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

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anita. nee { Pi % a et tn gor CS The Class of ’81 Officers included: Lorraine Gauthier, President; Miriam Nash, Vice-President; Patricia Dunn, Treasurer; and Maggie Phillips, Secretary. Advised by Mr. Gary Robinson, the sophomore class sponsored many fund-raisers this year. These events included: a car wash, bake sale, Christmas Dinner, Night on the Town Raffles, another “Almost Anything Goes”, and a dance. Sophomore year is the year when the class orders its rings. The sophomores voted to allow an individual choice of stone colors. Lorraine Gauthier, Pat Dunn, Maggie Phillips, Miriam Nash. The Class of 82’ was advised by Mr. Robert Evers, and they soon learned that fund-raisers are necessary if a class wishes to have a good senior year. The freshman have organized a car wash and a dance; and they have been as active as past freshman classes. They are off to a good start and we wish them the best of luck for the future. Mary Belsito, Debby Mort, Sheryl] Fountaine, Darlene Manguilli.

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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.

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POTPOURRI STATE STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY REPRESENTATIVE Todd Mogren was elected as our Representative to the State House for Student Government Day during the junior year. Todd traveled to several workshops on government before the day. On April 7, 1978, he represented Millbury in the State Senate, taking the place of Senator Foley for the day. He participated in a mock Senate meeting and took part in debating several bills. Todd enjoyed his day of power, and he has stated that it has increased his desire to run for President (or maybe for God) someday in the future. MEDIEVAL BANQUET On Friday, December 22, Mrs. Dias’ and Mr. Wadsworth’s senior English classes prepared and ate a medieval meal. The menu consisted of cream of cucumber soup, roast beef in sauce Robert, and fried herb puffs. Also, venison and pheasant stew were supplied by Brian Wilczynski. To go along with medieval ways (which were being studied in class), all food was served and eaten with the fingers. All the foods were served by some of Mr. Wadsworth’s juniors (also known as slaves). PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM Every year for the past four years, Millbury High has sent four seniors to study for a week in Washington, D.C. in the Presidential Classroom Program. The students take tours of the historic sites of our nation’s capital and participate in seminars dealing with various aspects of American Government. Some of the speakers this year included Senator Muskie of Maine, Chris Wallace of NBC News, and General Bernard Rogers, Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army. In addition, the students also gain the unique experience of mingling with people from all over the United States and from all cultural backgrounds. The seniors privileged to go this year were Karen Bernier, John Greene, Bob Hebert, and Linda Sauer.