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A, Y ' xtii-yr YAY, A. ! a ' Y ' v Y ’- QUABBIN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1 2 Our high school years have been a time of preparation, searching and discovering our preferences and establishing our opinions. Now is the time to choose one of the diverging roads which will take us differ- ent ways, to separate destinations and new challenges. Some have a determina- tion to make their own roads and others will be content walking the worn paths. The memories of our journey together will be cherished all our hves; hopefully this book will be a service to memory. 3 We have explored the avenues open to us at Quabbin . . . 4 Albert Cormier Daisy Widing The staff of Exodus 77 wishes to, dedicate this yearbook to two very deserving people . . . We dedicate our yearbook to Albert Cormier in thanks for the personal concern he has shown each of us. The influence of his friendship and his advice will be felt throughout our lives. Because of him the roads to our futures are now much clearer. We dedicate our yearbook to Daisy Widing, a woman whose hard work often goes unrecognized. Her warm smile and cheerful character help to make the main office a pleasant place to visit. By handling with warmth and patience all the details of our high school experience, she helps to make our days at Quabbin ones we will fondly remember. 5 6 7 10 11 13 14 YEARBOOK STAFF AND EDITORS Yearbook Editors — Kneeling: O. Sisco (Advertising), B. Goodwin (Layout), Back Row: K. Biatek (Sales), P. McCauley (Art), D. Briand (Typing), S. Wentworth (Copy), S. Harty (Photography), D. Johnson, B. Phoenix, S. Pickens (Co-Editors in Chief)- Yearbook Staff — Row 1: M. Homans, A. Heyes, N. Kauppinen, S. Harty, E. Better, S. Wentworth, P. Smith, S. Eros C. Roberts, M. Stoll, D. Woodward, J. Marshall, T. Guilbault, S. Lajoie, N. Jolly, L. Dahl Row 2: D. Johnson, O’Donnell, L. Lamson, J. Wright, C. Sweeney, S. Zelnia, K. Biatek, B. Phoenix, O. Sisco, L. LeBlanc, L. Roberts, 1 Goodwin, A. Glidden, S. Caranci, V. Hayward, B. Crawford, C. Scanlan, R. Wine. Row 3: S. Pickens, D. Briand, f Anderson, C. Smith, P. McCauley, R. Streeter, M. Young, Row 4: F. Simonds, L. McHugh, K. Hood, G. Thorng, I Bessette, M. Ziemba, T. Germain, S. Iverson. Senior Class Officers: D. Briand, Vice-President, B. Phoenix, Secretary, S. Webster, Advisor, K. Biatek, Treasurer, D. Johnson, President. 17 MIKE ALEXANDROVICH June 16, 1959 Gemini Goal: To be happy, to be an executive secretary Likes: Quiet wintry nights. Tippy, gentlemen, tennis, rainy days, having a good time, horror movies, weekends Dislikes: Cramming for tests, crowds, snobs Nickname: “Turtle”, “Wop” Sayings: “Who asked ya?” Goals: Trumpet player, make a million dollars a year Likes: Jazz, senior area Dislikes: B.B., the morning after, snotty chicks, hickies “Genius is the power of lighting one’s own fire.” J. Foster STEVEN ALIQUO Nickname: “Bubby”, “P.A.L.” Sayings: “Your’re not too sad!”, “What a cat!”, “Na!” Goals: Laboratory Technician Likes: K.W.M., field hockey, sports, people, hot fudge sundaes, “The Crash”, “Apple Boom Boom”, “The Getaway”, 5 10 74, 3 13 76, fireplaces, snow, orange lizards Dislikes: Peas, peaches, losing, being too tall “Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal.” BARBARA J. ANDERSON KAREN I. ANDERSON STEVEN E. ANDERSON STEPHEN B. BARRIAULT MARC L. BEGIN Nickname: “Ingrid”, “Kar” Sayings: “Where’s Arnold?”, “All right guys cut it out!”, “Hi turkey”, “Hi guys” Goals: To be happy and rich in the shortest time possible Likes: The moon, sunny days, parties, Colt 45, rain showers Dislikes: Snobs, “too-cool” people March 7, 1959 Pisces Sayings: “What a rush!”, “What did you say?” Goals: To be successful and free Likes: Keg parties, Zappa, Tull, Hen- drix, motorcycles, Italian food, hiking, reading Dislikes: Sour pickles, motorcycle crashes, windy weather, conceited peo- ple Nickname: “Outer” Goals: Stop procrastinating (if I ever get around to it), become a bil- lionaire Likes: Tacos, distilled spirits, base- ball, Aerosmith. Dislikes: Physics, hanging around Mickey’s steps, flying through trees in a Fairlane 500, learning algebra, getting C’s, pens that explode in your pocket, earthlings “Be what you are, not what you is” Goals: See the rest of the United States Likes: X-Country skiing, hiking, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young Dislikes: Poodles, guns “Something in the air;” Thunderclap Newman i Goals: To own my own motor- cycle shop Likes: Bikes, cars, hunting TOM BENTON 2 14 59 Nickname: “Din”, “D” Sayings: “What a bone” Goals: To be happy always Likes: Ronnie, weekends, being around people, class of “77”, France, music, riding around, babysitting. Bunny Rabbits Dislikes: Snotty people, cafeteria, being alone, school, walking in the dark alone, having no money “Sitting here, waiting for the day to end, but maybe it comes too fast” Nickname: “Bubert” Sayings: “Let’s do something” Goals: To be something in life Likes: Parties, Miller, senior area, 2:20 beU Dislikes: Physics, E.P., people who aren’t real, Mickey’s steps “What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not been discovered” — Emerson ROBERT F. BESSETTE Nickname: “Liz” Sayings: “Let’s do something” Likes: Skiing, hiking, tennis, being outside, the lake, cats, parties, SNOW Dislikes: Cruelty to animals, JT “Nature gives to every time and season some beauties of its own” — Dickens ELIZABETH ANN BETTER KAREN ANN BIATEK January 27, 1959 Aquarius Likes: Parties, dancing especially polkas, li- cense plates, eating, a name, going shopping, spending money that’s not mine, trips to New York, mountain climbing, “The Mountain- eers”, the beach, snakes, strawberry, crickets, complaining Dislikes: Leaving a good time, hips, being told what to do, being bugged about things, peas, waiting, staying home, having the key and not being able to get in . . kinda sad”, “You know”, “Hummm”, “Ya hah” “For hope shall brighten days to come, and memory gild the past!” — Thomas Moore DENISE ROBIN BRIAND June 11, 1959 Gemini Nickname: “Dee” Sayings: “What?”, “Ya know”, “But anyway” Goals: Medical Secretary, to be happy and success- ful in life Likes: 1 20 76, trips to Wyoming, France, sun- rises, sunsets, full moons, cheerleading, skiing, winter, dancing, eating, backpacking in the White Mountains, roses Dislikes: Waiting, having to leave a good time, friends that aren’t true friends, driving in the city, being alone . . it’s hard to believe that someday these will be considered THE GOOD OLE DAYS.” — K. A. MICHAEL M. BRUNELLE Nickname: “Lurch” Sayings: “What” Goals: To graduate, own a tropical island in the South Pacific, buy a sail boat Likes: Big waves at the ocean, bad storms, Pontiacs, my dog Dislikes: Sitting on the bench, GTO’s that boil over, snakes Goals: M.D. Likes: Music, wrestling, friends, food Dislikes: 10 10 lO’s, filling out acci- dent reports W I SCOTT G. BRYANT THOMAS BUCKLEY Nickname: “Styb” Sayings: “What’s happening” Goals: To travel around Likes: Hiking, driving, music, people Dislikes: Television, commercial products “It’s only the giving that makes you what you are.” STEVE CARANCI Nickname: “J.C.” Sayings: “Calm down” Goals: To make the best bet- ter Likes: Conservation, snow, forests, canoeing, Gardner, •McDonalds, the Beatles, hunting fishing, hiking, the ocean Dislikes: Selfish people, wise underclassmen, broken lock- ers, lima beans. Period 8 “Dare what you want to dare; dream what you want to dream . . . live” JOHN JOSEPH CHASE PAUL CHICOINE Goals: To go to college and become a computer engineer Likes: Girls, J.S., money, cars Dislikes: Physics, staying at home, H.W. “Live, Love, and Enjoy” DWAYNE W. CLARK Nickname: “Buck”, “Gunhoe” Sayings: “That’s my Goobie”, “Freak- ing out” Goals: To be a shrink Likes: Motorcycles, Volkswagens, Che- velle, Peter Frampton, white rocks Dislikes: Cats, Dobees, school Goals: Retire early Likes: Running, good friends, motorcycles Dislikes: Project Physics, M.S., warm winters ARTHUR H. CLOUGH Nickname: “Art” Sayings: “Did I say that?” Goals: To be a mechanical engineer and get rich Likes: Money, Chevy, pizza, truckin’ around, movies, music, true friends Dislikes: Q.R.H.S., P.E., calories Nickname: “Gordie” Goals: Break water skiing record Likes: Michelob, water and snow ski- ing, Yamaha guitars, hocus pocus by focus “Don’t pass temptation lightly by; it may never come again” Nicknames: “Duck”, “Juice” Sayings: “I’ll spit in your eye” Goals: To get a job, get married Likes: Partying, riding around, Joe Dislikes: P.L.C., staying at home, Q.R.H.S. Goals: Further education in Mathemat- ics Likes: Basketball, Aerosmith, Kiss “What we learn with pleasure we never forget” “Human Existence is itself entwined with the primeval state of the universe and the pursuit of understanding is a transcendent value in man’s life and purpose . . Goals: To make a mark in the world, to travel all over, to be remembered Likes: Sticking my tongue out at people, jelly beans, blue jeans, yellow roses, special friends, pizza, toys, kids, long hair Dislikes: Snobby people, wearing glasses, winter “A wise person laughs as loudly at himself as he does at others” GORDON R. COLE JR. BRENDA CRAWFORD RICHARD W. CRAWFORD LISA E. DAHL PAMELA DAILEY DEBORAH A. DENNIS Nickname: “Pam” Sayings: “Calm down”, “Be quiet so people can hear what is going on” Goals: To help others in need, to become a nurse Likes: Small children, small animals, volleyball, kick- ball, badminton, square dancing Dislikes: Loud noises, too much homework, pop quizzes “Noisey people are very rude, annoying because some people can’t study with the noise!” Nickname: “Debbie”, “Deb” Goals: To be happy and suc- cessful in whatever I do Likes: Mike, good times, yel- low roses, “2 23 75”, snow, going out Dislikes: Pressure, fight, li- ars, Monday mornings, be- ing afraid STEPHEN PAUL DERRICK Nickname: “Greg” Sayings: “S.I.L.Y.” Goals: Compete with Gil Likes: S.M.Z., Cat Stevens, old cars, N.B.H.S. “I never dreamed!” Nickname: “Ed”, “Dex” Goals: To be happy, C.E. Likes: Hockey, ping pong, tennis, swim- ming, motorcycles. Big Macs Dislikes: Mondays, rainy days, liver, an empty wallet, bomb scares “If A equals success, then the formula is A equals X plus Y plus Z. X is work. Y. is play. Z is keep your mouth shut.” — Albert Einstein Nickname: “Horse”, “Pruchu” Sayings: “Hi, there”, “Four!!” Goals: To become rich and be my own boss Likes: Soccer, baseball. Millers Dislikes: Red, cold locker room floor, homework, Schlitz “A person who is outstanding in his field, might get a cold.” JOHN P. DYMON Nickname: “Sue-be”, “Suzy-que”, “Frostios” Sayings: “What am I going to do?” “Wicked”, “That’s perfunny”, “Do you realize ...” Goals: A profession involved in helping others, doing lots more traveling Likes: People, arts and crafts, McDonalds, Volkswagens, Camp Putnam, Class of “77”, crackeijack, camping, being in plays “Sometimes it’s hard to learn just how to love. It’s then life’s simple ways have much to give” — Terry Sweet SUSAN EILEEN FROST Nickname: “Fursty” Goals: Be rich, maybe famous too Likes: Beatles, smoking, drinking, and girls Dislikes: Ware cops, working O. K.” DAVE FURST Nickname: “Tom” “Mack” Sayings: “If you had a brain you would be dangerous” Goals: Success Likes: Sports, free time, the 3 stooges, 10, sleeping late Dislikes: The munchies, Monday mornings, losing, term papers “It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed” Roosevelt THOMAS D. GAREAU CHERYL GAUDETTE Nickname: “Shifty eyes” Sayings: “I’m touched” Goal: To become a teacher Likes: Stan, Math, music, and parties Dislikes: Monday mornings, snobby people “All the wealth of the world could not buy you a friend or pay you for the loss of one.” — C.D. Prentice Virgo September 12, 1959 Nicknames: “Blondie”, “Jumpa” Sayings: “Ya pin head. I’ll give ya a . . ., I’m saving it!” Goals: To be happy, to go new places and to do new things Likes: Parties, the beach, sunsets, field hockey. Ware, the gang, roses, summer, fireplaces, Friday nights, cheerleading, a certain tree, the park, outdoors Dislikes: Getting hurt in field hockey, snobby people, bumming people out, Monday mornings Usually seen: in Ware on Main Street, The C C, McDonalds or the Park. DENISE M. GIARD Nickname: “Dee” Sayings: “Wicked Good”, “That’s flipped out”. Goals: to go to college and be successful in life Likes: Class of ’77, Fitzy, weekends, long walks, being with friends, beaches, teachers you can talk to, 1 1 5 76, living my own life. Dislikes: Nosey people, bossy people, being alone When we do right, no one remembers. When we do wrong, no one forgets. ANGELA RUTH ELIZABETH GLIDDEN Nickname: “Goody” Sayings: “Keep on Trucking” Goals: Go to Alaska Likes: Outdoors, Blazer, Yukon, Kiss in concert Dislikes: Hassles Goals: To be happy and satisfied with life Likes: Full moons, stars, windy days, fun, crazy people Dislikes: Cruelty, being short “I listen to the wind come howl, telling me I have to hurry. I listen to the robin’s song, saying not to worry. So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there’s so much left to know, and I’m on the road to find out — ” — Cat Stevens GREGORY GRAZIANI Nickname: “Cyn”, “Cyndy”, “Squeaky” Sayings: “What a joke” Goals: To be the happiest I can Likes: Real people, writing poems, S.A. Dislikes: Sparky, Q.R.H.S. “A friendly “Hi” Then never good-bye Turn on the charm Then in his arms. A laugh here and there Then you got somewhere. A smile and a wink Then you’re in the pink. 28 CYNTHIA GRENIER ROBERT GRIFFIN Nickname: “Chop” Sayings: “Wanna bet”, “Ya huh” Goals: To be happy. To be a success in life! Likes: Sports, hunting, fishing. Math, History, pinball Dislikes: Crash, Hot shots “When the blue of the night meets the gold of the day it’s time to get out of bed!!” DANIEL E. HANSON Turn me on Show me the sun Let me out and We’ll live as one. Outdoors lets life really exist and abolishes the society we’ll never miss. Sayings: “Wicked neat”, “Oh-ya!”, “That’s cool” Goals: To be happy in life Likes: Having a good time. Best of Bread, field hockey Nickname: “Gus” Sayings: “Think it’s going to snow” Goals: To be a mechanic Likes: Cars, ski-doos, parties, food Dislikes: Stuck up people and getting up in the morning “Efficiency is intelligent laziness.” Nickname: “Sue”, “Sue-belle” Sayings: “What am I going to do?”, “Hurtin for Certain” Goals: To be happy Likes: “McDonald’s”, pizza, country living, long walks, mountains, camping, summer, oceans, having a good time, trip to France, antiques, art Dislikes: Good-byes, two-faced people, fakes, braces, having nothing to do, doing everything the night before “Give me the benefit of your convictions, if you have any, but keep your doubts to yourself, for I have enough of my own.” 12 28 58 Nicknames: “Ginny”, “Ninnie” Sayings: “You Turkey”, “Hey you” Likes: All animals, Maine, country and western music, the Navy, France, my three brothers, stuffed animals, English, writing letters. Nova Scotia, little children, class of ’77. Dislikes: cruelty to animals, history, mean people, snakes, not hearing from friends for over a year, school Goals: To get my driver’s license, to live in Maine. 1 VIRGINIA MARIE HAYWARD 10 23 59 Nickname: “Annie” Goal: To become an accountant and someday have enough money to do what I want most in life Likes: O.C., parties, blizzards, Barre Plains Common, art Dislikes: dressing up, snobby people, mosquitoes “Not enjoyment, and not sorrow; Is our destined end or way; But to act that each tomorrow; Find us farther than today.” — Longfellow ANN MARIE HEYES ANN PRZYBYLSKI Nickname: “Frog” Sayings “Oh yeh”, “No way”. Goals: To see the world Likes: Hunting, out doors, snowmobiling Dislikes: Q.R.H.S. DONALD F. HEYES, JR. “This is now ... It can’t be forgotten . . . because now is now and can never be a long time ago.” — L. Wilder MARY ELLEN HOMANS Nickname: “Harpo” Sayings: “Whats ya problem?” Goals: To discover Likes: Parties, backpacking, canoeing, girls, class of “77” Dislikes: Getting up in the morning, school “Ad Astra Per Aspera” CRAIG HOSLEY Nickname: “Hosz” Likes: Saturday nights Dislikes: Sunday morning and Mondays “Your got to live the Gusto life” dRAIG T. HOWLETT Likes: Jethro Tull, Fridays Dislikes: Lectures “Life is a dream reaching for reality” J Nickname: “Ivey” Aquarius; February 2 Likes: Weekends, Ware, parties, the park, growing plants, sunsets, rock concerts, all sports, car and motocross races, skiing, motorcycles, being alone, wrestling Dislikes: Waking up to come to Q.R.H.S., cities, waiting Hobbies: Hiking, camping, being active “Hey there. Pinhead” Favorite spots: Up in the mountains, watching a sunset, being in a tall grassy field SUE IVERSON “I can do anything that I put my mind to.” Likes: Joel, 3-30-74, Math, steak, sewing, learning Dislikes: Mornings, cigarette smoke, saying goodbye , and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived” Henry David Thoreau DEBORAH A. JOHNSON Nickname: “Mike” Sayings: “A great school” Goals: Short order cook Likes: Work Dislikes: Football “See you later” Music was my first love And it will be my last. Music of the future And music of the past. To live without my music Would be impossible to do. For in this world of troubles. My music pulls me through “Miles” Nickname: “Rosie”, “Wop!” Sayings: “Anyways . . .”, “Sickie, Sickie”, “I don’t BELIEVE this is happening!!!” Goals: To be solo oboe in a major symphony orchestra, make people smile Likes: Music, roses, drama, M M’s, “getting silly”, sincere smiles, Hope Ave., “M.P. H.E.”, chocolate chip ice cream, big brothers. Dislikes: Cracked reeds, pimples, diets, mosquito bites, liver, chapped lips, jealous people, the day before auditions, goodbyes “I know you believe you understand what you think I said. But I’m not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant!!” NORA ROSE JOLLY Nickname: “Jonesy” Goals: To be a professional firefighter Likes: Girls, hunting, the pipes, Michelob, N.Y. state, shooting trap, expensive stogies PHILIP D. JURCZYK Nickname: “Phil”, “Goofy” Sayings: “Ho’d it!”, “It all depends” Goals: To be happy and successful in life Likes: C.J.K., G.T.O.’s, 13, gambling, 3 stooges Dislikes: English, losing money, T.T.T., eye gouges “If I told you, then you would know!” THADDEUS KACZMARSKI JR. Nickname: “Taji” Sayings: “What’s up” Goal: Get rich Likes: Partying Dislikes: The next day RICHARD D. KANE n Nickname: “Dick”, “Kricherd”, “ 1 Stroker” Sayings: “Keep on Trucking” Goal: Great success Likes: Chevelles, parties Dislikes: White Pontiacs “Take it any way, while you can” Cancer: July 14, 1959 Nickname: “Nance” Sayings: “Don’t tell my mother”, “Perfunny”, “Help”, “Gotcha”, “I’m not crazy”, “I don’t care” Goals: Executive secretary, to be happy Likes: Driving around, “77”, guys, “Finns”, good parties, “Best of Bread” Dislikes: Band, staying home, snobs, Jr. High, K.L., M.N. Three basic things to remember to succeed in life are: 1) There are no free lunches 2) Them that has, gets 3) Economics is “Buy low, sell high” Nicknames: “Boo” “The Ghost” “Kev” Sayings: “Hey Starsk” “Sit on it” “You turkey” Goals: To be a bookie, to be remembered, to be rich Likes: Rock concerts, Betsy, Skynard, The Doo, miller, colts, keg parties. Cascade Mts. Dislikes: Radar, E.P., demerits, losing on the card upsets “Get what you can get, while the gettings getting, but just don’t get got.” Nickname: “Nat” Goal: To be happy Likes: Parties, meeting people, sunsets, the wilderness, music Dislikes: Being bored NATALIE KENDA Nicknames: “Markie” “Muck” “Pruner” “Tell me about it” “You had to be there” Goal: To be a mechanic Likes: Sports, cars, dirtbikes. Three Stooges, ski-doo’s. Food, The Mopar, hunt- ing Dislikes: Stuck-up people, demerits, over- weight people, eye gouges Nicknames: “Kub” “Mikey” “Ren’o” Sayings: “Catch you later!” “You want to line em up!” Goals: lb Stan a business and if that doesn’t work become a millionaire. Likes: W.M., hot race cars (like a white Pontiac), going out on weekends, having a good time and Life cereal Dislikes: Getting mad, going out on weekends by myself, work, getting up in the morning after a rough night. “When in charge, ponder; when in trouble, dele- gate; when in doubt, mumble” DUANE KUSTRA Sayings: “Don’t trrrip” “You High” Goal: To retire and live many happier years Likes: Drinking, carving, smoke Dislikes: Getting busted, empty bowls Nickname: “Sue” Sayings: “Are you kidding?” “What a joke!” “Real cute!” Goals: To be successful in whatever I do and to travel all over the world. Likes: Green Lake, trip to France, Dorr Mountain, horses, waterskiing, sand dunes, snowmobiling, snow, skiing, N.Y.C., Hope Ave., vacations, brothers, tall people, Christmas Eve, “the rock”, W.H.H. Dislikes: Going to the top of the Empire State Building, Thomas Circle, having friends move far away “Laugh and the world laughs with you; Weep, and you weep alone For the sad old earth must borrow its mirth. But has trouble enough of its own.” October 6, 1959, “Libra” Sayings: “What can I say” “Really, with who?” “Tell me about it” “What are you doing tonight?” “Going to the game today?” Goal: To be a medical secretary Likes: Long weekends, good parties, soccer games, McDonald’s, Class of “77”, sleeping late, summer, riding around, having a good time. Dislikes: Friends who aren’t true friends, more than one test on the same day, Monday morn- ings, wise underclassmen ROBERT LaPATI Nickname: “Spoof’ Sayings: “Where you going?” Goals: To be happy in life and make the best of it Likes: Soccer, girls, food, H.F.D. Dislikes: Q.R.H.S., people who do not try “Here today, gone tomorrow” SPENCE LaPORTE faurus April 27, 1959 ikes: White Mountains, field hockey, ballet, the )cean, Q.R.O.C, old movies, simple living Dislikes: Losing, sprints, big decisions ‘In the sweetness of friendship let there be laugh- er, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of ittle things the heart finds its morning and is efreshed.” — Kalil Gibran LAURA LeBLANC Nickname: “Wondy” Likes: Colorado Mountains Dislikes: Quabbin WENDY LEWIS March 31, 1959 Aries Nickname: “Speedy” Goals; To find love and happiness in life and to be a successful secreatry Likes: Swimming and beaches, sleeping late, going out on weekends, dancing, eating and parties Dislikes: Getting up in the morning, snobby people, dieting and being bored “Oh gross,” “Oh cut it out,” “Well you know . . . ya” Nickname: “Dick,” “Mank” Sayings: “Hey, Prout, you going to Ware?” “Kub, you stroker” Goal: To be rich Likes: Weekends, Moose Brook, the parking lot, V.H., sports, motorcycles, fast cars Dislikes: Monday mornings, J.S. “I can resist everything except temptation” — Oscar Wilde TIMOTHY MARA Nickname: “Tim” Goal: To be successful in life Likes: Sports JOE MARSHALL Nickname: “Joe,” “Joey” Sayings: “Extra fine,” “Every now and again” Goals: Total independence, escape taxation Likes: Nat’s Gang, trapping, hunting, high stepping Dislikes: Rules, Sundays “But we used to be so happy” “Mart” Goals; To settle down Likes: B.A.L., McDonald’s, Free Bird, Civic Cen- ter, fritos, dirt bikes, parties, sandbanks Dislikes: Carrots, dislocations, Mondays, spot- lights, raincoats “Make yourself necessary to somebody, don’t make life hard to any.” “Joe” Goal: To be rich 38 ANELE MASULAITIS Nickname: “Trice” Sayings: “But it’s good to be crazy,” “Men, they’re all alike” “Wanta fool around?” Goal: To become a professional artist Likes: Art, white corvettes. Lake Dennison, Janis Ian, plants, animals. Rice Ledges, and freedom Dislikes: Male chauvinists, mailboxes, the name “Pat”, people who hurt animals, hunters, and broken hearts “I may be alone, but I’m never lonely.” BRENDA LEE McDONALD Nicknames: “Bren”, “Babe”, “Ducky”, “Legs” Sayings: “Mark!” “No Sal” “Yeah?” “Doi-oi-oi!” Goals: Medical Secretary, marry Mark and have children, and lead a happy life Likes: “Class of “77”, going out, guys, but “loves Mark!” Dislikes: Snow, snotty people, not having my own way all the time “Today is the first day of the rest of your life.” Sayings: “Cut it out!” “Are you kidding me?” Goals: To live comfortably and be happy! Likes: Brad, horses, Peb, airplanes, clothes, swimming, summertime, friends. Silver, TT, eating, skiing Dislikes: Being cold, liver, spiders, snakes, moles “Life is a jigsaw puzzle with most of the pieces missing.” LINDA M. McHUGH Nickname: “Larry”, “Green” Goals: To get out of Gilbertville Likes: L.G., life, Mickey’s stairs, scotch, Jeannie Dislikes: E.G. “Dreams of today are realities of tomorrow” Nickname: “Master Bowdin”, “Stud”, “Metab” Sayings: “Hey!”, “She’s mint”, “Decent”, “Foxy”, “How ya doing?” Goals: Just to be happy and successful. Prof. Taxidermist Likes: To smile, everybody, true friends, all sports, red hair. Dislikes: Moving, stuck-up chicks, not working “If you see someone who can’t smile, give them one of yours.” Nickname: “Metchski” Sayings: “Just kidding ya”, “Whatever” Goals: To become a veterinarian Likes: Moulton’s Camp, E.S., Hope Ave., Williston Hockey Rink Dislikes: Q.R.H.S., people who are snobby CHERYL A. MIARECKI Nickname: “Jackie” Goals: To be a chef at a famous restaurant Likes: Sewing Dislikes: Noise in the cafeteria “A friend in need is a friend indeed” DENIS J. MORIARTY, JR. Nickname: “Densely” Goals: To join the Navy Likes: Hunting, parties, ping pong, fishing Dislikes: E.P., J.C., boring weekends “To err is human; to forgive is against school policy” CHERYL A. MORRISON Nickname: “Blondie”, “Cher” Sayings: “Who me?”, “I don’t know” Goals: To become a Medical Assistant, to be happy in the life I choose Likes: Weekends, parties. Class of “77”, music, summer, the Cue, Ware Dislikes: Getting up early, school, two faced people, rainy days, M.E.Z., being cold KAREN JEAN NELSON “A handful of good life is better than a bushel of good learning.” Nicknames: “Fred,” “Ug,” “Herman,” “Aunt Harriet” Sayings: “El Cheapo,” “Come Truckin’ down,” “You turkey” Goals: To become an R.N., to make the most of life that I can Likes: Having a teacher like Mrs. L., friends you can trust, Astex, square dancing, roast beef grind- ers, parties, my family, a friend like C.M. Dislikes: Two-faced people, Q.R.H.S., M.L. snobs, people who always make up stories. TERRY O’DONNELL Nickname: “Di” Sayings: “What do you want me to do, a hand- spring?” “Hi, kids!” “You’re not too tough, are you?” Goals: Get to Texas, have my own beauty salon Likes: Terry, Trans AM, swimming, mountain climbing Dislikes: Writing, having my picture taken Nickname: “Trich,” “Fish” Sayings: “High-flying time” Goals: Ten kids, to be successful in life Likes: Richard, August 18, 1974, Sloe Gin Fizz, parties, and S.A. Dislikes: beer, Q.R.H.S., burning my fingers “Dream On” Nickname: “P.Z.” Sayings: “Decent,” “Boogie” Goals: To be successful Likes: J.D., vans. Red baron, motorcycles Dislikes: Two-faced people MARK PEREZ CHRISTOPHER PERRY Nicknames: “Chris” “Bullwinkle” “Dumy” Sayings: “He who drinks beer in leaky mug gets wet.” Goal: To become a great singer Likes: Music, people who like music Dislikes: People who don’t like music “It is better to have tried and failed than not to have tried at all.” ELIZABETH ARLENE PHOENIX Nickname: “Beth” Children Learn What They Live If a child lives with criticism, she learns to condemn. If a child lives with hostility, she learns to fight. If a child lives with ridicule, she learns to be shy. If a child lives with shame, she learns to feel guilty. If a child lives with tolerance, she learns to be patient. If a child lives with encouragement, she learns confidence. If a child lives with praise, she learns to appreciate. If a child lives with fairness, she learns justice. If a child lives with security, she learns to have faith. If a child lives with approval, she learns to like herself. If a child lives with acceptance and friendship. She learns to find love in the world. Parting At Morning Round the cape of a sudden came the sea. And the sun looked over the mountains rim: And straight was a path of gold for him. And the need of a world of men for me. — Robert Browning Goals: To own a Mercedes Benz, write a bestseller Likes: Thunderstorms, Kipling “Application is the key to wisdom.” SAMUEL D. PICKENS Nickname: “Prent” Goal: To succeed in everything I do Likes: Soccer, ping pong, hunting, being alone, eating and winning Dislikes: Yellow cards, being closed in, homework Nickname: “Putt” Sayings: “Decent” Goals: To ride again Likes: “The Fonz”, “happy days”, mo- torcycles; girls, “The Martones” Dislikes: Work, anything I have to do that I don’t like I am where I am I know where I could have been Tell me, friend, what I can do today to be where I want to be tomorrow STEVE PUTNAM Nickname: “Zig”, “Rose(knows! )” Sayings: “Of course we can dance”, “Well we’re not feeding an army here”, “Diane, just think, in 214 hours we’ll be able to say its tomorrow!”, “Whats the matter, can’t you take a joke?!”, “This is true” Likes: C.L.P., Summer 76, Droog, 3 17 76, The Big Chair, David Bowie, the P.A., L.L.E., Green Novas, 12 21 Dislikes: Nuts, flash cubes, itchy legs, locking the keys in the car, frisbees, muscles, dead worms, Gino’s, that cement cat, freckles “And I don’t stand in my own light” — D.B. 76 ROSEMARY RICHARD Sayings: “Turkey” Goals: To get things done Likes: Charlene, partying and driving around, March 13, 1974 Dislikes: Q.R.H.S., immature kids MARTY RICKER Pisces Feb. 27, 1959 Nickname: “Carol!”, “Chiquita Bonita”, “Little smile” Goals: To prepare myself a little more every day Likes: Soft music, write and collect poems, sports (basketball), parties, camping, to try to understand my friends problems and help them in their doubts. . . . I.M.Y.S.B.I.L.Y. Dislikes: Liars, lazy people, to have to say goodbye to someone I ap- preciate “Don’t make me happy ... if you know later I will cry.” CAROLINA RIVAS CYNTHIA ROBERTS Nickname: “Cyndy”, “AI” Sayings: “No, I don’t think so”, “That’s not nice” Goals: To become a special Ed. teacher Likes: Vermont, Haarlem Holland “74”, snow storms, puppies and kittens Dislikes: Two-faced people, mushrooms, get- ting up in the morning LISLIE ANNE ROBERTS II Gemini Nickname: “Lell”, “Les” Sayings: “Do whatcha want, cause you’re gonna do it anyways!” “Hey man . . “You Bone!”, “Baby Cyndy”, “Alright!” Goals: To be happy and to do what I want! Future Elementary Teacher Likes: Turquoise jade, laughing, Newports, Mel Brooks’ Movies, just about everybody, the “Shaft”, motorcycles, “America”, Quabbin Resevoir, fishing, the “Windsor”, socializing, joking around, traveling. Mocha-chip ice cream, driving around, being free, talking, and the “Senior Area” Dislikes: Liver, donuts, hurricanes, my childhood figure, S.H., accidents, hitting trees, having nothing to do, tipping over in canoes, people without feeling, coming home early, June 6, 1976 “I do not wish to expiate, but to live!” Tennyson Nickname: “Betty”, “Red”, P.A.L. Likes: V.J.T., field hockey, bowling, candy, “the Getaway”, “The Crash”, “Apple Boom Boom”, shopping, flying, Florida Dislikes: Housework, oral reports, losing fights, being broke CAROLE RUDDY Nickname: “Gus” Sayings: “Stick to your guns” Goals: To feel that attainment has been achieved Likes: Being able to say you earned it Dislikes: Something that is not given a chance “There are many avenues to select in ones life time, finding this avenue may be difficult, but would you prefer it any other way?” Sayings: “Weak, very weak”, “You aren’t too sad”, “Thats real nice”, “Oh, for sure”, “I don’t even believe it”, “I don’t see you” Goals: To live life to its fullest, to never give in, to be happy and successful Likes: Field hockey, cheering, C.L.P., Summer of “76”, meeting new people, test drives, close friends, music. Green Nova’s, The Great Crash Dislikes: Fake people, stupid frisbees, losing, drifting apart from close friends “Dare to be honest Good and Sincere Dare to please God And you never need fear” Nickname: “Char” Goals: To open a country store Likes: M.S.C., 11-6-76, sleeping late, snowy nights and a roaring fire, a full moon, McDonalds, surprises, flowers from a friend Dislikes: Monday mornings, two timers, liars, 6- 14-74, cruelty to animals, going to the dentist “If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words.” CHARLENE F. SEARS FREDERICK SIMONDS Nickname: “Chuck”, “Charlie”, “Freddie” Sayings: “Let’s have a party Goals: To be rich and happy Likes: Girls, nice clothes, sports cars Dislikes: People who hurt other people “If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with” STEVE SINCLAIR Nickname: “Sink”, “Sinky” Goals: To become a draftsman and lead a happy life an d become wealthy Likes: The Beatles, Beach Boys, and music, and girls Dislikes: English and Mondays Nickname: “Or” Goals: Be happy, learn to saw Likes: Beth, Summer of 76, weekends, wrestling Dislikes: Waiting, nothing to do, being broke “The secret of success is the consistency of purpose” ORRIN JOSEPH SISCO RICHARD D. SKOWYRA Nickname: “Shesh”, “Crocker”, “Skinny”, “Chubs”, “Mortishia” Sayings: “Spare me”, “You’ve got high hopes”, “Don’t get hyper”, “You’re spastic” Goals: Nurse, to be able to drive the SAAB, to be happy in what I do, succeed Likes: J.J.N., “The bull”, sticking my tongue out, drinking, “The Hunt”, fishing, cats, Harold, skiing, snowmobiling, 7 17 76, eating, flying. Dislikes: Pillows, spiders, “That night”, fights. Gin, 1st gear on the SAAB, accidents, getting sick, men crying, curbing. Mass. Pike CHERYL ANN SMITH - Nickname: “Pat”, “Patty” Goals: 1 Likes: Penny, field hockey, Q.R.O.C., Brikette place, Tuckermans Ravine, ballet, tournaments Dislikes: Body casts, sprints, shinsplints, long bus rides “When you part from your friend, you grieve not; For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain” — Kahlil Gibran PATRICIA ADAMS SMITH Nickname: “Dar”, “De De” Goals: To be happy and make someone happy Likes: Brian, close friends, being alone and children Dislikes: Fakes, cleaning, and nothing to do on the weekend “So long as we love we serve So long as we are loved by others we are indispensable And no one is useless while he has a friend” — R. L. Stevenson DARLENE ANN STEVENS RICHARD O. ST. GEORGE Nickname: “Dicka”, “Frank” Sayings: “That’s a joke”, “I’m not worried” Goals: Military, to be good at something Likes: Sports, Mickey’s stairs, “Kiss”, “Free- bird”, Friday and Saturday nights Dislikes: E.P., getting fooled, lonely nights “If at first you don’t succeed, quit” MICHAEL STOLL “Do not walk in front of me, because I may not follow, do not walk behind me, because I may not lead, just walk beside me and be my friend.” — Camus RUFUS G. STREETER Nickname: “Red” Sayings: “Huh”, “Come on” Goals: To help people. To be happy Likes: D.H., riding around, horses, funny people, parties, art Dislikes: Being sick, sitting still, being teased, hurting people, snobs COLLEEN P. SWEENEY Nickname: “Rich”, “Richie”, “Switch” Sayings: “The only thing worse than corruption in our schools is the presence of scabies” Goals: To become the best Likes: Gay Louise Rogers, Psychology, night clubs, belly dancers, sports, being close, good jokes, small children, friends, baklava, winning, middle Eastern music, guitar, singing, succeeding, mecca east, money, Peter Frampton, sleeping, skiing, parties, the beach, Johnny Carson, sunrises, ice cream floats, doughnuts, the Hulk, Nov. 4, 1976 Dislikes: Losing weight, “To be continued”, people who get things easily, losing, being forced into anything, cats, having to get up early, show offs, boredom, the Beach Boys, looking like a skeleton, on the juice “I’ve only just begun” “Make it last” RICHARD T. SWEENEY Nickname: “Swett” Sayings: “Yea huh” Goals: Happiness, success, wealth, long life Likes: Snow, swimming, motorcycles, cars, snowmobiling. No Place, pinball, beer Dislikes: Conceited people, being alone, wait- ing JAMES D. SWETT Nickname: “Charlie Tuna” Goals: Own a Jaquar XKE, be rich Likes: Old cars, parties, riding around, snow for Christmas and music Dislikes: Deadlines, pipe dreams and changing oil GEORGE L. THORNG Nickname: “Little Man”, “Forge” Sayings: F.A.D., “Calm down” Goals: To be happy in life Likes: Skiing, soccer, parties, girls, hiking in Quabbin reservoir, concerts, miller’s Dislikes: Work, sprints, two faced people “Life is for itself and not for a spectacle” — Thoreau MARK A. TREMBLAY Sayings: “Money doesn’t grow on trees you know!” Goals: Live long and be happy, to be different Likes: Eileen, sports, eating, redheads, Q.R.H.S. Dislikes: Broken bones, freaks, losing “Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail.” Sayings: “Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust” Goals: “Wish I was a Kellogg’s cornflake” “The world is so full of a number of things. I’m sure we should all be as happy as Kings” “Who’s gonna be the one To say it was no good what we done I dare a man to say I’m too young For I’m gonna try for the sun.” Affiliated with “THE HOLE” And the SPIRIT of Boogie Down and BOO . . . HONK Nickname: “Chicken” Sayings: “Great balls of fur” Goal: To be a lawyer for the people Likes: Rainbows, purple, Alice Cooper Dislikes: Bigots, poems that rhyme “I was in danger of verbalizing my moral impulses out of existence.” — Berrigan JOEL WALKER WENDY WALSH Goal: To have a good time Likes: Pool, pizza Dislikes: Snow, study hall KENT WEINHEIMER Nickname: “Feather” “Love” Sayings: “Hey Love, what you up to?” Goal: To get married and raise a family Likes: Billy B., life, parties Dislikes: Big shots, being used “To live is to love, and to love is to live.” HEATHER WANNITA WELCH August 31, 1959, “Virgo” Nicknames: “Sahara” “S’rah” Sayings: “What am I gonna do?” “Spiffy” “Wicked” Goals: To love and be loved, to help people Likes: Volkswagons, McD, Seventeenth Summer, Best of Bread, Barre Falls Dam, Class of “77”, “Stripeys”, having a good time, animals, life and people Dislikes: Borrowing money, getting up in the morning “Reach for the heavens and hope for the future, all that we can be, not what we are.” — J. Denver RICK WINE Nicknames: “Fine Wine” “Wino” Sayings: “What do you want?” Goal: To do what I want and be the best at it. Likes: Petra, athletics, movies, skiing and Camp Putnam Dislikes: Losing, (S.H.R.H. 1976), vegetables “God helps those who help themselves.” Nickname: “Debbie” Sayings: “Really!” “It’s Friday!” Likes: “Drive-in”, Rice Ledges, Lake Dennison, “The Gang”, Jethro Tull Dislikes: 8 20 76, losing the muffler, being hurt, boring weekends Sayings: “Ashes to ashes, dust to dust,” “rhew” Goals: To become a kindergarten or first grade teacher, to live life to its fullest Likes: Best friends, having fun, walking in the rain, crazy people Dislikes: Phoney people, constant talkers, being teased, Monday mornings. JANICE WRIGHT Goals: To be rich and enjoy life, M.E. Likes: Wrestling, art, fishing, hiking, and sun- rises Dislikes: Comet, cutting weight “The wealth of mankind is the wisdom they leave behind” MARK YOUNG Nicknames: “Zelda”, “Smuz”, “Sinski”, “Pollack” Sayings: “WOMP!” “Bows or roses?” “S.I.L.Y.” Goals: To gain five pounds, to be happy and make people happy Likes: S.P.D., Music, winter, animals, big cars, clothes, jewelry, and mustaches Dislikes: Worcester, Ware, cafeteria lun- ches, riding the bus, phoney people “If to kill is a sin, what do you call destroy- ing another person’s feelings?” — (D.E.Z.) SHEILA MARIE ZALNERAITIS Nickname: “Sandy” Sayings: “Really” “Gross” “That’s life” Goals: To go west, to have money, to be happy Likes: Summer of 74 and 76, parties, Tull Dislikes: Being called “Sandbox”, bus rides, win- ter, snobby people “If you want to be miserable, hate someone” 54 SANDRA ZELNIA ECONOMK Nicknames: “Melly”, “Mare”, “Bug”, “Zim” Sayings: “Ah Yah” “Sick” “Do it” Goals: To be myself, to be happy, to marry Dean Likes: Dean, Summer, Ware, Memories Dislikes: Crying, hurting people, bad music and C.M. “I’ve saved some sunlight if you should ever need a place away from darkness.” THANK YOU! Mr. Sumner Webster, our class advisor, has given us guidance and assistance over the years, helping to shape class activities and keep the class of ' ll on an even course. Here we would like to thank him and gratefully acknowledge his contributions to our class. And how was your day? I’d rather fight . . . Looks like rain. I A typical Calculus class. 57 SENIOR Julie Alger — J. V. Basketball 1, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Science Aid 4, Business Club 4 Karen Anderson — Spanish Club 2, 3, V. Pres. 3, Latin Club 1, treasurer, Sophomore Bazaar 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3 Denise Bessette — French Club 3, 4 Karen Biatek — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 1, 2, Varsity Club 4, Business Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Senior Bazaar Committee 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Yearbook Sales Editor 4, J.V. Soccer Cheerleader 2, Varsity Soccer Cheerleader 3, 4, J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 2 Denise Briand — English Aid 2, J.V. Fall Cheerleading 1, Varsity Fall Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Varsity Winter Cheerleading 1, 3, 4, Capt. 4, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 4, Vice President of Class 3, 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Class Marshall 3, Sr. Bazaar Committee 4, Varsity Club 4, Secretary 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Yearbook Typing Editor 4 Michael Brunelle — J.V. Soccer 2, 3, Varsity Soccer 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3 John Chase — J.V. Wrestling 1 , Varsity Wrestling 3, 4, Outing Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, NJROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Governors drivers safety council 3, Sophomore Bazaar 2, Sr. Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Track 1 Dwayne Clark — Cross-country 1,2,3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3 Gordon Cole — Varsity Baseball 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 1, 2, J. V. Basketball 1 , 2, 3 Brenda Crawford — Business Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Lisa Dahl — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Quabbin Valley 1, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Art show 2, 3, 4, Regional Student Advisory Council 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 1 , Bicentennial Fair 3 , One act plays 3 Pamela Dailey — Concert Chorus 3, 4, Spanish Club 4 Edward Dextradeur — Concert band I, 2, 3, Wind Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Symphonic Winds 4, Tennis Club 1, 2, Wrestling Club 4, Sophomore Bazaar Committee 2, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Great Apple Bazaar Committee 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, U-Mass Engineering Program 4, Eastern Music Festival 4 John Dymon — Freshman Basketball 1, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Soccer 1, 3, Varsity Soccer 4 Thomas Gareau — Baseball 1 , 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Soccer 1 , 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Varsity Club 4, Varsity Club Vice Pres. 4 Cheryl Gaudette — Latin Club 1 , 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 1 , 2, 3, IMC Worker 1,2,3, Chorus 2, 3, Doby Gillis 3, Alternative Learning Pro- gram 4, IMF 1 Denise Giard — Secretary of Business Club 4, Senior Bazaar 4, Ticket taker of basketball games Angela Glidden — Drama Club 1 , 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 1 , Latin Club 1 , 2, 3, Photography Club 1 , Concert Band 1,3, Concert Chorus 1 , 3, Winter Carnival 2, Soph. Bazaar 2, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Stage Band 4, Great Apple Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Steven Goodfield — PE leader 3, NJROTC 2, 3, 4, Safe Handling of Firearms 1 Cynthia Grenier — Spaghetti Supper 3, Soph, and Great Apple Bazaar 2, 4, LEAP 4 Robert Griffin — J. V. Baseball 1, 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, J.V. Basketball 2, 3, J.V. Cross Country.3, Manager of Varsity Cross Country 4, Varsity Club 4, Wrestling 4, NJROTC 1, 2, 3, 4 Susan Harty — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Donkey Hockey 2, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Great Apple Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Photography Editor 4, Outing Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Drama Club 4, Business Club 4, “If a Man Answers” 4 Donald Heyes — NJROTC 2, 3, 4 Mary Homans — Symphonic Winds 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1. 2, Stage Band 2, 3, Latin Club 1 , Business Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Office Clerical Aid 2, 3, 4 Susan Iverson — J.V. Field hockey Co-Capt. 1, J.V. Basketball Co-Capt 1, Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Winter Cheerleading 3, 4, Varsity softball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball Club 2, Ski Club 3, Concert band 1, Wind ensemble 1, 2, Quabbin Singers 3, Quabbin Valley Band 1, Central District 2, Worcester Youth Sym. Orch 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Soph. Bazaar 2, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Jr. Class Supper 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Athletic Director Aid 4 Deborah Johnson — J.V. Soccer Cheerleader I, 2, French Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Tennis Club 1, 2, 3. Student Council 1, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Class President 4, Yearbook Co-Editor 4 Nora Jolly — Central District Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, New England Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Music Festival 2, 3, 4, All-State Eastern Music Festival 4, McDonald’s All American High School Band 4, Quabbin Symphonic Winds 1 , 2, 3, 4, Quabbin Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Quabbin Singers 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 4, Quabbin Men’s Chorus Accompanist 1, 2, 3, Opera Workshop 3, 4, Quabbin Valley Music Festival 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 3, 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, One-Act plays 1, 2, 3, “Gypsy” 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Sophomore Bazaar 2 Nancy Kaupinnen — J.V. Basketball 1, Drama Club 1, Concert Chorus 1, Spanish Club 1 , 2, 3, Concert Band 1 , 2, 3, 4, Symphonic Winds 3, 4, Yearbook Sales Staff 4, Yearbook Layout Staff 4, Sr. Bazaar 4, Business Club 4 Kevin Kelly — Freshman Basketball 1 , J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Gym Leader Club 3, Varsity Club 4, Co-Editor of Panther Press 4, Member of M.S.A. Mark Kmiec — Freshmen Basketball 1, J.V. Baseball 1, 2, J.V. Soccer 2 Susan Lajoie — French Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Outing Club 4, J.V. Softball 2, E.N.D. Committee 3, Gradua- tion Policy Committee 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Soph. Bazaar 2, Sr. Bazaar 4, English Tutor 1, French Tutor 1 , 2 Leone Lamson — Panther Press, Soph. Bazaar 2, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Business Club 3, 4, Sr. Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Clerical Aid 4 58 DIRECTORY Spence LaPorte — Basketball I, 2, J.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2, J.V. Soccer 1, 2, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Capt. 4, Track 4, Varsity Club 4 Laura LeBlanc — J.V. Field hockey 1 , Varsity Field hockey 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 1 , J.V. Softball 2, Class President 1 , 2, Outing Club 3,4, Spanish Club 1 , 2, Latin Club 1 , P.E. leaders club 3, Yearbook staff 4, Panther Press Staff 3, Soph. Bazaar 3, Math Tutor 4, Varsity Club 4 Maryann Mallozzi — Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, National Flonor Society 3, 4, Jr. Prom 3, Business Club 4, Great Apple Bazaar 4, Soph. Bazaar 2, Sr. Dinner Dance 4, Office Clerical Aid 4 Richard Mankin — NJROTC 2. 3, 4 Timothy Mara — Panther Press Staff 4 Donald Martel — Freshmen Soccer I, Freshmen Basketball 1, NJROTC 1, 2, 3, J.V. Soccer 2, 3, J.V. Baseball 2, Gymnastics Club 3 Patrice McCauley — Latin Club 1, Art Mural Contest 2, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Jr. Class Spaghetti Supper 3, Jr. Prom Decorating Commit- tee 3, U ' inter Carnival Decorating Committee 1 , Art Editor for Yearbook 4, Photography and Advertising Staff Yearbook 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Vice-Pres. Business Club 4, Business Club 3, 4, Great Apple Bazaar 4 Brenda McDonald — NJROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Trench Club 2, Panther Press 2, Chorus 1, Business Club 4, LEAP 4, Great Apple Bazaar 4, Ticket Taker for basketball games 4 Linda McHugh — French Club 1 , Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4 Kenneth Metcalf — Soccer 1, Cross Country 2, J.V. Baseball 2, Varsity Track and Field 2, 3, J.V. Basketball 3 Karen Nelson — French Club 1, 2, Yearbook Sales Staff 4, Yearbook Advertising Staff 4, Winter Carnival 2, Soph. Bazaar 2 Terry O’Donnell — Yearbook Staff 4, French Club 4 Diane Ouellette — Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club Secretary 2, 3, Dramatics Club 1, student Adv. Council 1, J.V. Field Hockey Man. 1, 2, Winter Carnival Decorating Committee 1, Business Club 2, 3, Varsity Basketball Man. 3, Jr. Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Jr. Prom Decorating Committee 3, Teachers Aid for Math, ALP 4 Patricia Page — Spanish Club 1 , 2, 3, NJROTC 2, 3, 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Soph, and Great Apple Bazaar 2, 4, LEAP 4 Beth Phoenix — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club Secretary 4, Business Club 3, 4, Business Club Pres. 4, Varsity Fall Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Yearbook Editor 4, Varsity Club 4, Class Secretary 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Jr. Prom Comittee 3 Samuel Pickens — J.V. Basketball 2, 3, V. Basketball 4, Model Congress 2, 3, 4, Model U.N. 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Yearbook 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Great Apple Bazaar 4, Varsity Club 4, V.F. W. Speech Contest 3, (2nd prize) 4, National (Council of Teachers of English nominee Rosemary Richard — Student Council I, 2, 3, J.V. Field hockey 1, 2, J.V. Cheerleading 1, Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, Outing Club 1, 2, Drama Club 1 , 2, 3, Latin Club 1 , Jr. Spaghetti SupperCommittee 3, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Radio Station 1 , LEAP 4, Varsity Club 2, 3 Carolina Rivas — School store 4, Business Club 4, Outing Club 4 Leslie Roberts — Latin Club 1, V.P. Latin Club 1, French Club 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Singers 2, 3, 4, Quabbin Valley 2, 3, “1776 All That” 3, One- Act Plays 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Soph. Bazaar 2, Madrigals 3, 4, Opera — LiP Red 3, Central District 3, 4, New ' England 3, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Recommendation Committee 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Great Apple Bazaar 4, Leader- ship Seminar 3, 1st runner-up — Hugh O’Brian Essay 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Adv. Council 4, Winter Carnival 2, 3, ‘‘If a Man Answers” 4, Opera — ‘‘Magic Flute” 4 Carole Ruddy — Varsity Field hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4, J.V. Cheerleading 2, V. Cheerleading 4, Usherette for Jr. Prom 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, French Cub 1 James Russell — Quabbin Valley Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Central District Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, .All State Music Festival 4, All New England Music Festival 2,3,4, All Eastern Music Festival 4, “Gypsy” 2, Quabbin Community Band 2, 3, 4, Mimos Band 1 , 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1 , 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1 , 2, Basketball I , Golf 2, Wrestling 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Chess Cub 1, 2, Phys. Ed. Leader 4, Spanish Club 1,2,3, 4, Wrestling Cub 4, Model Congress 2, 3, 4, Voice of Democracy 3, Model United Nations 4 Steven Sinclair — Newspaper Staff 1, Stamp and Coin Club 2 Orrin Sisco — Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Club 3, 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Yearbook Sales Staff 4, Advertising Editor 4, Varsity Club 4 Patricia Smith — J.V. Field Hockey 1 , Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, French Club 1 , Cheering (J.V.) 1 , Cheering (Varsity) 3, Outing Club 2, 3, 4, V.P. of Outing Club 4, Varsity Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Richard St. George — Fresh. Soccer 1 , Fresh. Basketball 1 , NJ ROTC 1 , 2, 3, 4, J.V. Soccer 2, J. V . Baseball 2, Gym Leader’s Club 3, Varsi- ty Soccer 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4 Michael Stoll — V. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Fresh. Soccer 1, V.C.C. 2, 4, V. Track 3, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Soph. Bazaar 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, Model U.N. 4, Jr. Prom 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Latin Club 3, 4, French Club 1 , 2, Varsity Club 4 Rufus Streeter — Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Varsity Club 4, Varsity Wrestling 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Soph. Bazaar 2, Sr. Bazaar 4 Colleen Sweeney — French Club 1, 2, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Soph. Bazaar 2, Yearbook Staff 4 David Valardi — Junior Varsity Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 1 , 2, Varsity Basketball 4, Junior Varsity Baseball 1 , Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Phys. Ed. Leader Club 3 Debra Woodward — J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Business Club 4, Spanish Club 2, 3 MaryEllen Ziemba — Outing Club 1 , Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3 59 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES CLASS CLOWN; M. Sibley, P. McCauley MOST ATHLETIC: T. Gareau, S. Iverson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: S. Pickens, D. Johnson BEST DRESSED: C. Simonds, L. McHugh MOST MUSICAL: S. Aliquo, N. MOST POPULAR; T. Gareau, D. Sane Jolly MOST STUDIOUS: S. Frost, S. Pickens BEST ACTORS: N. Jolly, C. Perry BIGGEST FLIRT: MOST TALKATIVE: M. Stoll, N. Jolly S. Zalneraitis, C. Simonds WITTIEST: P. McCauley, R. Streeter MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: S. LaPorte, D. Briand BEST LOOKING: L. McHugh, J. Martone MOST GULLIBLE: R. St. George, J. Alger MOST SHY: K. Nelson, T. Mara MOST ARTISTIC: P. McCauley, M. Young OUTSTANDING IN LEADER- SHIP: D. Johnson, S. Pickens 61 Compliments: Center Beauty Salon 5 Maple ave. Rutland, Mass. SOPHOMORES 64 65 FRESHMEN L : f T IF 1 Freshman Class Officers: J. Graves, Treasurer, J. McDonald, Vice President, B. Melski, President, M. Castriotta, Secretary. In Memoriam STUDENT COUNCIL Senior High Student Council: Row 1: K. Maio (Sec.), L. Lajoie (v.Pres.), R. Wine (Pres.), N. Jolly (Tres.) Row 2: M. Crowley, L. Sanford, L. Goddard, S. Donovan, K. Berube. Row 3: M. Marconi, S. Frost, L. Roberts, P. McCauley, S. Allen. Row 4: K. Cranston, L. Spinney, L. Culver, J. Flagg, R. Streeter, J. Richard, G. Wine Student Advisory Council: Row 1: L. Sanford, D. Vincent. Row 2: K. Hood, L. Roberts, S. Frost. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society: Row 1: K. Cranston, E. Newell, A. Addair, C. Kowal, S. Lewis. Row 2: W. Mankin, L. Roberts, G. Andrukonis, W. White, G. Thomg, D. Johnson. Row 3: N. Jolly, S. Frost, E. Dextradeur, K. Biatek, B. Phoenix. Row 4: S. Lajoie, D. Valardi, R. Wine. Model Congress: S. Pickens, R. Russell, J. Mortel, G. Wine, M. Marconi, C. Allen, S. Frost. fi 69 MODEL CONGRESS ClU 2) French Club Row 1: Mrs. Glodas, Advisor, L. Sears, S. Zalneraitis, T. Zelnia, M. Giarusso, R. McKinstry, W. Phoenix, A. Tyler, C. Smith, S. Lajoie, K. Biatek, G. Rogers, L. Piper. Row 2: B. Sirois, C. Morrison, J. Fijal, R. Duval, J. Goldsmith, C. Berube, T. O’Donnell, L. Blais, J. Melanson, M. Provencal, K. Wells, D. Trudeau. Row 3: K. Cranston, S. Aalto, L. Sorel, J. Butler, C. Allen, D. Dorsey, K. Weinheimer, D. Sibley, C. DiLiddo, E. Sears, J. Mascroft, J. Welch, D. Briand, J. Dupre. Row 4: K. Lamson, D. Lindsey, K. Woodward, L. Spinney, L. Culver, J. Woodland, G. Wine, B. Phoenix, B. Strauss, S. Harty, M. Bullard, E. Melanson, L. PloufiFe, J. Crawford, L. Upham. ' •9 ’V ' NJROTC: Row 1: D. Irwin, S. Lewis, D. Borelli, S. Anderson, E. Homer, J. Crawford, J. Dupre, J. Benedict, P. Furst, C. Halfrey, S. Foss, R. McNaulty, L. Vogel. Row 2: R. Stanley, P. Smith, C. Rogers, J. Thurston, C. Hayward, P. Loomer, D. Jakshtis, R. Morris, K. Beaudin, T. Mucha, J. Lincoln, W. Dailey, R. Gaudette, M. Unitis, B. Sirois, L. Chicoine. Row 3: R. Brodmerkle, D. Hayes, B. McDonald, M. Dumas, H. Welch, B. Sinclair, E. Dupre, M. Obartuck, A. Butler, P. Hayward, P. Chicoine, A. Clough, K. Hood, F. DiLiddo, F. Fowley, A. Tyler, W. Haas, J. Sullivan, D. Trudeau, Captain Martin. Row 4: J. Moore, S. Goodfield, D. Heyes, B. Griffin, J. Dymon, R. Jones, M. Dupell, W. Newcomb, A. Moriarty, J. Mercik, D. LePoer, G. Murray, S. Hendrie, K. Ripley, T. Heffeman, B. Perez, M. Duval, M. Borelli, T. Mennard. LATIN CLUB Senior High Latin Club: Row I: S. Lewis, J. Midura, D. Roach, L. Ward, M. Obartuck, A. Butler, C. Larson, J. Burke, D. Irwin, S. Hansen, T. Everett, J. Pickens, T. Mennard. Row 2: C. Staiti, Mrs. Grandone, Advisor, B. Irwin, M. Stoll, B. Anderson, J. Flagg, G. Andrukonis, E. Spinney, R. Wine, B. Soule, M. Castriotta, R. Hager, V. Mitchell, M. Trifilo, B. Suojanen, A. Ruggles, C. Petofi. Row 3: R. Streeter, A. Butler, Mrs, Scanlan, Advisor, D. Briand, S. Donovan, N. Hubbard, L. Czabaj, J. Wright, P. Rosen, D. Armstrong, L. Thurston, J. Charles, J. Graves, D. Anderson, S. Young, A. Nims. 1 ■h. Drama Club: Row 1: J. Flagg, D. Harrington, S. Wentworth, K. Maio (Secretary), G. Wine (Treasurer), S. Frost (Vice President), N. Jolly (President), S. Harty, D. Stevens. Row 2: S. Zalneraitis, R. Sweeney, T. Guilbault, L. Upham, C. Perry, B. Strauss, J. Dupres, B. McKinstry, L. Plouffe, M, Castriotta, L. Piper, G. Rogers. Row 3: L. Roberts, M, Trifilo, A. Ruggles, A. Southwick, N. Hubbard, O. Nachtigall, A. Nims, M. Perry, K. Cranston, M. Marconi, D. Giard, D. Armstrong, S. Stevens. DRAMA CLUB 71 BUSINESS CLUB Business Club — Row I: K. Biatek, P. McCauley, B. Phoenix, L. Goddard, D. Giard, C. Allen, D. Armstrong Row 2: C. Haddad, C. Sweeney, N. Johnson, B. McDonald, M. Mallozzi, M. Brodmerkle, W, Mankin, M. Rocheleau Row 3: Miss Plumb (Advisor), J. Lamarche, D. Woodward, W. Dewey, M. Homans, N. Kauppinen, C. Rivas, L. Lamson, Mrs. Rocheleau (Advisor) Spanish Club: Row I: L. Leger, J. Sibley, J. Valley, M. Marconi, L. Brown, T. Erickson, K. Moore, C. Spinney. Row 2: E. Newell, C. Kowal, J. McDonald, Treas., D. Keans, V-Pres., L. McHugh, Pres., M. Iliscavitch, M. Fox, M. Borelli. Row J: Mrs. Brach, Advisor, M. Crowley, M. Castriotta, C. Anderson, A. Southwick, S. Cole, M. Perry, J. Gilvar, B. Jette, L. Sanford, S. Sottile, P. Dailey. Row 4: J. Sottile, J. Erickson, B. Bitsounis, P. Firmbach, L. Posey, C. Sizer, G. Murray, R. Robinson, B. McKinstry, J. Russell. SPANISH CLUB Compliments of Gardner Screw Corporation PANTHER PRESS Panther Press: Row 1: D. Thibault, A. Addair, M. Iliscavitch, D. Erickson, T. Guilbault. Row 2: B. LaPerle, C. Majka, R. Gaudette, S. Harty, M. Reidy. Row 3: T. Mara, P. Williams, J. Parsons, K. Kelly, S. Lajoie, J. Richard, Mr. Neylon, Advisor. C|ui Printing Club: Row 1: C. Simmerer, T. Everett. Row 2: R. Brodmerkle, R. Gaudette, C. Thompson, Mrs. Miknaitis (Advisor). Row 3: B. Perez, R. McNaulty, A. Buzzell. PRINTING CLUB 73 OUTING CLUB Outing Club: Row 1: P. Smith V. Pres., C. Rivas, Treas., D. Thibault Sec, E. Salminen Pres.. Row 2: N. Hubbard, L. Roberts, M. Perry, L. LeBlanc, C. Ruddy, K. Martone, J. Erickson, M. Buckley, J. Clark, Mr. Gauld, Advisor. Row 3: C. Petofi, S. Wentworth, S. Harty, S. Frost, G. Wine, A. Southwick, T. Guilbault, D. Erickson, P. Smith. Row 4: B. Strauss, D. Harrington, J. Pickens, W. Phoenix, S. Lajoie, S. Iverson, B. Anderson, J. Martone. Gymnastics Club: Row 1: T. Nurmi, S. Fontaine, C. Walker, D. Holden, J. Mitchell, B. White, L. Anderson. Row 2: S. Rich, C. Taylor, C. Szabo, V. Bumpus, S. Lewis, T. Degnan, P. LePoer, D. LePoer. Row 3: E. Phelan, M. Crowley, S. Strachan, P. Heyes, L. Brown, N. Hubbard, R. LePoer. Row 4: D. Anderson, D. Roy, S. Young, W. Mankin, T. McNaulty, S. Lewis, M. Duval. Not pictured: C. Castano, B. Young, P. Rosen, H. Lewis. GYMNASTICS CLUB 74 WRESTLING CLUB Wrestling Club: Row 1: Mr. Beschta, Advisor, R. LePoer, P. LePoer, P. Stoll, D. LePoer, N. St oll. Row 2: P. Smith, W. Feeney, J. Chase, E. Dextradeur, M. Young, S. Bryant. Row 2: J. LeBlanc, D. Sparks, T. Lopez, O. Sisco, M. Stoll, J. Russell. P.E. Leaders: Row 1: M. Stevens, L. Sears. Row 2: G. Rogowski, R. Sibley, C. Kowal, S. Bryant. Row 3: J. Russell. boston JWIVE.IS TT P.E. LEADERS 75 AUDIO VISUAL CORPS Media Center AV Corps: Row 1: J. Miltowski, R. Jones, M. Sweeney. Row 2: Mr. Cabot, Advisor, T. Guilbault, R. Brodmerkle, B. Morris, B. Gaudette, B. Sirois, Mrs. Hoisington, Advisor. Media Center Library Corps: Row 1: D. Sirois, D. Halfrey, R. Richard. Row 2: R. Giddings, B. Strong, C. Thompson, E. Strom, M. Smith. Row 3: J. Lamarche, K. Reilly, Mr. Cabot, Advisor, R. Buzzell, D. Benoit, D. Burleigh. 76 VARSITY CLUB Varsity Club Row 1 — S. Pickens, M. Reidy, J. McDonald, C. Sibley, L. Spinney, M. Clark, C. Clarke, J. Flagg, D. Woodward, E. Spinney, C. Kowal Row 2 — J. Rice, D. Briand, B. Anderson, D. Sane, L. LeBlanc, T. Germain, S. Iverson, B. Phoenix, K. Biatek, E. Newell, J. Kataisto, S. Aalto Row 3 — J. Chase, S. LaPorte, F. Reidy, J. Dymon, T. Gareau, K. Kelly, R. St. George, G. Stratton, C. Petofi, P. Smith, R. Sawyer, Row 4 — M. Brunnelle, M. Stoll, D. Prentiss, G. Thorng, D. Valardi, R. Wine, D. Clark, L. Sears, R. Griffin, D. Roy, J. Parsons. Row 5 — B. Phelan, R. Streeter, K. Melanson, T. Sisco, J. Caruso, R. LaPati, O. Sisco Concert Band: Row I: S. Anderson, J. Midura, D. Roach, K. Mongeau. Row 2: D. Russell, D. Irwin, K. Hill, G. Murray, J. Grandone. Row 3: J. Buron, L. Alger, L. Puliafico, J. Anderson, J. McDonald, N. Hubbard. Row 4: A. Butler, D. PloufFe, J. Orszulak, J. Russell, R. Newell, R. Holden. V ' -r 1 iJTj •i 1 t ' ] CONCERT BAND 77 STAGE BAND Stage Band: Row 1: A. Glidden, T. Everett, K. Maio. Row 2: J. Graves, A. Nims, G. Wine, N. Jolly, K. Wypych. Row 3: S. Lewis, L. Begin, J. Russell, W. Allen, W. White, J. Grandone. Row 4: A. Butler, J. Lyon, S. Bryant, J. Orszulak, P. Furst, D. Plouffe. Symphonic Winds: Row 1: M. Trifilo, N. Jolly, A. Ruggles, A. Nims, S. Bryant, S. Stevens. Row 2: J. Midura, J. Graves, G. Wine, T. Everett, S. Frost, L. Piper, S. Hager, L. Posey. Row 3; E. Dextradeur, A. Butler, K. Wypych, M. Castriotta, S. Lewis, G. Andrukonis, W. White, J. Buron, K. Woodland, J. Russell. Row 4: D. Plouffe, J. Grandone, D. Irwin, G. Murray, W. Allen, C. Kowal, J. McDonald, M. Marconi. Row 5: G. Stratton, J. Allen, W. Robinson, J. Orszulak, P. Furst, J. Lyon, L. Begin. SYMPHONIC WINDS 78 QUABBIN SINGERS Quabbin Singers: Row I: L. Roberts, C. Perry, K. Hood, G. Rogers, K. Maio, A. Black, Director. Row 2: M. Crowley, A. Southwick, L. Upham, R. Sweeney, R. Dupell, C. Springfield, K. Fargnoli, M. Perry. Row 3: P. Loomer, C. Walker, T. Guilbault, K. Brown, P. Dailey, D. Keddy, M. Castriotta, D. Stevens. Row 4: B. Jette, D. Sirois, N. Johnson, O. Nachtigall, J. Branam, D. Lindsey, R. Duval, M. Buckley. Row 5: B. Goodwin, S. Berthiaume, J. Benedict, B. McKinstry, J. Dupre, C. Larson, G. Cole, D. Harrington, S. Zalneraitis. Concert Chorus: Row 1: W. White, C. Perry, C. Walker, M. Reidy, T. Guilbault, T. Everett, J. Charles, M. Marconi. Row 2: L. Sorel, O. Nachtigall, A. Southwick, N. Jolly, L. Posey, S. Stevens, S. Hager, S. Zalneraitis, C. Springfield. Row 3: S. Donovan, L. Upham, L. Piper, G. Rogers, A. Ruggles, S. Frost, A. Nims, K. Maio, K. Cranston, S. Hansen. Row 4: A. Butler, G. Wine, J. Allen, B. McKinstry, S. Bryant, W. Robinson, R. Sweeney. l|3 _ . CONCERT CHORUS 79 80 Current Events 83 84 85 BAZAAR The Sophomores were awarded first prize for their adaption of “The Waiting Room” by Robert R. Lehon. Greg Wine, Andrea Southwick, Donald Harrington, Martha Perry, Anne Ruggles, Lynne Upham, and Sheldon Paquin comprised the prize-winning cast. 86 Burt McKinstry, Maijory Weed, Nancy Cappuccio, Brian Strauss, Gay Louise Rogers, Tim Guilbault, Kathy Cranston and Mary Jane Fox were the Junior players, presenting Don Lathrop’s “Something New In Murder.” “The Right Hand of House”, by Anne Coulter Martins, was the Seniors’ choice. Sue Frost, Leslie Roberts, Sarah Wentworth, Chuck Simonds and Scott Bryant were cast in their play. 87 88 89 90 Teacher Superlatives Mr. Sullivan: Outstanding in Leadership Mrs. Glodas and Mr. Staiti: Best Looking Mr. Poor: Most Articulate Mrs. Lindquist: Best Actress Mr. Beschta: Wittiest Mr. Webster: Most Popular Miss Loftus and Mr. Letourneau: Best Dressed Mrs. Scanlan: Hardest Working Mr. Lyon: Funniest 91 CHRISTMAS CONCERT 92 LATIN CLUB BANQUETS 1 93 MONSON 95 JUNIOR HIGH Compliments of Plotkin Furniture Company, Athol, Mass, 97 EIGHTH GRADE Compliments of Hames Studio, 527 Main Street, Athol, Mass. SEVENTH GRADE JR. HIGH LATIN CLUB Above: Jr. High Grade 7 Latin Club — Row 1: C. Despres, J. Routhier, B. White, T. Reed, D. LePoer, J. Pease, J. Dailey, L. Alexandrovich, L. Bolduc, L. Thurston, S. Judd Row 2: Ms. Scanlan (Advisor), G. Albro, J. Pickens, J. Vincent, L. Valardi, J. Crawford, M. Castriotta, J. Black, M. Allen, D. Newell, M. Bryant, T. Mansfield, G. Sirois, V. Pierce, C. Hyde, C. Stewart, L. Messier, T. Kulig. Grade 8 Latin Club: Row 1: C. Thompson, B. Stewart, A. Staiti, C. Miller, R. Thyden, B. Nurmi, H. Lewis, S. Benton, Mrs. Grandone (Advisor), Row 2: P. Stoll, D. Wright, S. Clark, M. Hubbard, S. Emmons, L. Thomas, M. LaFleur, D. Carter, C. Durand, Row 3: W. Donovan, P. Morrissey, D. Neri, K. Day, L. Rivers, M. Fontaine, G. Dahl, P. Vincent, D. Halfrey, Row 4: W. O’Donnell, D. Guimond, S. Janulevicus, S. Furst, T. Nutting, S. Degon, R. Witkos Intramural Captains: Row 1: D. Majka, R. Richard. Row 2: G. Dahl, C. Matukaitis, C. Simmerer. Compliments of Miller’s Sunoco Station S. Gardener, Mass. JR. HIGH MIXED CHORUS Junior High Mixed Chorus: Row 1: S. Cauvin, C. St. George, A. Garska, M, Martel, C. Perez, S. Messier, M. Martone, B. White, W. Engle, C. Sibley, M. Thibault, A. Grondin, A. Salminen. Row 2: A. Seymour, T. Lam, C. Valardi, M. Lincoln, K. Potter, D. Holden, L. Ketola, C. Simmerer, M. Smith, C. Taylor, S. Rich, K. Werme, J. Mitchell, J. Bullard, C. Hyde, M. Nachtigall, M. Hammond, Mrs. Black, Director. Row 3: S. Hager, G. Rival, M. Pitisci, D. Neri, L. Sane, T. Boulger, T. Franciose, J. Engle, T. Anderson, L. Fontaine, G. Geirardi, G. Dahl, M. Fontaine, E. Leadbetter, V. Bumpus, M. Mattson, T. Chicoine, T. Addair. Row 4: S. Walker, S. Judd, D. Ward, K. Day, D. Beck, M. Reidy, C. Miller, M. Matusevich, D. Guimond, J. Fales, S. Stratton, J. Miarecki, P. Heffernan, P. Salminen, M. Beard, T. Degnan. JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Junior High Student Council: Row I: M. Martone (V. Pres.), T. Bolger (Sec.), M. Fulton (Pres.), T. Franciose (Treas.) Row 2: T. Marconi, W. Engle, P. Stoll, M. Castriotta, B. White, N. Stoll. Row 3: K. Potter, J. Crawford, R. Tucker, A. Kenda, G. Dahl, D. Majka. Row 4: C. Miller, G. McCauley, S. Stratton, J. Furst, S. Allen, L. Valardi, R. Richard. Congratulations from Joan and Russell Chase and Family Jr. High Girls Chorus: Row 1: S. Cauvin, C. St. George, A. Garska, M. Martel, C. Perez, S. Messier, M. Martone, B. White, W. Engle, C. Sibley, M. Thibault, A. Grondin, A. Salminen, Row 2: J. Seymour, T. Lam, C. Valardi, M. Lincoln, K. Potter, D. Holden, L. Ketola, C. Simmerer, M. Smith, C. Taylor, S. Rich, K. Werme, J. Mitchell, J. Bullard, C. Hyde, N. Nachtigall, M. Hammond, Director A. Black, Row 3: S. Hager, G. Rival, M. Pitisci, D. Neri, T. Bolger, T. Franciose, V. Engle, T. Anderson, L. Fontaine, G. Giard, G. Dahl, M. Fontaine, E. Leadbetter, V. Bumpus, M. Matson, T. Chicoine, T. Addair, Row 4: S. Walker, S. Judd, D. Ward, K. Day, D. Beck, M. Reidy, C. Miller, M. Matusevich, D. Guimond, J. Fales, S. Stratton, J. Miarecki, P. HefFeman, P. Salminen, M. Beard, T. Degnan. Jr. High Boys Chorus Row 1: G. Rival, M. Smith, K. Werme, Row 2: J. Seymour, E. Stram, C. Simmerer, Director Alexis Black, Row 3: Accompanist Sarah Hager, D. Ward, D. Guimond, G. Dahl. Best Wishes Class of ’77 — Compliments of the Greenery. Jr. High Concert Band — Row 7; J. Pales, J. Page, K. Anderson, S. Rich, S. Dixon, C. Walker, A. Kowal, K. Rossi, J. Musante, D. White, Row 2: Mr. Sawyer, G. Como, A. Harvey, K. Werme, L. Fontaine, L. Rivers, T. Marconi, M. Gallery, D. Snyder, S. Fontaine, J. Mennard, M. Fulton, T. Rogowski, C. Durand, Row 3: D. Burleigh, S. Hurd, C. Simmerer, M. Martone, T. Addair, M. Russell, D. Benoit, D. Erickson, S. Stratton, V. Bumpus, L. Dewey, S. Wentworth, Row 4: J. Mongeau, K. Potter, C. Sullivan, J. Amidio, S. Aalto, D. Halfrey, R. Richard, J. Fritscher, R. Zalneraitis, P. Better, J. Furst, R. Witkos, S. Allen, M. Como, G. Briand, M. Begin, B. Donovan, M. Beauvais, M. Allen (Not pictured) A. Kenda, T. Nurmi, L. Sane, J. Sullivan, E. Nye. Junior High Wind Ensemble: Row 1: C. Durand, S. Fontaine, S. Rich, J. Mongeau, T. Nurmi, T. Marconi, M. Como, T. Salvadore. Row 2: D. Burleigh, R. Buzzell, D. Erickson, J. Page, T. Rogowski, H. Como, M. Castriotta, N. Staiti, L. Rivers, M. Allen. Row 2: D. Benoit, L. Labrousse, A. Kowal, M. Russell, M.E. Martone, J. Amidio, E. Nye, S. Hurd, L. Valardi, J. Furst. Row 4: S. Allen, D. White, A. Kenda, J. Mennard, V. Bumpus, L. Sane, M. Reidy, S. Stratton, L. Dewey, J. Sullivan, J. Fritscher, M. Kowal, K. Robinson. Not pictured: M. Fulton, A. Harvey, K. Potter, M. Stymiest. 103 ADMINISTRATION “In the long run, men hit only what they aim at.” Henry Thoreau In this our tenth year as a regional high school, my records show that we will have graduated nearly 1300 students and ex- pended approximately 14 million dollars since our school became operatio nal in 1967. Our dedication adopted the theme “An In- vestment in Youth” and having been a part of the school and its programs since the early beginning I am happy to express my confidence that we have indeed invested wisely. We have ample testimony and evidence that our high school has gained an envia- ble reputation. We have pride in our achievement records in athletics, music and in a variety of academic activities. We are known throughout the state of Massachusetts as a school that seeks high standards and accomplishes quality performances. Our staff is active outside of the school system as well as inside and is looked upon with respect as curriculum instructional lead- ers. I am most proud and happy with the abundance of friendliness and humane spirit that permeates the halls and classrooms of Quabbin. We have many worthwhile goals for a high school, but the ultimate priority should always be that of helping each other strive for quality in life. Corridon F. Trask Jr. I have had the pleasure of being at Quabbin for nine of its ten years. During that time I have seen our school go through the “growing pains” that have been prevalent with most regional schools. We have now outgrown those “pains” and have established a school that we can all be proud of — a fine staff, an excellent curriculum — and most of all, an exceptional student body that makes Quabbin Regional High School one of the best comprehensive high schools of its size in the state. May our next ten years be as successful and regarding as the past ten. Donald F. Raffier The 1976-77 school year marks the tenth year of operation for Quabbin Regional High School. While such a milestone often prompts reflection upon the past, I nevertheless find it more meaningful to address myself to problems and challenges of the future. Quabbin is a school with great potential and possesses a staff and student body which are capable of realizing and fulfilling this potential. Renewed emphasis is being placed upon the teaching of basic skills and a significant change has been made in gradua- tion requirements which will add meaning and prestige to the Quabbin diploma. Members of the Class of 1977 should take pride in the fact that they are Quabbin graduates, and I hope that each of you as individuals will make a personal commitment to work with us in your new capacity as alumni as we proceed in our continued search for excellence. Leo J. Sullivan The past decade has been one of change and accomplishment, not only in our total society, but at Quabbin Regional as well. You, too, have grown and changed. You came here as young boys and girls, and now leave as young men and women. My wish is that you leave with a sense of accomplishment and pride, and that you continue to grow and accomplish all that you desire. Paul Allen 104 ENGLISH James Beschta, Betty Ann Farg- noli (D.H.), Elizabeth Lind- quist, Linda DiRuzza, William Neylon, David Melanson, Stan- ley Wnuk, Kathleen McGoni- gle, Kenneth Dignan. Captain James Martin Mary Lawlor (D.H.), Ann Loftus HOME EC NJROTC 105 M.C SOCIAL STUDIES John Musante, Suzanne Musnicki, Raymond Tur- cotte, Raymond Castriotta, Glen Stratton (D.H.), Sum- ner Webster, Edmund Poor, Michael Staiti Norma Hoisington, Eve- lyn Benedict, Anne Foss, Thomas Cabot (Media Coordinator) 106 MATHEMATICS Maurice Letour- neau (D.H.), Ma- garet Thombs. Albert Whitham, Richard Lyon, Jacqueline Tay- lor, Peter Mi- tas, Warren Hy- son, Howard Lu- batkin Sandra Plumb (D.H.), beau, Diane Rocheleau Brian Scar BUSINESS 107 SCIENCE Richard Renes, Jean Carmell, William Aubrey, Albert Carlin, Merton Baker, Maureen Marshall (D.H,), Kevin Brobeck, William Gauld, Grant Peckham James Massa, Roger LaMontagne, Richard Newell (D.H.) INDUSTRIAL ARTS 108 ART MUSIC FOREIGN LANGUAGE Roberta Grandone (D.H.), Mary Brach, Cathleen Scanlan, Claudia Glodas John Hansen (D.H.), Alexis Black, Winslow Sawyer Cheryl Adams (D.H.), Margaret Toler, Linda Bouley 109 GUIDANCE PHYSICAL EDUCATION Patricia O’Reilly, Debra Spinelli, Paul Gilley, Michael Dymon (D.H.), Beverly Ruddy. Catherine Murray, Christine Sherman, Director, Raul Quesada, (Director), Betty-Anne Parsons, Albert Cormier. Barbara Griffin(Nurse), Bernice Miller NURSE 110 READING Kathleen McQueston, Edith Morgan (Reading Supervisor), Richard Ervin. Paul Teto (Director), Dennis Kieman, Ellen Rasnik, Anne Thompson, Fred Wassel. SPECIAL SERVICES 111 OFFICE SECRETARIES Louise Yleva, Daisy Widing, Sandra LaCroix MONITORS Rose Parker, Lucy Valente, June Franciose Dorothy Miknaitis, Phyllis Lewis, Lorraine Miller, Ethel Trifilo, Shirley Della Penna AIDES 112 CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIANS Helen Marconi, June Morgan, Rose Brown, Clara Gonsalves, Andrea Mercik, Irene Stevens, Robert Martel, Stanley Miknaitis, Florence Avery, Evelyn Johnson, John Fargnoli. 113 115 SOCCER The varsity soccer team once again showed its dominance in central Mass, by winning the District III tournament. Under Coach Ray Turcotte, the team compiled a 12-2-3 record. Senior Don Prentiss was the leading scorer while seniors Tom Gareau and Spence LaPorte were outstanding on defense. Junior David Roy put in a fine season as goalie. Other seniors who contributed to this winning season were George Thomg, Bob Lapati, Rick Wine, Mike Brunelle, John Dymon, and Rick St. George. The J.V. and Freshman teams enjoyed very successful seasons, promising future talent for the varsity. Varsity Soccer — Row 1:S. LaPorte, T. Gareau, R. Wine (Co-Captains) Row 2: M. Brunelle, G. Thorng, D. Prentiss, R. St. George, J. Dymon, Row 3: L. Sears, C. Stone, F. Reidy, D. Valardi, J. Parsons, R. LaPati, Ray Turcotte (Coach), A. Addair (Manager), Row 4: B. Lussier, J. Clark, D. Roy, J. Rice, C. Gariepy 116 J. V. Soccer — Row 1: R. Roy, N. Skerry, D. Berube, J. Giarusso, K. Goodwin, Row 2: B. Allen, B. Melski, P. Furst, G. Rogowski(Tri-Capt.), M. Swistak, Chuck Hudson(Coach), Row 3: J. Allen(Tri-Capt.), J. Reidy, B. Haas, J. Orszulak(Tri-Capt.), C. Addair, M. Neri Freshman Soccer — Row 1: W. Donovan, T. Jankauskas, J. Anderson, D. Mortell, P. Lamb, C. Sykes, Row 2:E. Nye, G. Tattan, G. Briand, P. Smith, D. Burke, J. Fritcher, D. Erwin, N. Stoll, Row 3: Olen Muir(Coach) P. Vincent, M. Begin, R. Dupell, D. Newell, A. Dextradeur, J. Amidio 117 H FALL CHEERLEADERS Fall Cheerleaders Varsity: M. Zaganiacz, E. Newell, L. Spinney, J. Flagg, B. Phoenix (Co-Captain), K. Biatek, D. Briand (Co-Captain), Coach Musnicki Compliments of Rolla Motor Parts Ware, Mass. CROSS COUNTRY The Varsity Cross Country team on the come back trail from last year compiled a 7-7 record. The team was paced all year by Mike Stevens and Dwayne Clark, who set personal records. Fine running was provided by Senior Mike Stoll along with Brian Sirois, Chris Petofi, Craig Halfrey and Tony Zelnia. The J. V. Cross Country team was led all season by outstanding seventh grade runner Larry Bolduc. Varsity Cross Country — Row 1: B. Sirois, D. Clark, M. Stoll, C. Halfrey. Row 2: ' D ' c]!i Lyon (Coach), B. Griffin (Manager), M. Stevens, T. Zelnia, C. Petofi. J. V. Cross Country — Row 1: K. Crowley, D. Wright, Row 2: T. Wright, B. Flagg, L. Bolduc, J. Cauvin, D. Halfrey, Row 3:1. Graves, T. Everett, D. Panaccione, J. Coppolino, T. Salvadore, J. Panaccione, Dick Lyon (Coach) 119 FIELD HOCKEY Varsity Field Hockey — Row 1: J. Kataisto, P. Smith, C. Halfrey, S. Zelnia, C. Kowal, S. Aalto, Row 2: Deb Spinelli(Coach), L. LeBlanc, B. Anderson, C. Ruddy(Co-Capt.), T. Germain(Co-Capt.), D. Sane, S. Iverson, Row 3: K. Williams, T. Griffin, S. Ruddy, D. Trudeau, C. LaPorte 120 J.V. Field Hockey — Row I: J. Crawford, M. Martone, D. Snyder, W. Cummings, W. Engle, A. Kowal, S. Dixson, Row 2: Linda DiRuzza (Coach), L. Sane, L. Dewey, L. Zuidema, J. Engle, E. Melanson (Co-Capt.), M. Castriotta, Row 3: M. Fulton, A. Kenda, J. Charles (Co- Capt.), M. Matusevich, M. Reidy, L. Valardi, J. McDonald The Varsity field hockey team completed one of the finest seasons in Quabbin’s history. The team was lead by it’s Co-Captains, Senior Terry Germain and Senior Carole Ruddy. They took third in the league with a 9 wins, 2 losses, 3 tie record. The girls qualified in the Districts with their record only to be beaten by Nashoba in the second round. The J. V. field hockey team finished with a record of 5 wins, 5 losses, and 4 ties. The girls gained much experience this year and are enthusiastically looking forward to next season. Varsity Wrestling: Row 1 — S. Bryant, M. Ricker, M. Stoll, J. Chase, K. Melanson, O. Sisco, D. Prentiss, J. LeBlanc, Row 2 — R. Richard, M. Young, R. Phelan, T. Sisco, K. Goodwin, Coach Beschta. WRESTLING “Take ’em down!” Hardwick Farmers’ Co-op Exchange. 123 WESTERN MASS. CHAMPS! VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball: Row 1: S. Pickens, C. Simonds, K. Kelly, T. Gareau, R. Crawford, R. Fletcher. Row 2: Coach Paul Cilley, J. Clark, F. Reidy, D. Valardi, R. Wine, D. Roy, J. Caruso. 124 UbS I [14l JV Basketball: Row 1: T. Morse, M. Neri, D. Mortel, B. Kenda, F. Fletcher, L. Harty. Row 2: G. Stratton, R. Sibley, B. Haas, B. Robinson, J. Allen, G. Rogowski, Coach Green. J.V. BASKETBALL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Freshman Basketball: Row 1: J. Anderson, R. Dupell, D. Prentiss, A. Cole, J. Reidy, R. Holden, B. Melski. Row 2: B. Suojanen, Manager, W. Allen, J. Giarusso, N. Skerry, D. Irwin, S. Miller, R. Roy, Coach H. Lubatkin. Jr. High Basketball: Row 1: Coach Scarbeau, R. Dwelly, J. Fritcher, R. Zalneraitis, M. Kowal, P. Lam, K. Robertson, D. Haynes. Row 2: M. Bryant, J. Panaccione, T. Salvadore, B. Berthiaume, C. Sullivan, D. Newell, D. Wright 1 1 f s JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Winter Cheerleaders: Row 1: C. Ruddy, M. Zaganiacz, J. Melanson, D. Sane (Co-Captain), Row 2: J. Goldsmith, S. Iverson, T. Germain (Co-Captain), D. Bullard, Row 3: D. Dorsey, M. Provencal, D. Briand (Captain). WINTER CHEERLEADERS 127 GIRLS BASKETBALL Girls Basketball, Varsity: Row 1: J. Richard, D. Woodward, M. Clark, C. Clarke, E. Spinney, Row 2: Coach Spinelli, H. Lowell, L. Spinney, L. Sinkoski, M. Reidy, C. Kowal, S. Ruddy Girls J.V. Basketball; Row 1: C. LaPorte, J. Graves, J. McDonald, T. Griffin, N. Hubbard, Row 2: M. Casavant, Coach, J. Erickson, B. Bitsounis, P. Firmbach, V. Dextradeur, C. Diliddo, L. Tracy, Coach. Row 3: J. Paquin, J. Charles, M. Marconi, J. Midura. Girls Jr. High Basketball: Row 1: T. Nutting, L. Skerry, S. Janulevicus, T. Thompson, S. Stratton, J. Sullivan. Row 2: W. Cummings, D. Erickson, A. Kenda, J. Crawford, J. Mennard, M. Martone, T. Marconi, Coach D. Deschamp. Row 3: J. Engle, G. Sirois, G. McCauley, L. Valardi, S. Wentworth, M. Castriotta, T. Francoise. J CLASS Julie Alger — I would like to leave all the Monday morning hassles to my sister Laurie. Karen Anderson — To Beans (my sister) I leave the ability to get away with anything in study. To Stevie I leave 1000 library passes. To Lynne, Nancy and Kathy I leave the future years at Quabbin with hopes they live through them. Denise Bessette — To my brother John, I leave all the good times in the Senior Area and all the fun things we did. Randy Borelli leaves Mr. Hyson his two little brothers. Denise Briand leaves to Ellen Newell her cheering ability, to her brother Glenn she leaves her ability to talk his way out of trouble, and to Mr. Sullivan she leaves her smile. Mike Brunelle leaves the studs from his snow tires in the parking lot for anybody who wants to dig them out of the tar. John Chase — I leave to any student who wants it all my knowledge of physics and to J. C. all my charm and understanding. Dwayne Clark — I leave nothing because everything I was going to leave was taken. Gordon Cole leaves his love to Debbie. Brenda Crawford leaves all the school books to Mona Dumas. Lisa Dahl leaves to Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Marshall, their respective departments permanently haunted by her presence. To her brother Geoff a pencil so he will always be prepared for the worst. And she leaves gaining all she wanted and more. Pam Dailey — I leave my gym locker to Mona Dumas and the long speeches along with my school locker to my brother Wesley. I leave my books to my bookworm brother Jeff, all my pencils and pai ers to my brother Gordon. I leave my thoughts and friendship to my friend Debbie. I leave Mr. Lyon with all of his jokes. Steve Derrick leaves to Mr. Sullivan, the thought that if he looks around he’ll realize that he made Quabbin a 1 school. Edward Dextradeur — I leave my instrument on the music room shelf to collect dust, and my illegible calculus notes to my brother and sister if they want them. John Dymon leaves his car to Lynn Culver in hopes that she won’t have to walk to school anymore. Sue Frost — I leave the future of the Quabbin Drama Club in the competent hands of Greg Wine and Andrea Southwick. Tom Gareau and Diane Sane leave their Physics books to Mr. Sullivan so that in coming years he will be able to lead a life completely devoted to physics. Cheryl Gaudette — To Mrs. Benedict and Mrs. Foss I leave my brothers Bob and Jim, to Mrs. Grandone I leave the Latin she tried to teach me to be reused on someone else. I leave Jimmy Dupre all the trouble I caused in study hall. Denise Giard leaves the bomb scare callers in the hands of the police, and her little brother in the hands of the school in hope that he doesn’t tear it apart. Steve Goodfield — I leave Shawn Roberts and Wally Williams my uncanny ability to stay out of trouble. Cyndy Grenier — I leave my sister Sandy in this school hoping she’ll leave (soon). Robert Griffin — I leave my basketball skills to my sister Tammy. Dan Hanson — I leave Monday mornings to Mr. Beschta. Susan Harty — I leave Mr. Gauld the friendly snowball fights we had when we went on our Outing Club trips. I leave Mr. Sullivan a bag of candy to eat in those times of need. I leave Quabbin’s fellow students not to take life too seriously. Don Heyes — I leave all my problems to my sister Polly. I also leave the future seniors to Mr. Sullivan. Sue Iverson leaves quickly . . . exit stage right! Debbie Johnson leaves her share of the mess in the Yearbook Office to next year’s editor to clean and her purple striped paper tie to Mr. Letumo. Nora Jolly — To Mr. Sawyer I leave much love, appreciation and a great big Thank You! To the Music Department I leave all my marching techniques — GrOOD LUCK!!!! And to Maureen Castriotta I leave 10 of my best cracked reeds and a reedknife to do with what she wants. Phil Jurezyk — I leave my devoted life of Physics to any Junior. Nancy Kauppinen — I leave my great driving ability to Chucky Woodward. Kevin Kelly leaves to the Athletic Department $50 to buy Panther Pillows for the bench warmers and to Mr. Cilley John Woodland’s book. Mike Kubaska — I leave the school the rubber marks in the driveway. I leave Mr. Sullivan the smoke from my tires and the headaches that I know next year’s class will give him. SO LONG SCHOOL!! Mike LaBelle leaves Quabbin Regional High School to anyone who thinks he wants it. Sue Lajoie — I leave two more Lajoie’s to Quabbin Regional. Good Luck! I also leave Mrs. Murray and Mr. Cormier all my detailed paperwork for colleges. Leone Lamson — I leave my sister Kathy Lamson to anyone who will take her. WILL Spence LaPorte — I leave my soccer skills to Craig Stone and best of luck to next year’s soccer team. Also I leave my moustache to anyone who would want it. Laura LeBlanc leaves to the Quabbin Field Hockey Team 50 rolls of used tape, complete with lint stuck to it, to keep those beautiful gold socks up in place. Mary Ann Mallozzi — I leave all my good times at Quabbin to the future students. Dick Mankin — I leave all my problems to Kenny Prouty. Timothy Mara — I leave everything to anyone who wants it. Patrice McCauley — To Mr. Sullivan I leave all my empty Tab Cans and my twenty pounds. I’m leaving Mrs. Adams to her dismay but leaving behind my sister Gwen to keep up the McCauley image. I leave behind an empty corner in the art room for David Keans. Brenda McDonald — I leave to Mr. Wnuk all the remains of my balloon that Virginia Hayward popped in High School Writing Skills class during our Sophomore Year. Linda McHugh — I leave all my late notes, plus those willed to me last year by Missy Spinny, to who ever will carry on our punctual tradition. Kenny Metcalf leaves his dislike of moving to anyone who wants it. Cheryl Miarecki leaves T.P. and Henry O. to Stephanie Wlodarczyk and Kathy Fargnoli. Jackie Morgan — To Miss Lawlor I leave her sewing machine in good condition. Karen Nelson leaves her sister to Mr. Lyons to brighten her day. Terry O’Donnell leaves to Mrs. Lindquist her friendship and to her sister Roberta her gym locker to remember to put the right lock on, to her sister Dawn she leaves her ability to stay out of trouble most of the time. To Cyndy Clark she leaves all the Polish jokes I could never think of and good luck in her senior year but most of all she leaves Quabbin happily. Diane Ouellette: To my cousin Michelle I leave my gymnastic ability and hope she can find someone else to check off her gymnastic sheet for all the things she can’t do! Patricia Page — I leave all ice cream to Kathy Hood. I leave my sister Jackie hoping she’ll know how to talk herself out of demerits. Chris Perry — To Adrienne Nims I leave half a copy of “How to Give a Decent Back Massage’’ by CIA Publishing Co. Inc. To Brian Suojanen I leave an arm rest. To Tim Guilbault I leave all of my empty coke cans and any other useful materials. Sam Pickens leaves to Mr. Musante the spectre of the ’77 Boston Red Sox and to Mr. Beschta a stone. Rosemary Richard would like to leave a year’s worth of little messes in the art room for Mrs. Bouley to clean up, a very large “Welcome to Wisconsin” sign for Mr. Beschta and her supply of old boyfriends to her little sister Jeanne (who can handle anything). Carol Rivas leaves the sneakers to Mrs. Spinelli and her pictures to the Yearbook Office. Leslie Roberts — I hereby leave my place in the opera for Mr. Lyon, and to Cyndy Clarke I graciously leave her locker for herself! Jim Russell leaves “Hoards Dairymen,” and “The American Agriculturalist Rural New Yorker,” to our Media Director and his crew. Diane Sane — I leave Mr. Staiti all the work down in 000. Chuck Simonds wishes to leave Quabbin with good memories and a smile. Steve Sinclair — I leave my drafting knowledge to Mr. Lamontagne and my joke book to Mr. Lyon. Orrin Sisco — To Tom: I leave Quabbin. Pat Smith — I leave Mr. Gauld a new pair of skates and a day’s supply of bandages for the next Outing Club skating party. I also leave Mr. Gauld a book on “How to play hockey the right way”. I leave Mrs. Adams the “right” to go bead crazy, and the Christmas rush on the kiln, and I leave the Brikett Place to anyone in the Outing Club who will use it wisely. Rick St. George — I’d like to leave my score keeping ability to anybody who wants it. Michael Stoll leaves his brown tweed hat to Mr. Staiti. To Mr. Letoumeau one box of three foot long chalk, so he can now make use of the top half of the blackboards. To Tom Sisco his torn sweats so he can carry on the wrestling tradition. Rufus Streeter — I being of somewhat sound mind and body do bequeath Mr. Leturno the right to lower all blackboards in this school just so he can reach the top of them (3 feet should be enough). Colleen Sweeney — I leave my sister my brains. James Swett leaves to Adrienne Nims the hope of much love, happiness and a long life. David Valardi — I leave all my broken bones and medical supplies to anyone who wants them. To my dear sister Lisa I leave Quabbin in the hope that she will have as much fun here as I did. Sarah Wentworth — To my little sister Susan I leave my reputation. To Tom Everett I leave my dimples. Debbie Woodward leaves to Max, Cindy and Karen her pocketbook for basketball season. Sheila Zalneraitis leaves to Mrs. Black Judy Potter so she can make her a really super singer and to Coach Scarbeau her brother for him to call whatever he p leases. Mary Ellen Ziemba leaves all her excuses for skipping to her little sister Betty Kay. 134 R.T. CURTIS, INC. Redi-Mix Concrete Old Coldbrook Road, Barre, Mass. 01005 Highway Route 2 A, Templeton Center Gravel — Excavation Equipment. — Rental Tel: 355-2952 882-5550 Wjrcester County National Bank Compliments of W.R. ROBINSON LUMBER COMPANY Root Road Barre, Mass. 135 McDonald and DONOVAN HEATING CO. INC. Plumbing Heating Installations Sales Service Barre, Mass. 01005 Tel: 355-6649 355-4533 Best Wishes to the Class of 77 CHUCK’S SERVICE CENTER Honda Car Worcester Rd. Sales and Service Barre, Ma. 01005 WILLIAM J. PHELAN INSURANCE Common St. Barre, Ma. 01005 Tel: 355 028 Everything in Plumbing, Heating and Water Supplies CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY P.O. Box 337, Worcester, Mass. 01613 Tel: (617)755-6121 Office and Showroom: 39 Waldo St. Delivery Address: 156 Commercial St. Our 75 Year 136 Compliments of WARE SAVINGS BANK WARE CO-OPERATIVE BANK WARE TRUST COMPANY 137 Good Luck from the MICHAEL A. CAPPUCCIO FAMILY BEST WISHES TO THE Class of 1977 From EAGLE TRANSPORTATION CO. INC. Lionel A. Lajoie Jr. And Joseph F. LaRochelle 138 Compliments of E. P. WINE INC. LP. GAS - SERVICE ELECTRICAL AND GAS APPLIANCES West Street, Barre, Mass. 01005 Dial 355-2311 Compliments of WAIN-ROY, INC. Hubbardston Mass. MAGNUS A. CARLBERG INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance Service 157 West Street, Gardner, Mass. 01440 Tel: 632-0931 139 DAVID’S CARPET Lees and Other Quality Carpets Armstrong Inlaid At Reasonable Prices GARDNER ROAD HUBBARDSTON, MASS. ALSO CARPET CLEANING Compliments of MAPLE FARMS Peter Wartiainen Jr. Old Hardwick Rd. Barre, Mass. 01005 Organically Grown fruit Poultry-Eggs Vegetables Hogs COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL HOUSEHOLD MARTONE TRUCKING, INC. RES: WORCESTER RD. PHONE BAR RE, MASS. 01005 617-355-4477 Compliments of F.E. ROBERTS REALTY, INC. 125 High St. Hubbardston, Mass Fred E. Roberts Realtor Hubbardston, Mass. 01452 Res. 617-928 764 Compliments of GOODFIELD DAIRY Hardwick, Mass. HAKALA BROS. TRUCKING SAND-GRAVEL-LOAM SEPTIC SYSTEMS-BACKHOE DOZER WORK RUBBISH REMOVAL Hubbardston, Mass. 928-3323 140 GOOD LUCK FROM THE CLASS OF 1978 141 Pine Acres Year Round Recreation Area Camping — The lodge — Wedding and Banquet Facilities — Parties and Outings Oakham, Mass. 882-9509 Cormier Jewelers Diamond Watches and Jewelry Main Street, Spencer Best of Luck to the Graduating Class of 77 WILLIAM SISCO LUMBER Hubbardston, Mass. Tel. 928-4424 A.B. DICK PRODUCTS CO. Complete Source Copy Duplicating Products 860 Main St., Worcester, Mass. 01610 Tel. 791-9216 142 The Wironen wiroii«n Studio, Inc. 249 Timpany “Graduation Blvd. Portraits” Gardner, Mass. 01440 LaJoie’s Used Auto Part Rear 27 Hill St. Gardner, Ma. 632-3431 Ray John Progressive Controlled Environments, Inc. 257 Cottage St. Athol Ma. 01331 HAMMOND ORGAN Tel. 752-3321 PAT BILL MITCHELL DAVID LAPLANTE Music-Towne 146 Lincoln St. Worcester QUALITY MILK Inc. DAIRY PRODUCTS Leo O. Rondeau Wilfred H. Rondeau Ware 967-5335 Palmer 283-7 1 1 6 Goldstein Gurwitz Inc. New Holland Case Farm Equipment Plant Chalet RTE 68 Hubbardston, Mass. Open 1-8 Wed., Thurs., Fri. All Day-Sat. Sun. Closed Mon. Tues. 632-5970 143 Congratulations Class of “77”! THE DAN-DEE STYLE SHOPPE Mechanic Street Barre Walk-in Service Mon. Wed. 9-5:30 p.m. Thurs. Fri. 9-9 p.m. Sat. 8-4 p.m. Closed Tues. Men by Appt. Only Tel. 355-2216 BARRE IGA Summer St. Barre, Mass. 144 Best Wishes To The Class of “77” From BETTE AND JOE KOZY CABIN RESTAURANT RTE 122 BARRE Phone 355-2976 29 PARKER ST. 167 MAIN ST. GARDNER, MASSACHUSETTS 01440 632-0100 MAIN ST. MAIN ST. WESTMINISTER ASHBURNHAM 01473 01430 KARDAS SUPER MARKET AND PACKAGE STORE INC. Gilbertville Mass. 01031 MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT INC. Overlook Street Rutland, Massachusetts 01543 Phone 617-886-4909 145 LEICESTER ARCHERY SHOP 860 2 MAIN ST. Leicester, Mass. 01524 892-9195 Compliments Of HERSHEY PRODUCTS INC. FOUNDRY DIVISION Gilbertville, Mass. Central (Office |Jroburt8, Complete Office Remodeling 71 MAIN Street WARE, MASS. 01082 Tel. 413-967-6247-6248 ED BELCHER’S WARE RADIO SERVICE, INC. 70 Main St. Ware, Mass. 967-6413 (service) (sales) 967-5431 RCA MAGNA VOX SONY RADIO SHACK FRANCHISE DEALER Compliments Of STANLEY, GLADIS, RICHARD VOX CLUB INC. Main St. Gilbertville, Ma. JOHNSON Poultry Farm, SONS Inc. Our Eggs Are Best — Fresh To You From The Nest — Try Them Tel. 874-5845 ARCO GILBERTVILLE SERVICE STATION General Repairs Wheel Alignment Balancing Main St. Gilbertville, Ma. 01031 Tel. 477-6611 BONARDI’S FORMAL WEAR Worcester, Mass. 01608 Tel. 754-4036 “We Fit For Perfection” 146 Congratulations to the Graduates MALL’S Drive in window service Cold Drinks — Home Made Grinders — Frostee Ice Cream Open Every Day 11 A.M.-IO P.M. BARRE COMMON BARRE, MASS. BEARD CHEVROLET-PONTIAC on The Village Green Barre PACKAGE CONSTRUCTION, P.O. Box 306 35 Mason St. Worcester, Mass. 01613 INC. package steel building Phone: Office 755-3129 355 489 147 Gardner, Mass. Early American Chairs Compliments Of SIMONS PAPER COMPANY 25 Kraft Street Gardner, Massachusetts 01440 Tel. Area Code 617-632-1080 Div. The Dowd Co., Woburn, Mass. CARS TRUCKS FORD “Your FORD dealer for over fifty years.” SUNNYSIDE MOTOR CO., INC. Dan Harrington HOLDEN, MASSACHUSETTS Tel. 829-4333 Compliments Of HUBBARDSTON EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE Princeton Rd. Hubbardston Can-am Viva Montesa GARDNER CYCLES Rt. 2-A Gardner, Ma. 632-6840 Laverda-Moto Morini service-parts sales SMITH’S VARIETY 38 East Broadway Gardner, Mass. 01440 Open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tel. 632-6677 “a little bit of everything” 148 PARKER OIL SERVICE INC. CHAFFINS PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC. 647 Main Street Tel. 829-5422 Holden, Mass. 01520 COUNTRY KITCHEN ROUTE 68 Hubbardston NORTH BROOKFIELD SAVINGS BANK Incorporated 1854 NORTH BROOKFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Banking Hours 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. Monday through Thursday 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Friday WAL-N-DOT GARDENS Vegetable and Flower Plants Pitcherville Rd. Hubbardston, Mass. 632 969 Compliments Of FARMER’S CO-OP of HUBBARDSTON 149 Best Wishes to the Class of 77 from HUBBARDSTON GARAGE INC. Williamsville Rd. Hubbardston, Ma. BROWN, HOWE ROBICHAUD INSURANCE AGENCY INC. General Insurance-Life-Estate Plans 43 Parker Street Gardner, Mass. 01440 Tel: 632-3311 Congratulations to the Class of 77 HUBBARDSTON ORCHARDS High Street Hubbardston, Ma. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 77 Anonymous Compliments of HILL POULTRY FARM Hubbardston, Mass. 150 KANGAS GARAGE Auto Radiator Service Gardner, Mass. Compliments of GARDNER IGA N.C.C. BUS CORPORATION West Street, Barre We transport the world’s most Precious Cargo Compliments of BARRE SAVINGS BANK Barre, Mass. Compliments of BREEZY HILL Landscaping and Maintenance Hubbardston, Mass. 928-3328 Congratulations to the class of 77 from Selectman Franny Gromelski 151 Good Luck to the Class of 77 STREETER- SCOTT SONS John Deere Sales and Service Gould Rd. Tel: (413) 867-5391 Ware, Mass. 01082 Congratulations to Nora Jolly and the class of “77” “You deserve a break today” From the MEDICAL PHARMACY INC. “On The Common” Barre 355 093 882-3382 152 Rich’s Self Service Dept. Store Best Wishes From the Gardner, Mass. National Honor Society Compliments of the Class of 1980 FELICITATIONS! from The French Club 153 Compliments of Curtis Lumber Co. Old Princeton Rd. Hubbardston, Mass. 928-4288 Best Wishes Black and White Drive In Route 3 1 Spencer VALETE MCMLXXVII Junior and Senior High School Latin Club JOHN HARTY 19 James St. Barre, Mass. 01005 Tel. (617) 355-4052 Scc SeU Hardware B.B. Pullers Wrench Sets Chock Block Air Hoses Gift Items C.B. Radios Tape Decks Binoculars Radios Healy Brothers Insurance Gardner Family Pharmacy on the common Barre, Mass. 01005 355-2579 A.E. Valade, Jr. Reg. Ph. Dial: 632-1158 505 Chestnut St. Gardner, Mass. 154 PATRONS SPONSORS BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Richard and Family, Hubbardston Compliments of Wachusett Lumber and Building Supply Compliments of E. D. Marsh Oil Co., Inc. Mrs. Arnold Robinson Congratulations to the Class of 77 Congratulations from Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Robinson Dr. L. Paul Barthel Gardner, Mass. Atter’s Market, Gardner Quality Foods White Valley Service Center Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Biatek Rolla-Way Lanes Ware, Mass. Durand Sisters Ware, Mass. Joseph Pilsudski Association Rome Sales Co., Inc. 210 Main Street Gardner, Mass. 632-0687 Complete Home Furnishings Mr. and Mrs. John Scanlan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Strauss Anonymous Spanish Club Alger Garage Healdville Road Hubbardston, MA 928 879 Hub Package Store, Inc. 1818 House Antiques Hubbardston Colonial Furniture, Inc. North Brookfield News Rocky Hill Gardens Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hodgkinson Compliments of Lakeview Spa Rutland Pharmacy — Congratulations to the Class of 77 Rolla-Way Lanes Robert F. Cebula Lemaitre Pharmacy Beneficial Finance Co. of Gardner Burnham’s Furniture Barre Restaurant 355-2205 Caruso’s Rustic Lounge Ethiers Market Coldbrook Riding and Driving Stables Charles and Marjorie Clark Berman’s Motor Exp. Inc. 46 South West cut-off Worcester, Mass. 01604 Czabaj’s Market Ted’s Camera and Radio Shop Hardwick Road, Gilbertville, Mass. Dorman’s Garage Mr. and Mrs. Lionel A. Lajoie Sr. Mrs. Charlotte Dumas Dick Lyon Mrs. Glodas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harty and Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Robert Halfrey Luke and Shayne Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Stoll Gerald E. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Phoenix Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Smith Mr. Edward N. Adams Jim’s Auto Body Healdville Road Compliments of Eleanor’s Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Glidden A Friend George Pappas Top Gas Serv. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy White David and Ann Hardaker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Czabaj Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Wead Sr. Raymond and Clara Wead Whistle Stop Paul Mitus Polka Band Dendor’s Furniture Ware, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund W. Poor Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vallee Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thombs Mrs. Michael Harty and Son Esther and George Foster Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeBlouse Loma and Gary Ms. L. Miller Scout and Izzy (Spoosters) Diana Rocheleau R.J. Castriotta Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Page Mr. and Mrs. John Jurczyk Jeanne A. Hanson Fitzy and Denise Joel J. Trifilo Congratulations Rose from Kathy and Jeanne Mr. and Mrs. Walter Szadek 155 “I will not follow where the path may lead, but I will go where there is no path, and I will leave a trail . . Muriel Strode I ' V Lr ’ — ' ' ■ ■ vV ■■ ' ' . ' l x ' S -V ' ' t % ' ■ ' - ■ 1. ' i ' ' ■• ' •vi ' ' ' ■■‘y A ' ' (• t, j • ' V ■ Y‘. . I L ' ' I ' V Cy ' V . Y ' ■ ' ' ' “ ' ' ' .A i u ' aY-Y Y ' ' -Y Y ' -aVY .Y ' r ' l. 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