock Thx 4 the rg Obeg Ms MacBeth Oil Can BluBls TVatGHO wBH talgatn Wkt Sbury Wkttfmg GdHp Prog Baylor Angust VH SPTU C.grams Taxi Rachymts jag Sytt jbp Bus Chase JM Hampton W who Tkeyla Pd Frosh LR Keith Lookout FRED 92686 Cheryl ILY Thx M D S Samir Sohail I was born in March of 1969. Saudi Arabia is my birth place, where I went to school lor 12 years. I wanted more change in my life, so I moved to America. Last two years of my life are totaly different trom the sixteen years I have spent in Arabia. My thinking is that every thing out there is for me, I just have to get it by struggling hard, and thats what I came here for-and that is what I will get! Warren Solfiell Corner bag blues-I Luv u Kris! Cynthia F. 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HiJM v.t.smm (Flano, more.- ' ) an-ch-HI-ma (pspsj)Jr. whatshow? ILY M + D! Neil Douglas Thurber Huey RISE ' SH CC-Go to Bergs-I ll Drive Chads. Ands ' My F ' n Boots Rmuddy! -4th gymnastics? kitty 1 23 86 Abs.Beg. friends 4eva-C hig. Rick. Mike, Matt thanx Val Climb-Hens Sean Soccer-drmtm- J Puck Ax 3-Huz ' aww! ' -comb. HiSue? jc JMac ' lstn. Bad ' Chewpath-SH Patricia-Lorn, wanePumpkin. H ' ant ' on-I Love You (PC) WLY? Pook (meij PPbs Hendy CapC Hi Everyone Thanx M D Julie Townsend Jul Vel Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves jr prm-spec times-thanx Ed! Toronto BB Balls Anyl? co grd cpt w Deed yeah Hawaii 87 No way! sqshy bubs? AD , AB.JS, AK, IJ-Gonna Miss Ya! leg lang. who ' s grnd? whea chnc-oops Hey Mark-Dimples rule! Thanx Mom + Dad I luv u!Gd Luck Jill KEEP SMILING! Joanna Nichols Tracy Jo. B-pie All things bright beautiful, all creatures great small, all things wise wonderful the Lord God made them all. Volleyball I, 2. 3, 4. All-Dist.. State. Easterns. Twicer ICELAND, why ' Alto, best sec.Thanks-PMH, Coach C. NK LB, MR P MR K, MRS G. AMY. BETH, SHULTZ, MOM DAD DAD ' s little girl is Growing-UP! Scott Treska Pumpkin Rico Tresk- Its not the quantity its the quality -DEAN-WALK PROUD! Great times w LH, DG. BZ. Munchabuncha Red. DD, BM, SA, KK. JT-Peg thanx Donna, kitchen Aid OHlo Diesel Tech Here I Come! Thanks mrmullen fac! Johovah, my sistersa cop. Thanx for being there SteveParty Wagon Party at Sturbridge-THANX JOE PatS- 1WBB ILY MOM DAD-Later Robert C. True III Rob, Truzer Always live up to your integrity Soccer 20. Tennis EKE! Barnbash hitehalll 2c 4lo! The worstlaitlin. I hope you will always be there.Pretty tunny Cait! trn to }a.m. spig HBF-RT, KM, SI, CC audit obliv! RUSH-whereru? Best times w EKE EKE. CM, KM, SI. EF. AC. MD. JMfTRA). MB (midgl, LR JT (Douhaveacar) I love u Mom, Dad. SLTLJTTLTSJT The cow!! William Douglas Twombly DOUG 51 KINGDOMS RISE. AND KINGDOMS FALL.. BUT YOl GO ON Football, Catquick Homan Rules! Sparky bagda? shmitty joe hank robwetz-hello? scarecrow jon-bates bagged lunch old lady THE DYNASTY IS OVER, KW? JrP THEY KNOW HAHIA JOSHEMBECHLER? DAWN + RACHUZR SPECZME. NFK-THANKS BOBTIM MERII.YAMJD THANKS I L YA SEE YA ALL-THUMP Ken Valk Ken Stix Vulcanizer Cross-Countrv Manager 83, 84, 85. 86 The speed of Light E = mcc m = E cc ARISTO ZELDA AARDVARK BULLDOG C.LI WHO SEND SUPER- USER ON TERMINATE Physics Homework Anyone? Live Long and Prosper -STAR TRE- K1V 6 86, 9 86. 10 23-10 30 BC-CB-MS-TJ Thanks Mom, Dad. and Everyone Amy Diane Vojtasko 9-HHS + CFHS; 10+U-LCHS; 3 12 86-WHS BAILADORAS IH- TACTDRAKCE — LJS Lubbock Houston TEXAS LOBOS 10-0 GO RAN GERS!!!! ELBAFT- SOL 7259 LANGHAMCREEK Sheila Marie Walsh TREASURE THE MEMORIES..SMyafa! My Shlong Is SoLong! NwYr. Whats Ur Name.- ' RALPH. ' JD + Ir Divorced! EB pumb KM! TCHC 5p MH TLJH! Peny Pic l ' Hmptn wJH Line Em Up! A 36 WENDY-EZ-2mny mmries! UMass I LU Beth-Im Out Of Your Way-Can I Still Sip Ovr? SKI wFartin-LYFF-KCMHJB bgldes! KS lNtLvAf ' MxRba Btch Sml-W kndsjr. Pr. SHcute Dts! lyAC! VBllcDBpsyfrt! Miss YaJA! GOOD LUCK- sm jw rb he + 87 LYM + D Patrick James Welch -IGSP. Louie Tap; Rad Skate 83; JL. CH, KS, BS. The harts. Woody;JW; Jeff Wayland Hs The Pumkinlady; Eric, Jeff the Hotels; Dhcamp; Ryan the Annual Trip w Fosters; ER KtattweCastle; RO AC cant You be on Time!!? LaCross Sessions; Gek 886 ' ; Maria the Camp8V. The Power of Artifice. CR. ao(l), kc-ohwell!. Hey Mom Dad Guess What. ' I made it Barry Todd Wetzel Wetz Know Something; Do Something; Be Something ' ' rob s house hey, getup! OIL CAN sox games bobs run Sugarloat ragdoll direstraits Golf-districts states, catch 22 Football ' 86 31 broken arm it matter she knows. SU trip L ' 2 byerichelle Doogie, Harry, Smitty. Keith -Thx for the memories guys, woodsrunjoe! Pitt. Hampton. Follow me! cdfhmlib Thx dad, mom. k, mar, ILY all (Direct Right) Rob True and Sean Linnane show true senior spirit. (Below) Debi Concaugh, Glenn Alcock, and Craig Martin: Squeeze play! (Below Right) The friendly Ruth Hayes flashes those pearly whites. 144 Christopher B. Wheelock Wheels Make your defeats the stepping stones for your victories soccer ' 86Great time, do it for Red. Me and jokes in SS with DL. man with Das Boot, ski Canada ' 85, DNV at JP, Boy ' s all the way, papr. Sun AM, coor is Dap.good luck Beave Pis MAC summer ' 85 Bio with GDP-class of year, think, Ben for BKing.Thanks M, D,J, L J love you all Benjamin White Ben England 86 hcks ctng rocks trst ernbrst Bogie CB Pep talk Sad + Inly Fbl Mgr 3yr CVS Nothing to do Bob br no relation CW CB Grt Frnds out w Carl remember MO + RH Sorry! CJ Thanks fr p + tg up wme Thanks Mom + Dad Robert Arthur White Jr. Bob Boobs Herzog Berto If it is to be, it is up to me. FL ' 84-KIllington Jugernut nice trail huh? condos-soccer, baseball -broken fingers- all- Kiss boot-So be it Jedi-Tags I ' ll tell you tonight- Toronto- Pine Brothers- bio- chickadee-Ben related? -Wheels skiing pump- kins heh! Fun w Friends-Thanks M D, D, D G-Good luck everybody! Bill Zumpano Zump Muncha-Buncha Red. step up twice in FlOO.Dawn thanks for the rides. Wish it could be better Serena Luv ya. Canoe trip 86 look ahead for Cops at Fish Game. Good parties with DH PH JH DR And All nighters.Friends KK BK ST DG BM DD KD ABJM DL SM LC. cutlass i (Above) Steve Tepper, true to form. (Left) Jen Berquist wishes the Senior Class of 1987 Good PATRONS The purpose of this yearbook is to capture the very special and unique spirit of Westborough High School. This page is dedicated to the people whose donations of time or money contributed to making that possible. The editors and yearbook staff would like to offer their thanks and sincere appreciation. THANK YOU, KATIE STRECKER BUSINESS EDITOR Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O ' Neil The Samuel Family Jean and Paul Livingston Laurence and Nancy Smack Barbara and Bill Concaugh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gillis Mr. and Mrs. David A. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Ron Martino Sheila M. Walsh and Family Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cook Mr. and Mrs. Allan E. Storey Mr. and Mrs. James Tepper The Dirschels ' : Kathy, George, Mark, Kristen, Michael, Brian and John Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Matthews Paul and Jane Dever William F. Mc Gee Alan and Christine Mosher Walter and Mary Lem Mr. and Mrs. Robert De Armond Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hayes Carl and Florence Joeckal Barry and Kathleen Wetzel Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Forbush Mr. and Mrs. John Mullen Irene Babin Anne Howland Dawn Briggs Carol B. Barlow John and Linda Leverone Mrs. Jeris Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Kahler Loretta and Bob Pierson Joan and Joe Mac Dougall George and Cheryl Cove Mr. and Mrs. William G. Townsend Diane M. and Edward A. Gorak Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway White The Forrest Family — Mom, Gord, Kirst and Griz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Johnson William and Phyllis Powell Chet and Lynne Caldwell Bill and Carol La Prade George and Janet Stevens Bart and Karen Smith Tom and Pudgy Flanigan The Charles F. Gasek Family Mr. and Mrs. Judge Agnes Burgess Sharon Hopkins Tim Goland 146 oiotfiij c Lc(zox, 3nc SINCE 1949 REALTORS MLS REAL ESTATE 1 EAST MAIN STREET WESTBOROUGH, MA 01581 (617) 366-8731 Westborough ' s complete paint and wallpaper center Beniamin Moore paints — housewares and plumbing electrical — lawn garden Swan Hardware, Inc. 30 West Main St Westborough, MA. 01581 366-2851 Congratulations to Laurie and Linnette Qibcolate Tactory SPECIALIZING IN HAND DIPPED CHOCOLATES AND SUPPLIES 19 SOUTH ST WESTBORO MA 366 9495 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 HOURS MON TUES THURS 9 5 30 WED SAT 9 I 2 FRIDAY 9 7 OO Jiestborougl} Spectacle Shoppe- EDWARD J HEALY TEL EPHONE 366-8534 JAMES J HOULE 4 WEST MAIN STREET OPTICIANS WESTBOROUGH MASS Ol 581 RnCCoons om Westbono BIRTHDAYS ANNIVERSARIES GET WELL STRIP A GRAMS TOO BELLY DANCERS BALLOON IMPHIN7ING COMPLETE DECORATING SERVICE FOR ALL OCCASIONS 1 SOUTH STREET WESTBORO MA 01581 WORCESTER AREA 61 7 366 6307 FRAMINGHAM AREA 61 7 879 7887 Raschel s CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1987 AND WISHES THE BEST FOR ALL OF YOU IN YOUR FUTURE YEARS Westmeadow Plaza Rt. 9 and 135 Westborough 366-0221 148 Breads, Pastries, Wedding cakes Specialty cakes. Bridal accessories, Party supplies CAKE EMPORIUM, INC 6 Colonial Dr. Westborough. Ma. 01581 366-8976 Best wishes to you all! Barbara, Kathi, Bunny, Jackie and Alison TO THE CLASS OF 1987 Best of luck wherever you go, and whatever you do. We ' ll miss ya! THE CLASS OF 1988 PHONE (617) 366-0833 ANYTIME RADIO DISPATCHED ICC. M.C. 159042 R. W. BRIGGS TRUCKING, INC. SERVICING NEW ENGLAND, N.Y. N.J. PENN. DRY BULK HAULING - P.O. BOX 278 WESTBOROUGH, MA 01581 Village Lumber True Value Hardware Westboro, Ma. 01581 Phone: 366-8222 Jhrnl aSm HARDWARE STORES 149 BEST WISHES S.A.D.D. Students Against Drunk Driving 150 (617) 366-2030 THE Whiz TM STORES.INC. WESTBORO SHOPPING CENTER 18 LYMAN STREET P.O. BOX 4184 WESTBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 01581 60 minute custom processing • ONE HOUR COLOR PROCESSING • • INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS • • CAMERA, FLASH, LENS, PROJECTOR VCR RENTALS • • ALL MAJOR CAMERA BRANDS • • BINOCULARS AND OPTICAL ACCESSORIES • • VIDEO TRANSFER SERVICES • ROUTE 9 LYMAN ST. WESTBORO, MA 01581 (617) 366 -9555 CHUCK LAWRENCE • JUDY LAWRENCE 151 CONGRATULATIONS to the class of 1987 FROM MICHAEL BRANON YOUR JOSTEN ' S REPRESENTATIVE JOSTEN ' S CREATORS OF FINE CLASS RINGS AWARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS DIPLOMAS 152 CONGRATULATIONS FROM PATS AND BAGWELL TOWING 2 South St. CLEANERS East Main Street 366-9977 VILLAGE FLOWERS 62 MILK STREET WESTBOROUGH, MASS. 01581 366-7257 Best Wishes regalia ltd. 9 west mam street westborough, ma 01581 153 from acge Qewelets tamoniiB - $Hatci ti - Jollier fnare tfts of •StBtmrttou 10 Jiast Hstn £imt - Peatboro, aes CONGRATULATIONS! ! ! CHRIS, JEFF, AND SARAH MINUTEMAN TRA VEL SERVICE INCORPORATED 15 WEST MAIN STREET WESTBORO, MASS. TELEPHONE WESTBORO 366-7441 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 154 the Veryfine Vender. xwwwwwww wwwwwwwx WOBURN VENDING Your Full Service Company for Vending, Coffee Service, Manual Feeding Amusements Music Woburn Vending, Inc. 11 Whelling Ave., Woburn, Mass. 01801 Phone 617-933-2700 1-800-322-1228 feryfine 155 McDonald ' s Salutes Our Senior Graduates Jeanine Copeland Mark Dirschel IT ' S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE AA ■McDonalds I ■ 1® 156 JULIO ' S MARKETS Northboro Westboro Shrewsbury 157 Congratulations Seniors Westmeadow Plaza Westboro, MA To the Class of 1987: Over the years it has been our friendships that have kept us go- ing. Although they change from time to time, they are in every ca- pacity one of the most valuable things we leave with. And so we toast: To good times and good friends! From the class officers 366-1471 ROBERT M. BURGARD NORTH AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO., INC. SPECIALIZING IN IBM SERVICE COLONIAL CENTER • EAST MAIN STREET ■ WESTBORO MA 01581 (617) 366-5577 WESTBORO Stride Rite Westmeadow Plaza Rts. 9 135 Westboro. Ma. 01581 IWonarch Trinting WESTMEADOW PLAZA. RTS. 9 135. VVEST30ROUGH. MA 01581 TELEPHONE (617 ) 366-6687 158 bnnclic Dridal ' n boutique PROMGOWNS HE TUX PLACE TUXEDO RENTALS WEST MEADOW PLAZA Good luck to all of our friends! Never forget all the great memories. We ' ll miss ya Dawn, Debbie, Katie, Kirsten, Patti, Richelle, Sarah and Sharon. 159 CARLSON DANIEL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 74 EAST MAIN STREET WESTBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 01581 TELEPHONE 366-7428 485-5440 Our best wishes for an exciting future to the class of the eighties Robert G Daniel John l Hopkins Assoc Kenneth E Housman Paul H Williams of tsS| o v HA com 00 5 Rte. 9 Westborough, Ma 01581 Tel. (617) 366-5959 161 ndian Meadows Dedicated to providing fine dining and service with elegance and flair. We specialize in busi- ness and social functions for parties of 20 to 400. For details please contact Shirley White, functions manager at: 366-6526. PURVEYOR OF FINE MEATS PRIME 4 CHOICE FRESH SEAFOOD GAME MEAT 4 GAME BIRDS T3d (Plbt Eilb )f Sillage butcher 3 A Colonial Drive Heritage Plaza Wesiborough. Massachusetts 01581 (Behind the Post Office] NO CLUBS TO JOIN (617) 366-7310 HERITAGE PLAZA VIDEO 3D COLONIAL DRIVE WESTBORO. MA 01581 (Behind Post Office) JOHN LEMIEl ' X Amntry 1 JEWELERS Four characteristics that determine the quality of a diamond. Consult us. We Specialize in Watch and Jewelry Repair All work clone on premises, Westmeadow Plaza Westboro 366-7232 m.. Hembergers Bakery Best Wishes class of 8 162 Congratulations ' 87 Love, Jeanine and Chris. Breakfast Buddies Movies Are Our Business ® Movie Mania 366-0608 WESTWEAD O VV P L A 2 A W ESTBO R C M A 0 1 8 ' (617) 366-1239 est! rinting COLONIAL CENTER • EAST MAIN STREET WESTBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS 01581 Congratulations Class of 1987 from -mKOENIQ KMIHHUUM Artist Supplies • Custom Framing You could only lose if you quit — Best wishes class of 87 FIRST PLACE sports WESTMEADOW PLAZA, WESTBORO MA 01581 ■ Tel (617) 366-4888 Good Luck 87. Ken Boudreau Steve Ballas Omni Travel West Meadow Plaza Westborough, MA 01581 11 Mechanic Street Worcester, MA 01608 163 Amy Chris: Being a yearbook edi- tor has been a learning experience. We all learn from our mistakes! Gust kid- ding Bob!) Katie: I walk down the hall and peo- ple throw money at me. I only wish I could spend it at Neiman-Marcus rather than Herff Jones. CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS Best Wishes, The National Honor Society yearbook advisors most im- portant job is to choose super editors — and I have — CONGRATULATIONS class of 1987 R. Kaplan. CONGRATULATIONS: Katie, Richelle, Sharon, Shar- Dawn, Ca All our best wishes and congratula- tions to Neil, his friends, classmates, and relations, We just want you to know that we ' re proud of the way You ' ve matured on your journey to Graduation Day. Love from the Thur- ber Family Best of wishes to a successful future Class of 1987! Student Council Best Wishes Class of ' 87!! From, Patti and Neil Dear Smelly Shelley, All the miles driven through town, all the clothes lost and found, All the places we ' ve discovered, all the memories we ' ve shared together. We ' re leaving now but not for long, soon to be back to continue on! WE LOVE YOU! Tracy and Debi k 1 9 167 GENERAL EDITORS CHRIS JUDGE AMY BURKE BUSINESS EDITOR KATIE STRECKER PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR KAREN MCLAUGHLIN ART EDITOR NICK LEVERONE Photographers: Bruce Ledoux, Sharon Perks, Pat Welch Good Do-Bees: Robyn AMe Pam Hemberger Chris Barlow Paul Martino Laura Beals Mimi O ' Neil Aimee DesRosiers Debbie Powell Ruth Hayes Joanna Tracy Copy: Cheryl Caldwell Nicki Karaku Katie Hickox Jill Storey Stephanie Igoe Julie Townsend Lynn Jolicoeur Business Help: Kirsten Forrest Jon McSweeney Tracy LaBrecque Richelle Olterman ADVISOR: Mr. Robert Kaplan PROPERTY OF WESTBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL