Turners Falls High School - Peske Tuk Yearbook (Turners Falls, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1978 volume:

Turners Falls High School Library Montague, MA 0135] PESKE-TUK Here Comes 1978 Turners Falls High School Montague, Mass. You wake up , and time has slipped away . . . g m The good times and the bad you ' ve seen . . . — To spend when you get to tomorrow . . . Collect the dreams you dream today . . . SENIOR I I Ixi ' v I n t r ii Jfeir fc . Ml L 1 1 AL— L1 rtfl— .Jfcnl Mark Smith, President Class Officers Raye Denkewicz, Historian Mary Guy, Secretary Nancy Tessier, Treasurer Julie Bassett, Vice President 18 WALTER J ALDRICH “When you’re ready to leave your mark on the world, watch out for the men with the eraser. “Chunky . likes the apartments cold Miller . C.G. Dodgers . talking with the gang and dislikes 6 11 77 Neise’s party the dump getting caught gym Goal: To graduate. Concert Band 2 Marching Band 2. MICHAEL ANTHONY ALLEN “I’m gonna fly to where the sky meets the land and the living is not planned and the children can laugh just cause they’re living. D Fogclbcrg “Mehow” or “Wac” . . likes skiing winter . supreme buzz being with friends rock and roll France 76 cold Bud gold . and dislikes unfriendly people . wiping out being sick haircuts getting busted homegrown. Goal: To keep on smilin ' Sophomore Class President Ski Club 1-4. WALTER J. ALDRICH MICHAEL ANTHONY ALLEN NT % LEON E ' AM BO Only some of us can learn by other people’s mistakes. The rest of us have to beHherother people.’’ T-eon -rocs ’ Firebirds : kends . hunting d dislikes getting trp- for tobacco boring algebra first period. Vikings weekends . MondaWboftiings jGoal --C©llege. freshmen FootbaiJ. ' A PAULA J AN AMBO ‘1 am not afraid of tomorrow for CJoVe today. “JPaulas O Tikes bieingjalong Polish . thunder and lightning tions ' and dislikes being bored - Dr. Pepper Goal: To succeed in every way. Field Hockey 2 Pep Club T-Club Football Statistician 4. have seen yesterday and I the color black being Cindy’s goldfish imita- stuck-up people . LEON E. AMBO LAURIE J. ANNEAR “Listen and be blessed with the curse of the Grateful Dead Laurie likes puppies . Camaros 151 and Coke pinball lunches with Toad Bud and dislikes rainy days onions Mass boring classes . arguing with Bud Goal: To get a job and travel to the ends of the earth. OPUS Manager. DARLENE MAY ARSENAULT “Love is an act of faith, and one who has little faith also has little love.” “Darlene” likes wintery days Chicago The Beach Boys children camping with Maynard’s babysit- ting for Kelly pizza Saturdays . sports New England and Boston teams . spoiling Debbie and Kelly . and dislikes sleeping late a certain Sophomore carrots beef stew rainy days being bored being left home alone housework sharing my room being late. Twirling 1-4 (Co-Cap. 3, Cap. 4.) LAURIE J. ANNEAR DARLENE MAY ARSENAULT 19 CHRISTINE MARIE BAKER “If you were royalty, and I was a peasant, could a deaf, dumb, and blind man tell the difference?” “Chris” likes a certain person long walks Ver- mont concerts camping with Deb and dislikes Monsters stuck-up people not being able to talk to someone crowds being lied to Goal: To write a best seller. German Club Teen Scene Yearbook Staff Ne- Top. JULIE PATRICIA BASSETT “I won’t slave for beggar ' s pay. likewise golden jewels, but I would slave to learn the way, to sink your ship of fools” “Hule” likes Lambs Talks with Shell Movies N R. P S. and Kong and dislikes being early backseat drivers Maggott’s expeditions gossip frozen hair Goal To find out what the world is really like Pep Club G.A.A. Ring Committee Prom Com- mittee Executive Committee (2) Scholarship Com- mittee (3) Swim Team (3) Class Committees Student Government (1,2, 3, 4) Vice President of class (1,3,4 ) Yearbook Staff. CHRISTINE MARIE BAKER JULIE PATRICIA BASSETT LORI JEAN BONNETTE SUSAN JEAN BRODERICK LORI JEAN BONNETTE “Self-confidence: I know today is what I make it, So why do I check my horoscope? L Wyse. “Lori” likes J W the ocean camping fires on a snowy day going out with the gang and dislikes spiders babysitting H.G. and Floating Ribs being alone. Goal: To have a good life. Twirling 2 Cheering (Co-Captain) 3 . Basketball 1,2 Student Government 1,2 Student Government Secre- tary 3 . Kiss Me Kate” O P U.S. SUSAN JEAN BRODERICK “The world will be better for this, that one man scorned and covered with scars still strove with his last ounce of courage to reach his unreachable star.” “Rose” likes spaghetti . strawberries Blanche and the aunts Cervantes Barry Manilow Ralph Nader mothers (substitute and real) and dislikes bugs no mail school lunches being short Here Comes 1978! Goal: To prove that no dream is impossible. “As Schools Match Wits” National Honor Society Spanish Club 2,3,4 French Club 3,4 Junior Volunteer 1,2 Chorus 2,3 ... “1776 and All That” . . “Kiss Me Kate” Teen Scene Editor Yearbook Staff Junior Prize Speaking. MARK D BROWN “Brownie” likes traveling Miller Skiing Misquamicut, R I D.L Rollic ' s Raiders and dislikes smoking D D Dead End tobacco warm beer Goal: To live in California Football 1,3,4 1C Champs 3 Baseball 1,2 Ski Club T Club. MICHAEL S. BROWN “We only catch a glimpse of all the life that is around, the man is not alive who knows the value of his soul, and when our lives are pulled away, there’s more to fill the hole .” “Skinner” likes cold Miller K W supreme buzz night skiing ZZ Top and dislikes 12 25 74 C.T.S.’s H.G hangovers uncontrollable stiffs. Goal To live life to its fullest Football 1-4 Baseball 1 Track 1 Ski CLub T Club MARK D. BROWN MICHAEL S. BROWN 20 DENISE ANNE BRUNO “And think not that you can guide the course of love, for love, if it finds you worthy, shall guide your course.” “Neise” likes Boston summer motorcycles cold Miller spaghetti and dislikes oregano rain the cafe floor snakes cold jocks. Goal: California. Pep Club 1 Band 2,3,4 Drama Club 3,4 School Play JO ANNE MARY BUCKMASTER “Too many persons are in too much of a hurry going in too many directions to nowhere for nothing “Jo” likes clams camping reminiscing with friends Noth Leverett Youth Group canoeing with Penny drive-in movies with the gang and dislikes mowing lawns being bored waiting soap operas bees thunderstorms orange soda people who don ' t act like themselves Goal: To live a happy life. DENISE ANNE BRUNO JO-ANE MARY BUCKMASTER SUSAN ANN CADRAN CATHERINE HAZEL CLARK SUSAN ANN CADRAN “Smile, life is just a dream; some day you ' ll wake up and find it ' s not there.” “Sue” likes . the color blue cheerful people 9 27 , certain place in Gill long walks parties . and dislikes stuck up people . being bored being late . . spiders. Goal: To get the most out of what life has to offer. BRIAN PATRICK CARROLL “Jed likes Miller skiing biketrips Rollie’s Raiders traveling and dislikes boring parties . waiting being broke. Goal: To go to California Football BRIAN PATRICK CARROLL DAVID JOSEPH CHOLEVA “Your word can never be as good as your bond because your memory can never be as trustworthy as your honor. G.B Shaw “Da-a-ave” likes making friends raising hell with Pickle and Gary parties Rollie’s Raiders Califor- nia and dislikes being “15” camp getting caught . . . lab reports . . car trunks. Goal: To become a Computer Engineer Football 1,2, 3, 4 IC Champs 3 Tri Captain 4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 . National Honor Society 3,4. CATHERINE HAZEL CLARK “Learn as if you were to live forever, live as if you were to die tomorrow.” “Kitty” . likes new experiences 4 17 77 the crew Fleetwood Mac . reminiscing the sun week nights with Murl and Rick and dislikes good-byes rumors thunder and lightning . routine . shots . and being lonely. Goal: To travel and make it through college Field Hockey 1-4 (tri-captain 4) . Softball 1,3 . Basket- ball 1,2 Concert Band 1,2 . Marching Band 1,2 . Chorus 1,2,4 G.A.A. T Club Pep Club Executive Committee 1-4 Class Committees Year- book Staff 21 O ' .. K KIM ALAN COLE “The deeper pleasures in life arc concenlrating on someone else.” Jaclyn Smith “Jolly” likes S B snow Marlboro. Vt Hunt- ing and dislikes school tobacco S.M. C.T.S Goal To move out west and live in the mountains. BARBARA M COMONOLI “For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision but today well lived, makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” “Roach” likes pumpkin P S. thunderstorms Friday 13 partying with the gang nature cars . and dislikes raisins snobs being alone dumb excuses clean rooms. Goal: To travel the world through and find life’s most beauti- ful treasures. Field Hockey 1-4 Capt. 4 . Cheering 2-4 Tourna- ment 2,3 Swim Team 3,4 Track 1-4 Basketball 1.4 Vollyball I TClub 1-4 G.A.A. 1,2,4 Float Committee 3,4 German Club 3 Junior Prize Speak- ing. KIM ALAN COLE BARBARA M. COMONOLI WILLIAM R. COWAN. JR It ' s possible, but I doubt it!! Buford likes Mopar W.W and W.W. cold Miller Saturday nights at the Villa Black Sabbath and dislikes flats fats Petic D D dead end circle 9 15 77. Goal: To leave T.F. and find action elsewhere. Football 4 OPUS 4 JONATHAN LESLIE COYNE A football game is where the spectators have four quarters to finish a fifth.” “Jon” likes Lar Michclob “Football 76” Heart l he Doubles G.W.K and dislikes 9 30 76 getting injured Ray’s Rip-off 8 1 77 two faced people a certain snob. Goal: To learn something new everyday! Football 1.2, LC. Champs 3,4 Baseball 1. 2,3, 4 T Club. JONATHAN LESLIE COYNE ES EDWARD CROTEAU J “I’ve got sodium nitrate rotting in my guts, my head ' s full of ulcer, my lungs full of butts, my logic won’t open my eyes won’t shut now I’m beginning to dig this being an All-Ameri- can Allian Boy.” “Jimbo likes Led Zeppelin hats eating sleeping drinking supreme buzz Rolling Stones and dislikes waiting for someone top 40’s . bashful people red necks shaving. Goal: The great life in Florida Basketball 1-4 Baseball I Bowling Team Track 2 T Club OPUS LYNN MARIE DALE “A true friend walks in when the rest of the world walks out. “Lynn” likes cruising with Deb reminiscing with friends tennis honesty and dislikes term papers boring classes conceited people Goal: To achieve success. Tennis G.A.A. Pep Club. JAMES EDWARD CROTEAU LYNN MARIE DALE 22 BRUCE ALLEN DELANEY “There’s a meaning of life and a reason for living, and to find these reasons you must live, so live it up now, it’s the only chance you’ll get, for there may not always be another tomor- row.” “Pickle likes sports friendly people . raising hell with David and Gary friends who don’t use you having a good time with a bunch of guys . and dislikes being used snobs getting in accidents getting caught. Goal: To keep the friends I have now, forever. Track 3, 4, 5,6 . Football 3,4 RAYE MARIE DENKEWICZ “Don’t compromise yourself, cause it’s all you’ve got. - J Joplin. “Reesie” likes D.V sunsets . summers at the beach smiles to talk . and dislikes spiders . fake people a certain basketball game the 74 crop expeditions with Maggot. Goal: To go to college and eventually teach the emotionally disturbed Varsity Basketball 1,2 Varsity Softball 2,3,4 Class Historian Class Executive Committee Scholarship Committee Class Committees Pep Club G.A.A. . T Club Student Aid National Honor Society . Student Government Yearbook Staff. DIANE MARIE DeNOFRIO LAURIE JEAN DeNOFRIO DIANE MARIE DeNOFRIO “Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happi- ness and every tomorrow a vision of hope .” “DeNof ' likes C G sitting by the fire on a cold night . camping walking barefoot the apartment and dislikes the Winnebays at Hampton Beach Float Making 3 Getting busted Goal: To go to hairdressing school. Marching Band 2 Colorguard 3. LAURIE JEAN DeNOFRIO I have no yesterdays, time took them away, tomorrow may not be, but I have today.” “Lar . likes Jon 7 11 76 Frankie Peter Frampton laughing with friends and dislikes 8 1 77 rumors 6 19 75 . fighting with Jon fake friends. Goal: To become a hairdresser. Chorus 2,4 softball 2,3 Colorguard 3,4 Yearbook Staff. DIANE J DERRY “Love doesn’t make the world go around Love is what makes the ride worthwhile.” “Diane” . likes Horseback Riding . traveling talks with Fern animals and dislikes Thunder storms waiting . fighting . being late getting up early. Goal: To go new places, meet new people, and to enjoy what life has to offer. OPUS MARCY MARIE DESAUTELS “The woods are lonely, dark and deep, but 1 have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep “Marcy” likes Dan Fogelberg lions getting scared the cliffs laughing with the girls . and dislikes spiders having cold hands stopping on hills in a standard feeling alone. Goal: To travel to Greece. Basketball 1,2 Swim Team 3,4 (co-captain 4) Volley- ball I T Club G.A.A. 1,4 DIANE J. DERRY MARCY MARIE DESAUTELS VALERIE SUE DOBIAS “To be surprised, to wonder, is to begin to understand.” Jose Ortega Y Gasset Valerie” likes music . 6 17 77 PL children long walks and talks with Teresa and dislikes stuck up people being in a bad mood Band 1. 2, 3,4 Marching Band 1,2. 3,4 Band Uniform Manager 3,4 notices 2,3 Softball 2. ANN DOLAN “Yet nothing could 1 care to leave behind with all I hold in hand, heart, and mind.” R. Frost “Ann” . likes skiing 2 weeks in August watching the sunset from the cliffs winter of 75-76 and dislikes loud noises making decisions . trespassing 8 22 77 etc. . lack of confidence. Goal. To travel and meet new people. T Club Ski CLub Track 1-4 Basketball . . G.A.A. CYNTHIA ANN DOUGLAS VALERIE SUE DOBIAS ANN DOLAN CYNTHIA ANN DOUGLAS “The things 1 care about most in life is friends and friendship, and the things they care about is themselves. “Jess . likes C.G. Camping “77 . sleeping late Parties at “Boogie Hill” a special someone having good times with Diane Deb The “hill” apartment and dislikes two faced people rainy days Float making 3 getting up early. Goal: To not return! Colorguard 3 OPUS 4. JOHN JOSEPH DRUMOOL “Winning is everything, losing is nothing! Vince Lombardi. “Stonewall” liktfs all sports running in the rain going to Greenfield . Red Sox L A. Rams and dislikes hill sprints tobacco homework Minnesota Vikings. Goal: To compete in the Olympics. Cross Country Capt. 4 Track. JOHN JOSEPH DRUMGOOL THERESE MARIE DUMAS Only put off for tomorrow what you really don’t want to do anyway. “Friskic” likes Salisbury Aerosmith Camp Du- mas flags thumbing and dislikes rain embar- rassment brownnosers vultures. Goal To travel as far and see as much as anyone possibly can in a lifetime. Junior Class Treasurer Basketball Statistician Vol- leyball. SUZANNE MARJORIE FELTON “You can’t have the world, just a piece of it, but he means the world to me.” Elfie” likes 5 29 77 . Barry Manilow Sc reaming contest the ocean Sam Bermuda ‘77 T.N.H B. ' s T.Z and dislikes P C. ’s class ring (that I don’t have) arguing (M.C.R. W.F.M.) 7 30 77. Goal: To major in Oceanography at S.M.U. and live down on the Cape. Band l, 2,3,4 Madrigals 1. 2,3,4 Jazz Band 1. 2, 3,4 Woodwind Ensemble 1 Chorus 1. 2, 3.4 Marching Band 1,2, 3,4 Bye Bye Birdie” . “1776-and all that” (Student Director) . “Kiss Me Kate” Student Govern- ment GAA Yearbook Staff Ring Committee THERESE MARIE DUMAS SUZANNE MARJORIE FELTON 24 PAMELA J. FIELD TAMMY L. FISK Turners Falls High School Lihu ay Montague, MA 01351 PAMELA J. FIELD “May the road rise to meet you, may the sun shine warm upon your face, and until our roads cross once again, may God keep you in the palm of his hand “Bird likes vacations with Laurie Poco 151 and Coke Acapulco the beach puppies Boogie Hill pinball Grateful Dead and dislikes beggars fighting with Laurie onions waiting rain spiders O P U S. 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Spanish Club TAMMY L FISK “Praise not the day until evening has come; a woman until she is burnt; a sword until it is tried; a maiden until she is married, ice until it has been crossed, beer until it has been drunk .” A Viking Proverb “Fish likes autumn winter nights poetry getting lost with Krctz riding in a green TR 7 good wine and dislikes Sunderland Police getting up for school taking orders bus rides big parties flat tires. Goal To leave Massachussetts and find a job G. FITZPATRICK DANIEL JOSEPH FREDERICK MARY G FITZPATRICK “I finally got it all together but I forgot where I put it.” “Toad” . . . likes Miller Jackson Brown Football games parties . thunder storms good memories lunch with Bird and Laurie banana Life Savers from Mary K Poco and dislikes being alone models 5 31 77 . accidents Bebops waiting people who yell . the day after. Goal: College O.P.U.S. Basketball Manager Bowling Team CATHY R FLOOD “Kindness is a word the deaf can hear and “Fudd” . . likes Dave the beach long talks dislikes crowds being Thunderstorms . others. Goal: To live life to CATHY R. FLOOD TINA MARIE FOLEY “Don’t put off till tomorrow what you can do today; that way if you like it you can do it again tomorrow. Kate” likes riding through the countryside singing making people happy “Harry” and the gang “Halloween Hall . and dislikes people who put you down for trying being blue Goal: To make people happy through music Madrigals 1,2, 3,4 (Secretary) Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Jazz Band Marching Band Cheering 2,3 Student Council 1 . Kiss Me Kate” “Bye Bye Birdie” “1776-And All That” DANIEL JOSEPH FREDERICK “Live and let live it up to each his own bone, Quc Sera Sera! All power to the flesh egg, don’t be caught with a fresh flesh foozy between your teeth ' ” Ted Nugent “Fred” likes Kelly Budweiscr gold Ted Nugent Zappa and dislikes c.l. s.’s being hurt 4 15 77 getting busted people that don’t mind their own business. Goal: California and to be rich. Basketball 1,3,4 Ski Club 25 LEONARD C FRITZ, JR “Well, nobody’s perfect. “Lenny . likes 6 1 1 77 swimming Mr. C’s class being a pest to “Quiz Moe” school dances and dislikes 6 18 77 Brown nosers The “ Olympic Star” Burnouts leaving your friends in High School Goal: To get into business. Track 1,3,4 Swim Team 2,3,4. PATRICIA M. FUGERE “It is fair to judge people and stained-glass windows only in their best light. “Pattie . likes Stan long walks and talks the ocean Oregon talks with Midge, Smiley, Skiziks, and Fudd Koala bears traveling and dislikes 2 9 76 unhappy people fizzled fireworks melted snow- men fighting. Goal To live life to its fullest abilities and highest standards and also to visit the 17 states which I haven’t been in yet. Class Representative 1 Cheerleader 1 Twirler 3,4 (Co-Captain 4). LEONARD C. FRITZ, JR. MELISSA MERLENE E. GALLISON KEVIN PHILIP GIBSON “Never look behind, just stare ahead.” “Mel likes Dooby Brothers . 6 25 75 Millers partying having fun and dislikes stuck up people 9 16 77 being bored boring parties school lunches. Goal To have a career in the service Football 1 . OPUS 4. GERALD C GIRARD “Your head is humming and it won’t go; in case you don’t know, the piper’s calling you to join him. Dear lady can you hear the wind blow, and did you know your stairway lies on the whispering wind?” Led Zepplin Moped” likes Boogies with Ma, Dickie, and Liza WW W W cold Miller Aerosmith Saturday nights at the Villa and dislikes waiting boredom Toads getting busted footpegs Dead End Goal: To play at Madison Square Garden Track 2,4 Chorus 1, 2,3,4 O P U S. 3.4 Kiss Me Kate . MELISSA JOY GAINES All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players; they have their exits and entrances. “Lisa likes long talks with close friends X-Country Skiing Quebec and Mexico memories “LACUCAR- ACHA Neil Young bike rides in Gill on fall days playing tennis meeting people and dislikes 9 16 77 tobacco 11 26 76 . .. boredom Goal To become a B A. registered nurse with a minor in Spanish Twirling 3,4 Volleyball 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Swim Team GAA 3,4 Yearbook Staff Pep Club Medical Careers Club MERLENE E GALLISON You never really leave a place you love; part of it you take with you, leaving part of you behind. Myrtle likes helping people out being with close friends listening to good boogie music taking care of animals telling a certain teacher off and dislikes getting up early conceited people boring studies spiders 4 17 77. Goal To find a job. V ° O ' 2S. ' X; V V KEVIN PHILIP GIBSON GERALD C. GIRARD 26 MARY MARGARET GUY Dream what you dare to dream, go where you want to go, be what you want to be . LIVE!” J.L.S. “Mare” likes skiing laughing with friends being the sixth kid Ohio ’77 Cindy’s fish imitations . football games Doobie Brothers making friends and dislikes Dr. Pepper being bored TOBACCO getting up early. Goal: To go to college and be very successful. Ski Club 3,4 T Club Pep Club 1,2 Field Hockey 2 . Softball 1,2 Ring Committee Prom Committee Yearbook Staff Class Secretary 3,4 Student Government 1-4 Secretary 4 Class Represen- tative Cheering Chorus 2-4 G.A.A. 1-4 RICHARD HERCHENREDER “I am a rock, I am an island And a rock feels no paia. and an island never cries.” Paul Simon Art Garfunkel “Rich” likes Thunderstorms being late three a m highballing Dow Jones typing in the Media Center and dislikes large mouths small brains Seven A M July 4 scratched records. School Match Wits 2,3,4 Model Congress 2,3,4 Dra- ma Club 2,3,4 French Club 4 Star Trek Club 3,4 DOLORES MARIE HOLMES LINDA ELLEN JACQUE MARY MARGARET GUY RICHARD HERCHENREDER DOLORES MARIE HOLMES “Dream what you dare to dream, go where you want to go, be what you want to be . Live. “Dcedce likes walks in the country, talks with Fudd snowmobiling 12 27 76 pandas and dislikes crowds 8 30 77 being alone rainy days two- faced people. Goal To make the best out of my life. LINDA ELLEN JACQUE “No one ever loses anybody, but sometimes it ' s so hard to get along I don’t want to hang on to anybody, so before you say you’re leaving. I II be gone.” - Carol King. “Bin” likes Mumbles concerts April vacation guitar drawing and dislikes car accidents effects of 151 boring people be-bops Goal: To travel all over the world. OPUS Yearbook Staff DAVID A JARVIS ‘David . . . likes Led Zeppelin summer hot cars cold Miller wild woman rainbow gold Frank’s and dislikes getting busted arguments getting up school R A Goal To reach California. SHARON ANN KELLY “He who looks for a brighter tomorrow and finds no beauty today, has somehow missed the joy of living, somewhere along the way.’’ “Kelly” likes the Eagles snowy days the ocean being with friends the Red Sox and dislikes Ostrich Heads 8 12 77 boring weekends good- byes shots. Goal: Nurse Practioner Cheering 1 Colorguard 3,4 G.A.A. 1-4 Basket- ball 3 Pep Club Yearbook Staff. DAVID A. JARVIS SHARON ANN KELLY 27 MARK KIDDER All life we work but work ' s a bore. If life ' s for living what’s living for?” “Mark” likes Pink Floyd Gold weekends sports winter and dislikes CTS school jokes big mouths rain. Goal: Truck Driver and become rich ' Freshmen Football Varsity Football. ROLLAND CLIFFORD KIDDER If you ' re not going to do it right, don’t do it at all. “Mellar” likes zz top D.W. Yahama cold beer hunting and dislikes city life the South noisy people braggers. Goal: To go to college and move out west. Football 1,2, 3,4 Tri-Captain 4 Baseball 1 Track 2.3.4 MARK KIDDER ROLLAND CLIFFORD KIDDER Len kosa d day is one without laughter.” likes butterflies . pizza beer Hell ' s ces getting up early being bored winter someday find the pot of gold at the end of the rainoow. MARY ELIZABETH KOSTANSKI “You who are on the road, must have a code that you can live by, and so become yourself, because the past is just a good bye.” Graham Nash Mary K” likes Acapulco New Riders the beach fall sleeping late and dislikes fruit insects rainy days being bored Maggott’s expeditions. Goal To go to College. National Honor Society 3,4 Treasurer 4 Student Council Representative 1,3,4 Yearbook Staff Soft- ball 3 Basketball Statistician 3,4 T Club 3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Class Committees. Booster Day Queen JILL ELLEN KOSA MARY ELIZABETH KOSTANSKI DAVID KOZMA “Not this kid Koz likes snowmobiles parties Led Zepplin school getting busted Goal Be rich and succeed in everything I do. Kawasawki hot cars Rainbow and dislikes BETH ANNE KRETZENGER “Time’s approaching, I really can’t stay. I truly understand I’ve got more living to do for myself.” “Binks” . likes getting lost with Fish talking with friends making wine playing ping-pong remem- bering tomato fights with Fish, Buck, Skipper, and Jon and dislikes snobs running out of time watering greenhouses seeing people leave Sunderland Police working alone. Goal: Music Therapist. Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1. 2, 3,4 Madrigals 1,2, 3,4 Jazz Band “Bye Bye Birdie” . German Club 3 March- ing Band I Woodwind Ensemble 1,2. DAVID KOZMA BETH ANNE KRETZENGER KEVIN A. KRUZLIC SUSAN MARIE KU KEVIN A KRUZLIC “After all, it’s only a weed that turns to a flower in your mind “ “Eddie” likes Winstons playing cards . supreme buzz night Misquamicut, R I 20 days in February and dislikes tobacco getting up early CTS’s school getting caught Goal: The good life in Florida Football 1 Basketball 1-4 T Club Bowling Team SUSAN MARIE KUKLEWICZ “Grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to console, to be understood as to understand, and to be Ijvcd as to love.” St Francis. “Sue” . likes long talks springtime people who listen and can be trusted a cozy chair and good book talking with Liz buying shoes with Lynn and dislikes good-byes talking on the phone missing periods of Mr. Slattery’s class looking for a cat with Liz loud, squeaky voices fakes Goal To open a day care center for children, and to take one day at a time. As Schools Match Wits National Honor Society. LINDA MARIE LaMOUNTAIN “For those who love time is endless.” “Linda” . likes art working with people freedom long talks with Cathy and Donna music beautif ul things lunches with Toad Donna and Laurie crazy moments and dislikes being on restriction being told what to do cooked carrots school. Goal: To do everything in life that I possibly can LINDA LEE LINSCOTT “Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you’ve got, for you may still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not.” “Linda” likes “Monk” McDonald’s french fries pizza Cat Stevens going places with Gruda, Bunker, and the gang and dislikes Skeet’s party 9 3 77 being bored Betty and the Rats tobacco Barbra. Vi LINDA MARIE LAMOUNTAIN LINDA LEE LINSCOTT KENNETH LIVELY Wisdom cannot be taught; it must be acquired. You can teach a man the way to find wisdom, but true wisdom must be found by one’s own life experiences. “Ken” . likes open people Bermuda ’77 fishing outdoor movies and dislikes two-faced people Passer little people with big mouths. Goal: Stay Alive. Chorus 1, 2,3,4 Madrigals 1,2, 3,4 A.V. Club 2,3,4 O.P.U.S. 4 “Kiss Me Kate” . Bermuda. JAMES CHARLES LUND “What, me worry?” “Sloth” . likes baseball fishing hunting quiet places pets (except dogs) sports and dislikes crowded noisy places writing talking beer parties people who smoke in the same room dogs show offs. Goal: To find out what the word pertinent means. KENNETH LIVELY JAMES CHARLES LUND 29 •qA C JA JJArfger is a rMaggott” I i o h t n i n o ,RY JANE MARGOLA a bad counselor.” likes traveling jackets thunder and lightning laughs and dislikes germs Mary K’s smoke quitters . sadness. Goal To fill my life with happiness. Field Hockey 1-4 Basketball 1-4 (Co-Captain 3) Track 2-4 T Club GAA Executive Committee Booster Day Princess. MARY JANE MARGOLA PATRICIA MARIB MARKOL PATRICIA MARIE MARKOL “Pleasant words arc as the honeycomb; sweet to the soul, health to the bones. “Hilda likes Bermuda ’77 Mopcds parties at Robin’s Wendell Road with the girls” eating at Abdow’s and dislikes Dr. Pepper M.R.C false appearances Fund Raising . mismatching spats. Model Congress 2,3,4 . Chorus 1, 2,3,4 Madrigals 1,2, 3.4 Cymbals 4 . “Enter Laughing . “1776-And All That Junior Prize Speaking Student Advisory Council 1,2. EDWARD A MARTIN “Music is the universal language and love is the key, to be the way God wants us to be. Buzz likes Neil Scdaka Stevie Wonder Queen to save money Star Trek tobacco paychecks disco expensive things and dislikes tobacco rowdy people walking home in the rain leaving T.F.H.S. Goal: To be mentally and financially better off than anyone in my class. Band 1,2 Marching Band 1,2 Bowling Club 3,4 GAA JOHN FRANCIS MARTIN A successful man knows the difference between conceit and confidence. “Yosh likes Barry Manilow plYi ig the piano listening to Malt and HolS botfcu g with Jimmie and Smitty Bermuda ' yjind s|iy|f(s j re.jlsers arguing with Jacqui Goal To Chorus Stage Ba i ( J NJfiiffial |bnor JWciftl. Xg . Byc Bird- v-vulie. f Q - An: w 4 4 OVT BA JOHN FRANCIS MARTIN y SHELLY KIM McCOMB “You have to clean the oyster to find the pearl Shell likes T.W. full moons . talks with Hulic vacations sleeping late (real late) and dislikes hair people touching my face trying to think of something to do waiting Goal: To become a millionaire or find one Booster Day Lady-in-Waiting. V B IAN E MILEWSKI What’s happening?” “Milo . . likes sports snowstorms . islikes rainy days N Y teams. Goal: To live a successful life. Basketball 3,4 Track 3,4. SHELLY KIM MCCOMB RANDY MURDOCK RANDY MURDOCK TERRI JEAN MURLEY “Don’t walk in front of me - I may not follow, don’t walk behind me - I may not lead, walk beside me and be my friend.” “Murl” likes Rick Long talks with Kitty Red Roses Fleetwood Mac memories of good times and dislikes 8 1 77 being bored tobacco Light- ning being lied to. Goal: To be happy and successful in future endeavors. Field Hockey 2,3 Yearbook Staff T Club DANIEL TODD NEWTON “Caring for some is knowing what it feels like to be wanted.” “Fig” likes Floridia Vacations Good food disco dances parties at Straton’s camp Miller beer and dislikes being told what to do nosey people a certain experience basketball. Goal: To travel and meet different people Baseball 2,3,4 Football 3,4 ROBERT DOUGLAS NEWTON “Show me a man with two feet on the ground and I’ll show you a man who can’t get his pants off! ’’ R W “Big ’B” . likes skiing good parties Frank Zappa cold beer W.W. W.W and dislikes CTS’s . narcs rednecks boring parties. Goal: To travel. Football 1-4 Ski Club TERRI JEAN MURLEY CYNTHIA JEAN NAIDA “Sunny bright morning and pale moonlit nights keep me from feeling alone.” Dan Fogelberg “Cindy” . likes skiing beaches . being Polish laughing with friends parties at Robin’s flirting ice cream Jacqui’s mouse imitation and dislikes Dr Pepper bees waking up early leaving a vacation crabby people being sick. Goal: To be happy with everyday of life! Twirling 1 Softball 1-2 Basketball I Field Hock- ey 2 Ski Club 3,4 Pep Club T Club GAA Prom Committee Ring Committee Chorus 4 Football Statistician Yearbook Staff. MARK N. NELSON “Don’t tell me taste is everything” “Mark” likes Yamah’s motorcycles Ford trucks welding Laconia Myer’s Gulf . woodshop with the K and dislikes Hondas Volkswagons two people in one .24 hour studies. Goal: To be a professional welder. W V DANIEL TODD NEWTON ROBERT DOUGLAS NEWTON 31 MARY CATHERINE PARENTEAU “Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in Life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed “Mare” likes Music watching a cattle cross the road with Tina Lasting friendship memories of goodtimes with Tina individuality weekends and dislikes Ostrich head boredom rainy days feeling depressed good-byes being alone the summer of “77”. Goal To succeed in a partnership in cosmetology and to travel a lot Softball 1,2.4 G A A 1, 2,3,4 Rep 4 Pep Club 1.2 T Club EDWARD F PELIS, JR “When the bud of the hops blooms in the summertime, it will make the BUD WISER ” “Ed” likes Hampton Beach Swimming Football cold Miller good friends and dislikes school J T Olympic Superstar stuck-ups Track Practice Swim Practice. Goal: Service (Coast Guard). Track 1.2, 3.4 Swim Team 3,4 MARY ia 1 1-ic.KifHjr PARENTEAU. EDWARD F. PELIS.JR. cr NA PELLETIER is a faculty; seeing is an art.” likes watching football . fooling around tennis Christmas and dislikes fish snobs, o get the best out of life. ALISON PERRY tThere can be no free men until there are free women. “Alison” . likes steamed clams YSA memories of Quebec 50 High St. T.F. summer of “75” . ERA and dislikes meatloaf sandwiches . 2 6 76 racists under-educated teachers decisions Phyllis Shlaf- •y Goal: To be a total person. CHRISTINA PELLETIER EDITH ALISON PERRY MICHAEL J PERVERE “Men do not stumble over mountains, but over molehills.” “Pcrv” likes 6 1 1 77 cold miller B Q S.M Sandpit and dislikes 6 1 8 77 N Y Yankees J T Superstar CTS Tobacco. Goal To leave with the gang, to Pennsylvania Football 1 Baseball 1 Track 3.4 Bowling Team Yearbook Staff MICHELLE CAROLYN PERVERE “I believe in getting into hot water, it keeps you clean.” G. K Chesterton “Shell” likes Parties Tull Riding around with Robin going to softball games with Lill and dislikes Tobacco wearing glasses _ Rainy Days Being called Michael a certain night. Goal To succeed in the business world Softball 1,2,4 Field Hockey 1,3 Colorguard 3,4 G A A 2.4 T Club MICHAEL J. PERVERE MICHELLE CAROLYN PERVERE JAMES S. PETERSON TINA ELLEN PLEASANT AMY JEAN RIEL “ All Ihe world is a stage, and all the men and women merely players, and one man in his time, plays many parts.” Shakespeare “Babe”. likes H 1 - H 1 peanutbuttcr and tuna Barry Manilow music snow and dislikes Spinach Frampton Pepe-la-pig rainydays. Goal: To some day own and manage her own French Restau- rant. Madrigals Chorus Junior Prize Speaking Junior Class Pres. Chorus Pres Class Sec. 1,2 Student Government Opus School Play 1-4 Softball Track Basketball Volleyball . T Club Student Government Parliamentarian. CATHERINE MARIE ROUTHIER “Ceuillez des aujourd’hui les roses de la vie Pierre Ronsard “Cathy” likes anything about nature Hawley 77 and the Beavers the Pine Grove and Pet Rock Quebec 77 walking in the rain Fair 77 and Ray being a clown the Dojo stars . and dislikes sumacs 1 5 74 people who aren’t aware of the beauty of these surround- ings until some stranger shows it to them when Floyd kills spiders survival fighting with Brent. Goal: To go to College and become a forester. Drama Club 3,4 “1776-And All That” “Kiss Me Kate” Yearbook Staff . French Club 3 Tennis 1,2. AMY JEAN RIEL JAMES S PETERSON “Do what you want now ’cause you won’t have time later “Peach” likes Lorie 10 22 76 6 11 77 Miller Vermont and dislikes 6 18 77 Pi M uncontrollable people waiting .1 T. “Olympic star.” Goal Colorado! Track 3 Baseball 1 Bowling 3. TINA ELLEN PLEASANT “The world has music for those who listen “Tec Likes another “T” Irish Spring! the sixth kid my Greek family cousin Doug shooting stars 11 28 76 watching cattle cross the road with Mary Rip Barry Manilow Uncle Joe Midnight Blue Tricia’s sunny days and dislikes Dr Pepper being edited Tim’s assorted colors Big Brothers who pinch, (10-4). Goal To have a heart with room for every joy Chorus 2,3,4 Student Advisory Council G.A.A Class activities French Club “1776-And All That” “Kiss Me Kate Junior Prize Speaking Year- book Staff CATHERINE MARIE ROUTHIER THERESA MARIE RUDINSKI “Life is what you make it!” “Terri” . . likes J.S. 9 13 77 going out motor- cycles skiing and dislikes rainy days . stuck up people. Goal: To go onto Hairdressing School. Band 1,2. JACQUELINE ANN RYAN Broken friendship is like a broken plate, you can mend the pieces but the cracks are always there.” Jacqui likes windy nights with B.W solitude Bermuda “77” privacy and dislikes 8 21 77 rumors wooden spools Goal To be wealthy, famous, and independent National Honor Society 3,4 Model Congress 2,3,4 Class Treasurer 2,3 Class Representative 4 Student Government 2,3.4 Student Advisory Council As Schools Match Wits 2,3,4 Women’s Study Group Madrigals 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 . “1 776-And All That” “Kiss Me Kate” Drama Club Jr. Prize Speaking THERESA MARIE RUDINSKI JACQUELINE ANN RYAN 33 KAREN ANN SABATO MARY BETH SCOTT “The power to find happiness and beauty in simple things, is the greatest gift.” “Mair” likes Autumn days long walks strawber- ries music laughing good times spent with good friends North Leverett Youth Group and dislikes bugs seeing people cry crowds. Goal To be good at whatever I do, and be happy doing it Yearbook Staff. DAVID MICHAEL SEREDEJKO “Success is when you make it big and still remember all your friends.” “Dave” likes Quebec room 906 L.D Mr. C ' s classes getting physical and dislikes heads miss- ing dinner in Quebec rumors snobby people. Goal To be successful in all future endcavorv Yearbook Photographer Tennis 3,4 Bowling Team 3,4 THERESA MARIE SCHACHT KAREN ANN SABATO “For stars fall every lime a lover has to face the truth and as they trail the skies and burn their paths upon my eyes - I cry. Dan Fogleberg “Karen”. likes munching out laughing and acting silly with the girls the cliffs Thunder and lightning a certain 2 weeks in Aug of 77 Paul Newman and dislikes bees. Goal To understand people better National Honor Society Track 1,2,3, 4 Ski Club T Club G.A.A Play 3 J.V. Cheerleader Co-Capt 3. THERESA MARIE SCHACHT “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.” “Theresa” . likes clothes Pittsburg, N .H camping matchmaking being with friends and dislikes asting time not getting mail shopping intro- verts. Goal To stay single Basketball I German Club 1,2,3 Girls Scouts. MARY BETH SCOTT DAVID MICHAEL SEREDEJKO DEBORAH MARIE SERRELL “Be yourself for when you’re alone, that’s who you are.” “Deb” likes all sports palm trees beaches Key Biscayne Boca Raton little kids . special camping trips times with Jeannine and Sue sports cars Jeeps and dislikes accidents Goal: To live in a big house in the White Mountains or on the beach. Tennis 3 Stage Club 3 Deca 2,3 . . . Vice President Deca 3 Yearbook Staff G.A.A 4 KATHERINE M. SHANAHAN “If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them.” “Katie” . likes the cliffs two weeks in August laughing with friends camping Dan Fogelberg and dislikes directions misunderstandings a certain Saturday morning feet vicious rumors. Goal: To make it through college. Ski Club 1,2, 3,4 . Cheering 3. DEBORAH MARIE SERRELL KATHERINE M. SHANAHAN 34 DAVID STUART SIMPSON “You will not know your acquaintance in a thousand years, but a true friend you will recognize the first time you see him.” “David” . likes skiing Supertramp bicycles true friends back rubs competition and dislikes false friends . rain flat tires . homework concei- tedness Goal: Get through this year and to go on to professional athletics and then on to the University. Bicycle Racing VICTORIA ANNE SHEA “May we always view life’s joy and beauty through the eyes of the child within us. “Vicky likes thunder and lightning a shorter guy screaming contests Dan Fogelberg TNHB ' s Ber- muda 77” and dislikes Dr. Pepper Co. wooden spools Dial 11 75 saggy tents being misunder- stood by a certain someone. Goal: To go to college and study chemistry. Madrigals 2,3,4 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Student Government 2,3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Yearbook Staff . Class Ring Committee Kiss Me Kate” Booster Day Duchess. KATY SHERIDAN DAVID HECTOR SMITH “People rarely succeed at anything unless they have fun doing it.” “Smitty” . likes Diane 11 5 75 . Boston teams Doobie Brothers . acting like a clown being with the gang and dislikes New York Yankees bees people with big heads . tobacco 6 18 77 . seeing a certain person leave. Goal: To make it through life in good health. Football Manager 1 Basketball 1 Tennis 2,3,4 Baseball 1 Swim Team 2,3,4 Bowling Team 3 . Master of Cereominies Class Representative 4 Year- book Staff Floatmaking School Play 4 MARK JEFFREY SMITH “It is better not to know so much than to know so many things that ain’t so.” “Smitty” likes Suzy Barry Manilow being field boss Bermuda ’77 Red Sox and dislikes greasers Yankees. Goal: To make it through the life ahead of me Class President 4 Class Historian 1,2 Student Gov- ernment Vice President 4 Chorus 2-4 (President 3, Vice President 4) Madrigals 2-4 (Vice President 4) Band 1-4 (President 3,4) Marching Band 1-4 Drum Major 4 Jazz-Rock Ensemble 1-4 Brass Ensemble 1-4 Pep Band Varsity Basketball Manager 1,2 . J V Bas- ketball 3. DAVID STUART SIMPSON DANIEL K. SKRYPEK ) DAVID HECTOR SMITH VICTORIA ANNE SHEA KATHY SHERIDAN “If you think that maturity is staying out all night and drink- ing, it’s not. But most of all, crashing your car isn t “Katie” likes to be with friends parties having a lot of fun being called Kit-Kat by friends on the C B Kev and I enjoy something to look forward to and work . and dislikes stuck up people. those who think they ' re better than others R R.S. Goal To go to an art school and get out on my own DANIEL K SKRYPEK “I bet I can, 1 think.” “Dangerous” likes Yamahas . Sno-Jets Laconia Lake Wyola DC and dislikes Honda’s greasers know-it-alls losing being rushed. Goal: To own my own business. 35 MARK SMITH GERRY SPAULDING SUSAN MARIE SULLIVAN Lessons learned are like bridges burned, you only need to cross them but once. Is the knowledge gained worth the price of the pain? “Sue likes windy fall days screaming contests being with friends pizza happy memories . chang- ing seasons and dislikes thunder and lightning forget- ting things making decisions waiting. Goal To live a happy and fulfilled life. G.A.A. 1. 2,3,4 ... Pep Club. NANCY JEAN TESSIER “There’s a light in the depths of your darkness-Let it shine. Dan Fogelberg. “Nancy likes ice cream Dan Fogelberg . 5 20 77 clowning with Amy and Pam “Washington 77” . football games and dislikes “Ready-y-y Go ” . . . worry- ing lab reports group pictures having nothing to do. Goal: To be a Physical Therapist. Track 1-4 Basketball 1 -4 (Co-Captain 3,4) . Volleyball 1-4 (Co-Captain 3,4) National Honor Society Girls State Delegate Class Treasurer 4 . Chorus T Club GAA Class Committees Yearbook Staff Spring play stage crew. GERRY SPAULDING “Gerry likes Miller big parties Hondas Chevys Hinsdale and dislikes pigs guard rails. Goal: Commercial Pilot. LINDA STEWART “Be kind to others and they will be kind back.” “Linda” likes vacations taking care of animals . and dislikes boring studies tobacco getting up early in the morning. NANCY JEAN TESSIER LINDA STEWART JEANNE MARILYN SOJKA JEANNE MARILYN SOJKA “Life is an island in an ocean of loneliness, an island whose rocks are hopes, whose trees are dreams, whose flowers are solitude, and whose brooks are thirst.” “Jeannie likes 2 4 77 poems the Ides of March laughing in the rain summers that never end . and dislikes getting up early practical jokes matchmaking being the only girl Goal To find the end of the rainbow Yearbook Editor National Honor Society 3-4 Schools Match Wits Team 3-4 French Club 3,4 “Kiss Me Kate” Teen Scene Student Government 3 Class Committees. SUSAN MARIE SULLIVAN o DENNIS GEORGE URBAN MARY A. WARYASZ RICHARD W WAS1ELEWSKI “Never put off ’til tomorrow what you can do today, you might like it and will want to do it again.” “Waz” likes Murl . cold Miller . convertibles . Marlboro N.H. Saturday nights at the villa and dislikes lightning 8 1 77 rain Goal: College Baseball 1,3 T Club. DOROTHY JEAN WASILESKI “And where do you go when you get to the end of your dream?” - Fogelberg “Dot” likes Dan Fogelberg working with Debbie being Polish laughing with friends daisies and dislikes Dr. Pepper being sad good-byes saggy tents arguments. Softball 1,2,3 . G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4 Ring Committee 1 Club. RICHARD W. WASIELEWSKI DENNIS GEORGE URBAN Always strive for those things that seem to be out of reach at the present time, for then when you achieve them you shall be greater than you are now.” “Denny” . likes football fall afternoons the librar- ies track fan club wandering the halls and dislikes going to the hospital the cones people who think they’re cool . getting roped into things Goal: To go places and do things. Football 1, 2,3,4 Track 1. 2,3,4 T Club “Kiss Me Kate.” MARY A WARYASZ “Drop a pebble in the water, and its ripples reach out far; and the sunbeams dancing on them may reflect them to a star.” “Nana” . likes Mark the fuel center partying in New Hampshi re chilled yago the crew and dislikes dishonest people telephone calls at 2:00 A M hassles diets and hot showers. Goal To meet the right person and make him happy, help with problems and have mutual love, I want to settle down and later have a family. Executive Committee. DEBORAH JEAN WELCOME “Life is like a patchwork quilt: even if it doesn’t have a pattern to it and you don ' t like every square, all together it’s a work of art.” “Deb” likes someone special camping with Chris huge parties “Jaws” laughing with friendly people and dislikes being short float making 3 . getting up in the morning the nickname P P being hurt. Goal: To travel (especially to California). G.A.A. 1,2, 3 . Freshman Cheerleading Pep Club 2,3. ROBIN JEAN WHITEMAN “Now I’m learning to fly and this freedom is like nothing that I’ve ever done.” “Robin” likes John Denver Dan Fogelberg TNHS’s . Chicopee people and parties laughing with friends rainy days snowstorms and dislikes Dr Pepper and Co. Good-byes Dial 11 75 fake people waiting for certain people ostrich head Goal To go to Colorado G.A.A. 1 ,2,3,4 Field Hocky Manager 1,4 Marching Band 2 Yearbook Staff Pep Club DEBORAH JEAN WELCOME ROBIN JEAN WHITEMAN 37 JOHN J. WISSMANN PAMELA ANN ZEWINSKI ALETA WILLIAMS FRANK P. WHITING ALETA WILLIAMS “There isn’t enough time for love, so what does that leave for hate?” “Lete likes Mark 11 23 75 sporty cars . animals North Lcverett youth group and dislikes work bugs being bored frizzy hair grouchy people. Goal: To get to Hawaii DONNA MARIE WILLIAMS “Donna likes Jim Gaffey long walks camping traveling and dislikes snotty people having to be home at a certain time 2 19 77 being alone fighting. Goal: Graduate and get a job ROBERT W. WICKLINE FRANK P WHITING Roses are red, violets are blue, catch you later school be- cause I’m leaving you. Parrot likes skateboarding money skiing motorcycles and dislikes narks Genesee bad breath stuck up woman Goal: To be a Pro-Skateboarder Track Ski Club. ROBERT W WICKLINE “The chief objection to playing wind instruments is that it prolongs the life of the player beyond all reasonable limits. ’’- George Bernard Shaw “Wickey” likes talking on the C B. with good buddies . special people girls Bermuda “77“ . and dislikes R.R.S C D conceited people. Goal: To reach a happy future. Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4 Marching Band 1.2, 3, 4 Jazz- Rock Ensemble 1,2, 3,4 Percussion Ensemble 3,4 Band Equipment 3,4 CHorus 1,2, 3,4 Madrigals 2,3,4 Track Manager 1 DONNA MARIE WILLIAMS JOHN J WISSMANN “Love comes once, when it comes, you better grab it fast, cuz sometimes the love you grab ain’t going to last. -J. Giels “Wiz” likes L B K.W J Giels cold Miller the gang ' s keg parties and dislikes 4 15 77 tobacco walking white lines boring nights . getting caught. Goal: To live a long happy life. Football 1 Basketball 1-4 Baseball 1-4 OPUS . T Club Bowling Team. PAMELA ANN ZEWINSKI “Tomorrow is not promised us, so let us take today and make the very most of it. “Pam” likes keeping busy being tall Washington ’77 ocean waves . P.J.S. eating out with friends and dislikes making decisions Ready-y-y!! GO! . . saying good-bye drive-in speakers sticky situations. Goal To Succeed. National Honor Society 3,4 Jr. Prize Speaking Mod- el Congress 2,3,4 Student Government 1,2, 3,4 Stu- dent Government Parlimentarian 3 Student Government President 4 Class President I Class Committees Yearbook Staff “1 776-And All That” Chorus 1 ,2,3,4 Volleyball 2 Basketball 1,3,4 Track 2,3,4 T Club G.A.A. uHtfl MICHAEL JOHN ZIMMERMAN “Some people think it’s holding on that makes one strong Sometimes it’s letting go — ” Sylvia Robinson “Mike” . likes originality . getting mail Sevrat laughter and dislikes olive green going door-to-door soft toothbrushes wasting time Goal: To weigh more than 120 pounds Concert and Marching Band Brass Ensemble Jazz Band National Honor Society French CLub “Kiss Me Kate” MICHAEL JOHN ZIMMERMAN Ilf ' Autographs: A 39 Class Walter Aldrich leaves Cindy at the Deerfield Drive-In with a pack of matches. Mike Allen leaves on a ten speed bike, if it isn’t raining. Leon Ambo leaves Mr. Garbiel to anyone who can understand him. Paula Ambo leaves still not being able to read Mr. Cournoyer’s writing. Laurie Annear leaves hoping OPUS will prosper evermore. Darlene Arsenault leaves the left seat on the bus empty. Chris Baker leaves Donny, Roger and Mike to the school, or anyone who can stand them. Julie Bassett leaves Nancy S. a book on bicycle mechanics. Lori Bonnette leaves all her high school nicknames to anyone who wants them; Nit-Nit, Squirt, Lor-Bell, Lar, Bonnetti, Bennit. Sue Broderick leaves a trail of teachers behind, still wondering what passed through. Mark Brown leaves his football number to anyone who can put up with it. Mike Brown leaves close friends behind. Denise Bruno leaves the memories of Shultz’s party to those who can remember. Jo-Anne Buckmaster leaves Karen and John with five more years at T.F.H.S. Sue Cadran leaves following the rainbow. Brian Carroll leaves Mr. Baker trying to teach him health Dave Choleva leaves Mr. Slattery wondering who he’s going to pick on next year. Kitty Clark leaves wondering if Pepe-la-Pig ever finished his bag of popcorn. Kim Cole leaves thanking Mac for all the things he taught him in three years. Barb Comonoli leaves all the many stories to anyone who can figure them out. Bill Cowan leaves Matt to tear up the parking lot in coming years. Jon Coyne leaves Mr. Baker still standing at the point! Jim Croteau leaves waiting to see what the cool guy will wear next. Lynn Dale leaves Mrs. Tobin with her rocks in a foggy meadow. Pickle Delaney leaves hoping all his friends in the lower grades will never forget him. Raye Denkewicz leaves Shelly to watch the sunrise alone. Diane DeNofrio leaves 2 gyms each year to anyone who can handle it. Laurie DeNofrio leaves Karen Heinemann to go through 5 more years! Good Luck! Diane Derry leaves with a “smile”. Will Marcy Desautels leaves still laughing about Ann and her “Rocky” push- ups. Valerie Dobas leaves her littlest sister to go through school having the same teachers she had, and her brothers and sisters before her had. Ann Dolan leaves wondering aloud, “Will the years treat me right?” Jess Douglas leaves to find out what the hell life really is. John Drumgool leaves Mr. Baker saying, “Can ' t you run faster than that?” Therese Dumas leaves “the crew” another year suckers! Sue Felton leaves Mr. C. a new big toe for the one she broke. Pam Field leaves if Diane, Mary, and Donna can scrounge up one more dollar. Tammy Fisk leaves with Kretz. Toad Fitzpatrick leaves the bebops to the plains parties. Cathy Flood leaves wondering if Mike Pervere will ever complete his masterpiece in Art. Tina Foley leaves gladly, wishing Liz luck with all the work that’s going to be left to her. Dan Frederick leaves Buda struggling through another year of school. Lenny Fritz leaves wondering who’s going to bug “Quiz Moe” now. Pattie Fugere leaves Mr. O’Riley a vacancy in her typing class so he can learn to type his own papers. Lisa Gaines leaves wondering if the Mouse or Snoozy will ever meet “the beltman”. Merlene Gallison leaves Mr. Avery her deepest appreciation for helping her through the past four years. Kevin Gihson leaves Mr. Consoletti having a good time without him. Jerry Girard leaves empty handed. Mary Guy leaves wondering if Mrs. Brenner will ever wear her pink evening gown and white turban in public. Richard Herchenreder leaves with many memories and few regrets. DeeDee Holmes leaves looking up to everybody. Linda Jacque leaves Toad to be rolled up in the trap. Dave Jarvis leaves. Sharon Kelly leaves Mr. Cournoyer to spend his $4.50. Mark Kidder leaves the school for the next suckers behind him. Rollie Kidder leaves thanks to the people who help him through school. Jill Kosa leaves hoping Kevin finds a lot of good rays. Mary Kostanski leaves for the club. David Kozma leaves hoping to make up for the 12 years he wasted. 40 Beth Kretzenger leaves the Chem room with parts of her explosion still in the corners (and on the ceiling). E ddie Kruzlic leaves Steve’s for anyone who wants to have a butt before a basketball game. Sue Kuklewicz leaves wondering if Liz really did have a “pot” party in Quebec! Linda LaMountain leaves to start a new, more exciting life. Linda Linscott leaves Bonnie wondering if Fe-Fe picked her up off the floor. Ken Lively leaves the Media Center my file cabinet to be straightened out and Mrs. Edwards a big hug. Hilda Markol leaves still searching for a replacement for Doone. Maggott Margola leaves the sand buckets from Ireland in storage wait- ing for the beached whale to be harpooned. Buzz Martin leaves the cushion chair in the library to any student during lunch that wants to have an extra study or sleep in comfort. Yosh Martin leaves his purple underwear and tights to Mr. Roberts’ next leading male. Shelly McComb leaves wondering what the hell’s going on! Milo Milewski leaves school for the summer. Terri Murley leaves hoping to pursue an exciting future. Cindy Naida leaves “little Najda” to have as much fun as she did. Mark Nelson leaves satisfied that Mr. Grybko finally got a Yamaha. Bob Newton leaves wondering how long it will take Mr. K. to go deaf. Mary Parenteau leaves with fond memories, and great people behind but not forgotten. Ed Pelis leaves Mr. Snapp to find the right key to the storage room. Chris Pelletier leaves her sister with hopes she graduates. Alison Perry leaves her father still writing our football game stories. Mike Pervere leaves Ughhhh! Jimmy Guy with a hangover. Shell Pervere leaves wondering if Mrs. Brenner will make it all the way through football season without us. Jim Peterson leaves “Jag” to go cruising alone. Tina Pleasant leaves Mary Pee, a phone book with a line under a certain “R” . . . 6, a one-way ticket to Rutland VL . and leaves hoping that he will never be lost again. Amy Riel leaves remembering the lunches she and Pam spent in the library, reading dirty books. Cathy Routhier leaves and heads for the woods and peace. Terry Rudinski leaves in a hurry! Jacqui Ryan leaves Mr. Upton wondering if she’ll ever be a true “now” woman. Karen Sabato leaves in search of her Harlequin dream. Theresa Schacht leaves Regina to finally go to school by herself. Mair Scott leaves with a smile and many happy memories. Dave Seredejko leaves wondering what time dinner was. Deb Serrell leaves wondering if Sandy will make it through 2 more years, and Lynn, with one gallon of ice cream and some flowers. Katie Shanahan leaves Trisha scraping off the white bugs and laughing at the moon. Vicky Shea leaves Pit and Lil to wander the halls of Frontier with soggy shakers. Katie Sheridan leaves wondering what school will be like for all the kids going to this school, but most of all she wishes her brother luck in his last year of school and hopes he has as much fun as she did David Simpson leaves. Dan Skrypeck leaves this school on his Yamaha, never to return. Dave Smith leaves wondering if the swim team will have as good a success as we did. 0-15. Mark Smith leaves his drum major suit wondering if any boy will ever wear it again. Jeannie Sojka leaves the typewriter in the A.V. room, never to be the same! Gerry Spaulding leaves Mark and Guy one more year to Buzz through Linda Stewart leaves wondering if Nancy and Melisa will get through without any problems. Sue Sullivan leaves wondering what the future will hold. Nancy Tessier leaves wondering who Mr. Bush will honk at next year for not walking on the sidewalk. Denny Urban leaves Mr. O’Riley a football, Mr. Koldis the sled, and Mr. Baker all his problems of the past four years. Mary Waryasz leaves the Home Ec. room to anyone who thinks they know it better than she. Rick Wasielewski leaves Mr. K. with a few more Polish Jokes. Dot Wasileski leaves waiting for her Texan friend to come back Debbie Welcome leaves staggering. Robin Whiteman leaves wondering if B’s A is as cute as she thinks it is and if S.U. will ever forget the full moon. Bob Wickline leaves Mrs. Phillips to find another person who can pick up Bari and still be able to play. Lete Williams leaves Mrs. Loomer to scream at someone else. Jack Wissmann leaves wondering if Chuckie will find some-one to go halves with at lunch. Pam Zewinski leaves finally accomplishing three “unique” push-ups. Mike Zimmerman leaves still holding up the end. 41 Memorable . . . Class FRESHMEN 1974-1975 In September of 1974, we walked through the double doors as freshmen. It was a great relief to finally lose the title of Hubie’s Raiders, which haunted us through our junior high years. We were now considered and recognized as “high school” students and as freshmen were going to be able to take part. Booster Day was going to be special, we were finally going to have someone represent our class in the Booster Day activities. The theme for Booster Day was Ecology. The rally was great and when Shelly McComb ' s name was announced, as Lady in Waiting, everyone went wild. The parade was a success, but that does not mean our float was. Remember that huge football player with a little head? Our “Don’t Play With Matches Cause Turners Is Dynamite” bombed out! Remember Slave Day? Remember collecting money from friends so you could buy somebody? It was fun making those big senior slaves wait on us for a change. SOPHOMORES 1975-1976 The year just began when the ring man ar- rived. We had to choose committees and ring designs, and take orders. Of course everyone liked our rings but us. This Booster Day was during the bicentennial year, which was taken as the theme. Victoria Shea received the title of Duchess during the annual Booster Day rally. Can you remember her face? It was as red as the roses! Our float did not do well at all. We never even made it to Avenue A. Do you remember taking down lines? The float was supposed to be “The Liberty Bell,” but it looked more like a bicentennial baked potato. What a heartbreak! To top it all off, Jacqui Ryan fell off the float and spent Booster Day in the hospital. It was just not our year! JUNIORS 1976-1977 Our junior year was to be a busy one. There was money to raise, speeches to learn, and plans to make for our Junior Prom and Junior Prize Speaking. Booster Day came sooner than expected. Ses- ame Street was to be the theme. Mary Margola (Maggott) was chosen as Princess. Our float ac- tually took second place! Snuffle was about half 42 History . . . Moments the size of our bell. We wanted to make sure that we would at least make it to Avenue A and we also made sure that we didn’t have a tobacco truck as our trailer. Snuffle didn’t win first but, he came close. This was to be a good year for the football team. They went undefeated and beat Greenfield for the second consecutive year. Remember the party after the victory? Junior Prize Speaking was the next big event. Remember all the time spent learning and re- hearsing and then forgetting a word or a line? It was fun and exciting and everyone did a great job. Prom time soon was here. Remember worrying about whether you would get asked and after complaining because you didn’t have a dress? The Junior Prom was held at the Sweetheart. “If’ by Bread was the theme song. Remember getting ready two hours early so you wouldn’t be late? Remember coming home the next morning and not feeling as well as you did the night before when you left? That was some all night party! Before we knew it June was here and we were to become seniors. SENIORS 1977-1978 Our senior year just began when pictures had to be taken. Remember getting back the proofs and seeing what we really looked like? Remem- ber hoping that they could remove all the blem- ishes? This was to be our last Booster Day. The theme was Looney Tunes. Mary Kostanski was crowned Booster Day Queen. Remember every- one yelling out, “That a way to go, Walt!”? Tweetie, our float, was, by far the best float. It’s too bad that we only came in third. Oh well, at least we were consistent. Turkey Day soon arrived. We didn’t win! It still was a very good season. As seniors we were to be the slaves. Everyone had a chance to buy a senior during our Slave Day. We never thought that we would get bossed around by some 4 foot 1 inch freshman. It was a lot of fun to watch our whole class laugh togeth- er. Yes, we were a class and as a class we will leave happy, precious memories. There will al- ways be a part of us at good “ole” T.F.H.S. Raye Denkewicz, Historian 43 Class Personalities 44 Suzanne Felton, Mark Smith Class Musicians Susan Sullivan, John Drumgool Quietest Amy Riel, Dennis Urban Most Active Tammy Fisk, Michael Zimmerman Class Artists Kitty Clark, Ken Lively Most Gullible Sue Kuklewicz, David Simpson Class Brains Katie Shanahan, Rollie Kidder Class Flirts Jeanne Sojka, Danny Newton Most Likely To Succeed 45 Nancy Tessier, David Choleva Mary Margola, David Smith Class Athletes Class Clowns 1 46 FACULTY W s r 1 i 11 uHfy MLJAaMfr i jjp n High School Cafeteria Staff Gill-Montague Regional School Administration Mr. Daniel Morrison Mr. James Humphrey Mr. Paul Bassett Mrs. Sandra Patterson High School Administration Irs. Donna Bronwell Mrs. Lorrie Tracy M ■ (HU Mr. Stanley F. Dobosz 4r. Robert Avery Mr. Donald J. LaPierre 49 Mrs. Charlotte Potter Mr. Barry Coppinger Mr. Wesley Snapp Mrs. Linda Johnson Mr. William Connelly 50 English Miss Frances Cassidy Mrs. Betty Brown Mr. John O’Riley Ms. Christine Aubrey Mr. Frederick Oakes l i 51 Miss Jane Kosakowski Business Education Mrs. Sylvia Tobin Mr. Albert Consoletti Mr. William Roberts Mrs. Elizabeth Dorrance Miss Barbara Lynch 52 Mr. Lawrence Dean Music Mrs. Rosemary Maddern Mrs. Rita Kersavage Mrs. Jeanne Phillips Guidance Mrs. Linda Leavis Mr. Paul Ciechomski Mr. Robert Simonetti Mathematics Mr. Robert Cadran Mrs. Phyllis Hardy Physical Education Mrs. Charlotte Robinson Mr. Paul Cournoyer Mr. Joseph Martin Mrs. Deborah Loomer 54 Mr. Edward Bourdeau Mrs. Gail Richard Mathematics I Mr. Michael Wanczyk Mr. Raymond Garbiel Mrs. Velma Bazar Mrs. Jean Martin Science Mr. Carle Ellis 56 Mr. Kenneth Slattery r Mrs. Pamela Waldo Mr. Rollas Batten Mrs. Hannah Neville Mr. Craig Cook Mr. James Koldis Library I Mr. Richard Byam 111 11 ' Mrs. Patricia Edwards Mrs. Maxine Orton Mrs. Robin Dorey Media Mrs. Patricia Thompson Opus 57 Mr George Bush Mr. Robert Plaisted Miss Nora Ryan Mr. Gerald Perkins Social Studies Mrs. Sophia Libby Mr. Steven Upton Mrs. Judith Brenner 58 Special Education Mr. Chris Jacobs Mr. Edward Galas Mrs. Pamela Simanski Mrs. Clare Green Mrs. Denise Pervere LeMay Mrs. Helen Sokolsky 59 Mr. Albert Routhier Miss Starr Pinkos Foreign Languages Health Mrs. Marcia Smith Mr. Wayne Baker Mrs. Diana Simpson 60 Mr. Mark Tebbets Mr. Richard Kossakoski Mr. Daniel Huntley Industrial Arts Home Economics Mr. Steven Macaulay Miss Marie Lesueur ifahen mmms® r i y ' ?■ ‘ r t m ttnm Ut Bootfcn Mrs. Patricia Lilley 61 minium immiuiiii iimiiimii 2. Someday our prince will come! What am 1 going to do with this turkey? . , .. 5. Smile, you re on Can- , , 4. All things come to him who waits 6 . Aay did Camera 7. Thank God it s Friday! 9. A smile on her lips, and a tear in i 0 . Last one in-4 extra laps! her eye 1 1 . Frankly, 1 don t give a damn 8. Scalpel, please ' , Piv r 1 ; i 12. The game is cancelled! 13. Flollywood, here 1 come! 14. Dig in! tmnm 1 MMM Ht ' ' . ' ■ ■ 1 Mt HI p SM� gH % ■ - ■ IMHi i . . m illi ' Hi HBHHK1I rv . 1 Class Of ROW 1 B. Koscinski, B. Watrous, M. Robinson. R. Holt, V. Kobera, M. Little. ROW 2 M. Bocon, M. Luippold, K. Newtc J. Ellis, J. Kendrick, R. Lese ' nski, L. Sicard, B. McComb. ROW 3 Z. Kosakowski, B. Duffney, B. Ouellette, D. Bezio. Ferland, P. Gilbert, J. Choleva. ROW 4 C. Williams, J. Guy, M. Grybko, C. Waryasz, P. McComb, B. Cadran. ROW 1 M. Aleksiewicz, D. Kells, J. Mankowsky, M. Stennes, D. Lund, J. Stafford. ROW 2 K. Welcome, P. Fugere, J Koshinsky, B. Bostley, M. Dumas, P. Denkewicz. ROW 3 M. Bailey, D. Colleran, R. Tuttle, M. Croteau, G. Billiel, K. Ludwig C. Smith. ROW 1 J. Flagg, P. Belanger, L. Skole, P. Lanfair, K. Margozzi, G. Pogoda, L. Barry. ROW 2 B. Jagareski, T. Richards, L. Demeo, M. Sullivan, M. Norwood, S. Wong, K. Pelis. ROW 3 G. Morgan, J. Astell, T. Blair, L. Wasielewski, K. Chiapputi, S. Zewinski, R. Godzinski. ROW 4 N. Leveille, K. Lapan, D. Kells, M. Ambo, R. Schacht, T. Wickline, S. Lehman. Emond n Tr ’ K ' E B ° UC ' C Jablonski ’ M - Cloutier L D emars, T. Nelson. ROW 2 A. Togneri, D. Naida, P T h 2 S J Germ in ’ A - Drumgool, T. Croteau, T. Dumas, J. Emery. ROW 3 P. Guenett T Socquet D Matusz T Terault, P. Thayer, C. Reum, T. Sweeny, D. McCarthy. socquet, u. Matusz, I Class Of 1980 Class Of ROW 1 M Secord L Smith, L. Williams, A. Carme. T. Cocking, C. Millett, L. Pictraszek, B. Matusz. ROW 2 E. Waldron, B Canedy, J. Lapinski, R. Cloutier, E. Marvell, J. Cade, M. Miner, P. McCaffrey. ROW 3 M. Foster, E. Houle, S. Russell, S. Roberts, T. Harris, T. Waryasz, L. Saulnier, F. Dudek. Kuklewicz, K. Clark, R. Kopinsky, B. Bonnette, A. Miner. ROW 1 J. Mayrand, W. Hillard, C. Englehardt, R. Hebert, W. Mullen, T. Drumgool, S. Trask. ROW 2 J. Shanahan, R Sargent, D. Godzinski, B. Jablonski, P. Grimard, P. Waldron, B. Bordeaux, L. St. Clare, L. Senn. ROW 3 T. Martin, J. Haigis, M. Lamore, T. Hartnett, J. Burek, T. Jurek, D. Lewis, D. Schab. ROW 1 M. Frary, N. Yasu, R. Venskowski, B. Singley, V. Markol, M. Zamojski, K. Letourneau, G. Singley. ROW 2 D LaPierre, R. Gifford, W. Potyrala, T. Dobias, J. Loveland, S. Delaney. ROW 3 A. Thompson, C. Colleran, T. Demars, S Serrell, A. Billings, M. Mirecki, S. Emery, C. Norwood. ROW 4 D. Herzig, S. Tompkins, D. Paulin, L. Zangri, M. Blanchard D. Arsenault, P. Miller, M. Girard. liUfrtn Hi vK ' v Class Of 1981 ROW 1 P. Secord, L. Fugere, J. Mayrand, C. Cloutier, D. Pittenger, S. Henry, B. Welcome, J. McComb. ROW 2 J. Emery, B. Thompson, M. Wallitus, L. Andrews, D. Currier, J. Mankowsky, K. Norwood, J. Kersavage, R. Cehlar. ROW 3 S. Brown, N. Benjamin, S. Delaney, L. Oakes, M. Cichanowicz, D. Podlenski, S. Zewinski, K. Croteau. ROW 4 D. Foster, S. Kelly, J. Bostley, D. Thompson, E. Golembeski, C. Connor, S. Dresser, D. May. Freshmen ROW 1 K. Miller, L. Foley, K. Sokolosky, C. Lively, L. Kuzmeskus, N. Benjamin, Matt Shearer, Don Baker. ROW 2 L. LeMay, K. Ozdarski, E. Wirth, S. Williams, C. St. Germain, R. Scully, M. Letourneau, J. Saunders, C. Dunn. ROW 3 D. Wong, S. Churchill, W. Crowl, J. Astell, N. Croteau, C. Bidwell, M. Bocon, D. Tuttle. ROW 1 T. Demers, D. Whitney, M. Stevens, W. Fritz, T. Sanders, T. Pleasant, A. Novak, K. Rivet. ROW 2 K. Little, T. Barber, C. Sazama, P. Andrews, J. Gabriel, M. Taylor, S. Sicard, L. Talbot. ROW 3 D. Garvin, K. Humphrey, D. Choiniere, L. Robinson, P. Bassett, C. Emery, R. Gilson, N. Seymour ROW 4 L. Zamoj ski, P. O ' Connor, B. Lamore, J. Newton, K. Rubin, H. Atkins, J. Watrous, R. St. Hilare. ROW 1 C. Fisher, L. Canedy, L. Parenteau, C. Finck, B. Kaltner, L. Getty, T. Kozma, J. Wallitis, T Hartnett, D. Cournoyer. ROW 2 L. Ferland, D. Pielock, B. Drumgool, B. Tibbetts, T. Sargent, T. Hebert, J. Zimmerman, C. Fugere. ROW 3 D. Grybko, F. Welcome, J. Thayer, M. Ahearn, T. Newton, M. Ennis, F. Dolan, D. Hastings, C. Ambo. Row I J Lesenski, N. Dolton, J. Carroll, M. Fowler, L. Maddern, D. Garden, F. Cotter, L. Kisloski Row 2 J. Demko, S ei P° ld ' S ; i Cockin 8’ S - Re ' P0ld, J. Ferland, FT Krol, B. Bailey, J. Marvell Row 3 J. Carroll, L. Oberaker, E. Martin A Maddern, H. Marsh, R. Girard, T. Abbott Row 4 T. Rau, S. Reiter, S. Corliss, S. Croteau, D. Bonnette, T. Avery, D Turner J. Booker ’ Row 1 H. Santos, R. Dodge, M. Shearer. D. Baker, K. Ambo, S, Bostley, R. Antineralla, D. Bruno. Row 2 M. J Belvue, L. Beck, M Basset, J. Aubrey, L. Dawlett, L. Jacque, C. Cummings, Row 3 P. Fisher, J. Bastarache T McComb, K. Downes, D. Arial, M. Pydych Row 1: P. Kelly, R. Miller, G. Roberge, J. Burek, G. Williams, B. Watroba, N. Rastallis, S. Dargis, R. Delaney. Row 2: M. Eddy, S. Mosca, L. Thomas, M. Cournoyer, M. Stennes, B. Miner, R. Semaski, T. Shanahan, C. Tilden. Row 3: J. Virgilio, B. Kruzlic, D. Jarvis, J. Kellom, C. Crouse, B. Stafford, T. Thornton, J. Peabody, J. Leh, P. Courtemanche, J. Mayrand. Row 4: S. Williams, S. Skrypek, D. Momaney, G. Letourneau, S. Letourneau, G. Cook, L. Starkey, T. Jurek, T. Pleasant, M. Pelis. 1982 Row 1: S. Riel, T. Wickline, R. Rau, T. Aiken, D. Bartlett, M. Lee, J. Hillman, S. Fritz, P. Sanders, T. Sessions. Row 2: D. Almeida, L. Collins, R. Targhetta, L. Little, T. Waldron, C. Mullen, J. Newton, E. McCaffrey, D. Brennen, J. Morrison, P. Wickline, R. Choiniere. Row 3: J. Dale, D. Smiarowski, A. Sirum, R. Lapinski, L. Williams, B. Pelletier, D. Williams, M. Rowsey, K. Lanphear, K. Krejmas, B. Loveland. Row 4: P. Abbott, B. Norwood, S. Kopinski, G. Savinski, E. Wickline, J. Zellmann, L. Gaffey, K. Laramie, D. Emond, C. Duda, P. Pinardi. ► Class Of Row 1: S. Kurtyka, J. Gauthier, T. Cenzano, N. Stewart, J. Sokoloski, L. Sabato, R. Cournoyer, A. Cusack. Row 2- D Cervantes T Hartnett, K. Heinemann, A. Smith, C. Tower, L. Falcon, K. Fuller. Row 3: K. Gilbert, R. Mosca, C. Rastallis, J. Coyle, J. Zellman, C. Elliott, M. Billiel. Row 4: K. Richardson, L. Hebert, D. Baker, D. Seymour, M. Ozdarski, J. Zewinski K. Lapan. Row 1 : D. Murdock, S. Lap.nski, K. Lafleur, M. Millet, D. Quagliaroli, M. Rubin, A. Blanchard, S. Scully. Row 2- M Foster C rownmgshield, L. Barry, C. Marshall, M. Willard, J. Tompkins, W. Woodard, D. Bourdeaux. Row 3- M Hyson T Stempel M. Galipault, D. Flagg, P. Morin, J. Clough, D. Dalton, K. Merriott, J. Secord. Row 4: J. Andrews R Fleck A Godzinski, A. Emond, M. Brown, W. Wong, R. Arial. ’ ’ A Row 1: B. Williams, J. Crolton, K. Underwood, P. Simpson, P. Johnson, M. Fuller, M. Kucenski, J. Dudek, Row 2: D. Nadeau, M. Mosen, D. Pinardi, B. Ballman, M. Belanger, B. Freeman, D. Slate, P. Kaltner, Row 3: J. Roberge, M. York, S. Watroba, M. Senn, J. Rewa, S. Wozniak, F. Zera, T. Norwood, Row 4: D. Zimmerman, M. Flavin, B. Richotte, T. Stone, J. Manzer, R. Legere ] 1983 ! 1 1 I i f Row 1: R. Russell, F. Houle, C. Swindell, M. Harvey, R. McQuade, E. King, K. Payne, B. Brown, C. Mosher, W. Potyrala, B. Fisher, Row 2: L. Whitney, B. Tuttle, G. Vivier, B. Hale, S. Walitis, S. Pielock, R. Leh, E. Cromack, B. Miller, R. Eacott, R. Fisher, Row 3: B. Voudren, J. Merriott, A. Hill, P. Prevett, D. Holt, J. Terault, M. Dickerman, R. Shepard, B. Santos, L. Hurd, Row 4: S. Blood, L. Winslow, T. Zewinski, C. Lucas, P. Mariani, K. Bourbeau, M. McCormick, K. Downs, C. Mullen, J. Sojka, S. Jordan iWmmmmmmi toy, ( v. Jr riaa-v py?- O’- ' M saw g KmSW ' % : . . !;:£ . [In V k- -K § jJjfc a i ■ r p:i � 1 � n r JflUy � V ' vaS £ B ... Arndf ; ' i I flj BfflB c , ■ y J®fc •T VyH | ■ JgK’ s B8 ‘ I W .Jlr A k h J| I t Bft flV V . • : • rOaMKBr B Cry ' , 4 Wl Xf ' L 4aX a« (X ACTIVITIES A Y3- ' CH eiXer ) Jj W ' d - Color Guard Twirlers Freshmen Cheerleaders y, V t jg _ 4 Bk jVjBBI FA •• T ' W ' - psi ' 3M . w 1 I I PBT% , Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Junior High High School Chorus Junior High Chorus 88 Madrigals Brass Ensemble Jazz Band Woodwind Ensemble Percussion Ensemble Booster r % S Sl ' ; .1 1 r ■ ■uV m w II Star Trek Club Spanish Club French Club 92 TURNERS FALLS HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS mm Prom Junior Home-Ec Office Workers National Honor Society Model Congress As Schools Match Wits” rv Drama Club OPUS Jr. National Honor Society Student Advisory Council Junior High Student Council k ■ jsj ' ’ 0 : ' ,X JL A ST 7 ■ MPT ' jflH ■;,■ B - JBHH jp| , r y 7 . • r P Wt PUBLICATIONS Yearbook Editor: Jeannie Sojka Photo Essay: Tina Pleasant, Raye Denkewicz, Cindy Naida Senior Section: Mary Guy, Pam Zewinski, Amy Riel, Kitty Clark Faculty: Sue Broderick Underclass: Mary Guy, Chris Baker, Paula Ambo, Laurie DeNofrio Activities: Lisa Gaines, Debbie Serrell Sports: Nancy Tessier Business Manager: Beth Kretzenger Photographers: David Seredejko, Ken Lively Ads: Lynn Dale, Suzanne Felton, Sharon Kelly, Mary Kos- tanski, Mike Pervere, Alison Perry, Cathy Routhier, Mary Scott, Katie Shanahan, David Smith, Robin Whi- teman Editors Netop: Valerie Dobias, Therese Dumas Teen Scene: Sue Broderick Alter Ego: Amy Riel Advisor: Fred Oakes thbb A ■ ' “ % 4l ' ' ■“ 1 ' y ' |ia )Q, i . V f 1 kj= r ' - jJM i £ Turkey Day Girls’ Softball Varsity Junior High Varsity Baseball Junior High ■f ; -y - I i i £ ‘ F? F T • ■ ' wr U w fay : m r v.”c. -p Wj BL fc. _ Swim Team Ski Club MM T jal m , ' ► 4 Lk i Track It-W Professional Patrons Dr. Arthur E. Burke 73 Fourth Street Turners Falls Dr. F A. Milkey 72 Fourth Street Turners Falls Dr. James H. Bolton 78 Federal Street Greenfield Dr John Bykoski 278 Main Street Greenfield Dr. John H. Caloon 4 Dell Street Turners Falls Philip P. Courtemanche, CPA 1 1 1 Avenue A Turners Falls Winthrop E. Spencer, Jr. CPA 4 Dell Street Turners Falls Dr. Arthur W. Charron 58 Fourth Street Turners Falls Dr. Francis A. Sabato, Jr. 62 Avenue A Turners Falls Dr. Warren D. Thomas 77 Fourth Street Turners Falls Dr. Richard Perry, Jr. 40 School Street Greenfield Dr. Albert E. Giknis Fourth Street Turners Falls Dr. Raymond F. Higgins 76 Avenue A Turners Falls STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS Mary Guy, Secretary; Mark Smith, Vice-President; Pam Zewinski, President; Amy Riel, Parliamentarian; Barb Koscinski, Treasurer. Sponsors Of: Booster Day Movies Dances Magazine Drive Winter Carnival Scholarships STUDENT GOVERNMENT 122 A R TV WE REPAIR ALL MAKES Congratulations to the Class of 1978 RONALD J MASTERS LIC PERVERE 8 148 1 9 Park Street TURNERS FALLS, MASS 01376 Phone 863 9 115 MONTAGUE TOWNSHIP LIONS Congratulations from Best Wishes THE ATHENS RESTAURANT 196 Montagne Road Montagne, Ma. TOWN AND COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON 106 Ave. A. Turners Falls, Ma. Tel.: 863-9408 Best Wishes to the class of ’78 CRESTVIEW LIQUORS Turners Falls, Ma. ■v.v.v.v ,’. 1 THE STOREHOUSE Compliments of wishes you a happy healthy future Old Fashioned Foods with New Fangled Ideas MCCARTHY FUNERAL HOME Montague City - Near the Farren Flospital Turners Falls, Ma. 123 MILLERS FALLS PAPER COMPANY Manufacturers of fine business and technical papers MILLERS FALLS, MASSACHUSETTS 01349 Congratulations Class of 78 from 4 . CASfINES HAIR CREATION 124 THE CLASS OF ’81 Good Luck To The Class of ’78 from the JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL li Three Generations Of Family Bus Drivers To Serve You. F. M. KUZMESKUS INC. Available For Weddings, Anniversarys And Private Parties 5 Alice St. Turners Falls, Ma. 413-863-2703 Congratulations to The Class of 1978 ST. KAZIMIER ' S 197 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. 126 1978 FORD MADE BY FORD OF GERMANY GREENFIELD ' S NEWEST FOREIGN CAR DEALER GREENFIELD, MASS. 413 - 773-5455 NO. 1 MAIN STREET At the Airport in Turners Falls, Massachusetts 01376 Hallmark Color Labs HALLMARK STUDIO 267 Main Street Tel. 773-5765 Greenfield, Mass. 01301 Congratulations to the Class of 1978 From Hallmark Studio Official Class Photographer 129 WE TAKE PRIDE IN OUR COMPANY AND ITS HIGH QUALITY PRODUCTS, BUT MOST OF ALL WE ARE PROUD OF OUR PHILOSOPHY THAT IT TAKES MORE THAN BRICKS, MORTAR AND MACHINES TO BE SUCCESSFUL - IT TAKES DEDICATED EMPLOYEES. FROM ERVING’S EMPLOYEES OF TODAY - TO YOU THE EMPLOYEES OF THE FUTURE WE EXTEND OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978. While you may not think of the town of Greenfield as being world renowned, it is be- cause for over 105 years thread cutting tools and gages have been shipped around the world with the word Greenfield imprinted on them. We are very proud of this fact as it is the high quality of Greenfield tools that has enabled us to make the world GJD ' s custom- ers. But more importantly, we are proud of the people who make these tools. For over five generations people in this area have been demonstrating their skills by producing a line of thread cutting and gaging tools that are the finest in the world. TR.WW GREENFIELD TAP DIE DIVISION SANDERSON STREET, GREENFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 01301 FRENCH KING BOWLING CENTER Route 2 Millers Falls, Mass. Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass P.J.’S PACKY Main Road Gill, Mass. Compliments of the SHADY GLEN RESTAURANT RAILROAD SALVAGE STORES Canal St. - Turners Falls, Mass. 01376 RAILROAD SALVAGE BUYS - CLOSE-OUTS - MFGRS OVERSTOCKS - INSURANCE CO. LOSSES WATER FIRE DAMAGED GOODS - FREIGHT CLAIMS - BANKRUPT STORES CURRENT MARKET MDSE CARPETING - FURNITURE - CB RADIOS ACCESSORIES - STEREOS - HARDWARE - PAINTS PET SUPPLIES - TOYS - LADIES MENS CLOTHING - SHOES - DOMESTICS - HOUSEWARES WHAI-AM AND FM CBS Radio Network Greenfield, Mass. 133 PIONEER BANKS - Best LOISHES TO THE Class of Greenfield Northampton Turners Falls Florence South Deerfield Amherst Easthampton Bernardston VS Compliments of KOSTANSKI FUNERAL HOME Congratulations to the Class of 1978 From The Home Of “Teen Scene” Turners Falls, Mass. GREENFIELD X RECORDER Franklin County ' s Only Daily Newspaper I Teli 134 Best Wishes! RAYMOND P. DENKEWICZ LOCKSMITH f s m Master Keying Specialist for Hospitals-Schools-Institutions Safe and Lockwork 76 3rd Street Turners Falls, Ma. Ya m JJ, Y Tele 863-8173 659-3067 From the Class of ’79 CLEARYS Greenfield ' s Oldest Jewelers 248 Main Street Greenfield, Mass. VALLEY CAMERA SUPPLY 54 Avenue A Turners Falls Mass. N 1 Quality — Integrity — Service !© 135 3 E In Greenfield it’s WILSON ' S CHARRON’S PHARMACY, INC. AND GIFT SHOP 399 Federal Street Greenfield, Mass Tel: 773-3277 Franklin County’s Leading Department Store Serving You and Your Family Since 1882 Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 Ernest M. Hastings, Inc. Excavating 284 Dole Road Gill, Mass. Good luck to the Class of ’78 from the TURNERS FALLS I.G.A. 200 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. 136 MONTAGUE MINI-MART GEO. STARBUCK SONS INC. Est. 1872 Quiet May Oil Burners Steam and Water Plumbing Contractors Turners Falls, Mass. 21 Main Street Montague Center Meats, Beer Wine Congratulations from HUNTING HILLS Rt. 63 Montague Growers of Nursery Greenhouse Plants TEL. 774-5353 24 CHAPMAN ST. GREENFIELD, MASS. 01301 H air T remtls UNI-SEX HAIR STYLING 20% DISCOUNT ALL SERVICES MON., TUES. WED. WALK IN SERVICE - OPEN PRI. EVENING MASS REG 1 VT REG 62 NWWA CERT 169 TEL (413) 863 2169 E. H. HARTLEY WELLS PUMPS EST 1938 Best Wishes ROONEY AND SONS, INC. MEN’S CLOTHING Shoes for the whole family E H HARTLEY 98 MONTAGUE ROAD TURNERS FALLS. MASS 151-9 Avenue A Turners Falls 137 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ' 78 Congratulations From HAWLEY PHARMACIES Turners Falls Millers Falls Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1978 STEVE’S PIZZA Best Wishes From THE COMMUNITY GENERAL STORE Central Street Montague Center, Ma. Good luck to the class of ’78 RITA’S LUNCHEONETTE AND BAKERY Homemade baked goods and Daily luncheon specials Best wishes from (Canterbury hardbacks paperbacks special orders 41 BANK ROW • GREENFIELD. MASS. 01301 TEL. 772-0127 Your Family Financial Service Center GREENFIELD • TURNERS FALLS SOUTH DEERFIELD Over 108 years of Banking Experience 139 Kitchen Cabinet Remodeling Center Sbz l A Z t SUPPLY CO. YOUR KITCHEN REMODELING HEADQUARTERS Qnee4M BUTCHER BOY ' •MouK. COMPLETE HOME OWNED ' FAMILY MEAT MARKET 72-0064 125 FRENCH KING HWY. • GREENFIELD COMPLIMENTS! DIVISION OF TURNERS FALLS COAL CO TELEPHONE 413 863-4321 298 300 AVENUE A GREENFIELD BOWL-O-MAT 89 French King Highway Greenfield, Mass 01301 TURNERS FALLS ' MASSACHUSETTS 01376 BOURBEAU’S PACKAGE STORE, INC. One of the most complete and modern liquor stores in Franklin County. Llh, IjSW ii JyBL ilH ft II The best for the future years ahead to the Class of ’78 69 Second St. Tel. 863-4768 Turners Falls, Ma. i ! i« ! k w 140 PIPIONE’S SPORTS SHOP ESCOTT’S SERVICE STATION Complete Autobody Service 4 Avenue A Turners Falls, Ma. Tel. 863-4028 “The Sportsman’s Paradise” Avenue A Turners Falls, Ma L OPTICIAN 44 Chapman St., Greenfield 772-6337 Hours Open Daily 9: 30-5 30 Closed Wed p m and Sat p m BEAUBIEN AND BONNETTE FUEL CO. INC. 66 L STREET TURNERS FALLS, MA 01376 SUNOCO 141 COUTURE’S DECORATING CENTER 178 AVENUE A TURNERS FALLS, MASS. EASTERN TEXTILE COMPANY Texile -Domestic and Imported Cottons Silks - Woolens PLOTKIN FURNITURE OF ORANGE Power Square Greenfield, Mass. 01301 Quality Furniture and Appliances PARTRIDGE-ZSCHAU INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Millers Falls Road Turners Falls, Mass. MONTAGUE MACHINE CO. Paper Mill Machinery Maintenance Work for Neighboring Mills. Turners Falls, Mass. 142 Compliments of POLISH CO-OP .« e L| CO-OP Compliments of POLISH CO-OP .VWPTiif iMflBB ‘t lii l 4 piWP- jiM 94 Fourth Street Turners Falls, Ma. Tel. 863-4683 PLEASANT’S INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. NORTON • B S A • RICKMAN “Your service is our Duty” A-f) Cycle Blt p, SALES — SERVICE 166 Avenue A Turners Falls, Ma. 215 MILLERS FALLS RD. T l. (413) 863-9543 TURNERS FALLS, MASS. Best Wishes to the class of ’78 J fijlfa] Travel Compliments of BENEFICIAL 324 MAIN ST. PO.BOX 730. GREENFIELD. MASSACHUSETTS 01301 FINANCE COMPANY tllMIII + , 2§iy% mm 269 MAIN STREET GREENFIELD, MA. Tel: 773-5472 413-774-2781 1 143 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 STERLING FLATWARE STERLING HOLLOWARE SILVERPLATED HOLLOWARE PEWTER LUNT SILVERSMITHS Greenfield, Massachusetts 144 “For All Your Sewing Needs” 206 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. 145 anessa. Compliments of MEL-AN STORE I carried Vanessa from Boston to LA V anessa is Viking’s new ightweight sewing machine. It’s the first lightweight that doesn’t take your sewing lightly. See this outfit? Vanessa will sew it perfectly, from the sleeves to the blind hems to the buttons and buttonholes. The silky blouse too. Come see for yourself. We’ll give you this Kwik-Sew jacket pattern free just for trying the Vanessa in our store. JUDD WIRE DIVISION OF ELECTRONIZED CHEMICALS CORPORATION TURNERS FALLS, MASSACHUSETTS 01376 GREENFIELD AREA OPTHAMOLOGISTS, INC. Jose D. Peczon, M.D. Jane A. Winchester, M.D. Robert R. Bousquet, M.D. Best Wishes to The class of 1978 DEMERS LANDSCAPING Landscaping Specialists Turners Falls, Mass. Tel: 863-2218 llanlHfsjni. the MAX S ' shop 280 282 MAIN STREET. GREENFIELD. MASS 01301 Congratulations to the Class of ’78 from BARTLETT ' S, INC. ' ' Now more than ever . . . the area ' s most complete men ' s store. Compliments to the Class of 1978 From tewarts NURSERY AND GARDEN CENTER THE FLAHT FEOFLE ' BEST WISHES to the Class of ’78 from CAROL’S BEAUTY NOOK 29 G. Street Turners Falls Millers Falls Rd. Turners Falls, Mass. Tel. 863 2510 VILLAGE FLORIST 122 Avenue A Turners Falls, Ma 01376 Tel. 863-9810 “Flowers for all occasions” WILLIAMS’ GARAGE Motor tune-ups Tires-Tubes- Batteries Generators-Starters- Alternators Distributors- Autolite-Delco 146 147 Second St. Tel. 863-9733 Turners Falls, Ma Nights tel. 863-9833 Good Luck to the Class of “78” May all your Future years be successful JARVIS WELDING AND MANUFACTURING CO. SCOTTY’S Millers Falls Road Turners Falls, Mass. I Tel: 413-659-3353 Fine foods and meats Open 7 days 8a.m. 9p.m. Linda Phil Franklin, prop. c f-nn i cHlc)(t. ANNA JARVIS. PROPRIETOR 5 High Street Millers Falls. Mass. By appointment Only FUTURE SUCCESS TO THE CLASS of ”78” THE SCISSORS CUT 31 TURNPIKE ROAD, MONTAGUE GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’78 147 ALIBER’S Carol Thomas 1 George Avenue Patricia Letourneau Turners Falls, Mass. Phone: PR 3-9793 BEAUTY SHOPPE 46 Pierce St. (at Pierce Davis) Greeniield, Mass. Air Conditioned Carolyn Church, Prop t Great Fashions for Juniors and Brides-to-be 231 Main Street Greenfield, Mass. Best wishes to the class of 1978 CARROLL ' S SUPERMARKETS Gil! - Millers Falls Orange Congratulations from ED’S BARBER SHOP 78 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. 01376 UQUOA Country ■zStorz ANTIQUES - GIFTS SANDWICH ROOM Route 2 East. French Kino Highway Gill. Massachusetts 01376 148 FRANK’S SERVICE STATION INC. THE CRICKET CAGE 10 Federal St. Greenfield, Ma 01301 — Cake Decorating, Supplies Party Goods Gifts, Lamps Greeting Cards — Route 2 Miller’s Falls, Mass. w THE FLORIST, INC. ‘P we ' ts Since 907 m KimiDSTia ion utufiai. uuumuiu COMET CLEANERS AND TUXEDO RENTALS GMTA GREENFIELD and MONTAGUE’S Municipal Transit Service 382 Deerfield Street 123 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. Greenfield, Mass. — Air Conditioned Coaches for Special Charter — FRANKLIN AUTO SUPPLY 12 Kenwood St. Greenfield 29 Avenue A. Turners Falls 1 State Street, Shelburne Falls 149 Guess Who? if 1 1 I m Jj | ri .Sc 1 0 - V L r _, w(T P -iW o () v’ ' () Y ft w ' jp . v K Tur- ner s Falls High School Library; ' Montagus, MA 01351 W- N ; y r so y :. vL 0 -V id 6 w‘ (jK ’ j0 4VL «l 7 ( , — -. ' ' T TWr a ' v 4� S f z y r ‘fi t V A. | 5 Ip ► i- t ' ' I ■ ■ • v� ' r . v. ' . . -v ■ . , l : . 1 ' ■ • • ' ■ ' ‘ { ' - ‘ - ‘ � - V , V -A f ■ . i ' ■ ? ■ ■ • ' , ' ' t f. 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