Millbury Memorial High School - Aftermath Yearbook (Millbury, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

Seoaeurerreereee fake Mak Ve eee Cpl a =e a 7 - , - MILLBURY HIGH SCHOOL See at = may san ar 2 i a vi cme : : L paneaaneee CLASS of 1977 DEDICATED TO SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR Mrs. Sylvia Stepien DEDICATED TO YEARB OOK ADVISOR Mr. David Wilbur IN MEMORIAM a, te, =} he 2 CRY ms 3. ¥ % Nite F ’ j oe, ” os ee Se i ca alse Linda Ann Hamilton “A Friend Who We Will Never Forget For The Rest Of Our Lives”’ IN APPRECIATION Mr. Martin J. Roach We wish to thank you for being our friend. YEARBOOK EDITORS Editors Linda Gagliardi, Pat T ower, Advisor Mr. Wilbur FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Maryann Anderson Mathematics Mrs. Dot Anderson Secretary Mrs. Kathy Archambeault Science Mr. Joseph Archambeault Science Mrs. Lyn Baldwin Secretary Mr. Gordon Battye Industrial Arts nes EIS me ——— eiers tig uate Mr. Arthur Bomengen Mathematics Mr. Gerald Boudreau Industrial Arts Miss Donna Barton Business Mrs. Joan Burke Guidance i . ce ; Mr. Paul Clancy English Mr. Charles Capparelli Social Studies Miss Barbara Debs English Mr. James Conlee Mr. Roger Desrosiers Mr. William Cunning Industrial Arts French Guidance Miss Juila DeFeudis Mr. Georges Desrosiers Spanish French 10 Mr. Donald Drake Principal ill. aT! ht Neneneorereeermi PES co Ss Mrs. Frances Dupont Mrs. Lois Fisher Mr. Richard Ellis Mathematics Library Science AND MO MALLY, WORLD HISTORY SERIES Mr. Frank Ford Mr. Richard Garabedian Social Studies Athletic Director 11 Mr. Raymond Gemme Guidance Mr. David Graham Miss Ann Harrington Science Physical Education Mrs. Majorie Gonya Secretary Mr. John Graham Mrs. Dorene Griffin Social Studies Mathematics 12 Mr. Harry Howard Social Studies Mrs. Barbara Harrington Domestic Science Mr. Scott Healey Health | a none ee a nal _ Mrs. Joan Julian Health Mrs. Joan Kusy Mr. Paul Lacouture Secretary Business 13 Mrs. Ann Holzworth Mrs. Jane Kerins Miss Linda Magnuson Nurse Science Business Mrs. Margaret Matthews Mr. Hudson Matson Mr. William McGourty Library Physical Education English Mrs. Agnes McCarron Mr. Robert Niccoletti Business English 14 Mr. Frank Morrill Social Studies Mr. Roger McGuinnes Administrative Assistant Mr. Richard McGrail Special Education oh © 3 cs On aC) O's wo W Ow = {= 3 ® g § = = =o =o Mr. Thomas Murray Social Studies Miss Julie Morris Special Education J , og : x 4 ‘ : a oe Be kak Nadine te fe oO 6° cs OE ret Web oo ete n= — a o oO rb) =] mT ®O se ra o-- CO ow Q re = 15 Mr. Gary Robinson Health OY ON, ey AIX Sa Mr. Martin Roach Principal Mr. William Rosen Mathematics Mr. Stanley Stickney Business Manager Mr. Albert Sack Mrs. Sylvia Stepien Industrial Arts Domestic Science Mrs. Carol Schroeder Secretary 16 AE =a... Mr. Waldron Driver Education Mr. Fred Wadsworth English Dr. Alfred Sylvia Superintendant Mrs. Deborah Weihrauch English Mrs. Nancy Witkowski Mrs. Sandy Wellens English English Mr. David Wilbur Special Education 17 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 18 19 JUNIOR PROM Pw i! . ooe Prom Queen — Lisa Swedberg 20 y- =] i = 21 CHRISTMAS BALL 22 NS � NS 5 BY� � “a a 23 SENIOR GEASS UNITE 24 FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME a - pa focdianiapnath-- es a i fas set SENIOR SUPPER AWARD’S NIGHT 28 pooner ee ais see, sue aioe Pac eich TORO iG LALO sis 3 NO Se etal i ee cla ee ee Dat te 29 ATHLETIC AWARDS NIGHT = = S = = 30 ElEvateys) |DVAYE _ COMMENCEMENT MILLBURY MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1977 One hundred and fifth ANNUAL GRADUATION Wednesday, June 8th 33 “| gotcha covered!” “GIRL’S! One at atime. . .” “You've heard of the $10,000 pyramid. . . Well we're worth 63 cents!” “Gee my hair smells terrific!!”’ ‘““He’s the one” “| ate the whole thing!” “but. . .1| don’t want to be water boy!!! ‘| want to make this perfectly clear.”’ “I'm really impressed.”’ 36 SPORTS ‘Se y eee 7 waS CROSS COUNTRY Team M O Nipmuc 22 34 Tantasqua 26 32 Uxbridge 15 49 Norfolk 15 36 West Boylston 23 38 Northbridge 22 35 David Prouty 18 40 Grafton 15 45 Leicester 25 33 Oxford 24 35 Uxbridge 15 50 West Boylston 21 38 Northbridge 23 34 David Prouty 15 50 Grafton 15 50 Leicester 22 38 Oxford 23 36 S.W.C.L. Champions S.W.C.L. League Meet Champions Phas� Ga as L-R Row 1 — Robert Pearson, Tom Szkutak. Row 2 — Eric Gosselin mgr., Roger White, Tom Lowe, Anthony Hachey, John Hachey, Peter Fitzpatrick, Gary Puzar. Row 3 — Coach Battye. tee, A RT ne 40 SOCCER -OACHING STAFF Team Nipmuc Oxford David Prouty Norfolk Oxford Blackstone-Millville Nipmuc Bancroft David Prouty Blackstone Valley West Boylston West Boylston Norfolk Tantasqua Douglas NO = OF =10, Ole LO oe NVANMWNOUHUHANAROODN AO L-R Row 1 — Charles Hamilton, Charles Bonzey, Scott Jolin, Steve Duso, Carl Fjellman, Mark Leonard, Wayne Duso. Row 2 — Coach Vigneau, Coach Chevenert, Steve Wilbur, Tom Bekier, Mike Fortier, Gary Grabowskas, Brett Swenson, Steve Taylor, Bob Wilbur, Mark Taylor, Harry Griffin, Rod McKunis. 4 ie See 4 f ieee) Ree no 41 42 PIED sO CEN ay 4 Team Nipmuc Nipmuc Oxford West Boylston David Prouty Uxbridge Grafton Northbridge Leicester Oxford West Boylston David Prouty Uxbridge Grafton Northbridge © O'O.O Nat OO) Great hehe Oo-=]-=+00000=00=000 Districts Sutton Hopedale 0 1 pan oO one Mee ae py o -_ ae, “ L-R Row 1 — Maureen Foley, Beth Fox, Cindy Dawson, Deb Eithier, Jane Crowley, Lisa Wilczynski, Lynn Bruno, Barbara O’Connor, Jean Callahan, Joanne Francis. Row 2 — Michelle Chevelier, Day Orrell, Amy Lacouture, Donna Hall, Deb Eklund, Linda Kulig, Marybeth Lucey, Ann Zawistowski, Maureen Bernier, Darlene Ledoux, Karen Bernier, Marcia Gilbert, Jill Bousquet, Donna Stolberg, Pat Markey, Joan Scannell, Ann Lund, Kim O’Laughlin. We : a . ee ee a ee eee ee FOOTBALL Team M oO Ashland 0 28 West Boylston 7 19 Monty Tech als: Uxbridge 20 RO Grafton 13 30 Oxford 0 20 Auburn 6 34 Leicester Oe David Prouty (se Northbridge 6 27 Coach Graham Thanksgiving Day MVP's John Coons Walt Jordan Scott Brady a. 8 Oza � 7) ig AS 4 41AN7 406104 L-R Row 1 — Ray Elie, Chris Boucher, Bob O’Connor, Coach Hayes, John Coons, Bob Carrol, Tom Lucas, Scott Brady, Walt Jordan, Coach Graham, Bob Hall, Tony Taraskewicz, Charles Anderson. Row 2 — Mark Noel, Jim Allard, Neil White, Mike Wackell, Dave Manna, Chris Matson, Jerry Shepard, Ken Mardirosian, Jeff Childs, Tom McKenny, Jim Witkowski, Tim Graves, Jim Schroeder, Kevin Hartigan, Bob Hebert, Mark Sauriol, Todd Mogren, Chris Dawson, Allan Marquis, Allan Rudge, Henry Marquis, Coach Stockwell. 44 Caen | i { i | GIRL’S BASKETBALL Team M O Hopedale 38 32 Auburn 46 36 Nipmuc ra 34 Tantasqua 44 31 Auburn 43 31 Oxford 32 43 Leicester 35 55 David Prouty 39 41 Uxbridge 32 38 Grafton 54 49 Northbridge 42 41 West Boylston 67 35 Oxford 44 57 Leicester 55 50 David Prouty 43 37 Uxbridge 50 49 Grafton 51 37 Northbridge 56 24 West Boylston 52 30 Districts North High 48 31 Hudson 35 49 L-R Row 1 — Lisa Wilczynski, Deb Eithier, Donna Stoberg. Row 2 — Darlene Cristo, Darlene Ledoux, Linda Kulig, Coach Bradford, Laura Rojcewicz, Barbara O'Connor, Marcia Gilbert, Day Orrell. 46 Gj aed ‘SJ OSE '« } - } 3 BOY’S BASKETBALL Team M O Hopedale 46 45 Auburn 6ly ese Nipmuc 58 48 Tantasqua 53 69 Auburn 54 64 Oxford 49 50 Leicester 55 60 David Prouty 67 64 Uxbridge 67 64 Grafton 83 71 Northbridge 69 73 West Boylston 587 bo Oxford 62 53 : Boe % ; : Leicester 80 69 Wanidesseszessis UERtERS CSS. Bee teen David Prouty 70 64 : sgt SEPT TEE ae Uxbridge 62 54 % tt senegae: st ‘ Grafton 54 46 ” Northbridge 15) 97 West Boylston Odea 77 Clark Tournament Algonquin 53a Nashoba 79 92 L-R Row 1 — Tony Hachey, Tom Lucas, Marc Bourdeau, Bob Pearson, Jim Schroeder, Bob O’Connor, Frank McCullen. Row 2 — Steve Taylor, Tom Bekier, Coach Dunham, Charles Hamilton, Jim Witkowski, Dave Hanson. 48 EIS Team Bay Path Keefe Tech Oxford Tantasqua Grafton Keefe Tech Blackstone Valley Shepard Hill Southbridge Bay Path Oxford Tantasqua Grafton Blackstone Valley Shepard Hill Southbridge ICE HOCKEY Sal hep aes) id Sey Ste, or ee Hy Se Sy Sh ES NWO-OWNWA SA AROM «=p WP O Coach Taveleri and Coach Ellis L-R Row 1 — Mark Cormier, Pete Antaya, Allan Rudge, Tony Romano, Jeff Ostrowski, John Coons, Pete Wahlstrom, Brian Rudge, Tom Randall, Paul Antaya, Paul Pelletier. Row 2 — Jim Proctor, Paul Salois, Mike DeGaetano, Nick Adams, Tim Graves, Mike Sarnblad, Bob Carroll, Coach Ellis. 50 Ke act, fhe AS me o . Kc « é « 8 5 _ as LS (¢ ean at ” - ee a % e 4 - ‘= 51 SOFTBALL Team M O Nipmuc 4 18 Grafton 8 22 Northbridge 6 15 Uxbridge 20 28 David Prouty 10 12 Leicester 9 15 West Boylston 35 12 Oxford 5 9 Grafton 6 21 Northbridge 22 14 Uxbridge 8 6 David Prouty 23 20 Leicester 7 15 West Boylston 18 5 Oxford 7 14 Coach Harrington L-R Row 1 — Joanne Francis, Day Orrell, Donna Stolberg. Row 2 — Marcia Gilbert, Jackie Chagnon, Darlene Cristo, Donna Russell, Pat Howard, Sandy Hall, Karen Bernier, Jill Bousquet. Row 3 — Pat Markey, Deb Eklund, Wendy Simpson, Lisa Johnson, Sharron Dowd, Lauri Cashman, Donna Guiou, Darlene Ledoux. 52 4 Wey: tf, fem mM DIES, BASEBALL = Oo Team Team M O Nipmuc 4 9 Oxford 2 5 Blackstone Valley 17 10 Grafton 4 6 Westboro 4 8 Uxbridge 13 2 Grafton 0 tf David Prouty 2 3 Northbridge 4 7 Leicester 1 3 Uxbridge 6 4 West Boylston 1 6 David Prouty 8 5 Oxford 5 20 Leicester 4 2 Auburn 18 17 West Boylston 0 13 Tantasqua 3 11 — ABU Y ys LBDRY tf Y 5 WILLBURY € L-R Row 1 — Dave Pratt, Steve Deschenes, Kevin Hartigan, Scott Jolin, Pete Wahlstrom. Row 2 — Mark Androeli, Chris Matson, John Brady, Tom McKenny, Jerry Shepard, Steve Manners, Ken Mardirosian, Todd Mogren, Coach Greenwood. s a ; Pats haga mn. 5 EIR BN Denes ; PEE Rg CH i: RM at one 2 =e ante ne: Mein ¥ ae a aus Py ate a es 2p BA factor 55 GOLF Team M O Team M O West Boylston 5V2 3Y2 West Boylston 7 2 David Prouty 8Y2 V2 David Prouty 6Y2 2Y2 Oxford 9 0 Oxford 6Y2 2V2 Leicester 4V2 4V2 Leicester 4V2 4V2 Hopedale 8Y2 Vp Hopedale 5Y2 3Y2 Wachusett 6Y2 2V2 Northbridge 8 1 Northbridge 6 3 Wachusett 8Y2 V2 Blackstone Valley TV2 1% S.W.C.L. Champions ha a le | oh oi j : ie L-R Row 1 — Tom Bekier, Bob Bekier, Bob Bombredi, Bob Bruso. Row 2 — Coach McGrail, Dave Bordeau, Brett Swenson, Jim Witkowski, Jim Schroeder, Eric Lind, Mike LaBreck. 57 GIRL’S TRACK Team M O Grafton 103 15 Auburn 60 58 Northbridge 72 46 Medway 65 53 West Boylston 84 34 Oxford 63 55 North 109 9 South 118 0 Blackstone-Millville 76 42 Assabet 80 38 Tantasqua 81 37 Westboro 58 60 Tahanto 86 32 S.W.C.L. Champions S.W.C.L. League Meet Champions District III Division Il Runner-up ¥ ‘ 2 ¢ ‘ ; , os ppptage ’ FHS, FI Lane a4 7 ys a | YES, L-R Row 1 — Ann Lund, Deb Eithier, Lynn Bruno, Wendy Stansbury, Lisa Wilczynski, Chris Dufault, Cindy Dawson, Jodi Leclaire, Joan Scan- nell. Row 2 — Lynda Beaton, Linda Sauer, Maureen Bubon, Karen Belleveau, Diane Boire, Sue Dubois, Linda Kulig, Sue Bianculli, Sue Giacopello, Robin Boyda. Row 3 — Coach Morris, Chris Conger, Pauline Young, Linda Lund, Doreen Webb, Deb Cashman, Brenda Belsito, Chris Briddon, Judy Stickney, Lynn Eithier, Jennifer Boucher, Betty Hamilton, Keri Gilbert, Sandy LaBreck, Coach Niccoletti. 58 59 BOY’S TRACK Team M O Tahanto 99 2 45% Clinton ne 70 Grafton 952 492 Nipmuc 89 56 Northbridge 96 49 David Prouty 87 58 West Boylston 100 45 Oxford 85 60 Leicester 130 le, Blackstone-Millville 91 54 Shepard Hill 72 73 Westboro 91 54 Blackstone Valley 107 38 Quabog 101 44 Tantasqua 107 38 S.W.C.L. Champions S.W.C.L. League Meet Champions District Ill Class B Runner-up i] aw, Petes i) L-R Row 1 — Tom Szkutak, Brian Blondin, Bob Pearson, Larry Parker, Ray Elie, Carl Fjellman, Wayne Rice, Tony Hachey, Tom Lucas, Tom Lowe. Row 2 — Bob Wilbur, Dave Taylor, Roger White, Bob O’Connor, Bill Soucy, Neil White, Bob Couture, Allan Marquis, Tony Belliveau, Dan Stewart. Row 3 — Mike Fortier, Mike Wackell, Pete Fitzpatrick, Ray Bricault, Paul Antaya, Charles Hamilton, Steve Wilbur, Steve Taylor, John Hachey, Mark Leonard, Pete Antaya, Gary Puzar, Dave Manna, Paul Pelletier, Coach Wilbur, Coach Graham. 60 61 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAMS FIELD HOCKEY L-R Row 1 — Jackie Chagnon, Joyce Ostrowski, Martha Norton, Marcia Gilbert, Pam Belsito, Betty Hamilton, Michelle Chevalier, Karen Bernier, Cindy Eklund, Pat Belsito, Maureen Bernier, Mary Foley, Judy Chasse. Row 2 — Wendy Provencher, Pat Markey, Donna Hall, Wendy Stansbury, Maureen Bubon, Brenda Belsito, Linda Lund, Wendy Simpson, Deb Cashman, Judy Stickney, Lynn Eithier, Lynda Beaton, Cathy Fox, Lynn Bruno, Deb Eithier, Marybeth Lucey, Ann Graves, Jennifer Boucher, Janet Kenary. GIRL’S BASKETBALL � ie thc 2 ila L-R Row 1 — Wendy Provencher, Katie McGuire, Karen Bernier, Shari Hagan, Darlene Cristo. Row 2 — Pat Markey, Deb Malesky, Lauri Brateolis, Coach Bomengen, Brenda Belsito, Wendy Simpson, Lynn Either, Deb Cashman. 62 BOY’S BASKETBALL L-R Row 1 — Brian Blondin, Steve Chabot, Brett Swenson, Todd Mogren, Bob Carrignant. Row 2 — Bob Wilbur, Tom Lowe, Steve Wilbur, Dave Gibbons, Chris Dawson. Row 3 — Kevin Higginbottom, Coach Wilbur, Doug Stairs. BASEBALL ? “ 4 =: . Coad ee ee AY a meray ‘ ry . ss vies Prey bee A L-R Row 1 — Wayne Duso, Dave Picard, Nick DiCarlo, Ron Brunelle, Steve Herriage, Dennis Leonard. Row 2 — Harry Griffin, Bob Rainville, Bob Hebert, Tom Galanos, Kevin Higginbottom, Dave Gibbons, Brian Jezyk, Coach Bomengen. 63 FRESHMAN TEAMS A my FOOTBALL soenieal L-R Row 1 — Bob Bruso, Dave Hagstrom, Nick DiCarlo, Richard Fortier, Paul Pelletier, Glenn Lemieux. Row 2 — Dave Picard, Rick Allard, Brian Mellon, Jim Kerr, Bob Bekier, Don Hall, Dennis Leonard. Row 3 — Rick Hall, Eric Bengston, Blare LeBlanc, Jeff Dempsey, Dan McCullen, Coach Healey, Mike Moreau, Pete McDonough, Brian Jezyk, Bob Rainville, Ron Perkins, Tonv Romano. BASKETBALL gi5Upy ‘5 L-R Row 1 — Bill Stairs, John Hachey, Brian Jezyk. Row 2 — Harry Griffin, Vin Allard, Charles Bonzey, John Gagliardi, Tony Belliveau, Nick DiCarlo, Dave Picard. Row 3 — Eric Bengston, Dennis Leonard, Pete McDonough, Bob Bekier. 64 SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Joanne Francis, President; Robin Scott, Vice President; Maureen Foley, Treasurer; Lisa Swedberg, Secretary. 65 66 TAMARA ANDERSON “Smile, it makes people wonder what you're up to.” .. .Sewing. . . Caps Gowns... Aftermath Staff 4; VINCENT JAMES ANDRESANO “If it weren’t for the last minute, a lot of things would never get done.”’ . . . Blue 68 Grand Prix . Conlee 4th period. . . Sentry . LYNN MARIE ANDERSON “When she doesn’t laugh or smile, you know it’s a bad day.” . . . Brett. . . Mary’s side kick . . . Minnesota Vikings . . Swedish. . . Chorus mee US| Ceara Office Staff 1; Library Aid 1,2,3,4; Home Room Representative 2,3,4; Chess 2,3; Prom Committee 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Magazine Drive 4: Volley Ball 3,4; Aftermath CYNTHIA KATHRYN ARMY “My biggest goal consists of; not ever falling, but rising everytime | fall.” stains SADOY coca BOO ars Jack August. . . ‘All Right’’ . . Motor Mouth. . . Karen’s sidekick. . . Library Aid 1; Magazine Drive 1,2,3; Chess Club 2; Varsity Hockey Cheerleader 2; Field Hockey 2; MARY BETH ANDERSON “The day shall not be up so soon as l, to try the adventure of tomorrow.” = ohory. . Dumb Italian. . .Guidance... Nancy Betty's Sidekick er GuICT amas Chess Club 2; Guidance 2,3,4; Office 2,3; Guidance Advisory Committee 4; Parent Advisory Committee 4; GLENN ARMY “To ere is human; to blame it on the other guy is even more human.” ANTIONETTE ANDREOLI “Yes | will. . . Indeed | will Palanan . . . Cookie. . . Future Nurse. . . Vicki's sidekick ; . WOD = 2 Millie Drama Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Aftermath Staff 4; Homeroom Representative 4; MICHAEL ARMSTRONG “And now for something completely different.”’ Led: Zeppiiineaeae Rolling Stone. . . Monty Python. . . Kalaysia . WiPOD eaeee tay tebe MARK EDWARD AUSTIN “| take my fun where | can find it.” WILLIAM EDWARD BENNES “If | got nothing else out of school, at least | got Myself out.” . . . Conlee’s 4th period . . . Red Chrysler. . . Lisa e253 ;4 5 LYNN ANN AUBREY ‘You have done it by being yourself, perhaps that is what being a friend is all about.” Pee RiChcmemeeinayrotan ... The Fair. . . Debbie's sidekick. . . ‘yeah right!”’ eee QUINS |G ma Ring Committee 2; Cheerleading 2,3,4 (co-captain) 4; Track 2,3; Prom committee 3; Soccer Manager 3; Aftermath Staff 4; JOANNE BIANCULLI “You can tell more about a person by what he says about others than you can tell by what others say about him.” . . Mary Hartman. . . Joe oe DODUlAaleeee pretty). Track 1,2,3; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Guidance 1,2,3,4; Home Room Representative 3; Aftermath Staff 4; MARC THOMAS AUCLAIR “Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.” . . . quiet. . . snowmobile Hockey 3,4; DAVID BOIRE “| ain't gunna let Millbury High School interfere with my education.” ee Maureen aan Golf 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Hockey 3. BETTY ANN BEESLEY “One day you'll find your restless searching at an end, you'll think the world has changed but it’s just you.” . . Myers. . . Volkswagon . . . Marybeth and Nancy’s sidekick . . . the Cape. most polite . BARRY PHILIP BERTHIAUME “School is a building that has four walls — with tomorrow inside.” . tweet... bird. . . his We ese baseball 1,2; basketball 1,2; 67 68 PHILIP THOMAS BORIA “| take life as it comes.”’ Se Phil eee Windtall Unca’ Phil. KATHY BOURDEAU “Keep smiling — it makes people wonder what you're up to.” . . . parties. . . Royal Pizza . . . 6th period gym class 9 y PAIRMe) . 5 « UII? RY SHARON LEE BRADY “| wish to be no one else but me.” . Brian. . . Her diamond . October 15... ‘‘l hate this place”. . . the van. petite . KAREN BREWER “Innocent are her looks but not her ways.” . party. . . “mushroom” an a WiiKSe ae COW Mn down the cellar. . . ‘Give me a break!”’. . CHRISTOPHER BOUCHER “| finally got it all together, but | forget where | put it.” Tammy. . . football Football 1,2,3,4 MARC ROGER BOURDEAU “There’s a little bit of evil in all of us.”’ : Eddy . . . basketball ee PaktlCSmacmr Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Golf 3; Aftermath Staff 4: SCOTT ROBERT BRADY “Everyday should be passed as if to be our last.” . . John Denver” . boobsee. . . athletic... Football 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 2,3; Baseball 3,4; Lettermen DAVID BRIDDON ‘“! never let school interfere with my education.” vie QUIGEA JEAN CALLAHAN “Friendship is a quality.” NANCY L. CONNOR “We know nothing of tomorrow, our happiness lies in today.”’ . ‘I've got a question” . stubborn. . . Nance . . . 7th period gym class .. . Millbury Library. . . “future nun’?... Marybeth’s sidekick. . Watch out Anna Maria! . JOEL CARLSON “God, reform the world, but please don't start with me!” ROBERT E. CARROLL “No one conquers who does not fight.” . Moe. . . Football . “Aww’’. . . Motorcycles ... That's cute, real cute” ...his temper. . . Junior Year, Aargh!... Football 1,2,3,4 (co-captain 4); Hockey 4. SUSAN CALOCCI “Tomorrow is just a vision — today is the day to be happy.” . . .red challenger. . . the Malte siialleemeoth period Guidance. . . Office . her clothes . LOIS CARLSON “One only gets out of life what he has put in.” ee ROnhiCmmesniels Giainon Gina {Ose Muster Team. . . Nursing . Volleyball 2,3,4; Library Staff 3,4; Homeroom Representative 4; Aftermath Staff 4. CAROL ANN CHOINIERE “A smile is a whisper of a laugh.” . .quiet. . .Mike. . . her hope chest . Innocent???. . . her ring JEAN ELIZABETH CORDELLA “lam not afraid of tomorrow, for | have seen yesterday, and | love today.’ ie DarticS eae .d a Sear. small business. . . 6th period gym class . Senior Skip Day . changed... 69 70 JOHN RICHARD DEMERS ‘Ride a Honda, it’s good for you.” .. - AV; man...� how do you do this?” . . . Honda 350... .Auburn Mall. . . Janitor. ..Maine.. . J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. Baseball 2; Audio Visual Staff 3,4. KAREN M. DINSDALE “Only you'll arrive at your own made end, with no one but yourself to be offended; it is you that decides, for wherever you go the world will follow, so let your reasons be true to yourself.” ... Sentry. . . blue vega . . future teacher. . . poet . . tootsie Rolls. . . Worcester State. . . Senioritis!!. . . Teacher's aid 1; Drama Club 1; Track Team 2; Chess Club 2; Poetry Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Class Photographer Committee 3; Aftermath Staff 4; Homeroom Representative 4; Commencement Committee 4. JANE MARGARET CROWLEY “Reality rarely matches dreams, but only dreams give nobility to purpose.” . .sports. . .Soap operas . .quiet. . . ‘| missed the DUS ee ANSeIM Siar Student Council 2; Field Hockey 2,3,4 (co-captain 4); Basketball manager 3; Aftermath 4. MICHELLE CECILE DUBOIS “| want to learn what life is for, | don’t want much, | just want more, so let me do everything.” oe SCAM ce OEMs cane Mimi. ..Anna Maria. . . Med Tech. . . “Yeah, huh” Teacher's aid 1; Office Staff 1; Chess club 1,2; Track Team 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Field Hockey manager 4; Aftermath Staff 4. MICHAEL CHARLES CUTTING “All | want is less to do, more time to do it, and more pay for not getting it done.”’ . . . blue falcon. . . party! eeee OCU, eee eC eee meat cutter man... ‘Oh eah”’. y ae Football 1; Chess Club 2,3. DEBORAH ANNE DULUDE “All your dreams have tumbled to the corners of your mind, you'll find them there if you just take the time.” . . .Debbie. . . the Mart . . . Lynne’s sidekick. . . Quinsig. . .John... Teacher's aid 1; Chess Club 1,2; Class Ring Committee 2; Track Team 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Frisbee Club 3; Library Staff 4; Aftermath Staff 4. STEVEN KENT DESCHENE “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men.” 7) DEDDIE wee: Basketball 1; Soccer 3; Baseball 2,4. MARY F. DRANGINIS “Innocent are her looks but not her ways.” . . .Gigi. . . Sheila’s sidekick. . . “Turkey”. . . Leo’s Hairdressing. . . Chorus 1,3,4; Magazine Drive 4; Library Staff 4. PATRICIA DUSO “Some minds are like concrete — all mixed up and permanently set.” See batty a hennalres- Bob. . . Marie’s sidekick . her pearl. . . the van Cheering 1; Office Staff 3. THOMAS DWINELL ‘What we learn with pleasure we never forget.” See LOMmeners DantyinG eam skipping. . . quiet. . . late JOANNE MARIE DUMAS “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” TO eee eeinendlys Health Services Class . Cheering. . . Sue and Rob's sidekick . Cheering 2,3,4 (co-captain 4); Prom Committee 3. RAYMOND MARCEL ELIE “To live long is almost everyone's wish, but to live it well is the ambition of a few.” eee quictheess MOSE Valuable. . . ““‘Rowdie Ray”’ ... Frankenstein”. . . Washington, D.C.. . . Big Ray . Track Team 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Soccer 3; Football 4; Commencement Committee BONNIE JEAN DUQUETTE ‘Strength is the capacity to break a candy bar in four pieces with your bare hands — and then eating just one of the pieces.” . . Little One. . . Duke .. .Hershoes.. . 48%” Te JAnlSneeeast Chance. . . Aftermath 4. CARL EDWIN FJELLMAN “It isn’t what you know that counts, it’s what you can think of in time.” ...Carlos. ..Merc. Mic. . . Good Times . girls. . . parties. . . cows .. . witty. . . Track Team 2,3,4; Gymnatics Club 3; Soccer 3,4 (co-captain 4). MM 1 ¥ STEVEN JOSEPH DUSO “There has never been a statue erected to the memory of someone who let well enough alone.” ee OLE VER S| a ee rez . Eagle Scout — 98 . Class Brain. . . Future Physicist of America . “Selectman”... Magazine Drive 1,2,3; Science Club 1; Chess Club 2; Student Council (vice president) 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Class President 3; Prom Committee 3; Bicycling Club 3; Volleyball 3; Horace Mann 3,4; Soccer 4; Future Scientist Club 4; Aftermath 4; U.N. Program 4; Commencement Committee Chairman 4; Town Government Day Selectman 4; Rensselaer Medal Winner. WILLIAM JOHN EKBERG “| went to school, but | still think it was a bad idea.” . . Hiking. . . concerts . the beach. . . Chevy . . Van. . . Fish Chips per. Pontiac. .2. Hairy Canary. . . Quarter Pounder. . .C.B.. Gymnastics 3; Audio Visual Staff 4. i 71 MAUREEN ELIZABETH EOREN ‘Happy is the person who knows what to remember of the past, what to enjoy of the present, and what to plan for the future.” . . . Bobby. . . the beach BARBARA ANN FOSTER “The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed.” .. . Barb: = a cheeringiees: . . . Most all-around... : “What a fag”. . . the Cape Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Track Re ee he Team 2,3,4 (tricaptain); Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Guidance Staff 2,3,4; Intermural Volleyball 3; Girls’ State Representative 3; Prom Committee 3; Reflector Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Aftermath Staff 4; rete EL Committee Wadsworth’s Pest. . . Office Staff 2; Chess Club 2; Cheering 2,4; Track Team 2,3,4; Field Hockey 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Aftermath Staf 4. DEBORAH ELAINE FOSTER KIM MARIE FOSTER “Friendship doubles our joy “The smallest deed is better and divides our grief.” than the greatest intention.” — . . Debbie. . . her friends . .Californialie ] Mikeree = 54 plMlr WCE. = une inquisitive. . . Studeo. . . management Guidance Staff 2,3,4; . . - Quinsig. . . “Gimme a Magazine Drive 3; Volleyball break”. . . Senioritis. . . 4: Aftermath Staff 4; Class Photographer Homeroom Representative Committee 3; Aftermath 4. Staff 4. JOANNE CORRINNE FRANCIS “Do not follow where the path leads, rather, go where there is no path and leave a BETH ANN FOX trail.” “Life is like a piano — what .. .Pudgy.. . Most you get out of it depends on Valuable. . . ‘‘the’’ Prez how you play it.” .. . friendly. . . Anna . . intellectual. . . : Maria Art Major. . . her Washington, D.C.. . . quiet clothes . . . Lisa and Rib’s . . .Class Brain. ._. Dr. Fox sidekick. . .nicesmile. . . -. halfback. . . French athletic. . . one of a kind _- - drive” acar?... ._. .Student Council 1,2; diets? . . . “Ah, she’s Basketball 1,2; Field Hockey strange anyway’. . . 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Ski Leave me alone’... Club 2,3; School Conduct Golfland (ick). . . Code Committee 2; Class Student council 1,2,3,4; President 2,4; Class Field Hockey 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Prom Guidance Staff 2,3; National Committee 3; Reflector Staff Honor Society 2,3,4; Horace 3.4: Aftermath Staff 4: ’ LINDA LOUISE GAGLIARDI “As you go to find yourself, don't look to hard, you may pass yourself by, just make yourself last.”’ Se adalatelelfeyn 5 oMEEeb. 6 DEBORA ANN GAGNON “Laughter is the shock absorber of life’s blows.” os) ROUOmiaen tt eee Sears... Breakfast. . . Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball nice clothes. . . McDonalds 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 2; . . wiggle wiggle. . Guidance Staff 2,3; always talking. . . senioritis Aftermath Staff 4. DEBORAH JEAN GARRIEPY ‘Her strongest muscle is her tongue.” meee FONK oe ae LINdy, star . . .Debbie. . .parties. . . Bev's sidekick. . . talkative . . . basement queen . MARIE GOULDING “If | got nothing else out of school, at least | got myself out.” . Kelly. . . 65 Chevy eee OUP atty:s sidekick. . . ‘‘Why can't 1?” ..Jeans. ..herhair... BigD.. . partying. . . the beach... Track 1,2; Ski club 2; French club 2; Office Staff 2,3; Frisbee club 3; THOMAS EDWARD GEER “It's time to go to the smoking area.” . Tom. . . his patched jeans. ..cars...the cleaners . . . Ski club 3; Frisbee club 3; Pitch-club ba} JEFF NOBLE GILLETTE “One trouble in the world today is that there are too many people in it who are willing to put in their ears but not willing to now.” Sage ee ree J.V. Football 3; Chess; . ANN MARIE GENDRON “A swarm of bees in May, Is worth a load of hay; A swarm of bees in June, Is worth a silver spoon; A swarm of bees in July, Is not worth a fly.”’ . . . McDuff. . . accounting . . . State of New York . ERIC HALL GOSSELIN “The work of an unknown good man is like a vein of water flowing hidden underground, secretly making the ground greener.”’ MGR Track 3; MGR Cross country 3; MGR Cross country 4; MICHAEL ROLAND GAULIN “If everything appears to be going well, you've obviously overlooked something.” � � sIMEWMet, . . Yelerer. . . the barn. . . Laurie. . . Mobil. . .'65 Chevy. . his hair. . duit THERESA ANN GOYETTE “All the wonders you seek are within yourself.’ ee RICKY Fame Chickene BOCK ae Mines seme breakfast . . . Mcdonald’s . hope chest. . . ‘Il can’t wait to get out of here!”’. . . talkative . . . her car troubles... Terri. Yearbook 4; 73 MARK ROBERT GRAVEL MARK BURTON GRIGGS “Remember what peace “True friendship is like there may be in silence.” phosphorescence, it glows _. . Sentry. . . Pit. best when the world around Flasn =i, . QUitar .-= you goes dark.” Summer Breeze. . . _ Griggsie . J.V. Football 1; Chess club Hockey 4: 3; Guitar club 4; KAREN LYNN GRUNDSTROM “Wait one hour, I'll be ready in two. I’m thinking!” .. .Joey. . . her pearl. KEVIN GUIOU Cindy's sidekick. . . “If you don’t know where breakfast. . . ‘Waita you're going, any road will minute!” . . . travel . get you there.”’ babysit . Guidance 1: Magazine Drive 1; Field Hockey 2,3; Yearbook 4; CHRISTINE ANN HAGSTROM “They can change their minds, but they can’t change me. I’ve got a dream.” ANTHONY JOSEPH HACHEY “Anybody who doesn’t cut his speed at the sight of a police car is probably parked.” . . . Christinee-Weenie . Sepa a ae JOCK Ee Thompson Pond. . On Veemeer bowling. . . secretary. . . Cross Country 1,2,3,4; EW eS Soda. = o1letsle” Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track sues 1b2 0.4: Tennis 3; Library aid 3; Volleyball 3,4; DONNA LEE HALL LISA ANN HAGSTROM “Even though it’s hard to “If you don’t understand my recognize, all things are silence, you will not clear from time to time.”’ understand my words.” ee DO tuLune . concerts . . . Smith’s scientist of America. . . . Skiing. . . Cape Cod in Simica. . . ‘Sure as Hell winter . . . Connecticut ya”. . . Gansett Talls . . rides. . . Guidance 2; Ski “Want a raisin.”’. . . the club 3,4; Cape. . volleyball 3; handball: ROBERT GARY HALL BRIDGET ELIZABETH I've never been poor, only HAMILTON broke. Being poor is a frame “Personally | am always of mind.” Being broke is — ready to learn, although | only a temporary situation. don't always like being a DOD ae ain cree ce football. . . ‘Watch out eo aly witty Uncle Sam.” . Mapes os pe aA Homeroom Representative Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2: BEV ar hockeA: Vice-President 2. DEBORAH JEAN HAMILTON “One may be a companion to fancy but must follow reason as a guide.” .Deb. . . To the Limit . . . llie Nastase fan . March 4th. . . F(X). . Intramural International Handball 3; Tennis club 3,4; Student Representative for Presidential Classroom 4; Guidance office 2; Reflector Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4. BRENDA ELLEN HENRY ‘The greatest truths are the simplest.” . Billy. . . anything fora laugh. . . talkative . friendly... Intramural International Handball 3; Field Hockey manager 2; Yearbook 4. BARRY KENNETH HIGGINBOTTOM “Goal in life, to live life to it’s fullest.”’ JAY JOHN HUCHOWSKI “You can’t win them all!” pee OChaetes HarduRnoad . . Drifty’s buddy . ot tee : AUT Fake Saturday Night Special . : Bree eC NIUE sean a Pussy whipped? . . . party FOr o OUZUKIE Debb recark his hair. . . Wish the class Me aaenicr p of ‘77 the best of luck . pe : ee AV. Staff 3,4: Basketball 2: reflector 2. MARIE ANN INGALLS ‘Where there is music, there is love.”’ oe aQuilarcn. - Mickeys... Disney’s biggest fan. . . Mr. Wardsworth's pest. . . ALFRED JAGIELSKI tennis club 3,4; Homeroom “Worry is the interest paid Representative 4; Library on trouble before it 1,2,3,4; Chess 3,4; French 1; becomes due.” Drama 1; Yearbook 4; ‘Ale Magazine Drive 3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Jewelry Drive 4; Christmas Bazaar 4; Chorus 4. 76 BARRY WILLIAM JENSEN “You'll never guess what Kathy did this time.”’ ALAN JOHNSON “What we learn with pleasure we never forget. pao JOLLY mien NAL Vaememe “69” Charger. . . Pleasant . . . Greenwood St. Park Valley . . . ‘‘65’’ Dart millers SCOTT WILLIAM JOLIN “Nothing in this world is so powerful as an idea whose time has come.” eee OF Stale Northeastern . . . Goalie © CHERYL ANN KEITH . . .Comet. . . Pharmacist “Truth has no special time Ve f it’ Its h J.V. Baseball 2; Volleyball aigivee s hours is now Club 3; Frisbee Club 3; W Achertee ahereiones Varsity Baseball 3,4; Varsity | | | Steve. . . Park Hill. . . Soccer 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Dollars For Scholars 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN MARIE KESSLER “If time stood still we would 7 j be here forever.” The most lost day of all is .. . Wally. . . Led Zepplin one which you have not . . eagle eyes. . . Kathy laughed. LAURIE JEAN KEISNER LAUREN N. KORCH “Dream what you dare to dream. Be where you want to go. Be what you want to ROBERT DUNCAN KIRKPATRICK “To err is human; to blame be. Live.”’ it on the other guy is even aw ide Siz ee MIKO eee more human.” Royal. . . 6th period gym 4� Kirk. 3. tall? ooo. class. . .Bee. . . New SKINNY see WUNCHiEN er, Year's Eve. ..Rip... Homeroom Representative 4; Yearbook 4. MARY MARGARET KOTEL “The soul would have no rainbow, had the eyes no tears.” MEENA atiOtS ee | bOD ... The Cape. .. Anna Maria. . . Lynn’s sidekick . East Millbury girl. . . Mare Mare... Magazine Drive 1,2,4; Chess CDI OAN FL Ow2,o. 4: Library Staff 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Yearbook 4. GEORGE EDWARD LaMONTAGNE “Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. He can set you free.”’ ae Sentive House... French Club 3,4; A.V. 4. . the Coffee CHRISTINE GAIL LACOY “Patience is bitter, but it’s fruit is sweet.”’ ee ChriSmeese a qulet, mature person. . . John Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drum Corp 3; Volleyball 4; Library Aid 4; Yearbook 4. SHARON ANN LaCROSSE “If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours.” - � VOW). 2 a� SMPs o Lac... breakfast. . McDonald’s. . . Fitz. smiling... Track 2; Ring Committee 2; Ski Club 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4. MARY FRANCES LACOY “Innocent are her looks, but nor her ways.” . Valley airs Drum and Bugle Corp aa atis oe ChOnusmem= GUICtE shrimp. Chorus 23,4: Cafeteria Worker 3,4; Yearbook 4. DOROTHY LAGUE “Innocent are her looks, but not her ways.” eee Dottie: KATHY ANN LACONTO “Take one day at a time and enjoy the simple things in life.” .My car. . . “Aw Man!!”’ . . . partying tree. . . the park. . . lunatics . music . Chess Club 1,2: N.H.S. 2,3,4: Yearbook 4. THOMAS JOSEPH LUCAS “The world was not made in a day, so why worry?”’ eee KG seen MOST Athletic. . . the park. . . “The V-Dub”’. . . Chinese Food. . .$5 moon. . Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Student council 4: Lettermen’s Club 4. Tide 78 NANCY LIBERTY “As you ride yourself over the fields; and you make all your animal deals. And your wise-men don’t know; how it feels. . . to be THICK. asia, BRICKee ee . . Rock N’ Roll. concerts. . . dance. Southern Comfort. . . Jethro Tull. . . Led Zepplin . . .Queen. . . Cat Stevens CLC ere Onby: Phthon’s Flying Circus”. . “Saturday Night Live”. . . “Oh Flayhees”’ . WP: 0: Dies Drama Club 3,4. NAOMI LOUISE MARTIN “The smallest deed is better than the largest intention.” . . . friendly. . . Tommy . . . intellectual... Library Aid 2; Office Staff 2,4; Reflector Staff 4. BEVERLY FLORENCE McCLINTOCK “The only way to avoid trouble is to cause it and GARY LATRAVERSE run.” “School is a building that ...Ernie. . . Debbie's has four walls — with sidekick. . . Bev. . . The tomorrow inside.” Cape eee stCalismaem bowling. . . witty. . Frisbee Club 3. TERESA MARIE McNAMARA “No one knows what she can do till she tries.” DAVID JAMES MEAD “Cruelty is man’s worst 2 Ley hin on ROVAlS eee enemy.” 6th period gymclass.. . . Most Unforgettable . basement. . . good times his hair. . . his radio. . . his sandals. . . Frisbee Club 3; Yearbook 4. DANIEL MARK MARDIROSIAN “Everyone's a little crazy, some people are just crazier than others.” . Bonnie. . . “What Junior Year?” . . . Mardi ... parties. . . Class Clown. . Representative 1,2; Football 1,3; Frisbee Club 3; Prom Committee 3. FRANCIS GORDAN McCULLEN “The only way to stay sane in this world is to be a little crazy.” ot « Partyl oareibtankicesras Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intermurals 2,3; Ski Club 2,3; Gymnastic Club 3. PAUL FRANCIS MITCHELL “The nice thing about SHEILA ANN MOQUIN meditation is that it makes “Life is meant to be lived doing nothing quite and loved.”’ respectable.” . . . Best Dressed. . . her Seamed Mitchicg. 9 fOOd Ila... ¢ hair. . . friendly. . . Mary’s Mr. Wadsworth. . . Typing sidekick. . . Cougar. . . — Mrs. McCarron... Library 1,2,3; Frisbee Club teacher’s pest. . . 3; Homeroom Chess Club 1,2; Frisbee Representative 4. Club 3. ROBERT NAIKELIS “Few men realize how much trouble they get into.” SOD a Dane ne party. . . his Station Wagon ELAINE MARIE NAULT “Wear a smile and have friends, wear a scowl and have wrinkles.” -.. Party. . . East Millbury Frisbee Club: Chess Club. Frisbee Club 3. VICKI DARLENE NELSON “Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there’s still time to change the road you're on.” ...Nels. . . Valley 5 MARY O'KEEFE a ihcloaeaa a “I never look into the future; Cookie’s sidekick a _ State Pcomes spon crougl. of Washington . oe CUlCtemem DeLILeN Thompson Pond. . . Cap’n Grounchieeene Volleyball (Intramural) 3; Magazine Drive 3; Yearbook Staff 4. JEFFREY HAROLD LAWRENCE WILLIAM OSTROWSKI at PARKER “Life is very interesting if “Speech is the gift of all, but you make mistakes.” thought of few.” eeOZZIC - Jeff. ow . . .Lunch period... party... Nazi's... Washington St. Park. . . Hockey 1,2,3,4 (varsity); BUNGHee LADS oth Baseball 1,2,3,4 (varsity); period English. . . Judy Football 3 (varsity); ee Homeroom Representative Chess Club 1,2; Frisbee 2,3; Frisbee Club 3; Prom Club 3; Track 3,4. Committee 3. 79 80 ROBERT EDWARD PEARSON “Never try to make anyone like yourself; you Know, and everyone else knows, that one of you is enough.” ee eetheSLOn meme “Something like that”... Duke. ..Tunafish. . . tall . . . Pearson the Person ee UIOUem aE CISSOlse Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Chess Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. JEAN ROBICHAUD “Conscience is the inner voice that warns us somebody may be looking.” . Jeannie . DAVID FRANCIS PRATT “Individuality is a mark of character.”’ Peehisi clothes amemeaiiint .. . Athletic. . . Barber Shop Quarter. . . Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; (Intramural 3); Baseball 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Photography Club 1; Ring Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Representative 3,4; Guidance 3,4; Student Council (President) 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Commencement Committtee WAYNE FRANCIS RICE “When | say | Know women, | mean | know that | don't know them.” ...Peggy. . . The Stang . English 5a + b ‘‘Wads”’ on ee OU|ClKaaemeee Track 1,3,4; Drama Club 1; Chess Club 1,2; Travel Club 2: French Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4. ROBERT RAINVILLE “You will do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm.” x � lexeley. DEBBIE RIESER “Quiet she is while under rule, but oh how different out of school.” . . . Wilks. . . the cellar ee DalilVememeCals trouble??? . . .Dooba DANA LEE PIERCE “If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words.’ Se OMG sae DCAnheam M.S.B; 2 JUV Stee nO way’. . . Teddy. . . Great Dane. . .Gimple. . skiing. . . beaches . Homeroom Representative 4; Yearbook Staff 4. RONALD SALOIS “Life in the twentieth century is like a parachute jump: you have to get it right the first time.” .. Joe. . J JoAnne. DIANE SAUCIER “Life is full of surprises.” ae DOD ee SUSAN JEAN SMITH “Grant that | may not criticize my neighbor until | have walked a mile in his shoes.” ...Sue.. . ‘Spaceshot”’ .quiet. . .changed... Basketball 1; Speedball (Intramural) 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Magazine Drive 1,2,3,4; Dollars for Scholars 2,3. ROBIN LEE SCOTT “If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away.”’ ee RIDDONS esa RODOr herlaugh. . . ‘This is true”’ . . . Sweden, Sweden, La, Ham fan cae ose LeeVIES Field Hockey 1,2,3; Track 2; Ski Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Representative 2,3; Vice President 4; Office Staff 2; Ring committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4. PATRICIA MARY SHEEHAN “Oh, what a tangled web do parents weave when they think that their children are naive.” ...Patty. . . petite. Village Knoll. . . quiet. TAMMY ANN SHAFFER ‘True innocence is being ashamed of nothing.”’ eae Christen oentry a: pearl. . . most feminine . changed... Track (Manager) 2; Teachers Aid 1; Guidance 2; Office Staff 3; Poetry Club 3; Magazine Drive 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Dollars for Scholars 2; Christmas Ball 4; ROBIN ANN SMITH “I’m okay. God doesn’t make junk.”’ we emonny = Park Hill . . basement. . . partying MUS Clee © Dall eeame Peoples Nursing Home . Office Staff 3. SUSAN MARIE SAUCIER ‘People are like wine — age sours the bad and improves the good.”’ . . .Smith’s. . . her jewelry . . . Saucer. . . out-going Volleyball (Intermural) 3; Tennis Club 3; Library Staff 2,3; Reflector Staff 2,3. WILLIAM ADOLPHUS SOUCY “The trouble with doing something right the first time is that nobody appreciates how difficult it was.” ...Souce.. . the Bird . master mechanic?? oe CX Celent arma Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball (Intramural) 3; Soccer 4; Ski Club 4; Audio Visual 3; Chess Club 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4. 81 82 TONY BRIGGS TARASKIEWICZ “When | do right, no one remembers, but when | do WONG eee ee tOOLDall ae Football 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA A. TOWER “To make the world a friendly place, one must show it a friendly face.” . .Carmen. . . Breakfast . . McDonald's. . . Pat Peainseleeanigh Tensions (Cross Street). . . Smiley. . on. HOWEI aa Softball 1; Basketball (J.V.) 1; Basketball (V.) 2,3; Yearbook Editor 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Ring Committee 2. . ‘lm hungry” a ateeatewee LISA ANNE SWEDBERG ‘Talk she can, talk she will, Her tongue is seldom ever still.” . . Bomber. . . Thumbs . . Surefoot. . . Pudgy Robin's sidekick . . . Ronny es LUCVIGSON Sea Artistic . . . Prom Queen ...her yodel. . . yuk, yuk, yuk. . .Sveden Borger. . . Field Hockey 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Ski club 2; Student Council 2; Homeroom Representative 2,3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Class Ring Committee 2; Class Secretary 4; Senior Photographer; National Honor Society 2,3,4; French club 1; Drama club 1; Yearbook 4. JOHN TRANTER “If people would learn to laugh at themselves, they would always be amused.”’ . . Rt. 20 Pizza. . . Torino Party ge io UCL arene Ben. ..goodtimes... JANET ANN SWETT “Could we but draw back the curtains that surrounds each other’s lives, See the naked heart and spirit, Know what spur the action gives, Often we would find it better, Purer than we judge we would; We would love each other better, If we only understood.” . . truth seeker people Hockey (J.V.) 1; Basketball (J.V.) 1; Basketball (V.) 2; Volleyball 3. LOUIS VULTER “Today is Monday — four more days until the weekend.” DAVID WALTER TAYLOR “The real problem of leisure time, is how to keep others from using yours.” esequlet= [ee Nhockeyiaueurs Dave... noes (V.) 1; Hockey (J.V.) 4. HUNG DUC TRAN “The cause of freedom is the cause of God.” ...Smile...friendly.. . sports. 2 = the casiSnas Well’s buddy. . . Oriental Track Team 3; Soccer Team 4. KEVIN LEE WELLS “A hard beginning maketh a good ending.” o IPaIMs c o SHEVA). c = future Lawyer. . . most changed. . Baseball 2: Ski club 3; Vice President 1. LISA MARIE WILCZYNSKI “Be what you are, not what others want you to be.” . Billy 1,2,3,4. . . sports ee HurdleS2 =a Field Hockey 1,2,3,4 (Co-Captain); Basketball 3,4 (Tri-Captain); Track 2,3,4 (Tri-Captain); Letterman’s Club — President 4; Student Government Day Representative 3; Homeroom Representative; National Honor Society (Vice President) 2,3,4; Ring Committee 2; Prom Committee 3. ROBIN MARIE WACKELL “Don't walk in front of me — | may not follow — Don't walk behind me — 1 may not lead, walk beside me and just be my friend.” ee RODE OW Cidiyva get to school??...Jo Sue’s side kick. . . nice clothes. . . The Park . Parties . Cheerleading 2,3; Class secretary 2,3; Ring Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Co-chairperson of Commencement activities 4; Office 4; Guidance 3,4; Homeroom Representative. DENA WOODEN “| thought I’d never live to see the day.”’ oe GOrdone basement . pearl. ..the center... the van. . . St. Vincent's . party . . nurse . Class Treasurer 1. PETER ALLAN WAHLSTROM “If life is like a hockey game, I'll be spending most of my time in the penalty box.”’ Pee OCKCY eae) ON Nae: the Cape. . . Levis. . Ralph . Hockey (V.) 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Baseball (J.V.) 1; Baseball (V.) 2,3,4; Ski club 3; Homeroom Representative 3: RICHARD JAMES YOUNG “When this you see, remember me, and bare me in your mind, let all the world say what they may, speak of me as you find.”’ ...AM.man. . . Barbara ROGER PAUL WHITE “The reward of a thing well done is to have done it.”’ = oo WENN OMS. 2 Washington St. Park . cross country. . . Basketball 1; Cross Country 4; Track 3,4; Chess Club 1,2. KENNETH JOHN WOOD “Money is like our arm or leg — use it or lose it.” . . . Miller’s Shell. . . 67 Chevelle. ..Ken... Hockey (V.) 2,3; Captain (J.V.) 4; Bicycle 3,4. 84 JACQUELINE HELEN ZUIDEMA MARK ZALTZBERG “Tomorrow's life is too late: “Doing nothing is often the Live today.” best remedy.” . . . Jackie. . . her clothes . Honda 350. . . party .. .Zider-Zee... basement. . . Santa’s Helper . Yea rbook Staff 4. CHARLES HARRIS ANDERSON PHYLLIS GAYLE BORIA “I’ve taken my fun where | “Time should be taken to be could find it.” oneself.” .Chas. . . party. . .the eee AICK Geen USI Crs Darkness her horses. ..party... Chess Club 1,2,3; Football quiet . 1,2,4. DANIEL MARK CHASSE “Keep the old as long as it is MARTHA BELARDO good, and take the new as “So many people in so many soon as it is better. oo (DTN co BUMS 5 BS Tae only I party. . . Sentry se Hard ; petite ie Mandy Road . . . Ahouski’s buddy so @ DWETMAM a 2. Track Team 1; Frisbee Club Se DOUGLAS MARSHALL JANNERY “Do not the most moving moments of our lives find us all without words.”’ . . .Dougie. . . quiet. pany. Chess Club 1,2,3. RAYMOND JOHN GRENIER “Ignorance is bold, and knowledge is reserved.”’ foe Raye = ParicSea: Hockey 1; football 1,2. WALTER ANTHONY JORDAN “Work amazes me.. .| could sit and watch it for hours!” . . . Bucky. . . the park . . . Joe’s Christmas party . . . Hard Road. . . party SEAN McLAUGHLIN “If you want all the conversation you can handle, put a bandage on your forehead.” . Michelle. . . Bozo. Chevy. . . Gulf station. Basketball 1; Soccer 2,3; Class President 1; Student Baseball 1,2,3,4. council 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club. MICHAEL PHILLIPS MARK MOORE “What we learn with “One trouble with the world pleasure, we never forget.”’ today is there are too many ee Miken Dany aie. people who are willing to concerts. . . awake?.. . put in their oars, but not Baseball 1,2; Chess Club enough willing to row.” 1,2; Reflector 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. RICHARD TEBO MICHAEL TOKUS “Monday is a rotten way to “Have fun while you're spend a seventh of your young; after that you'll have life.” to think of another excuse.” meee COSKY;S DOUG GY aaee .. .Mike.. . maroon Dick. . . Saturday Night falcon. . . party? . Special. . . ‘Awww’... . innocent?. . . rowdie! . BRUCE HERMAN WEAVER “Late to bed, Late to rise, Makes a person late for SCHOO mara . . Booze Reefer. . . jazz and blues. . . 10 year trumpeter. . . everyday a skip day . 86 RICHARD A. AUDETTE “Sometimes | sit and think, but most of the time | just sit | his Nova . ae JOHN JOSEPH COONS CAMERA SHY JAMES BENGSTON “Limitations seem real, but they are really just a dream.” CYNTHIA BARONI “I’m not lazy, I'm just saving my energy.” ROBERT FRANCIS COSKY GEORGE FREDRICK “Why should the devil have “Monday . . . four more DEWEY Q” days to the weekend! if : SR WR a ie. .. Crash. . . the Park YOu cant ae Rag Top. . . Jock... Se MCE Sop fella is Bud� _ . his snorkel Bete atin oa Soccer 3; Frisbee Club 3; coat. . . quiet. . . Texas ane Pitch Club 3,4. ay ROBERT FRANCIS KENNETH ELIE O CONNOR “The best way to avoid Success IS not permanent. trouble is to cause it and The same is true of failure.”’ runl”’ ese OKiGmeere CUIGtE ae. Basketball 1,4; Football 3,4: Track Team 2,3,4. Jean Galloway 87 88 JUNIORS CRASS OE EIGEN Ann Zawistowski, President; Amy Lacouture, Vice Belsito, Treasurer. President; Marybeth Lucey, Secretary; Pam 89 90 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFIGERS Mary Foley, Vice President; Karen Bernier, President; Donna Wiberg, Secretary; Pat Markey, Treasurer. 91 92 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Nancy Tokus, President; Cashman, Secretary. Brenda Belsito, Vice President; Cindy Ekland, Treasurer; Deb 93 MOST ATHLETIC Lisa Wilczynski Tom Lucas MOST CHANGED Jean Cordella Kevin Wells MOST VALUABLE Joanne Francis Ray Elie 94 FRIENDLIEST Joanne Francis Kevin Wells BEST DRESSED Sheila Moquin Barry Berthiaume sg ? Viel WITTIEST Bridget Hamilton Carl Fjellman 95 96 SHYEST Mary LaCoy Bob Pearson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lisa Swedberg Scott Jolin TEACHERS PEST Deb Gagnon Bob Cosky MOST UNFORGETABLE Marie Ingalls David Mead TALENTED Nancy Liberty Dan Chasse 97 98 he ae MOST ALL-AROUND Maureen Foley Raymond Elie MOST LOYAL George LaMontagne Maureen Foley CLASS BRAINS Beth Fox Steve Duso CLASS GRUB Marie Goulding MOST POLITE Betty Beasley Chris Boucher QUIETEST Mary Kotel Robert O’Connor 99 MOST MASCULINE MOST FEMININE Robert Carroll Tammy Shaffer MOST SERIOUS Ann Gendron Steve Duso CLASS CLOWNS Deb Gagnon Dan Mardirosian 100 CLASS HISTORY Man y of the riches that we now possess after the past four years here at Millbury Memorial High School will remain with us forever. For the majority of us these riches began to play a role in our lives as our class started to form in September of 1973. Being freshmen in high school was somewhat different from what we were used to. Now there were more responsibilities that required our undivided attention. During that year, we had no class advisor nor any class sponsored activities. However, we did elect class officers. Those elected were Walter Jordan as President, Kevin Wells as Vice-President, Cheryl Keith as Secretary, and Dena Wooden as Treasurer. Many of the little mistakes that we made were overlooked because being freshmen and introduced to a new set of rules and regulations, we really didn’t seem to know any better. Some of us still haven’t learned. Getting out at 12:30 left the afternoon for partying or whatever else came to mind at the time. Summer came and went all too quickly and we were right back here for another year. Having a whole year of getting away with many things seemed to make our sophomore year just a little bit more difficult than the year before. It seemed as though the faculty had summer meetings to decide how they could get even with us for all the mischievous acts committed during our first year. Now on top of the responsibilities which we had just adjusted to, there were all kinds of restrictions as well. Other than that, our sophomore year wasn’t so much different from our freshmen. Once again we chose class officers. Voted in were Joanne Francis as President, Bob Hall as Vice-President, Robin Wackell as Secretary, and Maureen Foley as Treasurer. Appointed as our first class advisor was Mrs. Griffin. Under her advisement we sponsored the annual Donkey Basketball Game. It was the first one to be organized by a Sophomore class. Even more important than that, she supported us during our ring campaign. Ordered were rings of every color from the traditional school colors of maroon and white, to colors that best suited individual tastes. Later in the year under a new advisor, Mrs. Anderson, our class presented the school with a dance featuring a group called STARFIRE. In addition to this, a car-wash, bake-sale was arranged for the day before Easter. Those that participated made all those activities worth while. Time passed quickly that year and before we knew it summer rolled around again. In September of 1975, we returned for our third year and it was entirely different from the previous two. This time we returned to a discipline code and a longer day, 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Now we had a whole new routine to get used to. Maybe the schoo! committee got tired of having sinks, doors, and tiles repaired among other things. During that year many class sponsored activities were assembled under the tremendous advisement of Miss Defeudis, and once again class officers were elected. Those voted in were Steven Duso as 101 102 President, Joanne Francis as Vice-President, Robin Wackell as Secretary, and Maureen Foley as Trea- surer. The activities for the year included a dance featuring American Standard, an unusual but inter- esting light bulb sale, two candy sales, a bake craft sale, a tremendous class effort in winning the murals contest with our olympic seal, and finally our Jr. Prom which was held on May 21st, 1976 at Maironis Park in Shrewsbury. The band was Dark Horse and even though they didn’t know our theme song, Precious and Few, they were still pretty good. Lisa Swedburg was chosen as queen, and her court consisted of Joanne Bianculli, Cheryl Keith, Tamara Anderson, Lynne Aubrey, Robin Wackell, and Sheila Moquin. Being our Bicenntenial Year seemed to bring more color and interest to our ac- tivities. This year we did many things that will always be looked back on and never forgotten. Such things as our Senior Supper at the William Paul House, our Christmas Ball at the Elmwood Street Cafetorium, the volley-ball, basketball game where the girls in the class and the male faculty members won, our class trip to the fabulous Oak Spruce Resort in the Berkshire Mountains, a car-wash, bake-sale, two dances, one of which featured ‘‘Firehouse’’ with Jay Huchowski, Danny Chasse, and Walter Jordon, class day, awards night, a halloween party, a Christmas Bazaar, and last but not least our graduation. Our class officers, President Joanne Francis, Vice-President Robin Scott, Secretary Lisa Swedberg, and Treasurer Maureen Foley along with class advisor Mrs. Sylvia Stepien (Brakett) and year book advisor Mr. David Wilbur deserve a lot of credit for their wonderful jobs, time, and effort. Our congratulations go to all of the members of our class who have maintained a position in the National Honor Society. Over the entire four years that we’ve been at Millbury High many of us partici- pated in sports, our annual magazine drive and many of the clubs that the school offered such as French, science, photography and others that were available. A lot of money was raised over the last two years thanks to the cooperation of many members of the class, which made it possible for a yearbook different from our predecessors yet containing all of the memories that we will value in years to come. Along with them, Mr. Drake and Mr. Roach are to be congratulated for making it through these four years with us and having the courage to continue on. Dr. Sylvia and Mr. Garabedien, who made it possible for all our money making activities also have our thanks, as do the rest of the faculty and administration for the encouragement and assistance they have given us over the past four years. Our High School years are now over and all of our ties with Millbury High will soon be broken. However, even though we may not have shown it too frequently, we all appreciate what Millbury High has given us and we will carry its riches with us forever. Written by — Lois Carlson CLASS GIFTS — To Mrs. Anderson we leave a life supply of citations. — To Mrs. Griffin we leave another room of sweathogs. — To Mrs. Dunn we leave cheerleaders with coordination. — To Mrs. Dupont we leave more kids for the National Honor Society. — To Mr. Bomengen we leave a school full of bigoted jocks. — To Mrs. Julian we leave a cooperative dummy. — To Mr. Ellis we leave a perma-lock zipper. — To Mrs. Kerins we leave a new chemistry lab and all the instruments. — To Mr. Wadsworth we leave a 10-year subscription to PLAYBOY. — To Mrs. Thompson we leave a Watts Line. — To Mrs. Matthews we leave unmarked table tops. — To Mr. Healy we leave a good news razor. — To the cafeteria workers we leave a new munu and a bigger scoop. — To Mr. Wilbur we leave his future bride. — To Mrs. Dickinson we leave a new pair of sneakers to sneak into the ladies room. — To Mr. Roach we leave the absence of our insubordination and our Double meaning words and our smoking area. — To Mrs. Baldwin we leave a Long coffee break. — To Mr. Drake we leave a new intercom system that’s all. — To Mr. O'Leary we leave an evening with Farah Fawcett Majors. — To Mrs. Wellens we leave better Luck next year. — To Dr. Sylvia we leave our gratitude and respect. — To Mr. Morril we leave Cheryl Keith. — To Mrs. McCarron we leave a class of Paul Mitchell’s. — To Mrs. Harrington we leave a class of Tamara Anderson’s. — To the new juniors we leave the priviage of being upper classmen. — To the new seniors we leave a book on how to party by Mardi. — To the incoming freshmen we leave the best 4 years of their lives. — To Mrs. Knowlton we leave a group of seniors who can sing. — To Mrs. Archambeault we leave people who don’t ask if Mr. Archambeault is her husband. — To Miss Debs we leave an antidote for her perfume. 103 104 105 SENIOR BREAKFAST 106 107 UGLIEST COUPLE DAY 108 ARBOR DAY 109 STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY LaRaoy ret revioet ff LE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION (y AA 114 115 116 Mr. Mrs. Paul W. Aubrey Mr. Mrs. Robert Dinsdale Debbie Dulude Mr. Mrs. Paul Pellitier Mr. Mrs. Norman Paille Jr. Edward Leonard Lisa Hagstrom Mr. Mrs. William Connor Linda and Angelo Mr. Mrs. Thomas Murray Margaret J. Sax S.J. Al Amen DeDus Mr. Mrs. Edgar Choiniere Lynne and Richie Tammy and Chris Donald F. O’Leary, Esquire Mr. Graham Roger N. McEnnis PATRONS Paul Clancy In Memory of My Brother, Donald Nelson Albert Francis Zider-Z “Formula 400” Mr. Mrs. Alfred J. Sylvia Mr. Mrs. Martin Roach Mr. Mrs. Joseph K. Matthews Mrs. Gonya Mr. Mrs. Drake A Friend Mr. Mrs. Edward P. Kaminski Mark Mr. Wadsworth Mr. Mrs. Harold F. Ostrowski Mr. Mrs. Sylvio Bourdeau Mr. Mrs. George W. Army Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Grundstrom Mr. Mrs. John H. Whittier Mr. Mrs. V. Victor Salo Roland Sylvia Gibeau, Janitor Secretary FRIENDS A Friend Marc Bourdeau Gramma Lindholm “| Second It” Ron Stacy Sharon Lindholm Miss Innocent??? Donna Barton Mr. Mrs. William F. Roach Sharon and Tommy Simple “Ski” Donna Wiberg Vicki Taft Carl Bennett The Joseph Malky Family Home Hopper and Purple Dragon Kathy Laconto Mr. Mrs. Ron Stacy A Friend William Grout Debbie Holland Karen Dinsdale Don the Swan Alice Fadden Gail and Franny Carmen and Patty Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Carrignant A Friend Tanella’s-October 30, 1976 Harvest Moon Lynn Anderson Mary Kotel Cookie Cindy Army Cha Cha and Creampuff Michael Phillips Chucky Eddie and Melissa Bilodeau Jane Crowley Tommy and Lynn Rembiszewski Mr. Carl Fjellman Mrs. Norman Paille Sr. P.E. Department Mrs. Bertha Lee ‘Leggs’, ‘Din Din’, and Dusty A Friend David, Debbie, and Mocha Leo from Sentry ‘Hardly’ Moe Stacy A Friend Bob and Moe J.Des Pub Phil and Katie Larry and Judy Kathy Bourdeau Crystal and Scott Jean Cordella Bozo and Dumbo Michelle and Sean Duck and Bonnie Zider-Z Donna Friendly Jack Lisa and Billy The Duke and Gidget Mrs. Harrington Mr. Mrs. Perry Marybeth Legassey Marybeth and Eddie Ray — President of N.H.S. “Big Mac Attack’ 117 + me ns nc Be Dy 118 GROUPS and CLUBS STUDENT NURSES L-R Row 1 — Mrs. Julian, N. Beasley, P. Cooney, M. Anderson, R. Smith, D. Foster, D. Audette, J. Dumas, P. Duso, M. Goulding. 119 OFFICE GUIDANCE STAF L-R Row 1 — Mrs. Kusy, M. Korville, B. Riani, J. Kenary, P. Belsito, M. Bernier, W. Stansbury, P. Stansbury, C. Eklund, B. Hamilton, P. Weaver. Row 2 — J. Gonsorcik, K. Foster, M. Lucey, A. Graves, D. Malkey, B. Hamilton, A. Lacouture, J. Ostrowski, D. Brady, J. Bianculli, A. Army, J. Callahan, D. lwanic, R. Wackell, L. Rojcewicz, J. Lec- laire, C. Belinskas, N. Connor, A. Teske, D. Grundstrom. WLM ise ale | Nl Ta LAN AHMET LIBRARY STAFF oe L-R Row 1 — A. Gendron, L. Aubrey, L. Carlson, M. Kotel, M. Ingalls, L. Sauer, L. Anderson. Row 2 — D. Gendron, C. Allard, D. Dulude, P. Gurney, C. Mitro, M. Dran- ginis. 120 YEARBOOK STAFF L-R Row 1 — C. Lacoy, T. McNamara, B. Foster, R. Wackell, K. Foster, M. Kotel, P. Tower, S. LaCrosse, L. Gagliardi, T. Goyette, A. Gendron, J. Crowley, S. Duso, V. Nelson, B. Fox, D. Dulude, D. Pierce, B. Duquette, B. Henry, C. Keith, J. Cordella, M. Foley, S. Brady, J. Francis, L. Swedberg. Row 2 — M. Bourdeau, W. Rice, B. Soucy, M. Ingalls, T. Lucas, B. Pearson, L. Anderson, M. Dubois, M. Lacoy, G. LaMontagne, K. Dinsdale, N. Connor, J. Zuidema, J. Callahan. REFLECTOR STAFF L-R Row 1 — R. Palusas, J. Randall, B. Picard, S. Roy, S. Stearns. Row 2 —N. Martin, P. Gurney, M. Sauriol, B. Weaver, Mr. Wadsworth, W. Stansbury, R. Salois. 121 STUDENT COUNCIL L-R Row 1 —M. Foley, T. Lucas, L. Gagliardi. Row 2 — B. Fox, J. Ostrowski, B. Oger. Row 3 — D. Pachiecco, V. Taft, P. Belsito, M. Korville, T. Szkutak, H. Griffin, J. Hachey, Mr. Gemme. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL L-R K. Bernier, M. Stacy, T. Mogren, K. Belliveau, P. Markey. 122 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L-R Row 1 — B. Riani, D. Bedard, M. Gilbert, W. Stansbury, P. Stansbury, M. Bernier, L. Wilczynski, Mrs. Dupont, R. Elie, D. Craw, A. Lund, K. Bernier, P. Belsito, D. Stol- berg. Row 2 — P. Markey, P. Gurney, S. Dubois, L. Frederico, J. Dudley, L. Sauer, B. Fox, D. Hamilton, S. Smith, M. Kotel, D. Eithier, C. Dawson, C. Dufault, J. Leclaire, B. O’Connor. Row 3 — M. Ingalls, L. Swedberg, T. Shaffer, M. Dubois, M. Foley, T. Mog- ren, J. Bonin, T. Bekier, R. Bricault, P. Pelletier. Row 4 — A. Marquis, T. Lowe, R. Hebert, D. Stairs, J. Green, C. Martin, S. Duso, S. Jolin, R. Pearson, L. Anderson. =—s00n6 THING IN UE LETTERMAN’S CLUB L-R Row 1 —R. Couture, S. Brady, T. Szkutak, R. Elie, S. Jolin, L. Wilczynski, D. 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