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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1980 volume:

EXODUS 1980 Quabbin Regional High School Barre, Massachusetts QUABBIN REGIONAL M.C. MATERIALS LIBRARY DIVISION BARRE, MASS. 01006 1 And rise to the new day, A new awareness of being. Shake hands with the world, And smile. It’s great to be alive. — Jonivan k cs5 STm ’ . PJk¥A §M t ' w ' j£it ' X7fWt, fln4y L r l 1 % ' Mr : tif_ .1 i uTTPPK — E «. • M Jjg - A. HA 1 . ■1 1 ■PH gar-- ' . . - j 1 ] j � T waft As we, the class of 1980, near graduation, we look to the new decade as the dawn of a new beginning. Although there may be many problems facing us, we hold many hopes and expectations for the future. We are aware that the world is greatly dependent on our accom- plishments, and we are ready to reach out and accept this challenge with confidence. While the sun rises on the new decade, our high school days become part of the past. We hope that our yearbook will serve as a remembrance of the happy times that we spent while at Quabbin. We were always greeted by the friendly and encourag- ing smile of Mrs. Catherine Murray whenever we entered the guidance office. As secretary of the guidance depart- ment, she was more than willing to talk with us and to offer us the assistance that we needed. With great care she made sure that both our college and our job applications were completed correctly and sent in on time. The future years of our lives will be greatly influ- enced by those responsibilities that she accepted on our behalf. In appreciation of her care and concern, we dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Murray. 12 Mr. Gauld ' s concern about the future of the environ- ment is expressed through his teaching. His love and care for nature are valuable feelings for the age in which we live. The personal interest that he has for each of his students made his classes very enjoyable for us. He invited us to become more interested in nature, and in doing so, he helped us to appreciate it, and to prepare for the decisions about our environment that we must make as adults. In recognition of the valuable contribution that he is making to his school and to his society, we dedicate this yearbook to Mr. William Gauld. 13 Yearbook Editors: Maureen Crowley, Copy Editor; john Reidy, Editor-in-Chief; Stephanie Wlodarc- zyk, Photography Editor; Maureen Castriotta, Ed i - tor-in-Chief; Kelly Wypych, Typing Editor; Kathy Woodland, Advertising Editor; Lisa Brown, Art Edi- tor. Absent: Dean Plouffe, Sales Editor. larbook Staff: Seated: I Mascroft, J. Sot i lie, ). Branham, L. Lindsey, C. LaPorte, I. Thompson, D. Sirois, M. Marconi. Kneeling: R Duval, C. Berube, C iJiddo, S. Young, L. Alger, D. Sibley, K. Hill, ). Mclntire, ). Buron, W. Allen, L. Handy, ). Welch. Standing: M. Crowley, M. Docherty, D Giard, K. Hill, KA ypych, M. Castriotta, L. Posey, |. Reidy, D. Mortell, C. Sykes, ). Degnan, K. Woodland, J. Valley, C. Larson, C. Hammond, Mrs. Scanlan (Advisor). The staff of Exodus 80 would like to thank Mrs. Scanlan for all that she has done to help us. As our yearbook advisor, she taught us how to put together a meaningful book which expresses ourselves and our days at Quabbin. Always willing to put in extra work, she showed us what the term dedicated really means. Her energy and cheerfulness lifted our spirits when things went wrong, and encouraged us to try harder. In gratitude of her hard work and warm friendship, we offer her this special thank you. The class of 1980 would like to thank Mrs. McConigle for the contributions that she has made to us as individuals and as a whole. As our class advisor she has guided and supported us through many fund raising projects and activi- ties. With her help we have pulled together into a unified body. In return for the friendship and concern that she has shown us, we would like to extend to her both our gratitude and our appre- ciation. 16 ■ ■ ' t ' Cx mWmmm ' ■ ’ -Nr v- . a ■ HI Mill HM SENIORS April 19, 1962 It is better to have one friend of worth than many worth nothing. Lau Likes: Cocoa, a peaceful fire in the fireplace, kittens, puppies, black raspberry ice cream, poetry, rainy nights, good friends, spring, photography, music, tennis, laughing, shopping, stuffed animals, helping people, being neat, a good night ' s sleep, plants, Barry Manilow. Dislikes: Spiders, waiting, not receiving mail, snobs, slow people, spending money, dull pencils, people who don ' t pick up after themselves, clutter. Coals: To be happy and successful in life and one day become a market research analyst. Sasquatch Likes: Hunting, fishing, sports, C.D.B., my dog. Dislikes: Athletes foot, Disco, being called Sasquatch, Homeroom, term papers. Goals: To grow into my feet, to be successful. Sayings: Whatever Aw, come on. It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. Deb Debbie Likes: Dancing, Fridays, full moons, music, partying, the ocean at night, mountains, laughing, suntans, good friends, June 1979, art classes, ice cream, the I. M., gnomes, taking pictures, 8 20 79, free ride, roller coasters. Dislikes: Boredom, being broke, snobs, waitressing, staying home, blushing, rainy days, goodbyes, disco. Sayings: This is boring What?! To each his own. Likes: Fords, Schlitz, hunting, motorcycles, Marshall Tucker, Heart Broken Bopper. Dislikes: D and M 180, stuck up people, school. Disco, being broke, H.P.D. Coals: To be happy. Sayings: Do it up. Debra Lynn Anderson William R. Allen Laurie L. Alger im Anderson Stephan K. Anderson Much virtue in ' herbs ' Steve Likes: Heineken, partying, Lynyrd Skynyrd, the woods, 55 cherries, southern rock, skiing, camping, hobbits, )ack Daniels, Canada, Pink Floyd, Who, space, ' 80, Harley Davidsons, Sweden, telescopes, Lumbo , the weather. Dislikes: Disco, jocks, bottom of the baggie blues, L.S., 6:00 A M., nukes, police. Goals: Become a forest ranger or engineer, live in the woods, own a good Harley. If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. Piggy Likes: Greg, C.D.B., Kinks, nice buns, fiddler ' s contests, movies, keg parties, Reunite Lambrusco, camping, M.L. Dislikes: Disco, being broke, no parties to go to on Fridays and Saturdays. Goals: To stop biting my nails. Sayings: I ' m hungry Cheri G. Berube Wisdom is a tree of life to those who eat her fruit, happy is the one who continues to eat it. Prov. 3:18 Likes: Sewing, nature, I. or G., Paddington Bear, keeping score, lemon filled Doughnuts, Springfield, The Word, helping those in need, music, the ocean, Rockport, those wild times , being creative, sunrises and sunsets, S.D., Christmas, being with my family. Dislikes: Being left out, The Test, riding the bus, most CL ' s, sunburns, saying goodbye, Rainy Games. Goals: To reach the proper level of virtue and integrity, in mind and character. Sayings: Sure I know what ya mean! Mary Bessette ' Mei Leing Likes: Good friends, the Rolling Stones, Creature Double Feature, Our Book, Bowling , rainy days. Dislikes: P.B.M., getting lost, the bus. 19 If you love something set it free If it comes back it is yours If it doesn ' t, it never was. Likes: ]eff, Hampton Beach, Sloe Gin Fizz, my family, C.C.C. The Cookie Monster, summer of 79, A ' s. C., fritos, sleeping late, money, four wheelin, roses. Dislikes: 2-10-78, accidents, school, having nothing to do, dogs, small places, getting sick, N.G.W.I.W. Goals: To be rich. Sayings: What, So what ' s new! March 21,1962 Better to have tried and failed, than not to have tried at all. Lin, Blazer Likes: Close friends, Donna Summer, Disco, 8 15 79, parties, kittens, summer, meeting new people, going to the beach, going shopping with friends, laughing, chocolate ice cream. Dislikes: Snobby people, The Blues , B.H., D.K., people who talk about other people without taking a good look at themselves, bus rides, being stuck on Rt. 9, MDC cops, liver, stage fright, narrow minded people. Goals: To have happiness and success in life. When I ' m 18! Dino Likes: Parties, Z28 ' s, H. Dislikes: Math, English. Goals: Be rich, and happy Barbara A. Bitsounis Linda M. Blais Dana Borelli We never really say Good bye — Captain and Tennille. I can do all things through Christ who strengthened me Philippians 4:13 lenny Likes: R.B., four wheeling, talking, being with friends, 2-13-77, roses, Cape Cod, Chinese food, eating, having a good time, Fleetwood Mac, poodles, water skiing, working, sewing, GTX ' s, little kids, sitting in front of the wood stove. Dislikes: Not being able to go anywhere on Friday nights, rainy days, Mondays, not having any money, fighting with someone you love, riding on my bus, friends that have to move away. Coals: To get married. Sayings: Well excuse me! Hey do you remember when . . Jennifer Branham “Spook, “Bingo Likes: Food, the outdoors, Fleetwood Mac, 10 20-21 79, Wild Wood Nature Camp, swimming. Dislikes: Colds, meatloaf, snobs, peas, broken shoelaces. Coals: To work outdoors with kids. Sayings: You baby. Everyone I ' ve known has wished me well, anyway that ' s how it seems it ' s hard to tell, maybe people only ask you how you ' re doing because that ' s easier than letting on how little they could care, but when you know, you ' ve got a real friend somewhere certainly all the others are so much easier to bear. lackson Browne Nicholas, Nick Likes: Tamaraks, November, Feb. 1978, Smoothie, swimming, Gloucester, sunrises, Springhill sunsets, cross-country skiing, White Mts., Brickett Place, bluegrass concerts, Aug. 27, 1978, anniversaries, dressing up, long talks with Bob, The Whithams, women ' s rights. Dislikes: Being gullible, distributing hurt equally, being frustrated with myself, feeling intimidated, jan. 8, 1978. Coals: To be able to rea ysmile when I ' m 40 Bruno Likes: Soccer, Big Mac ' s, Mustangs, bad storms, food, crazy fullbacks, three stooges. Dislikes: Mustangs that boil over, crawly things Goals: To go when I want to go Sayings: Huh? Don ' t put off for tomorrow what you can do today, because if you enjoy it today you can do it again tomorrow. Bone, Shelly Likes: K.W.M., weekends, sunshine, Hampton, mushrooms, snowball and pillow fights, thunderstorms, doing nothing with someone, us four kids, flowers, pumpkin, free time, fishing 7 22 78. Dislikes: Being cold, staying home, nags, being late, Be home early, D.S. Michael Briggs Lisa Brown Michelle Marie Bullard Jeffrey R. Brunelle What goes up, must come down. Let your freak flag fly. Tonzo, Trigger Likes: Cindy, soccer, parties, weekends, Allman Brothers, the senior area, spending money. Dislikes: People with big mouths, snobs, having someone mad at me, WIMPS, warm beer. Coals: To live as long as possible and become rich. Sayings: |oe, get your hair cut. Sure. I don ' t know. Where ' s the party. It ' s my life, God was the one to give it, ain ' t no body gonna tell me how to live it. — Charlie Daniels Yukon John Likes: The Who, aliens, the maverick, the Doors, Monty Python, camando Mike, sleep, Van Cough, Molesons in Oakham. Dislikes: Disco, The Machine, radioactive waste. Coals: To pass the cruiser and not get caught. Sayings: Walk with the light and block out the road, but follow the lines if you must. — |.B. I didn ' t mean it. — A. Hitler You ' re not good at anything you do, unless you can teach it. Arlo Likes: Ski-doo ' s, VW ' s (Baja Bugs), mechanics, log cabins, snow. Dislikes: Liars, jocks followers, rain. Coals: Auto-Mechanic Sayings: Let ' s go Baja. Arland Butler Rozella Caldwell David M. Burke Lucinda K. Carter If you smile at me I will understand, ' cause that is something everybody everywhere does in the same language. — Crosby, Stills, and Nash. Musical training is a more potent instrument than any other, because rhythym and harmony find their way into the inward places of the soul. — Plato Likes: Music, smiles, having red hair, 204 , 146 , band trips, Georgia ' 79, sleeping late, Tchaikovsky, Dvorak, the oboe and the English horn, lacrosse, reading. Dislikes: Cracked reeds, Nov. 10, 1978, five week vacations, learning the hard way , needles, blushing, all night term papers, sleeping on buses, auditions, standardized tests, apathy. Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. — Louisa May Alcott lesus answered his disciples saying. Many shall come in my name, deceiving many. Ye shall be hated for my name ' s sake. Ye shall hear of wars, nations shall rise against nations, earthquakes, famines, pestilences, False prophets shall rise and the love of many shall wax cold, then the end will come. — condensed from Matthew 24:3-14 Likes: Sunsets, wine, skiing, L.B., seagulls, concerts, roses, my big sister, M and M ' s, gold, yellow, 6, the country. Corvettes, field hockey, poetry , ).L., C.G., J.T., C.L., MJ.M., and the rest. Dislikes: Boring Gilbertville, doing back flips off of Crow Hill, being accident prone, cheerleaders, thumbing in the rain. Class of ' 79, two-faced people, leaving Spinelli. Goals: To reach Arizona, to live life to its fullest, to learn the most I can from others, to make it into the new system of things. Sayings: Hey, man, what ' s up! Wicked excellent! Life can be a real bummer. It ' s O.K., I still love ya! Cindy T rigger Lov Likes: Parties, The Who, Led Zeppelin, Charlie Daniels ' Band, P.B. ' s K.W. ' s, the Palms — Hampton Beach, skiing, sunsets, horseback riding, Sloe gin, cruisin ' in Worcester. Dislikes: Wearing braces, disco, getting up early, snobby people, being broke. Goals: To be happy in life and whatever I choose to do. Sayings: Ba-Ba-Beauty Wimpie Maureen Castriotta jeanne F. Charles )oy Clark It is nice to be important, but more important to be nice. Bets Likes: Animals, the outdoors, horseback riding, drawing, fields, beaches, trails, swimming, fires in the fireplace, making puzzles. Dislikes: Cold weather, curly hair, mushrooms, dresses, getting up early in the morning, lazy people. Goals: To become a veterinarian or to do some type of work with animals. Andy Likes: Basketball, water skiing, food. Dislikes: Physics, disco, Sunday morning. Goals: Retire early. Right Disco )oe , Super Cop Likes: Disco dances, Chevy Chevelles, L.E.A.P. Dislikes: Being bored on a Saturday night, no gas money. Goals: To indulge in the career of law enforcement, to get a big house and to save a lot of money. Sayings: I would if I could, but I can ' t, so I won ' t. Why wish for the privilege of living your past life again? You begin a new one every morning. — Robert Quillen The poor man is not he that is without a cent, but he that is without a dream. — Harry Kemp Likes: The beach, swimming, summer, sincere people, music, coconut, laughing, snowstorms, skiing, acting, Christmas, concerts. Dislikes: Hypocrites, disco, cliques, cheese on pizza, people who tell you how to run your life, long bus rides, spiders, conformists, braces. Goals: To be a successful lawyer and be happy in whatever I do. Sayings: What a loser! I ' m only kidding Andrew L. Cole |ohn J. Crawford Betty L. Clarkson 24 Maureen D. Crowley You can ' t get enough, cause there ain ' t enough to go around. There is no dark side of the moon. Mike Likes: The Allman Brothers, partying, VW, 9 22.5, 10 10-T, O ' Keef, Monday ' s March, concerts. The Who, Molsens, hamburgers. Dislikes: Mondays, T.V., demerits, unfinished Senior Area, waiting. Goals: To be successful at whatever I decide to do. Sayings: Sharp , How ya doing? Michael A. Dalba Deggie , Jeff Likes: Chevy 4 X 4 ' s, 4- wheelin ' , females, Hampton, skiing, bow hunting, Vermont. Dislikes: Fords, long goodbyes, heads, conceited people, 2:30 A.M. Goals: To be financially comfortable. Sayings: Wicked neat , Hey Sykes, let ' s take them 4-wheelin ' . Jeff Degnan Look not with your eyes, for they see only limitations. Rather seek with understanding and you will find much more. — J. M. Prudhomme Val , Val Dex Likes: Softball, skiing, sports, painting, drawing, art, cheering, motorcycles, winning, the rooster , 8, mountains. Cape Cod, P.E.I., James Taylor, animals, liver, mustard. Dislikes: Cats, cranberries, losing, making errors, injuries, frozen peas, thunderstorms, being the only girl. Goals: To be happy and successful in life, to own a sheepdog. Valerie L. Dextradeur Live for today, dream of tomorrow, and learn from yesterday. Be yourself, don ' t change for anybody. Cheryl , Shay , Shea , Cheryl Likes: Animals, water skiing, softball, swimming, archery, motorcycling, 6 23 79, 4 14 79 — 4 21 79, being with friends, German Shepherds, poodles, 18-wheelers. Dislikes: People who think they ' re high class, two-faced people, people who are mean, 4 22 79, false friends, death. Coals: To be happy and successful in life. Saying: Hey Bean! , Beanu Cherylann Diliddo Life is no brief candle for me. It is sort of a splendid torch which I have got hold of for a moment, and I want to make it burn as brightly as possible before handing it on to future generations. — George Bernard Shaw Likes: Food, music, concerts, springtime, friends, the sunrise, The Lake , ice cream, Friday nights, skating, camping, skiing. Dislikes: Do Not Enter signs, Monday mornings, liver, demerits, cold rainy days. Goals: To be successful in life and become what I want. Sayings: Hey )anet, what are we doing tonight? Give me a break Maureen, are you working tonight? I ' ll do it tomorrow. Munchkin Likes: Dark roads, horses, (A N.), (A.R.), N Y. Yankees, running, good friends. Dislikes: Boston Red Sox, some teachers, school. Goals: To be a U.S. Marine. Sayings: I ' m not doing that, I ' ve already done it. Rick Likes: Boxing, football, parties, driving cars. Dislikes: Hard times. Goals: To work hard and to become wealthy. Sayings: Life is fast cars, beautiful women and a bottle of wine. Richard Dunn Space Crow Mike Likes: Hunting, girls, motorcycles. Dislikes: Sports, school work. Goals: To be happily married. Ralph Dunkle Monica A. Docherty 26 Michael Dupell Live it up now, you only go this way once. Rich Likes: Sports, Friday nights. Dislikes: Monday mornings, Q.R H.S. Coals: To become a millionaire and to own my own custom van. Richard Dupell If Mud and Rain (in) or (with) hydrogen makes the world turn round. Sayings: Can ' t go to the party, I ' m busy in Leicester. ' Craig Duquette The greatest accomplishment in life started as a mere dream in the mind of the dreamer. — S. Webster Gina . Runt . 2-8-62 Likes: B.W.B., M L., H.S., Biology, Disco, dancing C P., singing, playing guitar. Dislikes: 2-10-78, accidents, stuck up people. Coals: To be a Biologist and to have a fulfilled life Sayings: 007 , 000 , Really , Ya know Regina M. Duval Michael: ' you know ' Likes: Michael, November 11, Christmas Eve 78, quiet times, my puppy, hugs, ice cream, w.w.c.a.d goo . Dislikes: Saying goodbye, snow, The inability of some people ever to grow-up. Coals: To live in the love existing between our linked hands and hearts, and to spoil Michael rotten Arlene Erickson Scorpio What lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you. — Emerson Likes: Windy days, Led Zep, partying, sleeping late. Bad Company, camping, sunsets, 4-wheelin ' , sunshine, rowdy concerts, Russel Edson ' s poetry, potent 3 ' s. Dislikes: Cold weather, being late, Disco, hassles, dreary days, flat tires, spares and dead batteries in the same night, B4, Q.R.H.S. Coals: To realize my dreams. Better to have tried and failed, than not to have tried at all. Kathy Kate Likes: Traveling, parties, summer of 79, A.C.S.F.W., 7-76, foreigner, close friends, trips to Canada, the Eagles, taking long walks along the beach, tennis, the first snowfall. Dislikes: Conceited people, being bored, R O. D. S., saying good-bye. Coals: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. Sayings: Leave me alone. You ' ve gotta be kidding. Pete Pate Leo — July 29,1962 We do not remember days, we remember moments. If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t, it never was. Likes: Cerard, Cape Cod, roses, cheering, 9, sunsets, the beach, Charlie Daniels, parties, frenchfries, waterfights, money, Our Plan . Dislikes: L. W., people who go after taken boyfriends!, people who are fake, goodbyes, being bored. Goals: To become an executive secretary, to be able to choose the life I want to live. Sayings: You fool! Ya know? I don ' t get it. Soon the earth would be covered with dust, and a new earth would be born. All nations of Indians long dead would come back to life. The White man would disappear and the buffalo would return. Bill Likes: Traveling, trucks, long weekends, parties, Kansas, nice people. Dislikes: Boring classes, being broke, missing a concert, stuck up snobs. Coals: To make it in life. Sayings: Think of the bright side, it ' s not all that bad. Kathleen A. fargnoli Petra Lirmbach Tina Erickson 28 William P. Flagg Who does not love wine, women and song, remains a fool his whole life long. — I. H. Voss Tim Fortune Ralf Likes: The mountains and Walking, The beach and sailing, Riding , big parties. Dislikes: Ma., Disco, Q.R.H.S. lunches. The King, warm beer. Coals: To be satisfied with my existence. Sayings: I can dig it. Cheryl A. Giard Darby Gwen Giard Cancer 7 4 62 Likes: Weekends, sunsets, Fleetwood Mac, Winnie the Pooh, eating, 4, little kids, P.M., true friends, waterskiing, full moons, talking, Nursie ' s office, Quabbin Reservoir, beaches, being independent, the Muppets, 12 24 79, wine, U.S. History. Dislikes: Monday mornings, being alone, Gardner, red lights, the system, being broke, living on Taylor Street, yellow, staying home, being hurt, making decisions, getting demerits, the drinking age, house parties, being used, disloyal relatives, goodbyes. Goals: To help stop the brutal abuse of children, for the future of our society lies in the hearts and minds of our children. Accept me as I am so I can learn what I may become. We are one another, we are two together, we are three forever, we are four each other. — Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young The sun shines behind every dark cloud. Darb Darbis Likes: Dan, macaroni, art, daisies, 1 rings, life, 8 27 79. Dislikes: Liver, Ivory soap, the smell of doughnuts, McDonalds. Goals: To stop biting my fingernails and to enjoy every second I ' m alive. Sayings: Okay Can I have a puff I ' m so bored, really. Try to do it with a smile — it ' s more fun! Likes: The Allman Brothers, sunny days, climbing mountains, The Stones, Porshe Turbo 911, big parties, sleeping late, soccer, spaghetti, loud music. Dislikes: Accidents, disco, living up to other peoples expectations, being broke, spinach, Algebra, rainy weekends, 4 minutes between classes, broken legs. Goals: to pass Tony in a Porshe Turbo, to live happily and figure out the thing called life. Sayings: Excellent Wicked good Joseph M. Giarusso “If you can ' t be with the one you love . . . love the one you ' re with. “Do what you want today because you might not be around to do it tomorrow. “Joe Likes: Music, guitars, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, Jimi Hendrix, long hair, leather hats, Georgia, Class of 80 parties, Indian Head Rock, good trips, 10 27 79. Dislikes: Parades in Gardner, people who are always late, boring classes, conservatives, bad surprises, high class people, band first thing in the morning. Goals: To be happy and play music for the rest of my life. Sayings: “What ' s up Bet a hair cut. Tunzo, I need $5. Why me? Walk slowly. All you ' ll ever come to is yourself. — Thoreau “Don ' t let go of what you have until you have hold of something else. Jan Gravy Gimpy Narney Likes: Decent gentlemen (?), parties without injuries, B M, summers, beaches, friendly ghosts, trucks, drive- ins, new experiences, Felton, sports, music, concerts, hitches, NJ, my weekends, driving around, Ohio, Italian and Polish foods, talking, money, 4 28, my fellow workers, friendliness and happiness. Dislikes: August 3, being told what to do, labs, worries, break ups, 9 7 79, large phone bills, snobs, being grounded, no wheels, cliques, crutches, crying, pain. Goals: M B A. (management), to marry someone who can cook, to feel the same sense of security away from home as I felt while I was there. Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Jack Likes: People, parties, drinking. Dislikes: Snobs, bad parties, foamy kegs, Cohen ' s, boring classes. Goals: To become an engineer. Sayings: Oh really That ' s cool I like it Everyone carries within him the world in which he must live. Lis Ace Squaw Likes: R.D., M L., snowmobiling, motocross, friendly people, 10 19 79, Harvy, modeling. Dislikes: Stuck up peopie, 7 20 79. Goals: To become a successful model. Sayings: What else is new? 007, huh? 000. Janet Anne Graves John Guimond Joseph O. Grandone Lisa A. Gunnarson “Music was my first love and it will be my last. Music of the future and music of the past.” You can love music but it can ' t love you back. Steve Likes: Music, people, skiing, vacations, the summer of 79 . Dislikes: 5 week vacations, Dec. 23, 78, wars. Coals: To be known as the greatest tubist in the world. Sayings: But no. You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. If it ' s there, go for it. Likes: Sue, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Charlie Daniels, Tucker, Outlaws, good food, D and M-180, 9 10 77, Heart broken bopper, winning, the Senior area. Dislikes: Disco, Ford Pintos, sub-zero weather, being broke, snobs, jocks, homework, Monday mornings, riding the bus. Coals: To become rich, to own a beach house. Sayings: What ' s up? Let ' s split the scene. That reminds me Hey, I ' m not green, am I? There is no place like here. There is no time like now. Help me Mr. Wizard! Kathy Likes: Parties, having good times, Florida, Hawaii, good friends to talk to, Free Bird, cruisin ' in my automobile, the sun. Dislikes: Homework, being home early, two faced people, green hair. Sayings: Hey Sis He ' s not a wimp. Do it to it. Life is a waste of time. Time is a waste of life. So spend your life time wasted and have the time of your life. Schultz Likes: Chevy ' s, hot rods, Michelob, running. Dislikes: Wimps, Fords and Mopars, disco, blue lights. Coals: To be a pilot and own a Vette. Sayings: Hey screwball Steven Hansen Mark B. Harty Kathleen A. Hill Kevin A. Hill Life is to live and to live is to go through life. ' Cook Book Likes: Fast cars, 4x4, M.P. Dislikes: Working at Howe ' s Coals: To be successful at whatever I do. Sayings: What? Richard Holbrook Buzz Likes: Sports, Eagles, food, vacations. Dislikes: Being sick, working. Coals: To be rich and successful. Wendy Ruth Hunter David R. Irwin Existence will remain meaningless for you if you yourself do not penetrate into it with active love and if you do not in this way discover its meaning for yourself. Everything is waiting to be hollowed, by you ... If you wish to believe, love! Meet the world with the fullness of your being! Wendelynn Wendell Asa Hana Likes: Lace, pink moods, patchwork quilts, raw honey, smiling, wild flowers, colorful days, people watching, room 129, daydreams, snowflakes, creative pastimes, avoiding reality, veggies, Hubbardston, the Class of 1980, Apple Bowls, naked feet in the rain, thunder and lightning, being silly, learning new things, loving life, warm fuzzys, Peach Brandy and Cranberry juice! Dislikes: Living in the past, unwanted expectations, dead lines, constipation, the negative effects of society, feeling alienated, disco, bright lights and loud music, those unwilling to make an effort! Coals: To enjoy a fun and adventurous life — to find my purpose of existence and someday to locate a successful path around the wicked ways of society! Sayings: Silly kids are everywhere Definitely Likes: Good friends, Molson ' s, hunting, Moose brook, fast cars, building cabins, Done ' s Falls, skiing, trying new things. Dislikes: B.D.C. and 5 W.S., false accusations, Know it all ' s , unlicensed detectives, broken cars, cold feet, cops, Living In Populated Surroundings. Goals: To be a successful computer programmer. “Dick Jake Likes: 4 X 4 ' s, fishing, Monty Python, The Who. Dislikes: Disco, anything that goes wrong. Coals: To make a lot of money. Your only obligation in any life time is to be true to yourself. ' Feather Pubatsinella Lindi-lou Likes: Brown eyed susans and cracker jack surprises, birch trees, Wayne, massages, back scratches. Fab, the sky, balloons, nature, spirits, the dulcimer, Rowan, bright colors and lots of music. Dislikes: Violence, the cold, dishonesty, nicotine addiction. Rowan nukes. Coals: A communal farm with buddies, anything wonderful. Sayings: Mmmm Peace. ' I like being who I am and not someone I pretend to be. Janie Likes: Riding around, the Fall, sewing, being around a lot of people, doing the opposite of what I ' m supposed to be doing, Fridays, good music. Dislikes: Snobby two faced people who think they ' re better than every one else, spiders and snakes, rainy days, Monday mornings, people who lie. Goals: To get my PhD in Psychology, and to travel around the world at least once. Sayings: Well ex-cu-se me! I never said I was perfect. What? Likes: Parties, J. Ceils, Led Zeppelin, cruisin ' around, sleeping late, Trans Ams. Dislikes: Disco, school. Goals: To be successful in whatever I choose. Sayings: Oh Cod! Richard E. Jakshtis Lynne Jette Jane Claire Kane Kathy L. Knight ■ Christine Anne Larson False friends are like our shadow, keeping close to us while we walk in the sunshine, but leaving us the instant we cross into the shade! — Bovee There ' s a part of me learning. That it ' s all been in jest. At the end of my journey. It ' s like I never left. — Dave Mason Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Co where ever the wind blows but don ' t let the wind engulf you. Live it up — you only have one life. Buttons jeannettie Likes: Saturday nights, Barre Circle, Pap Cino ' s, McD crew, V.W., 17, yellow roses, meeting new people, class of ' 80, per. 4, gold, junk food, jewelry, surprises, smiling faces, 10 8 79. Dislikes: Ed King, being bummed-out, being tied down, people who yell, flashlights, closet poles, working on Friday nights and seeing j.C. do a Vh backwards flip off ot crow hill, 10 14 79, science. Coals: Travel, be free, become an airflight attendant and most of all be happy . Sayings: Take it easy Catch ya later Get off it! The only way to have a friend is to be one. — Emerson Chris Christopher Likes: Soccer, the Group, 15. Dislikes: Some Cl ' s. Goals: To work with little kids. Sayings: Who me? Can I go home? Please tell me! What? Jeannette Lamoreaux Cynthia L. LaPorte Every living creature has the spirit to be free. Good friends never lose each other. Mindy Cin Cin Likes: Sports, summer of 79, Hampton, kids, Class of ' 80, 3 Fields, jumping puddles, 1, 18, trees, togetherness of team 79, California, hot dogs, skating, J.B., puddles, H.B., L.B., our mascot. Dislikes: Flashlights, pot holes, S.R.R.S.J.M., bike ride, two faced people, liver, peer pressure, cold floors, Yankee Doodles, Pizza Party, people who use other people, leaving Spinelli Goals: To work with children, to have my own day care center. Sayings: No problem Come on Ron Likes: Capris, wrestling, track, 57, SAWR, Rhonda. Dislikes: Cutting weight. Goals: To be successful at whatever I do. Sayings: AHEEE 36 I think, I know you think I am: and perhaps we are in truth this way. The day I take the walk of knowing you ' ll see my mysterious inner growth, unfolding. What happens when life becomes perfect? It won ' t, but think how much challenge there ' d be. Rich Likes: Science fiction. Corvettes, music, wordgames, love, philosophy, photography, nature, camping. Dislikes: Rules that don ' t adapt, pollution, thieves, deadlines. Goals: To figure myself and or life out. Sayings: Sure, I bet Hey What a problem causer! Welcome back my friend to the show that never ends, we ' re so glad you could attend, step inside, step inside. It ' s all right to drink like a fish, providing you drink what a fish drinks. Abe Hot Rod Big )ohn Likes: Girls! Chevy vans and trucks, English Coon hounds, walking in the woods, parties, rock and roll, southern rock, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Charlie Daniels Band. Dislikes: Stuck up people, sickness. Southern Comfort, cold weather, vehicles that don ' t run. Goals: To do the best I can at what I do in life. Sayings: Keep the bears off your tail and the beavers in your lap. Certainly Sure Why not? The mind — is bound by many cords of logic and of reasons, while the heart — is often bound by the invisible thread of a single memory. Winston O. Abbott To love is the most precious gift one can give. To be loved is the most precious gift one can receive. Likes: Weekends, Coca-Cola, Fleetwood Mac, Cape Cod, the ocean, sunsets, The Big E, red roses, 1 1 4 79, (but loves T.M.) Dislikes: Monday mornings, rainy days, vegetables, not getting things done on time, forceful people. Goals: To get a good job, get married and live a long happy life one day at a time. Sayings: Really. Sounds good. Ronald Longvall John N. Lincoln Linda E. Lindsey Richard B. LePoer Likes: K.B.N., Sunny days, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, close friends, faded jeans, flowers, talking on the phone, the playground, full moons. Dislikes: Disco, homework, diets, being cold, oral reports. Coals: To Be happy. Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Maybe the bell won ' t ring Kim Lee , Kimmy Likes: Rat, V.W. Bug, roller skating, flying, horses, mellow parties, long hair, Free Bird, the full moon on a clear night, clouds, brown, poetry, art, candle light, sunsets, special friends. Dislikes: People who assume, fluorescent lights, mirrors, cruel people, fads, crowds, perfection. Coals: To get as much as I possibly can out of life. Sayings: Spacey , Ya know , I dunno , No, that will never do , Oh, yeah! , Yeah, right . Eric the Red Likes: Moody blues. Hockey, soccer, baseball. Dislikes: Mushrooms, getting up at 4:30a.m., washing dishes. Goals: Someday to be a Pro Hockey player. Sayings: Looks like it ' s gonna snow . But the real and lasting victories are those of peace and not of war. Ralph Waldo Emerson. If anything can go wrong, it will. Drew Likes: Friday and Saturday nights. Cape Cod, Smugglers Beach, lack Daniels, fresh air, and yellow sunshine. Dislikes: Yarmouth, P.D., Math, work, selfish people. Goals: just try to be the best person I can be. To be remembered. Janice R. Madsen Kim Maillet Andrew Marchetta Sayings: Hey, what ' s up? , It ' s been a while , Take it easy . 37 Life is composed to two parts; that which is past, a dream, and that which is to come, a wish. On a cold day, warm someone with your smile. M.J. Likes: Sunrises, one red rose, being Italian, skiing, parties, the ocean, music, a warm fire on a cold day, laughing, full moons, coffee, Barre Circle, smiles, M.L.H.B., sunsets, D.A.P., 3 16 79. Dislikes: Monday mornings, rainy days, speeding tickets, no money, not getting the car, being unemployed, waiting, tears, saying good bye. Coals: To find inner peace and . . . to live happily ever after. Sayings: Unreal , What a riot. The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Kathie Likes: M.D.M., Rolling Stones, Chocolate chip cookies, cartoons, McDonald ' s french fries. The Muppet Show, parties, springtime, peanut butter sandwiches, Malboeuf Rd., 10 14 79, peanut M M ' s, weekends, good friends. Creature Double Feature, our book. Dislikes: Getting lost at Beaver Lake, doing dishes, getting up in the morning, pepper and onion pizza, the bus, cold weather, P.B.M. Coals: To be successful in whatever I choose to do. You ' re kidding, Where ya going , Let ' s go. As soon as you trust yourself, you will know how to live. Goethe Yesterday is always gone, tomorrow is always here. De-Dot , Ginger , joycey-Woycey , Rod , Shirley . Likes: Having six brothers, money, people, traveling, riding around, buying clothes, chocolate ice cream, chocolate, remembering old times, art, joking around, being happy, going to the beach, summer, airplanes, car races, horseback riding, talking, 6 20 79. Dislikes: Having six brothers, hassles, the thought of raw eggs, rainy days, homework, tests, lectures, blushing, holes in socks, bad days, taking notes, running out of ink. Goals: To take life as it comes. I do not think that winning is the most important thing. I think winning is the only thing. — Bill Veeck. Life is not easy. Boanie , The Mac Likes: Winning, the lake, Miller and M.G.A., McDonald ' s, the k. ride, S.S., McSki, Inc., Sports, shutouts. New York Yankees, The Mascot , The Demos , four wheeling, 22, 1. Dislikes: Monday mornings, mushrooms, H.F. , The Five Questions , losing, the pitching machine, concussions. Getting caught S.S., penalty shots, leaving Spinelli, The Bird. Goals: To coach and to enjoy life. Sayings: I didn ' t do it. It must be amnesia Where we going? Mary Jane Marconi Kathleen A. Martel Joyce Lyn Mascroft Joan McDonald lames Mclntire Erin Melanson Bernard C. Melski “And the time will come when you see we ' re all one, and life flows on within you and without you George Harrison Jim , Hymie Likes: Solitude, lethro Tull, excitement, Friday night, Tolkien. Dislikes: D + M , G.P.D. Goals: To change the world in some way. Sayings: What? , Huh , Yeh, right. Likes: Field hockey, going for walks, building snowmen, Tuesdays and Saturdays, 3, the Quabbin Reservoir, sunrises, ice skating, watermelon, grapes, silver, trying new things, Halloween, good friends. Dislikes: Getting my picture taken, shoes, being under pressure, homework over the weekend, tests, being told that I can ' t do something, waiting, being late, leaving Spinelli. Goals: To set a goal, reach it, and then set another. If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams and endeavors to live the life he has imagined, he will meet with a success unknown in common hours. Thoreau I woke up this morning, I got myself a beer . . Bernie Likes: Allman Brothers Band, soccer, Allens, People, Rolling Stones, sunsets, honesty, snowball fights. Dislikes: Disco, hangovers, fat people who don ' t care, jocks, noise, liver, cold weather, M.O.M. Goals: Live life day by day, having to satisfy myself, to be happy in whatever I do. Sayings: Get off my cloud , Eat a peach. )ohn Mercik 39 Likes: Beatles, S.F., Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, cross-country, broken shoe laces. Sayings: lemon curry? splunge semprini Michael Merigold . ., and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. Henry David Thoreau )o Likes: My family and wood piling parties, Oh leeepers , Baciu ' s hugs and lasagna, dessert, attics, the ocean, camping, music, Arsenic and Old Lace, Animal Crackers, the Wife of Bath, an imagination, sarcasm, being alone with peace and quiet and a good book. Dislikes: Shopping, other people ' s dirty laundry, being cheerful before 8 A M., breakfast, the crowd . Goals: To travel the world . . . find an ending to my poems . . . Man is the only creature endowed with the power of laughter; is he not also the only one that deserves to be laughed at? Greville )oann Marie Midura You can ' t always get what you want M.|. Where there ' s a will, there ' s a way! Scotti Likes: Strawberry shortcake, rowdy concerts, the ). Geils Band, Clearwater R.I., fresh air, melting brown eyes, SAS, 10 10 T, 22.5 TNT. Dislikes: Sauerkraut, cold floors, Moxie, disco, warm beer, one uncertain teacher, boredom, if, and war! Goals: To find it. Sayings: Whoops , Hey beautiful , Tonz of Fun. Likes: Pizza, laughing, broccoli, mushrooms, frogs, smushy faces, being fed, the Big Tuna, popcorn, boat houses, 7 6 78, the M M ' s code, Only the Good Die Young. Dislikes: W.A., when it ' s really dark, spaghetti, colds, bus rides, when ).B. goes out at 10 feet, warts. Goals: To find happiness as a |r High Biology teacher. Sayings: I hate to tell you this but . . . you Fool! Scott Miller Kim Ann Mongeau I ' m never gonna be a millionaire, just pass me over ' cause I don ' t care. I ' m gonna sit right back in my easy chair all day. C.D.B. Mork Likes: Mark, bluegrass, buddies, ice cream, lamas. Dislikes: Nukes, the system. Goals: To be happy. The land cannot be sold for it is a gift from the Great Spirit to his children. So long as they live upon this land, they have a right to the soul. Only things that can be carried away can be sold and that is not the way with the land. Black Hawk Porpoise Morty Likes: Hunting, fishing, trucks and riding around, Tull. Dislikes: Rainy days, Monday mornings, getting stuck, Camaros, H.L., SAT ' S, Village People, posted signs. Goals: To become a dentist. Heracio Archibald Likes: Willie Nelson, red headed strangers, Steve Martin, Blues Brothers. Dislikes: Running out of gas, J.B., disco, jocks. Goals: To become rich and famous. Sayings: Stay out from in between my toes. You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. — Steven Wills Tiger Likes: Sports, Miller, girls (one at a time), 4 wheelin ' , outdoors, summer nights, Hampton, spending money, traveling. Cape Cod, friends, football pools. Dislikes: Accidents, mornings, dry nights, no car, two sided people, being sick. Goals: To make Mortell and Skerry Inc. the biggest computer business east of the Mississippi. Sayings: What ' s up? Mr. Timothy John Morrissey I Kathleen M. Moore Andrew Moriarty Dan Mortell 41 A successful man looked for the best in others, gave the best he had, and left the world better than he found it. Only a free spirit can soar through the mystery of possibility. Likes: Airplanes, R C flying, Cessna 180 ' s, piper cubs. Macks, Peterbilts, cutting wood, Lumber mills, Ford pickups, fishing, camping, Labrador retrievers. Dislikes: Not being able to get gas, salads, soy sauce, poodles, Volkswagens. Coals: To become the best aircraft mechanic in the world, and to become the owner of an airport. If at first you don ' t succeed, try, try again. The south is going to do it again. Nuke Uncle Wade Likes: C.D.B, J.D., Bluegrass, hiking in the woods, Jibbiers, 55-57 Chevies, fishing, hunting, girls, full baggies, Skynyrd, being with friends, partying, smokeouts. Dislikes: Disco, snobs, C.P.D., H.P.D., people who think they ' re better than others. Coals: Forest ranger or wild life management officer, to live in the Canadian rockies. Sayings: What ' s up folks? It ' s better to take a chance in life, to win a victory or suffer defeat, even though scarred by failure . . . than it is to live in the shadow of life as some do, never knowing a victory or defeat, because they have not the guts to try. Evel Knievel Rick Rico Likes: Skiing, hunting, fishing. Beard ' s, outdoors, wild and crazy Sat. nights, Barre Gulf, good parties, 9 9 77, Winstons, good friends, 4 W.D., Irish Setters, Millers, The Beach Boys, Elvis, spending money, 257. Dislikes: Rolling over Datsuns, spending all my money repairing other people ' s cars, people who think they ' re too good for you ; flashing blue lights, breaking away from close friends. Coals: Probation officer. Sayings: Heavy duty Be real Well, |oe, are we lost now or what? Hey you wimp You can ' t always get what you want. Bruce Likes: Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, SS 3%, Chevelles, concerts, wild parties, weekends, city life, Kashmier, Neil Young Dislikes: Men with badges, country life, mellow parties, 24 demerits, C.D.B, disco, Mondays, Sunday mornings, the bus driver, bells and tones. Coals: To be successfully lazy and become rich while doing it, to own a blue 69 3% Super Sport, and to be able to get away with anything. Sayings: I think I ' m late You know what I mean? Sure you do! I guess that ' s life in the big city. 42 Kenneth Nims t • V T , 1 • 1 1 ■ 0-1 Dawn O ' Donnell Cheryl Lynn Olsen j • •; « V . V .; 4 . � ' fc -. -r.3 ;v. • • l r rt j fy %- : ,p TOT I ' i .is T Muscles Fats Dopey Likes: Taking long walks, having parties, going to parties. Dislikes: Math, SS, getting up for school, hang overs. Goals: To move out into my own apartment. Sayings: Wicked How do you spell that? Shut up. For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. — Romans 11:13 The beautiful things in life are free. Cherri Likes: B.J. , pineapple, yogurt, setting and rising sun, rainbows, Satin and Lace , horses, country music, candlelit services, singing, creating, red roses, talking with special friends, Christmas time, the first snowfall, plush carpets, jogging, fluffy clouds. Dislikes: Macho , cold french fries, runny noses. Goals: To achieve happiness and fulfill God ' s will and to make it through college. Sayings: That ' s decent. Oh, really Beautiful beyond belief. If you really want something badly enough you ' ve got to let it go free, and if it comes back to you it ' s really yours; if it doesn ' t, you never had it anyway. — jasper johns If in doubt, guess! But if all else fails, read the directions. )oe Likes: Baseball, soccer, Blondie, Cheryl Ladd, 9 9 77, days on the beach, Gardner on Saturday nights, Maynard Ferguson ' s jazz, 257. Dislikes: 3 and 2 counts, Mondays, accounting tests, watching movies alone, disco. Goals: C.P. A. in one of the big 8. Sayings: Hey, Rich, let ' s take a short cut. I will show you the sunset if you will sit by me, but I cannot bring it there, for so much gold is heavy. — Emily Dickinson Mary C. Palano 43 Chuck Charlie ' Likes: Fast cars, hunting, C.T Dislikes: Getting up in the morning Sayings: No foolin ' ? ' never make mistakes. I once thought I did, but I was wrong. Insist on the best. Likes: 8 20 79, summer, traveling, Miami, gymnastics, skiing, parties. Dislikes: Breaking down on Route 9, snobs, roses, rotten people who run over animals. Coals: To be a successful engineer. Sayings: Time is the essence of all things. If you aren ' t going all the way, why go at all? 5- Chris The challenge in running is not to aim at doing what no one else has done, but to keep doing what some never do and most never will. Likes: Early Mustangs, 67 Camaros, pizza, spaghetti, french fries. Dislikes: Disco, getting up, flat tires, mashed potatoes, peas. Goals: To live Sayings: Whatever Really Hush ' Christopher H. Pirner Mark Pitisci Charles Payne Elaine M. Phelan Dean F. Plouffe Laura Jeanne Posey Bloom where Cod has planted you. Judy Stretch Likes: Being me! hugs, licorice, singing, babies, butterscotch, being alone, sleeping late, cheesecake, sunshine, being tall, dill pickles, talking, Alabama, reading, candy, music, math, crafts, chemistry, Bement 79. Dislikes: McDonald ' s, shakes, squash, being in crowds, poison ivy, having to explain, cliques, waiting, being nervous, biology, plastic flowers. Coals: To be happily married, have 10 children, to be a teacher, to always have something to look forward to, never to feel intimidated. Love is . . . good wine and beautiful women. Stizz Likes: West Coast, Culinary Arts, high speeds, good friends. Dislikes: Munchkins, false faced people. Coals: To be the world ' s greatest chef, to pass away at 40. Tomorrow is just a dream or two away. — Chuck Mangione Ploofie Likes: T.J., 8 19 79, good friends, good times, Six Flags Over Georgia, music, Skid Row . Dislikes: B.D.C., 5 W.S., accidents, learning the hard way, failure, Cilbertville, Living in Populated Surroundings. Sayings: Fairly Come on you wimp. It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. Likes: Music, cartoons, animals, people, bassoon and flute. Dislikes: Late rehearsals, term papers, exams, long bus trips. Coals: To have a good career, and never stop looking ahead to better and brighter things. Sayings: Shut up! Steve Powers Prent Likes: Basketball, sports, Yamaga, Ford 4-W.D., Mack, dirt bike riding. Miller converse all star, winning, M.L.H.B.,M.).M„ 3 16 79. Dislikes: Losing, operations, injuries, homework, flashing blue lights, H.S.W., no money, not getting the car, being ejected from a basketball game. Young and restless friend, you ' ll never pass this way again, so drink the summer wine, reach for the stars while you have time. Your restless dreams will lead the way; So dream your dreams and live for each day. Debbie , Deb , Debba Likes: Special friends, sunsets, the ocean, mountains, music, rainbows, animals, shooting stars, roses, my family, poems. Dislikes: Good-byes, bad memories, guns. Goals: Get a good job and be happy. Sayings: That ' s what they all say! That ' s weak! Oh yuh! Live for today but fear for what tomorrow may bring. Ray . Red , Jr , Ronald Reagan Likes: Animals, McDonald ' s, art, hiking, motorcycles, camping, parties, three day weekends, nature, true friends, sunsets, cross country skiing, life. Dislikes: Due dates, people who think they ' re better than others, Monday ’mornings, false friends. Goals: To live life to its fullest. Sayings: M ' m!, M ' m! , My little pie! We have not wings, we cannot soar, But we have feet to scale and climb By slow degrees, by more and more, The cloudy summits of our time. Build today, then, strong and sure, With a firm and ample base; And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow find its place. — Longfellow Colonel Likes: M.E.M., food, contemplating life, running, sports, old movies, winning, word problems, practice. Moose Brook, camping, sunshine, jamming, dusk, smiling. Goals: Some day to be a real Colonel. Sayings: Later Sayings: You whimp Debora L. Quido Raymond Peter Regin Jr. John Reidy Douglas Alan Prentiss We do not remember days, we remember moments. If I could, I would, and then again I might. Clip, Dawn Likes: G.G.B., period 4 study. Senior area, 9 25 79, Up in smoke , sunny Sunday afternoons, 9 2 79. Dislikes: K.H., homework, people who say yes but then they don ' t, lies, immature people. Coals: To have fun in life, and to enjoy it with Conzo. Sayings: For sure , Decent Nancy Ellen Rice The only way to have a friend is to be one. A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him, I may think aloud. — Emerson Cot to keep on chasing that dream. Nance Likes: Steve, Queen Lake, summers, sunshine, Boston, Italian food, roses, spending money, being able to call long distance, walking in the rain. Dislikes: Winter, cold, being grounded. Coals: To be happy. Sayings: Wicked neat. Love it. Trouble Likes: Playing pool, sewing, music, color green, dogs, her side kick. Dislikes: Rain, Mondays, snobs. Coals: To graduate in 1980. Sayings: That ' s cute. I guess . . . Anita L. Riel Dawn Roach Charles Rogers 47 “Bob Likes: E.M., all sports, scout, parties, concerts, the outdoors, fall. Dislikes: Waking up in the morning, being late, bus rides. Coals: To be independently wealthy. The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence. Suzie , Fred Likes: Brian, full moons and the 7th hole, sports, 12 and 9, eating, Wutzburger, Riunite, our spot, 9 31 79, 4 a.m., J. Browne, stay , B. Seager, Beach Boys, Us and them , my grandparents, 4 wheeling, red raspberries, sunsets, one 22 allnighter , money, us 4 kids. Dislikes: 10 25 79, injuries during districts, returning pumpkins, adams apples, Spanish, W.A. Craceland, being pinched, waiting, practices, losing, Red bird , sunburns, repetition, liars, keep you chin up , L.B., J. Wars, leaving Spinelli. Goals: Therapist, to succeed. Gus Likes: Girls, 4x4 ' s, sports, cross country skiing, logging. Dislikes: Mondays, Disco, demerits. Goals: To be rich. Sayings: Huh? , I don ' t know. Women was made from the rib of man, She was not created from his head to top him, Nor from his feet to be stepped on, She was made from his side to be equal to him: From beneath his arm to be protected by him: Near his heart to be loved by him. Susan Ruddy David W. Russell Eileen Sears You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you just might find, you get what you need! — Mick Scrappa Likes: Soccer, Molson ' s, 4 wheeling, 2, Hampton, winning, Freebird , Fritos, McDotialds, Donald and Daffy Duck, Yaz, Hoop, the family , crazy fallbacks, 10 27 79. Dislikes: Young ' s football pool, losing, not making districts, Mondays, FLTB, Yankee ' s, striking out, SAT ' S, No , pulling trucks out of holes (especially large and deep ones), 10 27 79. Coals: To make SKERRY and Mortell Inc. the biggest computer business east of the Mississippi. Sayings: Mortell, what are yadoing tonight? I ' ll call Sykes, you call Degnan. Likes: Real name, food. White Mountains, sports. Dislikes: Crew cuts, lifeguarding, knee operations, wrestling practice, Stuba . Sayings: Rest satisfied with doing well, and leave others to talk of you as they please. If you don ' t understand my silence you ' ll never understand my words. Likes: Roses, the ocean, sunsets, being alone, concerts, friends. Springtime, the North Brookfield Clique, laughter, cute guys, The Lak e. « Dislikes: Obnoxious loud people (it displays their inability to think profoundly), sweet sixteen, hospitals, The Great Illusion, druggies, Q.R.H.S. Goals: To marry a guy who knows how to run the vacuum cleaner. Sayings: I ' m bored. I don ' t like Mondays. ' have to go to the bathroom. They are free who dare to travel to the end of their thoughts. To imagine is to dream, and to dream is to realize our life-long fantasies. Cindi Butch Sunshine Spunkie Likes: Roses, the ocean, traveling, friends, laughing, eating, the mountains, most sports, sunsets, making people laugh, puppies, fireplaces, 33 . Dislikes: Disco, morning, boring weekends, big decisions, crying, liars, being depressed, giving explanations, being alone, due dates, being broke, goodbyes. Coals: To make my first million before I ' m twenty- one. Sayings: I ' m sorry late. ' Run Kelly, we ' re gonna be Noel Skerry Paul ). Smith fi Janet Sottile Cynthia S. Spinney 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. Likes: Donny, 2 14 77, 8 20 79, summer, beach, talking on the phone, parties, Doritos, wrestling meets, traveling, rowboats, full moons, I.M., Scotland. Dislikes: Being bored, homework, rules, late people, winter. Coals: To get a job in the airlines, to be happy. Sayings: Ah Bummer it. Totally bonkers. Christine A. Staiti Susan Stanley Bechan Sonia Strachan Kim Streeter Zelda Zorron Shorty Likes: Horses, Spring, Summer, gymnastics, kids. Dislikes: Phony people, being sick. Coals: To be 5 ' , to be a nursery school teacher. Sayings: Oh jeez. Wicked excellent. “Live free or die. Love is real, life is real, without life there is no love, without love there is no life. Likes: Evie, 7 11 79, Packard Heights, sincere people, open minded people, Allman Brothers, Freebird, true friends, computers. Dislikes: Overbearing people, people who don ' t act like themselves, D C., getting caught, deadlines, gossip, discrimination. Coals: 7-7-82 at 11:30 a m. To make it through college and become a successful computer programer. Sayings: Don ' t hassle me!” There is a difference between knowledge and know- how . . . knowledge is knowing you know and know- how is proving it. — George Webster Douglas Ingrid Lori Swenson Kelly A. Stymiest Today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Likes: The beach, sunsets, roses, concerts, parties, holidays, having a good time, laughing, sleeping late, fireplaces, summer of ' 79, long weekends, good friends, stuffed animals, camping, getting mail, rainbows, mountains, Miller, sunny days, paydays, food, puppies. Dislikes: Liver, doing dishes, being mad, hurt and cold, liars, getting up early, lima beans, boring weekends. Coals: To live my life the way I please. To be independent and wealthy. Sayings: Unreal You fool Likes: 4-wheelin ' , Mack trucks, girls, Chevy 4x4 ' s, Miller, red white and blue, 4-wheelin ' with |.M., F R., D.M., N.S., J.M., skiing, hunting, cat diesel power, Commander Cody and his lost planet Airmen, Hampton Beach U.S.A., driving trucks (Mack), Mercedes Benz, the nights of indoor soccer. Dislikes: Broken windshields, Fords, two sided people, lazy people, liars, borrowing money from Nora, braces. Coals: To live for all I can and more if possible, to be successful in business, to own three nice Macks Sayings: Wicked neat. Hi foxy! Clinton W. Sykes It is only with the heart that one can see clearly. What is true is invisible to the eye. lack Jackie Likes: Spring, Paris 79, La,CSVJD, Mom and Dad, the farm, being alone, and quiet places. Dislikes: Empty spaces, waiting, F.I.C., the military. Coals: To become a psychologist and live my life quietly. Sayings: Hey, pal! That ' s not true. Huh?? Likes: Navy, Porsche, Fall, Saturday mornings, sailing. Dislikes: Due dates. Coals: To see new lands, learn new things, experience new experiences, to live life to its fullest. Sayings: What? Huh? August 24, 1962 Virgo If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. Dare what you want to dare; dream what you want to dream . . . live. Jo Likes: Hampton Beach, sunsets, roses, full moons, swimming at night, true friends, eating, us 4 kids, fireworks, 4-wheeling with Jeff, my family. Dislikes: Being pressured, having no brakes, sneaky people, fat, waiting, drifting away from good friends, disappointments. Coals: To make the most out of life. Sayings: Hey Bone. ' ' Sure What ' s everyone doing? You are a positive figure of insipidness. There is nothing I can articulate deprecating enough to describe your repugnant personality. Only one of the most degrading caliber would wish to socialize with one of your status. Albatross Joe Jose Likes: Yukon Jack, Kansas, Molsons Golden, Charlie Daniels, Oakhamainian, Monty Python, people who write this stuff for him . . . J.B., C.R. Dislikes: Warm Molsons, sitting on sharp objects, S.S., rainy days and Mondays, Bosses and the like. Coals: Not to set any goals concerning his future inhabitation of the earth as it is. Sayings: Farm Out! F.T.L.C.S. P. Jay Thurston Joanne Valley Jacqueline Ann Thompson Joseph Vogel Loretta Ellen Ward If you see someone without a smile, give him one of yours. Memories are something so special that even time cannot forget, and the memories that we all share will last forever. Retta Ret Likes: The color red, art, walking in the woods, fall days, cold- snowy winters, Nutmeg, the ocean, 7, Quabbin Reservoir, ballet, balloons, friends, red roses and diamonds, icy trees, sunsets, little kids, snowball fights, quiet talks, wine, Bluegrass, Barre Circle, ba nanas and peanut butter, butterfly kisses, running through tall grass and dandelions, lollipops, stars, sleepouts of 77, blue skies, Senior area. Dislikes: Getting up, peer pressure, bad judgements, math, curly hair, muggy-rainy days, black Russians, driving, younger brothers, too many questions, writing letters, not getting what you want, being told what to do, confusion, the bus, saying good-bye. Goals: To graduate from college. To be rich, successful, and to live by the ocean. Sayings: My heart pumps strawberry Kool-aid for you. Yeah, right, Hey tootsie. Un-real Life ' s rough, You brat. Life is like an ice cream cone, just when you think you ' ve got it licked, it drips all over you. Once you find what you were looking for, don ' t let go for you may never see it again. Cuz Winey Kath Likes: COLORADO, art, swimming, sheep shows, the country, Boone ' s Farm Apple Wine, school?, having a good time, senior area, Chad, Lisa, bunnies, Hardwick thunder. Dislikes: Rainy days, beer, being cold, saying goodbye, driving in the city, crowded halls. Coals: To go to college and to eventually have a family. Sayings: Isn ' t it cute Correct-amundo Kathryn B. Weinheimer April 25, 1962 Taurus Love is like a bed of roses, thorns and all. Snoopy Jan Likes: Vacations, Nova Scotia, Ray, cats, 4 22 77, sewing, cooking, driving, Charlie Daniels Band, Seals and Crofts, going shopping with Lori, having friends, Christmas, kids. Dislikes: Snobby people, two-faced people, saying goodbye, fights, headaches, doing dishes, homework, rain. Goals: To be rich and successful in whatever I do. Sayings: Leave me alone. Janice Ellen Welch Likes: Fran, Jason, being married, Oct. 27, 1979. Dislikes: Monday mornings, being rushed, confusion, people who are stuck on themselves. Goals: To finish high school and pursue my career. Sayings: I hate morning. Renee White Likes: Good friends, thunder and lightning, adventures, music, sleeping late, Creature Double Feature and Our book. Dislikes: getting lost, long bus rides, Doritos! Goals: To make it through college. To be successful and happy. Stephanie Wlodarczyk Kathy Ann Woodland There are two words that sum up human wisdom: wait and hope. When God made man. She was only joking. Blondie Steph Steffie Likes: Meeting people, foreign languages, 1 13 78, Teddies, talking. Dislikes: Not much except for certain geometric figures and expressions such as Horizontal and Linear, P.F. the tennis pro, and sexists. Goals: To become a nursie. Sayings: Right? You ' re not very intelligent, are you? I ' m supposed to know? Why do I always have to do it? Sensitivity is shown by cancer to protect their own love, money, land or home. They will not crab if left alone. Time brings everything to those who wait. Likes: Bill Robinson, 5 31 77, the ocean, strawberries, summertime, red roses, watermelon, eating, Doritos, dogs ().P.), concerts, friends, taking long walks, the TA, sleeping, going out, class of 80 , ice cream, being alone, McDonalds, 4 18 79 to 4 22 79, Hampton Beach, reading, the munchies, stuffed animals, the Beachboys, us 4 kids. Dislikes: Rainy days, warm milk, Monday mornings, being tired, staying home, being told what to do, fat, fake people, mushrooms, smoke in my face, fighting, goodbyes, 9 28 78 to 12 23 78, being cold. Goals: To be successful, to live life to its fullest and always to be happy, to make my dreams come true. Sayings: I don ' t know Nothing ' Sure Why should I? I don ' t care. I have not yet begun to fight. — J.P.J. Chuck Likes: Ford trucks, Peterbilts, 65 Chevelles, Michelob, hunting, punta, McDonalds, Charlie Daniels Band, Hampton Beach. Dislikes: H.P.D., losing, wimps, blue lights. Goals: To own my own logging business. Sayings: Puppy dog F.S.N. Wimp 56 Kelly Wypych SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Senior Class Officers: Row 1: K. Woodland (Sec.), ) Sottile (Treas.), Row 2: C. LaPorte (Pres.), ). McDonald (V. Pres.). President Vice President Treasurer Secretary 58 SAM FOSS Had we thought you could have died We might not weep for thee But we forgot when by thy side That thou coulds ' t mortal be It never through our minds had passed That our time would e ' er be o ' er When we on thee should look our last And thou shoulds ' t smile no more. 59 FACULTY SCHOOL COMMITTEE School Committee. Seated: John Scott, Roy Rossi, Dr Richard Allan, Jeri lyn Babineau, Alan Lewis. Standing: lames Vaida, (ohn Barringer, Chairperson, Charles Chase, Richard Stevens. ADMINISTRATION Leo Sullivan, Principal Corridon Trask, Superintendent TT Til n ♦ Ikik 62 Donald Raffier, Assistant Principal Paul Allen, Assistant Principal |ohn Musante Raymond Castriotta Edmund Poor Roberta Crandone SOCIAL STUDIES Raymond Turcotte Suzanne Musnicki Olen Muir, Student Teacher Sumner Webster Michael Staiti Glenn Stratton (D H ) FOREIGN LANGUAGES Cathleen Scanlan Claudia Glodas BUSINESS Brian Scarbeau Sandra Plumb (D.H.) Diana Rocheleau mm science Grant Peckham Richard Stickle Kevin Brobeck )ean Carmel I William Gauld v Maureen Marshall (D.H.) Merton Baker Richard Renes Carol Staiti, Student Teacher Albert Carlin MATHEMATICS Ed Perron Howard Lubatkin Richard Lyon Maurice Letourneau Paul Morello lacqueline Taylor (D.H.) Margaret Thombs HOME ECONOMICS Mary Lawlor (D.H.) Beth Ann Boehm NJROTC lames Martin MUSIC Winslow Sawyer Alexis Black John Hansen (D.H.) INDUSTRIAL ARTS Roger LaMontagne (D.H.) Richard Newell James Massa SPECIAL SERVICES Michael Petrucci MEDIA CENTER Norma Hosington Helen Phelan Barbara Sabolefski Fae Remelius 1- Paul Teto, Director Frederick Wassel 68 Thomas Cabot, Director Evelyn Benedict GUIDANCE Christine Sherman Catherine Murray Albert Cormier, Director Dennis LeBlanc Bettyanne Parsons AIDES Dorothy Miknaitis Nancy Pitisc Phyllis Bulter Burton Frost Ethel Trifilo Sandra LeCroix Daisy Widing Louise Yleva MONITORS ' w, m ■ Lucy Valente |une Franciose Lorraine Miller Edith Morgan, Coordinator OFFICE SECRETARIES Bernice Miller IN MEMORIAM JOHN FARGNOLI Dedication and care showed through all of his work. Cheerfulness and high spirits glowed on his face, brightening the day of all those in his presence. UNDERCLASSES 73 JUNIORS i | | 1 1 1 ' n ' 1 4 1 I 1 A m :■ PFU - « ' rp � ftjr I fr. Vi Freshman Class Officers: M. Raffier, President, D. Stratton, Vice-president, C. Noble, Treasurer, D. Bol- duc, Secretary. 80 CLUBS 81 DRAMA CLUB DramaClub — Rowl: M. Nachtigall, B. White, T. Reed, A. Crondin, N. Staiti, M. Castriotta, D. Sirois. Row 2: P. Hudson, M. Russell, S. Tomasello, L. Valardi, ). Crawford, D. Holden, J. Potter, M. Castriotta. Row 3: C. Miller, S. Furst, M. Whitham, H. Lewis, ). Brandon, H. Dean, H. Bolger, C. Cirardi. Row 4: W. O ' Donnell, J. Pickens, Mr. Massa — Advisor, G. Albro, D. Stratton, M. Raffier, J. Cirelli, S. Langelier. Student Advisory Council — Row 1 : J. Sullivan, P. LePoer. Row 2: C. Dahl, ). Pickens, J. Potter, R. Thyd n ( STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL 82 Compliments of Rich ' s Department Store Senior High Student Council — Row 1: M. Docherty, L. Brown, C. Perez, S. Rich, T. Degnan, M. Martone, S. Harding. Row 2: M. Marconi — Vice Pres., R. Wetmore, J. Furst, K. Moore, R. Smith, K. Hill, J. Reidy — Pres., L. Alexandrovich. Row 3: Mr. Webster — Advisor, J. Brandon, S. Cauvin, T. Bolger, H. Bolger, M. Castriotta — Treasurer, L. Posey — Secretary, B. White. Not Present: A. Moriarty, D. Plouffe. French Club — Row 1 : K. Sirois, D. Brockman, N. Staiti, S. Malin, T. Reed, C. Walker, L Messier, S. Tomasello, I Mongeau, A Salminen, B Phoenix, H. Lewis, I Thompson, A Kenda, C Crevier, S. Dixson, V. Dextradeur. Row 2: C. Valardi, T Lam, C. Sibley, R O ' Donnell, P. Hud- son, M Russell, |. Miarecki, K Rochford, N Rochford, C. Hyde, L Perrott, D. Roy, S. Langelier, K. Rossi, ). Young, K Hill Row 3: D. johnson, G Grossman, M. Thibeault, S. Ju dd, ). Sullivan, ). Crawford — Sec, L Labrousse, N. Briggs, A. Westlund, A. Dextradeur, M. Sullivan, K. Day, T. Bolger, D Armstrong, T. Staiti. Row 4: B Lincoln, M. Hutchinson, P. LePoer, L. Sane, N. Rice — V. Pres, P. Vincent — Pres, ). Pickens — Treas, D. Sibley, L. Blais, S. Wlodarczyk, L. Martel, L Alexandrovich, B. Perron, T. Dorsey, T. Nurmi. Row 5: M. Docherty, S. Johnson, S. Morse, C. Lowell, M. Waterman, L. Masson, D. Despres, E. Studt, N. Morrissette, J. Potter, S. lanulevicus, S. Clark, D. Haynes. c FRENCH CLUB ) Compliments of Windsor Hotel 83 c SPECIAL OLYMPICS Special Olympics — Row 1 : E. Baldwin, ). Kerstetter, R. Foley, B. Valardi, E. Valardi. Row 2: Mr. Frost, D. Shays, V. Clark, M. Nicholson, D. Shays, E. Majka. Row 3: Mr. Paula, B. West, R. loyal, W. Clark, Miss Thompson, Mrs. Lewis. §§K ■1, Jrfl m iL.- fil -ji HP ■ m M Spanish Club — Row 1 : M. Gallery, ). Midura, ). Lorion, D. Newell, G. Murray, R. Newell, Mr. Massalski — Advisor. Row 2: M. Nachtigall, M. Pitisci, M. Gallery, D. Midura, C. Lowell, B. Kettell, D. Benoit, C. Lowe, S. Smiley. Row 3: M. Madsen, A. Griffin, G. Musante, L Valardi, R. Smith, M. Castriotta, S. Emmons, D. Mankin, K. Christensen. Not Present: ). Mitchell, B. White. Compliments of 84 Leo Reponen ' s Insurance Agency National Honor Society — Row 1 : N. Skerry, G. Murray, M. Fulton, A. Dextradeur, P Stoll, A. Kenda. Row 2: ) Midura — Secretary, K. Day, ). Potter, L. Posey, R. Smith, W. O ' Donnell, S. Allen, M. Castriotta — Treasurer. Row 3: M. Marconi, L. Sinkoski, S. Ruddy, V. Dextradeur, J. Sottile, D. Anderson, P. Vincent, M. Kowal, S. (anulevicus, ). Mclntire, R. Roy, M. Crowley. Not Present: ). Reidy — President, D. Plouffe — V. Pres. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ) ft R D S T 0 H Audio Visual Media — Row 1 : M. McDonald, I Paquin Row 2: A. Bealand, C. Dupell, J. Gaudette, D. Sirois. AV MEDIA CORPS ) Compliments of The Woodwards Hubbardston General Store 85 f OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION J C LIBRARY MEDIA CORPSJ Model Congress — P. Vincent, J. Pickens, J. Vincent. C MODELCONCRESS J Compliments of The Village Market Office Education Association — Row 1 : ). Branham, L. Blais. Row 2: A. Salminen, T. Degnan, B. Trudeau — Secretary, L. Messier. Row 3: Mrs. Rocheleau — Advisor, C. Berube — Vice President, L. Alger — Treasurer, S. Young, D. Sibley — President, Ms. Plumb — Advisor. Not Present: V. Dextradeur, S. )udd, P. Heyes. Library Media — ). Caudette, M. McDonald, ). Paquin, S. Simonin. Not Pres- ent: C. Day, D. |udd, G. Prime, M. Hutchinson, B. Shays. C wrestungclub Wrestling Club — B. Benoit, M. Neylon, P. Smith, P. Stoll, J. Young, J. Benoit, R. Longvall. { PRINTING CLUB J ftRDSTOH Printing Club — Mrs. Miknaitis, Advisor, E. Haddad, M. Raffier, C. Simmerer. Debating Club — Row 1: M. Spinney, C. Hughes, C. Despres, R. Dupell, D. Majka. Row 2: S. Emmons, R. Lindsey, A. Bechan, M. Fontaine, D. Mankin, C. Cariepy. Row 3: F. Frenier, P. Hudson, D. Prime, D. Crowley, C. Dahl, T. Lowe. c DEBATING CLUB ) Compliments of J.C. Penney 87 LATIN CLUB Senior High Latin Club — Seated: M. Castriotta, Treas., J. Crawford, Sec., M. Castriotta, Pres., L. Posey, V. Pres. Row 1: Mrs. Crandone — Advisor, K. Adomaitis, K. Crowley, J. Fales, L. Anderson, M. LaFleur, L. Valardi, D. White, Ms. Scanlan — Advisor. Row 2: M. Degon, B. Goodfield, K. Handy, T. Ouellette, T. Lam, C. St. Louis, A. Kowal, ). Sullivan, B. White, C. Albro, A. Crondin, L. Rivers, M. Fontaine, C. Cariepy, T. Reed, M. Nachtigall, M. McDonald, D. Crowley. Row 3: C. Dupre, S. Rock, E. Phelan, L. Sparks, L. Roberts, K. DiPierro, S. Allen, C. Dahl, P. Stoll, S. lanulevicus, C. Allen, B. Como. PANTHER PRESS Compliments of The Beauty Barn Hairstyling Salon Panther Press — Row 1 : M. Gallery, J. Midura, G. Albro, J. Pickens, J. Reidy, M. Martone, J. Sullivan, ). Brandon, T. Bolger, A. Kowal. Row 2: K. Potter, P. Vincent, K. Weinheimer, B. Kettell, C. Day, N. Morrissette, C. Dupell, G. McCauley, S. Cauvin, H Bolger, ). Paquin, T. Mankin. Row 3: S. Stratton, D. Beck, M. Castriotta, L. Posey, L Alger, D. Sibley, C. Miller, S. lanulevicus, ). Potter, D. Bolduc, WB. O ' Donnell, M. Raffier, N. Briggs, L. Anderson, T. Lowe, Mr. Richard — Advisor. C OPERA WORKSHOP y f M . A jffp| Opera Workshop — Row 1 : C. Dupre, S. Langelier, C. Cirardi, L. Lester. Row 2: C. Taylor, J. Potter, B. Suojanen, C. Laporte, M. Catalini, Ms. Reidy — Advisor. N|ROTC — Row 1: M. Hutchinson, R. Thompson, A. Bealand, R. Newell, P. Stoll. Row 2: D Halfrey, K. Hood, R. Witkos, R. O ' Brien, M. Hodgerney, Captain Martin. Compliments of White Valley Service Center NJROTC — Rowl: B. Gaudino, J. Lorion, P. LePoer, P. Hutchinson, T. Staiti, ). Cirelli. Row 2: D. Messier, R. Dupell, M. Raffier, D. Crowley, D. Dupell, ). Dailey, Captain Martin. c ) MUSICAL THEATER CLUB Outing Club — Row 1 : D. Sirois, N. Rice, D. Beck, M. Madsen, B. Stewart, R. Smith, A. Salminen, M. Bechan. Row 2: D. Anderson, D. Sibley, S. Young, C. McCauley, T. Mansfield, K. Weinheimer, T. Kulig, T. Lowe, Mr. Morello - Advisor, M. Whitham, L. Bolduc, L. Rice. C OUTING CLUB Musical Theater Club — Row 1 : L. Fontaine. Row 2: S. Fontaine, C. Taylor, C. Girardi. Row 3: ). Sullivan, L. Dewey, M. Castriotta. Row 4: J. Potter, R. Smith. 90 JUNIOR HIGH 91 c JUNIOR HIGH LATIN CLUB } Junior High Hot Line — Row 1: J. McConigle, K. Halkola, M. Staiti. Row 2: V. Magee, R. Petronis, M. Castriotta, J. Streeter, D. Emmons, J Sullivan, L. Shepardson. Row 3: Mr. Dignan — Advisor, B. Chaplinski, B. MacKeen, M. Foster, A. Caruso, L. Skerry, M. Flagg, N. Fontaine R. Harding. c JUNIOR HIGH HOT LINE Junior High Latin Club — Seated: P. Shea — Historian, M. Castriotta — Vice Pres., K. Halkola — Pres., L. Skerry — Sec., M. Staiti — Treas. Row 1: L. Cooper, C. Southworth, C. Caldwell, C. Thurston, V. Magee, T. Smith, D. Eldredge, C. Molesky, J. McConigle, C. Prime, J. Petrila, C. Petraitis, D. LaPlante, M. Listovitch, K. Kowal, J. Messier, T. Davis, C. Femino, D. Smith, C. Trifilo, C. Bullard. Row 2: M. Chaplinski, A. Ayer, K. Hurd, J. Fucile, D. Judd, J. Sullivan, N. Fontaine, A. Dennis, G. Drewniak, H. Scott, E. White, D. Brown, J. Ploof, C. Clark, M. Thompson, C. Mansfield, D. Roach, C. Ackert, K. Duszak, M. Pirner. Row 3: B. Chaplinski, A. Adams, R. Harding, W. Roy, D. Emmons, S. Moriarty, K. Carpenter, M. Wasserman, B. Harding, E. Bolduc, H. Prentiss, K. Pacheco, D. Bolger, N. Morris- sette, S. Mann, L. Hammond, J. Whippee, Mrs. Grandone — Advisor. Row 4: C. Brown, J. Bowles, C. Graves, D. Ouellette, G. Musante, J. Neri, D. Alexandrovich, R. Keans, L. Lewis, C. Furman, M. Riendeau, R. Stevens, J. Streeter, M. Foster, C. Clark, M. Robin- ■ son, M. King, T. Brooks, A. Bryant, R. Lang, J. Massa, C. Roberts, J. Roberts, W. Curnew, R. Smith, M. Martone, Ms. Scanlan — Advi- sor. c JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Jr. High Student Council — Row 1 : B. Chaplinski, C. Trifilo, K. Kowal, D. Rogers, R Keans. Row 2: ). Neri, K. Eggert, B. Jette, D. Alexandrovich, L. Shephardson. Row 3: Mr. Paula, Advisor, L. Skerry, K. Halkola, M. Staiti, M. Castriotta, ). McConigle, Ms. Toler, Advisor. Intramural Captains — W. St. Louis, ). McConigle, |. Wypych, B. Kmiec c INTRAMURAL CAPTAINS UNIOR HIGH WIND ENSEMBLE |r. High Wind Ensemble — Row 1 : |. Bowles, M. Cohen, A. Adams, K, Halkola, C. Goldsmith, C. Clark, M, Foster, K. Tattan, D. Roach Row 2: K, Eggert, C. Furman, P. Noble, K. Kowal, D. Bolger, B. Frateschi, J, Hansen, ). Walker, M. Listovitch, |. Massa, D. Simmerer, D. Barnicle, Row 3: C. Craves, L. Cooper, M. Reynolds, I Benoit, S. Fontaine, K. Carpenter, ). Wypych, |. Nahkala, P. Aliquo, R Simeone, |. Giard, P. Martone, I Mar- coni. Row 4: B. Kubaska, J. Sullivan, L. March, R Brigham, A. Sawyer, Mr. Sawyer, Conductor, W. Cote, D. Como, M. Rogers, D. Turcotte, M. I Castriotta. Missing: S. Varnot, S. Klem, C. Masson. |r High Concert Band — Row 1: M. Riendeau, D. Simmerer, T. Davis, P Noble, C. Goldsmith, B. Seymour, E Bechan, M. Perrott, I Stevens. Row 2: T. Smith, ). Whippee, K. Laperle, A. Routhier, C. Trifilo, M. Flagg, K. Kowal, | Walker, ). Massa, ). St. Cyr, R Lajoie, K. Eggert Row 3: L Goodfield, R. Burkhart, M. Pirner, |. Brouillette, C. Whitlemore, M. Morrissette, E. Thorng, J. Cross, R. Simeone, J. Wypych, B. Kmiec, S. Fon- taine, P Laitinen, ). Kallio. Row 4: B. Kubaska, S. Morrison, L. March, C. Alger, K. O ' Connor, A. LeBlanc, A. Sawyer, Mr. Sawyer, Conductor, W. Cote, C. Stanley, G. Carrichio, M. Rogers, G. Musante, M. Foucault. Missing: | Petrila, D. Rogers, A. Bealand, P. Shea. Compliments of The Country Duffer JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND 98 IUNIOR HIGH GIRLS ' CHORUS Jr. High Girls Chorus — Row 1 : L. Kilmoyer, D. Dailey, C. Pollack, M. Foucalt, S. Fontaine, L. March, C. Robinson, M. Flagg, D. Gemelli, A. Paine, K. O ' Connor, A. Prouty, | Burlett. Row 2: B Harding, M. King, C. Laperle, M. Chaplin- I ski, H. Fontaine, D. LaPlante, M. Thompson, C. Clark, M. Turner, S. Dowgielewicz, K. Hubbard, A. LaFrancoise, A. Prouty, J. Stevens. Row 3: K Bumpus, E. Bly, M. Rogers, A. Ayer, S. Wheeler, T Buthen, H. Prentiss, C. Dean, K. Sanderson, A. Routhier, H Melanson, K. Freeman, B. Seymour. Row 4: T. Brown, L. Skerry, M. Cauvin, B. Chaplinski, L. Stelmokas, J. Potter, T. Peddle, V. Rozkuszka, P. Martone, J. Adomaitis, B. Frateschi, A. Caruso, |. Marconi, A. Bryant, K. Pacheco. Jr High Boys Chorus — Row 1: S. Day, M. Cohen, T. McCaffrey, S. Simonin, R Foley, M. Buthen, B Como. Row 2: R Burkehart, P. Rozkuszka, M. Neylon, ). Fucile, E. Baldwin, C. Molesky, A. Leblanc, M. Dowgielewicz. Row 3: ). Streeter, L. Shepardson, D. Como, J. McConigle, C. Nye, J. Shepardson, R. Stevens, B. Booth JUNIOR HIGH BOYS ' CHORUS 99 Row 1 : J. Hansen, C. Goldsmith, K. Eggert, M. Listovitch, A. Sawyer. Row 2: ). Walker, K. Bumpus, K. Halkola, ). Marconi, A. Caruso, D. Como. Row 3: ). Nahkala, ). Sullivan, M. Castriotta, ). McConigle, C. Nye, A. Adams. Missing: D. Simmerer, P. Aliquo. CENTRAL DISTRICT IN THE All 18 to 20s UK Action on Soviets Urged To Register? Grain Trading. Suspended Vjiaii ANewY ear Be With Flag at Hall Staff School Prayer Returns, Everything ' s Heavenly Heating Oil CARTER ' S MAJOR POINTS f cCfiS RSIAN GULF: U.S. will use any means to thwart Cost l- ' O” attempts at foreign control. The $1 L,ne SELECTIVE SERVICE: Registration of draft-age youth J be proposed. will %9hani stan StfJ 65 US Sand on ran OIL IMPORTS: The 1980 ceiling is set at 8.2 million barrels per day. GAS RATIONING: Mandatory rationing will be imposed if a serious shortage occurs. Day 80 HOSTAGES IN IRAN: All must be released. If any are harmed, Iran will be punished. U sJbfck’ D raft Women? ould We Fight for Oil? CarterSaysVJ.S- Could We? Should We? Turmoil Growi VtouWWpban ZT° odia As Thousands Soviets ff - ‘ f ° r yMarch in Iran Iran Firm On Shah ' s Return NEWS barter Proposes (asohol: Miracle or ” ira 9 e ra f f j n g Womei Wood Stoves Offer Important Rewards FB! Investigating 7 Lawmakers | I . Will Preparation Lead to World War III? | || W 3rHS vaold Jumps $ 1 00 xv Blockade Means War 535 I Snow D, 700 tOWOAf fiOUrtW AMR ffr 600 field Hoc 0t 5 s in Quabbin, Quaboajj Gain District Fma Big Tuition Hike . Ctatl Olymp 1 ® January ’ 80 akharov lfRu s ° CAMPAIGN wans Invade Pakkta Kennedy Trails Carter Gas Prices: In Race ior Delega es “ jj . SameStor) king fires UP ENERGY DRIVE Up, Up, Up SENIOR BAZAAR A cdkchon a ron w««6srj 1 Sit aw, C rr 4-6 P4 24-12 BOTT Compliments of Alger ' s Garage ONE ACT PLAY The Senior class presented The Importance of Being Ear- nest by Oscar Wilde. Directed by Victoria Hopkins, the cast included )ohn Reidy, Brian Suo- janen, Maureen Castriotta, Lisa Brown, Laura Posey, Mary )ane Marconi, Bernard Melski, Daniel Mortell, and Clinton Sykes. If It Don ' t Hurt, It Ain ' t Love by )ohn R. Carroll was presented by the )unior class. The cast, including Melanie Whitham, Douglas Reed, William O ' Don- nell, Alyson Smith, and Rebecca Nurmi, was directed by lames Massa. 108 COMPETITION The Sophomore class came in first place with their presentation of Wings by Linda ). Barnes. Directed by Anne Marie Gagnon, the cast included Gregg Albro, Marilyn Castriotta, |ohn Cirelli, johanna Crawford, Anne Kowal, Mary Ellen Martone, Mary Nachtigall, James Pickens, Theresa Reed, Michael Smith, Nancy Staiti, Julia Sullivan, Shirley Toma- sello, Lisa Valardi, and Barbara White. The Freshman play, Two for Bad Luck by Wm. G. B. Carson was directed by Michael Richard. The cast included Jenny Brandon, Heidi Bolger, Drew Stratton, Mark Raffier, Kathy Sirois, Helen Dean, Thomas Staiti, and John Paquin. MUSIC 1 We are the dreamer of dreams. j-- “ ' p j.- + ir--T T ■ T f-i m STAGE BAND CONCERT BAND Stage Band — Row 1 : I Sullivan, A. Kowal, S. Fontaine, D. Benoit, K. Sirois, C. Walker. Row 2: Mr. Hansen — Director, H Lewis, K. Day, S. Hurd, S. Hansen, G Murray, ). Grandone, T. Salvadore, T Iordan. Concert Band — Row 1 : ). Page, T. Anderson, C. DeGrace, S. lohnson, ) Musante, K. Mongeau, K. Ademaitis, C. Trifilo. Row 2: R. Newell, K. Potter, M. Castriotta, ). Mongeau, W. Goodfield, D. Snyder, C. Walker, A. Kowal, A. Gallery, D. Benoit, L Rivers, S. Fontaine, K. Pirner, Mr. Sawyer, Conductor. 120 SYMPHONIC WINDS Symphonic Winds — Row 1 : ). Midura, K. Wypych, S. Fontaine, L. Dewey, C. Noble, A. Kowal, K. Crowley. Row 2: K. Sirois, D. Erick- son, A. Kenda, D. White, L. Posey, M. Castriotta, K Trifilo, D Midura, C. Walker Row 3: S. Kubaska, L Fontaine, | Lorion, C. Smith, I Sullivan, A. Bechan, S. Hurd, B. Como, S. Allen, D. Roach, D. Benoit, C. Cariepy, K. Szabo, M. Reidy Row 4: R Salvadore, M. Allen, I Orszulak, D. Plouffe, j. Fritscher, D. Messier, J. Grandone, G. Grossman, G. Murray Row 5: T Salvadore, R Robinson, D. Stratton, J. Mongeau, D. Irwin, K. Pirner, Mr. Hansen, Conductor, S. Hansen. 121 CONCERT CHORUS Chorus — Row 1: N. Neylon, P. Bacon, L. Lindsey, J Branham, S. Morse, C. Hyde, B. Kerstetter, S. Tomasello, L. Brouilette. Row 2: C. Hughes, C. Day, ). Miarecki, R. Dupell, M. Allen, C. Dupell, M. Matusevich, L. Sane, K. Rochford, Ms. Black, Director. Row 3: |. Brandon, M. Catalini, I. Swenson, W. Clark, K. Crowley, T. Iordan, S. Powers, ). Pease, A. Jefferson, B. White, P. Despres. Compliments of Stop Cop Records Tapes QUABBIN SINGERS Quabbin Singers — Row 1 : L. Fontaine, C. Taylor, M. Crowley, S. Rich, M. Martone Row 2: H. Lewis, C. Miller, S. Strat- ton, L. Posey, S. Fontaine, P. Bacon, M. Fontaine. Row 3: I Brandon, K. Day, L. Dewey, ). Potter, R. Smith, K. Potter, M. Reidy, H. Bolger. Row 4: ) Pease, C. Dahl, B Suojanen, J. Seymore, T. jordan, ) Reidy, K. Robinson, K. Werme, B. Lefranciose, R. Booth, M. McDonald. Compliments of E-Z T.V. and Appliance Co. CENTRAL DISTRICT Central District — Row 1: C. Walker, A. Kowal, D. Benoit, ). Sullivan, P. Bacon, K. Sirois. Row 2: C. Cariepy, S. Fontaine, K. Day, ). Potter, L. Dewey, D. White, ). Mongeau, M. Martone. Row 3: L. Posey, M. Castriotta, H. Bol- ger, M. Reidy, T. Salvadore, ). Grandone, C. Szabo, G. Grossman, S. Hansen, A. Bechan. NEW ENGLAND New England — Row 1 : S Hansen, M. Reidy, | Grandone. Row 2: | Sullivan, D. White, L Dewey, L. Posey, D Benoit 124 The 1979 Field Hockey team recorded the most suc- cessful season in the team ' s illustrious history. The girls rolled to their third straight Wachusett League crown and won their first District Three Championship. The team ended their season by losing to Weston 2-1 in the state semi-finals. Coach Spinelli ' s team outs- cored their opponents 59-5 while recording 15 shut-outs. Great season! Varsity Field Hockey — Row 1 : ). McDonald, ). Charles, C. LaPorte, S. Ruddy, E. Melanson, M. Reidy. Row 2: S. Rich, M. Fulton, M. Castriotta, K. Potter, S. Stratton, A. Kenda, L. Valardi, M. Martone, Ms. Spinelli, coach. This year ' s Varsity Soc- cer team suffered through a 5-11-2 season but played better than their record reflects. Seven of the losses were by one goal and 8 of their opponents qualified for the play-offs. They always forced the opposition to earn their victories. Varsity Soccer — Row 1: ). Brunelle, N. Skerry, D. Prentiss, J. Ciarusso, B. Melski, R. Roy, W. Allen, S. Miller, D. Burke, D. Mortell. Row 2: B. Berthiaume, B. Donovan, G. Briand, ). Orszulak, ). Fritscher, M. Sibley, R. Richard, A. Dextradeur, J. Sullivan, Mr. Turcotte, coach. Compliments of Dunroamin Country Club 127 The Varsity Cross Country team com- pleted one of its finest seasons of late, finish- ing second at the Divi- sion II race at Lunen- burg and third in the Wachusett League. Of its 12-4-4 record, two of the losses were to the eventual state champi- ons from Narragansett. Congratulations on a great season. Varsity Cross Country — Row 1: D. Halfrey, ). Pannacione, K. Hill, Haynes, D. Sheldon, C. Halfrey, D. Pannacione. Cauvin. Row 2: Coach R. Lyon, Compliments of Jim ' s Auto Body 128 ).V. Soccer — Row 1 : C. Sullivan, L. Bolduc, R. Zalneraitis, R. LeFrancoise, D. Cariepy, P. Stoll, D. Stratton. Row 2: J. Vincent, R. Booth, D. Bolduc, D. Mankin, S. Kubaska, R. Wetmore, J. Furst, D. Newell, M. Bryant, N. Stoll, Coach Stickle. J.V. Field Hockey — Row 1 : L. Rice, S. Dixson, T. Kulig, L. Sane, D. Holden, M. Cauvin, H. Melanson, C. Tucker. Row 2: K. Kowal, P. Martone, D. Snyder, ). Whippee, C. Szabo, H. Bolger C. Mansfield, L. Bolduc, J. Langelier, S. Klem, Ms. Chiasson, Coach, S. )udd. The 79 edition of the J.V. Soccer team completed one of the finest seasons in the teams history, compiling a record of 16 wins and one loss. The teams showing cer- tainly makes us optimistic for next year. The J.V. Field Hockey team, under the direction of Linda Chaisson, recorded a suc- cessful 8-5-1 season. The team certainly looks capable of continuing Quabbin ' s winning tradition. 129 The Junior Varsity Cross Country team ran to a record of 5 wins and 6 losses this year under coach Richard Lyon. The team was always loose and optimistic. Compliments of Gardner Ten Pin 130 J.V. Cross Country Team — Row 1 : C. Cariepy, P. Rozkuska, L. Small, P. Noble, R. Maino, B. Mackeen. Row 2: S. Hurd, ). Hale, ). Pease, D. Crowley, T. Wright, L. Robertson. Row 3: T. Anderson, N. Studt, R. Buzzel, T Iordan, M. Merigold, C. Pirner, Jeff Clark, Mr. Lyon, Coach. ).V. Cheerleaders — Row 1: B. Perron, M. Borelli, L. Fairbanks. Row 2: T. Baldwin, L. Alexandri vich, S. Harding, L. Skerry. Row 3: N. Neylon. Mi Varsity Cheerleaders — Row 1: V. Dextradeur, C. Miller. Row 2. G. Firmbach, R. Tucker. D. Neri. Row 3: L. Martel Girls Cross Country Team — Row 1: M. Pirner. Row 2: C. Noble, T. Lowe. Row 3: T. Anderson, ). Page, C. Crevier. Row 4: D Roy, T. Bolger, R. Thyden, Mr. Lyon — Coach. For the first time in Quabbin ' s his- tory, the girls fielded their own Cross Country team. Despite a 0 and 10 record, the girls were always enthusi- astic. The future will certainly be brighter. 131 The Freshman Soccer team hed by O M coac CO m led 10 record th year Th rded tea yo reco shut the outs over season Freshman Soccer — Row 1: P. Brandon, C. Molesky, S. Ryan, G. Berube, K. Molesky, G. Briggs, Benoit. Row 2: A. Bealand, D. Prentiss, D. Valley, T. Newell, T. Lam, M. Staiti, ). Neri, K. Clark. )unior High Girls Basketball — Row 1 : ). Messier, H. Prentiss, J. Marc oni, S. Cauvin, T. Buthen, M. Flagg, C. Femino. Row 2: L. March, A. Bryant, ). Adomaitis, A. Caruso, K. Briggs, D. Bolger, C. Alger, L. Black, M. Flagg, K. Munn, Mrs. Bolger, Coach. Jr. High Cheerleading — Row 1: D. Roach, T. Brown, L. Skerry, S. Wheeler, M. Chaplinski. Row 2: Brouilette, M. Turner, A. Ayer, M. Perrott, B. Chaplinski, L. Toper. Junior High Boys Basketball — Row 1 : D. Salvadore, J. McGonigle, E. White, P. Mennard, R. Foley, W. St. Louis, M. Castriotta, M. Sullivan. Row 2: E. Jette, R. Keans, M. Staiti, D. Catalini, P. Firmbach, B. Peddle, D. Alexandrovich, B. Jette, T. Harding, J. Neri, N. Fontaine, Coach Mr. Staiti. The Junior High Boys ' Bas- ketball team recorded a 6-10 season under Coach Mike Staiti. The squad showed much potential for the future. 133 The Varsity Wrestling team cruised to its fourth consecutive Western Mass. Division II Championship in one of its most successful seasons ever. The young team, under Coach Olin Muir, looks back proudly on its fine record and looks for- ward with confidence to the future. Wrestling Team — Row 1: ). Benoit, S. Aalto, P. Stoll, B. Donovan, D. Prentiss. Row 2: R. Wetmore, R. Rich ard, D. Leblanc, ). Young, R. Longvall, P. Smith, Mr. Muir, coach. The Freshman Bas- ketball team, coached for the first time by Jay Clark, fin- ished with a 4-10 record. The young team showed a great deal of desire and hustle all season. Boys Freshman Basketball — Row 1: T. Newell, T. Dorsey, |. Haynes, K. Jackson. Row 2: Mr. Clark, Coach, T. Lam, D. Bell, K. Hazard, T. Jordan, D. Roach. The Junior Varsity Wrestling team, coached by Alan Harty, learned a great deal during the 79-80 season. The team certainly looks capa- ble of continuing Quabbin ' s winning tradition in future years. J.V. Wrestling — Row 1: D. Prime, R. Maino, D. Bullard, R. Benoit, B. Kmiec, B Brandon. Row 2: A. Harty, M. Neylon, J. Massa, T. Staiti, B. Cote, R. Harding, G Prime, C. Berube, G. Molesky. The Junior Varisty Boys ' Basketball team com- pleted their most success- ful season in recent his- tory, compiling a 15-6 record. Under Coach Den- nis Davis the team cer- tainly looks capable of continuing Quabbin ' s winning ways. The J.V. Girls ' Basketball team, coached by Ginger Bulman, recorded a 4-16 season. The team showed great improvement over the course of the season. Boys ).V. Basketball — Row 1: D. Stratton, C. Sullivan, M. Kowal, D. Bolduc, K. Robinson. Row 2: Mr. Davis, Coach, A. Ayer, ). Fritscher, ). Furst, K. Crowley, M. Bryant, J. Panaccione. 136 Girls ).V. Basketball Team — Row 1: K. Handy, L. Goodfield, K. Lowe, D Erickson, S. Klem, H. Melanson. Row 2: M. Wlodarczyk, D. Beck, B. Frateschi, C. Szabo, C. Tucker, H Bolger, K. Halkola, Ms. Bulman, Coach. Varsity Cheerleading — Row 1: D. Neri, T. Degnan, M. Fulton, B. Perron, S. Dixson. Row 2: S. Messier, R. Tucker, ). Crawford, E. Melanson, S. Rich. The Varsity Girls ' Basket- ball team struggled through a disappointing 2-18 season despite the return of Coach Debra Spinelli. It was a learn- ing experience for all and optimism for next year remains high. 138 Girls Varsity Basketball Team — Row 1 : ). Midura, L. Sinkoski, ). McDonald, S. Ruddy. Row 2: T. Franc iose, M. Castriotta, P. McKay, N. Briggs, M. Reidy, L. Valardi, ). Mennard, Ms. Spinelli, Coach. Boys Varsity Basketball — Row 1: C. Sullivan, R. Roy, D. Mortell, |. Reidy, A. Cole, N. Skerry. Row 2: Wheeler, Coach, P. Lam, R. Zalneraitis, D. Prentiss, D. Haynes, R. Dupell, B. Berthiaume. The Varsity Boys com- pleted their return to power in the Wachusett League, rolling up an impressive 15-6 record and qualifying for the first post-season appearance in seven years. The team and Coach lake Wheeler cer- tainly deserve our congrat- ulations. Compliments of Lois Mortell SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Likely to Succeed: Maureen Castriotta and John Reidy. Most Athletics: Bob Roy and Susan Ruddy. Best Personality: Mary Jane Marconi and Clint Sykes. Most Lackadaisical: Brian Suojanen and Loretta Ward. Most Tal- kative: ludy Potter and Mary Jane Marconi. Nicest Smile: Stephanie Wlodarczyk and Joe Orszulak. Most Guillible: Judy Potter and Michelle Bullard. Most School Spirit: Cindy LaPorte and Cheri LaPorte and Cheri Berube. Outstanding in Leadership: Cindy LaPorte and John Reidy. i Si Tli Worst Drivers: Ron Longvall and Rick Newell. Most Studious: Ioann Midura and John Reidy. Class Clowns: Clint Sykes and Tim Morrissey. Best Actors: Brian Suojanen and Laura Posey. Most Musical: Laura Posey and Joe Grandone. Most Artistic: Darby Giard and John Buron. Best Looking: Joe Orszulak and Lisa Brown. Most Involved: John Reidy and Maureen Castriotta. 141 m « « i 0 Laurie Alger leaves the O.E.A. Conference headaches to Miss Plumb and Mrs. Roche- leau, and hopes they have many more, and don ' t forget the Dependable four; to David a book on How to sneak by librarians and talk without getting caught; to Mr. Richard many thanks and a step by step bulletin on How to type with 4 fingers and succeed; to Mr. Staiti an extra large roast beef grinder with the works, a coke and a side order of thanks; and finally to Cindy the many good times she had here and hopes for the same Bill Allen leaves Mr. Carlin to all his Interest- ing Concepts and (amie Keans, all his accounting skills. Debbie Anderson leaves Bobby B a book on How to flirt ( with girls your own age), to Katie L., her ability to fall asleep on the bus, to Lisa P , a pamphlet on How to control your- self when meeting guys , and to T.S., a 600 ml beaker for partying and one broken milk bot- tle. |im Anderson leaves nothing to Bill, Bob, and Dave. Stephan Anderson leaves a reserved seat in the Senior Area for Tina Diane Bacon leaves Pam all the good times she had at Quabbin. Cheri Berube leaves the librarians her brother to pick on; to Glenn, the best of luck in future soccer seasons and the hope that he will grow taller; To MS, her ability to keep score and two extra arms for the water jug and kit (Good luck!); To all her sisters fun and always remember our common goal, GUYS; to Ma Rochleau someone else to go do her a favor by getting the tests, and another funny face. Linda Blais leaves to David Guimond, nerves of steel tor future bus rides, to Mrs. Glodas, a 4-year collection of used stars, to Mr. Scar- beau all the accounting she never learned to be reused on someone else, and to the up- coming seventh graders, the future of Quab- bin. Mike Briggs leaves Gary, Kristen, Nancy and Lisa at Quabbin ' s discretion, and Chip a few more times in per. 1 study hall. lenny Branham leaves Quabbin one last Bran- ham who should be here around 1982; to Miss Lawlor, all the sewing needles that she found in the bottom of her box, when she thought she had eaten them; to Shirty Morse, her abil- ity to sleep through concert chorus and still know all the songs. Lisa Brown leaves many brilliant ideas and smiles in the Art room for Mrs. Adams, a pocketful of exotic seeds for Mr. Gauld in hopes that the school landscaping will be seen, to Mr. Webster, Please pass the nuts , a rag to dust off Mr. Beschta ' s desk and chair, to her sister Melanie (and class of ' 81 ) a great big huge hug against the pressures in their senior year; Richard, promising that the library will get better once you get older, with love. Jeffrey, R. Brunelle leaves his tires in the park- ing lot to any one who wants to pick them up. Michelle Bullard leaves 5 dollars to G. F. so she can buy her sister her OWN wallet! David Burke leaves to Mrs. McGonigle a bot- tle of aspirin for all the headaches he caused, and to Cindy a big smile. John Buron leaves the spot of president in the Mr. Sullivan fan club to )im Cassano. Cindy Carter leaves Linda Knight her new nickname Winnafred , leaves Tammy Nut- . ting all the luck with my dad! Maureen Castriotta leaves Mrs Scanlan in search of yet another yearbook editor with red hair, leaves her father an I.O. U. for a copy of her first publication. How to Cet Up and Ready for School in Five Minutes, leaves a certain five week experience to anyone who is smart enough to learn by it, leaves the music department with never ending support and encouragement, leaves her sister Marilyn and her brother Matt to rule the Latin Club, and leaves Mr. Poor with one last smile. Jeanne Charles leaves Tracey Lee Kulig and Meg Fulton 5 lbs. of Plain and Peanut M M ' s for their future years of field hockey at Quab- bin. Andy Cole leaves his accounting skills to Dan Haynes. lohn Crawford leaves Mrs. Thombs thirteen copies of the record Short People To his sis- ter Johanna, his old senior locker and all the home work papers that she can do for him, to Sarge, a substitute to fill in his position of entertaining the girls. Maureen Crowley leaves her brother and sis- ter all the spare time she never had for doing their homework. Mike Dalba leaves a T-square and Bow to Mr LaMontagne, Ten green M M ' s each to Tina and Tracey to use only when necessary. Cheryl DiLiddo leaves Tammy Thompson her warm sleeping bag to sleep in 24° weather; to Mrs. McGonigle a pair of platform shoes to help her get up in the world; to Bobby Benoit, the stack of mats outside the gym door to sit on and gab with someone else during a track season. Monica Docherty leaves Mr Lyons a new class of students that will laugh at all his jokes and her three sisters with plenty of luck to make it through Quabbin successfully and happily. Ralph Dunkle leaves his brother David the cafeteria doors to do whatever he wants with them, to the Special Olympics all the talent he never had; to Miss Thompson his red hat; to all the N.Y. Yankee fans at Quabbin, the N.Y. Yankees. Reginal Duval leaves Mrs. Griffin all the trips to the office, Mrs. Bernie Miller all the typing, Mr. Sullivan her senior parking permit, and to Mrs McGonigle, another class. Mike Dupell leaves the school to his brother and sister for the rest of their years. Richard Dupell leaves his brother David Dupell his Tech. Math class with Mr. Lyon and all the runners to whistle at. Tina Erickson leaves to her sister Doreen the ability not to spend a minute longer than nec- essary in that school; to Betty all the memo- ries of their adventures at Dennison, Alan ' s Pub, Valentino ' s etc. . . . and also to Cricket, the hope that she ' ll break the habit of waking in the early a.m. while camping. Kathy Fargnoli leaves all of her abilities in Biology to Mr. Carlin, and to Mrs. Pickering, a box of soap, so that she can wash out her pinnies Petra Firmbach leaves to her brother Peter, a lot of excuse notes, to her sister Gabrielle and Robin Tucker, The Ultimate Plan , and to Robin, life insurance for the people who ride with her! Bill Flagg leaves the great times of the class of ' 80 with no haste, leaves the demerits, leaves the school to people that are still there, leaves t he 6 years of memories. Tim Fortune leaves high school behind, to i hose younger than he. Darby Giard leaves many broken paint brushes to Mrs Adams and all her lost rulers to Miss Toler, a jar of Vaseline for plaster masks, Mary Bessette ' s razor to anyone with hairy legs and her brother to anyone who wants him. Joe Giarusso leaves Glenn Briand his loud mouth in the Senior Area; to Michael Begin his occasional hikes and to Tracy Franciose a smile to help her get through some of those long days. Joe Grandone leaves all the unimportant and trivial rules for anyone who wants them. lanet Graves left a year early, however, on her way out, she left Ms. Sally Ann Janulevicus her great job; to Mikey Kowal she left 1,629 unpaid favors, and money for gas; she also left to Sandy Plumb Rollie Fingers in an elevator to do what she pleases, a no-drip ice cream cone (31 flavors), and many, many thanks; to the yearbook staff and Mrs. Scanlan, her best wishes for a happy year. Lisa Gunnarson leaves Mr. Dignan her small ’ mind, and to Mrs. Taylor all the filing and typ- ing. To Mrs. Griffin, all her illnesses over the past few years. Mark Hager leaves with the happiness of never having to come back Craig Halfrey leaves anyone who wants to cut the cross country courses. Corrina Hammond leaves her sister Mollie the strength to finish her last 2 years, her sister Pauline a pack of guitar picks for all the ones she broke, her sister Lorraine the courage and strength to make it from the 7th grade to the 12th. Lori Handy leaves her sister Karen to anyone who will take her; to Ned Studt her account- ing papers. Mark Harty leaves his brother Matt his spot in the famous per. 2 senior area circle, also leaves Quabbin thinking it was all worth it. Kathy Hill leaves to Mrs Glodas all her green hair, to her sister in law Cheryl, her family, to Allison Kenda her excellent French ability (Ha Ha) and to Valerie Bumpus a carfull of Twix papers. Kevin Hill leaves an opening for a date with Mrs. Glodas. Richard Holbrook leaves his demerits to any- body who wants them and leaves his way of getting in to the locker room to his brother Scott. Wendy Hunter leaves with a lot of interesting memories. Jane Kane leaves her little sister her ability to cheat, her laugh to anyone who wants it, and her place in Miss Lawlor ' s class to anybody. Kathy Knight leaves Mrs. Bouley all the times Sue and she didn ' t work, leaves with the memories of her creative writing class, leaves all of Mr. Richard and his classes to anyone who wants him or his class. Jeanette Lamoreaux leaves her teachers many thanks (even the ones she couldn ' t stand), special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Staiti and Mrs. Marshall, all her best wishes and great times in the senior area to Blanch Mansfield and most of all her prayers to stop the demerit sys- tem. Cynthia La Porte leaves Michelle the four sauares in front of the art room to dance her heart away, to Allison Kenda, a year ' s supply of pillows, so the next time she goes to Hamp- ton she can beat on someone else. Chris Larson leaves to Katie the ability to stay out of trouble, to Jenny the mountain, to Glenn some of her height, to Mr. Morello a prayer that he be parted from Katie, a bet- ter season to next year ' s soccer team, including better weather. Linda Leger left too soon. Linda Lindsey leaves to Ms. Lawlor the idea of writing a new book, Safety with Sharp Tools in Sewing; to Shirley and Andy, best wishes for the rest of their years here at Quabbin, to Mr. Gaul d, the hope that he ' ll still wear his tan sweater. Janice Madsen leaves Matt Maillet a little understanding to get through those times when life isn ' t going too well. Kim Maillet leaves to Pamela McKay her park- ing space. Eric Majka leaves his air conditioned sneakers to Gordon Daily. Andrew Marchetta leaves the long bus rides to and from school and the walk up the hill to Sue Walker; the rides around Barre and Oak- ham ' s back roads to Laurie Ackert and Pauline Hammond. Mary Jane Marconi leaves to her sister Terri her place in the Senior Area and to her other sister Joanie, a constant smile on her face to stay out of trouble! Kathie Martel leaves to her sister Mary Louise front row seats in accounting class. loyce Mascroft leaves to Pauline Hammond, Andy Gibb ; to Mollie Hammond, answers to work sheets; to Lori Hammond, 5 more years at Quabbin; to Mr Brobeck, all the toot- sie rolls in the world; to Mr. Peckham the McDonald ' s joke; to Miss Boehm, our cook- ing abilities; to Mrs. McGonigle, 12 inches of height so she doesn ' t have to keep looking up; Corrina ' s singing to all that are willing to wear ear-plugs for the rest of their lives. loan McDonald leaves the girls Varsity Field Hockey team The Bird ; to Mr Staiti her tal- ent to do impersonations and her position as Athletic Director, to Janet Mennard a 3:30 am. curfew. |im Mclntire leaves school also. Bernie Melski leaves a bottle of aspirin to Mrs. McGonigle for all the headaches he has caused, to Ms. Carmell a filing cabinet to file student ' s work Michael Merigold leaves Banjo Dan a medal of extreme courage for eating a watermelon candy while transcendental cycling as Wrong Way Durand was chanting, Ni, Ni, Ni, Ni, (What?). Ioann Midura leaves to her sister Debra, a 200 page geometry notebook, and classic 6.30 a m., to her sister Ann Marie all her basketball socks and a Symphonic Winds funeral dress, to her brother David her Miller baseball cards and 4:00 to watch The Flintstones , all titra- tion experiments to Kim Mongeau and Chris- tine Staiti (O God, it ' s acid!), and to Mrs. Lind- quist, 101 uses fora skeleton. Scott Miller leaves his cousin Janet the ability to stay out of trouble, to Stacey that 20 lbs. he could never gain and to his faithful friends, the wisdom of the coming days Kim Mongeau leaves to Jenny Musante and Lori Rivers the concert band so they can take care of the tuba, also to Lori all the frogs at Jel- lystone, leaves to Kathy Rossi Brown Sweats and leaves her sister Jill in the bass drum Timothy John Morrissey leaves all his disco records to Drew Marchetta. Dan Mortell doesn ' t want to leave. George Murray leaves his knowledge of avia- tion to Bob Booth. Rick Newell leaves to the future students of Spanish I and II cheat sheets on a 1x1 piece of paper, and to Terry Marconi, a roll bar, just in case. Dawn O ' Donnell leaves to her sister Roberta, Mr Wnuk ' s American folklore class, to Allison N., Mr. Higgins math class, to Eileen H., her locker, to Mr. Carlin her brain in hope he can find out why she didn ' t pass environmental science. Cheryl Olsen leaves behind her enthusiasm and love for her theater arts class, to the library all the good books she read and used and a Hi to Mrs. Benedict and Mrs Phelan, to Ms. Plumb, her feeling of victory and a relief for future tutoring, to all the teachers she had while at Quabbin a smile Joe Orszulak leaves Dave Valley a check for S2.00 and his word that they ' re going to go to Gardner one of these nights, to Glen Briand (Gonzo), a complete edition of the Joe Orsz- ulak weight loss encyclopedia, to Spring Ben- ton, a mere request that next time she wait until the end of the movie. Mary Palano leaves her tremendous knowl- edge of Conservation to Mr. Gauld. Elaine M. Phelan leaves a lot of hell raising to every future senior and especially to Patty Hudson Chris Pirner leaves Q.R.H.S. to anybody who wants it. Mark Pitici leaves to Mr. Stickle one whopper and a magic ring. Dean Plouffe leaves Mr. Sullivan a 5 week vacation whenever he needs rest, leaves Mar- garet Reidy his reserved shelf in the Music room; leaves Cherie Miller an enthusiastic Hi every” day next year. Laura Posey leaves to Diane White her last year at Quabbin to accumulate as much Class as she wants and the first bassoon position; to Mr Hansen, Benjamin, to give to someone who is nice and who will take good care of him. Judy Potter leaves to Mr. Allen, enough pret- zels to last him forever (until he finds some- one else to supply him) to Ruthie a special Thank you for being a wonderful friend! To Mrs. Rochleau about 5 inches so she won ' t have to be quite so short. Thank you for being a wonderful place to spend six years of my life. (Never fear I ' ll be back someday to teach.) (Try not to miss me too much until then!) Doug Prentiss leaves. Steve Powers leaves to all Munchkins WAAF F.M. 107. Debbie Quido leaves Matt Maillet and Pam McKay her chair for them to share at the lunch table. Raymond Regin leaves Mrs. Benedict the pea- nut butter cracker he put between a library book 3 years ago. Nancy Rice leaves to Mr. Lyon a multi-lan- guage dictionary for future references, to Mrs. | Glodas her half of the long star collection hid- den somewhere in room 221, to Lisa a good luck” with field hockey, and her classes, and to Mr Leblanc, her loquaciousness to do with as he pleases. Anita Riel leaves her homework to Ann Grif- fin and also her permission slips, and leaves Mrs. Yleva a rest from aggravation. Susan Ruddy leaves Mr. Staiti to find a new whirlpool partner, and her thanks for his sup- port, leaves Allyson Smith all the Tuna Fish she can drink and all the burnt potatoes she can eat! David Russell leaves Leo his good sense of humor, and Mr. Gauld his Stihl 051 AV chain saw. Donna Shays leaves Dianna Mr. Sullivan and leaves Beth all the teachers. David Sheldon leaves Q.R.H.S. Darlene Sibley leaves Miss Plumb, in hope that she will have many more good times at the OEA Conferences but will have to sacri- fice without the Fabulous Four (DLLC), leaves Mrs. Rocheleau, in hopes that she will find someone else to pick on To Mr. Gauld, all of her Environmental Science skills, all the fun Linda and she had in class, and hopes that he continues to wear his tan sweater. Joann Sibley leaves Quabbin and also leaves Jamie Keans in hopes she will never forget the bit about The Cracker Robyn Simmerer leaves only her appreciation and respect for all teachers. Being a teacher for a year changed her attitude toward teach- ers for now she can accept what they go through. She can understand more so now a teacher ' s point of view especially to Mr. Peck- ham and Mr. Carlin. Lori Sinkoski leaves Ann Griffin 6 cases of gum. Denise Sirois leaves all her thanks to Mrs. Cheryl Adams for helping her out in what she hopes becomes her art career; leaves her high hopes that her sisters, Theresa and Pamela get as much out of the art program as she did, leave her thoughts of an art program some day as big as the music division, with as much competition as they have Chip Sizer leaves to Spook a razor and a Mill- er ' s bottle, to Rick all the times he almost killed him, Noel Skerry leaves Mr. Massalski one pound of Grade A American cheese. Paul Smith leaves his knee somewhere back in Granby, to Oh, no Mr. Bill Gauld, a per- fect Field Study Janet Sottile leaves Quabbin in the dust. Cindi Spinney leaves her body to science (even scientists need a good laugh every once in a while), to her brother Michael, all of the knowledge she has acquired here at Q.R H.S., and to Allyson Smith, her sick sense of humor. Christine Staiti leaves her brother Tony any old notes from her classes that he wants Sonia Strachan leaves Bobby Benoit one red comb, leaves Alex Strachan all her brains, and 1000 lunch tickets. Kelly Stymies! leaves to Shawna Harding all of our see-food from lunch and to Allyson Smith her ability to perform and not to forget to let the cat out (of the bag)! Brian Suojanen leaves Mr. Stratton all the demerits received for being late, to Mr. Lubat- kin, his empty notebook, to Ms Carmel a pony, to the underclassmen, he leaves noth- ing. Clint Sykes leaves Mrs. Marshall his body, and to Mr. Gauld all the trails he and Tiger blazed Jackie Thompson leaves to Susan all the notes they passed in Psych class, to do with what she will, along with numerous hugs for those trying times; to Val, a year ' s supply of Twix and a very boring bus; to Kenny Everett, the slightly used motorboat that Tom left us last year, (on the condition that you share with Russ); to Mrs Glodas, peaceful times now that we are gone; finally, to Russ, all those Wednesday nights, and my study habits, in hopes that you plan to study at all Jay Thurston leaves his ability to pass any course while sleeping through most of its classes. Joanne Valley leaves Quabbin peacefully! Joe Vogel leaves Chip Reed anything that may be left to the Quabbin Regional school sys- tem that he might want and anything he doesn ' t want is to be donated to the future jocks of Quabbin who can probably find many uses for basically useless items. Loretta Ward leaves to her 3 favorite people, no satisfaction, to David and Margaret, a spe- cial place in the senior area. Renee Beaudry White leaves Q.R.H.S. to Q R.H S. Stephanie Wlodarczyk leaves the long lost star collection, hidden somewhere in room 221 to Mrs. Glodas; the ability to stop saying O K and understand to Mrs. Lindquist; to Mrs Grandone a Greek slave to carry around the entire contents of her office; at least one hour extra sleep in the morning to Mr. Beschta, a whole bunch of how to books, written by her, to the library; and all the hunks to her sister Mary to share with Jean Miarecki, if they can find any in the forsaken place. Kathy Woodland leaves to her incoming little sister Tracv all her so called consistent study habits, her lack of being absent and a lot of patience to put up with some of these teach- ers, but most of all good luck that you make it through the next six years; leaves to her brother Mike anything that is left behind of hers that is worth using again. In the senior hall she leaves a dented locker credited to Chuck Woodward and to anyone who is crazy enough she leaves the job of Editor of Advertising. To Quabbin she leaves with a smile after six long years. Thanks Quabbin 1 Chuck Woodward leaves Quabbin intact Kelly Wypych leaves her brand new, very expensive and fast car to Shawn, with hopes that he will in time outgrow it and give it to Greg so he won ' t have to walk! To next year ' s Typing Editor, she leaves a slightly used era- ser, and some long hours in the typing room Jeff Young leaves a parking permit to Mr Sul- livan. Suzanne Young leaves Lisa P. all the guys at Quabbin and also a book on how to Remain Calm When Looking at Guys ; to T.S. CHOOj (Alcohol) for his 600 ml beaker; to Bobby B , the ability to stay out of trouble and his smart remarks back; to Alex the adoption papers. 143 144 Compliments of DAVID ' S CARPET Hubbardston Mass. Compliments of: WACHUSETT LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLY AND CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 928-4770 Depot Rd. Hubbardston MA 01452 886-6466 886-6195 Everything in Plumbing, Heating and Water Supplies CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY P.O. Box 337 Wore., Mass. 01613 Tel. (6 1 7) 755-6121 Office and Showroom: 39 Waldo Street Delivery Address: 1 56 Commercial Street 145 E. W. SYKES AND SONS South Street Barre Congratulations Barbara and the Class of 80 COLONIAL STEAK HOUSE Worcester Road Barre MA 01005 R.J. DUVAL Good Luck Plumbing Heating and Fuel Oil and Congratulations Wood Stoves Wood Coal and Oil NICK ' S Combination Furnaces PLACE Barre Complexe Bathroom Sales Installations Master Lie 7329 355-2295 147 Good Luck to the Class of 1 980 From W. R. ROBINSON LUMBER CO M INC. Root Road Barre, Massachusetts Tel — 355 4956 (413)477-6050 PEOPLE ' S FUEL TRUCKING, INC. 73 City Hall Av. Gardner Mass. Telephone 632-4890-4891 of Gardner the co4uai shoppe” Worcester Rd., Barre, Mass. (617) 355-2823 Total Hair Care for Men and Women By Appointment Only If No Answer Call: Gloria at 355-4473 Marie at 355-4901 148 Compliments of WARE TRUST COMPANY WARE CO-OPERATIVE BANK WARE SAVINGS BANK || nt.3i(wvoirs ) iPTuiS I ' ln] «oU� v, AW0I520 U4� i Tekpkone (617) 829-3762 WARE LUMBER DIVISION ST. LUMBER CO. Save on Our Low Cost Prices for All Your Lumber Needs. Mechanic St. Ware, MA 0 1 082 Good Luck From MICHAEL A. CAPPUCIO AND FAMILY F. E. ROBERTS REALTY, INC. 125 High St. Hubbardston Mass. 01452 617-928-4764 COMO’S INC. FULL LINE OF QUALITY USED CARS Congratulations to the Class of 1980 PILLSBURY FUNERAL HOME 44 Gilbert Street North Brookfield, Mass. j; 436-5604 Rte. 67 Intersection Ware 0 Palmer Rd. WEST WARREN, MASS. MIKE AND JOHN 150 Congratulations All JOHN H. BENTLEY SON, INC. L.P. GAS AND APPLIANCES (617)355-2307 Worcester Rd. 355-2354 Barre 632-4517 BARRE GUEST HOUSE BARRE HUNT CLUB Linda Eddie Mansuetti Family The Finest Country and Western Entertainment in Worcester County Featuring Top Country and Western Groups. Facilities for Banquets and Weddings. Rooms Available Congratulations to the Cla ss of 1980 MEDICAL PHARMACY, INC. on the Common Barre, MA 882-3382 355 4093 Best Wishes to the Class of 80 WILLIAM W. NEYLON REAL ESTATE on the Common Barre, MA 355-2154 151 Congratulations Class Of 80 ! THE DAN-DEE STYLE SHOPPE Mechanic Street Barre Walk In Service Mon. and Wed. 9-5:30 p.m. Thurs. and Fri. 9-9 p.m. Sat. 8-4 p.m. Closed Tues. Men by Appt. Only Tel. 355-2216 NORTH BROOKFIELD SAVINGS BANK INCORPORATED 1854 North Brookfield, Massachusetts Banking Hours 9:00 A. M. -3:00 P.M. Mon.-Thur. 9:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M. Fri. IVY PRODUCTS SUNDANCE COMMERCIAL WOODWORKING Decorative Brooms, Pans and Wood Accessories Rt. 67 New Braintree 152 Best Wishes Class of 1980 HEALY BROTHERS INSURANCE AGENCY OLIVER H. RIEL SPECIALTY ADVERTISING CALENDARS EXECUTIVE GIFTS [ your [independent Insurance § agent J Paul T. Carroll Agent Harwick Road Silbertville, MA 01031 On the Common Barre, Mass. 01005 Tel (4 13) ! 477-6354 (617)355-2579 A Local Wood Supply for Local Industry Compliments of CURTIS LUMBER CO. HILL ' S POULTRY FARM Industrial Timbers Pallets Maitland E. Hill Crating Material Hubbardston, MA Old Princeton Rd. Hubbardston d Mass. 01452 Tel. Hubb. - j 928-4288 s7 � 153 Best Wishes SISCO LUMBER Old Westminster Rd. • Hubbardston, MA Telephone 61 7-928-4424 • William Sisco, Sr, Standing Timber • Lumber • Bark • Mulch Owners: William Sisco, Sr. Orrin Sisco, Thomas Sisco JOHN H. CAMPBELL Attorney and Counselor at Law 69 Main Street Ware, Massachusetts Phone — 413-967-4261 413-967-5609 waterrest 151 Wore. Center Blvd. Wore., Mass. 01608 617-755-1664 154 Compliments of a Friend ALLEN ' S Christian Hill Barre, MA 01005 HOWE LUMBER CO., INC. 1 East Main St. (Rt 9) 8 Mill St. East Brookfield, M A 0 1 5 1 5 No. Brookfield Tel. 885-5396 MA 0 1 535 867-3232 Tel. 867-6403 THE ALPINE SKI SHOPS, INC. Ski Sport Specialists I 363 Main St. Holden, MA 829-3150 MANN ' S Recreational Vehicle Center Route I 22 Rutland, MA 617 886 4745 J. FRANK SIMS CAB CO., INC. Rutland, MA CHEVROLET! PONTIAC ON THE VILLAGE GREEN SINCE 1941 BARRE. MASSACHUSETTS Providing Local Students With Driver Training Cars for Many Years. 157 Best Wishes to the Class of 1 980 MOULTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. GOLDSTEIN GURWITZ INC New Holland and Case Farm Equipment Ware, MA 158 Best Wishes Quality Water Products South Barre, Mass. 01074 New England • New York New Jersey • Pennsylvania Class of 1980 APPLES • (mm) ■ ' ) BROOKFIELD NURSERY STOCK • LANDSCAPE SERVICE W y ORCHARDS PRICE WISE GARDEN CENTER 2 VERNON ST. No. Brookfield, MA Follow Signs From Rt. 9, 3, 67, 49 Open 7 Days — 9 to 5:30 WARE. MASS 01082 PHILIP ARELLO PRESIDENT PHONE (413) 967-4622 159 HAKALA BROS. Trucking Sand — Gravel Loam Septic Systems Backhoe Dozer Work Rubbish Removal Hubbardston, MA 928 3323 Custom Injection Molding and Mold Making for Quality and Price: RAITTO ENGINEERING MFG. I CO., INC. Wheelwright, MA David A. Raitto Phone: 477-6637 President Area Code 4 1 3 HOLDEN TRAP ROCK JIM ' S PIZZA COMPANY Holden, MA 01520 829-4795 219 Main St. N. Brookfield, Mass. Crushed Stone, Bituminous Concrete 867-8373 PIZZA HOUSE Prop. George Karanikis West St., Robbins Rd., Ware, Mass, (next to Cumberland Farms) Phone 967-5685 160 HUBBARDSTON EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE COMPANY Princeton Road Hubbardston, MA 01452 Tel.: 928-4258 IT ' S at MT. WACHUSETT ANIMAL FOREST ENJOY A DAY WITH TNE WHOLE FAMILY WALK TNRH OUR NEW IIR0 AVIARY SEE: TIGERS, WOLVES C000ARS, MONKEYS mJ BRUNO (THE FAMOUS BLIND BLACK BEAR) Snack Bar, Playground, Picnic Areo, Gift Shop Open 7 Days 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Group Rates — Open 1 0-6 Holidays and Weekends — May I thru Nov. I I Directions: From Barre Take Rt. 62 to Rt. 68 — Take Left — Follow Signs. Anthony Pepe President The Createst Name InTrucks WORCESTER MACK SALES SERVICE, INC. 420 Southwest Cutoff, Worcester, MA 0 1 604 753-1403 161 To Class of 1980 Congratulations and Best Wishes THE WEINHEIMERS Sheep Yarn Spinning Supplies Sweaters Hardwick, MA 01037 A Clean Sweep for Safety Paul V. Weinheimer Chief Sweep Call Collect ( 413 ) 477-8542 Good Luck to Dean and the Class of 80 Tomorrow Is Just a Dream or Two Away. MOM, MEMERE, LISA BOB, JEAN AND JESSICA ceVicita t ! 0 o s I Classe de 1980 LECLUB FRANCAIS 163 Congratulations to Cheryl Diliddo and the Class of 1980 UNCLE FRANK, AUNT SUE DANNY AND MARIE Brooklyn, N.Y. GARDNER TRAVEL AGENCY Alfred J. Richard Pres. 287 Central St. Gardner, Mass. PHONE 967 6682 ; 3 6. GILBERTVILLE BOTTLED GAS, INC. GILBERTVILLE RD ' .YfARE, MA 01082 RICH PLUTA RES 967 7215 MEMMR TEL. 632-3 1BO xavsl ; crfgzncij | : ALFRED J. RICHARD 287 CENTRAL STREET PRES. GARDNER. MASS. SNOWS RESTAURANT INC. 136 Pleasant St. Ware, MA Open Thurs.-Sun. 1 1 AM 9 PM Tel. — 967-5537 Specializing in Sea Foods 164 ! Congratulations ; to the Class of ’80 ' j Especially Cheryl Diliddo ; THE DILIDDO FAMILY RONALD P. ERICKSON Bona Fortuna Societati MCMLXXX Builder of Custom Homes On Your Lots or Ours Your Plans or Mine JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL LATIN CLUBS Complete Remodeling Service ; Gardner, MA. ! 01440 i Tel. 632-0928 Congratulations and Best Wishes Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1 980 From J MR. MRS. GEORGE V. MURRAY From the Congratulations and Best Wishes , CLASS OF 83 to the | Class fo 1980 166 From the | OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION PATRONS Ms. Nancy E. Degnan Ms. Esther Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Noel Skerry Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Midura and Family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Castriotta Mr. and Mrs. E. William Sykes II Mr. and Mrs. S. Sottile Ken ' s Grocery Cebula Funeral Home Roller Motor Parts, Inc. Mrs. Joanne Kenda Hubbardston Package Store Inc. Goddard ' s General Store Bly Studio and Gallery Magnet Wave Products Inc. Dorman ' s Garage D. M. Restaurant Guzik AMC Jeep Anderson Auto Parts Inc. Jay ' s Package and Country Store Lousignant, Inc. Realtors Reed ' s Country Store Paul Cranston Dr. and Paul Borthel Piragis Boats and Motors Ray Perron and Son ' s Transportation Nat Falks, Inc. Ed Belcher ' s Ware Radio Service, Inc. Durand Sisters Mr. and Mrs. Ward Brown Ms. Cathleen Scanlan SPONSORS Norma Hager Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Erickson Phyllis Hunter Norma Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burke Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Dextradeur Sam and Beatrice Palano Everette Welch Army Navy Store Leas Camera Shop Edward Riendeau Ellie Stolgitis I. E. Irish Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Roy Handy Jr. Thanks, M.C. — Janet Graves BOOSTERS Gordon and Barbara Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Rice Bob and Shirley Roy Frank and jerry Valley Beverly Ruddy jan and Bob Halfrey The Phelans The Lemaitre Family Frank Coppolino jaspers Coffee Shoppe Ware Package Store Cebula Insurance Agency Claires Cheryl Lynn Shop Dr. John D. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Hill Fred Watts The Village Greenery The William Paul House Fred j. Fijal Robert and Bette Hahns Anna M. Warburton Butler ' s Ski Doo Czabaj ' s Market Scoop ' s Service Station Whistling Pines Ski Center Barre Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Dorsey Frank Gromo Wilson Pharmacy 167 Laurie Alger — Concert Band 1, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Pan- ther Press 3 - 4, Office Education Association 3 - 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Bill Allen — Symph onic Winds 1 - 2, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Varsity Track 1 - 4, Soccer 1 - 4, Latin Club 1 - 2, Basketball 1 - 2, Year- book Staff 4. Debbie Anderson — Gymnastics Club 1 - 2, Latin Club 1 - 2, National Honor Society 2 - 4, Outing Club 3 - 4, Drama Club 2 -3. Jim Anderson — Freshman Basketball 1, Freshman Soccer 1, J.V. Soc - cer 2, Concert Band 1 - 2, Spanish Club 2. Cheri Berube — French Club 1, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Varsity Soccer Manager 3 - 4, Office Education Association 3 - 4, Panther Press 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Barbara Bitsounis — Spanish Club 1 - 2, J.V. Basketball 1 - 2, Co. Cap- tain 2, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Spaghetti Supper Com- mittee 3. Linda Blais — French Club 1 - 4, Office Education Association 3 - 4, Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Panther Press Staff 3. Jenny Branham — Concert Chorus 1 - 4, Spaghetti Supper Commit- tee 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Panther Press 2. Lisa Brown — Spanish Club 1 - 2, Gymnastics Club 1 - 2, Minorities and Law 2, Outing Club 2 - 3, Crazy Wheel Basketball 2, Student Council 3 - 4, Senior Citizens Day 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Play 3, Poetry Reading 3, Art Show 3, Sadie Hawkins Day 3 - 4, Senior Bazaar 4, Puppet Show 4, Yearbook Staff — Art Editor 4, Senior One Acts 4, Poetry YVprkshop 4. Jeffrey R. Brunelle — Soccer 2 - 3, Track 1-4. Michelle Bullard — French Club 1, Varsity Cheerleading 2, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Prom Committee 3. John Buron — Wind Ensemble 1, Track and Field 1 - 2, 4, Outing Club 1 -3. Lucinda Carter — French Club 1, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3. Maureen Castriotta — Yearbook Staff — Editor in Chief 4, Latin Club 1 - 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Spanish Club 1 - 2, Secretary 2, Drama Club 1 - 4, Three Act 2, One Acts 2, 4, National Honor Society 2-4, Treasurer 4, Minorities and the Law Workshop 3, Basic Skills Advi- sory Board 4, Panther Press 4, News Editor 4, Student Council 4, Treasurer 4, Class Secretary 1-2, Tricycle Basketball Committee 2, Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Concert Chorus QQuabbin Singers 1, Symphonic Winds 1 - 4, Vice President 4, Musical Theater Club 3 - 4, Vice President 4, ' Quabbin Valley Music Festival 1 - 4, Central District Music Festival 2 - 4, New England Musie Festival 3. ■ leanne Charles — Softball 1, Field Hockey 1 -4, Basketball 1, Gdlt 3, Quabbin Singersl, Symphonic Winds 1 - 4, Latin Club 1 - 2. Andrew Cole — Basketball 1 -4, Cross Country 2 - 3. John Crawford — French Club 2 - 3, Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Band 1 , 2. Maureen Crowley — Concert Chorus 1, Quabbin Singers 1 - 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Stu- dent Council 1 - 2, Class Secretary 3, Central District Music Festival 1 - 2, All State Music Festival 3, Spanish Club 1 - 3, Gymnastics Club 1, Opera Workshop 1 - 3, Musical Theatre Club 3, Drama Club 1 - 4, Yearbook Staff — Copy Editor 4. Degnan — Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, i 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Valerie Dextradeur — Soccer Cheerleading 1 - 4, Basketball 1 - 2, Softball 1 - 4, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, French Club 3 - 4, National Honor Society 3 - 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Cheryl DiLiddo — French Club 1 - 2, Outing Club 3 - 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Senior Dinner Dance 4, Yearbook Staff 4, J.V. Basketball 1, J.V. Softball 1, Varsity Softball 3 - 4. Monica Docherty — French Club 1 - 4, soccer Cheerleader 2, Bas- ketball Cheerleader 1 - 2, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Student Council 4, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4. ‘Ralph Dunkle — Special Olympics 1 - 3, Tennis 3. Regina Duval — Prom Committee !, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Concert Chorus 2 - french Club 1. 4 RichardDupell — Baseball 1, Concert Chorus 1, Basketball 1 - 4. -i fc. � ■ « � Tina Erickson — Spanish Club 1 - 2, Soccer Cheerleading 1, J.V. Soft- ball 1, Outing Club 1, National Honor Society 2 - 4, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3. V Kathy Fargnoli — Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Concert Chorus 1 - 2, Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4. Bill Flagg — Mens Concert Chorus 1 4. ■ 2, Cross Country 1 - 2, Track 1 - Tim Fortune — Outing Club 1 - 3, Secretary 3, Spanish Club 3, Envi- ronmental Conference Chairperson 4. Cheryl Giard — Softball 1, Cheerleading 1 Darby Giard — Outing Club 1 - 3, Student Council 2 - 4, Prom Com- mittee 3 ' Yearbook Staff 4. Joseph Giarusso — Tricyde Basketball Captain 2, Boys State 3, Spa- ghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Minorities and the Law Workshop 3, J.V. Soccer 1 J.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Soccer 2 - 4, Tricap- tain 4, Varsity Baseball 3. M mg| |oe Grandone — Symphonic Winds 1 - 4, Stage Band 1 - 4, Concert Band 1, Central District 1 - 4, All State 1 - 4, New England 1 - 4, Latin Club 1 - 3, Spanish Club 3, National Honor Society 2-4. Janet Graves — Symphonic Winds 1, Stage Band 1, One Act Plays 2, Tricycle Basketball 2; Class Officer 1 - 2, J.V. Basketball 1 - 2, Outing Club 2 - 3, Drama Club 2 - 3, Office Education Association Treasurer 3, MOEA 3, National Leadership Conference 3, Usherette for Gradu- ation 3, Minorties and Me Workshop 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 3 - 4, Latin Club 1 - 3 -p0 John Guimond — Soccer 2, Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Tricycle Basketball 2, Latin Club 1. Lisa Gunnarson — J.V. Soccer Cheerleader 1, Spaghetti Supper Com- mittee 3, French Club 1 - 2. Mark Hager — Latin Club 1 - 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Baseball 1. Craig Halfrey — Cross Country 1 - 4, Track 1 - 2, 4. Corrina Hammond — Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Lori Handy — Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Sen- ior Bazaar4. Mark Harty — Concert Bandl -2, Spanish Club 1. Kathy Hill — French Club 1 - 4, Concert Band 1 - 2, Cross Country 3 - 4, Tricaptain 4, Track 4, Yearbook Staff 4. David Irwin — Latin Club 1 - 4, Symphonic Winds 1 - 4, Stage Band 3, Soccer 1 - 3, Basketball T- 2, Golf 1 - 2, 4, National Honor Society 3 - 4. -French Clubl Jane Kane- 2, Senior Bazaar4. Jeannette Lamoreaux — Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper Com- mittee 3, Senior Bazaar 4. Cynthia LaPorte — French Club 1 - 2, Softball 1, Basketball 1, Field Hockey j dent Cc 4, Co-Captain 4, Outing Club 3, Class Treasurer 3, Stu- I 3, Class President 4. Chris Li Opera Linda Richard LePoer Linda Lindsey — Concert Chorus 2 n — Varsity Soccer rkshop 1 , Yearbook Staff 4. Spanish Club 1 - 2, Wrestling 1, Gymnasti Yearl k 3 3, Girls ' State Alternate 3, ikJrmf ■ «tt Eric Majka — S Mary Jane Club 1 - 2, 1, 3, Sym - 2, All StaL dent Coun per Committee National Hon Kathy Martel Olympic Spanis ill 1 - 2, So? nds 1 - 3, j ic Festival 1 ice Presic Prom Cor jety 3 - 4, ' Hjliiabbin Singers 1 b 1 - 3, Outing uabbin Singers abbin Valley 1 Festival 1, Stu- Spaghetti Sup- Senior Bazaar Committee 4, asketball Committee 2. 3, Concert Chorus 1 - 2, Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4. Joyce Mascroft — French Club 1 - 2, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Senior Bazaar 4. Joan McDonald — Class Vice President 1 - 4, Spanish Club Treasurer 1-3, Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Varsity Softball 1 - 4, Varsity Field Hockey 2 - 4, Varsity Bas- ketball 2 - 4, Symphonic Winds and Concert Band 1 . 170 lames Mclntire — Latin Club 1-2, Minorities and the Law 2, Panther Press 2, National Honor Society 3. 4, Yearbook Staff 4. - «r Jar W Erin Melanson — Fiejd Hockev 1 - 4, French Clubl, Prom Commit- tee 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Cheerleading 3’, Senior Bazaar 4. Bernie Melski — Class President 1 - 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Prom Committee , Tricycle Basketball Committee 2, Varisty Soc- cer 2 - Co-captain 4, One Acts 4 rigold — Cross Country 3 - 4, Latin Club 2. Joann Midura — Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 2 - 4, National Honor - 4, Secretary 4, J.V. Basketball 1 - 2, Varsity Basketball 3 - 4, ymphonic Winds 1 - 4, Concert Band 1, Stage Band 2, Central Dis- trict Music Festival 2 - 4, Girl ' s State 3, English Aide 4, Panther Press ‘Yearbook Staff 4 Scott Miller — Wind Ensemble 1, Concert Band 4, Freshman Basket- ball 1, Golf 2 - 4, Tricycle Basketball Committee 2, Panther Press 4. Kim Mongeau — Concert Band 1 - 4 4, Tennis Club 3, Track Manager 2 Kathy Moore — Outing Club 2 - 4, Spanish Club 1, Drama Club 1 - 2, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Student Council 3 - 4. Andrew Moriarty — Student Council 4, Latin Club 1 - 2. Djnny Mortell — Student Council 1, Tricycle Basketball 2, Prom Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior One Acts 4, Freshman Soccer 2, J.V. Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer 3 - 4, J.V. Basketball 1 - 2, Varsity Basketball 3 - 4. George Murray — National Honor Society -2 - 4, Spanish Club 1 - 3, NJROTC 1 - 3, Symphonic Winds 1 - 4, Stage Band 1 - 4, Concert Band 1, Graduation Usher 3, Quabbin Valley 1, Yearbook Staff 4, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3. Rick Newell — Concert Band V- 4, J.V. Wrestling 1, Varsity Wrestling 2, Varsity Track 2 - 4, Spanish Club 1 - 31 President 4 Spaghetti Sup- per Committee 3, Senio r Bazaar 4. j Dawn O ' Donnell — French Club 1. Cheryl Olsen — Outing ClubW Joe Orzulak — Spanish Club 3, Symphonic Winds 1 - 4, Baseball 1 - 4, Soccer 1 - 2, 4, Student Council 2, Basketball 3 i — Latin Club 1, Yearbook Staff 4. aine Phelan — Gymnastics Club 1 - 4, Latin Club 1 - 2, 4, Drama Club 2. • Chris Pirner — Cross Country 3 - 4 Mark Pitisci — Cross Country 3, Track s 2 - 4. Dean Plouffe — Latin Club 1 - 3, National Honor Society 2-4, Vice President 4, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Concert Band 1, Symphonic Winds 1 - 4, President 4, Vice President 3, Central District 1 - 4, All State 3 - 4, One Acts 2, Student Council 4. Laura Posey — Central District 2 - 4,J4dW England 3 - 4, Quabbin i alley 1 - 3, Symphonic Winds 1 - 4, Secretary 4 ' Quabbiri Singers 1 - 4, Vice President 4, Spanish Club 1 - 2, Latin Club 4, Vice President 4, Drama Club 1 - 4, One Acts 1 - 4, Opera Workshop 1, Musical Thea- tre Club 3 - 4, National Honor Society 2 - 4, Student Advisory Coun- cil 3, Student Council 4, Secretary 4, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Panther Press 4, Basic Skills Advisory Board 4. Judith Ann Potter — French Club 1 - 4, Drama Club 1 - 4, Secretary 4, Student Council 1 - 2, Student Advisory Council 4, Central District 2 - 4, Concert Chorus 1 - 3, Librarian 3 - 4, Opera Workshop 1 - 4, Quabbin Valley Music Festival 1 - 4, One Acts 1-2, Who ' s Who in Music Award 4, National Honor Society 2 - 4, Quabbin Singers 1 - 4, Secretary Librarian 1 - 4, Concert Tour Manager 4, Musical Theatre Club 3 - 4, President 4, Panther Press Co-Editor 4. Douglas Prentiss — Basketball 1 - 4, Soccer 2 - 4. Raymond Regin — Outing Club 3 - 4. Nancy Rice — French Club 1 - 4, Vice President 4, Latin Club 1 - 3, Treasurer 3, Outing Club 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Anita Riel — Yearbook Staff 4. Susan Ruddy — National Honor Society 3 - 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Var- sity Field Hockey 1 - 4, Co-Captain 4, Varsity Basketball 1 - 4, Co- Captain 3, Varsity Softball 1 - 4, Co-Captain 3. David Russell — Baseball 2 - 3. Donna Shays — Special Olympics 1 - 4. David Sheldon — Track and Field 1 - 4, Cross Country 2 - 4. Darlene Sibley — French Club 1 - 4, Outing Club 2-4, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Office Education Associa- tion 3 - 4, Panther Press Staff 2 - 4, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Ioann Sibley — Spanish Club 2 - 3, Cheerleading 2 Lori Sinkoski — Varisty Basketball 1-4, Varsity Softball 1-4, National Honor Society 2 - 4. Denise Sirois — Outing Club 1 - 4, Drama Club 1 - 4, Vice President 3, Audio Visual 1 - 4, Concert Chorus 1, Quabbin Valley 1, Prom Committee 3, Tricycle Basketball Committee 2, Media Center 1 - 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Charles Sizer — Spanish Club 1 - 2. Noel Skerry — ).V. Soccer 1-2, Freshman Basketball 1, J.V. Basketball 2, Latin Club 1-2, Student Council 2, National Honor Society 2 - 4, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Varsity Soccer 3 - 4, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Paul Smith — Freshman Soccer 1, Wrestling 1-4, Track 2, Outing Club 1 -2. Janet Sottile — French Club 3 - 4, Spanish Club 1 - 3, Outing Club 2 - 3, Treasurer 2 - 3, National Honor Society 3 - 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Gymnastics Club 1, Class Treasurer 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3. Cynthia S. Spinney — Outing Club 2, Spanish Club 1 - 2. Christine Staiti — Gymnastics Club 1 - 4, Tennis Club 2, Latin Club 1, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Prom Committee 3. Sonia Strachan — Gymnastics Club 1 - 4, Track 1, Latin Club 1 - 2, Spanish Club 3, Wrestling Manager 3 - 4, Outing Club 2, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4. Brian Suojanen — Latin Club 1 - 3, Concert Chorus 1 - 2, Quabbin Singers 1 - 4, Basketball Manager 1, Track 1 - 2, One Acts 1 - 4, Opera Workshop 3 - 4. Ingrid Swenson — Concert Chorus 3 - 4. i L L 1 Clinton Sykes — Freshman Soccer 1, French Club 1, J.V. Soccer 2 - 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Student Council 3, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Panther Press 2, Senior Bazaar.4. lackie Thompspn — Concert Chorus 1, Frenph Club 3 - 4, Panther Press 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Jay Thurston — French Club 3, Cross Country, 3, Gymnastics Club 2 - 3. Joanne Valley — Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 1 - 2, Varsity Cheerleading 2, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3. Loretta Ward — Concert Chorus 1 - 2, Latin Club 1, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4. Kathy Weinheimer — French Club 1, Outing Club 4, Panther Press Staff 4, Senior Bazaar 4, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3. Janice Welch — French Club 1 - 2, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Stephanie Wlodarczyk — French Club 1 - 4, Latin Club 1 - 4, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Photography Editor 4. Kathy Woodland — French Club 1 - 2, Concert Chorus 1, Symphonic Winds 1 - 3, Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Yearbook Advertising Editor 4, Class Secretary 4. Chuck Woodward — T rack 2-3. Kelly Wypych — Symphonic Winds 1-4, Stage Band 1 - 2, Central District 1 - 4, All State 2 - 4, New England 3 - 4, Yearbook Typing Edi- tor 4. Dawn Roach — Prom Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, French Club 2, Latin Club 1, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3. Bob Roy — J.V. Soccer 1 - 2, Varsity Soccer 3 - 4, Co-Captain 4, Fresh- man and J.V. Basketball 1 - 2, Varsity Basketball 4, J.V. Baseball 1, Var- sity Baseball 2 - 4, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Spanish Club 3-4, National Honor Society 2 - 4, Senior Bazaar 4. Jeff Young — French Club 1 - 4, Wrestling 1 - 4, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3. Suzanne Young — - Track and Field 1, Wrestling Manager 1 - 4, Out- ing Club 2 - 4, Latin Club 1 - 3, Gymnastics Club 1 - 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4.