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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

Yesterday a child came out to wonder, caught a dragonfly inside a jar . . . We. Ihe Class of 1984, while perhaps not known for our maluriW, always have managed to enjoy ourselves. We have played many games, some with rules: basketball, cageball, spin the bottle. We have al played games whose rules and purposes were not so clearly defined, such as the games of junior high. SAT’s. Dad-can-I-have-the- car-keys? , and applying to colleges. Through it all we ' ve never lost sight of our essential goal: to learn from our ex- periences while having a good time. As we go on to play the other games of life, such as college, careers, and mar- riage. we will continue to rely on our ex- periences at Quabbin to help us suc- ceed. We hope to achieve our essential goal, learning and growing and enjoying the game. sixteen springs and sixteen summers gone noWy cartwheels turn to car wheels through the town . . . Editors Beth Chaplinski Co Editor in Chief Brian jetle Art Editor Row 1: Mike Staiti, Cindy Clark. Row 2: Brian Jette. Beth Chaplinski, Michelle Foster. Kris Halkola, Teri Brown. Top Row: Judi Adomaitis, Bernie Audette. Michael Staiti Co Editor in Chief Kris Halkola Co Editor in Chief Bernie Audette Photography Editor Michelle Foster 0 Sales Editor Cindy Clark Advertising Editor )udi Adomaitis, Teri Brown Typing Editors Yearbook Staff In the Tree: D. Simmerer. G. Prime, B. Orr, B. Kmiec, G. Nye, B. Chaplinski, L. Goodfield, S. Wright, L. Bolduc, G. Wennerholt, B. Keans, L. Lewis, ]. Benoit, L. Skerr ' , M. Castriotta, f. Marconi, M. Staiti. Back Row, on Ground: K. Hurd, C. Clark, S. Powgeliewicz, B. ]ette, J. Sullivan, R. Harding. Standing: P, O’Donnell, A. Dennis, A. Meilus, M. Thibeault, J. Crevier, C. Can- f on, L. March, S. Cauvin, K. Verratti, A. Garuso. Kneeling: D. Ouelette, B. Frateschi, S. Varnot, M. Foster, K. Munn, K. Halkola, Adomaitis, K. Mogstad, C. Masson, tying: K. Albro, K. Briggs. Over the years Mrs. Scanlan has been thanked for her dedication and enthusiasm many times, and she deserves all the thanks that can be offered. She supported our creative ideas and helped us to express them through her experience in designing yearbooks. Her calm attitude enabled us to survive both major and minor disasters. With love and gratitude we say “Thank you,” Mrs. Scanlan, for your commitment to our yearbook. To Michael L. Richard: The year we began our career at Quabbin as students, you began your career at Quabbin as a teacher. You grew with us and you shared our lives. You were with us from the first meeting in eighth grade all the way through those final steps to “Pomp and Circumstance . Through many good times: the Muppet Movie, the ice cream bash, the freshman party, donkey basketball, “Childhood,” the spaghetti supper, the junior prom, and “Horror Bashes. ’ You also struggled witn us through some times which were not quite so succes ul: the “money-making” popcorn machine, tumblers, sophomores’ Chinese fire-drills, the Muppet Caper, and bad luck in One Act judgments. You are more of a friend and member of our class than an advisor. Your patience with our sometimes misdirected energy has been surprising and always appreciated. The time and effort you have contributed to our class is immeasurable. When we leave you “84-less,” there will no longer be constant aisruption in your life. Yet as we go on to play new “games” we will always remember the love and support you have riven us. In an attempt to return some of that love and support; we dedicate our yearbook to you, Mike Richard. Inirrial fwm (Jfiit OsVeR ' pRal Du e M ass He 12 so the years spin by and now the boy is twenty, though his dreams have lost some grandeur coming true . . . there ' ll be new dreams maybe better dreams and plenty , before the last revolving year is through. 15 John T. McDonough Principal Corridon Trask Superintendent Donald Raffier Associate Principal Michael Staiti Associate Principal SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEMBERS — Standing: |. Barringer, C. Chase. C. Lubelczyk, D. Messier, ). Scott, Chairperson Seated: R. Rossi, R. Stevens, C. Wolfe, V. Hale, C. Trask, Superintendent, Absent: ). Vaida, R. Allen. 18 Bettyanne Parsons Career Center Larry Musante Social Studies Sumner Webster Social Studies Diana Cornacchia Business Howard Lubatkin Mathematics Anne Lindquist English Dennis Dextradeur Science Raul Quesada Special Services Stanley Wnuk English Steve Sczcepanek Special Services k Roger LaMontagne Industrial Arts 19 Lucy Valente Monitor Richard Renes Science Claudia Glodas Sandra Plumb Foreign Languages Business (DH) Edith Morgan Chapter I Evelyn Benedict Media Center Steve Hair Health Captain )ames Martin NjROTC 1 Glenn Stratton Social Studies (DH) Joe Duhamel Mathematics A1 Cormier Guidance Director I Paul Gilley Physical Ed. Margaret Richard Art Ellen Mandragouras Home Ec. Ann Silvernail Music Dorothy Miknaitis Printing Michael Richards English William Gauld Science Frank Guertin Mathematics Jim Beschta English Sandra LaGroix Office Staff David Samour Music Mary Lawlor Home Ec.(DH) Winslow Sawyer Music (DH) Paul Morello Mathematics Roberta Grandone Foreign Languages (DH) David Melanson English Linda Chiasson English Suzanne Musnicki Social Studies Raymond Turcotte Social Studies Athletic Dir. Richard Stickle Science As we approach graduation; we are swept up by thoughts of the future, and we lend to forget about our past. Yet there are many in dividuals who have given their time and ef- fort to help iLs direct our futures. Often these people get lost in the shuffle of our senior year Now that we ' re old enough to realize how much [Kilience and understanding our ) FI. teachers gave to us. we can be t(X) busy” to let them know how much we appreciate the support and guidance they offered our first years at Quahbin. The class of 1984 would like to thank the following people for the infinite amount of love and understanding given to us in our I FF. years. Kathleen McGonigle English Cathleen Scanlan Foreign Languages 24 Fred Wassel Linda Spencer Cheryl Adams Guidance Art Art(P.H,) Che l Carl Science Thomas Cabot Media Coordinator Bettvann Fargnoli English (DH) Albert Carlin Science (DH) Catherine Murray. Guidance Secretary Christine Sherman Guidance 25 Varsity Cross Country VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY — Row 1: S. Moriarty, D. Simmerer, L. Small, P. Noble, B, Brandon. Row 2: Coach R. Lyon, D. Armstrong, P. Bacon, |. Benoit, R. Maino, ). Massa. JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER — Row 1: T. Hay, T. j. Kowal, |. Catalini. Row 2: L. Berube, M. Stickle, |. Thompson, P. Geriilaitis, D. Miclura, T. Stolgitis, S. Judd, j. Kowal. Row 3: G. Masson, Manager, M. Thoma, W. Stelmokas, U. Stolgitis, J. Stelmokas, M. Doyle, T Schnare, G. Sullivan, Coach. ■■■■■■ Junior High Soccer ■■ 28 Girls’ Cross Country CROSS COUNTRY — Row 1: B. Bullard, A. Flagg, ). Salvadore, C. Charland, Kallio. Row 2: Coach R. Lyon, M. Huston. [. Bellofatto, G. Graves, |. Brewer, D. Langlois, R. Petronis, K. Rivers, D. Roy, W. Roy. GIRLS ' CROSS COUNTRY - L. Hay. G. Wennerholt, L. Bullard, D. LaPerle, T. Nurmi, T. Nye, K. Munn. I A JV Cross Country 29 Varsity Soccer VARSITY SOCCER — Row 1: B. lette, ). McGonigle, [. Neri, M. Castriotta, M. Staiti, B. Keans. Row 2; R. Streeter, D. Roach, ). Kallio, E. Thorng, D. Turcotte, K. Moleskv ' , G. Molesky, G. Berube, Coach Turcotte. Row 3: D. Roach, B. Bolger, D. Catalini, E, Jette, G. Briggs, S. Ryan. ) ' SOCCER — |. McGonigle, C. Dwelly, G. Moleslc ’, ]. McDonald. O. McGonigle, M. Castriotta. A. Bray, T. Banks. Row 2: C, Kohn, M. Newell. M. Kennedy. A. Sheldon. B. Burke. ). Bolduc. D. Bray. D. Cote. D. Ericson. |. Petracone. J.V. Soccer I JV FIELD HOCKEY — Row 1: S. Barringer. C. Kolenda. K. Staiti. B. Bade. L. DocherU’. Row 2: C. Bechan. D. Bade. A. Salvadore. H. V ' arnot. L. Savard. S. Reynolds. S. Onerato. Row 3: A. Dennis. .M. White. S. Swift. D. Hay. S, Sibley. A. Er- vin. A. Brooks. H. Young. Coach Skinner. J.V. Field Hockey 31 Varsity Field Hockey VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY — Row 1: |. Stevens, S. Cauvin, H. Melanson, S, Wright, S. Klem, E. McGonigle. Row 2: Coach G. Daly, ]. Potter, D. Bolger, B. Wright, ]. Savage, R. Stratton, S. Dowgeliewicz. Row 3; C. Sibley, B. Griffin, B. Thoma, A. Midura, K. )ette, |. Barringer. Varsity Cheerleading I t !i |V CHEERLEADING — Row 1: K Habink. T. McCaffen ' . Row 2; [ Madsen. S. Leary, B. Young, A. Docherty. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Row 1: D. Turcotte. Row 2: K. Verratti, T. Brown, |. Adomaitis, A. Ayer, A. Dadah. Row 3; K. [ankauskas, T. Stephens, K. Riendeau, L. Habink. JV Cheerleading 33 Varsitv Girls Basketball C. Alger. G. Thoma, A. Row 1: L. Goodfield, G. Wennerholt, S. Klem. Row 2: D. Bolger, Midura, J. Messier, A. Bryant, C. Femino, D. Dextradeur, Coach. Compliments of HUBBARDSTON PACKAGE STORE I 34 Row 1: T. Bellofatto, j. Barringer, D. Johnson, E. McGonigle, K. Staiti, Coach M. Dymon. Row 2: j. Podbelski, W. Woodward, J. Frost, P. Bellofatto, T. Nye, B. Bade, T. Banks. Row 3: R. Stratton, K. Carpenter, J. Carpenter, L. Hay, K. Shea, S. Mortell, D. Hay. Compliments of MR. and MRS. CHARLES LEMAITRE J.V. Girls Basketball Row 1: E. Baldwin, R. Charters, M. Riendeau, O. McConigle, S. Masson. Row 2: T. Holden, j. Brewer, R. Ikonen, T. Knight, T. Hay, C. Broberg, j. McConigle, Coach R. Wine. J.V. Boys Basketball Varsity Wrestling Compliments of ANNETTE’S BEAUTY BARN w 1: M. Huston, M. Neylon. |. Benoit, R. Maino, T. Valley. Row 2: |. Badgio, [. Kallio, D. ttle, B. Bolger, ). Massa, M. Kennedy, Mr. Cranston, Coach: N. Stoll, Assistant Coach. Jr. High Basketball Row 1: A. Swistak, ]. Mennard, S. Nurmi, S, Barringer, K. Mace. Row 2: L. Wypych, L. Buckingham, H. Young, D. Ericson, H. Varnot, T. Duclos, T. Banks, Coach Brian Young. Row 1: D. Lincoln, B. Bullard, T. Stolgitis, M. Onerato, E. Dubois. Row 2 : J Salvadore, J. Catlini, D. Stolgitis, ]. Routhier, M. Doyle, M. Thoma, Coach S Hair, N. )ordan, M. Stickle. Absent: S. Burns, T, |. Kowal, Manager. R. Smith, T. McCaffrey, A. Salvadore, L. Leary, C. Brock, M. Laitainen, C. LeBlanc, B. Labrousse J.V. Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleading r ; • low 1: T. Smith, J. Marconi, L. Skerry, B. Chaplinski, A. Aver. Row 2: S. Wright, D. Roach, J.. Adomaitis, B. Wright, K. )ankauskas, K. LaPerle, j. Brouillette. Compliments of COLONIAL COOPERATIVE BANK Gardner Varsity Club Row 1: A. Bealand. B. Jette, S. Klem, L. Skerry, M. Castriotta, S. Cauvin, C. Clark. K. Shea, T. Smith. Row 2: P. Bacon. A. Macintosh, L. Goodfield, |. Marconi, S. Wright, A. Ayer, M. Staiti, G. Wennerholt, M. Bryant, C. Femino. Row 3: T. Banl , K. Waite, A. Salvadore, D. Turcotte, G. Nye, E. jette, T. Baldwin, T. Nurmi, S. Whippee. Row 4: P. Gilley, Advisor, K. Molesky, J. McGonigle, B. Brandon, D. Armstrong, G. Molesky, D. Roach. T. Nye, B. Wright. Row 5; P. Molesky. J. Massa, G. Thoma, K, Jankauskas, E. Thoma, L. Habink, D. Roach. Row 1: P. Reilly, H. Savage, |. Brooks, B. Smith. Row 2: |. Nye, M. Sheldon, J, Kallio, K. Molesky. G- Graves, N. Stoll, Coach, |. Casault. J.V. Wrestling Student Council Row 1: D. Jordan, A. Sawyer, M. Castriotta, B. Jette, M. Staiti, J. Sullivan, G. Nye, G. Prime. Row 2: K. Pacheco, C. Bechan, R. Stratton, B. Bechan, K. O’Connor, T. Nye, L. Habink, T. Stevens, j. Frost, I. Savage. Row 3: L. March, J. Barringer, K. Staiti, G. Thoma, K. Halk ola, S. Cauvin, J. Raffier, K. McGonigle, Aavisor. Compliments of LAKE DEAN STORE Top: J. Frost, A. Osborne, J. Streeter. Bottom: L. Kilmoyer, K. Halkola, K. Larson. Student Advisory Committee 42 iRow 1: |. Fortier. K. Clark. P. Hyde. J. Podbelski, A. Zawalski, |. McDonald. R Hastings. J. Simoneau, M. Dilling, C. Reed. J. Nguygen. Row 2: D. . ' ...eblanc, M. Laitinen. B. Labrousse. j. Taylor. D. Laperle. S. Dowgielewicz. G. Musante. K. Shea. N. Rollins. P. Molesky. V. Hale. Row 3: S. Sibley. 1. ’.ohnson. L. Bjurling. M. St. George. C. Boissy. ]. Raffier. K. Carpenter. S. Leblanc. C. Goldsmith. I. Rosen, S. Skowyra. C. Phillips. ]. Clouatre. A. jvieilus. C. Glodas, (Advisor). Row 4; M. Foucault. H. Prentiss. K. Tattan. K. Albro, ). Adomaitis. K. Riendeau. K. Mogstad. K. Wentworth. C. Ostiguy. 1 3. Wright. S. Vamot. D. Hersey. L. Sullivan. R. O’Kane. K. Hosley. D. Langlois. Row 5: B. Kubaska, M. Chaplinski, G. Thoma. ]. Savage. B. Thoma. K. j taiti, T. Nye, K. O’Connor. M. Robinson. |. Stevens. J. Sloboda. _ Row 1: J. Podbelski, M. Anderson, A. Macintosh, ). Vaida, ]. Bellofatto. Row 2: Mrs. Grandone, Ad- v ' isor, C. Boyer, L. Harder, J. Madsen, B. Bade, B, Bechan, ]. Barringer. Ms. Scanlan, Advisor. Row 3: i S. Adams, C. Bechan, E. Lam, A. Cooper, H. Fontaine, L. Cooper. Row 4: B. Bolger, W. Woodward, A. dams, H. Foster, K. Larson. Latin Club Compliments of I.M. MEDIA SOUND AND LIGHTS French Club I Model Congress Compliments of THE PENN VALLEY COUNTRY STORE Front to Back: L. Skerry, K. Halkola, B. Chaplinski, S. Wright, B. Audette, J. Sullivan. B. Chaplinski, L. Skerry, K. Halkola. Row 2: M. Staiti, B. Audette. Row 1: S. Wright, I 44 Model U.N. Poetry Club Row 1: M. Staiti, B. Chaplinski, K. Halkola, L. Skerry. Row 2: B. Audette, J. McGonigle, G. Drewniak, J. Benoit, K. Briggs. S. Wheeler, J. Sullivan. Row 1: ). Sloboda, J. McGonigle, J. Vaida. Row 2: L. Chaisson, Advisor, S. Roberts, K. Staiti, ]. Maga, Advisor, Regional Review NJ ROTC Row 1: C. Sabine, |. Palano, A. Sheldon, B. King, R. Drewniak, K. Magee, M. White, T. Bellofatto, M. Brock, D. Roy, D. Char- ] bonheau, T. Runge, R. Dubois, C. Reed, ). Waysen, E. Pollock, B. Morrissey, T. Ushes, Capt. J. Martin. Row 2: C. Broberg, T. j Moriarty, M. Anderson, J. Brooks, C. Kalilainen, J. Bellofatto, P. Audette, J. McDonald, M. Huston, M. LaCroix, R. Latullipe, J. ! D’Annolfo, ). Rhinehart, E. Lorion, C. Kohn, D. Cote. Row 3; J. Thomas, J. Chevalier, H. )udd, D. Armstrong, B. Thibeault, G. j Irons, S. O’Connor, A. Bryant, G. Graves, M. Kennedy, ]. Buron, D. Sanford, G. Benson, C. Pacheco, B. Burke, N. Miller. Row 4: S. Thompson, ). Raffier, ). Bolduc, C. Kennedy, T. McCaffrey, ]. Nakhala, D. Bigda, P. Rozkuszka, D. Boudreau, M. Anderson, S. Ryan, P. Firmbach, J. Bowin, B. Bolger, C. Inzerillo, S. Morrison. Floor; S. Roberts. Row 1: R. Fraser, H. Savage, J. Nye, K. Mace, V. Lovewell, T. Hayden, G. Crawford. Row 2; S. J Pepper, M. Osborne, L. Twang, H. Clark, E. Cohen, E. Leppanen, M. Cohen, J. Benouski, L. McFadden, K. 1 McGonigle Advisor. Row 3: N. Duclos, L. Chiasson, Advisor, J. Swett, C. Curnew, j. Sloboda, V. Rozkuscka, C. ' |: Osborne, R. Smith. i T ' i ' Jr.-Sr. Drama Club p 46 Concert Band I Compliments of LACAIRE LUMBER (ow 1. Left to Right: ]. Carpenter, A. [ordan, D, Robinson, A. Macintosh, K. Miller, K. Rivers, R. Glid- ! len, D. Tuttle, E. Clough, ). Thomas, P. Morrissette, ). Savard, [. Foucault, D. Charbonneau. i ow 1; B. Bechan, L. Cooper, C. Femino, M. Rogers, L. Kilmoyer, L. Small, G. Prime, R. Simeone, M. Riendeau. i ow 2: M. Bryant, T. Balawin, G. Thoma, S. Gauvin, ). Adomaitis, K. Halkola, M. Foster, A, Adams, M. Cohen. I Dowgielewicz. Row 3: G. Nye, G. Wennerholt, M, Castriotta, M. Staiti, S. Wright, B. Chaplinski, K. Hurd, C. ' lark. ) National Honor Society ■ am ll I if 47 Symphonic Winds Row 1: 1. Sullivan. S. Morrison, j. Richt. A. Sawyer. L. March. Row 2: T. Smith. M. Riendeau. j. Frost. L. Clouatre. I Bowles. A. Adams. K. Halkola. C. Clark. Row 3: S. Klem. C Graves, K. DiRuzza. C. Beehan. L. Hay. E. Cohen. M. Reynolds, C. Whittemore, B. Frateschi. M. Phaneuf, B. Seymour, C. Pollock, C. Furman. K. Wentworth, M. Foster, K. Tal tan. Row 4: B. Beehan. C. Mareh, 1. Kallio, ). Clouatre. D. Simmerer. Row 5; W. Sawyer. Conductor. |. Walker. C. Orszulak. L. Cooper. M. Riendeau. D. Bray. P. Maillot. E Kmiee. J. Nakhala. R. Simeone, P. Aliquo, N. Martines. A. Midura, ). Cross, D. Roach. D. Como, M. Castriotta, M. Rogers. D. Hersey. Concert Chorus Z ' V 1: M. Laitainen. D. LeBlanc, C. Robinson. J. Barringer. D. LeBlanc. j. O ' Neill. M. Doyle. S. Fontaine. K. Waite. A. Silvemail. Conductor. Sw 2: D. Robinson. L. Cook. S. Mclntire. R. Glidden. M. LaCroix. |. Warren. E. Pollock. |. Bumpus. Row 3: R Martel. C. Boyer. S. Briggs. J. I boda. L. Shepardson. S. Roberts. R Stevens. D. Jordan. Missing; A. Cooper. L. McFadden. K. Murphy. M. Dowgielewicz. T. Buthen, M. i borne. E. Ratilla. 1. Simoneau. M. Lincoln, K. Freeman. L. Sullivan. R. Hastings. R Castonguay. ]. Stevens. )w 1; R. Martel. K. Jette, J. Bumpus. G. Molesky. A. Silvemail. Conductor. Row 2: C. Smith. K. ogstad. D. Turcotte. S. Varnot. R. Stevens. L. Despres. M. Donovan. Row 3: B. Frateschi. B. ymour. R. Frateschi, ). Streeter. A. Caruso. K. Bumpus, ). Sloboda. Quabbin Singers ‘‘God’’ by Woody Allen For the 1983 One-Act Plav Competition, the class of 1984 presented “God” by V� ' oody Allen, a hysterically funny play, set in both ancient Greece and the present day Quabbin auditorium. After 3 previous attempts under the dedicated directorship of Mike Richard, the seniors this year succeeded in capturing both the audience ' s and the judges ' vote with an outstanding performance. Presented by the Class of 1984 1983 The One Act Play Competition of 1983 consisted of four well-written, well- performed plays. The Class of 1987 presented A Mixed-Up Melodrama by Carolyn Lane, under the co-direction of Mr. Rick Stickle and Mrs. Kate McGonigle. Ms. Elbe Mandragouras was the director of the sophomore play The Death of Grandma. This one-act play was written by two members of the Class of 1986. Sandra Mclntire and Sam Roberts. Requiem for a Small Town by Donald Payton was presented by the Class of 1985. It was directed by Mr. )im Massa. 53 I • Junior High Student Council Junior High Latin 59 Row 1; W. Street. 1- Nye. M. Thoma. A. Brooks. R Wilkos. D. Stolgitis. D. Hay. B. Doherty. A. Bujnevicie. L. Savard. C. Bagdonas. K. jardine. Row 2: J. Hanson. C. Brock. S, Barringer. N. Brodmerkle. K Warren. S. Langlois. H. Savage. I- Brooks. A. Swistak. I Klem. S. Reynolds, j. Benouski, D. Levia. C. Pulnik. K Osborne. K. Brank. M. Egan. T. Hahns. Row 3: Mrs. Grandone. Advisor. Ms. Scanlan. Advisor. K. Clark. |. Salvadore. S. Noonan. B. Purcell. M. Newell. B. Prentiss. C. Kolenda. N. Clark. D. Markavage. S. Onerato. H. Clark. M. Miller. ). Swett, S. Pepper. D Freeman. R. Smith. K. Pacheco. D. Tancredi, T. Harding, |. Vinskey, D. Midura. G. Blanchard. C. Pepper. J. Dowd. D. Manabat. Junior High Student Council. Row 1; B. Purcell, T. Hahns, D. Clune, L. Wright, O. McGonigle, W. Oberg, C. McEacnern, S. Barringer, B. Prestiss. Row 2: T. Stolgitis, P. Gerulaitis, J. Salvadore, Ms. Chiasson, Ad- visor, M. Frost, D. Hay, D. Stolgitis, D. Markavage, R. Witkos, D. Dowgielewicz, T. Banks, |. Benoudki, Mr. Maga, Advisor, A. Ervin, Ms. Musnicki, Advisor. I Concert Band Compliments of LAMOUREUX FORD Row 1: M. Doyle, C. Harty, R. Fraser. Row 2; B, Branham, G. Ostiguy, S. Skowyra, C. Pray, A. Rollins, R. Phelps, N. Wolfe. I Row 3: |. Salvadore, |. Boyer. Missing: H. Young, M. DeReda, K. Ryan, M. Creed. i Row 1: A. Salvadore, M, Doyle, C. Erikson, S. Swift, S. Glancey, K. Osborne, L. Docherty, K, Habink, Row 2: A, Ervin, B. Robinson, L. Buck- jl ingham, E. Leppanen, E. Twarog, L. Carlberg, M. DiRuzza, ). Ayer, A. Hay. Row 3: M. Frost, K. Brank, S. [udd, D. Midura, N. Jordan, D. Hay, |. Stelmokas, N. Morrissette, M. Stickle, Mr. Samour, Conductor; D. Cameron, T. Kowal, T. Pray, B. Gariepy, H, Varnot, Wind Ensemble 60 Junior High Chorus Compliments of MOBILE FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE AND SUPPLY Row 1; ) Levia. S. Barringer, j. Buthen. K. Magee. S. McFadden. Mrs. Silvemail. Director. D Rogers. J. Rogers. Row 2: D. Clune. R Fox. Mennard. C, Mellon. L. Wypych. S Pepper. M. Borelli. ]. Nye, S. Thompson. A. Wingard. Row 3: D. Hughes. J. Boiss ' . D. Bade, M. Miller. D. Manabat. D. Brearly. C. Carducci. V. Lovewell. J. Klem. R. Martin. Row 4; R. Smith. C. Erickson. N. jordan. K Ratte. E. Gagne. D. Desrosiers. C. Cumew. L. Buck- ingham. I- Brooks. I- MacWilliams. K. Ostiguy, C. Girouard. Missing: T. DeMenezes. J. Gauthier. R. Kryzak. G. Ostiguy. K Sanford. H. Savage. H. Young. H. Clark. Christmas Concert I Seventh Grade I 62 Class of 1989 I Junior National Honor Society Row 1: A. Hanson. P. Coates, T. McCaffrey, E. Leppanen, L. Carlberg, R. Hastings, M. Castriotta, A. Salvadore, |. Barringer, K. Howard, ). Blais. Row 2; ). Tweedie, J. Boissy, A. Ervin, S. Reynolds, M. Osborne, E. McGonigle, T. Dombrowski, D. Tancredi, N. Morrissette, T. Banks. M. Doyle. Row 3: J. Stelmokas, J. Taylor, J. KalHo, D. Desrosiers, K. Clark, A. Cooper, K. Staiti, T. Nye, L. Twarog, S. Onorato, S. Noonan, J. Fowler. Row 4: M. DiRuz- za, H. Young, C. LeBlanc, C. Brank, D. Hay, L. Hay, R. Stratton, E. Cohen, C. Bechan, L. Skerry. Row 5: S. Musnicki Advisor, L. Chiasson Advisor, S. Thompson, J. Brewer, S. Swift, V. Hale, A. Brooks, K. McGonigle. Advisor. : Junior High Graduation 66 iSU 72 Class of 1985 During our years at (Juabnin, we changed from a collection of individuals into a unified class of 84. Rather than singl- ing out “superlative in- dividuals” we celebrate in- stead our class as a whole. Likes: 10-30-80, cloths of natural fibers, paper back drug sto re novels, fried clams, good (or bad) jokes, the color yellow, going out in The Tank, (gooti) dreams, long letters, wild flowers ( unpicked), anything by Rod Stewart before disco, the dignity of cats, oeing alone with myself, long showers, R.M.C. . . . Dislikes: cold weather, flashing blue lights accompanied by sirens, horror movies ( mentally healthy) . . . Goal: To help people accept their lives and be happy with themselves. Alison Elizabeth Adams Space is only relative to the people in it!” ELMER Lippa, Gumby” . . . Likes: Smiles, hugs, deep talks (Buckwheat), good times. Bone’s parties, job hunting with Bone, Fleetwood Mac — Stevie Nicks, Sylvester Stallone, Buckwheat and Gumby Adventures, 6 29 83, 8 23-24 83, 8 26 83, laughing, yellow-jacket mornings, Hampton ’80, quarters. Pickle Tink, and MOM and DAD! . . . Dislikes: 7 1 83, Rejection, crude and inconsiderate people, no money, seeing others hurt, waiting and being sick . . , Sayings: Wow!”, I just don ' t know! , I ' m going insane Buckwheat! , You can take your friend . . . right Te! Kim L. Albro If you see someone without a smile give them one of yours.” Likes RICKL laughing, picnics, roses, buying presents for [)eople, Reese’, peanut butter cups. Suburban Secret, holding hands, my niece | Sara, my family, the weekend in Bo.ston with Ann, Gheering J Tournaments (only if you get a trophy), 1 1 83, 11 15 82, 5 4 82, | the beach, the first snow, vacations, X-mas, dreaming. General ] Hospital, camping, . . . Dislikes: Good-byes, getting mad. j Tournament Practice, not being able to get what I want, being j bored. . . . Goals: To be able to get whatever I want, but most of all 1 to have a happy life. ' • judi Lynn Adomaitis (I h Paul A. Aliquo Likes: trumpets, fishing, Reaganomics, Dukakinomics. the Polka Giants, the Baseball Polka, Batman, Scooby Doo, Cincinnati Reds, Horse racing. Auditions, Massachusetts, Nuclear Weapons . . . Dislikes: Drug addicts, the American Work Ethic, the smell on my bus. chicken pie, Greenpeace. Zucchini desserts . . . Goals: To mak my fortune as a trumpet player. Jl I When the still sea conspires an armour md her sullen and aborted lurrents breed tiny monsters, ' me sailing is dead . . . |ames Douglas Morrison Bernie, Bernardo,” . . , Likes; M.C. and M.U.N,, 82 83 84, my family, fiends, E.S,E., fairs, the Doors, j.D.M,, 10 18 83, the music of the GO’S, true on-conformists, philosophy, Walden Pond, the show crew at Curran ' s, ummer of ' 83, adventures w Sul, . . . Dislikes: the crowded bus, broccoli, the ummer rush, term papers, the inability of this society to treat true non- onformists with the respect and equality they deserve, the concept of lioney, SAT ' s, college applications, the pressure put on people today by this jciety, the price of college . . . Goals: to get successfully through college, and ' ' ork to preserve our country’s great ideals,” ... I would like to say thank ou to all of the people at Quabbin for their help and inspiration. 1 can never forget you! 1 have written your name in the palm of my hand. Isaiah 49:16 1 spread my dreams under your feet Tread softly because you tread on my dreams. Likes: Rick, 10 8 82, 10 8 83, teddy bear, roses, hugs, Chinese food, balloons, beards, original clothes, raindrops on eyelashes, Kokita, walking barefoot in the rain, stuffed animals, Samantha, Bruce Springsteen, Europe, candy necklaces, quiet, curling up with a good book, dreams, surprises, the 8 . . . Dislikes: mushrooms, being late, cold, car talk, ” dull pencils. Bernard P. Audette Audrey Sandra Ayer Andrew Bealand Karla J. Bello K.J.B. . . . Likes: snuffy. Main Street. M M’s, my shoes, sunrises, sunsets, the mountains, hiking, ice skating, snow, true friends, weekends with Caryl, .Maine with Tree, “81. Tree’s humor, my family, mustangs, 4x4’s. 151, McDonald’s, 9 18 82, 10 8 83, summer of ' 83, North Carolina, Jim ' s family, walking in the rain . . . Sayings: Hey Dude!, What do ya want to do this weekend? Shut up. Bones! I don ' t care! . . . Goal; To go into the computer world and to travel around the world before I die. ir ■I 79 Kevin Blackmer Elizabeth A. Bolduc “Liz,” “Niz,” . . . lust 000 and me” by A. A. . . . Likes: God, my family, me, long walks, hand holding, food in general. New Year’s Eve party ' 82, 83, traveling, the drag races in N.Y., The Caruso’s, Tanning at Caruso’s, meeting different people, carpenters. Cottage, Maine, Canoes, the weekend in West Newbury, the Alans . . . Dislikes: 2 faced people, the cold, mead organizers, gold satin pants, liars, being dependent, letting go . . . Sayings: I’m freaking out Ann,” “Kathy please fix my hair” . . . Goals: to be totally independent, and to know what I really like and love. Losers make excuses Winners find a way S. LaValee. Sayings: “Anybody have a pencil?”, “Rockethead” . . . Likes: Wrestling practice, wrestling, C.L.G., C.C., my car (THE ROTTEN BANANA), parties, red heads, pole vaulting, doing push ups till I can’t move, beating the system, poetry, camping, the fall . . . Dislikes: R.R., flat tires, the system, being late, having to pay the A.D. for lost (stolen) equipment., making weight, losing. What I hau I gave What I saved is lost Forever ).P. Nickname: Mosquito . . . Likes: hunting, hiking, being out in the i woods . . . Dislikes: working behind desks, paperwork, people wh(j brag. I Brian S. Booth Cindy Brown ;ftn” . . . Live life to the fullest every day cause you never know ♦fen it will end . . . Likes: my family, friends like: Le, Mary. Mel, Stland gang, Seger, The Doors, Eagles, mom’s pizza. Cape Cod, :t snow. Class of ’84 . . . Dislikes: pea soup, having no money, L...L., being told what to do all the time, M. D.’s temper . . , Goal: to t a happy life, become a successful hairdresser and C;metoIogist. Therese Lynn Brown ”Ter.” “Te” . . . Novembers, 1966 . . . ’’Hatred Stirs Up Disputes, but Love Covers All Offenses” (Proverbs) . . . Likes: Our trips to the Quabbin Reservoir, June 16. 1983, McDonald’s, driving around with Sue and Lippa, cheerleading. Hampton Beach, partying. 2 . . . Dislikes: Monday mornings, homework, exaggeration, snobby people, people who think they’re better than others, spending 1200 days on something whicn ended up not being worth it . . . Goals: to live a long and happy life . . . Saying: “Give Me A Break.” j ell I’ve been afraid of changin’, cause I’ve built my life around Su. But time makes you bolder even children get older and I’m 3ttin’ older too. — Stevie Nicks ikes: Summer ’81, New York, “Cloves,” ’The Big Tuna, The Experience, Springsteen, Jackson Browne, The High St. Band, aople at W-A-R-E, my nieces and nephews, the wonderful world ■ radio. Big E (1983), payday. Great Stage performances . . . islikes: Mill St., The Gang, The Experience, unmarked cars, oboe ssons, drive thru, . . . Sayings: “What’s the deal?”, “It was real!” “Biggsy,” “Netsirk.” “Buckwheat” . . . Likes: 10 8-9 82, 1 28 83, 10 29 83, 11 11 83, Yellow Jacket mornings, 5 29 83, getting the shoe, midget basketball. Steve Macgarrett, Grampa’s tan, mornings, MOD SQUAD, capture the faucett sink, orange peels, MUSTARD, Fleetwood Mac, Buckwheat Gumby Adventures, my family. The Deadly Sin(s), control, Curad Bandaids, a foreign friend, Thundarr the Barbarian, cookies, reading. Suburban Secret , , , Dislikes: Sin(s), 2 16 83, 10 23 83, being alone, fighting, moody people, coon hunting, THE BEAR, fat ankles, building walls, dwelling, scars, waiting, “poodle,” overeating, onions, laughable hands . . . Goal: . . . to out-tan my Gramps . . . Sayings: “Kip . . . gotcha,” “This is true” . . . “Ya Know.” Jennifer Lee Bowles Kristen D. Briggs Kiithy. “Scorpio, Never fear shadows. They simply mean there’s a light shining somewhere nearby. — Ruth E. Renkel Likes: watching the sunrise. rainbow-S, parties, my best friend, A.A P., E.L.P. The Panama Canal. my mom. kittens, puppies, knowing I ' ll be out of here soon . . . Dislikes: two faced people nothing to do, having no money, per. 3, snobs, being accused of something I didn ' t do, Monday mornings, homework, school, pesty brothers . . . Goal: tone able to find one. Kathleen A. Bullard Kris,’’ Kris.sy, Hump, Why do we want what we know we can’t have? — Riba McEntire Likes: true friends like Tena, my family and Bumpy too. summertime. guys(esp. carpenters), country music, Alabama 6 26 83,’’ Chesire Fair 8 6 82, ” flarley’s (||, Lincoln Continentals. 4x4’s. crowds. Hampton Beach, eating, singing, walking the streets in Ilubbtown with Tena, ’’cruisin. blue, purple, and pink. � 8. red licorice. Papa Gino’s Pizza. Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, red tootsie pops. Chic jeans, buns, double- mint. the city and its lights . . . Dislikes: people who use others, phony people, fights, staying home, burrs, rainy days and misty mornings, hard rock, ironing, not having any money. Sundays, being woken up on the weekends, oes, t-shirts, decisions and saying goodoye . . . Sayings: Has that ever stopped me before?” “Oh. that’s no fun” “You only live once. . . . Goal: to someday make my dreams come true. Kristine Bumpus Ronald E. Burkhart Ir. Tina Marie Buthen ’’Buckshot, “Buck, ” Burke . . . Likes: R [ M., 5-18-83. the Stones, ZZ-Top, parties. Chevelles, Macks, staying up late, Gumby, cruising with Rocket, 4- wheeling in the van, my parking spot, having money, McDonald’s, Mister Donut, good friends . . . Dislikes: Mondays, dead parties, wasting gas. running out of gas, not having any money, stuck up people, getting up early, Gardner Cinema, people taking my parking spot . . . Goal: To live Tong, be happy, be rich, and own a 66 ” Corvette. “Tee, “T.C., “Pumpkin, . . . Loves: Steve, horses, 2 17 79, long walks in the rain, best friends, Christmas, canoe rides, animals, leave fights, snowbal fights, my family . . . Dislikes: cold weather, Mondays, hangovers, losing tournaments, being late “It’s because we’re so different from each other that we have so much to share. . . . Sayings: Huh! “Say What? “That’s dumb! “Caoi! j hris . . . August 1. 1966 . . . Far away in the sunshine are my highest imirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, i ' lieve in them, and try to follow where they lead. — Louisa May Alcott kes: my family, children, sunsets, Christmas Eve, reading, violet, kittens, ippies, smiles . . . Dislikes: Mondays, waiting for people, broken promises, ?nting. Christine Marie Cannon 1 ii can shine your shoes and wear a suit can comb your hair and look quite cute ' i can hide your face behind a smile i thing you can ' t hide is when you’re crippled inside. ' lohn Lennon Ues: true and compassionate friends, music, hugs from Liz. shopping trips ioslon with Kathy, the weekend in Boston with |udi. suburban secrets, ekend at the Cape, Pulling allnighters with T. the party and drag races in f ' ., piling out till I can’t eat anymore, my family, Carole King ' s “You Got a ?nd, lying in the sun, Tornado Alley, working at Foxmoor’s, fashion gazines. cheap sunglasses, smiles, laughing. The Beatles, philosophy, aitating in 217. and N.Y. city . . . Dislikes: accidents, two-faced ignorant lous people, death, people who are not understanding, being sick, Pressed, getting up early in the morning, driving the suburban in the city, r ' s. night mares, fake smiles, confusion, small town hies, mead organizers, I purple satin pants. Ann Sarina Caruso “Life is just one big joke” . . . Likes: girls, cars, my Ford “T.” 4 wheelin’, summer with the Triumph, winter with the Pontiac . . . Goals: to own a Ferrari and to get rich. I think there ' s a whole region of images and feelings inside us that rarely are given outlet in daily life. And when they do come out. they can take perverse forms. It ' s the dark side. Everyone, when he sees it. recognizes the same thing in himself. It’s a recognition of forces that rarely see the light of day. The more civilized we get on the surface, the more the other forces make their pleas. (IDMl Listen to advice and accept instruction and in the end you will be wise.” Proverbs 19:20 Likes: Soccer. 2. cycling. Music. 2 25 82, The Doors, skiing. Hill-Street Blues. Quarterpounders. get-togethers, bow-legs, smiles, foreign cars. Crosby. Stills. Nash and Young. Tanglewood, Nature, weekends. Boston. Steve ' s. Cheers, optimism, james Taylor, green eyes. 12 15 82, long talks. The Quabbin. honesty, my friends. Christmas eve. Nutcracker suite. Beethoven. Beatles. Police-Squad, hats. Chinese food. Cape Cod. Dinner Parties. Italian food. cats. Dixieland jamboree ' 83. Thanksgiving dinner. Butch. The kid. My family. My Creator. My Life . . . Dislikes: Apathy. Procrastination. Hypocrisy. SAT’s. smoking, misunderstandings, anything in excess, false intentions. But the real and lasting victories are of peace not of war ’ Kevin J, Carpenter Matthew Castriotta Life is what happens to you while you ' re busy makina other ea roses, sunsets, walking in the Shelly ' plans. — I. Lennon . . . Likes: Field Hockey, red roses, sunsets, wal rain, kids, horses, the beach, running, 5, ice cream, my S.I.L.Y. poem, stuffed animals, FOOD, the fall, sweaters, my second family, puppies, my Mom and Dad, Sandy ' s clothes, 2-6-81, 11-6-81, and Richard Paul (a whole bunch!) . . . Dislikes: narrow minded people, 1st quarter grades (senior year), arguing . . . Sayings: 1 know, Really? , No way! . . . Goal: To succeed in Child Psychology, and make the people in my life as happy as possible. “. . . i will not defer my love nor neglect it, for if i wait until tomorrow, tomorrow never comes . . ' although i can never adequately thank all of the people in my life who deserve it, i offer special thanks and love to the following people for all the support, encour agement and love they have given to me. they have helped me to form my values and beliefs, collectively, they have given me the abilit to be happy and to make as much as possible out of myself and my life . . . grant wiggins, david hayes, philip weaver, duncan and heather Stewart, mrs ann linquist, mr, michael richarti, mrs. cheryl adams, mr. james beschta, mr; jacqueline bryant, mr. roger lamontagne, mr. howard lubatkin, dr., mrs.. anc daniel prothero, and mom. Cynthia A. Clark Cindy Long you live And high you fly. Smiles you give And tears you cry. And all you touch And all you see Is all your life will ever be Pink Floyd Likes: Roses, Rainbows, friends, serious talks, big hugs, good laughs, long walks, music, concerts. “Counting Stars, sleeping late, Doritos, silver jewelry, cheesecake, first snowfall, chocolate donuts, and “those special times spent with that special someone.” . . . Dislikes: Goodbye ' s, being cold, getting up early, being bored, being late, waiting, . . . Goals: To be happy in whatever I choose to do. David ]. Como Dave” . . . Likes: Suzuki GS, Black AmX ' s, Black Magic.” yellow fever, ' wheeling in a maverick, Friday nights, payday. Quiet Riot, Burnouts. go ( tires, dry roads, The Rebel”. Buzzer, good waxing job, ' 58 vette ' s, performance . . . Dislikes: 3-wheeling, no gas, flat tires, D.B., B.N., Fords, freezer burn, being late, bills, insurance rates, genesis. Mondays . . . Goals To be successful in life. j Michelle Marie Cauvin . Beth M. Chaplinski j Dare what you want to dare; dream what you want to dream . live.” Goals: |ro live an exciting life, and own a beach house . . . Nicknames; Vicky. Vic. ;)ananas, squeaky . . . Likes: The Centrum, Dodge Chargers, the back of the jriO bus, jeeps, journey, Bryan Adams. Strawberries, Horses, horses, guys, friends, popcorn, the beach, Quabbin Reservoir, drums, Harley Davidson jnotorcyles. Trailer Trucks, my family and my grandmother, my puppy. • .miling . . . Dislikes: Q.RU.S., demerits, getting up at 6:00 am, snobs. ■ iiscrimination. Monday mornings, homework, being broke, good-byes, fake • people . . . Sayings: do it up, Say what. Hey man. What the ?, You jmly live once. JoAnn Denise Crevier joey, josephina . . . Look to this day for it is Life. The very Life. In its brief course lies all The realities and virtues of existence. The bliss of growth. The splendor of action, the glory of power. For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness. And every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well therefore, to this day. Likes; Sunrises, sunsets. M M ' s. Bob Seger. Lynyrd-Skynyrd. Bruce Springsteen. Fleetwood Mac. Red Roses. Chinese food. Mom ' s CTO, Mountain Climbing, horses, sunny days. Dad ' s Spaghetti Sauce, full moons, the snowmobile Gang, Unicorns. Rainbows, meeting new people. True friends (D D| . . . Dislikes: Lies. Broken promises, depression, homework, being cold, getting into trouble for something I didn ' t do. being told what to do. Mosquitoes, SAT ' s. dieting and Good-byes . . . Goals; To become a Registered Nurse and be happy and successful. L.L . . . January 17, 1966 . . . Live. Love and laugh . . . Likes; Chicken jMcNu ets, vacations, softball, volleyball, Hawaii, true friends, having a ' specialTriend K S.. The ocean. Tans. Tom Selleck, Leo . . . Dislikes: School. jSpencer 12 9 82, Lamb. People who don ' t use blinkers when driving. Curbs. ;ll 6 83. Saying goodbye to friends, not being able to say what I mean. My ‘temper . . . Goal; To become either a physical or occupaiional therapist ■iissistant. When you are hurting it is so hard to know that you are struggling .1 want to lift you up to a place of sunshine and mountain tops. I know that sometimes the greatest gift I can give you is to leave you alone, but when you need somebody, remember that I ' ll be there to lift you up. Likes; Mom. Dad, my family, hapjiy people, W R.H.S.. cats, PARTIES. Burger King, animals. Rollerskating. M M ' s, strawberries. Chinese food. trucKs, paychecks, my friends, spring and people who treat you like they want to be treated. R G.M., Teresa and David. Algebra and Art . . . Dislikes: 11 8 83, being alone, preppies, snobs, people who stab you in the back, Mondays, snaxes, no gas, getting lost, cheese, McDonalds, the phone, getting hurt, fighting with friends, broken promises. Global Van Lines, tests, guys who like to play with my head, bees, chicken, people who try to run my life, Q.R.H.S., H.P.D.. my mother being so faraway . . . Sayings: SSSS . . . Whatever, huh. I don ' t wanna . . . Goal: to live all my good dreams, to have a happy, long life. Aim” . . . He who misleads the upright into an evil way, will fall into his own pit. Proverbs 28 . . . Likes: my family, friends, Teddy (my cat), California 82, Florida 83, Bermuda 84, flying into sunsets, sewing, basset hounds, Neil Diamond, Styx, Raquetball, Garfield, Gina ' s get well presents, roses, X-mas, balloons, reunions, Keene State College weekends, reminiscing, special moments, hugs . . . Dislikes: clams, 8 10 83, my braces, dieting, breaking sewing machine needles, computers, hypocrites, broken promises . . . Goals: to go to college and become a dental hymenist, someday to find out who took Dad’s mechanical pencil, to live a long and happy life. Amy-Jo Dennis Sha,” Share” ... A new day, a new way, and new eyes to see the dawn. Go you way. I’ll go mine and carry on” — Stephen Stills . . . Likes: My family, friends, concerts, strawberries, Chinese food wit the gang, D.C. 83, rainbows, 4-H, Christmas, class of 84, parties, the blue ride,” Tom Petty, Brian Adams, lambs, blue, Celtics, nev clothes. Tab, Smurfs, puppies, Seger, Beatles, sleeping, lilacs, summer vacation, fairs, football show, Hampton, Sterling buddies nonconformists, field hockey, grape soda, teachers. Mom’s cookin; Dad’s jokes (sometimes) . . . Dislikes: SAT’s, being cold, waking up ! Chemistry, two faced people, sunburns, no money, homework, term papers . . . Goal: to try my hardest always . . . Sayings: Call me,” M ega . . Gina, can I borrow your homework?” I’m broke.” Sharon Marie Dowgielewicz Gail Drewniak Gailski” . . . Likes: (loves) Bill, sunsets, poetry, unicorns, rainbows, Odie, floppy eared puppies, pepperoni pizza, Zigw and walking in a soft, misty rain . . . Dislikes: Monday mornings, having no money, onions, Garfield, having nothing to do and mushrooms . . . Goal: to go to Venice, Italy and become a great interior decorator, and to be as foxy as Mrs. Glodas . . . Sayings: May the human touch reach and grab ya!” Life’s rough!” “You cannot deal with the most serious things in the world unless you understand the most amusing” — Winston Churchill Deborah Eldredge “Debbie” . . . Dec. 31, 1966 . . . Likes: 1 29 83, the snow, my family, “the store,” roses, loves Tracey! . . . Dislikes: Mondays, being con fused, not having enough money . . . Goal: to live a happy life i Having what you want is not having what you need” . . . Likes: A.L.L., fast motorcycles, Toyota 4x4, skiing, live for weekends . . . Dislikes: Good little boys,” Police cars. Radar traps. Cold weather . . . Goals: To be successful in life. To get married and to become a truck driver. “Nick” . . . “Dark side’s calling, now nothing’s real, she’ll never know just how I feel, walks like a shadow, walks like a dream, makes me feel crazy, makes me feel so mean, nothing’s going to save me from the love that’s blind, slip to the Dark Side across that line . . . “On the Dark Side” — by Eddie and the Cruisers “When the Bad bleed, then is the tragedy Good?” Shakespeare Likes: (Loves) Margo, my 2nd family, outdoors, working on cars, Chevelles, Mich, the old times w Bob (G.P. and 1-way streets), Eddie and the Cruisers, philosophies, dream’s meanings, 60’s and 70’s cars and music (R R), times w Margo, Summer ’83, 5 21 83, life’s twists, stariy nights, sunsets, moontans, Sim’s “Rolls,” my family . . . Dislikes: Working on wood, S FL.O.L, things going wrong when they’re right. People who miss or destroy the beauty of nature, ugly cars, no go,” destruction, word limitations, hubcaps. ill ’Miche,” “Shelly” . . . “When nothing can go wrong it will.” M.F.L. ‘I know all your life you wondered ® bout that step we all take alone — How far does the spirit travel, on the journey ...” — Springthorp. ' ‘Hey Sandi — we’re out of here!!” ! ..ikes: Buying clothes, black leather, Italian and Chinese food, pink I OSes and carnations, stuffed animals. Bob Seger, (R.S., B.S., B.B.), I !Ood news, getting letters, best friends, special times, Hondas, Gar- ield and Odie, parties, Riunite, “The Duster Adventures,” talking ) )n the phone, band trips, going out, concerts, excitement . . . pislikes: conflicts, fighting and arguing, certain people, mellow nusic, rests, jealousy, telephone bills, not having money, “Buffy at- acks,” good-byes, losing . . . loals: To lead a long, happy and successful life. tl 87 Likes: Fridays, Christmas, vacation, snow, Idaho, California, Utah, Virginia, Summer of ’83, my family, true friends, ’79 Omni, September ’79 . . . Dislikes: Mondays, snobby people, loud people, golf . . . Goal: to live a long happy life. Janice Fox learn how to give . . . learn how to take learn how to live — before it’s too late Billy Squier Bre,” “Brenda Fog,’ “Brender” . . . Likes: M.H., Dad’s boat parties my porscbe, “the bridge,” my friends, Doritos, fall weekends in Maine with Denise, cheerleading, waterskiing, Florida State, my family, weekends, sailing in the sunset, laughing, smiling. Old Orchard Beach, Litchfield, Maine, pickles, being happy, getting a tan, parties!! Tom, Tom Club, Top hair 100 . . . Dislikes: Reno, beinj gullible, tournament practices, the French horn, working, hot fudge, being away from home . . . Sayings: “Hey Kid!” “Hey dude i what’s happenin’ man!” “Fine!” “But I don’t wanna!” . . .Goals: To i prove to my parents that I am for real!! Brenda Ellen Frateschi Lynette A. Freeman Life is a series of steps. All of which are important. Don’t take life too seriously. Live your life your own way. Reach for the goals you have set for yourself. Be the you that you want to be. That is success. Jason Giard “Jay,” “Pouncho” . . . Likes: Joanne (Jo-JoJ, Fridays, weekends, working for R. J., 10 15 81, summer nights at Gape God, Z-28, swimming, motorcycles. Hampton Beach, Christmas and New Year’s Eve . . . Dislikes: My car. School, Mondays, school lunches, and my junior year . . . Goals: To be a millionaire. ! ♦ 1 ' I finally got it all together, but I forgot where I put it.” ' Accept me for what I am — only then will we discover each other.” , dkes: 2 15 83-3 29 83, Martha ' s Vineyard with Sue, T.P„ 2 16 83, Vermont, |;3rockton Fair. E.S.E., basketball, 10 22 83, Capture the Faucet-Sink,” Mod Ijquad. getting into trouble, skiing, my messy room, total chaos, good times . . . . Dislikes: 3 30 83, softball, losing, being woken up. no money, the bird,” bowling.” Sheeman ' s VW, band, nothing to do, decisions, ketchup . , . Sayings: Does the whole world hate you? , We ' ll all surely die,” Big Deal” 1 . . Goal: To make it through college and someday get my act together. Lorelei Goodfield Daniel Gravel It Carol Graves Kristen A. Halkola all the world ' s a stage and all the men and women merely players, they ave their exits and their entrances, and one man in his time plays many arts” . . . Likes: art. horses, skiing, Fridays, sunsets, music. Hershey kisses, jumey, animals, Boston . . . Dislikes: Monday mornings, going to school, )usy grades, riding the bus, rainy days, computer class . . . Sayings: “What?”, 1 Hun?”, I don ' t know.” . . . Goals: To make it through college. ti So many friendly people Showing me the way to go, I hope I never lose their ins piration . . .” Likes: T. Petty, The Phantom Tollbooth, backgammon, Wrigley ' s green, MASP, 8 28 82, Putnam summers, Mickey D runs with Katie, whining. Airplane, bandanas. Adventure, working on the yearbook, (eating at) Model G. and U.N., being Swedish, the Cape, McNuggets with extra honey, SAC, Springsteen, Disney World, maroon, Martin Guerre (the fake one), Kermit, Sesame St., Bette Midler, roses, ice cream (food in general], Mrs. Linquy ' s A.P. English class, philosophy, Vonnegut, the Moore family, and of course, Andrew T. . . . Dislikes: Lord of the Flies (sorry Mrs. Lindquist), waiting, essay tests, ochlophobia, The Conference,” long distance phone bills. The Doors, being cold, deadlines, and most of all, being such a scatterbrain . . . Goal: to figure out what I want to do and do it. 1 89 Ron,” “Big Ron.” . . . Sayings: Such is life, what?” . . . Likes: Styx, Van Halen, driving my car, Gino ' s Restaurant, 12 9 84, Dislikes: homework, not working, not having money . . . Life is meant to be lived and I intend to live it to the fullest.” Ronald L. Harding, Jr. Spacey” . . . April 16. 1966 . . . Likes: Debbie, my family, the Eldredge family, basehall, basketball. 12, 16, the area, art. Bob Seger, Bryan Adams, Sheba, benching 210 lbs, parties, sleeping, homeruns, winning. 1 29 83, Linda ' s steak, driving. New Brunswick, Canada, Dwight and Linda and family . . . Dislikes: getting up early, demerits, piling wood, working, getting caught, nc being able to go out and see my friends, getting hurt, some people, homework . . . Sayings: Get in the game” . . . Goals: To get the best out of life and become a professional athlete. Tracey D. Harding Matthew Harty Likes: weekends, vacations, hunting, fishing, parties, hockey, Hubbardston, Lynyrd Skynyrd, boxing, summer . . . Dislikes: Mondays, school, cities, cigarette smoke, preppies, m, cats, being broke . . . Goal: to feel good about myself and be successful in whatever I do. Craig Alan Heald Spaceman” . . . Likes: Pinecrest people and style, the Bonneville, , the oldies, Bwanas Extension,” fishing, sleeping late, Harry | Chapin, class of ‘83, Angelino’s subs, animals, summer, distorted realities, and Dylan . . . Dislikes: New Wave, being broke, ' conformists, being uncertain, people that don’t smile, Petrolane trucks and being aggravated ... “A moment spent understanding i worth a lifetime spent in awe” . . . “Hardly had he left us when | faith and concord amongst us was at an end; it was as if the life blood of our group had flowed away through an invisible wound. ! ' i‘‘Dinger,” “ 1” . . . Likes: Fords, the beach, summers, skiing, Ihunting, CSNY, weekends, money . . . Dislikes: Monday mornings, .sno money, Friday nights with nothing to do, snobs, chicke “ al:tob ■ : Chevy’s, . . . Goal: to oecome rich and successful. tens. E. Gary Heimerdinger Keith W. Hurd ■ . . . our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime ...” — Styx . . . Likes: McDonald’s, pizza, M M ice cream, 12 5 82, New Hampshire, The Green Machine, Chinese food, restaurant souvenirs, summers, swimming, free gum, the Magic Box, good Friends and good times . . . Dislikes: a certain stonewall, mushrooms, SAT’s, getting up before noon, Mondays, alarm clocks and pink jelly beans . . . Sayings: “Ba-ooo!” “Don’t ask me. I just work here!” ”Be real!” “Like really, ya know?” You’re kidding!” . . . Goal: Always to remember the good times. Kim Hubbard doal: to live a long and happy life . . . Likes: (loves) Michael, j 0 29 83, 10 30 83, family, Mikey, Zipper, Jeeps, 4 wheeling, steak, phinese food, Pepsi and Ruffles, roses, summer, weekends, back 1 joads, McDonald’s, having money, dancing, pizza, cookouts, ” Horseback riding, eating, music, surprises, camping, going to the jieach, sunsets, hugging, considerate people . . . Dislikes: QRHS, d urfews, waiting, cats, stuck up people, being sick, fighting, being ' - lone, stealing, nosey people, namburgers . . . Sayings: “Really?” What are we doing this weekend. Lisa?” “No sir!” Shut up!” li’ 1 1 Janine Hessleton Goal: to live a long and happy life . . . Likes: (loves) Michael, 10 29 83, 10 30 83, family, Mikey, Zipper, Jeeps, 4 wheeling, steak, Chinese food, Pepsi and Ruffles, roses, summer, weekends, back roads, McDonald’s, having money, dancing, pizza, cookouts, horseback riding, eating, music, surprises, camping, going to the beach, sunsets, hugging, considerate people . . . Dislikes: QRHS, curfews, waiting, cats, stuck up epople, being sick, fighting, being alone, stealing, nosey people, namburgers . . . Sayings: “Really?” “What are we doing this weekend, Lisa?” “No sir!” “Shut up!” Bri-,” “Duke” . . . The mind of man is capable of anything — because everything is in it, all the past as well as all tne future. (joseph Conrad) Likes: winning, my family, ). Ceils, Late Nights w David Letterman, Airplane humor, the Cape, Baseball, Milwaukee 76, 1 beach watchin’ w Bob, M. C. Escher, Ken’s pitchin’ camp, Carl Sagan, golf, old nictures, driving alone, more BP, sunrise service . . Dislikes; losing, nospitals, ambivalence, being gullible, opening the i truck, smoking, sitcoms, pop-ups, 5:59, losing touch, ignorance, passing the buck . . . Sayings: Yah really,” Haa ya aoin!” . . . Goals: To be successful in my own terms and one day, be able to , perceive the Cosmos. To Senior Friends . . . I wish you good Luck on your journey . . . and may you all prosper in the coming year. Likes: Art, Wood , . . Goal; To be a computer operator or a paving contractor. Likes: Fast cars, Ann L., 6 24 83, Motorcycles, 7 3 83, parties, . . Dislikes: Snobs, hangovers, slow cars, 2 wheel drive trucks. le ikes: (Loves) Tom, 7 25 81, 8 30 82, 2 14 83, camping, Vermont, IcDonald’s french fries, camouflage, Toyota 4x4, 4 wheeling, orses, close friends, swimming, walking, shopping for clothes, lampton Beach, Summer Vacation, Christmas, opening presents, i eekends. Tickle Pink, purple . . . Dislikes: riding on the school us, snobs, homework, two faced people, Monday mornings . . . ;oal: To live a long and happy life with Tom in Alaska. Denise M. Kane . . . each moment has its own beauty: it beholds every hour a picture which was never seen before ana which shall never be seen again . . . Ralph Waldo Emerson Robert S. Keans Bruce Richard Kmiec “Bruce, Bo, Logger, Squeak ' ” . . . June 8, 1966 . . . The weather tried to freeze him. It tried its very best. At a hundred degrees below zero, this Logger buttoned up his vest.” (By me) . . . Likes: Sxidders, Husqvarna’s, jeep trucks, money, U.S. Marines, Fridays, Hardwick Fire Department, Conservation, Landscaping, Hunting, Fishing, mountain climbing, snowmobiling, motorcycles and of course Ginger . . . Dislikes: Rainydays, cr by people, selfish people, dull chains and Beirut . . . Goal: to become a forester. Susan Catherine Klem asked for all things, that I might enjoy life — was given Life, that I might enjoy all things. icknames: “Sue Bone,” “ICemmy” . . . Likes: partying, food, when irents are on vacation, “yellow jacket mornings,” 8, 22, 5, iiorts, California (82), Martha’s Vineyard, weddings, going out with he girls,” joking, meeting people, 2 14 82, 7 16 83, doing CRAZY ings, doodling, my “MESSY” room, the outdoors, 1 28 83, job mting (Lippa), my family and especially — MOM AND DAD!!! . Dislikes: warm milk, having no money, due dates, “caked-on- Nake-up,” “The Red Bird,” penalty shots, breaking in new ' (uipment, drifting away from good friends, hangovers, 1 17 81, iracle whip, 3 and 2 counts, boring personalities, losing district(s), I ' ld mornings, being impatient and “DOG BITES!!!” (Mary, help e!) 93 “Adam” . . . September 2, 1966 . . . The weak ones fall, the strong carry on” (T. P.) . . . Likes: Loves Cin and the summer of ’83. Rock and Roll, James Dean, Tom Petty. 6 22 83, lead vocals, writing lyrics and poetry, everything about her, guitars and all the moves. T.C, and Craig, Mudcrutch, T.N.L.O.W.Y.C., Rebel without a Cause, Jesse, rainbows, photography, England, under the stars, being together in the rain, sunshine. The Waiting, the C.A.T., Woodstock, all the odds, the 60’s, Demond Pond, Hotel California, green eyes, being a teenager . . . Dislikes: The Change, new wave, the day it ended. Government, Ronald Reagan, not being together, Vietnam, falling, being used. Kent State, growing old, hospitals, J.M., Mondays, the system, crashing . . . Goal: Music. Likes: chocolate, animals, my family, lavender, working, N.Y.Y., sports, gymnastics, the idea of going to college, food, summer, taking walks, McDonalds, shopping, Friday . . . Dislikes: rainy days | Monday, snobs, snow, homework, having no money, breaking down, onions . . . Goal: to be a successful veterinarian. Adam L. Knipe FRIEND When I’m down and feeling low you’re there to pick up the pieces you share my happiness and my dreams I’m glad you’re a part of me now. And forever and ever no matter what, we shall be one. lackie,” “Jack,” “Chicken.” Space” . . . Likes: (Loves Jim), pond parties, 11-5- 83, R.M., my best friend (Kelley), times 1 had with Jim, the Windsor, F.Z., my friends, 7-2-82, Led Zeppelin, staying out all hours of the night with Kelley, being happy, summer of “80’’ + ”82.’’ Mustangs, Burger King , . , Dislikes; ? etting up early. Monday mornings, breaking up, hurting people, seeing my rienos down, having no car, snobs . . , Goal: to live a happy life at whatever I do with someone I love! “Katie,” “Bird,” “Spike” “It’s all over!” ■ — Johnny Most ■ “Let’s be careful out there.” — Sgt. Esterhaus ; Likes: The Celtics, the Duster Adventures, Sesame Street, Taz, the 4! G’s, Christmas and Halloween, the Powerwagon, Star Trek, May 1 ’81, Eddie Murphy, Micky D. runs with Kris, Rookie Camp. Mack ! the Knife, driving tunes. National Lampoon. F. Scott Fitzgerald, Doonesbury, Sandi’s ugly stories, Ozzie Nelson. Winnie the Pooh ! . . . Dislikes: Memorial Day ’82. The Conference,” lumpy oatmeal, ' John Steinbeck, injuries on ice, stitches . . . Sayings: “You laugh,” ; “Pfff,” “Can’t tonight, the Celts are on!” . . . Goal: Bob Ryan’s old ; job. Lome Wetsel Lewis My lastes are simple. I like lo have the best Chew.” ' Chewsta . ” Wets ' . ” . . Likes: My familylies). Tuckernuck. Nantucket, traveling. Katana, [esse, the serious boys, skiing. . diving into corners that deserve metal knee pads. Pirellis (p-7). Sport Elites, lazy nights with friends, [ames Douglas Morrison, the mean green machine. Pink Floyd. Sue ' s house parties. Boxer 512, M-1, Countach. 930 turbo. Aspen. Snowmass. 33 Foxtrot. NASTAR. . Cannon. Rhapsody in Blue. Neil Young. C.S. and N. picking Marc up in the |ag. people • with a sense of adventure, CB sports, skinny dipping, slolom pants, my optimism, sheep ' bools?. $20 cars, clear nights. Navions, clear water. K2. Dynastar. Racquelball. SX90 Equipe. Lange. Kerker KRs. True feelings with true friends . . . Dislikes; not being able to speak my mind, not knowing where lesse is. misunderstandings, not having $. users, bald • tires, lack of communication, college applications, burnt Cadillacs, many other things that there is no need lo mention . . Sayings; Get out. loan you little . . “So. what ' s the story guys?” . . . Goals; to be mentally and physically wealthy, and to make those around me happy. Rockethead” ’or the sea refuses no river jVe’re polluted now but in our hearts still clean I’he sea refuses no river !Ve tried not to age . ilut time had its rage ' Ve’re washed over stones rom babes into clones of the mean “ ' he sea won’t refuse this muddy river Y, Jordeny the sulphurous stream Y — Pete Townshend T,” “Linds” . . . Likes: (Love) Star (my horse), B.P., animals, moonlight walks, starry nights, being alone, 2-28, flying, motorcycles, score keeping (wrestling), water falls . . . Dislikes: two faced people, snobs, crowds, being embarrassed, 11-23-83, goodbyes, 4-8-83 8:10 p.m. . , . Sayings: “I don ' t care,” “It ' s up to you,” “It doesn’t matter,” “I suppose,” “To each its own” . . . Goals: To find something I really like and do it to the best of my ability. To become my own person with my own views and standards. Tina Lindsey Nelson Malin Likes: Fast cars, snow, horses, cold beer, Maine . . . Dislikes: school, Mondays. State Cops. Richard ). Maino 95 Joan Marie Marconi Joanie, “Poodle. . . . Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carr ' it with us, or we find it not, — Emerson , . . Likes: The Police, 4 13 82 and 9 12 83, Hampton (especially in the fall] being Italian, pink roses, motorcross, talking, skiing, Fleetwood Mac w IB, private jokes, smiling inside, tea, uncontrollable laughter, taking walks, starry night: Genesis. 7 16 83, risks, Brennan, my piano, pomegranates, my religion, and having a best friend . . . Dislikes: muffler burns, seafood, cold noses, being picky and moody, my allergy’ to nuts, the dark, sad tears, not having a radio, thunder and lightning, cats, having a weak stomach, wanting everything, slow drivers, impressions, rumors, deadlines, jealousy, waking up and goodbyes . . . Goals: to be able to spend time alone without being bored, and to see the coyote catch the roadrunner . . . Sayings: I ' m hungry, What a riot, I can ' t stand it, “Ghill out Dimples Likes: Snoopy . Gyps,” Chris, “Cancer . . 7 13 66 . purple, parties at Sue ' s, chicken McNuggets, Tab. my family, talking with my Mom Mrs Sullivan 10 18 82. all those SDecial roses from Craia. 4 29 83. all Mom, Mrs. Sullivan, 10 18 82, all those special roses from Craig. 4 29 83, a my friends, but loves Craig! . . . Dislikes: being alone in the dark, fakes, two- faced people, being callea Christine! . . . Goal: to be rich, successful, and happily married We ' re captive on a carousel of time We can ' t return we can only look behind from where we came and go round and round in the circle game Likes: big hugs, small kisses, skiing, Tanglewood 83, that RUSH concert, bow legs. Springsteen, onion dip, talking serious, dressing up, long walks. Cape Cod. 4 29 83, sharing a Reeses pieces sundae, So Caught Up In You, meditating, 217, CSNY, a day in Maine, brown eyes, chopsticks, egg rolls, pink, a single rose, N. Hampton for lunch, Quabbin Res, Big Macs, playgrounds . . . Dislikes: peas and mashed potatoes, misplacing Kinks tickets, all night term papers, being stuck in parking garage with no money. Match, computers, wasting money . . . Life is what happens to you when you ' re making other plans — John Lennon Lisa Jane March J Christine M. Masson Christine McFadden iDnce, if I remember well, my life was a feast where all hearts opened and 11 wines flowed — j. , . the only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, jiad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ' les who never yawn or say a commonplace thing, out burn, burn, burn like lie fabulous yellow roman candles, exploding like spiders across the stars id in the middle you see the blue centerlight and everybody goes Aww! ].K. ' ikes; reading, ' 60’s music, playing games. Beach party movies, Sullivan ' s it, rainstorms, mysticism, simmering summers, 3, Abbot and Costello . . . jislikes: peas, hitting in March, cute, baby talk. Stray Cats, gregariousness. John Dermott McGonigle “Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country.” — JFK . . . “Poofie,” Mac” . . . Likes; D.D., Bob Seger, Looks Like we Made it,” Airforce, hunting, fishing, cruising, summer of 83 with D.D., friends. j.D.L., D.L., A.L., M.M., C.M. . . . Dislikes: Snobs, jocks, showoffs, no wheels, no money . . . Sayings: “No problem,” “Go for it,” “I need it” David F. McKee Margo Lyn McNaulty et Love Ever ' ht the Path Ahead” largaretta” . . . August 8, 1965 . , . Likes: (loves) Nick, Chevelles, only sister ITMB), chocolate, sunny days, animals, close friends, ing alone, 5 21 83, 12 25 83, working on cars with Nick, crafts, ing outdoors, sailing, fun times with Nick , . , Dislikes: Preps, 14 81, rotten people, working at Cumberland ' s, two faced aple, fighting, reading, ear aches, fighting with Nick, being sick Sayings: “Oh ya. I ' ll nit you. I ' m bigger than you,” . . . Goal: to n and operate a day care center and spoil Robert rotten. Ann Meilus “A.E.,” “The 49 ' er, ' ' “Shanny,” . . . Likes: vacations, June-july 1983, beaches, bloody horror movies, quiet times, surprises . . . Dislikes; any form of labor, bossy people, false friends . . . “Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have” (Shakespeare) . . . Goal: to be happy with whatever I choose to do throughout my life. “Hell” . . . january 24, 1966 . . . “The beautiful is as useful as the useful and sometimes more so.” Victor Hugo Likes: M. B.G., 4 10 83, bear hugs, sunrises, the ocean, walking in the rain, Quabbin Reservoir, running, canoeing, 23, field boclcey, children, adventures . . . Dislikes: egotistical ignoble, loquacious, nugatory people, countries competing for Nuclear Supremacy . . . Goal: take what life offers me and make it the best it can be. Heller Melanson “Rockethead” . . .“Tis dearness only that gives everything its value.” Thomas Paine Likes: 72 Novas, basketball, parties, 4-wheeling in the van, my parking spot. Bob Seger, 8 19 83, P.B. . . . Dislikes: preppies Gardne,r Fish, people using my parking spot, waiting, cold butter that rips your breaa, eye tests . . . Sayings: “What ' s up,” “Hey Buck,” “No problem” . . . Goal: to be wealthy and at peace with myself and everything close to me. Paul J. Mennard KariL vendahl Mogstad Friends are like flowers — all are different but so beautiful in their own way Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. The smallest feelings are worth more than the most beautiful thoughts . . “Sis,” “Mogstar” Lovendahl” . . Likes; Life, finding a rose in my locker. Friendly ' s hot fudge sundaes, my families, eating cheesecake with Bro in Boston, getting mail, being sick at Staitis. chat in Norwegian with Gwunvor. calls from mom and dad, Ruth, jogging, hearing from Trond. my sister ' s smile, meditation, sitting by a fireplace, putting my feet up. skiing, new experiences, back-rubs . . . Dislikes; War. prejudice. McDonald s breakfasts, being tickled to death in lunch by Lome and Mike, commercials on TV. dilemmas, junk-food, forgetting words in Singers concerts, leaving . . Sayings; “What does that mean?” Oh my God! “Vicked. “Yes. I like it here, ‘What are we doing tonight?” ‘What do you say . .Goal: to get as much out of life as possible. Sean T. Moriarty “Terence,” “007, “Bond,” “Seen,” “Obscene,” “Mort,” . . . Likes: running, hunting, fishing, being free, living in America . . . Dislike, Posted Signs, Pacifists, people who put down the Government . . . i Goals: to become an officer in tbe United States Navy. ' Munchie,” Peanut,” Kell” . . . Likes: S, Pokie, J.C., G.D., and ).L., Air Supply, Nothing at All,” Bonny Tyler’s Total Eclipse,” ‘What’s Forever For,” and Kenny Rogers . . . Dislikes: Monday’s, forgetting, homework, people being mad at me, family fights, decisions . . . Sayings: “You’ve come a long way baby,” “Bum deal” . . Goals: To have a career, to be able to see all my family members ‘Soon!” Kelley J. Munn Fix’d to no spot is happiness sincere Tis nowhere to be found, or everywhere” Alexander Pope Likes: Mark, Shadow, The Quabbin, Keith’s Camp, The Green Machine, McDonald’s, Pine Cuisine, Hampton Beach, long telephone conversations, new clothes, hugs, laughing, being loud and obnoxious . . . Dislikes: phone bills, a certain stone wall, fire hydrants strategically placed near stop signs, Sharon’s “Blue Ride,” ‘The Navy, “Good-byes” . . . Sayings: Uh-oh,” “Be good, but if you can’t be good, be careful!” What?” “Wild!” I’ll call ya’. Aim!” Robert M. Newton )ohn Neri h ill ' ' 1 ug” . . . “I’d rather be on a GPz,” “Eat a peach” (D.A.), “Where’s e party Sue?” . . . Likes: 17, soccer, baseball, skiing, hunting. The loors (J.D.M.), The jimi Hendrix Experience, Dire Straits, [eetwood Mac, snow storms, looking into my mind, Kawasaki GPz lo’s, windy roads, R.L.W., 6 17 83 . . . Dislikes: Monday’s, 22’s, ising, preppy snobs, being bored . . . Goals: to own a log cabin in e wilderness and be happy. “Fig” . . . November 19, 1966 . . . “Hey, Kev, let’s wander!”, “Meeka, Meeka, Meek,” “Moo,” “Hey, Kev, I think we’re gonna fail!” . . . Likes: Bob Seger, Cathy W., fast cars, Chevy 4x4’s, racing . . . Dislikes: running out of gas, rainy days, DISCO! . . . Goals: To serve six years in the U.S. Army, to live a successful life, to make “moocho dollaros.” •i 99 1 Matt,” “Numbers . . . Likes; “66” Ford Fairlanes, fast women, money, wrestling, U.S. Marine Corps, Soft Rock . . . Dislikes: Chickens, Chevy’s, Hard Rock Margaret Nicholson Matthew j. Neylon Gregory William Nye “If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them . . — Henry David Thoreau Likes: lobster parties, B.M.W.’s, hand brake turns, listening to good music, cruising dirt roads. Airplane jokes . . . Dislikes: boring weekends (Especially Sundays), human couches, getting up at 6 a.m. on Sat. for track meets . . . Goals; to like what I’m aoing and to own a 633csi Paul O’Donnell “There are those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what happened.” Likes: being obnoxious, talking, good jokes, rock and roll, (some new wave), journey, Styx, art, acting, camping, hiking, walks through the woods, money and fishing . . . Di ikes: snobs, people who strive at hurting other people’s feelings, bumpy roads, waiting . . . Sayings: “What?”, “I’m soriy!”, “How’s your road. Deb?,” “You’re disgusting,” “Are you ill?” 100 William M. Orr, Jr. 1 ! Bill,” “Wilbert” . . . Likes: Snowmobiling, quiet places, skiing, ( seafood, Kelli S., Beth L., Denise H., Julie S., ice hockey, good ([ friends, parties, craziness, driving Fang, The Bronco, boating, water skiing, swimming, camping, weelcends, cruising, flying, Journey, Boston, J. Geils, Mustangs, covertibles. Rocket heads, jamming, being with Kelli . . . Di ikes: car accidents, being ' i without a car, restrictions, flashing blue lights, Mondays, I demerits, due dates, paranoia. Computer class, Ken’s, H.P.D., being hurt . . . Goal: to be a successful Pilot and to be with the one I love . . . Saying: Radical!” LOVE does not consist of two people looking at each other but of looking together in the same cfirection. “AFAR,” “Dee,” “Dee Gee,” “Kizzy” , . . Likes: Mt. climbing. Fall walks, cruising around. Burger King, McDonald’s parties, 4 wheelin’, sunrises, Maine, Summer of ’83, friendly people, and my family . . . Dislikes: not having a car. not having a joD, fighting with friends, having my picture taken, Monday’s, rainy days . . . Sayings: “Hey Kid!” “Okay,” “No problem,” “Any parties?” . . . Goals: to go to college and live a happy life. Denise Marie Ouellette I Annie,” “Ann,” “Annie Bananie,” “Ann-Marie” . . . August 14, 965 . . . Love is, two hearts that beat as one . . . Likes: soft rock and ountry music, sunshine, walking, sunsets, my family, friends, 1 :eeping busy, sports, working by myself, being different from other )eople, and much more . . . Dislikes: rainy days, hard rock music, laving no money, snobs, being bored, a miss, two-faced people, VAAF, crowded situations, fighting, violence . . . Goal: Be happy I nd successful with whatever I choose to do . . . Sayings: “What.” Fudge,” “Yup,” ’’sure thing,” “anytime,” “You bet.” “Camb,” “Teen,” “Kooks,” “Squeezo” . . . Likes: The BEATLES, NFLD + Toronto CANADA, hilcing. Hockey (Bruins and Maple LeafsJ, fires, MOM and DAD, “’The Business,” MCDONALD’S, motorcycles . . . Dislikes: onions. The M’s, yellow cars . . . Sayings: “Hey Mus,” “Hey Musface.” 101 Darlene A. Roach I ' ,ikes: (loves) Tom Staiti, 9 8 81, Boof, Guiding Light, Christmas, California, shopping, sewing, surprises, Hampton Beach, and I Chinese food . . . Dislikes: 8 22 83, saying goodbye, Mondays, iroken promises and homework . . . Goal: to marry Tom and be luccessful and happy. ' “Primateen,” “Gar” . . . “You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough” . . . Sayings: “You know as well as I do!” “What are lyou doing this weekend?” . . . Likes: snow storms, friends, 4- iwheeling, the guys. Bob Seger, morning after an ice storm, hunting, Pontiacs, racing stock cars, vacations. The Eagles, Christmas, weekends, having money, parties. The Beatles, and many other things . . . Dislikes: hurting people ' s feelings, B.S. stories, Rt. 62 (especially), snobs, crazy’ hunters, working in the rain, 4 29 83, lousy weekends, accident forms, being lonely, motorcycles, and ,many other things . . . Goals: To live life to its fullest. I hope to have (3 good job at which I’m happy, and to meet the right lady. Gary E. Prime “Chris,” Likes: Music, Horses, Vermont, N. Hampshire, cows, Lake Sunnapee N.H., steak, corn on the cob, Sunkist, baby animals . . . Dislikes: Bossy people, getting stepped on by a cow, getting kicked by a cow, getting up on a Saturday morning at 5:00. Christine A. Robinson 103 “Bill . . . Likes: [ourney, Gibson Guitars, Goca-Cola, Drawing, Records, Heavy Metal, “Stone in Love” . . . Dislikes: New Wave, Being broke, Pepsi, Breakfast, Waiting, interruptions, no room for my car . . . Sayings: “I’m sorry, “That ' s a drag” . . . Goals: To be happy and put on weight. 104 Happiness is like a butterfly The more you chase it, The more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention towards other things It comes and softly sits On your shoulder. Likes: 7 30 83, blue, C.G. McDonald’s, art, [ourney. Tab, Cory, 38 Special, cheerful people, Midow, good friends, summer, the bead . . . Dislikes: people who show off, oeing bored, homework, alarm clocks, Monday mornings, being disappointed, cold weather. ty .InH Kelli Rocheleau Mark Robinson William J. Roy Likes: Friends, Family, Def Leppard, The “Vette,” Meeting New People, putting things off, “Pup and the Camaro, TR3, Saturday nights, Seger, 9 13 82, Leominster, “84,” The “Van,” McDonald’s Drive Thru . . . Dislikes: A.G.T., The Draft, Small Towns with nothing to do. New Wave Music, Disco, Cutting Grass for little money. Bias or Prejudiced People, M.T.’s, . . . Goals: To achieve whatever goals I set for myself. Valerie Rozkuska “Val” . . . “There is a time in every man’s education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignorance; that imitation is suicide; that he must take himself for better or worse as his portion.” Ralph Waldo Emerson . . . Likes: Snickers, chicken, popcorn, RusN, Tag, Track and Field, my friends, the woods, bein alone . . . Dislikes: Winter, Homework, Being rushed, goodbyes, . . Goal; To continue to be as happy as I am now and to be content with my life and what ever I choose to do. II ii I “Doing what you like is freedom, Liking what you do is happiness” “Bob.” “Sim” . . . Likes: Good friends, Pontiac Grand Prix, Bob Seger, Journey the Beatles, Saturday night parties. The times working w Nick, Music, 4 Wheeling, Tne Camaro, The Triumph, ‘ Summer Weather, License to fly (back roads of Oakham), the : outdoors, McDonald ' s Drive Thru . . . Dislikes: hubcaps, taking ! S.A.T. ' s, not having gas money, little teases . . . Goals: To be successful and happy at whatever I do. The Word This Garden Universe vibrates complete. Some make it as sound so sweet. Vibrations reach on up to become light. And then through gamma, out of sight. Between the eyes and ears there lie The sounds of colour, and the light of a sign. And to hear the sun. what a thing to believe. But it ' s all around if we could but perceive. To know ultraviolet, infra-red and x-rays. Beauty to find in so many ways. Two notes of the Chord, that ' s our full scope, But to reach the Chord is our life ' s hope. And to name the Chord is important to some. So they give it a word, and the word is OM The Moody Blues In Search of The Lost Chord Likes: Southern Rock, 1 1 83, My family. Hunting in ' Vermont, Good Friends, 65 Chevelles, having money, 9 23 76, Skynyrd, |. Geils, CCR, Summer of ' 83, Yamahas , . . Dislikes: Disco, jocks. New Wave Music, Preppies, Being broke. Rainy cold Monday ' s. School, Snobbish people, J.M., Being Suspended, Rubber Room, Tight Situations . . . Goals: To live my life the way I please! Hold on. Hold out. Keep a hold on still. If you don ' t know what your love is worth No one ever will. Jackson Browne Life is a donut shop. T. N. Leece, Pizza . . . August 9, 1966, Leo . . . Likes: T.J.N., my friend, cheering, tournament. The Old Mill, Gram, Nuge, kittens, Bric ett, Mom and Dad, Shrimp, Bob Seger (We ' ve Got Tonite), Lippa, The Mennuch, weekends, Christmas, full moons, pearls, dimples, Mercedes . . . Dislikes: Being told what to do, fights, Heaaaches, S.A.T. ' s., making decisions. m 105 ( nucism IS someinmu you cun avoid ny saying noining. doin nothing, and being notning . . . Tabi, T veet . . bikes: craziness, stufiid jokes, M M ' s, piir|de. my famil -. grandma ' s pickles, Pensi. band trips, sleeping, strawberries, seeing someone trip down tne stairs. Hampton Beach, being in a sillv mood, listening to people try to ex[)lain themselves when they have no idea what they ' re talking about, just socks, laughing, picking on mv sister, Garfield comics . . . Dislikes: broken bones, being depressed, trying to read lips, the same lectures, shoes, Chemistr ' . being patted on the head, having the telephone ring when I ' m in the shower and no one else is home, the Doors . . . Sayings: Aaat, Oh Maaan! Bob . . . August 3, 1965 . . . Likes: Chris, all ice cream . . . Dislikes Homework. , . . Goal: to be rich. Robert F. Smith “Dicka” . . . july 24, 1965, . . . Likes: friends, August 26, 83, wheelin’ in the Volvo, house parties, . . . Dislikes: being broke with no gas, ear problems, crew cuts, being alone on Friday and Saturday nights . . . Sayings: I gotta work today! Goal: to have money, a new car, and a nice girl to keep me company. 106 Tammy E. Smith Kevin St. George Wayne P. St. Louis Wayne, 2, . . . Likes: ZZ Top, having money. Fords, summer of ' 83, Army, cool people, baseball, weekends . . . Dislikes; chickens, computers, accidents, going to court. i It is nice to be important but more important to be nice.” Youth is a state of mind.” I Likes; M.A.S.P.. trips with Kari. Kik. birthdays, thunderstorms, talking with Karin, j McDonald’s, ruining Kim ' s breakfast, coke. |r. Prom. Mom and Dad. getting [ohn I frustrated. Sane’s, lasagna, basketball, golf. P.C.C.. 10 30 83. Lake Placid ' 83, yearbook, I money, competition. SAT ' s. Grace, chocolate, backgammon with Franny, memories. ( Boston. Rice. Christmas at Gramma s. Celtics, getting mail, wrestling with Dad. tips, j Nauna’s meatballs, chief Tommy. Labor Day ’83. excelling , giving, talking with Mom, laughing. Matt’s parties . . . Dislikes; Parties without permission, sprints, soccer practice, ' major mental mistakes, wasting time, cliches, cliques, good byes, not being myself, making beds, getting rained out. commercialism, letting other people myself down, owing money, not having a job. Kim’s and Mouse’s moods, being grounded, choking, imitations, people with no future, not having control over your future, embarrassment . . . Goals; Always to . have one real friend and never stop asking questions . . . Nicknames: Mike.” Skip.” “Bors. ” . . . Sayings: Turkey!!!” Live for today because tommorrow may never come” “Rich” . . . Likes: my family, good friends. 2 5 66, camping, farming, my truck, McDonald’s, music, sunsets, traveling, hunting, log cabins, and the Class of ’84 . . . Dislikes; Being alone, rainy weekends, Monday mornings. Math, auditions, liars, laziness, and arguing . . . Goals: to be happy at whatever I do, and to live a full and meaningful life . . . Sayings: “What’s up?”, “Hey bud.” Michael ]. Staiti )ohn Franklin Joseph Sullivan Richard Charles Stevens Michelle A. Thibeault “Man’s reach should exceed his grasp, or what’s a heaven for?” Robert Browning I never let my schooling interfere with my education.” Mark Twain Nicknames: Sull, Sig, Skull, Anthony . . . Likes: Major American sports, storms, cold weather, the Doors, the Beatles, the Stones, Dave Letterman Show, Monty Python, British Humor, John Waters’ movies, Plan 9” and other horror “greats.” Darkstar, stories by Ring Lardner, Macbeth, cities, lacrosse . . . Dislikes: Farms, girls’ names that end with the letter “i,” the G.O.P.. lawn jockeys, people who own lawn jockeys, soccer, hot weather, pestilence, plarae and vegetables . . . Goals; to let my “summer simmer,” to go to Alaska. Michel, Roadrunner, Knoc ker . . . Likes: Summer of ’83, 7 30 83, J.N., D.F., W.B., 12 25 83, Baldwinville, Wichendon, Lake Denise, Omer’s, Crafts, Crocheting, Work a lot . . . Dislikes: being confused, not having things go my way, being late, lazy and stubborn people, not having a car, on the road, . . . Goals: to make some kina of success in life . . . Sayings; Keep trying no matter what, you will get what you want sooner or later in life!” 107 Likes: cars, girls, weekends, fixing cars, cheeseburgers, my friends, cutting wood, study halls, shooting, working. The Old Pit . . . Dislikes: Mondays, running out of gas, no car, stuck up girls, having no money, computers, demerits. Thomas E. Toppi “Marie,” Mia,” Skin” . . . With all life ' s confusion, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful, smile and strive to be happy.” — Max Ehrman Likes: Long vacations, true friends, trips to Ohio and Florida, my family, relatives and 42 cousins, family reunions. Basset hounds, thunder storms, smiles, skiing, straight teeth, ice cream, dark tans, sunny days, [ourney (10-11-81), Quiet Riot, good memories, new clothes, purple and black, long letters, G.H,, friendly people, working at Spags, that one week at Keene State College . . . Dislikes: getting up early, bus ' signals, spiders, mowing our lawn, poison ivy, confusion, flunking tests, fights, guilt feelings. The White Mountains (82), not having what I want and watching someone else get it, getting report cards, being hurt, back-stabbers, goodbyes . . . Goals: to go to college and be rich and successful, but most of all, to be happy. Maria Elena Turner « Sandra ). Varnot “Sandi,” . . .“Today is the first day of the rest of your life” . . . Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow” . . . Likes: old movies, red shoes, vacations, anything purple, being independent, PVAS, Pat Benatar, ' rhe Duster Adventures,” G, blowing money with Michelle, mustangs, B.P.C., how Katie always makes me lai h, Christmas Eve with my family, good friends . . . Dislikes: conflicts, surprises, bees, fears and phobias, waiting, jealousy, paranoia, goodbyes, haircuts, cars tnat don’t start, being sick, fighting, having no money, deciding my future . . . Goals: Someday own my own business, have lots of money and always be happy . . . Sayings: Michelle, what are we doing this weekend?”, “Hey wicked neat.” Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, it comes softly and sits on your should er.” . . . Likes: Special friends, shopping trips to Boston, weekends at the Cape with Ann, serene winter nights, cuddly animals, mysterious people, laugh attacks with Liz and Ann, smiles. Miss Sherman ' s advice (thanks), survival talks, and my family . . . Dislikes: Arguing, goodbves, decisions, plastic flowers and heights . . . Goals: to go smoothly down whatever road I choose and find my rainbow at the end. f 108 Poodle,” “Badanher,” “Miss Poodell,” Pastrami . . , Likes: spareribs, Renbrook, Grace and Oz, The Police (4 13 82 and 9 12 83). Genesis, Taimii, Dosteyoveskv’, Pussycat n ' Captain, 9-31- 82-8-31-83, Our Prom, Prime Cuts, Private jokes, tea, Michigan, fruit pies. Field Hockey, Bahamas, my beads. One Acts, Clark movies with John, animated conversations with Joan . . . Dislikes: being sad, family arguments, catty girls, my algeora, SAT’s, car accidents, All-nighters, cheering games, 6 11 83, college applications, not being able to spell, braces, sad memories. “The long road is the rainbow and the pot of gold lies there ... — Jethro Tull . . . finally I understand the feelings of the few ashes and diamonds foe and friend we were all equal in the end . . .” — Pink Floyd Likes: Maine, the ocean, rainbows, Tam ' s laugh, band trips, and playing Cosmic Wimp Out, m and m ' s, mountain climbing, cross-country skiing, gymnastics. Pink Floyd, Moody Blues, Eric Clapton, James Taylor, watching falling stars in Maine, my family . . . Dislikes: The Doors, computers. Chemistry again, selling cheese. Moral Majority, long exaggerated stories. “GERI,” “GER.” “GRACE, LEFTY,” . . . “YA RIGHT,” I THINK YOU WANNA GIVE ME SOME OF THAT.” OH BOLOGNA,” . . . LIKES: 5 28 82, The Br ' ants, M.L.W.M,, walking in the rain and splashing in the puddles, pillow fights, secure hugs, smiles. 1 28 83, MOM. FRANK, HEIDI, green m and m’s, my kitties, softball, SENIOR YEAR,” and most of all “LOVES MICHAEL ALOT . . . DISLIKES: no money, fighting with someone special, not being able to express myself, saving good-bye, being lonely, cleaning my room, caked on make-up . . . GOAL: to be successful and alwavs to have a smile to give to someone else . . . TOMORROW IS A DREAM THAT LEADS ME ONWARD, ALWAYS lUST A STEP AHEAD OF ME . . IT ' S THE lOY YET TO KNOW . . . THE LOVE I ' VE YET TO SHOW . . . FOR IT ' S THE PERSON I ' VE YET TO BE ... — Karen Raun Gerilynne Wennerholt Sarah Elizabeth Wright Janet S. Walker Sarah Beth Wheeler h; ' Sarah, . . . Dec. 4, 1966 . . . John 14:6 ... 1 once grumbled because 111 had no shoes until I met a man who had no feet . . . Likes: fall, ice j-ream, dressing up, 11-5-82, Christmas, my family. Fleetwood Mac, j (Richard Gere, decorating, night, Megen, teddy bears, high heels, :he ocean, Colorado, chocolate, JEC and DNP, dinner parties. I pweet dreams, ATCs, mushroom pizza, Sturbridge, my kith ' , Debbie 1 iLibby, Je and Ta, walking in the snow, Salem Cross Inn, but most of ! ill Jason Joshua! . . . Dislikes: Chemistrv’, chocolate-withdrawal, not .oeing able to talk, worrying, and caterpillars . . . Goal: To go to .college, be successful, and very happy. “Wip” Likes: Jan, 7-4-83, hunting, fishing, archery, being in the outdoors, going for walks in the Quabbin, weight lifting, weekends, twinkton Dislikes: Weekday mornings, rainy days, homework, running out of gas. Lump” Lumpy” Likes: Class of 84, Casey, Peggy, Muppet Movies, lunior Prom, Beaver, Wally and the gang. Horror Bash 82 and 83, Senior Bazaar, Wrestling, Sha Na Na, Big Macs, Beatles, 60’s music. Red Sox, Journalism, One Acts: God,” being Groucho Marx Dislikes: Liver, Popcorn machines, Chinese Red Lights, Class of 84 leaving Jeffery A. Wypych 110 I President Treasurer Vice President Senior Class Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Row 1: G. Wennerholt, D. Simmerer. Row 2: B. Audette, L. Lewis. Row 3: M. Richard, Class Advisor. Secretary 111 1 1 It’s a crazy world, isn’t it? 4 OAKHAM t® aO o ' 1.0 AS- Credit Requirements Cause Problems Goodman Returns Welcome To Hero’s V .J? %V ' ’v , Walesa’s fty - Wife Gets 112 His Prize Cabbage Patch Kids ' Rd 1984 6 IK; ?!2THE5l1 feX : ' odc. -JtkuL XI WATCHIHe o ;ongas 111; ill Not Seek ‘cond Term lympics 4 W. ,c 0“ ‘Wattes Witless Wisdorii 113 ludi L Adomaitis, Town Farm Rd., Barre, 01005; November 16, 1966. Alison E. Adams, Worcester Rd., Hubbardston; February 6, 1966. Kim L. Albro, Elm St., Barre: june 21, 1966. Paul Ali(}uo, Valley Rd., Barre; February 20, 1966. Bernard P. Audette, Upper Church St., Gilbertville; February 28, 1966. Audrey Ayer, 128 A Lincoln Rd., Oakham, 01068; December 9, 1966. lason L. Benoit, Hunt Rd., Oakham. Kevin Blackmer, 31 North St., Gilbertville. Elizabeth A. Bolduc, Winter St., Barre, 01005. Brian Booth, Twin Hill Rd., Hubbardston. lennifer Lee Bowles, Williamsville Rd., Barre; April 27, 1966. Kristen Briggs, Barre Rd., Wheelwright, 01094; September 25, 1966. Cindy Brown, Old Princeton Rd., Hubbardston; April 29, 1966. Therese L. Brown, West St., Barre, 01005; November 8, 1966. Kathy Bullard, Utley Rd., New Braintree. Kristine Bumpus, Maple Ave., Hubbardston; September 29, 1966. Ronald Burkhart, South St., Barre; November 3, 1966. Tina Marie Buthen, P.O. Box 143 Main St., Hubbardston 01452; June 17, 1966. Christine Marie Cannon, Barre Cut-Off Rd., New Braintree. Kevin Carpenter, Gardner Rd., Hubbardston. Ann S. Caruso, 7 Canal Rd., So. Barre, 10174; February 4, 1966 Matthew Castriotta, Mechanic St., Barre, 01005, March 23, 1966. Michelle M. Cauvin, Worcester Rd., Barre, 10115; March 21, 1966. Beth Chaplinski, 232 Barre Rd., Oakham; May 23, 1966. Cynthia Clark, South St., Barre 01005; February 22, 1966. David J. Como, R.R. 1 Box 455, Hubbardston. Vickie Cote, Jackson Rd., Hardwick, 01034; August 12, 1966. JoAnn D. Crevier, Ruggles HiJl Rd., Hardwick. Lana Culver, Grogan Rd., Barre; January 17, 1966. Karen Davis, Main St., Hubbardston. Amy-Jo Dennis, Star Route, Gilbertville. Sharon Dowgielewicz, Letendre Lane, New Braintree, 01531; December 28, 1966. Gail Drewniak, 6 Summit Rd., Gilbertville; March 30, 1966. Deborah Eldredge, North Brookfield Rd., Barre. Stephen A. Femino, Jr., Canal Rd., So. Barre, 01074. Robert Fontaine, Scott Rd., Oakham; May 16, 1966. Michelle Foster, Nichols Rd., Barre; November 23, 1966. Janice Fox, Wheelwright Rd., Barre. Brenda Frateschi, Brigham St., Hubbardston. Lynette Freeman, Old Dana Rd., Barre. Lorelei Goodfield, Barre Rd., Hardwick; May 3, 1966. Carol Graves, Kruse Rd. Box 214, Hubbardston; May 3, 1966. Kris Halkola, Ragged Hill Rd., Hubbardston, 01452; March 10, 1966. Ron Harding, Cutler Rd., Barre; December 9, 1966. Tracey D. Harding, Old Furnace Rd., Barre Plains. Craig Heald, Healdville Rd., Hubbardston; October 11, 1966. E. Gary Heimerdinger, Crocker Nye Rd., Oakham. Janine Hesselton, Worcester Rd., Barre; May 22, 1966. Keith Hurd, High Bridge Rd., Hubbardston; November 20, 1966. Brian Paul Jette, El m St., Hubbardston, 01452; December 30, 1965 Stephen P. Jones, Bently La., Barre, 01005. DougJas Judd, 6 Broad St., Gilbertville. Denise Kane, Greenwich Rd., Ware, 01082; April 20, 1966. Robert S. Keans, Chamberlain Hill Rd., Barre; January 19, 1966. Sue Klem, Prouty Rd., Wheelwright, 01094. Bruce Kmiec, Birch St., Gilbertville, 01031. Adam L. Knipe, High St., Hubbardston. Directory Melissa Lam, Wheelwright Rd., Barre, 01005; October 6, 1966 Jacqueline Langelier, 48 Peach St., South Barre. Katie Larson, 248 Williamsville Rd., Hubbardston; March 13, 1966. Lome Lewis, Ridge Rd., Hardwick, 01037. Tina Lindsey, Box 43 Walnut Hill Rd., Barre, 01005. Rick Maino, Box 177 Hunt Rd., Oakham; June 10, 1966. Lisa J. March, N. Brookfield Rd., Oakham; April 16, 1966. Joan M. Marconi, Pleasant Street, Barre; January 22, 1966. Chris Masson, Barre Rd., Wheelwright. Ann Meilus, West Street, Barre; November 10, 1966. John Dermott McGonigle, James St., Barre; November 5, 1966. David McKee, Williamsville Rd., Barre; July 10, 1966. Margo McNaulty, Church St., Gilbertville, 01031; August 8, 1965. Heller Melanson, Valley Rd., Barre, 01005; January 24, 1966. Paul Mennard, Hubbardston Rd., Barre, 01005; May 1, 1966. Kari Lovendahl Mogstad, Moavegen 12, 6650 Surnadal, Norway; November 2, 1966. Sean T. Moriarty, Off Prospect St., Gilbertville. Kelley Munn, Maple St., PO Box 292, Oakham, 01068; July 4, 1964. Gina Musante, High Bridge Rd., Hubbardston; September 5, 1966. John Neri, West St., Barre; July 19, 1966. Robert Newton, Kendall St., Barre. Matthew J. Neylon, Northbrookfield Rd., Oakham, September 25, 1966. Margaret Nicholson, Gircle Rd., Barre. Greg Nye, Pleasant St., Barre; January 15, 1967. Paul O’Donnell, Old Hardwick Rd., Barre; December 4, 1966. William M. Orr Jr., 166 Hale Rd., Hubbardston; January 12, 1966. Denise Ouellette, Box 183 Main St., Hubbardston, 01452; December 17, 1966. Ann Paine, Unitas Rd., New Braintree. Tina Peddle, 11 School St., S. Barre, Russell M. Petronis, Chamberlain Hill Rd., Barre; August 4, 1966. Daniel Prentiss, Old Princeton Rd., Hubbardston. Gary Prime, 54 Pitcherville Rd., Hubbardston 01452. Chris Robinson, North Rd., Hardwick. Mark Robinson, Nichols Rd., Barre; November 25, 1965. William Roy, South St., Barre. Valerie Rozkuszka, 232 Barre Rd., Oakham, 01068; March 11, 1966. David A. Simmerer, 186 Williamsville Rd., Hubbardston, 01452. Steve Simonin, Summer St., Barre, 01005. Kevin J. St. George, 16 High St., Gilvertville, 01031; July 24, 1965. Wayne St. Louis, Old Coldbrook Rd., Barre. Robert Simeone, Wheelwright Rd., Box 414, S. Barre, 01074; August 27, 1966. Lisa Skerry, West St., Barre, 01005. Robert Smith, Hardwick Rd., Gilbertville. Tammy Smith, School St., Barre. Richard G. Stevens, Old GoldBrook Rd., Barre, 01005; February 5, 1966. Michael Staid, Broad St., Barre, 01005; May 26, 1966. John Sullivan, Summer St., Barre. Michelle A. Thibeault, Box 113 West St., Barre; April 18, 1966. Tom Toppi, 28c Shewnee Way, Hubbardston, 01452. Maria Turner, Sessions Rd., Hardwick. Sandra Varnot, Broad St., Barre; June 20, 1966. Kathie Verratti, Pine St., Wheelwright, 01094; September 5, 1966. Janet Walker, Sunrise Ave., Barre. Gerilynne Wennerholt, Pleasant St., Barre, 01005; December 8, 1966. Sarah Wheeler,. North Rd., Hardwick; December 4, 1966. Sarah Wright, Greenwich Rd., Hardwick. Jeff Wypych, Ghurch St., Gilbertville; August 14, 1966. 115 Class )iidi Adomaitis loaves all the socks in her locker to Mr. Lyon. Kim Albro leaves G.CLW. and a lot of luck to [farcy Holder: leaves the ability to “scoop Eric anytime to |anet Potter; leaves thanks to Mary Beth Bernard P Audette leaves a “Bonnie name lag and all the good times at M.C. and Kl.U.N. and thanks for the help to Mr. Musanie and Mr. Stratton: leaves a big hot fudge sundae with jimmies, a Moody Blues ticket stub, anti an everlasting friendship and good luck wish to Kari Lovendahl Mogslad; leaves great times and good luck in his senior year to his brother Paul. Audrey Ayer leaves alfthe hugs to make it through high school to Amy Docherty; leaves good and bad times to jason and jimmy; leaves her regards to Quahbin. jason L. Benoit leaves the wrestling team to j Massa, B. Bolger, j Kallio, and P. Molesky; leaves all our wonderful times to Cara C.oldsmilh, leaves thanks to Mr Beschta. Elizabeth Bolduc leaves the ability to be his own person to Blake; leaves the last two generations of the Bolduc family to Quahbin. Brian Booth leaves a big black scpiirt gun to Mr. Newell. jenny Bowles leaves Craig Furman ' s cute wink and smile to Christine, jennifer, Laurie, and any other interested Band members; leaves 180 fun-filled American Literature classes to jennifer Frost: leaves the empty gathering spots |now filled only with memories] behind the school to any hopefid person with the prospect that someday they will be opened. Kristen Briggs leaves a big warm smile to Mr. Castriotta and his girlfriend Gloria; leaves the abilih, ' to play midget basketball to Darcy Bolger: leaves her resignation and gun to the future Mod Squad. Cindy Brown leaves three more exciting years at Quahbin to Amy Brown; leaves the hopes of graduating someday to Ellen Lam; leaves messy lockers and one more year of riding the bus to Holly Prentiss. Teri Brown leaves a place in the senior area and a lot of luck with Eric to janet Potter; leaves next year ' s soccer cheerleading season to Kim, Kelly, and Laurie: leaves best of luck in his years at Quabbin to Marty Anderson. Kathy Bullard leaves her brother john to any soul who wants him; leaves the school to anyone who wants it. Kristine Bumpus leaves to Kim Duszak and Lorraine Hammond all the stars she received in Steno and one more year with Mrs. Daly; leaves to Gary Briggs the ability to type; leaves to johnny Bumpus her alarm clock and the dollar bills she won ' t be needing any more. Ron Burkhart leaves two great years of good times to Renee; leaves the parties of her remaining high school years to Tina Buthen leaves her brother Mark to Mrs. Glodas; leaves her homework for five years to her sister julie; leaves the best of luck to Michelle. Mary Jane. Kelly, Mark and Kim. Christine Cannon leaves many thanks for all the patience to Mrs. Glodas; leaves the hope that school will one day start the second day to Mr. Beschta. Kevin Carpenter leaves wandering the halls from the Senior Area to all the future Seniors who are restless during study. Ann Caruso leaves Peter to enjoy and appreciate his last two years of high school and Randy the ability not to worry so much, and to get a job at Chess King; leaves to Miss Sherman a big hug of thanks for all the comfort she gave me and all the listening she did. Matthew Castriotta leaves the Science department a check for all the lab equipment he broke; leaves to Mr. Sawyer a check for all Audition fees I may still owe; leaves the best of luck in the future to Mark and Marty. Shelly Cauvin leaves the best of luck to the upcoming field hockey team, especailly to Cheech, Jill, Erin, Robin, Mouse and Becky. Beth Chaplinski leaves infinite thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Murray for all her college help; good luck to remaining family members at Quabbin: and all the bad memories behind (ie: The Conference). Cindy Clark leaves the hope that they have lots of fun in their remaining years at QRHS to Kim. Kevin and Crystal; leaves a smile with Mrs. Linquist; leaves knowing he ' s one in a million to Mr. LaMontagne. David j. Como leaves his parking spot to Patrick Shea; leaves his cafeteria job to Cliff Bancroft; leaves memories of his Amy to those who wish they had one. Vicky Cote leaves much fun all through the years to her two younger brothers; leaves control in the back of the bus to Lisa, Liz and Tony. Lana Culver leaves all the Hershey kisses she can eat to Ms. Skinner. Karen Davis leaves all her homework and bad habits to Penny and Kathy. Amy-jo Dennis leaves a pair of untieable shoes to Dan Jordan; leaves a lifetime supply of chocolate, strawberries and Math aides to Miss Skinner; leaves whatever he finally decides upon, that he wants left to Mike Dennis. Sharon Dowgielewicz leaves lots of luck |they will need it), to Mike, Chris, and Dave; leaves the magic box to anyone who can handle it; leaves Mrs. Linquist ' s class knowing that it was a once in a lifetime experience. Gail Drewniak leaves many good times, good friends and much success to Eric Drewniak: leaves a million Sara Lee Pastries and little critters to “540”; leaves awfully black clothes and lots of shampoo to Tony Smith. Debbie Eldredge leaves a lot of luck to get through his senior year to Bobby; leaves all the fun senior high can bring to Laurie. Steve Femino leaves the bad food to Andrew Femino; leaves his messy locker to Crissy Femino; leaves hallway memories to Amy LaFranciose. Nick Fontaine leaves less work, more fun and lots of luck to Heidi; leaves the saying “Don ' t do anything I wouldn ' t do to the one who can appreciate it to the fullest: leaves the legal right to drop her nickname “little tease. Michelle Foster leaves The Flute Section (First Chair] to Kathy Tattan; leaves Busing at C.C.C. to Jackie VVhippee and John Raffier; leaves the position of sales editor with a big sigh of relief. Janice Fox leaves Q.R.H.S. (happily] to Tanya, Tina, and Kaz. Brenda Frateschi leaves all the good memories and good friends in hopes that she will have as a memorable time as she did to her sister Rhonda: leaves the best of luck at Quabbin and the sense to choose likeable friends to her little brother Marc. Lynette A. Freeman leaves Quabbin Regional High School to her sister when she gets there; leaves all her teachers to anyone who wants them. jason Giard leaves all his hugs and kisses to last her through the year to Joanne Stevens; leaves a quiet year to Mr. and Mrs. Richards; leaves a box of pencils (R. J. McDonalds] to jimmy McDonald. Lorelei Goodfield leaves all the good times in the locker-room to the future Mod Squad; leaves the next year ' s basketball team with the desire to make a better lounge; leaves Quabbin knowing the fine art of wandering through the halls. Carol Graves leaves two more years at Quabbin to her brother Greg; leaves one more year of riding the bus to Kathy Tattan. Kris Halkola leaves a lifetime supply of her smiles to Mr. Sawyer; leaves thanks for all his help in getting her into college to Mr. McDonough; leaves the “Wife of Bath award to Mrs. Lindquist; leaves all her thanks and love to Mrs. Scanlan, Mrs. Murray and all the other people who made her Senior year so much easier than it could have been, leaves her brother Jim the strength and lu ck for 3 more years. Ron Harding leaves Project ARC to all the new students: leaves his locker to the next person who has it; leaves the administration to everyone else. Tracey Harding leaves Mr. Dymon to his brother Sheldon: leaves Quabbin lunch to his sister Tammy; leaves the rubber room to brother Christopher. Craig Heald leaves the entire Quabbin System to Mike Lucas; leaves all good times in the past years to all friends who can remember them; leaves best wishes to Penny, Cathy, Lisa, Mike, Amy and all otners; leaves best of luck to the Art Department. janine Hesselton leaves her messy locker to ZIPPER; leaves her brother Doug and sister Denise to Mr. McDonough. Keith Hurd leaves a bib for trips to Gardner to Kelli Shea; leaves patience to make it through another year to Patrick Shea; leaves some slightly used pencils to Mrs. Adams. Brian jette leaves the Capri to some unfortunate soul; leaves an award for patience with the Jr. High kids to Mr. Stickle; leaves the drive for a State Championship to Eric, and Karen or any future panther. Steve Jones Jeaves a broken pencil to Mr. Massa; leaves a hardened paint brush to Mrs. Spencer; leaves a forged pass to “Sarge. Douglas Judd leaves all his demerits to his cousin David B.; leaves his parking permit to Mr. Staiti; leaves all his class cut slips to Mr. McDonough. Robert S. Keans leaves the following quotation, Doing what you like is freedom, liking what you do is happiness, to Kristen Chiavaras. Sue Klem leaves a set of unbroken goalie pads, to the 2 “Goalie Sisters — D.B,, J.P. so they will REALLY know what it ' s like to run in “BIG BULKY,” equipment!; leaves a “miracle to the “Future Generations of Girls basketball, especially to “Cheech (someday. Girls!); leaves Mouse Thoma a pair of boxing 116 Will gloves, so whenever she is upset, she can punch something or someone” without hurting her hands! Bruce Kmiec leaves his identification books to Mr. Gauld; leaves the chainsaw pictures in his locker to Ginger and also his parking spot; leaves good luck with Mr. M to all the underclassmen. Adam L. Knipe leaves the memories of the summer of ' 83 to Cindy Lee; leaves an empty locker full of used times and memories to Seth. Melissa Lam leaves 2 years of Q.R.H.S. and the school food to Russell Lam. Jackie Langelier leaves all the abuse from Quabbin to Kelley Mitchell; leaves her brother Matt all the good times she hac there, and good luck. Katie Larson leaves the Ride and the Noses (yes, both Big and Little] to Kathy Tattan; leaves Mrs. Chiasson, in the midst of her search for th e perfect m+m. Tina Lindsey leaves all the memories that have been collected to whoever wants some of them; leaves the remainders of the wrestling team and the luck not to make mistakes in the score to Doreen LeBlanc; leaves the ability to make it out of this place — It ' s really not that bad. to Cindy Phillips. Kari Lovendahl Moptad leaves her cooking skills for chocolate chip cookies to Mike (Bro); leaves a lot of big hugs and good luck to all her good friends here, leaves the greatest thanks and warmest thoughts you can imagine to her wonderful families. Charters and Staitis. Rick Maino leaves 500,000 brain cells (so he can graduate next year), to Pete Morrisey; leaves his diamond earring collection and ankle bracelets to Jason Massa. Lisa March leaves one less lunch to make to Clayton. Joan M. Marconi leaves with a sigh of relief; ana a hug and kiss to Bucky Brandon. Chris Masson leaves all the high school parties and the memories, to her little and only brother, Sam; leaves her hidden common sense to Mrs. Adams, who found it. John D. McGonigle leaves a key to the computer room to Mr. Beschta; leaves best wishes and good luck to Mr. Lyon: leaves all that Quabbin does not have to offer to his siblings. David McKee leaves locker, gym bag, willingness and friendship, to Jon LeBlanc; leaves Mr. Cilley and his bad jokes and all the good times we ' ve had to Eli; leaves Debbie his love. Margo McNaulty leaves one more year to struggle through Quabbin to Heidi; leaves not to be lonely, but to think of graduation, to Amy; leaves her little (CoopJ car that she always draws, to Craig. Paul Mennard leaves two super years to the girls of the class of ' 86; leaves his parking space to Paula; leaves a box of cigars to Gumby. Sean T. Moriarty leaves all the awravation of getting into colleges to anyone who wants to get aggravated: leaves speedwork to anyone who loves pain: leaves calculus to anyone who loves a challenge. Kelly Munn leaves Mrs. Daly ' s cheery- smile to Pokie: leaves a BIG THANKS for the support to those who fit the shoe; leaves Sharon ' s thoughts to Pokie in memory. Gina Musante leaves all our potential parties to Ristie Dadah; leaves all the. prospects at Hampton Beach to Kelli Shea: leaves a big thanks for the hugs that saved my possible bad days to Dan Jordan. John Neri leaves Renee ' s red Rugby shirt to Becky; leaves a 10” weekend to Mr. Lyon; leaves a guide to better humor to Mr. Turcotte. Bob Newton leaves Mr. Lyon ' s math class to Ginger Moryl; leaves wandering the halls from the senior area to Kathy Wypych; leaves the school lunches to his 4 brothers. Margaret Nichol son leaves the homework and study halls to Amy LeFrancios; leaves the rubber room to Lisa Parker; leaves her g -m shorts and gym sneakers to Laura Thibeault. Greg Nye leaves hopefully the red Volvo to whoever wants it; leaves Mr. Lyon ' s puns (?) to Tara: leaves his ability not to studv to Josh. Jada, and the other one. Paul M. O ' Donnell leaves the interesting” bus rides to from school to Bill and Jim Stelmokas: leaves a pile of totallv disgusting jokes to Randy Streeter and Dane Stolgitis: leaves a strong wish for good luck in the future to the class of ' 88. Bill Orr leaves the ability to have at least one good Monday a month to Kelli Shea; leaves all the good times we had together in hopes that we will have more to Beth L.; leaves the knowledge that he has the ability to talk to Denis H. Denise M. Ouellette leaves all her accounting papers to Brian St. Louis and Bobby Eldredge; leaves lots of luck and fun especially to Mike, Pam, SueEllen and Joyce, and hopes that everyone else will have had as much fun as she did her senior year; leaves Tony and Lisa a Marlboro Pack and nickel. Tina Peddle leaves all the boring days of school to Crissy and Vicki. Russell Petronis leaves all his love to Cheiyl-Ann Walker; leaves his Camaro to Dave Roy. Gary Prime leaves many lousy lunches to his sister Sharon. Chris Robinson leaves concert chorus folder and 2 more years of school to Debbie. Valerie Rozkuska leaves a tie puller to Mr. Melanson. Wayme P. St. Louis leaves all the R.O.T.C. questions to all the unfortunate cadets. Kevin J. St. George leaves his Ford Granada and all its problems to Pete Firm bach; leaves his super time jn psvchology class per. 6 to his sister Mary Beth; leaves his leather jacket to Janet Potter. Robert Simeone leaves all the weekend homework assignments to Freddy Smith. David Simmerer leaves Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., and Me to Craig Furman: leaves Pink Floyd to Sandy. Lisa Skerry leaves Laurie an open bathroom in the morning. Tammy Smith leaves the entire clarient section to Mikey (don ' t let them get too seriousj leaves lots of extra room in the closet and the right to watch any K- show she wants to Cheri — that is until I come home for vacations; leaves one real stupid joke to anyone who could use one right now. Mike Staiti leaves a bottle of Rum and a red rose to my sis, Kari; leaves the delinquents to dad; leaves my ability to get out of demerits to Kim and Karin. Richard Stevens leaves his ability to organize things to Mrs. Silvernail; leaves his record of no demerits to his sister Joanne; leaves all the great times in the music room to David Midura. { ohn Sullivan leaves the Way Out World and The Mystic Three, to now leader, John Raffier; leaves good luck to Sandy Maclntrye and Joe Brooks: leaves a col- ection of last-minute poems, and the Larry Click Salute to Mr. Beschta; leaves his Physics notebook to Judy Savage and Wendy Woodard. Michelle A. Thibeault leaves all art work and art classes to Laura Lee Thibeault; leaves all N.J. R.O.T.C. classes, work and uniform to Willliam A. Thibeault. Tom Toppi leaves the senior area to Peter and Mike: leaves the memories of him and all the guys in class to all the teachers; leaves the lunch monitors their sanity; leaves all his demerits for Mr. McDonough to give to someone who is just like him. Maria Turner leaves the ability to ski downhill without any knee injuries to Ellen; a prayer that she will gradute without anymore accidents (T.D.O.U.F.J to Rhon- da; leaves the chance that she ' ll get who I never did someday, good luck! to Missy. Gerilynne Wennerholt leaves the ability to recover from periods 1 7 now that I ' m gone to Mrs. Lindquist; leaves a bottle of tylenol and some Alka Selzer ( thanks for everythingj to Mr. Lamontagne; leaves the ability to get great grades like me (cough, cough), to Mandy, Trevor and Jason. Sarah Wheeler leaves a case of sunkist soda to Maryann Miarecki: leaves all the pop-tarts she can eat to Jodi Brouillette: leaves a short, dark, handsome boyfriend from N.B. to Jodi Brouillette, Janet Walker leaves a big Ahhf to Mike and Craig: leaves a chance to say any stupid thing he wants when I ' m gone to Bill Walker. Sarah Wright leaves a hug to Erin McGonigle: leaves the Beaver Buggy” and a tent to the 1984 Hockey team; leaves C.S. and V.K. to Becky. Jeff Wypych leaves all his love and best wishes for her senior year to Jan. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clark Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clark Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall Mrs. Linguist Mr. and Mrs. George Murray John T. McDonough Mrs. Fargnoli Fred Wassel Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rattier Mr. Wnuk Cathleen C. Scanlan Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bryant Goddard’s General Store Bob and Roger Tousignant Realtors Gardner Reeds Country Store Good Luck ’84 — Sue Pitisci Barre Stylists Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wright Tampkus Algers Garage The Castonguays Rank Coppolino Jack and Donna Neylon Harold and Sandy Dennis Uncle Donny and Kathy A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wagner Mr. and Mrs. John C. March Mr. and Mrs. James Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crevier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson Ronald W. Hurd Ray and Gloria Castriotta “Stephen-son” Lavallee Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Booth Roger and Jean Sibley R. W. Sibley Co. 118 SPONSORS Mrs. Chiasson Mr. Lubatkin Mr. William Gauld Mrs. Hersey Mr. Cormier Mr. and Mrs. King Pacheco Simon Wagher Mr. Lyon Ms. Skinner The Hitching Post Irene B. Messier Stewart Anderson Jacqueline Kaminski Diana Rogers Francis W. Charles BOOSTERS Luke and Shayne Strawberry Patche Michael and Geri Richard’s Jewelry Inc. Spencer Flower Gitt Shop Moon Dance Yogurt Co. Mini Mali Flea Market Camp Putnam Oakham Elementary School Statt Mr. and Mrs. Noel Skerry The staff of Exodus 84 is grateful for the support of these contributors. Best Of Luck Fron All Of Us dale abbotc clndy ackert gary ackert clndy alger Christine asfour paul audette tracy baldwln davld bamlcle andy bealand betsy bechan karla bello glean berube dan bigda llnda black llz bly darcy bolger bucky brandon gary brlggs terl brooks jodl broulllette doug bro%ra nandy bryant chrls bullard Jeff burns mark buthen mike Campbell dan catallnl missy chapllnski matt claschlnl cheryl dark matt cohen laurle cooper mark crawford Jeff cross wally cumew arlstla dadah debble dalley penny davls cathy derrick glbbo dowglelewlcz klm duszak bob eldredge don erlckson chrlssy femlno nancy fljal monlca flagg roy foley sandy fontalne heldl fontalne mlchele foucault kelly freeman robin fuller cra g furman mlchelle glrouard cara goldsmith lorralne hammond angela hatch eric Jette danny Jordan cheryl kalllalnen Jim kalllo gary kenda John kers tetter lynn kllmoyer marlanne king arthur knight brlan kubaska peter laltlnen rich lajole robin lancaster reggle lang krlsten laperle dawn laplante arthur leblanc amy lefrancols mike martone trlsh martone Jason massa tom mccaffrey Jamie messier mazy ann mlareckl greg molesky kyle raolesky tlm morris scott morrlson nlcole morrlssette peter morrlssey Jeff nahkala paul noble kelly o ' Connor klm pacheco Joe palano lisa parker marcella plrner Jan ploof mike pollack chrls pollock Janet potter holly prentlss ann marie prouty lisa prouty maria evelyn ratllla mike reed mary reynolds mike rlendeau davld rivers denlse roach mary roblnson davld rogers mlrlam rogers ann routhler pete rozkuszka scott ryan dan salvadore klm sanderson davld sauvageau alien sawyer brenda seymore pat shea marlene slmonlm leon small tony smith dlane smith robert smith Joe st.cyr brlan stlouls candy Stanley lorl stelmokas Joanne stevens John Streeter mark sulllvan kathy tattan shawn thlbeault gretchjen thoma eric thomg connle thurston nhat dao trlnh davld turcotte chad turner tom usher eddy valardl cheryl walker Jackie whlppce cheryl whlttemore mlchael whlttemore class of ' 85. QUALITY USED CARS AND 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE Quabbin Automotive Rt. 32 Wheelwright, MA 477-6914 Best Wishes Class of 1984 Compliments of WARE TRUST COMPANY Ware Co-Operative Bank Country Bank for Savings 123 1 BRESLAR’S SHOE STORE 54 Main St. Ware, MA 01082 1-413-967-6079 Good Luck Class of “84” I Gardner Savings olBank I 632-0100 Savings insured in full under Mass, law H ( 1 = Best Wishes Class of ’84 Special “Congratulations’ to Teri and Cindy MALL’S On the Common 355-6237 MARY Congratulations to Sarah, Joan, Lome, and Bone Compliments of WARE RIVER POWER INC. South Barre, MA David Wright, President MASSAMONT REAL ESTATE Shelburn Falls, MA Christine Wright, Realtor Best Wishes SISCO LUMBER Old Westminster Rd. Hubbardston, MA Telephone 617-928-4424 William Sisco, Sr. Standing Timber — Lumber — Bark — Mulch Owners: William Sisco, Sr. Orrin Sisco, Thomas Sisco EXTENOEO CARE FACILITY HOLDEN NURSING HOME INC. Approved for Medicare - Blue Cross Medicaid SPECIALIZING IN COMPREHENSIVE NURSING CARE REHABILITATION FOR ALL AGES EUGENE ORIOL, ADMINISTRATOR “Inquiries and Visitors Welcome Anytime” 829-4327 32 Mayo Dr. Holden Congratulations to the Class of ’84 WILLIAM J. PHELAN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Common Street Barre, Massachusetts 01005 (617) 355-4028 (617) 882-3880 Congratulations to KRIS Our No. 1 Girl Love, Your Grandparents Gert and Frank Rudis A W RECYCLING Coldbrook Road Oakham 617-882-5241 Domestic and Foreign Used Auto Parts Junk and Repairable Cars Wanted Good Luck to the Class of ’84 From W. R. ROBINSON LUMBER CO Root Road Barre, Massachusetts Tel: 617-355-4956 413-477-6050 GREENWOOD AUTO BODY 200 S. Main St. Rt. 9 Leicester, MA 01524 Courtesy Cars for Major Repairs 24 Hour Towing Collision Repairs Specialty Complete Painting Guaranteed Perfect Match (617) 928-4457 CASEY’S WOODWORKING FINISHING ! Custom Pine Ed Casey, Jr. Owner Main St. Box 295 Hubbardson, Mass. 01452 ARTHUR CHAIR RENTING Folding Chairs and Tables 179 Shrewsbury St., Worcester, Mass Telephone 754-5400 — 752-1674 REC North Brookfield, Massachusetts 01535 136 Congratulations Lorelei: and Class of 1984 Springhope Farm Donald Proctor Anna Proctor Northwest Rd. Spencer, MA 01562 Congratulations BRITTON’S PACKAGE STORE On the Common Barre, Mass. 355-4338 STREETER EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Rt. 32 Lower Rd. Gilbertville, MA 01031 413-477-6291 Congratulations Bernie, President and the Class of 1984 CURRAN’S FOOTWEAR 1207 Main Street Holden, Mass. 01520 Best Wishes Class of ’84 GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO. Quabbin Plaza Summer St. Barre, MA 01005 Tel. No. 355-4622 138 CHIMNEY RELINING Brown’s Chimney Lining Co. Authorized Permaflu Contractor Old Princeton Road Hubbardston, MA 01452 Francis R. Brown, Jr. (617) 928-4269 Congratulations to Kris WALTER C. CRANSTON SON INC. Day 835-3775 835-3720 205 A West Boylston Street West Boylston, Massachusetts 01583 Night 835-4977 Complete Auto Repairing Towing Air Conditioning Service Foreign and Domestic Emergency Road Service 139 i 1 1 ! ( 617 ) 724-3342 CLOUATRE MOTOR SALES Quality Used Cars General Auto Repair 24 Hr. Towing George Clouatre Jet. 122 and 32 Owner Petersham, Mass. 01366 We Will Put You in Heat HIGGINS ENERGY ALTERNATIVES Ron and Sue Higgins Rte. 122 Barre, MA 01005 Serving You Since 1974 BARRE Summer St. Barre, Mass. Hours: Mon.-Tues. and Sat. 8-6 Wed. 8-8. Thurs. and Fri. 8-9 Congratulations Class of 84 JEWELERS Fine Selection of Diamonds Specializing in Diamonds — Gold — Weddinq Rings Insurance and Estate Appraisals • Compare Our Prices ‘A Family Tradition Established in 1950’ CORMIER OF SPENCER 132 Main Spencer 885-3385 Compliments of COLONIAL CO-OPERATIVE BANK Gardner Winchendon Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 MOULTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Ware, MA (413) 967-3327-143 West St., Ware, MA (413) 283-9711-32 Thorndike St., Palmer, MA (617) 867-3904 Brookfield Rd, W. Brookfield, MA BUimil 8T BAIII, MA. 01006 IBBNI 8TBVBN0 Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 Especially RICKY WACHUSETT LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLY CO., INC. Depot Road, Hubbardston, MA 01452 Lumber Millwork Clealand B. Blair President Prehung Doors Kitchen Cabinets Wholesale Building Materials 886-4832 886-6195 143 CHUCK’S CIVIC CENTER Honda Car Service and Performance Work Gas Shocks Suspension Components Mass. Inspection 2534 Chuck Noonan ( 617 ) 355-2951 Worcester Rd., Barre, MA 01005 ■■■■■□□□□□■■■■a The Future Is in Your Hands ROBERTS FARM Barre Frank Beha Ernie Peter Small Engine and Equipment Repair Air Conditioning, Minor Repairs and Charge, Minor Auto Repair and Tuneup J M REPAIR Hale Rd. Hubbardston, MA 01452 Marshall Orr Phone 928-3355 PEDDLE-VARNOT AUTO SALE Broad St. Barre, MA 01005 Congratulations to 355-2918 882-5535 Tina and Sandra Congratulations to the Class of ’84 BROOKSIDE AUTO PARTS, INC Used Auto and Truck Parts ( 617 ) 544-3204 ( 617 ) 249-2827 Brookside Rd. Orange, MA CHINESE -POLYNESIAN RESTAURANT caG-Ninfau KnMMKT CK11M INK) Luncheons • Dinners Cocktails Weekend Dinner Specials for Two Take Out Service Congratulations, Geri! 632-1057 242 West Broadway, Gardner Rt. 2A, OH Rte. 68 Overlooking Timpany Blvd. KLEM TRACTORS, INC. 1 Tractors Equipment 1 Rte. 9 Spencer, MA 01562 MikeKlem “We Service What We Sell” 617-885-2708 617-885-2709 145 HEADWAY Hair and Skin Care Center 195 Main St., North Brookfield Call for Appointment (617) 867-3617 Congratulations to Ann and the Class of “84” CARUSO’S RUSTIC LOUNGE Canal Rd. South Barre 355-2987 Compliments of KEN’S GROCERY Main St. Hubbardston, MA 928-3312 Look to us for direction. Members FDIC. Equal Housing I-enders. COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF Northampton, MA Congratulations to the Class of 1984 NORTH BROOKFIELD SAVINGS BANK 35 Summer St. North Brookfield, MA 01535 Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 THOMAS J. SULLIVAN D.M.D. 22 Gilbert Street North Brookfield, Mass. 867-3708 01535 Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 DR. JOSEPH A. D’AMICO Optometrist 355-6688 BARRE FAMILY PHARMACY CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL OF BALLET Corner of Valley Rd. and Summer St. Margaret Dymon, Director Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 Tel. 355-2359 Valley Road, Barre (617) 355-2376 Compliments Of ARTHUR V. McAULEY, D.D.S. Family Dentistry Summer St., Barre 355-2866 Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 From Heather and Duncan Stewart THE OAKHAM COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL Old Turnpike Road Oakham, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of ’84 VILLAGE MARKET 150 355-4442 John and Evelyn Szuchan Auto — Window — Plate RUTLAND GLASS COMPANY 85 Main Street Rutland, MA 01543 Don D’Auteuil Phone: (617)886-4469 ROSE’S Gardner, MA MOSKOVITZ’S — Athol, MA “Style With Quaiity” Infants — Jrs. — Misses — Women Visit Our Gift and Needlecraft Departments Let Rose’s Do More for You! Class of 1984 “We Did It!!” Thank you for four great years, and a lifetime of wonderful memories. I’ll Never Forget You! Love, “Lumpy” Mike and Peggy Richard and Casey, too! Heritage Insurance Agency, Inc. 90 Parker St. Gardner, MA 01440 632-3400 75 Central Street Winchendon, MA 01475 297-0018 HOWARD HASTINGS WOODWORKER Old Stage Road Barre, Massachusetts 01005 152 THE SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL rejoices with the Class of 1984! Three Special Cheers for: Sarah Matt John Mike Brian Lisa Sull Kris Katie Greg Shelly Gary Congratulations, Graduates, From Everyone at REFLECTIONS BEAUTY SALON Specializing in: — Permanent Wave — Cutting — Manicuring — Organic Hair Removal and Coloring. We also carry a complete line of hair, nail, and skin care products. Hair Styling for Men and Women Worcester Road Barre, MA 01005 617-355-6285 Industrial Properties Country Homes Land Investments Farm Properties PAUL AND JEAN VARNEY Real Estate Notary Public (617) 355-4438 West Street (617) 355-6277 Barre, MA 01005 I 155 Best Wishes to the Class of ‘84 MCDONALD’S of Spencer 156 Special Congratulations to Jason and the Class of 1984 Cut Flowers and Plants Landscaping, Annuals, For All Occasions Perennials, Xmas GOLDSMITH’S Evergreens Weddings Shade Trees Funerals Fruit Trees Poinsettias Flowering Trees Easter Lilies Flowering Shrubs ' v ' v V r Hardy Mums Hedge Plants Wholesale Groundcover Retail GREENHOUSE AND NURSERY Free Landscaping Advice (617)355-2356 Open Mon.-Fri. 4-6 p.m. Sat. 8-5 p.m. Box 234 Union Street Barre, MA E. W. SYKES AND SONS South St., Barre Sand — Loam — Gravel — Excavating 355-4219 Good Luck From THE JOHN J. WEIR POST 246 AMERICAN LEGION Gilbertville, MA We Are Open Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Serving Home Baked Food First Saturday of the Month Is Seafood Third Saturday of the Month Is a Breakfast 158 Congratulations to the Class of ‘84 Especially Sue “Bone” Klem IVY PRODUCTS AND SUNDANCE COMMERCIAL WOODWORKING Decorative Brooms, Pans and Wooden Accessories Rt. 67, New Braintree Good Luck to the Class of ’84 Martone Trucking, Inc. Reliable Refuse Removal 617 — 355-4477 standard Methods, Inc. Water Quality Laboratory 617 — 355-4057 Resource Control, Inc. Sanitary Landfills With Leachate Collection and Treatment 617 — 355-2861 Quabbin Office Building Valley Road Barre Compliments of a FRIEND 160