Wachusett Regional High School - Wachusett Yearbook (Holden, MA)

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CHRISTINE H. LELAND Goodnow Road Princeton “He’s my one boy, my cuddly toy, my up, my down, my pride and joy; he’s my best friend.” . . . Billy 10 28 76 . . . Ten¬ nis .. . Skiing . . . Blue ’vette . . . Drawing . . . I.L.B.F. ... A Diamond is forever . . . GARY LEMON East County Road Rutland Keg Parties . . . Beach Parties . . . Concerts . . . Jethro Tull . . . Outlaws . . . Aerosmith . . . Cruising around . . . Listening to tunes . . . M.S. and L.S. BRADLEY JAMES LENGAS 839 Main St. Holden “Oh that magic feeling, nowhere to go.” . . . Abbey Road . . . NHS . . . Waterskiing . . . Football 1,2. . . J. Geils . . . FNHS . . . Bangla¬ desh . . . Harrison . . . Yearbook . . . Cape . . . Heineken . . . Squatty . . . Outlaws . . . A.P.B.A. . . . L.M. . . . THE BEATLES . . . “Love is all you need.” MELISSA LYNN LEWIS 47 Crowningshield Drive Paxton “Live as if everything you do will eventually be known.” . . . Music . . . writing . . . Stevie Won¬ der .. . JoJo . . . “But seriously now folks . . . “Lissa . . . Canada ’78 . . . Kansas . . . TA M . . . Woodstock . . . H.H.S. . . . Kiss today goodbye. DANIEL P. LEROUX Brooks Station Road Princeton MARK DANIEL LLOYD 110 Heywood Road Sterling “live today, dream about tomorrow, cherish yes¬ terday.” . . . Football 1- 4 . . . Party Mobile . . . Skiing . . . Right . . . Raccoon Hunt . . . Sal¬ isbury . . . Sideline Crew . . . Spot shot . . . My four year sentence is up . . . SC . . . The gang. JULIE KAY LOCKE 10 Twine Road Sterling “For nothing can be loved or hated unless it is first known.” . . . Uliekay . . . Bunny . . . Art . . . Swimming . . . Field Hockey 1, 2, 4 . . . Moon it . . . The Beach . . . M.L.B. . . . Chinese food . . . Kristopher . . . Penny . . . July 21, 1977. . .ROB. 74

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TRACY LARKIN 27 Bancroft Road Holden Be happy . . . Rutland days ' ll .. . concerts . . . Mom . . . Kathy . . . the gang . . . Chief May Day 41 . . . Marga¬ ret .. . HNH ... Mr. Mammone . . . Skynryd . . . Outlaws . . . S W . . . Providence . . . Causeway St. . . . I’m outa here! . . . c’ya later. Miner! DAVID LARSON 27 Steele Street Holden NANCY LEE LARSON Avery Heights Drive Holden “Sunrise, sunset, swiftly fall the years, one season following another laden with happiness and tears.” . . . family . . . friends . . . dance . . . cross country skiing . . . ski club . . . kikki . . . lunch . . . W.P. H ouse . . . Chic . . . “nanny” . . . memories. . . WENDY LYNN LARSON 195 Twinbrooke Drive Holden “. . . And I sign your name across the empty water, you made a crazy dreamer out of me . . .” . . . heart . . . skating . . . Oct. ’78 . . . the Place . . . abalone . . . concerts . . . friends . . . snow bunny . . . Sue . . . rainbows. . . ROBIN ANNE LAVIGNE 35 Wiles Road Sterling “The memories you put away today will be treas¬ ured tomorrow . . . Mom and Dad . . . Maine . . . Washington D.C. 1978 . . . Chineese food . . . Eagles . . . Jackson Brownie . . . the mountain . . . Summer ' ll. . . Roses . . . mem¬ ories . . . someday. . . DEBRA ANNE LAVIGNE 35 Wiles Road Sterling “This isn’t the end, it’s just another beginning . . . Mark . . . Junior and the jug . . . Maine . . . Child study . . . good friends . . . Chi¬ neese food . . . Blue sweatshirt . . . the Mountain . . . Washing¬ ton ’78 ... a “clean room?” . . . roses . . . SHARON ELAINE LAWTON 580 Malden Street Holden “My treasure chest is locked away, a memory for a rainy day.” . . . dance . . . Chinese red- light . . . FOXSES . . . Nantucket. . . Colorado . . . F.I.C. . . . crazy times . . . seagulls . . . Homecoming ’78 . . . K.D.E. and all the mem¬ ories. BONNIE ANNE LEE Beaman Road East Princeton “To me every hour of the day and night is an unspeakable perfect mir¬ acle.” ... “I mean really” . . . yep, yep, yep . . . Mister Denver . . . Colorado . . . Moun¬ tains . . . skiing . . . Bonzo!! . . . Love, life, freedom and living . . . 73

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MICHAEL J. LONG 150 Doyle Rd. Holden (Joe) . . . Truckin’ to Canada . . . Skynryd . . . The Dead . . . Bud . . . Gold ... The Courts . . . S. Street. . . Baritone ... 10 speed¬ ing .. . Crossroads. “He who has the gold, makes the rules.” GLENN DAVID LUDDEN 285 Grove St. Paxton FFA . . . Kansas City . . . “Gail” . . . Chico¬ pee . . . FFA Treasurer 4 . . . Camp Middlesex . . . Rose Mary . . . Snuggums . . . “Don’t look Back” ... “A Gol¬ den Past — A Brighter Future” . . . “Mens sana in corpore sano.” KAREN LUNDGREN 382 Malden St. Holden Someday everything’s going to be smooth like a rhapsody-moon . . . dylan . . . Vermont . . . ’shoeing . . . soccer . . . NHS . . . FNHS ... art . . . I.L.C. . . . good friends — ma vieille . . . livin’ . . . wicked good — when I paint my mas¬ terpiece. PAMELA ANN LUPARELLI 1 Central Tree Rd. Rutland June 1 ’78 . . . Winter of ’77 . . . 18 . . . You’re not a person without self- respect . . . Christmas of ’77 . . . The friends . . . A.M. . . . B B . . . R.H. . . . The good times were these years. MICHAEL E. LUPIEN Winter Street Paxton “Football, you bet” Vic¬ tory parties . . . Beaches at the Cape . . . music . . . 74 . . . “On a clear day rise and look around you so you can see who you are.” ’79 is fine. JAMES P. LYNCH Leominster Road Princeton C.M.F. . . . Fords . . . stinger . . . skiing . . . Finishers . . . Moody Blues . . . Thinking . . . Summertime . . . Build¬ ing ... You get out of life what you put into it. ABBIEJ. MACCALLUM Intervale Road Rutland “Being alive is the best part of living.” Mom and Dad . . . walking . . . keg parties . . . my fam¬ ily ... 7 1 77 .. . cruisin’ . . . pooh-bear . . . 014542953 . . . Huh?! . . . friends . . . sunset . . . “long ago” . . . “the farm” . . . life! . . .seeya! HOLLY ELLEN MACCONNELL 23 Vicksburg Cirlce Holden “Be on my side, I’ll be on your side.” C.S.N. . . . Maine . . . Hiking . . . Climbing . . . Tasha . . . My brothers . . . L.S. . . . Early morning bogarts . . . KOP . . . Perma Smile . . . Cold Beer . . . Playin’ bee . . . mountains . . . campouts . . . B.F.F. 75