Southbridge High School - Milestone Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

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Each event provides an opportunity for rec- ollection of, reilection on, and rededication toward attaining our goals in a bright and shining future. -x.5,:,...-A-'-F' X , , X V X , -, X xx 'AN Gam, X x' X X X nm, if EL x ,. Ji, 3, Wa. . fa .I 31 ,giggjm K A ffi,,.g,7 ' . 1' b., . If ' 11 , N-' A,.. DEDICATIO A x. ' 4. ,- L X- . ' yt gl, 5 .jp , 1-. 'N-vw-...,,--.,,,,, .': I :xl H- --NW 'V .,,, iw ' A L, , vwglgm' E E , W M if K A'-A ' , Q ' A -L ' QV f ,I A , - L'g'-fkgf'-n 'HK . '2 ' FW ,-nil - Mf5e?Q,5 ?w 'YE K' ' 'ff f . S4 ',1-'4'XQfA '4' 'EXW ,,, ' A Wa if 'fs Mg a' X- ' 1' 2 . ., 4 15:4 ,W ' X 1 c. 4,53 mf? 511' . HF5f 1 ,., , ..,, ,. k ,. 1. QV -'L 15: ' . Lf,...:. ' fi.. . x A X I k,,,Qf1 'J 6 v1Y U'IF' ' , -71 is id , 'J' - ' - '- ,f 2 . x TO SOUTHBRIDGE JI' . f X, f ,INN W, , .,. , f . W W my X af rv-H, , if X 'rv' N 1 a N 3 r, . xv yf' X 'EEE sommniinou NEW? A -'. .4 We, the Class of 1966, dedicate this book of cherished memories to our home town of Southbridge as a tribute to its 150th anniversary. As each of us goes his separate way, faces may be forgotten and memories may slip away, but nothing can erase the loyalty we hold for our home town. Looking upon our graduation day, we feel honored and privileged, a feeling surpassed only by the honor and privi- lege of being a part of the growing Southbridge community. The Class of 1966 wishes the town of Southbridge a joyous celebration on this, the sesquicentennial anniversary of its founding. 7 153 EA:, J -, f ,- il It iw .' ...g ft ,. g--f ' .- .--, LX I- ,,.f-t - il - 1 -K- I - -- Q Mr. Paul Bergeron We the class of 1966 are sincerely grateful to our class advisers, Mr. N. Richard Leduc and Mr. Paul Ber- geron, for the interest and support they have shown in guiding us in the affairs of high school life. It is through the devoted efforts of these men that our endeavors as a class have proved successful. They have given freely of their time, energy, and understanding to make ours a most fruitful high school career. It is therefore with sincerest appre- ciation that we offer thanks to these men for their guidance and en- couragement. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF SERVICE luun..,.n-nik Mr. N. Richard Leduc S ! lJ-'KA f Z C5?I'?'-.ff-Yi'l'LI.....-k.S. ' il-H' 'Q ...J' 9' 0 M?- klff A 4 L ,I ., .. R 1 2.35 T .iv Q I , F . L, V1 I A I I , , . N , X w ii fl I r 1 l u f...fv' K? 'lf x l - ...A ,..-f 1 rr . ,V M- I Y 4-'sf '- 1-4,-a 'f , Av' ., Qzgfgw' - f,,l1m1' x- If 11511 ii LQ- ig MR. ROBERT L. FOX Superintendent of Schools ADMINISTRATION -4-pg, MR. EDWARD DESROCHES Principal 5 ,rm rw xr I ,ff l MR. C. JOSEPH MONTIGNY Vice-Principal MR. WILFRED H. LEARNED Cole Trade Director MRS. KATHRYN BEAUREGARD Guidance Counselor . NEW POUC PHONE NO 4-4339 8. 4-4330 if MRS. NORA ADAMS Secretary to the Principal ff- L mf g:'1'5f DR. LEWIS KYRIOS Guidance Director MISS ELSIE HOFSTRA Secretary to the Cole Trade Director vw X Suv..- ffvf-'J We are very glad that JOHN PALMER Tl-IECLA FITZGERALD'S talent as a teacher JANET BAKER, with her Sunny smile, l joined us last fall. just in time to help us is well known. Her willingness to help has brought vitality to her English classes. through our senior year. become a legend. 1 gigs , 2' -- JOHN WELDON has instilled in us a greater A HCW WCC lhiS year is lhal of ROGER GIR- comprehension of analytical reading. We will OUX, fff-'Sl'llTl2iI1 f'O0lb2lll CO2lCh and capable never forget his English classes. English teacher- I4 lt: 151' . .by 5 As head of the Mathematics Department, JOSEPH JORDAN is always ready to assist his students and to pass on his vast mathe- matical knowledge. NORMAN LEDUC has patiently led us along JOHN CONLON, as new advisor to the Stu' the dimcult road of mathematics. dent Council. has again proven himself to be the super-tycoon of S,l-l.S, 15 'ft' Q-writ sm . Image' 3 ROSE PROULX instills in her students a In MEREDITH SULD we have found not knowledge and love of the French language only an excellent teacher, but also an under- and people. standing friend. V7 -Q or 3 I .17 f SUSAN LITCHFIELD is without a doubt Because of JAMES LaPIETRA'S charm and a better magisler than the Roman Empire Wil, many of us have found Spanish a far ever produced, more interesting language. 16 v P Q 1 1 , fun i JAMES FORKEY, a gifted teacher, enqour. ROLAND VARIN, through his social studies ages thought. His curiosity about the world courses. has awakened our interest in the world around us is truly contagious. around us. 1- World history is more interesting than it ever PAUL STURGIS' coming has greatly enhanced was before. We have WALTER GOSK with the quality of our Science and Social Studies his great ambition and personality to thank for Departments. this. I7 'sr-f i 2 1 1 l fy' si-45 fi Ski: li ff., Hi' K tx 15211 elf l l in fl iw Pl ROBERT YOUNG has helped us to better The explanation of life is complexg the ability understand the complex fields of chemistry to make friends is a challenge. EUGENE and Physics- TALBOT has found the key to both. 1? JUDITH TRUDELL has taught us the fascina- WILLIAM NICKERSON has more than tion and importance of science. proven his ability to make his classes inter- esting and stimulating. 18 Qi' :CL l gi, Q . Si Ai Ni sw I ws s' x 'I , I i Ll .,....v, . W, 1-..: .... . ' X As head of the Commercial Department, CONSTANCE CODERRE is a teacher dedi PERSIS HOWE unravels the complexities of cated to preparing her students for the busi business practices. ness world, l 5 E t t , xl 1 I Thanks to MELIA LeBOEUF, commercial stu- RALPH SENNOTI' has been a tower of dents will be able to cope with many problems gufength to falter-ing commercial students, i ,I li 'l l li +- of the business world. 5 19 ,sl... 1 -,All The art room, under the direction of CLAIRE Our new librarian this year, JEAN GREBB, BIRTZ, has always been a spot of beauty in is always ready to assist students seeking our school. information. y ' ,,,, I , i 71 A vs' ' 'ffm' iX'f'v'w lj E41 l V. X5 .m,ts1g.,r.qlf' 4 .H . Our Iitture homemakers have been given a head start by BARBARA KYRIOS' classes in home economics. 20 For opening musical doorways and for giving us a true appreciation of the musical art, we are deeply indebted to ARNOLD REPPUCCI. Q cv :.'ii'fif DONALD BERNARD ANTHONY CHLAPOWSKI Sheet Metal U. S. History Mathematics Trigonometry Drawing WALTER GLONDEK DAVID KNIGHT Drafting Cabinet Shop Mathematics Science 21 X 35- E ' N52 YR 1, CHARLES LATINO LUCIAN MANCHUK English Electrical Department ,,- ,.r'f ARTHUR METRAS WILLIAM PAUL Drafting Machine Shop 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 I . II 22 i . fi. '29, i t , 44 L X-:ii fl? i . S J f T E 1 I ,-n--fe- ' FRANK J. POLASKI FRANK SKINYON Sheet Metal Dept. Woodworking Science Mathematics Drawing :S ' w'f EDWIN WASKIEWICZ PAUL BERGERON Machine Shop Cole Trade: Physics, Algebra, English Lit SHS: General Science. Algebra. 4 23 ez, .X --.. is-'-Y t .W iii it .Y i I ' i i . i rs Awleffff W Yi L 'K 3 l H 4 .- i , . 1 GREGORY SULLIVAN, friendly to all, shows DONALD MARINO has taught our boys our boys what wonderful things can be made sportsmanship and teamwork and has shown in the woodworking shop. them what the rewards are. YZF? Although we see her only twice a week, pixie- We appreciate CELESTA SULLIVAN'S like HELEN EMRICH has helped our girls efTorts to build sturdy foundations for business to develop an appreciation of the value of careers. physical education. 24- iiigw CAF ETERIA STAFF Mrs. Florence Bellerive, Mrs, Loretta LeTourneau, Mrs. Helen Cooper, Mrs. Gita Giovanello, Mrs. Doris Smith, Mrs. Pearl Parker, Mrs. Edith Freemang supervisor. Absent - Mr. Armand Gendreau. CUSTODIAN S is i 5 Q, ,Y-c it .,, F ,fig v I if Q if Q- L g ' -,.,.- it fy C .ll sr ir : j, ,fi -- -. M i'1F :::g: ?r It E. ,' A F -' X S N . i ill In ,Wx ' Ri 5 5.5 5' ' i e a u Mi - M 31 i f i fi 4. tk , i . Mr. Armand St. Germain and Mr. Elzear Zack Cormier, 25 :gm 'ZF A1 lll 1 -1 Y.. -- lil gf '1'1 ...- A.-, Y- u u n o I . .ond '.'.'. . . . . . . .'.'.'. 8 ll ll ll 9 :IIC A lu 1 2 II Sl CLASS OFFICERS , if YV -f-w4-swyn X lvnwd WILLIAM BASTIEN RUDOLPH SABATINELLI PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT 90- 'vrffil' N -0-ffuf CELINE POIRIER RUTH KRASNOV TREASURER SECRETARY 28 D' 11.19 PRUDENCE ALLARD Chorus 1.21 Home Room Othcer 3: Prom Committee 3: Talent Show 2: Gym Show 1.3. CAROL A. ANCTIL Prom Committee 3: Dance Committee 2.- 31 Gym Show 3. MARK ASHTON Latin Club 3.41 Future Teachers 3.41 National Honor Society 2.3.41 Home Room Ofticer 31 Prom Committee 31 Yearbook Staff 4: Science Fair 21 Math Team 3,41 Class Play 3.4: Gym Show 1. 1' X ' x X1 wr - -'Q ti.:-.g.' tR7w. .i A. .stty--. ,--A aff- fs. .--. . L' my Q x - ' is, 4 5.1-,E1 viE,5' '-Tfs'aA1QQ ef' . iv ffillill . 'Sd RIVHARIJ1iA13RA11ANlSON Latin Club 3.41 Future 'liettcherx 23,41 National Honor Society 2.3.4. Vice- Prewidcnt 4. Prom Committee 31 Yearbook Statl' 41 Science Fair 1.2.43 Claw Play 3.- 4: Gym Show lg Newspaper Corre- xpondent 4: Regional Representative ol' the National Honor Society. NORMAN B. ALLARD Latin Club 1.21 National Honor Society 2.3.41 Prom Committee 31 Dance Com- mittee 21 Yearbook Stalin 41 Science Fair 2.41 Math Team 41 Class Play 3.4: Gym Show 3: Football Manager 1-4. ff? PAUL J. BACHAND Co-op. 3.4. env, ,,.q.-, 'Yam 29 HERBERT BARNES National Honor Society 2.3.41 Band 3.41 Troubadours 1.21 Chorus 1.2: Baseball lg Track 33 Science Fair 1-4: Talent Show 3. ESTHER C. BARTH Prom Committee 3: Talent Show 1.21 Majorette 2.3,4. Co-Captain 4: Gym Show 1.21 Usherette 1. WILLI.-XM E. BASTIEN Student Council 1.2: Troubadours 1,23 Chorus 1.21 Track 1: Boys Basketball 1: Concessions 41 1-lomeroom Officer 1-4g Class Othcer 3.4: Prom Committee 3: Dance Committee 2: Talent Show 2.3: Ring Committee 3: Co-op 3.4, WILLIAM R. BEAUDRY Concessions 4: Yearbook Staff 4, 'hr .... 3 RALPH N BERRY Baseball 11 Track lg Homeroom Officer lg Prom Lommittee3g Dance Committee 2. RONALD A. BERTRAND Concessions 4: Prom Committee 3: Co-op 3.4. JAMES BERNADONE PATRICIA A. BERNIER Troubadours 1-41 Chorus 1.23 Prom Committee 33 Usherette 3. '!1 f RONALD BLAIS Troubadours 2.3,4g Chorus 1,2g Baseball lg Track 1.2.31 Boys Basketball 11 Homeroom Oificer 2: Prom Committee 33 Dance Committee 1.2.33 Yearbook Staff 41 Football 1.2.31 .Class Play 1.2.43 Talent Show 2.3,4g Gym Show 2,33 All District Choir 1-41 All State Choir 1-4. HENRY BOUCHER Library Club 1-4, JANE T. BOUSQUET Concessions 43 Prom Com. 3g Dance Com. 2g Prophecy 8L Will 41 Sci. Fair 2,33 Class Play 3.4: Talent Show 4: Gym Show 2. MICHAEL BOUSQUET Nat. Hon. Soc. 2-41 Basketball l-41 Concessions 43 Hm. Rm. Officer l-31 Sci, Fair lg Class Play 33 S Club 3-43 Gym Show 2: Cross-Country 2. JUDITH A. BRIERE Stu. Coun. 2g Nat. Hon. Soc, 23 Chorus 2-31 Concessions 43 Hm. Rm. Ofhcer l-43 Prom Com. 3: Dance Com. l-21 Gym Show l-2. BRENT E. BRIGI-IAM Co-op 3-4. ANN MARII1 HOL'l.ANfiliR Trtmhttduurs 21 Chorus 41 BXINKCIDQIH l Hin, Rm, Ollicur 2g Dance Corn, I: flats Play l.3. SUSAN BOURBEAU Chorus L21 Prom Com. 3: Office Girl 4 Sci. Fair 2: Ushcrettc 3. Nr:-1' vfvtv LINDA BROUGHTON Pep Club 3-4: Chorus l: Prom Com. 3: Library Club 2-41 Modern Dance Club 4. WILLIAM J. BROUSSEAU Track 31 Basketball lg Football l-4. ROBERT ARTHUR BRUNELL Concessions 4: Prom Com. 3: Co-op 3-4. J. ALAN BRZYS Troubadours 2-4. tTreas. 31: Talent Show 2: Central District Choir 2-4. I ,4f . A 5W4 ,S , -, -gg--ti tex 5 .f f 1 4415. if 'wp- I HENRY CHASE Dance Com. I-2. LYNNE CHASE Latin Club l: Nat. Hon. Soc. 2-4: Bas- ketball 2-33 Hm. Rm. Sec. 23 Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. l,2,4g Yearbook Staff 43 Sci. Fair 2-43 Math Fair 31 Class Play 3-43 Girls' State Representative 31 Usherette 3. NK qw,-QQ If www 'wtf' 9 f ' RUSSELL L. BURDEN Football ll Co-op 41 Cabinet Makin RONALD P. BURZYCKI Baseball lg Prom Com. 3 Football 7 PAUL A. CECCARELLI Hm. Rm. Oflicer lg Prom Com 3 Dame Com. 2g Cross-Country 2 PAUL CHAMBERLAND Co-op 3-4. 'JE Vid or-. ' ,- ' 32 C. JANE F. CLARKE Future Teach. 43 Troubadours 3-43 Soft- ball 23 I-Im. Rm. Officer 13 Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. 43 Prophecy 8: Will 43 Su- perlatives 43 Class Play 33 J.V. Cheer- leader 23 Cheerleader 33 Gym Show 2. MICHAEL J. COLOGNESI Concessions 43 Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. 13 Subscription 43 Sci. Fair 23 Math Fair 4. PAULA F. COLOGNESI Pep Club 2: Latin Club lg Future Teach. 2-43 Nat. Hon. Soc. 2-43 Trouba- dours 43 Hm. Rm. Officer 13 Prom Com. 33 Subscription 4g Prophecy 8a Will 43 Sci. Fair I-32 Math Fair 4g Class Play Usherette 33 Gym Show 3. PHILIP J. COURNOYER Latin Club l-23 Basketball l-43 Hm. Rm. Officer 1-33 Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. I-32 S Club 43 Football Manager 2. 'F f i .,+Cs,,,-.. ' C 3. V L' l ' ' .ll-g3.gV?7? -1 3 1 ' el t x Q Y 'sy wg Qt x N Q' 'gm '- -Q .. 511, x Jggimfi i DAVID E. CHUUINARD Drafting. THOMAS K. CHRISTO Track l-23 Concessions 43 Dance Com, 33 Prophecy 8: Will 43 Sci. Fair l-43 Math Fair l3 Class Play 3-43 Talent Show 33 Cross-Country l-2. if vwu mv, 'W' ' ' I5-V 'nun' 21556 fi 'I I 37 -g n' J., ' .C',' vi' 4-if .3 All-Q S .Q 5. . ,li-'i i?f'.'.2-Kas .ff Q , 33 'wav' SHEILA CUNNIFF Chorus 4g Concessions 43 Prom Com. 3: Dance Com. 3-43 Subscription 43 Layout 43 Superlatives 4: Usherette 3: Freshman Rec. Com. 43 Program Chairman 4. GRACE DaDALT Pep Club 43 Chorus 1-23 Prophecy 8: Will 4. 1. ,X nm 'WN- Q wus -'vj j?V MARK ALLAN DANIELS Science Fair 2,41 Prom Com. 3. ROBERT DESAULNIERS Baseball l-4g Track 2g Basketball l-43 H.R. Oflicer l-4g Prom Com, 33 Dance Com. l.23 Football l-4g HS Club 2-43 Gym Show 2.3. ANGELO DiDONATO Prom Com. 33 Co-op 3,4. BONITA ANN DiFEDERICO Lat. Club 1.23 Chorus 1-4g Prom Com. 3g Dance Com. 1,23 Science Fair I,2. THERESA Y. DAIGNEAULT Chorus lg Softball lg Library Club 3. TRINA S. D'ANGELO Stu. Coun. 2-41 Troubadours 2,33 Soft- ball lg H.R. Ofhcer l-3: Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. lg Yr. Book Sub. 41 Class Play 3,43 Cheerleader 3.4g J.V, Cheer- leader 2g Gym Show 1.31 FTA 2,3 CHis- torian 33. DIANE DiFEDERICO Pep Club 45 Concessions 43 Prom Com. 3g Yr. Book Sub. 4 Library Club 4. JANET J. DiMARCO Concessions 43 Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. 1,45 Yr. Book Copy 4g Gym Show lg Library Club l-4 qljresident 43: WGBH Correspondent 3g Pep Club 1. RICHARD DUGAS Chorus I3 Baseball l-43 Basketball l-43 Track 33 Concessions 23 H.R. Oliicer 2-43 Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. 1,23 Yr. Book Sports 43 FTA 43 Football l-43 Class Play I3 S Club 2-43 Gym Show 2-4. RONALD ROLAND DUMAS Lat, Club l,23 Band 1-43 tV.P. 313 Track 1-4, tCo.-Capt. 433 H.R. Officer 1,23 Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. l-43 Tal. Show 1.2: Cross-Country 3.4. .g. it , .. ww' STEPHEN THOMAS EARLS Nat. Hon. Soc. 43 Prom Com. 33 Science Fair 2g Math Team 2-43 Class Play 3,4Q Gym Show 1,33 FTA 3.4, tPres. 43. CAROL LEE EARNEST Pep Club lg Troubadours 23 Chorus 1-33 Prom Com. 33 Lib. Club l: Dance Com. 2. 9999! 'sb' .p-.2 suv' QF .unaw- - il. T1-1: I' . V., 331.-. ' -. QNFN ' 'Wiley' . 4.3 I iw ., . . Inu: 2' 4, - 1- 131.1-,1 ..,.s .- .2 ROBERT M. DUNE Lat. Club 1.23 Basketball 13 Prom Com 33 Dance Com. 1-43 Science Fair I3 Football 3. JOHN E. DUNLEAVY, IR. Dance Com. l,2. ALBERT A. DUPRE Band 13 H.R. Officer 13 Co-op 3.4. RENE J. DUPUIS I nw, my Rvws ' 35 ROBERT FANTARONI Track 1.21 H.R. Officer 2,33 Prom Com. 3: Science Fair 1,23 Football 1-41 S Club 1-4: A.V.A. 2g Gym Show 1.3. REGINALD W. FARR Concessions lg Co-op 3.4. vi ,N 'S -nu...-5, ROBERT GALLI Troubadours 2-4g Chorus lg Math Fair 3g Tal. Show 2g Cross-Country 1.2. RUSSELL R. GARRY J, ', 'f , IWC N,,....,--1... .-----'Y' 36 JOHN R. FITZGERALD Track 2-4g Basketball 1,21 H.R. Officer 1,- 23 Prom Com, 3g Dance Com. 1-45 Science Fair lg Football 1-4g S Club 2- 43 Gym Show l,3. FRANCIS I. FOGWILL Lat. Club 1,21 Band 1-3g Troubadours 31 Chorus 3g Track 23 Prom Com. 33 Science Fair 1,23 Tal. Show 2,31 Gym Show 1,2. ! J 1 ' 1 ,sf-ffl 1 11 . MARYANN FLORA GEORGE Library Club 1,25 Pep Club 1. GORDON H. GERMAINE Prom Com. 3g Dance Com. 4. NATALIE L. GUBB Stu. Coun. 33 Nat. Hon. Soc. 2-41 Trouba- dours 3,43 Concessions 41 H.R. Officer 1,23 Prom Com. 3: Dance Com. 23 Yearbook 4: Sci. Fair l,23 Math Team 2-43 Class Play 33 Gym Show lg Decla- mation Contest 2. CAROL M. HALL Pep Club 1,23 Chorus 1,23 Dance Com. 1: Lib. Club l. 1.3.1--. ly' Q, , ,,,.v - N, 55 1 ' '-V .. 1. ,I -, JAMES A. GIROUX Lat. Club lg Prom Com. 33 Dance Com.l Ns JEFFREY ALAN GREEN Hua- Sci. Fair 1.21 A,V.A. l: Gym Show l Math Fair 4. fijgvr N HAROLD E. HARWOOD. II Prom Com. 33 Football l-43 S 43 Tal. Show 33 Gym Show 2,3. THOMAS F. HEBERT Track 33 Prom Com. 33 Sci Gym Show 13 Cross-Country 2. Club 3,- Fair lg 5 smxf .2 .A ' 1 1, fs. , .ui -'fl 4' ,wmv -sax: 3 DAVID W. HMIELOWSKI Track 23 H.R. Oflicer l,2Q Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. 3: Football 3,41 S Club 334. KATHLEEN ANN HUGHES Pep Club li Lat. Club 13 FTA 1-43 Nat. Hon. Soc. 2-41 Concessions 4: Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. 1,2341 Yearbook 4: Sci. Fair 1-4: Math Fair 33 Class Play Com. 3,41 Usherette 3. 37 WILLIAM WALTER HUTCHINSON Concessions 43 Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. 43 Sci. Fair 43 Math Team 2-43 Math Fair 33 Class Play Com. 3,4. JUDITH H. JENKINS FTA I-4: Nat. Hon. Soc. 2-4: Trouba- dours 43 Basketball I-41 H.R. Officer 23 Class Officer I3 Yearbook. Editor-In- Chief 43 Sci. Fair 33 Class Play Com. 33 Gym Show 33 Usherette 2,33 Radio News 4, -nr-vb-iff ,,...-'ws ..-fx' ', , f . Y W, 1, , V ZW, -rxrrxy, .mv 4 Q A .gfmzfi,, ,. 4 Y' ,ow ffwwznif I M17 .ff 3y,911fyw Q , gf , 3.3 -' im ' ' em . an 1' RUTH P. KRASNOV Chorus 23 H.R. Officer l,23 Class Officer 3.43 Prom Com. 33 Dance Com, 1,23 Oflice Girl 3: Sci. Fair 23 Class Play l.3g J.V. Cheerleader 13 Varsity Cheerleader 2-4: Gym Show I: Declamation Winner 2. BARBARA KRAWCZYK Pep Club 23 Chorus 1,23 Concessions 41 Lib. Club 33 Gym Show l3 Drill Team 1.2. 4-dv cuff 3 H' 1 L. wif --:fi iff, ARTHUR JOURDENAIS Prom Com. 33 Co-op 3. DONALD E. JULIAN H.R. Officer 3,42 Co-op 4. MICHAEL J. KADDARAS Track 2-4: Concessions 43 Prom Com. 3, Dance Com. 33 Football 33 Class Play 3,- 43 Gym Show 3. JAMES KAVANAGH Latin Club 33 Yearbook, Photo. Ed. 4 Math Team 43 A.V.A. 2. -rg 3 '-'Qt 38 la r . X V F .,., ol , I E is WILLIAM LAFLECHE H.R. Officer lg Co-op 3,4. DANIEL LAPORTE Concessions 43 H.R. Officer 3,41 Com. 31 Yearbook 43 Co-op 3,4. KRISTINA LaROC1-IELLE Concessions 1,31 H.R. OfIicer 1,31 Com. 3: Dance Com. 4. LOUIS A. LATOUR Dance Com. 1.2. Prom Prom Q-:if 2,4 fw ' A :Ui 'UI 54, gr ,,....,-, . .-R I ,4 dw.. ,guyz 39 KENNH1 H R. LACASS1: Lulln Club 1.21 Baseball li Basketball I Concessions 45 H.R, Officer 1.31 Clos Oticer 2: Prom Cum. 33 Dance Com. 1, 2: Yearbook 43 Sci. Fair 33 Ring Com. 3 Picture Com, 4. SUSAN LACASSE ,...7Z:.,.-,.. , , wk s ' ' r ' -' f- ff .ffl .- 'wif Y -.. N111 'A S I1 SANDRA LeBOEUF Chorus 1,21 Prom Com, 3. GUY J. LEDUC H.R. OtTicer 2.3: Prom Com. 3. SUZANNE M. LEDUC Chorus 1,21 Prom Com. 3g Class Play 33 Library Club l. WILLIAM LEDUC ALEX L. LESNIEWSKI Concessions 43 H.R. Oliicer lg Prom Com. 2: Yr. Book Staff 4g Gym Show 23 Co-op 3.4. JOHN LITCHFIELD Baseball l-4: Football l,2,3g Gym Show 3. Q rw. 9 , W nz f-- vyg,-r 1.5, .' . ' 12 L ' 'ff ips- 40 GLORIA J. LOVELY Chorus 31 Prom Committee 3: Yearbook Stall' 4: Talent Show 31 Gym Show 3. PAULETTE LUCIER Concessions 41 Homeroom Ofhcer 23 Prom Committee 3: Dance Committee l- 4: Yearbook Staff 41 Class Play 3: Gym Show 1.3. fZ1'1'.39 rf- ROBERT T. MCMASTER National Honor Society 2,3,4g President 41 Homeroom Oiiicer 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4, Business Editor: Science Fair 1,21 Math Team 2,3,4g Math Fair 33 Class Play 31 Gym Show l. DAVID A. MACUGA Co-op 3.4. x,.. QL. .79 JEANNE M. LUKOWSKI Concessions 43 Prom Committee 31 Dance Committee 2.3.43 Yearbook Staff, Copy 84 Photography: Class Play 3,4g Talent Show 4: Library Club 2.3. CHARLENE J. LYNCH Pep Club l: Prom Committee 3. PATRICIA A. LYONS Pep Club 31 Latin Club lg Concessions 43 Prom Committee 3: Yearbook 43 Will and Prophecy: Ofiice Girl 41 Math Fair 23 Class Play 3,41 Talent Show 3.4g Library Club 4. ROLAND B. MCDONALD Chorus 1.2.31 Concessions 4g Talent Show 2.3. 3 fx. . , be Q .XX E 41 RAYMOND J. MADORE Basketball 1,21 H.R. Officer 1.2.33 Prom Com. 3: Football 2.3.41 S Club 33 Tal. Show 3: Gym Show 2.3. DONNA L. MAGOON Pep Club lg Chorus 23 Prom Com. 33 Tal. Show 3: J.V. Cheerleader 23 V. Cheerleader 3,4. ROBERT L. MEUNIER Prom Com. 3: Sci. Fair 1.2.3, PAUL MONFILS Co-op, 3,4. 'iii , , 3, ., PAUL A. MANDEVILLE Troubadours 23 Chorus 1,23 Concessions 43 H.R. Officer 1,43 Prom Com. 3. .L .. ' f ' ,ff M' X L -3 , f PAUL MENARD 'uv' k Co-op. 3,4. -'wwf' -1-gf . - R, DOUGLAS MONROE Lat. Club l,23 Nat. Hon. Soc. 233,43 Band l-43 Track 233,43 Sci. Fair l-43 Class Play 3,43 Tal. Show l-43 Exchange Concerts 1-43 All-District Band and Or- chestra l-43 All-State Band 3,43 Cross- M. . 42 Qt, Country 2.3,4. ,. 1 ivy. f PETER DAVID MOORE Band 23 Track l3 H.R. Omcer 1,21 Prom Com. 3: Dance Com. I3 Yr. Book Stall' 43 Tal. Show l,2: Gym Show 1. 42 LEONARD NICOLETTI Lat. Club 1,2 fTreas. 253 Baseball lg Football 2,35 Class Play lg S Club 35 Gym Show 3. MARJORIE JOY NORDMAN Stu. Coun. 2,33 FTA 3,4g Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3,4g Chorus 33 Softball l-45 Basketball 21 Concessions 4g H.R. Officer l-4g Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 1,41 Yr. Book Stall' 4 CSubscriptionJg Ofhce Girl 2,45 Gym Show 1. 4 .sw A 144. AN last' E' W0f ROBERT BURK E MORRILL Lat. Club l.2 IV. Pres. Zll Truck 1.2: Bas- ketball l.2.41 Concessions 41 HR, Treas 21 HR. V. Pres. 31 Prom Com. 3g Dany: Com. l,2,3g Class Play 1.3,-4g Cross- Country I1 Assemblies I-4. JUDITH ANN MORRIS Pep Club lg Lat. Club lg Chorus 1,23 Softball 3,43 Basketball l-43 Concessions 4: Prom Com. 3: Dance Com. 1.2.41 Yr. Book Staff 4g Sci. Fair lg Class Play 3: Gym Show 3. ' vii' RONALD J. OHOP H.R. Officer lg Football 3,41 SH Club 3,45 Gym Show 3. LINDA OLSON Pep Club lg Chorus 25 Dance Com. lg Office Girl 3g Class Play 3. 43 RICHARD OSIMO Prom Com. 3: Football lg Co-op 3.4. ROBERT A. OSIMO Baseball lg Basketball lg Concessions 4g Prom Com. 3: Yr. Book Staff 4: Co-op 3.4. ANNE N. PALMERINO FTA l-41 Concessions 41 Dance Com. 23 Yearbook Copy-Edf 4: OlT. Girl 3.4: Class Play 31 Tal. Show 31 Cheerleader 3,41 J.V. Cheerleader 2: Gym Show 3: Ring Com. 3. DENNIS R. PAPPAS Lal. Club l: Prom Com. 3: Dance Com. l-3. LAURA ANN PETRELLI Chorus l: Gym Show l,2g Drill Team l,2. CELIN E A. POIRIER Student Council l-3 fSec. 2,391 Nat. Hon Sm. 2-41 H.R. Officer 1,23 Class Officer 3,43 Prom Com. 3: Dance Com. lg Year- book 41 Cheerleader 2-4 4Co-Capt. 411 .l.V. Cheerleader lg Gym Show l, Usherette 3. ,v.: ,i if., i V' -1 nw fi in , LOUIS J. PARRETTIE Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. 1. BEVERLY A. PAULHUS Concessions 41 Dance Com. 4. KENNETH R. PERVIER Lat. Club 31 Band 2-4g Track lg Yr Book 43 Sci. Fair 43 Class Play l,3,4g Tal Show l-43 Exch. Concert 2-4. BRUCE E. PETRELLI Band l-43 Sci. Fair l. 44 'D rf ,ef ' 1, 7-413 . no ,fi -gg.,-T, wb? DAVID R. PONTBRIAND Band 1-43 Track 2,3,43 Tal. Show 23 Gym Show 3,4. Ji. . Ngfmk DANIEL G. PRATT ' km, H.R. Oflicer 2,3,4g Dance Com. 4: Yr. Book 4. BEVERLY A. PROULX Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. 3,43 Class Play 3,4. DIANE B. RACICOT Pep Club lg Chorus 1,23 Concessions 43 Prom Com. 3. ANTOINETTE POLAKOWSKI CAROL A. PONTBRIAND Chorus 23 Basketball 23 Concessions 43 H.R. Ofhcer 43 Prom Com. 3: Dance Com. 1: Class Play 3: Gym Show 3, J -q-4'7 W1 4-5 IT .I ,aff PAUL RAPO Stu. Coun. 1-4 fTreas. 2,333 Lat. Club 13 Track 1-43 Basketball 13 Concessions 4g H.R. Officer 3,43 Class Oflicer 1.23 Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. l,2Q Sci. Fair 13 Football 11 Class Play 33 S Club 3,43 Tal. Show 3g A.V.A. 1-4: Cross-Countiy 33 Senate Youth Rep. 2,3. WILLIAM RICCI I!! X, . :N N 1 Ri A an --s...,.-rf DIANA ROSSMAN Pep Club lg Troubadours 4g Chorus l.2,31 Concessions 43 Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. 2g Lib. Club 33 Drill Team 1.2.3 CCapt. 2,3b, THOMAS M. ROURKE Attended St. Mary's High School lg Bas- ketball 2.3,4g H.R. Officer 3,43 Dance Com. 45 Sv Club 3.4. CAROL ANN RUTANEN Pep Club lg Basketball l,2g H.R. Officer 1,21 Class Play 3g Tal. Show 3. DORIS A. St. LAURENT Pep Club 41 Prom Com. 3g Yr. Book 4g Tal. Show 23 Usherette l,2,3. - i-atv 5:32 . fo-Q , ... RAYMOND P. BERTHIAUME Baseball lg Concession 4g Prom Com. 3g Co-op 3.4. CHERYL A. RODIO ' Troubadours 33 H.R. Oflicer l,2,3g Class Officer 2g Prom Com. 3g Office Girl 23 Class Play 31 Majorette 1-4 fDrum Maj. 4jg Gym Show 31 Usherette l,2. C f 1 -F is , , 45. . - . . 5x,.3s,:3 t V INA- p eg 'Wg 4 i wk 'W' 55 , 4 35. J' ffiii .. We-f-f , K, MT. .5 . , se ,yt . Y. ' J 5,5555 5' is fs- 3-1:-Y lil' i' ' '- ..:,::E 55Q':1w-' ' .f it l. N. ?'I5E.GT:5'??. 'fE3f2?1?5-'Q ' Q f fr-1--r5i::'i5?.' i 'lLItf.?f-- . F - .gu.f.:g2i:s:ap3Xg555f3, . 4: 'if' ,fL::1it::m.f9exeQffs: 1 S'-T ':x-uv f 'if - filxfhs .,Qin, W 'M' 46 RUDOLPH J. SABATINELLI Baseball 11 Track 2,33 Basketball lg H.R. Oflicer 3,41 Class Officer 3,4g Prom Com. 35 Football l-4 fTri-Capt. 415 S Club l-43 Gym Show l,3. ARTHUR J. SALCE Baseball lg Concessions 4g Prom Com. 33 Co-op 3,4. BERNARD SAVAGE H.R Officer 3' Lib. Club l 4 -'QA nm 4, . f .X-- .. J, !.W.E,,,,,'2 arty. N -an N L ,7 , -. f KENNETH SAVAGE I y - ' r A - V 1 Latin Club 3.4. Track 2 Prom Com. 3, -' U l W- 9 Yr. Book 4: Sci. Fair 21 Gym Show lg '40 Cross-Country l. T27 +7105--T 'I JOHN M. SMITH H.R. Ollicer 34 Yr. Book 4g Co-op 3.4. RUTH M. SPIELVOGEL Stu. Coun. 2.3.43 Nat. Hon. Soc. 2.3.4g Softball l,2.31 Girls' Basketball l,21 Concessions 43 Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. lg Yearbook Copy-Ed. 45 Office Girl 2g Sci. Fair l,2g Class Play 35 Gym Show l,2. 'iffy' AFR, 'GWB guna., 'Mr'.:'. 3' JUNE N. SAVARY Prom Com. 31 Sci. Fair 3: Class Play 3 Lib. Club 3. RONALD A. SIMONELLI Latin Club l: Concessions 4: H.R Oilicer l-4: Prom Com. 3: Dance Com 1.23 Sci. Fair 33 A.V.A. lg Assemblies l- 41 Inter. Basketball l,2. ELAINE L. SINNI Pep Club l-4: FTA 41 Softball l-4: Girls Basketball l,2,4: Prom Com. 3: Dance Com. l. 'N-rf 47 DAVID SKOWRON Concessions 4g Prom Com. 3g Co-op 3.4 U -'r I -iq KENNETH R. STANHOPE Concessions 4. DIANE L, SURPRENANT FTA 3: Nat. 1-lon. Soc. 2-43 Chorus 23 H.R. Oflicer 3.41 Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. 4: Class Play 3.43 Talent Show 3: J.V. Cheerleader 23 Varsity Cheerleader 3.43 Ring Com. 33 Fresh. Yr. Notre Dame. STANLEY A. SZOLUSHA Baseball 1-43 H.R. Ohicer 23 Prom Com, 33 Sci. Fair 13 Football 1, RONALD V. SZUMILAS Stu. Coun. 3,43 Nat. Hon. Soc. 43 Base- ball 1-43 Basketball 1-43 Sci. Fair 1,43 Math Fair 1-43 S Club 3,43 Gym Show 1.3. --,N QQ, wwf 'ww CHERYL A. SZCZYGIEL Chorus 23 Girls Basketball 2: Prom Com. 33 Yr. Book 4: Class Play 3. JULIE A. SZCZYPIEN Stu. Court. 1,22 Latin Club 13 Chorus 33 Softball 1.23 Concessions 43 H.R. Oflicer 13 Class Officer 2: Prom Com. 1,23 Dance Com. 1.23 J.V. Cheerleader 1.2: Varsity Cheerleader 3,43 Gym Show 132. 'R' 3 48 . .. row MARILYN A. SZYDLIK Latin Club lg FTA 2-4: Nat. Hon. Soc 2-43 Girls' Basketball 1-43 Concessions 4 Prom Com, 33 Dance Com. l,2,43 Yr Book 43 Sci. Fair l-43 Class Play 33 Ush- erette 33 Gym Show 1. VIRGINIA TANCA Pep Club 33 Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. 1,23 Yr. Book 43 Gym Show 13 Usherette 3. s Q 4,11 WWW JAMES J. TIBERII Track 1,21 Basketball 1.23 Football l-41 S Club 3,4g Gym Show lg Assemblies l-4. RAYMOND F. TRAHAN Sci. Fair lg Baseball 1-4: Concessions 4: Yr. Book 4 1Layout Ed.J: Math Fair 2.3g S Club 2-43 Gym Show I. JANET TREMBLAY RAYMOND A. TRIFONE Lat. Club 1,23 Prom Com. 33 Dance Com. lg Yr. Book 4: Sci. Fair l. 5 y. N -445, -nf' MARYVANN TARDIF Prom Com. 3.4: Dance Com. 41 Class Play 3: Future Secretaries of America 4. RICHARD R. THIBEAULT Prom Com, 3: Gym Show 31 Cross- Counlry 3. 49 . ' ' js flat:--v ck ELAINE TRUDEAU Prom Com. 3g Dance Com. 3.45 Lib. Club 21 Chorus, DONALD ROBERT VESPUCCI Track 1,23 H.R. Officer l-4g Class Officer lg Prom Com. 3,41 Yr. Book 4: Football l-31 S Club 3: Gym Show l,3. ' 42 NI'1'.1', ' 5 R CHRIS A. VOLPINI Baseball 33 Track l,2g H.R. Officer 1-3g Prom Com. 3g Dance Com. 1. cs S 3 mmm. 'RVN H e XX fi SUSAN WHITNEY Prom Com. 31 Dance Com, 3: Sci. Fair 39 Majorette I-45 Gym Show 3. the great law of culture is: let each become all that JAMES WEDGE 3 Track 3,4g Prom Com. 35 Dance Com.'4 Gym Show 2. he was created capable of beingg expand, Jpossible, ta his full growth, and show himsey at length in his own shape and stature, be these what they may. fThomas Carbfle, 1795-1881j 50 OTHER MEMBERS UF THE CLASS OF 366 DA VID CHAMBERLAND CHESTER CYGANIEWICZ RONALD DONAIS ROBERTJACQUES NANCY LABARGE NANCY LITTLE WILLIAM ROBIDOUX ELIZABETH WEBBER THOMAS ZOTOS 51 1 I 1 l 1 1 7, iw 'm L ! E U i L 'S i llll l'llllll 1l.lIIl.l ,KT lll'1 'Ui 'UBI Y-I'-ll'-7.1 a u Q u Q n a Q n n o n a n a s n - --.--nel A -l 1 -H ll Y FOOTBALL Drury 18-12 Joseph Case 28-6 Auburn 41-14 B RTLETT 14-0 South 49-6 Athol 30-0 Northbridge 12-26 Wachusett 32-20 ROW I: W. Brousseau. H. Harwood, R. Szumilas, R. Desaulni- ers. R. Dugas, P. Battista, C. Cyganiewicz, R. Sabatinelli, R Fantaroni, J. Tlberii, J. Fitzgerald. ROW 2: Mr. Donald Ma- rino, Head Coach, R. Ohop, R. Jacques, J. Lango, C. Szczy- pien, T, Lesniewski, R. Madore, C. Szumilas, W. DiGregorio, D. Hmielowski, Mr. Roger Giroux, Junior Varsity Coach. ROW 3: C. Roy, T. Liro. D. Smolen, G. Lee, W. Cloutier, T. Mroczkowski, F. Koumanelis, C. Bellerose, N. Zoto, M. Osimo. T. Lapriore. Mr. C. Joseph Montigny, Backfield Coach. ROW 4: N. Allard, G. Mathieu, B. Maska. A. Bachand, R. Tiberii, R. Peloquin, D. Barth, M. Jewell, S. Tiberii, R. Lesniewski. P. Famaroni. ROW 5: Mr. Anthony Santilli, Line Coach, G. Panu, M. Caouette, S. Prymak, J. Sacramone, C. Gaulin. D. Boucher, D. Bourdelais. P. Besse. SX Q .Ks -Lug-, -1 , .B ' A SE b w! 5, T5 r? , ' M f L fjfhl Uv- :fi if r I ' 4 ' ,iq 4 ' i Q. - fi ' '. . ' It 4 V f ... V .5 . v , V an - ' -'Q ,gf ,PQ xx I .-It A 'nv- ! , ' 4 I , ,,:. , , iff2i'1 ' VV' pl' I1 nv-'. ,,i., ,-- ,,. . V' A' ,iw lffflga-9 lvvqfff gd' 6 J, , ,fl -.iii U 71 4 U: it'L r A ff4,fg,. 1' KQLP' ,VI . 4 1' 1,1 4 fa 55 'i .M 4, A. X , ,Q-wg: 1 4 ,MQ : Q 'i fg bfj 32 5' ., 41 NF : X - .,'! zf 'N I ' '. ?J'1l f. f V ,, L fm 1,fg'5+1? ' --f '. V N ff ' 1 ., , ' 15 '. , 5? ' J '-,' ' gf .., VT an if 1' EIT Q- V V y brag ' Q ' sf'.'A.Q . 1,Af7g,' ' W ' A ':49'if' -A4 ' i:f'.j b' 1551! N. ' ,si i fix f-'LL 4 ,,A 5 SZ-V .-iw ' gli 4--3 rn ., mx, , xipj' nigh? Sl., .iav IXUS, A BJVJLTQI .,g,:. W V :ff -, - Ig-f IJMN' ' IA ' , 5' ' ' ' N A f'f,'.1 V -' 'fu gd.:-3, K- 'WWF 'fr-4 --., ' f-F1 ' H- j -j M- D A M, .ng-. - .L1izfAw:5t1Qqg2'i:: N 4 B -'fyqggyrg IN -r- vw.. 15 . - ' ,,,., fyzyfi- , ..,,,,, V f' , 5 xv ,, ,f 4 TA ,.4 . BASKETBALL 1965 - 1966 Boys Freshman Team ROW 1: P. Krasnov. J. Sacramone, W, Brousseau. C. Clarke. P. Fantar- oni, T. Holden. ROWZ: Mr. N. Richard Leduc. Coach. R. Anclil. W. Mac- Donald, D. Barth, A. Staflicri. C. Bellerose. ROW 3: T. Kosakowski. M. Butler. R. Lesniewski, W. Paul. G. Lee, P. Hughes, M. Bousquet. Boys Junior Vurxily Tuum ROW 1: M. Butler. D. Barth. B. Madore. Co-Captain, J. La- kuwxku, R. lxmncwxkn. W. Paul. ID. Wchcrg. P. Hughes. Mr. marine, Co-Captain, G. Lee, M. Bousquet. ROW 2: T. Kosa- Donald Hurnurd, Ckmcly 59 ,PW 7 SJ? ,J A ZYQ ...f Girls Varsity Basketball Team ROW l: B. Palmerino, J. Jenkins, Co-Captain, A. Palmerino, Puccelli, D. Walstrom, J. Morris. ROW3: J. Polakowski. Man Co-Captain, P. Polanak. ROW 2: K. Xanthakos, M. Szydlik, J. ager, C. Decataldi, L. Abrahamson, R. Earnest. 60 ,ag -., CZ' If 'jg Junior Varsity Girls ROW I: D. Curboy, P. Gauthier, Captain, D. Lukowski, B. Osimo. ROW 2: D. Asselin, D. Renaud D. Fournier, J. Orzech. K. Battista. n 1 .x .iii if Us 3.2: -f,.0Ulo.,- ,-'A I1 I'- A I , 4 0 Q. Fam uw ilb I us' 4 1 u ' .34 ' Ay. 1 x ,- 'g 'Lf 5? 4044 BASEBALL utillllilug. V 31 Fr DEE V ,I WHHIQ6? u '. ' -1 ...A-fin., - W 1 J 1, -.4 4- ' N A ?.: mmf ,ff 1 ' 1 H 19 X if-'n.... . ROW Ir A. Denno, G. Bachand, P. Gaudette, D. LaFlamme, rio, J. Litchfield. S. Szolusha, T. Lapriore, Mr. Robert Young C. Szumilas. K. Palmerino. ROW 2: Mr. Anthony Santilli, As- Coach, sistant Coach. R. Trahan. T. Mach, R. Szumilas, W. DlGrego- Jw '-f'f-ff2f'3i,-,f'53f , Q. , 7'E1i5!j,,-,I:':5f 4, .- ,'jff1f.'i1g ','Qf'U?fi,iIW'f?Qf1 f,Q'jv- -:I In if , , .-s.J'..1, Wm., .1 ' ' ' 'f f' J- '-A if- - .1 :ity M 1 i- .1 ii. -, , ,., . fi.. 5,11 ' . h'--iwhr pig? MPH 31: g.',!iu- ri - I-9 I ,.:... -i-f'iii-wdhmqdfwagaliyiiwnwrwmhmwiwwhwwww '-.Q .:.- ...gb-J' , -' ...w -25 .' .,- 1 -.E - A514217 Q... ' 4 . . , . , ' , :iz 2 J- -girl X t ' ' -.iff xx ,,-- f...- ,v.141-vip W LL T' 5 iff- R' 'A , ' 52 5. N., .:, it Q?f'jii,SSLi.i. .- S, ' M 4.1:-iv ' -:' '1'X ,,. -fffmin ' ' - -.Q .N -A W .-71. -- .wi if .,.,, . Q .bg x Y ' ' Q, 'S-'55 0' 1595, 51:1 1 ,. -G SCFTBALL 2 ali.. ROW 1: S. Damian, C. Bousquet. T. Webber. D. Palmeririo, N. Terpos. ROW 3: J. Morris, R. Spielvogel. P. Gauthier. R. Rob- Gajewski, Mr. N. Richard Leduc, Coach. ROW2: M. Nordman, erts, E. Sinni, C. Swiatek, B. Magoon. D. Mandeville, B. Osimo, M. Lynch, J. Puccelli, J. Nicoletti, I. 65 ' sv CROSS COUNTRY 'W f wa af' 3 .M ' film Sf To lil! 71' ll . r 4 A, A 'v 3 ... C - W, JE. 1- , x.. ., E ...xg K 3 IN. 5 . si. X ...f ? , E2 ' ' .5E1'. .-zz., :V 5 .1 5 E 2 N Q P Q -. X as 4' f ROW 1: R. Lemire, H. Barnes, B. Monroe, G. Giller, D. Proulx, C. Clarke. ROW2: Mr. N. Richard Leduc, Coach, B. Nawrot, R. Galli, R. Dumas, S. Champeau, C. Palmerino. .::J'9 ' .,.....a , , .y,,., .Q wil-A ' f I A ' 4 ' . ' 1 ,fn ,,.. jawn 5 4 'iv ., - --J' ,ff J- J , M,- .qf f 1 1 . ' . ' , V , 4 I , , il.: - ...- . .21 Un' .AM ' .,...f'.m 66 .....,-mafia f ,HP ,,,,,gnnullll 'f YS 'Yi' i, W' wx. Q . 1... TRACK :mf fa ,F ROW 1: C. Nasse, M. Jewell, R. Piette, W. Kroll. S. Burzycki, M. Gendreau, J. Wedge. D. Pontbriand. ROW 2: R. Fanlaroni, E. Urbanowski, T. Hebert, W. Cloutier, H. Barnes. S. Cham- A MJ. v-....f- fl peau, P. Rapo. ROW 3: Mr. Robert Windheim, Coach, R. Sabatinelli. R, Dumas, H. Libuda, B. Nawrot. D. Richard. K. Ashton. C. Szczypien. 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'Z:Ig.p''Z'ZL.A . f ' f'A 4.2 ............ .. .. .'.:.:.A. .A.A A A.A.A.A.A A A.A A . r:.:. . . . . . .' . ...g g.gT'fQ'g g A A. AAAAAA g. 'A.A.1.A -4.3.14 l I.. -.- I i R 'K I Il. Q II Y YEARBOOK BOARD OF DIRECTORS .1 I! it Qs- ROW 1: Mrs. Susan Litchfield, Adviserg Judith Jenkins, Editor-in-Chief: Anne Palmerino and Ruth Spielvogel. Co-Copy Editors. ROW 2: James Kavanagh, Photography Editor: Robert McMaster, Business Editor, Raymond Trahan, Layout Editor. ' n-..,. gf 'Y R. McMaster, Mrs. Litchfield, R. Trahan, J. Kavanagh, J. Jenkins. 70 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . 1313! fl President: Robert McMaster ROW 1: D. Surprenant. R. Szumilas, M. Ashton. R. McMaster. R. Abrahamson. N. Gubb Vice-President: Richard Abrahamson P. Colognesi. ROW 2: K. Hughes. L. Chase. M. Szydlik. N. Allard. C. Szumilas. D SCCICIHIYI Natalie Gllbb Boucher, C. Poirier, R. Spielvogel. PROVISIONAL MEMBERS '5 ' ? if s-- -1 ROW 1: C. Roy, B. Howard, K. Xanthakos, M. Edwards, D. Roy, C. Decataldi, M. Gibson, G. Paquette. ROW 3: E. Gali Kwarciak, T. Liro, D. Brault, R. Adamick. ROWZ: E. Coderre, peau, D. Boudreau, M. Bousquet, B. Leduc. M. Kulis, S. Ko J. Ol'ZCCh, K. KOpl'OWSki, D. FaV1'8aLl, P. 015011, R. Remian. L. Choff, M, Nordman, C, Delage, C, Lajoie, H, Bellog, 71 OFFICE GIRLS .. . 1. K' .Em ,- . il. ..,A.A . , . S. Bourbeau, P. Lyons, C. Buchanan. S. Bachand, A. Calcagni. FUTURE SECRETARIES 0F AMERICA 3 v: i,. Ei 3 ii in President: Julieanne Leduc ROW 1: S. Anderson, Mrs. Melia LeB0euf', Adviser, B. Krawczyk, V. Tanca. ROW 2: C. Hall, M Vice-President: Helen Belios Tardif, A. Belanger, D. St. Laurent, J. Briere. Secretaryi Virginia Tanca Treasurer: Judith Briere 72 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA A iii President: Stephen Earls ROW I: Mrs. Rose Proulx. Adviser, A. Palmerino, M, Nord- Vice-President: Jane Kurposka man, R, Yarika, J. Kurposka, J. Jenkins. T. D'Angelo, K. Secretary: Ruth Yanka Hughes, J. Clarke. ROW 2: C. Swiatek. E. Coderre, J. Libera, Treasurer: Judith Jenkins P. Fogwill. C, Paul. M. Ashton. R. Abrahamson. P. Colognesi, M. Szydlik, L. Roy, G. Lataille, J. Vincelette. ROW 3: T. Zack E. Galipeau, K. Xanthakos. D. Smarelli, D. Favreau. B. How- ard. S. Lariviere, G. Desroches, G. Paquette, M, Gibson. up A -, ,,. X if-as is ROW 1: Miss Callahan, Mr. Lataille, Mrs. Dintini. Mr. Puracchio, Miss L'Ecuyer, ROW2: R. Yanka, J. Jenkins, S. Earls, J. Kurposka. 73 BAND M, W ,,,,,e...... ..-...W ...Y ..- .. ...-..-. ... ..i,A,. .----- --R-A A- LQ ' ...M E ii Jflf ., K. Ashton, H. Barnes, S. Billis, D. Boucher, D. Boucher, P. Bouvier, W. Brousseau, D. Czyzewski, R. Dumas, P. Fogwill, G. Giller. G. Golebiowski, D. Gray, D. Hutchinson, W. Hwa- lek, B. Innis, C. Innis, B. Petrelli, P. Karp, S. Kochoff, S. Lan- ,i Y X ' cey, W. MacDonald, W. Marinelli, C. Metivier, R. Monroe, J. Normandin, K. Pervier, R. Pontbriand, D. Proulx, D. Renaud, A. St.George, J. Sinni, J. Thompson, Mr. Arnold Reppucci, Director. 7 W V . MAJCRETTES Ciipfailii Cheryl Rodio ROW 1: S. Whitney, C. Rodio, S. Barth. ROW 2: N. Salvatori. D. Smarelli C0'CaPtam53 Susan Whitney and Starr Barth J. Dubreuil. B. Howard. K. Xanthakos. D. Walstrom. L. Sandman. X X - K I K , 75 . . - .- 'A3S.:v,. .': c'S', CLUB Tau ROW I: R. Jacques, R. Madore, R. Dugas, C. Cyganiewicz, R. P. Battista, D. Ceccarelli, A. Dermo. ROW 3: C. Szumilas, W Fantaroni, W. Brousseau. ROW Z: D. LaFlamme, J. Tiberii, T. DiG1'Cg0I'i0, C- 5ZCZyPiCI'1, J- LHI1g0. P4 H21Pg0Od, P. COurn0y6r Lesniewski, R. Desaulniers, J. Fitzgerald, R. Wayne, R. Ohop, M- B0USC1Uel- N 76 PEP CLUB Q President: Jane Aucoin Vice-President: Barbara Howard Secretary: Donna Boudreau Treasurer: Susan Salvati 'E Li sw f ' N V A f! l ROW 1: Mrs. Judith Trudell, Adviser, D. Boudreau, J. Aucoin, G. Boulanger, D. Asselin, J. Grymski. ROW2: S. Maramo, L. Vairo, N. Jenkins, K. Koprowski, C. Paul, D. Boniface, G. Ar- senault, G. Hutchinson. ROW 3: S. Rajchl, G. Gentili, L. Be- noit. L. Constanzi, D. Renaud, P. Cournoyer, D. Hutchinson. PROM COMMITTEE .1 1, 1 Ll lla ina! 66 H Chairman: ROW 1: P. Allard, M. Bousquet, K. Lacasse, D. Vespucci, R Dugas. R. Desaulniers, N. Allard, R. Abrahamson, R. Meunier. J. Briere. ROW2: C. Szczygiel, C. Pontbriand, D. St. Laurent, B. Proulx, M. Szydlik, S. Bourbeau, D. Surprenant, J. Clarke. K. Hughes. C. Anctil. J. Szczypien, C. Poirier, R. Krasnov ROW 3: V. Tanca, P. Lucier, P. Bernier, G. Lovely, L. Chase M. Norclman, D. Racicot, J. Morris. R. Spielvogel. S. Cunniff, T. D'Angelo. LATIN CLUB 111 I 1 President: K. Szczypien Vice-President: J. Kurposka Secretary: J. Polakowski Treasurer: C. Bachand ROW 1: M. Anderson C Bachand J P , . . . olakowski. K. Szczy pien. J. Kurposka. T. Lesniewski, T. Brousseau, M. McDon- ough. R. Cabana. ROW 2: L. Manning. R. Earnest, G. Hutch- finson, J. Libera, J. Aucoin. W. Kroll. J. Normandin. G G . . . . oleb1owsk1.K. Pervler M Blcki N A - . . , . postola. M. Szydlik. D. Bourdelais. G. Panu. MATH TEAM H !x'lL 1j EL: Captain: Robert McMaster ROW I M- ,r ,,,... :li : Mr. Joseph Jordan. Coach, N. Gubb, R. McMaster, K. Xanlhakos. D. Kwar ' k E Secretary: Natalie Gubb ROW2: T. Brouss ' S. ' cna . .Coderre. eau. Earls. M. Ashton, W. Hutchmson. G. Szlosek. - STUDENT COUNCIL ll my ll li L, tx . KW. ff ........4g ll President: Ruth Spielvogel Vice-President: Paul Rapo Secretary: Beth Palmerino Treasurer: Charles Szumilas Parliamentarian: Thomas Holden W.....x,g, ROW l: T. Holden, P. Rapo, R. Spielvogel, B. Palmerino Szumilas, T. D'Angel0. ROW 2: S. Bousquet, J. Dubreuil, Rodio, S. Asselin, D. Surprenant, S. Bachand, C. Poirier, Krasnov. ROW 3: M. Gibson, J. Puccelli, L. Sandman, Spielman. P. Dubreuil. R. Yanka. D. Bourdelais, P. Page Page. YF? CJD 79 T VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Caplajnsg Celine Pgirier FRONT: R. Krasnov, C. Poirier. BEHIND: T. D'Angelo. L. Julian, D. Szydlik, D. Magoon. S. Asselin Ruth Krasnov B. Magoon, M. Domijan. D. Surprenant. W 80 WILL COMMITTEE 1 C Poirier M Nordman R Spielvogel, S. Cunniff, V. Tanca. ROW 5 . , . , . R. Desaulniers, D. Surprenant, J. Briere. ROW 2: M. Szydlik, R. Dugas, PROPHECY COMMITTEE ROW lg P. Lyons, A. Boulungcr, P. Lucier. B. ter. S. Earls. R. Bluis, J. Clarke. Proulx. T. D'Angelo. ROWJ: M. Colognesi. R. McMas 82 CLASS HISTORIANS l swf! y ROW 1: R. Ab h . N. All' d, N. Gubb. R. Szumll CLASS SON GWRITERS 71 Wm' gn We I V F J. Jenkins, P. Cologne? 83 n CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE sa M .. ! 31 ROW 1: K. Hughes, J. Briere, M. Nordman, N. Gubb. J. Mor- ville, D. Vespucci, A. Palmerino, C. Pontbriand, C. Szczygiel ris. R. Spielvogel, J. Clarke. ROW 2: K. Lacasse, P. Maude-' M. Szydlik, S. Cunniff, W. Hutchinson R. Trahan. PIONEERETTES A Q as M. Chenier, B. Benvenuti, S. Berard, R. Earnest, Captain, G. Boulanger, C. Rosienski, P. DiFederico. 84 LIBRARY CLUB as.-JL F . President: Janet DiMarco ROW 1: T. Zack, R. Yanka, J. DiMarco, K. Xanthakos, D. DiFederico. ROW 2 G Latallle Vice-President: Kay Xanthak0S G. Paquette, L. Broughton, C. Horonzewicz, L. Maly. Secretary: Helen Bellos Treasurer: Ruth Yanka gi 85 SCARLET TROUBADOURS President: Sylvia Tieri Vice-President: Natalie Gubb Secretary: Joyce Polakowski Treasurer: Jacqueline Page lift? ROW I: C. Seremet. J. Libera. S. Rajchl, D. Billis, C. Petinelli, E. Burda, G. Boulanger. A. Tanaeea. R. Whitney. R. Quevillion. J. Poulin, R. Gauthier, J. Burda. K. Splaine. R. Benvenuti, T. D'Angelo. J. Poulin. ROW 2: D. Lombardi. C. Jandron, R. Petrelli, J. Page. M. Colognesi, N. Walek, B. Hibbard, C. Bachand, N. Apostola, H, Barnes. R. Galli. M. Bicki. D. Rossman. K. Miller. J. Mongeon. ROW 3: C. Ciprari, J. Aucoin, P. Gauthier. K. Earls, J. Kurposka. J. Polakowski. S. Proulx. R. Blais, C. Innis. S. Toye. A. Brzys, G. Misiaszek. A. StafHeri. J. Jenkins. P. Colognesi. J. Clarke. CHORUS President: Jan Desmarais Vice-President: Susan McKinstry Secretary: Jane Nicoletti Treasurer: Iris Terpos 1 l l ws' ,. l t .4 -Md ROW I: J. Nicoletti, P. Page. S. Collette. A. Keith, M. McEvoy. S. Berard. P. Gray. ROW 2: C. Lataille, M. Augusto. C. Moskwa, L. Manning, K. Battista. B. Besse. S. Davis. L, Fontaine, L. Dembroski. E. Galipeau, C. Deeataldi. L. Abrahamson. ROW 3: S. McKinstry, J. Desmarais. I. Terpos, L. Lovely, T. Digregorio. F. Belanger. Y. Belanger. P. Gregoire. S. Cunnitf, B. DiFederico. 86 GENERAL YEARBOOK STAFF ROW I.' R. Abrahamson, J. Fitzgerald, R. Fantaroni. D. Ves- Lyons, J. DiMarco, C. Poirier. ROW 3: Mr. Ralph Sennott pucci, R. Blais, S. Earls, Mrs. Susan Litchfield and Mr. John Adviser, C. Metivier, D. Gray, N. Gubb, P. Lucier. A. Polakow- Palmer, Advisers. ROWZ: B. Proulx, S. Cunniff, M. Szydlik. P. ski. K. Hughes, L. Chase, T. D'Angelo. Colognesi, M. Ashton, K. Pervier, N. Allard, D. Suprenant, P. RING COMMITTEE S T. D'Angelo. J. Clarke, K. Lacasse. D. Surprenant, A. Palmerino. 87 5 ? v n J I 1 I I Q l I I I I I Xl I- ll I- Ill I r ll r' IU I ll I I I 1 1 I 1 I I lk , g:g:g:g:jTgQ:'g:-:-:-:-:-:-:- ' rf' '-I I:2:7 .1222:21i123352Eisiilsisliiiiiislglglgi lg EIEZ:.yu-QIZIIIZZZIIZIII l ll I -1 ll if JU IOR X.. K Q i X, x t FE f xg. Ni.-is X 4 1 ' ' A ' 4-'F - f X 'QQ 4 X,-.c R. Q' N ' X X X 1 N , 4 V hi nv . Miizifi' as EQ' - E223 P is 5 aigx .riff .3,,:s'.m:g5grggS is SQ ,d .8531 9? r, 4 - ASX sg 22 Sf, ' ,f' 90 W X N il f KXY 4 -P? i any PROM The Junior Prom, honoring the se- nior class, was an occasion not soon to be forgotten. Entitled Bon Vo - agen, the social gathering was dedi- cated to the mighty seniors of '65 as they took one long. last look at our hallowed halls. The Prom Committee, led by chair- man Bill Bastien, did their best to out-do all previous classes in decora- tions and scenery. The resulting beauty set the scene for an ocean- going vessel with a lighthouse and a city's skyline off in the distance. Traditional dance music was re- placed by popular tunes as many a stately gown tparticipated in the hec- tic motions o the jerk and the frug. The Queen, Patty Dubreuil, and her court reigned supreme over an even- ing of regal splendor. -.-:::1-f:-.253 .t gs .... ,W ,Q , , .-.t ...,-., za . .v 4: -. p 5:-t53,.glm,. .N . Q, y,.,..,.., Q.. 5 A , .Q-iffffil, ' Q Y s ws X xx Q .,-,.,:t- x ..,::..,qg zxgfix xx N X x if :Xa 3 X Y 4-.X i s vo Q N -A, A ,tx 2 , GF?x- t-.za . le X . , I Wifi , ., Nm. '-Q::,.,,, , 1 K-, :QW IW, 'x pm- V, 'AQ an-l N ,- ,.., -N ,,,,,,yw114'F5KEZ7'8 ,W V an-M ,. M N vw'-4031 N, V? Robert Fantaroni. Rudy Sabatinelli, and Bill Brousseau, the tri- captains of 1965 were presented football awards. The l965 Victory Dance will long be remembered by all who attended. The cheerleaders. who did a tremendous job cheering at the game in the morn- ing. set the mood for the evening by gayly de- corating the gym in red and white streamers. The victory bell rang loudly and clearly throughout the dance. announcing the Pioneer's victory over the Bartlett Indians by a score of 14-0 that Thanks- giving morning at Dresser St. Field. The climax ot' the evening came with the election of John Lango and Cliff Szczypien as Co-Captains ol' next year's football team. Their capable lead- ership will insure another Thanksgiving victory next year. SPECIAL 12-0 14-0 The tophy was retired to our showcase after three hard fought victories. l i The bell is again ours to ring for future victories. EVENT may ' ' K ifxbrf . R Paul Rapo represented our school in Boston on Mr. Young and Robert McMaster spent four days investigating the Student Government Day. wonders of science at the Bell Telephone Laboratories. Ronald Ohop won a national award Y x 'X Q Ns for his welding ability. James Kavanagh re- ceived national recogni- tion as a finalist in the National Merit Schol- arship Test. Tri-Area Basketball Tournament held at Southbridge High School was won by Oxford. 'runs in 2 ,.--s l I E F i r i 'O ir t -1' will ' tivii ' Thomas Christo represented our school in the American Legion Oratorical Contest. .naar l if fi ti SENIOR 'u-. L A glimpse of Broadway graced our stage as the senior class played a two night stand with the comedy Lo and Behold When Mr. Weldon Finished the casting, Pat Lyons and Tom Christo found themselves with the lead parts supported by six other stage-struck actors and actresses ready to make their bids for stardom. Little did they know that before the play was over each would be the victim not only ofthe acting bug but also of the Hu bug. go on The curtains opened and the audience beheld a roup of players so closely knit toffether that one would never now Nevertheless, true to the profession of acting, the show must . i A D i , the barriers that were surmounted. 4 9 J ,. -v S2 PLAY ,, M , -9, ,. 3-,Q QI w? ' 1 i EX ' 4 Qs? 1 5. .7- H W5 fi?-if i Qifi GWQ x :If SES QSW if E +836 5 Wfqr F SHO 1 'Viixi S 2 igiwissf 5 I N ...a- Q x Ni ti! Sv-. X X UNIOR PLAY V 1 -mx vt '. . . 5- K i , is fi ' ' 2 N Q .V 1- W X 1 . 'i ,.,Q' ' 1, il .f W Q 3 x --:GE . xg, ..,. Q xx Z. :Q . . J E '5iX,.Qg3is7i'i 1 1 A ' ' , fi .ff ., Our class presented The Egg and I as its junior class play. The spontaneous reception given to the play by the public was a tribute to the superb directors, Mr. Britch and Miss Baker, as well as to the entire cast. For the first time in the history of Southbridge High School, the play was pre- sented on two successive evenings. Our venture proved to be not only profitable to the class, but also rewarding and exciting to the cast in their first dramatic presentation to the public. i mt 1 ',f-X ' 'J 1 5: ,.-.,, 1-' 'fr'4 ,. ' af 3 z - , 1-1 S . if S134 I ' - :fs :Qi 5 H flaw F 4 Y X x . ' 'A -: Q -15 1,- If ii .45 5 -:S 'J -, - AQ, , y . wean. A M ,Eiga . yy- . I -, 7 :T riff? 'V f if A- ,gm Q1 A X. f ,, 4, ,, ,,-9'-.4 . 1-Wm 3 I CHRISTMAS CONCERT 'r.,.6,, The joyful strains of our Music Department, heard in the Christmas Concert, marked the beginning of the Christmas vacation for all at Southbridge High. The concert was an appropriate opening to the Christmas sea- son for it created a mood of merriment brought to life by the vocal and instrumental talent of our student ody. The Modern Dance Group contributed to the concert's suc- cess by presenting the Nativity scene as the background to a vocal se ection, The spirit of Christmas prevailed throughout the concert and seemed to be absorbed y the audience who left feeling that they had been musically introduced into the Yuletide season. 3 , TALENT SHOW t The theme of this year's talent show was the entertainment of two courageous astronauts as they traveled to the moon in their spacecraft, Fizzout I. Before a capacity crowd, master of ceremonies, Tom Christo introduced astronauts Ronald Blais and Doug Monroe. From lift-off to recovery the spacemen and audience alike were treated to the talents of seventeen great acts. Highlightini the show was the appearance of the popular combo Mic ey and the Motions, t e debut of adgreat jazz group Mogan David and the Grapes of Wrath, an stunning performances by soloists Ruth Petrelli, Janice Libera, and onald Blais. Congratulations are in order for all who helped make this show such a success. 5 emi l Y C v it l l 5 I ?t ,fall , l 1 , sl!-u-an A l ai .. 1. li .l h F RESHMAN The senior class honored the largest freshman class in the history of Southbridge High School at the annual Freshman Reception. Standing in the reception line, waiting to introduce the fresh- men to the faculty, the seniors recalled the day when they stood in the shoes of the lowly fresh- man. Higlhlighting the eveningl was the choosing of the ta est and shortest fres man girl and boy, Then, to the music of Mickey and the Motions, the tallest and the shortest freshmen danced with each other. The event was highly successful, providing an enjoyable evening for everyone in attendance. Yes, I did get 24727 fewer cavities with Crest. 5'4 tall? 34 lbs.'? i f RECEPTION l V .4 'q: v I , I 4 A 3 Y 1 I 5 I1 i 3 1 I K K ssss s 1 A Freshman looks I think we're being watched. + to a STARR, W Put your head on my shoulder. 101 CLASS ADVISERS N-J Mr. Charles Latino. Mr. Roger Giroux, Mr. Paul Bergeron, Mr. N. Richard Leduc. Mr. James Forkey. Mr. William Paul. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Q if'-Q. lil' .pv- VY .-wav' Charles Szumilas. Vice-President: Kenneth Szczypien. President: Marcia Domijan. Secretary: Paul Hapgood, Treasurer 102 SGPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS , V . saw' A J ,hawaii l ' - : rg-A-is ,I . -.7 715: 315 .1 . 'tzsv fn? 553 Janet Puccelli, Treasurer: Douglas Smolen. Presidentg Jeanne Dubreuil, Vice-President: Jacqueline Page, Secretary, F RESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ' ' 'A' fI,'?'?fyQz'K2m'-1 Q5?2'2fE V? pews? Q. +ve.. 'Q -egg-,j?y ,, fag X , ' gg IAQ. ,rm . , ,lf 'iii' E an A ' -- 5 - f .--Q -r iy I if 4, - 5 -1ii'f,L'- ,af K fl V' ' it qg,x,zq ' ii 4 - ' - ig V , f '- :ww A i , ' ' F ., 1 . 3 ' i .9 girl F 'A- 'fli , . -f ' ' . - .1 2,- g Michael Bousquet. Vice-Presidentg Christopher Clarke, President: Penny Page. Secretary: Martha Mi- chon, Treasurer. 103 EE ?a P4 -Q--A-MP4 P u?+ - '-n- 5 Rl ll? illlli' o ', o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o.-o-o-o-o-ov-o-o- f ---- Y Y,,,Y, ,,VvY S:2:2:2:2:f:5:2:':':':':':':':':':':':'-' '-:-D 'fi EEEE3:g.fIAE-I-E -Ii-E-S+EfEAE E-E-Ei J M Ill' IIQ li Q Ill' 'V rx sigh Q X Q I 2 N 'M 1 Y A X Oh, filet mignon with mushrooms caps again! May I please speak lo the Presi dent'7 Yzijg W H X I i 1 ' V- Q If 1 I V .,.,. N A 1 f' I 1 Only her hairdresser knows. But I didn'l hear the fire drill bell. I'm Betty's husband, Bernie Crocker! 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I' ff L-I . 1 7 MII:-:A ' -n .. .,.,, A rf rr S, fj 1 19' ' . ,,f I , 121. 'inf ' .. .,... .... J. . 'f W T ' ' . ff' W Yes, I had a hard day at the office. ' I II' ' ' I one thousand one hundred and twenty-four . . . one thousand Mrs. Grebb, I'm really studying. ,, .ff'i '?m f 5522151 -11' fr-+-gf A :- fi fr, j 4 ni slr, g l' 'Ir Q , . QL , , I 4 X , . -Yrffxiffg 5 U . x My Q l B v 1 A x ' 4- 1 .rf ' .S' -' ,KH Q. T U QQ. 3Tj l. V .n r 'l. Y ' v arvi'f: qu., fl. rr,q..5.:a: ., M , ' 4 ,xr Q.: 91. ' Q., YQ ,-1 -fi , . . ' -3? -l...:f4,,gff- . ,-Q, H ,.:-A ..-V i 1 , . mx Q 1 ':f:, 1 X nu., ,.4. . fs .a'W'.,-f As . we ,gi Q A.'4'3?2?Lx,,aa'-3 g , A3 C 5E?5??E?ff'.f ,,VM , ,H z ,!?3 4' , ' 42 vw , I l 1 V: , 2413 2 ' W 'v2wgv4 i V8 SQL 3 izkff, ' 4 , 4 !Qq,f'm!' t 'I 5 ' 1 vt I J, 1 v df 4' ..-. 3 ,. 5,,, 'S ' g-f f- Y: if . ,xih . 'h1 Wi K Q fx 'Q .4 bi W Hwy x, i .,41,,iu. 2 Y liix igs. YH , .,.. Mp ,M 1 Slip.,-N-'GV '.s- V-1,-9--1 -s- xwwnv , ,- v, L f 411 3 is' 'vs 12 ff 21 'iivfa ff1iw ,g 2? A PY N731 K, 7.x P , ?T . 'i ' efffff' Sas? 1 iii? . PM . ,vw N 49 X X , 2 1 L4 QQ I .,. FX: .N X'-1, A43 'Q 5-mi-T1 r Q .. Fifi W, 1 NA.- ' N : yy. .rw 53' .- F saga gig.. r ' 3 , - ' 5 Q .gg12.:. ' ' W 5. .P+ , ' 7 51 ' ZW x Q fx J Wg ,l,..f,,iQ gg, -H vi-w ' -f CLASS OF ,66 Did Most For The Class Friendliest Bill Bastien and Judy Jenkins Cheryl Rodio and Bob Fantaroni 3 9.5 Chatterboxes Best Athletes Ron Simonelli and Starr Barth Bob Desaulniers and Ruth Spielvogel F lirts Tom Rourke and Diane Surprenant Best Looking Carol Pontbriand and Don Vespucci HQ? 'if' If K z 5' 5 . ' V dj 4 'Si -.. - z f 'Q .give :Liar .PP--.-...Q.4. i .ogg iz, ' 4: 5' 212721-i. i,i- vii 4' 4p' -.'. A by . ., , 'fe 5, We J 9 x fvv ' ,F 5 ,, If ,.....---ef 5 'X e x X! Most Likely To Succeed Bob McMaster and Celine Poirier am, L.. -M B Best Actor And Actress Pat Lyons and Ken Pervier ak 'B 1 , ' if ' W THE a ,s., , LSBRARY ' f i 4 :nk B ' I 14 Quietest Bill Hutchinson and Diane DiFederico Class Clown DeeDee Allard and Ron Somonelli fx 13 , , ? w'f,yp1'lf- , I 10 I ,,-,,,...M-- l 3 ... . Q u . . l.l .Q n Q n . n Q . . r'z'. '.'r-an '.:.p in II K I ll if SOUTHBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK Your Mutual Savings Bank Encourages Thrift Through School Savings 253 IVlain St. Southbridge, Nlass. BIG BUNNY SUPER IVIARKET 942 W. MAIN STREET SOUTHBRIDGE, IVIASS. - Best Wishes - STURBRIDGE YANKEE WORKSHOP For Early American Furniture and Gifts STURBRIDGE, MASS. GAY'S J EWELRY STORE Theodore Nlichaeles Prop S thb dg NI DANI 8: SOLDANI, INC Compliments of FLORSHEIM'S MEN AND BOYS' SHOP 280 MAIN STREET SOUTHBRIDGE MASS Compliments of SOUTHBRIDGE SHEET METAL WORKS 76 MILL STREET SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. A 81 M TOOL 8: DIE CO., INC. IVIILL ST. SOUTHBRIDGE, NIASS. 01551 TEL. AREA CODE 617 764-3241 MARTEL CLEANERS 142 Hamilton Street CORP. Dealers in Lumber - Doors Sash Nlouldings - Roofings, etc. 248 Elm. Street, Cor. Everett Southbridge, Mass. Dial - 764-8856 Southbridge, Mass. ...q.......,,.... Compliments of ' , e P l s. MH . 2-.. ,ul ' - its '-ff X AY I N , . ,.Y,., v. 1:2 - L ' 1 , 2: -- - '-ff , if l .lata-'bw A 2 K lf! Q ' N ll ' 3. ' i' ittgifts F5 - ' - . , . 1 - ,. ns..-. . ': t fl s lv 2 X , 4 f 2 X itll! X ' 'Wm 4 kiwi. f 1 ' H 2 f 11 fl -f,1 -. BoNlFAcE TOOL a. DIE mc. BUTLER'S FLOWER sHoP Southbridgey Mass. 10 Elm St. Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of BILL SWIACKI Real Estate - Insurance Southbridge, Nlass. 222 Nlain St. 764-4391 SOUTHBRIDGE 8: WEBSTER PLUMBING CO., INC. 186 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Mass. GIFT SHOP PLUMBING HEATING 764-3773 Compliments of BEAUREGARD FURNITURE, INC. Compliments of RUSSELL HARRINGTON CUTLERY COMPANY Our Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 TRAHAN BROS., INC. MASON'S SUPPLIES 570 South Street Southbridge, Mass. AMERICAN LANES 24 Lanes of CandlePin Air Conditioned gl Electric Filters 123 North Street ,1- NE I I I .3 Compliments of STEVEN'S AMUSEIVIENTS N J. J. DELEHANTY 81 CO. 858 Main Southbridge H F h g S T A g d 1875 Compliments of 764-6042 .1 CPC ENGINEERING CORPORATION Stu rbridge - 5'-1-'.1m.. OVIDE'S HOTEL AND RESTAURANT Rte. 15 - Sturbridge BEN BOUSQUET REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 264 Main St. S mb ag M HYDE MFG. CO. 54 Eastford Rd. Boys JoiN Novv Men and FOR YEAR ROUND FUN and GirlS Women FITNESS FRIENDS Y.M.C.A. Keep 267 Main Street GYm Classes 'n Southbridge, Mass. and Trim Tel. 764-4121 Social Activities Compliments of ARMAND'S SODA OUTLET Where you get more E PHARMACY X Since 1827 Robert S. Howe, R.Ph., Prop. 296 Main St. SOUTH BRIDGE CO-OPERATIVE BANK 15 Elm Street Southbridge, Nlass. Systematic Savings Accounts Regular Savings Accounts Paid-Up Shares THE UNIVERSAL TAG CO. STURBRIDGE ROAD STURBRIDGE, IVIASS. Compliments of MCGRATH RADIO 8: APPLIANCE CO. 33 Crystal Street S thb'dg P p Ch I T P h PARTS, INC. Southbridge, Mass. Dudley, Mass. Putnam, Conn. WHITFORD PHARMACY, INC. Laurier G. Bastien, Reg. Pharm. Corner Main and Hamilton Sts. Southbridge, Mass. Dial 764-7401 Compliments of TOWN AND COUNTRY FLOWER SHOPPE Compliments of MCKINSTRY ICE CO., INC. 6 Dupaul Street Southbridge, Mass. UNIVERSAL BLANK C0., INC. 79 North Street Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of LANGEVIN JEWELERS GAY TRAVEL SERVICE Southbridge Lorraine Langevin Albert J. Langevin Compliments of BILLIS' DINER 81 COFFEE SHOP, INC. 10 Central St. Southbridge's Favorite Eating Place Compliments of H. J. MADORE, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Southbridge, Nlass. KAMPUS KORNER home of The Villager Canterbury Ladybug Freedberg of Boston Evan Picone Stanley Blacker Pamela Martin Byford BIG BUNNY SHOPPERS PLAZA Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of ELM MARKET 177 Elm Street Southbridge, Mass. CENTRAL RETREADING, INC. 505 Worcester St. Walter Postemski, Prop. Compliments of RUSSELL W. COURNOYER Distributor of Polar Beverages FRONTIER RESTAURANT Route 131 Sturbridge, Nlass Breakfast, Lunches, Dinner Take Out Service Smorgasbord Sundays Noon till 9:00 P.lVl. call 347-8351 Congratulations to the Class of '66 SOUTHBRIDGE SCRAP IRON 81 METAL, INC. and L 81 P DISTRIBUTORS 39 Moon St. Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of DESA PAINT CO. 52 Central St. Southbridge Compliments of WESTWOOD TEXTILE MFG., INC. AMES DISCOUNT DEPT. STORE MILL ST. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS TRI COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION HEADQUARTERS Thunderbird mm, Galaxie Fairlane Falcon ff x Q Authorized Sales 84 Service Mercury Lincoln Comet Continental HERITAGE MOTORS, INC. Worcester Rd. 764-3255 Compliments of TASSE INC. TASSE FUEL CORP For the 5 New Ones visit C. H. KNIGHT, INC. 85 Hamilton St. EDWARDS Southbridge Gift Headquarters for 121 years Your Department Store Since Southbridge 1844 Chevrolet Chevelle Dial Free Daily Chevy ll 764-3238 Delivery Service Corvair Corvette COLONIAL SPORT 81 PHOTO SHOP Southbridge's Largest Sport Store for the Sports Minded Wilson - Spaulding - Mac Gregor Guns Ammo Evinrude Motors - Glasspar Boats TeeNee-Gator Trailers CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. 393 East Main St. Southbridge Your Tri-Community Authorized Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer Tel. 764-2550 DAVID LENTI Shoes - Clothing 11 Elm Street ART'S VARIETY STORE Southbfidge Mass 276 South Street fx ' ff 773 - A ,sf ' 4512151111 ---v-' ' I I' O . 2 I 1, K 'km I ',, I T V I ...,....,.., .,.., . ,.., Eg .. QW , ,- is . V .... - , 2 ',,x b M i,,,g-L t if Ei a'T ?+ai 91 . . A fu ' .,o. 249 Main Street - Southbridge Globe Office - Big Bunny Shopping Center A full range of Banking and Trust Service for Worcester County Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. BONNETTE OIL COMPANY, INC. 36 East Main Street Southbridge HARRY I. CUTLER Worcester Road For the Very Best in Used Car .11- A,-qu. RUDI'S FLORAL WORKSHOP Floral Gems - Pic Floral Service 284 Worcester Street Southbridge, Massachusetts 764-4385 Compliments of Ernest and Raymond Lippe Compliments of TETREAULT-PERVIER INSURANCE AGENCY 22 Goddard Street Southbridge, Mass. Tel. 764-7646 TWEEDS FROM THE FARM Sturbridge, Mass. 81 Mrs. Francis Bousquet 84 Mrs. Harding B. Jenkins Smaraldo Salce 81 Mrs. Emile A. Jourdenais 81 Mrs. C. Raymond Chase 81 Mrs. Raymond W. Berthiaume 81 Mrs. Robert McMaster 81 Mrs. Alexander Lesniewski 81 Mrs. Ernest Lacasse John Palmer MGRIN STUDIOS Southbridge St Webster, Mass. Congratulations! We wish you the best of luck in years to come! We, the Morin Studios of Southbridge and Webster, are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your yearbook a permanent reminder of your school years, one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that just as you have chosen us as your class photographer you will continue to think of Morin Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Morin Studios you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at moderate prices! We wish to extend our most sincere gratitude to all the members of the Class of 1966! PATRONS SPONSORS Mrs. Lorraine Bertrand Joseph Chouinard - North American Van Lines Mr. 81 Mrs. Francis Bousquet Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Pervier Mr. 81 Mrs. Lawrence Hutchinson THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WISHES THE SENIOR CLASS BEST OF LUCK Home Improvement Center Compliments of ARCHAMBEAUI'-I-,S PARKLANE MOTORS BUILDERS SUPPLY INC. 15-17 Goddard Street 35 Hook Street S thb dg S thb dg IVI h tt GOODWIN'S Clothes f M W By ,Q W 1 n 5 ' 1 v World Headquarters and Nlain Plant AMERICAN OPTICAL COM PANY, SCUTHBRIDCE, iviASS. gfzaijaifbms. TCD Tl-IE GRADUATING CLASS Your big day has finally arrived . . . For many of you, there's still college ahead. Others have probably made plans to go into service or start out on a new job shortly. Whatever your plans for the future may be, your education will serve you well. All of us at American Optical Company extend our heartiest con- gratulations upon your graduation and wish you good luck and Godspeed. AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY PRODUCTS THAT EXTEND AND PROTECT iviAN'S PHYSICAL SENSES 1 '1 '11 ...Tl ,, Y, .. I 41 H nf V 11.1 : ei 1' m ,, ! . u'11' J -1 . , .. -I-.1,,'L'Q, ' W , .11. V - . I ,' -- N ., , 11, 1 ..U1!1I 1 I I 1.0M L3 U I, ,. ' N H 1 .. 1 1 1 , , 1 J 1.. 4 1 1 11 1 C 1 1 4 Jacob Edwards Library V , 236 Main Street . . Soufhbffdse. MA 01550 W , , C4 , X- N 1 fyyfh .u t ' + 'lf' M, Q4 1 pt -1 r1l's' J.4if -Jf'g:f , ' F ' ' Y -. W?FfF f7fh'T7 77: f ' 4 . ' 211-ia ' -lpn-r Jr. -- Ru .U -xf.kf':f -Jw, -ff ' 1 1 V ,Q 1,3-, fx ,xx V 5,434.13 Edlqa h ' - A 454- - lk V, .V -A . rx 5: A 2ae ff, '-M0 '-'Drury '. ' A,.- ', ' ' A 4 ' 50 ' F I w 1 I ! 1 I , Hwfiv- -- : fry - .4 1 :I N .. ,. 1'-' 1 -- -r nl - J .1 Q 'rx 7 ' ' 1,5 F ' 1-'Y ff '-f - 'W , .-:.?gE ', --.-1-+.L..l.- -ff 'J YV: 5, ,. AT if wr Z 1: 5 z E 2: E 4 2 -1-ug -gy:1.m mmw. H-4 uv vnu., ...f...f-A -.1 M. .fa A. f-. uf.. .ff-1.1,-.mx ..,v.u..M. f...v.-,1.w.- ,N-, . ww .-1 .u.-.1,-.Q--,vfu-Qf,.uuN 1.