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

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The Craft Club, advised by the beloved Mrs. Sylvia Stephen, did individual projects this year. The boys learned how to sew while making pot holders, and the girls in the club improved their skills in the delicate art of embroidery. Row 1 (LtoR): K. Kinkopf, D. Stone, L. Kinkopf. Row 2: T. Carlson, L. Bratiotis, D. Prunier, R. Racicot, D. Blare. Row 3: N. Salois, L. Murray, L. Bourget, R. Boyda. The Home Economics Club set out to prove that not only does M.H.S. build superior academic minds, but superior preparers of cuisine as well. Once they “got cooking’, they were astounded at their formerly undiscovered talent and proficiency in this fine art. However, their own good nature and willingness to provide assistance to others caused their demise. On one occasion, they decided to sample others’ wares in order to evaluate the goods and offer possible suggestions as to improvement thereof. The ingrates who produced these concoctions informed the valiant members of this honorably-intentioned club that they did not appreciate the subjection of their foodstuffs to alien tastebuds. Thus, the club disbanded, vowing to save their skills and experience for later situations in which they would be more appropriately appreciated. Who do those people who think Row 1 (Lto R): D. Russell, D. Haddad, M. Seaver. Row 2: M. Brosnihan, L. Nasuti, McDonald’s french fries are cuisine N. Tokus, K. Green, D. Goyette, B. Hamilton, M. Graves, J. Strzelecki. Row 3: C. francaise think they are, anyway? Sirard, K. Paraisseau. 33

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MOSES AN Donald F. O’Leary Department Head fei SERA Mr. Joseph M. Archambeault Mrs. Kathy A. Archambeault Mrs. Margaret A. Matthews Mrs. Anne Holzwarth 16

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The officers for our final year at Millbury High were Maureen Stacy, President; Jackie Chagnon, Vice-President; Pam Shaffer, Treasurer; and Cheryl McDermott, Secretary. Under Dave Wilbur’s guidance, these four successfully provided the leadership for our super senior year and helped to bring the treasury from almost nothing to just enough to pay for the high cost of senior year expenses. Cindy Eckland, Debbie Cashman, Doreen Webb, Brenda Belsito. Pam Shaffer, Jackie Chagnon, Maureen Stacy, Chery] McDermott. Junior is the year when class activities begin to increase, and this year’s class was no exception. Advised by Mr. Dennis Leonard, their fundraisers included a cake sale, the sale of cloth calendars and two-year planners. The class also ran the Coke and candy concessions at the High School gym during the basketball season. The Juniors won the Winter Carnival Competition, and were responsible for sponsoring the record hop at the high school in March. The most prestigious event of the junior year, the prom, was held on May 18 at the Sheraton Yankee Drummer, and was a great success.