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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

EXODUS 82 Quabbin Regional High School Barre, Mass. The Class of 1 982 dedicates its yearbook to Mr. Glenn Stratton, who has taught us the significance of current events in our lives. As we approach our graduation we begin to realize the impact of these issues on the world we are about to enter. With deep appreciation we thank you, Mr. Stratton, for your warmth and friendship, and for helping us to prepare for the greater society. 4 if 1 The Class of 1982 dedicates its yearbook to Mr. John Musante, ■w ho has shown us the role humanity’s past achievements and follies play in the trend of the future. Mr. Musante has never failed to remind us that Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. W ith wit and humor he has prepared us to bring an understanding of history to decisions we w ill make in the future. With deepest gratitude we thank you, Mr. Musante, for all you have taught us. 5 Headlines everyday announce events of significance in our lives. Contemporary affairs impjinge on us, affecting both small daily habits and our overall life design. Crowded busses, cutbacks in sports programs, and the restoration of a town bail affect us immediately. Energy resources, hazardous waste disposal and defense capabilities will have an impact on our future destinies. As we, the Class of 1 982, move on to assume leadership roles in the wider community, we will be obligated to understand the issues of the day so that we may make informed judgements. As concerned citizens we will participate in determining the direction of our world and in shaping the future for our children. This yearbook thus incorporates the history of our own class and the history of the community, state, and nation as it affects the Class of 1 982. Jiiiln IHuil 4 i t ' ITY PANl RnE HITS sm t ■ V .. m mm warn WwM oMi m « ■� ■■ pit mm rfih THE SLUMP HITS HOME xii ' « 12 The staff of Exodus 82 wishes to thank Ms. Cathleen Scanlan for her hard work and dedication in the making of our yearbook. Her assistance and enthusiasm has helped us through many hard and seemingly impossible times. With her help we were able to create a yearbook that will provide meaningful memories in the years to come. With love and respect we thank you, Ms. Scanlan, for everything. Row 1 : L. Valardi, Advertising Editor; B. White, Co-Editor-in- Chief; S. Messier, Typing Editor. Row 2: J. Pickens, Co-Editor- in-Chief; M. Castriotta, Sales Editor: J. Crawford, Photography Editor; J. Furst, Art Editor. I The associate principal we welcome this year is no stranger to our school. The great enthusiasm ami dedication that Mrs. Marshall demonstrated in the classroom is now being applied to her administrative duties. W e w ish good luck to Mrs. Marshall in her new role and we know she w ill have great continued success in her years here at Quabbin. As we, the Class of 1982, entered our senior year, a year of challenges and often trying times, Mr. John McDonough also embarked upon a new ' experience as principal of Quabbin Regional High School. Throughout the year he has always been willing to listen to our opinions and problems w ith kindness and understanding. He has made our senior year one which we will always remember! We thank you, Mr. McDonough, for all you have done for us and for making our senior year so special. The Class of 82 w ishes to thank our class advisor M rs. Kathleen McGonigle for all the work and energy she has devoted to our class. Taking over in the middle of our junior year and uniting us in time for our prom, she showed us her total dedication. She has played a key role in making our final year at Quabbin one w hich we w ill always cherish! With great appreciation we thank you, Mrs. McGonigle, for everything. ■g foo say, pap, 1‘ rtf ' GOT GR AT Mews ' % just got vy _ GRAPES AMD 6U 0 UHAT 7 I MWB JVf PPAN ' S USTf IBN T THAT termho? PAP 7 DAD 7 OL � L pea. M ' s usr 7 MOPep gi,e! youp bo A MAN HAS GOME A long u a s nce h s PAYS (yv THE OE in AARRiCAPES you ET He HAS and xve cor a peeling rr ' s owy a EEGiANINO ' HA ' S 6O V6 TO MAKE THAT PHAN ' S, LIST AGA N NEXT TEAM ' WM fiL) yp THEN A6A N ' AND -tCN 6 PAD VAT ON kJ TN CHI BETA KAPPA... r ANp THBN-PAZZ X sAy it?- IP C Gregory “To thine own self br true.” — Hamlet (Act 1, Seen III, Line 71) Likes: My buddy (Jill), The Green Hornet, 4-Wheelin (Green Hornet Style), sports, money, concerts, Journey, parties, McDonald ' s, back row in Physics, winning, my friends, tuna fish, Mich Lite, making things happen Dislikes: Empty gas tank, no money, running lines, losing, when my buddy babysits on the weekend Sayings: “It’s the GREEN HORNET, ' ' “This is true,” “That ' s what he she said,” “Oh, is it.” “Mike” “Ye who laughs last, laughs best.” Likes: Poreches, bowling, rock n roll Dislikes: School lunches, disco Sayings; “Who cares!”, “Well, let me see now, ...” Gregg D. Albro Michael C. Allen “Roger,” “Herb,” “Mike” We do not come to believe in ourselves until someone reveals that deep inside us something is valuable, worth listening to, worthy of trust, sacred to our touch. Likes: Drive-ins, PARTYING, horseback riding, J. Geils Band, Foreigner, AC DC, FRIENDS, COUNTRY LIFE, J.D., MUSTANGS, concerts, 10-31-81, hydrants, 10-18-81, cruisin, ODETTE Dislikes: Snobs, making decisions, fighting with friends, break- ups, long rehearsals. City Life, BAD Parties 10-24-80 Sayings: “Ya, Wise Up, Liar,” “I’m sorry Patty,” “I’m impressed,” “HI smelly,” “Please don’t drink it all!” Goals: To become successful at whatever I decide to do! Michael R. Allen “Joe,” “Herb” Likes: Chevy Stepside Pickups, 4 Wheeling, motorcycles, skiing, concerts. Bob Seger, Michelob, River parties, weekends, hunting, Italian food, football, many other things. 22 Joseph M. Amidio 1 Kristine L. Anderson Laurie J. Anderson Adrien James Ayer “Tina,” “Beans,” “X-14,” “Tina Louise” Like: Garfield, water skiing, snowmobiling, 4 17 81, pickles, wild keg parties. General Hospital, 4-Wheeling, La famille des Buzzells, red roses, the beach, playing spy vs. spy with Garfield, Jackson Browne, blue, lemon meringue pie, Chicago, Sweden, bluegrass. Nitty Gritty Dirt Bank, The Stones, the color blue. Special Dark Chocolate, scary movies Dislikes: B. W . boys. Disco, 6 6 81 , spinach, guys who gossip (and say they don ' t), BLUSHING, my bus, liver, my M.H., orange juice, fighting over stupid things, two-faced people, P.N.D., pink Sayings: “Fried” “You Buzzo” “Que Dieu te benisses” “What a space cadet” “This is true” “Shnazzy” Goal: To become a surgical pathologist (and to survive the 1 2 years of schooling that goes with it) . Also (to be able to stop mooching rides from Jeff) “Laur” “Does it take a death to learn what a life is worth?” Jackson Browne “You can’t always get what you want but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need.” — The Rolling Stones Likes:Kitty, sleeping late, parties, people, Hubbtown, my family. The Doors, friends, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Eric Clapton ' s “Peaches and Diesel.” Dislikes: Getting up early, Hubbtown cops, disco, 6-6-81, fighting, 8-2-79, working every weekend, onions, accidents, pistachio pudding. Sayings: “I can ' t, I have to work!” “I don’t know what ' s going on.” “Would you wait?” “Do I have anything on my face?” “A,” “Gig,” “Draino,” “Adrenaline” “Memory is not just the imprint of the past time upon us, it is the keeper of what is meaningful and important for the future.” Likes: Loves Mary, basketball, track, football, sports, Chinese food. May 4, 1981, 1 1:27 a.m., long walks, talking, June 2 1 . Dislikes: Pushy people, flirts, weekend workers Sayings: “But Mar,” “Nooo,” “Get outa here.” “Barn,” “Jon Boy,” “Herb,” Likes: Fords, Stones, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Michelob, parties, 4- wheeling, hunting. Herb, Herb II, Pan, Elma, Woody Job, Deb, Val Dislikes: Being broke, nothing to do on a weekend, running out of gas, most cops Sayings: “What ' s there to do?” 23 Kat “In returning and rest you shall be saved; in quietness and in trust shall be your strength Isaiah 30:15 Likes: Lisa Anne, soccer, karate, 12, 21, Bad Company, Texas, 10 6 79, water-skiing. Queen Lake, ice hockey, rainy days, cold sheets, weekends, Molson Mountains, Chevys, biking, Italian food, brown eyes, mornings, 8 21 65, 6 25 64, Lisa ' s smile, prom night, home cooked meals, Westfield State parties. Dislikes: getting stuck in the mud, runny eggs, snobby people, wet cleats, mosquitoes, being told what to do, cats that shed, cold pizza, crowds, spoiled kids, liver. Sayings: “Nothing, “Your nose is all wet, “Seal the Dome. Coals: to be happy in whatever I wish to do, and whatever I wish to be. Lawrence E. Bolduc, Jr “Sunshine “Ma “Smile pretty for the people! Likes: Mike, Natasha, friends and family, meeting new and interesting people, traveling, June 11,1 98 1 . Dislikes: People who have their noses in the air, people who don ' t know how to smile, “Jax Fla. Sayings: “Whatever, “Depression sets in,” “Smile!” Smile and the whole world smiles back at you! “Butch” Don’t worship the past — build on it; Don’t criticize the present — live in it; Don ' t fear the future — believe in it. Matthew 6:34 Likes: One special friend, 4-8- 80 — 1 - 30 -81, Beatles, one red rose, cats, fireplaces, pink and purple, optimistic people, cooking, smiles, Suzy Q ' s, milk, dancing. Mom and Dad, 4, Maine, Lorenzo Lamas, Red Sox, baseball, sports, the “preppie” look, open-minded people, concerts, special friends, Ann, T.F.S.I.S.W.A.O.H.N., friendly people, partying, summer, big close families, going out with the girls, weekends, “Endless Love, meeting new people, school, the beach, pizza, movies. Tab, Italian food. Dislikes: Getting lost in R.I., saying good-bye, fighting with Dad, being accused of something I didn ' t do, winter, hurting people. Sayings: “Hey, Sweetie,” “Hey, Michele, what are we doing this weekend?” “I don ' t know,” “Poor Baby,” “Hey, People,” “Awesome.” Likes: Chevys, swimming, parties, concerts. Dislikes: Fords, fake people, school, homework. Sayings: “Y ' eah right,” “Sure.” Donna May Beck James E. Black Becky Sue Beaudry Nancy Briggs “Bubba,” “Jean” “Men have been wise in many different modes, but they have always laughed the same way.” — Samuel Johnson Likes: The Stones, spring, Chinese food, Shaa, 1 0 29(30) 8 1 , laughing, tennis, jumbo cookies, P.B., being mellow. Tab, the beach. Dislikes: Preppies, Disco, riding the bus, alarm clocks, rainy days, giving up, Sunday nights, hot dogs. Goal: to understand someday what it is I’m supposed to figure out. James Brown “Brownie,” “Brownster,” “Jimbo,” “Jim” “He who shuts his ear to the cry of the poor will himself also call and not be heard.” Ch. 2 1 , Proverbs Likes: Marsha, 7 29 78, hunting, parties, McDonald ' s, 4x4 pickups, drive-ins. Journey, lasagna, Hampton Beach. Dislikes: Mondays, homework, stuck-up people, cops, losing, liver. Sayings: “Promise” “Wooo-Baby.” Goals: to become an electronics technician and to marry Marsha. Michael Bryant “Mike,” “Rhino” “Next time I will.” “From now on I will.” “What makes me think I am any smarter today than I will be tomorrow?” Likes: Soccer, skiing. Journey, parties, McDonald ' s, back row in Physics. Dislikes: Mondays, empty gas tanks, no money, soccer grid drills, losing, standardized tests. Sayings: “Should I applaud?” w Jacqueline Lee Bullard “Jack,” “Jacloe “The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence.” Likes: K .C., 10 1 3 80, autumn, horses. Bob Seger, food, 20, skiing, Nantasket beach, weekends, Mrs. C ' s meatloaf, holidays, watching people trip upstairs. Journey, 1 rainbow, pistachio nuts, snow storms, log cabins, parties, Texas, Pepperoni, the Mountains, eating slow, Chinese food, M M’s, sleeping late. Dislikes: Tomatoes, when people talk to themselves, buttermilk, the “M” call, “D”, rain, waiting, nosey people, stop signs, making decisions. Camp P, 5:45 a.m., beer nuts, being rushed, disappointments, “the singing babies,” R.C. s, shoes, being tickled, having no money. Sayings: “Oh really,” “What a loser!” “Tell me a about it,” “Let ' s do something,” “Yup,” “That ' s nice,” “Right.” 25 I “v.r Likes: Krnny a whole bunch, 8 3 81, my family, my frienda (D.L.C. and the 5 J ' b), my Andy, liny bubbles, green, 3, the bug, ramblin ' roolbeer, wood stoves, new clolhett, class of ' 80, Florida, the beach, ice cream, sleeping late, lazy Sundays, drafting, good music and Doublemint. Dislikes: Homework, thinking, cold weather, being broke, school, ironing, lettering and dimensioning, tests, and many other things. Sayings: “Mind your own business.” Goal: Just to be happy and do whatever I please. “Dingy” “Earl” “Hey You” “Punky” “The gods today stand friendly, that we may, lovers in peace, lead on our days to age. Likes: (Jan 1, 1981), John, friends, parties, sewing, concerts, swimming, music, movies, Smokey, and dreaming. Dislikes: R.M., snobs, Mondays, and quiet people. Sayings: “Wicked” Goal: To marry John January 1, 1983 Valarie A. Bumput. Earline F. Campbell “Case” “If you want something in life real bad, stick to it, until you get it.” Likes: Concerts, Rush Dislikes: School Sayings: “It ' s against my religion,” “No thanks. I ' m on a diet.” “The simple heart that freely asks in love, obtains.” — Whittier “The father who dwells in me does his works.” — John 14:10 Likes: My Creator, the truth, my family, communication, inner peace, talking with Stacey, walking with Kay, Pokey, compassion, understanding human behavior, being outdoors, sunrises, backpacking in the White Mountains, being along, “for the health of it,” running, field hockey, 11 12 79, playing defense, Sugarbrook, equilibrium, rainbows, “Hold On,” everyday heroes, LIFE. Dislikes: Apathy, war, inhibition, hypocrisy, walls, possession, overeating, make up, smoking, being lonely, the distance between Barre and Thompson, Ct. Your Life Will Be Richer — If On this day: You will make an effort to — Mend a quarrel. Search for a forgotten friend. Dismiss a suspicion and replace it with trust. Write a letter to someone who misses you. Encourage someone who has lost faith. Keep a promise. Forget an old grudge. Examine your demands on others and vow to reduce them. Fight for a principle. Express your gratitude. Overcome an old fear. Take two minutes to appreciate the beauty of nature. Tell someone you love him. Tell him again. And again. And again. Steve M . Casey Marilyn Castriotta 26 ' Johnston k So My it loud let it ring, that we’re all part of everything the present, future and the past . . . Fly on Proud Bird, you ' re free at last!” Likes: Peace, Beatles, Charlie Daniels Band, pizza, my family and dog, Pepsi, Country Western Rock music, hiking, camping, playing guitar. Navy ' 82, bike riding, being a friend, my niece Dislikes: Violence, war, nuclear power weapons, racism, people who think they are 1 , drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, people who refuse to understand others, disco Sayings: “Sure plays a mean pinball” “Say. What ' s the buzz?” Goals: to have a successful career in the Navy as a Hospital Corpsman, to be able to help other people less fortunate than myself John P. Cirelli Gy John Clark “Wendell Likes: Beatles, doing homework, watching General Hospital Dislikes: people who make fun of others, WAAF, laundry, riding on buses. Wendy Clark Joseph J. Cauvin “Joe” “Cauv” “To achieve all that is possible, we must attempt the impossible — To be as we can be, we must dream of being more.” Likes: D.M.R., Cross Country, Track, Michelob, The T-Bird, Weekends, Blondes, good parties, friends. Journey, Mrs. “P”, chocolate ice cream, Italian food, “Maine Trips,” McMere ' s, cooking, running in the rain, 4 10 81, water skiing, pay day Dislikes: Curfew, being late, boring jobs, crutches, broken windshields, pickpockets 27 “Jo” ‘Happiness in found along th way, not at the md of th« road. ‘Man ' s reach should exceed his grasp. Or what ' s a heaven for? Robert Browning Likes: John (a great runner), green M and M’s, “The Forward Line,” Nike , Clyde, Alligators, McDonald ' s, Chinese firedrills in Ware Center, 10 30 81, Malls, field hockey, I).R. ♦ J.C., thunder and lightning, mud puddles, rainbows, a certain gym locker, Hershey Kisses, walking in the woods Dislikes: Two-faced people, being bored, missing the bus, being behind schedule, homework. Shepherd Hill, goodbyes. Coals: (9) in 1981! To live a happy and successful life. Johanna Crawford “Kev “Chowder “Crowder “A man who is going to live a full life must allow his desires to become as mighty as may be and never repress them.” Place Likes: J.B., 10 13 80, Parties, drive-ins, true friends, the summer, long vacations, snow storms, sports, food, weekends, Nantasket beach, ice. Dislikes: being late, mowing lawns, final exams, stuck-up people, getting up early, having no money, boring jobs, people who eat slow. Sayings: “Oh Really? “Decent “Awesome” Kevin J. Crowley “Jeff” “Jeffy” “If I tell you that I ' m not good. I ' ll be lying, but if I tell you that I am good, you ' ll think that I am bragging.” Bruce Lee Likes: Family, friends, Hapkido, Taekwon-Do and other martial arts, girls, T.P., VSAF, Pepsi, Boston, Delorean Dislikes: People who misjudge you for what you do, not what you are, showoffs, snobs, G.I.D. Sayings: “Hey Mako! “What ya doing? “Larry now’s Donna.” “Hi Sa-bom-nim! “Hi Randy” “Hey Kung-Fu” Goals: To become a 4th degree in Hapkido and T.K .D. and to be make captain in the Air Force. “Always laugh when you can, it’s cheap medicine” “Smile: It makes everyone wonder what you’re up to Likes: D.E.D., the Purple Scout II, Laughing, White Mts., ' 80, ' 64 VW (when it runs), Saturday nights, summertime, eating in general (esp. Trix Bars), “Little” surprises. Dislikes: The thoughts of “Someone” leaving for Michigan, eating month old hot dogs, analysis, working weekends, boring Sunday afternoons, taking SAT ' s, arguing. Sayings: “Sue, do you-have anything to eat “You guys are gross! Theresa Lynn Degnan Jeffrey Scott Dailey 28 It Christopher Louis Despres “Desperato “Professor Imagine no possession I wonder if you can No need for greed and hunger, a brotherhood of man Imagine all the people Sharing all the world . . . You may say I ' m a dreamer but I ' m no the only one I hope someday you ' ll join us and the world will be as one. John Lennon Likes: Reading, The Doors, The Beatles, The Eagles, J.R.R. Tolkien, U.S. History, L.A., Benny Hill, Cheap Trick. Billy Joel, Pat Benatar. General Hospital, Simon and Garfunkel, E.F. Hutton commercials. Dislikes: Devo, Disco, AC DC, moral majority, football, w.c., Barbra Streisand, bad jokes, homework Sayings: “I kid you not Susan Lee Dixson “Sue” “Suzzie Likes: Greg, Cheerleading, and cheering tournaments, 1 1 6-81, Green olives, Fridays, money, having what I want, true friends, O.S.S., and Chinese food. Snickers Dislikes: Monday mornings, frozen vegetables, depression, Saturday morning cartoons, being home. D.D.K. Sayings: “Mom can I have . . . ?” “Hi hun, “just wait till I move out then you ' ll be sorry! “ . . . what though the radiance which was once so bright be now forever taken from my sight. Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, or glory in the flower; we will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind ... — William Wordsworth Robert Dolan Clara Jean Dupell “C.C.C.,” “Duey, “Beanor” “Better to have tried and failed, than not to have tried at all. Likes: My family, partying, true friends, Fridays, camping 5 3 76, outdoors, guys, V .A.A.F. music, styx, AC DC, Led Zeppelin, talking, K.O.A. Dislikes: people who use other people. Monday morning s being bored, being broke, two-faced people, snobs, cheaters. Sayings: “Oh Wow” “Give me a break” Wicked Excellent” Goal: To work with the handicapped, and live a long and successful life. I 29 David Anthony Dupell Jean Miarecki Dupell Doreen M. Erickson I “Moon-Beam” “Rfd “Divf “red -Bone “The Few, The Proud, The Marines! ‘‘As long as you need me . . . I’ll be there! Likes: Lisa, 2 7 81, Rainy nights, fire tower, 8 16 81, 9 1 81,9 18 81, 10,9,81, M and M ' s, certain bathrooms. Corvettes, 10 10 81, 10 18 81, BIG O’s, Pink Green, Black, Neil Young, John Lennon, Big Mac ' s, CoCa Cola, Snickers, Pink Floyd and 10 23 81, 12 24 82 Dislikes: Not being able to see Sunshine, Room 247 Sayings: “Yeah Right “You think so, but I don ' t! Goal: To serve my years as a United States Marine: ML! and to assist in making D.A.P.D. Debra Ann Erickson “Jeanne, “Bean Likes: R.A.D.,JJ.D., 8 15 81, 1 2 80, being with people 1 love, people who stand by you in time of need, rainy days, my parents, life. Dislikes: cold days, people who lie, E.S., people who don’t mind their own business. Sayings: Don ' t worry about it, “Come on. “Debby “Deb “A person who can laugh has a heart big enough to embrace all that is human, the highs and the lows. Likes: green. Autumn, X-Mas, jelly beans, talking, complaining, kitties, sunsets, lightning, those guys, fried chicken. Dislikes: Rain, wet socks, riding buses, the effects of chocolate, onions, peppers, my car, being alone, commercials, not getting things my way. Sayings: “It was really strange. “My knees hurt.” “I’m Goal: To hang glide. “Spider “You’ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart then people gonna treat you better, you ' re gonna find, yes you will, that you ' re beautiful as you feel” Carol King Likes: Running, reading, eating out. Autumn, the out-of-doors, “the swinger Dislikes: Numb legs, dentist appointments, punk, stalling. “What time I am afraid, I will trust in Thee. Psalm 56:3 30 II “Jenney “Animal “Blonde “Falsey “Pres “41 “What God has brought together let no one separate. Likes: David Paul Sheldon. 12 28 79, 9 26 81, friends and family, all types of flowers especially pink roses, and all wild flowers, all types of music, especially J. Geils, Outlaws, Skynyrd, nature, rainbows, sunrises, sunsets, children, meeting people, always being busy, sports, being helpful. Class of ' 82, walking in the rain, full moon, mountain climbing, dancing, being myself, the service. Dislike. . People who can ' t accept themselves and be individuals Sayings: “ Hey Shirley!!! “All right who did it “Hey Man “Hey 14 Goals: To become a successful florist and to have my own shop, and to make the best of every situation and have great happiness always! “No act of kindness, no matter, how small, is ever wasted. Likes: Ketchup, life, traveling, french fries, talking, N.Y.C., sleeping late, meeting people, being happy, working, money, buying clothes, alligators. Dislikes: Preppies, getting up in the morning. People TELLING me what to do. Goals: To travel the world and enjoy life in what ever way I choose. Barbara Anne Fletcher Susan G. Fontaine “Sue ' “Bunny” Suivant” “You can ' t keep a good team down for too long. Likes: “Borschack , music, 8-1-81, eating, roses, my friends, summertime, “35”, clothes, money, Georgia, quarters, paperclips, Mozart, Kodah, the Polka Giants, alligators, “being a turtle,” rainbows. Dislikes: Auditions, competition, nosey people, Mondays, getting caught, reeds, incompetence, “quick turns,” rain. Sayings: “Be real” “Franco “In order to reach your goal, you must take risks.” F.L.F. Likes: Tennis. BHS, Lake Ch a rgogg ag ogg m a n c h a ugg ag ogg c ha ubunagung am a ugg (Webster Lake). Music, Art. when Bartlett ' s football team beats Southbridge ' s team!, my family, friend. Dislikes: Losing in a tennis game, jocks, people who stick their noses into my or anybody else ' s business, hypocrites. Sayings: “Shut-up “W ' hat’s up? Frank L. Frenier “Moo “Jeff “Life is what happens to you while you ' re busy making other plans John l ennon Likes- Having fun, driving around, mind abuse, long views on a clear night. Me, Meg and God; Relreal ' ‘79, irony. Dislikes: Rushing, not living up to my potential, C ' s, Ware, debts, having the chance and blowing it. Sayings: “This rubs “If it feels good! “Sometimes men come by the name of genius in the same way an insect comes by the name of centipede not because it has one hundred feet, but because most people can ' t count above fourteen. George C. Lichtenberg Ma “Mo spends his life in reasoning on the past, complaining of the present and trembling for the future. Rivarol Likes: Cape Cod, junk food. New York, N.Y., Christmas, Summer, Mood) Blues, good friends, little kids, Ziggy , chocolate. Dislikes: Being bored, snobs, loud people, homework, getting the third degree, P.E., Monday mornings, noisy people. Sayings: “Pie! Goal: To be successful and happy in life. “Ham “Annie “Bananas “Hammy “Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road — Updegraff Likes: My family, green, sloe gin, roses, Dorito ' s, Mr. Magoo, Key Stone Cops, my nephew, my sidekicks, rainbows, M M ' s, blowing bubbles, smiles, life, dogs, cruising, Duke Jump, partying. Golden Arches. Dislikes: Snobs, P.P.P., spinach, broken down, cars, B.P., 15 page reports, crying, yawning, sunburns, being cold, questions, being broke, embarrassment. Sayings: “Shnoogie “Spare me “Dumb Broad “Hey Pauwee . . ”, “That ' s Life Goal: To become a chef and to find happiness where ever the path may lead. James J. Furst Maura Elizabeth Gallery James Gaudette d Ann Margaret Griffin mi 32 Amy Lee Grondin “Aim” “You are only what you are when no one is looking” “And it ' s a fair wind, blowin ' warm out of the South, over my shoulder. Guess I ' ll set a course and go.” — CSNY Likes: Wayne, sunshine hikes, log cabins, nature, Levi’s, mountains, snowstorms, 1-8-81, stuffed animals, southern rock, Chineese food, spliffs. Bob Dylan, eating, sunrise, sunset, rainbows, riding, “my shoes”. Rebels, red licorice, lobster Dislikes: 6-6-81, 4-28-8 1 , goodbyes, curfews, disco, H.P.D., J.E.D.G.W Sayings: “Morrrning” “Hey kid” “I’ve got to go!” “No one is a failure who is enjoying life” Goals: To live in a log cabin on a mountain and enjoy life. C«offrey C. Grossman Gefr “You must remove the speck of dust from you own eye, before you can see clearly to take out the splinter in your brother ' s eye.” — Jesus — Likes: Marcia Thibeault, 10-1-80, 1 1-8-81, music, Louisiana, New Mexico, Southern cooking, band trips, being with the one you love, D.R., cruising, beautiful women. Dislikes: Two faced people, lying, stereotypes, obesity, teases, W.A.R.E. radio, WARE police, false arrests, being grounded, DK, 1 0 more years of school. Sayings: “MAN”, “Bummer,” “It ' s not fair!” Jeffrey P. Hale Mary Hammond “ROCK” “The reward of things well done is to have done it.” — Emerson “My will shall shape my future, whether I fail or succeed shall be no man’s doing but my own, I am the force; I can clear any obstacle before me, or I can be lost in the maze. My choice; my responsibility; win or lose, only I hold the key to my destiny.” — Maxwell Likes: The Country Life, Winter Activities, A cool brew on a hot summer day. Dislikes: Asking for money, not having a car. Rocks in N.H., Haying Sayings: “Well I flunked another one,” “Mais Oui,” “Could you Nonchalantly . . .” Goals: To have the best of everything. “Paul,” “Pauwee” W hen you look into the mirror and see someone else ' s reflection, only then are you seeing your real self. 1 am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. Likes: Seals, B.L.T., purple, the SOAPS, clowns, violets, CAW music, gym, poetry, reading, walking in the rain, my shadows, fruit loops, peaches. Dislikes: P.P.P., B.P., turnip, the cold, ann stepping on my shoes, dentists, Jr. High Hall, High-Class snobs, opening doors. Sayings: “Shnoogie,” “1 think I ' m going crazy,” “I ' m starved,” “Sueooo . . “Anneee . . Goals: To walk down the winding road, and make it straight for others. “Hezzy” “For all are friends on earth, all faithful friends; and many friendships in the days of time begun, are lasting, here, and growing still. Likes: Basketball, softball, swimming, skiing, horseback riding, loves animals, taking walks through the woods, listening to the sounds of animals chattering away, walking through the leaves on a Fall sunny day . Dislikes: its, being broke Sayings: “Shoot!” “Why!” Goals: To live a happy, successful life. “Mike,” “Hoagy,” The Hoag,” “Col. Hoagy” “There are none so free as those with nothing to lose.” Likes: Porsches, bowling, Hawkeye, Trapper John, M A S H, Toupees, autumn, movies, Waylon and Willie, Roy Clark, Country Music, south, quiet times, Charlie Rich, Charlie and Jack Daniels, sports, old cars, good limes. Dislikes: Sport cars with auto, trans., loud people, hard rock. New Wave, Disco, cats, boxing, horse racing Sayings: “Wait til I get my Porsche,” “You ' re off my Christmas list,” “Rough night, huh?” LMWIP, FTN, “Yut, yut, yut, yut, yut.” Goals: To own at least two Porsches and become successful in whatever 1 chose to do. “Dana” “Happiness consists in being perfectly satisfied with what you have got and with what you haven ' t got.” Likes: Field Hockey, softball, sunsets, roses, summer softball, Nicks, 10-31-81 with Bone, backpacking. Bob Seger, Beatles, food, “on the loose,” Mic-Light, Bud., running, good friends, weekends, McDonalds, brushing my teeth, MOM and DAD. Dislikes Bone’s short cuts, S.M., two faced people, referrals, getting caught, no gas, no money, not being able to go out, “The Bird,” Asthmar, 1 1-12-81 against Shepherd Hill, Boom-Boom. Sayings: “Dopey Me,” “Go for it,” “what do ya wanna do Lis,” “Don ' t go away mad just go away,” “Elat my arm pit.” Goals: To live a happy life. Nancy A. Hesselton Polly Jo Heyes Dana.Ann Holden Michael Edward Hodgerney Patricia R. Hudson “Trish,” “Smelly,” “Peaches,” “Pat,” “Paddy” “The shouting and the tumult dies. The Captains and the kings depart. Still stands thine ancient sacrifice-a humble and contrite heart. Taylor Caldwell Likes: Bein ' Crazy !. 12-1 8-80, All my friends, parties, drive- ins, (Heavy Metal), Mich Light, JACK DANIELS, AC DC, Ceils. 1969 Mustanga, saluting, cruisin, helping people, ART, regaining an old friend. SRT-Grease!, t e smellies the hydrant 10-18-81, 1 0-3 1 -8 1 , pumpkin guts, R.K B. Dislikes: 12-4-79, stonewalls that bite, ratty skrats, backstabbers. snobs, untrue friends, goodbyes, the city, flat beer, wimps R D, M W Sayings “Wise up,” ’I ' m impressed” “HEY SMELLY” “Please don ' t drink it all,” “Help George I ' m drowning!” Goals: To be a successful Emergency Medical Technician, and someday a Jack Daniel’s Field Tester! Cynthia A. Hughes “Kink,” “Huey,” “Cindy” I know you think you understand what you thought I said, but what you don ' t realize is that what I said isn ' t what I meant Likes: Dana, The Beatles (John Lennon), the Rolling Stones, music, art, scary movies, the color blue, Fridays, 5-3-76, 9 27, 1 0-10-8 1 , miracle whip mayonnaise, being different, the Kinks, warm summer days. Hats, carnies, peanut butler, dark chocolate. Dislikes: Users, cheaters, liars, two faced people, snobs, big mouths, being confused, being left out, getting lost, homework, Mondays, boiled chicken, blurry pictures, running out of gas in the middle of nowhere, normal people, being called Cynthia! Sayings: “W hat ' s up (the sky),” “What?,” “Sure . really now, “1 only talk when I have something that ' s worth saying Goals: To be successful and happy at what I decide to do in life. Scott Hurd “Dreams were made for fools like me” Cartoon character “and so it seems our destiny , to search and never rest, to ride that ever changing wave, that never seems to crest, to shiver in the darkest night afraid to make a stand, and then go back and do our time out there in no man ' s land” Likes: Running, cross country, ice cream, the piano, Chopin, Bob Seger, waterskiing, summers in N.H., rainy days, the first snow, scoffing, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, motorcycles, leather, jazz. Dislikes: Tight shoes, high beam lights, T.V. c range lists, getting up early, generic food, running over 20 miles, punk rock. “Chris,” “Chrissy” Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road. If you love something set it free If it comes back to you, it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t it never was. Likes: George Murray, 1 1-7-80, scary movies, eating, sunny days, autumn, the beach, taking George’s car, cozy rooms, swimming, long walks, summer nights, being happy, my best two friends, Christmas, smiles, hugs and kisses. Dislikes: Rainy days, fighting, locking keys in the car, tears, braces, Monday mornings, best friends who turn out to be jerks, chocolate donuts, cooking Sayings “Patty, Karen or Nancy . Make me something to eat?” Goals: Always to be with George and to live a happy and fulfilled life. 35 “Flower Child, “Suzi Cream Cheexe, Susxi-Q A person who follows ihe crowd will never be followed by a crowd. Liken: Flowent, Art, mushrooms, wine-cheeze-grapes, the Who, Kinkn, Sionen, Joplin, Arlo, balloons, psyc hology, nice buns, bluegrass, massage ' s, lily of the valley, 7-1 1 -8 1 . Dislikes: Punk Rocker , technical people who can’t handle their own intelligence. Nukes, the cold. Saying: . . Punkin . . too much, beautiful day in (Guatemala, think green, “shake it easy, maybe better next time, Ena Key Pada Se toe. Goals: Longer hair, better artwork and complete happiness. Mike, Elmer Fudd Never give up, just try harder Likes: Good friends, people who don’t always conform, sunrises and sunsets, comedy, music, all sports, nature, 33, 36, not getting caught, working and making money, McDonalds, Hampton beach. Dislikes: People who don’t try, two faced people, not being able to say what I want, not having money. Goals: To be happy and wealthy “Sue Duke, Sig, Duke, Sigmund If at first you don’t succeed, you’re probably average. Likes: G.H., motorcycles, PIZZA, cruisin, Nathan, The Gang, The Golden Arches, Duke Jump Dislikes: Snobs, Mondays, cops, no gas, no money, rainy days Sayings: Right?,” You know!, Boom!, Let’sgo cruisin! Goals: To lead a long, fulfilling life, to go to California. Susan M. Jette Michael Judd Susan Marie Judd Barbara Kerstetter Lisa Ketola Likes: Sunset, going to the beach, having fun, George Dislikes: Winter, flat tires, two faced people. Goal: To live life successfully and to be happy. “What do you want me to do? “Smile, and be happy. Vnne K. Kowal “I read a great deal, but I do not know how to choose my books, and very likely I read quite the wrong things, yet the longer I live, the more I want to know. — Anton Checkov “When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. — Dr. Hunter S. Thompson Likes: Silliness, mail, incognito, spaghetti, rain, the Stones, running, Ray and Bekio, Zoot, Monty Python, digression, useless “gifts, fake-outs, shopping, outdoors, British rock, solitude, accents, cosmosity. Dislikes: Being lost, having to get up, diet soda, notebooks, A.F. of M., “earnest people, pressure, incompetence, having my picture taken, our star, mcsleazes, Henco, threats, niceness.” Sayings: “Be real, “I’m losing my grip. Tracey A. Kulig “TraceyLou, “Tracylee Likes: Gloucester, Cape Cod ' 80, mellow music, open people, Chinese food, nature, my grandparents, the ocean, elephants, chocolate, Neil Young, CCR, MJ CO., Springhill Rd. sunsets, NE, flowers, snow. The Walkers, beards, cross-country skiing, M.L., rainy nights, birch trees. White Mtns., Kaluha. M and M ' s crazy times with C.M. and S.W., TAB, peaceful moments, BWSM, my families, talking with M.H., being alone. Dislikes: Money, death, waiting, dishonesty, 3-25-81 — 5-8- 81, certain expectations, “TSS , B.S.OV people who gossip, being bored, not having R.S. tickets. “Spruce” Likes: The good times with E.M. and A.N., Hubb. town people, Fri. and Sal. nights, Neil Young, Rolling Stones, Mom and Dad, friendly people, Chinese and Italian food, living in the country, motorcycles, traveling, meeting new people, the Zoo. Dislikes: March 25, 1981, learning the hard way, selfish and conceited people, losing good friends, Monday mornings, working on Sundays. Sayings: “I think you’re wired, For sure Goals: To live a fulfilling life and pursue a good career. A 37 “Tink,” “Terry Kricmlhlnp is like a delicate crystal glass. It holds so much yet it is so easily broken. Shattered . forever. Likes: Adam 1 1-22-80, France 4-20-79, hot fudge Friday ' s, true friends, M M ' s, Bob Seger, Roses Dislikes: Snobby people. Nut ' s, Monday mornings, getting my picture taken, sitting still, colds. Sayings: “Hey, whatya doing. Goals: To be happy, and be successful in whatever 1 choose to do with my life. Theresa Ann Lam “Edie, “Pickles” “A Note to Young Lovers — The Moon One should never say, “1 ONCE LOVED YOU” because love is never a one time affair, only a physical love is such the case, not true love . . . Likes: Michael (LOVES), 12-21-80, 7-13-81, 7-18-81, Lake Dennison, T.T.C.: 1 9+ 1 1 , frank, home movies” T.I.O.T.T.S., Sunsets, rainbows, music, SKUNKS, pickles, traveling, having M.T. to depend on, talking to myself, partying, drive-ins, ROSES, HUGS, KISSES, affectionate people; mjt, summer, tt 1 , reunions, crazy people, CLASS OF ' 82, long walks, full moons, smiling, staying out late, having money, fireplaces and bear rugs! Dislikes: 5-3 1-81, fighting over minor things, M .T. ' s night job, staying home, waiting, being so far apart in age from my two brothers, having weeknight curfews, making decisions, empty gas tanks, spiders, snakes, cold weather, dumb mistakes, secrets, “THE BIRD, comparisons, being moody, bad memories, and long good-byes. Sayings: “Gimme a BREAK,” “BULL,” “No Biggie,” “OH JEESE,” “Alright, alright!,” “YA, REALLY,” “such is life,” “oh, I LOVE you TOO,” “SMURF! !” “. . . if you have been shot down, as the saying goes . . . THANK GOD that you are alive and not DEAD.” Edith Ann Leadbetter “Pete,” “Pedro” Friendship often ends in love. But Love — never in friendship. Likes: Parties, Mich Lite, sunsets on the ocean, Nikes, Levis, long weekends, Tunafish, sports, the JAV. and the 330 ' s; Horror movies, Doritoes, M M ' s, twinkies, the AIR FORCE, Millers Falls, Bert and Becky and the kids, taking the day off, twinkies. Back semis., Beatles, Journey, Scotland, making things happen. Dislikes: Being late, late people, the expression “Go for it,” back wash, no money, getting caught, being in debt, running through the center with Dana and Mary. Sayings: “Bummer,” “Asia La Twinky,” “Asia Harvy,” “Shut up shuttin ' up.” “Ollie” “It ' s not how much we have but how much we enjoy that makes happiness.” Likes: Michael, being with my family and friends, traveling, sewing, shopping, bike riding with friends, walking on the beach, sunny days, water-fights the summer of 8 1 , amusement parks and Cape Cod. Dislikes: People who think they are better than everyone, cold rainy days, boring classes, big crowds, wearing shoes, snakes, onions, cereal and long fingernails. Sayings: “What ' s the matter?” “Huh, What did you say?” Goal: My goal is to have a happy, successful future. Peter S. LePoer Paula F. Le via Robin J. Lindsey Aaron Lyon Susan J. Malin “Rob, “Hutch, “Robeano “ ‘Think Clearly ' ‘Act Courageously ' ‘Judge Quietly’ ’’ Likes: Good friends, art, 10 17 81, “The Fire Hydrant , summers, Maine, waterskiing, being with friends, Va. Beach, the ocean, walking in the rain, concerts, Colleen ' s lau gh, winning, wrestling meets, being organized. Dislikes: Saying goodbye, two faced people, having to be home early, S.A.T. ' s, 6 a m., having nothing to do, snobs, waiting, the word “No, having to use crutches, deadlines, people who try to change others. Sayings: “Why? “I heard what you did “I ' m sorry” “Don ' t be mad . Goal: To live a long and successful life in a career in art. “Sue , “Suzie Likes: Horses, Colorado, stuffed animals, Hampton Beach, talking on the phone, staying up late, sleeping late. Journey, Reo Speedwagon, lying in the sun, roller skating, scary movies, Pintos, Boston, Chinese food, Mrs. “C , pizza, Theresa ' 6, Kaluha. horseback riding, going to parties, pineapples, rainbows, frogs, Chinese fire drills, blondes, money, true friends, concerts. Dislikes: Getting lost in R.I., homework, having my muffler fall off on the way to a concert, riding the bus, curfews, “D . Sayings: “I can’t, I have to work. “Come on we have to do something . “You ' re crazy ? “Are you serious ? “I got to tell you something . “You ' re not going to believe this.” Goal: To go to college and be happy for the rest of my life. “Lizard”, “Stiff ' , “Leprechaun “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 Likes: Sunny days, yellow roses, Indian Head Rock, Spring Hill sunsets, hiking, Quabbin Reservoir, green M and M ' s, Caste! Ruboun, Labatts, snow, James Taylor, little kiddies, thunderstorms, curling up with a good book, pasta, warm smiles, crackerjacks, my buddies at IGA, long talks with J.G., hugs and kisses. Dislikes: Apathetic people, Mondays, fake smiles, weight gain, having my picture taken, cats, rainy weekends. Christina Mansfield 39 raws” mtf. r Michele G. Mattson “Lou “Six years — six little years — six drops of time.” — Matthew Arnold The happier the lime, the quicker it passes. Likes: Kenny, shopping, roast beef and mashed potatoes, the beach, 6 21 81, purple weekends, McDonald ' s, parties, cherry pie, Chinese food, friends, sleeping late, the Quabbin Reservoir, 9 25 81, flowers, M and M’s, the end of the day. Dislikes: Peas, curfews, Z10, deadlines, the nose, waiting, doing dishes, Mondays, tests, getting out of bed, being cold, homework, the bus. “AMBITION KNOWS NO BOUNDS!” — Boynton Likes: John — 1 1 5 77, autumn, field hockey, singing with Grace, Simon ' s Rock; The Cape, L.S., those special six weeks out of the year. Dislikes: “Someday’s” Goal: To eventually prove to my Dad, through my accomplishments, that college was worth a fishing boat. Keith Marean Mary Lou Martel “If you see someone without a smile give them one of yours.” Likes: One special friend, b.f.s.h. Misty, roses, ZZ Top, the Stones, Florida, the beach, swimming at night, sunsets, parties, concerts, Italian food, Fireworks, 007, meeting new people, Kozy Oaks, Reese ' s pieces, puppies, sleeping late, dreaming, summer of 81, 4 16 81 Dislikes: Getting lost in Rhode Island, being tickled, having no money, homework, boring weekends, moody people, goodbyes. Sayings: “Really?” “no sa” “Oh my God,” “Are you crazy?” “He’s out of it” “No Problem.” “Hey Donna, what are we doing this weekend?” Goals: To go to college and to be happy. Mary Ellen Martone 40 “If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you it is yours If it doesn ' t it never was. ’ Likes: Maine, the ocean, seafood, rainbows, sunsets, art, weekends, strawberries. Pink Panther, Chinese food, summer. Dislikes: Liver, Monday mornings, being bored. Goal: To be happy and successful in life. “We Cannot Direct The Wind But We Can Adjust Our Sails. Laurie Ann Messier Susan Marie Messier “Sue”, “Suzie” “If you love something, set if free; If it comes back to you, it is yours; If it doesn ' t, it never was. Likes: Chip, (Loves), 6 14 80, roses, B.F.S.Hl, rainbows, sunrises, sunsets, laughing, pink, the ocean, faded jeans, Chinese food. Hugs, Cheering, stuffed animals. Tab, Ziggy, M and M ' s w peanuts, my family, Beatles, watermelon, falling stars, snow, puppies, diamonds, weekends, being with friends, McDonald ' s, oranges, skating. Paris, Christmas, strawberries, ice cream, bunnies. Saint Bernards. Dislikes: Being in a ca6t for 7 months, thunderstorms, rainy days, goodbyes, breaking up, liver, disappointments, Monday mornings, birds. Sayings: “Just joking ; “you fool”; “I don ' t know.” Goal: To have a happy and successful life. “Munch “Magoo “When the day is bad and life ' s a curse — cheer up! Tomorrow may be worse.” “Two roads diverged in a wood I took the road less traveled, and that has made all the difference. Likes: The calf with the mournful eyes. Polka Giants, BIG cities, A.M.C., close friends, Gregg, (B, D, and S), rainbows, Bach, Dvorak, band trips, unicorns, classical music, Mickey D’s, Chicago, mailbox runs, percussion, pink roses, Riunite, Lambrusco, lavender. Jazz, C.W.O., Lite, Adams and Williamson, Vt., July 17, 1978, my other room, my disguise, road sign captures. Dislikes: “The System, firehouse spaghetti, doing laundry, depression, curfews, these moods, explanations, gas hogs, death and dying, saying goodbyes forever, theory, auditions, cemeteries, accusations, running the pedals, 131, glasses, David ' s burps, playing quarters with Lisa and Co., Jan. 24, 1980. Sayings: “Yes Treesa! ! “Y.O ' L.B.” Jill Marie Mongeau “Freedom ' s just another word for nothing left to lose J . Joplin “Imagine all the people living for today ... J. Lennon Likes: C.C.R., Doors, Skynyrd, Brigham Pond, Denny ' s, candy apples, snickers, black-eyed Susans. 2:06, Mickey Mouse, laughing, pd. 1 and 4, summer ' 81, rainy days, row boats, giant frogs wearing red baseball hats, blue teachers. Wile E. Coyote. Dislikes: 5 8 81, 6 6 81, getting lost, falling out of boats, being sick, curfews, busses, being late, being confused, chip, soo food, bumming out, skids, crowded places, gypsy moths. Sayings: “I gotta get outta here. “I dunno Eileen Morris 41 Jennifer Kaye Musante Mary Nachtigall Wendy L. Munn Bridget . . . Wen “Love is nol only loving, but being loved.” Likes: Parties, Led Zeppelin, poodles, Kenny ' s super sport, Kevin ' s van, Eric’s Mustang, K5 — Blazers, E.D., concerts, art, traveling. Dislikes: Lima Beans, snobs, disco, arguments, getting up early, drunk drivers, sadness, hard times, homework, being rushed, demerits, tests. Saying: “Go for it” Goals: To live a long and happy life, to own a log cabin on the countryside “In philosophy, it is not the attainment of the goal that matters, it is the things that are met with by the way.” — Havelock Ellis Likes: School, snow, mushrooms, children, laughing, traveling, music, reading, Garfield, sleeping late, ice cream, sunsets. General Hospital, flowers, full moons. Dislikes: School, S.A.T.’s, sweet potatoes, washing dishes, blushing, being late, colds, being the only one who doesn ' t understand. Goal: To try to enjoy life always and to travel. v . — “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson Likes: Friendly people, good friends, summer, art, music, swimming, Christmas, birthdays, smiles, good jokes, good moods, shopping, sunny days, vacations, long walks, the outdoors, Garfield, talking. Dislikes: S.A.T.’s, obnoxious people, friends forgetting my birthday, goodbyes, being cold, feeling left out, being broke, getting up early, being “nice.” Sayings: “Wonderful” “How silly of me” “Wicked good!” “Gee, thanks!” “Bummer!” “Go away!” “I need a vacation!” “Where did we get you?” “I’m losing my grip” 42 David Michael Newell Roberta Jo O ' Donnell “Dave,” “Noodle “Failure ran sometimes be legitimate, but triumph should always be anticipated. “It ' s not over till it’s over. Vogi Berra Likes: Sports, pitching, music, lathe work, Chinese food, winning. Disney world, paychecks. Journey, Dwight Evans, swimming, skiing, strike outs, summer ' 8 1 . Physics. Dislikes: History classes, not enough time, horse flies, procrastinating, overly conservative people, destructive criticism, conceit. Sayings: “Really?, “Way to go, “That ' s the way it goes” Goal: To become a physical therapist and to be complacent w as much as possible. “Rubber. ” “Joe, “Birdie, “B J., “Dolly, “Bert, “Robo, “Berta. “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Likes: Being crazy, partying, good times with good fnends. summer, the Cape, the Beach, laughing. 10 31 8 1 . snow Holidays. Dontos. the camp, long weekends, nighttime. Christmas. AC DC, Panda Bears, getting revenge Dislikes: M.P.L., snobs, wearing glasses, people making fun of the way I laugh, lizards. Monday mornings, having no money, being hugged, people who don ' t have a sense of humor, the D.B. flashing blue lights, squid. Sayings: “E. W F.S. “Oh definitely, “Spare me, “You owe me a beer.” “Oh baby, “B.O.A.H. and T.O.A.B., “Get this, “Come on. “You ' re not going to believe this, “Ask me if I care,” “Hey D.L. Goal: To enjoy life as much as I can and never to stop being happy . “Jac,” “Jackie, “(Pudge). Likes: Loud good rock-n-roll. big parties. Little E., fast motorcy cle rides, summer of 80 ' , honesty , flowers, starry nights, summer, the beach, wheelbarrow rides, snuggling, dancing, art, the movies, my family, and the “slosh team. Dislikes: My obsession with junk food, school mornings, monophobia, depression, going to the dentist, the silent treatment, gossip, and inconsideration. Sayings: “Beauty takes time . “Oh yeah”!, “psst! “Love is meant to be shared, not to be kept to oneself ' Jacqueline Page John R. Panaccione “Pan “Take your time don ' t live too fast, troubles will come and they will pass. Rossington-VanZant Likes: J.C., cross country, track, basketball, biking, weekends, vacations, the Honda. Nike. Dislikes: Disco, homework, being confused, being bored, no money . “Jiy , “J.P.”, “Snapper . l)o unto other as they do unto you, but don ' t get caught doing it. Like : (Loves) Mary E., parties, 38 special. Van Halen, S. Comfort, my ford, 4 wheelin ' with a two wheel drive, building houses, cruising on a Friday night, July 3, 1981 Dislikes: Flat tires, no money, being bored, T.M., snobs, drunks. Sayings: “Hi”, “Ugh”, “Hey” James J. Pease “Peddles”, “Peds”, “Powder”, “Pabts’ “Don ' t worry about dying for we were not meant to live.’ Likes: 60’s rock-n-roll, hippies, San Francisco, ' 67 mustangs Beatles, Molson ' s sunsets, hunting, Fridays Dislikes: Preppies, conformists, Mondays, snobs, dirty cars warm beer, Barre Fall road Sayings: “Don’t worry about it , “What if we get caught “Peace”, “What?” “You Jerk” “Shorty”, “Little one , “half pint”. “Take life as it may be, that ' s my philosophy. No use to holler, mope or cuss, that ' s what life has to offer us.” — John Kendrick Bumps Likes: David, my family, warm sunny days, pioa, true friends, dirt bike riding, shopping, 6 19 82, roses, the Quabbin Reservoir, 9 25 81 . Dislikes: Being so short, school, being left out, rainy days, cold weather, having no money, peas, carrots, getting up really early, the nose. Sayings: “Really!” “Oh, my God!” Goal: To live a happy and fulfilling life. 44 “Slim “The feeble tremble before opinion, the foolish defy it, the wise judge it, the skillful direct it.” — J. Roland Likes: Monty Python’s Flying Circus, Jeff Beck, cheap sun glasses, the stars, running, silly puns, silly people Dislikes: Running into walls, college applications Goal: To own a Mercedes Benz before Sam or John, to become wholesome and nutritious “The man who finds a truth lights a torch.” — R. Ingersoll “Mel,” “Missy.” “Miss True friends are like diamonds: precious but rare, false friends are like pebbles: found everywhere. Likes: macrame, pottery, cats, flowers, watching rainfall, summer, Beatles, Rolling Stones, ice skating, hooking rugs, lobster, blue jeans, the ocean, jokes. Dislikes: Homework, cold weather, snow, going to the dentist, snakes, getting up early, soap operas. Sayings: Oh no.” Guess what,” I ' m doomed,” I mean, really!,” Say what,” “Run that by me again.” Catherine Elizabeth Potter Kay” “It is better to have loved and lost, than not to love at all.” (Tennyson) Likes: The Strattons, chocolate, Christmas especially with Stacey, Marilyn ' s will power, sunrises, the White Mountains and Eastern slopes, 2 13 80, field hockey, all the memories of Kacey, Mark and Wells, Maine, L and J together, working at Wildwood, being with Stacey, Ricky, T,” and Jim at Nichols, cotton candy, jokes, going for walks in the snow, Stacey ' s “way with words,” drinking tea at midnight, and being with people. Dislikes: How cruel people can be to one another, telephone bills, being lonely. all the problems of a dislocated knee, the threat of war, lima beans, finding shoes for my too wide feet. Sayings: “I’m so hungry,” especially to Marilyn. “You ' re gross,” “When are you coming home. Slace?” Your life will be richer if On this day: You will make an effort to Mend a quarrel. Search for a forgotten friend. Dismiss a suspicion and replace it with a trust. Write a letter to someone who misses you. Encourage someone who has lost faith. Keep a promise. Forget an old grudge. Examine your demands on others and ow to reduce them. Fight for a principle. Express your gratitude. Overcome an old fear. Take two minutes to appreciate the beauty of nature. Tell someone you love him. Tell him again. And again — And again. Theresa Ann Reed Janies P. C. Pickens Melissa J. Pitisci Tree” “All things bright and beautiful. All creatures great and small. All things wise and wonderful. The Lord God made them all.” (Decil Alexander) Likes: Journey , a child ' s smile, Seger. red roses, animals, especially horses and wolves, true friends, acting on stage, being with my family . KJB ' s humor, those w ho speak out for their rights. Foreigner. Maine Coastline ells and Perkin ' s Cove), Blue Oyster Cult, and . of course . . . Bear” Dislikes: Liver, fools, liars and hy pocrites, snakes, nags, those who abuse other people and animals, idealists who don ' t also look at reality in some way. those who constantly compare people to others in a negative manner. Sayings Hey. KJB!.” “Hi Pal!.” “Babs!,” Dear Abby. Speaking!” Goals: To become a pediatric OT, and help the children of this world who have some sort of disabilities” gain the place in life they deserve. Andrew D. Robinson “Soo-ey! “Never give up! , “Happiness in found along the way, not at the end of the road. Likea: ice cream, chocolate, skiing, all kinds of needlework, singing, sports; especially Field Hockey, Chinese food, walks hunting, horses, skating, swimming, building tree houses with Theresa, blue, special friends, Vermont, The person in my life. Dislikes: 1 1 12 81, monotonous work, goodbyes. “Crazy Cuda: “Rivee Likes: “68 Conv. Barracuda, 1 29 82, partying. Led Zeppelin, long hair, Heineken, Budweiser, Friday at 2:06. Dislikes: Working on the Cuda, 1 30 82, Mondays, rainy days, warm beer. Goal: To find the real me however long it takes. “Andy “Android “Tomorrow belongs to those who fully use today. — Lawrence Likes: 4 10 81, my friends. Journey, traveling, shopping, pay-days, pick-up trucks, drafting, playing football, Garfield, Fergus and Angus, stereos, ribbons, Mrs. White ' s lasagna, cherry cheesecake, blond hair and blue eyes. Dislikes: Pina, physics, reading, conceited girls, hitting guard rails, last minute customers, English, people who do everything slowly, surprises. Sayings: “Life” Suanne Marie Rich Oary Rival Lisa Ricker 46 Thomas J. Salvadore Mary A. Russell Ann Salminen “Rabbit” “It’s a long road, and a little wheel and it takes a lot of turns to get there.” - Charlie Daniels Likes: Valarie, mountains, the change of seasons, full moons, Wyoming, the west, all food, milk, the outdoors, working, hunting and fishing, cold weather, wood, good music, C, S, N, and Y, 8 3 80, Clydesdales, bloodhounds, Jensens, pick-ups, calm people, people who are easy to talk to, memories. Tippy, my family. Dislikes: Hot and humid weather, crowds, the city, flatlands, show-offs, persons who act as though they ' re very special to the world, fighting, arguing, light pants. The Doors, good-byes. Sayings: “Huh” “Marie “Mary “Parlez-moi; j ' embrasse francais” Likes: Roses, weekends, Moosehead, parties (especially in Belchertown), green M and M ' s, good friends, Heineken, summertime, buying clothes, Halloween ' 81, Italian food. General Hospital, Martini and Rossi Asti Spumante, Bad Company, Riunite. Dislikes: Monday mornings, tough guys, lizards, being broke Busch, fighting, breaking up. Sayings: “Go for it!” “You sick pup.” “Sure, no problem “However rare true love may be, it is still less so than genuine friendship” - Rochefoucald Likes: J and ?, The Stones, Fleetwood Mac, Shaa, Kids, York beach, skiing, bicycling, laughing, smiling, Canada, Glastenbury Mt., jumbo cookies, pistachio nuts, the beach, exercising, friends, certain relatives. Kinks, 9 29 81 9 30 81, summers. Tab, and two special friends. Dislikes: Depression, binging, blushing, boredom, fat, phoney people, “the singing babies” preppies and IT. Goal: To have real friends forever and live each day contentedly knowing they are beside me. “Stix” “Red” “Beefheart” “What belongs to everyone belongs to no one” Likes: All music, jam sessions. Led Zeppelin, Ludwig, Zildjians, ZZ Top, Rush, Frigid Pink, Live Cream, J.D., Green Death, hunting, fishing, guns. Dislikes: Breaking sticks, dropping cymbals, waiting for T.P., Reo Speed Sandwich, the Chuckwagon. Sayings: “Let ' s jam”, “Peace”, “What a headrush”. Kenneth J. Robinson “Chuck” “Forget your lust for the rich man ' gold, all that you need is in your soul.” Rossington and VanZanl Likes: Good times, good friends, southern rock, C, S, N and Y, Bud, trucks, the beach, concerts, hunting, weekends, apple pie. Dislikes: being bored, buying gas, being broke, being unemployed, rejection, disco. Miller, hospitals, flat tires. Sayings: “Getting a little sloppy?” “Love is the threshold of everything beautiful” Likes: Jeff, 11 15 80, Mazda RX7 ' s, Ford Ui l-wheelin, my family, Kozy Kabin, “Dusty, Casey and Barney,” skiing, food, 7 14 82, full moons, weekends, sleeping late. Dislikes: Car payments, tweaks, stonewalls, 2 27 8 I , getting up early, being cold. Goal: To be happy “Joseph,” “Giovanni,” “Semorie,” “Seahorse” “Live for today, for you might die tomorrow.” Likes: C.S., high tensions. Bud, B.H.P., weekends, 4-wheelin ' , Fridays, acquiring flirtations. Dislikes: Snobs, skids, cars that burn oil. Sayings: “Growwl” “What?” “Awesome” “Want to trade cars?” “Mornin .” Time is: too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice, but for those who love. Time is Eternity. “Coll,” “Weiner,” “Leenski” “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Likes: Being crazy, partying, Heineken, Christmas, good times with good friends, summertime, escalators, Hampton Beach, the Cape, laughing, spending money, 10 31 81, getting revenge, the phone, snow, singing off-key, shopping, holidays, Pierogi’s, happy endings, 10 17 81, General Hospital. Dislikes: Doritos, snobs, M .P.L., being looked at strangely when I laugh, C.J.G., Lizards, the D.B., saving money, perfectionists, Scrooges at Christmas, Moles, being referred to as a “hick,” being nagged, mushrooms, sand, being broke, people who have no sense of humor, analytical papers, people who are always on time. Sayings: B.O.A.H. and T.O.A.B.,” “Do you care?” “What a dil,” “You owe me a beer.” Goals: To live a happy and rewarding life, become excessively rich and trade in my laugh for a new one. Lynn Ann Sane Joe Seymour Colleen Ann Sibley 48 “Smitty, “Mike, “Smitt “So if you think your life is complete confusion ' cause you never win the game, just remember that it ' s a grand illusion and deep inside we ' re all the same.” — Dennis De Young Likes: Playing the electric guitar, dirt bike riding, ice hockey, football, good parties, weekends. Rock ' n Roll, blues, country western, water skiing, true friends, jamming, cruisin ' . Dislikes: Boring weekends, having no money, warm beer, disco. Jazz, people who think they ' re better than you, Monday mornings, term papers, broken bones, making decisions, being blamed for things you haven ' t done. Sayings: “Hey, man, ' ' “Don ' t worry about it,” “I ' m only kidding,” “Unreal.” Goal: To enter the field of electronics and enjoy life as it comes. “George,” “Puppy,” “Shorty” “Live to wander, wander to live.” Likes: Black vans, money, being short, parties, class of 82, horses, the beach, sunsets, strawberry daiquiris, art, tweety, Budweiser, Roger! Dislikes: Staying home on the weekends, B.B.B. Usually seen in Ware with Betty of the youth center, at McDonald ' s or in the park. “Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendor in the grass, or glory in the flower; W ' e will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind.” Wordsworth Likes: pig6, elephants and ducks, M M ' s, lips, shopping, kisses, C.C.C. ' s, summer of ' 79, eating, Fresca, hugs. May, cotton candy, blue, 4, 7, and 1 1, General Hospital, flowers, rainbows, clothes, Kaluah. tears, acting, Christmas, sunsets, the ocean, 2 6 81, friends, California, happy memories, full moons . . . and Dan. Dislikes: Having no money, being depressed, having my picture taken. Thanksgiving, sweet sixteen, fall of ' 80, decisions, curl) hair, crying, bad memories and a confused person. Goals: To be the next BaBa WaW’a. Sayings: “C ' est la vie,” “You ' ll get over it,” “Next show starts at eight.” Michael Smith Darlene L. Snyder “Dee,” “Dar,” “Schnieder” “It ' s better to aim for the stars and hit the moon than aim for the moon and remain on earth.” “May the road rise with you, and the wind be always at your back, and may the Lord hold you in the hollow of his hand. Likes: Garfield, 19, field hockey, softball, swimming, being alone, sunsets, good friends, my family, orange juice, outdoors, nature, T.G.I.F. Dislikes: losing, bad toads, always putting things off until the last minute, having to hurry, being late, false fronts, T.A.F.I., getting up in the morning, Mondays Sayings: “Join the club,” “Shoot!” Kathleen Anne St. George “Cat” “I am what I want to be, ao world make room, here cornea the Lord.” Like : Miller, good puna, the Doors, Moose head, food, X- country skiing, 9 23 81, living life to the fullest. Dislikes: Hard liquor, bad puna, AC-DC, Chaucer, Shakespeare, downhill skiing. Sayings: “That Rubes” Christopher Stephens “Smelly” “Cinty” “Cind” “Cinney ” “Dr. D.” Likes: “The Fat Albert Show,” Jorge, best friend Tam, saluting, the dame. Ft. Devena, Satch, Christmas, walking in the rain, horses, music, the entire Black family, the Thompsons, Teddy Pender, AC-DC, full moons you can howl to. Mack trucks, laughing, Mr. Bill, all night movies, Pat’s horn, Cleo, Friday nights, all my friends. Dislikes: not hearing those “noises,” onions, riding the bus, snobs, waiting, gym class, saying good-bye, liars. Sayings: “Huh?” “Who, me?” “Taammmy !” Goals: To be happy, to see world peace, to see if I could fit in with the people on Venice Beach. Cynthia Stewart 50 Your Life Will Be Richei If Stacey Aileen Stratton Craig Sullivan Julia Marietta Sullivan Likes: Hershey Kisses, chocolate ice cream. Eastern slopes and the Kangamagus Highway, Wildwood and Cooks Canyon, walking in the Fall with Kay and a sweater, Marblehead, Plum Inland and memories of “a little excellent thing, getting in shape with Marilyn, a special Friday and Homecoming at Nichols College, Christmas Eve with my family, Oliver House and making people happy. Dislikes: The fact that there are never enough hours in a day to do the things that need to be done and still have time to be with the people that are so much more important. Other: A special thanks to the people who helped me grow; namely Grace and Dick Hester and Shanti, and the people who understood and let me grow ; namely my family and Kay. On this day : you w ill make an effort to Mend a Quarrel. Search for a forgotten friend. Dismiss a suspicion and replace it with trust. Write a letter to someone who misses you. Encourage someone who has lost faith. Keep a promise. Forget an old grudge Examine your demands on others and vow to reduce the Fight for a principle. Express your gratitude. Overcome an old fear. Take two minutes to appreciate the beauty of nature. Tell someone you love him. Tell him again. And again. And again. “Eggo,” Egg “Try not to become a man of success but rather a man of value. Albert Einstein Likes: 1 20 81, 4 10 81, most sports, winning, 10, Coke, Doritos, M M ' s, McDonald’s, the Beatles, Journey, concerts, skiing, Vermont, weekends, friends, blue eyes, smiles, full moons Dislikes: 4 24 81, saying goodbye, lies, losing, injuries, loneliness, Mondays, being bored, being broke. Sayings: “Take it easy!,” “Unreal!,” “Go for it!, “Gimmee a break! “Always do right; it will gratify some people and astound the rest. Mark Twain Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition . .” Monty Python “And tho ' she feels as if she’s in a play she is anyway Lennon and McCartney Likes: 10 12 92, British humor, big machines. Hunter Thompson, lo’s Beatalos, L. L. Bean’s, my trench coat, Garp, short stories, the Doors, old movies. Led Zep, WASPs, the Stones, Bach, Vivaldi, that w c feeling, cheesecake, my beast fiends, city streets in the rain. Dislikes: 3 15 44 B.C., “run, rabbit run,” moral majority, baby fascists, that type, gypsy moth caterpillars, hostility, cabin fever, overs, lima beans and milk. Sayings: “I ' m underwhelmed.” “It ' s deproving! “Not at all! “You Twinkiehead! “Life isn’t fair.” “It’s lonely at the top, ain ' t it?” “Let’s clam this blowbake. “Stop me if I ' m wrong . . .” “I’m just a conservative dresser!” “Cathy, “Zabba” “If God had wanted man to wear socks he would have been born with fuzzy feel. JMS Likes: Sunrises, Joe, rainbows, unicorns, high tensions, 10 31 81, classical music, “Max, french horns, Vermont, GMSMS ' 81, snow, complaining, laughing, “Turn the Page,” the beginning of each season, 5, the color peach, pink, my dash. Cosmic Wimp Out, going barefoot, sunsets. Dislikes: Sprints, being left out, being beat, being the youngest, “Oh, being cold, hospitals, operations, being out of tune, auditions, off-beats, not having a middle name, wearing socks. Sayings: “Urn, “You turkey, “Such is life, “Oops!, “Hey Punkin!,” “What a sweetheart, “peachy, “Bad Toad,” “Good Doobie, “Yup, “Mega-wicked-awesome! “Hey,” “Sound familiar, “Hey kid” Goals: To become a rich and famous horn player. Catherine Szabo “Cathy, “Cath “People should blow their own hornit! After all they are the only ones who know the tune. Liken: Munir, rainbown, Kainbow, clarinet lennonn with Beth, practicing, sunsets, Carbon Copy, A.S.B.B.A.W.S., concertn and Kentucky Trotter. Dinliken: Chemintry , know-it-alls, loudmouths, making decinionn and bow ling Sayings: “Alright, fine! “Wrong! Wrong! Wrong!, “Edie, Plop! right in the middle of your face!” “But Beth, I can ' t help squeaking! “Shirl “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. Likes: Art, Monet, cats, John Denver, New Hampshire, HCS Plays, Disney World, roller coasters, special friends, hugs, mountains, sunsets, “Love Story, bowling, broccoli, animals, children, laughter, autumn, fireworks, dusk, Doritos, guitar music, gladiolas, “Little House on the Prairie, weeping willows. Dislikes: Spiders, goodbyes, being bored. Sayings: “Listen to this . . “Hey Jen! “Don ' t worry about it. Goal: To find someone special to share my life with. (Also to reach 5 ' 1 1 ) Lori Thurston Marcia D. Thibeault Shirley M. Tomasello 52 Bonnie Michelle Trudeau “Bon-Bon” “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” Likes: Tab, softball, typing, cals. The Quabbin, winter, white Christmases, family reunions, the outdoors, mushroom pi zza, velvet, Jessica, Pepper, Nikki, Spike, Penny, PJ, Biscuit, Sammy, Checo, Gus, Do bey Dislikes: Guys who cross their legs, liver, cigarette smoke, guys that are stuck up, dogs, cold summers, being confined in small places. Creature Feature, McDonald ' s, homework, grids, not chewing gum Sayings: “Hi Shirley”, “Tell me another one”, “See ya later”, “Sounds good to me”, “Who, me” “Forget it”, “What a jerk” “False friends are like our shadow, keeping close to us while we walk in the sunshine, but leaving us the instant we cross into th e shade.” Christine Ann Valardi “Chris ' ’ “You can fool some of the people some of the time, but not all of the people all of the time” Likes: Bruce, 3 13 81, horses, roses, ice cream, France, 4 20 79, weekends, sunny days, rowdy parties, (Belchertown), wine. Journey, Bob Seger, Jimmy Hendrix, Moosehead, summer, fall days, nice people. Dislikes: Mondays, rainy days, Peter ' s punch, two faced people. Sayings: “Expect it when you least expect it”, “What . . . ?” Goals: To own a horse, to be with the one I love, and to be h,ppy. Lisa Jane Valardi “To live your life in your own way ... to reach for the goals you have set for yourself ... to be the you that you want to be. That is success.” Likes: Mountains, sunsets, R.P. concerts, winning, H.P. softball, soup, M.B. 80, scoring. The Forward Line, 16, Mich-Lite, Tab, money, new clothes, Izods, Levis. Dislikes: Vegetables, losing, D.D. The Bird, Murdock, quitters, being late, sprints, getting caught, practicing. Sayings: “D.B.” “Party Harty” Goals: To be successful in that which 1 decide to do, whatever it might be. To find happiness. 83 Likes: Christmas, songs, short people, cross-country, running. Smurfs, Splunge, girls, puns, food, sleep, baths, flopping down on the ground, silliness, music, excellence in fighting ability. Dislikes: Boredom in school, loneliness, g rung y running shoes, colds, cigarette smoke. Sayings: “Yeti but I 53 “Chris” “If you intend to use a horse a whole day and a love for a lifetime, keep the reins taut in the morning. Austin O ' Malley “Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life Auerbach Likes: Snowstorms, the beach, sailing, road trips, my friends, “The British Twit and “The aged grandparent shopping, the outdoors, long walks, my family, music. Dislikes: Spaghetti, lima beans, peanut butter and jelly bean sandwiches, marching, selling candles, waffle faces and noises, the moral majority, our star. Sayings: “I ' m going insane, “Do you have a problem”, “Watch it , “I need a vacation , “Fool Christina E. Walker Susan Walker “Kenny” “Now is the time and the time is now” Led Zeppelin Likes: C.E. Deep Purple, Impala SS, Budweiser, Doritos, Heineken, Led Zeppelin, paychecks, rock-n-roll, Kansas, GTO, convertibles, Hubbardston, Rossington Collins Band, WAAF, IGA, 9 (cloud 9), Skynard, sunny days, summer vacation. Dislikes: Homework, no gas, preppies, Athol, Big Blues Bubbles, compact cans. Disco, macho, jocks, B.F. Sayings: “What’s Happening , “What are we going to do? “Go for it. Ding Kenneth Werme “Werm” “ Don ' t go straight, always go forward Likes: Karen, Deep Purple, 65 Ford vans, 6 18 80, Ed ' s LTD, surrealism, parties, cruisin, Crager SS mags. Doctor Who, Abbot and Costello, Convertibles, IGA, tips, Monte Carlos, prison camps in Rutland, drive-ins, Michelob Light. Dislikes: Flat tires, no gas. Orange drive-in, dog bites, disco, getting up in the morning, empty cases, working, rain, REO speedwagon. Sayings: “ZZZZ “Get into it” Kevin W. W ' erme M v i A id 54 “Westford” Likes: Hubbardston, N.H. Calumet, ’80, ’81, seabreezes, Molson Golden, Pink Floyd, British Rock, The Farmer ' s Daughter. Dislikes: Working, Friday and Saturday nights, snowless winters. Dodge Darts Sayings: “Hey lowlife” “What a rush”, “What, me grow up and be like you? No way!” Andrew Westlund Rodney Witkos Maria Anna Wlodarczyk Barbara Jean White “Barb” “Barbie Jeans” “Babs” “We all have our own separate pathways to take, our own destinations to choose, we all have our own contributions to make, our own special talents to use, we all have our kind of life to pursue, our own kind of dreams to be weaving . . . And we all have the power to make wishes come true, as long as we keep on believing.” — Amanda Bradley Likes: 10 17 81, hugs, my friends, my cat, walking in the rain, talking on the telephone, stuffed animals, the color purple, roses, laughter, McCookies, Garfield, Christmas, the first snow, cotton candy, stars, rainbows. Journey, lollipops, smiles Dislikes: Fighting, waiting, being alone, being bored, hurrying, tears, good-byes, dishonesty, term papers, SAT ' s, snakes, mushrooms, being cold, depression. Sayings: “Smile”, “Wicked good”. “Mary” “Mary Ann” “Mare” “Marisha” “B.B. I cannot find my way; there is no star In all the shrouded heavens anywhere And there is not a whisper in the air Of any living voice but one so far That I can hear it only as a bar Of lost imperial music, played when fair And angel fingers woke and unaware Dead leaves to garlands where no roses are No, there is not a glimmer, nor a call. For one that welcomes, welcomes when he fears. The black and awful chaos of the night; For through it all above, beyond it all — I know the far sent message of the years, I feel the coming glory of the light. E.A. Robinson Likes: People, my family, 5 4 81 , Chinese food, bowling, winter snow, ice skating, (LPACC), Christmas, being alone with someone special, (but loves Adrien) Dislikes: Pusby people, people who try to make you like things you don ' t like, fighting. Ware Sayings: “Right”, “Sure”, “Please”, “Come on”. 55 ■ I “Woody,” “Woodro” “Jack” “Woodriff,” “P.H.” Likes: Ted Nugent, Rolling Stones, parties, Michelob, Moosebrook 81, crasy people, winter, snow. Bruins, hockey, McDonald ' s, Camaros, money Dislikes: Disco, having no money, boring weekends, people who are always serious, English, having no gas. Sayings: “What?” “Where’s the party?” “What a burnout.” Likes: U.S.S- Wright, doing my Mr. Rogers ' imitation, making people laugh. Mustangs, El Camino ' s, Beatles, Four wheeling with the top down, being crazy, outdoors, my dog, running in the rain, Kris, The Doors, dreaming. Southern Rock, money. Dislikes: Reading on E, being confined, conformists, track practices, getting caught, being called Timothy, 10 29 81, “X”, “Speak what you think now in hard words and tomorrow speak what tomorrow thinks in hard words again, though it may contradict everything you said today.” “It is easy in the world to live after the world ' s opinion, it is easy in solitude to live after our own, but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude.” Ralph Waldo Emerson. Tim Alan Wright Michael Woodland “Wi P ” Likes: Susan, 1 16 81, 5 9 81, OSS, money, thunder and lightning, snow, mayonnaise, ketchup, old Bob Dylan music. Bad Company. Dislikes: Snobby people, being bored, faulty exhaust systems, cars that won ' t start and 1 5 mile walks to a phone. Ware. Gregory P. Wypych “Rich “Z.I “Z” “I’m sick and tired of hearing things from uptight, short sided, narrow-minded hypocrites.” — John Lennon Likes: John Lennon, the Beatles, basketball. Shelly, Bazooka bubble gum, Jammin ' it, 1 80 pounds, straight forward people, friends, 12 25 80, 2 6 81, 11 6 81. Dislikes: 1 2 6 80, getting hurt, losing anything, yellow cards, broccoli, Wachusett, accidents, no money, cits, missing the card. Sayings: “Supa!” “How ya doing,” “ ' Scuse me?” Richard Paul Zalneraitis 6 56 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY and STAFF 61 cflPies amp sears ' I AM VERy PlEASED 70 PRESENT TO YOU 7 He 6 PEAT HUPS, AM poez vup yersKy’ Lets HEAR rrf THANK YOU T I take 6reat pleasure N 0E N 6 HERE IN AMERICA H6A H J OREHTOy APM RE THE AMERICAN PEOPIE 1 tf ON My OAST VISIT, I , hJROTE SCORES OF I POEMS A30VT AMERICA, I PROM 7HE MOMENT T APRNEP TO THE MO- MENT I OEFT.E VOUU) LIKE 70 SHARE THESE MTH YOU TDN 6HT ' l NURSE B. Miller B. Griffin, School Nurse P. Illiscavitch S. Miknaitis R. Martel, Plant Manager D. Miknaitis AIDES E. Trifilo CUSTODIANS P. Lewis School Committee School Committee. Row 1 : D. Witling, Secretary, J. Hale, D. McDonald, R. Rossi, D. Messier. Row 2 : C. Trask, Superintendent, C. Chase, C. Lubelezyk, J. Scott, J. Vaida. Chairperson. J. Barringer. Not Present: R. Allan. C. Trask, Superintendent M. Marshall, Associate Principal J. McDonough. Principal I). Raffier, Associate Principal Administration L. Bouley P. Richard Art L. Hastings Social Studies S. Webster R. Castriotta E. Poor ' jj- } E. Lindquist K. McGonigle J . Beschta L. Chiasson k. Dignan D. Melanson M. Richard B. Fargnoli (D.H.) 66 S. nuk C. Glodas C. Scanlan R. Grandone (D.H.) Mathematics A. Silvernail B. Bryant Music W. Sawyer (D.H.) Business S. Plumb (D.H. I) D. Cornacchia H. Lobatkin J. Bryant (D.H.) J. Dunhamel R. Lyon E. Perron P. Morello M. Thombs 67 Science J. Carmell R. Stickle M. DiPinto R. Renes 1 W. Gauld D. Dextradeur C. Carl Industrial Arts J. Massa R. LaMontagne (D.H.) Media A. Thompson L. Stevens K. Paula H. Phelan P. Butler B. Frost F. U assel P. Greene. Director Special Services P.Cilley M. Dymon, (D.H.) C. Halvey Physical Education G. Daly N. Pitisci Home Economics E. Mandragouras NJROTC k J M. I.awlor, (D.H.) 70 Guidance C. Sherman R. Quesada B. Parsons A. Cormier, Director D. LeBlanc C. Murray Cafeteria C. Bancroft, Manager, F. Avery, J. Wypych, E. Thibeault, J. Morgan, L. Amidio, C. Gonalves, R. Brown. 71 S. La Croix D. Widing Office Staff Central Staff Central Office Staff : J . Chapl inski, I). Hanson, B. Armstrong, S. Brown, P. Dwell y, E. Morgan. J . Franciose Monitors L. Yalente 72 7 h ' , Ifrf ' J 74 I I PA r CONFESS THAT UJHEN I CAME TO I THU COUEjTRy YEARS I AGO, MV SPIRIT IRAS I LACKING N CONFIDENCE I Bur ONE FROL pry, as j j PROVE THROUGH MCH GAH ' V ro A READING ' ®«S IN PETRC T, r hjas butted UJ.’TH B ViSW ' U r i MV 6EMUS CAMi TC Mt W 0 REI EIATIM ' YE TONY 1 5A P ' 7 5 ' -true, compare - you ARE INDEED THE I ERTEAORPINARY NCR ' A YOU ARE TRUTH! ' .lAEN I reached DETROIT, _r BOUGHT MV SHADED E-=3 , ' VpL ' ' , f ' 7 i J 7 V N r N V V f A — EVENTS 83 JUNIOR PROM ’82 Row 1 : C. Sizer, C. Perez, D. Burke, D. Pollard. Row 2: S. Messier. W. Potter, S. Rich. D. Clark, A. Salminen, S. Main. Kb 85 Freshman: Terror Walks the Night, by James Fitzgerald Sophomores: Childhood, by Thornton Wilder Juniors: Games, by Pe ter Filichia Seniors: Moments of Carnage, by James Sullivan One Act Plays 86 Student Advisory Council Student Advisory Council. K. Larson, K. Handy, J. Pickens, J. Vincent, R. Witkos. Student Council. Row 1: J. Streeter, J. Brandon, C. Sullivan, K. Potter, J. Pickens, J. Furst, C. Cranston, D. Stratton, S. Harding, P. LePoer, P. Audette. Row 2: L. March, A. Ayer, C. Clark, N. Staiti, M. Nachtigall, D. Holden, M. Castriotta, M. Staiti, R. Witkos, T. Lam, H. Bolger, K. Han- dy, M. Bryant, C. Trifilo, S. Wright, Mr. Webster, Advisor. Compliments of MUSIC FORUM “ Student Council 90 Yearbook Staff Yearbook Staff. Row 1: T. Degnan, M. Castriotta, A. Kowal, T. Reed, J. Sullivan, P. Levia, N. Staiti, M. Martel, C. Perez, M. Allen, C. Hughes, C. Sibley, C. Valardi. T. Lam, M. Russell. Row 2: K. Potter, L. Sane, J. Mongeau, M. Nachtigall, M. Gallery, J. Musante, B. Trudeau, E. Leadbetter, R. Lindsey, M. Thibeault, S. Judd, B. White. Row 3: C. Skerry, N. Stoll, G. Albro, D. Holden, J. Crawford, F. Frenier, S. Rich, S. Malin, D. Erickson, M. Mattson, J. Page, J. Pickens, A. Salminen, S. Fontaine, T. Anderson, A. Robinson. Row 4: N. Briggs, L. Valardi, D. Newell, J. Gaudette, L. Bolduc, J. Furst, D. Beck, J. Hale, S. Jette, L. Anderson, C. Szabo. Media Corps Compliments of MR. AND MRS. CHARLES E. DE MAITRE 91 ■ . ' ■ Latin Club Latin Club. Row 1: J. Sullivan, B. White, A. Bechan, V. Pres., M. Castriotta, Treas., A. kowal, Pres., k. Kowal, Sec.. L. Hammond. D. Roach, L. Prouty, M. Pirner. Row 2: Mrs. Grandone, Advisor, M. Chaplinski, C. Clark, J. Messier. L. Goodfield. A. Adams, J. Fales, G. Albro, M. Castriotta. Ms. Scanlan, Advisor. Weight Training Club. Row 1: J. Alexandrovich, k. Ryan, J. Palano, I). Alexandrovich. Row 2: M. Mitko, R. Harding, k. St. George, M. Rossi, W . Peddle. Compliments of DR. SCHULTZ ids Weight Training Club 92 Conservation Corps French Club. Row 1: J. Pickens. B. Trudeau. J. Sullivan, V Morrissette, E. Studt, K. Handy. V. O ' Donnell, k Rochford. Row 2: D. Snyder. T. Reed. 1. Borelli. S. Harding. B. Perron. C. Curnew, k. Reed. K. Sirois. Row 3: T. Anderson. A. Salminen. N. Briggs, B. Phoenix, T. Staiti, M. Raffier, M. Hodgerney. Row 4: A. Den- m . J . Sullivan. J. McGonigle. E. Johnson, S. Johnson, J. Musante, C. Clark, K. Hurd, N. Rochford. 1 French Club Compliments of DORMAN S GARAGE 1 93 Conservation Corps. Row 1: K. Crowley, M. Waterman, N. Hessleton, R. Lindsey, J. Sullivan, C. Walker. Row 2: J. Crawford. J. Tapp. J. Panaccione, E. Studt, G. Grossman. A. Kowal, B. White, Mr. Gauld, Advisor, C. Smith. Row 3: C. Skerrx. M. Judd. T. Anderson. S. Tomasello. W. Clark. D. Snyder. Row 4: C. Noble, G. Albro, A. Salminen. X. Briggs. M. Castriotta. J. Hale, T. Kulig. NJROTC NJROTC. Row 1 : M. Pirner, C. Stanley, C. Kaninenan, V. Magee, B. St. Louis, G. Berube, E. Thorng. S. Ryan, S. Simonin, S. Moriarty, P. Audette, R. Foley, N. Stoll, G. Drewniak, T. McCaffery, Captain J. Martin. Row 2: G. Werrerholt, M. Thibeault. M. Frenier, S. Morrison, J. Benoit, P. Mennard, D. Judd, R. Benoit, R. Simeone, L. Lewis, W. St. Louis, M. Neylon, J. Nahkala, J. Kerstetter. Row 3: H. Scott, A. Bryant, J. Palano, P. Rozkuska, D. Jordan. J. Sullivan, V. Rozkuska. J. O ' Neill. B. Audette, R. Stevens, B. Kmiec, R. Burkhart, D. Bigda, J. Sands, J. Streeter. Row 4: E. Bly, D. Dailey, M. Pollack. T. Toppi. W. Orr. M. Spinney, C. Allen, D. Messier, K. Robinson, M. Raffier, T. Staiti, R. Dupell, W. Cote. Model Congress. J. Pickens, N. Staiti. J. Vincent. Model Congress u Musical Theatre Club i Row 1 : K. Russo, T. Jordan, N. Neylon, M. Catalini, A. Jefferson. Row 2: M. Allen, P. Hammond. L. Lester, J. McGonigle, R. Stevens, Mrs. Silvernail, Advisor. Spanish Club. Row 1 : J. Walker, L. March, L. Ackert, C. Curnew, P. Hammond, M. Cohen, J. Dailey. Row 2: N. Fontaine, K. Briggs, L. Skerry, H. Bolger, K. Christensen, A. Bechan, C. Trifilo, M. Castriotta, K. Holden, E. Kettell Row 4: K. Freeman, D. Gemelli, M. Flagg, K. Stanley, C. Whittemer, J. Stevens, S. Cauvin, A. Caruso, M. Gallery. Spanish Club 95 National Honor Society National Honor Society. Row 1: S. Hurd, D. Stratton, R. Zalneraitis, J. Furst, M. Bryant, D. Prime. Row 2: M. Nachtigall, A. Kowal, T. Reed, D. Midura, M. Gallery, B. White, N. Briggs, N. Morrissette. Row 3: M. Castriotta, A. Bechan, L. Rice, ' J. Paquin, D. Erickson, A. Salminen, T. Anderson. Row 4: T. Degnan, M. Allen, K. Christensen, M. Raffier, T. Newell. Special Olympics. Row 1 : W. Sands, B. Lavigne, D. Sands, L. Starkweather, J. Tapp. Row 2: Miss Thompson, Advisor, F. Harrington, D. Howe, H. Foley, K. Magee. Row 3: D. Emmons, N. Rollins, T. Valardi, W. Clark, M rs. Le wis, M rs. Skowyra, Advisors. Compliments of HARDWICK AUTO — Ed Lemoine Quabbin Singers Quabbin Singers. Row 1 : J. Brandon, S. Wright, L. Lewis, J. Streeter, G. Molesky, S. Fontaine, K. Sirois, Mrs. Silvernail, Director. Row 2: C. Taylor, D. Como, M. Dowgeliewicz, R. Stevens, J. Pease, B. Seymour, J. Marconi. Row 3: S. Wheeler, B. Frateschi, L. Shepardson, J. Seymour, G. Nye, R. Dupell, A. Caruso, H. Bolger. Conce rt Chorus. Row 1: M. Chaplinski, C. Robinson, Mrs. Silvernail, Conductor, S. Tomasello, P. Martone. Row 2: C. Taylor, M. Turner, S. Thibeault, P. Bacon, C. Hughes, C. Pollack, J. Stevens, J. Pease, M. Buthen, B. Kerstetter, P. Despres. Row 3: W. Clark, M. Perrott, J. Syndrowski, J. Adomaitis. B. Frateschi, B. Booth, R. Stevens, T. Jordan, C. Dupell, T. Peddle, C. Szabo, B. Seymour, K. Rochford. Concert Chorus Compliments of DR. SCHULTZ 97 Stage Band i Stage Band. Row 1 : J. Mongeau, D. Simmerer, J. Cross, K. Eggert, K. Siros, C. Walker. Row 3: K. Pollack, J. Raffier, M. Listovitch, M. Roger M. Castriotta, G. Grossman, C. Szabo, J. Sullivan. Row 3: Ms. Bryant, Conductor, J. Seymour, T. Salvadore, J. Nakala. P. Aliquo, M. Allen, ( Gariepy • ■ Symphonic Symphonic Winds. Row 1: J. Bowles, M. Cohen, A. Kowal, K. Crowley, D. Midura, A. Adams, K. Halkola, C. Clark. Row 2: S. Fontaine, C. Sirois, K. Eggert, S. Klein, L. Cooper. T. Smith, M. Riendeau, J. Walker. C. Pollack, C. Furman, C. Goldsmith, M. Foster. Row 3: M. Allen, P. Aliquo, S. Simeone, B. Kmiec, J. Nakala, J. Cross. D. Messier, D. Bolger, K. Kowal. C. Szabo, D. Simmerer, D. Roach, J. Sullivan, B. Bechan, A. Bechan. Row 4: Ms. Bryant, Director, T. Salvadore, K. Sullivan, L. March, R. Brigham, B. Kubaska, J. Mongeau, K. Pirner, B. Cody, C. Gariepy, D. Messier, G. Grossman, M. Castriotta. M. Rogers. Winds Compliments of PRICE WISE 99 yooN MM. X IAOUlP AP- Pp gx TT£ A SPeA rep ' s pee 06FDfi£ X l£AVE. my expenses UNHAPPILY, HHUe B£6N H 6H Up fit? AP£ YOU NOT PAID ipexe AT H0M6 ? 102 NO rZNJOY TNflT ND SPeC AL- THAT LUXURY YOU CG2 Z , ytt see, x mm ihasMT The a poer anp iMpeessioN up scaAutsr 6or uneM you all my . ppoue up to ' PossesAJONs me hall ths A ee morn NO SP PUTVAL- , a -rAcness peeeeaNce to my eeppAp . XT ASSUME 9 U epU i yeAH. -t e gRM(tiu c. — vm, i‘m ouire HOMOREP THAT yoo CAME TEH THE tc HY OVER HERE 70 THE COFFEEHOUSE FOR R REP ' J ' l E RERuoy HE EM HO OR HU 6 PORWRFP 70 MEET MG YOU ' Us yt H you OUGHT TV F MP TOME Py UF)MITE MFrTER RL FOR YOUR POEMS . THERE ' S HOTS 60 A 6 OA HERE- PEOPLE . 6ETT A G WTO ERC 7 OTHERS HEMPS, T iF)T SORT ' ■ ' r. OF 7H A 6- I YOU KA OUU, THE RIPS I HFlUE RERUY PUG YOUR POETRY, VUR THE OUR Y i THEY TRLR. IT SEEMS YOU ' RE ■ PPFKT CFILLY M THE SHAPE ' ■ HER6UE MS SOME OF OPR 0 6 30ys,. H AOE 1 ROP Me POEM 1 HEY 1 YOU PE HERPD OF H M, HUH? Jr. High Student Council Junior High Student Council. Row 1 : E. McGonigle, A. Docherty, J. McDonald, T. Dombrowski, K. Staiti, C. Stevens, B. Wright. Row 2: J. McGonigle, R. Hastings, S. Briggs, R. Martel, C. Orzulak. C. March, M. Donovan. Row 3: K. Jette, A. Midura, D. Roach, J. Raffier, J. Brooks, J. Furst, J. Stevens, B. Bolger, Mr. Paula, Advisor. Junior High Latin Club. Row 1 : J. Bellofalto, D. Armstrong, J. Alexandrovich, M. Guertin, J. Halkola, K. Staiti, L. Bullard, P. Molesky, K. Miller, D. LeBlanc, S. Skowyra, J. Vaida, D. Langlois. Row 2: C. Reed, T. Jardine, J. Simoneau, B. Bade, V. Hale, K. Murphy, L. Habink, J. Savage, K. Jette, C. Purcell, A. McIntosh, J. Taylor, L. Hart, C. Boyer, Mrs. Scanlan, Advisor. Row 3: Mrs. Grandone, Advisor, J. Gilrein, J. Blais, W. Metcalf, S. O ' Connor, J. W arren, J. Brewer, S. Adams, K. LeBlanc, J. Barringer. K. Howard, M. White, E. Lam, D. LeBlanc. 104 Compliments of PRICILLA’S CANDY SHOP Jr. High Drama Club Junior High Drama Club. Row 1: J. Pitisci, E. Cohen, M. Phanef. Row 2: A. Osborne, S. Smith, E. Lorion, K. Murphy, R. Drewniak. Row 3: J. Simoneau, J. Gilrein, S. Mclntire, J. Raffier. Row 4: K. Girardi, C. Bechan, V. Hale, S. Mortell, Mrs. Chiasson, Mrs. McGonigle, , Advisors. Junior High Science Club. Row 1: M. Phaneuf, S. Leary, A. McIntosh, J. Gilrein. Row 2: Ms. DiPinto, Advisor, K. Magee, R. LaTulippe, L. Habink, D. Hersey, L. Sullivan, M. McQueston, Ms. Carl, Advisor. Jr High Science Club Compliments of KEN’S GROCERY STORE Jr. High Wind Ensemble Junior High Wind Ensemble. Row 1 : K. Riendeau, K. Wentworth, J. Frost, C. Orszulak, S. Varnot, L. Clouatre, A. Jordan, T. Nye, J. Carpenter, D. Robinson. Row 2: J. Richt, K. Carpenter, L. Hay, E. Cohen, K. DiRuzza, R. Stratton, C. Bechan, T. Stephens, D. LaPerle, J. Podbelski, K. Hosley, J. Stevens, A. Midura, M. Phaneuf, M. Riendeau, D. Bray, P. Caruso, J. Raffier, P. Scott, D. Hersey, C. Brank, J. Kallio. J. Clouatre. Junior High Concert Band. Row 1 : T. Clark, R. Flagg, J. Simoneau, J. Blais, S. Adams, K. Clark, J. Brodmerkle, C. Boissy, J. Gilrein, A. McIntosh. Row 2: Ms. Bryant, Conductor, K. Murphy, K. Rivers, J. Thomas, J. Bumpus, G. Graves, R. Gliddon, A. Hyde, D. Cote, M. Kennedy, J. Cavanaugh, M. Metcalf, M. Guertin, K. Miller, J. Foucault, J. Bolduc, K. Ryan, J. Savage, P. Morrissette, J. Seeley, R. Martin, E. Cought, Absent: J. Powers, C. Benson Compliments of HIGGINS 106 ENERGY ALTERNATIVES Jr. High Concert Band Jr. High Girls Chorus Junior High Girls Chorus. Row 1 : Mrs. Silvernail, Conductor, P. Hyde, D. LeBlanc, J. O’Neil, J. Barringer, K. Waite, T. Bellofatto, A. Lubelczyck, W. Valardi. Row 2: C. DiRuzza, C. Boyer, A. Osborne, K. Girardi, L. Habink, K. Jette, J. Stevens, A. Docherty, E. McGonigle, A. Dea, J. Fortier. Row 3: D. Robinson, S. Hartman, A. Cooper, E. Cohen, K. Hosley, D. Turcotte, R. Martel, R. Frateschi, V. Kolenda, K. Werme, S. Varnot, R. Stratton, K. Clark. Row 4: M. Laitinen, S. Smith, B. Wright, C. Stevens, T. Nye, T. Clark, S. Briggs, M. Trio, G. Irons, B. Bade, D. LeBlanc. Junior High Boys Chorus. Row 1 : M. LeBlanc, R. Glidden, J. McGonigle, J. Bellofatto, R. Hartman, Mrs. Silvernail, Conductor. Row 2: R Charters, L. Despres, T. Runge, J. Chevalier, D. Erickson, M. Donovan, S. Fox. E. Pollack. Row 3: J. Bumpus, J. Kidder, R. Castonguay, J. Sloboda, K. Gerard, J. Warren, M. LaCroix. Jr. High Boys Chorus compliments of STREETER EQUIPMENT CO., INC. in7 SPORTS 109 HOC) MOSES, UllOU you I TOOK PT HOC THOSE NSiPiP FACES? ' THET TH N6S r HAVE TO PO | to keep My v jn eeziry 6000 PFTEPNOOry t FEOCOIa) j PLUMNL IT IS P FoEHSUFE i TO HOPPES 5 TH S IHOMDEP- Fuuy D TEPSe 6P0UP ' THEPE A PE MPNy KINOS OF A! UMfH PZESENT- THU- ONES, SHOOT MOHET 0 A PEEP PESPECr FOH THE El TV EE OF H 6HEF EPOCPTIOO 1 110 The Varsity Cross Country Team had another impressive season with twelve wins and three losses. Of the three defeats, two were by one point, and the third was to the eventual Wachusett League champion. For the fourth consecutive year the team captured the Lunenburg Invitational Trophy and was also awarded the Wachusett Invitational runner-up trophy. The squad placed a sound third in the league championship and tenth in the district championship. The team’s fine performance was due to its tremendous enthusiasm and hundred per cent effort. Compliments of 119 WIRONEN STUDIO Varsity Cross Country JV Cross Country. Row 1 : S. Moriarty, R. Maino, G. Nye. Row 2: C. Crowley, C. Petraitis, P. Rozcuska, R. Choiniere, D. Armstrong J. V. Cross Country Girls Cross Country. Row 1 : K. Staiti, T. Nye, C. Noble, D. Erickson, K. Waite. Row 2: R. Hastings, K. Staiti, C. Clark, A. Kowal, S. Varnot, L. Bullard, T. Nurmi, H. Docherty. Girls Cross Country - The J.V. Cross country team ended its season with four wins and four losses. The team displayed great tenacity and enthusiasm throughout the season. The Varsity Girls’ Cross Country squad concluded its season with a 4-3 record. It competed for the first time in the Nashoba Girls Invitational Meet and for the first time as a team in the District III Championships. Many strong young runners have the potential to make next season even more successful. Compliments of Carol Ann’s Flower Shop 113 Although the Varsity Soccer Team ended its season with a 5-7-4 record, all games were hard fought and close matches. Despite tying for second place in the Wachusett League the team defeated four teams that eventually competed in the District playoffs. The team always played with great intensity and pride, and deserves applause for its fine sportsmanship. Compliments of HUBBARDSTON PACKAGE STORE 114 Varsity Soccer. Row 1 : I). Valley, C. Sullivan, K. Clark, P. Brandon. J. McGoniple, N. Stoll. Row 2: M. Bryant, Newell, D. Stratton, D. Bolduc, J. Furst. R. Zalneraitis, L). Newell. L. Bolduc, T. Cam, Mr. Turcotte, Coac Varsity Soccer The J.V . Soccer team completed another fine season. Its 10-5-1 record exemplified its high competitive spirit. Of its five losses, four were by one point despite Quabbin’s domination of the game. The squad demonstrated a fine soccer sense and team spirit. Compliments of NORTH BROOKFIELD PHARMACY 115 J. . Soccer. Row 1 : I). Roach. J. McGonigle, G. Briggs. D. Roach. G. Berube. J. McDonald. B. Jelte. E. Thorng, P. Molesky. J . Bolduc. G. Molesky . Row 2 : J . Massa. R. Keans, D. Turcotte. E. Jetle, I). Catalini. M . Staiti. K . Molesky, J. Benoit. A. McIntosh. J.V. Soccer The Varsity Field Hockey Team with a record of 14-2-2 experienced another successful season, finishing second in the Wachusett League. In post-season play, the girls suffered a heartbreaking loss to Shepherd Hill in the District HI quarter-finals. The team is commended for its fine effort and high competitive spirit. Compliments of THE HOLDENS GAIT 43 BAIT TACKLE SHOP Varsity Field Hockey Varsity Field Hockey. Row 1: M. Castriotta, S. Rich, L. alardi. D. Holden, J. Crawford, I). Snyder, C. Szabo. Row 2: H. Melanson, M. Waterman, L. Rice, H. Bolger, S. klem. Row 3: K. Potter. J. Marconi. Mrs. Daly, Coach, S. Wright, S. Cauvin. fck vJ SsJk. -r I 1 ii miu ■ (r y V ttL 116 The J.V. Field Hockey team finished its season with five wins and five losses. The team played with high optimism and perserverenee. The young team looks forward to a challenging and successful season next year. Compliments of THE VILLAGE MARKET 117 J.V. Field Hockey. Row 1 : D. Bolger, R. Stratton, E. McGonigle, B. Wright, A. Midura, J. Potter. Row 2: K. Jette, M. Thom as, K. Kowal, J. Brandon, J. Whippee, T. Brooks, Manager, R. Martel, B. Bade, C. Orszulak, G. Thomas, S. Wells. Miss Halvey, Coach, B. Griffin, J. Stevens, T. Baldwin. J.V. Field Hockey J.V. Cheerleaders. K. Riendeau, I). Turcotte, T. Stephens, D. Ouellette, K. Stevens, R. Frateschi. Mrs. Frateschi. Coach. Varsity Fall Cheerleaders. A. Bryant, S. Wheeler, B. Frateschi, M. Turner, L. Skerry, B. Chaplinski, C. Tucker. Fall Cheerleaders Varsity Winter Cheerleaders. Row 1 : S. Dixson, S. Wright, B. Chaplinski, T. Smith. Row 2: A. Ayer, L. Skerry, D. Roach, J. Crawford, B. Perron. Winter Cheerleaders J.V Winter Cheerleaders. Row 1 : C. Goldsmith, M. Foster, S. Mortell, R. Frateschi. Row 2: T. Stephens 119 1 1 K ] r J.V. Wrestling. Row 1 : J. Kallio, J. Massa, B. Bolger, P. Morrissey, J. LeBlanc, D. Rivers, B. Benoit. Row 2: P. Molesky, J. Kallio, M. Riendeau, J. Bolduc, M. Kennedy, K. Denham, C. March, M. Huston, J. Badgio, Mr. Cranston, Coach. J.V. Wrestling Compliments of 121 DENNIS N. COHEN, D.M.D. Varsity Boys Basketball Varsity Basketball. Row 1 : A. Ayer, K. Robinson, C. Sullivan, R. Zalneraitis, M. Judd. Row 2: J. Haynes, J. Panaceione, I). Stratton, D. Bolduc, J. Furst, T. Newell, K. Crowley, M. Bryant, Mr. Staiti, Coach. J.V. Basketball. Row 1 : M. Sullivan, P. Mennard, M. Staiti, E. Jette, J. McGonigle, S. Harding. Row 2: W • St. Louis, I). Alexandrovich, T. Harding, B. Peddle, D. Catalini, R. Eldredge, N. Fontaine, Mr. Wine, Coach. J.V. Boys Basketball Varsity Girls Basketball Varsity Basketball. Row 1 : J. Messier, C. Szabo, D. Erickson, N. Briggs, L. Valardi, A. Midura. Row 2: C. Femino, C. Alger, S. Klein, H. Bolger, A. Bryant, L. Goodfield, Mr. Dextradeur, Coach. J.V. Basketball. Row 1 : J. Frost, E. McGonigle, D. Johnson, J. Barringer, R. Stratton. Row 2: K. Jette, P. Bellofatto, K. Briggs, K. Carpenter, B. Bade, J. Podbelski. Row 3: G. Thoma, T. Baldwin, G. Wennerholt, J. Potter, I). Bolger, L. Hay, Ms. Bryant, Coach. J.V. Girls Basketball Compliments of DUNROAMIN COUNTRY CLUB Intramurals 126 127 Good Luck and Best Wishes from the CLASS OF “ 83 ” 129 Good Luck STAITI GIRARDI Accountants and Auditors Quabbin Office Building Barre, Mass. 01005 To the Class of ’82 BREWER PUMP SUPPLY CO. Pumps and Water Systems Domestic, Farm and Commercial “We go anywhere . . . in Mass., N.H. and Vt.” John Brewer 106 Vernon St. So. 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Hill Hubbardston, MA Quickest w it — Gregg Aibro and Mike Judd SUPERLATIVES Most Artistic — Susan Jette 155 Most Studious — Scott Hurd and Doreen Erickson Gregg Aibro and Marilyn Castriotta Most Athletic Most School Spirit — Lisa Valardi and Rich Zalneraitis Class Greg Albro leaves to Ms. Carmell an empty back row in Physics; to Tom N. and Mark R. his uncanny ability to get a date (when his buddy isn’t babysitting); to Carol Noble the chance to go to a few concerts; to Sue Klem a supply of mirrors, just in case; and to QRHS the legend of the Green Hornet. Michael C. Allen leaves Michael R. Allen a one way ticket to anywhere. Michael R. Allen leaves Mr. Gauld’s Environmental Science class passing. Miss Plumb all of the typing erasers he found in his locker, Colleen Flagg the long and rowdie bus ride home, and Pam Bacon his locker in hopes she can get it open faster than he did. Joe Amidio leaves Q.R.H.S. a truck load of pumpkins. Tina Anderson leaves Mike Woodland a box of Huggies; to C.G. all the other illiterates; and to Mr. Gauld a new phytoplankton net. Joe Cauvin leaves “Fruit Warbler” to pull the team together next year. Laurie Anderson leaves to her brother, Mark, the strength to hang in there just a while longer. Adrien Ayer leaves his sister Audrey another two rough years. Becky Beaudry leaves everything to her kids. Donna Beck leaves her brother Danny all the fun she had in her years at Quabbin and wishes Ann Caruso all the luck in the world in her last two years; leaves someone else to wish “Ma” good luck. James Black leaves. Larry Bolduc leaves to his brother Joseph the sense to choose likeable friends; to Liz good luck; and to David the courage and determination to make it through his last year; to a special friend who put up with him through good times and bad, her strength and hope for the future. Nancy Briggs leaves Heidi Bolger a bowling alley full of little D’s; her lunch box to Mrs. Glodas (with a thermos full of java, of course); the stickers in her locker to its future tenant, and a handful of Briggs’ to Quabbin. James Brown leaves Mr. Melanson the books he used to write his essay tests; leaves his sister all the hard classes she has left. Michael Bryant leaves the back row in physics class empty because nobody will ever be able to take our place; and to Mrs. Lindquist, one Scotsman on a step ladder. Valarie Bumpus leaves Mr. LaMontagne a large bottle of aspirin for the many headaches she has given him and many thanks for an enjoyable class and for possible career plans. Earline Campbell leaves her brother Mike his last two years of high school. Steve Casey leaves Mr. Gauld his hat. Marilyn Castriotta leaves her father at least one bottle of aspirin for all the headaches she caused him; leaves Matthew to take care of Mark in the seventh grade; leaves the field hockey team in search of a more influential captain; leaves Mrs. Daly the smile that she’s been looking for, leaves Miss Halvey a cardinal; leaves Mrs. Widing with hope that our books balance; and leaves Mrs. Glodas a spoon. John Cirelli leaves Captain Martin and his other teachers with gratitude for making him strive and try hard to achieve; leaves Mr. Lyon with a bag of laughs for his jokes. Johanna Crawford leaves Denise Roach the hope that she survives her last three years at Quabbin and to the 1982 field hockey team a lot of luck in their season and districts. Jeffrey Dailey leaves Debbie all the books and teachers; leaves Randy all the girls and techniques to learn; leaves Mike Jimi Hendrix, and leaves Mrs. McGonigle a bouquet of roses for her kindness. T heresa Degnan leaves analysis in total confusion. Christopher Despres leaves to hi6 sister Patti and brother Louis his memories of the good times and his influence in the library. Susan Dixson leaves this year ' s cheerleading squad a big thanks and a smile, and to next year’s squad support, a wish of luck and a vote of confidence. Clara Dupell leaves Erin Stevens some more foods and nutrition worksheets, leaves all her enthusiasm for gym to her brother “Porky,” leaves to Pam Bacon her own locker to care for. Deby Erickson leaves a pair of binoculars to all who love to stare. Doreen Erickson leaves Mr. Lyon lots of extra strength aspirin, and the B.B.’s lots of luck. Jennifer Fales leaves a big thank you to the administrators, faculty members, cafeteria workers, office secretaries, monitors and custodians for making our last six years a success. Susan Fontaine leaves Kathy Sirois another super year in Symphonic Winds, and the “Buddy” to Kim and Kathy to enjoy. Frank Frenier leaves his brother Mark the encouragement to Finish high school; leaves future art students his talents. Jeff Furst leaves all his rude comments to next year’s physics class; leaves Mr. Beschta the comforting knowledge that he will someday succeed. Ann Griffin leaves Beth a big hug and kiss; leaves Mr. Stratton a big Snickers bar; leaves Ma a joke book; leaves the rest of the school a big smile. Amy Grondin leaves Matt Harty a rebel plate in case he decides to con- vert, Karla her own phone, and leaves a big smile and a wink to Stevie Thompson. Geoffrey Grossman leaves David Roach one more undeserved year at Quabbin; leaves Cort all the cheese we stashed in the little room above the stage (used to feed Ms. Carmell’s mole); leaves the infamous low brass his expertise at bothering the conductor without getting into trouble for it; leaves Quabbin alone. Jeff Hale leaves Mr. Gauld, Mrs. Daly, and Miss DiPinlo all the rude jokes for another mountain trip; to Mrs. Lindquist a bouquet of flowers for the ones he never stole; to his sister, Virginia, the ability to master chemistry and physics through confusion. Nancy A. Hessleton leaves her artistic abilities to her sister Janine and all the good memories of good old South; leaves to Mr. McDonough the youngest of the bunch. Denise and Douglas. Polly Heyes leaves “Ma” her clogs; leaves Mr. Stratton all the history 6he never learned; leaves Beth Griffin her laughter. Michael Hodgerney leaves to Mr. Lyon all his near miss bowling scores, leaves the cafeteria workers alone; leaves his ability to sleep through most classes and survive to anyone; leaves to Mrs. McGonigle the reports that made no sense. Dana Ann Holden leaves Mary Waterman another bottle of water to replace the broken one; leaves her brother Tommy the Bronco and the talent to talk his way out of demerits; leaves Bone six eggs. Patricia R. Hudson leaves QRHS to her niece Christine in hopes she’ll learn to like it; leaves lots of thanks to Mr. Gauld and Mr. Poor and all her other teachers, and leaves saluting. Christine Hyde leaves all the good times to Karen and Nancy Rochford, and the hope that her brother and sister Andy and Patty will have a great time also. Susan Jette leaves Brian “the closet”; leaves Mr. Carlin a white flower (no message this time); leaves Mr. LeBlanc a white flower with a message; leaves a dead alligator for Karen and a few opportunities for cartwheels in the hall for Eric and Cathy. Mike Judd leaves Heather his ability to wander the halls a nd leaves Steve seven more years in school. Sue Judd leaves her only four demerits to Cindy Stewart, her empty paper cups to Tammy, and the crowded bus to Doug. Ann Kowal leaves to Kristin her locker, all ready for the interior decorator, a bus ticket and some discretion; to Cort, David and John, a picture all their own (take good care of it); and to T.S., John, and Paul, a thesaurus, a calculator and lots of luck. Tracey Kulig leaves Brian a lot of luck to get through his remaining years at Q.R.H.S. Teresa Lam leaves Tom, to have a great senior year, and Ellen to all the unlucky teachers. Edie Leadbetter leaves Lisa Roberts a box of purple black dog bones; Sue M. and Becky S. all the black and blues in gym; Colleen Flagg all the ability as a Senior to forget faces and names; and to Mr. Melanson the per- mission to call someone eke “Pickles.” Peter LePoer leaves to Mary Waterman a little height; to Carol a car that won’t break down on the way back from the Patriot ' s game, and to Dana his other boot. Paula Levia leaves so Miss Lawlor can have her day back and leaves lots of luck to all her friends still at Quabbin. Robin Lindsey leaves Ms. Bouley in need of another art student to clean the inside of the windows in the show cases; leaves to her sister Tina all 156 Will the good times she had as a senior and the ability to make it through her last two years at Q.R.H.S.; to Shawn Thibeault the power to grow another six inches. Susan Malin leaves to Carolanne her crazy times in French and all the good times in her senior year: to her brother the good times ahead. Cynthia Mansfield leaves Quabbin. Mary Lou Martel leaves with a sigh of relief. Michele Mattson leaves smiling. Laurie Messier leaves her sister Jamie a pair of Jordache sneakers for basketball. Susan Messier leaves her brother David all the good times she had in her Senior year. Jill Mongeau leaves Quabbin with a sigh of relief, the percussion section to Allen to keep under control, to Jenny and Kathy a wish for good luck in life. Wendy Munn leaves Kelly all her demerits: leaves Kathy Mr. Gauld, and leaves Q.R.H.S. for good. Jennifer Musante leaves Sarah her seat in band and a quiet study hall (always remember the bees); leaves Kelli four years of lots of luck; leaves Keith two more years of French and Gina the front seat and the ability to get ready in fifteen minutes. Mary Nachtigall leaves Carol a lifetime supply of aspirin with which to survive art classes alone; to Marko the great fun of having had En- vironmental Science together, and the hope that he has as great a senior year. David Newell leaves Tracy Harding 5000 milk cartons to jam; leaves his brother Mike the candy he was supposed to get for winning an air plane throwing contest in eighth grade and a pretty good memory. Roberta O’Donnell leaves Mr. Webster his legs unbroken; leaves Veronica in hopes that now she’ll get her own papers; leaves Paul all his pitiful jokes. Jacque Page leaves Quabbin with a great big smile. John Panaccione leaves the girls’ cross country team to Mr. Lyon. Jay Pease leaves his brother Will who will arrive at Quabbin in two years a warning about the teachers and leaves the teachers a warning about his brother Will. Tom Peddle leaves everything he never had to anyone w ho wants it. Cindy Perez leaves a bottle of aspirin for Ms. Lawlor for all the headaches she caused: leaves Brian Burke the strength to make it through the next four years of Quabbin. Jim Pickens leaves Mr. Perron an I.V.A.C. 2000 micro processing system. Melissa J. Pitisci leaves Shawna Harding five more inches of height and to Christina Smith a big ' ‘0000.” Kay Potter leaves to Janet the hope that she’ll have as much fun in her next few years at Quabbin and her love. Theresa Reed leaves to all high school teachers her younger brother Craig; to Karla (Sneezy) any guy she asks for, Steve Perry included; to Cathy (Dip) more fools” to nickname. Suanne Rich leaves to Erin McGonigle the name Farah, to Bone her own influence; to Mrs. Daley a smile; and to Theresa all the greatest memories. Andy Robinson leaves to Michelle Foster the bus rides; to Maria Borelli his advice just a phone call away and to Mary Jane and Mark Ms. Carmell. Ken Robinson leaves. Mary Russell leaves Kevin Pirner her cockroach boots so that he will be able to kill cockroaches in corners; leaves French IV to anyone ready to take it. Tom Salvadore leaves all his broken drum sticks to John Bly and Todd McW illiams. Lynn Sane leaves to Nursie and Mrs. Miller a great big smile and “Hello to lighten up each and every remaining day they have in Room 173. Joseph R. Seymour, being of sound mind and body, leaves his knapsack to anyone who wants it; to his sister the gift of being able to talk her way out of some hairy situations. Colleen Sibley leaves her sister Cheryl 1001 reasons for being late to study; leaves her sister Susan a year round pass to wander the halls at anytime; leaves to Kim Sanderson her Home Ec talent to g et a recipe totally wrong. Chuck Skerry leaves a pound of nails to the Hammer. Michael Smith leaves all his negative and positive stars to his sister Tam, and all his broken bones to Mrs. Griffin. Darlene Snyder leaves Jackie W hippee her green locker monster; leaves to Mr. Lyon all the stars so he can give them to another deserving student; leaves Ann Marie the power to score as many goals in field hockey. Kathy St. George leaves to Betty all the good times they had at lunch; to David R. the pit of her prune. Chris Stephens leaves to the younger generation a good time with Chem Study and Physics. Cindy Stewart leaves Linda the pictures in her locker in hopes that her tradition will be carried on; leaves to Mary Degon the good times in Mrs. Lindquist ' s class; to Lori Sullivan as many horses as she can handle; to Scott the “fun rides on the bus; to Mrs. Lindquist a big ' ‘Thank you for caring about the rebel, and leaves saluting. Neal Stoll leaves Buc Brandon some curious cargo. Stacey Stratton leaves to her sister Robyn and her brother Drew an at- titude that she didn ' t have in high school: realize how lucky you are and how much you can do for those who aren’t, look for the good and not the bad, and never be afraid to let people know how much you care. Craig Sullivan leaves to Ms. Carmell an empty back row in Physics, to Mr. Turcotte someone new to fill the Coke machine and count the money. Julia Sullivan leaves Jon Haynes ten million cookies; Cort a face from the ancient gallery; John the sense of humor; Mr. Lyon a hug; and Beech a blue milk. Catherine Szabo leaves Kristin Kowal the “entire” horn section and the hopes that she won’t be the only horn player without a boyfriend next year; to Tara (her best friend) all the “kraziness in the world to use on all the teachers we didn ' t get along with; to Mr. LeBlanc a new secretary and someone to complain with. Catherine Tay lor leaves to Lisa Roberts all the dog biscuits at Quabbin; to Jenny and Joanie her place at the piano: to Mrs. Silvernail her solfeggio book; to Beth her squeaky clarinet (try to have it fixed before I come back to student teach.) Marcia D. Thibeault leaves all the wonderful years of fighting and love to Debbi Eldredge; to Shawn and Sheryl some boring and exciting years of school: to David Roach all the girls he can get. Lori Thurston leaves to Mr. Lyon a frown and silence, in hopes that he w ill pass them on to some needy students in future years. Bonnie Michelle Trudeau leaves Margo McNaulty all her typing assignments, all of her history notes; to Ms. Plumb a bottle of aspirins and a copy of The Body Human; to Jamie Messier third base in hopes the curse can be broken; to Miss Skinner her homework grid; to Mrs. Cornac- chia a new Bingo marker; to Mrs. Turcotte and Mrs. Bryant, Kelly Mor- riss to do their ty ping. Chris Valardi leaves Roxanne and Eddie, and can’t believe that she made it in only six years. Lisa Valardi leaves Ann Marie Midura the ability to find the net. John Vincent leaves Bob Keans the other half of his dollar: Gail Drewniak David Simmerer; Paul Noble the football team; Leon Small con- fused; John Haynes the advice, Run fast,”; Jamie to suffer. Chris Walker leaves shadow to see Janet and Billy safely on the bus and M rs. Marshall a year’s supply of Big Red gum. Kenny W ' erme leaves to the class of 83 memories and to his little Karen the hopes of making it out of Q.R.H.S. Kevin W ' erme leaves everyone behind to suffer until they get out. Barbara White leaves to Michelle Foster a T-shirt saying We’re jocks, ya know,”; to Mrs. Grandone the infamous toga; the yearbook office to the next editors, and to Mrs. Scanlan a great big Thank you!” Mary Wlodarczyk leaves Mrs. Glodas without being able to speak French and someone else to call her by name. 157 Gregg Albro: Latin Club 1-4, Spanish Club 1, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Sr. Dinner Dance Committee 4, Varsity Golf 3-4, Varsity Soc- cer 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Sr. Show Committee 4, Quabbin Conservation Corps 4, Environmental Science and Issues Conference, Co-Chair Person 4, Year Book Staff 4 Michael C. Allen: Symphonic Winds 1-4, Central District 3, Quabbin Valley 2-3, Latin Club 1-4 Michael R. Allen: Concert Chorus 1-4, Debating Club 1-3, Senior Bazaar 4 Laurie Anderson: Spanish Club 3, Latin Club 1-2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper 3, Panther Press 2 Tina Anderson: French Club 3-4, Cross Country, Mgr. 1-3, Quabbin Conservation Corps 4, Concert Band 1-2 Adrien James Ayer: Track and Field 1-4, Basketball 1-4 Becky Beaudry: Gymnastics 1 Donna Beck: Varsity Softball 1-4, J.V. Basketball 2, Panther Press 2, Outing Club 2, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4, Senior Bazaar Committee 4 James Black: Varsity Wrestling 3-4 Larry Bolduc: Track 1-4, Captain 3-4, Basketball 1, Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 1, Spaghetti Supper Comm. 3, Senior Bazaar Comm. 4, Soccer 2-4, Co-Captain 4, MVP 4, Cross Country 1, Yearbook Staff 4 Nancy Briggs: Class Secretary 2-4, NHS 2- 4, French Club 1-4, Varsity Basketball 2-4, Panther Press 1-2, J.V. Softball 1-2, Spaghetti Supper 3, Yearbook Staff 4 Michael Bryant: Spanish Club 2-3, Freshmen Soccer 1, J.V. Soccer 2, J.V. Basketball 1-2, J.V. Baseball 1, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Senior Bazaar 4, Varsity Soccer 3-4, Varsity Basketball 3-4, Varsity Baseball 2-4, Na- tional Honor Society 2-4 Jacqueline Bullard: French Club 1-2 Valarie Bumpus: Concert Chorus 1, Con- cert Band 1, Spanish Club 1, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3 Marilyn Castriotta: Varsity Field Hockey 1- 4, Co-Captain 4, Varsity Basketball 1-2, Varsity Softball 1-4, National Honor Socie- ty 2-4, Secretary 4, Latin Club 1-4, Treasurer 2-4, Spanish Club 1-4, Treasurer 2-3, Drama Club 1-4, Yearbook Staff — Sales Editor, 4, Quabbin Conservation Corps 4, One Act Plays 1-4, Class Treasurer 1-4 Joe Cauvin: Varsity Cross Country 1-4, Var- sity Track 1-4, Freshman Basketball 1, Cross Country Co-captain 4 John Cirelli: NJROTC 1-3, Drama Club 1- 3, Panther press 2 Johanna Crawford: French Club 2-3, Secretary 2, Latin Club 1, Varsity Basket- ball Cheering 2-4, Varsity Field Hockey 1- 4, Varsity Softball 1-2, J.V. Basketball 1, One Act Plays 1, 2, 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Drama Club 1-4, Jr. Prom committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Photography Editor 4, Model Congress 1, Girls’ State 3, English Aide 1-4, Track 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Who’s Who in American High School 3 Kevin Crowley: Spanish Club 2-3, Basket- ball 1-4, Golf 1-2 Jeffrey Dailey: Spanish Club 2-4, NJROTC 1-3, Commander 3, Library Aide 3-4 Theresa Degnan: Student Council 2-3, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 1, Varsity Cheerleading 1-2, National Honor Society 2-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Concert Chorus 1- 2, Graduation Usher 3 Christopher Despres: Media Corps. 1-4, Media II 3-4, Debate Club 2-3, A.V. 2 Susan Dixson: Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 1-4, Captain 4, J.V. Field Hockey 1-2, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3, Prom Committee 3, French Club 1-2, Senior Bazaar 4 Clara Dupell: Concert Chorus 1-4, Audio Visual Aide 3, French Club 1, Debate Club 2- 3, NJROTC 1 Debra Erickson: Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Doreen Erickson: J.V. Basketball 1-2, Co- Captain 2, Varsity Basketball 3-4, J.V. Soft- ball 1, V. Track 2-4, V. Cross Country 3-4, Co-captain 4, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Symphonic Winds 1-3, Vice President of Class 3, National Honor Society 2-4 Jennifer Alice Fales: Latin Club 1, 2, 4, Concert Band 1-3, Vice President 2, Spaghetti Supper 3, Junior Prom 3, Class President 3-4, Concert Chorus 3-4, Co- Chair Person of Science Issues Conf. 4, Graduation Usher 3, Senior Dinner Dance 4 Susan Fontaine: Symphonic Winds 1-4, Quabbin Singers 1-4, Stage Band 1-4, Latin Club 1-2, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Bazaar Committee 4, Concert Chorus 1-2, Central District Band 1-3, Central District Or- chestra 4, Quabbin Valley 1-3, New England Band 1, All-State Band 1-3, Quab- bin Singers Chorus Council 4, Musical Theatre Club 1-3, Prom Committee 3 Frank Frenier: Tennis Club 1, Concert Band 1, Drama Club 2, Special Ed Tutor 1- 3, “The Special Education” Editor 3, Debating Club 2-3, Treasurer 3, Gymnastics Club 3, Social Studies Tutor 3, Yearbook Art Staff 4 Jeff Furst: Freshmen Basketball 1, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3-4, J.V. Soccer 2, 4, Varsity Soccer 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, One Act Plays 2, 4, National Honor Society 2-4, President 4, Boys’ State 3, Sr. Bazaar 4, Student Council 2-4, Vice President 3-4, Yearbook Art Editor 4 Ann Griffin: Spanish Club 1-2, Manager — Girls’ Varsity Field Hockey, Basketball and Softball teams 2 Amy Grondin: Latin Club 1-2, Concert Chorus 1, Central District Chorus 1, Quab- bin Valley 2, Drama Club 1-3, Tennis Club 1 , One-Act Plays 1 , Junior Spaghetti supper Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee 3 Geoffrey C. Grossman: Symphonic Winds 2-4, Secretary 4, Track 2-4, French Club 2-3, Debate Club 3, Quabbin Conservation Corps 4, Vice-President 4, Boys’ State 3 Jeffrey Hale: J.V. Cross Country 1-3, Varsi- ty Track 1-4, Vice President of Class 4, Junior Prom Committee, Chair Person 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Spaghetti Supper Com- mittee 3, Quabbin Conservation Corps, Outing Club 4, Senior Bazaar 4, Senior Din- ner Dance Committee 4 Nancy A. Hesselton: Quabbin Conservation Committee 4, Varsity Basketball 4 Polly Heyes: Spanish Club 1, O.E.A. 2 Michael Hodgerney: French Club 1-4, Track 1, 3, 4, NJROTC 1, 2, French Aide 4, French Club Movie Committee 1-3 Dana Ann Holden: Student Council 3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, J.V. Field Hockey 1-2, Captain 2, Varsity Field Hockey 3-4, J.V. Softball 1-2, Captain 1, Varsity Softball 3- 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4, . Drama Club 2-3, One Senior Act Plays 2-4, Orange Sale Committee 1-2, Senior Dinner Dance 4 Patricia R. Hudson: French Club 1-2, Senior Bazaar 4, Debate Club 2-3, Pres. 3, Drama Club 1-3 Cindy Hughes: Concert Chorus 1-4, Debate Club 2-3, Media Center 1 , Voice Class 4 Christine Hyde: French Club 1-4, Concert Chorus 1 -3, Chorus Council 3, HMS Pinafore 4 Susan Jette: Junior Spaghetti Sup Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior 1 Dance 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Senior Bazaar 4 Michael Judd: Baseball 1, Track 2. Basket- ' ball 3-4, Conservation Corps 4 Susan Judd: French Club 1-3, JV Field Hockey Manager 2, Varsity Basketball Manager 2, Yearbook Staff 4, OEA 2, Debate Club 3 ( Barbara Kerstetter: Concert Chorus 2-4 Anne Kowal: Symphonic Winds 1-4, Treasurer 4, Stage Band 2, 4, Central District 1, 2, 4, All-New England Band 3, Quabbin Valley Band 2, 3, One-Act Plays 1-4, Model United Nations 3. 4, Latin Club 1- 4, President 4, National Honor Society 2- 4, Cross-Country 4, Drama Club 1-4, Quabbin Conservation Corps 4, Musical Theater Club 2, 3, Jr. Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Bazaar Committee 4, Panther Press 2, Yearbook Staff 4 Tracey Kulig: J.V. Field Hockey 2, French Club 1, 2, Senior Bazaar Committee 4, Q.R.H.S. Conservation Corps. 4 Lisa Labrousse: French Club 1-3, JV Soft- ball 2, Spaghetti Supper 3 Theresa Lam: French Club 1-3, Junior Spaghetti Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4 Edie Leadbetter: OEA 3, English Aide 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Sup- per Committee 3, Yarbook Typing Staff 4 , Peter LePoer: Student Council 1, 4, Stu- dent Advisory Council 2, French Club 1-3, Senior Bazaar 4, Track 1-4 (Captain 3-4, MVP 3), Cross Country 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Gymnastics 1-4, Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4 Robin Lindsey: Debate Club 1-3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Spaghetti Sup- per Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4. Year- book Staff 4, Senior Show 4, Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4, One Act Plays 4, Con- servation Corps 4 Sue Malin: French Club 2-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Softball 1, Orange Sale 2-3 Christina Mansfield: French Club 1-2, Outing Club 2, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee 3 MaryEllen Martone: Student Council 1-3, National Honor Society 2-4, Field Hockey 1-3, Basketball 1-2, Softball 1-2, Sym- phonic Winds 1-2, Singers 1-3, All State 2, Central District 1-2, Spaghetti Supper 3, Chairman Junior Prom 3 Michele Mattson: Spanish Club 1-2, Outing Club 2, Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4, Senior Bazaar 4, Spaghetti Supper 3, Year- book Staff 4 Laurie Ann Messier: Tennis Club 1 , French Gub 2-3, OEA 2-3, President 3, Yearbook Advertising Staff 4, Yearbook Sales Staff 4, Art Aide 1, Jr. Spaghetti Supper Committee Susan Marie Messier: Varsity Cheerleading 1, 2, 4, Concert Chorus 3, 4, Yearbook Typing Editor 4 Jill Mongeau: French Club 1, Symphonic Winds 1-4, Central District 1-4, Section Leader 3, 4, All-State 3, Quabbin Valley 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Varsity Basketball 158 Directory Manager 3, 4, Varsity Field Hockey Manager 4, Band Council 3, Flower Day 1- 4, Lion ' s Club All-State Band 2-4, Mass Girls ' State 3, McDonald’s All-American Band Nominee 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Yearbook Advertising Staff 4, Yearbook Sales Staff 4, Nominated National Honors - Band 4 Jennifer Musanle: Spanish Club 1, 2, French Club 3, 4, Concert Band 1-4. Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, President, Concert Band 3 Mary Nachtigall: National Honor Society 2-4, Spanish Club 1-4, Student Council 1, 4. Student Advisory Council 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Spaghetti Sup- per Committee 3, Drama Club 2-4, One-Act Plays 1-4, Tennis Club 1, Senior Bazaar 4, Senior Show 4, Conservation Corps 4, Year- book Staff 4, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4 David Newell: Spanish Club 1-2, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Freshman and JV Basketball 1, 3, Freshman and JV Soccer 1, 2, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 1-4, Co-Captain 4. Senior Bazaar 4 Roberta O’Donnell: French Club 1-4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, Yearbook Staff 4, OEA 3 Jacqueline Page: Softball 1, Cross Country 2. 3, Concert Band 2, Yearbook Staff 4 John Panaccione: Cross Country 1-4, Cap- tain 2, 4, MVP 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Conservation Corps 4 James J. Pease: Quabbin Singers 1-4, Con- cert Chorus 2. 3, Cross Country 2, Gym- nastics Club 3, 4 Cindy Perez: Spanish Club 1 , Varsity Soft- ball Team 1, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee, Stu- dent Council 2, 3 James Pickens: S.A.C. 2-4, R.S.A.C. 3-4, Student Council President 4, Drama Club 1-4, President 2-3, French Club 2-4, Treasurer 2-4, Model Congress 1-4, Model U-N. 1-4, One-Acts 1-4. Latin Club 1, Ten- nis Club 1, Varsity Cross Country 3-4, JV Track 2, Varsity Track 3-4, Yearbook Co- Editor-in-Chief 4, Panther Press 2 Melissa Pitisci: French Club 3-4, Spanish Club 1-4, Exodus ' 82 sales staff Catherine Potter: Concert Chorus 1, Quab- bin Valley Music Festival 1, Quabbin Singers 2. Latin Club 1, Varsity Field Hockey 1-4, Student Council 4, Student Council Secretary 4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Chris- tian Childrens Fund Committee 4, Drama Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4 Theresa Reed: Tennis Club 1, One-Act Play Competition, 2-3, Summer Rep. Theater “The Children’s Hour” 2, Drama Club 1-4, Debate Club 2-3, V.-President 3, Model Congress 3-4, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Jr. Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Latin Club 1-3, Yearbook Layout and Sales Staffs 4. Mass. Girl’s State Delegate 3, National Honor Society 2-4, Latin Aide 1, French Tutor 4, Model UN 4, French Club 1-4, Sec. 4 Suanne Rich: Latin Club 1, Central District 1, 3, Concert Chorus 1, Quabbin Singers 2- 3, Cheerleading 1-2, Student Council 1-3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Sup- per Committee 3, Yearbook Layout Staff 4, Field Hockey 1-4, Co-Captain 4, Senior Bazaar 4, Conservation Corps 4 Andy Robinson: Concert Chorus 1-2, Track 2,3, Yearbook Staff 4 Ken Robinson: Soccer 1, Baseball 1, Basketball 1-4, Sp anish Club 1-2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Symphonic Winds 1-2, Quabbin Singers 2-3, N.J.R.O.T.C. 1-3’ Class Marshall 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3 Mary A. Russell: French Club 1-4, Drama Club 1-2, Concert Band 1, Junior Spaghetti Committee 3, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Ann Salminen: French Club 1-4, Concert Chorus 1, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Con- servation Corps 4, National Honor Society 2 4, One Acts 3-4, Student Council 4, Senior Bazaar 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Tom Salvadore: Symphonic Winds 1-4, Quabbin Valley 1-4, Central District 2-4 Stage Band 2-4 Lynn Ann Sane: French Club 1-2, Concert Chorus 1-2, J.V. Field Hockey 1-2, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Bazaar 4, Chris- tian Children’s Fund Committee 4 Joe Seymour: Concert Chorus 1-2. Quabbin Singers 1-4, Junior Prom 3 Colleen Sibley: French Club 1-4, Jr. Spaghetti Supper 3, OEA 3, Yearbook Staff 4 Charles Skerry: National Honor Society 2- 4, Track 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper Comm. 3, Quabbin Con- servation Corps 4, Environmental Science and Issues Conference Co-Chairperson 4, Spanish Club 1-2, Latin Club 1-2, Senior Bazaar Committee 4, Student Council 3 W. Michael Smith: Basketball 1-2, Quabbin Singers 1-2, Concert Chorus 2, Central District 1, Spanish Club 1-2, Drama Club 1 3, One Act Plays 2-4, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3, Concert Band 4 Darlene Snyder: French Club 3-4, Concert Band 1-3, One Act Plays 1-4, Field Hockey 1-4, Softball 1-4, Quabbin Conservation Corps 4, Secretary treasurer 4, Drama Club 3-4 Nancy Stati: French Club 2-4, Latin Club 1-3, Musical Theatre 2-3, Model Congress 1-4, Drama Club 1-4, Junior Prom Comm. 3, Junior Spaghetti Comm. 3, One Act Play Comm. 1-4, Barre Players 2-4, Summer Rep. 1-4, Student Council 4, Sr. Bazaar Comm. 4 Neal Stoll: Freshman Soccer 1, JV Soccer 1-2, Varsity Soccer 3-4, Varsity Wrestling 1-4, JV Track 1-3, Varsity Track 4, Latin Club 1-2, R.O.T.C. 2-4, Yearbook Staff 4. Model U.N. 2 Stacey Stratton: Quabbin Singers 1-3, Varsi- ty Basketball 1, Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, New England Chorus 1-3, Central District Chorus 3, All-State Chorus 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3, Alternative Learning Program to Nichols College 4, Nichols Varsity Field Hockey 4, Nichols Accounting Club 4 Craig Sullivan: French Club 1-4, Concert Chorus 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Basketball 1-4, Co-Captain 4, Spanish 1-3, Latin Club 1-2, Freshman Soccer 1, J.V. Basketball 1, J.V. Soccer 2, Varsity Basket- ball 2-4, Tri-Captain 3-4, Captain 4, Junior Prom Usher 2, Boys’ State 3, Senior Bazaar Committee 4, Senior Dinner Dance Com- mittee 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council 4, Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Senior Show Committee 4 Julia Sullivan: Symphonic Winds 1-4, Vice- Pres. 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 4, Central District 1-4, All-State 2-3, All-New England 2-3, Quabbin Valley 3, Concert Chorus 1, French Club 1-4, Latin Club 1-4, Musical Theater Club 1-3, Vice-Pres. 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Spaghetti Supper Com- mittee, One-Acts 1-4, Drama Club 1-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Panther Press 2, Girls’ State 3, Model UN 3-4, Quabbin Conserva- tion Corps 4, Student Advisory Council 1-2, National Merit Finalist 4 Catherine Szabo: Symphonic Winds 1-4, Stage Band 4, Spaghetti Supper Comm. 3, One Act Plays 3, Concert Chorus 4, Central District 1, 3, 4, Quabbin Valley 3, Musical Theatre Club 1-2, Junior Prom Comm. 3, Yearbook Staff 4 Catherine L. Taylor: Quabbin Singers 2-4, Concert Chorus 1, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Central District 2-4, All-State 3, All New England 3, Quabbin Valley 1-2 Marcia D. Thibeault: French Club 1-3, Debate Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Junior Spaghetti Supper 3 Bonnie Michelle Trudeau: French Club 3- 4, Office Education Association 2-3, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Yearbook Typing Staff 4, J.V. Softball 2, Varsity Soft- ball 3-4 Chris Valardi: French Club 1-3, Junior Spaghetti Supper Comm. 3, Yearbook Staff 4 Lisa Valardi: Spanish Club 1-2, Latin Club 1 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Varsity Field Hockey 1-4, Varsity Basketball 1, 3, 4, Varsity Softball 1-4, One Act Plays 1-4, Drama Club 1-4, Spaghetti Supper Commit- tee 3, Senior Bazaar Committee 4, Year- book Advertising Editor 4, Phys. Ed. Aide 3, Project Adventure Aide 3, Class Presi- dent 1-2, Orange Sales Committee 2 John Vincent: Latin Club 1, French Club 3-4, Quabbin Rowdies 2, Model Con- gress UN 2-4, Yearbook Sales Staff 4, Stu- dent Advisory Committee 4, Soccer 1-3, Cross Country 4 Chris Walker: French Club 1-3, Symphonic Winds 1-4, Stage Band 1, 2, 4, One Acts 3- 4, Junior Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Quabbin Conservation Corps 4, Musical Theatre 3-4, Quabbin Valley 1, Central District 2 Kenny Werme: Quabbin Singers 2, French Club 2 Andy Westlund: French CLub 1-2, Outing Club 2, Freshman Basketball 1, J.V. Basket- ball 2-3 Barbara White: Yearbook Co-Editor-in- Chief 4, National Honor Society 2-4, One- Act Plays 1, 2, 4, Latin Club 1-4, Secretary 3, Student Council 1, 2, Spanish Club 2-3, Concert Chorus 1, 2, Quabbin Valley Music Festival 1, 2, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Jr. Spaghetti Supper Committee 3, Drama Club 1-3, Sr. Bazaar Committee 4, Conservation Corps 4, Track 3, Girls’ State 3, W ho’s Who Among American High School Students 4 Mary Wlodarczyk: French Club 1, 2, 4, Latin Club 1,2,4 Rich Zalneraitis: Freshman Soccer 1, J.V. Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer 3-4, (Capt. 4), J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2-4, (Capt. 3-4), Varsity Baseball 1-4 (Capt. 4), National Honor Society 3-4 Patrons Sponsors Eagle Hill School Goddard’s General Store Caruso’s Rustic Lounge Nancy Degnan Rutland Pizza E-Z Auto Parts Astronaut Pizza Silk Screen Service Alice’s Pizza Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bryant Barre Bowling Center Mr. and Mrs. Donald Albro Sandra Foley Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Stoll Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Castriotta Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Valardi Butler’s Garage Edward J. Curran Ted’s Camera Clinic Esther Bacon Richard C. Kelton Vinny’s Restaurant Frank M. Cobula, Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Zoltan Szabo Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Judd John and Theresa Mongeau Joan and Ken Buzzell Mrs. J. S. Merigold Max and Betty Snyder Mr. and Mrs. John Cirelli Boosters Lynn’s Village Store Rutland Pharmacy, Inc. O’Riley’s Auto Acres Mr.and Mrs. Paul Anderson Debbie Lindsey Tina Lindsey Heather Bernard Madge Thombs Kim Mongeau Mr. and Mrs. William Trudeau Mr. and Mrs. David Goodfield Mr. and Mrs. John Musante Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson