Junior & Parent College Planning (Audio Recording)

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If you missed the junior collage planing night there is an audio recording, and soon a powerpoint from the presentation available here. http://lobbyobserver.org/lobbyo/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Junior2011-1.mp3 -Lobby- O

Co-Editor-In-Chief Myles Goldman’s Final Editorial

 On Saturday, June 4th, I graduated from Westborough High School as a member of the class of 2011.  This is my final time writing as Co-Editor-In-Chief of The Lobby Observer.  I want to thank everyone at the high school and in the Westborough Public Schools who has supported me during my time as a student in [...]

bin Laden’s Death: What Does it Mean?

by Travis Beaney As I am sure many of you already know, the leader of Al Queda and the man responsible for the 9/11 tragedy, Osama bin Laden, is now dead. As much as Americans should celebrate the victory over the 21st century’s embodiment of evil and our main target, we also need to look [...]

A Blast from the Past: WHS Faculty Share their Prom Experiences

by Robbie Butler and Jessie Potosnak With spring in full swing there are many things for students to look forward to: the warm weather, spring sports, and of course, the beginning of prom season. The sound of students chatting away about prom is filling the hallways. Going through a day of school without hearing about dates, [...]

Officer Dapolite: WHS Liaison Officer Extraordinaire

by Travis Beaney WESTBOROUGH–Walking the halls of the Westborough Public Schools is a man who enforces law and order within the school system as well as in the town of Westborough. Chip Dapolite is the Westborough Public School liaison officer. “I bridge the communication gap between the police and school departments,” says Dapolite. Dapolite, a [...]

Levine-Kanji and Hensley are Election Winners

by Myles Goldman On Tuesday, May 3rd Westborough voters made their choices in the town election with 14% of eligible voters casting their ballots. In the School Committee race two seats were up for election, including an open seat vacated by Craig Harris who chose not to run for re-election.  A three way race between [...]

A Senior’s words about his WHS experience

I do not think I will miss anything about WHS. In later years, however, I may think back on my days at this school and maybe miss something I did do, but for now there is nothing. I can tell in years to come I will have only a few memories of WHS and unfortunately they will not all be good ones.

WHS Boys’ Varsity Basketball Preview

The Westborough Rangers varsity basketball team ended their last year’s season with a record of 8 wins and 11 losses. Since the last season ended Coach Rahul Shah has been preparing for the upcoming schedule and creating new rosters with a team of twelve players. Last year was Coach Shah’s first season with the Rangers, [...]

WHS Freshmen Football Wrap-Up

Last Thursday, with the football season coming to a close, we sat down with freshman football Coach Lorin Reed to discuss this season. With arms folded and a confident grin, Coach Reed discussed with us his feelings about this year’s Frosh team. The best aspect was “the team’s dedication, and unity”; while the worst aspect [...]

WHS Guidance Secretary's Dynamic Duo

Mrs. Donna Latraverse and Mrs. Gayle Kenefick are the WHS Guidance Office Secretaries. In many ways, they are the heart of the Guidance Department.