Quabbin Regional High School - Exodus Yearbook (Barre, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1978 volume:

ril tell you how the Sun rose — A Ribbon at a time — 1 The steeples swam in amethyst — The news, like squirrels, ran — The hills untied their bonnets — The boblinks — begun — Then I said softly to myself — That must have been the Sun ! But how he set — I know not — There seemed a purple stile That little yellow boys and girls were climbing all the while — 3 Till when they reached the other side, A Dominie in Gray — Put gently up the evening Bars And led the flock away — — Emily Dickinson As we, the Class of 1978, near graduation, we begin to think about our futures, and the goals we set for ourselves. As the sun sets on the part of our lives that we have shared at Quabbin, each individual of our class prepares to begin a new and different life, and we look forward to new experi- ences in a wider community. This yearbook will serve as a remembrance of our days at Quabbin, wherever the sunrise leads us. 6 7 4 10 Exodus ' 78 is dedicated to, Mr. James Beschta who through his humor and wisdom has helped us not only to learn, but also to grow as individuals. Mr. Beschta has helped us to open up and express ourselves freely. His advice and guidance will never be forgotten. Mr. Beschta, we will always remember your influence on . ' .s and we are thankful that you taught us to be ourselves. As we leave Quabbin Regional High School, we will be better able to develop our identities because o f you. James Beschta 12 Exodus ' 78 is dedicated to, Mrs. Maureen Marshall who through her colorful personality and devoted leadership has been both a friend and teacher to us all. Mrs. Marshall possesses a unique quality that affects all that come in contact with her. Her personal dedication to us has been evident throughout the years. Mrs. Marshall, we thank you for your spirit and for the interest that you have shown us. For this we will always be grateful. Maureen Marshall 13 Barbara Jane Barbara Sandy 1 Yearbook Editors — Row 1 — B. Laperle — Typing Editor, Barbara Soule — Photography Editor, Cindy Kowal — Editor-in-Chief, Sharon Lewis — Sales Editor, Aimee Addair — Advertising Editor, Bill White — Editor-in-Chief, Jane Kataisto — Art Editor, Sandy Aalto — Copy Editor YEARBOOK STAFF Yearbook Staff — Row 1 — A. Addair, S. Donovan, M. Illiscavitch, M. Brown, J. Kataisto, B. Rossi, L. Goddard, K. Maio. Row 2 — F. Reidy, C. Gariepy, M. Brodmerkle, O. Nachtigall, E. Spinney, S. Beauvais, S. Lewis, W, Dewey. Row 3 — J. Flagg, F. Ruddy, L. Spinney, C. Kowal, B. Laperle, A. Bitsounis, D. Beechan, Row 4 — M. Buckley, B. Madsen, C. Sibley, J. Parsons, L. Culver, K. Cranston, B. White, C. Haddad, S. Phelps. Row 5 — M. Wead, C. Larson, J. Woodland, N. Cappuccio, B. Soule, E. Newell, S. Aalto, G. Andrukonis. Thank-you We wish to thank Mrs. Cathleen Scanlan, our ad- visor, for helping us put together this book. Mrs. Scanlan has truly helped us to express our- selves as a class through this book, and as we leave Quabbin, we will always remember her energy and dedication she freely gave to us. Mrs. Scanlan, with love and appreciation we say thank you for helping us to make our book unique, meaningful, and something we can cherish forever. SENIORS 17 Sandra J. Aalto Aimee L. Addair Dale Adomaitis Susan A. Adams Sandra J. Aalto Sandy May 25, Gemini Likes: Sports, field hockey, snow, skating, the beach, snowball fights, fishing, the outdoors, “rabbits Dislikes: Spiders, bus rides, “The Boo-Boo Award , cities, “G ' s Susan A. Adams Sue, Suzy If you don ' t make it in this life, there ' s always the next. Likes: Rich Sweeney, being rowdie, Jane, Dani, Tama, Jenny, and others, helping others to help themselves, children, swimming at night, playing in the snow. Karate, John Denver music, being nice, hiking downhill, Quabbin people, belly dancers, Tammy ' s shirt, Wendy, the Smith family, camping, being alone, thinking, not studying Spanish or Chemistry, Lee Roy Taylor, Sr., and my family. Dislikes: Moodiness, loud music during the day, Wendy not waking me up in time for school, doing dishes, people who climb social ladders by using others, dog hairs on my socks, rushing, getting demertis, people who dislike me without knowing me, hobos, wrestling, cars that won ' t start, Tom B., Jane ' s mouth, Gardner, Joanie saying I have a tattoo (I don ' t Joanie!), geometry. Porky. Goals: To stop talking so much, go to college, get married, to have a little boy that looks just like Richie. Sayings: “Are you kidding? , “I love you too, sweetheart! Aimee L. Addair Love with an open hand. I never cared for the sound of being alone. To lose love can hurt but to give it freely never will. Likes: The beach, F.R., soccer, thunderstorms, 10 20 77, children, old movies, Fleetwood Mac, reading, sunrises, hot fudge sundaes, painting, Arizona, 50 ' s, music, Mexican and Italian foods Dislikes: Two-faced people, snakes, liver, lightning, staircases, the city, greed, people who give in too easily Goals: Have 5 or 6 children (well, at least 3), learn to swim, help others help themselves, make as few mistakes as possible. Sayings: Do you care? Huh? Don ' t be a jerk! , Alright already!! Aquarius-2 14 60 Dale Adomaitis Yvonne Marie Beauregard 4 Gayle M. Andrukonis Cynthia Bacon Kenneth Beaudin Gayle M. Andrukonis “To thine own self be true. Shakespeare November 10 Scorpio Likes; The beach, sports, ping pong, snow, spending money, thunderstorms, camping, ice cream Dislikes: Being impatient, The Boo-Boo Award , being late, red lights, having my picture taken, not having enough time. Goals: To live life to its fullest, to be happy and successful Sayings: What can 1 say? , Who cares? Cynthia Bacon Kenneth Beaudin Jethro, Bo-didly Do unto others as others do unto you. Likes: Camping, fishing, hiking, hunting, mountain climbing Dislikes: Rainy Saturdays Goals: Join the Navy, to hike the Appalachian trail Sayings: Oh yeh, who cares? Yvonne Marie Beauregard Sunshine Keep Smiling. Likes: Sports, the beach, animals, meeting people, parties, being hap- py, hot fudge sundaes. Dislikes: Snotty people, school, two-faced friends. Goals: To live a happy life. 19 Sharon Beauvais “Just remember when you think all is lost, the future remains, Likes: Beach, horses, the sun, getting a day off from work, kittens, motorcycles, snowmobiles. Dislikes: Cold snowy winters, snobs, two faced people, Doberman Pinschers, bossy people. Goals: To be a nurse, live somewhere where it never gets cold. Donna Jane Bechan Likes: Hiking, snow, driving around. Dislikes: School lunch, demerits. Jay T. Benedict The Tick, Ticker, Banger “Memory is when you look back and the answers float into who, what, when, and where. Carl Sandburg Likes: Miller, weekend — 10 7-10 77, Chrysler products, partying, “VBF , B.M., Steve Miller Band. Dislikes: Fords, Chevys, T.G., the good old days of D.C. Goals: Become a lieutenant in the Medical Corps and to be rich. Sayings: Ya, tell me about it. , No way. , You gotta be kidding. , Get outta herel Christine Bergeron Chris Likes: Art, J. Giles, Beatles, Canada, 68 Mustangs, Labrador Retriever, skiing, horses, Howie, weekly checks. Dislikes: Baked beans, poodles, modern art, DN ' s and SN ' s. Goals: To be a Commercial artist Sayings: If my car will start! , Ship em back where they came from! . Sharon Beauvais Donna Jane Bechan Jay T. Benedict 1 Christine Bergeron Shelley L. Berthiaume Pitsy “As I sat in the early morning light, 1 realized that one day the sun would no longer shine for me, but the darkness of death would come to take its place. Shelley Berthiaume Likes: Bo-Rich, Alan, boys in general, G.P. and the Q and Cushion on Thanksgiving night. Dislikes: Patti, people who lie to my face, girls who go with my boyfriends, getting punched in the face. Goals: To see California before I die, to make something constructive out of my life, to get married some day in the far future. Sayings; You ' re fried. , Hi kids! , Want to fight? , Where ' s the party? Ann Bitsounis Annie Live life to its fullest. Likes: P. W. O., beach, summer, sun, hiking, outdoors, driving around, swimming. Dislikes: Snow, Sundays, filling the car, school lunch, demerits. Goals: To become a good and successful secretary. Sayings: You ' re kidding! , Shut up! Elizabeth Bottis Diane Bousquet Di, Biscuit Likes: Summer of ' 77, Sunday afternoons. Mayday 11, parties up the park, whiskey, good concerts, dots, the Quabbin, Freshman math class with Mary, the two weeks over Cheryl ' s, the wierd times with Cheryl, 10 1 77, movies at the camp and after, being independent, Gabes, |j snowmobiling, four-wheeling, sunny days, meeting the nice people at ] Q.R.H.S., the summer in Florida, staying happy, sports, getting lost, 4 beerfests. Dislikes: Staying home on 1 weekends, rainy week- ends, people who don ' t mind their own business, jjeople who cause trouble for other people, good- , byes, getting up in the morning. Goals: To stay happy in I whatever happens. 1 Sayings; ' That ' s fried! , forget it! , No matter , where we go or what we pretend, a part of our past J remains with us. V . ' Shelley L. Berthiaume Ann Bitsounis Elizabeth Bottis Diane Bousquet Margaret A. Brodmerkle David J. Bronson Jill Brown Kathleen B. E. Brown Margaret A. Brodmerkle Marg, Margie Likes: A.B.F., 7 8 57, 8 10 74, animals, horseback riding. Dislikes: Getting up in the morning, Monday mornings, tests, analytical papers, ankle-biters. Goals: To be successful, to be happy. Sayings: “You ' ve got to be kidding. , I don ' t believe it. David J. Bronson p.J. It ' s been a hard day ' s night. Look out world, here I come! Likes: Sports, snowmobiling, cars, and spending money. Dislikes: Unfriendly people, people who bug me. Goals: To get a good paying job. Sayings: You fool. , Think snow. Jill Brown We have nothing to fear but fear itself. Likes: Most people, having a good time with good friends, most music, parties, cats, old movies, thunderstorms, long weekends, Mondays off. Dislikes: Demerit system, receiving unnecessary demerits, school lunches, being pressured. Goals: To enjoy life as much as humanly possible (and then some!! ). Sayings: The pits! , This could be a problem! Kathleen B. E. Brown Kathy, Cricket Eor everything there is a season, a time, and a purpose under the heavens. If at first you don ' t succeed, you ' re probably average. Likes: The ocean, joking around, cats, being free, friends and family, music. Dislikes: Homework, Math, Monday mornings, cliques, school bells ringing in my ears, little ankle-biters. Goals: To be a biologist, to enjoy all of life and nature. Sayings: Hey, what ' s happening? , Ear out!! , You are strange. Well, what- ever turns you on!! Mary Buckley Shorty It only takes a smile to make a day seem more worthwhile Likes: Matthew, Quabbin reservoir, concerts, people. Dislikes: Getting up in the morning, goodbyes. Goals: To be happy in whatever I do in life. Sayings: How do you feel at this moment? I [ ■1 ' k ' i Arthur W. Butler Buttsy, Big Art I ' m proud to be a snowmobiler. He who follows another is always behind. Likes: Ski-doos, Plymouth, seniors of ' 78, music, WAAF, snowmo- bile races, snow. Dislikes: Artie cats, weird people. Goals: Mechanic Sayings: Wicked cool. , Farm out and drifty man! James Edwin Burke Burkey Likes: Queen, sports, parties, Haffenreffer, weird people. Queen Lake. Dislikes: Monday mornings, mashed potatoes, work, the munchies. Goals: To be happy and live 100 years. Sayings: You ' re strange. , What a space shot! Nancy M. Cappuccio Nanc, Nan Likes: Mike, 5 7 77, Green machine, Thursday night rendezvous, Bodo the clown, 1982, mystery rides, deer, sleeping late, red light races, zoo , the beach, skiing, skating. Dislikes: The 2 B ' s , staying home, being bored, coming in early, rainy Sunday afternoons. snakes, Phys. ed., saying goodbye, airports, U.S. History, picking apples. Goals: To live in New Hampshire Sayings: We know . . . Hey . . . We know! , Roll em , Time will tell. , That ' s how you feel. If it weren ' t for the last minute, a lot of things wouldn ' t get done Mi- chael S. Traylor I Jim Caruso Bones Likes: Moving around, unplanned adventures, getting away, out- doors, sleeping, thinking. Dislikes: Ignoramusses, two-faced morons, asinine doings, indoors most of the time. Goals: To be set, I don ' t know yet!. To keep control of my guts. Sayings: Anything going on tonight? , No, just the usual, noth- ing. This town is boring! Cheryl A. Clarke Likes: M.D., the ocean, Elvis, Virginia Beach Goals: to work, to live, to love Sayings: Well, today ' s Tuesday! Jim Caruso Cheryl Clarke Cynthia Clarke Steve Clarkson ■ Kathryn Anne Cranston I Puppy, Kath, Katy A person cannot come to peace with others until he comes to peace • with himself. To each his own T Likes: People, music festivals, exchange concerts, Washington, good friends, painting, smiling, life in general. Dislikes: Unfriendly people, arguments, Soap , Bulges Goals: To live in a world which surrounds me with peace and happiness. Sayings: Hey, Dogface! , It ' s been real. , Big scoop, Bren!! Lynn Ann Culver True friendship is like phosphorescence, it glows best when the world around you goes dark. March 12 Pisces Likes: M.S.K., ocean, sunrises and sets, outdoors. The Eagles, catsup, ice cream Dislikes: sunburns, a.p., car doors, fake smiles, wet feet, stuttering, snakes, poison ivy Goals: To be happy with whatever I decide to do, and to live a full life with someone special. Sayings: They don ' t call me Lucky Lynn for nothing. That ' s the pits. Wesley Dailey Michael Degnan Mike, Deg The greatest truths are the simplest. Life is what you make it. Likes: Nanc, 4 wheel drive rigs, K.W ' s, work, money. Dislikes: School work, B.S. ' s class, people who can give it but can ' t take it. Goals: To have the best and enjoyable life that anybody could ever have, and to become a trucker. Ed Derrick Wendy L. Dewey Sheila A. Donovan Mona E. Dumas Wendy L. Dewey Nose Silence is the next best thing to brains. Likes: Animals, the beach, a good book, the outdoors, the Beatles, Steve Miller. Dislikes: Peas, cold rainy days, crowds, winter. Goals: To see the world, to be happy. Sayings: Excellent. , Sad! , I ' m hungry. , What a hurt! Ed Derrick Likes: The Rolling Stones, Dylan, basket- ball, girls, shredded wheat. Dislikes: N.B.P.D., O.P.D., working, school, falling in quicksand, splunge. Goals: To find the holy grail, walk as silly as E.M.S. Sayings: Oops! , Nah. , Hey, sounds good. Sheila A. Donovan She-She Faith is the substance of things hoped for, evidence of things not seen. There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a stain. Likes: O.C.M., skiing, 9 24 76, The Red Lantern, runnin , eating, winter, flowers, slap-happy , puppies, S.G.F ' s, the gang, the great chase , shopping, being buddies , S.S.S ' s. Dislikes: The clique, p eople who are insincere, S.S.G ' s, busy signals, C.C.O.T., being tired, P.A., W.W. Me. food, car payments, Mon- day mornings. Goals: To live a long and fulfilled life. Sayings: I did not see that! , That ' s real nice. , You ' re not too sad! , Give me a break. Mona E. Dumas Harvey Decent, man Likes: Swimming, guys, dances, skating. Dislikes: Q.R.H.S. Goals: To be happy and free. Sayings: I ' m an us. roller I i James C. Dupre Greg Dwelly Donna M. Erickson Janet Louise Flagg James C. Dupre Jim, Jim-Bo Likes: Having fun, riding a bike, swimming, going to the movies. Dislikes: Monday mornings, period 4, Phys. Ed. Goals: To succeed in Life, to become rich, to be somebody. Sayings: Hey Tim , Same difference . I don ' t know , Yeah Tim , I ' ll think about it , Maybe later . Greg Dwelly Likes: Concerts, parties. The Who, and mountains Dislikes: Having no place to go, no money Goals: To Live Donna M. Erickson Donna May 21, 1960 Gemini Likes: Summer of 77 , S.F.C., Bo ' s Dislikes: Staying home, flat tires Goals: To live happily ever after Sayings: Want to skip to- morrow? , Go to Gard- ner Janet Louise Flagg If I can stop one heart from breaking 1 shall not live in vain; If I can ease one life the aching. Or cool one pain. Or help one fainting robin unto his nest again, 1 shall Not live in vain.: — Emily Dickinson Nothing would ever get done if it wasn ' t for the last minute! Likes: Laughing, EATING, shopping, 4 14, The great Chase , puppies, S.G.F., drama, Ducks , flowers, parties, outdoors, life, the ocean, 10 2 76, N.H., . . . and Forrest Dislikes: P.A., The clique , BIG FEET, C.C.O.T., fat, needles, W.W. Mc. food , cheese, being called Woman , false people, people who are too cool , saying goodbye. Goals: To lead an exciting, fulfilled life, and to always be happy! Sayings: Give me a break , 1 did NOT see that , I don ' t get it . Robert H. Fletcher Robbie Likes: Camping, sports, Aerosmith, winning. Dislikes: Being late, getting up for school, quitting. Goals: To be successful and enjoy life. Mary Jane Fox Janie What are the fields, or flowers, or all 1 see? Tasteless all. If not enjoyed with thee. Thomas Parnell February 9, 1960; Aquarius Likes: Dave, ice hockey, art, weekends, summers. Nova SS, motorcy- cles, eating, Gardner, close friends, blue, fun times, being myself. Dislikes: Hassles, fake people, anything out of the ordinary. Goals: July 1, 1978., To be hap- py and live my life to its full- est. Sayings: What? , Really? , 1 wish it was Friday! I 1 I Wayne A. Franciose Frankose, Peanjaloaf Knowledge is lonely. Goodbye everyone, it was good. Likes: Magic, non-ordinary reality, dreaming, change, newness, dancing, full moons, sun rises and sunsets, life. Dislikes: Stagnation, solidness, eating too much, sorry , being crowded, expectations, driving, structured classes. Goals: South America, ancient Craig R. Gariepy Likes: Soccer, skiing, football, Colts. Dislikes: Crutches, be- ing broke. Goals: To be a lawyer. Lori A. Goddard “Happiness is contagious. Likes: Spending money, the Beatles, tennis, kittens, McDonalds, watching sports, summer. Dislikes: Being in debt., running over snakes with the lawnmower, people teasing me about my eyes being closed when I talk. Goals: To be SOMEBODY. Sayings: Yea, but , You know. , 1 don ' t think so. Christine Donna Haddad Chris, Chrissy, Christy Two things proud man cannot control: the weather and the fowl- ing bowl. My telling you this may seem sudden and strange. It may not interest you much at all right now. But things change, things change. Likes: Strawberries, weekends, being with fun people, pineapples, guys, puppies, having a lot of money. Dislikes: Peas, arguments, ankle-biters, being picked on, boring weekends, deadbeats, being the only one who doesn ' t know a secret. Goals: To live a happy and successful life. Sayings: Burrr! , Doosh-doosh-doos- h!!! , You ' re flashing! Timothy B. Guilbault Tim Silence? 1 never heard it. D.H. Don ' t say it if you don ' t mean it. Likes: Blizzards, old guns, HFD, being with people. Dislikes: Fake people, rainy days. Goals: To be an emergency paramedic. Sayings: Hey Jimbo , What say? , Sweet. , O.K. ' ' , Hey Bruce! I Philip R. Hayward K.W. kid. Pill Likes: Going to the movies, pizza, good friends. Racoon hill, the fire tower, four wheeling. Kiss, Steve Miller, good music. Dislikes: Getting stuck, climbing the fire tower for the first time, flat tires, falling off the back of a Yamaha 80. Goals: To own a Harley and to open my own customizing shop. Sayings: What, are you crazy? , You know. , Hey Yan. Christine Donna Haddad Philip R. Hayward Lori A. Goddard Timothy B. Guilbault Terence A. Heffernan Diane L. Heyes Kathleen Anne Hood Keith Hewlett Terence A. Heffernan Heff Wicked good. 1 love 56 Chevies and good looking girls. Likes; 56 Chevies, fast cars, outdoor sports. Dislikes: Teachers. Goals: To be in Forestry. Sayings: See you later. , Hey baby! Diane L. Heyes Little Scrubber Decent man Likes: Baseball, skating. Dislikes: Q.R.H.S. Goals: To be happy and free. Sayings: I am an us. Kathleen Anne Hood Hoodski, Ice Cream I dare do all that may become a man. Who dares no more, is none. Shakespeare Don ' t expect me to live up to your expectations, for I am me and not who you want me to be. Likes: Mercedes Benz, 5th Avenue, North, 151, sea food. Dislikes: Social inequality. Goals: Travel the world, to keep learning. Sayings: Can ya dig it? Keith Hewlett I ( Linda Illiscavitch Lin “We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust our sails, Likes: Sunshine, weekends, music, rainbows, the beach, animals, parties, moonshine, good friends. Dislikes: Mondays, wearing glasses, hunting, boredom, being blue, Q.R.H.S. waiting. Goals: 5 ' 3 , to live life to its fullest potential. Nancy Hudson Nance, Squiggy “What ' s happening? “Love is like a flower; it blooms then fades away. Likes: The North, the Cue, music, people. Dislikes: Feeling like a frog, fast cars and perverts. Goals: To become a model, to be happy and free. Sayings: “Hon! , “I feel like a frog! , Slow down and feeling fine. Mary Ann Illiscavitch I Train your ears to listen and your heart to understand. , February 12, 1960, Aquarius t Likes: People, Mom ' s Italian food, animals, the beach, music, no I school on snowy days, watching T.V., sitting by the fireplace on I a cold day, true friends, Spanish, laughter, daydreaming. Science, going shopping and the color blue. Dislikes: Conceited and insincere people, too much homework, tests, those that don ' t care about others and anything out of the ordinary. Goals: To be happy, successful, and further my education. Sayings: Don ' t say that. That ' s mean. , I can ' t wait till Friday. Yuck! , Don ' t worry about it. (I ' ll do that! ) , I don ' t know. , Don ' t ask me! , You ' re kidding. , Oh, won-der-ful! Nancy Hudson Linda Illiscavitch MaryAnn Illiscavitch Richard Jankauskas Nancy Claire Johnson Patchie, Chico 1 wish you the best today, tomorrow, and every day of your long life. When 1 stop laughing, that ' s when 1 die. Likes: Sleeping, walking in warm summer rain, swimming, being with friends, baseball, tennis, roller skating, football, sunsets, sunrises, clouds, animals, true friends, small chil- dren, being short, being trusted, snow, being happy. Dislikes: Conceited people, complainers, untrue friends, antagonistic people, peas, lima beans, being alone. Goals: To live a happy, free, and peaceful life, to open my own beauty salon, or settle down and raise a family. Sayings: What a twerd! , Spastic! Thomas Johnson Jane Kataisto Likes: Field hockey, Peterbilts K.W. ' s, L.M. B.B.B.S., eggs, Hubbtown, finn power, tennis, cheeseburgers, art. The Doobie Bros. Gordon Lightfoot, money, trucking. Dislikes: Chapped lips, black blues, snow- storms on my birthday. Goals: Go into Veterinary medicine, win the lot- tery and buy a truck. Sayings: What ' s that got to do with the price of eggs? Thomas Johnson James Joyal Jane Kataisto Nancy Claire Johnson Wendy Keans “Celebrate life! Anna Lee Ketola Blondie, Peel Likes: Art, my ' 67 Oldsmobile, 12117 77, Gardner, Oxford, true friends, snowmobiling, ocean, amusement parks. Bo Rich, blue, being rowdy, camping, animals, Scott ' s place, warm sunny days. Dislikes: Snowstorms, flat tires, snobby people, having nothing to do, cold days, having no money, slippery driveways, garages. Goals: Be an artist; if not, be successful in whatever 1 do. Sayings: Ya know , Y-a-apfl , “Hey, how ' s it going? 4 Cynthia Jean Kowal Cindy I “Femina facta fecit Likes: Field hockey, sports, eating, talking, winning, thinking, laughing, craziness , being a sarcastic, the ocean, music, 204 . 8 Dislikes: Sprints, thunder and f lightning, J.H.H., prissies, gymnastics, class meetings, cats, not : having enough time, B-B , AS 1 THE PODIUM TURNS , G ' s . ■ Goals: To be content. Sayings: Just marvy! Barbara Ann Laperle April 14, 1960. Aries If you love something Set it free If it comes back to you It ' s yours If it doesn ' t It never was. Likes: Donny, Fleetwood Mac, red roses, McDonalds, Parties, summer, drive-ins, sunshine, music, watermelon, tennis, my Mom and Dad, spaghetti, Grover, Christmas, The Muppets, bowling, 12 18 75, little kids, animals, people. Dislikes: Spiders, Mondays, rainy days, fighting, crying, unfriendly people, getting locked oul of apartments, peeling oranges, people who talk with their eyes closed, being cold, making chocolate chip cookies, people dying, cold cars, saying goodbye, when people rub their forks on their teeth, waiting. Goals: Always be happy, to love, and to be loved. Sayings: No, Huh? , 1 want to go home! , I ' m hungry! , Have a nice day. Cynthia Jean Kowal Barbara Ann Laperle Anna Lee Ketola Wendy Keans Carl Larson It is now time to take possession of my life, to start the impossible, a journey to the limits of my aspirations, for the first time to step toward my dreams. If I had only known then what I know now — but now I know enough to begin. H. Prather Likes: Mountains, sunrise, night, the ocean, snow Dislikes: The library, the color of the cafeteria, A.B. A.F. Goals: Many Sharon Lewis t Shari j The Pedigree of Honey Does not concern the Bee — A Clover, • anytime, to him. Is Aristocracy — — Emily Dickinson j Likes: Gus, cats, plants, reading, the outdoors, Nantucket, chopping down trees in a green pick-up, tootsie rolls ’ Dislikes: Sunburns, poison ivy, hot dogs, waiting Goals: To own a greenhouse and a cat Sayings: Just, leave me alone. Philip W. Loomer Flip Likes: The Happy Louis Band, all polkas, Christmas Dislikes: Monday Goals: To get a job Sayings: Oh good Beth A. Madsen 2 29 60 Pisces Likes: Music, the country, sunrise, sunset, true friends, good times, long weekends, the ocean, money, 11-24-77, T.D.G., nice clothes, concerts, good food. Led Zep, 7-30-77, tall grassy fields, full moons, hiking, partying, waterskiing, free time, camping, Fleetwood Mac, sleeping late, rain, roses, swimming, waterskiing, laughing, my family, reading a good book, Jethro Tull, smoking, talking alot, being hap- py, dancing, U.S. His- tory Dislikes: Demerit sys- tem, being cold, 89 ' s, re- venge, being constantly broke, my bomb, vio- lence, being bored, Barfy, Monday morn- ings, television, long bus rides. Goals: To live com- fortably and be happy and successful with my life. Sayings: ' That ' s the pits You ' re Fried, Boy, Come on, Really, Do not walk in front of me, I may not follow Do not walk behind me, I may not lead Just walk beside me and be my friend. David Charles Eugene Majka Wendy Lee Mankin Ann Marie Martone Karla Vanessa Maio I Karla Vanessa Maio Could you please tell me if practicing the piano is habit forming? i I have thought it over and I have decided that 1 don ' t want to waste my natural talent with practice! 1 Likes: Music, cats, summer, Salisbury beach, Canadian Volley Ball Team, Flogs , Italians, waterskiing, Doritos, roses, grover. Dislikes: Braggers, the evil eye, gymnastics, Moby Dick. Goals: To be successful with music. . Sayings: Heyi , I ' m thrilled. , I couldn ' t be happier. 1 Wendy Lee Mankin Abby, Windy, Ninny Tears, idle tears, I know not what they mean. Tears from the depth of some divine despair Rise in the heart, and gather to the eyes. In looking on the happy autumn fields. And thinking of the days that are no more. Tennyson It ' s never too late to go back to bed! Likes: Fall, Spring, true friends, laughing, amusement parks, gymnastics, chocolate cakes, movies, arguing, eating, reading, pickles. Dislikes: Small lockers, fake smiles, 3 27 77, time, running to all my classes, mixed vegetables, people who aren ' t willing to give but take more than their share, fake people, taking out the trash, oatmeal. Goals: To become a lawyer. Sayings: I think I ' m going to be late! David Charles Eugene Majka Chip Likes: Sleeping, the country, the outdoors, steamed clams. Dislikes: T.V., lawyers, American society. Goals: Professional celery inspector. Ann Marie Martone Accept me as 1 am so 1 can learn what I may become. Go where there is no path and leave a trail. Likes: Art, sleeping late, honest people. Dislikes: Two-faced people, every school day. Goals: To be happy and stay healthy. Ricky C. McNaulty Lips Likes: Mary, Dirt bikes, fast cars, snowmobiles. Dislikes: Pumping gas, getting stuck Goals: To go into the Air Force or the Navy. Sayings: Oh Yeah Anthony J. Miarecki Yan , Big P Likes: Chevys, Plymouths, 4 wheelin, SKl-DOO, Firetower, Ken- worth ' s, MILLER, snow. Hunting, Fishing, My J.D. Bulldozer, parties, dragraces, camping in New Hampshire, tractor pulls. Uncle Ben ' s Farm, 2:20 bell on Friday. Dislikes: Fords, (Bronco ' s), Mondays, homework, rain on weekends, empty wallet on weekends, no snow for Christmas. Goals: To retire early and buy my own Kenworth. Sayings: Hey Obartuck, Let ' s go Four-wheelin , what , My Chevelle can beat that Ford any day . Anthony D. Jenkins Tony Let ' s have a keg party! Likes: Lowenbrau Dark, Neil Young, keg parties, magnum, pool, Pepe, good times. Goals: To be what 1 want to be, not what someone else wants me to be; enjoy life to its fullest. Jerry T. Moore Jerry Likes: Hot Rod ' s, weekends, parties, Schlitz. Dislikes: Mordav Morning ' s, Bud Goals: Being Successful in life and having a good time doing it. Sayings: Life ' s Rough Anthony D. Jenkins Jerry T. Moore Ricky C. McNaulty Anthony J. Miarecki i |j Timothy James Moore Tiny Tim I Likes: Beer, good food, fast cars. Dislikes: School lunch, stuck-up people. I Goals: To be a mechanic Vikki A. Nelson Vinnie, Humming bird. Little Vik, Mouse Even before a word is on my tongue, O Lord, Thou knowest it all together. Thou dost beset me behind and before and layest Thy hand upon me. Such knowledge is too wonderful for me. It is high, I cannot attain it. Psalms 139:4-6 Likes: Crafts, macrame, accounting, Kevin, close friends and family. Dislikes: Big shots, snobby people, QRHS gym locker rooms. Goals: To be me and live life my way. Sayings: Ya know, yeah, right!! Olga Nachtigall Liberty ... is one of the most precious gifts that heaven has be- stowed on mankind; not all the treasures the earth contains within its bosom, or the ocean within its depths, can be compared with it. Likes: Outdoors, people, singing, kittys. Dislikes: S.A.T. ' s, gym. Goals: To be happy. Sayings: Poor baby! , Really? , Alright kiddo! Ellen Marie Newell El The unexamined life is not worth living. May 23 Gemini Likes: Snow, cheering, laughing, the beach, spending money. Dislikes: Being cold, The Boo-Boo Award , cars that don ' t start, getting fooled, geometry, waiting, being broke. Goals: To be happy and successful in whatever 1 do. Sayings: What a fool! , You silly! I Vikki A. Nelson Ellen Marie Newell Olga Nachtigall Timothy James Moore Leeland Nimtz Pickle Stay Gold. Likes: Life, Joan, fun times, movies, trucks, four wheel driving. Dislikes: Empty six packs. Goals: To live, love, and enjoy life. Sayings: Boggie down. , Hey babe. , What ' s happenin g? Kenneth W. O ' Donnell Shamrock Likes: A good time. Dislikes: Getting stuck with friends. Goals: To be a landscapist. Michael Anthony Obartuck Mory, Morbartuck, Polack Life is a bowl of cherries, but this is the pits! Likes: Four wheeling. Fords (Broncos), Arabians, weekend 10 7-10 77, parties. Miller, Queen Lake, fishing. Dislikes: Chevys, Plymouths, Mondays, Physics, snobby people, Budweiser. Goals: To own a Kenworth. Sayings: It ought to be shot and put out of its misery. Patricia E. Palano Pat Likes: Parties, baseball, wine, weekends, class of ' 78. Dislikes: Oral reports, two-faced people, Monday mornings. Goals: To be an accountant, to lead a happy life. Michael Anthony Obartuck Kenneth W. O ' Donnell Patricia E. Palano Leeland Nimtz Mark Panaccione It ' s a long road and a little wheel and it takes a lot of turns to get there. James W. Parsons Man does not live by penalty kicks alone. Likes: Soccer, sports, weekends, quarter night at Nick ' s, spirits , moose brook. Dislikes: Losing by penalty kicks, still being called Jim-Jim. Goals: At least two in a season, own land. Sayings: Look at him. Donna Pareis Buzzy Beware of people who put on acts. Likes: The morning before, C C, Rum and coke. Dislikes: The morning after, people who are pushy. Goals: To get off Bridge Street. Sayings: Ya know. Irene Payne Likes: Food, good friends, dependable Falcons. Dislikes: Dogs that bite, short redheads. Goals: To own a dependable car. Sayings: That ' s a fine kettle of fish you got yourself into. 1 i Mark Panaccione Irene Payne ' Donna Pareis James W. Parsons Bruce Perez Robert Phelan Susan M. Phelps Lisa Anne Plouffe Bruce Perez Spic Likes: All sports, helping people. Dislikes: Snobs Goals: To be an M.P. in the Army. Sayings: Excellent. Robert Phelan Bob Get me a big hammer and I ' ll fix it! Welp, I suppose. Likes: Trucks Dislikes: Working alone. Goals: Welding Sayings: Brenda will do it for me. Susan M. Phelps Sue 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. When we do right No one remembers. When we do wrong No one forgets. Likes: Life, parties, animals, red roses, surprises. Queen Lake, remembering the good times, be- ing with people, lending a needed smile, being happy. Dislikes: M.L. E.P. Goals: To live MY life MY way. Sayings: Tough twinkies! , Do I look like I care? , Guess what we got next. 40 r ' t t Lisa Anne Plouffe Be yourself, an original is better than a copy. Likes: True friends, baseball, football, animals, laughing, music, Rhode Island. Dislikes: Conceited people, phoney friends, lima beans. Goals: To survive at college and be successful. Sayings: That ' s life. , Tough bananas. , You ' re sad! , Turkey! Kenneth M. Prouty Lawrence R. J. Recupero Diane Marie Regin Francis X. Reidy Kenneth M. Prouty Prout Likes: B.G., to have a good time, the Cue. Dislikes: Palmer Goals: To become rich and wealthy. Sayings: Same thing, but different. Lawrence R. J. Recupero (Mad) WOP, Beast, Fruit fly Should I stand on my head and spit wooden nickels? To err is to be human. Likes: 10 10 77, headbutts. Queen Lake, girls. Queen. Dislikes: Junior high students, being told what to do, getting old. Goals: To live and love forever. Sayings: You big brute, you smell like fish! , What are you, on drugs? Diane Marie Regin Red, Rege, Di, Reginski How many people stop to think, in these or other lands that all the cleanest works of men were made by dirty hands! Likes: Animals, sports, people, kids, traveling, art, weekends, laugh- ing, meeting people. Dislikes: Cruelty to animals, snobs, ankle-biters, two-faced people, squash. Goals: To be a success in life; be happy. Sayings: Am 1 blushing? , Cool your buns! , Guess what we got next. , Hurtin for certain. , Doosh-doosh-doosh!! J Francis X. Reidy Frank Soccer is a kick in the grass. Likes: Soccer, A. A., sports, 10 20 77, food. Moose brook, free time, beach, camping. Dislikes: Middle name, penalty shots, broken bones, small town police. Goals: To help less fortunate, to be a coach. Sayings: Look at that kid! 41 Jeffrey Rice Ronald W. Rich Gay Louise Rogers Brenda Lee Rossi r I Jeffrey Rice Bubba, Uncle Ben 5 20 60 Likes: Juli, soccer, Fleetwood Mac, going to rock concerts, my grandmother ' s cooking, weekends. Dislikes: Sitting at home, tomatoes, driving in the city, cold locker rooms, humidity, short lunch periods, stepping on gum. Goals: To gain a few pounds, to win the lottery. Sayings: Swis, you fiend. , Hey, what we gonna do tonight? , 1 don ' t know. , Figures. , This car uses too much gas! , Hey Roy! hhhhhh Ronald W, Rich Ron So what if you could do it over again. If it matters to you. Live or let die. Likes: Hunting, work, canoeing, animals, children, Fleetwood Mac, smart people, Doobie Brothers. Dislikes: Being used, critics, drop outs, getting in accidents, two-faced people, 99.9% of the faculty, 11 11 77, Juniors, Goals: To own a lodge in snow country, make a decent living. Sayings Alright. , Hey Babe. , How you doing, nerd? Gay Louise Rogers Always laugh when you can. It ' s cheap medicine. Likes: Music, Quebec, singing, Salisbury beach, volley ball team, Nov. 4, 1976, California, sapphires, Alabama, flogs , Grover, The Queen of the Night, Doritos, best fri ends, the grin. Dislikes: Fake people. Math, practicing, To be continued . . braces, auditions, liver, Moby Dick. Sayings: Watch for me in Vegas. , Truly hey! , Listen to a jubilant song. , Quite the imbecile. , Are you a turtle? , Hey floggy babyyyyy! Brenda Lee Rossi Bren, Pudge Likes: Snow, pomegranates, art, being short, Fleetwood Mac, summer. Forrest B. Ruddy Ed Salminen Raymond H. Sawyer David R. Roy David R. Roy Pete Likes: Sports, Moose Brook, S.C. , Friends, Donald Duck. Dislikes: Having no brakes, people who try to be what they ' re not. Goals: To be happy in life. Sayings: What ' s going on? Forrest B. Ruddy Quotation: A Dreamer Never Dies Likes: Janet, Ford, Four Wheel Drive, 10 2 76, K.W. , muchin ' out, hunting, S.C. Spirits , N.H., Nicks , weekends, C.C.C. , 1 P.S. Dislikes: Truck payments, working at 6:00 A M., being tickled! Goals: To be rich. Sayings: Hey Hey Hey , Want a bat in the lips . You ' ll get over it Ed Salminen Quotation: It ' s a long road and a little wheel, and it takes a lot of turns to get there — Charlie Daniels Likes: Bob Dylan, Woody Guthrie, Blue Grass Festivals, camping out, Monty Python, Q.O.C. Dislikes: Worcester, P.D., bad musk, people who don ' t walk silly, splunge. Raymond H. Sawyer Ray-Ray Likes: Wrestling, horses. Black Sabbath, Hiking Dislikes: Stuck up people, 10,10,10 ' s Goals: To be Happy and Succeed Sayings: What a drag A J Tom Scott Carol A. Sibley Likes: Sports, No. 27, mystery rides, watching baseball games, Thursday night rendezvous. Dislikes: Being bored, being broke, class meetings, being late, long rides, the city. Goals: To be rich, to see Hawaii, to be successful. Sayings: We know . . . Hey . . . We know! , Roll ' em , Give me a break! Kathy Simmerer Joan Sinclair Joannie Don ' t follow me, for 1 am lost. Likes: Summer, artwork, black velvet. Loves: Lee Dislikes: Winter, dishonest people, conceited people, Q.R.H.S. Goals: To go into nursing, to succeed in life. Sayings: What? , Really? , Aw, bummer, can I? Tom Scott Carol A. Sibley Kathy Simmerer Joan Sinclair Thomas Sisco Blitzco Likes: Black Sabbath, Aerosmith, Miller, fast driving Dislikes: Bands with no fuzz, the taste of shroons Goals: To live a life of no return, live it happy but do not burn Barbara Soule Bubble Sal To see a World in a Grain of Sand A Heaven in a Wild Flower, Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand And Eternity in an hour. William Blake I Don ' t frown at the rain — it ' s the only thing coming down. Likes: The art of photography, English accents, Fleetwood Mac, I the little bugs on the Raid com- I mercials, the Cable Bridge, I weekends, Quabbin Reservoir, I tennis, laughing, Dan Fogelberg, j friends you can trust i Dislikes: doing somersaults over ' bankings with a car, liver and 1 eggplant, waiting, not knowing where the money goes, 7 31 77, I cancelled plans, snakes, being tickled Goals: To become a professional photographer Sayings: Do you realize . . That ' s different Lori Ann Sorel Lori, Lor Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — 1 took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost Likes: Music, Daytona Beach, traveling, shopping in Boston, swimming, trips up the Mountain , Sterling Silver, Holland, chocolate marshmallow ice cream, softball, suntanning. Polkas, tulips, Alabama, exchange concerts Dislikes: Looking for a lost hubcap, stuffing, the munchies, cheese, doing dishes, auditions, Bulges , Soap Goals: Ah, but a man ' s reach should exceed his grasp, or what ' s a heav- en for? Robert Browning Sayings: Wicked Good , Did you find your D.S.? , I ' m psyched! Eileen J. Spinney I The important thing is this: To be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are, for what we could become. Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. Likes: B.B., A.S.S.G., Moose Brook, S.N.A.N., sports, GCOT, ice • cream, T.A.C.M., The Gang , eating good foods, getting signs, run- nin Dislikes: Sprints, A.P. Busy Signals, losing, term pa- pers, CCOT, The Clique , being broke Goals: To be happy in what I choose to do. To stay young as long as possible. Sayings: Ya Know? , N.C. Thomas Sisco Lori Ann Sorel Barbara Soule Eileen J. Spinney Carol D. Springfield Paul St. George Roy M. St. George Laureen G. Spinney Laureen G. Spinney Laur, Spin Be true to your own highest convictions. Channing People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. J. Newton Likes: Two ' s, S.G., close buddies. Moose Brook, music, G.C.O.T., slap happy, b-ball, S.S.G ' s, weekends, the woods, puppies, cats, snow, poetry, unique people, T.A.C.M., 14 point turn , Mickey D ' s, sports, laughing, the gang, signs, runnin ' , W.B. ' s, eating. Dislikes: Crowded cars, A.P., exhaustion, sprints, losing, C.C.O.T., the clique , term papers, time, frustration, unnatural people, getting caught, needing money. Goals: Always have something to strive for, to mean something to others. Sayings: Hi kids. , How ' s things? , That ' s real nice! , Was that necessary? Please be sad! , N.C. understand? Carol D. Springfield Springer Likes: Tom, food, singing, good music and friends, 1. Dislikes: Snobs, doing nothing, being alone. Goals: To get married and to be a child psychologist. Sayings: Why me? Paul St. George Saint Live to wander. Wander to live. Likes: Girls, ski-doos, drinking. Dislikes: Getting in accidents, coming to school. Goals: To be a mechanic. Roy M. St. George Moe, (Little) Dicker, Coy Likes: Sports, Fleetwood Mac, parties. Miller, P.A.M.H., Saturday nights, weekends. Moose Brook. Dislikes: Rainy days, munchies, Mondays, waiting. Sayings: Hey Jeff! hhh Craig Stone Maureen Ann Sweeney Michael Tattan Michael Joseph Taylor Craig Stone Steve Purple Mustard Likes: Sports, concerts, weekends, 151. Dislikes: Penalty shots, running out of gas, losing keys, W.P.D. Goals: Survive. Sayings: Do it up. , Let ' s go. Maureen Ann Sweeney Tweety Likes: Weekends, vacations, parties, camping, the beach, good gossip. Senior area, being together with friends, drawing. Dislikes: Finks, liars, keeping secrets. Goals: To move out, be on my own, and to be happy with whatever happens. Michael Joseph Taylor Likes: The Navy, music, easy life, being away from Quabbin. Dislikes: Boot camp, big cities. Goals: To be an Admiral. Michael Tattan Debbie Thibault Deb Do not follow where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. Likes: Laughing, good friends, horses, all the animals. Dislikes: Late sleepers. Math, secrets, loud noises. Goals: To lead a long fulfilling life. Sayings: The pits! , Really? , Is it really all that bad? , You ' re fried! Danielle Sue Vincent So long, honey babe Where I ' m bound I can ' t tell Goodbye is too good a word So I ' ll just say fare-thee-well I ain ' t saying you treated me unkind You could of done better But 1 don ' t mind You just kinda wasted my precious time Don ' t think twice, it ' s alright. Bob Dylan Nancy L. Thorng Nance, Thorng Bush 11 1 60 Scorpio Likes: Partying, summer, the beach, eating, soup, music, Jethro Tull, concerts, standards, hiking, the first snow. Dislikes: Demerits, being told what to do, being the only girl, bugs, riding the bus, no car. Goals: To fly the friendly skies , C alifornia bound, to own a sports car. Sayings: The pits! , Really? , Tama Jeannette Vincent Time it was. And what a time it was. It was . . . A time of innocence A time of confidences Long ago ... It must be . . . I have a photograph Preserve your memories They ' re all that ' s left of you. Simon Garfunkel You can ' t hold me back. Margie D. Wead Marge True friendship is like phosphorescence, it glows best when the world around you goes dark. Denise Martin Likes: The green machine, Thursday night rendezvous, 11 18 77, Q.J.R., mystery rides, phone chatting, green machine red light races, 11 29, musters, 11 27 77. Dislikes: Getting grounded, boredom, not being trusted, home at 10:00, scrounges, getting duked out by C.S., snow. Goals: To own a Corvette. Sayings: We know . . . Hey . . . We KNOW. , Hey lips. , Roll ' em. , How does the schedule go? , Gong. , Who ' s driving Thurs- day? Ina Wells I Likes: Steve, Spinger, music, summers. Dislikes: Doing nothing, hurting people. Goals: Interior decorator. Sayings: Don ' t ask me, you ' re supposed to know. Glen Welsh Welshie Likes: Parties, Miller, concerts, split rock, G.W.D.T.C., hunting, Quabbin reservoir, summer, people you can trust, free time. Senior area, weekends. Dislikes: Weekdays, getting up early after a rough night, homework, E.P., knee injuries, accidents, Schlitz, doing things that are boring, 8 25 76. Goals: To be happy and free, to be so rich I can use $1000 bills for wallpaper, to live to be 150. William John White, Jr. Bill If man does not keep pace with his companions. Perhaps it is be- cause he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears. However measured or far away. Thoreau Likes: Music, friends, succeeding, Tchaikovsky, Washington, ex- change concerts, performing solos, learning, 204 . Dislikes: Cracked reeds, getting up in the morning, class meetings, the day before auditions, As the Podium turns. Goals: To be a professional musician in an orchestra. Sayings: 1 don ' t believe it. Paul J. Williams PJ. 2 3 60 Lack of intelligence is stupidity, lack of knowledge is igno- rance. Fare well, wherever you may fare. Likes: Robin, friends, Quabbin reservoir, laughter, parties, winter, X-country skiing, B.S., water, music, solitude, and life. Dislikes: Demerits, jails, H.P.D., ignorant and fussy people. Goals: To be happy, free, independent, and win the lottery. Sayings: Why? , What makes you so sure? JoAnn Woodland Jo Likes: Summer, Hampton beach, McDonald ' s, Thursday night rendezvous, the green machine, mystery rides, sleeping late, Irish setters, music, weekends. Dislikes: Getting up early, being bored, the 2 B ' s, staying home. Goals: To be successful, to be rich, to own a Lincoln Continental, to go to Hawaii. Sayings: We know . . . Hey . . . We know! , Roll ' em. , Oui. Oh, give me a break! , — No wav! . Hev lins!! The class of ' 78 would like to thank Mrs. Linda Bou- ley, our advisor, for her dedication to our class. Her enthusiasm and interest has helped us to achieve unity within the class and for this we are grateful. Mrs. Bouley, for your patience and concern throughout our four years, we say thank-you. SENIOR Sandy Aalto — J.V. Field Hockey 1, Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4 , National Honor Society 3, 4 , French Club 3, 4 , Varsity Club 3, 4 , Yearbook Copy Editor 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Concert Chorus 1 , Ski Club 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper Committee 3 Aimee Addair — Tutor 2 , Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Editor 3, Soccer Manager 3, 4 , Yearbook Staff 4 , Advertising Editor 4 , National Honor Society 2 , 3 , 4, National Honor Society Secretary 4 Gayle Andrukonis — National Honor Society 2 , 3 , 4 , Sr. High Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 , Wind Ensemble 1, 2 , 3 , Yearbook Staff 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Concert Chorus 1, Ski Club 4 Jay T. Benedict — National Honor Society 3 , 4 , Spanish Club 2 , Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Outing Club 1, NJROTC 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Company CMDR. 3, 4, Classroom Aid 4, Concert Chorus 2 , 3 , 4 , Lexington Training Cruise 3 Chris Bergeron — Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4 Diane Bousquet — Spanish Club 2 , 3 , Band 1, Outing Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Margaret Brodmerkle — Business Club 2 , 3 , 4 , Junior Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 3, 4 Kathy Brown — Concert Chorus 1 , 2, 3, 4 , Quabbin Valley 4 , Jr. One Acts 3, Jr. Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Lab Assistant 4 , Latin Club 2, 3 Nancy Cappuccio — Spanish Club 1, 2 , J.V. Softball 2 , Central District Band 1, Symphonic Winds 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Concert Band 3, Class Treasurer 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, One Act Plays 1, 2 , 3 , Donkey Hockey 2, Yearbook Photography Staff 4 , Girls State Delegate 3, Senior Bazaar Staff 4, Drama Club 1, 2 , 3 Jim Caruso — J.V. Basketball 1, 2, J.V. Baseball 1, 2 , J.V. Soccer 2 , Varsity BasebaO 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4 Kathy Cranston — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2 , Drama Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Secretary and Vice-President of Drama Club 2 , 4, Quabbin Singers 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Vice-President 4 , Madrigal Singers 2, 3, Symphonic Winds 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4 , National Honor Society 2 , 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Advertising 4 , Yearbook Sales Staff 4 Lynn Culver — Student Council 1, 2 , 3 , 4, Treasurer 4 , French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Business Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, National Honor Society 4 , Junior Prom Committee 3, Prom Usher 2 , Junior Spaghetti Supper 3, J.V. Soccer Cheerleader 2 , Drama Club 1, 2 , Concert Chorus 1 Wen dy Dewey — Spanish Club 2, 3 , Business Club 2 , Office Education Association 3, 4 , Secretary 4 , Yearbook Staff 4 , Student Council 4 , National Honor Society 3, 4 , State OEA Conference 3, 4 Shelia Donovan — Latin Club 1 , 2 , 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 , Jr. Spaghetti Supper Committee 3 , Jr. Prom Committee 3, Concert Band 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Wind Ensemble 3, Concert Chorus 1, 2 , Quabbin Singers 3, Yearbook Staff 4 Jim Dupre — French Club 3, 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3 , 4 , Newspaper 1, 2 , Concert Chorus 1, 2 , 4 , Men ' s Chorus 1 , 2 , Opera Workshop 2 , 3 , One Acts 2 , 3 , Junior Spaghetti Supper 3, Library Aide 1 , 2 Janet Louise Flagg — Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Basketball 2 , J.V. Soccer Cheerleading 2 , Captain 2, Varsity Soccer Cheerleading 3, 4 , Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 , Secretary 3, Concert Chorus 1, Donkey Hockey Committee 2, Senior High Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 , President 4, Yearbook Photography, Advertising, and Layout staff 4, Senior Bazaar Staff 4, Varsity Club 3, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mary Jane Fox — Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, One Act Play Competition 1, 2, 3, Donkey Hockey 2, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, National Honor Society 4 Craig Gariepy — Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Outing Club 4, French Club 1, 2, Student Council 2, Senior Bazaar 4 Lori Goddard — Office Education Association 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Softball Manager 1, 2, Basketball Manager 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Concert Band 1, Yearbook Staff 4, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3 Timothy B. Guilbault — Concert Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Quabbin Singers 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Outing Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Opera Workshop 3, 4, A V Club 1, Central District Music Festival 2, 3, 4, All State Music Festival 2, New England Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Quabbin Valley 2 Chris Haddad — Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3, Business Club 3, Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4, Donkey Basketball Cheerleader 2, Senior Bazaar 4 Kathy Hood — Concert Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Spaghetti Supper 3, Student Advisory Committee 1, 2, 3, Class President 4 Nancy Hudson — Concert Chorus 1, 2, 4, Opera Workshop 2, 4 Mary Ann Illiscavitch — English Aide 2, Spanish Tutor 2, Donkey Hockey Cheerleading Committee 2, Panther Press Staff 2, 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, Reading Tutor 3, Special Education Aide 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Class Treasurer 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Apple Bazaar 4, Senior Gong Show 4 Rich Jankauskas — Varsity Soccer 4, Soccer 1, Basketball 1 A. Jenkins — Freshmen Soccer 1, NJROTC 1, 2, 3 Nancy Johnson — Quabbin Singers 4, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3, Business Club 3, O.E.A. Parliamentarian 4, Concert Chorus 2, 3, 4, Quabbin Valley 3, 4, Varsity Softball 3, Drama Club 1, Spanish Club 1, Donkey Hockey Cheerleader 2 Jane Kataisto — Junior Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2, Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Varsity Club 3, Yearbook Art Editor 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Wendy Keans — French Club 1, Outing Club 1, Chorus 4. Cynthia Jean Kowal — Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Junior Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2, Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Co-captain 1, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4, Junior Varsity Softball 1, Varsity Softball 2, Golf 3, Concert Chorus 1, Concert Band 1, Wind Ensemble 2, 3, Quabbin Valley Music Festival 1, 2, All Eastern Music Festival 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, Physical Education Leader 3, Lab Assistant 4, Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3, Class President 2. Barbara Laperle — French Club 1, 2, Concert Chorus 1, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Business Club 4, Student Council 4, Yearbook Typing Editor 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Carl Larson — Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Panther Press 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Concert Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Drama Club 1, 2, Quabbin Singers 4, Central District 4, Outing Club 2, 3. Sharon Lewis — Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Gymnastic Club 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Yearbook Sales Editor 4, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Concert Chorus 1. 52 DIRECTORY Philip Loomer — Concert Chorus 2, 3, 4. Karla Vanessa Maio — French Club 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Drama Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4, Vice President 2 , Secretary 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Concert Chorus 1, 2 , 3 , 4, Accompanist and Librarian 1, 2 , 3, 4 , Quabbin Singers 1, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 2, 3, 4, Madrigal Singers 2, 3 , 4, Opera Workshop 3 , 4 , Concert Band 1, Wind Ensemble 1 , Central District Chorus 2 , 3 , 4 , All-State Chorus 2 , 3 , New England Chorus 3, Yearbook Staff 4. David Majka-Golf 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , Co-captain 3. Wendy Mankin — Junior Varsity Fall Cheerleading 1, Junior Varsity Winter Cheerleading 1, Varsity Cheerleading 2, Outing Club 2 , 3 , Drama Club 2 , Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, President 2 , Secretary 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4 , Model Congress 2, 3, 4, Model United Nations 3, 4 , Junior Prom Committee 3 , Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Business Club 3, 4, Historian 4, Gymnastics Club 3, Class Vice President 3, 4, Senior Bazaar Committee 4, Senior Gong Show Committee 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Olga Nachtigall — Concert Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 , Quabbin Singers 3, 4, Senior Bazaar Committee 4, Senior Class Secretary 4 , Concert Band 2 , Senior Show 4 , Quabbin Valley 2 , 3 , 4 , Spanish Club 1, 4, Drama Club 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 4. Ellen Newell — Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Cheerleading 2 , Varsity Fall Cheerleading 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4 , Varsity Club 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Ski Club 4 , Drama Club 1, 2 , Concert Chorus 1 , Senior Bazaar 4. Michael Obartuck — Latin Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Junior Varsity Soccer Manager 2 , Audio Visual Aide 1, Library Aide 1, Platoon Commander (NJROTC) 3, 4 , Outing Club 1, 2 , Yearbook Staff 4. Patricia Palano — Latin Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Jim Parsons — Soccer 1 , 2 , 3, 4 , Co-captain 4, Varsity Club 3, Ski Club 3, 4 , Yearbook Staff 4 , Business Club 4 , Panther Press 3. Irene Payne — Senior Bazaar 4, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3, Robert W. Phelan — Wrestling 1, 2 , 3. Lisa Plouffe — French Club 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , Symphonic Winds 1, 2, 3, 4 , Drama Club 1, 2 , 3 , Concert Band 1, 2 , Central District Music Festival 2, 3, 4 , Quabbin Valley Music Festival 1 , 3 , 4 , Mass. All-State Music Festival 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 , All Eastern Music Festival 3 , Mass. Girls State 3. Lawrence Richard Recupero — French Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Vice President 2 , Drama Club 1 , Chess Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 4, Diane Regin — French Club 1. Francis Reidy — Student Council 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 , Co-captain 4 , Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Co-captain 4, Baseball 1 , 2 , 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Wind Ensemble 1, 2, Varsity Club 3. Jeff Rice — Spanish Club 2 , Varsity Club 3, Soccer 1, 2 , 3, 4 , Basketball 1, Chess Club 1, Baseball 1, Golf 4, Senior Bazaar 4. Ron Rich — Outing Club 4. Gay Louise Rogers — Spanish Club 1, 2, French Club 3, 4 , Drama Club 1, 2 , 3, 4 , Central District Music Festival 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , New England Musical Festival 2, 3, 4, All-State Music Festival 2 , 3 , 4, Quabbin Singers 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , Concert Chorus 1, 2, 3, Opera Workshop 2, 3, 4, Quabbin Valley Music Festival 1, 2 , One Act Play Competition 1, 2, 3, Gypsy 1, Junior Prom Committee 3, Madrigal Singers 2 , 3 , Who ' s Who in Music Award 4. Brenda Rossi — French Club 1, 2 , 4 , Treasurer 2, Secretary 4, Drama Club 1, Concert Chorus 1, 4 , Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, National Honor Society 4 , Senior Bazaar 4, Senior Show Committee 4, Ski Club 4 , Outing Club 1. Forrest Ruddy — Soccer 1, Stage Band 1, 2, Wind Ensemble 1, 2 , Yearbook Staff 4, Ski Club 4. Ed Salminen — Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4 , President 3, 4. Carol Sibley — Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4 , Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Concert Chorus 2 , Yearbook Staff 4. Joan Sinclair — Junior Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4. Thomas Sisco — Junior Varsity Wrestling 1, Varsity Wrestling 2, 3 , 4 , Co-captain 4 , Varsity Club 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4 , Wrestling Club 1, 2 , 3 , 4 . Lori Ann Sorel — French Club 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , Treasurer 4 , National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 , Yearbook Staff 4 , Business Club 4, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3 , Ski Club 4 , Junior Prom Committee 3, Gypsy 1, Drama Club 1, Class Secretary 2 , Graduation Organist 2 , Symphonic Winds 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , Stage Band 2 , 3 , Quabbin Singers 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , Madrigals 2, 3, 4, Central District Music Festival 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , All-State Music Festival 1, 2 , Quabbin Valley Music Festival 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , All Eastern Music Festival 3, Quabbin Community Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Barbara Soule — Outing Club 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club Secretary 3, Yearbook Staff 4 , Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Yearbook Photography Editor 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. Eileen Spinney — Basketball 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , Tri-captain 4 , Softball 2, 3, 4 , Co-captain 3, Wind Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3. Laureen Spinney — French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Chorus 1, Softball 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-captain 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3 , Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 , Yearbook Staff 4 , Varsity Club 3, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. Carol Springfield — French Club 3, 4 , Concert Chorus 1, 2 , 3 , 4 , Quabbin Singers 2. Debbie Thibault — Concert Chorus 1, 2 , 3, Outing Club 3, Secretary 3, Spanish Club 1, Yearbook Staff 4 , Panther Press 3. Marge Wead — Drama Club 2 , 3 , Junior Spaghetti Committee 3, Donkey Hockey Game 2, Girls State Alternate 3, Senior Bazaar Committee 4, Girls Basketball Manager 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Gong Show Committee 4. William John White, Jr. — Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Central District Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, New England Music Festival 2, 3, 4, All-State Music Festival 3, 4, All Eastern Music Festival 3, National High School Honors Band 4, Who ' s Who Among American Hi School Musicians, 4, Quabbin Synmhonic Winds 1, 2, 3, 4, Quabbin Concert Band 1, 2, Quabbin Stage Band 3, 4, Quabbin Singers 3, 4, Quabbin Community Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Quabbin Valley Music Festival 1, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, 4, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Gong Show Committee 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Paul Williams — Outing Club 3, 4. JoAnn Woodland — French Club 3, 4, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Gong Show Committee 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Concert Chorus 1, 2, 3. James Burke — Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2 Arthur Butler — Stage Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Symphonic Winds 1, 2, 3, 4, Quabbin Singers 1, 2, 3, Men ' s Chorus 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 1, 2, NJROTC 1, 2, 3. 53 Senior Superlatives Best Dressed Most Popular Most School Spirit Most Artistic Most Witty Outstanding in Leadership Class Clown Most Shy Most Talkative Biggest Flirt Most Musical Best Looking , . . M. Tattan . . N. Thorng Most Athletic . . . F. Reidy . . E. Spinney Best Actor . . . W. Franciose . . . . . G. R ogers Best Dressed . . . G. Welsh . . S. Donovan Most Popular . . . D. Majka . . M. Buckley Most School Spirit . . . J, Parsons ■ J Flagg Most Gullible , . . R. Rich . . E. Newell Most Likely to Succeed . , . B. White . . C. Kowal Most Artistic Class Clown . . . W. Franciose . . . . . . R. Jankauskas . . C. Bergeron Most Witty . . . D. Majka . . 1. Payne Most Shy . . . R. Fletcher . . S. Aalto Outstanding in Leadership . . . . . . B, White . . W. Mankin Most Talkative . . . T. Sisco . . S. Adams Biggest Flirt . . . J. Burke . . K. Cranston Most Musical . . . B. White . . K. Maio Most Studious . . . B. White , , W. Mankin Most Studious Faculty Superlatives Mrs. Lindquist Most Friendly Mrs. Spinelli Most Athletic Mr. Bestcha Wittiest Mr. Webster Most School Spirit Mrs. Marshall Most Opinionated Mrs. Griffin Most Helpful Mrs. Fargnoli Most Critical ! CLASS Jay Benedict leaves Mr. Neylon a framed picture of Malcom X, whoever he is. To Captain Martin he leaves a direct line to Eastern Airlines so he ' ll always know where the flight from Atlanta to Pensacola is. Georgia? Alabama? Midway? Chris Bergeron leaves Mrs. Bouley without a student driver who knows left from right. Diane Bousquet leaves Mr. Sullivan with a 101 excuses. Margaret Brodmerkle leaves to Mrs. Fargnoli her American Lit. journal, to Mr. Stratton a pack of gum, to Mrs. Marshall an application for membership to the period 2 sewing circle and a National Honor Society Certificate, and to Mr. Beschta all the middle English and Chaucer he wants. Kathy Brown leaves her mathematical genius to Mr. Lubatkin; to Mr. Gauld a cleaner and more organized science room; to Mrs. Marshall some Peanut butter and chocolate cookies. Jimmy Burke leaves to Mr. Letoumeau a revised dictionary with the word womp in it. To his brother David (Tonzo) he leaves his ability to get into trouble. Arthur Butler leaves Mr. Cilley his first aid grade of an F— . He also leaves a pair of binoculars to the Social Studies office to keep an eye on the new seniors. Jim Caruso leaves the ability not to do anything in physics and still pass to anyone who wants it. Kathy Cranston leaves behind the name Puppy to Julie Mortell to pass on to Darlene Armstrong who is as deserving as she, and to Margaret Reidy a thousand good wishes for all the good times at music festivals and exchanges. Lynn Culver leaves to her sister Lana a pair of red drop seat flannels to walk to school with. Wendy Dewey leaves her sister Laura her great love for Math (especially Geometry and Algebra), and a sincere wish that she may continue to enjoy those exciting bus rides to and from school. Sheila Donovan leaves to Joanie McDonald the ability to get all the work in 175C done, and still find out all the scoops ; also loads of good health to keep her out of the nurse ' s office. Mona Dumas leaves her books to her brother Bradley and the teachers to her friend Barbara Stevens. She leaves Mr. Sullivan to Sherry Sweat. She leaves Rosemary Joyal to Miss Lawlor. Jim Dupre leaves all the French Mrs. Glodas tried to teach him to use on some other kid; all the cut slips during period 6 to Cindy S. and Ralph D; all his bad lunch jokes to whoever wants them; the lunches to Larry; his typing ability to Beth J; his tutoring to Jeff; Quabbin to his sister Carol, and to his other brother and sister, Tom and Kelly, if they ever get up here and his math ability to Kathy B. Donna Erickson leaves her great attendance record to her sister Julie, who will be a glorious senior next year. Janet Flagg leaves Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Fargnoli 2 tubes of lip smackers and a bottle of perfume; Lori Sinkoski a new set of silverware; Her niece Colleen all her school spirit; Sue Ruddy and Joanie McDonald her ducks ; Bev Ruddy a nice smile and Mr. Staiti someone else to find dates for. Mary Jane Fox leaves Quabbin Regional High School (gladly) to her little sister Janice who will be entering seventh grade this fall. Lori Goddard leaves to Judy Butler a map of Central Massachusetts so she wiU always know where she is. Timothy Guilbault leaves Calvin Walker the ability to stay calm at music concerts; to Mr. Cabot all of his John Wayne skits; to Laura Posey his own book on How to Win a Stare-Down Contest ; and to Mr. Neylon the Panther Press News Updates. Christine Haddad leaves to her little sister Eileen all the pens she borrowed from her in hopes that s he will find some ink to put back in. To Mel she leaves hopes of finding a new art partner for next year. To her brothers she leaves good luck in their years at Quabbin. Diane Heyes leaves her cousin Laurie her gym locker and her books to the teachers. She leaves her cousin Polly Q.R.H.S. and Mr. Sullivan, and her friend Cindy Stevens the school lunches. Kathy Hood leaves Q.R.H.S. to the conservatives, and Kenny to cope with Mr. Sullivan. Nancy Hudson leaves to her little sister Patty all the fun she had in school for her next 4 years. Mary Ann Illiscavitch leaves one waste paper basket to Mr. Stratton expressly for the collection of freshly chewed gum, to be deposited at the beginning of each class by the gum chewer, and many thanks and much appreciation to all. Rich Jankauskas leaves all his empty tobacco pouches and snuff boxes to Mr. Turcotte. Tony Jenkins leaves Mr. Sullivan to who ever wants him. Nancy Johnson leaves Quabbin happily, to Mrs. Spinelli a supply of birdies to replace the ones she lost up on the vents during badminton, and her promise to play golf on her own field by herself. James Joyed leaves Bradley Dumas to John Bessette. He leaves G.M.C. to Larry Clough and riding mini bikes in the cold weather. Jane Kataisto leaves a little bit of Tom to the female student body at Quabbin; her entire collection of truck pictures to the next proud owner of locker 160. Anna Ketola leaves to her sister Lisa all her artistic abilities in the art room, and good luck to her brother Donnie who is entering Quabbin. Cindy Kowal leaves her intelligence to her little brother Mike, her loudness to her cousin Janet (who really doesn ' t need it); to Donna Trudeau the back seat of the field hockey bus if it ' s there; and to the underpriviledged Sue Ruddy, Margaret Reidy, Heather Lowe, Joan McDonald, Cindy LaPorte, Tammy Griffin, and Mrs. Spinelli, she bequeaths honorary life-memberships in the Dolly Parton Fan Club. Barbara Laperle leaves to Judy Butler a new portable T.V. to watch the future episodes of Lucan when she leaves; to Kathie Martel (or MARtel — I got the last one in!) two gift certificates for seats in Mr. Wnuk ' s Short Story classes for her Junior and Senior years; and to Mr. Webster many thanks for not yelling every morning when she was late for home room. Carl Larson leaves Mrs. Fargnoli Herman Melville; Mrs. Grandone Latin III and IV; to any Junior his Senioritis Attack Guide; to Brian Suojanen one unexpected attack of paranoia; to Mrs. Marshall more than she might like to know; to Mr. Lubatkin a compass for what ever use he may find for it. Sharon Lewis leaves Petra Rosen all her great homework tendencies and a book of ABCs, Mr. Gauld a ruffed grouse crop. Phil Loomer leaves to Mr. Ervin his pencils, books, and any hard times he gave him. Karla Maio leaves the saying do dah, do dah to Laura Posey to figure out the meaning; to Sherrie Stevens she leaves her place at the piano to use at her own discretion. 58 WILL Timothy Guilbault leaves Calvin Walker the ability to stay calm at music concerts; to Mr. Cabot all of his John Wayne skits; to Laura Posey his own book on How to Win a Stare-Down Contest ; and to Mr. Neylon the Panther Press News Updates. Christine Haddad leaves to her little sister Eileen all the pens she borrowed from her in hopes that she will find some ink to put back in. To Mel sh e leaves hopes of finding a new art partner for next year. To her brothers she leaves good luck in their years at Quabbin. Diane Heyes leaves her cousin Laurie her gym locker and her books to the teachers. She leaves her cousin Polly Q.R.H.S. and Mr. Sullivan, and her friend Candy Stevens the school lunches. Kathy Hood leaves Q.R.H.S. to the conservatives, and Kenny to cope with Mr. Sullivan. Nancy Hudson leaves to her little sister Patty all the fun she had in school for her next 4 years. Mary Ann Illiscavitch leaves one waste paper basket to Mr. Stratton expressly for the collection of freshly chewed gum, to be deposited at the beginning of each class by the gum chewer, and many thanks and much appreciation to all. Rich Jankauskas leaves all his empty tobacco pouches and snuff boxes to Mr. Turcotte. Tony Jenkins leaves Mr. Sullivan to who ever wants him. Nancy Johnson leaves Quabbin happily, to Mrs. Spinelli a supply of birdies to replace the ones she lost up on the vents during badminton, and her promise to play golf on her own field by herself. James Joyal leaves Bradley Dumas to John Bessette. He leaves G.M.C. to Larry Clough and riding mini bikes in the cold weather. Jane Kataisto leaves a little bit of Tom to the female student body at Quabbin; her entire collection of truck pictures to the next proud owner of locker 160. Anna Ketola leaves to her sister Lisa all her artistic abilities in the art room, and good luck to her brother Donnie who is entering Quabbin. Cindy Kowal leaves her intelligence to her little brother Mike, her loudness to her cousin Janet (who really doesn ' t need it); to Donna Trudeau the back seat of the field hockey bus if it ' s there; and to the underpriviledged Sue Ruddy, Margaret Reidy, Heather Lowe, Joan McDonald, Cindy LaPorte, Tammy Griffin, and Mrs. Spinelli, she bequeaths honorary life-memberships in the Dolly Parton Fan Club. Barbara Laperle leaves to Judy Butler a new portable T.V. to watch the future episodes of Lucan when she leaves; to Kathie Martel (or MARtel — 1 got the last one in!) two gift certificates for seats in Mr. Wnuk ' s Short Story classes for her Junior and Senior years; and to Mr. Webster many thanks for not yelling every morning when she was late for home room. Carl Larson leaves Mrs. Fargnoli Herman Melville; Mrs. Grandone Latin 111 and IV; to any Junior his Senioritis Attack Guide; to Brian Suojanen one unexpected attack of paranoia; to Mrs. Marshall more than she might like to know; to Mr. Lubatkin a compass for what ever use he may find for it. Sharon Lewis leaves Petra Rosen all her great homework tendencies and a book of ABCs, Mr. Gauld a ruffed grouse crop. Phil Loomer leaves to Mr. Ervin his pencils, books, and any hard times he gave him. Karla Maio leaves the saying do dah, do dah to Laura Posey to figure out the meaning; to Sherrie Stevens she leaves her place at the piano to use at her own discretion. David Majka leaves a very socialistic environment so he can finally see what America really is. Wendy Mankin leaves Mr. Musante, Mr. Poor, and Mr. Stratton with many thanks. She leaves her locker clean (that ' s only because it ' s empty ; and to anyone who wants it, she leaves her ability to be completely disorganized at all times. She also leaves Mr. Stratton a short piece of rope and a glove (for use during History class.) Timothy Moore leaves and never comes back. Mike Obartuck leaves a pair of binoculars to Mrs. Fargnoli so she may increase her view of the room across the hall; a step ladder to Mrs. Grandone so she may erase that line at the top of the board; and a waste basket of chewed gum to Mr. Stratton. Donna Pareis leaves Cheryl her brother Jay, so she can do something with him, hopefully. Jim Parsons leaves Mr. Turcotte a years supply of cigarettes, Rolaids, and a free drink for the next tournament game that involves penalty kicks. Irene Payne leaves Miss Lawlor all her knowledge of sewing. Bob Phelan leaves Richard Brodmerkle to Mrs Miller so that she won ' t feel unchallenged. Susan Phelps leaves to Dean Plouffe her ability not to blush; to Mr. Stratton one pack of gum (for never making her throw hers out) and the bee in my bonnet; to Mrs. Marshall an application for membership to our sewing circle; to Eileen Haddad and David Burke she leaves her ability to smile her way out of demerits; and to Mr. Sullivan one big smile for old time ' s sake. Lisa Plouffe leaves to Mrs. Marshall an application to our period 2 sewing circle and my National Honor Society certificate; to Mrs. Fargnoli she leaves Queequeg and Ishmael; to Mr. Stratton one pack of gum; and to her brother Dean her ability to stay out of trouble. Lawrence Recupero leaves my French compositions to prosper among the glorious French IV students for next year. Diane Regin leaves to her brother Raymond all her talents in art in hopes that some will rub off on him; to Cheryl she leaves a 2 year supply of potato chips to eat in lunch by herself; and she leaves Quabbin happily. Jeff Rice leaves his right wing talent to Mike Swistak and the bus rides to Lenny Sears. He also leaves a That a boy, Turk! cheer to Mr. Turcotte. Ron Rich leaves his parties and senior skip day to nerd , and his ability to be on time to Sue, and to Quabbin all the memories — good and bad. Gay Rogers leaves Judy Potter the Dumb Question of the Year Award received for her question, Is the Mafia the police? ; to Mrs. Glodas her wonderful French accent; to Mr. Hansen she leaves her book of Bald jokes . Carol Sibley leaves. Joan Sinclair leaves Gwen all her school books seeing she loves school so much; She leaves Betty all the ways to avoid the teachers when in the hall without a pass; She leaves to Raymond all the demerits she hasn ' t received, even though he can get more in one day that she can get in a month. 59 JUNIORS 61 SOPHOMORES 62 Freshmen Class Officers A. Harvey, Treasurer, M. Fulton, President, C. Miller, Secretary, P. Stoll, Vice-President In Memoriam David Cormier — Deborah Payne 64 FRESHMEN 65 69 Compliments of Astronaut Pizza House West Street, Robbins Road, Ware, Mass. 71 JR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL ilg Row 1-D. Thyden, L. Valardi, M. Martone, M. Castriotta, M. McCauley, B. Leavitt, Row 2-K. Potter, C. Day, H. Bolger, W. Eirgle, J. Trifilo, G. Sirois, J. Brandon, S. Rich. Row 3-S. Kubaska, M. Raffier, R. Zalneraitis, C. Noble, L. Sane, B. Como, G. Firmbach. 72 JR HIGH LATIN CLUB Seventh Grade Latin Club Row 1 — C. Allen, D. Roach, T. Brennan, D. Armstrong, D. Thyden, J. Sibley, L. Fairbanks, D. Messier, K. Engle, C. Trifilo, J. Vincent, K. DiPierro, S. Calkins, K. Rochford, N. Rochford, Row 2 — A. Gerulaitis, T. Ouellette, M. Gallery, E. Kettell, D. Johnson, D. McCauley, K. Suojanen, C. Foucault, M. Degon, C. Day, N. Morrissette, M. Spinney, P. Despres, K. Handy, D. Prime, D. Crowley, C. Routhier, A. Bechan. Row 3 — Mrs. Scanlan, Advisor, C. Lowell, C. Dupre, D. Midura, J. Small, J. Miareki, C. Noble, L. Alexandrovich, T. Nurmi, C. Gariepy, T. Lam, J. Valley, M. Raffier, K. Pirner, J. Hederman, M. Girardi, K. Everett, M. McDermott, M. McDonald, M. Nachtigall, V. O ' Donnell, J. Hodgerney, D. Pareis Eighth Grade Latin Club Row 1 — L. Anderson, D. Midura, Secretary, J. Crawford, Vice-President, L. Valardi, President, M, Castriotta, Treasurer, D. Thyden, Historian, D. LePoer. Row 2 — C, Skerry, G. Albro, J. Pickens, M. Allen, J, Vincent, L. Thurston, S. Judd, C. Despres, R. LePoer. Row 3 — L. Alexandrovich, C. Hyde, V. Pierce, G. Sirois, B. Como, D. Majka, L. Bolduc, N. Stoll, M. Bryant, T. Reed, Mrs. Grandone, Advisor Compliments of E-Z T.V. and Appliance Co. 4 East St., Ware 967-5561 73 JUNIOR HIGH INTRAMURALS Intramural Captains; Row 1: B. Dunn, M. Glancy, J. Hederman, T. Lam. Row 2: K. Engle, D. Majka, D. Majka, A. Strachan, G. Pitisd. CONCERT BAND Jr. High Concert Band Row 1 — S. Fontaine, N. Morrissette, C. Smith, P. Frateschi, L. Lester, D. Messier, D. Roach, K. Engle, B. Como, K. Adomaitis, C. Trifilo, K. Reed. Row 2 — M. Gallery, J. Musante, D. Snyder, S. Johnson, J. Mongeau, K. Everett, S. Stokes, W. Goodfield, R. Crowley, E. Perrott, M. Girardi, M. McDonald, K. Sirois, D. Erickson. Row 3 — K. Anderson, K. Werme, S. Kubaska, J. Hurd, K. Erickson, K. Handy, S. Smiley, K. Crowley, R. Salvadore, R. Benoit, K. Pimer, M. Spinney, H. Bolger, A. Bechan. Row 4 — C. Sullivan, J. Amidio, R. Zalneraitis, K. Robinson, D. Bolduc, J. Fales, L. Sparks, J. Trifilo, J. Rivers, C. Tucker, D. Erickson, Mr. Sawyer. Jr High Wind Ensemble Row 1 — S. Kubaska, D. Snyder, S. Dixson, S. Fontaine, M. Gallery, C. Smith, D. Midura, C. Gariepy, D. Messier, D. Roach, N, Staiti. Row 2 — M. Allen, L. Sane, D. Stratton, C. Walker, E. Nye, J. Mongeau, M. Martone, R. Salvadore, W. Goodfield, B. Como, K. Pirner. Row 3 — J. Sullivan, M. Stymiest, J. Page, V. Bumpus, C. Potter, D. Erickson, M. Castriotta, J. Trifilo, K. Sirois, H. Bolger, S. Hurd. Row 4 — Mr. Sawyer, T. Salvadore, L. Labrousse, S. Stratton, K. Robinson, J. Furst, G. Como, J. Rivers, C. Szabo, C. Tucker, C. Noble, K. Crowley. WIND ENSEMBLE 75 Junior High Boys Chorus Boy ' s Junior High Chorus — Row 1 — E. Strom, T. Dorsey, D. Majka, M. Smith, B. Dumas, M. McDonald, J. Pease, B. Como. Row 2 — T. Staiti, R. Dupell, C. Routhier, T. Jordan, J. Bly, D. Messier, Mrs. Black. Row 3 — A. Robinson, M. Raffier, J. Seymour, M. Miltowski, K. Werme. Junior High Girls Chorus J ' Junior High Girls Chorus — Row 1: S. Calkins, N. Nevlon, W. Enele. C. Flagg, A. Grondin, S. Goodfield, L. Anderson, S. Tomasello, S. Rich, A. Salminen, M. Martone, A. Newcomb. Row 2: K. Rochford, A. Gerufatis, C. Day, J. Brandon, S. Harding, K. Knipe, D. Phaneuf, B. White, A. Jefferson, S. Sweat, S. Messier, A. Garstka, S. Fontaine. Row 3: J. Bullard, M. Bechan, S. Morse, M. Catalina, C. Lowell, B. Lincoln, L. Masson, K. Chiavaras, H. Bolger, M. Mattson, P. Salminen, C. Hyde, L. Alexandrovich, J. Rivers, L. Rice, K. Potter. Row 4: S. Stratton, B. Phoenix, L. Ackert, M. Nachtigall, M. Briggs, W. Clark, J. Miarecki, A. Griffin, L. Roberts, P. Hudson, C. Tucker, L. Sane, M. Pitisci. Row 5: P. Bacon, M. Borelli, G. Firmbach, M. Beard, T. Degnan, T. Moore, K. Day, C. Dupre, T. Anderson, N. Rochford, S. Smiley, T. Nurmi, L. Brouillette, L. Fairbanks. J.H. Christmas Concert JUNIOR HIGH DANCE SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL PH ■1 ■ i( PI Senior High Student Council — Row 1: M. Marconi, D. Giard, L. Culver, J. Flagg, K. Maio, K. Cranston, B. Laperle. Row 2: M. Crowley, R. Tucker, R. Thyden, T. Bolger, J. Potter, W. Dewey, L. Goddard, S. Donovan, L. Spinney. Row 3: M. Duval, N. Skerry, J. Pickens, J. Reidy, J. Orszulak, J. Mortel, G. Wine, N. Hubbard, C. Allen. Row 4: R. Richard, S. Allen, J. Richard, Mr. Webster, Advisor. Student Advisory Council — C. Allen, J. Orszulak, D. Orr, G. Wine. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL National Honor Society National Honor Society Row 1 — B. White, K. Maio, W. Mankin, A. Nims, W. Dewey, L. Goddard, M. Crowley, L. Posey. Row 2 — G. Andrukonis, C. Allen, J. Potter, M. Trifilo, A, Ruggles, L. Thurston, L. Piper, K. Cranston, J. Mortel, L. Puliafico, L. Culver, E. Spinney, D. Anderson, M. Castriotta. Row 3 — S. Lewis, E. Newell, C. Kowal, S. Aalto, L. Sorel, B. Rossi, M. llliscavitch, M. Fox, L. Sinkowski, T. Erickson, J. Midura, N. Hubbard, P. Rosen, S. Donovan, J. Flagg, L. Spinney. Row 4 — J. Grandone, G. Wine, G. Stratton, N. Skerry, G. Murray, J. Reidy, R. Roy, R. Sibley, J. Allen, D. Plouffe, J. Pickens, T. Morse, D. Harrington, J. Lyon, C. Larson, J. Benedict. Model Congress Compliments of Alony Opticians 353 Main St. Worcester, Mass. Model Congress Row 1 — J. Mortel. Row 2 — W. Mankin, G. Wine, D. Harrington. Row 3 — C. Allen. 81 PRINTING CLUB M 1 1 Printing Club — Row 1: A. Buzzel, C. Simmerer, T. Derrick, M. Raffier. Row 2: Mrs. Miknaitis, Advisor, B. Gaudette, R. Brodmerkle, B. Sirois, M. Sweeney. N.J.R.O.T.C. — Row 1: J. Mercik, P. Stoll, D. Halfrey, S. Roberts, R. Newell, G. Murray, J. Benedict, M. Obartuck, R. LePoer, W. Newcomb, S. Anderson, B. Nicholson, Captain Martain. Row 2: A. Moriarty, J. Bartosek, S. O ' Donnell, ]. Crawford, D. Morrisson, R. Witkos, R. Jakshitis, J. Brunelle, C. Halfrey, M. McCarron, J. Thurston, D. Trudeau, B. Sirois. Row 3: C. Rogers, L. Recupero, A. Morse, C. Sweat, K. Hood, R. Wetmore, R. Morris, A. Bealand, D. Irwin, M. Hutchinson, M. Duval, L. Chicoine. Row 4: M. Unitas, T. Mennard, W. Haas, J. Sullivan, W. Robinson, F. DiLiddo, L. Vogel, G. Kelley, R. Stanley, A. Tyler, L. Recupero, R. Gaudette. N J ROTC MEDIA CORPS Media Aides Row 1 — P. Moynihan, D Dupell, M. Smith, C, Hughes, C Despres, P. Payne. Row 2 — J Larmarche, S. Greenaugh, B Stewart, Mr. Cabot-Advisor, J Miltowski, T. Staiti, M Miltowski PANTHER Press i t •. r U  .« - « «4c lAtU! ' [U UU ' - -w- o IT « n tr ( • Panther Press Staff Row 1 — Mr. Neylon, Advisor, M. Hager, T. Everett, A. Butler, K. Engle. Row 2 — G. Stratton, J, Pickens, J. Clark, C. Sykes, G. Rogowski, M. Stevens. Row 3 — J. Lamarche, D. Sweet, K Hill, J. Brenham, T. Sweeney, K. Goodwin, R. Kujala PANTHER PRESS 83 OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ■ aMl Office Education Association — Row 1: L. Goddard, M. Rocheleau, W. Dewey, P. Rosen, N. Johnson, Miss Plumb, Mrs. Rocheleau, Advisors. Row 2: N. Hubbard, B. Laperle, L. Culver, L. Thurston, J. Mortel, D. Armstrong, G. Sinclair, C. Haddad, Y. Beaureguard, D. Bechan, J. Flagg, F. Ruddy. Row 3: L. Brown, B. Madsen, C. Allen, D. Morse, W. Phoenix, T. Springfield, M. Brodmerkle, M. Sweeney, A. Bitsounis. Senior High Drama Club Row 1 — Mrs. Hopkins, Advisor, K. Maio, K. Cranston, J. Mortel, G. Wine, Mrs. Southwick, Advisor. Row 2 — D. Armstrong, M. Trifilo, A. Ruggles, L. Thurston, J. Flagg, N. Hubbard. Row 3 — D. Anderson, S. Paquin, J. Potter, M. Castriotta, K. Moore, M. Crowley. Row 4 — G. Rogers, C. Anderson, E. Phelan, L. Puliafico, T. Everett, L. Piper, D. Harrington. 84 DRAMA CLUB FRENCH CLUB 1 « 1 French Club Row 1 — J. Kane, D. Sibley, M. Dougherty, L. Culver, C. Allen, B. Rossi, J. Butler. Row 2 — P. Heffernan, D. O ' Donald, L. Recupero, M. Hutchinson, B. Sirois, C. Rossi, K. Dennis, D. Dorsey, J. Goldsmith, K. Lam, S. Langelier, Mrs, Glodas; Advisor. Row 3 — M. Reidy, S. Aalto, L. Spinney, L. Gunnarson, ]. Mascroft, L. PloufFe, G. Rivers, T. Bolger, C. Crevier, H. Lowe, J. Young. Row 4 — K. Cranston, K. Maio, L. Thurston, A. Ruggles, C. Springfield, S. Cole, M. Provencal. Row 5 — G. Wine, J. Mortel, L, Piper, J. Potter, L. Puliafico, J. Woodland, Q. Rich, C. Sykes, L. Sears. J TT Senior High Latin Club Row 1: S. Degon, M. Ouellette, D. Irwin, Treas., B. White, Hist., C. Kowal, Sec., P, Rosen, V.Pres,, S. Clark, H. Lewis. Row 2: D. Plouffe, L. Thomas, L. Rivers, C. Pirner, S, Graves, M. Castriotta, D, White, C. Larson, E. Phelan, S. Youn g, D. An- derson, N. Hubbard, T. Staiti, M. Fulton, R. Thyden. Row 3: J. Mcln- tire, R. Roy, B. Allen, S. Allen, R. Witkos, C. Larson, J. Burke, M. Hager, M. Merigold, W. O ' Donnell, S. Furst, J. Flagg. Row 4: Mrs. Scan- lan. Advisor, J. Charles, M. LaFleur, B. Irwin, N. Skerry, D. Burke, S. Hansen, M. Trifilo, A. Nims, J. Grandone, A. Harvey, D. Guimond, C. Thompson, L. Thurston, L. Cza- baj, L. Puliafico, B. Stewart, A. But- ler, C. Miller, S. Janulevicus, Mrs. Grandone, Advisor. Absent: S. Lew- is, Pres. LATIN CLUB 85 Spanish Club — Row 1 — M. Fox, M. Illiscavitch, E. Newell — Pres., D. Keans — Vice Pres., M. Castriotta — Secretary, J. McDonald — Treasurer, }. Valley, C. Kowal. Row 2 — M. Lefleur, J. Midura, M. Perry, O. Nachtigall, C. Anderson, L. Posey, M. Crowley, B. Bitsounis, T. Erickson. Row 3 — C. Robertson, S. Cole, L. Sanford, J. Sottile, S. Sottile, M. Marconi, P. Firmbach, L. Brown, J. Sibley. Row 4 — M. Harty, ]. Anderson, R. Newell, G. Murray, M. Reidy, L. Leger. Special Education Olympic Team — Row 1: R. Dunkle, J. Bessette, D. Gauthier, P. Loomer, P. Frateschi, G. Griffin, L. Ketola, B. Stevens. Row 2: Miss Thompson, Advisor, G. Dailey, J. Joyal, R. Joyal, B. Dumas, D. Heyes, D. Shays, 1. Swenson, W. Clark, Mrs. Lewis, Advisor. SPECIAL OLYMPICS Gymnastics Club — Row 1: D. Anderson, C. Taylor, L. Brown, H. Lewis, B. White, E. Phelan, P. LePoer, J. Thurston. Row 2: S. Young, S. Strachan, P. Rosen, C. Tucker, C. Noble, D. Roy, S. Emmons, R. LaPoer. 87 u t 1 n S C 1 u b SliOSTOrt Outing Club Row 1 — J. Graves, L. Thurston, A. Southwick, N. Hubbard, J. Mortel, G. Wine, D. Sirois. Row 2 — L. Begin, Q. Rich, M. Perry, T. Erickson, S. Sibley, B. Gaudette, A. Harvey, K. Goodwin. Row 3 — S. Strachan, D. Giard, K. Martone, J. Sottille, D. Keans, K. Moore, D. Thibault, C, Spinney, J. Buron, ]. Pickens. Row 4 — T. Mennard, ]. Lyon, D. Harrington, W. Phoenix, E. Salminen, J. Degnan, C. Sykes, P. Smith, M. Tattan, D. Mortel, T. Fortune. Row 5 — L. Brown, M. Stevens. Audio-Visual Corps Row 1 — J. Miltowski, A. Harvey, D. Halfrey. Row 2 — Mrs. Hoisington — Advisor, B. Gaudette, B. Sirois, A. Brodmerkle, M. Sweeney, Mr. Cabot — Advisor. Audio-Visual Corps Compliments of Hardwick Farmer ' s Co-op ADMINISTRATION Mr. Corridon Trask, Superintendent Mr. Leo Sullivan, Principal Mr. Paul Allen, Assistant Principal Mr. Merton Baker Science Mr. James Beschta English Mrs. Evelyn Benedict Library Aide Mrs. Linda Bouley Art, Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Alexis Black Music, J.H. and S.H. Chorus 91 Mr, Kevin Brobeck Science Mr. Thomas Cabot Media Coordinator Mr. Albert Carlin Science — Driver Education Mr. Raymond Castriotta History — Intramurals Mrs. Patricia Cloutier Physical Education-Gymnastic Club Mr. Paul Cilley — Physical Education J.H. Baseball, Varsity Basketball Mrs. Shirley Della Penna Aide Ms. Jean Carmell Science 92 Mr. Albert Cormier Guidance Director Mr, Kenneth Dignan English — J.H. Drama Club Mrs. Anne Foss Media Aide Ms. Linda DiRuzza — English J.V. Field Flockey, Varsity Softball Mrs. June Franciose Monitor Mr. Burton Frost Aide Mr. William Gauld Science Mrs. Claudia Glodas French, French Club Advisor Mrs. Roberta Grandone (D.H.) Latin, J.H. and S.H. Latin Clubs Advisor Mrs. Barbara Griffin Nurse Ms. Susan Guertin Physical Education 94 Mrs. Norma Hoisington Media Aide Mrs. Paula Holl yer Title 1 Miss Christine Kalinowski Mathematics Dr. Dennis Kieman Special Services Mrs. Sandra LaCroix Office Secretary Mr. Roger LaMontagne Industrial Arts Mr. Maurice Letoumeau (D.H.) Mathematics L Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Special Services Aide Mrs. Elizabeth Lindquist English Miss Anne Loftus Home Economics, J.V. Cheerleading Mr. Howard Lubatkin Mathematics, Freshman Basketball Captain James Martin NJROTC Mr. Richard Lyon Mathematics, Varsity Cross Country Mrs. Maureen Marshall (D.H.) Science, N.H.S. Advisor Mr. James Massa Industrial Arts, Freshman Class Advisor Mr. Brian Massalski Spanish, Spanish Club Mrs. Kathleen McQueston Reading 96 Mr. David Melanson English I Mrs. Lorraine Miller Reading Aide Mrs. Catherine Murray Guidance Secretary Mr. Richard Newell (D.H.) Industrial Arts Mrs. Dorothy Miknaitis Printing Aide Mrs. Bernice Miller Aide Mrs. Edith Morgan Reading Coordinator Mrs. Suzanne Musnicki — Social Studies J.H. Student Council, Varsity Cheerleading Mr. John Musante Social Studies Mr. William Neylon English, Panther Press Advisor Miss Paula Pechie Title 1 Mr. Richard Paula Special Services Mr. Edmund Poor Social Studies Miss Sandra Plumb (D.H.) Business, Office Education Association Advisor Mrs. Rose Parker Monitor Mrs. Betty Anne Parsons Guidance Secretary Mr. Grant Peckham Science Mr. Raul Quesada Guidance 98 Mr. Richard Renes Scierrce, Driver Education Mrs. Beverly Ruddy Physical Education Aide Mrs. Cathleen Scanlan Latin, English, Latin Club, Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Diane Rocheleau Business, Office Education Association Advisor Mr. Brian Scarbeau Business, J.H. Basketball 99 Mrs. Debra Spinelli Physical Education, Varsity Field Hockey Mrs. Jacqueline Taylor Mathematics, J.H. Student Council Advisor Mr. Michael Staiti — Social Studies Driver Education, Athletic Director Mr. Glen Stratton (D.H.) Social Studies, Driver Education Mr. Paul Teto Special Services Director Mrs. Ethel Trifilo Aide Mr. Raymond Turcotte Social Studies, Varsity Soccer Mr. Fred Wassel Special Services Mrs. Lucy Valente Monitor Mr. Sumner Webster Social Studies, Student Advisory and Student Council Advisor Mr. Stanley Wnuk English Mrs. Louise Yleva Office Secretary Mr. Albert Whitham Mathematics Mrs. Daisy Widing Office Secretary I Cafeteria Staff And Custodians Mrs. Helen Marconi Cafeteria Mrs. Andrea Mercik Cafeteria Mrs. Irene Stevens Cafeteria J Mr. Stanley Miknaitis Custodian Mr. John Fargnoli Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Florence Avery Cafeteria Mr. Robert Martel Plant Manager Mrs. Clara Gonsalves Cafeteria Mr. Peter Illiscavitch Custodian In memoriam to the Lynard Skynard Band I Junior Prom Compliments of Bonardi ' s Formal Wear Gerard Spinney, Nancy Thomg, Steven Caranci, Mary Buckley, Queen — Janet Flagg, Forrest Ruddy, Scott Erickson, Shelley Berthiaume, David Majka, Donna Bechan. Class Of 1978 Wm 4 i I ' 105 JUNIOR SPAGHETTI SUPPER Compliments of Quality Milk Palmer Road, Ware, Mass. 107 ONE ACT PLAYS The Junior class took first place this year with their pre- sentation of “The Legacy , by Paul Elliott. Cast members were Sheldon Paquin, Greg Wine, Lois Thurston, Andrea South- wick, Thomas Everett, and Martha Perry. Jay Carroll di- rected the juniors. The Sophomore class pre- sented “Home at Six , by Lee Falk. Directed by Burton Frost, the cast included Laura Posey, Janet Graves, Judy Potter, Mau- reen Castriotta, Maureen Crowley, Dean Plouffe, and Jo- seph Orszulak. Freshman cast members pre- senting “Final Dress Rehears- al , by Jack Frakes, were Arthur Harvey, Allison Denda, Trina Lowe, Tracy Bolger, Diane Neri, Kathy Day, Robin Tuck- er, Rhonda Thyden, Meg Ful- ton, Sandra Cauvin, Robert Booth, Holly Lewis, and Geoff- rey Dhal. The freshmen were directed by James Massa. Stage Band L. Piper, T. Everett, J. Charles, G. Stratton, G. Wine, L. Begin, M. Neri, S. Hansen, J. Midura, A. Butler, W. Allen, J. Orszulak, A. Nims, G. Murray, D. Plouffe, ], Lyon, J. Grandone, ]. Fritscher, W. White, Mr. Hansen, K. Wypch. 114 Symphonic Symphonic Winds T. Everett, L. Fontaine, L. Plouffe, T. Marconi, M. Trifilo, J. Midura, K. Wypch, J. Charles, N. Cappuccio, M. Pitisci, J. Fritscher, W. White, A. Kenda, D. Plouffe, D. White, G. Stratton, C. Clarke, G. Wine, W. Robinson, L. Posey, S. Allen, L. Dewey, A. Butler, M. Castriotta, S. Hansen, M. Booth, A. Nims, J. Grandone, M. Reidy, M. Marconi, D. Irwin, G. Murray, L. Sorel, L. Piper, Mr. Hansen, K. Woodland, W. Allen, J. Allen. Winds Compliments of John H. Campbell Attorney-at-Law 115 CONCERT CHORUS Concert Chorus — Row 1: B. Nurmi, K. Martel, B. Rossi, S. Langelier, M. Fontaine, W. Flagg, R. Booth, L. Fontaine, J. Engle, J. Keans, R. Thyden, S. Cauvin, H. Lewis, T. Marconi, Mrs. Black. Row 2: B. Jette, O. Nachtigall, R. Tucker, T. Bolger, A. Staiti, C. Walker, M. Reidy, D. Dorsey, J. Goldsmith, M. Whitham, T. Franciose, A. Smith, L. Jones. Row 3: L. Dewey, A. Southwick, J. MorteU, j. Richard, C. Perry, A. Harvey, B. Perez, T. Everett, P. Loomer, L. Puliafico, L. Lindsey, V. Nelson, C. Springfield, K. Maio. Row 4: J. Branham, C. Miller, M. Matusevich, E. Gilbert, B. Suojanen, D. Guimond, R. Smith, J. Potter, K. Day, M. Castriotta, M. Reidy, D. Neri, M. Trifilo. Quabbin Singers — Row 1: A. Ruggles, M. Crowley, A. Southwick, M. Perry, S. Stevens, K. Martel, M. Marconi, L. Sorel, K. Maio. Row 2: 0. Nachtigall, K. Cranston, L. Upham, L. Piper, G. Rogers, L. Posey, J. Potter, M. Trifilo, A. Nims. Row 3: D. Benoit, W. Flagg, B. Perez, W. White, T. Everett, M. Reidy, C. Walker, G. Dahl, R. Booth. Row 4: G. Wine, M. Booth, L. Vogel, W. Robinson, C. Larson, B. Suojanen, C. Perry, S. Hansen. QUABBIN SINGERS OPERA WORKSHOP Opera Workshop Row 1 — Mrs. Black, C. Perry, B. Perez, J. Potter, M. Crowley. Row 2 — R. Sibley, C. LaPorte, L. Upham, K. Maio. Row 3 — M. Reidy, L. Piper, G. Rogers. Row 4 — D. Keans, C. Stevens. J Jt NEW ENGLAND J. New England Band: S. Hansen, K. Wypych, ]. Grandone, W. White, New England Chorus: C. Springfield, L. Posey, G. Rogers, G. Wine A. Nims, D. Benoit 117 c e n t r a 1 D 1 s t r 1 c t Central District Band and Orchestra Row 1 — D. White, M. Reidy, A. Nims, J. Grandone. Row 2 — L. I’louffe, A. Ruggles, K. Wypych, M. Castriotta, S. Hansen. Row 3 — B. White, D. Plouffe, D. Benoit, J. Allen, L. Dewey, J. Orszulak, J. Midura, L. Posey. 1 K A w Central District Chorus Row 1 — K. Cranston, C. Walker. Row 2 — L. Piper, J. Potter, G. Rogers, K. Maio. Row 3 — L. Upham, M. Crowley, L. Sorel, M. Marconi. Row 4 — C. Larson, W. Robinson, T. Everett, B. Perez, M. Reidy. Men ' s Chorus Row 1 — Mrs. Black, K. Maio. Row 2 — W. Flagg, G. Dahl, B. Perez, R. Booth, C. Walker. Row 3 — E. Gilbert, C. Perry. Row 4 — B. Suojanen. Men ' s Chorus 111 I r? [Si i [ U ri.r . JH 1 118 -Jit Varsity Soccer n Coach Turcotte Row 1 — R. Jankauskas, J. Allen, M. Neri, L. Sears, D. Roy, J. Giarusso, G. Rogowski, M. Swistak, J. Rice, K. Burbe. Row 2 — A. Addair, Manager, P. Furst, B. Melski, F. Reidy, J. Orzulak, J. Clark, C. Stone, B. Haas, C. Addair, J. Parsons, B. Lussier, Mr. Turcotte, Coach. Craig Row 1 — P. Vincent, B. Berthiaume, N. Skerry, D. Burke, A. Dextradeur, B. Donovan, S. Anderson, K. Goodwin, D. Irwin. Row 2 — J. Guimond, Manager, G. Briand, C. Sykes, D. Prentiss, J. Reidy, D. Mortel, J. Brunelle, ]. Fritcher, B. Roy, J. Anderson, B. Allen, Coach Hudson. Junior Varsity Soccer Freshman Soccer ! Row 1 — N. Stoll, M. Stymeist, T. Newell, R. Benoit, J. Amidio, P. Stoll, D. Gariepy, C. Sullivan, J. Vincent. Row 2 — Manager M. Raffier, M. Begin, T. Staiti, D. Ward, J. Clark, D. Newell, P. Lam, R. Richard, D. Zalneraitis, K. Robinson, D. Bodreau, C. Matukaitis, M. Sibley, Coach Muir. Varsity Field Hockey Wachusett League Champs Sandy Cindy Row 1 — J, McDonald, S. Ruddy, L. Valardi, A. Kenda, E. Melanson, C. LaPorte, T. Griffin. Row 2 — T. Thompson, Manager, J, Kataisto, S. Aalto, C. Kowal, M. Reidy, D. Trudeau, J. Charles, Mrs. Spinelli, Coach. Jane Junior Varsity Field Hockey Row 1 — M. Castriotta, J. Engle. Row 2 — S. Dixson, K. Potter, W. Engle, M. Fulton, M. Martone, D. Holden, J. Rivers. Row 3 — Miss DiRuzza, Coach, G. Rivers, J. Trifilo, D. Snyder, L. Sane, T. Lowe, S. Stratton. Cross Country L V Varsity Cross Country L-R Row 1: D. Wright, B. Sirois, M. Stevens, T. Zelnia, J. Coppolino Row 2: Coach R. Lyon, R. Gaudette, S. Seeley, D. Panaccione, R. Kenda, C. Halfrey, D. Jones. Absent: J. Jones J.V. Cross Country L-R Row 1: J. Cauvin, D. Crowley, K. Clark, D. Thyden, D. Stelling, P. Moynihan, M. Harty Row 2: Coach R. Lyon, T. Wright, M. Markiewicz, J. Panaccione, D. Sheldon, A. Cole, D. Bolduc, B. Flagg, L. Bolduc, Absent: M. Spinney, J. Bartoszek, D. Halfrey FALL CHEERLEADING Varsity Soccer Cheerleaders — Row 1: E. Newell, J. Flagg. Row 2: P. Firmbach, L. Spinney. Row 3: V. Dextradeur, M. Zaganiacz. Ellen Janet Laureen Three Cheers for 78 Flagg ' s Tackle Shop, Barre Junior Varsity Cheerleaders — Row 1: R. Thyden, S. Cauvin, T. Bolger. Row 2: R. Tucker, C. Miller, Miss Loftus, Coach. Row 3: M. Docherty. ( i f I i i r Eileen Cindy B a s k e t b a 1 1 Varsity Girl ' s Basketball Row 1 — N. Hubbard, L. Spinney, S. Ruddy, E. Spinney, M. Reidy, C. Kowal Row 2 — Captain Martin, Coach, L. Sinkoski, T. Griffin, ). McDonald, C. LaPorte, H. Lowe, J. Richard, K. Hill Junior Varsity Girl ' s Basketball — Row 1: L. Valardi, J. Midura, B. Bitsounis, J. Graves, A. Kenda, V. De xtradeur, J. Mennard. Row 2: Coach D. Deschamps, M. Martone, T. Franciose, M, Castriotta, T. Lowe, T. Thompson, S. Stratton, T. Nutting, J. Crawford, C. Crevier, Manager. Junior Varsity and Junior High Girls Basketball Junior High Girl ' s Basketball — Row 1: D. Holden, J. Page, D. Erickson, D, Midura, S. Cummings. Row 2: Coach M. Gamarche, C. Lowe, C. Tucker, N. Briggs, J. Fales, J. Rivers, J. Trifilo. Compliments of the Cookie Cottage Worcester Center Worcester, Mass. ti ! J Varsity Boy ' s Basketball David Varsity Boy ' s Basketball — Row 1: E. Derrick, J. Allen, G. Rogowski, J. Caruso, G. Stratton, D. Roy, L. Sears. Row 2: Coach P. Cilley, R. Fletcher, L. Harty, T. Morse, ]. Clark, F. Riedy, J. Reidy. Robert Fran Junior Varsity and Freshman Basketball Junior Varsity Boy ' s Basketball — Row 1: W, Allen, B. Melski, R. Roy, N. Skerry, D. Irwin. Row 2: D. Prentiss, A. Cole, D. Mortel, P. Furst, R. Holden, Coach M. Green. Freshmen Basketball — Row 1: B. Berthiaume, M. Kowal, A. Dextradeur, D. Wright. Row 2: Coach H. Lubatkin, P. Lam, D. Haynes, B. O ' Donnell, M. Sullivan, J. Fritscher. Junior High Basketball and Junior Varsity Wrestling Junior High Boy ' s Basketball — Row 1: M, Smith, T. Newell, D. Stratton, J. Cauvin, D. Stelling. Row 2: J. Panaccione, C. Sullivan, K. Crowley, J. Haynes, J. Amidio. Row 3: M. Raffier, Manager, T. Salvadore, R. Zalneraitis, J. Burst, S. Kubaska, M. Bryant, Coach B. Scarbeau. Varsity Wrestling Tom Varsity Wrestling Row 1 — P. Stoll, B. Wetmore, T. Sisco, R. Sawyer, R. McDonald, N. Stoll. Row 2 — R. Richard, R. Sawyer, T. Zelnia, J. Young, P. Smith, Coach Muir. Missing — K. Goodwin, B. Haas, S. Aalto Junior High and Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: Row 1: M. Fulton, M. Zaganiacz, J. Melanson, M. Provencal. Row 2: P. Firmbach, S. Bullard, D. Bullard, J. Keans fuaidHiA FiTicFood zlc Cfe.ann I Get out there and Compete!! Gardner Plaza Gardner, Mass Hakala Bros. Trucking Sand — Gravel — Loam Septic systems — Backhoe — Dozer Work — Rubbish Removal Hubbardston, Mass. 928-3323 Tel: 632-3190 Alfred J. Richard 287 Central Pres. Gardner, Mass. Gardner Family Pharmacy A.E. Valade, Jr. Reg. Ph. Dial 632-1158 505 Chestnut Street Gardner, Mass. Compliments of Gardner IGA 136 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 COMPLIMENTS OF Goddard ' s General Store 1953-1978 25 Years of Friendly Service Compliments of JOHN H. BENTLY SON, INC. Route 122 COLONIAL STEAK HOUSE Worcester Rd. Barre Best Wishes to The Graduating Class of 1978 George Beverly Bitsounis Barre, Ma. 01005 L.P. Gas Appliances 355-2307 355-2354 137 Bowlaway of Gardner Inc. 123 Main St. 632-9710 Candlepin Bowling — 14 lanes Open daily at 9:30 a. m. Air conditioned for your bowling comfort Special: 3 strings for $1 Mon. — Fri. 9:30 a. m to 5 p.m. Sat. Sun. 9:30 a. m. to 12:30 noon Goldstein Gurwitz Inc. New Holland Case Farm Equipment Ware, Mass. 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 76th Year Larson Ford Inc. 96 West Street (Rt. 32) Ware, Mass. 01082 (413) 967-5971 Springfield — (413) 596-9931 Ford Mercury Sales and Service Newcomb Walsh Inc. 457 Main Street Gardner, Mass. Tel: 632-2493 North Worcester County ' s Most Progressive Pontiac AMC and GMC truck dealer. Compliments of REALTOR ■ F.E. ROBERTS REALTY INC. 125 High St. Hubbardston, MA Fred E. Roberts Realtor MLS Hubbardston Mass. 01452 Res. 617-928-4764 FIRST NATIONAL STORES 56 Pearson Blvd. Gardner, Mass. 01440 Congratulations to the Class of 78 HUBBARDSTON ORCHARDS High St. Hubbardston, Ma. LAJOIE ' S USED AUTO PARTS Rear 27 Hill St. Gardner, MA 632-3431 Ray John HOLDEN TRAP ROCK COMPANY Holden, Massachusetts 01520 617-829-4795 Crushed Stone Bituminous Concrete 139 Best Wishes To The CLASS OF 78 Gilbertville Bottled Gas Gilbertville Rd. Ware Mass. 413 - 967-6682 01082 mil Ceatral (Office rvc. Complete Office Remodeling 71 Main Street Ware Ma. 01082 Tel: 413 - 967-6247 .i TRUE VALUE SIBLEY ' S HARDWARE Ware, Mass. 01082 The area ' s best hardware selection ' HILL POULTRY FARM Maitland Hill, Proprietor Hubbardston, Mass. CARS TRUCKS FORD Your FORD dealer for over fifty years. SUNNYSIDE MOTOR CO., INC. Dan Harrington HOLDEN, MASSACHUSETTS Tel: 829-4333 Best of luck to the graduating Class of 78 WESTMINSTER VILLAGE MARKET Westminster, MA 01473 PLAZA CAR WASH Phillip Plaza Ware, Mass. 2 Minute Wash Wax We even wash under your car. Compliments of WARE SAVINGS BANK WARE CO-OPERATIVE BANK WARE TRUST COMPANY KARDAS SUPERMARKET AND PACKAGE ■ STORE, INC. Gilbertville, Mass. 01031 GARDNER TEN PINS Bowl For Fun And Health! 560 West Broadway Gardner, Mass. 632-0010 24 Ten Pin Lanes Lounge Nursery Snack Bar Air Conditioned CHUCK ' S CIVIC CENTER Honda Car Service and Sales Ware Road Barre, Mass. 01005 PARKER OIL SERVICE, INC. CHAFFINS PLUMBING AND HEATING INC. 647 Main St. Tel. 829-5422 Holden, Mass. 01520 BEARD CHEVROLET-PONTIAC On The Village Green Barre 145 Compliments of JCPenney Gardner Plaza Gardner, Mass. Compliments of BARRE SAVINGS BANK Barre , Mass. McDonald and DONOVAN HEATING CO. INC. Plumbing Heating Installations Sales Service Barre, Mass. Tel. — 355-6649 355-4533 146 The Wironen Studio, Inc. 249 Timpany Blvd. Gardner, Mass. 01440 Photography Advertising CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 78 FROM THE CLASS OF PATRONS SPONSORS BOOSTERS Crystal Springs Dairy Bar Harrigan Cleaners Chair City Decorating Center Rolla Motor Parts Inc. Ware, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Scanlan Simplex Time REcorder Co., Drury Sq. Auburn, Mass. Bresler ' s Shoe Store Johnson and Son ' s Inc. Rocky Knott Farm Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gariepy O ' Riley ' s Auto Acres, Junction 9 32, Ware, Mass. A friend Compliments of Dorman ' s Garage Dr. L. Paul Barthel Holden Heating Co., Inc, Robert H. and Roger L. Tousignant, Realtors, Gardner Holden Agway Compliments of Lincoln Lounge Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ward G. Brown Mr. and Mrs. R. Theodore Beauvais Mr. and Mrs. William J. White Sr. Ware Metal Inc. Capital Aluminum Co. Compliments of LaMosse Oil Co. The Dirty 1 3 of a dozen Olde Village Pkg. Store Dick and Joan Lavallee Mr. and Mrs. James Culver K. McGonigle Dick ' s Barber Shop — Men ' s and Boy ' s Hair Styling A friend Danny and Linda The William Paul House Restaurant Compliments of Edward J. Curran J. Carmell Congratulations — Christie and Thompson Inc., Ware, Mass. Compliments of Gene ' s Service Center Butler ' s Ski-Doo Rev. James A. Ewen Dr. Charles T. Hinckley, Optometrist Lucille A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Henry Puchalsky Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrukonis Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Illiscavitch Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sorel Mr. and Mrs. George Murray Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Kowal Guzik Motor Sales Price-Wise Garden Center Mrs. George L. Thorng 15 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sibley Ethier ' s Market Peter and Janet Chad Sepanek Cheryl and Chris Snake Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Burke Peaches The Mad Scientist Maureen M. Marshall Suzanne and Wendi Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William Gauld Congratulations Kathy and Brenda from Dana Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Johnson Nellie ' s Beauty Salon The Zoo M. C. Club Stan ' s Barber Shop Barre Restaurant Swenson ' s Garage, South Barre Good Luck C.J.K. and Seniors — Barb Mr. and Mrs. Richard Newell Mr. and Mrs. Don Addair 150 The sun has set on the part of our lives here at Quabbin, yet tomorrow it will rise again to begin a new day, bringing different adven- tures and new opportunities for each in- dividual in the Class of ' 78. i I i I i 152 L V, ' «