Marianhill High School - Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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CLASS PRUPHECY The year is 1993. The Class of 1983 graduated 10 years ago, from Marianhill Central Catholic High School. We find that Sr. Helen Champagne has rented the Centrum, in Worcester, to house the class reunion. ln an attempt to locate the students in the class of 1983, Sr. Helen enlists the aid of Russell Laporte. Russ is now the acting president of the American Optical Corporation, which has been completely computerized through his efforts. Russ is glad to help and can immediately give Sr. Helen the whereabouts of four students who also work in the computer field. The first is Paul Laconto, who spends his nights tapping into the school computer and his days selling the answers to students in Mr. O'Malleys computer class. Richard Stasior, another close contact of Russ', has spent the last ten years working to create a computerized, automatic pilot to be installed in Mustangs. His research is proceeding well, he has only totalled 49 Mustangs in his at- tempt to complete this task. Monique Betty worked for Russ for a short while after graduation. She is now married, living in scenic Webster with her husband and seven children, where she is also working on a system to computerize housework. John Canty, inventor and chief salesman ofthe new video game Pac Man Meets Pac Woman , tries to sell Russ his video game. While John is in Russ' office Russ tells him about the reunion. The five ofthem set off together to locate the remaining seventeen classmates in order to complete Sr. Helen's mission. While scanning through the NEW YORK TIMES, a feature article caught Russ' attention: Karen Leon, Admiral of the Americal Fleet, is now stationed in Honolulu. Karen, who is eager to help, steers them in the course of another alumni, Denise Stevens, the sole owner of the prestigious accounting firm of D. S. Co., is now living in the prominent Connecticut suburb of Pomfret. Delighted with the news of a reunion, Denise rushes to send a wire to her friend Kellie Higgins then she instantly sets out for Notre Dame Convent. Kellie, an ex-X-Ray technician, now sells used cars from her used car lot, where a banner flying overhead reads Buy From Red and Be Ahead. It was here that she sold Denise a recycled Rolls Royce. She also sold her 49th classic, recycled Mustangs as a Rolls. Contact is made with Kellie and she then joins the others at Notre Dame Convent to discuss the reunion. They decide that they need help in locating the class members, because at the present rate of progress, they will have located everyone about 2 weeks too late. Kellie suggests they ask for the help of Timothy J. Gillespie, now the Governor of Massachusetts since the landslide election in 1992. Sr. Helen vetoes this because she feels that Timothy will be too busy with statewide affairs to bother with a high school class reunion. Kellie forges ahead and takes it upon herself to contact Tim. After several incomplete phone calls, she decides to go to Boston to see him in person. Donning a black mustache and Panama hat, she sneaks into Tim's office, sits down and pro- ceeds to read a newspaper. Tim, surprised at seeing someone wearing a black mustache sitting in his office, faints as he enters the room. When he revives, he quickly agrees to help locate more of the class. Besides he needs a vacation. With the help of the Massachusetts Census File, they quickly locate and contact everyone with the exception of Michele LaFrance, who they can trace to California but no further. 12