Westwood High School - Green Years Yearbook (Westwood, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1987 volume:

WESTWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 3018 00143 1777 rence $ room J ■ w ■ ■Bni Qreenyears 1987 Editors-In-Chief: Linda Anderson John Barry Assistant Editors: Beth ORourke Laura Smith Photography Editor: Sean Bogue _H I Contents: Faculty 18 Seniors 36 Underclassmen 86 Organizations 100 Athletics 120 Activities 148 m GREEN, WHITE., ., f PHYSICS IS PHU 1 . ' . ' , ' . ' .. : ' • ' ■■■ ' A devoted educator is someone who not only pushes his or her students to perform to the best of their abilities but also someone who is always willing to listen to a student ' s concerns and ideas. Such a teacher is ready to lend a hand and put in those valuable extra hours helping students in both academic and extracurricular areas. This person works diligently and often goes unnoticed and unrewarded. A true teacher is one who feels satisfied merely in knowing that he or she has done the best job possible to insure that the students receive the high- est quality education both inside and outside the classroom. This teacher is the loudest fan at Pow- der Puff games, always prepared to hose down a car at a Senior Car Wash, an unbi- ased referee for Volleyball Tournaments, the busiest hostess at both the Senior Class Breakfast and the Banquet, quick on the draw with the key to the School Store, technical director for all Lip Syncs, stand-in Broadway director for the Senior Class Play, poster-painter, organizer, in- novator, FRIEND. Yes, we certainly kept her busy, but she undoubtedly has been one of the best Senior Class Advisors ever known to Westwood High School. So, it is with much fondness and extreme gratitude that we, the Class of 1987, dedicate OREEN YEARS to MRS. CAROL ROSENQARTEN! THIS ONE ' S FOR YOU! ' ■ ' ?. ' ■ ' ■■■■■ i-n. r:Kl?J ■■-,-•■ vitsmgop H Principal ' s Message TO THE CLASS OF 1987 As the Class of 1987 concludes an entirely successful senior year, I would like to congratulate the officers, members of various class com- mittees and, indeed, the entire membership of the class. The class established an enviable reputation for many successful activ- ities, incredible fund-raising powers, good spirit and dedication to the welfare of the school. For all these reasons, I am sure the administration and staff of the school will long remember you and can but hope suc- ceeding classes will model their activities upon yours. May I wish all of you every success as you move on to new educational or occupational activities. I am sure you will bring the same qualities to bear on the problems presented by these activities as you have on the many facets of your high school experience. Yours very truly, Phillip F. Flaherty Vice Principal ' s Message ■ My congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1987. You have good reason to take pride in the excellent spirit and strong leadership consistently exhibited these past four years. The strong char- acter and numerous contributions of the entire Class have established an enviable reputation. Close relationships between staff and students have led to lasting friendships and prepared you well for the challenges that lie ahead. You successfully grasped the numerous opportunities available at W.H.S. and it is my sincere hope that you will use these to achieve growth, happiness and success in the future. I appreciate your support and urge you all to preserve the friendships of your school years and become active alumni. AGE QUOD AQIS Charles W. Flahive Vice-principal Class President ' s Message I would like to thank you, my fellow classmates, for giving me the opportunity to serve as your President. I ve had a great deal of fun, and I hope you did too. We ' ve made our marks at Westwood (some darker than others), how it is time to move on and make our presence felt elsewhere. I wish each and every one of you the very best throughout college, work, and life. Thank you and Qod Bless. (Hope to see ya in five!) David L. Curley WOLVERINE 11 • il tV Jbz = =  S9BS6S8rmMa - • A I ULKL 1 ■ : « V ' V .• Central Administration v C. Louis Cedrone, Superintendent Leo J. Crowe, Jr.; Assistant Superintendent School Committee Front, left to right: Barbara Larkin, Assistant Chairperson; Kathleen Mulgrew, Secretary; Barbara Lessard, Secretary to the Committee. Rear: Arthur Baggeroer, Glenn Darkness, Joseph Quinn, Chairman, Superintendent C. Louis Cedrone, Assistant Superintendent Leo J. Crowe, Jr. 16 Our Fearless Leaders Through the guidance and concern of our Principal and Assistant Principal, Westwood High School maintains its high reputation. Both men are always quite accessible to the student body and always willing to listen to students ' ideas and questions. The Class of 1987 wishes to sincerely thank Mr. Flaherty and Mr. Flahive for an outstanding high school experience which will have a major impact upon our future lives. Principal Phillip F. Flaherty Assistant Principal Charles W. Flahive May I have your attention please . . . Very little could be accomplished at WHS without the dilligent work of the secretaries in the front office. These women do a great deal for faculty and students alike. For all of the little things that they did for us which added up to a whole lot of work, the Class of ' 87 thanks these truly caring women. Mrs. Cassandra MacDonald Mrs. Eileen Kallenberg Mrs. Patricia McDargh 17 M To be or not to be . . What is the question? „ J Dr. Terrence Earls, Chairperson Miss H. Joan Dillon Despite constant competition from MTV, the En- glish Department, headed by Dr. Terrence Earls, introduced us to the classical entertainment of Shakespeare and Cummings. Through sometimes comical and often revealing manuscripts for Mr. Chatterton ' s creative writing course, students learned more about themselves and each other. The dynamic instruction of Miss Dillon, Mr. Man- cox, and Mr. Milan challenged AP students as the two-year preparation for the exam continued. The Class of 87 thanks each member of this staff for four years of support and guidance. Mrs. Jeryl Barraza Mr. Michael Milan 20 Miss Stephanie Shute Mr. George Mancox Mrs. Frances Petrakos Mrs. Gail Mayes Miss Elizabeth Mclntyre 21 + b2 = c2 Mr. James Pender, Coordinator Mr. Raymond Kodzis Mr. Richard Margreaves 1986-87 was another challenging year for Westwood math students. Under the guid- ance of Mr. James Pender this department strengthened basic skills while introducing new material. In Mr. Rooks classes, he asked the questions and students an- swered, replacing lectures with often active discussions. Mr. Kodzis ' jokes, Fischler ' s ex- pressions, and Miss Bolles humor added life to algebra, geometry, and analysis. Mr. Hargreaves prepared a few brave souls for the AP calculus exam and as always, the invaluable math seminar was everyone s fa- vorite hangout. The Class of 87 thanks this staff for its patience and help. Miss Judith Bolles Mr. Edward Baker 22 Mr. Gary Rook Mrs. Karen Tosca Mrs. Elizabeth Rae t. 1 1 illF ' ft -_ Miss Patricia Sullivan 5 : ■L J m i mm «mfM ' iA n iJ Mr. Harvey rise hler Mr. Anthony Greene 23 . . . Fire Burn And Cauldron Bubble . . . Dr. John Griffin, Coordinator Mr. Christos Sarris Headed by Dr. John Griffin, the Science Department offers many enlightening courses, including physical sience, cellular and molecular biology, chemistry, and physics. These courses range in levels of difficulty so as to meet the needs of the entire student body. AP biology, physics, and chemistry are also offered to those students in search of the ultimate challenge. We will never forget molec. and Mr. Sarris constant reminders that, The clock is laughing at you, you bananas! , or Topalian s Toy Closet brimming with examples of the laws of physics. The Class of 1987 would like to thank the science staff for its instruc- tion and enthusiasm. Mr. Calvin Topalian Mr. Gail Thwing 24 Miss Deborah Pufahl Mr. Kevin Burke Mr. Edward Marx 1 1 1 Ik 1 m 1 B ■ w fc,, : ■miff r r Mr. Stephen Qreaney Mrs. Dorothy Saltmarsh Mr. Raymond Keegan 25 In the year . The History Department at Westwood High is particularly strong thanks to the dedicated fac - ulty which offers a wide variety of courses, their extra time and energy, and their friendship as well. Under the direction of its chairperson Mr. William Davis, the department successfully guided us through three or four tough years of social studies. Especially noteworthy were Mr. Stack ' s Ancient and Medieval History class, Mr. Beurman s Economics and Sociology classes, and the infamous junior year U.S. History courses with Miss Congdon or Mr. Brown. The Class of 1987 extends warm thanks and best wishes to the entire WHS History Department. Mr. Peter Case Mr. William Davis, Chairman Mr. Donald Beurman Mr. Richard Stack Mr. Thomas Brown 26 Mr. Robert Avakian Mrs. nancy Walsh-Saumsiegle Bonjour! Hola! Are! Quten Tag! Mrs. Elaine Doucette, Coordinator Mrs. Barbara Gray Mr. Manol Dhim itri Mr. William Ducheneau Ms AnnMarie Tieri Ms Lisa Loeb The Foreign Language Department, directed by Mrs. Elaine K. Doucette, had a busy year aiding students in mastering the fine art of speaking a new language and oversee- ing the activities of the Spanish and Trench Honor Societies. Senor Dhimitri ' s voice will forever seem to ring throughout the hallways, Hola Chica! Just as Madame Doucette will always be ready with a friendly, Ca va? Rounding out the Foreign Language curiculum at WHS are Mrs. Gray ' s German classes and and Miss Tieri ' s Latin course, both of which have been expanded during our years here. Although learning a new language is quite a challenge, this devoted staff has made it a fun and exciting experience for all involved. Mrs. Hollis Perry 27 Beauty Is In The Eye Of The Beholder Directed by Mr. Thomas DelSignore, the Art Department fosters a host of talented and creative individuals. With courses rang- ing from ceramics to AP Studio Art, this de- partment enables students of all abilities to partake of the visual arts. AP Art History is also offered for those of us who prefer con- templation to production. We thank the art staff for broadening our minds and for en- riching our years at WHS. Mr. Thomas DelSignore, Director Mrs. Judith DesPres Musical Notes The Music Department, headed by Mr James Qiurleo, Offers a wide variety of musi cal organizations including Concert Band Dance Band, Orchestra, Marching Band, Vo cal Ensemble, and South East Districts Also, established only last year, Chorale has become quite popular. These groups meet the needs of all who are musically inclined, and although many are extracurricular ac- tivities, the dedication of the participants keeps standards high. The Class of 87 ex- tends warm thanks to the Music Department. 28 Mr. James Qiurleo, Director Mrs. Maija Gray Sound Minds And Bodies Dr. Joseph Qearon, Director Mr. Russell Dowries Miss Elizabeth Rice Mr. Paul Tuccelli Ms Susan Peters Our Athletics and Physical Education Director, Dr. Joseph P. Qearon, has seen to it that during our four years at Westwood High we have been provided with a top notch Physical Education pro- gram. Popular activities have included team handball, aerobics, volleyball, and everyone s favorite, swimming. Our school nurse, Mrs. Clement, has always been a caring and helpful friend in times of need. From this staff we have learned the value of taking care of our bodies th rough exercise and a healthy lifestyle, about which we were taught in our sophomore Health classes. We thank these teachers for providing us with information which we can all utilize throughout our future years. Mrs. Elizabeth Clement, R.N. 29 Unlimited Resources Westwood High is especially luck to possess a well-equiped media center. Our librarians are always available to lend a helping hand in order to find some crucial bit of information for a research paper, and our media specialist does everything from preparing the PA system at pep rallies to filming various school events. The class of 1987 extends sincere thanks to this helpful staff. Home Is Where The Heart Is Even in the agee of the Yuppie, the Life Skills and Science Dept. remains as popular and as inexpendible as ever. Coordinated by Mr. Lawrence Rettman, the curiculum in- cludes courses in clothing,, foods, and child growth. The Class of ' 87 appreciates all that this department has taught us, and hopes to see the number of males involved continue to rise! Mrs. Mary Bishop Mr. Eugene Swezey Creativity At Its Best Mrs. Virginia McCoubrey Coordinated by Mr. Lawrence Rettman, the Industri- al Arts courses serve as a forum for students skill and creativity. Classes include wood working, graphics, electricity, and mechanical drawing. The students feelings of accomplishment and the practical skills learned are what make the courses so valuable. I Mrs. Joanne Arnold 1 30 Mr. Thomas Nelson Mrs. Lisa Bowler Mr. Lawrence Rettman, Coordinator wEHEfiHW ■ Home Of Our Future Tycoons The busy Mr. Lawrence Rettman is also Area Coordinator for the Business Dept. Mere, students learn such valuable skills as accounting, shorthand, word processing, and of course, typing. The courses provided by this department enable students to gain an excellent overall understanding of the various elements present in today s busi- ness world. The many practical skills taught by this caring staff will be of great help to all students whether or not they pursue a busi- ness-oriented career. Mr. Lawrence Rettman, Coordinator Mrs. Irene Dhosi THE TRIAL BALANCE the EOt-Aurr op ocsrrs CREDITS it THE LEDCE Mrs. Natalie Carey Miss Mary Conroy Wild In The Streets Undoubtedly the most exciting (hazardous?) class at WHS is Mr. Beurman ' s Driver Education course. Along with the rigorous classroom work, which encompasses not only how to drive a car, but also what makes the auto go, students are taught the many tricky manoeuvers which every MA driver must know. The dauntless men who journey out with these novice drivers include Mr. Ducheneau, Mr. Marx, Mr. Pender, and Mr. Rettman. We students (and our par- ents!) have truly appreciated the patience and perseverance of the Driver Ed. staff which taught us how to safely navigate the streets of Westwood and beyond. Mr. Beurman 31 HELP! The Guidance Dept., directed by Dr. William Pendell. deserves our special thanks for their indispensible help and patience. Amidst a sea of transcript re- lease forms and rushed schedule changes at the beginning of each school year, the members of the department re- main collected and organized, and never fail to give accurate advice about courses or to get college applications out on time. The Class of 1987 extends our grateful thanks to all the members of this vital department. Dr. William Pendell, Director Ms Cheryll Mogan 32 Ms Carol Armstrong Mrs. Donna Watkins, METCO Coordinator Mr. Thomas Hughes The Gifted Among Us Mrs. Susan Bomstein, Supervisor Mrs. Carol Rosengarten Mrs. Anna Runci Our school would be far from complete without the extremely special people who run our Special Needs programs. These car- ing, patient, and helpful individuals have al- ways been ready to lend that extra hand to those of us who needed a bit of added sup- port and encouragement. We very sincerely thank these teachers for their never-tiring devotion to their students. Mr. David Walsh Mr. James Cerullo Mrs. Ann Matteson Mrs. Jeanne Connolly Mrs. Christine Mullen Mrs. Mary Messina 33 To Those In Uniform For serving our breakfast and lunch and for unlocking our doors and picking up our messes, we warmly thank the Cafeteria and Custodial Staffs. It would be impossible to list all that these caring people have done for us througout our four years here, but things just would not have been the same without the Friday afternoon pizza or the friendly wave of a vacuuming custodian as we ran to catch the late bus. We truly appreciate all that you have done for us. 34 ■r FOOTSTEPS . . . Foosteps in the soft, wet sand cross the beach. Tread for nearly a score, they now are still Hesitant, they ponder the lofty hill. So many paths to take, destinies to reach. Please show me the way, they seem to beseech But no reply comes, the request to fill. A gentle breeze flows, causing a slight chill Whispering, Decisions one cannot teach. Slowly at first, the footsteps continue. Self-assured they run, they clamour, they fall Only to arise and go forth once more. Soon the path forks; scenery changes hue. Striving to reach their goals, they do not stall And along the way gain knowledge to store. By Jennifer Hunter m 1987 Class Officer i David LaPorte Curley 37 Carroll Court Some say I ' m crazy, but i have a good time. Life ' s been good to me so far . . . Dave, Curls . . . Ram tough . . . Cool , ' Let ' s Rock IT Roll . . . Likes: football, girls, food, lif- tin ' , parties . . . Pet Peeves: Su- perbowl 86 ' , Snobs, AP Chem . . . favorite people: Mom and Dad, Class of 87 ' except . . Where found: workin ' out, beach, eating, playing ball, or jammin; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Capt 4; Transcript football all- star 3, 4; Patriot ledger all-star 4; Class president 4; National Honor Society Vice-President 3, 4 Robert David Blomquist 578 Pond Street The only place where success comes before work is in the dictionary. Rob . . . What ?, 2 more ka- mikazes . . . Likes: hockey, Young Ones, sleeping, Bermu- da, kamikazes, Letterman, TVL champs . . . Pet Peeves: Nobles, 4:30 am, On the line . . , No good , hematomas, ABW, A of Milan, AP chem . . . Favorite People: Jenny, Class of 87 . . . Where found: JG ' s, Nobles, couch. The Flamingo Beach Club Class Vice-President 1, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; Boys State 3; National Honor Society 4 L Catherine E. Breen 17 Booth Drive Remember not the days, but the moments Cath, Cate, Chilly . . . It was the funniests thing ever! , You guys, listen! , SPLENDID . . . Likes: concawas, HBW w Ang, S s , snow, V ' s w rips, Larry M . . . Pet Peeves: being reminded, lost, on the wire, or in car w Dish . . . Favorite people: Class of 87 ' , esp. the 5, Nach, Twit, Dish, C.H, A.H, P.B, MfirC, K.K, R.H . . . Where found: At a mtg, rips, cellar, skiing, YB LOC w Twist . . . Soccer l-4c; Ski 1- 4c; NHS 4; Student council 1-4; adv. bd.; debate 3, 4; SHH 3, 4; Thanks MficD Kerry M. Roche 49 Fox Hill Street If at first you don ' t succeed, try second-or maybe even shortstop. Ker, Ber, Qruntee Lippa . . . short, clumsy . . . Joke! , You Grunt! , Doobie! ' , Oh sure . . . Likes: scammin, Ber- muda, Lippa-syncs, VP thrusts, Bruce fir Bowie, Lean On Me . . . Pet peeves: Qrunteeness, thieves. Soupy, dunes, 4 5 86, 9 1 86, ABC . . . Friends: Lip- pas, Spazz, JC 2 , Tom , SS, Fam- ily .. . Where found: LfirG w Lip- pas, sleppin in the tubba, driving Lib fir Hap fir Swoon, D at RJ . . . Soccer 1-4; Hoop 1-3, Softball 1-4; NHS 3-4; SC 2-4; Treas. 3-4; Lippa 4 f Scott Adams 84 Oriole Road It takes a second to make an enemy and years to make good friends. Keep in touch! Scott, Scoot-Hello . . . Likes: Pole vaulting Hawaiian relay, triathlons, windsurfing, knock- ing wood, God of weird . . . Where found: Around 11 feet in the air . . . Pet peeves: writing biographies Favorite People: friends from track, skiing, calc, phys, limbo crew. Many sea- sons of CC, winter spring track, MMS 3, 4; SHH 3, 4; Math team 3, 4; P.S. This is not me, Dan wrote this 11:05 a.m., 1 skipped today 5 8 87 See-ya! f _ fl -3 W J Maria Nicole Antoni. 280 Downey Street If everything in life came true, dreams would be non-existent. Shrimp, Shrimpy . . . Short, curly hair . . . Fine , Oh well , cool beans , chill , easy . . . Likes AC DC, mus- tangs, champagne, parties, rum swizzles, Bermuda . . . Pet Peeves: Run DMC, rap music, milk, going to school . . . Favor- ite people . . . Zoe, Brian, Jo- anne, Amy, Tasha, Christine, Laura, Boneheads, M.B, K.C, L.C, M.Q, C.U, D.M, etcetera . . . Where found: Mumarock Beach, my room, in front of my mirror at the comer lockers . . . Track and field 1, 2; Gino Alvino 11 Connors Street Keep pumping iron and stay off the juice. Scash, . . . Likes: working out, my GT, Mustangs, Boxing Celt- ics, Jewerly ... Pet Peeves: Ste- roids, school, hicks, P.B.S . , . Favorite People: Lori, Jerry, Tony, Mazak, Michelle, Amy . . . Where found: Mario ' s, Lori ' s house, workout plus, Work, working out, cruising, hoop. Basketball 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2; Donna Bain 381 High Street Smile and the world smiles with you. DB . . . Whats a happenin ' hot stuff? , Go for it! . . . Like: hard rock, Camaros, pizza . . . Pet Peeves: Used chewing gum in ash trays, Pee Wee Herman, rap music . . . Favorite People: Bill, Babs, Plik, and the rest of the gang . . . Where Found: Papa Gino ' s; with Bill . . Track 1, 2; Musicals and Plays 1, 2, 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; Key Club 4; Linda Nancy Anderson 100 Walker Road People who need people are the luckiest people in the world. LB . . . quiet, sensitive . . . Stab- bit!, Really?, whatever . . . Likes: skiing, London, pink, sleeping in, Kinks BJ, stuffed animals, big sweatshirts, Impression- ism, cities, Sugarloaf . . . Annoy- ances: MUPD, Pet Peeves . . . Met many, liked few, loved one . . . Whr Fd: Pool, Green- Years Office, DC. GreenYears 3, 4 (EIC); MO ( ) 3, 4; MHS 3, 4; SHF 3, 4; Ski Team 1, 2; Debat- ing Club 3, 4; Girls ' Swim Team Mgr. 3, 4; Curtain 2, 4 . . . Thanks Mom fir Dad!!! John P. Barry 25 Wessex Drive The fellow whose verdict counts most in your life is the one staring back from the glass. John, Dr. Beach . . . brown hair, blue eyes . . . Heey! . . . Likes: baseball, Fig Newtons, peanut butter sandwiches ... Pet peeves: car insurance, dead- lines . . . Favorite people: Fam- ily, White Knight, S.B., S.A., T.G., R.D., G.C . . . Where found: baseball field, LeMans, 25 Wes- sex .. . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Capt. 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Class Pres. 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; n.H.S. 3, 4; Yearbook Co-editor 4 . . . Thanks Mom and Dad!! ge eean 711 Clapboardtree Street Those are the memories that make me a wealthy soul Pete, Beanzo . . . sincere, blunt, cautious . . . Really , Com ' on you ' ll love it! , Bueno . . . Likes: good times with god company, challenges, getting what I can ' t have, The Clash, London . . . Pet Peeves: fights, liars, fakes, setbacks, igno- rance . . . Favorite People: Sue, B. Bros., fur, 5, Twit, Stace, Re- nee, Pitts, etc . . . Where Found . . . Popponessett Beach, The Flamingo. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; 84 Mill Street hen the music stops so do I Braidsk, Mike . . . Loud, obnox- ious, good looking, and perfect . . . Chuch , Yo stain , Pack it , Like Most Vatos . . . Likes: Susan forever, music, drums, gigs, Maiden, and my- self ... Pet Peeves: Dite fests lame jams. Kiss 108, the drought, and everyone else that doesn ' t like me . . . Favor- ite people: Susan Ridge forever, Gordsk, Dougsk, Shano, Freak, Chris, Aimee, Gag, Bonzo and . . . The family. Where found: Su- san ' s Studio, detention, in bed, and anywhere else you can find me. Good times 1, 2, 3, 4; De- tention 3, 4; Kerry Lynn Bender 109 Fisher Street If you dream to much no dream will ever come true: I take life as it comes it will all happen soon enough Kerry, Kerry berry, Kiki . . . Likes: Parties, life, AC DC, Bos- ton, Zepplin, Flippin out . . . Friends: The brewcrew, burn- ers, girls room crew. Smelly, rubber heads . . . Where found: The maze, Helen ' s, Slikers, par- ties . . Pet Peeves: Pigs, being chased, parties ending, mega dites. Track 1; Cheerleading 2, Michelle L. Braithwaite 204 Delhi Street In life, it ' s not what you want, it ' s what you get . . . Maggy, Mickey, Chewl, Chell- bee . . . small ears, small feet, big mouth . . Get out , Stop the madness , POOCH! ' , know what? ' ' So what! , That ain ' t hanlin! Don ' t even try it, because the kid don ' t buy it , Oh Yeah! . . . Likes: pasta porches polo, west fest, gigs, fresh jams, Lhing dudes . . . Pet peeves: Lhers, wenches, D 2 , whisperers, skeezers, medicine . . . Favorite people: Jembifer, Kabben, the crew, M.A, Z.K, D.W, K.M, M.G, B.V, G.A, Where found: The bury, Brockton, KM ' s locker, art . . . SADD 3, 4; GYR 4; Sean Bogue 85 Crystal Hill ter. A friend is someone who doesn ' t have to be by your side to be with you forever . . . Shnog, C.C But wait , whatdya want for nothing , SMOP , . . . Likes: Wierd, ca- noeing, window art, B, . . . Pet Peaves: ceiling tiles, communi- cation gaps, the end, . . . Fav. People: Kris, Tom, scoot, Sego, Jim, Alis, X, . . . Where Found: MCD, exit 16 w, Sacoloaf . . . Baseball 2, 4; Ski team 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; GYEIC 4; Track 3; GASLITAPEC 4. Ruthann Brawley 10 Westdale Road It ' s nice to be important but it ' s more important to be nice. Ruth . . . Brown eyes, brown hair, always smiling . . . It ' s hip , It ' s hot , It ' s happen- ing , It ' s now . Where ' s Mari- lyn ? . . . Likes: Florida 87, the pen, PG ' s thick pan, Pepsi, thumper, stuff . . . Pet Peeves: Flat tires, Twits, Gambie, hills, math . . . Favorite People: Beth, Sue, B.F, T.S, M.M, S.B, B.C, people . . . Where Found: Cron- in ' s, CWT, the slopes . . . Stu- dent Council 2, 4; Key Club 2, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Thanx M D Kerry Ann Buckley 42 Booth Drive It ' s better to laugh and forget than forget to laugh . . . Kerr, Buck . . . Tall, blue eyes, freckles . . . Mo way! , Don ' t take it personally. Likes: Gra- ham Crackers, Burger Time, jammin, Mohawk Masters . . . Pet Peeves: Fudgies, Bunney- men, friendly natives, Freddy ' s, fangs, Canadians w out green cards . . . Favorite people: Kar, Liz, Mole, Dirty Qearty, C.C, J.B, K.C, D.B, Lay-man, Rob, Marl, Lynn, Churchlady, Burkie . . . Where found: HP, Bermuda, pool, Blue Bomber . . . Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; MHS 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; nature walks 4; LauraJean Carrabis 116 Weatherbee Drive I look to where I am going, not from where 1 came . . . Humorous, talkative . . . LJ, Sprout, ' h pint . . . Give me a break , What? , Likes: week- ends, U2, sun countries . . . Pet peeves: MP, A 6f F block raps, Monday Favorite people: Babs, J.D, DB 6r BM J.H, C.W, The Family and others . . . Where found: The hospital, in a fog . . . Marching band 2, 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; Senior class play. Green years 4; Powder puff 1 Stephen G. Buonopane 443 Oak Street You want sincerity? . . . Mow that ' s a different story . Steve . . . bitter . . . More weight , 1 don ' t know why we come here. Where did things go wrong . . . Likes: Eno, 2, Burma, 44, Wire, Trans-O-Gram . . . Dislikes: sap and all its pur- veyors, Dr G fie ch II, Toadies . . . Favorite People: you, me and the next guy . . . Where found: Green room, lane 17, the next dot on the map: Jordan MN. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; AYMC 1, 2, 3, 4; GASLITAPEC 4; Mot your academy 1, 2, 3, 4; Brian P. Carter 50 Porter Street The future is uncertain and the end is always near . . . Carter, FREAK . . . Tall, hand- some . . . Oh man! , easy . . . Likes: Girls, big partys AC DC, Rush, nice cars, fast food . . . Pet Peeves: soap operas, lame weekends. The Boys . . . Favor- ite people: Higs, Ed, Mac, Rune, Val, Gag, Hubs, Manton, Ilf, Morrison, Dianne, Stiv, Renee, Martin, Shano, Lisa . . . Where found: Dover road, my car, at the party . . . Jay Carey 29 Schaefer Avenue If you want your dreams to last take a chance and forget the past . . . Jay, Jeary, Captain . . . Cocky, unpredictable, charisma . . . Barb , Isn ' t it though , Chief . . . Likes: sports, beast, mobile, A-bl ... Pet peeves: Breaking-up, coaches, dart- boards, Montreals, 5 a.m. prac- tice, losing to Mortheast, K.G, M.O . . . Favorite people: Joe, Bry, Lem, Deb, Zakes, others . . . Where found . . . Mow 1, 1986 back of mobile w L.E, under of a bus, with captain O, the beast . . . Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2; Powderpuff 4; Thanx Mom I love U Dianne Marie Carter 57 Carroll Avenue A smile is the only crooked line that straightens anything out . . Di, Marty . . . Brown hair, blue eyes . . . Yup , shabookies , c ' mon . . . Likes: Bermuda, the MY heads, P.W. wu-wu ' s shopping, friends, jokes, ice cream, 1 9 84 SR Yr F-block . . . Pet peeves: bows, wrinkles, beds on roof, saying goodbye . . . Favorite people: family, Jot, Robin, Elaine, Kristen, Bermu- da crew, Demo, the rest of you guys! . . . Where found: Fitz ' s, CWT, Track 1, 2; SADD 3, 4; - ' !■ I 62 Burgess Avenue Happiness is not having every- thing you want, but wanting ev- erything you have . . . Liz, Lizzie, Big red, Dude . . . Tall, brown hair, golden arches . . . He ' s a babe! ' , Don ' t wor- ry about it , Let ' s jam ' ' . . . Likes: Babes, Bermuda 87 ' , small cougars, funk, tans, jam- min, Mohawk Masters, BCH CM, HP, WR . . . Pet peeves: Wormy, bunnies graham crackers, X, Freddie Fang, Fud- gies . . . Favorite people Micole, Jim, Nana. Karen, Kerry, M.C, M.B, class of 87 ' M.Q, Lay-man, P.M, Churchlady, HP dudes . . . Where found: HP, Falmouth, bathroom, dancefloor THANX MOM AMD DAD! Demse Chase 946 Clapboardtree Street Loose lips sink ships I like the way you move your hips . . . D, Dummee . . . Brown eyed, brunett . . . Really Ozzy , Bobby . . . Likes: T-parties in the Meo Maxi sum dewebe, Co- cobamba, fast cars, heavy met- al .. . Pet peeves: cities, george, front registars, trendy clothes . . . Favorite people: S.Z, M.S, B.C, M.T, S.A, T.S, S.P, T.L, D.Q, S.L. J.L, L.D, L.B, J.C, Finn, etc , . . Where found: Lech mere, cru- sin ' in the Cherry SADD 3 Michelle L. Casavant 603 Hartford Street A smile is the only crooked line that straightens out everything. Mish, Chel . . . Short, blue eyes, lots of hair . . . Don ' t worry about it , Mo problem , Piece of cake . . . Likes: laughing, parties, spending money, balloons, stuffed ani- mals, horses ... Pet Peeves: Friendly ' s, soggy bread, feet, Scott, food stuck in my teeth . . . Favorite people: Tomm, Debs, Brian, Carol, Dee, H.F, L.H, A.Q, . . . Where found: Friendly ' s, with Tomm . . . SADD 3, 4; Thanks Mom and Dad I love William Scott Child 31 Lorraine Road I ' ll see ya when I see ya! Scott, Frency, Chis . . . Sure . . . Likes: girlfriend, parties, friends, cars . . . Pet peeves: tests, fights, broken down car, dites . . . Favorite people: Marty, Franco, Beav, Amy, Scott, Deb, Amy Q. and the rest of the group . . . Where found: hockey rinks . . . Hockey 2, 3, 4; Martin P. Castrechini 110 Stanford Drive Lead, follow, or get off the road. Martz, Castro, leadfoot . . . Brown hair brown eyes . . . What ' s up? , Do it to it . . . Likes: good food, quick cars, fast women . . . Pet Peeves: ra- dar, fast cruisers, tight corners . . , Favorite people: Scotty, Francs, Cymba, J.J, S.S . . . Where found: Cymbert.s, In, on, under cars dark alleys, OTR, at fires, short end of a long stick, passing zones. West bound in the East bound lane, A.V. squad 4; Jennifer A. Chiricotti 6 Hedgerow Lane You are generally happy if you don ' t know why . . . Jen(c), Precious . . . green eyes, dark hair . . . Ah no , DR , IAE , . . . Likes: The beach. Ho Jo Hangs, Dynamic 4-some, 11 21 86, Spring break 86 ' , 87 ' Squad 86 ' Cruise 86 ' . . . Pet peeves: feet, dites, fakes, Good- byes . . . Favorite people: Billy, A, Gardie, Deb, Jess, Family- the rest know who you are . . . Where found w Billy, Rainbow, The couch, Jen ' s 3 a.m., Hono- lulu . . . Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Cptn. 3, 4; Key club 3, 4; Band 1, 2; A.F.S. 1, 2; Lena L. Cohen 858 Gay Street I have no yesterdaystime took them away, tomorrow may not be but I still have today . . . Jenn 2 , JC, Malda, Devil-dog . . . Dark hair, light eyes, never seri- ous . . . eyew ' , doubt it , Ya, right . . . Likes: DUX, em- eralds, gold, parties, Pat, or- ange, U2, JAX, 6 8 86, Nov 15 . . . Pet Peeves: TP ' s, twinkies, KC ' s, calories Faith ' s cure, den- tists, schnapps, needles, Favor- ite people: Karen, Patrick, Liza, Chewl, J.C, H.B, T.C, D.Q, Brett, Carrot, Mc F-Qang, K.Q, Buba, M D fif J, Where Found: Fru- gals, Readviile, PH, York w K K, Lost w LQ, LB ' s Adventures. 16 Circuit Road Whats yours is mine and all mine is yours . . . Lena, Lee, Una all smiles . . . Let ' s hang lau Donna, drive me to school!? I forgot what I was going to say! horses with rain coats x-mas w Smith ' s STL. real blue eyes. Red Mer- cedes, tans. Ah Donna!? ... Pet peeves: yellow lights, no dump- ers, people in bad moods B.I.Q . . . Favorite people: Laus, Dee, Steve, Linda, the rest know who they are . . . Where found: cloud F w lau the deck Pymouth Home 2 Thanks Mom Dad S 2 I Luv, you!! Philip H. Clarke 81 Cobleigh Street Money can ' t buy everything but poverty can ' t buy anything . . . Phil, Truth . . . Dark hair, brown eyes . . . Bow in servitude , Bueno , Please , Li Li Li . . . Likes: Hulkster, parties, d e- struction, H-runs, the funnel, a certain pair of pants, Parker ' s house, Bermuda, rowdiness, not leaving, Matilda, money, open houses . . . Pet peeves: Boys in blue, partiy droughts, classes, rumors, Favorite Peo- ple: Family, A.Q, The Boys . . . Where found: Flamingo, parts unknown, the jungles of Samoa . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Georgette L. Collates 649 High Street Times go by turns, and chances by course. Gigi, IG, Gidget . . . Short, black hair, brown eyes . . . Who me? relax . . . Likes: Gym, Toyotas, Italian food, jeans, liq- uid breakfasts ... Pet peeves: rain, being late . . . Favorite people: C.R, K.K, D.M, L.S, D.R . . . Where found: w C.R, any time any place, stranded at lost, B with Karen K, stalled in the rain or out of gas. Alissa Kaye Coggins 62 Windsor Road If you ' re walking on thin ice you might as well dance The H.H. Al, W.W . . . Disregard photo . . . You know what ' s weird , Foyls , Duck , Are you done . . . Likes: the beach, E-block, the weird factor, JF in fast speed . . . Pet peeves: AP in the AM, nevermind, Gamby, the wire, later, pink zink . . . Where found: Mattapoisett, Matties with S, K, and B, at D ' s, swing- ing, anywhere sunny . . . Field hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; track 2; ski team 2; NHS 3, 4; SHH 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; ACAD 4; HAVE A NICE LIFE Todd Colpitis 205 School Street I ' d rather laugh with the sin- ners than cry with the saints be- cause the sinners are much more fun Pitts . . . tall, blonde, with a radi- cal Do .. . What ' s your angle? What ya say . . . Likes: good food, good friends, and cold beer ... Pet Peeves: parties bro- ken up at ten o ' clock, 4 cylinder cars . . . Favorite people: You know who you are . . . Where found: in or under Camaro, the death room, Flamingo Beach Club, Lewis ' Football 1, 2, 3; Ski Team 2, 3, 4; KUM affl l Karen L. Commane 27 Currier Lane Everything happens for the best; and if it were meant to be it would happen. Buffy, Kabben, Kazzo . . . Irish, dark hair, green eyes, Karenoid . . . eewh , Where we going? . . . Likes: U2, castles, DUX, ad- ventures, parties, Ireland . . . Pet peeves: Twinks, bad luck, rain, problems; calories Friends: Jenn, Liza, Chewl, T.C, H.B, J.C, K.K, MC 2 , RORO, Fe- lix , THEM, D.F, The weekend- ers, etc. Where found: Dred-V, PH, Bh ' s York w K J Liza ' s adventures. Track 1, 2, 3; SADD 3; Green years 4; Powderpuff; THEM searchers w JLHT 2, 3, 4; Elisabeth Mane Cronin 45 Lyons Drive Things turn out best for the people who make the best of the way things turn out . . . Beth, Blonde hair. Hazel eyes . . . It ' s a bargain , Where ' s Marilyn? , That ' s a joke . . . Likes: London 86 ' , Florida 87 ' , bargain shopping, P.Q ' s thick pan. Pet peeves: The bomber, twits, Qambi, the bench ... Fa- vorite people: Ruthann, Sue, Scott, Beth F., B.C, J.C, cape friends Where found: blue bomber, canoeing, R.B ' s, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; SHH 2, 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; AFS 1, 2; Thanx Mom and Dad Amy Corcoran 138 Forbes Road A friend is like a second self . . . A, Aim, Hun, John . . . Happy, brown hair, brown eyes, always smiling . . . Ah-tomorrow , Are you kidding me? . Likes: John, Friends, The Cars , the beach, The Duck Phone . . . Pet peeves: call waiting, snobs, those who don ' t go right on red . . . Favorite people: Mom, Dad, John, Dee, Jay, D.B, K.C, E.F, L.M, C.R, B.P, L.C, J.P, M.H, A.M, J.P . . . Where found: 107 H.S, Dee ' s, with John . . . Track 1; Field hockey 1, 2, 3; orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; chorale 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Kathleen Marie Cronin 90 Cobleigh Street Friends are people you can do nothing with and still have a good time Katy, the wrecked rad . . . Tall, big ear rings, black shoes , , , Flora! Tothelis ? . . . Likes: L P w MB Feb 85, Labs w Liz, Bermuda 87, Pictures, music, QK. dances, MfifM ' s ... Pet Peeves: being called Kathy, Mi- dori, La case de 7:15, 4 in a room . . . Favorite People: C.R, J.O, C.U, D.M, the rest of the lunch crowd . . . Where found: Croninmobile, Steve ' s, in a city. MHS 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; SHH 3, 4; Powderpuff 4; Senior Play 4; Michelle Renee Cox 261 Burgess Avenue Its hard to get by just upon a smile. Cox, Lucy, Coxie, blue eyes, al- most blonde, always smiling . . . Allright humma humma If its not me its the next guy Lippa Likes: 14K, challenges Ig. weekends, adventures with Murf!, Rm 2008, THE VINE- YARD, long Summer nights, no worries . . . Pet peeves: regrets reality, rentin, mvies w Faith no deal the short end! changes Fa- vorite people: Murfl, the Lippas, London Crew, AM M2E, WL, Where found: on the adventure, The Funny Farm Its not the end its just the beginning. Powder puff 4; _ m ?--, m j£4 V r Aimee L. Crossland 25 Woodridge Road Deirdre Patricia Curtin Susan Elizabeth Delaney 24 Cobleigh Street Friends are forever. Dee, The woman, Deds, Dee- Dee . . . long brown hair, spazzy, and always-laughing . . . Me is voluptuos , Hi kids! , At 8:23 Pulsating Men Take- over . . . Likes: parties, hangin ' out, Spot, my purple room, Sat- urday nights at Dogga ' s, slee- pin ' , . . . Favorite people: Aim, Moreen, Stacy, Karen, James, John, db, J.P, D.Q, Mom . . Where found: Dogga ' s, Stacy 8t Karen ' s house, cruisin in Spot, hangin ' out, sleeping, tagging along, Aim ' s . . . Thanks Mom and Dad 35 Reservoir Road Nothing good was ever achieved without enthusiasm . . Sue, Suey, Sue D . . . Tall, brown hair, green eyes . . ., Yes, dearie , I have no idea, . . . Likes: vacations, the Red Sox, pizza, cruises . . . Pet Peeves: rainy days, getting up early, snobs . . . Favorite peo- ple: Mom, Dad, Ann, Grandma, A.M, M.Y, H.K, J.R, J.P, Q.Q . . . Where found Cape Cod . . . Spring track 1, 2, 3; Xcountry 2, 3; Swim team 1, 4; Winter track 2; Key Club 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; SHF 3, 4; Powder puff Stephen G. Dakin 60 Birchtree Drive It ' s not how you play the game, but whether you win or lose ... Steve, Dakes, tall slender, glasses . . . Don ' t worry about it What ' s up , Likes: sleeping in cars, parties, watching televi- sion, golf, hoop, pool, Pet Peeves: working, getting up in the morning . . . Favorite Peo- ple: Mom and Dad, J.C., J.M., M.F., Where Found: J.C ' s, asleep, DeAngelo ' s, McDon- alds, Golf 3, 4 Hoop 1 Dan Dermarderosian 125 Strasser Avenue Someday, someway . . . Danderoo, Dan the Man . . . SEE PICTURE . . . Everything is mind over matter- if you don ' t mind it don ' t matter . . . Likes Red Sox games, music, vaca- tion, skiing, short trips to Cana- da, golf, food, cars Pet peeves: S.M.A.C.K, A. P. Chemistry, small cars . . . Favorite people: Rich, Jum. John, Aaron, Kerry, and the Sugarloaf group ... I didn ' t write this, Scott did it for me 11:05 a.m. 5 8 87 I skipped today! Paith Ellen Davey 18 Hedgerow Lane Some say it ' s the holding on that makes you strong; some- j times it ' s the letting go . . . Lippa, Ellie, Fathie, Granny . . . Tall, thin, hindless . . . Lippa , Nothing , Forget it , Hey mister . . . Likes: room 2008, noshpins, Canton, scams, Har- wich, sleeping, music, V P thrusts ... Pet peeves: B-ball coaches, sports, renting mov- ies, Libby adventures, ABC, 3 14, driving around dunes, Gruntee people . . . Favorite people The Lippas . . . Where found: Driving Cadew, sleppin over . . . soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Lippas 4; Donnna DiCenso 398 Pond Street Love speaks always, but n ot al- ways in words. Donna-Donna, D . . . what a babe! , Lena . . .? F the PTB . . . Likes: Summer 86, ST., Thorn w Steph, Mustangs, U2, cruisin ' w Lee after dinner mints, Jet skiing, Plymouth days . . . Pet Peeves: Ww Wire, 6 2 85, operations, rents, guild gang, J, being broke, red meat Favorite People: Lena, Erin, Nanc, Lib, Lau, Babs, Gert, Besty . . . Where Found: 77 ' olds, Mugg + Muffin, cruisin ' . . . Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Powder Puff 4; Senior Class Play 175 Forbes Road They say castles made of sand slip into the sea eventually. Beth, Squish, Grace . . . Likes: the menu, three tubs in a tube, cabs, Qrads, Trips with Cath nd Sue . . . Pet peeves: lopeds, getting lost, Westwood soap operas. Phys- ics, the wire . . . Favorite peo- ple: Sue, Cathy, Kate, the class of 87 ' . . . Where found: Fal- mouth, in Mope ' s car, feasting with Amy and Twisty at E.B . . . Field hockey 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Ski team 3; Key club 3, 4; Michael Patrick Doherty 74 Magnolia Drive We ' ll drink and dance with one hand free and have the world so easily Mike, McDie, Cure . . . short, lazy, LOUD . . . Tremendous , ROM , BOW . . . likes: par- ties, pakies, 11166, dealin, 7 1 86 all day and night, Celts, Winwood, wrestling . . . Pet peeves: Cops, 6 86, no packie, hoop seasons, Def, Crdntr . . . favorite people: furious 5, Bud Bros, MM, JQ, JD, D5, VJ and ' 88 boys Mav and Fed, AJ, YUM, Larro . . . Where found: in Rab- bit, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4;? Angela Beth Dixon 36 Sterling Road nothing worth having comes without some kind of fight. Ang, Minx . . . Short . . . Sin- cerely , Why not? , SMLT . . . Likes: wk of insanity, 21, com V, 48 club, S7 run, ski trips, op- tions, scheming w Chef . . . Pet peeves coldness 2 , rainy Sun- days, hypocrites, 5 hr scary trip . . . Favorite people: the 4 oth- ers, Nachi, Rips, HBM, Ted, Man, Ames, etc. Mike L, Pete, Kev, Lippas, the kid, Juri, Mama . . . Where found: room, Regal, Rip ' s cellar, S.E. W L ' s Jeffrey Donoian 38 Buckmaster Road Behind every succesful man there ' s an exhausted woman . . Jeff, tall goodlooking, Italian . . . Bueno , Come on will ya , Likes: being late, hoop, wiffle- ball, chicks, Pet peeves: smart people, working, whiney girls . . . Favorite People: Jim Q, Scrut, Rich O, Rocco, Nolt, Mike, Dano, Lynne, Bene, Papa, Where found: my house, FLa- mingo, late night beach, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3; baseball 2, cafe duty 4 years . . . Denise Marie Doherty 77 Sycamore Drive I can ' t change the world but I can change the world in me . . . Denis, Dentist . . . blonde hair, blue eyes . . . But listen to this!! , Roberta do my hair? . . . Likes: U2, field hockey, par- ties. The Juniormints, yellow tulips, Bermuda 87 ' , London 86 . . . Pet peeves: The Wire, Mel, Janice, school . . . Favorite peo- ple: Amy, The Fab Five, twins, my sister Sue, HI, TO, Class of 87 ' . . . Found: sleeping, work, P-runs, . . . Locomotion, S7, S 5 , bingo in rounds, Rm 286, Pow- der puff, Samneric, Field Hock- ey 1, 2, 3, 4; Thanks M D Carolyn Donovan 42 Lakeshore Drive Laugh at yourself first, before anyone else can. Carolyn, Lena, Lippa, Joker . . . Blue eyes . . . Girlie , Huma Huma , Hey mister . Likes: London Rm 2008, Bermuda jammin ' Kiss 108 6f winning, partying, blaming Libby Pet peeves: waiting, the AM, waking pinning, driving around, bathrooms, no commit, hang- ing, Fav people: family, Libby, Kath, Faithie, Reegs, Ker, Crust, Swoon, Bet, The VP, and the rest of you lippas! Miss Yas . . . Good Luck Where found: in big mommas Cadew, scammin, Marshfield, thrusting, sleepin Key club 4 SADD 3, 4; Powder puff 4; Lippas 4; Thanx M 6f D 97 Mahatan Street I don ' t know, what did 1 do? Rob, Carter, Bly, Myron, Bob . . . Get in get out ' ' . . . Likes: run- ning, wood, Basketball, Pet Peeves: heavy metal music Fa- vorite people: Aaron, Tom, Scott, Sean, John, Steve 2 , Bill, Greg, the girls . . . Where found: the green room Cross country 3, 4; Winter track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring track 1, 2, 3, 4; Justin Everts 15 Willow Street Time flys when you ' re having fun . . . Fathead . . . ' What ' s up! , ' Hey bubba . . . Likes: Gorgeous blonds, Toyotas with 33s, screamers, four wheeling, GTi, two hour killington adventures . . . Pet peeves: Tara ' s soap op- eras, Dover peaks mud, bro- ken-up parties, landscaping, DF Favorite people: Hubs, Bubba, Gag, llf, Wheez, Pitts, Phil, Stiv, and Diane Higs, Leslie, Mac, Rune, and the rest of the gang . . . Where found: being pulled out of the woods by Draper ' s truck ... Ski team 2, 3, 4; SADD 3,4; Lynn Elliot 9 Adams Street Some people may think I ' m strange but I prefer the term unique . . . SPAZZ, Louie, Joke . . . quiet?? . . . E-Z . . . Can I borrow ' , Mr. Eggroll , Oh awright , Likes: Volvo snow talks, VP thruts, roadblock, Bermuda-STL, K M P. We . . . Pet peeves: socks, Allison ' s, PB, mind games, find- ing U Mass, SM, P at MR . . . Favorite people: Renee, MR, 48 club, A.H, R.M, Lippas, K.C, JMQ, L.S, K.W, U no who UR . . . Where found: mooching, wdrdg whrls, Rich ' s BB capt 4; Soc; track; SAB pres; St Cncl Pres; SADD; Key Club; Thanks M D Elisa D. Fadum 218 Briar Lane Peter Engeian 22 St. Denis Drive It ' s not how much you say you can; It ' s how much you can! Pete, Stocky, dark; brown eyes . . . My buddy ' ' Kill the chill! , Let ' s get rowdy, yea! Likes: South beach, 350 ' s, the dude Pet peeves: Walpole after dark, 3 on the tree, 275 Favorite peo- ple: Drapes, Zingga, Glenn, the Guidos, my buddies, Mrs. Z, the Chiggs, JD Where found: W.O.P., Mobil, Vineyard, under the blue step side. Beth Anne Filippone 10 Putting Drive I never think of the future. It comes soon enough . . . Beth, Beth -baby . . . tsch, tsch, tsch ' , slimepuppy! , Get out of town! . . . likes earrings, grapenut ice cream, shopping, classic hits ... Pet Miffs: stud- puppies, computers . . . Favor- ite people: Alissa, Kristen, Sue, Tom, Sean, Moleen, Ruth, Beth . . . Found: CWT, Maddie ' s, out to lunch, B-mobile (RIP) . . . NHS 3, 4; Green years 4; Mo Pa- rentheses 3, 4; Musical 1, 2; Se- nior class play 4; Key club 3; officer 4; Robert rink 99 Endicott Street Life moves pretty fast, if you don ' t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it Rob, Robbo . . . brown hair, blue eyes, blue jeans . . . Piss off! . . . Likes: dance, music, sex, romance . . . Pet peeves: being hassled by cops, being hassled by teachers, being has- sled by parents . . Pavorite peo- ple: everybody but the wimps, losers, faries, and goofs . . . Where found: in school, in bed, in trouble Green years staff 4; Lip-Sync Veteran All Star 4 Craig Foscaldo 35 Norfolk Avenue You only live life once but if you live it right once is enough . . . Craig, Puzz . . . Bow in servi- tude , Let ' s call it a day . . . Likes: parties, free blocks, Hunter runs, R 8f R, Pat ' s games Betting . . . Pet peevees: false rumors, broken-up parties, tests for college, Len Bias . . . Favorite people: D.O, Jeff, Vin- nie, Kev, Phil, McD, J.Q, M.N, CM, . . . Class of 87 ' Where found: Caf, basket ball court, golf course, out . . . basketball 1, 2; NHS 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Robin Pitzpatrick 111 Carroll Avenue Smiles cost so little, but mean so much . . . Robanthony, Bird, Princess . . . brown hair, sarcastic . . . Your mother . . . Oh fun! Dopey me . . . Likes: Karen ' s giggle, Friends, Anthony-HEAVEN (3 20 85) jokes, shopping, ice cream, Sr. yr . . . Pet peeves: standing in line, saying good- bye . . . Favorite people: Antho- ny, Dianne Elaine, Kristin, Ka- ren, the Readville gang, the rest know who they are . . . Where found: w Anthony (in the Mus- tang) the mall, not in school . . . Thanx M 8c D-Mom, we ' ll make it okay! Track 1; SADD 3, 4; Larry C. Fox 71 Oak Street Todays Tom Sawyer he gets high on you and the space he invades he gets by on you. La, Laru . . . Big dummy , That ' s cool . . . Likes: fast cars, nice cars, good parties, U2, Aerosmith, Genesis, AC DC, Led Zep Pet peeves: snobs, problems, math, traffic, real brains, Favorite people: GP, JL, PL, FR, CT, BM, JM, MG, Where found: The Ellis, Cruis- ing in the Chevelle, Papa Gino ' s, The BA Susanne M. Flaherty Your kindness is only exceeded by your charming generosity and exceedingly good looks Sue, Sue . . . Blue eyes, smile . . . Dude Anyone call? . . . Likes: Phone calls, parties, friends, work, ice cream . . . Pet Peeves: Q, locker buddies, the idiot . . . Favorite People: S.G., M.M., C.R., J.O., K.C., E.F., D.B., L.M., A.M., T.K., P.A., T.S., C.F., M + D, P.F., J.F., J.D. Where Found: Decelle ' s, Friendly ' s, on the phone, in chic . . . Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 1, 2, 3; Play 2, 4 Robert Gagliard 120 Fearing Drive r lb r i f Leslie Carole Qanim 41 Willard Circle We should enjoy today while it ' s here, because some day to- day will be a long time ago . . . Leslie, . . . 5 ' 7, brown hair, blue eyes . . . You shouldn ' t smoke! , I ' m hungry , Likes: parties, TRIUMPH, food, pick- les, 78, Bermuda ... Pet peeves: lame nights, fights with M.H, Mondays . . . Favorite peo- ple: M D, Mark, all of Soyo, all the rest know who you are . . . Where found: with Michael, get- ting lost in town with Jenn . . . Ski team 2, 3; SADD 3, 4; Senior class play 4; Powder puff foot- ball 4; James Gennis 128 Tearing Drive Go slow around comers be- cause you never know what ' s ahead Jim, Jimmy . . . Dark hair, green eyes, handsome . . . Likes: Par- ties, girls, Bermuda . . . Dis- likes: Broken cars, DT ' s, leav- ing parties, going off sides, being lame, working, Monday mornings, ' DUB - ' . . . favorite People: All my chicks, J.D., M.D., M.N., The unemployed ones, The rest of my buddies . . . Where Found: Wherever Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 Dennis Joseph Ganz 51 Saxon Road My dreams, they aren ' t as emp- ty as my conscience seems to be Den, Ganzy . . . Hoi , Cool , Great , Get Out , ey bugs Bonny . . . Likes: THE END, com cobbin ' , music, summer ' 86, Rm 439, The Who ... Pet Peeves: wells and butts, girls named Kim, dites, Rm 437,, parallel 5ths . . . Favorite Peo- ple: Ron Bacardi, Tom, Vim, Matt, S.Z., D.C., Ma, Pa, the rest know who they are . . . Where Found: Medfield, in my room w my Strat, Jamming at Vin ' s, showcase parking lot, Florida Winter Track 1; Ski Team 2, 3, 4 Marie Theresa Giambanco 116 Pine Lane You say I ' m a dreamer but I ' m not the only one, I hope some- day you ' ll join us and the world will be as one Marie, Rie, Aka . . . brown eyes, brown hair . . . For real? . Oh, I forgot I was ' nt there! , likes: London 86 ' , Bermuda 87 ' , MY heads, The beach, PW wu-wus . .. . Pet peeves: being called Maria, call-waiting, sheds, George, Physics ... Fa- vorite people: J, N, L, K 2 , Ber- muda crew . . . Where found: on the field, 101, Crest Haven Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; DB 3, 4; DM 4; Softball 1, 2, 3; MHS 4; Peer counseling 4; 1 Thomas Gearty 30 Parker Street One of these days-Pow! Zoom! To the moon! . . . i . . . S.M.O.P ' , Eat hot death , Likes: the Double Cheese, knocking wood, the knights in white cotton . . . Dis- likes: Italy trips, funny cutes, speedworh, the store, sappy lit . . . Favorite people: Scooter, Sean, Jim, X, K.J, S.H, S.S, J.B, A.C, N.L, K.B, M.G, B.F . . . Where found: Charlie ' s on the track, the alleys, the Green Room ... Mo () 2, 3, 4; MHS 3, 4; Gaslitapec 4; X-country 2, 3, 4; Indoor track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring track 1, 2, 3, 4; Deborah Ann Gibbons 15 Chester Avenue You can always tell luck from ability by it ' s duration . . . Deb, Debs, Debbie . . . short, blue eyes, brown hair . . . Peo- ple are afraid to merge, - ' Weird . . . Likes: summer 85 ' 86 ' , Florida 87 ' , Breakfast Club in DC, Lucky 4 ... Pet peeves: Captain, BB cheering 87 ' , running into old boy- friends, DG . . . Favorite people: Amy, Jen, Cpt . AfifS, others . . . Where found: w dynamic 4, Jen ' s at 3 a.m. w Amy, M R run, stolen cars w AT . . . Marching band 1, 2, 3; MESBA 2, 3; BB cheering 3, 4; Football cheering 4; Susan Giurleo 737 Gay Street There are those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what hap- pened . . . Sue, Sue 2 , Ette . . . Well . ., Gotta hate it when that hap- pens! . . . Likes: good music, ypm, clothes, Sugarloaf, ice cream. Pet peeves: tapped phones, go on the M. pike, communication gaps . . . Favor- ite people: S.F, J.R, S.D, M.K, K.J, A.C, M D, Jay D, T.C, Frisk, Found: in the Vette, Mad- die ' s, pedaling around Musical 1, 2, 4; Academic dec. 4; sailing 4; student advisory board 1, 2; Greta Grundstrom 124 Greenhill Road I think 1 could turn and live with animals, they are so placid and self-contain ' d . . . Awesome , Excellent . . . Likes: horseback riding, read- ing, The Monkees, horses, rott- weilers, lobster, tennis. Cape Cod, Pet peeves: Winter, rain, tests, heavy metal . . . Favorite people: M.Y, S.D, Rena K, M.K, J.R, A.M, Mike Donnelly, Rim L, Bill (Ernie), Diane, Kristine, G.G, (Bert), B.J, Art . . . Where found: work SADD 3, 4; Harriet Duncan Gogolak 45 Churchill Road The most completely lost of all days is the one on which one has not laughed. Twitt, Twot, Twist, Henri, Fozzie • • • 9 S9 ,V cheery . . . Let ' s boogie ' , -U-, no kidding , Wanna getta cookie? . . . Likes: V-talks, t-times, swizzles, sunsets, fresh snow, grads . . . Bummers: traveling, good- byes, plastic, wire . . . Pals: 87 ' ers esp: Aybay CB Rips SS BD Ml JM KK K Dent MBP Found: buzzin, snoozing, w Seagrams, Y-Bloc w C, late w Sue, F Block sex talks Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; B-ball 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Capt 4; . . . Luv U Mom and DadH (fifCAG) Amy Jeanne Guindon 83 Smith Drive Mere ' s to good friends Amy, Aim, A.J, . . . Brownish hair and eyes, dimples . . . People are afraid to merge , Ha, ha very funny , SSDD Likes: Florida, hockey games, Football, the mechanical zone, honesty . . . Pet peeves: stupid people, DG, the captain ... Fa- vorite people: family, Debbie, the vets, male dites, SBMC . . Where found: kidnapping with Debbie, in the wrong place at the wrong time. Track 1; ski team 1; Basketball cherrlead- ing 2; Football cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Cpt. 3, 4; SAC; SADD . . . Thanks all Jennifer Gunderson William D. Grube 48 Reservoir Road 1319 High Street Live for today, dream of tomor- row, and learn from yesterday . Life is the art of drawing without an eraser. Bill, Wilhelm, Grooba . . . Tall, blond and smiling . . . No, 1 don ' t think so . . . Likes: enough time, sailing . . . Pet peeves: a.m. practice, little rules, . . . Favorite people: fam- ily, class of 87 ' . . . Where found: rinks, art office: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Capt 4; tennis 2, 3, 4; Track 1; dance band 1, 2, 3, 4; concert band 1; academic decathlon 4; THAMKS MOM AMD DADH Gundy, Jentitfer . . . Undertall w brown (not red) hair . . . SMLT, U-HO you ' re out of your T ' S . . . Likes: W.B, all-nighters rent ' s departure, friends with ID ' S, 5 4, 3 3 87, 1 17, Bermu- da 87 ' , ICSWD Fab 5, ATW . . . Pet peeves: WP, Medway, BAI, cold, no packey, chefs HM, V ' s camera . . . Favorite people: Class of 87 ' TDF5ACDVRSTBE- LACMHSDTGKCRSM NHP TFBTD Where found: Ang ' s EPWD with Tof Soccer 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Softball 1, 2, Cpt. 3, 4; ski team 1; Powder puff Cat. Thanks ' MSfD s| Karen Ann Hagberg 81 Nahatan Street You only live once but if you live it right once is enough . . . Berg meister J ' ness . . . Wow! Lets play chandeliers . . . Likes: Falmouth Heights Bermuda (bouncers swizzlers) The Po- lice Cheers S7 48 Club ice cream champagne all nighters Volvo talk blue truck beaches 786 hannahs boat drinking games road race ski w Tiff . . . PP: Wpl PD Bill ' s lees NF dots Mrs R . . . Fav P: Class of 87 Eski Maria Cary ML M. Ruiz, VB JR SE Bri Fmds Richs . . . Found FBLOCK talk Amy ' s car . . . Bball 12; Socr 12 4; Sec 1 St cnl 3 4; ririS 4 Puff 4 Thanx Mom, Dad Michael Jeffrey Harkness 37 Burgess Avenue Give it your best shot and if that ' s not enough, then give it another. Mike, Marker . . . Tal . . . Likes: warm weather, vacations, sports, fruit popsicles . . . Pet peeves: rain, losing, being too busy, being sick . . . Favorite people: Chris, Jay, Tom, Mike, Dino, Rob, Steff, Misty . . . Where found: Mart ' s Tom ' s Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Span- ish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; base- ball 2; football 1, 2, 3; Winter track 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3; captain James M. Hanley 24 Strasser Avenue Enjoy when you can, endure when you must Jim . . . easy going . . . Where ' s the party , Can we come in? . . . Likes: late night adventures, A.B.B., The Cape, Pool ... Pet peeves: Dite Feasts, speeding tickets, waiting, getting a late start, 6:30, bus rides, D.T., Fa- vorite people: Montreal crew, S.K, you know who you are . . . Where found: left-hand lane. In the right place at the right time. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter track 1, 2, 3; national Honor Society 4; Jennifer A. Harrington 60 Perry Drive To know her is to share her joy of laughter and good times . . . brown hair, green eyes, always late . . . Chill , Maybe later , Omigod . . . Likes: Summer, sailing, the Cape, Chez pop, VF night, laughing, sledding w BPQ . . . loaning Beth money, Qus, Du, Siamese twins, The look . . . Beth Betz, Kelly, SH, BQ, RB, KM, My family, M8fM, N- Qang ... My car, B ' s house, the Cape, FT. Lauderdale 87 ' Spring track 1, 2, 3; Key club 2, 3, 4; AFS 2, 3; SADD 2, 3, 4; Powder puff 4; Green years 4; Amy Michelle Hardiman 67 Magnolia Drive Happy memories are forever friends. f Ames, Aaybay, K-r . . . brwn hair, green eyes, quiet, always smiling . . . Mo . . . Cathy , No clue , Are you serious? , Mitch! . . . Weekends, U2, coctails at Elbo, S-7, volvo-talk, Junior Mints, Falmouth, S so- los w Berg, Bruce . . . Bent keys, boulders, the wire, Lip sync, SG ' s . . DD, TG, LL, TB, KH, LE, CB, JD, Class of 87 friends ' 86 . . . Volvo, next to radio, w Twitt, BF . . . field hockey 12 3 4; Key club 3 4; SADD 3 pres 4; NHS 4; Student council 4; Pre. classroom r girl,s state 3; . . . Thanx M D Karen Marie Harrington 40 Martingale Lane Live and let live, but not in Westwood Ookie, Loui . . . short, brown hair, green eyes . . . Check it out! , What a babe , You guys! , . . . Likes: HP, guys, SC ' s, fights with maids, Bermu- da 87 ' , partying, jammin ' , BB ' s, Don Bosco, CM, shopping Pet peeves: snobs, Westwoodites, pit stops, blow-offs, HP chicks, fudgies . . . Favorite people: Liz, Kerry, The Fam, N.L, M.B. R.F, D.L, E.M, M.G, Jimmie Joe, Pat, Dougie, MM, GG, DA, SC, The Bermuda and HP dudes and the rest Where found: Bermuda, Falmouth, HP Hockey rink Susan Lloyd Hayes 545 Nahatan Street Too much of a good thing is wonderful. Lisa A. Hams 52 Smith Drive Sue, Bert . . . ' Eat hot death! , Nevermind , TO, YLS! . . . Likes: B-mobile, Product 19, Man w Red Turban, Schnitzel . . . Pet peeves: Gambi, Schnitzel, Span in the AM, paper plates on the walls . . . Favorite people: Mr. Chat., Senor, KJ, BF, AC, and the rest know who you are . . . Where found: feeling ill at Maddie s, Bergson s, without a clicker, Somerset Rd. SHH 2, 5, 4; Key Club 5, 4; Debate club 5; Ski team 2, 5, 4; Field Hockey 2, 5; Powder Puff 4; Christopher S. Hart 1557 High Street It ' s not the size of the dog in the fight but the size of the fight in the dog. Hartburn; Blonde, brown eyes, happy . . . Likes: food, women, flamingo, Bermuda, the black mariah, Mom ' s food, parties. 1 hate when 1 do that! People: Jay, Mitta (T.S.), Hark, Craig, family, dinky, Lynn-most every- one Found: in Bermuda, on the road, in bed, at the gym, Fall river, at West Point, July 1 . . . Cross country 1, 2, 5, 4; Track 1, 2, swim team 12 5 4; Capt 5, 4; boxing: ALL THE TIME, SADD 5, 4, Key club 4, Student coun- cil Sec 5; Co-pres 4 . . . THANKS TO MOM DAD, THEY MADE ME WHAT I AM!!! Sharon Paige Heller 107 Blueberry Lane Love your enemies: It makes them so mad. Shai, Shearin . . . brown hair, brown eyes, brown skin . . . Geek , BZZZZ , Just test- ing . . . Likes: Cape, warmth, tennis, dancing, white cake . . . Pet peeves: fish, tapping, pal- mettos, exclusion . . . Favorite people: Bethe, Rob, Kearin, Donny Family, B.M, ETC . . Where found: Beth ' s kitchen, Peaks w Rob, H. Square, K ' s yacht Cheerleading 1; Winter track 1, 2; SADD 5, 4; London trip 5, 4; Westwood Wire Editor 4; Peer counselor 4; Gerald J. Hart, Jr. 1557 High Street It ' s an ill wind that doesn ' t blow some good. Jay, Jabber, Hartburn, Guk . . . Short, blond, cute . . . Clams, eat . . . Rawl ' Likes: boxing, black mariah, blonds, Beer- muda, music by Phil, labs, food. Pet peeves: snow, cows Favorite people: Chris, Mitt, Hark, Rob, Jen, Fam., K.C, Phil Collins, Duck, the best of the rest Where found: between somewhere and nowhere Cross country 1, 2, 5, 4; track 1, 2; swim team 1, 2, 5, 4; Capt 5, 4; Boxing all the time, SADD 5, 4; Key club 5, 4; Stud council 5, 4; THANX MOM Sf DAD FOR TRY- ING SO HARD!!! David R. Henderson 165 School Street Live each day, moving on, don ' t look back,, the past is gone. One day you ' ll see your rocking chair, cause that ' s where we re all spinning, so what ' s the use in combing your hair when it ' s grey and thinning. There was an owl who lived in an oak, the more he saw the less he spoke, and the less he spoke the more he heard, why can ' t we all be like that wise old bird? Comes a time when the blind man takes you by the hand and says, Don ' t you see? Remember always, the corner. Thanx to ev- eryone for everything Edward Hennigan 6 Redwood Road Maureen Hogan 210 Farm Lane A ship in port is safe, but that is not what ships are made for Mo, Moho . . . disregard photo . . . Hola Chica! , Peachy! , Psh we don ' t serve strings here . . . Likes: positive peo- ple, Germany, Anita B . . . Pet peeves: Chorale, SATS apps, lurid remarks, repetition . . . Fav People: Jen, Carm, CJ, LA, KJ, AC, DN, AS, JM, etc. BM, Mom Dad thanx. Where found: w Jen, Bergsons, twinkling ivo- ries Acad D 4; MHS 3, 4; SHH 2, 3, 4; Girls St 3; Jazz Bd 4; Ger- man Ex 3; No Parentheses 2, 3, editor 4; Musical 1, 3, 4; Dis- tricts 11; DQ 2, 3; sailing 4; marching Bd 1, 2; William M. Hogan John Michael Hess 15 Spellman Road Imagination is creation . . . Hessa, J.M. . . . Tall, dark, quite round . . . Likes: books, Geome- try, As, vacations . , Pet peeves: referrals, Freshmen, Evagelists Favorite people: John G. Kevin K. Neil Mc, B.D, T.A Where found: McDonald ' s mall, New- bury comics 210 Farm Lane Sometimes you have to stop and think about what you ' re doing Bill, Ben, Hogie . . . Hey pal , Social dog mess Way cool Likes: running, the Police David Sanborn Letterman Pet peeves: Tuces morning class Favorite people: Mark, Carter, Aaron, Scott, Steve, Tom, track crew, Mr. Greany, Coach Tuce, Mr. Guileo Cross country 3, 4; Win- ter track 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Spring track 3, 4; Captain 4; I will miss you all very much! Robert M. Hubbell Michael Higgins 449 Dover Road I ' m opposed to millionaires, but it would be dangerous to offer me the position. Higgs . . . striking . . . Give me a humma , Git . . . Likes: Beechwood aging, partying, fighting with my friends, being obnoxious Pet peeves.- liquid courage, Hoodsies, soap op- eras, Westwood . . . Where found: face down, package store, local taverns Imbibing club 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Caf detail 1, 2, 3, 4; 51 Hawktree Drive Some of its magic some of its tragic but we ' ve had a good time all the way! Hubs . . . tall, dark, handsome, insane Where were you bom? , Likes: blonds, Flamin- go Beach Club-parties 87 ' The GT beach wood aging, skiing,, fast cars . . . Pet peeves: screamers broken-up, Westwood soap operas Dover peaks mud . . . Favorite people: Gag, Justin, Higgs, Pits, Tun- ney, Freak, llf, Ed, Dianne, Stiv, and the rest of my buddies Where found: working on my GT , Shurefine Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Ski team 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Bermuda 87 ' Jennifer Lisa Hunt Hope Leanne Irvine 140 Sunrise Road Skipping down the coblestone, looking for fun, and feeling groovy. Jen, Jeff, Ms. E . . . impecably sophisticated yet refreshing ca- sual . . . Blow it off ' , 1 got a slug , Argh! . . . Likes: clas- sics, 1 melt with you, seals, con- vulsion, diet C, hills, OWC ' s . . . Pet peeves: insurance co ' s, forms, alarms, border patrol, MUPD, Gimme . . . Favorite people: everyone, Zip Twin, BP, HW, CJ, LB, MM, DM, AC, KJ, LC, YLC . . . Found: sacked out, the Men, procrastinating . . . MB 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; 203 Canton Street When you look into the eyes of a friend there ' s a feeling in you heart that will never end. Dope, Buzz, Minoot ... He didn ' t call . . . Likes: Volvo fir. snow talks, Davy Jones, 3 7 87 Seagrams . . . Pet peeves: PB, Frosh Woodser, lazy people, losing to MT . . . Favorite peo- ple: Mark, S7, Class of 87, to KM Found: Locker 181, Mon- kees concerts F bk conference Rm, running . . . x h full . . . Ber- muda . . . The locomotion ... I ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; PiHS 4; Std cncl 3, VP 4; Key cb 3, 4; 1 LOVE U M8f D Cheryl Lynn Huskins 95 Woodridge Road To dream of the person you would like to be is to waste the person you are . . . Rips, Norman . . . SM hands St feet . . . Hey Manna! , Noth- ing Kevin . . . Likes: sleeping at Hannas, noodles at Twits, Koncawas, comm V ' s, Bermu- da, pandas, 3 9 84, slushes w Rath . . . Pet peeves: depres- sions, falling porches, Medway PS, being fake . . . Favorite peo- ple: Kevin, Class of 87 ' , BB, OOQ, NA . . . Where found: war- wagon, SV, LOOP . . . Soccer 1- 4, B-Ball 1, 2; Softball 1, 3; ten- nis 4; NHS 4; Student council 2, 4; class play 4; Thanks Mom fit Dad Kristin Elisabet Johnson 103 Woodland Road If everyone was put on earth for some purpose, why is it that no on knows what they ' re doing? Kris . . . Don ' t worry about it , Duck! , 1-2-3 FYM . . . Likes: skiing, Sugarloaf, the beach, the B, Ron V, animal crackers Dislikes: Spiff, 12 9 86, never mind, communication gaps, in- decision, . . . Favorite people: friends-you know who you are, WHL, the family . . . Where found: Maddie ' s, desecrating nature, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; soft- ball 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; Key club 4; Powder puff 4; Michael Ilfeld 102 Smith Drive You hear I run with a danger- ous crowd, we ain ' t to pretty, we ain ' t to proud, we might be laughing a bit to loud but that never hurt no one . . . ILF . . . 5 ' 10 blue eyes . . . Too funny, Qo ahead London . . . Likes: Wingdings, Sun, the oth- er gender ... Pet peeves: Dites, anything lame . . . Favorite peo- ple: Kim, Mac, Wheeze, Runce, Ed, John M, the rest of the gang , . . Where found: At the party, on a venture, falling down a half a flight of stairs in a foreign city . . . London 3, 4; Montreal 4; a good time 1, 2, 3, 4; Brian David Jorgensen 101 Alder Road If at first you don ' t succeed keep trying, if that doesn ' t work quit. Jorgy, Schafer . . . brown hair, glasses . .. 5 dollar 29 cents, you have penny , Hey guys, what ' s up? . . . Likes: basket- ball, pizza, vacation ... Pet peeves: homework, tests, car accidents. Favorite people: PL, QP, JL, DR, MM . . . Where found: playing hoop, out to lunch . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; X-country ski team 1 Carolyn Maura Jurkiewicz 110 Church Street If you feel it, do it; you don ' t need a reason. For all you know it could be good for you . . . Cal , , , Tall, blond, blue eyes . . . Eeeehl , Poor bunny , Likes: shopping, funky ear- rings, pink, cookies from Vic ' s, Luaus ... Pet peeves: MUPD, LDPC, getting up. Favorite peo- ple: Deb, Jen, Mo, Jeff, Loon Crew , Alis, T.Q, R.L, S.B, S.A, Thank you Mom, Dad Where Found: Vic ' s, shopping . . . Track 1, 2; tech crew 1, 2; Se- nior Class Play Student Director 4, V.P.D.C 3, 4; NHS 4; Key Club 3, 4; Green years 4; 32 Pine Lane It is the laughter we u. remember? Carolyn, Cadin, Spunk . . . Blonde, freckles, easy-going . . . Are you serious? , There ' s nothing to do . . . Likes: 12 31 85, F.M., Bermuda ' 87, 4 22 87, bingo bottle pop in rounds, 6 on Denise, RCR Convo, Ostin at breakfast, UK ' s . . . Pet peeves: L. Dis. Calls, running out of gas, falling decks . . . Favorite people: Family, Bob, Class of 87, rm. 286, MP, KK, CM . . . Where found: with Bob, writing letters, Locker 181 W MI Field hockey 1, 2, 3; capt 4,- Basketball 1, 2; Key Club 3, 4; Secretary 3; SADD Karen Marie Karcher 569 Canton Street Everyday I ' m getting better and better in every way. Kar, Kearen . . . blonde hair, blue eyes, always late . . . Mo, I ' m only kidding . . . Likes: palm trees, sunsets, red sports cars, opals, clothes, health foods,. Bahamas 86 ' , skate- faces ... Pet peeves: rain, sto- mache aches . . . Favorite peo- ple: Shan-Z, Shai, Stace, Igi, Brett, Becky, Bill, John, pbfifms. Mom fif Dad . . . Where found: Cape, NH, Boston, B. Water state, aerobics, watching days w Shai . . . Soccer 1, 2 tennis 1, 2 swim 1, cheerlead- ing 3, Yr BK 4; Maureen Kelley 32 Pine Lane Love doesn ' t make the world go round. Love is what makes the ride worthwhile. Maureen, Maurice . . . Blond hair, yellow eyes . . . Mo real- ly! , Cut it out . . . Likes: laughing, Bermuda 87 ' , Fal- mouth, parties, weekends, friends . . . Pet peeves: standing in line, fighting, being too young , applications, Happy birthday cake sneeks ... Fa- vorite people: room 286, 48 club, secret 7 fir Rambo, Class of 87, Family . . . Where found: Rocco ' s car, hockey games, chairside . . . Wolverine 4; play 4; Student Council 3, 4; SADD 3,4; James T. Kavanaugh 47 Parker Street The one who dies with the most toys wins. Kav, James Kelly . . . Likes: Crosby, Stills, and Mash, Hen- drix, Pink Floyd . . Favorite peo- ple: C.O ' D, Matt, the big man, QS, EL, DD, DS, Opie, Emo, Warren, Inca, Dennis, and the rest of the no-minds . . . Where found: BayBank Gabriels, 331 Mormandy Drive . . . Courtyard Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Special thanks to Mr. Brown for pushing me to do my best and to use my tal- ents to the best of my ability. Also special thanks to Kim for all the good times we had. James M. Keyes 144 Williard Circle Wassim Khoury 107 Hillview Road If it ain ' t broke don ' t fix it. Wass, Wassie, Waz . . . Likes: cars, girls, parties, graduation, summer, music, and Bobo . . . Pet peeves: Mega-homework rainy weather, getting busted, waking up Favorite people: Lib, Dad, Mom, Madi, Mouida, Jo- hanna, John, George, Mike, Kathy, Mrs. Rae, Helen, Len, Bobo . . . Where found: Workout plus, beach, cruising, Westwood, fishing at Buckmas- ter . . . Favorite sayings: Shoa , Pissa , Awesome whatever floats your boat SADD 1; peer counseling 1; Heather Haze Kranz 94 Blueberry Lane When you see brilliance and darkness in the same place, you ' re looking at the human Bubbly, curly hair, hazel eyes, red blood ... My toy just broke itself! ' , I ' m only your moth- er! , Hey Milan! . . Likes: a challenge, deja vu, creativity, 1)2 .. , Pet peeves: too much to do . . . Favorite people: Bear, Elisa, Jod, Mr. D, Ang, Suedy, Qret, Micki, Jeff, Dana, S.H.Y.F . . . Where found: 1st parish, Becket, NH, Bergsons, CBI . . . Mo parenthesis 3, 4; musical 1, 2, 4; senior class play; vrsty cc; sailing 4; Edward Kirrane 214 Pond Street Deal with the week days live for the weekends . . . Ed . . . almost always sincere . . . Oh ya , Sounds good , Let ' s go . . . Likes: hockey, Chris Milan, Jay Miller, dumb blondes, Budski ' s, 6 day par- ties, spending mucho dinero, Montreal Canadians, slashing Holliston chumps ... Pet peeves: hitting the post, on the line, St. Bernards, and north- east, 12 hour bus rides, week days 8:00 to 2:15, heartburn, The Border . . . Favorite people: The elite crew, the 2 captains, the Kelley Twins . . . where found: eveywhere Hockey 1, 2, 3, capt, 4; S.C. 85 Mark S. Krukonis 430 Everett Street Mothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood. KRUK . . . tall, brown hair, green eyes . . . Let ' s get outta here , Hurry up . . . Likes: CAPE, parties, THE BEAST , pitch- ing, a moon-lit beach . . . Pet peeves-, plans that fall through, bad weather . . . Favorite peo- ple: My grandfather, most of the class of 87 ' , Qoody, Qomesy, friends from MC, okay Kerry you too . . . Where found: cruising in THE BEAST , on the mound baseball 2-4; football 1-4; SADD 3, 4 ' Peer Leadership 4; Zoe Koukkos 25 Putting Drive 1 understand about indecision, I don ' t care if 1 get behind, peo- ple livin ' in competition, all I want is to have my peace of mind. (Boston 76) Kooks, Zo . . . Grey eyes, Lt. brown hair . . Cool beans , Oh well! . . . Likes: Zep, AC DC, ' 78 Movas, Bermuda, parties, kamakazees . . . Pet peeves: Wd ' s, rapin ' Favorite people: Shrimp, Matt, Tash, Amy, Jo, THE BOMEHEADS, ev- eryone else-U no who UR . . . Where found: pushing Spanky ' s blue bomber up High St. 1 am - 30° Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Discus 1,2; Michael LaCamera 99 Porter Street God is watching so give him a good show . . . Mike, Vinnie . . . tired, impa- tient, lazy . . . Bueno! . . . Let ' s start early . . . Likes: a new max, handy suitcases, 23, ball at Wrigly, Sunday card games . . . Pet peeves: no place to go, H-stories, stretching, 3- 17 seasons, Holliston . . . Favor- ite people: Bud Bros, Fab-5, F ' ball + hoop teams, family, etc . . . Where found: at the Fla- mingo, the rock, anywhere . . . Football 1, 2, 3; Capt. 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Capt 4; Track 1, 3; MHS 3, 4; SHH 3; Richard D. Lassen 485 Oak Street Enjoy the here and now and the future will take care of itself . . . Rich, Rick ... tall, blond, blue eyes, Nobody ever said life was fair . . . Likes: good times with the boys, Sundays 6-8 S.M.Y.F. and crew, retreats . . . Pet peeves: double faults, math tests, rainy Mondays, . . . Favor- ite people: Chopper, Al, Bert, Dan, French crew, Limo crew, S.H.Y.F . . . Where found: home, S. Harwich, courts . . . Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; track 3, 4 ' cross country 3, 4; hockey 1, 2; national Hon- or Society 3, 4; Green Years Staff 4; John Lehmann 107 Hartford Street Keep on trying till you know it can ' t be proven. John, Lem, DEARY . . . quiet, brown hair and brown eyes . . . Wait a minute , Are you kid- ding me? . . . Likes: AMY, win- ning, concerts, playing hockey, strumming a finely tuned gui- tar. Pet peeves: losing, CM. Hockey, breaking strings, drop- ping Amy off, 5:30 practice Fa- vorite people: AMY, Dee, Jay, Joe, Vicki, The Cars . . . Where found: always with Amy, Over Jay ' s on his couch with a blan- ket watching T.V. Football 1; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Erin Lawless 190 Downey Street The same wind snuffs candles yet kindles fires; so where ab- sence kills a little love, it fans a greater one. Esta, EQB . . . blonde hair, blue eyes . . . Burnt , Think so , Left turn . . . Likes V.F. till BK, BDA, Quincy, Cannon . . . Pet peeves: rat pack, BDA lies, C. waiting, pintos . . . Favorite peo- ple: S.S, Dl, Man, LES, Kel, Betts, Doopa, D., Woody . . . Where found: maid ' s closet, Mgu Ti Muff, Betty ' s, crusin Ber- muda style . . . V-ball 1, 2, 4; S- ball 1, 2, 3; SADD 3, 4; P-puff 4; 3 6 86 Love U 4-ever S.S. Dianne Marie Leon 108 Birch Tree Drive When the going gets tough, the tough go shopping. Dianne, Di . . . slender, with brown hair and brown eyes . . . Take a stress pill , Oh my God! ' ' . . . Likes: parties, friends, vacations, Virginia, food, music, and the beach . . . Pet peeves: impatient people, work, getting up early . . . Favor- ite people: Mom, Dad, Jeanne, Bobby, Wendy L. Wendy C, Lyn, Cathy, Linda, Tina, Where found: Bergson ' s, malls, in the car, asleep r Wendy Laws 20 Colburn Street If at first you don ' t succeed try, try again Wendy, Wen . . . short, brown hair and blue eyes . . . Oh my God! , Anyway , You know . . . Likes: friends, parties, mu- sic, dancing, pizza, television, bowling, miniature golf, watch- ing baseball and basketball games, shopping, the Cape . . . Pet peeves: liver, b ackstabbers, stuck-up people . . . Favorite people: Mother, Father, rela- tives, Dianne, Wendy, Lyn, Cathy, Linda, Emily, Tina, Sandy, Tracy . . . Where found: Mall, Papa Gino ' s Kristin E. Lepri 66 Pond Plain Road You ' ve only got one life to live, live it in love, live it in peace, live it true-Good Luck Class of 87 ' Kris, Crystal . . . brown eyes LOMG hair, smiling . . . Likes: Cape, MV, Summer, parties, coolers, sleep, shop ' ng, gym- nas, skiing, junk food, Days , SB , 7 5 85, complaining, hanging out w WS bkie gang Pet peeves: mon. am, rain, slow drivers, snobs, mm exams, no $, worrying . . . Fav. People: Wendy, SH, DC, SZ, KW, EL, SY, JK, Dave . . . Key Club 3 4, SHM 2 3 4; AFS 2; SADD 3 4; PP 4; Thanks M8rD 8t Mrs. Armstrong Thomas Scott Lowe Nike Levine 59 Spruce Drive Work is a beach Levit Never Mind! DESCRIP- TION look for the picture likes: food, flying, golf, gymnastics, cars, having fun, and windsurf- ing dis-likes: tickets, escorts, Engligh People: Scoot, Tom, John, Dan, Steve, Bogue, Jim (satan) Sullivan, and others I associate with Pound: Yes, AP toys, on hands, in Jim ' s death trap Activities: tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Manager Senior Class Store 69 Sycamore Drive Roses are red. Pickles are green Tuna, T , Booga . . . tall, blond, blue eyes . . . No way , Who cares , So what . . . Likes: Mr. Collins, Rm 437, Coolers, food ... Pet Peeves: Corn fed chicks, snobs, Westwood, sandy hands . . . Fr vorite People: Special thanks to Mom and Dad, Dennis, John, Debbie, Sue, Denise, Jens, N.S., W.W, D.B., C.N., J.L., P.L., L.S., C.T., J.M., C.T., M.L., J.S., M.B., J.C., the rest know who they are . . . Where Pound: Beach, In Qriswald, Island, By the sea . . . Basket Ball 1; Ski Team 2, 3, 4 Noeleen Little 211 Forbes Road A wasted day is that on which you have not laughed . . . Noline, Noie . . . small, dark eyes, freckles . . . Oh yeah . . . Don ' t annoy me , That ' s bon . . . likes: dancing, fran- glais, broccoli song, sm cou- gars df graham crackers, SN, laughing . . . Pet peeves Don ' t worry about it , maids w va- cuums, Favorite people: Liz, Kah, Ker, MO ' K, MQ, BF, RL, Rest of the Dudes, TQ . . . Where found: the lockers, West Rox- bury. Holy Cross . . . NHS 3, 4; Societe Honoraire de Francais 3, 4; Key club 2, 3, 4; Math team 3,4; James Lynch 274 Canton Street What ever doesn ' t kill you makes you stronger , . . Lyncho, Jim, Jimbo . . . short, dark, blue eyes . . . Hey babe, what ' s you name , Ah, com- mon . . . Likes: food, girls, the essentials of life . . . Pet peeves: Sisters, snobs, school . . . favor- ite people: Janine, Paul, Glenn, Wheez, M.K, C.T, M.M, L.S, T.L, Special thanks to Mom df Dad . . . Where found: over P.L ' s, at gym, where the food is . . . Swim team 1, 2; Paul Loulache 26 Railroad Avenue Power corrupts the few while weakness corrupts the many. Lash, P.L . . . Let ' s rock and roll! . . . Likes: ROCK, David Letterman, Sam, Van Halen, Concerts . . . Pet peeves: boring people, Mondays, bad jokes . . . Favorite people: D.R, J.L, M.M, F.R, T.L, everybody else knows who they are . . . Where found: everywhere, with ed-tng, pick- ing up people at DD in the rain, Centrum . . . THANKS MOM AND DAD Lauren M. Lynch 14 Bayley Street The moment may be tempo- rary, but the memories last forever. Libby, Lippa, Lucy . . . Tall, spa- ceshot . . . Oh sure , Oh God yeah , Lippa , Doobie Your a loser . . . Likes: Har- wich, Scams music, sleeping, Bermuda, B.O., S.O.B. Pet Peeves: Grunts, cover up, Bent- ly, waiting, getting blamed, shot down, adventures, dunes, whimps . . . Where Found: NA, sleeping over, scammin ' with big mama in cadew . . . Favorite People: family, Lippa ' s, Biggie, Field Hockey 1, 2; AFS 1, 2; SADD 3, 4; Key Club 4; Powder Puff 4; Lippas 4 Amy Ellen MacKinnon 151 Briar Lane Friends are family you choose for yourself . . . Amy, Aim, Ametha . . . Hazel eyes, Irish . . . Awesome , Mo way! , Take a beating! B J, str, dacquiries, Bermuda peo- ple .. . Dislikes: PBTNE, BD people, Marty . . . Likes: EF, LM, W ' s, Lunch Crowd . . . Where found: Rexall, W ' s, cleaning room (?), in the Brown Bomber Drama Club 1; AFS 1, 2; Track 2; Powder Puff 4; Michael Mao 876 Gay Street Do unto others before others do unto you . . . Mike, The Chairman . . . DE- SCRITPION: refer to picture . . . What , So . . . Likes: sar- casm, AC DC, pizza, money, fishing, Young Ones , more money, ping pong, old cartoons . . . Dislikes: poverty, demo- crats, Abp. Williams . . . Favor- ite people: WK, JF, TS, RDB, REB, QM, and the rest of the Wolverines Where found: weight room. Glen MacKinnon 64 Lorraine Road Its not the size of the dog in the fight its the size of the fight in the dog. Glen, . , . black hair, brown eyes . . . Oh man , Chill . . . Likes: ' Buginit ' ' Partys Pack the cooler . . . pet peeves: speeding tickets, pigs . . . Favorite people: Clint, Pete, Mike, Buddy, Larus . . . Where found: Han ' ng at Shack, Mobil, Mikes Hockey 1, 2, 3; Brett Anne Maranjian 6 Birch Tree Drive Where there is darkness . . . light Brett . . . brown hair, dark eyes, fair skin ... I don ' t believe this , What are you doing? , The thing is . . . Likes Sum- mer, shopping, money, gum, vacations Pet peeves: getting up early for school, waiting for late people, rainy days, loud mouths . . . Favorite people: Ka- ren Shannon, Jenn, Sharon, Sue, B.L, A.R, K.S, Family and others . . . Where found: Bos- ton, Cape Cod, work, home . . . Tennis 1, 2; AFS 2; Powder puff 4; Brian E. Maher 127 Cobleigh St. Diletta Marie Masiello 63 Hawthorne Street Crazy, but that ' s how it goes, millions of people living as foes, maybe, its not too late, to learn how to love and forget how to hate Dee, Woman . . . dark hair, green eyes . . . Don ' t worry about it . Likes: music, sun- sets, leather ... Pet peeves: J.G., rain. Favorite people: Car- ol, Anne, Bob Lisa, The King of Swing, the others know who they are. Love ya Mom and Dad . . . Where found: Bickford ' s, cruisin substance abuse coun- cil 4; Senior banquet comm. 4; SADD 3, 4 AFS 1, 2; Francis C. Mason 31 Winslow Road William F. McCarron 380 High Street Anyway anyhow anywhere I choose. Biffa , Bill, ' Biff ' . . . tall, hu- morous and adorable . . . Really? , Let ' s go , It ' s up to you . Likes: speeding, girls, Rock and Roll, pop-corn, water beds . . . Pet peeves: turtle neck shirts, morning practice, flat tires . . . Favorite people: Donna B, hockey teammates, all friends, parents, sister Ronald MacDonald . . . Where found: with Donna, skating, at Rama fitness ctr, sleeping Activities hockey, water and snow skiing, working out, partying Angela Maurici 47 Loring Street I ' ll think of it all tomorrow-after all, tomorrow is another day. Angela . . . Sicilian, brown hair, brown eyes . . . Chill out! , Awesome! . . . Likes ice cream, dancing, old movies, stuffed animals ... Pet peeves: rap music, Mondays, A.T. 40, plastic jewerly, R.L . . . favorite people: K.A, Q.C, S.D, Q.Q, H.K, J.R, M.Y, Ma, Daddy, Marina . . . Where found: north End, Bos- ton Mo parentheses 3, 4; Kevin Q. McCoy 100 Locust Drive Put off today what you can easi- ly forget to do tomorrow . . . Tall, blue eyes, lazy Kevin . . . Bueno , Easy now . . . Likes: sodas, having a good time, sleep . . . Pet peeves: be- ing grounded, waking up . . . favorite people: Cheryl, fur 5 . . . Where fo und: The flamingo, football 1, 2, 3, 4; Brendan Peter McCafferty 111 School Street It ' s mans duty to live life to it ' s fullest. blonde, blue eyes, very Irish . . . Bueno Soya Soya Bingo Solo , Ron , . . . Likes: bever- ages submerged in ice, sham- rocks. Macho man, R R, 13, H-Runs, n.A. Runs, THE f UnnE- LATOR, f-Block Sex Talks, Ber- muda, parties ... Pet peeves: warm drinks, Doppers, false ru- mors of parties Spots stories . . . favorite people: furious five, B. Bros . . . Where found: fla- mingo, the party, parts un- known, on stage at the RAMS HEAD Basketball 1, 2; football 4; Michael L. McCusker 50 Windsor Road :i 130 Phillips Brooks Road Without dreams people are nothing. Kathleen, Kate, Kat, Qert . . . haze l eyes, long lashes . . . dooby , Kindasortasorda , I can ' t feel my teeth Lau! . . . Likes: 65 Stangs, Mex Wkenz, Omars, DHsQBs, horses wRain- coats, sexy wkbts, NYC 84 w Jack, EXMSTM, 7 8 83, mry- gords, yellow roses from Hong Kong . . . Pet peeves: knuckles cracking, sox, Lau ' s music, HP V . . . Favorite people: Lau, Beth, Lee, DEM (peoples 4eva!), pharma Fit, MD2nd, the rest know . . . Where found: PANAVPIWL, Qoosewing w Beth, YBMW K . . . Santa B . . . Love you MDLK YBMNTJfifK 37 Whitewood Road You only live once, but if you live it right once is enough. The captain old mill, Iren Biron . . . cocky boy dangerous snakin sprapy . . . Don ' t you go worry- ing about that , Thank you ' ' yeees , ' Wait a minute , Leny ' Don ' t touch me Chief Well I don ' t know what do you want to do . . . Likes: oatmeal, all sports the beast the mobile, soushi, ramboing . . . Pet peeves: Hoodsies ... Fa- vorite people: Captain cave- man J. Carey Lem Zakes THE PELLERS Where found: golfing ramboing . . . Qolf 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Thanx Mom and Dad r •r ■P l Nancy A. McDermott 87 Cobleigh Street Don ' t go where the path leads, rather go where there is no path and leave a trail . . . Nancy, Lobes . . . tall, brown hair, green eyes . . . Easy Dick! , WWDDS , ' Oh my God . . . Likes: chocolate cov- ered raisins, coolers, Danny Ainge, 44 . . . Pet peeves: QFB, S.M., Soph, girls, wire . . . Favor- ite people: The Lippas, Andy, Spazz, and the rest of the class of 87 ' . . . Where found: with Andy, The Red Sox Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 4; Class Treasurer 2; Lippa 4; Thanks MSfD ILUH Douglas Shaw Merrill 16 Rockbrook Dr. Camden, ME. 04843 You only live once, but if you live it right once is enough. Doug . . . 510 , blond hair, blue eyes . . . Turn! ' ' . . . likes: music, Bubba ' s 4by, wind surf- ing . . . Pet peeves: M.S . . . Favorite people: Bubba, S. dude, eight, M.l, T.C . . . Where found: Bubba ' s, S. dudes, eight ' s, work Ski team 1, 2, 3, capt 4; Dance band 2, 3, 4; Marching band 1, 2, 3; pres 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3 4; Scott McDonald 166 Forbes Road In the book of life, the answers are not in the back. MAC, Sparka! . . . Where to? , Let ' s go on a venture! . . . Likes: London 87 ' , Latenight with the boys, screamers Cape . . . Pet peeves: Fests, physics, Monday morning, taking the bus, looking for the party . . . Favorite people: Michelle, The Boys, everyone else . . . Where found: Cape, Michelle ' s Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4, Ski team 2, 3; SADD 3, 4; George Michael 107 Hillview Road Anything short of death is a bonus. Gizh . . . Physically aggresive yet mild mannered, enigmatic yet captivating . . . Later brother , Huh? , Whatch you talkin bout? . . Likes: lightening fast cars, ag- gresive yet modest woman, AC DC, my Hurst Olds, stupid mutts Pet peeves: conceited in- dividuals, L.A. Lakers and fans, ulcers . . . Favorite people: MM, WK, Mud, Wes, Spike, Dad, Ken, Dawn . . . Where found: not in school, workout plus, in my Hurst, McDonald ' s, beach, cloud 9 Kristin Anne Mulgrew 30 Russell Avenue Susan Molloy 57 Buckmaster Road Good things come in small packages-the littler the better! Short . . . You ' re young, you ' ll adjust! . . . Likes: Teddy bears, sign searches w JoJo, Ming, Strollers, PH ' s . . . Pet peeves: Short but cute , wrong num- bers, beds on roofs . . . Favorite people: Elaine, Dianne, Robin, Chris, Joanne, Tony, Deb 8f Melvin . . , Where found: St Tim ' s, D ' Angelos, Fitz ' s, Ber- muda 87 ' , . . Thanks for every- thing Mom! Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; soccer 2, 3, 4; boys Bball score- keeper 1, 2, 3, 4; MHS 3, 4; Pow- der puff: Senior class play Roberta Fidalma Moore 19 Cushing Road A picture is worth a thousand words. V-Ness, Alberto, Face . . . Lis- ten, listen , Let ' s take a pic- ture , It will be so fun! . . . Likes: traveling, meeting Fun people, Seagram ' s, new order, Smith ' s, clubing, screamers, Bermuda ' 87, RCR convo, F- block sex talks, singing rounds, 286 victim Sam 4 22 87, breakfast w Ostin, London punks, Ang ' s stripper . . , Favor- ite people: rest of 5, S-7, Lon- don Lippa ' s, K-twins, MI, LE, CB, JQ, McD, Class of 87 ' Where found: Kenneth Wildes, Stang, . . . VB 1, SHH, LOVE YOU MOM!! Mark John Mulhane 6 Millbrook Road It ' s better to die on your feet than live on your knees. Mark really, cokinetic Likes: re- cords, B-52 ' s, DKs, skipping Mondays, reading, Blue, friends Pet peeves: lost objects, four to a table getting up for school Favorite people: the Y.L. Gang, EMO Where found: My room. Mass Bay, Voice, Dedham Mall Y.L. 1, 2, 3, 4; Jonathan T, Morrison 196 Pond Street Through all of our running and all of our cunning if we couldn ' t laugh we would all go insane. Jon M, Juan, JonPierre . . . Tall, blue eyes, ladies man Where ' s the party? ' ' ' Eat foam! Likes: Budskys, Ballin screamers. Buffet tunes, heart- shaped buns, water skiing, wind surfing, Favorite people: All my buddies and almost ev- eryone else Pet peeves: bad weather, lame weekends, and bugs Where found: London, Falmouth, Westwood lodge, Montreal 87 ' Thanks Mom and Dad Richard Thomas Mulligan 508 Everett Street The difference between the men and the boys is the price of their toys. Rich, Rick . . . Bright, Witty, handsome . . . Hi , Ya, I know . . . Likes: Beaches, con- vertibles. The Flamingo, hot- tubs, Chinese food, sarcasm Pet peeves: cold weather, au- thority figures, working . . . Fa- vorite people: Pete, Scrut, Vin- nie, Madball, Cuz, S.S, K.K, Mope . . . Where found: car, couch, beach, poolside Honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Jennifer Ann Murphy 651 Clapboardtree Street Live, Laugh and Enjoy Jen, Hannah, Banana . . . Blue eyes, lazy . . . What? , Real- ly? , Hey Rips . . . Likes Konkawas w Rips, Wk of insan- ity, adventures ... Pet peeves: hoop season, MB . . . favorite people: Dan, Cheryl, Shep, Ang, Gundy, Class of 87 ' . . . Where found: in caddie, w Dan, Cheryl ' s basement . . . Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; 99 Walker Road Mo one can stop us nothing is in the way Debbie, Deb, DD . . . brown eyes fie brown hair . . . That ' s clas- sic! , I Dunno ' , I think not . . . Likes: dancing, skiing, 23, sunsets, music, poems, 4 27, Jl, jewelry, Red , smiles . . . Pet peeves: Monday am, DBSB, sunburns, goodbyes . . . Pav. people: CJ, LA JM, JP, KJ, MM, The VE, BC, MH fit the rest . . . Where found: Bermuda, U Mass, driving, on phone, MAD, shopping with Cal, Swim team 2; musicals 1-4; MHS 3-4; Year- book 3-4; Mo paren 3; Debate Pres3-4; Ensemble 4; Sr. play P-Puff4; Laura M. Murphy 215 Briar Lane Wise men learn more from fools than fools from the wise. Laura, Murf . . . reddish hair, freckles, blue eyes . . . Oh my God , Aw right . Likes: laugh- ing, Squeeze, traveling ... Pet peeves: studying for test, snobs, . . . Favorite people: A.M., K.C, M.B, The rest know who they are . . . Where found: Track, shopping, in car, Spring track 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross country 2, 4; swim team 1; SMS 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; Powder puff 4; Spring musical 2; Michael R. Molte 16 Chamberlain Avenue When I feel like exercising, I just lie down until the feeling goes away. Molt, Tooom . . . dark, blue eyes, average . . . All right , Turd , Oh my . . . Likes: suitcases, half pads, Feb vac, Bermuda, Cape . . . Pet peeves: P.O in elevators, chase by WPD, overcrowded parties, throwing- up on crutches . . . Pavorite people: Bud Bros, Dano, Vin, Kev, Rich, Truth, Cure, JfifJ, Where found: school, Tacoma, , blue house . . . football 2, 3, 4; ■ superbowl; basketball 1, 2; Elaine Marie Murray 407 East Street Today ' s experiences are tomor- row ' s memories- and the mem- ories will last forever brown hair, brown eyes . . . Oh, well! , Mo problem! ' , Oh, but you weren ' t there! . . . Likes: the Minga, P.W. Wuwu ' s, The Strollers, Blue Whales, MYC, Spuds ... Pet peeves: mopeds and cliffs, beds on roofs, Galileo, call-waiting . . . Favorite people: Brian 3-18-86, Kris, Di, Robin, MG, Copie . . . Where found: with Brian, Ber- muda 87 (I!!), in M.H., work-as usual! . . . Thanks Mom and Dad- I couldn ' t have done it without you! ... on to reality! Daniel Rae O ' Brien 11 Lakeshore Drive The object of the game is to have fun, but you can ' t do that unless you win. Dan, Dano, Tom . . . tall, loud, Irish Turd , Alright , Bueno . . . Likes: places to go, MA Runs, Wrigly, 11166, sports page ... Pet peeves: warm drinks, WPD, mailboxes, Sat ' s . . . favorite people: Jen, the f-5, B-Bros, The Boys 6c Girls Where found: Jen ' s house. The flamingo, shooting hoop, Tacoma, Washington Basketball 3, 4; football 1, 3, 4; Richard O ' Brien 213 Winter Street Things turn out best for those who make the best of the way things turn out. Rich, Richie, Alf . . . red hair, blue eyes, witty . . . Bueno , Really, It ' s alright , I don ' t care anymore . . . Likes: party- ing, skiing, snow, cars, sun, lounging . . . Pet peeves: W.P.D., gabby girls, slow people, wast- ing money . . . Favorite people: Julie, Scrut, Kev, Dano, Pete, Jeff, Nolt, Phil, The Chigger, Jim Q . . . Where found: The Shack, Mew Hampshire, Fla- mingo Beach Club, late night, J.P ' s Football: 1, 2, 3; P Joanna Orphanos 25 Aran Road You ' re never too old to have a happy childhood . . . Jo, Joan . . . big jackets, black skirt, tan, Greek . . . Bouhad ' , Brass , To theles , Be good girl . . . Likes: BDA 87, SOTB, gold, Italian men, Calcu- lus w Mrs. T, . . . Pet peeves: early mornings, POTR, Mr. Buckles, ENG . . . Favorites: The Lunch Crowd . . Where found: beach, not in W. Bentley, Er- nie ' s . . . SADD 3; Sec 4; NHS 4; Green years 3, 4; Sr. Class Play 4; Powder puff 4; Christine Marie O ' Reilly 28 Westdale Road The moment may be temporary but the memory is forever. Betty, Bets . . . tall, brown hair, green eyes . . . I ' m pumped , Think so , Burnt , No doubt . . . Likes: V-Ball, VF til BK, Bermuda, 108 . . . Dislikes: BK, CW, G.U.S, bus . . . Fav. people: Erin, Kel, Jen, Beth, Les, Nan, Ruth, BDA roomies, Doopa, Woody, Joe philglen . . . Where found: In a car, cruisin Bermuda style, Cof-EGB V-ball 1, 2, 3, 4 ' B-ball 1, 2; S-ball 1, 2; P-puff 4; Key club 2, 3, 4; green years 4; SADD 3, 4; Dino C. Papetti 104 Pine Lane I am not young enough to know everything Dino, D ... tall with black hair . . . Get lost! , Shut up! . . . Likes: sports, Celtics, week- ends, girls . . . Pet peeves: tests, Mondays, homework . . . Favor- ite people: all my friends . . . Where found: playing basket- ball, the beach Spring track 1, 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Beth Ann O ' Rourke 193 Forbes Road We know where we ' re going give us time to work it out. Bethe, SpoHte, Patsy . . . blue eyes, blond hair, smallish . . . The opposite of cheese is mel- lon . . . Likes: Elvis, business- men and blue guys, Bramble- tyde, painting . . . Pet peeves: Gnocchi, running sheep, bzzz, wretch . . . Favorite people: Shai, Spoke, Seed, Brend, KSCJCS . . . Where found: bik- ing, Boston, Shai ' s lounge w Pemoo X-C 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring track 1, 2, 3; Sailing team 4; Student Adv. Board 4; SADD 3, 4; Green years 3; Editor 4 QM Glen LA. Peavey, Jr. 46 Arcadia Road Still haven ' t found what I ' ve been looking for. Peaves, Peav-dog, Padre . . . blonde, blue eyes, tall . . . We ' re here to rock the house! , No problem . . . Likes: Genesis, Phil Collins, The Chevelle, weekends . . . Pet peeves: dull weekends, missing D Block . . . Favorite people: Paul, Larry, Jim, Mike . . . Where found: Papa Gino ' s in Canton, cruisin in the Chevelle ■■■■;:•:■■■ 137 Mill Street In life, as in sports, there is no substitute for winning. Mick . . . brown hair, brown eyes . . . ' Take it easy , Awesome , Let ' s go . . . Likes winning, scoring goals, pick-offs, sports, screamers, THE CLASH ... Pet peeves: losing to ABW, 5:30 A.M. practice, down-n-backs, coaches stopwatch dull blades, boring weekends . . . Favorite people: P.C, T.C, R.R, B.M, The corner Family . . . Where found: skating some- where Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Barbra Priore 32 Tamarack Road As each day of your life gets more difficult, keep a smile and strive to do better. Barb, Babs, Beebs, Priority . . . humorous, tardy, brown eyes, talkative . . . What? , You ' re kidding . . . Likes: room 410, getting wrecked, men in uni- form, Navy dudes ... Pet peeves: flat tires, Bermuda hangover, burns, slow drivers, coconut-rum, Tuesdays ... Fa- vorite people: Family JH, LC, DB, JO, The rest know who they are . . . Where found: in the kitchen, New York . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4; Colorguard cap- tain 3, 4; Joanne Marie Peterson 204 Oak Street There is always one moment in childhood when the door opens and lets the future in. J.P, Pete . . . Sincere, blue eyes, dependable . . . And like , No way . . . Likes: changing hair- styles, Italian food, sunbathing, coordinated outfits . . . Pet peeves: milk, continuous ques- tions Favorite people: Sue, Ma- ria, Zoe, Amy, rest of the gang . . . Where found: Tennis courts, poolside . . . Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Capt 4; field hockey 1, 2, 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; peer counselor 4; Key club 4; SADD 3, 4; prom committee 4; Pow- der puff 4; Aaron J. Proman 15 Ellis Street Exterminate all the brutes. A-ron . . . blond, blue eyes . . . It ' s not funny anymore . . . and with a knife; yea, yea, yea; praise the lord and pass the ammunition; always talking not, much not much to say; S.M.O.P; Play the game; Carter; who gives a - - - - Likes: snow- balls, Eno, Feelies, Husker DU, Dewar ' s Dislikes: mental midg- ets, etc . . . Where found: green room, Ding-offs, Roads People: the next guy fit RD, CT, CTS, RH . . . AYMC 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross coun- try 2, 3; capt 4; Winter track 2, 3, 4; Spring track 1, 2, 3, 4; GAS- LITAPEC 4; NHS 3, 4; Julieanne Pinel 809 Gay Street The moment may be tempo- rary, but the memory lasts forever. Julie, Jul, JP . . . brown hair, dark brown eyes . . . Likes: Ber- muda, sun, Tp-in ' late at night . . . Pet peeves: Humpty, stories at 4 am . . . Favorite people: Bermuda crowd. Gang from Club 101, F Block bunch . . . Where found: Club 101, back- stage, anywhere but work! Thanks Mom Dad Marching band 2, 3, 4; Tri-Valley Band 4; Musical 2, 4; SADD 4; green years 4; Powder puff 4; Denise Marie Quigley 53 Williard Circle Time endears, but cannot fade, the memories friends have made . . . Neez, Whee . . . tall, blond, blue eyes . . . Ah no , Let ' s go , IAE . . Likes: London 86, all- nighters, BL, Chocolate, Ca ' s parties, beach . . . Pet peeves: wake-up calls, busy signals, black bows, rain, goodbyes, ice cubes, MdfM ' s PL . . . Favorite people: Less, A, Jen C, CA, Bet- ty, Jenn, Afta 12 crew, X-Gang, M, B, MDRBNG and the rest . . . Where found: everywhere . . . Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; AFS 2; SADD 3; Powder puff 4; nancy Jean Rae 209 Winter Street A smile increases your face value Nance, Nancyrae . . . smile, ha- zel eyes, tall . . . ' ' E-Z , Burnt! , Aw-suml , Rra- mates! . . . likes: moonlight- ing. Coke, sunsets, 25, Patn, hoop, Berm, NYeve, timex . . . Dislikes: waiting, The Doors, GFB, FF, LO-CN 8c JC . . . Favor- ite people: Kel, Les, EL, RR, LE, Di, DD, Bet, Bry, DH, MM, LS, Oliver . . . Found: smiling, Les ' , L ' s cars, cruis ' n Bermuda style, gym, QB . . . Thanx M6fD, 1 Love U Guys! Good-Bye??? NEVER!! Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3; Sr class play 4; SADD 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Powder puff 4; Renee Rich 37 Lynn Terrace I may not always be perfect, but I ' m always me . . . Renee, Gizmo . . . tall, scratchy voice . . . Oh ok, E-Z, Slime me some . . . Likes: Rm 517, Sum- mer, talks w Peter 22, mellow music, going to Fla. w Biggs family, coolers w JB 8f Clobes w BH, Seagrams, KSrM, Bermu- da STQ ... Pet peeves: My leg , wrw, saying goodbye, Wal- pole cops . . . Fav. people: Joey (Lynn fit Karen Thanx!), Nanc, PB, HI, MS, Freak, JD, WK, SC, 48 Club, Bermuda buddies, Family . . . Found: always w Joey . . . Thanks M6rD love ya! Basketball 1 2 3; capt 4; Soccer 1 2 3; capt 4; Elizabeth A. Regan 46 Phillips Brooks Road To be all you can, you must dream of being more . . . Reegs, Regal Beagle . . . tall, light brown hair, blue eyes . . . Come on crust , Alright , FAD, Rewind , Likes.- Reese ' s, B and J in Bermuda, S.O.B, London, big wheels . . . Pet peeves: getting S.D, S.M, danc- ing on glass, waiting, mochans . . . Favorite people: The Lippas, Al, and the rest of the class of ' 87 . . . Where found: The den- tist, NA, Mull, with the Lippas, Basketball 1, 2; volleyball 2; National Honor Society 4; Lippa 4; Jordana L. Riley Burgess Avenue 1 have nor lost my mind-l know exactly where I left it . . . Jodi ... X the yoyo, no matter where you go, there you are, are we having fun yet? . . . Likes: computers, sci-fi, B block . . . Pet peeves: typing for N.P, peo- ple who are CONSERVATIVE, physics . . . Favorite people: An- gela M, Heather K, Sue G, Gretta Grundstorm, Michelle Y, Alissa C, Suesan D, the G Block Crew . . . Where found: Mr. Dels room, library . . . Drama Club 1, 2; No Parenthesis 2, 3, 4; Aca- demic Decathelon 1, 2; Youth Coordinator for Mensa 1, 2, 3, 4; Richard William Reissfelder 151 Fieldstone Road No horse can go as fast as the money you bet on him . . . Rich, Ricey . . . refer to the pic- ture . . . What ' s up with that? ' . . . Likes: D.C.P.C. couch days, Club 40, T.V . . . Pet peeves: queers, fat, loud, ugly girls, No- bles at 5:30, lost balls ... Fa- vorite people: Nick, Despo, Scoot, Rob, Phil, Hendy, BC, BB, RK, . . . Where found: The Flamingo Beach Club, Rettman Zone, On the line, relacing Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; couch 1, 2, 3, 4; Carmel Ann Roach 108 Parker Street Do what you want to do, but be what you are. Carmel . . . Irish, blue glasses, freckles . . . I ' m tired , BOU- HAD! , Tea and a bagel, please . . . Likes: sewing. Cine- ma, U2, DAYS, pink sand, FSC . . . Pet peeves: track class, nick- names, CBF4, ICW, SWWMC Favorite people: Kate, Ken, Jo, MoHo, SueBabe, the rest of the lunch gang, JMM . . . Where found: Ireland, Rm 419, Sew-fis- ticated, the little room . . . NHS 3, 4; Key club 2, 3, 4; AFS 1, 2; SADD 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3; Cho- rale 3, 4; scplay 4; Thanks MDESBD im rfyWiW WM M PUS raWBf HHiHHHnnHnBBlH Mark Robinson 48 Aran Road Don ' t put things off till tomor- row or you ' ll wind up with alot of empty yesterdays. Make evry day count. Mark, Wheez, Wheezo . . . tall, blond hair . . . What ' s up , Gime a break ' ' . . . Likes: llf s weekend adventures, MONTRE- AL Rovers, The Cape, drums, getting in . . . Pet peeves: driv- ing without lights, sleeping in llf s car, going deeper with Ed, tests, setbacks, being sick, working with J.K . . . Favorite people: llf, Runce, Mac, Ed, Jim, John, and the rest of the crew . . . Where found: the gym, driving . . . Activities: ventures, good times. Dianne Mane Runci 116 Oak Streek Live life with no regrets and live it to the fullest. Crash, Rune . . . short blonde, blue eyes ... Oh alright, Meg, whats the answer? . . . Likes: parties, 2 24 83, Cape, Bermu- da 87 ' , being w friends, all nighters, food, quarters, gold, hearts, buds . . . Pet peeves: hitting poles, lame nights, no car . . . Favorite people: Bobby, Lynn, Val, Freak, the rest of the gang . . . Where found: crusing w Lynn, anywhere but home . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2; B-ball-football cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 capt 2; Powder puff I Love Ya M-D-Kev Franco Ruggeri 172 Alder Road Holdin ' on and come what may! Franco, Franks . . . dark and handsome . . . Do way! , Like , Awesome . . . Likes-, loud music, weekends, free blocks . . . Pet peeves: Mon- days, History, bad jokes ... Fa- vorite people: SC, AL, PL, SM, LH, JH, MC, KG, JL etc . . . Where found: Home, school with friends soccer 1, 4; base- ball 3, 4; Craig Runcie 8 Spellman Road We cannot see where we are go- ing only where we have been . . Craig, Runce . . . Whatever , Get . . . Likes: parties, Lon- don . . . Pet peeves: Fests, cops who break up parties . . . Favor- ite people: Mac, Wheeze, llf, the rest know who you are . . . Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; John R. Ruggiero 208 Weatherbee Drive Andrea G. Saari 21 Draper Avenue There is no cosmetic beauty like happiness. A, Cupcake . . . brown eyes, wavy brunette hair-should be blond, punctual . . . Really? , K ' , Just chill , I don ' t wanna work , PX . . . Likes: weekends, Summer, WNEC, JO, sleeping late, JF, 19, ... Pet peeves: waiting, suprises, AMS, G-byes, M-food . . . Favorite peo- ple: G, JC, BM, CA, DQ, them, I wuv U MfifD . . . Where found: with G, at work, shopping, in the NOG AFS 1, 2; Cheerlead- ing 2, 3-capt 3; Key Club 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; Scott R. Santarpio 61 Lorraine Road Keep on looking forward there ' s no use to look around hold your head above the crowd don ' t ever let them bring you down . . . Tarps, Chewy, Scooter . . . BIG . . . Likes: Tara, cruisin, lifting . . . SF , Doug, you have tunnel vision . . . Pet peeves: Liars, bad set, not punctual. Favorite people: Tara, Dog, Qordie, Chris, Lou, Ruthie, The family and the rest of the crew too . . . Where found: out with Tara, crusin to N.H. The Warehouse The Room, where your no look- ing!! Thanks Mom and Dad!!! Stacey A, Shanning 161 Fond Plain Road One begins to live when one faces reality. Stace, Space . . . blue eyes, light brown hair . . . I don ' t know , Like . . . Likes: the beach, jeeps, laughing, clothes, Rm 222 ... Pet peeves: homework, rainy days, lost keys . . . Favorite people: Shawn, Jen, Karen, Beth, CA„ S.D, M.S, P.B, L.P . . . Where found: In the Jeep, UMH, morn- ing aerobics . . . THANKS MOM AMD DAD!!! track 2; AFS 1, 2; SADD 3; Green years staff 4; Mark Xavier Scibilia 40 Stanford Drive Laughter is the shortest dis- tance between two people . . . Mark, Scrut . . . however you look at me . . . Alright , Come on will ya , Excellent . . . late night adventures, H a skiing, drinkin ' with the boys, polo . . . getting busted, hangin in the A.M, major let downs . . . B-Brothers, Furious five, G.C, S.S, K.K, The rest know who you are . . . Flamingo late night, poppy, wherever . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Nancy Sheppard 491 Hartford Street All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. fiance. Chef, Chefiest . . . blond hair, blue eyes . . . Hey , 1 told you , My left . . . likes: Friday-noon, 7d ' s of insanity, 48 Club, SD w Nana, D w L ' s options, adventures ... Pet peeves: no where to go, MB, H.H, Com-V . . . Favorite people: The Four Others, Hana, ST-D, The crew. Rest of 87 ' . . . Where found: W L ' s, red truck, on the road home . . . soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski team 2, 3, 4; softba ll 2; key club 3, 4; Steven Segenchuk 40 Lancaster Drive Maybe you can see something I can ' t see. Sego ... I don ' t know why we come here , Play the game , What the weird , Deep six em , I ' m not, not, not not, not, not, not your academy . . . Likes: Charlie ' s, curtain art, Eno, Big Black, Burma . . . Dis- likes: SAP . . . people: X, Buono, Bougue, the next guy . . . Found: The Green Room, Jor- dan MN, the Alleys . . . track 1, 2, 3, 4; AYMC 1, 2, 3, 4; . . . etc . . Suzanne Lisa Shepperson 38 Westview Terrace I ' m finally out in the clear and I ' m free, I ' ve got dreams I ' m li- vin ' for. Sue, Soup, Baroo . . . 5 ' 8 , long legs . . . Wait . . . , Come on . . . 11 1 86, rap, 19-2-24, Cape, 2:15, Kiss 108 . . . busy signals, curfews, waking up ear- ly, red lights . . . Michael, Murf, G-room crew, Mrs. Dhosi, fam- ily .. . Work, sleeping, with Michael, EGWR, CY . . . Thanks Mom Dad I Love You! . . . Field hockey 1; Show Choir 1; Chorus 1, 2; Football cheer- leader 1, 2, 3; Basketball cheer- leader 1, 2; Powder puff 4; .■■■ ' ■.. c Elizabeth C. Sinnott 60 Qlandore Road If all else fails . . . laugh Beth, S.T . . . brown hair, blue eyes . . . Maybe latter! , Put it on my tab . . . Likes: tans, VF- night, borrowing money from Jen, sleding w J 2 GP, green eyes, my jokes . . . Pet peeves: dealing with pennies, QUS, The Look, Siamese twins . . . Favor- ite people: Jen, Kat, Katie, KW, LS, Betz, BD, SH, N-Gang, the rest . . . Where found: Ft. Lau- derdale 87 ' , Jen ' s car, in the sun, Cape, B ' s house . . . Thanks Mom Dad!! Field ' ., 3; NHS 4; SADD 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; PP 4; Laura L. Smith 35 Arcadia Road Put your best foot forward and let your dreams lead the way . . Laura, Lau . . . blue eyes . . . Urn like . . . Urn ' , Mow bout some HP, Kat? . . . Likes: roses, smiles, tans, Molson, white BMWs, HP«V, MT w S, STL, talks w Lee, Sof 86 ' ... Pet peeves: 11:30 pm, yellow lights, TD, soupy, P H, looks by Lee . . . Favorite people: Lee, Kat, Renee, Lib, Sean, Bets, The Cohens, Feelix, Jaye . . . Where found: Cloud F w Lee, PAMAVPIWK, w Sean, Home 2, Brockton? . . . Thanks MflcD ILY . . . oh yeah, THANKS BUD! Best of Luck Class of 87!!! Gordon Spencer 42 Burgess Avenue Things aren ' t what they seem Qordie, Qortshk! . . . Burnout with nice hair . . . Oh no! , Wanna Jam?! , Alright , Likes: loud music, having mon- ey. Jamming Pet peeves: liars, having no money, boring week- ends . . . Favorite people: Chris- tine 4-eva, Doug, Scott, Mike, Warren . . . Where found: Chris- tine ' s house. The Warehouse, out having fun . . . Susan E. Spinale 11 Colonial Road Happiness isn ' t having every- thing you want but wanting ev- erything you have. Sue, Nach, Grace . . . Oh my , SPLEMDID! . . . Likes: ann trips w Cath 8f Dish, the Menu, Eng. accents, Ang ' s house, Skateway, B B , 3 tubs, sis- ters w D.D, grads, the Cake . . . Pet peeves: being cold, Prom 86 ' , missed curfews, no sleep, weight talks, the wire . . . Fav. people: Dish, Cath, T.G, Ang, A.H, P.B, D.D, Kate, V.J, Class of 87 ' . . . Found: late, oblivi- ous, with something to do, Val- iant . . . Thanks M rD! Thomas M. Smith 46 Beechnut Road If you ' re there before it ' s over you ' re on time. Tom, Mitta, Speck . . . male, Caucasian, 5 ' 8 , 155 lbs, brown hair, blue eyes . . . Two more kamikases! , Bored, bored, bored! . . . Likes: gum, laugh- ing, Genesis, days off. Flamin- go, Boston, Young ones , ice cream, pizza, money, Tylenol, 3, palm trees . . . Pet peeves: colds, sprained ankles ... Fa- vorite people: MM, RDB, REB, CH, JH, MH, WK, DP, Most ev- eryone else, Phil Collins, M. Jordan, D. Wilkins . . . Where found: in bed, weight room, Cory ' s, baseball 2, 3; football 4; track 2; NHS 3, 4; Stu coun. 3, 4; Tres; SADD 3, 4; Key club 4; Jennifer M. Stanley 390 East Street Give me the luxuries of life and I will willingly do without the ne- cessities . . . Yen, Jen . . . Hazel eyes, always smiling, dot on the end of nose . . . Like , Doot tid doot ti do , egghead . . . Likes: sun, beaches, Bermuda, The Cape, clothes, laughing, talking, par- tying, having Fun . . . Pet peeves: school, smoking. Ju- nior prom 86 . . . Favorite people: Stace, CA, Karen, Men, Beth, K.K, A.S, S.H, L.M, C.N, M.S, G.S . . . Where found: with friends and wherever the fun is . . . Cheerleading 2, 3; SADD 3, 4; AFS 1, 2; Bermuda 87 ' Bryan P, Stirling 32 Buckmaster Road The best always come from behind! Stirl ... All American . . . What ' s up? , What are you doing? , I got it under con- trol . . . Likes: sports, girls, cars, subs, beaches . . . Pet peeves: losing, waking up, THE WIRE . . . Favorite peo- ple: Mick, Ricey, Tom, Steve, Rob, Chris fir Jerry . . . Where found: W.O.P. car, Bermuda . . . football 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 4, Track 1; Basketball mgr 1; Jim Sullivan 139 Qreenhill Road I ' m not weird, I ' m merely ec- centric . . . Jim, Sully . . . look around somewhere there is a picture . . . Likes: windsurfing, weird red cars, Whitewater rafting, skiing . . . Pet peeves: raided parties, poor drivers, college applica- tions, anything typical . . . Fa- vorite people: Scoot, Bogue, Sego, TQJBML, and any other person 1 associate, associated or will associate with . . . Where Found: Massapog, work (unfor- tunately), standing in my sneakers, Ap phun room NHS 3, 4; Store Manager 4; Qreen Years Photographer 4; Lynn Marie C. Stivaletta 151 Woodland Road Have faith in you and the things you do and you cant go wrong . Lynn, Conchetta, Stiv . . . blue eyes, brown hair . . . Mint , 1 don ' t remember , Listen to this . . . Likes: meeting new people, clubing, Boston, Hamp- ton, N.E., Bermuda, 14Kt, Mies ' . . . Pet peeves: car accidents, poles, 57, no car, no ID, getting lost . . . Favorite people: Dianne, Freak LS fir the rest of the crew . . . Where found: eras- ing with Dianne or home a sleep . . . soccer 1, 2; cheerlead- ing 1, 2, 3, 4; softball 1, 2; stu- dent council 1; SADD 3, 4; Thanxs Mom 8c Dad Leslie Ann Sullivan 160 Clapboardtree Street Life ' s truest happiness if found in those friendships we make along the way. Less . . . brown hair, brown eyes, quiet . . . E-Z , Room- mates , Burnt . . . Likes: For- enza, Kruk ' s line, 4, Mercedes cntv, pNR, Kama . . . Peeves: feet, waiting, 82 . . . Fav. peo- ple: fam, Nan, Kel, LE, MC, J, BBT, . . . Found: my car, w Bry, crusin ' Bermuda style, . . . Thanx MficD ILL) . . . cu roomies- 1 11 miss ya . . . softball 1; field hockey 1; AFS 1, 2; Powder puff 4; Wendy Heather Stranahan 29 Qlen Road . . . Mount up with wings as eagles . . . Wendy, crash . . . not tall enough, blue eyes . . . Likes: art, running, travel, food, ani- mals, piano, gymnastics, my beat up car, workingout, Ch. convo, Days . . . pet peeves: wrong turns, plane delays, milk, green sunburn, morp, deadlines . . . Favorite people: Kris, Steph, Jen, Linda, Janie, Chad, Qink, Pam, Sue, Brad 1 , PS, Sara, J9, Miss, JE, Mom, Kfif K, Fishface . . . Where found: lost, Youldens, Peru 85, Portu- gal fir. USSR 86, spr trk 3; wtr trk 3, 4; Xcountry 4; YBSfPP 4; AFS 2; SADD 3, 4; Key CLub 3, 4; Kathleen Sweeney 86 Beechnut Road Don ' t talk about what you ' re going to do or what you ' ve done; do it and let it speak for itself. Kathleen, That ' s irrelevant , Obviously , Sad . . . Likes: food, cocktail ' s, Bermuda 87, Lounging, Marshfield 7 03 Pet peeves: cleaning, knuckle cracking, The Nest, H. of M . . . Favorite people: Lau, Car, Tom, Ker, Faith, Reeges, Nieghbors, etc . . . where found: Shaw ' s, w T chaperoning . , . Volleyball 12 3 4; Softball 1234, Key Club 2 3 4, Lippa 4, EHHHBBHHHHHHHMI HmBB 33 Tearing Drive Life ' s a joke that ' s just begun Carolyn, CA . . . green eyes, brown hair, tall, never on time . . . That is so obnoxious! , I was like . . . , Granite , Likes: clothes, food, having fun, laughing, beach, privacy . . . Pet peeves: noisy people, R.S, snobs, rain . . . Favorite people: Dave, Fats, A, Yen, S.S, L.D, B.O, C.F, K.T, N.D . . . Where found: with friends, my house, partying, the Cape . . . field hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; AFS 1, 2; SADD 3, 4; JV tennis 1; Bermu- da, Senior banquet, prom 87 ' Carol Ann Umscheid 124 Briar Lane Dream on, dream until your dreams come true . . . Woody . . . short, dark hair, brown eyes . . . Oh well! . . . likes: being with my friends, Summer . . . Pet peeves: cold weather . . . Favorite people: Dee, Michelle, Lisa, Amy Katie, Christine, the rest know who they are . . . Where found: Dee ' s house, Amy ' s room, Christine ' s basement, Swim team 1; AFS 1, 2; SADD 4; Powder puff 4; Se- nior class banquet 4; Stefan Theodore Box 821 Just taking care of business. Bean, Elvis, Stefan . . . conser- vative, unpredictable, different . . . Wrong! , Wait a minute , Ease up! . . . Likes: Rush, Po- lice, cars, bass, . . . Pet peeves: Mew England weather, tests . . . Favorite people: Paul, Scott, Franco, Marty, Jim . . . Where found: in car, FR ' s, Westwood Pro Shop . . . Tennis 1, 2; Ski team 1, 2, 3; Spanish Honor So- ciety 3 ' Brian D. Valentine 182 Birchtree Drive James P. Tunney 37 Hooper Street We are the people your parents warned you about! Jim, Germ, J.T . . . cool, crisp . . . Intence Lou Lou , Lat- er , Marrrveloouss , Jam- min Likes: parties, friends, late night, more parties, chix, moto x, rad skiing, Florida, Daytona Beach, Penrods, hoop, AC DC, Rush, loud tunes, An- gus, hummas Pet peeves: spent, ripee, F.A, Dites, idiot chix, Favorite people: me, An- gela, The family, Lisa D, Dae late night, The Brue Crue Where found: on top, Islington, with the wife . . . Thanks Mom Kevin Weekes 95 Lewiston Street, Hyde Park Ain ' t nothing to it but to do it. Kev, K.E.V . . . tall, brown chilly- most . . . Yo, Yo , Y ' scunt , Oh, but so what ... 40 OZ- private stock . . . Pet peeves: Physics, 4-cyl, 5-0 .. . Favorite people: all of my clique, fly skiz- zas, Run-DMC, LL Where found: around the way, Camb., Donna C ' s Football 3; Bertil Wenger 464 Oak St. Michael Zingg 16 Oxford Retrace It ' s not how bad the cut, it ' s how bad you bleed Mike, Zingga . . . tall, dark, handsome . . . Mat it, it ' s all yours! , Chill, cops! Likes: skiing, parties, fast cars, 4WD, vineyard . . . Pet peeves: getting stuck, cops, Slone , Rust!, warm brass monkey . . . Favor- ite people: Kirst, Pete, Clint, Glen, Lori, Rich, Family . . Where found: Shack, baker, beach, under the bus . . . Hock- ey 1, 2, 3; Kelly Elizabeth West 92 Pond Plain Road God grants us memories so we might have roses in December. Kel . . . Blonde? green eyes . . .E-Z , Burnt , Seriously? ' , Man you ' re cool . . . Likes: roommates, V-Ball, coke, V.F til BK, 4, Patn ... Pet peeves: 82 waiting, soopey, rat pack, ru- mors . . . Fav. people: Man, Less, Erin, Betty, Jen fir Beth, Nor-gang, Di, Mike, Bry, LERR . . . Where found: Leslie ' s car-all of ' em, Betty ' s, crusin ' Bermu- da style. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, cptn 4; B-ball 1, 2, 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; Green Yrs 4; P. Puff 4; l.L.U MfifD Bye roomies thanx for memories Susan Zizza 137 Williard Circle Rock. the day to rock the night; take away the song and we will fight. Sue, Dummee, Chippy, Weezy . . . brown hair, brown eyes . . . What are you sayin? Cool , Bobby! . . . Likes: hugs, live drums, U2, rock-n-roll, heavy metal, MTV, soakin ' rays, T-par- ties in 103 NEO ... Pet peeves: snobs, George . . . Favorite peo- ple: Mom, Dad,, Wooby, Beamer, DC, TM, KB, PB, SP, TS, SL, DG, TL, SA, MG, MS, JS, Finn, Fabs, GPS . . . Where found: poolside, Lechmere, concerts . . . Volleyball 1, 2; Softball 1; Michelle L. Young 157 Mahatan Street Friends are the family we choose for yourself . . . Micki . . . Chow , AOTA . . . Likes: Jluey Lewis, animals, horseback riding, music, Ret . . . Pet peeves: Rush, vegetables, heavy metal . . . Favorite peo- ple: 2G.G., Sue, A.M, H.K, S.D, J.R, Rena, K.M, Art, B.J, Bill { Ernie ), Kim L . . . Where found: Bruce Kennels . . . Marching band 1, 2, 3; Vice- president 4; Concert band 1, 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; ■ yvT i 203 High Rock Street And now the man who moves well without the ball. I ' m to incredible looking to de- scribe in words . . . Foker anyone? Mo really, I can play any song, I get paid Thurs- day . . . Likes: not being here, Heather . . . Favorite people: Paul, Jim, Glen, Liza, Missy, Daron, Ed the night guy and of course Bill ... Pet peeves: Scandanavian phone cops, things in 3D, Westwood High School, yuppies . . . Good bye guys see when 1 get out ... At least 300 miles from where you expect me to be. Oh my god I haven ' t done any after school activities! Michael A. Vasil 10 Westview Terrace Poverty is something we hide throughout our life and glorify in our memoirs. Vaz, Galoobie . . . always smil- ing, crew cut . . . Delicious ' , Babo . . . Sue, Springsteen, bikinis, ice cream, hoop, LLL ' s, 8514, money . . . rain, snow, smoke, stupid people, Anti- Americans . . . Sue, Murfl, Whit- ney, J.M, K.D, CD. S.H, H.A, DM, B.A, A.M . . . Any restau- rant, with Sue, LP, golfing, in the mailtruck, ' King of the For- est ' ' Shlong ' I howled Bas- ketba ll All Six Games, PPFB 4; . . . FOOTSTEPS Footsteps echo . . . Through a cavernous entrance Sounds of frightened children — Timidly exploring boundaries of A new and unfamiliar realm. Footsteps echo . . . Through familiar halls Sounds of industrious students — Striving to accomplish myriad goals Within a sheltered world. Footsteps echo . . . Through empty rooms Sounds of old friends reminiscing — Memories of past glories and failures Providing strength to look ahead. Footsteps echo . . . Through a bannered exit Sounds of mutual congratulations — Understanding that we are again children In a new and unfamiliar realm. Foosteps echo . . . Through diverging paths Sounds of individuals — Using years of self discovery To conquer new horizons. By Jordana Riley i Footsteps From The Past TOP ROW: N. Little, M. K. Kelley, Q. MacKinnon R. Rich, K. Sweeney, M. McDermott, D. Najjar, A. Maurici; SECOND ROW: D. Masiello, L. Murphy, K. Lepri, L. Cohen, K. McDermott, K. Cronin, B. Stirling, W. Khoury, C. 6f J. Mart, C. Tassinari. B. Priore. J. Peterson R. Brawley; THIRD ROW: L. Smith, D. Doherty, A. Saari, W. Stranahan, L. Anderson, M. Brathwaite, J. Clark, R. Moore. M. Young, S. Molloy, L. Qanim, B. O ' Rourke, M. Hogan; FOURTH ROW: L. Carrabis, E. Regan, J. Riley, D. Leon, W. Laws, J. Chiricotti, A. MacKinnon, S. Shepperson, S. Flaherty; FIFTH ROW: B. Jorgensen, D. Quigley, Q. Qrundstrom, J. Hunter, W. McCarron, T. Smith, K. Weekes, J. Pinel, M. Giambanco, C. Roach, H. Kranz; BOTTOM ROW: S. Delaney, K. Commane, C. Jurkiewicz, D. Curley, J. Qundersen frftri Bright Times . . . •£ 7 ' .wiPM sa HEmE 4 I o 10 VA1 OT i3:U ] ©CO© UNDERCLASSMEN 0000 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS B. Aaron, J. Allen, W. Allyne, A, Alves, N. Antonellis, C. Baggeroer, J. Barber, J. Barry, J. Bean, M. Beattie, M. Beneway, S. Blumquist, M Blumental, D. Borden, N. Bradley, A. Brady, A. Brazier, Pi. Bride, J. Brown, M. Bruno, V. Bruno, R. Burr, D. Butters, R. Cahaly, L. Calvagne, S. Cap puccino, M. Carey, T. Carey, B. Carlson, W. Carrabis, C. Carrierro, J. Carroll, R. Casey, J. Christian, C. Chapin, L. Clark, J. Clinton, M. Cloney, J Coen, A. Collari, J. Collins, J. Conley, T. Cosgrove, D. Coughlan, T. Creamer, W. Cronin, J. Cummings, K. Cunningham, K. Dalrymple, M. Davis J. Desimone, Pi. Desmond, T. D ' Espinoza, C. Dipietro, J. Dobra, C. Draper, K. Driscoll, S. Edwards, C. Esposito, S. Eederico, T. Feeney, L. Fink M. Flanagan, D. Foehl, J. Fox, M. Foxx, J. Friedman, J. Gary, S. Qearty, T. Gentile, K. Gerraughty, S. Gerulskis, K. Gill, M. Gill, G. Gilroy, J. Gold farb, D. Goldstein, Pi. Gonsalves, J. Gozzo. B. Grady, R. Grady, C. Green, C. Greenhow, S. Griffin, L. Guglielmi, C. Habib, S. Haines, C. Mall, D. Mai perin, R. Harper, S. Harrington, J. Harris, B. Henderson, J. Hennigan, T. Higgins, S. Hoban, J. Howley, M. Hulme, J. Hurley, T. Imbornone, K. Jen kins, D. Jorgenson, C. Kallenberg, K. Kane, J. Karcher, K. Keaney, M. Keefe, V. Kelley, R. Kelly, C. Kennedy, C. Kremer, R. Lauck, J. Layden, D Leary, J. Lee, M. Lennon, M. Leonard, A. Letoumeau, K. Liljestrand, M. Locke, E. Lynch, A. Mahegan, K. Maki, D. Malouf, A. Malvone, L. Margeson, J. Marshall, M. Martin, S. Maxwell, J. Mayhew, J. McCoy, E. McCusker, J. McDonough, P. Mclnnis, S. Mclntyre, D. McKenna, W. McLaughlin, L. McLean, M. McLellan, E. McMellen, M. McMillin, C. Meleo, V. Micale, M. Milonas, J. Morrison, J. Mullen, A. Mulligan, M. Musto, R. nandi, M. niles, T. Nolan, K. norton, L. houmi, D. O Conner, C. O Donnell, B. OToole, K. OToole, M. Papetti, D. Pariseau, M. Petrucci, B. Poreda, B. Quinn, D. Quinn, S. Quinn, B. Rago, C. Reardon, J. Reynolds, J. Robicheau, S. Romaine, M. Rosenberg, B. Rosenblad, M. Russo, J. Rutan, J. Santarpio, M. Scarano, S. Seward, L. Shahidi, A. Shamatta, T. Shamatta, R. Shea, W. Shea, J. Shields, C. Silva, E. Spann, B. Spellman, D. Stewart, A. Sullivan, D. Sullivan, D. Sullivan, S. Sullivan, L. Susi, M. Thurmond, C. Towne, Q. Traylor, J. Tschirch, M. Vajentic, W. Wallace, P. Ward, C. Williams, D. Williams, S. Yesaillian. r L «HHH HHH1 SOPHOMORES Q. Allen, D. Alvear, Q. Alvino, T. Anderson, J. Aquilina, J. Badessa, J. Bain, K. Baker, F. Barnes, J. Barucci, T. Bean, A. Becker, J. Belmonte, L. Bier, K. Boland, T. Brady, B. Bruno, D. Buckley, M. Buonagurio, C. Burr, W. Cain, P. Cakridas, P. Canelos, J. Carrabis, K. Carter, B. Carty, J. Carty, L. Carver, H. Casey, W. Casey, C. Celano, K. Child, C. Chipley, R. Coakley, S. Colbert, P. Collins, M. Conners, S. Corcoran, K. Coyne, D. Creavin, C. Cronin, K. Crossland, C. Dalrymple, K. Davis, J. Dawidowicz, L. Deangelis, M. DiBlasi, J. Domina, A. Dorr, D. Dratch, L. Duffy, S. Edel, C. Fallon, M. Fannon, M. Finneran, P. Flaherty, D. Ford, L. Foscaldo, W. Qermaine, Q. Qiambanco, R. Gibbons, J. Qiurleo, R. Glynn, M. Gostavtas, D. Grady, M. Grady, G. Grunstrom, D. Habeeb, P. Habib, C. Manberry, S. Markness, C. Hearns, J. Meneberry, J. Mowley, J. Hudson, A. hurley, J. Hurvitz, J. Johnson, S. Jones, A. Joyce, J. Keller, S. Kelley, H. Khuri, C. Koukkos, C. Kremer, BHI iSfcutf $Je| ■ ' ■ ' ' ' . ' ■ ' ■. ■NHH hhh h K. Krukonis, T. Lee, M. Lehmann, K. Lillis, N. Loulache, S. Lund, C. MacDonald, B. MacKinnon, S. MacQueen, K. MacWhinnie, K. Magri, A. Mallios, K. Malloy, T. Massaro, S. Mazzola, K. Mcaulay, S. McCafferty, K. McCoy, T. McQann, N. McQee, E. McQowan, D. McKay, K. Messina, J. Morrison, C. Murphy, R. Murphy, S. Murphy, T. Murray, C. Masisi, E. Ngugen, C. Morton, C. O ' Brien, D. O ' Brien, L. O ' Brien, L. O ' Conner, K. O ' Donnel, R. O Mara, M. Oswald, E. Fallis, K. Philbin, L. Philbin, J. Pinciaro, B. Pindel, D. Pinel, B. Poreda, J. Powers, L. Randlett, C. Reissfelder, R. Rooney, M. Rutstein, K. Salett, D. Scally, B. Scarlata, D. Schreiber, J. Scibilia, M. Sharma, M. Shea, S. Sheppard, S. Shields, S. Sivacek, A. So- kol, J. Spann, L. Stivaletta, L. Sullivan, M. Sullivan, J. Sweeney, F. Tannous, L. Tench, J. Thiel, J. Thornton, J. Tretter, J. Troiano, L. Tunney, R. Vanzadelhoff, M. Waldmann, J. Waldrod, Q. Warren, P. Weber, D. Weinstein, B. Welby, J. Wells, K. White, V. Wiltshire, M. Wu, L. Zauranjian. 1 fl—fflfWH M. Aboubaker, M. Angelicchio, Q. Aymie, A. Beaulieu, J. Bisson, M. Blanchard, W. Boehl, S. Bogue, D. Boone, K. Burk, S. Carey, N. Caruso, L. Casa, L. Christian, L. Ciampa, S. Cobb, C. Cocivera, M. Collins, E. Conley, K. Cooney, Q. Corbett, Q. Cullen, A. Curley, R. Danna, M. Deangelis, M. Delconte, T. Demarderosian, M. D ' Espinosa, C. DiForte, T. Dimascio, A. DiPietro, Q. Dixon, S. Dolan, E. Dreyer, K. Fadum, C. Feely, D. Fisher, J. Fitzgerald, S. Fitzpatrick, J. Flaherty, D. Fleming, N. Freiberger, A. Friedman, D. Gentile, J. Qiambanco, J. Giambanco, J. Gill, M. Guerra, W. Hall, A. Halsted, B. Hanlon, J. Hatch, D. Henderson, M. Hener, C. Hennifan, J. Higgins, C. Hirschberg, D. Hood, S. Howe, R. Hughes, R. Ilg, S. Is- kenderian, B. Jacobson, K. Johnson, C. Jurkiewicz, M. Kane, M. Karafotias, K. Keller, E. Kelley, J. Kerrigan, L. Klein, E. Larkin, J. Lawless, C. Layden, J. Lee, ■M D. Little, J. Lopez, K. Lowe, M. Lynch, K. Mahoney, S. Maki, S. Mallios, P. Mao, A. Marani, Q. Marsh, M. Maurici, L. Mazzola, K. McCarron, J. McDermott, T. McDonald, S. McQann, L. McQonigle, M. McQowan, A. McLean, E. McMellen, J. McMillin, S. Meagher, J. Messina, A. Milonas, Q. Moore, E. Murphy, K. Murphy, S. Murray, B. Harciso, S. Naughton, D. Nicholas, T. O ' Leary, D. Olsson, J. O ' Neil, J. Peavey, M. Pellegrini, J. Poole, J. Prinn, R. Priore, M. Puopolo, S. Puopolo, C. Rago, D. Reissfelder, A. Resha, P. Riley, S. Riley, M. Riskalla, B. Rosenberg, J. Rowe, S. Rudolph, C. Ruggiero, J. Rzucidlo, D. Sceppa, S. Schonmetzler, K. Sheehan, D. Simic, R. Smith, P. Snyder, V. Sotos, M. Suffredini, L. Sullian, C. Theodore, D. Theodore, C. Towne, S. Troiani, M. Vanzadelhoff, M. Wainwright, J. White M. White, P. White, M. Winslow, T. Yobaccio, P. Yphantes, A. Zouranjian IS A? 1 1 4 31 r n STUDENT COUNCIL first row (L to R): H. Irvine, L. Elliott, C. Hart, T. Smith, S. Spinale. second row: Q. Mart, D. Curley, A. Mardiman, K. Hagberg. third row: R. Brawley, K. Roche, J. Christian, J. Gary, fourth row: E. Hu, J. Thornton, J. Morrison, D. Buckley. The Student Council, led by co-presidents Chris Mart Be Lynn Elliot; vice-president Hope Irvine; treasurer Tom Smith and secre- tary Sue Spinale, had the honor of breaking in first year advisor Ms. Lisa Bowler. With her assistance we were able to sponsor the most successful Halloween dance in the past 5 years. This year due to the accredidation committee. Homecoming Week was altered. However, the usual school spirit was dem- onstrated and the students faculty en- joyed the week. We decided to try something new and gave a pep rally on a Friday night? Here the previously announced Homecom- ing Queen (Renee Rich) and our first Mr. Westwood (Dave Henderson) were intro- duced. We didn ' t have quite the turn out as we hoped for, but it was all in good fun. In closing, on behalf of the Student Council, I would like to thank Ms. Bowler for a job well done. We would also like to wish her good luck in the future years as Student Council advisor and that they may be as fun as ours was. STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD This year the student advisory board experienced one of its most successful years in its history. We were able to create a strong bridge between the student body and the school s officials. Combining our efforts with other school organiza- tions and Sue Spinale, we were able to expel the swimming re- quirement. Also we created a stu- dent questionaire to discover the views of the students. We had a remarkable response and many of those changes will be prevalent in the future. Furthermore, the SAB would like to thank Mrs. Petrakos whose hard work and dedication allowed us to enjoy a productive and successful year. 102 first row (L to R): J. Kerrigan, E. McCusker, L. Elliott, second row: B. OToole, J. Gary, C. Breen, B. O Rourke, J. Wells KEY CLUB The members of the Key Club were very busy this year in their volunteer projects. Their projects included blood drives, phone-a-thons, and candystrip- ing at Norwood Hospital to name just a few. Beth, Hope, Beth, and Sue led the Key Club in these worthwhile activities, and they wish to thank Mrs. Matteson for her time and effort in heading the club. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS Congratulations to this year ' s na- tional Merit Scholars! The extremely high scores on the PSAT were quite impressive this year, and we boasted four semi-finalists (Tom Qearty, Ste- phen Buonopane, Aaron Proman, and Greg Carlevale). Good luck to all of these talented individuals. front row (L to R): T. Gearty, S. Buonopane, A. Proman. middle row: K. Mulgrew, S. Giurleo, M. Hogan, A. Coggins, N. Little, back row: J. Riley, R. Dullea, L. Anderson. 103 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY first row (L to R): T. Gearty, D. Curley, S. Spinale, T. Smith, M. Little, M. Giambanco. second row: S. Adams, S. Giurleo, M. Mogan, K. Mulgrew, D. Najjar, K. Hagberg, L. Anderson, third row: S. Buono- pane, A. Proman, J. Sullivan, J. Peterson, L. Smith, C. Roach, A. Coggins, J. Pinel, A. Hardiman, M. Irvine, K. Roche, K. Cronin. fourth row: R. Blomquist, M. Harkness, R. Lassen, D. Dermardero- sian, J. Orphanos, J. Barry. first row (L to R): K. Kremer, J. Collins, J. Christian, C. Greenhow. second row: J. Cummings, T. D ' Espinosa, D. Butters, K. Driscoll, E. McCusker, M. McMillan, third row: M. Rosenberg, J. Tsirch, M. Bride, fourth row: J. Shields, S. Lane, R. Mandi, J. White, M. Papetti, J. Dobra. fifth row: B. Rosenblad, J. Mennigan, S. Yessalian, K. Cunningham, J. Coen. The National Honor Society had a very good year. Under President Tom Gearty, Vice President Dave Curley, Secretary Sue Spinale, and Treasurer Tom Smith, the Society worked hard and had lots of fun. Who can forget those Sunday ' s raking the cemetary or those Friday mornings waiting to see who would show up for the meetings? Special thanks to Miss Dillon for all the hard work and time she put in to make ri. ft. S. a success. With the help and support of Se- nor Hola Ducheneau and, later on, Senora Perry, the Spanish Hon- or Society enjoyed a very success- ful year that proved to be lots of fun also. Although senior officers dropped like Spanish flies, a lot was accomplished and mucho funds were raised through activi- ties like Bruins raffle sales, lolli- grams, and the ever-popular he- lado. Thanks again to Senor, Senora, and the many officers-and Buena Suerte from the departing seniors. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY 104 first row (L to R): A. Coggins, C. Breen, B. Cronin. second row: M. Davis, D. Butters, R. Moore, L. Elliott, D. Curley, C. Mart, third row: K. Kremer, J. Connolly, K. Cronin, K. Perry, M. Hogan, E. McCusker, M. McClellan, J. Gozzo. fourth row: M. Connors, J. Clinton, J. Tsirch, J. Dobra, A. Latemou. fifth row: D. Buckley, K. Cunningham, J. Henneberry, C. Kramer, S. Adams, M. Papetti, D. Papetti, B. Cronin, S. Maxwell, S. Lane. STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING It was another successful year for Students Against Driving Drunk at Westwood High School thanks to Mrs. Manlon, S.A.D.D. advisor, and an enthusiastic membership. A new twist to the S.A.D.D. campaign was the Pepsi bumber stickers, which encouraged people not to drive while under the influence. The annual array of movies during prom season again heightened everyone ' s awareness to the dangers of drinking and driving. Talks with many famous, and not-so-famous drug users, some of whom are still serving jail sentences, were an added interest to the students this year. Good luck next year, and remember the meaning of S.A.D.D. 105 NO PARENTHESES No Parentheses, Westwood High School ' s only literary magazine, had a fabulous year. This year ' s issue was the first to have been done entirely on com- puter and, despite a few headaches, was one of the better issues. Mr. Milan, whip in hand, kept Editor-in- Chief Tom Qearty, Senior Editor Maureen Hogan, and Technical Producer Jodi Ril- ey on their toes. The hard work paid off as no Paren- theses sold out almost instantly. front row (L to R): H. Kranz, J. Riley, M. Hogan, T. Qearty. middle row: D. Leary, A. Maurici, S. Maxwell, back row: A. Coggins, M. Davis, L. Anderson, B. Filippone, S. Segenchuk, S. Buonopane. 106 DEBATING CLUB The Debating Club, growing in numbers and ideas, was headed up for the second consecutive year by President Debbie Najjar and Vice-President Carolyn Jurkiewicz. It was a challenge preparing for our intraschool debates and by working together we conquered many obstacles. We wish next year ' s team good luck. 1st ROW: D. Najjar, C. Breen, 2nd ROW: C. Qreenhow, L. Anderson, J. White, E. Fadum; 3rd ROW: J. Collins, C. Nasisi. N. Bride, B. Sterling DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club had an active year in 1987. Under the guidance of Miss Shute, President Due Mol- loy, and Vice-President Laura Car- rabis, they rehearsed weekly for one act plays and put on two major productions - Whatever Happened to Good Old Ebenezer Scrooge and Sorry Wrong number. In addi- tion, they worked on their techni- cal skills back stage and set design skills. 1st ROW: L. Carrabis; 2nd ROW: K. Jenkins, D. Najjar, L. Badessa, M. DelConte; 3rd ROW: B. Carrabis, B. Carlson MATH TEAM front row (L to R): S. Buonopane, T. Qearty, A. Proman. middle row: S. Adams, C. Masisi, S. Segenchuk, M. Wald- mann. back row: M. Papetti, N. Bride, B. Sceppa, J. Coen. Sceppa, get the good . . . Of course we have to get dismissed early for lunch . . . The Westwood High Math Team led the league for most of the year, but lost in the final meet to the steady Dover-Sherbom Squad. The coaching and preparation by coach James Pender were instrumental in the team ' s victories. The departing seniors, Stephen Buonopane, Aaron Proman, Scott Adams, Steve Segen- chuk, and Tom Qearty would like to thank Coach Pender for his dedica- tion and leadership. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY The Societe Honoraire de Fran- cais spent another productive year inducting new members into this elite little group! Unfortunately, we also lost a few members. C est la vie, eh! Moleen and Linda perfect- ed their ceremony decorating skills and Bertil impressed all of us with his flawless accent. We de- parting members would like to thank Madame Doucette, Made- moiselle Tieri, and Madame Coffin for their efforts in re-founding the W.M.S. chapter of the Society and we wish the remaining members much luck and more activity. front row (L to R): L. Anderson, N. Little, S. Delaney. middle row: M. Rosenberg, J. flennigan, E. Nguyen, B. Wenger. back row: J. Aquilina, L. Duffy, S. Harkness, M. Shama, L. Randlett. 108 ACADEMIC DECATHALON Nov. 22, Cambridge . . . Aaron, Alissa, Greg, Sue, Sego, Cathy ... 7 grueling hours of testing and tolerance . . . alternates: MoHo, Grueber, Kris, Jodi, Jeff Bobby . . . medals galore . . . 1st place in Div, 2 . . . Studying continues— state finals Feb. 7, Wayland . . . it was funny the first time . . . Cathy we don ' t want to go to Texas . . . end results? 8th place trophy, sigh of relief, relaxation re- freshments at the Green Room — Thanx to all of the faculty who helped us study a big thank you to Miss Dillon -I- Mr. Milan for their encouragement, support great coaching!! Top to Bottom: Bill Grube, Sue Guirleo, Jodi Riley, Steve Segenchuk, Maureen Hogan, Rob Dullea, Jeff Collins, Cathy Breen, Aaron Proman PEER COUNSELING first row: (L to R): J. Pederson, T. Smith, K. Roche, J. Gunderson, A. Hardiman, B. Sinnot, J. Harrington, A. Guindon, D. Masimiello. second row: S. Hellar, R. Brawley, C. Curley, E. Fadum. third row: M. Krukonis, J. Brown, K. Jenkins, W. Khoury, M. Giam- banco, J. Christian, E. Lawless, J. Orphanos, L. Smith. With the help and patience of Mrs. Man- Ion, this Fine group of kids hopefully turned some Jr. High students in the right direction pertaining to drugs and alcohol. After 3 long hours each Wednes- day night for 6 weeks of training, they were finally able to do the real counsel- ing ' - at the Jr. High. Everyone, after get- ting over nervousness anxiety (and a few tough little 7th graders), will agree that this new program at W.H.S. was chal- langing, fun and a great learning experience. 109 BOYS ' GIRLS ' STATE Student representatives Dave, Cath, Chris. Jerry, Rob, Maureen, Reegs, and Amy spent a week at local colleges learning the basics of govern- ment on a local and state level. The several hundred partici- pants were divided into political parties and then into towns and cities. Mock elections were held for town and city officials as well as state positions such as governor and attorney general. The Westwood reps, returned home with their heads filled with new knowledge, bodies weary with exhaustion, and their address books overflow- ing with new names. front (L to R): C. Breen, Q. Hart, C. Mart, R. Blomquist. back: A. Hardiman, M. Hogan, B. Regan, D. Curley. ANNOUNCERS Attention please for this morning ' s announce- ments. ' ' . . . Here ' s Beth . . . thanks Sue ' ' . . . The voices of Cathy, Sharon, Beth, and Sue started our days this year at W.H.S. We will never forget Sue ' s whining, Cathy ' s speed-reading, and, most of all, the announcers dedication and ability to get to school before 8:00. no  «nrH CHORALE For the second consecutive year, the Westwood High School Chorale gathered many energetic and talented students to- gether on Wednesday nights for two hour practice sessions. Under the instruction of a very patient di- rector, Mrs. Maya Gray, the Chorale sang at the school ' s Winter and Spring Concerto, performed for the graduating seniors on Class Day, and received an Excellent rat- ing at the Creative Arts Workshop Showcase. The Chorale would like to thank Jennifer Keller and Jeffrey Domina, the piano accom- panists, for a great job. Congratulations to Jennifer who was chosen as the pianist for the Southeast District Chorus. Thank you Mrs. Gray! VOCAL ENSEMBLE Consisting of only 6 voices and 1 pianist, the Honors Vocal Ensemble broke away from the traditional Double Quartet not only in the number of students, but also in style. The Vocal Ensemble sang for members of the Museum of Fine Arts, the guests of Mr. Cedrone ' s retirement party, and for the French National Honor Society induction. The Vocal Ensemble consisted of sopra- nos Debbie Najjar and Denise Pinel, altos Susan Molloy and Amy Sullivan, baritones Bill Carribis and Chris Reardon and pianist Joyce Bain. To all: Don ' t ever forget the closeness we shared being Side by Side , Mrs. Gray ' s 1st mistake , and all the great memories. front (L to R): A. Sullivan, D. Pinel. back: S. Malloy, J. Bain, J. Reardon, D. Najjar, B. Carrabish. 111 CONCERT BAND This year the Concert Band displayed its talent at both the Winter Concert and the Pops Concert. For the first time in recent years the Concert Band attended a festival in Agawam, then headed to Riverside Park for an afternoon of fun. The Concert Band again assisted at graduation, playing Pomp and Circumstance as the seniors filed in. Thanks to everyone in the band for your cooperation. 1st ROW: A. Mehegan, C. Giambanco, B. Carrabis, B. Poreda, J. Pinel, M. McGee, M. Giambanco, J. Domina; 2nd ROW: J. Giambanco, M. Henner, C. Reardon, E. McCusker, J. Giambanco, L. Susi, K. Perry, C. Towne; 3rd ROW: G. Traylor, D. McKenna, M. Young, D. Fisher, Mr. Giurleo, S. Jones, C. Towne, D. Merrill M S . }l % ' ■ ' • . i ir iifc J i ORCHESTRA This year ' s orchestra, conducted by Mr. Guirleo, was another smashing success. The orchestra performed many concerts throughout the school year, including the Christmas Concert, the Pops Concert, and the First Annual Spring String Jubilee. Some of the pieces performed were: Branden- bury ' , Themes from Mozart ' s 40th Sym- phony , and March from Joshua . Thanks for all your help, Mr. Guirleo, and good luck for your future orchestras. 1st ROW: J. Bain, C. Hirschberg, K. Boland, A. Maurici, A. Corcoran, D. Merrill; 2nd ROW: Mr. Giurleo, B. Hogan 112 DANCE BAND You may have seen the Westwood High School Dance Band, under the direction of Don Richard, performing at banquets and concerts, but this jazz ensem- ble ' s main event is touring for three days in the Spring. This year the tour took place throughout the State of Maine. The Dance Band members were housed by local students in exchange for the musi- cal entertainment they brought to many Maine residents. The trip was successful and rewarding as the Dance Band brought a little culture to the rural areas of Maine. PERCUSSION FRONT ROW: B. Poreda, M. Qiambanco, D. Merrill, N. McQee; 2nd ROW: C. Reardon, A. Mehegan, W. Qrube, E. Nguyen; 3rd ROW: A. Sullivan, M. Hogan, S. Jones, D. Fisher; 4th ROW: D. McKenna, Q. Qiambanco, J. Domina, B. Hogan, B. Poreda This group of talented per- cussionists truly impressed us this year with all of the awards which they received in Marching Band and all of the tough rythms which they performed in the various other musical groups to which they belonged. We were lucky to have been able to enjoy their talents at WHS and we wish them con- tinued success in the future. 1st ROW: J. Bain, C. Reardon, J. Qiambanco, M. Qiambanco, J. Qiambanco; 2nd ROW: E. Nguyen, C. Hirschberg, Q. Traylor 113 MARCHING BAND yjj e ' .. p , °. 1 ' ° , «, Fall season means band season. This year the marching band placed first in four out of its five competitions, and placed third in the Mew England Scholastic Band Associa- tion finals, receiving awards for best percussion and best drum major. Under the direction of Jim Qiurleo, the march- ing band practices up to twenty hours a week preparing for football games, parades and most importantly - competi- tions. Their very sucessful season has left them optimistic towards the future. 114 w HOnOR SOCIETY ACTIVITIES The honor societies at WHS had anoth- er active year in ' 87. SHU, under the di- rection of Mr. Ducheneau and Mrs. Perry, kept busy with raffles and ice cream sales, and now many of us know how to ask for our ice cream in Espanol! SHF, with guidance from Mrs. Doucette and Miss Tieri, helped make signs for the Foreign Language Fair and welcomed back Mrs. Coffin who spoke at the induction along with Mrs. Larkin. | J HS, lead by Miss 1 Dillon, spent an X X interesting year helping the Recreation Dept. spruce up Westwood. Members chopped, raked, sawed, and generally desecrated nature all around town. In order to fulfill their crucial hours of service, riHSers were often also seen behind the counter of the school store and tutoring other students. GREEN YEARS STAFF This year ' s yearbook is a unique one! The staff consisted of a grand total of seven people. Editors-in-Chief John Barry and Linda Anderson spearheaded the production of Green Years ' 87, while Christine O Donnell contributed significantly with her typing. The yearbook process began quite late (around Christmas) due to ' contract problems ' ' and was not completed until late August. However, the time and effort put in will hopefully prove beneficial. Green Years ' 87 offers a few new twists and ideas that did not exist in previous yearbooks, new events covered include the Mr. Westwood High Contest, the very successful Lip Syncs, and the Sailing Club under th e guidance of Mr. Topalian. Original and creative pages include the Bloopers page and the newest section, A Look Back . A Look Back displays some of us in our freshman, sophomore, and junior years. We hope you enjoy these new sections. By looking at the biography section, one might come to the conclusion that it is incomplete; however, it is complete. It was made quite clear that all biographies had to be signed; however, some refused to, or forgot, and were therefore left out. The process of making a yearbook is, and was, a long one. Literally hundreds of pictures had to be sorted and numbered: Activities, Sports, Seniors, and candids. The ' best pictures are, we hope, displayed in this yearbook; however, there were countless other pictures. Some good, some funny, and, unfortunately, some of bad taste (?). We hope you enjoy our selection of pictures. The next step involved layout. Pictures had to be selected, cropped, blown-up, or shrunk-down. Headlines had to be created (30 pt, Style 47, All Caps), and tool lines added. The next step, or shall we say hardship, involved typing. A part of the yearbook that often goes unnoticed, but adds another dimension to the yearbook - typing (Copy A, 8 pt., Style 47). The last step, and probably the step that separates an average yearbook from a good yearbook, involves creativity. Tint a page, add a design, add a tool line, add a quote or type a line. The editors-in-chief undertook each of these steps, and Green Years ' 87had been completed. The yearbook is now in the capable hands of Jos- tens Printing and Publishing, and we hope our image of Green Years ' 87 has come true. Creating the yearbook has been a worthwhile experience, and we hope you enjoy Green Years ' 87. P.S. We would like to thank those people who took time out of their summers to help us with various sections of the book. We would also like to thank photographers Tom Qearty and Rob Fink - you guys made a difference. « t All of us in the Class of ' 87 were glad to make the acquaint- ances of Bertil and Marguarita. Bertil spent the entire school year with us and joined in our classes and also in activities such as tennis team and French honor society. Marguarita was only with us for a few months, but we were glad to welcome her to the Senior Banquet and other spring activities. Unfortunately, in June Bert returned to Germany while Marg went home to Co- lumbia; we will miss them, they enriched our school and our lives. FOREIGN FRIENDS BYE BERT MARG! 117 WEEK . . . fe , p i k SfC ifl £ m ■ ' • Hl H SCIENCE FAIR And the winner is . . . o FOOTBALL 22 first row (L to R): T. Smith, M. Nolle, Q. Warren, R. Shea, B. McCafferty, B. Quinn, T. D Espinosa, R. Blomquist, D. Goldstein, second row: M. Doherty, N. Peters, Q. Scott, M. LaCamera, A. Mullen, W. Boehl, S. Lane, S. MacDonald, L. Fink, third row: R. Ruggiero, M. Shea, M. Scibilia, T. Shamatta, T. Yobuccio, B. Stirling, B. Jacobsen, M. Thurmond, A. Alves, J. Qenis. fourth row: C. Runcie, D. Henderson, B. Carty, M. Mao, B. MacKinnon, J. Bean, M. DiBlasi, K. Driscoll, B. Pindel. fifth row: D. Mason, J. Roberts, V. Kelley, D. Curley, P. Bean, T. McMellen, S. Maclntyre, J. McDonough, P. Clarke, M. fliggins. sixth row: K. McCoy, C. Kallenberg, J. flanley, D. O ' Brien, T. O ' Leary, M. Krukonis, M. Leonard. After an outstandingly hard fought sea- son, the 1986 Westwood Wolverines Toot- ball Squad became the third team in the school ' s history to play football in December. After dropping the season s opener, the Wolverines, led by captains Rocco Ruggiero, Kevin McCoy, Mike LaCamera, and Dave Curley, captured nine consecutive victories to become the first team in the history of the school to go undefeated in the Tri-Valley League. GIMME A W SUPERBOWL At the Superbowl at Boston University, the Wolverines lost a close and bitter battle to Archbishop Williams by a score of 6-0. The team and its fans will always remember the Super- bowl, but they will also remember the exciting plays and victories that got them there — fake field-goal touchdown passes, the longest (98 yds.) offensive drive in the school ' s history, and the regular season-ending victory at home against Molliston in front of 5000+ fans. VOLLEYBALL Go, fight, win Westwood . . Chinese food night . . Betty . . . Archie! U. Mass. This year ' s volleyball team had a phenom- enal season. Under the coaching of Bob West and leadership of co-captains Kelly West and Jen Murphy, the volleyball team compiled a nearly perfect 20-1 record. The girls were un- defeated in the Tri-Valley League, Central and Eastern Mass. Champs, and State finalists. The seniors would like to thank Coach West for an excellent season and wish next year ' s team good luck. front row (L to R): C. Sweeney, N. McDermott, J. Murphy, K. West, C O ' Reilly, E. Lawless, back row: J. McCoy, S. Griffin, K. McCoy, J. Tretter, D. Malouf, K. Kremer, T. Imbornone, J. Morrison. E. MASS CHAMPS! Win! Westwood!!! soo SPRIMTS! . . . 6-sections! . . . Double K . . . Suck it up! . . . Stick-um! . . . We had a young team this year, made up of all juniors except for two seniors. This years record didn ' t show the teams true abili- ty, we did have a few games that would be better off forgotten. It was a fun season even though we ran enough sprints to last for the next 2 seasons. There were a few things that no one will ever for- get. Like the time when we drove all our cars onto the field and played the radios to get ready for flolliston and Matt ' s driving lesson. Through Coa- ch Rock ' s hard work the team really started to pull together to play some great games at the end of the season. The team started to work even harder with next years season in mind. first row (L to R): S. Haines, J. Friedman, J. Fox, T. Feeney, B. Grady, Q. Sudduth, B. Henderson, F. Ruggeri, J. Christian, second row: Coach Rock, J, Karcher, D. O ' Connor, B. Rosenblad, J, Kirsch, M. Scarano, J. Layden, J. Lee, M. Carey, B. Jorgenson. J. V. Soccer STC CER Congrats on a great season that was lots of fun! Senior team members: Angie, Cheif Lippa, Ripps, Hotel Mope, Janet J. (Mance), Twitt, Kris 2 , Chef, Berry, D 2 , Spazz, Bergmeister . . . Thanks to all the awesome jrs. 8f li ' l Shep who kept their spirits up esp. thanx to captains Smitty, Catty-been, Gundy 6c Qnitcha — We love you, hub! Good Luck! Standing (L to R) Coach Mike Niles, Lori rioumi, Sue Gearty, Cheryl Huskins, Karen Magberg, Twisty Gogolak, Sue Shepard, Angela Dixon, Donna DiCenso, Nancy Rae, Faith Davey, Chris Greenhow, Jen Barber, Joan Barry, Julianne Conley. Kneeling (L to R) Jane Sweeney, Hope Irvine, Kerry Roche, Kristen Mulgrew, Michelle Niles, Jen Tschirch, Julie White, Nancy Shepard, Dianna Butters, Lynn Elliot. Sitting (L to R) Captains: Laura Smith, Jen Gundersen, Cathy Breen. Missing; Captain Renee Rich. SsHraBi CROSS Boys ' front row (L to R): S. Segenchuk, A. Proman, S. Buonopane. middle row: D. Dratch, E. Dreyer, S. Riley, Derrick, J. Mart, P. Riley, M. Rosenberg, B. Hogan, S. Adams, back row: S. Maxwell, M. Pappetti, T. Qearty, A. Brazier, R. Dullea, P. Ward. The Cross Country Team ' s summer preparation paid off as the team ran to a 6-1 season, second in the TVL. The loss was to Molliston by the smallest of margins. Tri-Captains Stephen Buonopane, Aar- on Proman, and Steven Segenchuk led the veteran squad of Scott Adams, Rob Dullea, Tom Qearty, Chris 8f Jerry Mart, and the hard-working Bill Mogan. Juniors Steve Maxwell, Mike Papetti, and Mark Rosenberg and sophomore Kevin Carter will lead the Harriers in the quest to regain the title from Molliston. However, they would stand little chance without Coach Hargreaves and his gumption. 128 COUNTRY Girls ' M. Hogan, B. O ' Rourke, W. Stranahan, Coach Bowler. 5£ Under the structured but easy-going coaching of Lisa Bowler (a k a Coa- ch ), the Fall running crew gave their am- azon competitors a race of guts. The re- cord wasn ' t anything to brag about, but the perseverance of the team was note- worthy. Hopefully in future years, the turnout for team members will grow. As for the graduating terrain pounders of 1987, we wish our successors well! 129 FIELD HOCKEY ♦ t V£l lines . . . lazy freshmen . . . the Hills . . . Alissa and Psycho from Ashland . . . Beat Belling- ham . . . the Medfield football players . . . pizza parties . . . infamous gripe sessions . . . tapsies . Under the experienced coaching of Mary Pro- caccino, the girls ' field hockey team began the season with an auspicious win over Holliston. The girls finished with a record of 4-12, led by co-captains Carolyn Kelley and Susan Spinale. Special thanks go to Coach Proc. for staying to coach the team one more year, and to J.V. coach Diedre Carey for making the season more memorable and a lot more fun. first row (L to R): L. Foscaldo, S. Spinale, C. Kelley, L. Duffy, second row: R. Brawley, B. Cronin, B. Sinnot, B. DiSciullo, D. Doherty, A. Coggins, C. Tassin- ari. third row: S. McCafferty, J. Ruzidlo, K. White, ri. Connors, J. Aquilina, K. Kane, M. McClellan, C. Hall, J. Cummings, B. Rago. fourth row: L. Cass, B. Rosenberg, M. Petrucci, J. Desimone, C. Koukkos. S JNfyP5 EtfE % X X, « HOCKEY On the li ne . . . Corner, post, slot. The 1986-87 Wolverines were led by tri-captains Bill Qrube, Ed Kirrane, and Brian Valentine, and were under the tutelage of coaches Dick Bradley, Jim Morgan, and Paul Valentine. The Wolverines enjoyed another fine season going 19-4-1 overall, and 15-1 in Tri-Valley League action. The season included their fourth straight Tri-Valley League ti- tle, and their third straight South Sectional Cham- pionship. The season also saw Ed Kirrane become the new all-time Westwood scorer with 124 points. first row (L to R): E. Hennigan, B. McCarron, B. Valentine, B. Qrube, E. Kirrane, R. Blomquist, N. Peters, R. Reissfelder. second row: Coach Morgan, B. Welby, J. Rowe, S. Child, J. Lehmann, M. Carey, C. Ruggiero, Coach Bradley, third row: B. Cronin, S. Blomquist, T. Feeney, J. Carey, R. Ruggiero, M. Wainwright, B. Spellman. BOYS ' SWIMMING front row (L to R): C. Theodore, B. McCarthy, S. Jones, back row: C. Mart, F. Mason, C. Flanagan, Q. Hart, Coach Piazza. wrs Clams, . . . Hey, Freshmen, on those lane lines! . . . Get in the water, Fatty! . . . Where ' s the clambake?!? Under the tuteledge of Coach Mike Pizza ' ' Piazza, the Clams finished the season strongly with a record of 5 wins and 5 losses. Captains Chris and Jerry Hart, along with fellow seniors Chuck Flanagan and Fran Mason will be sorely missed next season. From the graduat- ing Clams of ' 87 we wish our next coach a great deal of patience, and next year ' s team good luck. 132 GIRLS ' SWIMMING Splash! . . . The girls ' swim team did a lot of splashing this season and ended up with a perfect record (0 and 10). Led by captain Kerry Buckley and coach Trish Sullivan, all of the girls improved their times. The divers also performed well. A special thanks to Lin- da Anderson and Alice Joyce for managing the team. Although the girls never came across a victory, they never stopped working hard and many fulfilled personal goals . . . Mel ' s dived . . . green hair . . . Trish the Dish ' ' . . . Suzanne ' s mouth . . . Helens bathingsuit . . . 500 yds. warm-up . . . adven- tures in the Blue Bomber . . . Monika ' s ma- cho act. BOYS ' HOOP _ 1 ' W A-J m mm : d ' B m wm t; ■■ 1 ft % ' . - 2 a A ' The 1986-87 Wolverines suffered through a rebuilding season, compiling a 2-? record. The team, led by co-captains Mike LaCa- mera and Kevin McCoy, had fun while often performing in front of sell-out crowds. Mc- Coy provided the highlight of the season by scoring two points for flolliston and fellow senior Dan O ' Brien set a league record for technicals and ejections in one season. Mike Doherty, the sharp-shooting senior guard, also provided great entertainment as well as refreshments for the team. Despite a disap- pointment in the record books, the team showed everybody what the Tri-Valley League was all about. ' ' Go Green! GIRLS ' Standing (L mott, Karyn Kneeling (L Gary. R) Coach Sue Peters, Mope Irvine, Jen Murphy, nancy Rae, nancy McDer- McCoy, Faith Davey, Lori noumi, Kelly West, Coach Carolyn Parsley. R) Sue Shepard, Captains Lynn Elliot, Renee Rich Laura Smith, Jill . . . GFB . . . Who ' s music today? ... 10 under a minute ... 50 free throws . . . Boys Don ' t Cry ' ' . . . London Lippas . . . What ' s in the M 2 bottles? . . . Carolyn, do Pee Wee . . . The Team : Spazz, Gizmo, Timex, Quartz, Manna Lippa 1, Min- ute, Flamingo, Lobes, Mop, Lippa 2, Shrimp, Slinky and new-comer Tootie . . . Under the leadership of captains Renee, Lynn Laura, the Lady Wolverines captured yet another TVL championship upping the streak to 13 yrs. Coach Sue Peters also captured her 100th win while coach- ing at Westwood this season. Though the team had a bit of trouble in post-season play, they enjoyed a fun and adven- turous regular season. Thanks for everything, Ms. Peters Carolyn! BASKETBALL Standing (L-R) Sue Corcoran, Sandra Imbornone, nancy Connors, Andrea Dorr, Carolyn Reissfelder, Tammy Imbornone, Ann Brady, Coach Carolyn Parsley. Kneeling (L-R) Megan Winslow, nel DeAngelis, Sue Geary, Molly McMillin, Jen Tretter, Stephanie Murray, Paula Yphantes. BOYS ' INDOOR TRACK Jimmy Squid, Hotdog Henderson, and the Ha- waiian relay team . . . quick, get me some lettuce! The winter track team this year had the dis- tinction of being the first to be coached by Mr. Qreaney. Led by captains Steven Segenchuk and William Hogan, the team placed second in the League relays. Among the team ' s many other accomplishments include its 2-4 record and its outstanding oral hygiene. .36 INDOOR LIGHTNING! The 1987 Girls Track Team was an aggressive bunch, al- though only boasting a few vic- tories. Coach Peter Yeah, I ' m awake Brown had a devoted following of hard working, pant- ing girls. Although he was new to the sport he caught on quick- ly and actually enjoyed the track scene for the most part. There was nothing like an early morning meet, and dealing with DQ s was a thrill in itself. But, as for the graduating tracksters of 1987, we hope every indoor season will be as enjoyable as this past winter for the bigger and better teams to come. 137 SKI TEAM Todd, Kurt, Tom, Cathy, Jen B., Jen T., Shep, Jen R., Liz, and others to the top ... of Blue Mills . . . Thanks to Dr. Qearon, Cathy (and almost Doug) made it to the states — a relatively boring day high- lighted by Todd ' s unique jumping ability . . . Thanks to captains Doug and Cathy! . . . Good Luck to the 1988 W.H.S. Ski Team! 138 GOLF T.V.L. Champs This year s golf team, under the guidance of Coach Kodzis and Cap- tain Jay Carey, compiled a perfect re- cord of 13-0. The undefeated team had a flawless season that was capped off by an upset victory over Ashland, making Westwood Tri-Valley League Champs. Seniors Steve Dakin, Joe McQowan, Jay Carey, Rich Reiss- felder, Craig Foscaldo, and Ed Menni- gan would like to thank Coach Kodzis for providing an excellent example, and for his excellent coaching. Undefeated 13-0 139 first row (L to R): S. Adams, S. Segenchuk, T. Qearty, B. Hogan. second row: P. Mao, S. Riley, D. Sceppa, R. Burr, P. Riley, P. Ward, third row: D. Mood, B. Jorgenson, S. Lane, K. Driscoll, E. Dreyer, M. Papetti, B. Hanlon, Coach Hargreaves. fourth row: M. Leonard, J. Bean, A. Wallace, D. Dratch, M. Rosenberg, fifth row: Coach Qrado, C. Esposito, S. Maxwell, K. Carter, J. Johnson, A. Proman, R. Dullea, D. Papetti. SPRING Ahh! Red Arm, . . . Easy Scrub Dog . . . Get Stupid. The Spring Track Team performed exception- ally well this year. Under the guidance of Coach Hargreaves and Coach Qrado, team captains Scott Adams, Thomas Qearty, William Hogan, and Steven Segenchuck led the team to a 4-2 record. Some other season highlights include the 2nd place finish in the league relays and the many TVL all-stars. O teL ' 140 TRACK hot the straight aways, AGAIN many kids for todays meet? How This year ' s girls Spring track Team, un- der the guidance of Coach Qreeney, com- peted through a rebuilding season. Al- though the team won only three meets, they displayed a great deal of promise. Seniors Lynn Elliot and Laura Murphy provided fine examples of dedication and leadership for the talented younger ath- letes. Good luck next year girls! front row (L to R): D. Malouf, S. Schonmetzler, L. Elliot, IT Bride, middle row: A. Dorr, C. Reissfelder, L. Rondelette, S. Murray, C. Murphy, back row: Coach Qreeney, S. Shields, A. Curley, J. White, L. Duffy, Coach Tuccelli. Q 141 MMF BASEBALL ping! . . . liarpo, digger ... Do it for the dog . . . l- ' 2-3-Jack! . . . Pick it up. it ain ' t (a + ! . . . 3-2-5-2-5-2-6-2-5-OUt. This year s baseball team, under the guid- ance of Coach Russell E. Dowries, assistant Dick Haley, and co-captains John Barry and Mark Krukonis, compiled a record of 10-10. Highlights of the season included John Barry s .468 batting average, Scan Mr. Dou- ble ' Boguc. Mark Krukonis .95 U.K. A., Jack Thornton- the outstanding and handsomely paid scorckccper, and the ever-exciting bat- ting practices. rilr- front row (L to R): J. Thornton (scorckeeper), W. Bochl, M. Krukonis, J. Barry, M. Leonard, F. Ruggeri, Q. Warren, back row: Coach R. Downcs, S. Bogue, T. D ' Kspinosa, S. Cappucino, Q. Sudduth, D. Henderson, S. MacDonald, B. Grady. ' .:.. 142 ' fit 1 r. £ J. V. Baseball SOFTBALL Top Row (L-R) Sue Griffin, Jen Mayhew, Chris White, Sue Shepard, Coach Bob West. Middle Row (L-R) Karen Harrington, Ann Brady, Kristen Mul- grew, Sue Qearty, Jen Tretter, Jill Gary. Bottom Row (L-R) Captains: Faith Davey, Kerry Roche and Jen Gundersen. 1987 ... A year of great expectations . . . Suzanne, look out for the Bench! . . . Goose Poop . . . indoor practices . . . Cathy, I ' m not arguing! . . . I ' m no Woger Cwemmens . . . Tennis isn ' t over yet! ... 90 MPH bus rides . . . Bob, look out! . . . Burping contests . . . Gunga Keg . . . BUB . . . the blue sweatshirt . . . slap bunts . . . Jim ' s present . . . this is for you Kerwy . . . ZULU . . . swing Lippa, Lippa, Lippa . . . Jill and her killer slide . . . Kerry, are you there? . . . BUB . . . Thank you Mr. West for putting up with us for the past two years. We really made som great improve- ment, though our record may not have shown it. Good luck at Stonehill (and you too. Gundy!!) 143 MAKING A RACKET fc «w — WfMFA 1 ■•ZGMmamwMm . front row (L to R): B. Wenger, M. Davis, M. Levine, J. Friedman, back row: M. Harkness, R. Lassen, A. Brazier, Q. Dixon, M. Vanzandelhoff, Coach Greene. Will Dover ever wear uniforms? . . . MBCC-Make- Believe Community College . . . Are there any real tennis courts in Bellingham? . . . Did he say cross-court forehands or backhands? The boys ' tennis team led by first-year coach Tony Greene defeated the Dover-Sherbom boys ' tennis team for the first time since 1981 to snap Dover ' s six year undefeated reign in the Tri-Valley League. Led by Captain Mike Hark- ness, exchange student Bertil Wenger, and Marc Davis in singles, and Rich Lassen, Alan Brazier, Bill Grube, and Mike Levine in doubles, the Wolverines posted a 13-1 record to tie with Dover for the League title. Harkness, Wenger, Lassen, and Brazier were named Tri-Valley and Daily Transcript All-Stars. The team would like to thank Coach Greene for a great season and a great year. TENNIS MENACES first row (L to R): T. Qogolak, K. Buckley. J. Peterson, second row: J. McCoy, L. Murphy, A. Friedman, C. Muskins. D. Buckley, M. Shama, J. Robicheau, Coach Procacino. Smash! . . . Jo ' s Pizza Par- ties . . . natural hair color .. . Who forgot their jumprope? . . . L.A.Z.Y.! ... Jen McCoy between the buses . . . forged notes . . . Jen flirting with the hot reporter . . . Ro- bo ' s hyperventilating . . . tension between K.B. and the Proc. . . . THE FUN BUS. The girls tennis team was led by tri-captains Twisty Qo- golak, Kerry Buckley, Jo- anne Peterson, and Coach Mary Procaccino. The team was undefeated in the Tri- Valley League and compet- ed in the quarterfinals of the State tournament. oX 145 SAILING CLUB Another new addition to WHS this year was the Sailing Club. Initiated and run by Mr. Topalian, the club participated in a number of races on the Charles River. Sailors were required to pass an exam pertaining to nau- tical terms before they were permitted to take to the high seas. Although the club was just getting off the ground this year, there was much enthousiasm associated with it (except during the swimming tests at the pool) and we wish both Mr. Topalian and the members continued luck with Sailing Club. Members David Borden James Christian John Coen Alissa Coggins Karine Fadum Jay Quirleo Susan Qiurleo Chris Qreenhow Dan Halperin Maureen Mogan John Hudson Jennifer Hunter Kristin Johnson Maureen Kelley Heather Kranz Christa Kremer Romell Handi Dawn Olsson Beth O ' Rourke Sonia Puopolo Susan Spinale Chris Theodore Julie White 146 UWfH BLOOPERS! All Right, Who Stole The Keys? Tum-my The Choice Of A new Generation Stand Up Straight! . V . _ i l M r - : M .. . «. J ,. • . ■ ; V 1 ' ■ ' -■ ■ - ' - ' .■.. , J f ' .:, : - ' . ' ■-.■ - This Is Such A Nerve- Racking Sport! Dam! Lost My Contact Lens Again! How Where Did It Go? 147 ■..■.■.-■■. ' ® ■ A o ifflpfllfl ■ ■■■ ■ THANK YOU! The Class of 87 bids a fond farewell to two of the finest members of the Westwood school system. Superintendent Cedrone and Mr. Sarris. Although we are truly sad to see them go, we thank both men for their many dedicated years of ser- vice, and we wish them a very happy and enjoyable retirement. The Class of ' 87 also wish- es to extend sincere thanks to the entire WHS faculty for their patience and support during our four years here. We especially thank our Se- nior Class Advisors who did a terrific job this year coping with tempermental P. A. sys- tems and flat tires on buses. THAriK YOU!!! 150 ' CAR WASH Early in the morning, before the Wolverines took the football field, some members of the class of ' 87 took the parking lot and tried out a new-fash- ioned profession — Car Washing. Well, these ama- teur car washers proved to be very successful by reaching a W.fl.S. high for money made — over $800 each wash! Who said making money wasn ' t any fun? w. V 151 ffiA SENIOR CLASS BREAKFAST POWDER PUFF TIE! -rv — ' ii.njT u M m 153  W«1««i k. SENIOR CLASS BANQUET TJffffil . v- 154 LIP SYNC ' mm 4«ut 76e TOCtuten s4ne . 155 Dance . . . O 156 SCHOOL STORE 1 JZ.J. ' . 1st ROW: M. Levine, T. Qearty, J. Sullivan; 2nd ROW: K. Jenkins, S. Adams, C. Esposito, D. Sullivan, J. Dobra, D. Dermarderosian We were lucky this year to witness the addition of the immensely successful WHS Store. Run by Seniors, the store sold school supplies and soda and candy (but only AFTER school!). We made a lot of money for the Senior Class through the Store and we wish next year ' s Seniors just as much $$$! 157 SUPERLATIVES r  ' V Cutest Q. Hart, H. Irvine, C. Hart Most Likely Plot in School J. Stanley, B. Maher Most Desirable Date S. Shanning, J. Genis $fy Most Ambitious S. Spinale, D. Curley 11 I IHIII V ■ % Class Wits B. Hogan, C. Kelley ?H- Most Likely to Arouse Attention L. Elliott, P. Clarke Most Athletic R. Ruggiero, J. Murphy - f£g 1 -ji . i. V£ 1 li l ■ r fr Class Saints R. Brawley, J. Barry Class Partiers P. Clarke, J. Murphy P ' A NL Most Sincere W. Khoury, A. Dixon But Wait . . . W  it Most Musical M. Giambanco, D. Merrill H Most Artistic T. Gearty, B. O ' Rourke Perfect Seniors J. Barry, A. tlardiman st Class Flirts M. Krukonis, A. Guindon Done Most For Class D. Curley, C. Breen . There ' s More Most Gullible B. DiSciullo, J. Qenis Most Versatile M. Harkness, J. Murphy On THE RAZZLE 14 w Classic! Ill - ROARING 20 ' S VARIETY SHOW ME .-- ' 3 f FOOTPRINTS III THE SAND June 2, 1987. Crane ' s Beach . . . The beach bunnies were bundled up in their sweats and the macho men of the class of 87 had towels wrapped around them . . . Mot a great day for a beach trip, but we made the best of it . . . volley- ball tournament, giant V people 87, pyramid?, good food, cold — yet some were crazy enough to jump into the Atlantic . . . It was a fun day . . . Oh!, We can ' t forget to mention the bus that got the flat and the thirty kids who didn ' t get home til 8:00!!! Even they had fun! ■i fcy vw. Mr. W.H.S. CHOICE BUT . . . CONGQATS HENDY! 166 FRUITFUL FOOTSTEPS Graduation Awards The C. Louis Cedrone Education Award Linda Anderson Deborah Najjar The Isaiah Chase Award Aaron Proman The Duane E. Kocina Award Scott Adams Robert Blumquist Catherine Breen The Julia Babineau Memorial Award Susan Spinale The George Bader Memorial Award Faith Davey Robert Dullea The Michael J. Devlin Memorial Award Stephen Buonopane The Dr. Alexander N. Eisher Award Susan Qiurleo The Kevin Harnett Memorial Award John Barry The Edward J. Huber Memorial Award Thomas Qearty The Lions ' Club Sportsmanship Award nancy Rae Michael LaCamera The James McCoy Memorial Award Kevin McCoy The Robert L. Raymond Memorial Award David L. Curley Scholarships Daily Transcript Michael Harkness Dedham Cooperative Bank Susan Delaney Michael LaCamera Frugal Fannies Fashion Warehouse Joanne Peterson The Everett S. Henderson Art Award Beth O ' Rourke LTX Corporation Scott Adams Music Parents Julieanne Pinel Douglas Merrill Marie Qiambanco Spanish National Honor Society Kathleen Cronin Veterans of Foreign Wars Kristin Mulgrew Thomas Smith Westwood Boosters ' Club David Curley Hope Irvine Westwood Community Band William Hogan Westwood Lodge Linda Anderson Joanna Orphanos Westwood Parent-Teacher Association Craig Foscaldo Laura Smith Westwood Rotary Club Richard Lassen Westwood Teachers ' Association Thomas Qearty Westwood Women ' s Club Karen Hagberg Westwood Young Women ' s Club Beth Filippone Susan Qiurleo Jennifer Hunter 167 , CLASS DAY - m ffWMN %} FOOT STEPS 169 FOOTSTEPS . . . 3 % i $  inTO THE FUTURE June 7. 1987— Westwood High Schools Class of 87 Graduates. Qod blessed this day not only with beautiful weather but with beautiful graduates, staff members, family, and friends who were present on this special day. Under the leadership of president Dave Curley and intelligence of validictorian Steve Buonopane the Class of ' 87 had a remarkable year at W.fi.S. and will be a class never forgotten. HISTORY - CLASS OF ' 87 Freshman Year We were the Class of 1987, but the calendar indicated that it was still 1983. There were three years to endure before we could enjoy our senior status. We spent most of our freshman year getting lost in the halls, surviving first game days, and developing crushes on senior guys. Our class officers included John Barry, Rob Blomquist. Cheryl Muskins, and Karen Hagberg who did an excellent job doing whatever freshmen class officers do. During homecoming week we displayed our astounding school spirit by placing last in almost every category. Seated behind the band at the pep rally, we watched the football captains escort the queen and her court around the gymnasium. Hope Irvine was chosen as the freshman member of the court. We eventually found our forte in sports. Both Ed Kirrane and Bill Qrube were given varsity spots in hockey and Kevin McCoy and John Barry were called up to dress for Westwood ' s first Superbowl appearance. The girls basketball dynasty was assured successors with Lynn Elliott, Renee Rich, Mope Irvine, Jen Murphy, Mancy Rae, Laura Smith, Nancy McDermott, and Kelly West, newcomer Sue Spinale made her mark in the classroom as well as a member of the varsity field hockey squad. Laura Smith was an asset to the softball team, while Twisty Qogolak stunned us with her talents on the tennis courts. Although our beach trip to Horseneck was hampered by cold and cloudy weather, we made the most of the day by building some shaky pyramids. In June we looked forward to a relaxing summer and com- ing one step closer to senior year. So now we are the class of 1991 and freshmen once again. Sophomore Year Sophomore year, the in-between year. We were no longer freshmen, yet we still longed for upperclass status. Led by John Barry as Presi- dent, Ruthann Brawley as Vice President, Rob Blomquist as Treasurer, and Laura Smith as Secretary, we braced ourselves for the 84 85 school year. No longer in assigned studies, we now had to find creative ways to fill our ' free blocks. The librarians may never be the same. Now veterans of WHS, we could enjoy some of the tried and true traditions. Homecoming week featured Hat Day, Toga Day, 50 ' s Day, Clash Day and the ever popular Green Pride Day. The annual Halloween Dance was its usual success. Our sophomore year was dubbed The Year of the Champions ' as our Band, Football, Hockey, Girls ' Basketball and Tennis teams all had winning seasons. With all the excitement, we still managed to attend classes. Biology - the Sophomore Science - While Curley, Cleopatra, and the rest of the bananas laughed at the clock in Mr. Sams ' room 46, the rest of us rigorously studied for Mrs. Saltmarsh ' s class. Oral English was anoth- er favorite. We all really enjoyed the demonstration speeches, espe- cially the one about how to kiss. We all basically more or less ' took health. As the year came to a close, we headed to Nausset Beach for the beach trip. As always, it was another learning experience. Now we knew the definition of New England Weather. - ' When the last final exam was over, we jumped into summer knowing that we would no longer be underclassmen. Junior Year We began our junior year with great expectations. Under the guiding leadership of President John Barry, Vice President Rob Blomquist, Treasurer Kerry Roche and Secretary Caroline Keltey we were ready to meet the demands of our new found status as upperclassmen — whatever those might be. This was to be an important year for us, we were told. This was the one that counted, the one the college admissions offices looked at. Sadly no one had informed our teachers of this for instead of sympa- thizing with our plight they had the audacity to keep piling on the homework and the lectures — making junior year, academically, the most difficult yet, and causing us to finally begin to really see the extent of our upperclassmen obligations. ' ' It is at this point, however, that we must give a special thank you to our junior year U.S. History teachers, Miss Congdon and Mr. Brown. Without their calm, stable presence in the classroom and their gentle, relaxed approach to teaching we may not have made it through junior year. The daily forty minute lectures, the weekly papers, the debates, the little practice A. P. tests, just for fun , all gave us a reassuring feeling that our other classes had failed to provide. Mr. Brown ' s students were even lucky enough to be granted the privilege of taking the A. P. test. Those evening review sessions really helped — not to mention the ice cream at Maddie s afterward. The test itself was just a barrel of laughs — imagine three mind-boggling hours of essays and multiple choice questions all for the bargain basement price of forty- nine dollars. However we failed to realize that included in the price of admission was the support of two cheerleaders bearing tootsie roll pops, soda, and pep talks. Some students had such a good time they took four more A.P. ' s senior year. Yes, test ' ' was a four letter word to us in our junior year. First the PSAT ' s then the SAT ' s, then the SAT s again. You can never have too much of a good thing. Rounding out the academic year was Westwood High School ' s first annual Science Fair. Backed by the support of Miss Pufahl and Dr. Griffin, Westwood came up with some Noble Prizeworthy entries, whether it be an experiment with lower calorie donuts, laser beame (Nice job, Tom), or everyone ' s favorite —photosynthesis. On the extracurricular side of life, junior year was again memora- ble. Though, according to Channel 5, very few of us were capable of remembering anything. Yes, that was the year of the great drug abuse scandal. All the hype was over soon enough, however, and Westwood s students got to show themselves in a much more favor- able light when Good Morning America picked Westwood to be fea- tured in a prom fashion show. Sue Spinale, Beth DiScuillo, Kristen Lepri, Kerry Bender, and Carolyn Tassinari all looked lovely in their gowns, and the lower media center never looked better — trans- formed into a dance floor for the occasion. The real prom was just as eventful. The Junior Court was represented by Lena Cohen, Roberta Moore, Carolyn Jurkiewicz, and Dianne Runci. And so the year wound down to a close. And as we juniors (the third of our class who attended that is) reverently watched the seniors march out after Class Day we realized we were now seniors. We had a great deal to look forward to and a great deal to work on. Not the least of which was the sobering fact that we had only one short year left to practice that grueling graduation march. 172 i Senior Year As the summer drew to a close and our first years at W.H.S. began, we looked forward with mixed emotions. We felt both confidence and uncertainty. Because as Seniors we would have twice the responsibil- ity, yet triple the fun that we had ever had in our high school years. With Dave, Cathy, Rob, and Kerry leading the way, we felt sure that the Class of 87 would go out in style. The year got started on the right foot with a very exciting boy vs. girl Powder Puff Football Game. The hard fought game ended on a some- what unsettled note with the controversial No overtime call made by the referees. The game thus ended in a wishy-washy 6-6 tie. Some highlights of the game included the girls ' tremendous defense which was of course the cheese , the ankle ties of Jim Tunney and Bob Hubbell which spent more time untied than tied, and, of course, the cheerleaders who showed the best moves of the day. The next event for the Class of ' 87 was also the first in a long line of fund raisers, the ever-popular car wash. Unfortunately for those who brought their cars in to be cleaned, our seniors were not professionals. Another such fund raiser was the school ' s first-ever school store, which under the watchful eyes of seniors Tom Qearty, Scott Adams, Jim Sullivan and Nike Levine was extremly prosperous. In November, the Class of ' 87 was all Aces with a Thanksgiving and a Homecoming to remember. Homecoming week was belated this year in preparation for the big Holliston-Westwood Turkey Day foot- ball game, which would once again determine the league champion- ship, as well as a Superbowl berth. The week included Hat Day, Toga Day, Pajama Day, 50 s Punk Day, and of course, the ever-popular Green Pride Day. Towards the end of the week, the class held the first- ever Mr. Westwood High School competition as an answer to the Homecoming Queen. After a night of over-acting and careful ballot- ting, the senior class girls crowned Dave Henderson as Mr. W.H.S. Homecoming Week ended in a night-time Pep Rally to prepare for the Thanksgiving Day game, and Renee Rich took the honors as 1987s Homecoming Queen, with Hope Irvine and Stac Shanning on her court. As the climax of the week, our boys rolled over the Holliston Pan- thers to a well-deserved 13-0 Superbowl clinching victory. With the winter came heartbreak, as Westwood High s athletic teams suffered four near misses. The first coming as the girls volley- boll team lost a close game in the state finals, which was played at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Then, on the following day, the foot- bail team was overpowered in the Superbowl by the huge Archbishop Williams. Next, the ever-powerful girls ' hoop team succumbed to de- feat after fighting their way deep into the state tournament. Westwood ' s final hope, the rough and tough hockey team, lost a tough one to Northeast Regional after travelling all the way to the state finals. Although these teams all lost in their big games, they will always be champions in the hearts of Westwood fans. New Year ' s Eve crash landed in Westwood with many wild celebra- tions, and when Christmas break came to a close our seniors brought themselves, as well as their headaches back to school. In January, the first of two lip-sync ' s took place. In each one Jim Sullivan saved the day with his incredible stereo system. In the first Dave Henderson once again took the victory syncing to Old Time Rock N Roll , while in the second victory honors went to a ragtime band of underclassmen. As February rolled around, so did the annual out of control London trip where some students got so out of control , they got to leave early! A few daring Westwood students danced their way across England and hob-nobbed it with the Brit ' s, and, of course, Roberta met Boy George. Upon their return, lippa-mania struck W.H.S. Soon it was spring, and many books gathered dust in senior lock ers, as the first cases of senioritis and Spring Break set in. For spring vacation, many Westwood students journeyed to Bermuda for some fun in the sun while other unfortunates stayed home to brave the baseball diamonds. Our seniors were well accounted for in all the chic clubs as well as both on and falling off their mopeds. As the vacation week drew to a close, our seniors tried to squeeze as much partying as possible into those final nights, and the flamin- go may never be the same. While we headed into the final months of our high school years, May 15th, Prom Night, rolled around, and the Lean On Me theme was very fitting as students bumped and leaned on one another all night on what had to have been the world ' s smallest dance floor. Marie Giambanco was crowned Prom Queen and her senior court consisted of Julianne Pinel and Nancy Sheppard. Before the night was officially over, many students had already left the Sheraton, and were on their way down the Cape for a wild Prom week-end which many would like to forget, but most can ' s remember. For all intents and purposes, our year had ended and only the formalities and traditions had to be carried out. Traditions such as a class prank. A few daring girls from ' 87 banded together to complete the most anti-climatic class prank in the school ' s history! Most stu- dents never even saw this masterpiece due to the crack team of janitors led by fast-Eddie Reed. The year came to a close as once again the Class beach trip was held on a wonderfully overcast day. While on Crane ' s Beach, students made the best of the time by braving the surf and playing football, wiffleball and volleyball (which is where Dano and Mike found areas of expertise). With the school year behind us, and our classes at Westwood High over, the Class of ' 87 would like to thank all the teachers who have tolerated us, as well as helped us, through the years, and especially Mrs. Rosengarten, who, as our Senior Class Advisor, did more for us than many will ever know. h Do You Remember When . . . 173 :V,i -T«.. ran DESTINATIONS mw Wife- VliW % msf Ca fir 4M «fi5fe « 1 %uss Scott Adams Linda Anderson Maria Antoniou Donna Bain John Barry Peter Bean Robert Blomquist Sean Bogue Michelle Brathwaite Ruthann Brawley Catherine Breen Kerry Buckley Stephen Buonopane Gregory Carlevale Laura Jean Carrabis Diane Carter Elizabeth Caruso Michelle Casavant Martin Castrechini Denise Chase William Scott Child Jennifer Chiricotti Jennifer Clark Philip Clarke Alissa Coggins Lena Cohen Karen Commane Amy Corcoran Robert Corlito Michelle Cox Elizabeth Cronin Kathleen Cronin David Curley Deirdre Curtin Stephen Dakin Faith Davey Susan Delaney Dan Dermarderosian Donna DeCenso Elizabeth DiSciullo Angela Dixon Cornell University Georgetown University Bridgewater State College Stonehill College Harvard University Philips Exeter Academy U.S. Military Academy University of Virginia Burdette Business School Assumption College Colby College Boston College Princeton University Boston University Central Connecticut College Bridgewater State College University of Mass., Amherst Johnson Wales College Stonehill College new Hampshire College Roger Williams College University of Dayton Fitchburg State College University of Lowell Duke University Dean Junior College northeastern University northeastern University Dean Junior College Mass Bay Comm. College Boston College new York University Univ. of Pennsylvania Bryant College north Adams State Univ. Univ. of Mass., Amherst Boston College Tufts University Bryant College St. Anselm ' s College Lasell Junior College Denise Doherty Michael Doherty Carolyn Donovan Robert Dullea Lynn Elliot Justin Everts Elisa Fadum Beth Filippone Robert Fink Susanne Flaherty Craig Foscaldo Leslie Ganim Thomas Gearty Marie Giambanco Debbie Gibbons Susan Giurleo Harriet Gogolak William Grube Amy Guindon Jennifer Gunderson Karen Hagberg James Hanley Amy Hardiman Michael Harkness Jenn ifer Harrington Karen Harrington Christopher Hart Susan Hayes Sharon Heller David Henderson Edward Hennigan John Hess Maureen Hogan William Hogan Jennifer Hunter Cheryl Huskins Hope Irvine Kristin Johnson Brian Jorgenson Carolyn Jurkiewicz Karen Karcher James Kavanaugh Carolyn Kelley Westfield State College Villanova University Fitchburg State College Univ. of Mass., Amherst Connecticut College Univ. 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School Univ. of Mass., Amherst Salve Regina Framingham State College St. Michael ' s College 176 Maureen Kelley Wassim Khoury Ed Kirrane Heather Kranz Mark Krukonis Richard Lassen Wendy Laws Erin Lawless John Lehmann Diane Leon Kristin Lepri Holeen Little Paul Loulache Thomas Lowe Lauren Lynch Amy MacKinnon Michael Mao Angela Maurici Francis Mason Brendan McCafferty Bill McCarron Kevin McCoy Michael McCusker Kathleen McDermott Mary McDermott Scott McDonald Doug Merrill George Michael Roberta Moore Jon Morrison Mark Mulhane Jennifer Murphy Laura Murphy Elaine Murray Deborah Najjar Michael Nolte Richard O ' Brien Christine O ' Reilly Joanna Orphanos Dino Papetti Glen Peavey Boston College Bridgewater State College Mo. Country Comm. 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College Hick Peters Joanne Peterson Julieanne Pinel Barbra Priore Denise Quigley Hancy Rae Elizabeth Regan Richard Reissfelder Renee Rich Jordana Riley Carmel Roach Kerry Roche Franco Ruggeri Rocco Ruggiero Diane Runci Andrea Saari Scott Santarpio Mark Scibilia Stacey Shanning nancy Sheppard Beth Sinnott Laura Smith Tom Smith Jennifer Stanley Bryan Sterling Lynn Stivaletta Wendy Stranahan James Sullivan Leslie Sullivan Kathleen Sweeney Carolyn Tassinarri Stefan Theodore James Tunney Carol Umscheid Brian Valentine Kevin Weekes Harry Wells Kelly West Michelle Young Michael Zingg Susan Zizza norwich University Boston College St. Anselm ' s College Cul. Arts Inst, of America Westfield State College St. Anselm ' s College Boston College Bridgton Academy St. Joseph ' s College Wesleyan University Framingham State College Boston College northeastern University no. Country Comm. College Dean Junior College Western n. E. College Chamberlayne Junior Coll. Southeastern MA Univ. Bentley College Univ. of Denver Mt. Holyoke College Boston College Boston College Lasell Junior College Univ. of S. Carolina Massasoit College Wheaton College, 1L University of Lowell new Hampshire College Assumption College Boston University Stonehill College northeastern University University of R. 1. Curry College northeastern University Colorado Mtn. College Merrimack College St. Joseph ' s College new Hampshire College Southeastern MA Univ. 177 [r PATRONS | | Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Kelley Marie Smith and Family j Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Priore Julie and Roger Q. Pinel j Priscilla and Dennis Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Higgins 1 Krukonis Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Leon . Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Anderson Judi and Kip Child Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sullivan SPONSORS | Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Quigley Tom and Betsy Regan L Mr. and Mrs. Elias L. Qanim Jim and Peggy Roach J 178 19J Longwood Buick Company Best wishes to the Class of ' 87 99 Harvard St Brookline 734-4300 - Service Parts — New and Used Cars 179 THI6 16 THE TIME . . . ' rtrfpr ' ' We walked on the beach beside that old hotel They ' re tearing it down now But it ' s just as well . . . haven ' t shown you everything a man can do So stay with me baby I ' ve got plans for you . . . j i Ha To hold on to Cause we won ' t Although we ' ll want to ■§■■■■■■1 This is the time But time is gonna change You Ve given me the best oi you And now I need the rest of you . ■i ;■■ ' ■■. ■.«■ •-■. Did you know that before you came into my life It was some kind of miracle that I survived Some day we will both look back . . . ■ s And have to laugh We lived through a lifetime And the aftermath . . . This is the time to remember Cause it will not last forever These are the days . . . 187 .■ ' •■■ ' •• ■;■;.■ ' ■■ ' This is the time But time is gonna change I know we ' ve got to move somehow But I don ' t want to lose you now Jf- ' V H H :: :: Sometimes it ' s so easy To let a day Slip on by . . . Without even seeing each other at all But this is the time you ' 11 turn back to and so will I And those will be days you can never recall . . 191 And so we embrace again Behind the dunes This beach is so cold . . . wm On winter afternoons But holding you close is like holding the summer sun I ' m warm from the memory of days to come 193 This is the time to remember Cause it will not last forever These are the days To hold on to Cause we won ' t . . . Although we ' ll want to This is the time But time is gonna change You Ve given me the best of you —Billy Joel— ■,: -. 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