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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

1 . RARRe TOVVH I ' RARV Barr®� Mcis chu3« � And as we drift a little further from the shore like the seas ever-more Fm the ivy that clings round your door When you wake up you will find that youVe not where you left yourself As the Class of 1979, Quabbin has been part of our lives for the last 6 years. Much of what we are and how we think comes from the experiences that we have shared here. Now that graduation is upon us, it is a time to gather up what we have learned and to move on “to this new world of ours . . .” When we move beyond Quabbin we will discover new aspects of the world and of ourselves as we continue to grow. Although we often forget our junior high years, it was an important time in our development. Looking back we realize how fortunate we were to have had the influence of such a patient and understanding teacher as Mrs. Jacqueline Taylor in those years. Her ready smile and friendly greeting helped us to feel better about ourselves. Her willingness to organize junior high activities and her insistence that we master what she taught showed her concern for us. In appreciation for her patience and understanding and for remaining our friend we dedicate this yearbook to her. K Mr. Richard Lyon is a teacher who has helped us to develop good attitudes towards learning. With a quick wit and a real concern for his students, he has made his classes enjoyable and stimulating. He has also given his time and energy as a coach and as a welcome chaperone at our activities. In appreciation for being our teacher and our friend we dedicate this yearbook to him. 13 Yearbook Staff and Editors Yearbook Editors; Seated; Nancy Hubbard, Editor-in-Chief. Joann Wright, Art Editor, John Pickens, Editor-in-Chief. Standing; Greg Wine, Photography Editor, Julianna Mortell, Typing Editor, Mary Rocheleau, Advertising Editor, Charlene Allen, Sales Editor. Absent; Petra Rosen, Copy Editor. Y«,b„o. Sut,: ROW I : J. OoWsmUh D. ' s M VwS ' 2: S. Stevens, D. Dorsey. L. Vogel. L Thurston, C. Anderson. S, Cole, C C bt j, M 1 nr� M Rocheleau. L. Pullalico, M. Swee- ' „t s; utrcMo™“atM”Se?e C, H.lbro h, L. Ptper. ' r. Mennard. M. Nert, C. To, man. R, Whitham, L. Sears. R. Sibley. 16 FACULTY School Committee: Row 1: R. Stevens, G. Gariepy. R. Allen, Row 2: J. Vaida, C. Chase, J. Barringer, Absent: R. Rossi, A. Lewis, D. Purcell, A. Frost, G. Fleming. SCHOOL COMMITTEE administration L. Sullivan, Principal P. Allen, Assistant Principal C. Trask, Superintendent D. Raffier, Assistant Principal 18 G. Peckham K. Brobeck R. Renes A. Carlin M. Baker W. Gauld M. Marshall (D.H.) SCIENCE FOREIGN LANGUAGES K. Dignan K. McGonigle J. Beschta M. Tobia M. Richard E. Lindquist D. Melanson ENGLISH BUSINESS B, Scarbeau D. Rocheleau S. Plumb (D.H.) L. Chiasson B. Fargnoli (D.H.) P. Toler B. Miller H. Lubatkin L. Bouley C. Adams (D.H.) ART P. Morello C. Kalinowski R. Lyon M. Letourneau (D.H.) MATHEMATICS ■ NURSE J. Taylor W. Higgins B. Gnffin M. Thombs S. Musnicki S. Webster I SOCIAL STUDIES ■■ M. Staiti NJ ROTC HOME ECONOMICS J. Martin (D.H.) P. Chesser B. Boehm M. Lawlor (D.H.) E. Poor J. Musante G. Stratton (D.H.) R. Castriotta R. Turcotte A. Black T. Cabot, Director R. LaMontagne(D.H.) J. Hansen (D.H.) ■i MUSIC H MEDIA R. Newell H. Phelan N. Hoisington CENTER ■■ INDUSTRIAL ARTS J. Massa M. Pickering M. Dymon (D.H.) P. Cilley D. Spinelli PHYSICAL EDUCATION L. Valente J. Franciose C. Sherman W GUIDANCE MONITORS B. Parsons R. Quesada K. Murray A. Cormier, Director E. Morgan, Coordinator K. McQueston L. Miller READING F. Remelius P. Hollyer F. Wassel A. Thompson 25 S. LaCroix L. Yleva D. Widing R. Paula P. Teto. Director I SPECIAL SERVICES ■ OFFICE SECRETARIES D. Miknaitis S, Miknaitis P. Illiscavitch P. Lewis N. Pitisci P. Butler B. Frost E. Stickney E. Trifilo R. Martel 26 AIDES AND CUSTODIANS R. Brown F. Avery J. Wypych A. Mercik J. Morgan A. Amidio A. Rice J. Fargnoli. Manager I. Stevens C. Gonsalves CAFETERIA 27 SAM’S BAR AND GRILL STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Student Advisory Council: J. Sullivan, L. Fontaine, L. Posey, C. Allen, G. Wine. Compliments of G. Narutowicz Inc. Ware, MA Sr. High Student Council: Row 1: J. Mortell, G. Wine, C. Allen, J. Reidy. Row 2: N. Hubbard, B. White, C. Sibley, M. Nachtigall, T. Bolger, R. Tucker, P. LaPoer. Row 3: R. Wetmore, K. Moore, G. Rogowski, C. Sykes, L. Vogel, R. Richard, C. LaPorte, M. Marconi. 30 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society: Row 1: G. Murray, T. Morse, J. Pickens, N. Skerry, G. Stratton, J. Lyon, J. Reidy, M. Neri, R, Roy, D. Plouffe. Row 2: T. Erickson, M. Trifilo, J. Midura, P. Rosen, L. Posey, C. Allen, L. Puliafico, S. Sottile, L. Thurston. J. Grandone. Row 3: A. Ruggles, A. Nims, M. Crowley, J. Potter, G. Wine, J. Mortell, L. Piper, N. Hubbard. MODEL CONGRESS Model Congress: Row 1 : N. Staiti. Row 2: C. Allen, J. Mortell. Row 3: J. Pickens, D. Harrington, G. Wine. Compliments of The Durand Sisters Congratulations, Class of ' 79 31 NJROTC N.J.R.O.T.C.: Row I : Chief Chesser, C. Hughes, P. LePoer, J. Pease, R. LePoer, J. Thurston, D. Dupell, J. Dailey, J. Cirelli, Captain Martin. Row 2; G. Murray, S. Mercik, J. Mercik, W. Newcomb, C. Dupell, K. Anderson, J. Page. Row 3: M. Hutchinson, P. Smith, D. Halfrey, A. Bealand, M. Bryant, S. Roberts, P. Stoll, A. Nicholson. Row 4: R. Jakshtis, C. Halfrey, R. Newell, K. Robinson, J. O’Brien, M. Hodgerney, J. Crawford. Jewelry Club: Row 1 : M. Stevens, M. Fulton, S. Stratton. Row 2: J. Vogel, J. Bechan, J. Powers, C. Miller, W. O’Donnell, Mr. Massa (Advisor). ' JEWELRY CLUB Printing Club: Row 1 : R. Brodmerkle, C. Simmerer, A. Buzzell, Mrs. Miknaitis (Advisor). Row 2: B. Sinclair, M. Raffier. PRINTINGCLUB Complimenh of Gardner Screw Corporation 32 PANTHER PRESS Panther Press: Row I : J. Goldsmith, A. Kenda, S. Janulevicus, M. Whitham, J. l.aMarche. Row 2: R. Dwelly. B. Sweat, C, Stevens, M. Sweeney, B. Berthiaume, L. Blais, D. Roy, L. Alger, D, Sibley. Row 3: M. Briggs, B. Donovan, C, Addair, P, Vincent, K, Streeter, M. Provencal, D. Benton, C. Berube, L. Chicoine, D, Adomaitis, L, Puliafico, Mr. Richard (Advisor). Library Media Corps; Row I: N. Mornssetie, D. Dupell, J. Paquin, F. Halsey, P. Hutchinson. Row 2: J. LaMarche, J. Mariano, M. Hutchinson, C, Thompson, D. Sirois, Mr. Cabot (Advisor). Compliments of Barre Stylists on the Common LIBRARY MEDIA CORPS 33 Office Education Association: Row I: M Rocheleau. Pres.. J. Graves. D. Sibley. N Hubbard. L. Thurston. Row 2: Mis; Plumb (Advisor). L. Blais. C. Berube. L Alger. D. Trudeau. M. Reidy. Mrs Rocheleau (Advisor) OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 1 Senior High Drama Club: Row 1 : S. Stevens, D. Armstrong, L. Thurston, J. Potter, L. Posey, J. Sullivan, M. Castriotta, D. Neri. Row 2: L. Brown, N. Hubbard, J. Richard, C. Anderson, A. Ruggles, A. Nims, M. Trifilo, N. Staiti. Row 3: L. Piper, M. Perry, D. Keans, H. Lewis, S. Paquin, A. Kowal, A. Grondin, T. Reed. Row 4: L. Carter, L. Puliafico, T. Everrett, L. Valardi, J. Graves, M. Crowley, D. Anderson, J. Pickens. Row 5: B. O’Donnell, G. Wine, D. Harrington, (Sec.) Mr. Massa (Advisor). Row 6: J. Mortell, (Treas.), A. South wick (Pres.). Absent: D. Sirois (V. Pres.). Compliments of C W Fabricators, Inc. 35 Wilkins Rd. Gardner, MA SENIOR HIGH DRAMA CLUB 34 SENIOR HIGH LATIN CLUB Sr. High Latin Club: Row 1 : Mrs. Scanlan (Advisor), J. Sullivan, M. Trifilo, B. White, A. Nims (V. Pres.), N. Staiti (Hist.), J. Graves (Pres.), N. Rice (Treas.), J. Pales, J. Crawford. Row 2: J. Vincent, L. Anderson, M. Kowal, M. Castriotta, L. Valardi, A. Grondin, T. Reed, A. Kowal, T. Staiti, S. Strachan, N. Stoll,. K. Potter, T. Degnan, S. Rich, L. Rivers, D. White, D. Degon, S. Degon, L. Skerry. Row 3: D. Ward, R. Richard, C. Skerry, J. Pickens, G. Albro, C. Thompson, S. Furst, M. Fulton, D. Armstrong, L. Czabaj, B. Nurmi, S. Wlodarczyk. Row 4: G. Dahl, M. Petronis, S. Clark, M. Hubbard, J. Grandone, L. Perrott, D. Plouffe. Absent: Mrs. Grandone (Advisor), M. Castriotta (Sec.). French Club: Row 1: M. Heffernan, C. Sibley, S. Tomasello, A. Westlund, D. Dorsey, C. Allen, L. Piper, J. Mongeau, C. Walker, M. TTiibault, A. Garstika, A. Salminen. Row 2: J. Kane, R. O’Donnell, S. Hurd, V. Wilson, J. Gaudette, M. Russell, S. Langelier, K. Lam, J. Sottile, M. Dogherty, V. Dextradeur, J. Goldsmith. Row 3: C. Valardi, T. Lam, C. Dupell, C. Hyde, M. Wlodacyzk, C. Crevier, T. Bolger, K. Rossi, K. Day, J. Thompson, K. Hill, S. Paquin, J. Thurston. Row 4: S. Judd, P. Hudson, T. Mansfield, S. Walker, J. Sullivan, L. Labrousse, D. Roy, M. Hodgerney, J. Young, K. Hill. Row 5: W. Munn, N. Rice, K. Dennis, L. Knight, J. Potter, B. Phoenix, M. Hutchinson, L. Puliafico, G. Wine. FRENCH CLUB Compliments of Bowlaway of Gardner, Inc. 1 23 Main St. Gardner, MA i 35 SPECIAL OLYMPICS Special Olympics: Row 1 : I. Swenson, W. Clark. D. Shays, R. Dotson. Row 2: Miss Thompson (Advisor), R. Joyal. B, Stevens, T. Jameson. C. Sweat, D. Shays, Mrs. Lewis (Advisor). N Spanish Club: Row 1 : R. Buzzell, R. Zalneraitis, A. Lyon, D. Newell, T. Mennard, C. Pirner. D. Burke, R. Roy, J. Orszulak, C. | Sullivan. Row 2: J. Amidio, M. Brach, (Advisor), M. Crowley, J. Midura, T. Addair, M. Martel, C. Lowe. C. Perez, M. Gallery, C. ' ■ Taylor, B. Nurmi, J. Musante, M. Matusevich, T. Franciose, B. Stewart, C. Sizer. Row 3: K. Robinson. G. Murray. M. Fulton, J. Alexandrovich. S. Janulevicus, W. Engle, L. Sinkoski. S. Ruddy, R. Tucker, R. Smith. S. Sottile, S. Cole, L. Valardi, M. Castriotta, j M. Reidy, B. Fletcher. Row 4: M. Kowal, S. Clark, V. Bumpus, M. Mattson, L. Skerry, D. Neri, S. Cauvin. J. Grandone, J. Sibley, j J. Keans, R. Newell. | SPANISH CLUB Shirley, You Made It All The Way. You ' re the Best In Our Family. The Saurino Family 36 GYMNASTICS CLUB lymnastics Club: Row 1 : J. Langelier, K. Lam, C. Crevier, H, Lewis, A. Adams, J. Crevier, S. Hanks, L. Lewis, W. Orr, Rochford, M. Pickering (Coach). Row 2: C. Staiti, J. Hansen, J. Walder, T. Smith, M. Turner, N. Neylon, S. Wright, L. Broullette, L. Fairbanks, C. Masson, S. Calkins, N. Rochford. Row 3: S. Strachan, E. Phelan, R. Kenda, R, Lamoreaux, C. Noble, D. Orr, J. Fox. Audio-Visual Corps: Row 1: R. Doran, D. Dupell, D. Sirois, C. Thompson. Row 2: Mrs. Hoisington (Advisor), D. Halfrey, E. Gilbert, M. Sweeney, B. Stewart, Mr. Cabot (Advisor). AUDIO VISUAL MEDIA CORPS Compliments of Women ' s World Health Spa 37 TENNIS CLUB Tennis Club: Row 1: M. Nachtigall. A. Grondin. N. Briggs, T. Addair, C. Perez. S. Tomasello, J. Bowles. C. Masson. Row 2: M. Pickering. Advisor. L. Messier. S. Langelier, K. Rossi. K. Mongeau, K. Day, C. Staiti, K, Halkola. D. .Midura. C. Clark, K. Crow- ley. K. Shapiro. N. Morrissette, A. Bechan. Row 3: B. White, T. Reed, M. Gallery. J. Pickens, G. Albro. G. McCauley. W. Clark. C. Fox. M. Foster. A. Caruso. S. Varnot. Row 4: D. Benoit, R. Dunkle. D. Crowley, S. Clark. M. Whitham. S. Wentworth. S. Janu- levicus. Outing Club: Row I : S. Lewis, L. Brown, L. Begin. J. Richard. N. Flubbard (Pres.). C. Anderson, D. .Anderson. R. Wetmore. R. Regin. T. Fortune (Sec.), Mr. Morello (Advisor). Row 2: J. Pickens, B. Kenda, T. Morrissey, M. Begin, K. Moore. D. Beckwith (V. Pres.), D, Giard. C. LaPorte, D. Sibley, D. Sirois, C. Olsen, G. McCauley. K. Flood. C. DiLiddo. Absent: J. Sottile (Treas.). Compliments of Higgins Stoves Summer St., Barre 355-2712 OUTING CLUB MEMORIES: 1975-1978 Compliments of Dan and Lois Mortell SUNFLOWER STUDIO Barre, VIA LATIN CLUBS ' CHRISTMAS PARTY Compliments of Joe Bolger Products Summer St., Barre, M A 0 1 005 Best Wishes to the Class of ’79 J.V. SOCCER FRESHMAN SOCCER Row 1 : M. Heffeman, P. Stoll, R. Booth, A. Dextradeur, S. Anderson, B. Berthiaume, D. Gariepy, K. Dennis. Row 2: Mr. Stickle (Coach), W. Donovan, D. Irwin, R. Wet more, C. Sykes, J. Brunelle, J. Fritcher, M. Sibley, R. LeFrancois. Row 1 : K. Robinson, D. Bolduc. Row 2: P. Morrisey, A. Bealand, T. Newell, J. Vincenti M. Staiti, N. Stoll, C. Sullivan, D. Prentiss. Row 3; J. Amidio, M. Bryant, D. Newell, M| Hodgemey. R. Zalneraitis, D. Stratton, S. Kubaska, Mr. Muir (coach). The Varsity Soccer team had a fine year despite the fact that it did not qualify for dis- trict playoffs. The team ended it’s season with a sound 10-5-2 record. Despite their disap- pointment. the team won its last three games in a show of character and pride. The J.V. Soccer team had a great season with a record of 1 1-3-4. The team was of high caliber offensively and defen- sively. Excellent season! VARSITY SOCCER Compliments of E-Z TV and Appliance Co. 4 East St.. Ware 967-5561 .ow 1: J. Allen, D. Burke, K. Berube, N. Skerry, J. Giarusso, G. Rogowski, K. Good- in. M. Swistak, W. Allen. Row 2: Mr. Turcotte (Coach), C. Berube, B. Melski, M. Neri, V. Haas, D. Mortell, P. Furst, C. Addair, B. Fussier, R. Roy, J. Clark, R. Dupell, C. .arson. The Varsity Cross Country team finished the season with the best record they’ve had since 1973, winning thirteen out of six- teen meets. The runners qualified for the District III finals for the first time in five years and went on to obtain a respectable third place in the Wachusett League Meet. The team also earned a sec- ond place trophy at the Lunen- burg Invitational Meet. The J.V. team also did well, finishing with seven wins and four losses. The success of this year was due mostly to the team’s high spirit and desire to win. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Varsity Cross Country: Row 1: L. Bolduc, J. Panaccione, P. Vincent, J. Cauvin, T. Anderson, Manager. Row 2: K. Hill, R. Kenda, D. Panaccione, T. Zelnia, C. Halfrey, S. Seeley, M. Stevens, R. Lyon, Coach. Absent: J. Coppolino. J.V. CROSS COUNTRY f.V. Cross-Country: Row 1: T. Wright, K. Clark, A. Knipe, C. Durand, D. Stalling, L. Carter, C. Gar- epy. Row 2: T. Jordan, J. Clark, M. Pitisci, D. Wright, J. Hale, D. Halfrey, W. Newcomb. Row 3: B. iawyer, C. Pimer, J. Pickens, A. Cole, M. Marigold, J. Thurston, R. Lyon, Coach. Absent: D. Sheldon, B. Flagg, L. Bolduc. ' 4r- VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Varsity Field Hockey: Row 1: T. Griffin, D. Trudeau. Row 2: J. McDonald, A. Kenda, E. Melanson, M. Fulton, J Engle, M. Martone, M. Castriotta. Row 3: Coach Spinelli, J. Charles, S. Ruddy, C. LaPorte, M. Reidy, J. Crawford L. Valardi. The Varsity Field Hockey team had another spectacular season, finish- ing with a record of twelve wins, three ties, and two losses. Led by Senior co- captains Tammy Griffin and Donna Trudeau, the team became the Wachusett League Champs. The team made it to the District III semi-finals against Auburn. To cap off an exciting sea- son, the game was dead- locked and had to be played again. The second time the team lost 1-0 to Auburn. The J.V. Field Hockey team ended their season with a 3-7-4 record. The team is young, but played with spirit and determina- tion. 55 J.V. FIELD HOCKEY J.V. Field Hockey — Row 1: M. Matusevich, K. Potter, S. Stratton. Row 2; W. Engle, D. Snyder, H. Melan- son, S. Rich, S. Dixson. Row 3: Coach Chiasson, T. Kulig, H. Bolger, C. Tucker, J. Trifilo, L. Sane, C. Czabo. Compliments of Phil Hamel Sales and Service Palmer Rd., Ware, MA Ms. Sharon Onoralo, Coach. Mrs. Lorraine Coach. Miller, FALL CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders; Row 1; J. Goldsmith, V. Dextradeur, D. Dorsey, D. Bullard, P. Firmbach. Row 2; J. Melanson, M. Zaganiacz. J.V. Cheerleaders: Row 1: S. Harding, R. Th yden, T. Nurmi. Row 2: T. Bolger, C. Miller, R. Tucker, D. Neri. Row 3: J. Marconi. Compliments of Dunroamin Country Club VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Varsity Girls Basketball: Row I : L. Sinkoski, S. Ruddy, T. Griffin, H. Lowe, M. Reidy, M. Castnotta. Row 2: D. Carter, Mrs. Pickering, Coach, J. McDonald, L. Valardi, S. Stratton, T. Lowe, A. Kenda, M. Martone, C. Cre- vier. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL J.V. Girls Basketball: Row I : S. Smiley. C. Lowe. J. Crawford. J. Midura. T. Nutting. J. Mennard. D. Erickson. Row 2: M. Neri. Coach. D. Carter. Manager. J. Trifilo. N. Briggs. L, Roberts. C. Tucker. C. Szabo. B. Fletcher. C. Crevier. Manager. Junior High Girls Basketball: Row I: K. Halkola. B. Perron. S. Cauvin. L. March. J. Marconi. L. Goodfield. E. Bolduc. H. Melanson. Row 2: K. Albro. Manager. J. Adomaitis. C. Flagg. K. Handy. B. Frateschi. J. Miarecki. L. Sparks. C. Noble. H. Bolger. L. Skerry. A. Cooley. Coach. FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL Compliments of Mike DiPasquale Golf Professional Petersham Country Club Petersham, MA shman Boys Basketball; Row 1: J. Panaccione. A. Westiund, L. Bolduc, J. Cauvin. Row 2; P. onnor. Coach, K. Crowley, D. Bolduc, J, Furst, D. Newell, D. Stratton, D. Majka, Manager. nior High Boys Basketball: Row I : P. Mennard, M. Castriotta, K. Engle, M. Staiti, T. Dorsey, B. ntley. Row 2: R. Keans, D. Haynes, T. Staiti, K. Jackson, K. Everett, D. Alexandrovich. Row 3: . Spinney, T. Newell, T. Lam, S. Kubaska, D. Crowley, B. Jette, P. Morello, Coach. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL WRESTLING Varsity Wrestling: Row I: B, Haas, R. McDonald. Row 2: J. Benoit, D. Prentiss, S, Aalto, P. Stoll, B. Donovan, Row 3: R. Richard, R. Wetmore, J. Young, R. Sawyer, R, Longvall, P. Smith, O. Muir (coach). The Varsity Wrestling team com- pleted an outstanding season with a record of fifteen wins and three losses. The team earned the title of Western Mass. Champs. The highlights of the season included placing third in the Granby Christmas Tournament, and the advancement of eight wrestlers from the team to the state playoffs. J.V. Wrestling Team: M. Richard, Coach, M. Neylon, J. Fucile, R. Benoit, D. Valley, J. Benoit. Compliments of Butler’s Skidoo VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL Varsity Boys Basketball: Row 1: M. Neri, G. Stratton, J. Clark, J. Allen. Row 2: D. Prentiss, J Reidy, D. Mortell, A. Cole, B. Robinson, J. Wheeler. Ig The Varsity Boy’s Basketball team had an exciting and winning season, finishing with a record of fourteen wins and eight losses. With the arrival of coach Jake Wheeler and the development of many junior players, next years fjfospects look 62 J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL J.V. Boys Basketball; Row 1: M. Bryant, C. Sullivan, B. LeFrancois, P. Lam, B. Berthiaume. Row 2: D. Davis, Coach, J. Fritscher, R. Zalneraitis, D. Haynes, K. Robinson, R. Dupell, M. Kowal. Compliments of Rix Sabon 632-9699 74 Parker Street, Gardner WINTER CHEERLEADERS Winter Cheerleaders: Row I : T. Nurmi. Row 2: D. Bullard, S. Rich, T. Degnon, E. Melanson M. Fulton, J. Keans, S. Messier. S. Dixon. Row 3: J. Melanson. Junior High Winter Cheerleaders: Row 1: S. Harding. Captain. L. Ackert. N. Neylon. L. Fair- banks. G. Firmbach. Row 2: L. Alexandrovich. Co-Captain. L. Kice. B. Phoenix. T. Nurmi. Row 3: T. Lindsey. M. Borelli. T. Smith. Junior High Hot Line: Row I : K. Halkola. M. Calalini. B. Perron, M. Borelli. T. Sirois, J. McGonigle. Row 2: Mr. Dignan (Advisor), j. Sullivan, R. Petronis, M. McDonald, J. ‘’aquin, S. Sweat. Absent: K. Larson, L. Alexandrovich, C. Sweat. JUNIOR HIGH HOT LINE Junior High Student Council: Row I: P. Despres, J. Trifilo, G. Firmbach, C. Tucker. L. Rice, H, Bolger, M. Staiti. Row 2: R. Witkos. A. Jefferson. M. Gallery, B. Kettell. C. Day, D. Taylor, D. Simmerer, J. McGonigle. C. Fox. Row 3: D. Stratton. M. Raf- fier, L. March, B. Chaplinski, A. Meilus, A. Caruso, J. Adomaitis, L. Bolduc, J. Bowles, D. Alexandrovich, R. Stevens. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIOR HIGH LATIN CLUB I r. High Drama Club: Row 1: P. O’Donnell, A. Chisholm, D. Ouellette, D. Eldredge, B. Chaplinski, H. Melan- || on, K.. Albro, L. Lewis, J. McGonigle, D. Rivers. Row 2: S. Wheeler, A. Payne, L. March, C, Masson, S, Klem, r. Marconi, S. Cauvin, T. Brown, J. Sullivan, J. Paquin, T. Cody. Row 3: M. Turner, A. Bechan, C. Larson, K. vHalkola, M. Castriotta, E. Bolduc, L. Skerry, W, Orr, R. Puntanen, M. McNaulty. Row 4: J. Langelier, J. Ado- inaitis, H. Bolger, J. Brandon, C. Clark, J. Wypych, R. Harding, J. Bowles, G. Wine (Advisor). JUNIOR HIGH DRAMA CLUB Compliments of Staiti and Girardi Accountants and Auditors Barre, Mass. inior High Latin Club: Row I: D. Rivers, D. Judd, R. Harding, K. Hurd, D. Ouellette, D. Eldredge, A. Gerulaitis, J. Small, P. ' espres, J. Adomaitis, T. Brown, J. Fucile, W. St. Louis, W. Roy. Row 2: J. Sullivan, M. Staiti, R. Keans, J. McGonigle. M. Neylon, . Chaplinski, S. Wheeler, A. Dennis, J. Valley, D. Roach, T. Lam, D. Crowley, M. Raffier, M. McDonald. Row 3: J. Walker, M. IcNaultv, G. Drewniak. T. Cody, M. Turner, C. Masson, M. Foster, L. Fairbanks, D. Johnson, C. Gariepy, D. Armstrong, T. Lam, 1, Degon. A. Meilus, J. Hansen, Mrs. Grandone, Mrs. Scanlan, (Advisors). Row 4: N. Rochford, C. Loweil, K. Halkola, L. Skerry. L. lexandrovich, J. Crevier, L. Goodfield, E. Kettell, M. Gallery, L). Midura. K. Jsuojanen, K. Iritilo, K. DiPierro, T. Ouellette. D. oach, J. Bowles. Row 5: A. Caruso, S. Varnot, T. Nurmi, G. Musante, P. Morrissey, D. Prime, M. Nachtigall, N. Morrissette, C. Day, .. Crowley, C. Clark, A. Bechan, T. Peddle, C. Dupre. Row 6: A. Adams, K. Carpenter, R. Puntanen, J. Sullivan, R. Stevens, D. mmons, M. Castriotta, C. Allen, L. Lewis, J. Neri, V. O’Donnell, D. McCauley. JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND Jr. High Concert Band: Row 1: j. Walker, T. Smith. K. Adomaitis. K. Sirois. C. Masson, S. Wright, N. Morrissette. L. March. Row 2: C. I rifilo, M. Perrott. S. Johnson, M. Spinney. R. Brigham. J. Wypych. L. Lewis. K. Carpenter. J. G iard. A. LeBlanc, D. Simmerer. B. Kmiec. L. Goodfield. Row 3: Mr. Sawyer, Conductor, D. Como, G. Musante, C. Graves, B. Frateschi, K. Handy, K. Pirner. W. Cote, D. Messier. K. Everett. A. Bealand, W. Goodfield. Absent: L. Sparks. R. Burkhart, R. Benoit, R. Simeone. J. Benoit. M. Girardi. A. Paine. Compliments of Denise of Dee ' s Beauty Salon South Barre 355-4576 Jr. ttigh Wind Ensemble: Row I : S. Varnot, K. Sirois, S. Klem. C. Smith. H. Bolger, L. March, A. Adams. Row 2: J. Lorion. B. Frateschi. J. Hansen, D. Midura. K. Halkola. K. Crowley, J. Marconi, C. Noble. K. Reed, A. Bechan. M. Foster. J. Bowles. Row 3: Mr. Sawyer. Conductor, M. Castriotta, P. Aliquo. R. Salvadore. J. Sullivan, B. Como. K. Pirner. D. Stratton. U. Bolduc. S. Kubaska. D. Crowley. D. Roach, D. Messier. J. Giard, D. Como. Absent: C. Clark. S. Wright, D. Simmerer, R. Simeone. J. Wypych. JUNIOR HIGH WIND ENSEMBLE GIRLS CHORUS unior High Girls Chorus: Row 1: K. Bumpus, T. Brown, S. Wheeler, M. Borelli, B. Chaplinsky, N. Neylon, P. Bacon, L. airbanks, M. Turner, H. Lewis (accompanist). Row 2: K. Taylor (accompanist), C. Flagg, A. Gerulaitis, S. Morse, C. Day, . Harding, J. Brandon, T. Buthen, L. Lester, P. Despres, G. Drewniak, Mrs. Black (Director). Row 3: M. Bechan, J. Small, 4. Catalini, M. Nicholson, S. Calkins, K. Knipe, B. Perron, A. Jefferson, V. Cote, N. Rochford, J. Crevier. Row 4: J. Swen- on, J. Adomaitis, A. Caruso, H. Bolger, B. Frateschi, B. Phoenix, J. Laurian, C. Dupre, L. Ackert, L. Alexandrovich, K. Itochford, S. Smiley. Boy’s Chorus: Row 1 : M. Neylon, S. Simonen, A. Leblanc, B. Booth. Row 2: R. Jefferson. R. Newton. J. McGonigle, R. Stevens, J. Giard. Row 3: R. Harding, D. Rivers, R. Dupell, B. Como, G. Nye, A. Black, Conductor. Row 4: J. Fucile, J. Sheparclson, J. Jordan, C. Routhier, M. McDonald. BOYS CHORUS Intramural Captains: Row 1: W. Goodfield, E. Johnson, K. Jack- son. Row 2: D. Messier, J. Blye, T. Lam, M. McDermott. INTRAMURAL CAPTAINS Concert Band: Row 1 : M. Russell, L. Rivers, K. Rossi, J. Musante. Row 2: V. Bumpus, J. Pales, M. Gallery, D. Snyder, K. Mongeau. Row 3: G, Como, S. Hurd, R. Buzzell, M. Kowal, R. Newell, R. Thompson, K. Anderson. CONCERT BAND Stage Band: Row 1 : J. Mongeau, S. Stevens, L. Piper, J. Sullivan, J. Charles, A. Nims, D. Benoit, L. Dewey. Row 2: D. Irwin, B. Grossman, P. Furst, J. Grandone, G. Murray. Row 3: M. Neri, G. Wine, G. Stratton, M. Allen, J. Fritscher, J. Orzulack, D. Plouffe. P ImB if ' ■ STAGE BAND SYMPHONIC WINDS Musical Theatre Club: Row 1: M. Crowley, N. Staiti, M. Trifilo, A. Nims, J. Sullivan, J. Paquin, R. Beaudry, S. Greenough, H. Lewis, P. Hefferman, E. Gilbert, A. Black (Advisor). Row 2: S. Stevens, D. White, L. Dewey, R. Smith, M. Perry, L. Upham, A. Southwick, D. Armstrong, M. Booth, K. Day, C. Taylor, S. Langelier. Row 3: G. Dahl, S. Hansen, J. Potter, A. Ruggles, G. Wine, J. Mortell, L. Piper, L. Puliafico, B. Booth, L. Carter, J. Mariano. Symphonic Winds: Row 1: J. Midura, K. Wypych, D. Benoit, L. Dewey, A. Nims, A. Kowal, M. Marconi. Row 2: D. Erickson, A. Kenda, T. Marconi, D. White, L. Posey, M. Castriotta, S. Stevens, C. Walker, K. Woodland. Row 3: J. Mon- geau, S. Fontaine, L. Fontaine, S. Hurd, G. Como, A. Allen, J. Sullivan, L. Piper, C. Czabo, A. Ruggles, M. Reidy. Row 4: M. Trifilo, M. Alien, J. Orszulak, D. Plouffe, J. Fritscher, K. Robinson, J. Grandone, R. Grossman, G. Murray, P. Furst. Row 5: T. Salvadore, J. Charles, G. Wine, D. Irwin, S. Hansen, Mr. Hansen, Conductor, M. Martone. MUSICAL THEATER CLUB 77 QUABBIN SINGERS CONCERT CHORUS Quabbin Singers: Row I: Conductor A. Black, H. Lewis. A. Southwick. A, Ruggles, L. Dewey, J. Potter, K. Martel. M. Marconi. T. Marconi. M. Martone. Row 2: L. Upham. S. Stratton, L. Piper. C. Miller, K. Day. M. Reidy, L. Posey, S. Steven.s, A. Nims. Row 3: J. Pease. D. Benoit. G. Dahl. B. Booth, M. Crowley. M. Trifilo. M. Perry . Row 4: J. Seymour. T. Everett. L. Vogel. B. Suojanen. J. Allen. G. Wine, S. Hansen, E. Gilbert. Concert Chorus: Row I : Conductor A. Black, M. Fontaine, M, Beard. P. Heffernan. A. Grondin, S. Tomasello. L. Anderson, W. Engle. A. Salminen, S. Rich. S. Fontaine. M. Trifilo. Row 2: L. Carter. M. Crowley, C. Hughes. J. Sullivan. L. Piper, J. Potter. J. Richard. C. Dupell. C. Potter. T. Franciose. J. Engle. M. Whitham. Row 3: W. Clark, D. Neri, L. Czabaj. S. Stevens, I. Swenson, J. Miarecki. R. Smith. J. Goldsmith, B. White. M. Matusevich, L. Puliafico. Row 4: C. Taylor. L, Fontaine. T. Degnan, D. Armstrong. T. Addair. V. Bumpus, A. Southwick. J. Mortell. L. Sane, D. Dorsey, T. Bolger, R. Tucker, Row 5: E. Gilbert. G. Dahl. K. Werme. M. Booth. T. Everett. J. Seymour. R. Booth. M. Smith, A. Robinson. SCRptKS OPERA WORKSHOP Opera Workshop: Row 1 : T. Nurmi. Row 2: L. Upham, A. Southwick, M. Crowley, S. Langelier, J. Paquin. Row 3: C. LaPorte, L. Piper, J. Potter, M. Booth. Row 4: B. Suojanen, T. Everett. NEW ENGLAND FESTIVAL New England Festival: Row 1: S. Fontaine — Band. D. Benoit — Band, A. Nims — Band, L. Carter — Orchestra. Row 2: S. Stratton — Chorus, M. Reidy — Orchestra, L. Piper — Chorus, M. Castriotta — Band, L. Posey — Band. i 79 CENTRAL DISTRICT FESTIVAL Central District Festival: Row 1: A. Kowal — Orchestra, A. Nims — Band, J. Sullivan — Band, L. Fontaine — Band. Row 2: S. Fontaine — Band, J. Midura — Band, M. Crowley — Chorus, A. Southwick — Chorus, J. Mongeau — Band, M. Marconi — Chorus. Row 3: S. Stratton — Chorus, M. Martone — Chorus, M. Castriotta — Band, D. White — Orchestra. Row 4: L. Posey — Orchestra, M. Reidy — Orchestra, C. Miller — Chorus, L. Carter — Orchestra, D. Benoit — Orchestra. Row 5: L. Piper — Chorus, M. Booth — Chorus, L. Dewey — Band. 80 84 C lass Officers Grade 9: Row I: W, Engle (Sec.). Row 2: B. Fletcher (V. Pres.). M. Castriotta (Treas.). Row 3: L. Valardi (Pres.). 88 The Class of 1979 wishes to thank our class advisor, Mrs. Margaret Thombs. We are grateful for the help and guidance she has given us for the past four years. Our class started the ninth grade like most classes, a little unorganized. We had not yet become a unified body. Mrs. Thombs helped us to do that. She made us realize that to get anything done we had to learn to work together and under her guidance we have worked in cooperation. Mrs. Thombs spent many hours with us planning one of the most beautiful proms Quabbin has ever seen. Her time and energy was a big part of “Meatball Mania”, our very successful spaghetti supper. And this year she pulled us together again to plan and produce a wonderful day on the common, the Senior Apple Bazaar. She has been a help to us from beginning to end in everything we have accomplished. — With gratitude and appreciation — The Class of 1979 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Actors; Andrea and Greg, Most Gullible: Cindy and Kevin, Best Artists: Joann and David, Most Likely to Succeed: Charlene and Donny, Most Radical: Nancy and Frank, Most Sophisticated; David and Charlene, Best Looking: Brian, David, Kathy and Bill. 92 Christopher M. Addair Likes: Bluegrass, Gibsons, Senior Area, quiet places, parties, southern music. Dislikes; Top gas, fake people, Disco, phys. ed., big mouths. Goals: To be happy and never feel alone. Sayings: “Jeeps + Trucks Dave”. John Allen Dana J. Adomaitis Charlene M. Allen “Cactus” “Excuses are the leaning post of fools” Likes: Soccer, most p eople, M.B., food, soccer, boogying, winning, C.D.B., “My Generation”, music, soccer. The Four Rules, Jetsons. Dislikes: Liars, M.S., Bullwinkles, losing, ball. Mosquitoes, phone booths. Goals: To make the most of whatever 1 get in life (and to see the ocean). Sayings; “What?”, “1 don’t know”, “Leave me alone,” “Hey, it’s been real”. “Chellie” “The sense of danger must not disappear: The way is certainly both short and steep. However gradual it looks from here; Look if you like, but you will have to leap”. W. H. Auden Likes; Amusement parks, shoeing, islands, sleeping late, reading, the Cape, flowers, sunsets, rainbows, cheesecake, dance classes, doing 29 p|oint turns, and Chinese fire drills. Dislikes: Blushing, bees, poison ivy, sunburns, gym, fat, tears, forgettmg to open damper, people who don’t dim their lights, “to be con’i ’, cnicken pox, and being tickled. Goals: To become a successful lawyer and to be happy with my life. Robert W. Bacon Jr. “J.J.”, “Cindy Zookamooka” June 12, 1961 Likes: Good things that come in small packages, bananas, understanding” people, sunny days, friends, picnics in the graveyard, G.B., pickles — (DILL), long walks, BARNEY, animals, smiling, laughing, craziness. Dislikes: Having to explain everything, peas, beets, coconuts, “what’s the matter”, being sleepy, carbon copies, gymnastics. Goals: To be an art therapist. Sayings: “I’m hungry”, “Does this look all right?” “Are you sure”, “What?” “Dip”, “Pookie”, “Bugga” “Life is what you make it”. “High School went by fast, thank God!” Likes: Allan, New Hampshire, Chinese food, stuffed animals, Neechie, Salisbury Beach, canoeing, snowmobiling, staying out late, 9 3 77, 10 28 78. Dislikes: Peas, Monday mornings, liver, short weekends, having pictures taken, tired grumpy people, spiders. Goals: To go to college in Conn., last through lav; school, to be successful and happy. Sayings: “C’mon let’s leave,” “Tell them that I’m sleeping and to call later,” “Would you please shut up.” I “Alpha” Likes: Driving cars, fast cars, outdoors, parties. Dislikes: School, not having a car on the road. Goals: To get my diploma and get out of Quabbin for good. Sayings: “What’s up,” “Let’s have a party”. “Lor”, “Sunshine” Likes: Billy, being happy, having a good time, summer, the beach, friends, stuffed animals. Dislikes: Onions, false friends, being alone, doing nothing, sunburns, snakes. Goals: To live a happy and successful life with someone special. Sayings: “You nut!”, “What am I going to do?”, “Really?”, “1 don’t know”. Cynthia Jean Anderson Darlene Kim Armstrong Laurie A. Barriault “Dutch” Likes: Horses; writing; reading and walking. Dislikes: Winter; term papers. Goals: To publish stories. Sayings: “Jimminy Cricket!” “It’s weird!” “Rocky” “We seldom say 1 love you. And then it’s too late or our love has gone. So when 1 say I love you, it doesn’t mean I know you’ll never go, only that I want you to always stay! Likes: Being with B.G., playing guitar, working, good food and clothes, the beach, stuffed animals, partying, Siamese cats. Dislikes: L.B., two-faced people, loud people, rainy days, fights, G.G., red super sports, gaining weight, being alone. Goals: To become a model. Sayings: “Think much”, “Get lost”, “No way”. Roxanne Beaudette “Dirty Bird” “You are beautiful, my friend. You know and accept me as I am — all of me, and I love you for this. You have made me happy to be me and I love life more because of you” Larry S. Chengges Likes: Fran. (Monkey), Sept. 9, “78”, Big Macs, Jason. Dislikes: Monday Mornings, 20 minute lunches, people who think they’re better than others. Goals: To marry Fran, finish school, go on and become a cosmetologist. Sayings: “Oh well!. Sue ya later.” “Thank you muchly.” Renee Beaudry “Jim”, “Rowdy”, “Gurdy”, “J.B.”, “Beachnut” “Eat Flaming Death, Fascist Media Pigs!” Statement: “Accomplishment occurs when the highest point is exceeded.” Likes: Freedom, sunshine, Mexican Food, Texas, travel, truth, immunity, summer, large bodies of water, mountains, true art, nature, E.L.P., Yes, Susan. Dislikes: Restrictions, plastic jaeople, rotting meat, violence, parasitic insects, gum, cold weather, preservatives. Goals: To find Nirvana, transcend restrictive materialistic views and to complete search for truth, on a small 5,000 acre ranch in Texas. Sayings: “yeeeeha!” “Farm out.” “Let me get out!” “Well it was coughing up blood last night”. James E. Bechan “Zappa” “(Frank)”, “Zap,” “Larry” “Don’t eat yellow snow” “One who goes looking toward the future is liable to end up in the past.” Likes: R.W., soccer, golf, cross-country skiing, Ju- Ju, the outdoors. Moody Blues, the big tree, C,S,N Y, dangling spiders. Dislikes: People who change moods easily, kids that wreck S.A.’s!!!, signing yearbo oks, T.G. Lippa S.W., dunking booths. Goals: To own a Porsche, make it through college. Sayings: “Hey?” “Take it easy. Buddy.” “Sunshine,” “Sundance,” “Lady,” “Blondie” “Love is not only loving, but being loved. For if you feel that you are being loved, your love becomes stronger. And in becoming stronger, it grows until it consumes your whole life.” Likes: Brian Smith, Shane, Butch and Sundance, my parents, Ziggy, summer ‘78’, parties, Salisbury Beach, Fleetwood Mac, McDonalds, the sun, concerts. Miller, White Mountains, the Sandbanks. Dislikes: Mondays, vicious dogs, rainy days, cliques, D.B. Goals: To become wealthy and someday visit Europe. Sayings: “It’s Miller time!” “Burb,” “Squirrel” “I have things going on you don’t know!” Likes; Soccer, skiing, Lynard Skynard, Peterbilt, scout, hunting, four-wheeling, parties, Felton. Dislikes: Breaking axles, running out of gas, having no money. Goals: To live in the Rocky Mountains. Sayings; “What’s up?”, “Let go”, “What did you say?” Dawne C. Benton “Beck,” “Bing,” “Dan” “Don’t get upset on a down-staircase” Likes: i t. Rolling Stones, outdoors, Michelob, D.G., 68 T-Birds, throwing com. Dislikes: Flashing blue li ts, embarrassment, 10 27 78, nukes, Meatloaf. Goals: To be a great artist, breed bricks of gold, learn electricity. Sayings: “Squirrels can’t eat Dorito’s. ■f Daniel George Beckwith Lawrence M. Begin, Jr. Kevin S. Berube Laurie A. Bujnevicie 1 Deborah Ann Bullard Judith E. Butler Accept me as I am so that I may learn what I can become. Likes: Concerts, parties, dreaming, summertime, cruising around. Dislikes: Lectures, gym, snobby people, getting sick, explanations. Sayings: One of these days!’’, “Stop that you silly fool”, AH woman . Goals: To make it through at least another year of school, to become something better. “Deb, Brooksey” Reach high for stairs lie hidden m your soul. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal . Likes: Music, food, “bobbing , skiing, the beach, good friends, that laugh. Cip, Moose brook, being with special people, that ni t. Talking, our spot. Dislikes: “My phoney friends, “Meatloar’, breaking the 4 rules! Goals: Marine biologist, live long and happy. Sayings: “Wow , “O.K. , “yup alright , “It’s a possibility . “Someday . . “Really?”, Hey Jules! “What are we going to do tonight? Judy Likes: The ocean, sunrises and sunsets, Vermont. Moose brook, the Marshall Tucker Band. Linda Rondstat, the Quabbin Valley. Dislikes: Waiting, saving money. Disco, crowds, boring weekends. Goals: Not necessarily to be “successful”, but just happy. People so seldom say. “I love you,” and then it’s either too late or love goes. So when I say I love you, it doesn’t necessarily mean I know you’ll never go. only that I wish you didn’t have to. .1 .. Bert “If there is a will there is a way Likes: Winter, snow mobiles, boating, water skiing, music, inventing, girls. Dislikes: Traveling, snobs, trader’s, sneak’s, homework. Goals: To be well-off, to have fun. Sayings: Decent , “Boogie . Albert 1. Buzzell 99 Likes: Nature, bike, car, ladies, snowmobile. Dislikes: Violence, people who think they’re tough. Goals: To own a van, get married, travel, be a handyman, get more friends. “Jakes” “The world is so corrupt” “Live life to the fullest.” Likes: Soccer, basketball, parties. Dislikes: Working hard and not getting anywhere. Hunt Club. Goals: To get as far away from Quabbin as possible. Sayings: “Get off my back.” “Pass it over here.” “Shari” Likes: Waterskiing, going to the beach. Dislikes: Getting up in the morning, rainy days. Goals: To be able to speak many different languages. Saying: “That’s disgusting.” ‘We must live together as brothers, or perish together as fools.” Martin Luther King Likes: People, ice hockey, running, Italian food, sunny days, Kozy Kabin. Dislikes: People who think they’re better than others. Goals: To live life slowly and to its fullest. 100 Larry Chicoine Sharalynne Cole Joseph Coppohno “Wop”, “Guiseppe” Doe If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain. If I can ease one life the aching or cool one pain or help one fainting robin into his nest again, 1 shall not live in vain. Emily Dickinson Likes: Horseback riding, animals, C ' at Stevens, friends, skiing. Dislikes: Hypocrites, washing windows, commercials. Goals: To, succeed m life. Andy The truth never hurt an honest man. l.ikes: Music, money, girls. Dislikes: People who take credit for someone else’s work. Goals: To be a rock drummer. Laurie Ann Czabaj Howard R. Davidson Ghubbs , l.ouie It ' s a long road and a little wheel must take a lot of turns to get there C harlie Daniels In a dune of sand, I am just a small grain, but when it ' s all sifted, I will be counted. l.ikes: The trips up the mountain , softball. Polka dancing, Friendly ' s , winter, eating, snow, partying. Ocean Beach, New l.ondon, cooking, Doritos , friends in Maryland, the Commodors, Christmas, caroling, Mr. C s, 2 27 77, money, football, swimming, shopping, spending money that ' s not mine, weekends, summer, walking in the snow, 82, 20. Dislikes: Snobby people, nosey people, spinach, beets, looking for hub caps, colds, conceited people, crowded places, standing out in the rain, some underclassmen , doing dishes, snakes, M.A.W., Monday mornings. Goals: To achieve all my goals in life, to be happy. Sayings: I ' m tired Super good I ' m totally depressed You ' re boring Right “Fine Howie Likes: Snow, parties, friends. Addy, (-). Skiing. Dislikes: Monday mornings, school. Goals: To become a successful computer programmer. Sayings: Think snow “Disco”, “Frankie”, “Rock” “The comfort of having a friend maybe taken away, but not that of having had one.” Seneca “Take life one step at a time.” Likes: Girls, life, Florida, fire trucks, summer of “78”, McDonalds parking lot, “Being Italian”, home cooking, 9-2-77, Beach Boys, sleeping late, the month of January, dating, the country life, my family, formula. Firebirds, Pontiac 6. Dislikes: Marylane Hospital, kitchen, getting up in the morning, cigarette smoke, stuck-up people, getting caught throwing eggs, cutting wood, working on the weekend, price of gas, hanging clothes up. Goals: To be a professional firefighter after a career in the Air Force and to succeed to my own standard of life. Sayings: “I Believe ya”, “Sure ok”, “I’m starving, anything good!” “Deb”, “Darcy” Gemini 6 3 61 “For all that you have missed you’ve gained something else.” “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Likes: California, 2-19-78, eating, skiing. Firebirds, driving, P.S.C., (10 21 78), cheerlea ding, clothes, roses, wine, dancing, walking on the beach in the morning, getting mail, music, weekends, Italian foods, 1 9 78, Christmas, weddings, 19. Dislikes: Waiting, nosey people, staying home, good-byes, riding the bus, math, rainy days, having the keys but no car! Goals: To become an Elementary Physical Education teacher, to be happy and enjoy life. Sayings: “Say what”, De-u “I’m hungry”, “this is boring”, “Can I use the car?”, “Just leave me alone”. “I’m resting.” Frank D. DiLiddo III Deborah Ann Dorsey “Billy”, “Bill” Likes: Laurie, Vermont, hunting, purple. Led Zeppelin, 12 24 77, 5 6 77, winning. Dislikes: Onions, being mad, engines that freeze up when you’re a long way from home, the Cue Cushion, losing. Goals: To live happily in a house of my own. Sayings: “I’m hungry”, “Why me”. William C. Dupell Jr. “DeDe” Likes: M.P., horses. Red Baron, animals, big houses, soap operas. Dislikes: Stuck-up people, snakes, spiders, sloppy people, sick jokes. Goals: To be happy, own a riding stable, work at a race track. Sayings: “Got any gum?” Jean Marie Duval “Dingles . Pringles “Once to everyman and nation comes the moment to decide , “I’ll try anything once, maybe twice. Likes; Hiking, California. Kelly, cars, weekends, backpacking. Dislikes: Working hard, physics class. Mondays, The Yankees, people who hurt other people. Goals: To get out of school, but go to college. Sayings: “Not today. I ' m tired; maybe tomorrow”. Inlip Frirkson “Jules” “They are free who dare to travel to the end of their thoughts”. Likes: Al, camping, the beach, puppies, the gang, summer of ’78, vacations, parties. Dislikes: Monday mornings, rainy days, school lunches, the end of summer, two faced people, demerits. Sayings: “Go ahead”, “What’s your problem? , “For sure! “Tom” Likes: People. Porsches. Hubb, keg party. Dislikes: Analysis, depression, motor mouths. Schlitz beer. Goals: To be happy! Sayings: “Really!”, “Life’s rough! , “Whoh-back!” Thomas A. Everett Joann Fijal The past is gone, look forward to the future. Likes: Lenny, outdoors, ocean, horses. 103 104 Gars J. Gagne Likes: Summer, weekends. mone . baseball. Dislikes: Getting up earls, homework, rules, writing papers. “Fursty Monkey in the coconut tree Likes: Parties, sports, senior area. Dislikes: Homework, two-faced people, people who stick their noses into others ' business. Sa mgs: To each his own Frank L. Fletcher Peter Furst “Gagne Likes: Camaros. riding around. Miller, girls. snowmobiling Dislikes: Stuck-up people, speed limits. Mondays. Goals: To be a mechanic. A V .Man, “G-Bob” “Love IS like a bed of roses, thorns and all. Likes: Rock concerts, basketball, movies. M.R. and hiking. Dislikes: Bells. Spanish, snobs and not having a car. Goals: To ow n my own store. Robert Gaudette “Live for today because tomorrow may never come” The day is done but its memories are mine to keep forever. Likes: Sunny days, weekends, summer, skiing, tennis, art, music, dancing, beaches, working in the nurses office, being different, honest people, Sunday nights, special Saturday nights W.LB.O.N.F.M., making people happy, time, taking life as it comes, Quabbin Reservoir, being unpredictable, year of “78” “79” with Brita and learning Norwegian. Dislikes: Spiders, stingy people, cold, snobs, moody people, being hurt, hurting people, the witch, making plans that don’t happen. Goals: To be happy in what ever I do. Sayings: “Don’t be so stupid.” Lisa Giard “Marsh” “To live in this town you must be tough, tough, tough, tough, tough, tough!” The Stones “It was a long 4 years!” Likes: J.F.C., summer of “78”, parties, skiing, sunrises, sunsets, concerts, “The Stones”, 10 21 78, Kahlua, 7 19 78. Dislikes: School, two faced people, getting caught skipping school at 2:00, The halloween e heads, beer, Barre. Goals: To go to school and live in Florida, To quit smoking. Sayings: “Kay?”, “Taste?”, “How ya doin?”, “burnout”, allright?”, “who me?”, what’s the matter wit you boy?”, “Hi Boo!” Marcia Suzanne Giarusso i ' iM Jenny Gilvar : 4 . ' Charlene R. Glancey ' 9 - L. “The heart has its reason which reason does not know.” Likes: A good laugh, children, starry nights, Colorado, sunsets, skiing, love, room 129, special Olympics, Yes, Kansas, Tull, good parties, true fnends, yellow roses, MCO-9, security. Dislikes: Demerits, high school administrators, cities, society, tests, loudness, mathematics, bus rides, laziness, boredom, ignorance, paranoia, due dates, loneliness, car troubles. Goals: Happiness. 11 15 61 Scorpio “Nothing Gold can stay” “I’m glad it’s over” Likes; S.S., sunsets, good weather, concerts, oceans and mountains. Dislikes: Car trouble, being broke, traffic, getting up early, Q.R.H.S. Goals: To live a long and happy life. 105 “Jen” “Don’t be sad to lose someone, just be glad to have known them.” “Things don’t really change, we do!” Gemini June 1, 1961 Likes: J.D., oceans, sunsets, wine, 6 1 1 77, simple people, roses, friends, parties, being with people, mountains, 7 14 78, camping in Vermont, weekends at LC and PSC, music. Dislikes: Waiting, saying good-bye, being bored, fighting and arguing!, gossipers, not being told what’s going on! Goals: To pursue a career in business and to share my life with someone special. Sayings: “Do you understand?”, “Hey Deb!”, “What should I do?”, “Leave me alone”, “Know what I mean?” “You go your way, and I’ll go mine, and if bv chance we meet, it’s BEAUTIFUL!” “Don’t walk in front of me because I may not follow, don’t walk behind me because I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend”! Jenifer Clare Goldsmith “Sam” The better part of every man’s education is that which he gives himself. J.R. Lowell Like s: The Outlaws, soccer, canoe racing, skiing, parties, money, concerts. Dislikes: Being short, Monday mornings, staying home on weekends. Sayings: “Wicked good”. “Mel”, “Pinetree” Today is the first day of the rest of your life”. Likes: (loves) Mel, Renee, Gary, all my friends, horses, being with Mel, kids. Dislikes: Snobs, trouble makers, people who put their noses in someone else’s business. Goals: To master the art of patience, to marry Mel, to smile always. Sayings: “Oh God, you’re crazy”. “Tam”, “Chop”, “Creampuff’, “Sparky” “It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed”. Roosevelt Likes: The beach. Summer of “78”, M.B., Miller, parties, close friends, laughter, third locker down, my side kick, field hockey, “craziness”, sports, 1, 7, winning. Dislikes: “The Clique”, fake people, staying home, head injuries, “My Helmet”, sprints, losing, saying goodbye. Go als: To be happy in what I choose to do. Kenneth B. Goodwin Shirley Ann Greenough Tammy Sue Griffin 106 “Wild Bill” “It is best to listen much, speak little and never become angry.” James 1 : 19 One who loves others is always ahead in life. Likes: Sports, Beatles, people. Dislikes: Homework, tests. Goals: To get a bus and drive around to exalt God’s name. “That’s weird.” I Saw A Man Pursuing The Horizon I saw a man pursuing the horizon; Round and round they sped. I was disturbed by this; I accosted the man. “It is futile,” I said, “You can never — ” “You lie,” he cried. And ran on. Stephen Crane Donald A. Harrington “Don”, “Donald Arturo Arintonio De Pueblarenque” “Only that day dawns to which we are awake.” H. D. Thoreau Likes: Non-conformists, tea, craziness, handstands. Dislikes: Conformists, people who know you better than you do. Goals: To live forever or die trying. “Really.” “Hey man.” “Dubba” Likes: Beer, hunting, fishing. Dislikes: Onions, snobby people. Goals: To be a plumber. “I dunno!”, “Huh?” 107 Charles Holbrook “Panama Head” “Bren” Likes: 6 12 75, dancing, being happy, bowling, camping, babies, true friends and B D. Dislikes: Drunk drivers, 5 14 78, show offs, 5 18 78, wearing glasses, goodbyes, being hurt, two-faced people. Goals: To be happy, live in a log cabin. Sayings: “What a life!” “I know I’m crazy.” “Why me?” “Betsy Ross”, “Betsy”, “Ross” “Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road.” Likes: Reading, macrameing, swimming, walking through the woods, being alone sometimes. Dislikes: Winter, algebra, getting up in the morning, people calling me names or staring at me. Goals: To go to college and learn everything about special education that I can. Sayings: “Peace, man!”, “All right!” 108 Brenda J. Irwin Beth Jette “They said I would shine like a light in the city, I hoped It would be like the moon on the sea . . .” J.E. “Schools are still like prisons, cause ya don’t learn how to live, and everybody wants to take, nobody wants to give.” Arlo Likes: Jonathan Edwards, bluegrass, canoeing, mountains, flowers, food, Southwick parties, dancing, folk music, the brickett place, apple juice, care-free, snow, simplicity and Ed. Dislikes: Disco, nuclear power, the class of “79”, disco do’s and money. Goals: To take in as much good music as 1 can and meet as many people as I can before my time is through. “Mr. Goodwrench” Likes: Chevys, girls and riding around. Dislikes: School and everything about it. Goals: Undecided. Sayings: “1 don’t know”, “gee Bozo.” Jerry Joyal Mary Ann Kaczmarski “Mar” Likes: R.C.M., 12 29 75, beach boys, the beach, the bridge, camping, horses, Simon, Camaros, Firebirds, nice weekends, sunny days, red roses, Tippa, Cocoa, sitting in front of the fireplace. Dislikes: Rainy days, accidents, fighting. Goals: To have money, a goodjob, and a happy life. Sayings: “Really!”, “No sa.” David Allen Keans “Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; but today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” (From the Sanskrit) Glenn Kelley Where there ' s a will, there ' s a way. Likes: Cars, pizzaburgers. model A Ford trucks. Dislikes: Slave labor. Goals: Auto body technician. Sayings: In a minute . . . 109 “Bob”, “Ninda” “Do not look at the bad of the past but to the good of the future.” “Do your own thing and I’ll do mine”. Likes: Baseball, Papa Gino’s, Friday nights, hockey, Freebird, fifth period, away meets, munchies. Dislikes: H.L., demerits, spoiled brats, Yippee’s, K.A., disco, H.P.D. Sayings: “Yippee”, “Ying-Yang”, “Hee-Hoo”, “Hey man.” Sometimes the world seems harsh and cruel, but man drives on because he knows there will always be hope for the future. So when you get down and depressed, smile; things will get better. Goals: To learn as much as the world has to offer. “Kersty” “The glory of our friendship is not only your outstretched hand, nor just the joy of your companionship but the way you inspire me everytime you come shining thru believing in what I can do.” Likes: Music, dancing. Auto Mechanic. Dislikes: Running to bells. Goals: To be a licensed hairdresser and cosmetician. “Rocco” Still round the corner there may wait A new road or a secret gate; And though I oft have passed them by, A day will come at last when I Shall take the hidden paths that run West of the Moon, East of the Sun. Likes: 4-wheeling, parties, hunting. The Allman Brothers Band, Whipping post, Heineken, snowmobiling, Blue ass, Saturday nights. Dislikes: Sunday mornings, 6:00 A.M., Cunningham pond. Goals: To become rich and live a long and happy life. Sayings: “Squirrels can’t eat Cornflakes.” “Russ” “If I was only rich instead of handsome.” Likes: Camping, motorcycling, partying. Dislikes: Q.R.H.S. lunches. Goals: To be a millionaire. Raymond E. Kujala Russell L. LaFreniere Robert Kenda Sandi Kerstetter Boberl Likes: T ruckin ' , the goal, skiing, high line hill. Dislikes: Getting up. homessork. Goals: To own a Kenworth. to be successful and rich. Robert Lajoie Jan July 15. I960. Cancer Likes: Trips, sunset. James Matthews. .April 8. 1975 (Aries), music. Dislikes: C.B. ' s. lies, snobs, being a t s in. older sister. Goals: To get married and to be happy in every thing 1 do. to help other people in the future. Janice May Lamarche Joyce M. Lamarche Robert J. Lamoreaux Jr. ' 111 Joy July 15. I960 Likes: To meet new people, trips. Dislikes: C.B.. snakes, frogs, swearing, teasing, drinking beer, snobs, older sister, being a twin. Goals: To help other people, to be wherever I want to be. “Bob , “Porky “Call me Ishmael Likes: Football, most sports, lollypops. white socks. Goals: Graduate from college, never get married. If you don t know where you ' re going, then you will probably end up somewhere else . Don ' t look back, you have one more river to cross . Likes: Pink Fdoyd. four wheel drives, well almost everything! Dislikes: Niirmal people, private school girls (most). Cjoals: To understand the unknown. Sasinas: Same difference. Scott B. Lewis Boo . Kaiser Losing is like dying, but winning is like being reborn again!!! Oeorge Allen To imagine is to dream, and to dream is to realize our life long fantasies. Likes: Soccer. Adidas. 9, Molson Golden Ale, Nick ' s. P.T.F., fine Texas tradition, winning. S + D + R ' n R. McDonald ' s, 6 15 77. Blame me Corp.. M B. A., 7 wonders. Bugs Bunny and Road Runner Show. Dislikes: Weak ankles, bad knees, eggs, warm beer, losing, not qualifying for districts. 10 3 1 78. being blamed for things I didn ' t do, DIRT, 4 13 78 Disco. Goals: To play Pro Soccer. Sayings: Yeah right . “Later, really Jon I ' d rather be amused by a fool than bored by someone who thinks he isn ' t”. Likes: Vesty. The Moody Blues, cheese, good friends, G.M.A.B.F.. summer, lakes, mountains, laughing, M.P.F.C. Dislikes: Being depressed, fear, crumbs in the butter, bent fingers, Mapo, Spam. Goals: To enjoy. Sayings: What ' s to do? . Really” Brian Lussier Jonathon Lyon Heather Lowe “Leather Liberty consists of doing what one desires. Likes: Tull, partying, beach week ' 78. R.L. the bridge, you know, that laugh and more. Dislikes: Burnt toast, sleeping in closets, eating grapes for breakfast, dogs that open car doors. Goals: To make it through and come out on top. Sayings: “Hey. Betty! Likes: Arts, skiing, sunrises and sunsets, little Black Sambo, S.W.A.M. Dislikes: Goodbyes, liver and mushy peas. “Dav” Likes: Honest girls, hockey, golf. Dislikes: School. Goals: To be happy in whatever I do, to play in the PGA tour. Sayings: “What’s the scoop?” David Mattson I Mary Theresa Mansfield “Mare,” “Paul” October 18, 1960, Libra “Be what you want not what someone else wants you to be” Likes: Peter, parties, good music, the beach, sunsets, sunrises, roses, ice-cream, M M’s, malted milk balls, rock concerts, vacations, snow, Christmas, thunder storms, Peter’s truck, swimming, skating, horseback riding, all sports, having a good time, summertime, McDonald’s, class of “79”, sleeping late, good friends, long weekends, dancing, eating, plants and animals, Trans AM, laughing, the “Senior Area,” full moons, fireplaces, summer of “78”, and the gang. Dislikes: Being fat, people that aren’t themselves, stuck-up people, going to the dentist, liars, Monday mornings, pieople who hurt other people, being bored, getting sick, being hurt. Goals: To be a Nurse, to live life to its fullest. Sayings: “Meikya”, “I’m Sorry”, “Let’s do something”, “tell me why”, “What a rush”. Likes: Hunting. Terence Mara Rich, “Muscles Likes: Wrestling, fishing, CB’s, stereos, ice skating, all sports, competitive people, parties. Dislikes: Accidents, hospitals, snobby people, operations. Goals: “Not sure at the moment!” Richard McDonald “Jules”, “Stretch” “Accept me as I am so I may learn what I can become” “Only those who can see the invisible can do the impossible” Likes: camping, sunsets, walking in the rain, the ocean, soccer, ketchup, the big crash, banana oil, big Macs. Dislikes: haircuts, waiting, traffic violators, liars, staying home, wanting something and knowing you can’t have it, black cake, breaking “the 4 party rules”, my mother’s car, talking on the phone. Goals: Elementary education, to become rich! Sayings: “I’m hungry”, “Are you wiped?” “Tom” Juli Melanson “I suppose you haven’t done your homework.” Likes: Outlaws, keg parties, ’67 Camaros, Gwen, sports. Dislikes: H.P.D., bad hangovers, wasting time. Goals: To get out of the Navy, fast, and own a cattle ranch. Sayings: “Hey, P.W.”, “Big party, even bigger than that.” Thomas Jay Mennard Richard Mitchell 114 I 1 I Forget yesterday. 1 am where I am, I know where 1 could have been Had I done What I did not do. Tell me, friend What I can do today to be Where 1 want to be. Tomorrow “Sigrad” “Debbie”, “Debba”, “Deadbeat” Likes: Horses, cats, dogs, family, but loves Andy and baby Dislikes: Swears, snobbish people. Goals: To become a secretary. Sayings: “Mama-mia”. “Tim” Likes: Sports, strat-o-matic baseball, summer. Dislikes: Cold weather. Goals: To be successful at living one day at a time. “Julie” Likes: Summer, the outdoors, long walks, true friends, being busy. Dislikes: Vocab, long tests, snobby people, lima beans. Goals: To live my life in the best way possible. Sayings: “Where am I now?” 115 Julianna E. Mortell Deborah Gail Morse Cindy Morrison Timothy M. Morse “Why is there never enough time to do things right, but always enough to do them over?” “Harm on, Friday’s coming.” Likes: Girls, skiing, cars, bikes. Dislikes: Conceited people. Goals: To be a mechanic, to be my own boss. Sayings: “What’s happening?” “How are ya?” “Figgy” “Twenty five hundred years ago it might have been said man understood himself better than any other part of his world. Today he understands himself the least.” B. F. Skinner Likes: Soccer, baseball, basketball, McDonalds, Molson, playing guitar, winning, Moosebrook, Animal House, Linda Rondstadt, Tull, ECIC, skiing, good parties, good friends. Bugs Bunny and the Roadrunner, Skynard, the Outlaws, concerts, stars, lakes, sunsets, L.A.B., D.C.B., coldies, 1 1-4-78, Dislikes: Volkswagens, Mustangs, the munchies, Sunday Nights, losing, movie stars, Meatloaf, Moles, “High Society”, Disco, Wimps, memories. Goals: To find true meaning in life, to be free, to own a house on a lake. Sayings: “Guess what” “Just suppose” “Imagine that” “Swiss, you think you can remember”. “Addy” “1 let my music take me where my heart wants to go.” Cat Stevens Likes: My friends, music, poetiy, art, first snow, hiking, candles, 146. Dislikes: Anything mathematical, Anita Bryant, mosquitoes. Goals: To sell decorative bathroom fixtures. Adrienne A. Nims “Pulanski”, “Piffatsky”, “Pulenda”, “Diego”. Likes: Bogart, the Bronx Bombers, Beck’s Beer, (and the Mafia, of course). Dislikes: Yearbook writers, the Bee Gees, jock s, and Red Sox fans. Sayings: “Shaddup!” “Get outta here!” “Hah?” “Geez!” “Go drinkin’?” “What a (Bleep)!” Thomas R. Mucha Michael P. Neri Jim Palano Tom” 5 Sheldon George Paquin “Big Al” Likes: Munching out, Molson Ale, 70 Ford Galaxy. Dislikes: E.P., Dana’s Pontiac. Goals: To own a Jaguar XJ-S that will beat a turbo carrera. Sayings: “What’s buzzing?’’ “You beaudin” Likes: Being “set up’’ in Maine, The Miss Brunswick Diner, yoga, plays, being in a Jolly-Olly-Orange mood, Bricket Place, milk an’ honey in my tea, smiling eyes and crinkled noses, deep sea fishing, long hikes, Southwick parties, the ocean, dill pickles, crazy people, Nov. 7 78. Dislikes: Mother’s untimely interruptions, the itchies, braces, a critical judge in ’77, people who are total dependents, Quabbin spaghetti when it includes worms, cutting my toe-nails. Goals: To find it. Sayings, “One, two three — blast off!’’ “G.B.” 1 Martha Perry “So if you think your life is complete confusion Cause you never win the game Just remember that it’s a grand illusion And deep inside we’re all the same.’’ Dennis De Young “We are the champions — my friends; And we’ll keep on fighting — till the end.” Freddie Mercury Likes: Acting. Jay J. Armes, Queen, Manilow, Carmen, 1 1-14-78, records. Styx, Abbot and Costello. Beatles, Steve Martin, baseball, volleyball, ping pong, making people smile, snow, vans, doing nothing. Snoopy. WAAF, WABO. Dislikes: False accusations, gymnastics, not having enough time to do what I want to do, nags, too much homework, rainy days, people who think they’re better than the rest of the world. Goals: To achieve some of those hopes and dreams that are locked deep inside. Sayings: “Who died and made you God?” “I’m not as stupid a.syou look.” “Boogie” “Don t look into the darkness, turn on the light.” Likes: David (ugly), my car, traveling. Dislikes: Homework, liver, people who spell my name with a “y”. Goals: To enjoy life as best I can. Sayings: “Shut up!” S ' Shel”, “Li 1 Lester” “King Tut” “He who walks in anothers’ tracks leaves no footprints” — Joan L. Brannon Likes: Playing guitar, Mopeds, Foster Grants, Aerosmith, fast cars, “Pizza Tut”, rum and coke. Dislikes: “Obscene Clone Falls”, Latin Plays, Sunday Mornings, smoking lawn grass. Sayings: “Let’s Get Cloned!” “Excuuuse Me!” Michael D. Petronis There are friends who pass like ships in the night Who meet for a moment then sail out of sight With never a backward dance of regret — Friends we know briefly then quickly forget . . . There are other friends who sail together Through quiet water and stormy weather Helping each other through joy and through strife And they are the kind that give meaning to life Hughes William E. Phoenix “It IS now and in this world that we must live.” Andre Gide Likes: Airplanes, Chinese food, tennis, Steely Dan. Goals: To own a Mercedes before Sam, have many adventures. John C. Pickens “For there is hope for a tree, if it be cut down, it will sprout again, and that its shoots will not cease. Though its roots grow old in the earth, and its stump dies in the ground, yet at the scent of water it will bud and put forth branches like a young plant.” Job 13: 7-9 Likes: True friends, music, winter, horses, willow trees, honesty, S.E.N.M.E.R., snowball fights, Holland Hats, stars, bunny rabbits, wild flowers, sunshine, and teddy bears. Dislikes: Auditions, homework, broken promises, water in my ears, the way 1 draw stars, not saying what I mean, secrets, not knowing where I stand, plastic flowers, and saying good- bye. Goals: To make it in music, to be happy, to be a friend to anyone who needs one. Sayings: “Really!” “You’re the one” “Are you kidding me?” “O.K. Bye”. Lynnda Renee Piper 1 C. Ronald Potter, Jr. Laurie J. Puliafico Melissa J. Reed Pistachio”, Mike” The pressure of public opinion is like the pressure of the atmosphere; you can’t see it — but, all the same, it is sixteen pounds to the square inch.” — J. R. Lowell If you have bitten off more than you can chew, you are probably trying to swallow your pride.” Likes: Rain, animals, sleeping, horseback riding, solitude. Abbot and Costello, silence, Spanish, flying, pizza, lobster, cats. Dachshunds. Dislikes: Alarm clocks. Math, snakes, rats, phonies, typewriter jokes, typing. Real-life Soap Operas, Fish, taking orders, lectures, cancelled Spanish courses, cop-outs, liver. Goals: To be able to do what I want, when I want, and for as long as I want. Sayings: Shaddap!” What’s the matter with you?” “Did you hear. . .?” “That does it!” “Stop the world I’m getting off!” Chuck”, “Ron”, “Cat” Likes: The senior class, Quabbin, parties, logging, work, Bev, Dislikes: School, Disco. Goals: Logger, big house. Sayings: “Squirrels can’t eat corn flakes.” “Lau”, “Pully” “Two roads diverged into a woods and 1 took the one least traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” Robert Frost Likes: Skiing, swimming, the outdoors, crazy people, money, music, talking, little children. New Hampshire, puppies and kittens, mountains, payday, parties, some teachers. Dislikes: Fakes, friends that aren’t friends, working, liars, people using other people, J.H.H., cars that won’t start. Chemistry, being pressured. Concert Band, living up to other peoples expectations, demerits, passes, 84.2, Moby Dick, T,L,, lightening, other teachers. Goals: To work with handicapped children, especially the blind and deaf. To be successful in life. Sayings: “Where are we?” “What are we doing today?” “1 left it at home.” “Hello, are you home?” “If you can spend all your time making money. You can spend all your love making time.” TOGA “Kardas” “Today is the fulfillment of yesterday’s future and the substance of tomorrow’s Past.’’ Likes: Music, people, All-State and Central Districts, when people work together to accomplish something. Dislikes: People who are not honest with themselves, when plans aon’t work out, mistakes, back-stabbers. Goals: Not only to achieve what is expected of myself by others, but also the goals of my inner self. Sayings: “It’s not my fault. I’m Polish!” “Come on, smile”, “What’s the matter?” “Quen” Likes: Hunting, fishing MDW, Skiing, cars. Heavy Chevy’s. Dislikes: Fords, conceited chicks, stuck-up people, people who try to be what they aren t. Sayings: “When it’s right, you know it!” “Hey Toots”. Likes: Parties, being with good friends, my family, the Marichfigletones, Class of ’79, “73” Art, Acting, Dancing, eating, flirting, cross-country skiing, music, talking, photography, weekends, 8 18 78. Dislikes: People who don’t try. Goals: To teach art. to be rich. Sayings: “If you’re gonna do it, do it right” “Aw neat.” “There is more to life than increasing its speed.” Statement: “I hereby promise to stop procrastinating . . . tomorrow.” Likes: Peetsy, 7 30 78, summer, Mopar, eating (it shows huh?), Molsons, Tull, Teddy, Led Zepplin, movies, night of RHPS, rosenberries, Cheech ’n Chong, Moose Brook, MPFC, ice hockey, dirt bike truckin’, true friends, “the couch”, SADARR. Dislikes: Peas, Schlitz, infidelic females, “getting caught!”. Ware, small cars, stinky, “snakes”, ECC and G.S.Z., dreary Mondays, “the snob mob”. Goals: To gain 40 pounds. Sayings: “Predictable,” “Really,” “I suppose”. Michael John Reidy Quentin Rich Jeanne Marie Richard Dale A. Robertson 120 William R. Robinson, Jr. Mary A. Rocheleau Gary Stanley Rogowski Petra Elizabeth Rosen Likes: Sunrises, people who care, easy music, Kansas, Jackson Browne, rock concerts, sports, Kathy 5 3 1 II , hiking, hunting, fishing, four wheeling, eating Italian food, parties, easy living, friends, sunsets. Dislikes: Studying, showoffs, going away parties, Memphis, Tenn., being without a car, washing clothes and dishes, heat, disco, death, flashing blue lights coming from behind, getting in trouble for something you didn’t do, getting in trouble for something you did do, getting in trouble period, goodbye’s. Goals: To be myself and nothing more. Sayings: “I would if 1 could, but 1 can’t so I won’t.” “Mar”, “Peaches”, “Bugga” “Life is tough. Life is real. Friendship is beautiful.” Rosa Guy Likes: MUSHROOMS, parties, a silly badger, flirting, cruisin’. Queen, Barry Manilow, The Beatles, Italian cuisine, thunderstorms. Scorpion’s, an old friend named Bone, good-looking guys, 11 12 78, 10 14 76, MikeC. Dislikes: Being used, insincere guys, disorganized plans, getting hassled, goodbye’s. The Scarlet Letter. being set-up, getting sick. Cancer’s, the morning after a “Hard Day’s Night,” stuck-up senior guys. Goals: To live a hassle-free life and return as a mushroom. Sayings: “What can I say?” “This is true” “Have a Hart” “It’ll never happen to me.” “Peanut” “The way you go is your own decision.” “If something means a lot to you, don’t give it up because nothing is too high to reach.” “If life gives you lemons, make lemonade.” Likes: Soccer, basketball. Moose Brook, S.A.S., Coldy’s, Dec. 15, 4, The 4 rules, E.C.I.C., mountains, winning, parties, ZZ Top, Eagles, Mickey Mouse, friends, SADARR, Molson’s. Dislikes: Cold Duck, liver, injuries, H.S.S.A.F., F-Troop, losing, memories, two-faced people. Goals: To find what I want in life and to be happy. Sayings: “Give me a break.” “Really”. “There is a sacredness in tears. They are not the mark of weakness but of power. They speak more eloquently than ten thousand tongues. They are the messengers of overwhelming grief, of deep contrition, and of unspeakable love.” Washington Irving Likes: The year between February 14, 1976 and February 14. 1977,7 30 78, skiing, gymnastics, Germany, speaking German, traveling, Chinese food, reading, banana sombreros, shopping, painting my toenails, coaching 29 point turns, and being able to cry with no inhibitions, learning. Dislikes: Dieting, vodka, rumors, goodbyes, math, making decisions, getting caught, arguing, and thoughtless people. Goal: To cease my personal war and have sereity within myself. Sayings: “Do ya?” “Don’t do that.” “I mean forever.” “Don’t you love to freak them out?” 121 “Benji” “Pete” Scott F. Seeley “Banana” “Unless you love someone nothing else makes any sense.” ee. Cummings “Smile.” Likes: Heineken, walks on a dark road, Chicago, Alabama, long bus trips. Mountain climbing, the Quarter crazy house, 57 pen caps. Dislikes: T.J., whoopie cushion. Goals: To be a music therapist. Sayings: “Boogas”, “Cherries!” “Laurie” “Nature is full of genius, full of divinity, so that not even a snow flake escapes her fashioning hand . . .” Henry David Thoreau. Likes: Surprises, people, animals, smiling, music, the countryside, and the ocean. Dislikes: Monday mornings, being broke, making decisions, politics, violence, bossy people, spinach and waiting. Goals: “To be a daisy in a strawberry patch.” Sayings: “Really.”, “Are you serious”, “It’s cute” “Lenny”, “Skynard” “We never know the true value of friends. While they live we are too sensitive to their faults: When we have lost them we only see their virtues.” Likes: Joann, 1 10 78, basketball, soccer, hunting, fishing, the outdoors, Busch, sleeping late, parties, Datsun’s (complete with heat) music, Styx, the Cape, 8 25 78. Dislikes: 8 18 78, bills, not having heat, “the clique”, stuck up people, P.C., Hardwick cops, being broke, locking my keys in the car, getting up early, cleaning my room, bad radiators, the morning after, homework, a certain resident. Goals: To be happy and successful in whatever I decide to do. Sayings: “How ya doing?”, “Any parties tonight?”, “Go back to sleep”, “What’s it like to be graceful?” Likes: Sports, concerts, winning. Dislikes: Track practice, homework, losing, Oakham. Goals: To get rich. Sayings: “Exaggeration is not lying but merely stretching the truth.” 122 Ann Ruggles Laurianne Sanford Roger W. Sibley Jr. “Sib” “Our grand business in life is not to see what lies dimly at a distance, but to do what lies clearly at hand.” Carlyle. May 1, Taurus Likes: Baseball, 14, Miller, Corvettes, Pontiacs, good music, “Paradise by the dashboard light”, good friends, sleeping late, 1 1 10 78, Moose Brook, 4WD, 5 1 61, LaCrosse, Football, Yamahas, Arctic cats. Dislikes: Car payments, bad starters, accidents, “the clique”, stuck up people, getting up early, Monday mornings. History, 4 1 78, cheese, tomatoes. Mustangs (Fords), snakes, cats. Goals: To become a millionaire, to become President of General Motors. Sayings: “Dumma!”, “Get on it!” Betty Ann Sinclair “Bett”, “Betsy”, “Elizabeth”, “Beatress”, “Betty Boop” “Life is a dream, I long for my wakening, when I wake, I hope to see each of you. My friends and family.” Liices: D.G., parties, dancing, traveling, shopping, sleeping late, and B.M. Dislikes: Drunk drivers, snobs, having to come home early. Goals: To be successful in my own business, and to become known all over. Sayings: “Yup, yup, yup,”, “Oh God”, “Did you”, “Why?” “Gwen”, “Gweny” Likes: Horses, work, going to the movies. Dislikes: Snobby people, dances. Goals: To become a Secretary. Sayings: “What a jerk.” Gwendolyn Sinclair Brian J. Sirois Goals: Flight Engineer, Pilot, Parachutist, Air Traffic Control. Sayings: “A quitter never wins and a winner never quits, but I am in the middle.” 123 Love is something that you never want to shut your heart to; for if you shut your heart to love, you shut your eyes to life. And in shutting your heart to love, you become a plant and not the Supreme creature that God intended you to be.” “Thank God it’s over.” Likes: Con certs, Oakham Center School, working with ' Mark, Village III, sunsets, mountains, the people who worked at Camp Putnam this summer, sunny weather, parties. Blue Oyster Cult, Jethro Tull, the summer of “78”, and the good times we had, Tull concert of “77”, The staff party August 24, 1978, Liz, Joan, Katrina, shafting, listening to music, “The night Liz and 1 shafted Patty, and put marshmallows in her hair and dumped a bucket of water on her.” Russell, Lenny, Larry, Ann, helping under-privileged kids and making them happy. The Blue Oyster Cult concert, looking at the stars in the sky, the fact of knowing I’ll never have to go to high school again, 1 1 24 6 1 , layover parties, all the partying I did this summer, nights off, going to the drive in, driving a standard, being with really good friends. “Sue” Wendy Smith “Rivers belong where they can ramble. Eagles belong where they can fly. I’ve got to be where my spirit can run free, got to find my comer of the sky.” Stephen Schwartz Likes: Warm smiles, the sun, the wind, crowds, Mandy. Dislikes: Winter, feeling small, people who don’t smile. Goals: “. . .1 want my life to be something more than long.” Suzanne C. Sottile “Andy”, “R2D2”, “Android”, “Droidy” “Hearts starve as well as bodies; give us bread, but give us roses!” James Oppenheim. “Oh, wake up! There is so much more to life!” Likes; The magic of the stage, tickling people, sunsets, jolly oily orange, spitting watermelon seeds, hugs, belching, the moon, melty brown eyes, rare occasions, a standing ovation, 24, backrubs, Christmas-time, the Bricket Place, dill pickles, and my buddy Jeff. Dislikes: The disco scene, getting slivers, speedy driving, right eye problems, having to make supper, angry, drunk, people, forgetting a line, “the itchies”, and goodbyes. Goals: To surround my life with Theatre, and let it take me wherever it may. Sayings: “Hey Frisbee!!”, “I’ll punch you out!”, “One, two, three. Blastoff!” “Turtle” Andrea Maxim Southwick Likes: Motorcycle, snow, Chevelles. Dislikes: Monday mornings. Goals: To build a high pterformance car. Sayings: “Excellent”. Thomas St. George 124 “Mondo”, “Second gear” Likes: Old Chevy’s. Miller, fast cars. Led Zeppelin, Neil Young, Black Sabbath, being my own boss. Dislikes: Q.R.H.S., B.P.D., getting up, snobs, the demerit system. Goals: To own a used car lot. Sayings: “What time does this period end”?, “Come on.” “Inca” “1 can’t do it.” “The world is full of pleasure, don’t take it all. Leave some for me.” Likes: Baseball, parties. Dislikes: Q.R.H.S., people who think they’re it. Goals: To become a person, and lead my life right. Sayings: “Real, well.” “You can call me Mike. You can call me Nike. You can call me Spike. Or some kids call me Boogie Man.” “There is more to life than increasing speed.” “Look around, and you may know where you are going.” Likes: Bricket Place, hiking. White Mountains, art, running. Corvette, boats, carving. Soap Stone Mountain, shooting stars, full moons, winter, pizza, movies, 10 20 78, being almost alone, good jokes, trains. Life. Dislikes: Big shots, show offs, being sick, using crutches, Hardwick cops, cold locker-room floors, disco, cracking knuckles. Track, cats. Goals: To be happy, own a Corvette, live in a log cabin. Sayings: “Boogie”, “Wanta bet”, “I’m crazy”. “Sher” Libra 9 26 61 “Faith is the substance of all things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” Hebrews 11.1 Likes: Music, friends that are sincere, rainbows, lollipops and roses . . . yogurt, country living, horses, Beethoven, playing the piano, Christmas eve, Raggedy- Ann, full moons, shooting stars. Corvettes, McDonalds, Hampton Beach, St. Bernard puppies, strawberry cheesecake and the class of 79. Dislikes: People who interfere with other people’s lives, having to say good-bye, rollercoasters, beer and anchovies. Goals: To conquer the world’s greatest fears with a smile ... To pursue my musical career as a pianist far enough so Liberace can finally retire! 125 Sheme Lynn Stevens Cynthia L. Stevens “Charlie I ve made up my mind, don t confuse me with facts!” Likes: Dogs, cats and birds. Dislikes: People, mushrooms and heart worm. Goals: To be married on schedule in July and to start my own Humane Shelter someday. Sayings: “Not Again!” “Tbis is one of those days!” Barb Sweat 126 The Dream When the white eagle of the north is flying overhead The browns, reds, and golds of autumn lie in the gutter, dead. Remember then, that summer birds with wings of fire playing Come to witness springs new hope, bom of leaves decaying. Just as new life will come from death, love will come at leisure. Love of love, love of life and giving without measure Gives in return a wondrous yearn of a promise almost seen. Live hand-in-hand and together we’ll stand on the threshold of a dream. — Graeme Edge “Stush” “You only live once, make the best of it.” Likes: Skiing, OutLaws, Miller, Felton Field, Senior Area. Dislikes: Monday Mornings, Bagging Groceries, Lazy People. Goals: Master Electrician (M.T.W.). Sayings: “Unreal”, “What’s happening?” “Jack”, “la mere” Likes: Hunting, fishing, parties, snowmobiling, and playing Football on Sunday afternoon. Dislikes: Getting up early. Kevin W. Stymiest Glenn C. Stratton John W. Sullivan “Mike” Likes: Accomplishing goals, money, free time. Dislikes: Too much homework. Goals: Electronics Technician or related occupation. Sayings: “1 have to worry — No one else does!” “Tam”, “Mouse”, “The Greek” “Peelin’ free and flying high in the sky of beauty.” (Tammy Sweeney) Likes: Having a good time. The Cue, loud music, 10- 4-78, dancing, disco music, working, 9-24-76, a cute rat, cheese, foods, late drives to the beach with L.B., beer labels for F.V., old times in D.G., Orange Mustard, the green frog, 2-18-77, Concerts, Kiss, Boston and Queen, four wheeling with R.P., The Bards and Mr. Poor. Dislikes: Q.R.H.S., getting up in the morning, homework, 7-12-76, 10-14-78, being late for work, 9- 23-78, airplanes on 9-6-77, napping machines, getting pushed around, Monday morning, hospitals, 2-14-77 and GOOD-BYES. Goals: To make it somewhere in life and to be happy with whatever I’m doing and whoever I’m doing it with. Sayings: “Really ya know”, “Nice one”, “Get off my Case”, “Someday I’ll get you back.”, “Knock your socks off’, “Only kidding”, “What; Ya, I know.” “Swiss” “People all working together on the same team can’t lose unless they’re always fighting.” “I’m no fool, walk across my Swimmin’ Pool.” Likes: Mary Ann, Soccer, Baseball, Moose Brook parties and all other parties, going to basketball games in the best condition I can. Dislikes: Getting up in the morning, the name, and having a bad memory. Sayings: “Hey, any parties tonight?” “All right. Fig, where did you hide them?” “Nope, I don’t remember.” “Thaddeus” Likes: (M.T.), People, good times, hiking, fun, parties, life. Dislikes: (A.R.), unfriendly people. Goals: To be a Polish Prince. Sayings: “It’s too cold!” 127 Michael Sweeney Tapimy Jean Sweeney Mike Swistak Thad B. Talisman We are so largely the playthings of fate in our fears . . - for all of us our own particular creature lurks in ambush!” “Where’d the Senior area go?” Likes: Playing softball, strawberry wine, rumcokes, tennis, pizza, Christmas, trick or treating, parties, summer of ’78’. Dislikes: Being taken for granted, people who don’t appreciate other people’s efforts, gym class, taking SATS on Saturday mornings, candied apples. Goals: To be rich enough to be able to do what I want to. Sayings: “Have a Hart.”, “wicked good”, “decent”, “wait a minute”, “you’re really talented”. “Conversation is civilization itself; it is silence which isolates!” “Sometimes people look away, but you can always find someone else to turn to.” Likes: Parties, concerts, good friends (such as K.H., M.P., J.T.. W.C., D.D., P.B., C.M) cruising, and remembering good times. Dislikes: Back-stabbers and people who tell lies, being alone, not knowing what’s going on, leaving people behind, and feeling left out. Goals: To be able to return back to my home. Sayings: “Get lost.” “Spopie” Likes: Shirley, Gary, Brian, Barbara, and study pieriods. Dislikes: Teachers giving lectures all period long. Goals: To become a nurse. Lois Marie Thurston Carol Tolman ■ Debbie Toppi 128 Donna Mane Rachel Trudeau “Butch “Listen to the announcements. Likes; Sports, food. hats. Debbie. Dislikes: Big shots. Goals: Go to plenty of concerts, get a Trans Am. Sayings: “Boogie”. Andrew Tyler 29 Gary E. Tremblay “Trem” “Make the best of life while you can”. Likes: Work, money, parties. Dislikes: Spending money. Goals: Live out life, own a Firebird, get rich. Sayings: “You guppy”. “Tnf” Two roads diverged in a wood and 1 I took the one less traveled by. and that has made all the difference.” Robert Frost Likes: (T.T) people, parties, music, food, walks on a dark road. CCC in the summer, the quarter crazy house, paydays, full moons, Alabama, long bus rides, travelling. Dislikes: Lima beans. 9 18 76 with passion, mosquitos, conceited people. Goals: To be a nurse, the best I can, have a healthy, loving, happy and long life. Sayings: “It’s too cold!”, Oh . . ., what?!”. “1 don’t know”. “Who?”, “Why me?”, “I think I ' ll become a nun.”, “We’re just a bunch of wild and crazy guys.”. “Let’s go”. “Grant me the serenity to accept the things I can not change, the courage to change the things 1 can, and the wisdom to know the difference!” Likes: F.E.H.. May 13. 1977. 7 22 60. 4 14 78. all our little babies, Sunday night suppers, field hockey, winning, sitting in front of the fireplace, the house on the hill, a certain green truck, weekends, being with friends. Dislikes: Baking, practice on weekends, losing big games, class meetings, being cold and tired, getting hit in the mouth, braces, bad moods, guys that cross their legs. Goals: To be happy and successful. Sayings: “Used guys”, What a bore”, “Hi Cindy Zookamooka.” Mary E. Trifilo 130 Calvin R. Walker “YoYo” “Tomorrow’s gonna be a brighter day.” “Live for tomorrow today.” Likes: Good times, ZZ Top, Colt’s, Porsches, weekends. Senior Area, concerts. Dislikes: Warm beer, stuck-up people, homework. Disco. Goal: Success in whatever I choose. Sayings: “Boogie!” “What?” “Ayeee!” Mark J. Unitis “I like you because you’re different.” Likes: Jolly oily orange, being with friends, drinking hot chocolate on a cold day. Dislikes: Being asked “What are you going to do when you get out of school?”, people who forget the “E” on the end of my name, shaving cream. Goal: To be happy in whatever I do. Sayings: “I’ll make a deal with ya.” Lynne Allison Upham Leonard R. Vogel, Jr. “Cal” Likes: People wh o accept you for what you are. Dislikes: Self-centeredness. Sayings: “Right now!” “Let’s see now . . “Moo” Goal: To get as much as possible out of life. “Len”, “Lenny” Likes: Good weather, happy people, clear minds, honest people. Dislikes: Not being able to think, bullies, snobs. Goal: To be happy and well off. Sayings: “That’s mine.” Kimberly Wells “Kim” “Life is what you make it.” Likes: Traveling, concerts, the beach, teaching, hiking. The Beatles. Dislikes: People who talk a lot but never listen, sleeping late. Gods: To see the whole U.S.A., to teach Special Ed. Sayings: “Get Lost” “Get me outta here!” “Life is but a footstep in the journey towards perfection.” Likes: Dancing, Nick and Smoothy, dandelions, raindrops. Cape Cod, cheesecake, Swanzey Lake, rocking chairs, Sturbridge Village, wishing wells, turtles, merry-go-rounds, maple trees, koala bears, attic stairs, Christmas Eve. Dislikes: Getting up in the morning before the sun does, spending money, breaking shoelaces, noise. Goals: To visit Ireland, to have a family, to be happy. Robin Elizabeth Whitham “Greg”, “Wino” “To be happy, is to be successful.” Likes: Green, gold, eating (munching out), “The Brook”, the thought of graduation, sunsets, wind, Quabbin nostaglia, Paris ’77, playing the drums, nior Area, A and D Gagnon, acting. Dislikes: Runny pizza, being bored, school bathrooms, filling out forms, phoney attitudes, being paranoid, not being specific. Goals: To live long, survive, and make life happy. Sayings: “Oh wow”, “Don’t touch me now!” “I’m going nuts!” Gregory G. Wine Joann L. Wright “Jo”, “Josie”, “Wrong” “In every living thing there is the spirit to be free.” Likes: Dreaming, taking walks, adventures. Autumn, children, sunshine. Dislikes: “Dear Abby,” old news, spiders, being tickled, people who can’t be themselves, self- centered people. Goals: To work with children, to enjoy life and I ' ving. Sayings: “I wanna go home!” “Help!” ,v “Mare”, “Z” “Though we are very close to each other, we each have our own lives and own goals. We are together, always, in our hearts, but not necessarily together, always, in all our activities — a relationship based on truth and freedom.” — Susan Polis Schutz “I’ll take care of it.” Likes: Michael, roses, puppies, the beach, beach sand, sunsets, M.B., “Summer of ’78”, R.I., french fries, 8 3 77, cheering, 9, “my sidekick”, “R. parties”. Dislikes: Stuck up people, “the clique’ , poison ivy, being bored, waiting, being broke, horses. Goals: To be as happy as possible in life. “What a fool!”, “Can ya dig it!”, “What a rush!”, “Hey Tam, what’s up?”, “Whatever turns ya on!” Mary Ann Zaganiacz “Zappa”, “Tone” “Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today.” Likes: Sports, Kansas, Styx, weekends, wrestling. Dislikes: Track, homework, wrestling practice, library aids, disco. Goals: To be successful in life. Tony Zelnia “Better to have tried and failed than never to have tried at all.” Likes: Shooting, art, all kinds of music, volleyball, furmy parties, skiing, horsending. Dislikes: M. Goals: To be happy and go on to school. Sayings: “Big deal”, “You big baby.” Brita Helene Holmen Class Officers Grade 12: Row 1 : J. Richard (Pres.). Row 2: S. Stevens (Sec.), H. Lowe (Treas.). Row 3: S. Sottile (V. Pres.) President Secretary Vice-Pres ident Treasurer Senior Class Officers responsible for class reunion in 1989. 133 Chris Addair — Cross Country 1. Junior Varsity Soccer 2. Junior Varsity Baseball 2. Varsity Soc- cer 3, 4 Charlene M. Allen — National Honor Society 2. 3. 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 4. Student Advisory Council 3. 4, Model Congress 2. 3. 4, Model U.N, 3, Minorities and the Law 3, Year Book Sales Editor 4. Year Book Staff 4, French Club 1. 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Gradua- tion Usherette 3. Junior Spaghetti Supper Com- mittee 3. Senior Apple Bazaar Committee 4 John Allen — Symphonic Winds 1. 2. 3. Singers 1. 2. 3. 4. Soccer 3. 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3.4 Cindy Anderson — Spanish Club 2. 3. Outing Club 4. Drama Club 3. 4. Junior Spaghetti Sup- per Committee 3, Yearb ook Staff 4. One Act Plays 3. Drama Festival 3 Darlene K. Armstrong — Latin Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Drama Club I, 2. 3. 4, Bu.siness Club 2, 3. 4. Musical Theater Club 4, Concert Chorus 1, 3, 4. Quabbin Valley Chorus 3. 4. Junior Prom Com- mitte |Jumor Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, ' fBWorvIfrsity Soccer Cheerleading 1, Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 1. Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Baiiar Committee 4. One Acts 1. 2, 3, 4. Concert Chorus Secretary 3. 4 Doreen Bealand — Spanish Club 1. Halloween Dance De ration Committee 3 Roxanne Beaudette — Concert Chorus I Renee Beaudry — Theater Arts Club 4 Larry Begiiiy- Soccer 1, 2, Golf 2, 3. 4. Sym- phonic Win(S|l. 2. 3, Stage Band 2. 3, 4. Outing Club 2. 3, 4. Senior Bazaar 4 Dawne Benton — Outing Club 2. Panther Press 4 Kevin Berube — Student Council I. 2. Junior Varsity Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer 3. 4 Matthew Booth — Quabbin Singers 3, 4; Con- cert Chorus 3, 4. Symphonic Winds 1. 2. 3. Opera Workshop 4. Musical Theater 4, Quabbin Valley 4, Central District 4. Golf 1. Chess Club 2. Crosscountry 1. 2 Deborah Bullard — Field Hockey I. French Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Soccer Cheerleading 4. Winter Cheerleading 2. 3 45 Junior Spaghetti Supper 3. Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Sales Staff 4 Judy Butler — ■ French Club I. 2. 3, 4, Student Council I , Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3 • ■ MIseff Buzzell Club 1,2. 3.4 Wind Ensemble 1. Printing Ja S. Clark — Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4, Var- sity Soccer 2. 3. 4, V ' arsity Baseball 4 Shari Cole — Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. French Club ■ Yearbook Staff 4 Joe Coppelino — Cross-Country 2. 3, 4. Track 3. 4. Spanish Club I Laurie A. Czabaj — Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4, Con- cert Chorus 1, 4, .Yearbook Advertising Staff 4, Yearbook Sales Staff 4 Ofcreen Degon — Latin Club I, 2. 4, Yearbook Sales Staff 4, ' Science Lab Assistant 1, 3 Frank Diliddo — Junior Varsity ' Baseball 1, 2, Freshman Ipoccer 1, Junior Prom CSmmittee 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Year- book Sales Staff 4, N.J.R.O.T.C. 4, Graduation Committee 4 Deborah SDorsey — French Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Sec- retary 4. Concert Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom [OR Como 1,2,4,J Staff 4 ' isketball Cheerleading eerleading 4, Yearbook Kevin Track I. Junior Var- sity Baseball zTojiBing Club 3, Senior Bazaar 4. Panther Press.2. ■ Julie Eacicffin — BasieAall I, Spanish Club I. 2,OutingGub2 ' Thomas Everett — Senior High Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Senfor High Drama Festival 3, One Act Plays I, 2, 3, 4. Quabbin Singers I, 2. 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2J.4, Symphonic Winds I, 2, 3, 4, Con- cert Chorus 2, 3, 4, Quabbin Valley I, 2, 3, 4, Central District 3, 4, Opera Workshop 2, 3, 4 Joann Fijal — French Club 2 Fnslt FleKiier — Basketball 1, 2, Batsehail 20 Peter Furet — Varsity Baseball 3_4, Varst Soe cer3, 4 , . ' Bob Gaudette - Sfamish Chib t. A V W2. X-A Printing I, 2, 3, 4;-Seiiior tezaar 4 , Drama Gub I, X Cross Country 3, Panther Phbs 2. 3. t Library I, One Acts 3, Track 3. Outing Club 3. Chess Tournament 3 Marcia Giarusso Chorus 1,2 French Club 1, 2. Concert Jenny Gilvar — Spanish Gub h-2, Speci £da- cational Tutor 3,4 Jenifer Goldsmith — French Club I, 2. 3, 4, Concert Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Cheer- leader 1, 2, 4, Soccer Cheerleader 4, Panther Press 4, Editor 4, Yearbook Layout Staff 4 Kenneth Goodwin — Soccer 1.2,3, 4. Wrestling 1 , 2, 3, Outing Club 3, 4, Spanish Club ' g . 2, Pan- ther Press 3. Senior Bazaar 4 Shirle; Ann Greenou — Yearbook Sale Staff 4, Senior Bazaar 4. Y rbook Advertisiijg Staff Tammy Sue Griffin — Junior Varsity Field Hockey 1 . Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4, Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 William W. Haas — Varsity seball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Varsity Wre$tling3.4 Donald A. Harrington — Drama Club L 2. 3,-1., Three-Acts 1. 2, 3. 4, One-Acts 2, 4. hlteachu- setts High School Drama Festival 2. it 4-. Title ' IV Advisory Committee 2. 3, Quabbin Singers 2. Concert Chorus 1, 2. Model Congress 3. 4. Model United Nations 3, 4, Student Workshop. Minorities and the Law 3, Outing Club I. 2, 3. Spanish Club 1. 2, National Honor Society 2. 3, 4. Junior Spaghetti Supper 3. Music Theatre Club 4 Richard Heyes — Junior Varsity Team 1. Golf Team I. 2. 3, 4 Nancy Hubbard — Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 4. Yearbook Staff 4, Junior Varsity Basketball I. 2. Varsity Basketball 3, Latin Club 1. 2. 3. Gym- nastics Club I. 2, O.E.A. 3. 4. Vice President 4. Drama Club 2. 3. 4. Outing Club 2, 3. 4. Trea- surer 3, President 4. Student Council 3. 4j Con- cert Band I. 2. National Honor Society 2, 3. 4. Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3, Chairperson. Senior Bazaar 4. One Acts 2, 3. 4. Massachusetts Drama Festival 3. Three Acts 2. 3, 4, M.O.E.A. State Conference 3. 4, M.O.E.A. Fall Conference 4, Donkey Basket- ball Game 3, Minorities and the Law Workshop 2 Brenda J. Irwin — Latin Club I. 2. 3 Beth Jette — Spanish IClub I. 2. Concert Chorus I. 2. 3. Senior Bazaar Committee 4 Maryann Kaezmarski Varsity Cheerleading 2 Varsity Softball I. 2. David Keans — Spanish Club, Vice-President 2. 3, Outing Club 3. 4. Drama Club 4. Ski Club. Vice-President I. 2. Tennis Club 2. 3. 4. Spa- ghetti Supper 3, Donkey Basketball 2. One Acts I. 2, 3. 4. Senior Bazaar 4, Junior Prom Art Committee 3, Art Student Teaching 4. Art Show I, 2, Yearbook Art Staff 4. Opera Workshop Art Committee 3 Bob Kenda — Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4. Basketball 1,2. | Cross-Country 3. 4. Gymnastics 4. Outing Club ' 4, National Honor Societv 2, 3. 4 Raymond E. Kujala - Spanish Club 2, Panther Press 3 Robert Lajoie — Class Treasurer 1. Soccer 1. Track 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 1. 2, Business Club 3 Janice May Lamarche Panther Press 1. 4. 2 Business Club 2. Library Aide 1. 2. 3. 4 Joyce M. Lamafche - Panther Press 1. 2 3. c Yearbook Staff 4 f| Bob LamoreauxJr. - Gymnastics 4 att Lewis — Wind En gnible 1. 2. 3. St i nd I. 2. 3. Outing GIfe ' 1 G � inna.sttcs t. 2, 4, testling2 Brian Lussier — Junior Varsity Soccer 1. Var- sity Soccer 2. 3. 4. TriiCaptain 4. Golf 1. 2. 3. 4. Ci apuin i.3.4. Var5ityOub2 Kathv Martone — Club I. 2. Outiire aub ' 2. 3 Juli Munson — French Club 1. 2. 4. Gymnas- tics Club 1. Wrestling Club Secretary I. Basket- ball Cheerleading .2. 3. 4. Co-Captain 3_Soc- cer Cheerleading I, 4[ Spaghetti Suppar 3. Sen- ior Bazaar 4. Yearbook l� Staff 4 Thomas J. Mennard —I Latin Club 1 . 2. SfKirfish Club-4, Tennis Club 2. Outing Club 3_4. Vafi.iiy Baseball 3. 4s Vjffsity Club 3. 4 Cindy Morrison — f nch Club 1. 2. a Dook Staff 4 ST f.: Deborah Gail Morse I Tim Morse — Junior Varsity Basewll I. 2, Var- sity B ball 3. 4. Bjshaijil ' BiirnTidt k Jung Vafituy BaaiteaHil .. “ __ ub X-- ®T7fama Treasurer 3. 4. CoBCtrl Chorus 1. 2rX, J, Concol Banagcr 3. Council 5. 4, ' ' Nntiomd j®9l| O E.A. 3. k m ATSlaig Confer Congress 2, 3. 4, Model U.N. 3j Typing Editor 4r-YeaTbo«k Saf Acts 1.2. 3. 4. High School Drama FS Adrienne Nirosr— Symphonic Winds. Librarian I. 2. X 4. Stage Band 1,’2. 3. 4, Singers I, 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4. Antral District Band 1, 2, 4. Alls- tate 3. 4. NewFEngland 2. 3, 4. Quabbin Valley 1. 4. Latin Club I. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 4. French Club 1. Historian. Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Musi- cal Theater Club 4. One Acts 1. Three Acts L 2. National Honor Society 2. 3. 4, Central District tail Riinil 3 Ceniral District Orchestra 3 Jodi Paquin - Vamn-Softball 2, JuniagV i Basketball 2. Jewelry Club 4t ‘W icaTTh Club 4. Opera Work Shop 4 Drama Cht iT Sheldon G, Paquin — c.-tdiiia SS French Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Model Congress Minorities and the Law jlSne Acts I. 2. 3. 4, Best Actor Award I. Three Acts 2. 3. 4. Senior Bazaar 4, Library Aide I. Audio Visual Aide I. 2, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3 Alan Patch - N.J.R.O.T.C, I. 2 Martha Perry — Drama Club I. 2. 3. 4. Spanish 4aJwiior Varsity Cross Country 4. Outing Club 1 - 2 . 4. Latin Club 2 FfWich Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice . 2. J. ?, Musical 1 heater Club 4. era Workshop 2. 3. 4. Quabbm Madripl Siaaerf I. 2. Sym I. 2. 3. 4 iage Band 3. 4. Quab- L 2. 3. 4. Masuicbusem Cen- tral District Chorus I. 2. 3, 4. House Quartet 2. achusetts All-State Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4. I ' Chorus 4 Michael Pitisci Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Concert Chorus I. Quabbm Singers 2. Concert Band 1. 3, Symphonic Winds 2, 3, 4, Lab Assistant 3, Lau rie Puljifico - l tin Club I. 2. 3. 4. Drama M|b I. 2. 3, 4. French Club 3. 4. Concert Cho- rus V 2, 3. 4, Concert Band 1. 2. 3, Outing Club 4. Opera Workshop I. Junior Prom Committee 3. Junior Spaghetti Ctyimniitee 3. One Acts I. 4. Senior Bazaar 4. National Honor SiKiety 2. 3. 4. Quabbm Valley Music Festival I. 2. 3. 4. Musi- cal The re 4. Donkey Ball Game 2. Panther Press 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Senior Class Show 4. Senior Dtrtner Dance 4, Musical Theatre Club 4. .Varsity Field Hockey Manager I. Club I. 2. 3, Outing Club 2. 3, Concert Chorus I. 2. Singers I. 2. 3, 4, Opera Workshop I Michael Neri — Photography Club I. 2. National Honor Society 2. 3, 4. Stage Band 2. 3. Freshman Soccer I. Basketball 1. Junior Var- stly Basketball 2. Junior Varsity StKcer 2, Var- sity Soccer 3. 4. Varsity Basketball 4. Junior Varsity Baseball 2. Varsity Baseball 4. Panther Press 3 Michael Petronis - Latin Club 4 William Phoenix — Wrestling 2. French Club I. 2. 3. 4. Outing ClOb I. 2. 3. Business Club 2. 3. Junior Prom Committee 3 John Pickens — Yearbook Editor in Chief 4. Panther Press Editor m Chief 3, National Honor Society 3.-4. Student Council 3. Yearbook Staff Michael Reidy Quabbm Valley 1. 2, 3. Cen- Di lricl i. 2, 3, All-State Chorus I. 2, 3. drii| £|te4 iiSr ijabbin Singers I. 2. 3. jus I . 2. 3. Baseball Manager I. 2. ' ■ H � W l Hn -C ib 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. Junior Spaghetti Supper 3. School Newspaper 2. O.E.A. 4. Yearbook Advertising ' . jaichwk Sales Staff 4. Opera Work- h — iraiiDr Vatsi Basdstt f . i. iskathall Game Cheerleaders 2. Jun- iii Supper 3 nne Kichard - Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Jun- I ' arsily Sbiftetball I. Junior Varsity Softball judent Council I. 2. 3, Class President 4. sa Club 4. Outing Club 2, 3. 4. Panther . 2. Concert Chorus I. 2. 3. 4, Junior Spa- ll Supper immittee 3. Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Senibr Bazaar 4. One Acts 4. Yearbook Staff 4, Ski Club 3. Art Student Teacher 4 Ison Spanish Club 1, 2. 3, Outing R. Robinson Jr. -- Quabbrh Singers t. Concert Band I. Symphonic Winds I. 2, Madrigal Singers t. 2, 3. 4. Massachusetts ahDistricf Chorus I. 2. 3. New England 2, F N.C. All Eastern 4. Chorus Recommen- ■T; Soccer 1. 2, Basketball I. 2. 4. Junior helli ' Slipper 3. N.J.R.O.T.C. I. 2. 3. Junior Pr Commitlee 3, Class Marshall 3. Quabbm V M .sic Festival 3. Massachusetts Central D tKt Hauze Quartet 3. Men ' s Concert Cho- ri f. 2. 3, 4. C oncert Chorus 1 , 2. 3. 4 DIRECTORY dent 3, President 4. Regional O.E.A. Conference 3. 4. M. O.E.A. Conference 2, 3. 4. Junior Spa- ghetti Supper Committee 3, Latin Club I. 2. 3. Yearbook Advertising Editor 4. Yearbook Sales Staff 4. Yearbook Lay-Out Staff 4. Donkey Hockey Basketball Game 2. Senior Show 4 Gary S. Rogowski Soccer I. 2. 3. 4. Co-Cap- tain I, 2, 4, Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Junior Spaghetti Supper 3. Class Vice President 2, 3, Student Council 4. Panther Press 3 Petra Rosen — Latin Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Latin Club Vice President 3. Gymnastics Club I. 2, 3. 4. National Honor Society 2, 3. 4, Business Club Treasurer 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3. Yearbook Copy Editor 4. Senior Apple Bazaar 4. Varsity Basket- ball Cheerleader I. Special Education Tutor 3 Ann Ruggles — Latin Club I. 2. French Club 3. 4. Quabbm Singers 1. 2. 3. 4. Symphonic Winds 1. 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 2, 3. 4. Drama Club 1. 2. 3, 4, One Acts I, 2, Three Acts I. Cen- tral District Band 3. Quabbin Valley Band I. 2. Quabbin Valley Chorus 3. 4. Outing Club 2. Stamp Club 1, Central District Orchestra 4 (.aurianne Sanford — Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. Stu- dent Council 2 Leonard Sears — Soccer I. 2. 3. 4. Basketball I. 2. Jv ncert Chorus 2. Class Treasurer 2. 3 Roger Sibley — Freshman Soccer I. Freshman Basketball I. Junior Varsity Baseball 1.2, Junior Varsity Basketball 2. Varsity Baseball 4. Cla.ss President 2. 3. National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Opera Workshop 3. Latin Club I. French Club 3. Junior Prom Committee 3. Yearbook Adver- tising Staff 4 Betty Ann Sinclair — Senior Bazaar Apple Chairman 4 Gwen Sinclair — Junior Spaghetti Supper Com- mittee 3. O.E.A. 3 Brian J Sirois — French Club I. 2. 3. N.J.R.O.T.C. I. 2. 3. Audio Visual 1. 2. 3. Print- ing 2. 3. Varsity Cross Country I. 2. 3. Varsity Track Field I. 2, 3. Manager Varsity Softball Team 3. A.A.U. Marathon Team I. 2 Suzanne Sottile — S jvanish C lub 1. 2. 3. 4. Ckm- cert Chorus 1. National Honor SvKiety 3. 4. Yearb(X)k Staff 4. 1355 Vice President 4 Andrea Mamm Southwick - Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Pre«ident 4. One .4cts 1 . 2. .3. 4. Three .Acts k. 2. 3. 4. Musical Theatre Club 4. Treasurer 4. Opera Wdtohoii ' 2. 3. 4. Singers I, 2. 3. 4. Presi- dent 4. Con ifCChotus 1. 2. 3. 4. Madrigals 1. 2. Central District fhorus I. 2. 3. 4. Massachusetts Drama Festial 2. 3. Outing Club 2. 3. Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. Senior Bazaar 4 Michael Stevens - Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4. Co- Captain 3. Captain 4. Panther Press 3, Outing Club 3. Track I. 2. 3. Co-Captain 3. Yearbook Sales Staff 4 Sherrie Stevens -■ (Acting) CfSss Treasurer 3. Class Secretary 2. 4. Concert Band I. Concert Chorus 1. 4. Accompanist 4, Drama Club I. 2. 3. 4. Donkey Basketball Game 2. French Club I. Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3. Junior Prom Committee 3. Musical Theatre Club 4. Workshop 2. Quabbin Singers 2. 3. 4. AcJl panisi 2. 3. 4. Quabbin Valley Music Fes- tival 3. 4, Stage Band 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Wind Ensemble 2. 3. 4. New England Music Festival 1.2.4. One .Acts I Glenn C. Stratton — Varsity Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4. National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Symphonic Winds 1. 2. 3. Stage Band 3. 4. Varsity C lub 2. 3. 4. Panther Press Editor-in- Chie f 4 M iy Rocheleaut- O.E.A. I. 2. 3. 4. Vice Presi- Barbara Sweat — Senior Bazaar Committee Flea Market Chairperson 4. Panther Press 3. 4. Dept. Editor. Private Secretary 3 Michael Sweeney - Yearbook Layout Staff 4, Drama Club 3. 4. Printing Club 2. 4. Junior Spa- ghetti Supper 3. Panther Press Staff 4. A.V. Aide 1. 2. 3. 4, cine Acts 3. 4. Three Acts 2. 3 Tammy Jean Sweeney N J.R.O.T.C. I. Pan- ther Press 3. Wrestling Club 1 Michael Swistak Soccer I. 2. 3. 4. Tri-Captain 4. Baseball I. 2. 3. 4. Wrestling I Lois M. Thurston — Junior Varsity Field Hockey I. Latin Club I. 2. Junior Spaghetti Sup- per Committee 3. Junior Prom C ' ommittee 3. Class Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3. 4. Drama Club 3. 4. One Acts 3. 4. French Club 3. 4. Treasurer 4. M. O.E.A 3. 4. Historian 4. Sen- ic r Bazaar 4. Yearbook Staff 4 Carol Tolman — Yearbook Layout and Sales Staff 4 Gary E. Tremblay Yearbook Staff 4 Mary Trifilo Quabbin Singers I 2. 3. 4. Con- cert Chorus I. 2, 3. 4. Symphonic Winds 2. 3. 4. Opera Workshop I. Musical Theater 4. Drama Club I. 2. 3. 4. Three Act Plays 1. 2, 3. 4. One Act Plays I. 4. Quabbin V ' alley I. 2. 3. 4. Junior Prom Committee. Chairperson 3. Junior Spa- ghetti Supper 3. Stamp Club I. National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Outing Club 2, Yearbook Sales Staff 4. Yearbook Advertising Staff 4, Senior Bazaar 4. Latin Club I. 2. 3. 4. Girls State 3 Donna Trudeau -- Varsity Field Hockey I. 2. 3. 4. Co-Captain 4. Varsity Softball 1. 2. French Club 2. O.E.A. 4. YearbvKik Staff 4 Andy Tvler French ftlub I. 2. 3. N.J.R.O.f C. 1.2 3.4 Mark J. L nitis N.J R.O.T. ' C. I. 2.3 Lynne Allison L ' pham Opera Workshop 2. 3. 4. Singers I, 2. 3. 4. Concert Chorus I. 2. Madri- gals 1. 2. Drama Club 1. 2. 3. French Club I. 2. One Acts I. 2. Senior Buzajar4 Leonard Vogel Student Council 4. Quabbin Sinjscrs 3. 4 Calvin Walker Concert Cbwnts 1, 2. 3. 4. Quabbin Singeis 1 . 2. 3 4 Central District Cho- rus 1. 3. 4, Quabbin Vafi - Chttruf I Kim Wells French Club 1. Varsity Field HociMcy 1. Ouiuig Club 4 Gregory G. Wine_ Senior Hfgh rama Club I. 2. 3, 4. TTeilsurer 2. President 3. Quabbin Sing- ers 1. 2. 3. 4. S mphonic Winds I . leUifcSection Leader 3. 4. Vice President 3. President 4. Stu- dent Government Day Delegate 3. Student Councril I. 2. 3. 4. President 4. Massachusetts High School Drama Festival 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Stage Band I. 2. 3. 4. Model Congress 1. 2. 3. 4. Musical Theatre Club 4. Model C ' nited Nations I. 2. 3. 4. Diilin- guished Delegate Award, French Club I. 2, 3 4. Vice President 2. Outing Club I. 2. Student Advisory Committee 1. 2, 3. 4. One Acts 1. 2. 3. 4. Senior Bazaar 4 Joann Wright Latin Club I. 2. 3. 4. Drama Club 2. 3. 4. Junior Prom Committee 3. Spa- ghetti Supper 3. One) Acts 2. 3. Yearbook Art Editor 4 Mary Ann Zaganiaw Varsity Basketball Cheerleading I. 2. 3. Co-Captain 3. Varsity Soc- cer Cheerleading 2. 3. 4. Captain 4 Tony Zelnia WrestliTff’2. 3. 4. French Club 2. Outing Club 3. Cfuss Country 1 . 2. 3. 4. Co-Cap- tain 3 CLASS All kjracBWB — M.i-i.ci -■■ - . ' ic k ntwTediji- fc wKg ., - d - ; ■ , a aiM;t|i;n niaf!;,. manv !; ! ' !. ' . I en leaves lo cdhducl •. ersearch ori The Effects vi- , ' .:nas Have on the Subhu- S ' lind When Consumed in i-ii;.,; : . .ijrn for Extensive Peri- •- ds o; ■ imc,” hoping never to make . .n forward progress. D: . r|i lit Ain ' istrons leaves her S ' ..!!.; ■! ' )avid so Mr;-. Grandone o ' ;. pes thiss sIk c.ir; teach him !.: i .itifs; feaves so Rhonda Th: her s-.sciil abililv to do v l- , I -h.,- .:nd not get in I ;,o,i b ! c. ' ;;; • !■ ' . ! ' i ■ l..iCrois -.r (.::!ii m the S ' -ich rke;;.!!- ' a ' ; it;,j tinte .0 :ter I ' -bs .o,-..ii.Sicr wtli ■■■!! ’ soon. ' i. eaves Di ' ’e f ; ■ ' ! ' !! ' : l;Mves hct bioih- --fir papers and Mstuii iadenis. the hes. s :.■ Beisiid. ' . le ie.tves to ‘ : i-.on a year ' s supply of :! r her r idk: tiias drives !ti upa vvati; ivt ' .n.idrv leaves three years •V- • la.s ' .e ' ! to be divided . between Tammy and . r. ■•■-.es her messy lockcT lb I . ’ i., hi:.iehes to anyone • them. ■ I . ' ! ! 25 ' ’ o.i.i ' iby cra- 1. . 1:: !■ his Msttr Mar- ' !■: all fail to be had at HI Sij! . .for-. Chip. etc. I ' ...;. the ' !■..’!! ' ■ breakout . ' .! ; • ; iiiiish sen- I ' -if ' : ' ;.r godc ' . .k ' - !i;i le.i ' .es a whole •.uppiy o! Q.’abbin 1 . Scl;ooi lunciies to the ; -.1 Wrecking Crew, and . ! . . ' . ' iv. ' Painters Assoc he : brush, paml. and his ' iie rock, to l.,‘ ' V he leaves ! rr whoe ' er want-, to park ci. ' j also gi ' Cs a box of 2 is :■.! ( . b, -Adaiiis to pay .,:iits he. permanently vei !-i [lie p.rst. finally, fin- :v, ;i the i■ ' r.fary and a book . ■ iriii iion to the Outing r i.i-iitint leaves her mind ti ' c : woe they ec find out a ii l ecauM- she s.ire can ' t. :M Engle all the luck and , .n the wirrld. ■ Biwrth leaves to Judy ' wr ! r.;-. ' bag of butter- ! ... c . il the fun he ■ ' - school O: ' fuabbin i; of ills Ij-.r ' .her- .! honors rfiCirCictsfci his V the ' troiu line or. son one aos Tio leaves analysis ' ■‘jr 1 , lerc . Kathy Rossi in I ' ic V ..irld tr ' ‘ radu- oreen Degon leaves her sister ‘ Sandy the good times anddhe JaprJtig class ler res. to her sister arx all her cfSs notes ' and the dreadful clas.sesi ” Frank .Diliddo leaves the .school half asteep. deaves the kids in Hardw icklhe fun of washing cars after hitting them Halloween with eggs, he leaves all of his cheat sheets to Mr. Wnuk to distribute to those who need them. Deborah Dorsey leaves her cheer- leading ability and spirit to future cheerleaders and to her brother Todd good luck in his future years ai ' Quabbin. Kmn Engle leaves J. C, nothing, and to all the underclassmen ;yi the gv ' od times in the Senior a. Julie Erickson leaves to Mrs. Mabel Hurd III � ' ne experienced speecJi Shexapist holding a full tsHsler, leaves to Betty baby, my buddy, one hot-water bottle for all her hours in need and one mir- ror so she can watch her face w-rinkle up like a jellyfish, leaves 10 Cricket an egg-a-muff and one previously earned wild and crazy time, leaves her sisters in the hopes that they will be able to make it through the rest of their -ears at Quabbin. Tom Everett leaves to Brian Suo- yanen a gallon jug of visine for his tired eyes, leaves to Bobby Booth a box of low notes to help him become a bass sooner, leaves to Jackie and Russ Thomp.son good luck and a motor boat to help them make it up Quabbin creek withviui a paddle, Joisan f ijal leaves her sister Nancy her quiet reputation and to Mr. Richard her island of juni- pers. Peter Furst leaves to his brother Moose all of his cheat notes for Biciogy. leaves to Joe Orszulak all of his driving skills. Robert Gaiidetle leaves Mrs. H. with no one that ' s good. Mr. Poor with all his luck, and .Mrs. Foss nothing because she left before he did. Lisa Giard leaves Nursie her dry- plants and dirty coffee pot. hop- ing she can make il without her. Marcia Giarusso leaves Jeanne Charles her own way of cheating on Chemistry tests, and not to burn anymore asbestos pads, and forSuzie Chapstick to live on . . . Jenny Gilvar leaves Quabbin with pleasure. Jenifer Goldsmith leaves Quab- bin to her sister Cara. Ken Goodw in leaves to the class of 1980 whatever’s left of the Sen- ior Area after the class of 1979 gets done with it. Shirley Ann Creenough leaves Chris all the luck in the world, leaves Renee all of her problems, leaves Charles and Lisa all her average grades, leaves Diane and Charlie all her love and thanks and leaves Miss Boehm a thanks lor all the help and sympathy. Tammy Griffin leaves her athletic ability to her sister Beth, in hope.s that she ' s as enthusiastic about sports, to her snster Ann she leaves her ability to get in good with the teachers: she leaves her field hockev helmet to Mrs. Spinelli for the next dope that always gets hit in the head, she leaves Susan Ruddy her “quickness in getting back and helping out the half- backs (you ' d better take it Fred, you need all the help you can gel), she leaves Lori Sinkoski her luck with cars, and most of all she leaves next vear’s fieldhockev team all thjf luck in the world (Bring ' em to the states. Spinelli! l. Bill Haas leav es ' all of his weird ideas to whoever wants to be weird. Don Harrington leaves to Mr, Musante the task of writing a 20- volume history of period two. to Mr. Lubatkin a right equilateral triangle, and to Mr. Sullivan at last one congratulation. Chuck Holbrook leaves to his brother Rick many good times ' in his Senior ye a r. leaves to his brother , Joe four more years of school lunches. leaves to Joe Orsz- ulak the chance of having some- one else drive him home from Moose Brook. Nancy Hubbard leaves to Mr. Morello one unabridged, updated edition of Outing Club rules, leaves to Lynne the gratification of a wise decision, leaves to Kathy. Lisa, Tim. and John any. and all crazy costumes worn with the discretion of the wearer, leaves to her roommate. Mary all tests, quizzes, term papers, analyt- ical papers and stored knowledge available at her request, leaves Mr. Sullivan to his grand illusion, and also leaves an excellent book and a thank-you for being a friend to Mrs. Scanlan. Brenda J. Irwin leaves to her brother David all of her ways to skip classes and she hopes he is as lucky as she was and never gels caught. Beth Jette leaves all of her broth- ers and sisters to all the teachers at Quabbin. leaves Mrs. Adams all of the mistakes she made in the Ceramic Workshop, leaves to Mrs. Taylor all of her macrame stuff. Jerry .loyal leaves Larry all of those fun study halls and classes that he doesn ' t have to put up with anymore. Maryann Kaczmarski leaves in hopes that she will never have to return. David Keans leaves Cheryl Adams an empty corner in the art room and much thanks! Glen Kelley leaves. Bob Kenda leaves his sister Alli- son his technique at back seal cir- cles. Ray Kujala leaves Quabbun behind. Bob Lajoie leaves his car keys tp Mr. Sullivan in hopes that the rubber will last longer on his tires. Janice M. Lamarche leaves her brother Jeff a big bedroom, leaves her little brother Jimmy h(s own way of growing up, leaves Dave Sheldon and Ten Marcoitii the Elementary Algebra booKs to keep for a life time term, leaves Mrs. Valenie, Sarge. pest wishes and lots of luck in the future, Joyce M. Lamarche leaves her brothers Jeffrey and Jimmy the troubles with Mr. Richard, leaves Jenny Brandon all of Mrs. Tay- lor ' s and Mr. Lyon ' s work, leaves Charles Woodward Mr. Lyon ' s sick jokes, leaves Gordon Daily all of Mr. Sullivan and his demer- its. Scott Lewis leaves his brother and sister the job of feeding sheep. Heather Lowe leaves, but that ' s okay for me! (Ha, Ha!) Brian Lussier leaves the mid-field faithful 9 to David Burke, which he will not let down, 000 to The Mac , Jon Lyon leaves to anyone who ' wants it. 500 lbs. of Span, a dozen rocks, a dead rat. and a geometry notebook, all of equal signifi- cance! Mary kTansfield leaves the good times in the Senliir Area to her sis- ter Blanche, and to her sister Tiii she leaves the demerits that she never received. Kathy Martone Teav es Mrs ■ dams.and Mr, Beschta m.iny thanks for being great teachers andTriends. Dave Mattson leaves QRHS for- ever. •lull Melanson leaves Quabbin w ith dreams that were crushed by dements. Tom Mennard leaves Ms. Carmell a year ' s supply of carrot sticks, leaves Mr. Webster his animate and inanimate powers, leaves next year ' s gen. psyc. class the number SIX, leaves Mrs. Marshall time to lake a break and slop working sii hard. Cindy Morrison leaves all of her unforgettable limes to her brother Steven, and success and luck for Scotty who ' s just starting Quab- bin. Deborah Morse leaves QRHS to her sister and brother. Shirley and Andy. Tom Mucha leaves his ability to collect dements to anyone who deserves them. Michael Neri leaves a souvenir coathanger to Mr. Webster and .Mr. Peckham, to Mr. Beschta he leaves everything he ever wrote back on papers (he couldn ' t read It anyway), finally to Mr. Stain and r. Musante he leaves a Red Sox banner and Louis Tiant. •Adrienne Nims leaves Julia Sulli- van a plane ticket to New Guinea fora stomach transplant, leaves to Ralph Dunkle free hands in the morning, leaves the music depart- ment more money than they ' ve handled before: A McDonald ' s Gift Certificate. Jim Palano leaves a Yankee pen- nant to all you Yankee fans out there. Jodi Paquin leaves all of her dem- ents to Mr. Sullivan, leaves all poison ivy. mosquito bites and other injuries sustained in the woods to Mr. Gauld. leaves all the school lunches to Mr. Fargnoli. Sheldon Paquin leaves the direc- tions on how to get to the Provi- dence Civic Center by way of Springfield und Connecticut to anyone who happens to be crazy, leaves to his brother John the ability of talking himself out of demerits and the top shelf of his locker in hopes that someday someone will be able to reach it, last but not least, he leaves to E.P. his version of foreign policy. Alan Patch leaves his brother for all the unfortunate teachers who get him, leaves Mr. Massa all of his wood shavings and sawdust. Michael Petronis leaves a can of beef stew to each member of his Latin IV class. John Pickens leaves to Mr. Letourneau, therapyi sessions to help him remain calm and col- lected when spotting “banana wagon on the distant horizon. Lynnda Piper leave? to Holly Lewis, Twin ' s cal (to calm her nerves). Brian Suojanen to, any- one in Singers who needs, a good public relations meager, her place in the All-State Chorus to Jenny Brandon (jT d can do it). w% three to become ' we two yyith hope th they w_pnjl forget, seven ptfiigels to Mr. Allen, ElivnSe to Mrl. Clodas. and Q WILL a Hugh slack of stationery for any- one willing to write her after she’s gone. Michael Pilisci leaves Ms. Car- mell twenty free an lessons, with the teacher of her choice, a free, one week, fun-filled vacation at the Christian Hill Nursing Home because she deserves and needs it, and the complete list of her hiding places. Laurie Puliafico leaves Mrs. Mar- shall all of her excuses and leaves her brain untouched to Robin and Chris Tucker in hope that they can figure out how it works, leaves to Chris Tucker and Jessy Trifilo one lesson on how to ski and not fall down with the instructor of their choice. Michael Reidy leaves Quabbin, sadly, yet with a great respect for all the lessons learned, and a wish that all who follow find the path w hich they must travel. Quentin Rich leaves to his sister Sue. the remains of the school and the teachers, to Jeff Degnan, the memory of P R. Jeanne Richard leaves Mrs. Adams all of her great works of art that would have come out if they hadn’t cracked!, to Mr. Sulli- van 10 doz. of her famous choco- late chip cookies. Dale Robertson leaves an illegal parking space in the parking lot to any one w ho wants it. Bill Robinson leaves one apart- ment to anyone who wants to attend the Hardwood Lumber Grading School in Memphis, Ten- nessee. Mary Rocheleau leaves to Kathy Martel, the name Toots”, to Chuck Woodward, whatever’s fair , to David Irwin, a carton of cigarettes for lunch next year, and to Mr. Sullivan, a big smile, very few complaints, and her mother. Gary Rogowski leaves Mr. Sulli- van a box of trash bags to clean the Senior Area out and Mr. Tur- cotte a booklet on how to stop smoking and control nerves. Petra Rosen leaves to Mrs. Lind- quist all the good Gothics of the world, and if she could she would leave her the time to read them. Ann Ruggles leaves her fabulous horn playing talent to the horn section, especially Cathy, with luck, and leaves one empty handed horn carrier (Ralph). Laurie Sanford leaves her jammed locker behind. Scott Seeley leaves his ability to cut the cross country course to whoever wants it. Roger Sibley leaves to Ricky Newell the Beach Boys tape, which includes Rhonda’’, leaves to John Reidy, one whole con- tainer of dylite beads, and finally to his sister Joann, every poster ever made of Rod Stewart. Betty Sinclair leaves Mr. Massa with good and happy thoughts, Quabbin to her two baby brothers with hope they learn something. Mrs. Miknaitis to take her place in room 258, Mr. Sullivan all the demerits she didn’t get first semester. Gwen Sinclair leaves Mr. Raffier his computer and Mr. Cabot his 3x5 cards. Brian Sirois leaves the French to Mrs. Glodas, leaves his enthusi- asm to his sister Denise, leaves his patience to his sister Theresa, leaves the future of Quabbin to his sister Pamela, leaves the jokes to Mr. Lyon along with the swim- ming team’s cross-country uni- forms. Wendy Smith leaves to Mr. Sulli- van her little brother Stevie to fol- low in her footsteps. Sue Sottiie never really arrived. Andrea Southwick leaves that one. last, crucial demerit to an innocent victim; leaves a stack of unused, awful plays to the Drama Club; and leaves her dunce cap to Mr. Lubatkin. Tom Si. George leaves 30 feet of rubber in the parking lot. Ray Stanley leaves his school cal- endar with all the days marked off to anyone who wants it. Cynthia Stevens leaves her sister Ann Marie the school lunches; leaves Barbara to Mr. Sullivan: and Maggie Nicholson all the ' chewed gum in Miss Thompson’s waste paper basket. Mike Stevens leaves to room 129 his green radio to enjoy, and also leaves to James Massa a small box full of wood chips. Sherrie Stevens leaves her mother in the cafeteria to make further observations of the lunches; her brother Richie all the library pas- ses she forgot to use; her sister Joanne a “reserved sign at the piano; Dean Plouffe her little yellow birdie pin; Kathy Wood- land a lifetime certificate for McDonalds; Joe Orszulak one lug wrench for old time’s sake; Mr. Carlin a free certificate for a package of tough cookies! and to Mr. Sullivan she leaves her St. Bernard “Hannibal” to take care of while she’s away. Kevin Stymiest leaves his best times in the Senior Area and good luck to his sister Kelly. Barb Sweat leaves Ralph Dunkle two cafeteria doors to do with as he sees fit. to Sherry and Cindy she leaves her remaining dements and D-halls to be equally divided, and to Mr. Sullivan and the entire Quabbin staff she leaves her name to carry on. Tammy Sweeney leaves Quabbin with a smile knowing she never has to return, she also leaves a lot of thanks to Mr. Poor for being there when she needed .someone to talk to. Lois Thurston leaves to Janet Graves, all of the signs from Tri- ton H.S., to Mike Sullivan all of the hasslements of a friendship, and to QRHS a sly smile knowing that she made it through every- thing that was put to her. Carol Tolman leaves Wendy Cummings all her Spanish know- how. leaves to Kathy Hill her psych book cover, leaves to Jackie Thompson Miss Lawlor and all her experiences with children, leaves to Doug her Cougar, and just leaves to Pam. Debbie Toppi leaves Thomas Toppi to Quanbin Regional High School, leaves all the lunches to Tammy, leaves Marriane riding on the bus in the morning, leaves Markey to Steve. Gary Tremblay leaves Calvin his nickname Guppy and his alarm clock to get up on time, leaves Dincy Carter her new nickname Tiggles Giggles, leaves Donny Ketola six years of riding the bus. leaves Deb Toppi riding home from school on Fridays, leaves Eileen Haddad the many joys of art class, leaves Darleen Jackson the school lunches, leaves Mr. Sullivan his demerits for coming into school late, leaves school to whoever wants it. Mary Trifilo leaves to Nancy Sta- iti all the memories of working at Coldbrook, and Grease is the word; to Mr. Hansen a coffee cup (a little milk, two sugars); also to her cousin Cathy Trifilo she leaves Quabbin; may she enjoy the next four long years, and to the people of 146 she leaves hap- piness. Donna Trudeau leaves Bonnie Trudeau all her US History notes and art assignments, leaves Mari- lyn Castriotta in the back field and the entire field hockey team to the next co-captain. Andy Tyler leaves all his bad French marks to Mrs. Glodas to show her students how not to do it. Mark Unitis leaves Mrs. Fran- coise a year’s supply of Senior Area Sign-Out sheets so no one will have to wait. Lynne Upham leaves her unsolved problems to Mr. Web- ster and Mr. Carlin. Len Vogel leaves without hesita- tion. Calvin Walker leaves his little sis- ter to carry on. Kim Wells leaves her sister Sandy to become as educated as herself. (HA! HA!) Robin Whilham leaves Lisa Brown many hugs for those not so nice days. Greg ine leaves five-thousand Physi« folders and chemistry labs to Ms. Carmell to correct over the weekend, and to Mrs. Glodas a Greek novel, which she must write a Greek expose on. Joann Wright leaves to her broth- ers. Dan and Tim. all the hassles she carefully avoided with hopes that they will do better. Mary Ann Zaganiacz leaves her cheering ability and “Go get ’em to Valerie Dextraudeur and her mouth and school spirit to .Petra Firmbach. Tony Zelnia leaves his football pixrl to Jeff Young. E d Tel. (617)355-4007 (617)882-3010 R. W. Sibley Co. Roger and Jean wish all of you the best especially Roger Jr., David K., and John A. Artesian Wells berlian Hill Rd. 2 Barre, Mass. 01005 I Summer St. Barre Good Luck — Kevin Engle Mary Mansfield Terrance Mara Sheldon Paquin Mary Rocheleau Kevin Stymiest Ron Potter Sherrie Stevens Hakala Bros. Trucking Sand — Gravel Loam Septic Systems — Backhoe Dozer Work — Rubbish Removal Hubbardston, MA 928-3323 Compliments of Caruso ' s Rustic Lounge South Barre, MA Holden Trap Rock Company Holden, MA 0 1 520 829-4795 Crushed Stone, Bituminous Concrete MANN ' S Recreational Vehicle Center Route 122 Rutland, MA 617—886-4745 Friendly Ice Cream Get Out There and Compete! 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Gervais, Sr. Area Code 413 Sales Manager Tel. 967-526 1 Best Wishes Class of ' 79 Whi+e Valley Service Center Exxon Station Reggie Dana Worcester Rd. Barre GARDNER TEN PINS 560 West Broadway, Gardner 632-00 1 0 Bowl for Fun Health! Lounge Nursery 24 Pin Lanes Snack Bar Air-Conditioned ALAN ' S PUBB 124-126 Main St. Gardner, MA 632-3409 Food drink in a rustic English Pubb atmosphere Entertainment GOLDSTEIN GURWITZ INC. New Holland Case Farm Equipment Ware, MA Compliments of J.C. PENNEY Gardner Plaza Gardner, MA ON THE VILLAGE GREEN SINCE 1941 BARRE. MASSACHUSETTS Providing Local Students With Driver Training Cars for Many Years. THAHK5 FOR THE MEMORIES BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 uncC luniS iana Icciieleuu PATRONS Compliments of a friend Hardwike, Where else? Compliments of Goodfield Dairy Bresler ' s Shoe Store O ' Riley ' s Auto Acres Junction 9 and 32 Ware, MA Compliments of Nat Falk ' s Inc. Men ' s and Boys ' Clothing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lemaitre Compliments of Goddard ' s General Store Hardwick, MA Colonial Steakhouse Compliments of Ed Belcher Ware Radio Service Radio Shack Rietta Flea Market Open Year Round and Sundays Rt. 68, Hubbardston 632-0559 Ken ' s Grocery Main Street Hubbardston, MA 01452 Godin ' s Dollar Saver Sedum Landscape David Huntress Atty. and Mrs. Francis J. Cranston and Family Sim ' s Cab, I nc. Rutland, MA Valley Travel, Inc. Holden, MA Compliments of Scoop ' s Service Station Compliments of Dorman ' s Garage Tousignant Realtors Robert H. — Roger L. Edmond J. Gardner- Fitchburg Compliments of Czabaj ' s Market Paul Mitus the Mountaineers James and Janet Rushing Mr. and Mrs. John Scanlan Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Allen, Jr. SPONSORS Horrigan Cleaners R. C. Munn Plumbing, Inc. Hi-Tyme Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Sweeney Robert Gaudette Compliments of Lynn ' s Village Store Wheelwright, MA Compliments of Robert and Betty Hahns Compliments of Ernest Ritter Michael Ferrantino No Place Compliments of Riendeau ' s Greenhouse Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Munn, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Irwin Best Wishes, Petra — Carl Rosen M. L. Plouffe Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harrington BOOSTERS Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Rogowski Compliments ot Mr. and M rs. Edward Sorel Check o — Short Order Cook Compliments of Guernsey Dell Farm Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Joe DiFenzo Compliments of Ted ' s Camera Radio Shop Hardwick Road Gilbertville, MA Nellie ' s Beauty Salon Claire ' s Hub Package Store Ma in Street Hubbardston, MA 01452 Social Club Congratulations From E. C. Kennedy Studio Jack W. Siarnacki, DOS and Stephen, J. Shea, DDS Chair City Decorating Center 9 West Street Gardner, MA LaChance, Inc. WARE Metal Co. E. V. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. James L. Keans 159