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Southbridge High School - Milestone Yearbook (Southbridge, MA) online collection, 1975 Edition, Cover
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P 1 Q. Guidance Counselor MR. NEAL LEBL- ANC: I am very impressed with the renovations, but I am much more inter- ested in what will be done with them. I hope students and faculty will take ad- vantage of them. 'Pug 1 -is-A i- ng I 1 X gy -wif NIU' Senior GEORGE KNIGHT: Even though I won't be here next year, I hope the unclerclassmen will enjoy it. Well, that'5 progress! Sophmore WILLIAM REWINSKI: I 1 like the expansion of all the depart- ments. I think it's going to be really great here the next two years I , - - f::5' 54 -- 9' rg ly E- 'Tv -aw-'fx Md f junior DENISE NADEAU: It makes me proud of my school. The music rooms are really great! We really needed it to help us advance our stud- ies in music. Senior Exchange Student from Italy PAOLA ANTINUCCI: Fantabulosoln Senior BOB TRAHAN: The renovations are the best thing that has happened to SHS in all the time I've been here. i i ' A4--I F! Business Department Head MRS, CELESTA SULLIVAN: It's more spacious than previously. We appre- ciate the new modern business furni- ture and being in our own section. A Secretary to the Principal MRS. NORA ADAMS: We are enjoying our new quart- ers immensely. I would not hesitate to say that this was worth waiting for. . ,Even though we had to spend several weeks working in the coat room. Iunior LISA CAPILLO, voted Miss Hard Hat by the construction workers: The business section has shown a great improve- ment. Many thanks to the hard hat workers who made the school what it is. fer? l w l 1' . .ef -.-M,... F , A.. L A+.. Ill III 1, X Q5 Pile S -5 X 'Q 15 ,x X Q. ,L 595 wie r ,nu sinus -fa-an KVI! llll llll f 1 ' :::::::g llll Ill .N 'WF' ' . alms 'Q 311 ji '-.Y Qi X X S U 1 -l D . XX:- ss ff f Assistant Principal MR. DONALD E. I. DUPONT: Although the new facilities are the culmination of a team effort involving students, teachers and staff, these facilities would not exist but for the positive, dedicat- ed and unselfish concern and hard work of Mr. Desrochesf' I QWWWWW 'W ,IK I K , 4 tp 1 I Q .5 X. In if df 1 al l BQ- 1 -Q I 'R A t Superintendent of Construction MR. DANNY THEODOSSIS: I think it's great. There is much better light and ventilation. The students should be proud of it. It's been a pleasure being here and the girls in the office have been terrific ! J. .. . , ks. ' x 'ff- -A ..r - t. -. . I,,, LQ ez. .'.. ,. 2. , . -L ti 'S' It . , ,. -kg 11. ii , 'A ' r W- ,fa-f .-,Zn .w.-5 'Zi ,, A-A .' 3 My :cu . ,x 'x Social Studies Department Head MR. JAMES FOR- KEY: The media center is most important as far as l'm concerned. The resource centers will make a big difference, especially to help out students individual- ly A . 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The aching chasm between real and the ideal everywhere provokes the question Why? . . 4 , In a world looking for answers maybe the Class of '75 is the place to start. The Class of '75 is hope. The Class of '75 is now.' EW? . . . most likely to succeed . . . JANET MCGRATH and LENNY VAIRO. There's a cold wind coming I c an tell Blowing back the memories Of times we loved so well . . THOMAS ALLARD . S Club: PAOLA ANTINUCCI . . Riding H.R, Off.: Prom Comm.: Early Club:Tennis:Dancing. Grad.: Winter Carn.: Ski Club: Va- riety Show: l,V. Sr Varsity Baseball: SANDRA ARPIN . . Yrbk. Staff: Open Campus, Prom Com.: Pep Club: Open DEBRA ANDERSON , Pep Club: Art Club: F.S.A.: Track: OpenCampus, Campus. ROBERT ATHANAS S Club: J,V. 8: Varsity Football: Dra- ma Club: All School Play: Winter Carn.: Golf. MICHAEL AUCOIN . S Club: Frosh, I.V., Gr Varsity Basketballg Varsity Football: Prom Comm.: Oper. Friend.: Sr. Class Play: Track, 20 EDWARD BALDYGA H.R. Off.: Troubs.: Drama Club: Sr. Class Play: Boys Glee: Thesp. - V.P.: Open Campus. MICHAEL BEAUPRE l'l.R. Off,: Band: Iazz Band: Brass Ens.: Prom Comm.: Early Grad.: Winter Carn.: Cross Country: Track: Open Campus. MARC BELANGER . . . Chess Club - Pres.: Troubs.: Drama Club: Ear- ly Grad.: Winter Cam.: Ski Club: All School Play: Boys Glee. ANN BERCMAN H.R. Off.: N.H.S.: Math Team: Yrbk. Bus. Staff: Troubs. I-list.: Pep Club: Winter Carn.: Oper, Friend.: Con- cess.g Yrbk, Edit. Staff: Girls Choir: Variety Show: French Club: Open Campus: Girls Glee Club. ZIe,,L-,, ' ,..,,A,,,,, ass clowns ANN HARWOOD and TSOULES. .. . did most for the class . . . MISS ELEANOR TREMBLAY and MR. JOHN FLANNERY. - DEBRA BERNARD . . Frosh and Vars, Math Teams: Lib. Club - V.P, and Pres.: Pep Club: Drama Club: Wint. Carn.: Concess,: Sen. Class Play: All School Play: Rdg. Club: Ybk. Layout Ed.: Var, Show: Field Flock.: Tennis: Girl's Vars, Bask. Mgr.: Fr. Club: Open Campus. DONNA BERRY Hrm. Off.: Pep Club: Early Grad.: Winter Carn.: l.V, Cheer. - Co-Capt.: Spanish Club: Open Camp.: Cirl's Glee: Typing Award. PAUL BICKI ... S Club: Vars. Foot- ball: HR Off.: Prom Comm.: Track: Open Camp. MARINA Bll.LlS .. H,R. Off! Troubs.: Prom Comm.: Early Grad.: Winter Cam.: Oper. Friend.: Sr, Class Play: Vars. Cheer.:,Girl's Ens.: All School Play: Ybk. Staff: Student Counc.: Variety Show: Stud, Mem. School Comm.: Majorettes - Co-Capt.: Open Campus. KAREN BLACKWELL . Ybli. Bus. Staff: Winter Carn.: Concess.: Rdg. Club: Cirl's Choir: Open Campus: Cirl's Glee Club PAULA BOUDREAU Prom Comm.: Lib. Club.: F,S.A.: Drama Club: Senior Class Play: All School Play: Var. Show: Maj, and Drum Majorette: Open Campus: Girl's C-lee. CATHERINE BOUTELLE .. Pep Club: Drama Club: Early Grad.: Open Camp. SHEILA BREEN , , Math Team: Ybk. Bus. Staff: Pep Club: Oper. Friend.: Concess.: Sr. Class Play: Girl's Choir: Track: French Club: Girl's Clee. MARK BRODEUR . . Yrbk. Pho- tographer. THOMAS BRODEUR . . Winter Carnr: Concess.: Open Camp. JEFFREY BRUSO . H.R. Off.1 Prom. Comm.: Winter Cam.: Out' ingClub: Open Camp. IOHN BUNDEFF . Band: Iazz Band: Brass Ens.: Wint. Carn.: Boy's Clee: Open Campus: Frosh MathTeam. 03,0 'TKT' J lv T'2 V PETER BURZYCKI S Club: Frosh Basketball: l.V. and Vars. Football: H.R. Off., Prom. Comm.: Track, Sen. Class Play: Winter Carn, Early Grad.: l.V, Baseball: Open Campus, OutingClub. . 'IRVIN CARRON S Club: Fri.-.l'r, I V , and Vars. Basketball: I.V. and Vars Football: H.R, Off.: N.H.S.: Prom Comm.: Early Grad.: Winter Carn: Sr Class Play: Stu. Coun.: Golf, Open Campus, Nat, Athl. Scholar., Outing Club. DEBORAH CASSELL Tennis: Open Campus. MICHAEL CAVANAUGH Band, Iazz Band, Wood Ens.: Prom Comm.: Early Grad., Winter Carn.: Open Campus. ff V27 Q -nfl' 0' ,- 3 . . . mostclass spirit . . . ROSE SANTELLI and CHUCK DESROSIERS. ,345 kr, '07 CHARLES CHASE . S Club: H.R. Off.: Frosh Math Team: Win- ter Carn.: Student Coun.: Hockey: Golf: Open Campus. DEBRA CHAUSSE Band: Pep Club, Early Grad.: Winter Carn.: Softball: I.V. Bask.: Open Campus: Girls Glee. RICHARD CIESLA , Prom Comm.: Early Crrad.: Ski Club: OpenCampus. LISA CORBITT H.R. Off.: Troubs.: Prom Comm.: Pep Club: Oper. Friend.: Softball - Capt. Field Hoc. Co-Cap.: j.V. and Vars. Bask. Co-Cap.: Open Campus: Stu. Ldr. Corps - Pres.: Girls Glee. jd 'F'-7 RITA COSTANZI H. R. Off.: Early Grad.: Winter Cam.: Open Camp.: Girls Glee: Office Volun- teer. HUGH COX . Troubs.: Prom Comm.: Art Club: Drama Club: Winter Carn.: Sr. Class Flay: All School Play: Boys Glee: Variety Show: Track: Open Campus. 22 EI 'A ,aan MARY CZYZEWSKI H.R. Off.: N.H.S, - Sec.: Prom Comm.: Bio. Club: Med, Car. Club: Pep Club - Treas.: Art Club: Drama Club: Early Grad.: Winter Carn.: Oper. Friend.: Concess.: Ski Club: Sr. Class Play: All School Play: Ybk, - Editor-in-Chief: French Club: Open Campus: Invit. NCTM Math Tourn.: Off. Cam. Volunteer. GEORGE DAMIAN , j.V. and Vars. Baseball: Open Camp.: E ,v -.1 r: ' IOHN DANIEL S Club: ,I.V. and Vars. Basketball - Mgr. and Trainer: j.V, and Vars. Soccer - Mgr. and Trainer: Football - Train' er: H.R. Off.: Troubs.: Prom Comm.: Drama Club: Sr. Class Play: Boys Glee: Sports Staff - Ybk.: Variety Show: Track - Mgr. and Trainer: Frosh Math: Birthday Champ. PETER DARCIE . S Club: I.V. and Vars. Football: H.R. Off.: Troubs.: Prom Comm.: Boys C-lee: Track - Capt.: Tri-Capt. - Fb.: All School Play. S-Jw:-. ,li I ---.LL . . . most daring . . . DONNA BERRY and DANA DIGREGORIO DENISE DESAULNIERS .. Pep Club. NORMA DESAULNIERS H.R. Officer: NHS: Bio. Club: Prom. Comm.: Med. Careers Club: Pep Club: Drama Club: Early Grad.: Winter Carn.: Oper, Friend.: Con- cess.: Sr. Class Play: Ybk. Copy Ed.: French Club: Open Campus. 'uv' PATRICIA DESAULNIERS H.R. Off.: Pep Club: Early Grad,: Open Campus. CHARLES DESROSIER Boy'S Tennis Team: Track: S Club: Soccer - Co-Capt.: Mass. All-Star Team: Open Campus. C2 nerr? I9 ANNE DIBONAVENTURA Prom, Comm.: Pep Club: Early Grad.: Open Camp.: Cirl's Clee. LISA DIBONAVENTURA NHS: Troubs, - Treas.: Spanish Club: Open Campus: Girls Clee. 23 CLARA DIDONATO , Ybk. Bus. Staff: Prom Comm.: Pep Club: Open Campus: Cirl's Clee. DANA DICREGORIO S Club: l.V. and Vars. Football: Prom Comm.: Winter Cam.: Track: Base- ball Mgr.: Open Campus. RICHARD DION . Math Team: Winter Carn.: Concess.: Open Campus, GEORGE DUPAUL S Club: NHS - Pres.: Nat. Merit Scholar: Prom Comm.: Winter Carn.: Con- cess.: Sr. Class Play: Cross Counf try: Ybk. Staff: Track: Open Camf pus, X ' '-a-an-1 of 'r-'P X CAROL DUPRE Pep Club: Open Campus: Girl's Glee, MARK DWYER 5 Club: Soc- cer: Art Club: Track: Open Cam- pus. IEFF EARLS 5 Club: Frosli, I.V., and Vars. Basketball, Vars. Football: Prom Comm.: Early Grad.: Winter Cam.: Ski Club: l.V Capt. and Vars. Baseball: Open Campus. MITCHELL FAVREAU Track, Ski Club: Troubs, Band: Drama Club - Pres.: Thesp. - Pres, Sr. Class Play: All School Play: H.R. Off.: Open Campus, best looking .. KENNY LEBLANC and IOAN MILLS NINA FIORELLI . Ybk. Bus. Staff: Prom Comm: Art Club: Read- ing Club: Open Campus. CHERYL FOURNIER H.R. Off.: Ybk. Bus. Staff: Pep Club: Drama Club: Winter Carn.: All School Play: Open Campus: Stu. Lead. Corps. af' Q9 RICHARD GARON .. S Club: I.V. Bask.: Soccer: ,l.V. and Vars. Football: H.R. Off.: Band: Prom Comm.: Winter Carn.: Sr. Class Play:Traclc. JOANNE GIBEAULT H.R. Off.: Concess.: Softball: Field Hock. - Co-Capt.: Vars. Bask.: OpenCamp. . wr 1:11, IOHN GRAY .. . S Club: Frosh and I.V. Bask.: Football: H.R. Off.: Band: Jazz Band: Brass Ens.: Nat. Merit School: Drama Club: Sr. Class Flay: All School Play: Cross Country: Track: Thespian: Open Campus. MEG GREENE ... Class Off.: j.V. Bask. - Co-Capt.: H.R. Off.: Nat. Ach. Scho.: Prom Comm.: Pep Club: Art Club: Early Grad.: Winter Cam.: Concess.: Sr, Play: Teach. Ev. Comm.: French Club: Open Camp.: Bask. Mgr. VIRGINIA CRIMES .. Ybk. Bus. Staff: Prom Comm.: Pep Club: FSA: Early Grad.: Winter Carn.? Rdg. Club: Open Campus: Phys. Sci.Club. ANN HARWOOD . Class Off.- Sec.: H.R. Off.: Bio Club: Nat. Mer- it Scholar: Pep club: Early Grad.: Winter Carn.: Oper. Friend.: Con- cess.: FTA: Ybk. Managing Ed.: French Club: Open Campus. ff. .lg 61' X I fb. MARTIN . . . most outspoken . . . BRIAN LEE and ROSE ST mvx! Q-gr 'nq.-f KATHLEEN HILL Prom Comm.: Pep Club: Early Grad.: Winter Carn.: Open Campus. PETER HOYT H.R. Off.: Troubs.: Drama Club: Early Grad.: Winter Carn: All School Play: Boy's Glee: Variety Show: Thesp.: Open Campus. RICHARD HUGHES . .. 5 Club: Frosh Basketball: I.V. and Vars. Football: Prom Comm.: Winter Cam.: Track: Open Campus. PAUL IACQUES S Club: Soccer. J-.,..W.a...,f,-. All my best memories Come back clearly to me Some can even make me cry . . just like before It's yesterday once more. Q L. fl . . most fun to be with MAUREEN PERRY and GREG TSOULES. IOHN IALBERT . ,. S Club: ,l.V. and Vars, Football: HR, Off.: Prom Comm.: Early Grad.: Sr. Class Play: Open Campus: Outing Club. scorr JEWELL H.R. off.: Cross Country: Variety Show: Track: Open Camp. BEVERLY KANGAS . . . Band: ,lazz Band: Wood Ens.: Troubs.: Sr. Class Play: Open Campus. IEFF KANTORSKI NHS: Chess Club: Prom Comm.: Con- cess.: Ski Club: Ybk. Staff: Open Campus: RiFleClub. GEORGE KNIGHT . S Club: NHS: I.V. and Vars. Football: H.R. Off.: I.V, and Vars. Baseball: Open Campus, CYNTHIA KOLLIOS ,. H.R. Off.: NHS: Iazz Band: From Comm. Troubs,: Pep Club: Winter Carn.: Early Grad.: Oper. Friend.: Ski Club: French Club: Open Campus: Ybk. Art Co-Ed. 25 DAVID LACASSE I.V. Basket- ball Mgr.: Ybk. Bus. Staff: Prom Comm.: Art Club: Early Grad.: Winter Carnz Cross Country: Span- ish Club: Rdg. Club: Open Cam- pus: Phys.SciClub. PAUI. LACOSTE , 5 Club: Frosh-Capt., I.V. - and Vars. Basketball CoCapt.: H.R, Off.: Troubs.z Winter Carn. Concess.: Cross Country: Boys Glee: Student Council - Treas. and V.P.: Golf: OpenCampus. JOANN LAFERRIERE Ybk. Bus. Staff Mgr.: Pep Club: FSA: Early Grad.: Open Campus. LINDA LAFERRIERE Ybk, Bus. Mgr.: Pep Club: FSA: Early Grad.: Open Campus. 1 V1 4-7. ...,, ...1.... C... . . 4.41.4 l kk I f-'ii Q, 'Q' Q-,qi S, -4' CYNTHIA LAFLECHE Pep Club: Winter Carn., French Club, Open Campus. Cirls C-lee. NANCY LAFLECHE Ybk. Bus. Staff: Pep Club: Winter Cam.: Con- cess., Open Cam., LINDA LAMBERTON Troubs., Prom Comm.: Pep Club, Winter Carn.. Oper. Friend.: Sr. Class Play: French Club: Open Campus, Girls Clee. IEFFREY LANCTOT S Club. H.R. Off., Math Team: Winter Carn.. Concess.: Cross Country: Hoclc.. IV and Varsity Baseball: Open Camp., Bask -Statistician. 'T' Q.,-Q-.,o. T' lan' NATALIE LANGLOIS Prom Comm.: Pep Club: Early Grad.g Winter Carn.g Concess.: Sr. Class Play, All School Play: Read. Club: Open Camp.: Phys. Sci. Club. DOUGLAS LAVALLEE S Club: Winter Carn.: I.V. Football: Track, Open Camp., OutingClub. MARIANNE LAVALLEE Troubs.r Med, Car. Club - Trea5.: Pep Club: Early Grad., Winter Cam., Girls Bask. - Mgr.: Major- ettesg Open Camp., Girls Glee. GLORIA LEBLANC N.H.S.: Bio. Club: Prom Comm., Pep Club: Art Club: Winter Carn., Fut. Teach., Yblc. Edit. Staff: Field Hack., l.V. Bask., Track: French Club, Open Camp.: f ' '3'1::- l! rx C f P N . . . most talkative . . . RUTH SCHEINFELDT and CHUCK CHASE Y WF19 Q3-4, '-H KENNETH LEBLANC S Club: Frosh. I.V. Basic. - Co-Capt.: Football - Co-Capt.: H.R. Off.: Prom Comm.: Winter Cam.: Sr Class Play: Stud. Coun.: Var. Base- ball- Co-Capt.: Open Camp.: Out- ing Club. RAYMOND LEBOEUF Band: jazz Band: Brass Ens.: Hockey: l.V. Baseball: Open Campus. 26 'raw BRIAN LEE S Club: H.R, Prom Off.: Football: N.H.S.: Comm.: Winter Carn.: Sr. Class Play: Student Coun. - Pres.: Stud. Mem. of School Comm.: I.V. Base- ball - Capt.: I.V. Foot.: Open Camp.: Boys State Rep. CHERYL LIBBY Prom Comm.: Lib. Club: Med. Car. Club: Pep Club: Early Grad.: Winter Carn.: Sr. Class Play: Girls Choir and Glee: Open Campus. BETTY LIPPE H.R. Off.: Fut. Sec.: Drama Club: Early Grad.: Winter Carn.: Oper. Friend.: Sr. Class Play: Vars. Cheer.: Spanish Club: Ybk. Edit. Staff: Maj.: Open Camp.: O.E.A. CHARLES LUCHINI . Basli. - Mgr. and Scorer: Chess Club - Treas.: Band: Iazz Band: Wood En- semble: Open Campus. ' 'ltlfifsi-f . , . best athletes . . . KENNY LeBLANC and LISA CORBITT Time it was, and what a time it was It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences Long ago . .. it must be .. I have a photograph, Preserve your memories, They're all that's left you. MICHAEL MARCOTTE Band: jazz Band: Winter Carn.: Hock.: Open Campus. DONNA MARTEL Pep Club: Future Sec.: Winter Carn.: Open Campus, DOROTHY MAYNARD H.R. Off.: Ybk. Bus. Staff - Mgr.: Pep Club: Early Grad.: Open Campus: Girls Glee. SHARON MCDONALD Early Grad.: Read. Club: Girls Choirz Girl Glee: Open Campus. 27 JANET MCGRATH Class off., HR. Off., N.H.S.: Troubs., Prom Comm.: Pep Club: Winter Carn., Concess.: Ski Club: Girls Ensemble, French Club: Mai.: Open Camp., Girls Glee. MICHAEL METRA5 Band, jazz Band: Brass Ens., Troubs., Ear- ly Grad.: Winter Cam.: Concess.: Sr, Class Play: All School Plav: Boys Glee: Variety Show: Open Campus, IOAN MILLS H.R. Off.: Prom Comm.: Pep Club: Art Club, Earlv Grad.: Winter Carn.: Oper. Friend, Concess.: Ski Club: Stu. Coun.. Track, Open Campus. IOANNE MOGAVERO Prom Comm.: Pep Club, Open Camp.: Girls Glee. MARK MORIN Troubs.: BoV's Glee: Open Campus. RUSSELL MORIN Bio. Club, Ybk. Bus. Staff: Prom Comm., Earlv Grad., Winter Carn , Sr. Play. Rdg. Club, Open Campus, Sci Fair. ROBERT NAULT 'SH Club. Troubs.: Prom Comm., Med ca- reers Clubg Cross Count., Track DAVID NORDMAN H R Off.: Early Grad., j.V Football, Track, Open Campus, . . mostoptimistic . . . MARY CZYZEWSKI and LENNIE VAIRO A year of hopes . . A year of dreams . . . A year of so many things . . . The year you laughed . . The year you cried . . The year you were something . . It was the best time . . . It was the worst time You wanted it to end But, now, looking back on it all Don't you wish that You could start all again? OVBI' IOHN OHOP S Club: l.V. and Vars. Football Capt.: H.R. Off. IOSEPH OSOWSKI H.R. Off.: Early Grad.: Open Campus. DEBORAH OUELLETTE H. R. Off.: Bio. Club: Prom Comm.: Med. Careers: Pep Club: Winter Carnival: Concess.: Ski Club: FTA: Softball Mgr.: Field Hock.: Girl's I.V. and Vars. Basket.: Open Campus. DENNIS PANU , . Early Grad, ROBERT PARA .. . Early Grad.: Winter Cam.: Concess.: Sr. Play: Open Campus. HELEN PARENTEAU .. . FSA Open Campus: Office Ed. Assoc. 28 CHERYL PELOQUIN H.R. Off.: Pep Club: Early Grad.: Winter Carn., Concess.: Open Campus: Girl's Glee Club: Outing Club. MAUREEN PERRY .. Prom Comm.: Med. Careers: Pep Club: Oper. Friend.: Sr. Play: Girl's Choir: French Club: Majorettes: Open Campus: Girl's Glee. KEITH PETERSON .. S Club: IV. and Vars. Soccer Co-Capt.: Winter Carn.: H.R. Off.: Hockey: LV. and Vars. Baseball: I.V. Foot- ball: Open Campus: Fresh Math Team. WILLIAM PETRO ... S Club: I.V. and Vars. Soccer Co-Capt.: Winter Cam.: H.R. Off.: Hockey: I.V. and Vars. Baseball: I.V. Foot- ball: Open Campus: Frosh Math Team. X : 3 sw--.......,...., . . . class flirts . . . GEORGE KNIGHT and PAULETTE SARRASIN. 1 . Gfvvan Wy' AR' I-.f 1h 4 ' DAVID PETTINELLI Open Campus. BRIAN PIENTA S Club: H.R. Off.: NHSVVP: Math Team: Chess Club, Winter Carnival: Stu- clent Council: Track: Basketball Stat.: Frosh Math Team. ull' '--shi' .av '!! ? Y' rs., Nr' CATHY PION Troubsg Prom Comm.: FSA: Drama Club: Winter Carnival: Sr, Play: Girl's Choir: French Club: Majorettes - Capt.: Open Camp.: Girl's Glee Club. K DONNA PLEAU ,.. Yblc. Bus. Staff: Pep Club: FSA: Winter Cam.: French Club: Open Campus: OEA, 3 DARLENE PLOUFFE , H.R. Off.: Lib, Club: Med. Careers: Drama Club: French Club: Girl's Choir: Open Campus: Girl's Glee. DEBBIE POIRIER . H.R, Off.: Pep Club: Winter Carn.: Phys. Sci Club: Open Campus. 29 if DENISE PONTBRIAND Ybk. Bus. Staff: Pep Club: French Club: Open Campus: OEA. JEFFREY PONTBRIAND Frosh, l.V, and Vars. Basketball, H.R. Off., Prom Comm.: Winter Carn.: Golf: Open Campus. LINDA FONTBRIAND Prom Comm.: Pep Club: Art Club: FSA: Early Grad.: Winter Carn.: French Club: Maiorettes: Open Campus SHARON PONTHRIAND Pep Club, l IOHN POWER S Club: Frosh, and I.V. Bask.: Soccer: Wint. Carn.: Cross Count. - Capt. and Co-Capt.: Variety Show: Hockey - Co-Capt.: Track, MARYANN PROKOS .. H.R. Off.: NH5: Off-Campus Vulun.: Bio. Club: Prom Comm.: Pep Club: Winl. Carn.: Concess. - Co-Chair.: FTA: Sr. Play: Ybk. Staff: Girl's j.V. Bask.: Baslc, Mgr.: French Club: Open Campus. CHERYI. PROULX . Prom Comm.: Fep Club: Art Club: Wint. Carn.: Open Campus. STANLEY PRUNIER Soccer: H.R. Off.: Band: Percuss. Ens.: Art Club: Early Grad.: Wint, Carn.: Golf: Open Campus: Frosh Math Team. iw I1 inf f' 'w . best b.s. artists CAROL DUPRE and SCOTTIEWELL LINDA RAMSDELL Class Off., H.R. Off., Troubsq Pep Club: Earlv Grad., Wint, Cam., Sr. Play, I.V. and Vars. Cheer, Open Cam- pus: Girls' GleeClub. KAREN REYNOLDS Prom Comm., Pep Club, Arl Club, Win! Carn., Open Campus a-his 'QF 'Sv' Q--P' ., I. MICHAEL RICHARD S Club, H.R. Off.: Prom Comm.: Wint. Carn., Concess. - Co-chair- man, Cross Counl,, Hockey. Track: Open Campus. SCOTT RICHARD S Club: Early Grad., Wint. Carn.: Cross Count.. I.V, and Vars Baseball: Open Campus. Frosh Math Team. NHS. ,f- fbi ia Ma--2:9 wasp.- --1 ii I changed most since freshman year JUDY RIGHI and DANA DIGREGORIO --1' . 4 N QQ + 1? IUDITH RIGHI H.R. Off.: Ear- lv Grad.: Wint. Carn.: Concess.: Open Campus: Girls' Glee Club, RUBEN RIOS Open Campus. HERBERITA RIVIERA Ybk. Bus. Staff, Pep Club: Wint. Carn.. Spanish Club, French Club: Open Campus. KAREN SANTELLI H.R. Off.: Prom Comm.: Pep Club, Wint. Carn., Concess, I.V. and Vars. Cheer. - Co-Capt.: Open Campus, Stu. Ldr. Corps, Girls' Glee Club. 30 ROSE SANTELLI H.R. Off.: Prom Comm.: Pep Club: l.V. and Vars, Cheer.: Open Campus. PAULETTE SARRASIN Prom Comm.: Pep Club: Early Grad.: Wint. Cam.: Concess.: Sr. Play: I.V. and Vars. Cheer.: Variety Show: Open Campus: Stu. Ldr. Corps. SUSAN SAVAGE Chess Club: Band: Med. Careers Club: Tennis, RUTH SCHEINPELDT H.R. Off.: Troubs.: Pep Club: Early Grad.: Wim, Carn.: Concess.: Sr. Play: All School Play: Open Cam- pus: Girls' Glee Club. -xx S I t dressed , . , PAUL LACOSTE and KELLY What lies in the future Is a mystery to us all. No one can predict The wheel of Fortune as it falls. ADOLFO SEGARRA . . Soccer: Chess Club: Band: Prom Comm.: Winter Carn.: Concess.: Spanish Club: Open Campus. NANCY SERVANT . ,. Yblc. Bus.: Pep Club: FSA: Early Grad.: Winter Cam.: Rdg. Club: Open Camp.: Phys. Sci. Club. MARK SHANBAUM H.R. Off.: Winter Carn.: Sr. Play: Open Campus. STEPHEN SIMONELLI , S Club: Band: Iazz Band: Wood Ens.: Brass Ens.: Art Club: Early Grad.: Winter Carn.: Golf: Open Campus. 31 MARC SIMPSON H.R. Off.: NHS: Prom Comm.: Winter Carn.: Concess.: Sr. Play: Boy's Glee: Open Campus: Stud. Leader Corps Soccer Statistician and Time Keeper. ROBERT SINNI Winter Carn.: Cross Country: Open Campus. ROSE ST, MARTIN . Bio. Club - Treas.: Math Team: Ybk. Bus.: Pep Club: Concessq Sr. Play: French Club: Open Campus. KELLY SULLIVAN Prom Comm.: Pep Club: Early Grad.: Winter Cam.: Oper, Friend.: I,V. Cheer.: Spanish Club: Open Cam- pus: Typing Awards: Outing Club, CARLENE SVEDBERG Prom Comm.: Pep club: Girl's Glee. STANLEY TENCZAR , Soccer: Winter Carn.: 1.V. Baseball: Tennis Open Campus. IO ANN THEODOSS , H. R. Off.: Prom Comm.: Pep Club: Ski Club: I.V. and Vars. Cheer. - Co- Capt.: Stud. Council: Girl's Choir: Open Camp.: Stud. Lead, Corps: Girl's Glee Club. ANN MARIE THIBEAULT Ybk. Bus. Staff: Prom Comm: Pep Club: Open Campus. p9 ,wr '19 Q14 Wadi' ROY THIBODEAU Band: ,lazz Band: Open Campus. LOUISE TKACIK H.R. Off.: Prom Comm.: Pep Club: Sec. Club: Oper. Friend.: Concess:: Open Campus. ROBERT TRAHAN Class Off, - V.P.: S Club: Vars. and j.V, Football: Prom Comm.: Winter Carn.: Vars. Baseball: Open Cam- pus. LISA TRIFONE , . Troubs.: Pep Club: Winter Carn.: Oper. Friend,: Track: Open Campus: GirI's Glee, 'NY' NIQLQM -wmv- N805 ,gnu- VICTORIA TRIFONE . Art Club: Early Grad.: Winter Carn.: Open Campus. GREGORY TSOULES Class Off. - V.F.: S Club: Frosh and l.V. Basketball: H.R. Off., Prom Comm.: Winter Carnv: Cross Coun- try: Track: Golf: Open Campus. LEONARD VAIRO Class Off. - Pres.: S Club: Frosh Basketball: NHS: Math Team: Troubs: Prom Comm.: Drama Club: Concess.g Sr. Play: All School Play: Cross Coun- try: Ybk. Staff: Stud. Council: Track: Thespians: Stud. Gov. Rep- resentative. TERESA WALKOWIAK H.R. Off.: NHS: Prom Comm:: Early Grad.: Winter Carn,: Sr. Play: Ybk. Staff: Stud. Council: Open Cam- pus: Stud. Leader, , . . best artists . , . RUSS MORIN and MEG GREENE ANNE WETHERBEE . . . Pep Club: Early Grad.: Winter Cam.: Open Campus: Girl's Glee. KATHLEEN YURGILAS Prom Comm.: Pep Club: Early Grad.: Winter Carn.: Variety Show: Open Campus: Fashion Show: Girl's Glee. 32 CHRISTINE GRIFFITH . ,. Major- Cite. ELAINE MCLEAN .. . Girl's Glee Girl's Choir: H.R. Off.: Ybk. Bus Staff: Early Grad.: Concessions. JANE BENOIT KOSTA DIVRIS JANET LAROCHELLE STEVEN MARINELLI DEBBIE MATI-IIEU DAVID OATHOUT . . . other members of the class of '75 . , . JAMES TAVERNIER We've had our share of broken dreams, And more than a couple of falls. And in chasing what we thought were moonbeams We have run into a couple of walls. People could look at us to find . . . We've learned the hard way every time . . . But when we look back at the places we've been And the mountains we've wanted to climb, The lessons we've learned W And the changes we've left behind . . . 1 L QV. 5. ' T ' ' V 1 ' We'd be the first ones to say 'U Ln Q, I, y When we look at ourselves today . . . We wouldn t have done lt any other way. nicest smiles . . . GEORGE KNIGHT and JOAN MILLS. . . . the best musicians . . . BEVERLY KANGAS and MIKE CAVANAUGH. KHYHlf1?g TQ QQ Q -f- 'V A' 'fx' ' Z' gfvngvo WI, WH M xp Q eb gngylb wgts' 4-,S . V' Wi . 0011? J Y if? A off If ., gig? Q75 n3'W ' 0 . -9 X wg 4 5 A ' V ' N 55.056 4 evil? Mogwwwyd gbg - A , Elaine Agarhangelakis Gregory Allen Iuclith Anderson Paula Archambeault Karen Arpin William Auclair Scott Austin Ion Ayers Cynthia Beaudry X ax X A . . N. .1 ' Y is wb . 4' Ex m KK NS if Xx K f Q-I Q .. 1 me 1, is 5. I .. 5 X., e se, '- . . ,, . na, ,. r X x in ml, V N. 'l :-X1-:ggi .cQ,.,.Z - . ,X t , . - 1 , . . - ei .. , 535- it M,-. X ' saga ' .- X A sw 'V ,. .. 1 . N E t B X X I X I 'ffj-5 . Juniors Q f . . . Class officers . . . ANESTIS HALKIDIS, MARY ANN CIUKAI, PATTY PUR ACCHIO, SCOTT LAZO. Janice Bellerive 1 A ' N -Q . Rol::eriBellerive I I V. f-1'-:: g ' David Bellerose iii-I 1121 ' Z' . homeroom officers , ELAINE AGATHANGELAKIS KAREN ARPIN DAVID BELLEROSE SUE BOILLARD DAVID BOUDREAU CARRIE CHECKA S,,,den,CO,,,,Ci1 WILFRID COURNOYER ELAINE AGATHANGELAKIS DENNIS Cul-I-ITON MARY ANN CIUKAJ MARK DOBSON DEBORAH GEORGE LINDA GAUDETTE LYNETTE MATHIEU SARAH CRAP MARY El.l.EN MORRILI. CYNTHIA GRANT KRYSTYNA MROCZKOWSKI KATHY MUNROE PA'1'l'I PURACCHIO MARY ELLEN MORRILL MARY JANE REWINSKI BETTY ANN PAQUIN JANE VENIE IEAN PLOUFPE MARY VASIL MICHELE POULIN - MARY JANE REWINSKI LINDA SEREMET ,IOANNE SERVANT GREGORY SZUMILAS IUDY THEODOSS NORMAND THIBODEAU MARY VASII. xi . . . class advisor . , , MR. DAVID YACAVACE Sharon Berthiaume 'i me . , , ' ' Keith Bigness , Zfb I 1 Q , Michael Blake ' X 43-, 1... . Q- A Susan Boillard ' l 'lf- IA . . Af,1-Q 5 X ' ' Michael Bonadies . ',. 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' 1 , QB: it A N I v a PS, Q 4 - 5. eu- 1 Q 5' X 'YN at Arthur Zikos Rebecca Voloka Barbara Wonclerlie Susan St, George Ianice St. Laurent Lou Ann Starr Shelley Stone Elaine Szolusha Gregory Szumilas Richard Taylor Judith Theodoss Io an Thibeault Normancl Thibocleau joel Tiberii Achilles Tsongalis Catherine Tucker Mary Vasil Dimilrio Vasolaridis jane Venie Linda Vetter Bonnie Vigilante Kimberly Alarie Dann Allen Betsy Aukhier Barbara Beaudry Donna Besse Cheryl Bieber Sharon Blackwell Paul Blanchet Timothy Borey Nancy Boyle Sherri Brousseau Lisa Brown ' I , 5 2 I I I X f 'I is S 6 I ' 3 , X1 N-4 -e , B , 'T i 7 I-:Lu I Qi I I is :s.:5Z-. fri , If A f yy A W I IA .QL ' QQQSP ' it v + ef 'iE'f !-'- -' -I -1' - ' B I - I. I I it . 5 ' A I . YE 1 ' -:-: I : --::55g:.vI me .QQ . . , I ig, ' , Iv . . .. , 'll le! -' X X 'rl' X- L iar. class advisors .. . MISS ANN O'CONNELL And MR. ROGER GIROUX Scott Brown Cynthia Burkhart Gail Burrelli Sharon Cassell Elizabeth Cavanaugh Patricia Champeau Claudio Ciovacco Theresa Ciovacco Iames Ciprari Cathleen Cloutier Patricia Collins C arol Comtois Clifford Corriveau Roger Corriveau Linda DaDalt Mark Daniel Sandra Dashnaw Bruce Desrosier Steven DiFeclerico Carmelina DiCiuvanni Paul Dunphe Paulette Dupre Kevin Dupuis Lorna Duquette K . - If 5 2 E Sophomores ww., CI-IAMPEAU MARC MONTIGNY KAREN GAIEWSKI DEBORAH KENNEDY IOHN KIRK TAMMY LAZO DONALD MARINO SUSAN PORTER . . . homeroom officers , . BETSY AUTHIER NANCY BOYLE SI-IERRI BROUSSEAU CYNTHIA BURKI-IART PATRICIA CHAMPEAU IAMES CIPRARI MARK DANIEL CINA PERRON KAREN CAIEWSKI .. . student council . . DEBORAH KENNEDY KAREN KINC MAN SARAH KING JANE KwIAr KOWS KI FELICE LANCTOT PAUL LAROCHELLE ELLEN LAVALLEE DONALD MARINO JOHN MCNAMARA LISA MILLER MARC MONTIGNY IOSE PENA GLENN PETERSON ROBERT RICHARDS DIDI ROY LEE STANDROWICZ DINO TARQUINIO KAREN TEREA MICHELLE TREMELAY .. . class Officers .. . MARY LOU GENDRON, GINA FERRON, PATRICIA 63 .:xx-:Q A xx 9 . A . - Y - X iS' -9-- I FA, If A , - N S 'wi , ' a-. -fvzvwf-H .1- Af' -1 KP .Cn Iv ---' ' 'br ,K , I I girxw-,gag -.I . i ' l M I Wi '91- i: I 4 f I .. 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ALBERT THOMAS MR. DENIS KEOHANE .-I :rl I I S . MR. JEFFREY LARSON MR. THOMAS SEVERANCE iv .,- .,.,, ., . '41 :4::z11g:1.-,fiefif .- Qni4:L's:z ,,'Lfff',. MRS. CELESTA SULLIVAN Business Phys. Ed Music 0 MRS. ELIZABETH LECLAIR MR. GARY FEURER T, W. MR. WILLIAM WELCH MRS LORRAINE CATELY MR. THOMAS KRUCZEK MR. DONALD MARINO ,-47 1,-1.11,--guys.--1 '.f-I. ffL if-2-75-f-'- '- 1 'H 'A ' hi ' fXrt Home EC. Industrial Arts MRS. JANET TYLICK MISS SHARON EDWARDS A ss MRS. VIRGINIA PAGE Nurse Media Guidance MR. ERIC OLANDT I I' I 4 '-X, ,- ex 3 . N ' I g ' Eff? 1 MR. ROBERT RICE MRS. JEAN GREBB I 5 -'.. , ., .. X ' fr a7Q,jL.l03 .Q -.-I-. : al . VV: A MISS PAMELA I'IAI.E . . s I s s xx' E Q Ax II-.J X V V V .- N W QQGI Wg . L xr - ' GNL 4 V.- MR. IOHN SOLDANI MR. NEAL LEBLANC ll ' MRS. MARY CLARKE When a man gives as much time and effort and is as dedicated to his work as Mr. Cormier has been, words of thanks and praise seem to express very little. Therefore we won't try to elaborate when two words really say it all. Thanks, Zack. MR. ELZEAR CORMIER 'No MR. EMERSON PERKINS 5. '- .X W Qnak....i i MRS. NQRA ADAMS MISS DEBORAH GAJEWSKI Secretaries Custodians Y xc..-Aw. Q . , .NJN .M-f f 1 Q.. Q I 3 E MR. JOSEPH THERIEN MR. ROGER DEMERS l 1 MR. HENRY WALTON MR. WILSON PINSONNEAULT Y Cafeteria MRS. NANCY NORMANDIN MRS. TESSIE BOUCHARD I 6 . , . ftf .f 36757 A A wig ' K 'Il MRS. HELEN BOUSQUET MRS. TONI BENOIT ,f-- - -- V- f .-we 'V Qs ., , 95... 1-A ff' MRS. ROSALIE CAPRERA MRS. MARY PIKUL . Q.-,L.A...aihl X. 4 F ,,w,,,,,, .. 1 A fi Ahm- MRS. JOAN GAUTHIER 4 WW ' . 1 vefxwnii 'FW Rv' Y, 7 If v I.. gg ..:, Y MRS. EVELYN BOUCHARD ' sz- WM sf' I l . Qiflf 1. ,I ,' V ' ff'n1'.u, . MRS. CECILE NORMANDIN 44' . ,.f my X-'X Y Z1 15 m mm gk gm i ggi? If fe' ,f:'iiS5 'Z 'Y Wg 0 if vm 'UWA wth A 4v.???5? i g?fpi 95? 5 M sl A L , 6 ' if ,an , 0 We ew' 4,309 N F505 Q Nw? Q-333 Qddvmdu OK Qi? , ,ill I' 6 if Nil VARSITY CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: N. Boyle, L. Gaudette, L. Mathieu, I. Venie, P. Sarrasin, M. Billis and T. Lazo. STAND- ING: M. Morrill, M. Roy, K. Gajewski, P. Purac- chio, Co-Captains J. Theodoss and K. Santelli, and L. Miller. MAIORETTES KNEELING: Debbie Gagnon. STANDING: Pat Collins, Gina Ferron, Maureen Perry, and Terry Kowralewslci. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT: P. Lavoie. MIDDLE: M. Provost, B. Ca- vanaugh, A. Costa, P. Champeau, and M. Santilli. TOP: T. Dionne, D. Cirouard, and A. Marino. iff' I 8 1. . .egg , Qfigjmv s QA .l ,' .11 l 121. f A I la! , Q 1. fi D O ,A 5 se tm. .law Ja' 'I 'e S -at . x. 'K' 'I mi Q Q 1: 'Q , . 3 Q: 3, B 'YQ 'F g!jg5!i2'1- ' 1 ,.Q ' ,.,.K ff ,.g.- ' gilnri' ' . .. . . . 1. .L , 1 ' 1- A :- . .- 3? 2 I CHESS CLUB FRONT: 1. Baillargeon, S. St. George, S. Savage, D. Genereux, and B. Nasse. REAR: C. Luchini, R. Dusza, P. Chenier, K. Tremblay, and B. Patraw. LIBRARY CLUB FRONT: T. Gardner, D. Kulis, D. Plouffe, D. Bernard and I. Bail- largeon. BACK: A. Laferriere, W. Pentland, M. Proulx, and P. Chenier. THESPIANS Mitch Favreau, Denise Nadeau, John Daniel and Kim Dwyer. FROSH MATH TEAM F. Maly, T. Cobden, M. Meltaus, N. Kirk, T. Wallcowiak, D. Piche 'and Advisor Mr. Larson. CONCESSIONS KNEELING: G. DuPaul, M. Richards, A. Segarra, C. Chase, R. Dion, and R. Para. STANDING: A. Bergman, D. Bernard, M. Prokos, M. Czyzewski, I. Lanctot, M. Simpson, L. Vairo, T. Bro- W wig? 3, deur, I. McGrath and R. St. Martin. YEARBOOK-BUSINESS STAFF FRONT: D. Gagnon, S. Fitzgibbons, C. Matte, C. Shanbaum and C. DiDonato. MIDDLE: L. Laferriere, J. Laferriere, K. Blackwell, and N. Lafleche. REAR: R. Rios, S. Paul, D. Maynard and A. Thi- beault. .,,, lv gr. ,M M' I' Q lr.: 7 .. L' M, - f BAND P. Boudreau, S. Kowalski, R. Dusza, S. Tokarz, M. Talisman, A. Gali- peau, R. Waskiewicz, N. Peloquin, P. LaChance, 5. Osimo, C. Mar- cotte, A. Fuller, P. Luchini, B. Chase, R. LeBoeuf, B. Cavanaugh, M. Cavanaugh, B. Lamica, S. Savage, I. Forcier, M. Dusza, B. Kangas, D. Pulsifer, A. Vangel, M. 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Bernard, M. Proulx, G. LeBlanc, and E. Lavallee. MIDDLE: T. Kovalewski, M. Czyzewski, A. Bergman, and I. McGrath. REAR: S. Breen, A. Laferriere, D. Kulis, M. Prokos, C. Grant, and M. Meredith. VARSITY MATH TEAM 1st ROW: A. Bergman, R. St. Martin and E. Lavallee. 2nd ROW: I. Kirk, L. Vairo, I. Laggctot, D. Bernard, L. Starr, G. Remian, and M. Meredith. 3rd ROW: B. Pfenta and Advisor Mr. Severance. GIRLS CHOIR lst ROW: C. Matte, D. Girouard, T. Dionne, L. Duquette, and L. Charettef 2nd ROW: K. Munroe, M. DiGregorio, S. Kalis, and G. MacKinnon. 3rd V.-.. 1 ROW: C. Beaudry, N. Boudreau, H. Lafleche, S. Coderre, and M. Duquette. 4th ROW: K. Fontaine, and C. Digregorio. X' STUDENT LEADERS CLUB ' lst ROW: Advisor Mrs. Gately, K. Santelli, S. Peters, L. Corbitt, J. Iozzo, and P. Sarrasin. 2nd ROW: C. Fournier, C. Caouette, T. Lazo, S. Brousseau, B. Paquin, and I. Theodoss. 3rd ROW: G. Ferron, L. Lemmelin, S. Porter, E. Prokos, D. Kennedy, and L. Starr. 4th ROW: I. St. Laurent, C. Cesolini, A. Costa, and G. Remian. BIOLOGY CLUB J. Kwiatkowski, L. Miller, M. Richard, M. Prokos, M. Czyzewski, G. Le- Blanc, and D. Bernard. FUTURE TEACHERS Gloria LeBlanc, Cheryl Cesolini, Kathy Munroe, and Cynthia Beaudry. 18 - .fra , ., A 'He .. A I I ' XJ ff 5 . - q P , I X 5,1- ii ,- ji? .-E . I If 5 6.2 ei' WZ. .f .f :If I? fi c 45 'gg K' if ' .4 Q . 69 ' Jo' AC 7 4 ' 'ey ,. . , 1 5 ' - 912 we., J , . e ' .2 :Sf 2 , . ' .W . . 11 ,,. . , , . X Rua. f n if . I - , T: if 4 a te. is ' V gg... .,... . ' -'2i5i?E?5vl:'i lr . 4 -F Q IU 954 :I 'iii' '51 I I iw W ' ' .- 1 at 112122559 15 w . ' ' If . 1:21 y - -,.. , .5-2232.2 iii-:N 'Q- .ga 'i 1.2 l S' . S. M. 22231 A 2' SENIOR HOME ROOM OFFICERS S. Breen, M. Prokos, R. Santelli, I. Righi, T. Walkowiak, B. Lee, M. Billis, P. Dargie, M. Czyzewski, J. Daniel, I. Mills, and M. Favreau. - DRAMA CLUB . .N Y . KNEELING: C. Beaudry, M. Goodwin, S. Porter, L. Duquette, i and K. Munroe. STANDING: M. Favreau, D. Nadeau, T. Lazo, I D. Bernard, K. Dwyer, and V. Duquette. GIRL'S GLEE CLUB lst: M. DiGregorio, L. Duquette, S. Kalis, C. DiGregorio, L. Charette, G. MacKinnon, L. Marino, K. Fontaine, P. Lavigne, and M. Duquette. 2nd: P. Metras, L. Koroser, H. Lafleche, C. Matte, C. Beaudry, K. Munroe, S. Coderre, and N. Boudreau. 3rd: C. Pion, L. Vetter, D. Plouffe, L. Benoit, D. Girouard, and S. Stone. SKI CLUB KNEELING: I. Ciprari, D. Marino, M. Goodwin, and B. Seremet. STANDING: Advisor Mr. Dube, M. Favreau, T. Lazo, E. Pro- ' kos, P. Smionelli, D. Kennedy and L. Healy. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Vice President B. Pienta, Treasurer I. McGrath, Secretary M. Czyzewski, and President G. DuPaul. A B O.E.A. C. Luchini, L. Hudon, D. Budreau, C. Shanbaum and N. Thibo- deau. K 4 -Q5 I I ex l TROUBADOURS lst: I. Mathieu, M. Metras, M. Morin, C. Mongeon, R. Nault, C. Bieber, and L. Brown. Znd: L. Lamberton, A. Bergman, M. Dob- son, I. Daniel, P. LaCoste, E. Baldyga, S. Porter, and L. Ramsclell. Jrd: 5. Bouvier, M. DiGregorio, D. Nadeau, M. Favreau, I-I. Cox, I. Lapierre, T. Kovalewski, K. MacKinnon, and M. Goodwin. 4th: M. Gendron, L. Corbitt, J. Olson, C. Beaudry, G. Remian, J. McGrath, R. Scheinfeldt, and S. Stone. Sth: P. Chasse, B. Kan- gas, S. St. George, L. Trifone, G. Ferron, T. Lazo, C. Kollios, and L. DiBonaventura. 70 na uf ,- gg Q3 fibre, , X I .,-'ff' IAZZ BAND M. Cavanaugh, B. Kangas, Z. Kowalski, M. Metras, C. Luchini, S. Tokarz, R. Thibo- deau, M. Magcotte, M. Beaupre, I. Bundeff, W. Rewinski, I. Gray,'B. Desrosiers, N. Thibodeau, C. Hughes, D. Grabowski, and band director Mr. Kruczek. ' PEP CLUB D. Besse, S. Lemmelin, T. Dionne, A. Costa, and L. Lemmelin. P. Lavoie, P. Cham- peau, M. Santilli, I. Iozzo, and K. Fontaine. C. Beaudry, S. Blackwell, ,l.'Ploufee, K. Tersa, and T. Ciovacco. M. Richard, K. Munroe, T. Kwiatkowski, E. Agathangelakis, C. Matte, M. Vasil, P. Venie, B. Ashe and L. Lemmelin. SPANISH CLUB S. Savage, St. George, C. Nasse, I. Ciprari, B. Leduc, B. Prokos, L. Thibodeau, G. Langlois, I. Pena, K. Kincman, and K. Dwyer. PROM COMMITTEE A. Segarra, G. DuPaul, L. Vairo, I. Daniel, B. Lee, I. Kantorski, M. Carron, K. LeBlanc, I. Mills, R. Trahan, T. Walkowiak, M. Prokos, M. Billis, I. McGrath, J. Theodoss, D. Bernard, C. DiDonato, G. LeBlanc, and M. Czyzewski. OPERATION FRIENDSHIP S. Grzembski, S. Blackwell, G. Langlois, V. Hubbell. C Matte, C. Lafleche, T. Dionne, N. Boyle, A. Bergman, M .sh v 9, fn '-32 f 3 if , . ix '. 1 .a' -'gl-'.' -,x X . Y 4- ,Eiga G Gregorio, K. Dwyer, L. Thibodeau, S. Varin, D. Clarke, L Miller, B. Prokos, L. Labelle, J. Plouffe, D. Kirk, L. Seremet I C. Clapperton, M. Santilli, L. DiPietro, and M. Roy. 6 ff:-as H 411 W if I f - Czyzewski, L. Duquette, L. Healy, B. Seremet, M. Di- Wzziidzzr-'f vi? of-'f f ' ' b 5830 iw? figrl-1 IF K, C5 ,f,25W39y t - W qmmQm'.',v,,'g-.Ig-ffl 1-.H'- '-I'-il-fn-'-6-in ' Y-A ..,, O X.. J A qg14gg,g.., Paqfqoffgg' 045555 f' JW' U5 B52 gy 0 , 0 J Hug! Q' C33 Q I 9' Magi 4 ' V 553422373 sdwsfig QCD MDWQOQ Pioneer Football 5-,zz . Qir. 6? 5 1 e p ..- x '1 'QQ- J Qi' I 3' UKIC , V, i s R F E F f 1 Entering his fifteenth season as Head Coach at SHS, Coach Don Marino was expected to lead his team to a very successful season. Seventeen Seniors as well as many promising underclassmen, all led by Senior Tri-Captains John Ohop, Ken LeBlanc, and Peter Dargie, worked hard to prepare for the coming season. Double session practices, scrimmages, and the skilled leadership of the coaching staff all helped to instill in the Pioneers a desire and attitude necessary for a winning season. - Although bad weather cancelled the Leominsterjamboree, it didn't curtail the high spirits of our football team as they battled the highly favored Shrewsbury Colonials to a scoreless tie. The game was highlighted by the Pioneers outstanding defensive unit. Iohn'Ohop and his Red Gang time and again brought the surging Colonial machine to a grinding halt. As a result, the Pioneers played to their first scoreless tie since 1961. The offensive machine for the Pioneers got rolling in the second game of the season as the Shephard Hill Rams were sent reeling by the score of 20 to 9. Undoubtedly what must be considered one of the most outstanding comeback victories in Pioneer history was staged as Southbridge hosted the powerful Gardner Wildcats. With Gardner leading 20-14 and the clock showing less than one minute remaining in the game, Scott Lazo completed three clutch passes to Mike Aucoin which brought us to the Gardner ten yard line with 17 seconds showing on the clock. After a pass was almost intercepted in the end zone, Lazo, behind excellent pass protection, threw into the corner where marvelous Marv Carron hauled in the game-tying points with an outstanding diving catch. Jeff Earls then calmly split the uprights with no time showing on the clock to give the Pioneers a stunning 21-20 upset victory over Gardner. In the air, Scott Lazo I A , completed 12 of 17 :passes for 177 yards. A Seniors Bob Trahan and Marv Carron A were superb in their pass blocking. Great protection was also given Lazo by his front line featuring Brian Bobo Lee, Dana DiGregorio, Rich Hughes, Paul Bicki, and Dennis Culliton. Southbridge had little trouble in defeating their next three bpponents as they outplayed Auburn 18-12, walloped Bay Path 43-12, and trounced Athol 32-6. Doing the job defensively during this stretch were ends Iohn Gray and Iohn Ohop, Tackles Burzycki, Hughes and Dargie, as well as noseguard Gajewski. Leading the defensive backfield was outstanding middle linebacker Ken LeBlanc, followed by jeff Earls, john Ialbert, Mike Aucoin, Rich Learned and Marc Montigny. With a Class B and Division Il Championship in sight, the Pioneers looked forward to their upcoming game with Tantasqua. The Ted Farland Memorial Award winner, Scott Lazo, showed what the Pioneer offensive unit could do as we trounced the Warriors 38-6. Also outstanding in the game were receivers Marv Carron and Mike Aucoin. The defense was great as usual as the only Tantasqua score came late in the game against second 1 stringers. P N .aff . . ly , .g.x.,'7,j , -,VL '- BNP ae- ftp-,lg , Y - W L . , ip- '- . iv .' .Y .. A, nal: or me , .. . Ei. ,. X K ' -' - ze' is X 'f .VT gif! Hilhellgiigfii lst ROW: P. Bicki, R. Hughes, D. DiGregorio, R. Trahan, B. Lee, Capt. P. Dargie, Capt. I. Ohop, j. Earls, Capt. K. LeBlanc, C-. Knight, M. Aucoin, I. Gray, and R. Athanas. 2nd ROW: M. Giacobbi, R. Learned, D. Culliton, T. Cajewski, S. Lazo, W. Cournoyer, 1. lalbert, M. Carron, P. Burzycki, S. Curboy, R. Garron, 1. Richard, B, lozzo, D. Crenke, K. Bigness, D. DiGregorio, and M. Morrill. 3rd ROW: A. Brackett, I. Learned, Coaches Ci- roux and Welch, P. LaRochelle, M. Caouette, D. Julian, T. Lees, C. Peterson, D. Laio, M. Montigny, A. Santilli, D. White, R. McNamara, M. Ci- rouard, D. Marino, Coach Santilli, and Head Coach D. Marino. - N Z up T .qi , , I , , -. . .- '. K -'- Wi-121:- ' 1 ' f-' 1126 ki G jf , 1 l fi Y 1.3 if .V X Q . ' if . -L. . ' V 5 .V 1 JT, ' t or ' V + 5' 'Ff 1 . k , . AHF! ' -....vlnfL4n.AV4hMVv J .xr ! X, .Q-.4 g . ..- . I, -- v . . mgf. -wi ' .em .---.-,, , ts. . ,,.r . . .Y . .v-0. a 4 ,EN . . . -. ,,.4..-. ff.. Q , ., -, Q . a,- , 1. 1 'N .' . 3.- 4 ', . , , , -I U .' -Q L 1 A I . 'L Y Lie .,,. 5 7'-M. 1 . MA m at Q X, 3. I . SHS OPPONENT 0 SHREWSBURY 0 20 SHEPHARD HILL 9 . j ,J A -,Ka rp V-S igsgf rfj a fl W ' f 4 r 515: J ' 4 - ' 4-AV' .I A-I-L ' V 'E-n , vu' 1 r : 1 J V V '-vs. .IS 4 A ,Q .6 jg' . .- . ir . os' ,. ff. 4 1 1' 'iff I4 f 1. If 3-Suu ,nh ,QeQf1'.g1'L .t,Ci If J, 3, . f- ., '- e-. ' vig- ii, - , - r 'B 3 Ixus, 5 1571? ' -..:!QO7c vice Y. i . 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' Q M .4 ' , . : 4, ' 9 A- if R lr ' . 1 X? fy -V N ' vii I I .Q FX' V v I., .1 I lf- w , . . .. 1' F M 1 . A.: f f Y: .Nix 39:1 ,CY E 'q'KA E I Vtjfgla in v ' ' i i . iff A ' V 0 Q ' 11 ...ff ' :E ' -fl! 1- V : 2 ' N , V 'il' 11 U ' A' N il N H Y V 'J t '-3 1-: I, ' . 5, ' A -.L IV I t 'I A J V N My q ,y N I H . I' N in I ffizf lst ROW: D. DiCregorio 1. Richard M. Ciacobbi R. Ggrron, D. Grenke T. Lees W. Cournoyer, and I I 1 1 ' D. Lazo. 2nd ROW: D. Marino, D. Julian, C. Peterson. P. LaRochelle, A. Santilli, I. Molina, M. Caouette, and M. Cirouard. 3rd ROW: Coach Giroux, M. Kupiec, C. Hughes, E. McNamara, M. Mon- tigny, D. Houghton, D. White and K. P afeht. A1-if Turkey Da y Entering the 56th Annual Turkey Day Classic, SHS, riding a 7-1-1 record, faced a weak but inspired Bartlett team. The Indians got first blood as they picked off a Scott Lazo pass and returned it 31 yards for a touchdown. Before the Pioneers could recover, the Indians struck again as they hit on a 25 yard field goal. The Pioneers then scored as Marv Carron caught a long T.D. pass to bring the score at halftime to 8-9. The long walk to the locker room must have done something to the players, as they forced a fumble which Bob Trahan recovered on the second half opening kickoff. Coach Marino then inserted M.V.P. back Ken LeBlanc into the game. Ken's inspired play coupled with a good passing attack allowed SHS to develop a diversified attack which totally confused Bartlett. Pete Burzycki and LeBlanc returned interceptions for touchdowns, and Bob Trahan and Marv Carron added second half touchdowns. All of this plusia great defensive effort led to a 44-15 win. A The Pioneers finished second in both Class B and Division II ratings, and narrowly missed a bowl trip to Springfield. John Ohop made the Telegram and Gazette Super Team while Mike Aucoin and Ken LeBlanc the Class B All-Star Team. I I , 1 4 Pioneer Soccer it .gn-nv.. Mix M i 'X A .QA 1 fi 'inf ry' rf'- xi. 454115 ivy, 'Z 'Mil P' A sf . f J .3 H-.nf S With only six returning Seniors, Mr. C-osk entered his fourth year as Head Coach expecting a rebuilding year. Instead, he, along with Co- Captains Bill Petro and Chuck Desrosiers, led the Pioneers to their best season ever p 9 wins and 6 losses. Goalie Chuck Desrosiers was voted Central Mass. All-Star Goalie for the second consecutive year He along with Bill Petro and Dave Riel were also selected to the Border Conference All Star Team Leading the way for an outstanding defense were fullbacks Marc Dwyer and Kosta DlVl'lS Helping out in the scoring duties were lack Power and Paul Jacques Leading the way next year will be Dave Riel Kelly Tsongalis Paul Blanchette and Jim Vasolaridis CFM qi ' ' ,G .,.Y.6 .M 80 2' . -sf A ' ,132 J F113 . 11. SHS 3 1 1 0 OPPONENT OXFORD PROUTY OXFORD BARTLETT AUBURN SI-IEP. HILL BAY PATH TANTASQUA BARTLETT AUBURN SI-IEP. HILL DOUGLAS BAY PATH TANTASQUA ' WESTBORO , 5 O 2 0 QOTJ 1 QOTJ 1 QOTJ 0 QOTJ 3 COT! 2 QOTJ 0 O 2 6 1 1 1 2 1 2. 4 I 2 1 3 O 3 1 O 1: I' 3: M ' . -4- ' XQL' Q X4 K lg 'Y AA' ' -' ' -'- lc' fs B D ' + , . I 'ahh A 5.1: .w ks xi ii .N 'Lux K in f-as K , . . . . E 4 .55 'b'P , - 54 - . . H? fr ' V V . 334-' 7 lr g53':.'l,f1'5q91 y . fqi 'twin L ,WX r, 'xf 3' 2 L fi Q no 414 1 5 - 1.1 'Q J J' xv 4 ' ' .N 5 wwf, ' x , .f Q A555 - Ae' MN- N X X , W ' X31- I ' I ' ' 4 . 1 U ' . N' i ',' 'Tx 4 I QX tw, I J Q A by M I C 'Mia' Tv cf N gp J, :Q ,I-,S MP, K on QJ arxf':',4,f,.' x?'1yf RN,K ' 1 'f4 g ..3:.W' A auf' fll ,I ow' J .1 Sm - KNEELING: J. Morgan, S. Gravel, j. Vasolarrdis, Co-Captains B. Petro and C. Desrosiers, D. Riel, and S. Tenczar. STANDING: K. Zikos, P. jacques, M. Dwyer, A. Tsongalis, P. Blanchet, D. Lafleche, K. Divris, P. Vasolardis and Coach Gosk. 81 ' M gg' f pxamki f Q.1, . 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X ax 1 Q Q, 1 xv, su A QSQX1 3 x J. 1 A V xg xxx V X N l fx N N' 1 Q. Xml J 1 X 1- ' ' N 1 ' W' wa 1 1 Eg 1 1+ 1 Q ' Q.w Q A . 4-.X ,ng Q ,,gQR,1 .1 ,fx .mn 11'., 1 f .N1 ,Q em .+-. 1 ,Q x, 11 41 .of w .1 1- K ' 1..1vX -e ww -Q K1 'Q ua. ... 2 A. A .DL -k 1 A Q 1. 82 f., 1. .- , ,w a -'-+1--. 7- -+:'1:''v-.',1'f'f-7 T -21 -5412. fP??1'1F+fQ5f?4Tvifbiwkffff 5- 74 P12 KNEELING: M. Ferron, K. Dupuis, L. Strandrowicz, E. Nadeau, A. Vangel R Czyzewskn and R Waskxewncz STAND ING: P. Dunphe, B. Desrosier, A. Nunes, S. Brown, I. Pena, I. Ayers, S. Wetherell Tramerl Daniel and Coach Kruczek , 5 W... 4 . K, .,.,., - 12. ,, 10 . A., . ,L . ' :WCS . fffli' . rf-ft .rl A 4 Wa S-A fri' .v,. I' 1 PioneerCross Country Q 3 314 ev A 5' is :: A? :sb if. -' ' 1 ' . -:, rt .. v X v ik JV KT 7' ' 'Rf 559' A. L . 'S ep.1.i A Q C, ' S X f i L- KNEELING: D.Lacasse, D. Gregoire, M. Lariviere, R. Hernandez, M. LaCoste, J. Kirk and R. Rich- ards. STANDING: D. Allen, S. Lariviere, L. Vairo, D. Tarquinio, P. LaCoste, I. Power and Coach Leduc. ' 84 Coach Leduc's 1974 Cross Country team was one of his most successful compiling 14 wins and but 3 losses. To go along with this fine record, the team placed first in the First Annual Border Conference meet held here at SHS. Of the 35- runners in the varsity competition, Southbridge's first 5 runners finished in the top thirteen places. The 1-2 punch of Sophomore Roberto Hernandez and Senior Jack Power accounted for 15 first place and 11 second place finishes. With only two of the top seven harriers being Seniors, the future holds great promise for SHS cross country. During the season Hernandez and Power finished 4th and 5th respectively in the Wachusetts Invitational meet. In the annual Knights of Columbus race, Roberto placed 5th out of a field of 650 runners. He also became the first SHS runner to ever qualify for state competition. Roberto and Jack were the two top vote getters in Border Conference All- Star.Team selection. Other Seniors contributing to the team were Paul LaCoste, Lenny Vairo and Dave Lacasse. OPPONENT MARIANHILL OXFORD SHREWSBURY ST JOHN S LEOMINSTER GRAFTON WOODSTOC K BARTLETI' SHEP HILL AUBURN MARIANHILL BAY PATH HOLY NAME WESTBORO PROUTY TANTASQUA LEicEsTER 1 ' tai-remwfsls-.-e' wg, fe. 5. his , - ar. 52. . tfSf ri ,. , : 51 '- J x,j3ir.wgg.f , - mmmc. B. Brousseau, G. Leslm, J. Duquette, co-cqiians 1. Gibeault and L. Corbin, M. Rewanska and D.-Ouellette. STANDING: Coach Gately, I. Petro, M. Capistrand, L. Benoit, C. Caouette, S. Brousseau, S. Peters, D. George, D. Bernard, C. Lambert, I. St. Laurent, K. Brousseau, A. Rajchl and N. Peloquin. ' The SHS girls' field hockey team made its debut this i year and achieved-an impressive showing for its first year in competition. Mastering the new sport often proved frustrating for the girls, most of whom had never handled a field hockey stick before this year. But hard work, determination, and plenty of encouragement from Coach Gately resulted in a respectable 5 wins, 5 losses, and 3 ties record. The record might have been 6-5 -2, had at goal scored by Sherri Brousseau in the last game of the season not been ruled illegal by the referees. Playing against more experienced opponents, the Pioneerettes rallied behind Senior Co-Captains Lisa Corbitt and Joanne Gibeault to pull out some close victories. The team's first victory ever came in the third game of the season, as Southbridge beat Douglas 1-0. During the remainder of the year, the Pioneerettes also scored impressive wins over Bartlett Q8-Q1 and Q6- OD, Shephard Hill Q5-21, and Quaboag Q1-OJ, a team ' which formerly had an undefeated record. V , as fx , A .gf - S 'x Pioneer Field g Hockey y Noteworthy during the season was the strong offensive play of Sophomore Sherri Brousseau and newcomer Freshman Marcy Capistrand, while Junior Janice St. Laurent and Freshman Kim Brousseau provided stingy defense, allowing their opponents only 19 goals to the Pioneerettes 27. Four shutouts were posted during the season, thanks to the stellar goal tending of Junior ' Cheryl Caouette and impressive freshman Jan Duquette. Sue Peters was the usual standout all- around performer both offensively and ., Q J . --Ali ssss s mL - ,.-1.,,s:-Lf ses. 'Q in 1 F7 'J' ff-' fe -if ' '-'- 1 lg A ff--- .V-B-M' - . ----- 1 -- 1 , V . ,,,,,:. .....L..,,,. ,.,,7,,,,s,, f f ' ., -,A. W- V A - Elia? -r . 1 ,, , 7:5,,-rg-fy---1-Ja ,---ff masse . 'c'1, fQ,1i'T f :i , .. ' - W Y, ' ' - V E - - ' H V ' .. sm .. . li !'f Pw , lig' L, ' , QW I 'f: ifiLr1,.:,,- 1-X 1' - Q J . ru P . . . . 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Seniors Joanne Gibeault and Lisa Corbitt also provided offensive and defensive punch respectively -,Joanne being the third highest scorer on the team with a total of four goals, while Lisa held down the fort on defense, playing the fullback position. Other Seniors on-the team included Debbie Bernard, Gloria LeBlanc, and Debbie Ouellette. Underclassmen also contributing to the team's success were Barbara Brousseau, Carol Lambert, Judy Petro, and Annette Rajchl. The Pioneerettes finished' third in the Border Conference, behind Auburn and Bay Path Vocational High. Juniors Cheryl Caouette, Sue Peters, and Jan St. Laurent received an additional, honor at the end of the season when they were named to the Border Conference All-Star Team. Expectations are even greater for next year, when most of the players will be returning. 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' v- .' 1' ' 7 '7 - A I , . f 'fp 4' Ig.I,JI-ff.,re .1 P' ' va f .- 1,435- 'Y ,f ,B .-- , . . A .I 'KI ' '- .fr I ff 'f n - - I . n 1 ,..- l.I., L I-I -q,IbIIl!.T:f-ly, .I' I JI I ,, I. I ' A 'f ' , .a,Ig,,?f. Ploneerette DISTRICT Ill CHAMPIONSHIP SHS 9 SHS 12 SHS 14 SHS 10 SHS OPPONENT 6 OXFORD as SUTTON 11 SHREWSBURY 13 HOLY NAME 21 TANTASQUA 14 DOUGLAS s AUBURN 23 DOUGLAS 13 BARTLETT 29 HOLY NAME Z4 TANTASQUA 10 ' BARTLETT 14 AUBURN 21 . BAY PATH 12 A BAY PATH 4 if fs' Y :Y if X 'X 5' f f .51 . gs' - ' f 7' X' ' r F. . 7 K If I, rxfjl V f' f ffff ff' K' of' If lf' Ll' !r f' 'if' f' 'V A, fy fv, -- ' lff,.rff'iLif gI an f9'519fZf1 - 4 f -'ff 1--fy. ,fj I,--, f fy' 'K lr 'fa ' wi it -bfi: . , 5 1 u I 1. , nik.,- ::Q Q 1 gm X. +5 v Q. Q w- 5:53. , A 54 Q. 5 551-ws -V 4 . 'Jvwu , a ff, his mm!! ',p- f 1 r , 4 kj 15 ' ' L ,ax ., N'- , , s-, lv- Y gf 9 . . if- . Coach Leduc's mighty Pioneerettes posted its first undefeated season ever in '74. Great pitching, outstanding fielding, and an uncontrollable offense boosted the team to a record of 19 consecutive wins. The squad went 15-0 in regular season and 4-0 in post season play. The girls proved themselves early in the season by snapping Oxford's 34 game winning streak on opening I day. They then went on to trounce opponents by scores of 35-4, 21-7, and 23-2. With a commanding 14-4 win over Auburn, SHS brought home the Border Conference Crown. ' In the District III Girls Softball Tournament, the Pioneerettes continued their winning ways by posting three consecutive wins over strong opposition and thus qualifying for the championship game. Before a crowd of over 500 people, Coach Leduc's troops showed their poise and supremacy by defeating Leominster in a close-fought game 10-7, thus becoming District Ill Champs. Sue Peters, who pitched the championship victory, also received the , . . MVP Award for the tournament. ' h Leading the way through the brilliant season were Sophomore S Sue Peters who had 15 wins and no losses on the mound and a g Q .605 batting average, Senior Tri-Captain Jackie St. Laurent who 'f hit .507, and Sophomore Cheryl Caouette batting .589 with 35 RBl's. Assisting in this true team effort were Lisa Corbitt f.432.J, Debbie Tremblay l.34OJ, Janice Champeau 103331, and Ceece Nault Q15 RBI'sJ. ' 5 . 1 I Ki l if 3 .. 3 ' 4' ' .' .fr , I rffix at N, I 1 4' 1 .,f' .- if! . 4 4 N - it-5'fjF-. Lg' 1' wfbf, I Aff, fvi ' ' ' 1 1-' : j , .1 W 4 I ,i ,f,.1x',,f.gg,gf3H A if L 9 f efas-w1fff2fff- Q '83 , 'Y xfjs Q I, -I ' Q.: - A I V I X ' V Qs X L.: X . r X Y W '-X ENV' W'-if T 1 . ft Q M if nu N-, 'tix -I 5, mfr! ' 7 ff' . at l ll! ROW: S. Ford,T. Champeau, D. Tremblay, j. Remian, Jackie St. Laurent, and C. Caouette. 2nd ROW: Coach Leduc, L. Corbitt, S. Brous- seau, C. Nault, B. Brousseau, and D. Besse. 3rd ROW: P. Chasse, S. Peters, C. Owens, Ian St. Laurent, and C. Svedberg. pi Pioneerette Tennis A new sport at Southbridge High, under Coach Del Larkin, girls tennis showed a lot of promise for the future. 'The novice team, comprised mostly of Freshmen, gained yaluable experience for the coming seasons. Highlighting the initial season was a 3-2 victory over Bay Path. Leading the team were Freshmen Tami Lazo, Cheryl'Marcotte, and Jane Kwiatkowskip Sophomore Cheryl Cesolinip and Junior Debbie Bernard. Southbridge High School looks optimistically forward to the coming seasons. W ., . s 'lag- W 1 .xy 1. N Y V11 . wr X W Q' fri- ' ! , 4 QQ. -- 1 N 1,15 ' 1-.,g.-',::: 1' -, , 8 li , .. . R. A, 'N 4 , 1 V . . , NS' 'Ya f I I 45 1 5312, X -' . M V if 1 f Q , . ' 15- 1 DQ.-6 A 3. - 'A Pioneer Trac RECORD SETTERS Bill Cajewski Bill Gajewski I ack Power . Peter Dargie John Gray Dan Charette Ch. Desrosiers fMileJ 4m 47. l1!4 Milej 880 2m O9 KShot Putj 45 fr Uavelinl 159 ft lPole Vaultl 11 ft 1Tr. Iumpj 40 ft k. 6 in. 6in. lin. al'-Q Y ,.' sr! . .g as ' J ,Qi-'awww' RQNWFN Q sus OPPONENT so GRAFTON 60 96 N.BRooKr1ELD 39 113 QUABOAG . 27 89 TANTASQUA 47 107 SHEP. HILL 34 90 BAY PATH so 93 Hour NAME 46 26 AUBURN 114 94 ST. MARY'S 46 68 NORTHBRIDGE 72 93 LEICESTER 47 mg.-e5?,,. v ry? 1 ii 0 4.14 X.. 'x ' 9 9' 14. - al, . , ,ls :e' ,, Q . iff -S ,V .1 X V xg. f ' :..e f.f-5'-' N . ' Q, ,, 'L . R r g -Sub' -A A, 4-,W-X 5 X '6 '--fe. '-I . ' I -rr '? 5 S -4f':4,sNa. -' I 4 - fQ .. 551. .' f iq,j' ' . . pw .-5 rj'-ive .- Am I-,X .,6, , A., 'Q' - . . 'sau ., HI. 1- A . era Af - A - . ' ,-455, 4' , 64 -3-...'..,., :544,,.,6Qi: ,'S V 4 ' . . A , .'L',!2l' N. - ' ' ' - , '!'E1V5- - -7' , .3 1 .:' .. :A A T -',.' , 'I6? ' .Af ' A 1' ff' f,g4'X.k,..v., f V ., , ' NF 1 I W' . V l'fY-un' . ,, V. ,947 5-4 -' A ,- V V. 1. , . V - -' ri 3 Inj, qQ,.A,AA sl .. .. . ,... . al? f' .w.' ' .'-'N ' ' '- I- -. . on t 3 h . P H fs- ta r ,. 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J I 5 be Q V - . .N . - ' A' 4 ' .gr N' - .TI 'QQ-' L' 'X 31 5 .. : T ie? ' -- lst ROW: j. Gray, P. Alicea, D. DiGregorio,. M. Aucoin, R. Hughes, I. Power, C. Desrosier, and D. DiC,regorio. 2nd ROW: P,Dargie, W Clajewski, M. Beaupre, CI. DuPaul, L. Vairo, W. Kuch, j. Tiberii, D. Charette, and P. Blanchet. 3rd ROW: K. Parent, B. Pienta, R. Caron, S Curboy, D. Monroe, M. Richard, D. Culliton, and T.. Cvajewski. 4th ROW: Trainer I. Daniel, M. Dwyer, C. Peterson, M. Lapierre, T. Borev D. Allen, D. julian, S. Austin, and T. Lees. Sth ROW: S. Lariviere, K. Peterson, C. Kantorski, D. Lavallee, M. Ferron, D. Bellerose, M. Fa- vreau, and P. Bicki. 6th ROW: Assistant Coach Bruce Ciovanello, Head Coach Iohn Hoogasian, R. Nault,,S. Brown and M. Ciacobbi, ' The Pioneer track team was stacked with talent and experience which earned them a respectable 9-2 record under Coach John Hoogasian. Leading the way in the track events were Bill Gajewski in the 2-Mile, Mile and . . 440, Jack Power in the 880, and Keith Peterson and Pete Dargie in the 220 and 100 yard dash. Peter Dargie in the shot put, john Gray in the javelin, Dan Charette in the pole vault and Chuck Desrosier in high jumping strengthened Pioneer field events. In the District III Class C Track Meet, Southbridge placed fourth j among fifteen schools. Senior Captain Bill Ciajewski captured third 9 place in both the 440 f52:2 sj and the 2-Mile Run 410:07 sj. Dan Charette took second place honors with an 11-foot jump in the pole vault. Stu Curboy and john C-ray finished 2nd and 3rd respectively in the javelin, while jack Power received 3rd place honors in the Mile with a time of 4:49:8 - just 4 seconds shy of first place. Highlighting the season wasa record-breaking 113-Z7 romp over Quaboag, along with an equally exciting 107-34 victory over Shepherd , Hill. Broken records were a common occurence for the '74 team which was one of the best in Pioneer history. Women's lib took another giant step forward with the addition of girls to the squad. SUE PETERS Border Conference All- Star Team at Halfback fd' 3 S '- 'ul :' . .. T ' ri i eh ' I '.5i5'g- 9 CHERYL CAOUETTE IAN ST. LAURENT Border Conference All- Border Conference All- Star Team at Goalie, Star Team at Fullback CHUCK DESROSIER Border Conference All- Star Team at Goalie. BILL PETRO Border Conference All Star Team at fullback. 4? way, ,.., . 1 . Wy? ' V A I Pioneer B H S k e t b a l 1 1 'C 'W .ik 5 :wi '. cs.-Lqy. . tc' .- . . I ,W-., , fx-P y sk xw,,,-uvrr--- - 'fS'flvuW,, ...V- . ,,,. , .,.,, .. uw, ' fa.,-1-f-I 2 ' N ,-Wbfjw '5l:'.4Il1'W-E- ,fAfx'?5Er,. :flu 1 4 if . Q' if f, ,Nw N lx 'Nh 2. A , meiasakzai. .gp :Q Q-Fr, - , 1 ':1I4:'.l:E.E1lf. , ' A ' ' ' q.:f,f'i:3fl?3 1 O . .. if-11 Li sr N if af' in i I 7 'A tl' my y W B' 1 101 OPPONENT David Prouty Oxford Leominster Marianhill Auburn Tantasqua Shepherd Hill Bay Path Qu-aboag Leominster Bartlett Auburn Tantasqua Shepherd Hill Bay Path Bartlett Marianhill Quaboag Shrewsbury CLARK TOURNAMENT W. Boylston if-+5--' .J' W tt , -1' V 'QQ . N 1 5 A 2 X A 'Q .lg Q I l A get - if 25 l 5. as Q, '-Taxi' H5 H5 21.2 U' l KVNEEH V N f UQ'-its N 'EH-N Kneeling 5 Lazo S Curboy M Carron Co Captain P. LaCoste, and 5. Negip. Standing: Coach Ronald Ciovanello, P. I Blanchet K LeBlanc D Lafleche Co Captain M Aucoin, P. Molina, 1. Ayer, 1. Earls, and Manager-Trainer I. Daniel. Ns 'f fl f ' W 749 ' ' 1 in . ' vit-' ' U . xx x. V x Q Y Zgf ' 4 O. :USU X sc . t D ., L ' D T What was supposed to be a rebuilding season under first-year Head Coach Ronald Cziovanello, turned out to be a very exciting and rewarding basketball year for the Pioneers. Led by Senior Co- Captains Mike Aucoin and Paul LaCoste, our hoop heroes hustled their way into both the Clark University and District III Tournaments. A streak of bad luck haunted the Pioneers early in the season as they lost five of their first eleven games by the unbelievable combined total of twelve points. 102 ,Y - V C . W., -: N - :Q-iv,-1.1 rs, - 3 2 Q V, - x ' ff -wx., A69 5151 I gf ' f 2 123 , 9 . M534 5, ,L i'1'3 y'f. ' , '- a :ai2.1:2A - fl 'J--1 ffztifivff 0 ag' ,..:, . P V . ij 1 335 . 'YB' .w A .,. ,fi .--rf 'P' ' ' s J' V. 4,4 ' ,Q--rf 11 -1,53-3 ,. 1 Q-,,,,. 1: Q L 1 ' nf .f 41 gf . QPAQK4 .w w -5 .mam 21' 5 ' 1 F6 , Q. . ' '- I' H. x 'X 'NH X L 1 i r ,I 5' Ish, . - av s, :tts Important contributions were made to the Pioneer's success by Seniors Marv Carron, Jeff Earls, Ken LeBlanc, jeff Pontbriand, and late in the season by John Cuddles Daniel. Members of the Class of '76 who showed great promise for next year were Dave Lafleche, Pablo Molina, Scott Negip, Scott Lazo and jon . Ayers. Showing great potential and hustle was the lone member ofthe Sophomore Class, Paul Blanchet. Highlights ofthe season included an overtime win over Bartlett in Webster by the score of 77-71, beating cross-town rival Marianhill twice and narrowly losing to a 19-O West Boylston teanzfin the opening round of the Clark Tournament. Also, the debut of trainer John Daniel as a player added to the morale and high spirits of the team. ,Q- 'JS' fleff'-. if ' in . . If 'a WH z Q , i 1 il .Q 'rg Ou- K ::--- i lk ! 1165?-+ I aw L :gX Q5 lb ' . . l K '3- M - - ls! ROW: R. Hernandez M. Montigny, A. Santilli, M. LaCoste, and D. White. 2nd ROW: Coach james Kane, D. Marino, I. Molina, D. Lazo, and Manager M. Daniel. 3rd ROW: D. Tar- quinio, C. Peterson, D. Martel, I. Kirk, and Manager W. Rewinski. uv ? SHS OPPONENT 46 David Prouty 45 Oxford 36 Leominster 63 Marianhill ' 60 Auburn l 50 Tantasqua ' ? 67 Shepherd Hill 3 , J 'tix 60 Bay Path l 64 Quaboag 58 Leominster .. ,. 58 Bartlett u A ,374 .,. -J 57 Auburn I' 1 55 Tantasqua K X , 74 Shepherd Hill ' 79 Bay Path S5 Bartlett 72 Marianhill 50 Quaboag 68 Shrewsbury . V a Junior S i li ef V Y E-.425 .- l 5' ' X A' li Q I N ' 1 ol.-. E I1 W ll v . , . U l f 'x I Hs W... 1-li ,F Freshman Q' i 1 lst ROW: T. Hernandez, D. Dashnaw, T. Walkowiak, and A. Alicea. 2nd ROW: Coach jim iovilcer, C. Hughes, D. Houghton, and F. Maly. 3rd ROW: T. Lee, K. Burgos, M. Waleski, and N. xr .. SHS 43 50 38 52 50 57 Z8 52 32. 37 37 48 58 36 46 44 OPPONENT David Prouty Oxford Marianhill Auburn Shepherd Hill Bay Path Holy Name Bartlett Auburn Tantasqua Marianhill Shepherd Hill Bay Path Holy Name Bartlett Tantasqua Pioneerette Basketball SHS OPPONENT 40 Quaboag 45 Shrewsbury S7 Oxford 56 Douglas 48 Gardner 56 Sutton 68 Aubum 74 Tantasqua 70 Shepherd Hill 50 Bay Path 59 Douglas 60 Bartlett 44 Aubum 54 Tantasqua S6 Shepherd 54 Bay Path 69 Bartlett 56 Gardner Season: 17-1 L I R Q mug, X ' 1 N f , , 2... 1 I 1 m t at it X 5 ,fl., s v :qi . dz '. ,.f J . PX' . t -' I 5 ,, .Q gs .Qi va I ii' X 5' N ,X . it- N NX w' t . t ' N s X N ' e . i X Q, X N 33:2 w ,X A Y N2 -.fm ..,, X ,, X - ,X -tags. -:3 yr N 1 .X . , Q. ,Xg,Q,,.,.t,t. N Q, , M :tt K Q -DX --Que :qw V N t j gt-X fx' '- X ' X Nw e xxkx X 'Msg xx x x M M mmm xc x. A X X 4, t in , . Q 1 X rl t Q i tn. The Pioneerettes had their best season ever, compiling one impressive win after another on route to a 17-1 record. The only blemish on their otherwise perfect record was a 41-40 opening game loss to Quaboag, a game in which Southbridge was hampered by the sidelining of starters Sue Peters and Cheryl Caouette. The team recovered quickly, however, and spent the remainder of the season demonstrating just how outstanding they really were. The strength of the Pioneerettes offense is revealed in the fact that ' t they scored over fifty points in 14 of their 18 games, resulting in an average per game of 57, as compared to 33 for their opponents. It was hardly ever necessary for Coach Tremblay to leave her starters in for the duration of the games, as the Pioneerettes true ability was seldom ever tested. Their closest . scores resulted from games played against Gardner Q48-41, 56-531 and Douglas C56-501. 1 t , Wa' 'Sf Q.'u ,A ' Us , ...- 5. V et., gs, kt X I ln lst ROW: I. St. Laurent, Co- Captains 1. Gibeault and L. Corbitt, and S. Grzembski. 2nd ROW: A. Rajchl, C. Cesoli- I ni, D. Ouellette, and Coach Eleanor Tremblay. 3rd ROW: C. Caouette, 5. Peters, S. Brousseau, and C. Svedberg.. U 2 . jj' . , . ' C . .' - in Tm .2 , . X . 'j ., s K3 s, . ' ' ' 1 9 Lv - 1 Q, ea- 'Q 1 g . ' 'T 1 ! . r - , I -1 ' V of f -f ws ef- S , A - 'X . g ' fvnrwfgr-wzpzriiih, . .1-, ..-1-.sfum w,.,.,,-cm ,,. ,Wi Q., ...z, m..... ..., Y, -.. 1 --- Y .L-L ,.., . -,-qw. .,, mf- ..T 7775. euro' 4' F' ' ' - i . if f al 45,5 Bug' ll 1' w yn Q ft f Y, f-N te., 22 U sn' ' 'ff ,J All Al 'GTM v a 9- Led bv Senior Lo-Captains Lisa L orbitt and joanne C-ibeault, the Pioneerettes featured a balanced offense . and a tenacious defense, combining a potent fast break with a solid defensive press. As usual, junior Sue Peters was the team's offensive leader averaging 26 points a game, while Lisa Corbitt averaged 10 rebounds per game. Sophomore Sherri Brousseau Q V4 scored at the rate of 8 points per game. junior jan St. Laurent was second in both scoring and rebounding averaging approximately 9 in each category. Ioanne A Cibeault and Cheryl Caouette also contributed heavily -9 specializing in rebounding, stealing and tying up the . WA. if' Be ' ' 5 5 ' Y I J 'Aw 1 proved to be more than adequate as a playmaker and - F Y ' l I 'ts I Klzgx M 1 ,- xi , 5, ball for jump-offs. Surprise talent of the year proved b - Y to be Frosh Annette Rajchl, whose offensive and defensive play earned her increased playing time as the season progressed. Others adding to the team's success included Senior Debbie Ouellette, Junior Cheryl Cesolini, and Sophomores Sue Grzembski and Chris Svedberg. Not only did the girls' terrific record give them the Border Conference Crown, it also qualified them for the Clark Tournament and allowed them to be the to p-seeded team in the District III Tournament. The highlight of the Girls 1974-75 Varsity Basketball season occured when junior Sue Peters reached the 1000 career point plateau, becoming the only female and the only junior in the school's history to do so. The day was February 12, the opponent was Bartlett, and the place was the Cole Avenue gym, crowded with patrons eagerly anticipating the memorable event. Sue didn't disappoint them. At 6:34 of the second period, she drove in for one of her patented lay ups. The ball bounced from one edge of the rim to the other then spun around once and dropped in just as Sue, positioning herself under the basket for a rebound, looked up. She might have reached the magic 1000 earlier, but in typically Sue Peters style, passed off to other teammates time and time again. With Sue Peters, the team comes first, and in the eyes of her teammates Sue is Number One. She finished the regular season with 1,041 total points! 108 X. X C .go Q is XJ ll x 7, gf ,- Y .x -if .2 2 FST. 5 D l I I Girls Junior Varsity The Girls' I.V. team had its best year ever under Coach Gately. They closed out the season with a 10-7 record, which included impressive wins over Oxford 129-151, Auburn 133-121 and arch-rival Bartlett 138-171. Leading scorers were Pam Molina, Marcy Capistrand and - Ian Duquette. At the end ofthe season Pam and Marcy received the honor of being moved up to the varsity squad for tournament play. S 932- 5' X 1 XN N Mme s ,gi .. , , 1 -X R . -.G y ,.- Q., -.A X ,N N.. Q O X W1 is Og en' G x ix X f. as x M 4 'X 2? 1 is A :'E5Y1,--:Q ' - ' -f -Q et1 3Is9?EQg-NX 'iz-ig--'.-1: .V A 1 ' . K G 5154, :t'3':'x:E-i-X :-1:1 -l 1 3 , ' ' ..:.:i.'-ff-9 - 3. we 1 - NV A 155 1 1 Q9- 1 4srg::.f3.s19 .I 1-1,-qgg 1 Q5 W' 'I . -M:-. .- -3: , .. -V I N nil A ,.4,1..11. Q. .'-T . -' 'list 1 - . ' :. ' -Q:-1 ' e - - . --vs -. .Y -. - -- -Isfsii ' ' ' Ziff gg- A ,.:- 55 1 15: i 1. ' Q34 N - - 55 ' , - x ' 1 - '-T ' N' . .M jg-.if gg ' -- 1 , T o ' ' sz? :lf-3' X . i :vt :- X X X' x ii I: N 4' T x f' Q 1 6 . s - ,X s was -',,Q Y N X tix, 1 xv in 1- , F .-' 1 . - '55, , A X f 1 51 , , rf ss 1 'ff '9 A 1 'jg .. J- , Iii ' ...- ' 1 ' ' sf S. , I X, it., 1--, , , - - ' -4 . if .. . - , nf ' e--. 5 1. S wr R: six ' -, J ' 1511. C 4 1 . 1 IN- gxfau S I, I l 5' al 1 -hi 1 ,F g Pioneer Hoc key The Pioneer hockey team, in only their second year of existence, showed that Southbridge is a hockey power to be reckoned with in the near future. Led by captains Paul Jacques, Jack Power, Steve Metras and Mike Richards, the Pioneers finished with a winning season. High scorers were Sophomore Steve Gravel, and Seniors Mike Richards and Jack Power. Goalie Paul jacques did an outstanding job giving up only two goals a game. Defenders Bob Pickarski, Rick Earls, Steve Metras, and Chuck Chase also turned in great jobs. Rounding out the squad were Seniors Ray l.eBoeuf and jeff Lanctot, Juniors Steve Power and Rick Poirier, Sophomore Paul LaRochelle and Freshmen Ron Petro and Iamie Ialbert. The squad showed outstanding hustle and desire and should improve even more over the coming SCBSOHS. .I 13 S5 ' 1, I 1 Xv 'V V v ' 2..'u4l-'. jg -Q. . 3 I, b , ,tiff 9 N R k 1 X H - . ,-f. 1 , ' ., .Q - nw-.M ' - - w s' X x ' ' NN N N Nb-xxx , N X K 'Gas ...V . ' L W, H vm? NM . ' ,im in X R A. x.. X... ul! SHS OPPONENTS ' 4 Shepherd Hill O Millbury 4 T Trade ' A P 3 Blackstone 2 Keefe Tech O Bay Path 2 North 4 Shepherd Hill 2 Gardner , 5 Millbury 3 Blackstone 0 Keefe Tech 1 Bu rncoat 1 Bay Path 0 So u th 2 Bl ac ks to ne 2 Shepherd Hill 2 Keefe Tech - Z T r ade t 3 Bay Path X 1 1 M illbu ry 9 3 5 . T ' ' . 5 , aw ww S Q '55 it . iasai 4 - 1 ,- .. f., -.-.-- : - ., . so ,V,o . Q I , H T ,nf . Azai -,: VAVV is xc Q in Mx Wwe NX N' f mmf Ui i A, Ng Q Q , ,iw ' X, : .X ,1 N . Q5 Q' V f - S B qu QI C 1 X 'X ai 7 I easy.. H B u A X .... A, 2 Q., 0. .5 .- 5 lin' -, .....-, ,, Y, Y ,Y W ' X 3' r 4' K 0.04 5.1 '--N i - , ' .,..j ' I '7 af . 3- V Nuff '-fx ' E OF THEU ' l0neaCl S E P 'S 3'sf was Q -at M in .Q 164' M f 1QY A X A3 A'-rs fx - sv lst ROW: R, Petro, R. Pickarski, I. Lanctot, B. Petro, Captains S. Metras, P. jacques, J. Power and M. Richards, C. Chase, S. Pow- er and M. Ferron. 2nd ROW: Assistant Coach joseph Capillo, I. Ialbert, S. Gravel, R. Earls, R. Poirier, R. LeBoeuf, G. Montigny,l P. Vasolaridis, P. I.aRochelle, Manager Joey Capillo and Head Coach Peter Hapgood. . .na .. ,gil G , -'mail' . 4 - W A -,P 1 3 - s P vt . P ! 3.2, f'l. C rx fr I Y'?7K'rEI!,t-'I1 , I ,, Ky. A Pioneer Baseball Plagued by injuries throughout the season, Head Coach Anthony Santilli still managed to field a hustling, competitive team. The Pioneer nine, led-by co-captains Senior Normffremblay and Junior Ken LeBlanc, showed a lot of Pioneer spirit in their steady pitching efforts and all-around play. An all-Junior infield of George Knight, Bob Trahan, Jeff Earls and the versatile Ken LeBlanc gained valuable experience in anticipation of the next sea- son. The squad, which also included hustling Jeff Lanc- tot, strong-armed Tom Allard and slugger Dennis Grenke, steadily improved through the season and showed promise for the '75 season. ag'IZEZ52l'1,QL0..'5,,zi.H ..1.j.j ' 1 ' ' in .ff Q U' A. A Tiff , IQ: M W Way-i-. . 4, I h N' ':-:f.i1f9.'gLJ-f V , Lf' -8..,,s. ' .lf E .40 fe H+ ua. mm.- , 4 N' . Gi-4 gg- 'fm Ns 5-Q --g .. v X cu I IA -It mi.. vmxfn ip .f,q.x..-P h L D, hs., ,vms Eg, V ix. - lv , t gp . Q .+5x .l, 1. I xl 1 M'..fA-AZ5gxSVilt,T,Lq:g, Q, -94 . iii ' ,,ffT?..-N -if - I f,.v 4 V. iv. ?A,'.!x,a,I' J HAM, 1 Ninn gg 4: in . 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Nf111a'. 3, ,N A,3P1E'f?b VN - .,:w , .. we ff . -mm 5 y,..x,a- -nf 'N f x N ,. ffl, 'Tix Kneeling: R. Czyzewski, M. Brodeur,L. Strandrowicz, R. Poirier, S. Brousseau, I. McNamara and K. Bigness. Standing: C Mongeon, M. Montigny, R. Earls, G. Montigny, M. Daniel, D. Martel, I. Pena, A. Santilli, D. Tarquinio and Coach James Kane. SHS 2 6 1 0 2 4 8 12 1 OPPONENTS SHREWSBURY POMFRET TANTASQUA SHEPHERD HILL AUBURN BARTLETT BAY PATH BAY PATH MARIAN HILL I x. S 'A 7, 6 l Junior Varsity Facing strong opposition, the South- bridge High School junior Varsity baseball team fought to a hard-earned 4 wins and 5 losses record. Two of those losses were by only one run. Under the tutelage of coach james Kane, the team showed promise for the varsity years 'ahead. ' nn I I N! R ' 1038 .. .24 -. 5111. JY- I Q? 4 D Second year coach Dennis Desroch- es had to be all smiles at the end of the '74 golf season as his linksmen played to a 10 - 4 season and just missed the Border Conference Championship. I Leading the team were Senior MVP Bill Difederico and Junior Paul La- Coste. Paul also played in several state and regional tournaments including his fine medalist performance in the Massachusetts Junior Championship Regional Qualifying Play held at the Tatnuck Country Club in Worcester. Pioneer golf fans have much to look forward to in that LaCoste along with Marv Carron, Jeff Pontbriand, Chuck Chase, Bob Athanas and Steve Simo- nelli return for the '75 season. - Pioneer Golf . fb, . 118 . .l-. fffas.-. iff- f-1. lu x- ffv-w--1-- --. 11- if V' S 2 N i'Qf'f2i' . , -jig, -wi sw , v Coach Dennis Desroches, Marvin Carton, Paul LaCoste, Stephen Simonelli, William DeFederico, jeff Pontbriand and Chuck Chase. SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS ST. PETER'S o .4 V QQ5, Q-...f i 1 . - . ' '?.'X1'.ff - 'fifxvfi-'Ps X . - P ix! lit. V .M . i l -' ' x 'V 'SLI 4 . . ,- .. -,pgqsn D I A. f , . f 8 ,wh if W - Q. . .53 1 .,--4 .M - 5 . x ' , W' 'Q f 9' -U .x K 5 , ., A - ,.,, . . ,r . SRM? it 43? 'Xxx at 1 X 'I , , Q i 4 5. . v s F i ... ' K , .X Q4 I F . ' is 1 .0 l ag 1, . ,A . 5 . Q1 3 QV. . l. ! H . ,,-I -0, Q.-x 1 ', . v s . . s X .X ami Lf- L' ,. x , t. 1'. -As ,: 'T'K. . Q f VIEW 534, ay . 923' 'ew ,gh 0 a 7 6 A',,JQ' 0 1 o Q ,K ' f gg 5533 QfKQf'WW AG 5 Q53 9 Time . N TIME IN A BOTTLE' May 31,1974 Pleasant ValleY Country Club S Adv If one could put Time In A Bottle, those who attended the 1974 Junior-Senior Dinner Dance at the Pleasant Valley Country Club in Sutton would want to save some of the glowing memo- ries. The Sounds of Seeco provided music for lis- tening and dancing pleasure. Playing many fa- vorites, from the 5O's to the 7O's , the Seeco Orchestra encouraged many to dance, as was shown by the crowded dance floor. Amorit the highlights of the evening were the Senior Procession and the crowning of the Queen and her court. Though everyone at the Prom was outstanding in appearance, the judges finally de- cided upon Laurie Barth as Queen with Jennifer Putnam, Jennifer King, Dara LeBlanc, and Deb- bie Osowski serving as her court. After many months of diligent work by the Class of 1975 and their advisors, Miss Tremblay and Mr. Flannery, May 3-lst was slow in arriving, but fast in leaving. Although the few drops of rain may have dampened the surroundings, it certainly did not dampen anyone's spirits. In A Bottle 5 122 P'- .fx 1 n .W 1 , I ma J iz., 89? . If 'Qi g:' 'F . I .- V r : if wh f LJ it Ea n 9 xgvwt 5- ti ff- 11,1595 'LZ 0,91 X .ZS 'V' L - X Y yv -l' 1 ilu 5. o 11.45 F' Court members jennifer Putnam and Dara LeBlanc, Queen Laurie Barth, and court members Iennifer King and Deborah Osowski. 124 2 I L., , V.,. .,.,. ' 'ff 7: ' 1 V .W- R Thanksgiving R yn '.. , .NL Y ,sf ,qi ',-- 11 Y ., ,,',. :S it B ., , ,I 2 it l.'I'E'I'4 ii e ' A-its ,',', Q -,:: :.' .5-I-:ft f N E 3 x Q j, fm y -l -4 2 I L The big day for the annual Southbridge-Bartlett foot- ball game was coming fast. All season long, our Pioneer football players looked forward to this day and they were confident that they would be winners. The Thanksgiving Rally, which was put on by the cheerleaders, proved to be one of the most spirited events of the year. The hit of the rally was, of course, the infa- mous yelling contest which was won by the Juniors. All of the work and time spent in organizing the rally and promoting school spirit was well worthwhile as S.H.5. went out and clobbered the Bartlett Indians. 126 ., V T ' ,, v, ,. 1 1, V., .-. .,f - MA - .W x- V .mn-.evra :sawn 1 rt' -:- T,'57 57:'W T ' fK'T'v'1- - P ' '..v '7 WHY ' V an -. 1 9 2 x Q u-I 4 . ,f 11 4 V., MR 'bi K ,-'-xy. 5 gr, Y- '1- ...- ii . 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' 1 fe 'X x SQ x X I4 gf! X N. vm' ' ' X I 1 -375. .A , 1 1 ..1 1 v , .15 3 + Qi, 0,25 H .Q . 1' fi A Af The Diary Of Anne Frank I V G i f. As the yearbook staff prepared to meet its last deadline, the Senior Class Play The Diary of Anne Frank under the direction of Mr. Dennis McManis, was still in rehearsal. The pictures found on these two pages were taken during one of those rehearsals. The play is basically the dramatic story of Anne Prank, a mature young girl. She was to be played by Marina Billis. Anne was the child of Jewish parents who emigrated from Germany to Holland in the year 1933. During World War II, the Franks were forced into hiding in a small apartment in the rear of a warehouse. Four other companions also fled with the Franks to the warehouse. Protected by Christian friends, they remained there until the Nazis discovered them and trans ported them to concentration camps. Left behind in the apartment was a diary of the two years spent in hiding . . . 1 U I 4 ' 1.5. 4 u M P .. .J Winter Carnival 1975 The Greatest Show On Earth .QW The Greatest Show On Earth came to Southbridge High School during the week of February 10th through 15th and provided many exciting and amusing moments for both the students and faculty alike. Class competition reached its peak during the various athletic events held including basketball, volleyball, and powder puff hockey. Even the teachers got into the act with a donkey basketball game against the Student Council . , . sf 1 ,QQ if 1. D Q S Y gal r : , - AIG 695- M f f.. .X . yay' ,. .,,. ,thtxv ' Qf ' ...,. , V , gx x ix A c . Y '43 J. u 3 ',f,N ei- : , ff J -Aw A pci ' , 3 ' - 3 ,f - X ... un., I N 'w N? W3 X... X E K K X 1 X ---RM .13 5 Lg' Q 1 x n,Am we .rkau .u I ,. ..f- , 3 5 , 1 fc 3 , ig 2 :kv 1' K X, - ,M !'x.,.::l':E t 'f Vx ...- W is X . 1 Li 'jfiiithfifi'-135' 1 K V Q ' l Av '-J . .:. C1f, ' w v 3 f C 1 9 6 Yi Individually for the Seniors, trophies were awarded to Meg Greene and Ann Harwood for winning the theme contest to Brian Pienta for chess, Mort Williams for photography, Jack Power for speed skating, Mike Aucoin for most free throws, and to Pedro Alicea and Terry Walkowiak for tricycle races . . . Lf' V 4 hh A. J -in N 3 ,Q I ifwu v pb' l'.,, Nl ,A ,I 4 Q' .00 'H' :OO ... .u 1 sl' 4 no' - Q J, .aa e 14A. W' W, ,. im: . 2 JI R ' , 1 5 -Af- X I :ef-2-r.. 2- 5' 3 SQ 40 t f ' .. - 2 , ff I' uni 4 I '- 523 3 1,1 3 i 5 :Qi S Si N. ' 'P 'NX I It Q I , W QW val, .xi , 7 , L. J .5J-va ag J ul 1. ' ,An wtf' '55 3 xglffik -' vi A '-...Ev i Sf' 55 A, . W' cp. in E' :gay- +-X. ' 4,, 8 .. 'x , fig. .- fy J . 'hx I ,ss we 'M 4 uv, N my n it ,.., . 'f Ti B AS? xc QQ lk .QQ ,, G .Xl 55 Aw . GY x 'fm 'XFN W ' '3 : . i e' ' C' ' 3 -' '. .I . , 1. S if I Sitili -'file SZ: Q Lx. 7' X ' V5 , Q I 6' 9 2 5 Ti Q , L. f .sf 'v ' V ' 1 A ' A' . .. I y A- ,Q ',- s ' , I. 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Q- 22 if . 'vv If x x iw O Z f .-...H . 5161 V 1 ,R , . x U Kilim gi. QPF: S7 f....' . -fs,-W f Senior Chicken- Bake Supper For the third year in a row, the Chicken Bake, sponsored by the Class of 1975, kicked off the start of another year of class activities. The Seniors, veterans of previous Chicken dinners, combined their knowledge, talent, enthusiasm, and unity to produce the most efficient and successful Chicken Dinner ever held at Southbridge High School. imp-v 7 ll: Nr, y U3 P, 1' .fg- .-fy'-f 1.Q,, jf' 4' - l, ,,,,. A Q . A :mf Z is ,-.-s-f i fi 2 1 7 I 'Y 'gxfffwqw-f X, ,, , i ,jg it 'J X QW ' X L 1 SE, ,1 ,4 T ,,,, T Variety Show Talent was abundant and smiles were nu- merous as the crowd enjoyed the 5.H.5. Talent Show. There was a wide variety of acts which were performed including a dance rendition to the song, Jungle Boogie done by Smokin Joe Pena. There was also a dance number, an exciting game show, and a duet by Tammy Dionne and Dave Lafleche singing Killing Me Softly. 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N 4 6 O 60 ' 'lbvgfebgfdg gems 415 ag yagofif X gr, .H gb . wmv' - y h 'ex nag - ' 0 1 , r8f: .0 Wsgfiygyggwd M 'I To The Class of '75 Our Best Wishes for Success In The Careers of Your Choosing' From All of Us At Amerlcan Gptlcal Q AMERICAN OPTICAL CORPORATION 0 0 SGUTHBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK Southbndge Mass , KN Incorporated 1848 Sturbndge Branch Shoppmg Plaza 5 ' fs ' ' Assets Over S46,000,000 QM I 1 QQ ' dw i ,..-i-'E-ff- g f, --K Best Wishes Prom THE UNITED LENS CO INC '1 259 Worcester Street Southbridge l-,l CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OP '75 PROM ANDY'S MARKET AND SPA 10 RANDOLPH ST SOUTHBRIDGE MA 01550 Phone 764-7792 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 75 BURNHAM INSURANCE AGENCY, INC 39 ELM STREET SQUTHBRIDGE MASS RGBERT B MUNZEBERC- JQHN N. BURNHAM JOHN E. TAYLGR TO THE CLASS OF 1975 THE BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE PROM EVERYONE AT BARON S TIRE CO MARK RICHARD KIM KARL KENNY BARON TIRE COMPANY ROUTE 169 WOODSTOCK LARRYI, BRENT, DOREEIN ANU A TOOL Sz DIE CO INC SOUTI-IBRIDGE MASS 01550 Tel Area Code 617 764 3241 INJECTION AND COMPRESSION MOULDS SPECIAL MACHINERY STAN KAITBENSKI O, O MILL STREET 164 . Compliments of Glllec Eledn-Dptks Com neo Pm Sturbndp. Mssacnusens 015151617134 ROM S RESTAURANT Itahan 8z Amerlcan CUISINE Rt 131 Sturbmdge Massachusetts Weddlngs Banquets 8:Part1es 347 3349 65 I . I I I i Compliments of: The Lion's ea Men s and Women s Fashrons and Tuxedo Rentals We re not just another clothmg store 7 Harn1Iton St Southbmdge Bullard s Funeral Home Inc 51 Marcy St Southbrrdge MA 01550 C1OOD LUCK 75 ers METAL WORKS 76 M111 Street Southbudge Massachusetts TOOLS DIES FIXTURES SEMI PRODUCTION SMALL ASSEMBLIES STAMPINGS PROTOTYPE WORK SPECIAL MACHINERY ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLIES PRODUCTION COMPLIMENTS SHERATON STURBRIDGE MOTOR INN COMPLIMENTS O STURBRIDGE HOUSE RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS CARRIAGE HOUSE MOTOR LODGE COMPLIMENTS OX HEAD TAVERN RESTAURANT Comphments of SOUTHBRIDGE TIRE TETREAULT S SPA 7 M St et Comphments of SLIM S SEWER SERVICE BEST w1sHEs V F W -75756055 Southb dg M s SOUTHBRIDGE NURSING HOME es S So thb dg M CORRIVEAU S P t e 8: G ft Shoppes I 344 M St Rt 131 S thb dge MA S b g 764 8292 347 3589 PURITAN BAKERY W S thbr dge MA 5552? Iohn and Jack McCann 69 Dr ser treet u ri e, ass. , I I . . urm ur 1 , nc. 90 , ain . Showroom e. a1n re . . ou I1 , tur nd e, MA Compliments of ' 52 orcester St. ou i , I I I ri e, as . DR IST!! ETRETT ILEFHDNE ll BE, N SB. D 55U 16 65' Q 168 Member ASTA Good Luck to the Class of 75 Sturbridge Offi .e Center Sturbridge Mass. 01566 AIEH 617-347-9511 GAYIS TRAVEL SERVICE TRAHAN BROS INC Masonry, Dry Wall Plastering supplies 84 USG Paint 570 South Street Southbrldge Mass Tel 764 8814 BUTLER S FLOWER SHOP 10 Elm Street Southbrldge Mass PAQUETTE STATIONERY CO 338 Main Street Southbrldge Mass school supplies greeting cards portable typewrlters fountain pens AFRIEND A M KOURI COMPANY Men and Women Fashions Southbrldge and Webster Mass Best Wxshes to the Class of 1975 DESA PAINT 8: WALLPAPER 52 Central St Southbrndge Mass IDEAL DRIVING SCHOOL M b tPt th IDE . , . . I , 1 ' ' I I , . , . 335 ain Street ' South ridge, Mass. 764-8238 , V . Alber e relli, proprietor Learn to drive e AL way. .Ip 169 CON GR.-XTLL -XTIONS TO THE CL -XSS OP FLLL BRE -XKP -KST LIGHT LLNCI-I OPEN 30 -X 'vi SOP S CENTRAL SPA grtlto UNITED BREAD SALES INC b dg M O GOOD LUCK' BOB S CYCLE SALES I6 75 764' afllen 4 Sewing Genie: KN T FABR C AND CLASSES TFRRY ALLEN 218 HAMILTON ST Instructor SOU'HBR1DG- MA 01:90 SOUTHBRIDGE MUSIC 30 MAINST SOLTI-IBRIDGE 'VIASS 93 BEST WISHES FROM ARMAND S SODA OUTLET Vg b fls A MENARD GLASS 220 Mechamc ree I I . , '75 ' 6 . Y , 1 . ATSC . .g . 765- 52 I Con a u ai ns Class of '75 , . - , U c onal s South ri e, ass 1550 I I VVhere ou et moreof the est or e s I 3372 I . . 1 I ' ' St t . :. ' 170 MADORE ENGINEERING CO INC e ICot 40W stSt eet 01550 Unlnmal Travel ggzmg L3 D 8: D WELDING 8: SALVAGE CORP 146A hl CIA thb ag M S B 765 S119 COMPLIMENTS OP DANI 8: SOLDANI INC 1 I DELEHANTY AND COMPANY N1 t d South bradge Stu rbrndge PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION Ben Bousquet Realtor The Gallery OF HOMES 237P kA te M T I 798 0073 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE M St thb dg T I 765 5411 BRODEUR BARBER SHOP HAMILTON ST SOUTI-IBRIDGE MASS I ., . 8581 ain Street Gen ra n racto I Sou hbrr ge, Mass. e 1- Home Furnishings SinCe I875 Terms Arranged Southbridge, Mass. 764-6042 ' ar venue Worces r, ass. e. - s an venue Sou ri e, as . US- ' 264 ain reet Sou ri e, Mass. e. - 171 Congratulauons to the 0 th C Class of 1975 PUBLICK HOUSE b da M 16171347 3313 Yesterday You Hadn t Met Her But Today Cormler Sz Son Jewelers 42. Central St Southbrldge Lay Away or Weekly Payments .. .. ' n e ommon H Stur ri e, ass h I I 172 l DELICIOUS PIZZAS and HOT OVEN GRINDERS Call Your Orders Before E J MARTIN 84 CO You Leave Home T'ney Wall Be Ready On Arrival THANK YOU: PO Box 333 Southbrldge Mass C bl PHARDS PIZZA HDUSE 3 e MMO Speclaluzung In Imports of 211 Mechamc Street Soufhbndge Mass TEL 764 7510 Dustlnctuve Floor Coverings ALL PRICES SUBJECT T0 CHANGE COOPER SUNOCO Worcester St Southbndge MA STURBRID GE PIZZA HOUSE The Sturbrxdge P1223 House IS located chrectly across from the entrance to Old Sturbrxdge V11 Iage Great food for hungry people made on the spot for speedy take out servxce or for comfort able clmmg 1n the a1r condltxoned colonlal cl1n1ng room Make It a POIHI whlle v1s1t1ng Sturbrldge to drop ln and enjoy the great food Telephone number 347 9151 Patrons CLEMENT E LACOSTE M D INC DR ERNEST BORSARI DR KLMRS TERRY MILLS DR CLARENCEH PRAHM DR GEORGEE CASAUBON WILPRIDA SEGUIN M D ATTY SLMRS PAULA LAMARINE MR Sr MRS ROGER GOUDREAU ATTY SLMRS MICHAELJ MORRILL MR SLMRS DONALDA BERNARD MR 8: MRS RICHARD HARWOOD DENNIS WAYNE CECCARELLI SOUTHBRIDGE MANUFACTURING DAMIAN S T V COMPANY RENAUD T V 8: APPLIANCE TRI CITY FABRICS THE MUSTARD SEED QA CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORED Il . 1 - - v 1 ' Il . . . . . , , . 1 u . I ' . . . . I - - 1 ' I . . - f ,' ' 1 173 E cu 'Q .-4 an s-4 O 4.1 phycoordma rv L-1 on o JJ o J: Q. 2 5. O U KU cn .- .-4 L-4 GJ -a v-4 ... E eu E -4 U1 5-4 O -A-I G3 E 'U 1-4 O O U PH .-C D- KU s-4 GD O 4-3 O .-C1 O- 'TJ s-4 C5 .-Cl 2 H C cu an L-4 eu 5 E 3 U7 F-4 C5 4-J C N J-5 Lu 14. CU v-. O .-4 'II Q- O U C5 an ..4 v-4 5-1 GJ -4 .-1 -1 E M U1 .-4 -4 U5 F-4 OJ +4 NS photographycoordm Spetial assignments debbiegeorge maryanncivkaj saragraf janetmcgrath maryannprokos shelleyvarin editorialadvisor fav Life is a journey. noi a cleslzinationm and good.bKj6S make like 'ournc ha,'r'clCT still ... N L45 Pj ,49 , I K k 4 7 ' f .fx Q5 editorinchief maryczyzewski managingeditor annharwood layouteclitor debbia USBPIAEP JHBPOJQDIIBUI 5 ,legugmuep slaqdexioqoqd 71112111 suxegugmuep sleqdexgogoqd o1geAAuuaHnednpaB1oaB Iaguepuqol 174 1 businessadvisor bettyleclaire special assignments debbiegeorge maryanncivkaj saragraf janetmcgrath maryannprokos sh E-.299 QS? , ,si .1 ,- 'X 111' 'X - M K ,inf N.. lx' x X, Y-uw'-:bg V! -syn xxx? .I s g X LU 'CHQ f , 1-'xx AINEXXY s. 7 H ' I ' '- A I Q P ,, f I bf 'KX ii ff kg - ' X, , f X 1 - 'W A53 9 Al 1. f ,g i g f J' C Vox. bemard copyedxtor normadesaulmers artedltors meggreene ClI'ldyk0l11OS 5775651 11:1-1-iv Q U I A -4 Y k . V 1 , g , f I ,Rfb li l ' x M' Due qa 211013 5101! auods emo eMA11a1sg 1 EUIIBIII 5101! a101uas xna1aua8 me ma Ol 19111 sum! zmue s1a dl?lgO1O d 1 1 P 1 vu nq , P . P. P P CPI .n. P LI P1 175 nk., ,, ,-,V V,,,- O3 Moviaqoz ue1u1a1alAeS bismovpoxuieuyslievl Helsfid DJ .- rn F' ,... sepul uoslmauef 11e3s1n0Ael ueu1B1aquue ,.. FD Fl CD B fb rv- 0 O 'U '14 an 1-1- N 'Ps v-ra 77 I-1 R4 ua 5 O 5 v-1 O 0 77' DJ .E Z7 UQ N 4 ,.. rn P1 E na D N O v-rx ..,,, , , ,VM-,A-....a.-..-v,....- .V.,. - .,-....,.Y,.W f QE'-ik 3 P5'C'31Q,QjY fy ffyiaii yggmg 54, Ami Xi-4,55 wa QQ iflw QW MQW wwoqi MMWQQMZQT ff? C39 fb ,322 W Mmm CLASS OF 76 , J . . '- ' C21 D 0 Q-ff E7 A rg C9 '2 Eb ' . A4 49 3 fl? N1 fx T 'Cf O? Q 2 . ' QD I .X F il? 'W -2 ' rv' 00Nvz9.Q. ' XM 'om BEST WISI-IES FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL ' ' l BEST WISHES EOR CONTINUED SUCCESS CLASS OF 1977 CONGRATULATIONS f th CLASS OF 1978 to the CLASS OP 1975 rom e SDUTHBRIDGE CD DPERATIVE BANK Comphments of THUMAS VARIETY EAST MAIN STREET SOUTHBRIDGE - Q 15 ELM STREET I SOUTHBRIDGEMASS. 01550 0 16171 764-4329 i- 178 xxlfj SINCE l8I8 DTFZCFER GJ X RUSSELL HARRINGTON CUTLERY INC PROFESSIONAL CUTLERY SOUTHBRIDGE MASS Congratulatlons RUDI S 314 Worcester Street Southbrldge, Mass. X . X 1 :iv x H., L X , A 5 0 Y - V ze i 1 ni E 'G ,gi A P. r, .A S S 4 V ' ' 1 S S if f A - If ' ' I c' X' ,ff A- 5 xx I ,V I I 179 A515 'DLP 11.Smp ALE ELM VARIETY Elm Street Southbrldge Mass Props Richard and Jeanette Cote DAVID LENTI Shoes Clothlng 7 11 Elm St eet Southbr dge M ss I-Iuahty S nce 1908 Whtt 75 ANIO TOOL AND DIE CO kS PAPA LAZO S t R tL b T SpghttDy REGEP C ONST RUCTION CORPORATION Bld WORCESTER COUNTY NATIONAL WORKING HARDER TO HELP YOU WIN THE BATTLE OF THE BUCK Best is es o he Class of ' 18 Par treet 1 Specials of he Week Luncheons Wed.: oas am Day hur.: a e i a Fri.: Fish Day Private Parties Excavating and Asphalt Paving Contractors ui ing - Wrecking SOUTI-IBRIDCE PUBLIC SCHOOL CUSTOOIANS ASSOCIATION Co g tul to sto the CLass of 75 LAVOIE S PACKAGE STORE 543 Ma n St eet Southbr dge BEST WISHESI MARIO S 42 Mam St Southbrldge Congratulatlons and Best W shes to the Grad txng Class of 1975 ALLAN S HAIR STYLING SALON COSTA S AUTO BODY 58 GODDARD STREET Southb dge Mass 01550 24 HOUR TOWINC1 SERVICE TEL 765 5549 R ROBBINS 8: CO The family store SINCE 1910 W1th clothes for the jet set 323 Mam Street Southbrxdge Mass 16 AUIOHISIIC Lanes Bxlhard Tables Courteous SEIVICC Clean Surroundlngs 121 Ashland Ave Tel 764 892.6 A 8: W SHEET METAL CO INC Industrlal Fabrlcators 126 Ashland Avenue Tel 764 632.6 P O Box 126 Southbndge Mas 'I82 Congratulations to the Class of '75 PINO'S 104 Mechanic Street Southbridge Mass. Compliments of: MCGRATH RADIO 81 APPLIANCE CO SALES 81 SERVICE 33 Crystal Street Tel 764 7496 CharIesT Parham Owner BOUVIER INSURANCE 61 REAL ESTATE ATWOOD S HOME DECORATING CENTER PAINTIN PLACE Sixtyt oCentral Street Southbridge Mass PAULINE D ATWOOD 764 7527 COLORCONSULTANT DECORATOR Compliments of LIKE-NU CLEANERS INC. 100 CENTRAL STREET from the WORKERS Sue AND V'ck'e Congratulations Class of from Consumers Market 2.4 Hamilton Street HOSPITAL SPA FOUNTAIN SERVICE DAIRY PRODUCTS GROCERIES WATCHES RADIOS MAGAZINES PATENT MEDICINE CENTRAL LIQUORS 13 Central Street Southbrrdge Mass 764 4912 E E E 3 X' Sturbridge, Mass. 1 183 , -.,,,--nr--V,-,--.. N. UlqIlI!llvwlr-uv ...W Vlctor L PELOQUIN 3 Central Street Southbmdge Mass Congratulatlons to the Class of 75 SOUTHBRIDGE MODERN LUMBER INC Burldmg Supphes at 79 Golf Street Southbrldge Mass 01550 Call 764 4696 G GREGOIRE 8: SONS Footwear Men s Purmshmgs Where Shoes Are Rebu1lt 15 Hamllton Street Southbrldge Mass ANDY S MEATS Congratulatlons to the Senlors of 1975 PARK LANE MOTORS 15 17 Goddard St Southbrxdge Mass For the fmest m cars 764 4432 Bob Glrouard Cornpllments of MARINO S MEN AND WOMEN S HAIRSTYLING 50 Elm Street Tel 765 5488 ENTERTAINMENT AT REASONABLE PRICES SOUTHBRIDGE TWIN CINEMA Located m the Southbndge Shoppmg Plaza V2 M1le Past the Arnemcan Optlcal Modern A1r Cond1t1oned Call for T1me Schedule 764 6137 Congratulauons to the Class of 75 The Book Cellar 3 Hamllton Street Southbrldge MA 01550 I Established 1894 Tel. 764-6634 For The Finest In Movie 184 , M-. Compliments of CENTRAL PIZZA Compl1ments of DESROSIER Sr CO Dependable Insurance 27 I-Iarmlton St Compllments of JEAN 5 CURTAIN SHOP Compliments of DELUXE DRIVING SCHOOL Best of Luck from the Best Sports ln Town ELM CAFE Off1CC Phone 764 2.556 Res Phone 764 42.34 ALBERT N MCGRATH 341 Maln Street Tom Sc Jean T1er1 Compliment of METRO S LUNCHEONS Real Estate and Insurance Offxce Phone 764 2.556 Res Phone 764 6418 2.91 Maln Street Southbrrdge Mass WARREN D MCGRATH Realtor 291 Mann Street Southbrldge Mass I Hfiverything for the Windowll 185 SOUTHBRIDGE CREDIT UNION Corner Ma Sz Eve ett Streets Sav ngs Loans VIC S SPA in r i .. Congratulations to the Class of '75 I UNIVERSAL BLANK COMPANY 79 N th s STEVENS AUTOMATIC SALES INC 2 BOWLEN AVE SOUTHBRIDGE MA or treet Southbridge, Mass. Congratulations Class of 1975 BIG BUNNY MARKET OUR BEST WISHES' STURBRIDGE YANKEE WORKSHOP New England s Largest Store Dealmg Excluslvely ln Early Amerlcan AMERICAN MOTOR LODGE Pool Banquet Rooms Food Amerlcan Bowlmg Lanes SKARANNI BROS Best of Luck to the Class of 75 GAY S IEWELERS INC Quallty Dlamonds Sllver And Jewelry of D1St1HCt1OH Omega Watches James N C1ar1er1 265 Ma1n St W1ll1arnI Gar1er1 Southbrldge Mass 'Td.764 8731 01550 I I 1 Fine China, Crystal, Sterling we ELM MARKET Quality And Service for 52 Years Whtt ATTORNEY 8: MRS CAPRE BOUSQUET S AUT S thb dg D dley M 75 S ANTI-IGNY RA 0 PARTS INC M THE EVENING NEWS S WAID P g 2 5 4 4325 Best is es 0 he Class of ' f O I I 0 ou ri e, ass u , ass. Putnam, Conn. , 'IIV I' lya ' Home Newspaper for Southbridge And outhern Worcester County e so o... C rcial Direct . . M .l. - 5 El treet al mg All WAITES 'I BERMER TOOL 8: DIE INC 94Ash1 dA 5 1111, ag M MCKINSTRY OIL CO INC P S thb dg M ss T I 764 4318 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1975 SOUTHBRIDGE SCRAP IRON AND METAL CO INC an L 8: P DISTRIBUTORS 39M Best of Luck from LUCY S LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 236M h BILL SWIACKI REAL ESTATE INSURANCE S thb dge M s 764 4391 thb dg M Cl th CHRIS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INC i I XX' l'l'l'f II XRIYIV.-KRI-T l'llNll'.-XNY ec anic Street an venue ou ri e, ass. OU fi , 8 S- 01550 222 Main Street 6 Du aul Street Main St' Qu ri er 3 I Sou ri 6, BSS. 9 - ' Y o es for Men - Women - Boys , . d , . oon Street 190 ,, LOUIS S thb'dg M . L . CLASS Chrlstle And Thompson Southbrldge Lumber And Supply th Sr So thb dg M LANGEVIN IEWELERS INC Alb t1 aL Lkt 75 TRI AREA SPORTS SHOP H . B tW'h TETREAULT PERVIER INSURANCE AGENCY dd dSt TOWN AND COUNTRY FLOWER SHOPPE I S thb Clg M MARTEL CLEANERS H s thb ag M I Good uc to he Class of' from Home of Famous - Names 1n Fashlons 31 Hamllton St Ou rl e' age 186 amllton Street es IS es Good uck to the Graduatmg from 22 Go ar reet Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of A 1 Nor rect 63 Cen ral St. u ri el ass- ou ri e, assachusetts Compliments of , . 4 142. amilton St. , , ou ri e, ass. er . orrame Langevln 191 .. g' 1 -.NC I rf' I SVT ' A - '-. The 1975 staff gives grateful thanks to the following people: Don Lendry, American Yearbook Company representativep Bob Morin, our photographer, Robert Swift and Steve Jones of the Evening News, joe Capillo and Mike Castagnaro of the Telegram and Gazette, and a very special thanks to Miss Sally Byrne and Mr. Gary Feurer for coming if v. , ' I ' 3 I EW 1 ga , I mir: sr I git! 1 , 14 Ir Q 4- 1 7 .4 1,51 , 1 9 nb iw ' I I ' It 1 I I' 1 54' 51 ff , a ? 4 S lj Q X cv-N ? I 5. 5 e J, Q 1 W Q .1 , N '51 '--C A-45 4-K' Wxw. through in the clutch. a Yearbook '75 . . . Room 113 . . . How about, Jive? . . Are you ready for this, METAMORPHOSIS! ll . . . What's ' new in Newark? . . . What could be finer than bumping along Main St. in a truck chomping on our stogies?! . . . We need more pictures . . . Morts suspended, AGAINZ! . . . click . . . click . . . two more and we win! . . . the trip to the DON'S house . . . after meeting discussions Ll. . Norma, Mary and B-B-B - Benning Sand the Jets . . . Why donft-younjust, I .Q . stuff it? . . . How trite! or was it enthralling? . . . Field Hockey anyone? If the cops didn tcome lt d be there yet fa 34B you sa1d?J I was looking for my wallet honest R O W D I E pretty Kiclnapl Hold for Ransom Ginny Angie Mc Donald cookles for the Silver Fox Major truth Daddy was a Chinese milkman SI-IRH Goalle and T W 2nd Baseman Wow Paula s Parties Meg s Punchy How s the weather outside? It s 1 2.0 and you don t know what it s like outside? Quote M C speaking optimistically I don t think we are going to make Do you know how to get to Nichols? Do you have a lot of money? Where s Karl? Un Natick Mass Oxfordll Everyone s mad must be a deadline We walked all the way my foot was m a puddle Anybody for McDonald s? T e truck' Puck Memories 8: good times Y 15- 3 li' 1, rs .54 f f-1 3-415- 1 1 gf: 1 1.1 13' .. ,' .iff-4 A -vf mg ,Ji Y' 1-rs Mt lub... 5 ' l . ,gg 1' . . , -- . . . . , . . V Q A ' . , . . . , ' i - W V - - - - -M mi --0-QW , ,X 1. ---1 f---- it--f-,,--f -f -'F . . . ,I , l I ., - H? . , 1 . . . ' . .5 g W . . . . . . eg-xl ,, .. . , . .. :V - I ff . . . , . . . Vx , 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 . . . - Z - fir 5 . . . . . , . . 1 ,:'1':g 1 1 . , E ,St l , ,Q 3 S - 1 - Ygggjgf is snuff-, , , - Y . v 5 A , . . . , Ju' 4: 11. Q . . . X. . .. ,.-.-Qty, . -., ' 'I ' 1 - . . 'f 1 3 - -- I 9 - ' .' 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1972

 Southbridge High School - Milestone Yearbook (Southbridge, MA) online collection, 1973 Edition, Page 1

1973

 Southbridge High School - Milestone Yearbook (Southbridge, MA) online collection, 1974 Edition, Page 1

1974

 Southbridge High School - Milestone Yearbook (Southbridge, MA) online collection, 1976 Edition, Page 1

1976

 Southbridge High School - Milestone Yearbook (Southbridge, MA) online collection, 1977 Edition, Page 1

1977

 Southbridge High School - Milestone Yearbook (Southbridge, MA) online collection, 1978 Edition, Page 1

1978

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