Marianhill High School - Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1982 volume:

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XXQAL CATH0 1 L fe ff 1 rv Qiizgmfi Gi, Z 5-5 , - 5 0 2 'EH 9 .5 ff, Q S , 9 XX ff S e , i 49 065 Mmhwx z I Margaret Bartkiewicz 78-82 Jayne Beaudry 78-82 Christine Carey 79-80 Theresa Costello 78-82 Sheila Coughlin 81-82 Mary Croke 78-82 John Dion 80-82 Michele Faford 79-82 Kelly Gilbert 78-80 John Healy 80-82 MaryJane Hitchcock 79-82 Glennis Kane 79-80 Denise Lafreniere 80-81 Charlene Lavallee 81 -82 Christopher Markiewicz 78-80 Lisa Michaud 78-82 Michael Moriarty 78-82 Eric Morin 78-82 Grace Morley 80-81 Diana Ravenell' -82 7 Vernon' Shores 80- 2 Diane Stasior 78-82 Gina sagzzlski 78-79 , Tammy Sullivan 80-82 9 Franco T arquinio 80-82 Karin Tremblay 78-82 Paul Tremblay 78-82 Debra Wesgan 79-82 Christopher Winters 78-8 Paul Worster 78- 79 Norman Yvon 78-82 ME?VIB1?RS it 0 , f f. - 1 IHS FRESHMZN YEAR T -. -1- -1- -f H04 f' XA ,,,AN '. ,al ugl4gA'?hif',i,1 s H 4 ' an 'h . f 1' if 1.,,, ,f I ' Q. ' . 5 . W rv N: - . I 4 W vm.: 'M' V N. Y :N 'V MP'-A.,--321' f- - , N . . an 1 ,A --5 ,van ' 4 ovifv Kb' , fans. 1- g' R .A ' ' 'Jn' fr J-gg, , Q- in-,fir Q 4: 4. fi.. 'ff 'bw 'bw DEDI CAT I ON '45 Vx' f' uc-.A We, the Class of 1982, dedicate this, our yearbook, to an outstanding teacher and advisor - Ms. Mary Lou Hart. A dedicated teacher and friend who gave of herseU' to this class throughout our high school years. From her example, we have learned the importance of patience, understanding, respect, and love. Miss Hart, we offer this very special thank you for all your concern, your care, your time, and your love. Our appreciation may have been hard to see at times, but it was, and is, there, and we love you very much. As life leads us on our separate paths, know that you will always hold a special place in our hearts. Au revoir and God bless you. Love, Your Class of 1982 4 2 'Z Y , IN MEMORIAM Reverend Paul Charpentler Four years ago, September 1978, we came together, the Class of 1982, and a new Headmaster. We had high expectations for the coming school years, greeted new students, new staff and forged a relationship based on a mutual goal: quality education in a christian environment. The years have passed rapidly, we have seen classmates leave and have welcomed new students. Each year presented new challenges. The Class of 1982 met the academic challenge head on, achieved goats established by individual students, as well as the collective goal of graduation. The Class of 1982 witnessed a renewed interest in Marianhiil by citizens of the neighboring communities, and the additional students changed the complexion of the school. There were more younger students entering as the class passed through their four years of attendance, adding a new vitality to the school. The passing of some traditions and the creation of new ones were not always greeted with enthusiasm, but accepted. The change in staff mem- bers was not always a pleasant experience. Relationships once estabw lished were broken and new ones had to be developed. The peaks and valleys we passed through together, the periods of happiness and sadness, the successes and failures, all reflect the world that the Class of 1982 entered, A world that needed individuals dedi- cated to the tenets of your christian faith. Live your faith as we have tried to demonstrate it to you, as we have taught you, and as you have seen it practiced at home. jr' 'V if tr Mrs. Juliette Archambault Mr. James N. M. Doyle 1 7 Miss Bartolomei ' Y hawk! h lla E ff,-Q' Sr. Helen Champagne '1I's-fi, E- 1Av-- , Mrs. Brian This Page Sponsored by Mr. 84 Mrs. Norman Yvon Hsin' Miss C ofske mam Miss Jakubek mr ' x W-0 or-f Miss Hart Fr '1'2 '-s ,, V n ,W if' M if A gil.. so 7,1 Mrs. LaM0ntagne This Page Sponsored by Imelda Olsson +P ff , W Wf f 1 f ll. f ,My f f f f 4 ' f , ,z , , ., , M , X 'fi' hd' - Q-.1 Margaret Bartkiewicz Maggie Girl's Basketball 1.2, 3, 43 Softball 3, 43 Drama Club 43 Folk Group l, 2, 3, 41 Student Council rep. l. 3, 41 Prom Committee 3 See! l will not forget you . . , l have carved you on the palm of my hand ... lsaiah 49:15 Sheila Coughlin Soccer Cheerleader 43 Varsity Cheerleader 43 Gym Club 4. And if the dam breaks years too soon and there's no room upon the hill. My head ex- plodes with thoughts of chill l'll see you on the dark side ol the moon. Pink Floyd l2 Jayne Beaudry GF. Gym Club lg Prom Committee 3. lt's not how you play the game, it's ifyou win or lose, Ozzie Osbourne Theresa Costello Terri Soccer Cheerleader 2. 31 Varsity B.B. Cheer- leader l. 23 Softball 21 Fr. Club 2. 3. 41 Gym Club lg Class Pres, 2, Class Sec. 4: Student Council Trea. 4g Prom 31 Yearbook Staff 4. And Someone said Fair warning Lord will strike that poor boy down. Turn from hunted into hunter went to hunt somebody down. Van Halen l Mary Croke Soccer Cheerleader 3: Girl's Basketball 2. 31 Softball l, 2, 3, 4g Drama Club 4: Folk Group 1, 2, 31 N.l-l.S. 2. 3, 4g Class Vice-President 2: Class President 3: Prom Committee 3. This Page Sponsored by Donald 84 Lorraine Croke 8a Family John Dion Jion French Club 41 Drama Club 41 Student Coun- cil 41 Prom Committee 31 Semi-Formal 3. You play to win and take your chances. No such thing as easy answers. Here's to happy health 8: wealth, May you never doubt your- SGW Triumph .-fa s Maryjane Hitchcock Emgaie French Club 4 lVice-Presidentl. lndians scattered on dawn's highway bleed- ing, ghosts crowd the child's fragile eggshell mind. Jim Morrison l'his Page Sponsored by Mr. 8L Mrs. Paul Faford 'tw- in 17' Michele Faford Mi Softball 2. 3: Gym Club 23 Folk Group lg Stu- dent Council rep. 43 Business Club lg Prom Committee 3: Semi-formal Committee 3: Hon- ors in Religion lg Accounting 3. l've got to set myself free, That'sjust how it's got to be. I know it hurts to say goodbye. But, it's time for me to fly REO Speedxxiagon John Healy Tripper John Soccer 31 French Club 31 Gym Club 41 Ski Club 23 Chess 8L Cribbage 2. Charlene Lavallee Lavalls French Club 4: And so today my world, it smiledfyour hand in mine we'll walk the milesfthanks to you it will be doneflior you to me are the only onef Happiness no more be sadfHappiness I am gladflf the sun refused to shinefl will still be loving youfwhen mountains crumble to the seafthere will still be you and me. Led Zeppelin Eric Morin EJ. Soccer 2, 31 Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 41 Base- ball l, 2. 3. 41 Gym Club l. 2, 3. 41 Chess 84 Cribbage 2. Imagine no possessions. l wonder il you can. no need for greed or hunger. a brotherhood of men. Imagine all the people, sharing all the world. John Lennon l -1 C5 Cie? I - 'gig x-Q. I Lisa Michaud Lee Babe French Club 4g Gym Club l, 23 Chess 84 Crib- bage 3, N.H.S. 2, 3, 43 Class Secretary 2, 31 Student Council Vice-President 4: Prom Com- mittee 3g Newspaper I. 2. 3. Go your way l'll go mine KL carry on. Stephen Stills L, fk- ' .. Vi T - v . ,lg Diana Ravenelle Munehie Soccer Cheerleader l, 3, 43 Girl's Basketball l, 3. 41 French Club lg Drama Club 41 Folk Group l, 2, 3, 41 N.H.S. 2. 3, 41 Class Treasurer 3, 43 Student Council rep. l. 2: Prom Committee 3. Michael Moriarty Mike Soccer l. 2. 3. 41 Baseball 21 Photo Club 2g Gym Club l. 2. 3. 43 Ski Club 3: Chess 84 Cribbage 2:Computer Club 41Class Treasurer l. 2. 3. Vernon Shores Yern Soccer 3. 4: Baseball 3. 4: French Club 3: Dra- ma Club. But real life isn't like School. theres some lessons that just ean't be taught. Styx This Page Sponsored by Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Beaudry. Sr Diane Stasior Stas French Club l, 2, 3, 41 Photo Club l. 21 Gym Club l, 21 Ski Club 31 Student Council Secre- tary 4: Prom Committee 3lSCml'ls0l'mL1l Com- mittee 3. All that you touch and all that you see, is all that your life will ever be. Pink Floyd .QA Tammy Sullivan Tami Soccer Cheerleader 43 Varsity Cheerleader 3. 41 French Club 3, 43 Ski Club 31 Class Vice- President 4, Can you picture what will be so limitless and lree desperately in need ofsome strangers hand in a desperate land. Jim Morrison l Franco Tarquinio Tarq Varsity Basketball 2. 3, 41 Capt. 4g Library Club 2: Baseball 2, 3, 41 Gym Club 3,-1. Live every day like you're going to die tomor- row. x + If , ,- f . . ,,., , S:?',QgfZ' jr , Nw.: if .V Q 1 .fri ,- : iff - . es. , , .,E. . . Karin Tremblay Soccer Cheerleader 31Girl's Basketball 21 .l,V. Cheerleader 23 Softball 23 French Club l, 2lPresident 3, 411 Gym Club Z1 Student Coun- cil President -1g Semiaformal Committee 3. l5 'V A 4-4... I ', L I 1 K, , . . . . 4 J ,.. , ' R W 1. , 4 'v f N ,. -v. ' ' ,ye . ! 1 :'Vu. - Q 'N -.,,,' 1 ..- ---1-.Q 11-'Z 1 , l 4 Senior Candids Senior it M2 I A,.,,,.. -Q , ma- . N ' -.A Q - wfhga .K 21:-wx V f Q- wifi 34-Z4 . F f :sr Q .V , , ,.:kg?ra,A5 IW W 3 J '47-'x ??fw,- i 1 b Candids gun '-'ff 47341 fx' ' 4? Eric Morin John Healy Vern Shores Paul Tremblay Norman Yvon John Healy Norman Yvon Franco T arquinio Norman Yvon Mike Moriarty Eric Morin Franco T arquinio Chris Winters Franco T arquinio Franco T arquinio 20 S UPERLAT I VES MOST POPULAR Terri Costello BEST DRESSED Terri Costello CLASS FLIRT Jayne Beaudry MOST SCHOOL SPIRITTammy Sullivan MOST STUDIOUS Mary Croke CLASS ARTIST Mary Croke MOST LIKELY TO SUC- CEED Mary Croke CLASS CLOWN Jayne Beaudry MOST SH Y Margaret Bartkiewicz MOST COURT EOUS Debbie Wesgan CLASS ATHLETE Mary Croke MOST MISCHIEVOUS Karin Tremblay CLASS COUPLE Lisa Michaud CLASS PES T Michele Faford MOST GULLIBLE Lisa Michaud Th Pg Sp dbyJ an Dyl We are the class of nineteen-eighty-two From 7th to 12th many have seen through. We've lived each day as if it was our last. Waiting for a day to look back at our past. But now we leave the school on the hill. We leave behind our prophecy and will. This past year has been the best, With parties and wildness and all of the rest. We must stay together in the future years. We must show the others by shedding no tears. Some will miss the friends they had, But most will remember the memories they have. Paul Tremblay CLASS WILL Jayne leaves . . . Deirdre her mark in history Jayne doesn't want to leave Paul Jayne leaves her sister Sue her leftovers Jayne leaves Tami a date to meet her at the Spa Jayne leaves Deirdre her book on -A l0l WAYS TO BE A SNOB AND EVIL I Jayne leaves Sue her library card - Terri leaves her sister all her demerits and unopened packs of gum Terri leaves Jennifer money for all her rollerskating par- ties. Terri leaves Karen Moriarty a pair of platform shoes -+ maybe you'll be as tall as me someday. Terri leaves Gina all the clothes, jewelry, etc. that she never wore. Tami leaves Terri Costello her Capri with the UPS man in the res. without her. Tami and Lisa leave Diane in the back seat to freeze. Mary leaves all her brains to anyone who's willing to spend 4 hours a night on homework. Mary leaves Donna Tremblay and Jen Perrson a year's supply of hot lunch money and dimes for phone calls so that they don't have to borrow from anyone anymore. Mary leaves all the great times in the Senior Lounge to next year's seniors. Use the privilege well. Mary leaves killer pong to next year's seniors for some- thing to do during lounge. Michele leaves the sophomores trips they always wanted to take. Michele leaves Deirdre a ladder to climb over the Res. Fence. Michele leaves everybody something that helped her start the day, the Candy Machine. take good care of it. Michele leaves Ronnie her full knowledge of computer programming. Michele leaves Jodie monopoly and quarters. The Senior Class leaves Karin Tremblay with the original sound track of Jaws. The wall people leave Ronnie with a case of Dr. Pepper. Charlene leaves her ability to climb stairs at 8:00 in the morning, to the future 7th grade. Charlene leaves her big brown bag to Michelle LaFrance. Diana leaves Karen Leon her French-English dictionary Qcheat notes are in backl. Diana leaves Rick Robeyand a stuffed toad to Lisa Mar- amo. Diana leaves Karen Leon. Lisa Maramo, Monique Betty. and Paul Laconto her soccer fields. Lisa leaves Wayne all her demerits and bad habits. Lisa leaves Ronnie her 5 different smiles for each day of the week. Lisa leaves Deirdre her spot on the bench uptown. Lisa leaves anyone who wants it, a book on lOl ways to. smoke in the girls' room and get caught. Chris and John leave the school the maps from Providence to Webster by way of Walpole. The Senior Class leaves Miss Hart a pair of Levi's blue jeans. Chris leaves his amphibious Impala to anyone who wants it. Paul and EJ leave Mr. Doyle a new razor blade. Paul leaves the remaining parts of his car to Pine Street thanks to the roll back. Franco leaves the junior I7 shots and a pizza to go. Vern leaves Mr. Doyle a year supply of windows, just in case. The Senior Class leaves the junior class the ability to do it up . The Senior Class leaves Marianhill the deed to the Whole in the wall . Chris, John, Paul, and Eric leave invitations to Stanley's house to anyone who wants them. Karin leaves Donna and Jen money for next year's lunches. Karin leaves her good reputation in the library to her sister Donna. Debbie leaves the Class of 83 good luck and much success in their future senior year. Debbie leaves Lisa Maramo her many late nights ofstudy- mg. Debbie leaves the whole school those yummy cafeteria lunches. Debbie leaves Karen Leon her book on enjoying soccer and playing by the rules . Debbie leaves all her teachers much love and thanks for all they have taught her. Diane leaves Tami advice about K, S, M, and R that she's too good for them. Diane leaves Rhonda a guide to doing homework. Diane, John, Charlene, and MJ leave the suits of the 3 musketeers and 1 plus to Ronnie, Kellie, Gina, and Rhonda. Diane leaves her brother and his friends lots of money. MJ leaves Gina the task of converting other ducks . The bad group leaves Ronnie Marsden the wall on the hill. The bad group leaves the song I'm a pepper . Norman leaves his g'Brownie Handbook to Russ Laporte and Tony Marino. Norman leaves the 82-83 Soccer Team half a brain so they can be dangerous. Norman leaves his car to anyone who has the guts to drive li. Paul, Chris, EJ, and John leave Michelle and Kellie the secret box . Paul, Chris, EJ, and John leave the junior class the keys to Mr. Willy's house, which they can use at any time. Paul, Chris, EJ, and John leave thejunior class the map of Bigelow. Paul, Chris, EJ, and John leave directions to Boston. Hart- ford, and Providence for future concerts tno directions for the return tripj. L+ if in E .LE Q 3 v 1 s Y if . 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Cunningham M. DiGregorio B. DiPietro M. Doyle J. Fagerquist ThlS Page Sponsored by Mr 84 Mrs. Alfred D1 Pletro D. Faford M. Falls J. Gauthier A. Gentili D. Hillis T, Houde P. Kelley G. Laconto P. Langer P. Lanois l sa x , f :V-. m ji 'fyfbfm . 1 9 .., -Xu ff.. F' 'X O' I 1' ! ,, ln r 4 -V x i ' 1 'f .L I 'x 'fq 'Q L fn. r 5 ' N' y , H .rn . '- P This Page Sponsored by Mr. 84 Mrs. Tom Falls K M. Lavallee H. Lemoine J. Loughlln M. Lundrigan , 1: nl I. l v r 9 S. Maramo 5 191 J. Marino K. Martin R. Murphy a 1-Jw m , , -L ' 4 . 'T 43 This Page Sponsored by Mr. 8: Mrs. Roland Gauthier T. Musci R. Obuchowski M. Patanaude R. Penney A, Phifield G. Purcell N. Santos S. Stevens M. Stone C. Thurlow D. Tully if QA? 'mtl E I 1 . .xx XV This Page Sponsored by Philip 8: Judith Stone SPORT This Page Sponsored by Mr. 84 Mrs. Fred Morin S UC CER CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: T. Sullivan, D. Ravenelle, SECOND ROW: S. Coughlin, L. Biercuk, S. Stevens, D. Murphy, K. Moriarty, THIRD ROW: S. Beaudry, S. Casaubon, G. Cummings, D. Veinot, M. Santos, N. Santos, L. Maramo. Not pictured: R. Seaman, H. Brown, M. Caron -my M: K 0' . 1 A .V v 'Q i . 1 48 This Page Sponsored by Dr. 8: Mrs. George Casaubon fy M11 5 1 5 6 w it I A I k if 4 F' 3. 1 LL lllil, l ASE l +1 J ' 1 r-si' is rg x , hi Y ,v ,Ac . I . 5 . U , x fare 1 I ,fr J V X K X mf g .Y ij--5, 4 ' ' ' l vi lu' Q .f',c-Hgfs, 9 wif! . .,1f ...3 '., .T 1 . l'l . Y F if -A i 1' I H ! V 27' I A lil rff ' l in 'Q x 5 ' 3 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL J.V. FIRST ROW: M. Choquette, R. Obuchowski, M. Arsenault, T. Baker, S. Maramo, SECOND ROW: Coach Bridgio, M. Cunningham, P. Kelley, R. Penney, P. Lanois, R. Murphy, A. Phifield. ' r JR.HUGH' VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEER - LEADERS ON FLOOR: J. Marquardt, NEXT ROW: K. McCormack, M. Santos, SITTING: M. Morrill, D. Lavallee, STANDING: A. Servant. 57 JR. HIGH J. V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS ON FLOOR: S. Stevens, D. Tully, STANDING: M. Laval lee, N. Santos, B. DiPietro, H. Lemoine, ON TOP: N. Asturi as. 58 G BASEBALL sg. X! U4 img... ' 1, .7 ?f'JZG'f'f llld. QQEALKQJJ 15 112.2-'i2'i21. N 011.95231 FRONT ROW: S. Morrill, P. Lanois, F. Tarquinio, E. Morin, C. Osberg, P. Servant, BACK ROW: Asst. Coach Stevens, P. Kelley, S. Larkin, R. Brunelle, B. Stevens, T. Caplette, J. Canty, Coach Morin. 1 'T' .:5 '-' -4:i. 'T'l5irL-- Q :ff ' -I ' ' '41 ' ' W-A - . r, L -. ' 4 QT' l K - , 'AQ1 L :M - '-.., 9-4 .....-s. -- f.. A, u, - , -,. Q- ' ug, 1 -', IV'Lf .' . . , .,, ,....,..... ,U 59 SOFTBALL X . .f-rd' ' . FRONT ROW: S. Beaudry, M. Bartkiewicz, M. Croke, D. Stevensg BACK ROW: E. Cavanaugh, L. Phillips, C. Lemanski, K. Canty, S. Casaubon, L. Biercuk, Coach Ryder. 1 L 1, I - Q - .I - . l -M .4 -1 'I.f.L. ' .fr Q W .4 lf, ,-M - . . ....,, fn ., - 49 - . K 5 ' - I .. ' '-- ' -- ' 2-L.. .. 'c .' ' -- 4 62 CT I VIT IES . 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It was a success. 66 This Page Sponsored by Mario De Angelio 'y I A 5 :ire ..44- lj gf 1' If fy ,f' I ff I 4 1 'a ij ' 1 I Ti' Vg , ,1'- 1 ,:- ' ,- '4 ' :ff '4 g, as 1 Q' Q' sm 13 QI. Q Y f ,w '1Z, X' x. .Z f 3' I r ' :. , fbi 1 2 Q, , A , -.4 ,, Q 4 1 i - ' .1 f 1 If b ' : ,i ' ' 1 ' I f I 2.1 r .' .'- . ,J ?' is I- : ,E , , I f fm? ui? 42.1 Q .. 'Q M ..' ' 0' .Z1.QQQ.. , ' W., , - - ,-, .,...-..-.. -- v,.......--- 68 MINUET HS .F A , ,,,.,,.. - Y .. ' . 4 ' 'f ' fi Z! 5 52 ? Q .1 x- 4 'ev Pres. N. Yvon, M. Croke, D. Wesgan, Sec. L. Maramo, D. Ravenelle, Treas. A. Marino, V-Pres. R. Laporte, B. Stevens, J. Zajac, D. Stevens, L. Le- febvre, H. Young. 70 This Page Sponsored by Mrs. Elinor Lefebvre 4- 534 1' ,- 7. 3,5 I 4 5 , IP 'H ,Mn ,,,, ,, , , , 2976 X74 if SR. QQ JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCILS w Y kj I if SR. HIGH FRONT ROW: T. Costello, M. Faford, L. Michaud, J. Dion, SECOND ROW: K. Leon, S. Casaubon, D Stasior, M. Bartkiewicz, C. Ryczekg THIRD ROW: D. 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J X Best W1ShCS to the Class of 82 from HYDE MFG CO Southbrldge Ma 764-4139 f N I O 54 Eastford Rd. X J N f Best Wlshes Class of 32 FUND RAISING h f THF RPADPR S' DIOP ST THOMASC ESTAPHAN y 16 7 a 2 3 39 INC jk N f 9 M gazunes, Candy, MUSIC, Cutrus, Brug t of Amerc Compliments of Q S P bS1'diarjvu ,' f f '. R 5 R d A g S b M 0 5 5 F d M g T I O J K 109 Class prophecy by Eric Morin The year is 1994 and Miss Hart, who had retired after '82, has decided to take a year to go on a trip. As she was deciding where to go, she came up with the decision to travel to her favorite place of all, Paris. She arrived in Paris on a nice spring day, ready to hit the streets for a good day of sightseeing. About mid-day she decides to go visit the art museum, and lo and behold she came upon one of her old students, John Healy! When asked what he is doing in an art museum, John replies, I own the place . Miss Hart and John start to reminisce about their good times at old M.H.S. and decide to see if they can locate all the students from the class of 1982. As John brings Miss Hart to the airport in his Porshe, he gets in an accident and they have to go to the local hospital in Paris. As they enter the emergency room to get a few stitches, they can't be- lieve their eyes, two beautiful nurses by the names of Diane and Tami approach them. John and Miss Hart look at each other and they can't believe it! It's Diane Stasior and Tami Sullivan. They then tell them of their plan to locate the class of '82. Diane and Tami agree, and then the multi-millionaire, John Healy, has to board his plane to go back to the states to search for the rest of the class. Once they arrive in the states, the four of them decide to go out for a night on the town in Los Angeles. They enter this nightclub called Michele's and would you believe who owns it? It's Michele Faford! Miss Hart, John, Diane and Tami are simply amazed. They tell Michele of their plan and she says she thinks that she might know where some people are. She then leads them to ITT Technical Institute where she heard that Mike Moriarty was involved in in- venting Mr. Know-It-All, a computer which can be your companion for life and do all that you tell it to do. Well, she was right, and Mike decided to put Mr. Know-It-All on hold for awhile and join the gang. Now there were six 110 people involved in this caper. John decided that it would be a good idea to invest all their money, for it may take a while to find everyone. Thumbing through the yellow pages, he was astonished to find the Associates of Hitch- cock and Coughlin. Oh no! Could it be? He rushes to the phone and lo and behold he was right! It's MaryJane Hitchcock and Sheila Coughlin. Being well off them- selves, M.J. and Sheila invest all of their money and de- cide to go on with the old '82 gang. When they arrive and hellos are exchanged, they have some interesting news. They had heard through the finance reports that the ac- counting firm of Tremblay and Tarquinio of New York had just gone to court for eight counts of bribery and four counts of embezzlement. Well, everyone quickly packed their bags to head on to New York and they are just in time. Paul Tremblay and Franco Tarquinio are just about to be sentenced, when Miss Hart steps in and becomes a surprise witness. She tells everyone how good these boys were in high school, and with a little bribe from John, the judge finds them both not guilty on all twelve counts. Overwhelmed, Paul and Franco burst into tears and run to Miss Hart. Hugs and kisses are in order, and then Paul and Francojoin the gang on their expedition. While walk- ing out of the courthouse, all of our friends run into an- other member of the class of '82. It is Margaret Bart- kiewicz. Margaret tells us she's married and it looks it! She tells us that she's pregnant and it wasn't hard to believe, she looked about in her ninth month and she was! She fainted right in front of all our gang and we rushed her to the hospital. John decided to get the best pediatrician around and he was told that Dr. Yvon is the one. John couldn't believe what he heard! He called Norm Yvon M.D. and Norm rushed in to deliver Margaret's baby. After this ordeal, Miss Hart explained to Norm and Mar- garet the plan. Since Margaret's husband was away on business and Norm had nothing else to do, they joined the increasing gang in the search for the class of '82. But, before they leave New York, Norm gives them some valu- able info. They then head down to General Hospital and walk into the research room. And there is Diana Raven- elle, working ever so hard on a new vaccine to cure the vicious disease, Video Game Neurosis. She decides to let it be for awhile, and she gives us some more information. She tells us that John Dion and Debra Wesgan are work- ing right upstairs in the Med. Tech. Lab. As we walk in on them, John and Debbie are very busy trying to figure out how the wheel chair operates. Since they are baffled, they decide to pack up and go on the expedition. Now that there are only nine people left to find and nobody knows where they are, Miss Hart bursts out with some new news as she reads a newspaper. Under the arti- cle about how the Polish farmers love to eat Golumkies, is the name of Charlene Lavallee. Could it be? A quick call to the New York Times certifies that Miss Hart's hunch is right. It is Charlene Lavallee and she also decides to join the gang. Charlene is a big plus. She tells us that while covering that story on the Polish farmers, she learned that the Navy and the Marines had landed an attack force on a little islandjust south of Korea. Trouble had been going on there for years and the U.S. had decided to send its best forces. The general in charge of the Navy was none other than Vern Shores. Our gang decided to go to Washington, to see what the problem was. Vern found out that his old high school buddy, E.J., had been sent in the first boat which had invaded the island a week ago. Vern then went, with all of the members of the class of '82 who had been reunited, on the quickest plane to Korea to see if E.J. was alive. First, they checked the death list and no Eric, then they checked the hospitals and in the psychiatric ward lies Eric staring at the walls. Then they take Eric back to the states to get him some help. As they arrive at U. Mass. Medical Center to get him the best psychiatric help, they don't believe their eyes! Terri Cos- tello is there and she is the head of the psycho ward at the hospital. She gives Eric expert help. He is fully recovered except for his speech. John says that he'll spend all the money he can to get Eric help. He turns to the yellow pages to look for a speech therapist. And would you be- lieve it? He finds that back in Southbridge, Mass. is a speech therapist called Mary Croke. They all travel to Southbridge and meet Mary at Harrington Memorial Hospital. Mary quickly cures Eric of his speech disabil- ities. Now there are only four people left to be found. Mary tells us all that we need to know. As the caravan of cars heads towards Woodstock Road, they are greeted in the driveway of the most beautiful home in Southbridge by Karin Tremblay and Jayne Beaudry who are shocked to see all of their old Senior Class members. After a quick tour of the 57 room house, Mary then tells everyone about the two remaining people, Lisa and Chris. Mary decides to let us see for ourselves. As we head down toward M.H.S., we are surprised to see six high rise buildings. It looks like Marianhill is a city within itself. As we decide to drop in at our old Alma Mater, we are all thrown into a state of shock as Dean Winters meets us in the front. He gave us a quick tour, and then we ran into Mrs. Lisa Winters, formerly Michaud. We all sat around the 2000 seat cafeteria and chatted about old times. The reunion was great and in a few days all of the members of the class of '82 went back on their merry way, knowing that someday they might meet again. 111 Qu - '-4 ,- x X 9 . xc l. Aj, Ag! 4' f-1.4 c ,f ,Q , 4'-Y! .mg ,Q -, N 4 if S 1 ,Q , arg,-'1 f F' Tffilyf' 1 - X A.. f ?f . 'i 'A . all 5-wgii, ., F 5, , Q i .--5' Y 4: ,-,, , , ' 15 .-1'.'x2'- S fo' v u nf-,, f ir if W V 1 ,X 8,4 r. ,L ,. e 6. gf 355 in . ,lx V xx.,-',x. L - 1 w Q' ,,. A . -4.- L-8 f wr4'.41,.f . M. , - -f-x,'- lr ' .x ,WV ' ' un 14-Lf' QI .Jin v-'N . AU ' X , . x . wwf ' s ,471 Q9 V.