Southbridge High School - Milestone Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

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We remember the friendly word he had for everyone and his willingness to help others. His presence has been missed by all. Susan was admired by all who knew her as a person of rare courage. She always had a smile and a kind word for her classmates. She accepted her ap- proaching death with a calmness that few of us can ever hope to experience. Spiritually, she contributed much to our class. The memory of both of our former students will always be with us as we continue onward in life. 4 Dedication SBP' 'G' Mr. James Forkey Our lives have been greatly enriched during the four years which we have spent at Southbridge High School. This enrichment was made possible by the faculty members' time and ability which they so willingly shared with us. We are thankful to all of our teachers for their contributions to us, and especially grateful to our advisors, Mr. James Forkey and Mr. William Paul. To them we, the grateful Class of 1967, dedicate this year- book, a symbol of our enrichment by them. Mr. William Paul N lQ ' , ! w w P 8 X A X Yi Xx x 'I S Superintendent of Schools Mr. Charles Beattie We, the class of 1967, would like to take this op- portunity to extend a cordial welcome to our new Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Charles Beattie. We hope that his stay in Southbridge will be a long and pleasant one. 8 Administration ik' 'A r,,,,. ,.,f4,g.im. we uf 41 wg-1 ai v ', n- 9. Mr. Edward Desroches Mr. C. Joseph Montigny principal vice-principal Mr. Wilfred Learned Mr. Frank Skinyon princzpal fCole Trade Divisionj vice-princzpal fCole Trade Divisionj Guidance .N X Ja Q-glial' Dr- Lewis Kyrios Mrs. Kathryn Beauregard guidance direcmr guzdance counselor Mrs. Catherine Theodoss guidance secretary 10 Secretaries 'Wann 'Nova-qw. il: ' A I s i n Mrs. Nora Adams ti f ' Mrs. Mary Clarke secretafv lo Ihe principal Xeffefafi' V0 fhf Prinflpal Miss Elsie Hofstra secretary to Ihe principal QCole Trade Division! 11 ,WN-s. an Mrs. Rose Proulx-Boston Univ., B.A.g Middlebury, M.A.3 Princelong F.'l'.A.g Flower and Gift Comm.: N.H.S. Comm. Miss Murcia Houde-Emmanuel College, B.A.g Univ. of Paris. M.A.1 French Club. Language Mr. James Gibbons-Stonehill College, B.A.g Flower and Gift Comm.g Concert Comm.g Latin Club Adv. Miss Andrea Long-Marietta College, B.A.: Spanish Clubg Social Comm.g Pep Club Co-Adv. Social Studies Mr. James Forkey-Univ. of Massachusetts, B.A., M.A.g Worcester State, M.Ed.g Senior Class Play: Class Adv.g N.H.S. Comm. Mr. Walter Gosk-Worcester State, B.S., M.Ed.g J.V. Basketballg Talent Showg Concerts. Mr. Roland Varin-State College at Worcester. B.S Ed., M.Ed,g Yearbook Adv.g Ski Club Co-Adv.g Good Gov't Day. .A Mr. Pau! Siurgis-Worcester State. B,S.. M.Ed.: Fresh. Co-Adv.: Sci. Fair Comm.: N.H.S. Comm.: Talent Show. Math Mr. Joseph Jordan-Boston Univ., B.A.g Worcester Slate. M.Ed.1 Math Fairg Math Leagueg N.H.S. Comm. Mr. Norman Leduc-Worcester State, B.S.3 Fresh. Basketball: Math Fairg Social Comm. Mr. John Conlon-Georgetown Univ., B.A.g Math Fairg Student Council Adv.g N.H.S. Comm. Mr. Francis Flanagan-Boston College, B.S.: A.V.A.g Math Fair. Mr. P. Eugene Talbot-Assumption, BA.: Wor- cester Polytechnic, M.N.S.: Chem. Club: Science Fair. Mr. Robert Bongiorno-College of Santa Fe. B.A.p Ski Club Co-Adv.g Science Fair: Concertsg Talent Show. Science , I - I-I i n ' ' Y A! limi ' N. , -P Q. -N' l 'QQ 'l:'f.L'v4l D W , ,, S . ' , EQQ I Ni ik- i i fax ' ' . -, za 'ff f sf 1 I A . if-1 . 1 .' 1' ,. ' if QL: f..-s ' ' 11 l 1 if 1' 4 I fi' ies.:-::::..:.'1ff, -. P k If ,: ,j 1 25? , Q., 11.555 ,Qi . raw- ' wx . f S A r or Mr. William Nickerson-Norwich Univ., B.S.: Cal- vin Coolidge Collegeg Science Fair Comm.: School Safety Program: Jr. Red Cross. -ff. f Mr. Ml'!IOH Davls-Univ. of Hartford. B.A.L Science Fair C omm. me English 4 N... V.- 55-1-' Miss Beverlv Poliks-Univ. of Rhode Island. B.A.: Grad. Comm.: Declamation Contest: Jr. Class Play. v4 9,1 1 We Miss Thecla Fitzgerald-Radcliffe, B.A.: Boston Univ., M. Ed.g Grad. Comm.: Declamation Contestg Consultant to Yearbook. Mrs. .fllflel Poirier-Boston Univ., B.A.g Cheerleader Coach: Declamation Con- test: Talent Show. 16 Mr. Frederick Schultz-Worcester State, B.S.Ed.g Jr. Class Play. Declamation Contest. Mr. Roger Giroux-Livingston State, B.S.Ed.g Soph. Class Adv.g N.H.S Comm.: Declamation Contestg Fresh. Football Coach. Mrs. Melia LeBoezqffAnnhurst College. B.S.g Jr. Class Adv.: N.H.S. Commg Grad. Comm.: Public Relations: Central 'Treasuren lf l it l Commercial .'ll1,v,x cillllllllllft' fvllLIL'l'l't' Simnilins Chol- legc. B.S.L Supplies: Honor Rolli Pro- grams and Tickets. - 'rvrzrrg :gggsgjf Mrs. Celesla Sullivan-Central Michigan Univ., B.S.Ed.g Univ. of Michigang Busi- ness Manager of Yearbook. Miss Persis Howe-Salem State College. B.S.Ed.g N.H.S. Adv. l g n LION 4,1 Al' -Il f M. A , . Mr. William Welch-Nichols. D.B.A. Ast. Football Coach: Talent Show: Grad Comm. I Nw N 1'7Txr' Mr. Pau! Bergeron-North Adams State, B.S. pp--ma...--M... rx. . Mr. Joseph Cimoch-Nichols College. 1 8 1 Mr. Donald Bernard-Worcester Junior, Associates Mechanical Drawingg Boys' Basketball Coach. Mr. David Cronholm- Fitchburg State, B.S.Ed. Mr. Robert Giroux-Westfield Trade School. Cole Trade Mr. Walter Glondek-Fitchburg State. 5' gy. 0, di 552121: ,Q-. 3 v,.,. m 1 I -.' Y!! X le-'K V' i tx Mr. David Knight-Fitchburg State. Mr. Charles Latino-Worcester State, B.S.Ed.g Jr. Class Adv. Cole Trade Mr. Lucian Manchuk-Fitchburg Stateg Soph. Class Adv. 14 Mr. Arthur Melras-Worcester Junior, Associates Mechanical Drawingg Western New England. l 20 Mr. William Paul-Fitchburg Slateg Senior Class Adv. 5 X1 t it Mr. Arnold Reppucci-Boston Univ., B.M.M.M Harvardg Univ. of New Hampshire: Talent Shovsii Concertsg Music Dir. I .J l 't 'Tw' . ..:: , ' , ' -V s - if ssfewjiiiwf ' . .gy x. A I Mrs. Virginia Page-Worcester Hahnemann, R.N.g Mental Retardation Courseg Psychological Ed.g F.N.A.g School Nurse. Mrs. Jean Grebb-State College at Worcester B.S.Ed.g Librarian, . ri s . .Q 1 -Tw, ' :i5'?S4'HQ.. W ...W N, , . ,. .M N-x . , vi. . FQ. . , .3 1?-5' -531' 1' I' 1 Q 1 1 Tig, -Q1 t 5 1 - . Q.-+.1.,,. Q , --.ss S ,':- g ' . . fy gr fei...:3? '-Q: is 'sax :fm Q wi 3, , ' . 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' 'ryQ:gX1.,:1.j .3-'.1+ ' X, X if Xe' Qi S- ' ' ' ' ff: Xzixfw ,. ...Q 1 Mr. Elzear Zack Cormier, Mr. Gerald Lippe, 23 5 'X , N 1 X.f'wN 5 E , I 1 X X x Q b 1 X X N N Y-X W X xx X X s X .gf X XNXQQXX X NX Q X Xe, 3 3 Xb , PX X Q sm -X Q N X X , XX. XX X X X X , X 5 X X N. X XX X. X, X .Q X' X N 'X O x 12 xx isis X R5 X 'Q 15 X XX ' KR X XX.. , X X N A X X X ax X l X X ' Xe :Xb x XX -sw-4 3 X we and Mr. Armand St. X4 Q if .X 5 -am 2 ug .'... X X' I' Us 'f-Ii I Germain. v , I n n ,- W 4 Class Officers -'gy jr' f' Kenneth Szczypien Pierre Coumoyer pf2Sid6n! vice president 'Q -Qpl-f Marcia Domijan Paul Hapgood S6L'rElllry lregjurgr 26 Wq'TTwT,,,T,r, S l 'NK X t ,Q - F 4 l l a i , albert j. anderson , A little nonsense now and then is relished l. by the wisest men. L t l john w. anderson Everything comes U' a man will onbf wait. 4 1 l I myma d. anderson My task accomplished and the long day I Q .4 l 1 6 iz il done. l albert j. anderson stu. coun. 4, track 4, boys bask. l, 2. 3, 4, concessions 3, 4, hm. rm. off, 2, 3g s club 2, 33 st. mary's 1. john w. anderson lat. club 3, 4, base. lg track 4g conces- sions 3, 4g hm. rm. off. l, 2, 3, 4, prom com. 3g sci. fair l, 2. myma d. anderson lat. club 3, 4, f.t.a. 3. 43 concessions 35 grom com. 3, will 8: proph. 4g sci. fair 1, , 3, 4g math fair 1, 2, 3, lib. club lg gym show 2, 43 usherette 3. susan 1. anderson f.s.a. 3. ruth a. arsenault lib. club 2, 3g f.s.a. 3, 4. kenneth g. ashton band l, 2, 3, 45 track 2, 3, 4. 27 lil :- m, -4. . f QM, V Q - UUA! 5 t DQ A Q K , . M I susan I. anderson Ill make Wilfjqv a secret thing. X 1 Aw., ruth a. arsenault Virtue is its own reward lf'-v ' kenneth g. ashton Brevitv is the soul of wit. VW?- f-.eff F7771 theodore r. ashton Men offew words are lhe best men. paul r. bachand The world is all before me. Suzanne t. asselin suzanne t. bachand theodore r. ashton concessions 3. suzanne t. asselin stu. coun. I, 2, 3, 4, concessions 4, hm. rm. off. l, 2, prom com. 3, oil. girl 3, 4, var. cheerleader 3, 4, v. cheerleader 2, gym show 2, 4. regory a. bachand Ease. l. 2, 3, 4, boys bask. lg prom com. 3, hm. rm. off. l, , football l, 4. paul r. bachand concessions 4, prom com. 3, football 2. suzanne t. bachand stu. coun. 3, 4, concessions 4, hm. rm. off. 3: prom com. 3, dance com. 1, year- book co-sen. ed. 4, off. girl 3, 4, gym show 2, 4, will 4, usherette 3, sen. activi- ties com. 4. h. douglas barth boys bask. 4, hm. rm. off. 2. T0 599 he' WHS 10 f0Vf? her- Edflhii' noblest thing-a woman pewcted -me-15 5-li, .' 3172 2 , ff 'fit l,,l.,', A ,iw 54-ff L32 L55 ,LQ :Q 'fig .5--,fwifg li' gegory a. bachand he Hlghl har u lhousand elves, h. douglas barth A curepee hear! is a happy hearl. 28 peter battista prorn com. 3g football 1, 2, 3g class play 4' SH club l 2 3 s sv- donna m. beaulieu f.s.a. 3, 4. anne n. belanger lat. club lg band l, 23 girls bask. 2, 43 prom com. 31 will 43 sci. fair lg f.s.a. 3, 4. helen bellos stu. coun. 4g nat. hon. soc. 2. 3. 41 hm. rm. off. 33 rom com. 3g roph. 41 sci. fair 25 lib. cllilb l, 2, 3g ski club 43 f.s.a. 3, 4. donna m. benoit gym show 2. henry g. benoit concessions 3. 2 ,gn it f NIV' C 'we-'S' 1' ff 'fuk I peter battista The higher! manhood resides disposilion, not in mere inlellecl. helen bellos in Above all Greeks, above all Roman jbme ,Q 'A .,',.,.,.TtT??.s 'Z' ? donna m. benoit LU? is like a scrambled egg. donna m. beaulieu Chattlh ehumnry, cheerful. 4'-, I anne n. belunger henrv 2. benoit In quielness ami' vwrfiderzce le! Ilzere he Sflwlffr if fhf' 5111241 L'Ul4fSr'- srrengrlz. 29 x, -, N Awfiixi'-fE'?f.1iE1 ': 'T ' M X x X f i .Q- 4 .f -. .' fifxi. ' X. XNXXSN -gt .,..,,2.3--'-- : -s. ivziii -rf -'..v--':f-:- '- -' +- . .5-5 was -.Q , Y ,acwryfwiw ' Er' ' . LXR 5 2 Sy. ffm' I 31 H . - ,- - -:Jia fr. rg: tg. isis!-f' flillfesft - ' - - 'X-ls-a - -4 YL.-332, .I , xwstylimh . ' HW- 'sg - f .I ing-lg X r - s?'v'X 1 j We xivj, - Q ' HQ X 2 'Gill f'QfL'7' 3 L59 .N s . .mn- -. .gkii-2 .wsssstf . ES' -A Mwst Linda L. Benoit I Her eyes are songs of adventure and Stolen kzsses are always sweeter. cheer. Paul F. Besse Linda L. Benoit chorus lg concessions 4, prom com. 3 gym show 2. Monique T. Benoit drill team co-cap. lg f.s.a. 3, 4. Robert Bertrand concessions 4, prom com. 3. Paul F. Besse boys bask. 2, 3g prom com. 3, football 3. Nicholas S. Billis base. lg boys bask. 1, 2g concessions 3, 4 hm. rm. off. l, 3g football l. Stephen E. Billis band l, 2, 3, 4g4prom com. 3g sci. fair l 3, 45 class play g declam. contest 2, 3. Monique T. Benoit Nicholas s. Biuis Youth on the prow and pleasure at the The ton e can no man fame: if is gu helm- unruhf evil. Robert Bertrand Stephen E. Billis Thou little thinkest what a little faolery Musfg ig we-11 said governs the world. 30 L1 'WV Roland Blanchette A fer IU'e's jiU'uI fever, he sleeps well. David V. Boucher The wise are never without friends. Roland Blanchette prom com. 35 co-op. 35 arc. welding contest 3. David V. Boucher nat. hon. soc. 2, 3, 4, band 1, 2, 3, 45 troub. 45 hm. rm. off. 35 sci. fair ll, 2, 35 math fair 25 tal. show 2, 35 boy's state 35 proph. chairman 4. Paulette R. Boudreau concessions 45 lib. club lg f.s.a. 3, 4. Daniel Bourdelais prom com. 31 football 2. 3. 45 v.a. 4.4 Susan E. Bousquet stu. coun. 35 hm. rm. off. 2: prom com. 35 sci. fair 35 drill team 1. Paul F. Bouvier lat. club 15 band l, 2, 3, 45 sci. fair 3. xff ' 'lima-di 1'QUll' ,,' Daniel Bourdelais A smile is the whisper of the laugh. Susan E. Bousquet A simple maiden in her jiower. 'fists- Paulette' R. Boudreau P891 F- BQ'-Wier , What sweet deligh, a quiet IW ajfoniy. It is the will that makes the action. 31 thomas m. brodeur base. lg boys bask. 1, 2g hm. rm. off. 1: dance com. 1, 23 class play 4. alice r. bro usseau girls bask.23 Concessions 4g prom com. 33 OIT. girl 3: tal. show 23 gym show 2, 4. charliss a. brousseau pep club 1, 23 lat. club 1, 2g girls bask. lg prom com. 3. thomas w, brousseau lat. club 3, 43 nat. hon. soc. 4g base. 1. 3, 43 hm. rm. off. lg gearbook stalT 4g sci. fair 1, 2, 3, 4g mat team 2, 3, 43 math fair 2g S club 43 class play 4. linda l. brown pep club lg f.t.a. 13 concessions 3g prom com. 33 proph. 41 lib. club l, 2. 3. Cynthia buchanan pgp club lg concessions 33 prom com. 31 0 . girl 3, 43 lib. club 3. -.. ,.V4.-1..1 ,gm-i rz1'14n:iLfMU4 .iVElm1m thomas m. brodeur There is mischief in this man. thomas w. brousseau The minds the standard of the man. alice r. brousseau Gentle of speech-good of intention. linda l. brown Laugh and the world laughs with you. ' Wm, charliss a. brousseau Cynthia buchanan Happiness is the harvest ofa quiet eye. A merry' heart goes all the dav. 32 Nw' 'ituilu' elaine n. burda eugene cadarette A wise and an understanding heart. Silence never shows itseyf stanley j. buljycki ' helen a. cadarette Every man 'S the make' of h'-9 own A daughter ofthe gods, divinebf tall. fortune. ronald busiere anna a. calcagni Ask and learn. Let us not be weary in well doing. 33 elaine n. burda lat. club l, 23 troub. 2, 3. 43 concessions 43 prom com. 33 sci. fair 1, 2: gym show 2 stanley j. burzycki lat. club 1, 23 track 2, 3, 43 concessions 3, 43 sci. fair 1, 3, 43 cross country l, 2, 4. ronald bussiere prom com. 3g co-op 3, 4. eugene cadarette prom com, 2, 3: yearbook staff 43 co-op helen a. cadarette tal. show. l, 2, 3, 43 lib, club l, 2. 3. anna a. calcagni lat. club. l. 23 prom com. 33 dance com. 43 yearbook faculty ed. 43 OIT. girl 3, 43 class play 43 sen. activities com. 4: radio rep. 4. :gms QJAAMFW' norma i. capistrand Ind?-ference is the invincible giant of the wor al mag.. michael v. caplette You can always tell a Harvard man, bu! you can 'I tell him much. :fi- Q nelson 1. carpentier A smile for every boy and Iwo for every girl. norma i. capistrand lib. club l. 4. michael v. caplette base. 3, 4: concessions 3, 45 hm. rm. off. I, 2, prom com. 35 dance com. 1, 2g year- book bus. staff 43 math team 2, 3, 45 math fair 2, class play 4: sen. activities com. 43 radio rep. 43 declam. contest 2, 4. nelson 1. carpentier troub. 43 boys bask. l, 2, 3, 45 conces- sions 3g hm. rm. oif. l, 2, 3g prom com. 3, football lg S club 1, 2, 3, 4. stephen l. champeau track 2g boys bask. lg prom com. 3g sci. fair 3, 44- football lg 5 club 2, 3, 4g cross-country 2, 3, 4. william j. cloutier track 23 boys bask. lg hm. rm. olf. 2, 3, prom com. 35 sci. fair lg S club 3, 4g football 1, 2. 3, 4, gym show 2. barry cooper 34 stephen l. champeau Beware of fhe funv of a patient man V263 william j. cloutier Ay, every inch a king. barry j. cooper A good sport and a sincere fiend david ceccarelli ' fi i --VM as-..-v l 2 No man was ever so much deceived bv another. robert couture LW is a jest, and all things show it. stephen davis He seldom lives chance. frugalbf who lives lgv david ceccarelli track 3. 4: boys bask. l, 2, 3, 43 hm. rm. off. 1. 23 prom com. 31 dance com. lg will 4, sci. fair l, 3g football l. 2, 4: S club l, 2, 3. 41 a.v.a, l. 2: gym show 2: cross-country l. robert couture concessions 4, hm. rm. off. 2. 3. 4g year- book stah' 4. stephen davis track lg concessions 4: prom com. 33 football 2: co-op 3, 4. katya m. de castro stu. coun. 4g concessions 4: lib. club 4, foreigh exchange student. alfred denno stu. coun. 4: base. 1, 2, 3, 4g concessions 41 hm, rm. off. 1, 2, 3, 41 yearbook staff 4g s club 2, 3, 4, co-op 3, 4. david ford base. 1, boys bask. lg a.v.a. 1. 35 katya m. de castro The onli' wat' I0 have afriend is lo be one alfred denno Let us, then, be up and doing. 'Ri Haag inf .iii , 9' -- david ford The unspoken word never does harm. P,-ffl'i'-q:,g,s..- . Y'C 'j r Ei pierre a. cournoycr How easy to be amiable in the midsl happiness and success. william b. digregorio Laugh where we musl, be candid when can. ef f ,Q ,. .al Nag Z F roland j. dupuis f True silence is the rest of the mind raymond foumier A good word is an easy obligation. linda a. dimarco frames 1. gagne A rose wizh all its sweelesr leaves ygf I were but Iillle happy Q' I could say how f0Ided ' much. 36 pierre a. cournoyer boys bask. 1, 2, 3, 4g concessions 3, 43 hm. rm. off. 3: class off. 4g prom com. 33 class play 41 S club 2, 3, 4g ring com. 3g cross country 2, 4g sen. activities com. 4. william b. digregorio base. l, 2, 3, 4g boys bask. lg hm. rm. off. l, 21 prom com. g dance com. lg foot- ball l, 2, 3, 41 S club 2, 3, 4. linda a. dimarco pep club lg lat. club 1, 2g concessions 3, 43 hm. rm. off. 3g prom com. 3. roland j. dupnis concessions 3: prom com. 3, lib. club 3, 4. raymond fournier hm'. rm. off. 2, 3, 4: prom com. 3, co-op 3 frances l. gagne pep club l, 2, 3, 4g chorus 2. xml? jan r. desmarais An archangel a little damaged. jan r. desmarais stu. coun. lg lat. club lg troub. 43 chorus l, 2, 3g concessions 43 hm. rm. off. l, 2. 33 prom com. 33 proph. 43 tal. show 23 gym show 23 ring. com. 3. paula dubreuil stu. coun, 2, 3g lat. club lg chorus 33 concessions 3g hm. rm. olT. 23 prom com. 33 tal. show 23 gym show 23 ring com. 3. robert 1. dupuis lat. club l, 2g concessions 3, 43 sen. ac- tivities com. 4g prom com. 33 proph. 4. ruby-jean earnest lat. club 33 girls bask. 2, 3g prom com. 33 drill team capt. 1, 33 gym s ow 2. paul gaucher prom com, 33 football 4g co-op 3, 4. theresa m. gauthiergr chorus 43 gym show 2. ' ' paula dubreuil A merry, dancing, laughing, and anlhinking time. robert l. dupuis Lje is reall Ly? is earnest! 37 'Q ruby-jean earnest Earnestness commands the respect of mankind paul gaucher We love ajoke that hands us a pat on the back. theresa m. gauthier The grandest operations are the most silent. me ,L 1 Uf-fafjdf?-lj,mnmglmqwnwfflwnmflrmffgv 4J'.JuuUts'imrf.':w:::'m.rrmm:ne-x5m3n1am1Lqn1u-Q.m!L'-fm ,Q-wg AWS marcia l. domijan The artist is a child. everji' one of whose tears was a pearl. Claudio j. gauthier A word of kindness is seldom spoken in vain. priscilla c. gimas We all live in the hope of pleasing somebody. marcia l. domijan WW M N V concessions 3, hm. rm. off. l, 2g class olT. 2, 3, 4, prom com. 31 tal. show 2, year- - V,V'l- ' 4 ' , j f book art ed. 41 dance com. 2g declam. ' --- .-f --ff. contest 2g gym show 2, 41 lib. club lg sen. f activities com. 41 ring com. 3g radio rep. rig. ' 4g cheerleader l, 2, var. cheerleader - H 3' ,V , ,..,. M . ' 4 Claudio gauthier . lg, Q base. 4g concessions 4, prom com. 3, Q -,,.. . 1 , V 53 a.v.a. 33 co-op 3, 4. 5 michael f. gendreau ,J -5 We -A nat. hon. soc. 21 track 23 gym show 2. . 'l ' A priscilla c. gimas pep club lg troub. 4g lib. club lg pub. rel. A A fbulletin boardj l, 2, 3, 4. john h. giroux base. lg hm. rm. off. 33 prom com. 31 football l, 2. donna a. gravell john h. giroux Politeness comes from within the heart michael f. gendreau donna a. gravell I believe the fmt. test ofa truly great man The greatest truths are the simplest. is his humility. Z8 deborah e. gray Wisdom excelleth folhf, as far as light excelleth darkness. paulette c. gregoire Such joy ambition fnds. allan f. guardiani Will is character in action. deborah e. gray lat. club lg band l, 2, 3, 45 prom com. 33 usherette 3g columnist 41 yearbook stafi' 3, 45 co-copy ed. 4. paulette c. gregoire 3 f.t.a. 4: chorus 3g concessions 43 hm, rm. off. 25 prom com. 3g sci. fair 3g dance. com. 3g gym show 2. allan f. guardiani lat. club 25 concessions 3: hm. rm. off. lg prom com. 3: dance com. l, 3, sci. fair 3, football 1. 4. martin r. gubb concessions 3, 4g hm. rm. off. 1, 3g prom com. 33 dance com. l, 3, yearbook bus. staff 4, sci. fair lg class play 4. james hill track 1, 25 concessions 4g prom com. 3g a.v.a. 1, 2, 3, 4g gym show 2, co-op. 3, 4. bernard hudon 39 .,. '.:.,h ,M N4 ., 'f7T'4ax ,- 1 51,-' .1 7 ':..i.'y . Y P, .,u:. 3 ,, l 1, martin r. gubb Few things are neeajizl to make the wise man happy. james hill To be a wellfavored man is a gm of fortune, bernard hudon No person is either so happy or so unhappy as he imagines. IX' I r ' A. :WA-1 1 vvvvnwt- 1.-fnvuwa :'n:,u1 cheryl a. horonzewic pep club 3: lib. club 3, 43 gym show 2, 4 paul s. hapgood nat. hon. soc. 2, 4: boys bask. 1, 2. 3. 4, concessions 3, hm. rm. off. 3, 4g class off. 2, 3, 4g prom com. 33 dance com. 1, 2, 4, yearboo staff 4, class play 4g sf club 2, 3, 4g a.v.a. l, 2, 3g gym show 2g ring com 3: cross-country 2. edward s, iozzo I lat. club 33 base. 4g concessions 3, 4g sci fair lg football l, 31 cross-country l, 2. diane c. jacgues lib. club l, Q f.s.a. 3, 4. armand jalbert prom com. 33 a.v.a. l, 2. 3. 4: co-op. 3, 4. jean julian yearbook staff 4: co-op. 3. 4. 11.2411 A 'u he :x fobrvv-1 wir: .za sang: ' . L tif.- .- -1 V ,.... . V 215,13 '3 .2 fi 1 nf 3 affix. 4. -- 1 N P.: -sa-1 .:1:-- ' . . . . ,452 -' 1 K ' ' -1 .-,eff.5,'K fix, A 411 siiisii 12153 , ., - - .- .-,.b'1-1-153 Jie.. ..,. . , cheryl a. horonzewic Peace is that state in which fear of any kind is unknown. fww paul s. hapgood All mankind loves a lover. ora 1, 4.1, xg 'inf nnzrg -x smanugannznpgngugmn Lumunru diane c. jacques Good humor is one of the best articles of dress in sociegf. armand jalbert Humility is the truest abstinence of the world. edward s. iozzo jean julian Mankind WVU 10595 any gvvd lhing- Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. 40 ' R favs X S, fi'-..... .X ig is .2' fl! linda 1, julian stephen r. lancey lapmestic happiness is the end of almost LGI krwwledge grow from more to more. a ourpursuits. t. Dy ..,,z.' Q.. william c. klosek Good manners are the small coins of good virtue. jane e. kurposka The price of wisdom is above rubies. 2 marcia langlois Minute events are the hinges on which magnyicent results turn. ,QP rene laporte We make our fortunes and we call them fate. linda l. julian prom com 3: j.v. cheerleader 23 var. cheerleader 33 gym show 2: dance com. 3. william c. klosek lat. club l, 2: concessions 3, 4, prom com. 31jacket com. 4. jane e. kurposka lat. club 3. 43 f.t.a. 2, 3, 43 troub. 2, 3, 4, nat. hon. soc. 3, 41 hm. rm. off. 2, 31 prom com. 31 sci. fair 2, 3, 4: yearbook ed. 4: guid. oil. girl 4g math fair page 2, 3, 4. lib. club lg lat. tutor 33 usherette 3, 4. stephen r, lancey band 2. 3. 4: prom com. 31 dance com. I. 41 yearbook bus. stall' 43 sci. fair 2. 3. 4: class play 45 jacket com. 4. marcia langlois lib. club 2, 33 f.s.a. 3, 4. rena laporte concessions 41 prom com. 3: a.v.a. 1, 2. 3. 4g gym show 2. linda l. langevin Thine smile is pearh' while. marlene m. langevin Wise men talk because something lo say. they have 'CSTV john p. lango Mixghlvv men af vulaur, 2. i.-.-... . ........ ....-- .,.,.......-.... .-..-......4.-.nz...,-.:1.m-g....,.1.u-:u.-u--zn-- linda l. langevin concessions 3. 45 troub. 45 f.t.a. 4g hm rm. off. lg prom com. 3, dance com. 31 will and proph. 41 sci. fair 23 classdplay 4, gym show 2, 4g drill team l: eclam. contest 1. marlene m. langevin lat. club lg troub. 43 chorus 41 conces- sions 3, 4g prom com. 31 will and proph. 4, dance com. 33 gym show 43 j.v. cheerleader 2. john p. lango base. l. 2, 3, 4g boys bask. 11 hm. rm. off. 1, 23 prom com. 33 football 1, 2, 3, 43 s' club 2, 3, 4, gym show 2. michelle a. lapicrre pe club lg lat. club l, 23 chorus l, 2, 33 solfi. lg girls bask. lg hm. rm. olT. 2, proph. 4: sci. fair l, 2. thomas '. la riore J P base. 1, 2, 3, 43 class off. lg football l, 2, 3, 4: S club 2. 3, 4. janice i. leduc f.s.a. 3, 4. 42 41,7 michelle a. lapierre The common course of things is in favor of happiness. 5 V' ..,' .... .,.. 1, . . . I., .,..'.', - , R 5,3 , , . is x wr?-tiff' W thomas j. lapriore Never judge this man by his size. 1 x. janice i. leduc .lays are our wings. susan m. lariviere It is ony reason that teaches silence,- heart teaches speech. loria lataille 8 S- Nothing is more simple than greatness. linda l. lavigne A light heart lives long. E susan m. lariviere f.t.a. 3, 43 prom com. 35 lib. club 2. 3. 4g g,irl's state rep. 3. gloria g. lataille f.t.a. 2, 3. 4: concessions 3, 41 hm. rm. off. lg prom com. 33 lib. club 2, 3. 4. pe club 1, 2: f.t.a. I. 2. 41 chorus 1. 23 so t. l, 23 concessions 3: gym show 2g usherette 1, 21 tal. show 1. 2. 33 dance com. 33 prom com. 3. linda 1. lavigne andre lazure concessions 4: prom com. 3g co-op. 3, 4. suzanne t. lemoine pep club 1, 21 concessions 3. 41 prom com. 3g dance com. 2g gym show 2, 43 f.s.a. 3, 41 declam. contest 1. richard a. lorange concessions 4: prom com. 33 co-op. 3, 4g gym show 2g a.v.a. 1, 2, 3. 4. 43 . xtp. Rae 9 . I- I lg ' Q Q 'il ' it Wm' -45: l f, avr -ff- 'v' andre lazure Therels a good time coming, bows! suzanne t. lemoine Real knowledge is not to be obtained easibt. richard a. lorange Man should be ever better than he seems. I 1 4 -'-- ' ' '-A' ' - -4 -' '-'H'- I -1- -ill-ilu-1 r2vl1ul.a.ll:3lAa.ll.3n1lIIrm1rrl'3 'W' wg' fir .W A 1 I A. ......,.,.-. f ..,,. . Q, Lg thaddeus a. lesniewski j, michael ljbuda GVOWS Wffh hl5,8 0Wfh and 5fff'18fh6 l5 Howfar that little candle throws his beams. with his strength. I janice m, libera O give me a place in the garden of song. '!r::,v'f h. paul libuda One cannot always he a hero. but one can ulwztvs be a man. nancy r. leduc thaddeus a. lesniewski lat. club 3, 4, boys bask. l, 2, 3, 4, hm. rm. OH. lg prom com. 3g S club 3, 4, football 2, 3, 4. janice m. libera lat. club 3, 4g f.t.a. 2, 3, troub. 2, 3, 4, girls bask. lg prom com. 3, tal. show 2, 3, 4g concessions 3g all-district chorus 3, 4g dcclam. contest l, 2, 3, 43 sen. activities com. 4, yearbook bus. mgr. 4. h. paul libuda track 1, 2, 3, 4g boys bask. lg hm. rm. off. 21 sci. fair 25 tal. show lg yearbook ho- to. ed. 41 football 2, cross-country 4, declam. contest 1, 2, 31 nat. hon. soc. 4, play 4. j. michael libuda base. lg boys bask. l, 2, 3g hm. rm. off. lg prom com. 33 us club 3. nancy r. leduc f.s.a. 3, 4. erard l. mathieu Eoys bask. 1, 2. The earnestness of IU? is the onhz passport to satiyfaction of life. erard l. mathieu I is a wise head that makes the i tongue. 44 still wayne r. lusignan lat. club 3g track 1, 23 concessions 43 prom com. 3g a.v.a. 1, 2, 35 cross-country 1, 2. ann 1. mcdonald prom com. 3g lib. club 3, 4g gym show 2, .s.a. 3, 4. donald mainville prom com. 3g a.v.a. 1, 25 co-op. 3. 4. donna m. mandeville pep club l, 2g f.t.a. 2, 4g troub. 4: chorus 1, 2, 3g hm. rm. off. 2g prom com. 3. linda maly pep cub 2, 3, prom com. 3g will 4g tal. show 2g lib. clu 3, 4, f.s.a. 4. kenneth g. menard concessions 43 sci. fair l. mrs -'H ,,,. -:Wulf jilzdn' 2 . I X ',x. . ' I, ' ' 5 , ff x 'Q' 1' 1 ,gg fvii I ' ' 1 .em yin, V . r 4 , , r,...., ff his I - -F '-1 ...A-f 1 Q--777 X Ji? .- Y. K E it ' h Y' S. wayne r. lusignan linda j. maly Y True humor springs not more from the Unto you is paradise opened head than from the heart. ann l. mcdonald One picture is worth more than thousand words. kg?-4 donald mainville Oh well for him whose will is strong. 45 donna m. mandeville len Goodness heightens beaugf. iQ 'vt 'Qs' kenneth g. menard MV thoughts and np' conduct are rnv own i -- -- -- - 4- --i-----.--....-.1...x1-L,.-..-...--,...- 'fvrisinifsx of ' 'f f A-f 'W . .tg ' 'WW' Q .- f pf: Nw 'ru ,Y , -pm 6 M :I . , K ' 3 at ' :gt .. i-ww 3 . '5'7i ' 'eff-wut E Fhfisiiflf l- mCliViel' Q thaddeus k. mroczkowski The hear!'s hushed secret In the soji dork 1 Weight ,he man, noi his lftle. eve. christine l. metivier band 3, 41 prom com. 31 class play 4g proph. 41 guid. otT. girl 4g yearbook staiT 3. 45 copy ed. 4. carolyn t. mills hm. rm. off. 33 prom com. 3. randall w. morse base. lg hm. rm. oif. 23 class off. l: prom com. 33 sci. fair 23 dance com. lg gym show 2g ring com. 4. thaddeus k. mroczkowski band 1, 23 base. 33 track lg prom com. 3g football 1, 2, 3. 41 S club 3, 4. bichop nawrot stu. coun. 3: track 2: boys bask. lg hm. rm. off. 1. 2. 33 prom com. 3: dance com. lg football l, 2. 4: 5 club 3, 4: a.v.a. l, 2, 33 ring com. 2g cross-country 3. nancy a. nie'adlik prom com. gl sci. fair l, 2. carolyn t. mills bichop j. nawrot A horse! a horse! Mifkizzgdoirzfora horse! Ficlion is not falsehood, as some seem to think. , f fly. ,ge ' l i randall w. morse f121nCy 21. niejadlik Mun l.S'gf!?fl16'I' than ll world God is deeper than all speeches. 44 46 david o'brien Like madness is the glonv of this life. william o'brien Men of courage, men of sense. betty l. ohop Nothing is so strong as genlleness. david o'brien base. 1. william o'brien prom com. 2, 3: co-op. 3, 4. betty l. ohop pep club 2, 3, concessions 3, prom com. 3: gym show 25 f.s.a. 4. james e. ostrokolowicz charlton high 1, 2, 3. beth palmerino stu. coun. 1, 2, 3, 41 girls bask. l, 2, 3, 45 concessions 3, 4g hm. rm. OIT. 1, 2, 3: Brom com. 3g dance com. 1, 2. 4, year- ook co-sen. ed. 4, off. girl 4, class play 4, lib. club lg usherette 31 ski club 4, sen. activities com. 43 ring com. 31 a.f.s. pro- gram 3, 4. charles t. palmerino chorus 2, track 3, 4, concessions 43 class play 4, dance com. 4, su club 2, 3, 4, cross-country 2. 3, 4. 47 ':': A lffln' nw M,-git: , Ea- ' ui: 'an fig' 13' uf -f'f 1P games e. ostrokolowicz he truly generous is the lfllll' wise. beth palmerino Kindness is the golden chain ov which society is bound together. - , ' ....,. - , :gj t . -s :,,.-'1.n- ' . . Z- -1 fi, . Q A ,,., . . ..f.y.'N.,' . ,-'I' -f'.f-1'- .' ,ra , X g, 1 . f' :Y N X Xe S charles t. palmerino There is nothing so great that Ijear to do it for my jiiend sarah a. paquette pep club lg chorus lg concessions 4g prom com. 3. gerald r. paquin prom com. 3g'c1ass play 4. ronald e. parent troub. 45 concessions 45 prom com. 3g yearbook bus, staff 41 class play 4. philip pettinelli base. lg prom com. 31 dance com. 1, 2, 3 4. joyce e. polakowski pep club lg lat. club 3, 4g f.t.a. 2g troub. 2. 3, 4g soft. lg girls bask. 1, 3, 43 conces- sions 45 hm. rm. off, 33 rom com. 3g earbook bus staH'4 sci fIair2 3 4' lib. Y - Z - , , , club 1, 2g gym show 2g class play 4. louis t. postemski a f sarah a. paquette philip pettinelli 1 Tranquil pleasures last the longesz, To cultivate kindness is a valuable part of ' the business of lfe. gerald r. paquin joyce e. polakowski All great men are in some degree inspired. Mgdgyqy is the Citadel gf beguvz and virtue, , 9' ronald e. parent louis t. postemski Hey: tliysef and God will hear you. Every great man is unique. 48 ,4'h-qs ha--f patricia a. polanik david richard Happiness and virtue rest upon each other. The greatest homage we can pqv to truth, is to use it. l roberta l. pratt kennelh fi?-Hel' Modesgl is to merit. Prosperity? right hand is industry. martha a. prince rachella. robert Sincerity and truth are the basis of every Hope is but the dream of those that wake. virtue. 49 patricia a. polanik girls bask. l, 2, 3, 4g concessions 3, 43 m. rm. off. 1, 2, 3g prom com. 3g year- book facul. ed. 4g olT. girl 3, 45 sci. fair 33 class play 4, lib. club 13 gym show 2, 45 usherette 3, ski club 4. roberta l. pratt chorus l, 2. martha a. prince pep club l, 23 sci. gym show 2, f,s.a. 3, 4. fair 23 lib. club 1, 33 david richard track 2, 3, 45 boys bask. lg prom com. 3, football 2, 3, 4g S club 4g gym show 2. kenneth rizner band l, 2g class off. 2, 4, yearbook staff 4g a.v.a. 3, 4. rachel a. robert band lg soft. 1, 2, 4g girls bask. 1, 2, 3, 4: gym show 2g drill team lg f.s.a. 3, 4. -......A.....-.. .....,r,v.--rr,-g.-- .Cr-,.,....1-.........nr.,.J...:.L.m..1..v..u..m -- ..- 'ixw 'X K 'vffr'-'mf frank roccisano In the world o man lives in his own age. I13.l'lCy C. S3lV8.t0I'C frank roccisano stu. coun. l, 21 base. lg hm. rm. oiT. l, 2, 3g prom com, 3g sci. fair l, 2g gym show 2. nancy c. Salvatore stu. coun. 3, 45 lat. club l, 21 sci. fair 2g concessions 3g hm. rm. off. l, 2, 31 prom com. 3g proph. 43 tal. show 35 lib. club lg major. l, 2, 3, 4. david savage prom com. 3. stuart s. sharp concessions 4g prom com. 3g dance com. lg will 8: prop . 4g yearbook art ed. 43 ski club 4. roger n. smeltzer nat. hon. soc. 2. john l. stevens track 3, 4g boys bask. lg football 4g s club 3, 43 gym show 2. Cheerful looks make every dish tl feast. david savage To understand the world is wiser thu condemn it. stuart s. shar U' you wouldp create something you must be somethin g. -N-s-?twrp:'f.- m p , .- zv. 1:7-nr lG'::f::':: ' rf '..1' ' : ' roger n. smeltzer Reserve is the truest expression of respect john l. stevens 1 n 10 The absence of temptation is the absence 50 of virtue. elizabeth 1. sweet Trust God for great thin gs. carolyn s. swiatek Whoever perseveres will be crowned diana 1. syriac Endurance is the crime and qualigv. elizabeth l. sweet prom com. 3, lib. club 1, 23 drill team 1, 2, f.s.a. 3, 4. carolyn s. swiatek lat. club l, 2, f.t.a. I, 2, 3, chorus 1, 2, 3, soft. 1, 2, 3, 4, concessions 3, 4, hm. rm. off. 1, prom com. 3, dance com. 1, 2, tal. show 2, will 4, ski club 4. diana 1. syriac pep club 1, 2, chorus 1, 2, lib. club l, 2, Clifford szczypien base. l, 3, 4, track 2, boys bask. 4, prom com. 3, sci. fair 3, football 1, 2, 3, 4, S club 3, 4, gym show 2. dorothly szydlik girls ask. l, hm. rm, off. l, cheerleader 2, var. cheerleader 3, 4, class off. lg prom com. 3, math fair 2, class play 4, gym show 2. clyde b. thompson 51 M40 A+.-.1 clifford j. szczypien I am no! in the role of common men. '41 dorothy j. szydlik Speak the truth by all means. clyde b. thompson Ther acts of this Iyfe are the destiny of the nex . .L nz 5:11-AL-n:n.: Lawn' 11 ilu:-.nr nn.uA-i..-:.4:zun..-.ax 1,.uzu,-m.n4ur.:zJ1,4ls.ur- :zips Sw' audi-' ' -uni. u-Lruzn:--.snnzuaugggguz-ng L-:sur kenneth Vi. szczypien david tremblay I have done Nil' duiv ever. tried Io do iljusl A man 's character is the reality of himsef and ri ghl. ian. ' --..... rosanne m. tremblay The cheeU'ul live longest in years. robert m. tarquinio Patience slrengihens the spirit. 4 louis j. trahan linda l. Winchester The nobles! mind lhe best C0lZlGl'Ill716I1I has. Greal jqi' is up! lo be silenr. 52 kenneth szczypien stu. coun. lg lat. club 3, 43 troub. 43 track 1: boys bask. lg concessions 43 hm. rm. off. l, 2, 3, 43 sci. fair 33 class olf. 2, 3, 43 prom com. chair. 33 dance com. 2. 3, 4g yearbook photo. staff 43 football 2g a.v.a. 2, 33 class play 4: gym show 2, 43 ski club 43 sen. activities com. robert m. tarquinio concessions 3, 43 prom com. 33 sci. fair 1, 23 class play 43 a.v.a. 3. louis trahan concessions 43 prom com. 33 gym show 2. david tremblay a.v.a. 3: gym show 2, 4. rosanne m. tremblay ep club 1, 23 lat. club 1, 23 concessions 53. 43 prom com. 3: gym show 3: ski club 4. linda l. Winchester charles f. szumilas stu. coun. 2. 3, 4: nal. hon. soc. 2. 3. 43 base. I, 2, 3, 4: boys bask. l. 21 conces- sions 3g hm. rm. off. 1, 2, 3. 4g class off. 1, 3: prom com. 3: dance com. l. 3. 43 will 4g sci. fair 2, 33 football l, 2, 3. 41 s club 2, 3, 4i a.v.a. 2, 3. 4: gym show 2, 43 ring com. norman l. vandal concessions 3. 4g hm. rm. off. l. 21 class off. 23 prom com. 31 dance com. l. 2: yearbook bus. staff 4. 'rls bask. l: concessions 4: hm. rm. off. ,2g prom-com. 31 dance com. lg will 8z proph. 41 off. girl 3, 43 class play 43 gym show 4. diana m. Vasil jean m. vilandre V prom com. 35 lib. club l. malcolm r. utakis concessions 43 prom com. 33 a.v.a. 1, 2, 3, 4: co-op. 2, 3, 4. paul yanka m. rm. olT. 2. 711 6 in, charles f. szumilas jean m. vilandre Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. The odor of the roseq Ill? smile of Ilie woman. camera shy 4 . lp norman 1, vandal malcolm r. utakis Sn-ikg ffvvgu will, bu, hem. me ' Everv man is L1 volume. lf-von know how lo read R wr Ax 4. diana m. vasil paul yanka if ll woman harh long hair, il ig 11 glory 10 To be a genzlemon is to be honesz. EI' ' 53 joyce p. vincelette Every human soul is of injinite value. deanne e. walstrom Onbf actions give lyfe strength. ep club lg lat. club 1: f.t.a. 3, 4, girls ask. l: concessions 4g prom com. 3, proph. 4, lib. club l, 23 ski club 45 usherette 3. joyce p. vincelette deanne e. walstrom girls bask. I, 2, 3, 45 hm. rm. off. 1, 3, prom com. 3: proph. 43 sci. fair 35 class play 4, tal. show 3g major. 1, 2, 3, 4g gym show 2, 43 ski club 4g sen. activities com. 4. elizabeth r. webber chorus l, 2, 33 soft. l, 2, 35 girls bask. l, 2. linda j. webber pep club lg prom com. 34 lib. club l, 3, 4, f.s.a. 4. theresa a. zach f.t.a. 2, 3, 4g concessions 35 prom com. 35 sci. fair 4, lib. club l, 2, 3, 45 ski club 4. carol a. zajac prom com. 3g lib. club lg f.s.a. 3, 43 drill tnqm linda j. webber Nothing is so good as it seems beforehand. theresa a. zach The very sociegf of joy redoubles it. s rfymg 1 L elizabeth r. webber carol a. zajac Every individual nature has its own The soul is strong that trust in goodness. beaugt. 54 ruth v. yanka stu. coun. l, 2, 3, 43 lat. club 1, 2: f.t.a. 2, 3, 45 chorus lg girls bask. lg prom com. 35 will 4, sci. fair 2, 3, math fair 3g lib. club l, 2. 3, 43 usherette 3. nicholas a. zoto base. l: prom com. 31 football 3, 43 co-op, 3g cross country 2. N, '?'!Z.Z7' ruth v. yanka nicholas a. zoto Every noble activigf makes room for itseyf We C1UlV10f bf' JHSI, 1011655 W6 are kmdhearzed. from IN MEMORIAM A. H. H. We have but faith: we cannot know, For knowledge is of things we see, And yet we trust it comes from Thee, A beam in darkness: let it grow. Let knowledge grow from more to m But more of reverence in us dwell, That mind and soul, according well, May make one music as before .... Alfred, Lord Tennyson 55 ore, LQHIIRH LJ V F J W J 1 gf r A 'J' Qgbxyg -sv!!! .s' ' , - mx LS. xx ...gt NF T18 5 Football 'fm- xn- -mfs 0 if ',X I, -- an-fe - rf f-f :rs N- -f' N ff' TP' ii xw - my ROW 1: B. Nawrot, N. Zoto, W. Cloutier, T. Mroczkowski, W. CQOUCIIC- D- B8-nh. M- Jewell. B- Maska, R- Tibefii- J- Sacra- DiGregorio, J. Lango and C. Szczypien, Co-Captains, C. Szu- H'l01'lC- M- Bousquet, P- FHHl21l'01'1i, G- PHIIU, A- Gllilfdiafli- milas. T. Lesniewski, D. Richard, P. Gaucher. ROW2: Mr. An- ROW 4: D. Bourdelais, R. Lesniewski, A. Bachand, W. Bouvi- thony Santilli, Line Coach, G. Mathieu, T. Liro, D. Ceccarelli. Cf- R- PClOq11iH, MF- William Welch, Backfield and ASSiST2iI1l C. Bellerose, C. Roy, R. Morin, F. Koumanelis, M. Osimo, D. J.V. Coach, Mr. Roger Giroux, J.V. Head Coach. Smolen, Mr. Donald Marino. Head Coach. ROW 3: M. Drury 6-I2 Joseph Case 24-I2 Auburn 20-O Bartlett I4-6 South 8-26 Athol 8-8 Northbridge 32-0 Wachusett 26-O l sa -: ri 5 5 . I M Q . .. ,. IQ' 13' Q f ,lf .N f' refaiffgsf We I f- ' S3330 254 . 731 f f, ' .lr g:g!f,,.2Q6 4. , F- -' ..', '- '- Eg -'Q 1. , - .YL '- P. 9 . ' 2 kg 'I' Q' .:X g.'-1, za A X , k,,,. ii, V , f-x N - N ,wig . . , ' 1 Q' WASH W .sg wmxf vmpswwsmfs - :Vx -A k f- 2 ,.: 3 - .1 ,I 'sijf 5 .. ' A 1 A ' 1 'ff ' 1' - -: . . , ' 1 w :Q Q 1 8 ,:'-. ,- .A. v 'I . u,' -. .f .QA P. ff M - f A A . 'T Q f ggrnfb-. 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Lamarine, Mr, Donald Bernard, Coach, .,- s - .1 ! 1' - Q ROW 1: C. Clarke, D. Barth, R. Lesniewski, J. Sexton, T. Kosakowski, T. Leduc. ROW 2: M. Butler, G. Davis, M. Lee, G, Lee, Co-Captain, M. Szumilas, P. Hughes, Co-Captain, Mr. Walter Gosk, Coach. - fi . . ' QE. iam' lq., at M -4 . 'A X 1 . -. :S A .11 -. ,F .. Ex N if pun 5 llb ' . 1 ... , . ,G A . 3 ft, A , A ,- . ---- e N - Boys' Freshmen Basketball Team ROW 1: M. Duhamel, K. Dion, K. Carpentier, Captain, A. St. Laurent, E. Lomanski, Mr. N. Richard Leduc, Coach. ROW 2: M. Powers, E. Staflieri, R. Trifone, G. Yanka, C. Kiritsy. 63 a 553 as 1 s ! Z i ROW 1: J. Puccelli, R. Roberts, B. Palmerino and P. Polanik, Mandeville, A. Belanger, D. Walstrom. R. Earnest, J. Pola- Co-Captains. K. deCastro. L. Abrahamson. ROW 2: D. kowski.Manager. ROW 1: K. Xanthakos. C. Decataldi, L. Manning, J. Orzech. ROW 2x J. Polakowski, Manager. D. Curboy, L. Smick. D. Fournier, I. 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A Mar '-'- ' .1-.44 - Q ' . . - - . -.L.-...U L... 'gZEgH2'Z:f3:i .J - 's 'ikfi -4 ,'!.T1 T2i'i2l'j:'1Q 433.3 57- 2 N?-23: V - f '. MSW - 1- , , - 4 , f, vga ,VC , A ,E :ini ' 'H 5 1 , ' fi X . .- if . , j:7'v ':7'-4 M t.-,3.' - -- A -A .+A 4 4 W- --wfz..-- . A . . - 'gf . 'a9i',- M -f, , . ,,' '1 1 W -' .ue-: f'r .,. . Y. - - . -' A if'-M2 M -5 -Q: -if.-. - - ' A g '41 ik V f ' 'Q t 7',w.AEQpm V,-' L -K 'V ?Q3..F'Z. ls' I ,zwfsaefi-sz 'li 5 1 N' Softball ROW I: bat boy, P. Lesniewski, D. Bourdelais, I. Terpos, R. Leduc, Coach. ROW 3: D. Curboy, E. Sinni. M. Lynch. M Spielvogel, C. O'Brien. ROW 2: P. Gauthier. R. Gauthier. R. Nordman, B. Leduc. Trahan, M. Michon, J. Puccelli, B. Magoon, Mr. N. Richard Track ROW I: R. Dumas, P. Rapo, H. Libuda, R. Sabatinelli. ROW 2: K. Ashton, C. Czczypien, D. Pontbri- and, D. Richard. S. Burzycki. f 3 ',,,,, 750, H... A ,W r M Wi.: . + 1 fg,3,,,w . ,, -,ff V ff- ,4 145. :Wi , A , f 5 R. ., 'I ,Y . '. ul ..w 1 n Y J E P i 1. X 3 3 I L J I J 1 E -7.4- Q...,...g..-.....- , - , ..L- . CA.. 4.-....-..A-,.,..-...i,....- Cross Country Qi ., gg A Q - wv T3 ' I s J 1 Q 4 ,. 2 1 5' - ' -.5 5, N N ,JN ROW l.' G. Giller. R. Mongeon, P. Cournoyer. R. Roy. R. Normandin. P. Dubois. C. Palmerino, W. MacDonald. S. Bur- Spielvogel, E. Bergeron, C. Clarke, T. Leduc, J. Burda. ROW zycki. J. Lyons, H. Libuda, B. Elias. 2: Mr. N. Richard Leduc, Coach, R. Wayne, B. Monroe, J. if fx . 5? - X . I ,wg Q. ..- .ness fr.. .. .dr , .. . . -f5 5L' 71 iii--. 7 'rl HQ I. 'Q ,-.-vqgii Ti' if W I U Yearbook Staff ll A. it ROW 1: C. Metivier, Co-Copy Editor: J. Libera. Business Man- ROW 2: P. Polanik. Co-Faculty Editorg T. Brousseau, Layout ager: J. Kurposka, Editor-in-Chief: S. Bachand and B. Pal- Manager: H. Libuda. Photography Manager: P. Hapgood and merino. Co-Senior Editorsg A. Calcagni. Co-Faculty Editor. K. Szczypien, Candid Editorsg D. Gray. Co-Copy Editor. ga-263'-s W v Jgy' Y 3 ' 1 1- 11- National Honor Society Q Charles SZl1mil21S- PfeSidCflf ROW 1: C. Lajoie, H. Bellos, D. Boucher. C. Szumilas. J. Kurposka. M. Langlois. J. Vincel- Jane KU1'POSka. VlCC'P1'CS1denl ette. ROW 2: K. Xanthakos. J. Orzech, T Brousseau, H. Libuda. R. Adamick, D. Kwarciak, HCICTI BEHOS. Secfelafb' J. Phipps, B. Howard, Miss Persis Howe, Advisor. David Boucher. Treasurer Provisional Members .ii ROW 1: C. Delage. G. Mathieu, T. Liro, S. Kochoff, M. Kulis. prowski, R. Remian, B. Leduc. W. MacDonald, M. Gibeaul! C. Roy, C. Pettinelli. K. Splaine. L. Vairo, E. Coderre. D. ROW 3: G. Lavallee, D. Normandin. J. Urbanowski. R. Tur- Boudreau. ROW 2: G. Paquette, M. Gibson, C. Decataldi. T. cotte. B. Innis. R. Whitney. J. Benoit. D. Favreau. M. Mason. Kosakowski. G. Lee. L. Rov, D. Boniface. D. Breault. K. Ko- M. Edwards. V. Bachand. B. Benvenuti. C. Rosienski. 75 SH Club lil ROW 1: T. Brousseau, D. Ceccarelli, H. Libuda, C. Szczypien, Chard, T. Lesniewski, B. Nawrot, R. Lesniewski. P. Fantaroni J. Lango. T. Mroczkowski. F. Koumanelis, D. Smolen. ROWZ: M. Bousquet, C. Clarke, J. Sacramone. T. Leduc. E. Bellerose, G. Mathieu, W. DiGregorio. C. Szumilas, D. Ri- Lz L., , 1 ,I 4, 6 Q , .?, .,w' 1.4-.. .4 , .551 . . .. . ' 'ii' V sizffw if 'T 1 ' ' U' ' -Y 1 '64 1 5 f' ,T 4' I u xx-4 'blk 4 fx , ,' ' sf O i . f V A X' Lt. y he 4 Q' ,, 'ef Lp jsfff, .. . - ,f , ,,Ha,,,H -qi.. -rf . I fl 5-2 Q. - ' Q lf,..U R ,A,,?.. .1-4-514' ' 'IM ,.,.,4z5 f V t i fffif' '::?. 76 1 Future Teachers of America QI? M Jane Phipps, President Kay Xanthakos, Vice-President Linda Roy, Secretary Jean Orzech, Treasurer UE A ROW 1: J. Kurposka, L. Langevin, J. Orzech, K. Xanthakos, J. Phipps, L. Roy, E. Coderre. G. Lataille. ROW 2: L. Lavigne, D. Mandeville, S. LaRiviere, C. Tortis, L. Abrahamson, P. Fogwell, J. Smarelli, B. Howard, C. Swiatek, J. Vincelette. ROW 3: D. Bouchard, G. Arse- nault, G. Hutchinson, D. LeBreux, L. Tenczar, T. Zach, A. Racicot, M. Gibson, C. Decataldi Future Secretaries of America Janice Leduc, President Marcia Langlois, Vice-President Anne Belanger, Secretary Monique Benoit, Treasurer ROW I: Y. Belanger, R. Robert, M. Benoit, A. Belanger, J. Leduc. M. Langlois, H. Bellos D. Beaulieu, E. Ohop. ROW 2: J. Grzembski, M. Gibeault, R. Trahan, S. Cadarette. P. St Martin, L. Maly, B. Arel, F. Belanger, B. Leduc. M. Lynch. M. Prince, D. Jacques, C. Hor- onzewicz, N. Leduc. 77 Band David Boucher, President Kenneth Ashton, Vice-President Cathy Innis. Secretary Dennis Boucher. Treasurer B. Abrahamson, K. Ashton, W. Beck, S. Billis. D. Boucher, D. Boucher. E. Bouvier, P. Bouvier, R. Brousseau, W. Brousseau, D. Czyzewski, J. Dobson, P. Fogwell, W. Glinecki, G. Gole- biowski, D. Gray, R. Guinta. D. Hutchinson, W. Hwalek, B. Innis, C. Innis, P. Karp, S. Kochoff, S. Lancey, N. Lane. J. Latour, W. MacDonald, W. Marinelli, C. Metivier, R. Mongeon, J. Nor- mandin, D. Peloquin, R. Petrelli, P. Pettinelli, D. Renaud, A. St. George, J. Thompson, W Trifone, M. Utakis. nn., lv. 78 Majorettes 'fa , .2913 Q win XX -.-av gh' Deanne Walstrom, Drum Majors-ne N. Salvatore, B. Howard, K. Xanthakos, J. Smarelli, L. Sandman, P. DiFederico, B. Ben Nancy Salvatore, Captain venuti. N. Mominee. D. Walstrom. 32 3 79 Varsity Cheerleaders Dorothy Szydlik, Co-Captain Marcia Domijan, Co-Captain ROW 1: P. Page, D. Szydlik. M. Gibson, M. Domijan, I. Terpos. ROW 2: S. McKinstry, B Magoon, C. Ciprari. B. Lavoie, S. Asselin. 80 Junior arsity Cheerleaders Nami . . 'a ' ,QF ' ,V ,Q ,ff ,Q . Q N 7. .3 4 4. ., f, V. , ,. . , , ' ' 75 . 9. A' 5.2 , -' X 4 Z . . ri ,f N ' ' J 5521 ' p ' , in . 2-.--rf X .--,. . -1 . . . - .- . 4 ,.e:.. VH- .., ,.-9 ---.. 5: V l -. .V .,. , . V...-- K -...... ,f',V fl, - -- ,,,V.. ,, . ., .- V qw' -... -.1 ,-5335.5-rf. .V-Q3 f,.:w,2'. qi. T,-.:.f 11-1 Ji L , . ,'-1,11,,'.' -Vf .V , : ' . Vx.. vw. wx-gn. ' - V- - 'f ffm- V .. 1-V-wwf--' 8- .v.Vs..1:.---V-' . V V pg.,-1 0 '-A --Hyrvvv' ,-ww.. 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A- X - ' .-.rzgf-.-r3I'Q -5.529 rx ''ighrzsbNvmgzrirgg'i?:rg:1:3g35:r:V. 9-wsg'SfGwS9fNN -'--Q-rllvgyx gg'-:P , ff? AQSQQQ-E:ggf.r1 Jzghggf-.11-:.1:, irqm-Q f fstfiw 33.1.2 1- ' . 1-X.:-V. .-:megamay--:.:.:-:sim M gyreskisik X -.Aw --..:-v-:.-:.-.,:.-:-.---.mm: ,.W.. r'X -,,-,x,.,,-5,- A3.- . '- -'Q-1sVf::Z.3.V,,V,s 'N ' .- - L ie V1-mxmlqfimi-ix'-w V. .say --V-gf.V4??.f'ggi.g1:g V ,Q 'gs 2125 ' Xxx-.S+ x.,r- xw...,- w . Lag- 1 --.iQb1.s..:VzySQ -...,g -Q., as ff:-X - fr--I-ifs'-3.-2 Vwi.--. ':V. . .-'V'f- -.F-0 -: . .Ai --1 V- ..:rV:1--' -:V.-QQ. 1.V H-. X NN-Serxl-.' ?-r .:,Z :w,TS-2-.::N'20?P ' .Tp '-:?- V. V .: ,,,2'5'2 -4, . . v : ,,,, Susan Proulx, Captain M V X.,--Q 2 .unix ..- r S . aw- ROW 1: J. Nicoletti, S. Proulx, S. Poirier. ROW2: L. Caouette. S. Davis. G. Fitts, J. Aucoin M. Colognesi, C. Bachand. s Xa 6 YE? .. .q x .V N 81 Classical Club Kenneth Szczypien, President ROW 1: W. Kroll, C. Bachand, J. Polakowski, K. Szczypien, J. Kurposka, T. Brousseau, T. Jane Kurposka, Vice-President Liro, R. Remijan. ROWZ: Mr. James Gibbons, Advisor, J. Normandin, C. Coderre, M. An- Joyce Polakowski, Secretary derson, R, Cabana, L. Abrahamson. J. Libera. C. Delage. C. Tortis, G. Paquette, C. Decatal- Thomas BIOUSSCHU, Treasurer di, L. Tenczar. ROW 3: P. Boudreau, M. Bicki, N. Apostola, P. Krasnov, M. Johnson, S. D'Henin, A. KOW3lCSkl. Math Tea m Thomas Brousseau, Captain ROW I: J. Orzech, K. Xanthakos, T. Brousseau, E. Coderre, D. Kwarciak. ROW 2: M. Michael Caplelte, Secretary Ponlbriand, G. Szlosek. Mr. Joseph Jordan. Advisor. W. MacDonald, B. Innis. 82 Concessions Committee I5 fi on? ROW I: J. Vincelette, K. Szczypien, R. Dupuis, R. Parent, M. los, R. Yanka, C. Brousseau, C. Swiatek. S. LaRiviere, P. Po Gubb, T. Brousseau, W. Klosek. P. Gregoire. ROW 2: H. Bel- lanik. S. Bachand, K. deCastr0. B. Palmerino. D. Vasil. Library Club Ruth Yanka, President ROW 1: S. LaRiviere, L. Maly. R. Yanka. G. Lataille, S. Lumi, ROW 2: T. Zach. S. Wal- Gloria Lataille, Vice-President dron, C. Hororizewic, S. Montigny. Susan LaRiviere, Secretary Linda Maly, Treasurer 83 Office Girls l ROW 1: D. Vasil, M. Domijan, B. Palmerino. P. Polanik. ROW 2: C. Metivier, S. Bachand, P. Dubreuil, l e l S253 D. szyduk. udio Visual ids .v4WZf:4'11 f ' ' 4... . , - ,.......--. 1-annul'-n --- Dar-pn M 4' 14-... , . Wfff iffflf ' w-fl hxlle lil -f V x ll l l'l I V l ' 3, .:' ik -' ,f ll 2+ 1 fe 2 f' QA 0 hi s , l f' Mr. Francis F C. Szumilas B. Nawrot P. Hapgood W. Kroll R. Gaumond R. Raphel A. Simpson lanagan. Head Helpers Prom Committee ROW 1: D. Vasil, H. Bellos, P. Polanik, B. Palmerino, K. Szczypien, P. Cournoyer, P. Hapgood, B. Nawrot, R. Morse, N Carpentier. ROW2: L. Langevin. D. Mandeville, C. Brousseau, J. Kurposka, S. Lariviere, S. Asselin, A. Belanger, R. Dupuis, Ring Committee am, M. Caplette, P. Besse, R. C. Metivier, D. Gray, R. Langevin, S. Bachand. J. C. Swiatek, J. Vincelette, .-q. ' ., M- ..,. .-... . P3 'H 1' . ',. Parent, W. Klosek, S. Sharp. ROW3: Yanka, A. Brousseau, D. Szydlik, M. Desmarais, J. Libera. P. Dubreuil. M. Domijan, ROW I: P. Hapgood, M. Domijan, P. Cournoyer, B. Palmerino, K. Szczypien. ROW 2: D. Szydlik, P. Dubreuil, B. Nawrot, C. Szumilas. J. Desmarais. 85 Scarlet Troubadours ROW I: P. Gray, S. Rajchl, D. Gibeault, S. Shambaum, I. Ter- pos. R. Sellers, R. Moore. P. Decalaldi, S. Lenti. A. Kowaleski, D. Osowski, K. Miller, M. Johnson, E. Capistrand. ROW 2: S. Proulx. M. Gibson. E. Burda, J. Libera, D. Billis, C. Pettinelli, N. Apostola. A. Tanacea, R. Whitney, R. Quevillion. C. Cieri. K. Splaine, S. Berard. J. Mongeon. ROW 3: N. Walek, D. Lombardi. M. Colognesi, J. Polakowski, D. Mandeville, L. Chorus Langevin, M. Langevin, P. Gimas, M. Bicki, T. Leduc, C. Clarke, G. Lee, R. Lesniewski. ROW 4: C. Seremet, J. Kurpos- ka, C. Bachand. C. Ciprari, D. Boucher, K. Szczypien, J. La- marine, B. Madore. J. Harwood, J. McKinsLry, R. Parent, N. Carpentier, J. Desmaraxs, B. Benvenuti. N. Jenkins, D. Tanacea K. Dunleavy. N. Arns. S. Howlett, M. Poirier, S. Collette, F. Benoit, G. Misiaczek, D Barth. M. Magoon. S. Lumi, T. Gauthier, J. Blanchette. D. Be- noit, M. MacEvoy. E. Tarquinio, R. Cabana, W. Brousseau, E. Galipeau. G. Galipeau, S. Waldron. K. Earls, L. Fontaine, S Davis, S. Toye, J. Sexton, M. Arns, J. Poulin-, D. Brousseau, P. Lesniewski, D. Bousquet, G. Ciprari, P. Beck, D. Sullivan, S. D'Henin, S. Conteau, B. Besse. Student Council v za Rv an Xj l Charles SZUmilaS. President ROW 1: L. Sandman, C. Clarke, C. Szumilas, K. deCastro, J. Puccelli, J. Page, V. McKin- JB-HCI Puccelli. ViCC-P1'CSidCI1I stry, M. Gibson, H. Bellos. ROW 2: B. Palmerino, S. McKinstry. M. Szumilas, A. Anderson, -lfiCqUCll1'lC Page, S'3CfCi3fY G. Ciprari. S. Bachand, N. Salvatore. S. Asselin, R. Yanka. T. Holden, P. Krasnov, P. Page. Christopher Clarke, Treasurer Victoria McKinstry, Parliarnentarian The members of the Student Council and their energetic advisor, Mr. John Conlon, combined their efforts and talents to hold candy sales, dances, and suppers-the proceeds of which brought our first foreign ex- change student to S.H.S. Katya deCastro has been with us since August, residing with Beth Pal- merino. he will graduate with us as a member ofthe class of '67, sharing with us all the many activities which make up the uniqueness of being a mighty senior. Katya has taught us much about the life in Brazig she has learned much from us in return. We will all miss Katya, but her warm smile and friendly nature will serve as a remembrance of S.H.S.'s first exchange student. Pep Club Sonja Rajchl, President Martha Michon, Vice-President Marth Michon, Secretary Denise Renaud, Treasurer Pioneerettes ROW 1: C. Paquette, D. Bousquet, S. Lumi, L. Benoit, M. Michon, D. Renaud, C. Favre, S Delage, M. Johnson, L. Santelli. ROW 2: Mrs. Helen Emrich, Co-Advisor, C. Rosienski, S Sharp, A. DiMarco, V. McKinstry, D. Asselin, D. Boniface, J. Sexton, P. Fogwell, D Bouchard, G. Arsenault, S. D'Henin, Miss Andrea Long, Co-Advisor. ROW 3: D. Langevin K. Iozao, P. Moina, J. Bernard, M. Mason, N. Bastien, L. Vairo, J. Grzembski, C. Cieri, S. Montigny, V. Bachand. L. Thanas, B. Thompson, D- Tanacea- 88 Labrarians Mrs. Rose Proulx, Advisor ROW 1: B. Palmeiino, K. Xanthakos, L. Roy, E. Coderre, G. Lataille, D. Bousquet. ROW2: C. Paquette, J. Orzech, J. Phipps, D. Kwarciak, A. Racicot, L. Langevin. Language Club Diane Kwarciak, President Larry Carpentier, Vice-President Mary Gibson, Secretary Cecile Lajoie, Treasurer ROW 1: S. Kochofil B. Howard, C. Paquette, C. Pettinelli, E. Coderre, C. Lajoie, M. Gib- son, D. Kwarciak, K. deCastro, L. Roy, Miss Andrea Long, Co-Advisor. ROW 2: D. Boud- reau, S. Lenti, C. Rosienski, J. Smarelli, D. Bunycki, B. Lavoie, C. Pahnerino, K. Ko- prowski, P. Fogwell, J. Phipps, M. MacEvoy, L. Lavigne. ROW 3: S. Sharp, G. Paquette, D Renaud, A. Racicot, D. Favreau, L. LaVallee, S. Montigny, D. Gibeault, S. Waldron, J. Or zech, J. Moore, P. Pettinelli, W. Gibeault. 89 Ski Club Randal Morse, President ROW 1: G. Arsenault, H. Bellos, J. Vincelette, K. Szczypien, P. Polanik, M. Edwards, R. Marcy Edwards, Vice-President Morse, C. Roy, W. Cloutier, M. Johnson. ROW 2: Mr. Roland Varin, Co-Advisor, G. Goud- Patricia Polanik, Secretary reau, C. Rosienski, R. Yanka, C. Brousseau. S. LaRiviere, S. Sharp, R. Cabana, H. Libuda Kenneth Szczypien, Treasurer G. Mathieu, C. Ciprari, B. Palmerino, S. Tieri, R. Roy, Mr. Robert Bongiorno, Co-Advisor. ROW 3: G. Pingeton, R. Spielvogel, C. Metivier, D. Burzycki, B. Lavoie, J. Harwood, M. Colognesi, S. Sharp, N. Chouinard. D. Fournier, T. Zach, L. Wielblad. H I storl a n s H. Libuda, Freshman Year: J. Kurposka, Sophomore Year: M. Caplette, Junior Year. 90 Will Committee I ROW I: A. Calcagni, S. Bachand. C. Szumilas. D. Vasil, C. Swiatek. ROW 2: L. Maly, D. Syriac, A. Belanger. L. Lavigne, R. Yanka. Prophecy Committee if I i ROW 1: J. Vincelette, K. Szczypien, D. Boucher, M. Langlois, H. Bellos, D. Vasil, D. Walstrom. ROW 2: C. Swiatek, C. Brousseau, R. Yanka, R. Dupuis, S. Sharp, D. Gray, C. Metivier. 91 lQ x'?f ' Underclass Advisors ROW 1: Mr. Frank Skinyon, Mrs. Melia LeBoeuf, Mr. Paul Sturgis. ROW 2: Mr. Lucian Manchuk, Mr. Roger Giroux, Mr. Charles Latino. Junior Class Officers vi Q Z - . 3 2--iff' i. 'ls ,V -Q. -4- ' ,,gf,:n'3Hr -2, Junior Class Oflicers lgllarcy Edwards, Treasurerg Jeanne Dubreuil, Vice-Presidentg Paul Zoto, Presidentg Jacqueline Page ecretary. 92 Sophomore Class Qfficers ' ln, 4 I Q ' ale-5-, T all Michael Bousquet, Vice-Presidentg Penny Page, Secretary: Thomas Holden. President: Paul Krasnov Treasurer. Freshman Class Officers NSS., L , T5 X 1 1 ,Q-P .NP . P ew 1 'A 4 45 'KNWN' Q Deborah Tanacea, Treasurer: Sharon Sharp, Vice-President: Michael Szumilas. President: Nancy Bastien. Secretary. 93 gt U C7 TIN,-5,.4'-A -mf!-Xu! X -,-3 +-- -Agxrv Y - EN I 43 .1 , A 5' ' 'O' C t 1 w X X 1 Q4 96 Nr. 3? , me 1, J I 4 '4fa,1-1,-, 5- f , . ,-i-J t . V www ' W m-. , . . , . , , , ' L. Q. 2 Ib 4 .-wa-gu- S 1 -.-:ww ,QQ v. . 'X Nj? ,M WK. -YA Q '. I e 11 X, 1 Q-.N ,ffl 'K ki W 'VS ,, 'kia l 1 97 T .9 as 5 K 'R :fir V ,Nm I W' ,, ., 9 4- N, A-4 fi , . .gg fxj,-is v',::,., 1 1-an 1 x - , .V X l, --kA . I A -.. e - l ' Well. if they aren't Mr. Con1on's Gejemer1es. . M . Amee , ' .' ' F' Q' Q L. , ' - A ,, , J ' 3 --,' ' .,-. , ff '- -. , .4 .. N f ,T , , :.r ilv A bf? '-'- .-. ..., Z Vv': '- , l ll e, ll i 1.. .QfQ ,Q jj if 'lg f f?.ii'4-. , ' ' ' ---- . ,,a,,,,:,4, ,A,, , 3, M, ....,, A Q35?:ssS'is 'M O Sole Mio . . .1 sawn 6 wg, ,TTY , ., , . . l ,V -5-r., .ff , , 4' Ai' When are you going to fix that light, Marty? All together now-l, 2, 3. . . Lunch-time rush. 98 ' . 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X f ' -rr-' -I,-1:a: .:,'g., :Y -, 4: ffiilr- 5 , ' X X' :fi ' 2'-'I K 1 5' -'Y '2 YW -f if e A 1. - Q. -af Y - X ' ' E - . '-1E:.atS5s5e13I. .- .-:ta ', .. . my , W . .. . I . .,,.,.. 4, ' it-A Sm .. W , wt , e E ' 11:17 X 1 if ...RH ,Hiker Y-Qi ,gp it-. .tw 51 -5-f ',.. :bf Q E fi? f Y ' 2 -X . - 2 1351 1 .iz .' 12:1-r'f'5N3'S 51- 'f5. .V '-G' w- YS' , A' V' ' 1 f 'Q X A ' ' ' 5532, ' 31.2-:ri f 7 ,, i Q' 1 h ,fest 1' I at V- h , x A N R 2 -. , W ,M . gin-x-:x..:aewexS-,mmf wb is 'E i i x , 'Q R+ . . ., , , . Q it.,...gS,,,,.,.f.. ..t.3.,, -P X S gmvm 83 s . ix xkeiili. W., ' K0 -X :: t ' H fx:-ish A Q 1 L ,hm H,3,5,,m f --fx-::-:-Q:,.',-'.i:'- . ' '. ,::21:S:Q:': 'L ' Are these the l, 2 cha cha cha. . mighty seniors??? I XF: 'F f!f:f:!gI-:wk-:I1 3:-:F5i1Z:L The psychological implications of Hamlet 'Q Latin scholars 106 ' Q Wk YQ 1 LIDIE I B P iff? ' X' I , -A,,,f 1 I--flggi H, ' - 7l'?5'J?3F?'i.lf Mg . , ' ll' Q , Q x Q 1 i 34 P? ' ff, x 3, gg,-mxmmi-1 I Hey Zack, where are you going? . r S I .fV11i.'- 5 Ag Q 31 ' Va- 1' in :.1 ...A . , ,. I 4 f-. x ,B V , ASquirt Q.. Q. I+ 'fs E Where's the fire? The Tripper 3.2: v Hard-working Typing Class 107 I xv -:sm ...J -11 ff: X, K mggiiiags I if as 'a Jr ' 'Q 'al '- is s... S.. , e The weightlifters . . . 6 to the right, 24 to the left, 5 All tied up. 'f if 4 I .19 'cb 491' A 1 A Nellie???'?'??? Let's have a nice smile. Wulf l Out to lunch. 110 f A, .,fi 'wgg,mx' What are you looking for, Jon? HO Ho H0 . . . ' ,f -5 'ww .pix-rw-11 , - ff- , 1 'i - -, ,Q , 1 IU-'Y Q ' 6--X Q5,4V..o-'izf f ' 1 k fl ff. Q EJ- s... i ' X ' X Ld Ps x X 34? z wx is ii, 4A M if fl'---fl in M Think we'1l ever meet this deadline? Play us a tune. A g1'Ol-IP of mighty SCh0lafS- An industrious secretary. 1 1 1 I WJ iff? H QYQ Q 1' - x Z, ,gl -.MW T2 Q x, fu.. , , 14.9, -QQ? Q QQ? -,,--2157 ,,, ' f Z9 , 1 NA 7 ,- 541- 9 , n I me f -,-f 1 fr, W- Q4 -ask -av-L.. fpSQ'5qv. I N xf. N925 . A A. ' , A , fl- u - 1 1, n Q5 ,1 F12 'fa ef by gg. rg. sq- Q1 ' 'ff 'QQ Jw? '93 Q-2 N4 I 49 -x - ltxgjrt 432. I A.: in vii ,LQ EBL. v 5-ffx Q df 'JK 'Pr .r I at A 'J E. A- 491-9' :E CM 4 154' Q '01, 122, J 2 Th AQJZQQ1 9 2 Junior Prom 'ni . Our Junior Prom is one of those oc- casions we will cherish forever in our scrapbook of S.H.S. memories. Dedi- cated to the class of '66, Fantasia will be remembered as a truly suc- cessful and beautiful social gath- ering. Among the many hard workers who devoted their time and energy to prom preparations were Ken Szczy- pien, Paul Hapgood, Pete Cour- noyer, Marcia Domijan, Stuart Sharp, and Anna Calcagni. Arches entwined with flowers and vines. picket fences, swimming swans, wide- eyed daisies, and the Gazebo were combined to present a spectacular event, very difficult to top. Queen Carol Rutanen and members of her court-Jane Clarke, Prudence Allard, Diane Suprenant, and Carol Pontbriand-reigned over the Fan- tasia setting. 114 4? Iii 't11'lr.Tu 511 :T may i x.4y .sg 'SQ Y' Freshman Reception The senior class honored the class of '70 at its annual Freshman Reception in September. This gave the mighty seniors an opportunity to intro- duce the incoming class to the faculty. The Mo- tions provided the entertainment for the event. All who attended enjoyed a fine evening. msn jim F ,. 2 r ,J-Q-Ln.. H, Christmas Concert Every year before the start of the Yuletide season, the Music Department, under the direction of Mr. Arnold Reppucci, can be seen busily preparing their annual concert. Gaiety and the spirit of Christmas prevailed over the audience as an introduction for the Holidays. The Band, Troubadour Choir, Chorus, Santa Clauses, and soloists Janice Libera and Celeste Seremet all contributed to the success of the concert. ll Distinguished Guest ,yr C' b In Z 2 4 Ia., .Q rg .A ,Sz-,3 252-2 sit -. Edward W. Brooke, present Senator from Massa- chusetts and former Attorney General, addressed the student body of S.H.S. on the invitation of the National Honor Society. He emphasized foreign affairs and the role of high school pupils in prepa- rations for the future. He labeled education as the key to the future. Senator Brooke was pre- sented by Robert MacMaster, former President, and Richard Abrahamson, program chairman, of the Honor Society. Miss Persis Howe is advisor to the organization. We acknowledge all those who made this very rewarding assembly possible. Senior Play 2 f. ' - Our senior class presented Stalag 17 with an all-male cast on two successive nights in the school audito- rium. The enthusiastic reception to our first and only play by the public made the endeavor a huge success. Under the superb direction of Mr. James Forkey, our class advisor, the entire cast gave two splendid per- formances. Many long and hard hours went into the preparations for the play. It proved to be a rewarding and exciting experience for both the cast and the au- dience. 120 ,K F imwfikifw-Siem vw A ibn Url P-Vwiknf-'Wit mr mm hu ' .M , 1. 5 gf, W Q: 2 ww nw Ai 9llnn.uAx-nga: l GIIQY sf 2' in x. X H ' SOUTHBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK Your Mutual Savings Bank Encourages Thrift Through School Savings 253 Main St. Southbridge, Mass. 124 BIG BUNNY SUPER MARKET 942 W. MAIN ST. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. --Best Wishes-- ROM'S RESTAURANT Route 131 Sturbridge, Mass. WORKSHOP For Early American Furnit and Gifts STURBRIDGE, MASS. v if ff :f MATHlEU,S SHOES J ,. f VIE, thbridge -Palmer ? DANI sz soLDAN1, INC Akif --' ,. X ' I J J -Y Fix -, F 1 ,gL':x,1 , - . A Xb' Y ' ' iw! f W 4 'gikf l' I NMXJ 'N' 4 Congratulations Class of '67 WESO RADIO 970 kc YOUR HOMETOWN sTAT1oN', 126 A 8L M TOOL 85 DIE CO., INC. MILL ST. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. 01550 TEL. AREA CODE 617 764-3241 CLEMENCE LUMBER MARTEL CLEANERS CORP. Dealers in Lumber-Doors Sash Mouldings-Roofings, etc. 248 Elm St., Cor. Everett Southbridge, Mass. Dial: 764-8856 142 Hamilton Street Southbridge, Mass. PAQUETTE STATIONERY CO 338 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. school supphes greetmg card portable typewriters fountain pen Compliments Of: VACHER PAINTING DRESSER HILL FARM and ICE CREAM BAR Charlton- MHSS- It Pays to Buy Paint from a Painter BUTLER'S FLOWER SHOP 10 Elm St. Southbridge, Mass. PAINTS--WALLPAPER--ALUMINUM PRODUCTS--PAINTING SERVICES-- FREE ESTIMATES 137 Elm Street Southbridge, Mass. 765-2377 John Vacher, Jr., Prop. KAMPUS KORNER Compliments of: Centre Pharmacy, Inc. 319 Main St. Southbridge, Mass Your REXALL Store home of: The Villager Broomsticks Ladybug Stanley Blacker Glen of Michigan Interwoven Misty Harbor Arrow Compliments of: HIPPODROME LANES BIG BUNNY SHOPPERS PLAZA 121ASh1and Ave- Southbridge, Mass. Southbridge' Mass' 764-8926 128 Compliments of: TRAHAN BROS., INC. MASON'S SUPPLIES 570 South Street Southbridge, Mass. GAY TRAVEL SERVICE Southbridge Gabriel J. Vespucci Helen R. Vespucci R. Compliments of: ROBBINS SL CO. .s The Family store since 1910 Compliments of: PARK LANE MOTORS I5-I7 Goddard St. Southbridge. Mass. g'Largest Selection of Diamonds and Watches in Townv Teenage Honor Accounts' ART,S .IEWELERS 307 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. 5 Compliments of: STEVEN'S AMUSEMENTS INC. AUTOMATIC VENDING J. J. DELEHANTY 85 CO. 858 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. Home Furnishings Since 1875 Terms Arranged 764-6042 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1967 HENRY LIBUDA Specializing in Light Sheet Metal Work 32 Green Avenue Southbridge, Mass. 130 GVIDES DAVID LENT1 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SHOES--CLOTHING Rte 15--Sturbridge ll Elm SIICCI Southbridge, Mass. HYDE MFG. CO. 54 Eastford Rd. BOYS Men and FOR YEAR ROUND FUN and Girls Wgmen FITNESS FRIENDS Keep 267 Main Street Gym Classes in Southbridge, Mass. and Trim Tel. 764-4121 Social Activities Compliments of 2 PINCYS RESTAURANT THE HARTWELL 104 Mechanic St. Southbridge, Mass. ' Since 1827 296 Main St. 132 Robert S. Howe, R.PH., Prop. THE UNIVERSAL TAG CO. STURBRIDGE ROAD STURBRIDGE, MASS. Compliments of: BEAUREGARD FURNITURE BOUSQUETS AUTO INC- PARTS, INC. Southbriclge, Mass. Dudley, Mass. Compliments of: Putnam, C01'11'1, TOWN AND COUNTRY FLOWER SHOPPE Central St. Southbridge, Mass. 133 Compliments of l ALINE'S Quality Bakery I Products TWEEDS FROM THE FARM Ashland Ave. Custom Tailored C Southbridge, Mass. for Men and Women Pomfret Center, C Sturbridge, Mass. Compliments of: MCKINSTRY ICE CO., INC. 6 Dupaul Street Southbridge, Mass. 134 SOUTHBRIDGE C0-OPERATIVE BANK 15 Elm Street Southbridge, Mass. Systematic Savings Accounts Regular Savings Accounts Paid-Up Shares 135 BEST WISHES FROM- THE UNITED LENS CO., INC. 59 WORCESTER STREET SOUTHBRIDGE 765 5421 UNIVERSAL BLANK CO., INC. 79 North Street Southbridge, Mass. EDWARDS SOUTHBRIDGE GIFT HEADQUARTERS I K FOR 122 YEARS YOUR DEPARTMENT STORE SINCE 1844 Compliments of: Dial TETREAULT-PERVIER 764-3238 INSURANCE AGENCY 22 Goddard St. Southbridge, Mass. 764-4307 137 Compliments of: GAY'S JEWELRY STORE ' DENISON WIRE CLOTH CO. Theodore Michaels, Prop. Southbridge, Mass. North St. Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of: BILL SWIACKI REAL ESTATE -INSURANCE Southbridge, Mass. 222 Main Street. 764-4391 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 A FRIEND KOCHANEK FURNITURE STORE Corner Central and Hook St. Southbridge, Mass. aaz. . -Q-...Nvx If I. , ' xi .fs -Y 4. A 3 M.. f n-, , I Compliments of: G. GREGOIRE 85 SONS 15 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Mass. :ETH U DESA PAINT CO. Grumbacher Art Supplies 52 Central St. Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of: ROGART BUILDERS Best Wishes Class of 1967 Compliments of: BONIFACE TOOL 8: DIE Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of: BILLIS, DINER 8: COFFEE SHOP, INC. 10 Central St. Southbridge's Favorite Eating Place Compliments of: ERNEST and RAYMOND LIPPE 140 Compliments of: H. J. Madore, Inc. General Contractors Southbridge, Mass. Medical Centre Pharmacy Elm Centre Southhridgc. Mass. ln Sickness and in Health Compliments of: A 85 W Sheet Metal Co., Inc 126 Ashland Ave. Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of: Desrosier Buick Corp. 220 Mechanic St. Southbridge, Mass. Tel. 764-3273 When better cars are built. Buick will build them. Compliments of: Christe 8: Thompson Auto Parts 150 Central St. GOODWIN'S Clothes for Men-Women-Boys FRONTIER RESTAURANT Compliments of: Route 131 Sturbridge, Mass. RUSSELL Beriifslztgititmf HARRINGTQN Smor asbord Sunda S CUTLERY COMPANY 5 Y Noon till 9:00 P.M. Call 347-8351 Compliments of: THE PUBLICK HOUSE 142 249 Main Street--Southbridge Globe Office--Big Bunny Shopping Center 'A ,I R ORCESTE WCOUNTLJ TION Q2 iff L A full range of Banking and Trust Service for Worcester County Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments of: Compliments of: ELM MARKET FLORSHEIM,S MEN AND BOYS SHOP 177 Elm St. 280 Main St. Southbridge, Mass. Southbridge, Mass. 143 IDEAL DRIVING SCHOOL 335 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. over Metro Bros. 'GLearn to drive the IDEAL wayw Courteous and Eiiicient Instructors Phone: 764-8238 A1 Petrelli, Prop. Best Wishes Class of 1967 SOUTHBRIDGE SCRAP IRON AND METAL CO., INC. L 8: P DISTRIBUTORS 39 Moon St. 144 Whitford Pharmacy Inc. Compliments of: Laurier G. Bastien Reg. Pharm. Tasse Inc. Corner of Main and Tasse Fuel CGTP Hamilton Streets Southbridge, Mass. Dial 764-7401 RUDI'S FLORAL WORKSHOP Floral Gems--Pic Floral Service 284 Worcester Street Southbridge, Massachusetts 764-4385 145 TRI COMMUNITY I Compliments of: TRANSPORTATION HEADQUARTERS Thunderbird mm, Galaxie Fairlane V Falcon 9 05 LOUIS DRESS SHOP S Q Authorized Sales 81 Service Mercury Lincoln Comet Continental HERITAGE MOTORS, INC. 31 H 'l S. amlton I worcester Rd. 764-3255 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1967 WILLIAM H. DIGREGCRIU INSURANCE AGENCY 348 Main St. Compliments of: Guaranty Bank 85 Trust Company Southbridge Office Stufbfidge Office 39 Elm street Route 20 Member of F.D.I.C. American Lanes 24 Lanes of Candle Pins Air Conditioned and Electric Filters 123 North Street 147 Compliments of: SOUTHBRIDGE SHEET METAL WORKS 76 MILL STREET SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. Compliments of. LANGEVIN JEWELERS Lorraine Langevin Albert L. Langevin 148 MORIN STUDIO Southbridge 8: Webster, Mass. Congratulations! We wish you the best of luck in years to come! We, the Morin Studios of South- bridge 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 1967! 149 PATRONS LePain,S Pharmacy 505 Worcester St CENTRAL RETREADING CO Dr' Ralph J' Malagodi' D'D' Walter Postemski, Prop. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WISHES THE SENIOR CLASS BEST OF LUCK HARRY I. CUTLER Worcester Road For the Very Best in Used Mr. 85 Mrs. Abe Smith Cars 150 9 World Headquarters and lVlain Plant AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY, souTHeRioc.E, MASS. TCD TI-IE GFQADUATING 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 coMPANv PRODUCTS THAT EXTEND AND PROTECT IVIAN'S PHYSICAL SENSES 151 f. I f Z Superlatives X, I xx-X. .44 Diana Vasil and Bichop Nawrot Nellie Carpentier and Jan Desmanas Flirts Most Fun To Be Wzlh Pete Coumoyer and Sue Asselin John Lango and Pat POl3I:lik Friendliest Best Athletes K , 'Yr Teresa Zach and Frank Roccisano Mos! Sophislicared u Bill Cloutier and Carolyn Mills Best Looking rfltvunxlullqlln-In-lvBlJZO.:NllIr1 rw!! Ill' il 1.4910-d' :ilu IZA. .filHlF'U I'Kl:.f,1.lP.3fnLH:EL2llLH LJ1!i..i'....y.f's3-IV:-rg' ,.-v x - u xc, V , 1' 'sh X, -. 1' - li X .X, Y Q .y.,, -v. Paula Dubreuil and Nellie Carpentier Best Dancers Marlin Gubb and Deanne Walstrom Most Gullible Tom Lapriore and Maggie Swiatek M ost Pessimistic , MVN-, I x. gl, g 153 if w i if Joyce Vincelette and Bill Cloutier Changed The Most Since Freshman Year V sux! Jan Desmarais and Mike Libuda Class Clowns ., ,-E H E ll YE ,A I 4 'MX , 4 Q ii-pg lg 1 i A 1? ' , fs. . 4 0 i If ff? 559 .ro Ruth Yarika and Paul Gaucher Most Oplimistic nL..n.,.1, .- F' L .xrt Mike Caplette and Jan Libera Anna Calcagni and Ken Szczypien Best Actor And Actress Did The Most For The Class V' ' 1 'N E94 L 45 if Charles Szumilas and Jane Kurposka Stuart Sharp and Marcia Domijan Best Artists , .452 Nancy Niejadlik and Dave Tremblay Chatlerboxes Qufefe-W We, the class of 1967, solemnly declaring this to be our last will and testament, do hereby be- queath our most exceptional qualities, which have made each one of us an individual person. To Mr. Beattie, our new school superintendent, the Class leaves memories of his first graduating Class in Southbridge. To Mr. Desroches, we leave our sincere grati- tude for all the many things he has done for us. To Mr. Forkey, whom we will ever remember and thank, we leave an extra nine hourg sleep and the memory of the best Senior Class Play. To Mr. Paul, also our class advisor, we leave our heart-felt thanks and the memory of the most beautiful Junior Prom ever presented. To our homeroom teachers, Hail and Farewell. Albert Anderson's box of candy to Mr. Conlon for 31.50. John Anderson's receipt book to Jack Normandin. Myrna Anderson's advanced math book to Diane Kwarciak. Susan Anderson's Monday mornings to Barbara Arel. Ruth Arsenaultis great times in gym classes to Elaine Agusto. Kenneth Ashtonts Physics marks to Mr. Talbot. Theodore Ashton's fake club cards to all IDLER fans. Suzanne Asselinas mono to Mr. Talbot to destroy. Gregory Bachand's injured knee to Mr. Marino. Paul Bachand leaves for good. Suzanne Bachand's trips to Boston to Jeanne Dubreuil. Heldon Barth's newspaper to Steve Saletnik. Pete Battista's 10 lbs. to Clarence Ryder. Donna Beaulieu's love for gym classes to Mrs. Emrich. Anne Belanger's Bookkeeping to Sharon Cadarette. Helen Bellos' bump on her nose to mountain climbers. Donna Benoit's muscular ability to Mr. Conlon. Henry Benoit's art to Miss Birtz. Linda Benoit's hair dyes to the play make-up staff. Monique Benoit's cafeteria lunches to John Dobson. Bob Bertrand's V.W. Qwhat's left of itj, to Mr. Bergeron. gvnn-f V 7. W F Paul Besse's rainy days to Bernie Madore. Nicholas Billis' seat in the cafeteria to John Lamarine. Steve Billis' trumpet to Jack Normandin. Ronald Blanchette's Honda tin piecesj, to Mark DiUlio. David Boucher's seat in the band to his brother, Dennis. Paulette Boudreau's hope of Cecile Lajoie's finding another ride home. Danny Bourdelais' smile to Dave St. Laurent. Susan Bousquet keeps two ,67 class rings. Paul Bouvier's Monday morning blues to just about everybody. Thomas Brodeur keeps his kissin' cousin. Alice Brousseau leaves on time. Charliss Brousseau leaves someone in peace. Thomas Brousseauts yearbook layouts to Kay Xanthakos. Linda Brown's class ring to a trophy case. Cynthia Buchanan's part of Walker Pond to Peggy Lynch. Elaine Burda's rides to Springfield to her sister, Jenny. Stanley Burzycki's natural rights to Mr. Forkey. Ron Bussiere's nickname, 'fGoofy , to Ron Wayne. Gene Cadarette's junky car to Mr. Latino. Helen Cadarette's few extra dance stens to Mr. Reppucci. Anna Calcagni's April Fool jokes to Mr. Varin. Norma Capistrand's scholastic ability to her sis- ter, Eva. Michael Caplette's athletic prowess to Daniel Weberg. Nelson Carpentier's abscess to Thomas Leduc. David Ceccarelli's power in football to Paul Leduc. Stephen Champeau's seat in college math to Thomas Holden. William Cloutier's nickname, Clout , to the football team. Barry Cooper leaves. Pete Cournoyer's two points to Notre Dame. Bob Couturets hair to Dennis DiBonaventura. Steve Davis' place on the corner to Paul Terpos. Katya de Castro leaves as the first S.H.S. ex- change student. Al Denno's spinning tires to Dave Rutanen. Jan Desmarais' sunny disposition to Louise Sandman. William Digregorio's stumps to Marc Osimo. Linda DiMarco's nickname, Termite',, to Joey Lyons. Marcia Domijan's guitar to Paula Olson. Paula Dubreuil's Pontiac to Dicky. Robert Dupuis' box of staples to S.H.S. Roland Dupuis, Algebra Il to Mr. Leduc. Ruby-jean Earnest's job as nurse's aide at the hospital to Lois Vairo. David Ford's Volkswagen keys to Mr. Cronholm. Ray Fournier's flying objects in the drafting room to Willy Richer. Frances Gagne's corroded bookcovers to Sue Lippe. Paul Gaucher leaves, Bye!', Joe Gauthierls woodworking skills to Jimmy, Rock,,, DaDalt. Theresa Gauthierls, Homemaking to Mrs. Kyrios. Michael Gendreau's curly hair to Beebe Lemire. Priscilla Gimas, wit to Helen Kamizirides. John Girouxis talkative personality to Mr. Forkey. Donna Gravell's silence to Mr. Schultz. Deborah Gray,s contributions to Mr. Reppucci's music program to sister, Pam. Paulette Gregoireis walks before school to Noella Besse. Allan Guardiani's job to John Sinni. Martin Gubbls bucket of Kosher pickles to Mr. Forkey. Paul Hapgood's place in school to his brother, Pete. Jimmy Hillls Philadelphia lawyer's degree to Mr. Bergeron and Mr. Latino. Cheryl Horonzewiczts chewed-up pencil stubs to Carol Trahan. Bernie Hudon's acrobatic stunts to anyone who dares try them. Edward Iozzo's submarine voyage in the Jordan River to his sister, Carol. Diane Jacques morning trips to eat to Elaine Agusto. Armand Jalbert leaves a little bit of knowledge to Clarence. Jean Julian's special recipes to Pete DiDonato. Linda Julian leaves unbruised from her many falls. William Klosek's gratitude to Bill Trifone for having such a nice cousin. Jane Kurposka's Honda,' to Mr. Conlon. Stephen Lanceyls peace to Mr. Talbot. Linda Langevin's remnants of a great prom. Marlene Langevinls mental ability to Diane Kwarciak. Marcia Langlois' superior height to Joey Lyons. John Lango's football ability to Frank Koumanelis. Michelle LaPierre's love of Chemistry to Mr. Talbot. Rene LaPorte leaves his handkerchief at the line. Thomas Lapriore,s football spikes to whomever they fit. Susan LaRiviere's spelling to Mr. Varin. Gloria Lataille's French notes to Catha. Linda Lavigne's gratitude to S.H.S. Andre Lazure's wrench to Roger Hebert. Janice Leduc's crushed fenders to sister, Beverly. Nancy Leduc's math to her cousin, Kathy. Susan Lemoine's typing to Mr. Lataille. Thaddeus Lesniewskils football films to Mr. Marino. Janice Libera's year's supply of Kielbasas to Mr. Conlon. Paul Libuda leaves nothing, it's all too precious. Mike Libuda leaves his honor as class clown to Kevin Buckley. Rick Lorange leaves his thumb. Wayne Lusignan's nickname, Flap , to Lenny LaPorte. Ann McDonald's lovely manner to Diane Agusto. Don Mainvilleis Junior year career to brother, Kenny. Linda Maly's morning breakfast seat to her sis- ter, Sandy. Donna Mandeville's knack of getting into ridicu- lous situations to Cheryl Ciprari. Gerard Mathieuls wet towel in his gym bag to David Proulx. Kenny Menard's Junior class picture to Mr. Forkey. Christine Metivier's Mustang to Greg Mathieu. Carolyn Mills' broken windshields to Don French. Randal Morse leaves Mr. Forkey in peace. Thaddeus Mroczkowski's Aristotle jeep to Stanley Cuikaj. Bichop Nawrot's can of Red Hot to Paul Fan- taroni. Nancy Niejadlik leaves quietly. David O'Brien's Main Street hill parking space to Dave Bourdelais. William O'Brien's swinging doors to anyone stu- pid enough to go through them. .l...,.Q.1- w' Betty Ohopls typing ability to Barbara Nawrot. James Ostroko1owicz's motorcycle to his sister, Arlene. A Beth Palmerino's driving ability to Marcy Edwards. Charles Palmerinds bait box to next year's Se- nior Concessions. Sarah Paquettels seat in Algebra II to her sister, Catha. Gerry Paquin's dog to Paul Fantaroni. Ronald Parent's job to Bob Gaumond. Phillip Pettinellils seat in the cafeteria to his cousin, Paul. Joyce Polakowski's ride down the superhighway to Mary and Lois. Patricia Polanik leaves in pink leotards. Louis Postemski takes his happiness at leaving. Roberta Pratt's room 203 to future scientists. Martha Prince's memories of Bookkeeping to Sue Perkins. Dave Richard's nickname, Boyd Dowlerv, to Dick Morin. Ken Rizner's Hair to Mr. Bergeron. Rachel Roberts leaves with nostalgia. Frank Roccisanols blue Volkswagen to MaryLou Gibson. Nancy Salvatorels skiing ability and sprained an- kles to Maggie Colognesi. David Savage's job to Michael Syriac. Stuart Sharp's parties at Little Alum to Sue Proulx. Roger Smeltzer's homeroom, 112, to deserving underclassrnen. John Steven's vending machine to next year's Se- nior Treasurer. Elizabeth Sweefs peace of mind to Donna Osowski. Carolyn Swiatek's half bottle of Summer Blond to Jean Orzech. Diane Syriac's typing to Mrs. LeBoeuf. Clifford Szczypien's football ability to Jack Sacramone. Kenneth Szczypien's gavel to Paul Zotos. Charles Szumilas' 6th period nap to Shemo. Dorothy Szydlik's yellow hands to the S.H.S. Science Department. Robert Tarquinio's gym bag to Steve Saletnik. Clyde Thompson's bumped fenders to William Prince. Louis Trahanls English classes to Michael Szumilas. David Tremblay's skills to the class of '70. Rosanne Tremblayls set of car keys to Michelle DaDalt. Malcolm Utakis leaves at last. Norman Vandal leaves a lock of golden hair. Diana Vasil leaves for Texas. Jean Vilandre's holey sneakers to Kathy Battista. Joyce Vincelette,s baby toes on display for sightseers. Deanne Walstrom's pajama parties to Cheryl Ciprari. Elizabeth Webber leaves forever. Linda Webberts hate of frogs to Sue LeBoeuf. Linda Winchester's absences to Mrs. Adams. Paul Yanka's Physics Made Simple book to Tom Liro. Ruth Yanka's chewing gum to Mr. Varin. Theresa Zachls skis to Mr. Bongiorno. Carol Zajac's trips to Boston to Ruth Petrelli. Nick Zoto's seat in study to Dave Costa. Witnessed this first day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred, and sixty seven, and attested to by: Myrna Anderson Suzanne Bachand Anne Belanger Stanley Burzycki Anna Calcagni Alfred Denno Paula Dubreuil Ruth Yanka-Chairman 157 --,--..-H--..r,..7. ....-..-...-.,-,-,.r5. 1..nq.,-. .vin Linda Lavigne Linda Maly Kenneth Rizner Carolyn Swiatek Diane Syriac Charles Szumilas Diane Vasil BANG!! Pure destruction. The world is in holo- caust. The year is l977g no one is left. Yet, safely below the earth. the Class of 1967 and their fami- lies lie in a suspended state. It all happens one fine day during the tenth-day class reunion which is being held in the new under- ground Southbridge City Auditorium, brainchild of architect Frank Roccisano. The group is wit- nessing a demonstration of new techniques to put life in a suspended state, developed by Stephen Lancey and Charles Szumilas. Suddenly, Mike Ca- plette, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, re- ceives an urgent message over his radio-wristwatch and falls to the iloor in a faint. His assistant, Allan Guardiani, notifies the audience of the start of the Third World War. To avoid the destruction de- scribed over the Ambassador's wrist-radio, the en- tire class undergoes the Szumilas-Lancey treat- ment, administered by assistant biologist Joyce Po- lakowski and nurses Diana Vasil and Jan Des- marais. The entire class enters a sleep-like condi- tion, which stops all bodily activities and preserves the bodies for twenty-five years. Time passes to the year 2002. The class awakens to a uninhabited firld, full of strange new plants and consistently warn. climate. To face the task of rebuilding the world, lt. 'ers selected by elections are obtained. Supervising the elections are Robert Dupuis, Pete Battista, and Paul Bouvier. The class officers are unanimously elected to their old posts -Kenneth Szczypien as President, Pete Cournoyer as Vice-President. Among the appointments are Paul Hapgood, Secretary of the Treasury, and Marcia Langlois as Chief Accountantg Martin Gubb as Secretary of Economic Rebuilding, Paul Libuda as Chief Justice and Sue Bachand as Clerk of Courts, Stanley Burzycki as Field Marshall and Roland Dupuis as his assistant. Helen Bellos is ap- pointed personal secretary to President Szczypien. Ruth Yanka is appoiiied official historian of the settlement of New Southbridge. Religious needs of the community are cared for by Reverend Ronald Parent, whose golden tongue guides the congregation on Sundays. Linda Brown, after receiving a vision, founded the Convent of Sisters of Saint Nesbitt, assisted by Marlene Lan- gevin and Theresa Zach. A primary problem is rearranging the school sys- tem. Because of her kind nature, Linda Julian at- tracts all the children and places them in a special annex. The children, ranging from pre-school to fourth graders, are divided into their respective classes. Paulette Gregoire, discoverer of a new pre- -school-age teaching method, embarks upon the tedious task of awakening young minds. Carolyn Swiatek and Sue LaRivere, co-authors of Teaching the Young Genius, have selected a genius group for the speed learning program. Linda Lavigne's sunny smile makes her an excellent choice for first graders. Second and third graders are taught by Gloria Lataille and Frances Gagne respectively. Dorothy Szydlik, author of Growing Up-How We Can Help, uses her unique talent for fourth graders. The president, requesting a course in adult educa- tion, desires to continue cultural and educational advancement for the limited number of persons in New Southbridge. French is taught by Linda Lan- gevin and Donna Mandeville, co-authors of French of the A ges. Katya de Castro, the first ex- change student at Southbridge High School, teach- es Spanish to enterprising students. Norman Vandal and Nancy Salvatore combine their talents to form an adult English class worthy of the 1967 members. Nuclear Age Math is instructed by Al- bie Anderson, while Myrna Anderson gives in- struction in Advanced College Math. The sciences are attended to by William Klosek and Louis Trahan. All pupils are compelled and interesed adults en- couraged to enter the special lields. Marcia Domi- jan, the famed artist, gives all pupils instructions in the line art of drawing. Helen Cadarette gives pupils excellent dance training. Special classes in physical education are given by Donna Benoit, ka- rate expert. For those interested in mechanics, William O'Brien, discoverer of ,the nuclear- powered car, imparts his knowledge. Our history teachers, Thomas Lapriore and Paul Yanka, are corroborating on the complete history of the world. Daniel Bourdelais solves the problem of building the easy-to-build, sturdy home. An expert in met- als, he has produced cheaply and easily a collaps- ible, compact, yet portable full-size ranch home. Roland Blanchette and Armand Jalbert, under the supervision of Ronald Bussiere, begin production of these folding homes. Afred Denno is placed in charge of the distribution, with Linda Winchester as his secretary. Inside the home, cabinet expert Richard Lorange performs decorating miracles with the help of Paul Gaucher. Paul Bachand, Ken Rizner, and Steve Davis work diligently on replenishing our electrical supply. Jean Julian and Donald Mainville. after many hours deliberation, finish the construction of the intricate plumbing system. Without their help, wa- ter would be a serious problem. Ray Fournier and Robert Couture plan the new road system. Their ideas run from superspeed highways to underground tunnels. James Hill, di- rector of the building of this system, is assisted by Dave Tremblay and Robert Bertrand. The roads begin to curve their way into Southbridge life again. The Department of Labor and Economy has formed a union. David Ceccarelli and Anna Cal- cagni, noted for their ability to find things, are elected to explore and find a building for the business department. To their surprise, they find the American Optical Company has been perfectly preserved. Little do they know that Thomas Brousseau has mixed laser-maser beams and de- veloped a coating which will preserve it forever. Three days before that fateful night, Malcolm Utakis, Gene Cadarette, and Joe Gauthier covered the whole American Optical with this protective coating. Inside, all was safe and sound. Returning to the underground auditorium, David and Anna report their findings. The business department is being reconstructed. Steve Champeau is elected business co-ordinator. Anne Belanger, the fastest shorthand taker, and Janice Leduc, the fastest typist, are his secretaries. Nancy Leduc and Diana Syriac have the privilege of being secretaries to Priscilla Gimas, head of business administration. David Ford begins rearranging the prices of our food-stuffs with the help of Kenneth Ashton, gro- cery store owner. Under his supervision are Sue Lemoine and Sue Bousquet. Deborah Gray, eco- nomic analyst, is assisted by Monique and Linda Benoit. The clothing department, under Donna Beaulieu, shocks the settlement with daring new designs by Alice Brousseau. Tom Brodeur, alos in this depart- ment, is the supervisor to Martha Prince and Sue Anderson. Henry Benoit is business administrator for House- hold facilitiesz Jcan Vilandre is indeed honored to place her skills under this ofiice. Robert Tarquinio, business co-ordinator of IBM machines, has for his secretaries Carol Zajac and Ruth Arsenault. The famed computer program- mers, Donna Gravell, Cynthia Buchanan, Mike Gendreau, and Linda Webber give their skills to this department. John Stevens begins the reconstruction of vending machines, assisted by Ann McDonald. Theresa Gauthier as typist and Elizabeth Sweet, first secre- tary, work under his supervision. The old infirmary at the American Optical has been enlarged to accommodate the community's needs under Chief of Staff Thaddeus Lesniewski. Physician Gerry Mathieu is well known in the community for his hard work. Surgeon Charles Palmerino has for his assistants the able nurses, Linda DiMarco, Nancy Niejadlik, Roberta Pratt, and Elaine Burda. His operations would be impos- sible without the help of Paula Dubreuil, X-Ray technician. Home first-aid courses are taught by Doctor Wil- liam DiGregorio and his assistant Rosanne Trem- blay. Dentist David Richard is assisted by dental hygienist Charliss Brousseau. With the organization ofa new town and business, people in the varied fields of athletics are planning a new gymnasium, ultramodern teaching tech- niques, and organized games in a variety of sports. The new gymnasium, built and contracted by Randal Morse, athletic director, is located next to the underground auditorium. Bichop Nawrot, famed architect, is the construction contractor. John Anderson, because of his creative ideas of landscaping, is the ground's custodian. When the building is finally completed, the physi- cal education instructors will be at work in an ac- celerated physical fitness program. A typical day in the gym follows this schedule: Beside the pool, Deanne Walstrom, WAA swim- ming champion, is giving lessons in new lifesaving methods. Patricia Polanik, professional gymnast, is seen at the far end of the women's gymnasium, teaching forward rolls on the balance beam. In the men's gymnasium. Nelson Carpentier, head basketball coach, is drilling shooting and rebound- ing techniques. and boys' physical education teacher. William Cloutier. is demonstrating the proper form for a push-up. Clilford Szczypien. assistant football coach, leads the team in calisthenics. while head coach John Lango organizes the plays for upcoming games. At a nearby ski slope. John Giroux makes a per- fect landing afterjumping a distance of 133.5 feet. Rachel Robert. expert ski instructor. is on the no- ice slope teaching the snow plow. Out in the street is Billis' Tea Room, where co- owners Nick and Steve Billis are the gourmet chefs. and Michelle Lapierre is the pastry expert. Her assistant is Rene Laporte. expert brownie- maker. Big eaters will have a gourmet's holiday sampling Greek Pastry accented by Chinese tea. The waitresses in the tea room. Norma Capis- trand. Cheryl Horonzewic. and Betty Webber keep busy in the most popular eating place in town. Down Lucky Avenue is the newly established beauty salon. Chez Ruby. owned by Ruby-Jean Ernest. She and her beauty operators Linda Maly and Paulette Boudreau are busily preparing the young ladies for the lirst dance to be held at the Social Club tonight. The dance is organized by Su- zanne Asselin. director of the Club. Next door at the barber shop. Phillip Pettinelli keeps up with the latest haircuts for boys. The various organizations which make up the So- cial Club include the Hot Rod Club and the Bridge Club. Theodore Ashton and James Ostrok- olowicz. President and Vice-President respectively of the Hot Rod Club, are busy restoring cars all over the area. Buddy Barth, chief reporter of the New News, is getting a story on the Bridge Club from ohicers Diane Jacques and Betty Ohop. This paper, the most popular publication in the settlement, is ed- ited by Jane Kurposlii, who has won a Pulitzer Prize for her novel before the War. As correspondence grows in volume, a Post Office is set up under Postmaster Gregory Bachand. Bar- ry' Cooper is the town's mailman. A museum is being established to bridge the gap between the world of the past and the present. Artist Stuart Sharp is painting a mural for the new museum of the day after the long sleep. Joyce Vin- celette. interior designer, is planning the decor. The guides' uniforms are being designed by Beth Palmerino. Louis Postemski. the famed detective, has been hired to guard Paul Besse's art exhibi- tion. Sarah Paquette will be the curator of the paper- making display and Gerry Paquin will present au- thoritative talks on the history of cars together with Edward Iozzo. Christine Metivier. world re- nown archaeologist, will be heading up the pre- war department. The museum is planning to have an extensive botany department. Those who will be associated with the department are: Carolyn Mills, Thaddeus Mroczkowski, David Savage. Roger Smeltzer. and Clyde Thompson. The exhibitions Vehicles of Space Travelw are al- ready being assembled. As we view the model of Andre Lazure's space runabout. it is recalled that Andy and three other members of the Class of '67 will soon be returning from a twenty-five year long trip from the Moon. Bernard Hudon. David O'Brien, and Nicholas Zotos had gone to the Moon to establish an American Optical branch plant. The business department's computer is consulted and the news spreads that the group is due back today. Hurriedly, the museum prepares for their welcome. The rocket is suddenly sighted! Fireworks begin to sound proclaiming the class's joy at the ap- proaching reunion with their long absent class- mates. David Boucher, world famous conductor, strikes up the band as the space travelers descend the rocket. Also waiting nearby are Janice Libera, soloist, and the comic team of Michael Libuda, Wayne Lusignan, and Kenneth Menard. These classmates will provide the entertainment at the evening's festivities. 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