Southbridge High School - Milestone Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1969 volume:

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V 13:5-a:,, 1: : .- ,cw ,wp -. -. tg i.,. 3 Milestone 1969 Southbridge High School Southbridge, Massachusetts Volume IX -yNW'm '-W. H--....,? -Q., uthbridge Hilgh School wn Ha Bui ding - 1841 Jacob Edwards Library 236 Main Street Southbrir ge. MA 01550 Seniors Underclassmen Events Athletics Activities . Academics . Patrons . A Times They Are A-Changing Come gather round people wherever you roam And admit that the waters around you have grown And accept it that soon You'll be drenched to the bone. If your time to you is Worth saving Then you'd better start swimming Or you'll sink like a stone For times they are a-changing. Bob Dylan eq c u 3 , an 45. 'fu Z My gi 4' k 1 The Face Of All The World Is Changed Human Progress Has Come About Through Change Maw irfjgf-gzsijy is w. -, qggpmnggp.. mga-v'-ang... wwf-v.....,.-..,,,,.D- A MN Hunnnn-. .... , ,,,.,,, wa. ': 8 , s in .t,,.. team My-QP' '-X. We Ourselves Change Weep Not That The World Changes fi l 1 1 Q. x , ,fff,'-1. W. A, M4 ',w.N :QQ ,, kdglfg. . : Pfam XE MY wifi, ,'9Q3,i 'Wei -4, gig? eww ii '-Us-. 4-A Nothing Is Permanent ' Except Change In Memoriam If there's another world, He lives in bliss, If there is none, He made the best of this. i Mr. john Conlon Q1908-1968Q He smiled, he joked, he rumbled through our lives and left his presence by the gruffness of his voice which never quite concealed the twinkling humor, a rare individual doubly blessed. He was happy, but more important he knew it. Too soon we will all forget. Another laugh, another joke, another source of joy will fill the lifeless vacuum left behind him. But as we think of him from time to time, as surely we will, far better would it be to smile and joke as he would do, to take a lesson from life to find our own contentment, than to slowly shake our heads in sorrow of his passing. 16 Dedication The changing times at Southbridge High School are reflected in the lives of Mrs. Barbara H. Kyrios and Mr. William C. Nickerson. Both have devoted three decades of their lives in assisting our students. For their efforts and devotion, we are greatly indebted to these two fine people. To them we dedicate MILESTONE 1969. Mrs. Barbara H. Kyrios Since 1938, Mrs. Barbara H. Kyrios has been teaching young women the art of homemaking. Besides being actively involved with Glee Clubs and Drama Clubs, she was adviser to the Class of 1952. Mrs. Kyrios' service to the school and community will always be remembered by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing her. We wish her well in her retirement. Mr. William C. Nickerson For three decades, Mr. William C. Nickerson has devoted his life to the teaching profession. Changing times have not 1- altered his understanding, and sympathetic attitudes toward the students of Southbridge High School. Mr. Nickerson has spent long hours counseling students and was the adviser to the Class of 1951. When he retires this year. he plans to fulfill his lifelong ambition by living by the sea. Our best wishes to him in his retirement. 4 2 ix VHF SENIORS RONALD 1. LEENIEWSK1 qsenror Class Presidentj, Troubadors. Baseball, Track, Basketball, Homeroom Oflicer, Class Officer, Prom Committee, Science Fair, Football, US Club, Gym Show. Declamation Contest. MICHAEL C. BOUSQUET fSenior Class Vice-Presidentp, Student Council, Baseball, Track, Basketball, Homeroom Officer, Class OfHcer, Prom Committee, Football, S Club, Gym Show. PENNY M. PACE QSenior Class Secretaryj, Student Council, Homeroom Officer, Class Ollicer, Science Fair, Varsity Cheerleader, junior Varsity Cheerleader. MICHEL A. CAOUETTE fSenior Class Treasurerj, National Honor Society, Track, Class Officer, Year- book Business Stalf, Football, S Club. RONALD LESNIEWSKI MICHAEL C. BOUSQUET President Vice-President hui PENNY M. PAGE MICHEL A, CAOUETTE Secretary Treasurer 20 K-new Z , 14' ROBERT B. ANCTIL NICHOLAS K. APOSTOLA GAYLE A. ARSENAULT JUDY I. ARSENAULT .Q-A DEBORAH ASSELIN LOUISE T. AVERY ROBERT B. ANCTIL Track, Basketball, NICHOLAS K. APOSTOLA Classical Club, National Honor Society, Band, Troubadors, Chorus, Homeroom Oflicer, Science Fair, Talent Show, School Newspaper, Spanish Club. GAYLE A. ARSENAULT Pep Club, Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Prom Committee, Biology Club, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Science Fair, Math Fair, School Newspaper, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Librarian. IUDY 1. ARSENAULT Future Secretaries, Talent Show, Library Club, Gym Club. DEBORAH J. ASSELIN Pep Club, National Honor Society, Basketball, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Science Fair. LOUISE T. AVERY Homeroom Officer, Biology Club, Class Play, Talent Show, School Newspaper, Spanish Club. JOHN S. BABIS Classical Club, Basketball, Homeroom Officer, Gym Show. ARMAND L. BACHAND Track, Homeroom Officer, Football, S Club. CAROL A. BACHAND Troubadors, Concessions, Homeroom Officer, Prom Committee, Biology Club, Yearbook Business Staff, Science Fair, Math Fair, Class Play,'Talent Show, junior Varsity Cheerleader, Gym Show, School Nevsfspaper, Gym Club, Senior Class Play, Usherettes. VIRGINIA A. BACHAND Pep Club, Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Horneroom Officer, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Science Fair, Senior Class Play, Ski Club. DONALD , B. BARTH Student Council, Troubadors, Chorus, Baseball, Basketball, Homeroom Officer, Science Fair, Football, S Club, A.V.A., Gym Show. YVETTE R. BELANCER Troubadors, Chorus, Future Secretaries, Yearbook Business Staff, Photography Club, Prom Committee. IOHN S. BABIS ARMAND L. BACHAND CAROL A. BACHAND VIRGINIA A BACHAND DONALD R. BARTH YVETTE R. BELANCER 45 RICHARD BELLERIVE CHARLES E. BELLEROSE DIANE C. BENOIT IOHN P. BENOIT LAURIE E. BENOIT BONNIE A. BENVENUTI RICHARD BELLERIVE Basket- ball, Science F air. Gym Show. CHARLES E. BELLEROSE Track. Basketball, Homeroom Officer, Prom Committee, Football, S' Club, Gym Show. Ski Club, DIANE C. BENOIT Pep Club, Future Teachers. JOHN P. BENOIT National Honor Society, Track, Yearbook Business Staff, Science Fair, Chess Club. LAURIE E. BENOIT Pep Club. BONNIE A. BENVEN UTI National Honor Society, Troubadors, Home- room OfBcer, Prom Committee, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Science Fair, Majorette, Gym Show, Future Nurses, Usherettes. SUSAN G. BERARD Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Troubadors. Chorus, Concessions, Prom Committee, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Science Fair, Math Fair, French Club, Labrarian. MICHAEL BERGERON Prom Committee, Science Fair, School Newspaper. MICHAEL H. BICKI Troubadors, Prom Committee, Talent Show, Gym Show, School Newspaper, Spanish Club, Senior Class Play, Ski Club,'Latin Club, Concessions. DOROTHY BILLIS National Honor Society, Troubadors, Yearbook Business Staff, Science Fair, Gym Show, Usherettes. DEBORAH A. BONIFACE Pep Club, National Honor Society, Basketball, Homeroom Officer, Prom Committee, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Science Fair, Ski Club, Labrarian. DEBRA A. BOUCHARD Pep Club, Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Concessions, Biology Club, Yearbook Editorial Staff, School Newspaper, French Club, Usherettes, Evening News Correspondent, Photography Club. N iv-DQ, Q ' v' mmm, SUSAN G. BERARD MICHAEL BERGERON MICHAEL H. BICKI DOROTHY BILLIS 'IU' DEBORAH A. BONIFACE DEBRA A. BOUCHARD 3r'.g GARY M. BOUCHARD DENNIS A. BOUCHER DEBORAH I. BOURDELAIS STEPHEN A. BRODEUR 1-9' WILLIAM BROUSSEAU MARTHA A. BROWN GARY M. BOUCHARD Track, Science Fair, S Club. DENNIS A. BOUCHER Baud, Homeroom Officer, Football. Talent Show, Gym Show, Ski Club. DEBORAH j. BOURDELAIS Student Council, Pep Club, Softball, Concessions, Homeroom Oflicer, Prom Committee, Office Girl, Spanish Club, Senior Class Play, Usherettes. STEPHEN A. BRODEUR Home- room Officer. WILLIAM BROUSSEAU National Honor Society, Band, Troubadors, Chorus, Baseball, Basketball, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Yearbook Business Staff, Science Fair, Math Team, Declamation Contest, Ski Club. MARTHA A. BROVVN Pep Club, Yearbook Business Stall. JENNIE A. BURDA Troubadors. Basketball. DONNA T. BURZYCKI Pep Club, Prom Committee. Class Play, School Newspaper, Spanish Club. Senior Class Play, Ski Club. MARK R. BUTLER Basketball, Baseball, Football, Sv Club. RICHARD B. CABANA Trouba- dors, Chorus, Track, Math Team, Ski Club. LYDIA C. CAOUETTE Pep Club, Chorus. Concessions, junior Varsity Cheerleader, Future Secretaries. MARCEL H. CAOUETTE Baseball, Basketball, Prom Committee, Chemistry Club, Science Fair, Football, Class Play, School Newspaper, Ski Club. arse-vw-f JENNIE A. BURDA DONNA T. BURZYCKI MARK R. BUTLER RICHARD B. CABANA A LYDIA C. CAOUETTE MARCEL H. CAOUETTE f 1 ..,. 3 ' 13-f1 ' . 'H . .1- ,,1x,:- . . llojfmki -v ' MICHELLE L. CHENIER CHRISTOPHER H. CLARKE SUSAN I. COLLETTE MARGARET A. COLOCNESI '-051' .M CHARLES E. CONSTANTINE GEORGE CORRIVEAU. JR. 'fs'- -.,.:w 3. +5 V 'r..--my .sf v w 'emri' fag - or HHN W Q 3 MICHELLE L. CHENIER Pep Club. Basketball. Concessions, Prom Committee, Usherettes. CHRISTOPHER H. CLARKE Student Council. National Honor Society, Troubadors, Track. Basketball, Class Ollicer, Prom Committee, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Science Fair, Math Fair, S Club. Gym Show, Deelamation ' Contest. SUSANJLJ. COLLETTE Pep Club, Chorus, Softball. Concessions, ' Prom Committee. MARGARET A.. COLOGNEISI Troubadors, Homeroom Officer. Prom Committee, Science Fairj Varsity Cheerleader, junior Varsity Q Cheerleader, Gym Club, Ski Club, -Labrauian. CHARLES E. CONSTANTINE Concessions, Yearbook Business Staff, Senior Class Play. GEORGE CORRIVEAU, JR. Prom Committee. LUCIA A. COSTANZI Pep Club, Troubadors, Chorus, Prom Committee, Future Nurses. DEBORAH M. CURBOY Pep Club, Classical Club, Troubadors, Chorus, Softball, Basketball, Prom Committee, Yearbook Business Staff, Science Fair, Library Club, Future Nurses, Senior Class Play. MICHAEL G. CYR Concessions, Homeroom Ofheer, A.V.A. DEBORAH A, CZYZEWSKI Band., SUSAN M. DAVIS Pep Club, Chorus, Homeroom Oil-icer, Varsity Cheerleader, junior Varsity Cheerleader. DENNIS L. DIBONAVENTURA Homeroom Officer. I' .199 LUCIA A. COSTANZI DEBORAH M. CURBOY ..g.Q..r MICHAEL C, CYR DEBORAH A. CZYZEWSKI W SUSAN M. DAVIS DENNIS L. DIBONAVENTURA PAULA A. DIFEDERICO TERESA DICREGORIO .1 SUSAN M. DILLON ANN L. DIMARCO 0-it 41-nl 4.2! if 1 'px uv-frvlfhnvf L',,.:'4l5 rfak 'f Wa V32 'QL ,. 1' ,,',f ,',' : Sf2'5i5 Q.: 3-4,5 4 4 fy if v4-nowfgm ,H A rf 'MVP 1 1+-5 .,,,,.4,,fawv,. 'WJ . ' f...... lc Qflvk , ' .-,, , 6 fy,-fl: ,CG-fr-'1. 4 W1?'fi'?'fl .- fw+?,. , A e MARK N. DUHAM EL int-nv. JOHN C. DUROCHER PAULA A. DIFEDERICO Classical' Club, National Honor Society, Prom Committee, Yearbook Business Staff, Science Fair, Math Fair, Majorette, Gym Show, Gym Club, Usherettes. 4' TERESA DIGREGORIO Prom Committee, Future Secretaries. SUSAN M. DILLON Homeroom Officer. ANN L. DIMARCO Pep Club, Classical Club, Concessions, Prom Committee, Yearbook Business Staff, Library Club, Future Nurses, Spanish Club. MARK N. DUHAMEL Trouba- dors, Track, Science Fair, Chess Club, Ski Club. IOHN G. DUROCHER Football. Basketball. KENNETH P. ELIAS Football, Prom Committee. PAUL V. FANTARONI Track, Basketball, Homeroom Officer, Football, S Club, Gym Show. BRENDA I. FAVREAU Pep Club, Homeroom Officer, Prom Committee, Yearbook Business Staff, Office Girl, Varsity Cheerleader, French' Club, Usherettes. V b GERALYN E. FITTS Pep Club, Softball, Basketball, Horneroom Officer, Office Girl, Science Fair, Math Fair, junior 'Varsity Cheerleader, Gym Show. lGym Club. V PATRICIA B. FOGWILL Pep Club, Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Band, Basketball, Yearbook Business Staff, Science Fair, Math Fair. BRIAN E. FONTAINE KENNETH P. ELIAS PAUL V, FANTARONI .awake ' Yr . Q., I I ,s .s ' BRENDA FAVREAU GERALYN E. FITTS Aff PATRICIA B. FOGWILL BRIAN E. FONTAINE. DIANE M. FOURNIER PAUL FOURNIER RONALD FOURNIER ERNEST P. GALLIPEAU 5, l. if C'-'.T-19 FRANCIS E. CALLIPEAU CHARLES E. CAULIN 'K o 0 A : el DIANE M. F OURNIER Pep Club, Basketball, Gym Club. Ski Club. PAUL FOURNIER RONALD FoURN1EB l ERNEST P. GALLIPEAU Science Fair. FRANCIS E. CALLIPEAU Gym Show, Senior Class Play. C l-IARLES E. GAU LIN Troubadors 1 Baseball, Baslcetlaall, Prom Com- mittee, Football, School News- paper. RICHARD F. GAUMOND RACHEL M. GAUTHIER Trou- badors. Chorus, Softball, Prom Committee. MICHAEL GENDREAU Prom Committee, Talent Show. GINA A. GENTILI Student Council, Pep Club, Classical Club, National Honor Society, Chorus, Prom Committee, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Office Girl, Science Fair, Varsity Cheerleader, junior Varsity Cheerleader, Gym Club, Declarnation Contest, Usherettes. MAUREEN R. GIBEAULT Pep Club, National Honor Society, Concessions, Prom Committee, Future Secretaries, Yearbook Business Staff, Science Fair, Library Club, Usherettes. GEORGE GOLEBIOWSKI Classi- cal Club, Band, Basketball, Concessions, Homeroom Officer, Prom Committee, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Talent Show, Gym Show, Spanish Club. RICHARD F. GAUMOND RACHEL M. GAUTHIER MICHAEL GENDREAU GINA A. GENTILI MAUREEN R. GIBEAULT GEORGE GOLEBIOWSKI ww? '4- PAMELA E. CRAY RONALD B. GRECOIRE -Milly, 'Mau . ...Xie ff XX , 4, .., X . 'pill' 'r 4 . I' 'V 1. ' ' . 1 BRIAN CRIFFITH JOAN A. CRZEMBSKI ROGER L. CUYETTE JAMES P. HEBERT PMVIELA E. GRAY Pep Club, Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Troubadors, Chorus, Prom Committee, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Science Fair, Spanish Club, Usherettes. ' RONALD B. GREGOIRE BRIAN 1. GRIFFITH Baseball, Yearbook Business Staff, School Newspaper. IOAN A. CRZEMBSKI Pep Club, Chorus, Prom Committee, Future Secretaries, Future Nurses. ROGER L. GUYETTE JAMES P. HEBERT Baseball, Track, Football. DANIEL S. HMIELOWSKI Track. THOMAS HOLDEN Student Council, Classical Club, Baseball, Basketball, Concessions, Home- room Oflicer, Class Officer, Prom Committee, Biology Club, Science Fair, Gym Show, Spanish Club. ,PETER HUGHES, Student Council, Baseball, Basketball, Concessions, Hornerocm Oflicer, Prom Committee, -Biology Chilli -at S'TClub,Spanisl1 Club. A, DEBORAH j. nnToi1INsoN..Pept Club, Band, Prom Committee. GAY C. HUTCHINSON Pep Club, Future Teachers, Prom Committee, Biology Club, Science Fair, French Club. WALTER I. HWALEK Band, Track, Prom Committee, Science Fair, S Club, Chess Club, Cross Country. DANIEL S. HMIELOWSKI THOMAS HOLDEN PETER HUGHES DEBORAH HUTCHINSON GAY C. HUTCHINSON WALTER I. HWALEK BRUCE L. INNIS IOHN P. IEZERSKI THOMAS A. IENERAL f NANCY E. JENKINS l -Jw . gag... my F, .253 -V ,,1:',. 5. Q' 1 65.8 . sziwif HELEN V. KAMIZIRIDES PETER L. KARP BRUCE L. INNIS National Honor Society, Band, Track, Prom Committee, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Science Fair, Math Team, Math Fair, S Club. Debating Club, Declamation Contest, Senior Class Play, Cross Country. IOHN P. IEZERSKI. THOMAS A. IENERAL National Honor Society, Yearbook Business Staff, Ski Club. NANCY E. JENKINS Pep Club, Troubadors, ' Library Club. fClassicalClub. Q Q HELEN V. KAMIZIRIDES Pep Club, Spanish Club, Photography Club. PETER L. KARP Classical Club, National Honor Society, Band, Yearbook Business 'Stall Science Fair, Math Team. Math Fair, Chess Club, French Club. DEBBRA KONKEL Pep Club, Future Teachers, School Newspaper, Usherettes. THOMAS S. KOSAKOWSKI National Honor Society, Troubadors, Chorus, Baseball, Basketball, Homeroom Officer, Science Fair, Math Fair, S Club, Gym Show. PAUL. L KRASNOV- Student- Council, Classical Club, National Honor Society, Baseball, Basketball, Homeroom Officer, Class Officer, 'Prom Committee, Yearbook Business Staff, Science Fair, Spanish Club. PAUL A. LAPORTE Track, Gym- . show, sid Club. the LEONARD N. LAPORTE Con- sessions. IANICE L. LARIVIERE Pep Club. DEBRA KONKEL THOMAS S. KOSAKOWSK1 PAUL L. KRASNOV PAUL A. LAPORTE 'asf LEONARD N. LAPORTE IANICE L. LARIVIERE SHIRLEY A. LARIVIERE PATRICIA M. LAROCHELLE CARY M. LAVALLEE ELIZABETH A. LAVOIE GAIL A. LEBLANC .swf . MARY L. LEBLANC SHIRLEY A. LARIVIERE Trou- badors, Chorus. PATRICIA M. LAROCHELLE Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Math Fair, Gym Club, Deelamation Contest, Usherettes, Librarian, Classical Club. GARY M. LAVALLEE National Honor Society, Chess Club. ELIZABETH A. LAVOIE Trou- badors, Chorus, Prom Committee, Science Fair, Math Fair, Varsity Cheerleader, junior Varsity Cheer- leader, Gym Club, Spanish Club, Slci Club. GAIL A. LEBLANC Pep Club, Chorus, Homeroom Officer, Future Secretaries, Yearbook Business Staff, Class Play, Talent Show, Gym Show, School Newspaper, Senior Class Play, Ski Club. MARY L. LEBLANC Softball, Concessions, Prom Committee, Yearbook Business Staffg Science Fa.ir, Future Nurses, Senior Class Play, Ski Club. DONNA L. LEBREUX Future' Teachers. THOMAS F. LUDUC Troubadors, Baseball, Track, Basketball, Homeroom Oflicer, S Club, Cross Country. GARY E. LEE Student Council, National Honor Society, Troubadors, Track, Basketball, Homeroom Officer, Yearbook Editorial Stall, Science Fair, Math Fair, Football, S Club, Gym Show, Cross Country. SAMUEL E. LOMME Classical' VClub, Chorus, Baseball, Basketball, Concessions, Biology Club, Mathv Fair, Ski Club. LORRAINE A. LOVELY Pep Club, Future Teachers, Troubadors, Softball, Homeroom Officer, Prom Committee, Yearbook Editorial StaE, Science Fair, Talent Show, Gym Club. DEBORAH A. LUKOWSKI Basketball, Future Secretaries. DONNA L. LEBREUX THOMAS F. LEDUC CARY E. LEE SAMUEL E. LOMME LORRAINE A. LOVELY DEBORAH A. LUKOWSKI WAYNE A. MacDONALD MARTIN B. MAGOON SANDRA L. MARAMO BRIAN D. MASKA MARY L. MASON MARY R. McEVOY WAYNE A. MacDONALD Classical Club, National Honor Society, Band, Track, Basketball, Yearbook ' Business Staff, Science Fair, Math Team, Math Fair, S Club, Debating Club, Ski Club, Gross Country. V MARTIN B. MAGOON Trouba- dors Chorus, Homeroom Oilicer, Q ooilball. SANDRA LQ MARAMO PAPA Club, ' 'Softballg Maui Fin. . , D. iMAS1fA ,,TfadKQ' 'Homeroom' Officer, . 'Prom .-Couimittcc, ,VFo,otball, S Club, sssmshow-is t Y MARY L. MASON Student Council, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Homeroom Oilicer, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Oflice Girl, Science Fair, Declamation Contest, French Club, Usherettes, Labrarian. MARY R. MCEVOY Troubadors, Chorus, Basketball, N School Newspaper, Spanish Club. JEFFREY A. MCKINSTRY Trou- badors, Baseball, MARTHA M. MICHON Student Council, Pep Club. Softball, Concessions, Homeroom Officer, Class Oficer. Prom Committee, Talent Show. GARY j. MISIASZEK Troubadors, Chorus, Baseball, Track, Basket- ball, Concessions, Homeroom Of ficer, Biology Club. Talent Show Gym Show, Ski Club. IAN A. MOMINEE Baseball, Concessions, Gym Show, Iunioi Red Cross. BARBARA A. NAWROT Pep Club, Prom Committee, Future Secretaries, Office Girl, School Newspaper. DENNIS C. NORMANDIN Na- tional Honor Society, Baseball, Prom Committee. JEFFREY A. MCKINSTRY MARTHA M. MICHON GARY MISIASZEK IAN A. MOMINEE BARBARA A. NAWROT DENNIS C. NORMANDIN 1 ,i , by K IACK M. NORMANDIN rrie ae , bill- A 'lff , ' 11-' .-'If nan :-.A-fa: KATHLEEN A. O'BRIEN GREGORY J. PANU CYNTHIA R. PAUL RICHARD L. PELOQUIN CAROL A. PETTINELLI JACK M. NORMANDIN Band., Troubadors, Track, Concessions, Prom Committee, Biology Club, Science Fair, French Club, Cross Country, Classical Club. KATHLEEN A, O'BRIEN Softball. .I F Basketball, Concessions, Gyrnoy Show. Gym Club. GREGORY PANU Baseball, Basketball, Homeroom Officer, Football, S Club, Gym Show. CYNTHIA R. PAUL Pep Club, Future Teachers, Biology Club, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Library Club, School' Newspaper, French Club, Labrarian. RICHARD L. PELOQUIN Track, Football. CAROL A. PETTINELLI National Honor Society, Troubadors, Concessions, Prom Committee, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Science Fair, French Club, Ushcrettes. Labrarian. l . f :L px Af- IULIETYE E. PICHE Troubadors, Prom Committee, Yearbook Business Staff, School Newspaper. RAMONA F. POLLONE Pep Club, Chorus, Concessions, School Newspaper. JANICE A. POULIN Troubadors, Chorus, Softball. JOYCE M. BOULIN Troubadors, Softball. DENNIS G. PROULX Band, Homeroom Officer. STEVEN A. PRYMAK Baseball, Homeroom Officer, Football, S Club, Gym Show. . , - IULIETTE E. PICHE RAMONA F. POLLONE IANICE A. POULIN JOYCE M. POULIN V. DENNIS C. PROULX STEVEN A. PRYMAK ROBERT D. QUEVILLON RITA I. RAICHL SONIA W. RAICHL DENISE D. RENAUD KENNETH M. RICCI PAUL RICHARD ROBERT D. QUEVILLON Trou- badors, Track, Science Fair, S Club, Chess Club. RITA I. RAICHL Pep Club. Prom Committee, Yearbook Editorial Staff, School Newspaper, Gym Club, French Club. SONIA W. RAICHL Pep Club, Troubadors, Homeroom Officer, Future Secretaries, Gym Club, DENISE D. RENAUD Pep Club, Band, Basketball, Concessions, Prom Committee, French Club, Future Nurses. KENNETH M. RICCI PAUL RICHARD CAROL A. ROSIENSKI Pep Club, Future Teachers. National Honor Society, Concessions, Prom Committee, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Science Fair, Math Fair, Spanish Club, Usherettes. Ski Club. KATHY E. ROY Pep Club, Varsity Cheerleader, Iunior Varsity Cheerleader, Labrarian. LOUISE E. RYAN Pep Club, Basketball, Homeroom Officer, Future Nurses. IOHN I. SACRAMONE Baseball, Basketball, Homeroom Officer, Prom Committee, Biology Club, Science Fair, Football, S Club, Talent Show, Gym Show, Gym Club, Spanish Club, Ski Club. ELLEN H. SALVA Pep Club, Homeroom Officer, Prom Committee, Future Secretaries, Office Girl, Varsity Cheerleader, junior Varsity Cheerleader, Gym Show. PAUL SINNI Baseball. gtg CAROL A. ROSIENSKI KATHY E. ROY l I , t if :yy .' ' . I mm 13- - LOUISE E. RYAN JOHN I. SACRAMONE ELLEN H. SALVA PAUL SINNI RICHARD SLEDZIK KATHLEEN L. SPLAINE ANTHONY N. STAFFIERI MARSHA S. SZYDLIK 'NH awww ,'1',7 . Q dMAg Qx ,, M039 EUGENE TAGLIERE STEVEN N. TERSA RICHARD SLEDZIK KATHLEEN L. SPLAINE Na- tional Honor Society, Troubadors x Prom Committee, Yearbook Edi- tolial Staff, Science Fair, Usher- ettes. ANTHONY N. STAFFIEHI Trou- badors, Baseball, Basketball, Home- room Oflicer, Gym Show, School Newspaper, Gym Club. MARSHA S. SZYDLIK Pep Club, Basketball, Concessions, Home- room Oflicer, Prom Committee, Yearbook Business Staff, Science Fair, Future Nurses. EUGENE TAGLIERE STEVEN N. TERSA PAUL TOURVILLE SUSAN C. TOYE Pep Club, Troubadors, Chorus, Concessions, Homeroom Officer, Future Nurses. LUCILLE L. TRAHAN Prom Committee, Yearbook Business Staff, Office Girl, School Newspaper. RUTH S. TRAI-IAN Softball, Concessions, Prom Committee, Yearbook Business Staif, Future Secretaries. ROGER L. TURCOTTE National Honor Society, Yearbook Business Staff, Science Fair, Math Fair, Declamation Contest. IOSEPH C. URBANOWSKI Na- tional Honor Society, Track, Homeroom Oflicer, Yearbook Business Staff, Science Fair, Football, Chess Club, Declamation Contest, Ski Club. PAUL 1. TOURVILLE SUSAN C, TOYE LUCILLE L. TRAHAN RUTH S. TRAHAN ROGER L. TURCOTTE JOSEPH C. URBANOWSKI LOIS A. VAIRO MAUREEN L. VALLEE NANCY L. WALEK ELLEN C. WELCH ROSEMARY A. WESCOTT RICHARD B. WHITNEY LOIS A. VAIRO Pep Club, National Honor Society, Concessions, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Science Fair. Math Fair, Declamation Contest, French Club, Usherettes, Labrarian. MAUREEN L. VALLEE Pep Club, Chorus, Concessions, School Newspaper. NANCY L. WALEK Pep Club, Troubadors, Future Secretaries, Future Nurses. ELLEN C. WELCH Pep Club, Concessions, Prom Committee. ROSEMARY A. WESCOTT RICHARD B. WHITNEY National Honor Society, Troubadors, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Science Fair, School Newspaper, Photog- raphy Club. - KEVIN I. WILLIAMS Science Fair, Chess Club. MARIA L. WOOD Biology Club. WILLIAM ZACHARA BRUCE BOISVERT ROGER GOBEILLE Baseball Prom Committee, Football. PAUL DAME NORMAN R. LAMOUREUX 101-IN MEZZONI ROBERT R. PONTBRIAND KEVIN WILLIAMS MARIA L. WOOD WILLIAM ZACHARA BRUCE BOISVERT OTHER MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1969 PAUL DAME NORMAN R. LAMOUREUX JOHN MEZZONI ROBERT R. PONTBRIAND ROGER COBEILLE Class Advisers .M ivy.. Mr. Roger Giroux During our high school years, our lives changed a great deal. On the day of our Freshman Reception we met our class advisers, and during the next four years they aided us in fulfilling all the responsibilities leading up to our Senior Year. As advisers to the Class of '69, Mrl Roger Giroux and Mr. Lucien Manchuk willingly gave their time and eifort to establish us as the Mighty Seniors. We sincerely thank them for their unseliish service throughout these four years. V Time it was, And what a time it Was, It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago. . .it must be. .. I have a photograph, Preserve your memories, They're all that's left you. Paul Simon Mr. Lucien Manchuk l T' Superlatlves As time progresses, people change and develop so that various individuals become noted for particular aspects of their personalities. During the last year in high school, Seniors feel that they know each other well enough so that they can select two outstanding people to serve as superlatives according to certain categories. These titles are bestowed in fun but they indicate how the selected individuals are viewed by the other members of their class. ,G fg- L .43 l'-- 13 F , ,Q Gary Lee: Best Dancer 1 We Paul Krasnov: Did Most For The Class Penny Page Frlendllest Most Fun w4 .,,, Class Of 1969 Charles Gaulinz Best Artist Bonnie Benvenuti: Changed Most .J ww? 2 -W : x f 29525, 53 , S 3 , :Q S, N ag.: 1 K 1 N , bww, x , Tom Holden: Flirtg Friendliest U Q Mike Bousquet: Best Athleteg Best Looking 3 55 1 . + EE' f - QQ Gary Misiaszek: Class Clown Bruce Innis: Changed Mostg Most Pessimistic Cay Hutchinson: Quietest ,' 3 -? 3 5 5 4 3 5 R., Marsha Szydlik: Most Optimistic mi Wayne MacDonald: Most Sophisticated f .'3itm.t:, if D v Q' 1 it A 'K Don Barth: Chatterbox E W . K Debbie Boniface: Did Most For The Classg Best Artist 1 '49 Terry DiCregorio: Best Looking Most Gullible 'Q-vwsa 'nw qt-1 'N 3 .Nw at fin NM 0 ,,,, ,o , iq - 43 ,V ,WM 3 - 1-ilbI K H, if t V L ,::ig1.i1-ffm e 4- N .. W ' ' Q Q r b ,- .l Q 5 john Sacramone: Most Optimistic Carol Rosienski: Most Sophisticated Lois Vairo: Most Likely To Succeed Kathy O'Brien: Best Athleteg Cla 4A age in Paul Fantaroni: Most Gullible ss Clown Tom Kosakowski: Most Likely To Succeed 54 .ff ...sv-.ds , 5- Carol Bachand: Best Actress Ellen Salva: Chatterboxg Best Dancer .,., .ww e V . a Q K V Q 4 v , Sue Davis: Most Pessimistic Beth Lav0ie: Flirt ., ',.:4,1-' :ii .I f-3 ,1 ::i,jL,jjgi 'JH H. .5 . X. 5. .QQ- .sua my W .gn 1 ,, , JV. ww 9 5 vplg , 'ul . 'H ., EN.. P- Md x Nick Apostola: Best Actor Brian Griffith: Quietest '95 y X- hbrifwlr . V 5,54 Kim T. Car entier, President Sharon S. Shjarp, Vice-President Denise Bousquet, Secretary Denise A. Langevin, Treasurer Mr. Paul Sturgis, Adviser Brent S. Abrahamson 'A Q 291. Sandra A. Allard - Kenneth P. Anderson Nanc 1. Ams David, Bachand . I , Ronald Bachand V V Lynn C. Baillargeon Nancy L. Bastien Alan A. Beaudry David Beaudry Patricia A. Beck William E. Beck David M. Benjamin Alexis E. Benoit Frances B. Benoit Jeanne M. Bemard Beverly A. Berthiaum Noela R. Besse ' Roger Boisvert ' Elaine C. Bouvier V Robert L. Broughton ,,-ix e M .4-7121 M fait My H l -----...,., uniors .. l l NVA- l 56 T3 2 x or Denise A. Brousseau Richard Brousseau Laurent L. Brunell Edward Brunelle Kevin T. Buckley Cheryl A. Cieri Gail L. Ciprari Susan D. Comtois David Corriveau Michael Coumoyer Glenn L. Davis Pia L. Decataldi Suzanne M, Delage Susan M D'Henin Kenneth Dion Iohn Dobson Bruce Duhamel Kathleen A. Dlmleaigf blcqueline Y. ljupuig alerie R. Favreau Deborah 1. Ford Frank S. F ranconeri William R. Freeland Russell Gagnon Daniel I. Gallery john Calipeau Dennis Galli eau Deborah A. Gibeault William A. Gibeault Gale M. Goudreau Dennis W. Gravel Gary Graves Rocco Guinta john Harwood Douglas Hutchinson Carol A. Iozzo Catherine M. Iozzo Patricia A. iezerski Merilynne . johnson Thomas S. Iohnston Allen R. joy Ioanne M. julian Charles P. Kiritsy Anne M. Kowalewski Patricia A. Kulis limes E. Kurposka osa Kvasznyik Nanc D. Lane David, Langevin Mona C. Lapierre james W. Latour Lauria L. Lavallee Leon Lavallee Paul A. Lavallee Carol N. Leboeuf Kathleen B. Leduc . W ..., 1-ff ' X is Ak V ' '5i25:'iA:- N: -2.-'M . 'L -if .. . -.: 1 , N 1 FE. lk .Ay .AZ Y ii r if I Q 7 S . A 1 -Q y yy - ' .... .,,,, Q' CQ: :Z A I: ',v. , At , . . l A M 8' , VV vulv Z .,.., V if is - Q . . y iii if rv- . -. 'illi S 5- li. ' , h X at :f Ya, .1- v. B 4- xx . , 57 I Paul R. Leduc Michael S. Lee Edward F. Lemanski March Lemoine Dennis Lippe David Lorange Sheila Lumi Ronald Mandeville Thomas Manning Shu Marcucci ichael Martin Elizabeth F. Mason Victoria McKinstry Carol A. Menard Robert L. Mongeon Sylvia A. Montigny john M. Moore Cheryl A. Moskwa Pamela A. Moynagh Laura I. Newell jane Niejadlik Charles Orzech Donna M. Osowski Arlene Ostrokolowicz Cathleen M. Paquette Donald Peloquin Raymond W. Petrelli Paul W. Pettinelli Gail A. Pingeton james Pirani Bnice W. Plouffe Michael W. Pontbriand Michael Power Louise M. Proulx Robert Proulx Marian G. Rakowski Russell Ricci David Richards Marc W. Richard Linda Routhier Richard M. Roy Andre St. Laurent Paul St. Onge Linda M. Santelli Edward Saunders Carol A. Savary Robert 1. Sellers Ianet C. Sexton Sandra R. Shanbaum glbetlr: F. Sheldon ia A. S i ee Liryllla I. Smickpp Robert A. Spielvogel Eusta Stallieri Enice R. Sterczala eborah A. Sullivan gl ,X J 'X 1 xr: ' - Kr, - V, ilzg. ll .A V A 3 .. my nh ua f . X 4.:. q NS . , ...tp if ,X if .Q --Q. 4 .9 Kr. , N .h I ,, . J 5 , A V A ff:-5-' E -fxf , ,sl 5 Ax X 37- -, .1 F' W s . 4. S 'LA . Y, - W, , .Q . 'f V' ' .- . i 1. , Q . Q 'Y .1 X 4 1 .ig J -4 j v. x A v-A uv' . 1' Michael A. Szumilas Gary Tamborini Deborah A. Tanacea Robert Tarpy Elaine M. Taxquinio Ma A. Tenczar Linga Thanas Spiro M. Thomo Beverly A. Thompson Ste hen Tiberii Gag I. Trahan Na.ncy C. Tremblay Leonard Trifone Michael C. Utakis james M. Vasil Susan Waldron Diane Wayne Terrie A. Wayne Lawrence Wescott Linda A. Wielblad Stanley Wrona Janice Zachara Paul Coumoyer Caroline Favre . - N' .mf . WW .fl . - 'N ig? . Ieffrey S. Theodoss, President james D. Lazo, Vice-President Maria Tortis, Secretary Peter C. Hapgood, Treasurer Mr. Walter Cosk, Adviser Mr. William Paul, Adviser Sophomores ,-QV' . r ..,..... .st . Q JIS' 1. .,.,, Es: - 'i ri'-Q, : . ..,...::i ' -ma. -Y . A, , . - xi ,I L ' 3 5 og g.: 5 przi 3. ... v H Robert H. Anderson ' Robert Anderson ,E Q Beverly Arel Arthur C. Arpin 'if' joseph K. Arsenault 3 A -4 -figj - A .. 5. Iames Bachand QQ 'A ZI ' 'IF K- .fl jay R. Barnard , ,,,, . AA ' Ioanne Bastien Kevin Bastien Norman Bastien Charles A. Beattie .,:. 1, Robert Belanger '-.- 5 B Laurie Bellerive Donna M. Benoit Lawrence Benoit Michael H. Berry joan F. Berthiaume john B. Berthiaume Barbara M. Blackmer Anne F. Bousquet john W. Boyle I-anet R. Brousseau aura L. Brousseau Gail M. Brown Donald N. Brunell Brian Caouette Linda L. Caouette Suzanne E. Caplette A H M S, Y ALC rs 4 ,. ' 1, - 4... .-1.21 ' + ,. R -..,,., N ,.., ,S , 'a 1 Q V: -.,, . Q .. . Q ...Q Q 16 A ' X 5 5' ' L ii .QP- . . if i SAI if - A - 1,.t leaf A L. David A. Caprera Iudith E. Carmel Iudith A. Champeau Stanley Choinski Michael E. Choquet Christine Ciukaj Richard S. Ciukaj Martha A. Clarke Howard C. Clinton Cheryl Cloutier jacquelyn A. Coderre Ecqueline Collette onald H. Cooper Samuel I. Corbitt Dolores M. Corriveau Marc V. Costanzi Ieanne Cote Paulette Cote Charles Coumoyer Michael P. Coumoyer Paul R. Courtemanche Alice Culliton Iudith M. Daniels Nancy L. Denno Albert DiFederico Susan DiFederico Mar M. DiMarco Pauf,R. Dion Larry Druckenbrod Ann L. Dubreuil Debra Dune Melanie A. Du aul Patricia A. Earls Scott A. Eamest Bernice Edmondson Donald Elkins William Foley Sharon Fontaine Douglas I. Ford james R. Foumier Paulette M. Foumier Dennis French Richard A. Galli Robert R. Cirouard Lucille I. Cobeille Linda M. Gravel Eugene Gregoire jonathan Greigory Joyce D. Gri th Barbara C. Cubb Elaine N. Cuyette Deborah L. Hefner William M. Hibbard Cynthia M. Hill Beth A. Hirons Francis H. Hurley Suzanne G. Hwalek Mary R. Innis jeffrey D. King Ann L. Kosakowski Patricia A. Kowalewski Kathleen A. Kowalski Beverly Labelle . .i Q 2. ' PN: M 2 .. Q 4 . FJ V '. 1s::E1: 12 f 3 , If 1- 1 Q 5 .. ...f . Q-.. A a Nw 3. 5 5, , 1 ' x .h f t 3 X iw. 5 A 4 , 'X a 'P 5 if f 9 : I 'xx Q, 2 5' Wm: X- Z? X dh., . . -, - t M ' Em Lv g X. J HV- 'I b ., 3 I .. . .saa A 5 Ll 4 . i A ':. as tm- - 5 .QL gh . X Li., JA fd' ' :JS A I 5 .ka L u 5 rr S H... V y , . ..., y if N .Q ...- ua. .g 1,4 i- f- V 4 ,,-KR N, at... 5, -N Q fb w Q ,N Vg- ., . A 23 , 1 Y I .TV aw fi 5 , I Lawrence Lacasse lrudith Lacoste rances Laferriere Andre C. Lafleche Gerald LaHeche Roger Lafleche Shirley A. Lafleche Elaine M. Laliberte Richard Laliberte Lorraine D. Lamothe Clifford Lanctot Dennis L. Lataille Diane L. Latino Susan L. Lavigne Ieffrey Lavoie Richard C. LeBlanc Marc Lefebvre Richard Lempiclci Susan T. Lippe Janis Liro john 1. Lombardi George W. Lovely Diane M. Lukowski Brian L. Lusignan Carolyn A. MacDonald Teresa Majchrjalc Sandra I. Maly Iames Marcucci Judith A. McDonald Ieanne C. Mendes jeffrey Mercier john D. Micheli Iohn Moon Alan Morgan Walter Morris Debra S. Normandin Martha Palmerino jean R. Paquin Judith Paquin Renita R. Paul Dennis Perry joseph Petrelli Lona F. Petrelli Iames Pettinelli Charles M. Piekarski Charles Pingeton Iudith A. Plante Suzanne Poirier Gregory I. Polanik William A. Power Dennis R. Proulx Emily A. Proulx Richard Proulx Ro er Proulx Riciiard Provost Nancy M. Prymak Mark D. Quevillon Karin E. Rakowski Linda E. Richard Dennis Rines Donald Roberts Robert Robinson Patricia M. 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W , . ,,, ., 1 Q , ' 9' S9 f W W 'z ,., ,, E BHD' 9 63 V A . .,,.., X? .tk 5. XX 'iw- wk 'KC Q l , 1 sr TW mlm. . X .- . .-re.. S, -aa - . , iw . an th N rv 1 l ul .1 f .. .fin 'lf lv! Robert C. Caprera, President E11 M. Normandin, Vice-President arbara I. Biclci, Secretary Lee B. Negig, Treasurer Mr. Robert ongiomo, Adviser Eugene Addington Elaine F. Apostola Raymond R. Arpin t Denise T. Arsenault , juanita L. Arsenault -3 Bonnie I. Asselin ' gg Normand Aucoin V Q Sally A. Banks Anna M. Beaudry Gloria C. Beausoleil june G. Benoit Katherine A. Benoit Susan I. Benoit . David E. Bemier ii el ix Q ' fx 51 ,if Q Diane M. Berthiaume Sandra Billis Robert Blanchette Denise E. Borey Michael Bouchard Richard P. Bouchard 1 Raymond Boucher 'ff in we x . Ann M. Bouvier kzffri' M. Boyle on d Brodeur Susan R. Bnmell Diane F. Bundeff Gerald F. Burl Mary T. Capistrand 'X Mark Carpenter Luke Carpentier .. Nancy Chamberland Lenore Champeau Mark Chasse Elaine Chouinard A Kevin Christo Charles Cieriich Clifford Clar Paulette Collette Barbara Colognesi Marc Comtois Lawrence Cook David Corbitt Freshmen 'P t 4. . mx sz' L F N . ti A . . 0 . . X 1 gg' I F 'S I,w.v H -': P l l' L. . JF' 'A si.. ' ' Y ... ' -11' sv -I 'h 1 X , t . . an f .R f Ns! i v- 1-Q' 'X it 1 '- sf . , . A 'i . JQPQ: X. . gz- LAM 5: 1' Bi . if 9 if 7' 4... M N if Q 55? , vi S -J' H' L.. v ln. . 1.4 .-faL- - F. HSS' . 4 I s ,:,.fi .5 a s ., . ,I Q Us im. L. 5 H ..1.: ,. 3 he ,K I f Pm, il 1 fir.. K . W . .. .iz 65 Deborah Corriveau lane Corriveau Michael Costa Diane Cote Ronald Coumoyer judith Couture Dennis Cygan Nancy C an Daviggyr Kenneth D'Angelo Michael Dargie Linda Dashnaw Gary DeAngelis Carol D Allessandro Elizabeth Dembowski john Dembowski David Demers Paulette DeRouin Meliana Diani Linda T. DiBonaventura Lisa A. DiGregorio Richard A. DiGregorio Nancy P. Domijan Nancy A. Donais Bruce Duhamel ' Ho er Dupuis Coreyi.. Eamest Gloria L. Eamest Charles Fontaine Diane M. Fontaine jane R. Fontaine Katherine A. Fontaine Richard Foumier Linda L. Fox Donna M. Freehan Heidi Freeman David M. Garceau Steven D. Gardner Annette L. Gauthier Brian Gauthier David Gauthier Robert Gauthier Russell A. Gendreau Wa e Goulet Susan ZTlGregoire Charlene M. Griffith Gary S. Gryncewicz Bruce I. Hall Debra A. Hansen Raymond D. Hebert Nancy E. Hibbard Donna L. Hicks Katherine S. Holden june L. Hopkins Susan B. Howard Roland Hudon Judy A. Hufault Susan T. Hufault Winifred E. Hughes Donna E. Hutchinson Donna L. Hwalek Gregory I. Iozzo Susan G. Iozzo Michael S. Iezerski Barbara I. johnson Kenneth joy Anna Kiritsy Donna D. Kopacz Paul A. Koprowski joseph I. Kozlowski Mary C. Krasnov Bemard Kupiec Deborah M. LaBarge Deborah Lacasse Diane L. Lachapelle Anne M. LaFountain Paulette G. Lajoie David C. Lane oyce A. Langlois anet E. Lariviere Emily I. Latour Paulette B. Lavallee Wilfred H. Leamed Robert Leblanc Michael W. LeClair Cheryl R. Lehonczak Donna M. Lemansld Dennis Letendre Linda E. Libby David Livemois Vwww if if -, N 3 55 l' '- ?4'11,.'1 ff ax'- .... . .y '-226. si, -ss ,. , 5, X I 51 X Y . Q i in . 2 7? A' A an ' , 34 'K ws? Q Q f-1-'-9' f Sf.. as, g it iv 1 ' 'Q a A 's X -1- 4 k w 5 :'i-:-:-:4:,:-gr- ,. 1' ' aJ3.'f::'1'f:-5::3E2. w 'v.':?2'1:e:::5:,.. ' Pf'fe A 1.ri uh 3 ms ' ' f Ni, ., ., Q X is K 66 . Y I . X rar .. l Y.,: - ,, lg 1 X -N x , -- ..: -- me s 2- 5. .s, - 'Q A gas: .1 -x VW W XL 1 3 mg? Q ,vs ..,,.. Ul- vagqi , .5 . ' Q A 'Q' 1 2 -N. 3, . t- A 5- , , z .g:. .V '- , , . , Q ., .Q , v , W 1 R Y Q A ii V EE: Q , 5' . Sf In .ai 1 Ai? ,V 515:-.a:,: i 5:-. -'4::.. ' Af 3 1 ,e 'wr 4 ff, Q wr lei. , ' - . J 2155 W Re' .. ,, A .3 v A- . . v..: P . af e . . P 2 I Na,-. V 'gh - , M ' 'Fif i' f' .- i 2. 1 Q ' ' -' . ' 'tg L, he sm f. Ph- vv- Q.. Q , . gg W 4 153.3 V' Tru . L' Q Fr ra, .A Qu 4, . .--4-Qi. . ,.-JV in -- .ao-1 .F Richard Lucier Peter M. Lurni jeffrey Lynch Hugh N. MacKinnon Kenneth P. Madore Debra L. Magoon Pauline O. Mailhot DavidCMandeville john Marina Dennis R. Marquis Mary Lou Martin Richard E. Mathieu Richard McGrath james L. McKenna Cindy L. McKinstry Lois McRoy Lorna R, McRoy David Menard Diana L. Menard Lori D. Miller Richard A. Mominee Michele A. Mongeau Donna I. Mongeon Cathleen M. Morrill Clare M. Morrill Kathryn Nasse Francis Nichols Theodore Nikolla Linda M. Noble Alan G. No a Richard Nonnandgn jalnet B. O'Brien Thomas M. Orzech Deborah A. Osowski Albert R. Peloquin Kathy A. Pelpguin Robert Peloquin Holly Perkins Susan . Perron Rhoncgg I. llzhgblrook an . 1 s Susan Pickagsii Richard Plouffe Norman Poirier eanine D. Pontbriand Russell Poulin james Power Diane B. Provost Cheryl A. Pontbriand I Paul C. ui ley Tolek DpRaiowski Steven Ranks Michael T. Ravlin Yvonne G. Renaud Charles Reynolds Diane S. Richer james Roberts Michael I. Rondeau Ricky Rosso Debra A. Rousseau Deborah A. Routhier Patricia A. Roy Harold A. Rust Elaine T. Ryder Carol A. St. George Iudith A. St. Germain Gayle M. Salisbury Betty A. Salva William I. Sandgren Deborah I. Santelli Michael G. Schuck Barbara A. Sellers Brian Sheldon Salvatore M. Simonelli Dawn M. Smarelli Bruce L. Spenard Maryann V. Staffieri Gail L. Stanhope Rand Steager Kathllen A. Stickney Barbara A. Suitter Deborah Suitter Elaine R. Sullivan john B. Swiatek Stanley Swiss Russell Talisman jean A. Tamborini gaanne Y. Thibert olly A. Thomas Alan 1. Todd Marie A. Towsley Patricia L. Tremblay oanne C. Trudeau ames Trifone mest L. Tsoules Michael A. T ler Raymond Vallee Bruce Villandre --.-..., ...., I as . . ,., .lr X' ,V W If x 8 x .- s llv 5 ,E I QI R. 'i L 42:1 v -1 1 If i4..,,w'. -, 3? 1.- ,. 5.-5: is ', va T N ' -as W. 5, :5,a., , 554 X- I fi .4 . R M. 'wk ' 'Y 1, I libs. .. P' 9 of 2- -: s . . , f 1 4 N 9' e Iln yr , if -T? I L . 'f. Z X 1 y. . X M . 5 H .sg E A 3 Huy George Villandre Paul D. Vincelette joan Waldron Michael Welch james W. Wetteland Dennis Wright Nancy R. Zarzycki 5 'WlN'v New--su. EVE T P' Y, P YEA Decorations Highlight Unforgettable junior Prom . . As juniors, we realized that the times were certainly changing, for now it was our tum to sponsor a prom given in honor of the graduating Senior Class. The Willing Itmiors who worked energetically during that one hurried Week know that preparations for MARDI CRAS were time-consuming, yet entertainment and a ' feeling of satisfaction were attained at the end. The entire junior Class was indebted to the Prom Committee and its advisers and especially to Debbie Boniface and Paul Krasnov who were extremely active and enthusiastic while the groundwork was being laid for the festivities. Cary Lee, Chris Clarke, Sue Davis, Debbie Bourdelais, jan Mominee W' ,rf s 1 F f' ' '-: , , . ji I. f if .fi . ,Sffi A' , ,ff 1511 -- Us A, - . .'.- L5 if Q4 . Q 1 :Eff . ,. ' . Ps 5' fi f f---' As jf .f ' ': ' ' if Q- ' ' '- ' W ' ' if - 'if 4 1 ,ff , f 4 Q xi Q .b x i fa :A -2 :- we +5 Q we its 'if' S , .a f -.3 ge ' . , 4 ..,,. r if . J ' Q Va - 'ft' ' z P H 151 , 2 . , a ,. 5 TY- C' N v H?-fb ' U '- i X ,D V . is: g, '- 1.'M,H sf? A 'e , , :fi Y P i 5 ' v ' 'l .,,,' ,s., . g Y A . NF ' - l iz . ' .' . WE Denise Renaud, Pat LaRochelle, Diane Foumier 72 gif Carol Bachand, Mary Mason, Cary Lee, and Mark Duhamel ,Air f 2 5 Lois Vairo Martha Michon and Tom Manning 73 It has been said that one picture is worth a thousand words. The overwhelming change from a gymnasium to a MARDI GRAS attests to the work involved, but the finished product can only describe itself. 4 E 1 I 'E Y A vi ZX ., .alxafa fr 22 may 335 ' eff- f-, 'H 'ff 33 fig ff I9 ,-w .. ..,., ' 54 Vi iQ 4,y,. ,x u wa, 4, : IL 'vp' U QLQFZ YY? , 2-.rf .eng 13 . ,,' 93' wif ami NQXM X Q1pmi 4 , x UP F!! X, s -fy in-049'-g,j '- 2'1- ..,. I.-N1 MQ, . v ' 5 I . . . -vm , 1 1 1,.:' .Kg 'i llli'm Ei Ei?? Mi f s ' 1 . 1 Prom night came and Went, and with it went hours of designing, decorating, and directing which were climaxed by viewing the completed creation of MARDI GRAS. Everyone who attended or at least who viewed the gym on prom night will agree that it was a truly beautiful and entertaining event. l 1 ,rv V gg-at k',4 e Q 4 I o I i I 0 The Queen, her Court, and their escorts are: Barbara Howard and Magoon and Robert Morrill, Mary L. Gibson and Frank Rocissano, Michael Favreau, Cheryl Ciprari and Robert Leduc, Queen Bonnie and jane Aucoin and Ray White. Taking part in the grand march are: Gail Paquette and Laurier Carpentier, and Louise Sandman and Roger Hebert. 76 Marcel Caouette, Louise Avery, Thomas jeneral, Ruth Trahan, Susan D'Henin, and Michael Bergeron. Shovm enjoying dancing at MARDI CRAS are Iris Terpos, Thomas jeneral, Louise Avery, Diane Foumier, and Joanne Smarelli. . a rx 'w 'igdi ,Q Lydia Caouette, Paul Bonnette, Deborah Hutchinson, and David Mogavero. 77 Thanksgiving Rally The thought of the upcoming Bartlett game was for most an uncertain prospect. But the annual rally for the Thanksgiving Day classic changed all that. The rally was one of intense excitement and fervor and most certainly boosted the morale of our football team. Together the cheerleaders, the band, and the majorettes raised the spirits of the entire student body. g-...,,,,,-N 80 4 1. ' Q l'K', V. as 4 s 'W ww Victory Dance Long hours of creative thinking and planning were finally rewarded when the cheerleaders sponsored their Thanksgiving Victory Dance. Although the Pioneers lost the traditional Bartlett game, there was no lack of gaiety during the celebration. The music was provided by the Apple Corps and everyone present enjoyed themselves. ,.,,,,,, , -.K -v-- ,inf , ,rm M if' x 4 gl .J A, 1 82 w 1 E i ,1 s s M-and pix. 12, 'fir .wk ,, M U - M V ' '-.MV -nu, .M N.. H ' 83 Assemblies r 6 , -s f' The assembly program at Southbridge High School was instituted for educational purposes and for providing a change of pace from the normal routine. All of this year's assemblies Were interesting and entertaining, especially those performers who used humor to convey their ideas. A concert pianist related jokes While demonstrating various chords on a piano. Humor Was also used for the program This Atomic Worldn, and frequently students were asked to participate in the programs. I' .. if? O if .,.,. . ...M - 5?3rz.-.::?f,:.,:',j25 ' 'W Kg 1 i 2, 2 . 'i-Tr 44 , Hi not Students Combine Dramatic Flair And Effort In All-School Play 'cThe Class Menageriev Beth Hirons, Andrew Simpson, and Arthur Arpin 1 I 1 .f -. , J-A 6. . Andrew Simpson Beth Hirons and Carol Bachand 86 Carol Bachand and Arthur Arpin In addition to the usual presentation of a Senior Class play, drama students of Southbridge High School performed The Class Menageriei' by Tennessee Williams as an all-school play. Directed by Mr. Jeffrey C. Leeds, the excellent performances of Beth Hirons, Carol Bachand, Arthur Arpin and Andrew Simpson demonstrated the abundance of talent at Southbridge High School. Debby Asselin and Tom Leduc Peter Karp, Tom Kosakowski and Paula Difederico Senior Pla ers Set Stage For HThe Cruciblev This year members of the Senior Class presented The Crucible, a two-act drama centering around the Salem Witchcraft trials. The cast was made up of twenty students who eagerly rehearsed for three months under the direction of Mr. Dennis McManis. Both the cast's and crew's efforts were enthusiastically received on the performance dates. Debby Asselin, Tom Kosakowski, Ronnie Lesniewski, Chris Clarke and Tom Leduc Front: Debby Asselin, Debby Boniface, Kathy Roy, Lois Vairo. Middle: Tom Kosaklowski, Martha Michon, Debby Curboy, Debbra Konkel, Gayle Arsenault, Susan Berard, Paula Difederico, Paul Krasnov. Back: Chris Clarke, Mark Duhamel, Wayne MacDonald, Tony Staflieri, Ron Lesniewski, Tom Leduc, Nick Apostola. Science Fair The annual Science Fair was held in March with students entering projects in physics, chemistry, biology, and general science. Among those receiving awards were Michael Bergeron, Mark Quevillon, Thomas Kosakowski and Wfayne MacDonald, and Kay Xanthakos and Ruth Remijanr Mr. Lillpopp was chairman of the event and Mr. Desroches presented awards. yflalf Ma, fp, ,mu 11711 wg, .:weJrg:Uh0 4' .war zmfw.: str, fqfffla t ,Up 'jp ADV 1750 ddbfklif Il:-017, ,qw J,T64f07fl fl My ff .4wf,,,V,,0 an fffdlb my IW!! 407, A, IK411?f?,YA 6,0,0!W ' RIMM A 110 f y .w,c-,I 6. nw 1, 2 5 4, ,mf flfPf?.b'Mf iffy! Pflfffffyf UIGNA fm, .fill .,ur1wuf 'M' MPP Z any Ly ffm M .fi I. V f 5, 5 x ' lfdffla WATER I l I . 'I i ilk l cnvucsmcg Xpgf I -.Q Southbridge High's annual Talent Show was held on Saturday, March 16, l968 and was Well received by the near capacity crowd. The program consisted of vocal solos by Michele Paquin and Carol Bachand. a trampoline act by Martin McDonough. a ballet number by Kay Xanthakos. and Rodney Piette on the guitar. Other performers were Martha Michon and Sue Poirier in a modern dance, Valerie Favreau and Peter Moore singing folk songs, and the Paper Machine, a rock 'n roll group. The show was under the supervision of a faculty committee, and the proceeds were used for the Dr. james M. Robertson Memorial Scholarship Fund. Talent Show Excitement Rules . . . uniors Order Class Rings The day came when Iuniors were finally recognized as upper-classrnen - the day that class rings were A - ordered. During lunch periods there was a rush for the counter to obtain ordering blanks. The excitement V , indicated that a change had come in their lives. f ,-,' i ii i Letters Of Commendation Bmce Innis, Lois Vairo, Virginia Bachand and Wayne MacDonald received letters of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Testing Program. Student Government Representative Lyne MacDonald was chosen as our Student vemment Representative in Boston. Girls' State Carol Pettinelli was selected as Southbridge High's Girls' State Representative. Boys' Sate Wayne MacDonald received another honor by being chosen as our Boys' State Representative. Variety Of Honors Awarded To Seniors 1:-.dl-u .fx X' ' af'- anv ' fix ,Q . i!, ...... aagea5g 52gEB3 ind' ATHLETIC Football . . . A Season Plagued B Injuries Front: A. Bachand, C. Bellerose, Tri-Captains P. Fantaroni, Bousquet, and R. Lesniewski, C. Panu, Sacramone, M. Butler, Maska. 2nd Row: S. Pryrnak, E. Staflieri, R. Peloquin, G. Lee, Szumilas, M. Power, P. Livernois, D. Barth, M. Caouette. 3rd Row: Anderson, R. Slattery, A. Sheldon, I. Harwood, F. Franconeri, M B M R K Dion, M. Lee, L. Druckenbrod, K. Madore. 4th Row: P. Zarzycki, I. Theodoss, C. Kiritsy, M. Quevillon, D. Travinski, D. Garceau, W. Hibbard, W. Leamed. Back: Coaches A. Santelli, R. Giroux, D. Marino, and W. Welchg Managers M. Bastien and M. Besseg M. Lazo. Lui Football has always been the favorite sport at S.H.S., and the 1968 season was no exception. Characterized by a tough grudging defensive secondary and a rugged offensive unit, the Pioneers played nine line games, winning their first four in succession. However, the team was plagued by a series of injuries which negated what might have been a better season. Mike Bousquet, offensive back, fractured his collarbone one week before the Northbridge Iamboree in a scrimmage with Oxford, and missed the first five games. The Pioneer offense suffered another serious setback when Sophomore quarterback Iim Lazo was injured during the Auburn game and was forced to sit out the rest of the season with a fractured leg. In large part due to these adversities and others, the Pioneers finished the season with four wins and five losses. Southbridge High coaches Marino and Welch ponder a critical game situation. un M ', W -, Pioneer Chain Gang defensive back Paul Livernois 1112 tackles Wachusetts ball carrier as Mike Power f82j moves in to assist. Don Barth f84j heads up field as Mark Butler 1645 applies a key block. Season Ends On Dismal Pre-game hand-shaking between Pioneer Tri-Captains Mike Bousquet, Freshman back Kenny Madore picking up valuable yardage for the Paul Fantaroni, and Ron Lesniewski and Bartlett captains. Pioneers. Don Barth 1843, Southbridge High's standout back, skirts right end as Steve Prymak C283 and Ken Madore 125D move in to block. 96 Thanksgiving ote Don Barth f84J makes a valiant attempt at second half pass. Don just missed what would have been a great catch. jeff Theodoss Gore?-oundj heads downfield after a Mike Bousquet pass. In backgroun , looking on, is Ken Madore 1251. e E WW? Bartlett chant of It's all over is vividly pictured on Pioneer faces Larry Druckenbrod, Cary Lee, and Marcel Besse. Pioneer fullback Mike Caouette picking up difficult yardage. In foreiround is Don Barth, and in the background are Ron Lesniewski Mar Butler and Charlie Bellerose. Pioneer Cagers Finish Strong After Mediocre Front: Chiis Clarke, Mike Lee, Captains Pete Hughes and Mike Tom Kosakowski, Glenn Davis, Mark Butler, Kim Carpentier, Coach Bousquet, Don Barth, Gary Lee. Back: jeff Theodoss, Pete Hapgood, Bemard. Missing was Captain Ronnie Lesniewski. The ballgame begins as Don Barth 133D jumps center. Waitin for ball are Mike Lee 1153, Pete Hughes 1115, and Mike Bousquet 115: fi? Mike Bousquet 1121 after pulling rebound off board. Ronnie Lesniewski 1503 comes in to help out. Our basketball team quickly discovered that possessing fine personnel was not enough to bring about a winning team. Cooperation, team spirit and dedication were the necessary ingredients missing in the early going. After defeating arch-rival Bartlett at mid-season, however, the Pioneer hoopsters seem to find themselves. Tri-Captains Peter Hughes, Mike Bousquet and Ronnie Lesniewski led the scoring alon with junior forward Mike Lee. Guards Cary Lee and Peter Ha good continually demonstrated their play-making ability. The fine season was well-deserved and certainly a long time in coming. Ronnie Lesniewsld struggling for possession as Mike Lee 1141 moves in. Looking on are Pete Hughes and Mike Bousquet. Beginning. . . Mike Bousquet 1127 goes up high for two points. Sophomore Pete Hapgood scores, and itls two Tfi'CaPtain Ronnie Lesniewski goes hlgh more for the Pioneers- for rebound against Valley Tech Mark Butler, ahead of his defensive man, scores. gt Helplessly looking on as Bartlett Indian scores a basket are Mike Bousquet, Pete Hughes and Glenn Davis. . . Team Thrills Fans With Sparkling Season . . v 1 Front: Bob Girouard, Lee Negip, Larry Druckenbrod, jack Boyle, Mike Costa, jimmy Power. Back: Paul Zarzycki, Dennis Wright, Marc Costanzi, Mike Szumilas, Coach Cosk. Dennis VVright C52l fires hiilgump shot while Lee Ne ip and jimmy Power lfforegroundj and ike Costa 1103 in baclgground await re iounc. If J.V. basketball teams are indicative of future varsity teams, then S.H.S. has many good years of basketball ahead of it. Mr. Gosk's J.V.'s outstripped all competition and lost only two giames, one to a prep school team. Guards jac ie Boy e, Ieff Theodoss and Larry Druckenbrod proved valuable team ball layers, While center Mike Szumilas and forward? Kim Carpentier, Marc Costanzi and Dennis Wright led the team in scoring. Bill Toye 1223 lays one in as Bob Girouard i325 looks on. Lee Negip drives for the layup. Mr. Leduc's Freshman team, thou h pla 'ng a limited schedule, showed great promise. lgennis lllfright, jimmy Power, Lee Negip, and Mike Costa were four of the team's outstandin players while others will also undoubtedly help teams in the future. jimmy Power 112D goes up for the tap as Mike Costa 1105 and Paul Zarzycki 1245 await outcome. .QV- 11,1 Front: Mike Costa, Lee Negip, Kenny Madore, Ray Hebert, jimmy Power, Sean Phipps. Back: Coach Leduc, jeff Boyle, Dennis Wright, Ted Nikolla, Bill Learned, Tom Orzech, Mark Chase. Freshman Team Holds Great Promise For S. . . Spirit And Enthusiasm Dominate Girls Basketball Girls Varsity Basketball Team. Front: Arlene Ostrokolowicz, Beth Hirons, jackie Coderre, Kathleen O'Brien, Ann Kosakowski. Back: Manager David Garceau, Janis Liro, Mary Innis, Bernice Edmondson, Coach Teguis. Action against arch-rival Bartlett girls shows Kathy O'Brien QZOJ and Ann Kosakowslci frl struggling for ball as Beth Hirons flj looks on. Girls junior Varsity Basketball Team. Front: Kathy Peloquin, janet O'Brien, Lenore Champeaus Elaine Apostola Back: Manager David Carceau, Barbara Bicki, Alice Culliton, Coach Teguis. Fielding both a new coach, Mr. Peter Teguis, and a relatively young and inexperienced team, the girls basketball team didn't fare as well as in past years. Senior guard Kathy O'Brien and ophomore rover jackie Coderre were team sparkplugs, and team morale and spirit was the rule during most of their games. The team lost only two Seniors during the year and hopefully S.H.S. can expect a much better performance next year. nd Softball . . . Girls Softball Team. Front: Iris Terpos, Janet Puccelli, Barbara Osimo, Bonnie Magoon, Debby Bourdelais, Joyce Poulin, Kathy Battista. Mi dle: Coach Leduc, Pauline Gauthier, Janice oulin, Jackie Coderre, Kathy O'Brien, Celeste Seremet. Back: Judy McDonald, Beverly Leduc, Caroline Favre, Arlene Ostrokolowicz, Linda Richard. Last spring found the girls softball team doin surprisingly well. Sliurred on by the a iities of t ree Seniors, Iris Terpos, Barbara Osimo, and Janet Puccelli, they gamered a respectable recor of ten wins and only three losses. Mr. N. Richard Leduc, coach, was in part responsible for their success. Team warming-up just before game. iv .J,,,A ' Catcher Kathy O'Brien Pitcher Joyce Poulin Judy McDonald 103 ' ,,--7 L1 -1 ,avi BORDER BASEBALL Pioneer Baseballers CO FEBENCE CHAMPIO HIP Baseball never gained the popularity of football at Southbndge High School, yet during the 1968 season, the Pioneers Were avidly followed by the student body and sported some of the most loyal fans around. The Pioneer baseballers didn't let their fans down as they struggled for an undefeated season. The best infield in the Conference, fine pitching in Seniors Dave LaFlamme and Ion Lamarine, and good solid hitting power carved the team to a 12 and 3 record and a share of the Border Baseball Conference Championship. Varsity Baseball Team. Front: Marc Osimo, Dave LaFlamme, Jim Smith, Dan Weberg, Eustah Staflieri, jon Lamarine. Middle: lim Kurposka, Mark Butler, Pete Hugies, Don Barth, Tom Kosakowski, Steve Prymak. Back: Coach Santelli, ennis Gravel, jeff McKinstry, Mike Lee, Assistant Coach Sturgis. ,' V, j, nfs, plc . 5:3-535, V Q xggaacv-angry: i K as 1 gf' gpm sfivws at M A .' 7 4:1-,fl 'Z l . --44+ ,st .tl- ll rJ f?, '-X relax 1 'V 1' , 1 ' will 5K 'l5'l'5:l'sT 5 'ig .4 we S a Nfl, -A ,Q 'l g B eige' itrw r 1' ii .. xlvfziff ffl! -1'- ' ' , V' 5' ' 5 . f '- 1. ss: WF 6 I ' mf 'Q s it 2355? 'I 1 Q Wi? lyk , S - ' 'Tfgtf f i,?r l5Qf l- ' QQMNNQ .sed ly 3? Q gil? be -:Wt fi, 'lx 5 ' A 1J.'.fi4',1,',., ' iiffff . f' yf'f l1 QQ i a ff '-S3 7 Qi' ,, QI BQ3 , ,- ff' A 'le . vi We Ml 'Q 5 E f3f1i2'tt'5f tiff' like 5. 1 4 gf V hibv: :Egg .V ' A l l t. lr. 1 I I 5 T . .ff u p 1. 1 : l wysgst xx 5235 all af sf X ,A ,a1.w,fa.. - 4' .'f-' K., - :e - ' ' 1 : 5 I ' Vp if tif MM r ly A' ,M is M A - me . H 1. up T rs- , ,,,, -' te1r1 1 X. 'fb , : , --,,,,: if W w. NRM: ' . -' fi , X 'l ' x ' M lx l Xt r'. ' Li fm xl as F .ir iw ll Nfl' ' 'M 3 ' ' - LL ' pf! M? l X X ' 'T fl-UWB Q Q9 a Em! l ll i ' kk P , X I - S T Q' N ' . Illilllll 31 'x 4 sf? 151 fr p T y Illll i 9 5. X4 C ' ri , , rf X 'XA . ' X Share Conference Title . . . Dugout scene during game shows jim Kurposka, Coach Sturgis, Don Barth, Mark Butler, jim Smith, Tom Kosakowski, and jeff McKinstry intently watching game action. . 1 :I 2 if ' . fi' ,I .5 Stron -aimed pitcher Eust' Staflieri. it junior Varsity Team members. Front: jim Vasil, Ronnie Vairo, Sam Yanka, Alan Beaudry, jack Boyle, Ijan Mominee, jeff McK.instry. Middle: jim Lazo, jeff Theodoss, George Yan a, Pete Hapgood, Billy Power, Kim Carpentier. Back: Coach Welch, David Travinski, Marc Costanzi, Mike Power, jim Kurposka. -, ' iQ, R A V 1 1 . ,,., - i Q-I . , , Ni up-CQ lv. 4 X '-1 jfs, . 1, iii Track is a sport which demands a great deal of individual vtillpovver and dedication. This dedication was evident in our track team as they spent long spring afternoons practicing at Dresser St. Field. Topnotch area teams created still competition but some fine indixidual performances in the high jump, javelin, S80 yard relay, quarter-mile and half-mile runs overshadowed a losing record. Interest Increases In Southbridge Highis Minor Sports Track And Field Track Team members, Front: Bill Blarinelli. Dasid Proulx. Armand Bachand. Greg Mathieu. Frank Koumanelis. Ron Lesniewski. Robert Quexillon. Daxid St. Laurent. Middle: Mike Trudeau. Mike Szumilas. Walter Hwalek is up and over the crmsbar as Bill Beck lools on. Marc Richard. Mark Quevillon. Bill Beck. Paul Livemois Coach Giroux. Back: Leo Telpos. Cars' Lee. Chris Clarke. Bruce Innis. Wayne MacDonald. XV ter Hvralek. g Ronnie Lesniewski. Southbridge Higlfs Eeld events competitor. poised to put the shot. Our cross country team, coached by Mr. Leduc, though relatively inexperienced this year, improved over last year's overall performance. Seniors Wayne MacDonald and Bruce Innis and junior Marc Richard turned in good efforts, and for a team lacking the necessary depth, the Pioneer harriers ran well. nd Cross Countr Gary Lee warming up in his event, the discus. - ,mm M .. As Paul Leduc looks on, Ammand Bachand releases the javelin. Cross Country Team members. Front: Bruce Innis, john Waskiewicz, Kozlowski, Michael Rondeau, Anthony Goulet, Robert Tarpy, Gerald Steve Szydhk, Alan Noga, Bill Beck, Walter Hwalek. Back: joseph Burl, Dennis Perry, Coach Leduc. F A I 1 1 x' Q fav 'v 7 f uaxw ,-,Q f '55, k 4 . Q -5 my b N ,M I . if v ' , eff ' A - A. 5' i xiii--iii . x I - ' 2 it , fffrff- , 1, 3 m 1 W- U g U . ......, 1 5' Y ' 'Squthbridge Brass Band - 1895 ACTIVITIES Managing Editor Gina Gentili and Editor-in-Chief Lois Vairo during the earlier stages of yearbook planning. ,. . 'iE'l'5frif'gfH-fr . 4 ', Q- - V vfayrw, :fi I Under the direction of Mr. Roland Varin and Mrs. Celesta Sullivan, the entire yearbook staff succeeded in meeting all deadlines. Everyone involved did his best to produce a yearbook that would capture all school activities and be Well received by all. X 'v A just after the yearbook sales assembly, business staffers Pat Fogwill and Yvette Belanger busy counting new subscriptions. Milestone Staffs f Yearbook Editorial Staff. Front: William Brousseau, Gina Centili, Lois Vairo, Mary Mason, Carol Rosienski, Wayne MacDonald, Middle: Chris Clarke, Virginia Bac-hand, Rita Rajchl, Debra Bouchard. Gayle Arsenault, Pamela Gray. Back: Susan Berard, Cynthia Paul, Deborah Boniface. Kathy Splaine, Carol Pettinelli. Yearbook Business Staff. Martha Brown, Pat Fogwill, Dorothy Billis, Yvette Beliuiger, Paula Difeclerico, Ruth Trahan, Wayne MacDonald, NVilliam Brousseau, Thomas jeucral, Roger Turcotte. Marsha Szytllik, Ann DiMarco, Carol Bachand, Maureen Cibeault, Paul Krasnov. 111 The National Honor Society, during the 1968-69 academic year, contained the largest membership the organization has ever had. Though it had quantity, its members also exhibited quality in character, scholarship, leadership and service. Under the supervision of Mr. Edmund Guerard and its oiiicers Thomas A Kosakowski, Bruce Innis, Lois Vairo and Carol Pettinelli, the society : sponsored a magazine drive, the annual Alumni Christmas party, and the semi-annual induction assemblies. NO TALKHXIG Q43 ational Honor Societ Permanent Members - National Honor Society. Front: Wayne MacDonald, Mary Mason, Lois Vairm Carol Pettinelli, Thomas Kosakowski, Deborah Asselin, Virginia Bachand. 2nd Row: Paul DiFederico, Dorothy Billis, Gina Gentili, Paul Krasnov, Christopher Clarke, Deborah Boniface, Carr hosienskiz Row: Eatricia Iiogvyillk I?amelah Cray, Debra Bouchard, Gayle Arsinault, Patrici The Student Council is composed of 26 members who are elected by the entire student body. The organization under the direction of Mr. james Forkey and Mr. Roland A. Varin, had as its oflicers Chris Clarke, Mary Mason, Mike L,ee and Martha Palmerino. Its major activity during the year was a Meatball and RigatoniASupper,' for the benefit of, the Center of Hope retarded children's center. Student Council Q.. Student Council. Front: Nancy Zarzycki, Martha Palmerino, Mary Mason, Mary Krasnov, Chris Clarke, james McKenna. Middle: Susan Howard., Gina Gentili, Penny Page, Paul Krasnov, Peter Hu es, Cathleen Paquette. Back: Anne Bousquet, Linda Caouette, Barbara Gubb, Carolyn MacDonald, udy Daniels, Denise Bousquet. Provisional Members - National Honor Society. Front: Mary Richard Roy, Robert S ielvogel, Caroline Favre, Sandra Shanbaum. Tenczar, jane Niejadlik, Linda Santelli, Denise Bmusseau, Patricia Back: William Freeland? Nancy Lane, Pia Decataldi, Donna Osowski, Beck, Denise Bousguet, Elizabeth Mason, Cathleen Paquette. Middle: Carol Iozzo, Pat Kulis, Linda Wielblad, Cail Pingeton. William Trifone, aul St. Onge, Kathy Dunleavy, Kim Carpentier, Scarlet Troubadours Front: Linda Santelli, Carol Bachand, Anne Kowalewski, Sandra Shanbaum, Maria Tortis, Loan Berthiaume. 2nd Row: Barbara Gubb, Anne Bousquet, Christine Ciukaj, Mary DiMarco, Eliza eth Lavoie, Deborah Gibeault, Merilynne Johnson, Susan D'Henin, janice Zachara, Deborah Curboy. 3rd Row: Iacquelyn Coderre, Martha Palmerino, Margaret Colognesi, Mary Williams, Beth Hirons, Judy Daniels, Susan Waldron, Ann Kosakowski, Cynthia Thompson. 4th Row: Douglas Ford, George Lovely, Richard Whitney, Dennis Lataille, Robert Quevillon, Nicholas Apostola, john Moore. Back: William Gibeault, Mr. Francis Convy, David Travinslci. Under the able direction of Mr. Francis Convy, the Scarlet Troubadours sponsored concerts at Christmas and in the spring. They also participated in school assemblies and community festivities. Girls, Chorus The Girls' Chorus, also under Mr. Convy's direction, combined with the Scarlet Troubadoms at many special assemblies. Front: Donna Kopacz, Ann Dubreuil, Debbie Hefner, Melanie DuPaul, Sally Banks, JoAnn Ziemski, janice Zachara, Maria Tortis, Debbie Rousseau. 2nd Row: Nancy Donais, Anna Kiritsy, Llyrme Vema, Carolyn MacDonald, Iill Normandin, JoAnne Trudeau, Mary Capistrand, Pauline Mailhot, athy Nasse. 3rd Row: Diane Fontaine, Charlene Griffith, Sue Ca lette, Kathy Kowalski, Elaine Apostola, Emily Proulx, Kathy Holden, Mary Krasnov, Holly Thomas, Clare Morrill, lean Tamborini. 4th Row: Sandra Billis, Maria Yanka, Stella Xanthakos, Debby Dune, Linda Caouette, Barbara Coloinesi, Linda DiBonaventurag Lisa DiGregorio, june Ho kins. Back: Sue Brtmell, Winifred Hughes, Bar ara Sellers, Annette Gauthier, Debbie Lacasse, Patty Cgaumond, Sue Perron. 1 14 Choral Director Mr. Francis Convy shown rehearsing Linda Wielblad Denise Brousseau and Maria Tortis. The Christmas Assembly found the Southbridge High School Band, Scarlet Troubadours, and Girls Chorus combining their talents for thelenjoyment of all. . Mr. Francis Convy 115 ajorettes The Majorettes were under the leadership of Drum Majorette Paula DiFederico and Captain Bonnie Benvenuti. They performed their intricate routines at all of the football games and rallies, and increased the fervor and interest of Pioneer sports fans. Kneeling: Ca tain Bonnie Benvenuti, Drum Majorette Paula DiFederico. Standing: Susan DiFederico, Susan Howard: Anna Kiritsy, Dawn Smarelli, Christine Ciukaj, Ann Kosakowslci, Nancy Zarzycki, Iudy Daniels. 116 Pep Club Members of the Pep Club, along With the cheerleaders, helped to boost school spirit by cheering as a group at football and basketball games. The club was supervised by Mrs. Helen Emrich, and did an outstanding job boosting morale for S.H.S. athletes during the year. Front: Deborah Lacasse, Renita Paul, Lois McRoy, Gayle Salisbu , Sue D'Henin, Linda Thanas, Merilynne Johnson, Diane Bundeif, Lorna McRoy. 2nd Row: Mary Williams, Paulette F oumier, Martha Clarke, Deborah Gibeault, Elaine Apostola, Sandra Shanbaum, Gail Trahan, Linda Santelli, Joan Berthiaume, Sandra Allard. 3rd Row: Janet Lariviere, Joanne Tmdeau, Cynthia Hill, Elaine Guyette, Barbara Bicki, Kathy Holden, Pat Tremblay, Sue Iozzo, Nancy Santullo, Sue Lippe. 4th Row: Gail Brown, Paulette DeRouin, Paulette Cote, Linda DiBonaventura, Pat Kowalewski, Lorraine Vandal, Sandra Maly, Bonnie Asselin, Cathy Morrill. 5th Row: Ann Kowalewski, June Benoit, Judy Carmel, Laurie Benoit, Carol Iozzo, Mary Tenczar, Holly Thomas, Meliana Diani, Sue Pickarski. 6th Row: Pat Roy, Sue Perron, Heidi Freeman, Sue Lavigne, Sue Hwalek, Jeanne Cote, Judy Champeau, Bemice Edmondson, Emily Proulx. 7th Row: Debbie antelli, Paulette Collette, Diane Cote, Sandra Billis, Mary Ann Staffieri, Alice Culliton, Denise Arsenault, Jeanine Pontbriand, Jane Corriveau. Sth Row: Laura Brousseau, Linda Richard, Clare Morrill, Barbara Gubb, Stella Xanthakos, Mary DiMarco, Janet Brousseau, Lynne Vema, Ann Dubreuil. 9th Row: Beth Hirons, Debby Dune, Janice Liro, Maria Yanka, Ann Bouvier, Winifred Hughes, Sue Bnmell, Donna Ko acz. Back: Sue Caplette, Melanie DuPaul, Debbie Hefner, Carolyn MacDonald, Linda Caouette, Katlljy Nasse, Jean Tamborini, Mary Krasnov, Sue Gregoire. Varsity Cheerleaders i F : C -C t ' P P , M t Colo esi. Back: Nancy Prymak, Pat1'iCia E8l'lS, PQf1'iCia RQX, Nl-sllliitlma 1?al1rll5'i?11:sBrZ1nlg Fisieauilrglligee Bousglulet, Kathy Roy, Ellen Salva, Susan Davis, Cma Gentlli. A practice session in the gymnasium. The Varsity Cheerleaders, responsible for boosting school and team spirit at all football and basketball games and rallies, were well able to do this by diligently practicing several aftemoons per week. Theirndetermination plaid off in a well-drilled and eifective unit. Mrs. Catherine Theodoss, guidance secretary, was their adviser. unior Varsit Cheerleaders Front: Judy Daniels, Maria Tortis, jacquelyn Coderre. Back: Suzanne Poirier, Donna Hutchinson, Debra Magoon, Cindy McKinstry, jill Normandin, Diane Salva. The junior Varsity cheerleaders T were responsible for promoting spirit at all junior varsity basketball games and at a few of the football rallies. They also aided the varsity cheerleaders in preparing the gym for the annual Thanksgiving Victory Dance. Contributing spirit to the Thanksgiving Rally - , -I Y'- ,MQ Sv Club Front: Arma.nd Bachand, Eustah Stailieri, Charles Bellerose, Michael Clarke, Bill Beck, Walter Hwalek, Bruce lnnis, Don Barth, Ron Bousquet, john Sacramone, Gary Lee, Gregory Panu. 2nd Row: Paul Lesniewski. Back: Mark Butler, Steve Prymak, Peter Hughes, Mike Fantaroni, Frank Franconeri, Mike Power, Mike Lee, Wa e Caouette, Glenn Davis, Kenny Madore. MacDonald. Thomas Kosakowski, Brian Maska. 3rd Row: Chas Mark Butler f53j, Pete Hughes CID, and Tom Holden f35l, three S Club members in action on the hardwood floor. Southbridge High's S Club, under the direction of Mr. Marino, was considered a rather exclusive club in that it was composed of only those boys who eamed letters in varsity sports. Left: Paul F antaroni Right: Steve Prymak 'Vt HX.. Ski Club Front: R. Spielvogel, B. Spenard, G. Burl, R. Cabana, E. Lavoie, W. MacDonald, R. Roy. 2nd Row: K. Bastien, Benoit, I. Harwood, Urbanowski, I. Courtemanche, L. Miller, I. Niejadlik. 3rd Row: . Dion, M. Caouette, S. Howard, N. Zarzycld, B. Colognesi, B. johnson, Gym Club L. DiGregorio, G. Pingeton. 4th Row: T. Orzech, A. Goulet, H. Freeman, S. Perron, P. Roy, D. Lane, D. Caprera. Back: Advisor Mr. Bongiomo, S. Choinski, I. Kozlowski, R. McGrath, R. Caprera, G. Polanik. The Ski Club, advised by Mr. Robert Bongiomo, was a relatively new club at S.H.S., but pleased its members by making a few successful trips to the slopes. Front: Joyce Langlois, Susan Iozzo, Denise Borgy, Diane Richer, Lenore Champeau, Debbie Rousseau. Middle: a Innis, Anne Bousquet, Margaret Colognesi. Gina Centili, Ioyce zriflith, Nancy Pryn1ak,gIacquel Coderre, Debra Magoon. Back: Elaine Sullivan, Barbara ellers, Denno, jean Cote, Donna Hutchinson, Nancy Cygan, Charlene Gri th, Paula DiFederico, Advisor Mr. Emrich. The Gym Club, also relatively new, was under the supervision of Mrs. Helen Emrich and was composed of girls who wished to spend extra time on gym apparatus. y working out one aftemoon each week, some girls were able to compete for physical fitness awards. The Simanish Club's candy sale was conducted by Susan D'Henin, james Latour, adviser Mr Patric Loconto, and Dennis French. Several French Club meetings were held during the year. Shown in attendance at one were standing: Virginia Bachand, Carol Rosienski, Renita Pau , Cynthia Paul, Gayle Arsenault, Elaine Apostola, and Debra Bouchard. Seated: Adviser Mrs. Rose Proulx. 122 Spanish Club Mr. Patrick Locontois Spanish Club, a somewhat small group, increased its activities during the year. It held a candy sae to increase the organization's treasury and planned many newer events for the future. French Club The French Club was composed of those members who wished to leam more about the culture of France. Guest speakers and films were used for entertainment and instruction at their meetings. Mrs. Claudette Tardif was the club's adviser. F ront: Sandra Allard, Ann DiMarcQ, Dennis French, Ann Kowalewski, Merilynne Johnson, Gayle Arsenault, Lona Petrelli, Linda Thanas. Backi Adviser Mr. Loconto, Joanne Bastien, Lucia Costanzi, Arthur Arpin, Mike Bicki, Virginia Bachand, Carol Rosienski, Susan D'Henin. Front: Rita Rajchl, Judy Courtemanche, Susan Howard, Linda Santelli, Debra Bouchard, Dawn Smarelli, Janet O'Brien, Nanc Zarzycki, Diane Fontaine. 2nd Row: Kath Peloquin, Mary Ann Staffieri, Deborah Santelli, Elzine Apostola, Barbara Bicki, Jill Normandlh, Sandra Shan aum. Sandra Billis, Christine Ciulcaj. 3rd Row: Cynthia Paul, SJa.net Waldron, Mary Tenczar, Gay Hutchinson, Carol Iozzo, Bonnie Asselin, Susan Hwalek, tella Xanthakos. Back: Renita Pau, Melanie DuPaul, Beth Hirons, Jacquelyn Coderre, Deborah Hefner, Judy Daniels, Susan DiFederico, Mary DiMarco. 123 Future Secretaries Front: Sandra Maly, Pat Kowalewski, Ruth Trahan, Barbara Nawrot, Maureen Gibeault, Yvette Belanger, Indy Arsenault, Diane Latino, Paulette Fournier. Back: Sue Ii-igge, Sue Lavigne, Indy Carmel, Ioan Grzembslci., Elaine Guyette, Deborah Gibeault, adviser Mrs. Mo ' , Sonja Bajchl. Shown during one of their monthly meetings were: Ruth Trahan, Maureen Gibeault, Yvette Belanger, Sonja Rajchl and Nancy Walek, all officers in the Future Secretaries organization. 124 The Future Secretaries of America were introduced to the business world through speakers invited to attend their monthly meetings. The organizations members sold stationery during the year in order to raise funds for its many activities. Future Teachers Front: Renita Paul, Cynthia Paul, Carol Iozzo, Linda Santelli, Carol Rosienski, Virginia Bachand. Cay Hutchinson, Sue DiFederico. 2ndlRow: Mary Tenczar, Cath Whitne , Barbara Bicki. Kathy Holden. Donna LeBreux, Pat LaRochelle, Sue Berard, Sandra Shangaum. 3rd, Row: Iudy Champeau, Nancy Santullo, Debbie Santellig Linda Noble, Sue Brunell, Stella Xanthakos, Mary DiMarco, Christine Ciukaj, Iacquelyn Coderre. Back: Elaine Apostola, Diane Bundeif, Mary Ann Staliieri, Dawn Smarelli, Nancy Zarzycki, Anna Kiritsy, Debby Dune, Debra Bouchard, Gayle Arsenault. The Future Teachers of America, one of the largest clubs in the school, was directed by Mrs. Rose Proulx. The group sponsored its annual calendar towel sale, and again took part in a Student Practice-Teacher program. Instrumental in a successful towel sale were these five Future Teachers: Carol Iozzo, Linda Santelli, Mary Tenczar, Sue Berard, and Carol Pettinelli. 125 The Scythe Front: Ann Kowalewski, Sandra Shanbaum, Nicholas Apostola, Nancy Ams, Georgia Lovely, Arthur main, Michael Bicki, Elaine William Freeland, john Moore, Carol Bachand, james McKenna. Apostola, Adviser r. Vernon Pero, ezilynne johnson, Debra Middle: Gail Trahan, Caroline Favre. Back: Maria Wood, Rita Rajchl, Bouchard. X f X.x x ,M , V . Two of the more productive Scythe workers shown above were Elaine Bouvier and Caroline Favre. The Scythe news magazine, under the guidance of Mrl Vernon Pero and editor Nicholas Apostola, was res onsible for keepin our students abreast of monthly developments at S.l?I.S. The entire staflg did a fine job in producing interesting and provoking articles in. each issue, and with continued experience, the quality of the magazine showed great improvement. 126 Chemistr Club Front: Marcel Caouette, Kathy Roy, Martha Michon, Thomas Leduc, Niejadmc, Sandra Shilmballm- Back: Michael Uf2kiS, Edward Wayne MacDonald, Joseph Urbanowski, john Harwood, Richard Roy. Lemanski, Iames Latour, Brent Abrahamson, William Freeland, Bruce Middle: Deborah Curboy, Frank F ranconexi, Alan Beaudry, Robert PlOl1ff6, Gail PiflgCt0I1, Adviser Mr- RiChH1'd Moore- Spielvogel, Lois Vairo, Patricia LaRochelle, Gail Ciprari, lane Biology Club Sharon Fontaine, Lona Petrelli, Sue Lavigne, Mary Williams, Renita Arm Kowalewski, Paulette Foumier, Deborah Gibeault, Marc Paul, Maria Wood, Debra Bouchard, Cynthia Paul, Eugene Gregoire, Charette, 127 Drama Club u--ui ii S-9' Front: Maria Wood, Debra Bouchard, Ioyce Langlois, Winifred Michon' Back: Dennis Perry, Gayle Afsenaultr C301 Bacha-Hd, Hughes, Michelle Ieweu, paul Kra-mov, Deborah Curboy, Martha john Moore, Remta Paul, Deborah Lacasse, Roland Hudon. W an 45 H Future Nurses n VJ' A-NX. The Drama Club, com osed of students devoted to theatrical pursuits, sponsored the all-school play directed by Mr. Dennis McManis. The purpose of the Future Nurses organization, to introduce students to the basic fundamentals of nursing, was promoted through films eakers and occasional visits toglJoca1 hospitals. Front: Ioan Crzembslci, Lucia Costanzi, Beverly Berthiaume, Leslie LeBlanc, Marsha Szydlik, Ann DiMarco, Sharon Fontaine, Susan D'Henin. 2nd Row: Sally Banks, jo ce Griffith, Martha Clarke, Susan Howard Iudy Courtemanche, gail Salisbury, Bonnie Asselin, Bonnie Benvenuti. Winifred Hughes. 3rd Row: Rosa KY9-Snyilff, Lauria Lavallee, Gail Pingeton, Arlene Ostrokolowicz, Diane Wayne, Holly Thomas, 'Leanne Bastien. Back: Elizabeth Dembowslci, Charlene Grimth, 'ane Fontaine, Karen Williams, Sandra Pappas, Lona Petrelli. The Debating Club, founded last year by Mr. jeffrey . Leeds, encormtered many organizin difficulties in its second year. However, under the abTe direction of Mr Dennis McManis, future prospects seemed brighter Arthur Arpin, George Lovely, Wayne MacDonald, David Caprera. The Math Team also assumed new leadership this year when Mr. Robert Hardy became its coach. Under his line tutelage the team, composed of students who enjoy mathematical challenges, did exce tionally well in the Southem Worcester County Math, League. ath Team A. 1 X vis., 5.2 Front: Mary Innis, Ann Kosakowski, Janice Liro, Sue Howard, NancylZarzycki. Middle: David Bwamin, Thomas Kosakowski, john Wasldewicz. Ioan Waldron. Back: Mr. ardy, Wayne MacDonald, ilharn Trifone, Mr. Larson. K it gh! Labrarians Front: Sandra Shanbaum, jane Niejadlik, Carol Pettinelli, Debra Bouchard, Gayle Arsenault. Back: Patricia LaRochelle, Robert Spielvogel, Lois Vairo, Deborah Boniface, John Harwood. I .:2I,..n.....lL. Front: Gail Stanhope, Lena Petrelli, Nancy Hibbard., Elaine Apostola, Fontaine, Sandra Pappas, Pat Caumend, Paulette Fournier, Elaine Cathy Morrill, Kathy Fontaine, Karen Williams, Nancg Domijan, Lallbefte. Winifred Hughes, Mrs. Grebb. Back: Charlene Cri th, Diane Librarians 4 1 Front: Susan Berard, Virginia Bachand, Deborah Asselin, Deborah Boniface, Carol Pettinelli, Rita Rajchl, Carol Rosienski, Susan Collette, Michael Cendreau. 2nd Row: Ellen Welch. Rachel Gauthier, Bonnie Benvenuti, Teresa DiCregorio, Penny Page, Christopher Clarke, Peter Hughes. 3rd Row: Ruth Trahan, Ramona Pollone, Debra Bouchard, Gayle Arsenault, Patricia LaRochelle, Mary Mason, Lois Vairo, Paul Krasnov. 4th Row: Paula Difederico, Dorothy Billis, Ann DiMarco. Leslie LeBlanc, Pamela Cray, Gina Centili, Kathleen Splaine, Carol Bachand. Back: Yvette Belanger, Patricia Fogwill, Maureen Cibeault, Marsha Szydlik. Prom Committee Concessions 1' Front: Michael Gendreau, Susan Collette, Martha Michon, Paul Krasnov, Marsha Szydlik, Carol Pettinelli, Lois Vairo. Back: Ramona Pollone, Ellen Welch, Deborah Boniface, Thomas Leduc, Ann DiMarco, Louise Ryan. D c x 'QJK ' '24 rg, 'Seam ,N wax we Q Q :' , '.:: w?b- -. ' - .. Principal Mr. Edward Desroches Serving The Best Interests Of The School 134 School Committee -N... ,MQ :sf S ln il? Mr. Raymond Brodeur, Mr. Lorenzo Beaupre, Mr. Albert Langevin, Mr. Victor Peloquin, Mr. Thomas Quinn, Mr. Frederick Morin, Superintendent Mr. Charles Beattie, and Chairman Mr. Mario DeAngelis. And The Community Mr. Charles Beattie 135 Superintendent Of Schools Mr David Boudreau Guldance D1rector g e N e e Mr. Cajoseph Montipnyl Assistant Principal MIS Nora Adams kbecretarg to Prmclpal Mrs. Mary Clarke, O 'ce Secretary Of ers Mrs. Catherine Theodoss, Guidance Secretary Opposite Paie: Mrs. Melia LeBoeuf, Guida.nce Counselor O 0 Mrs. Alice Nichols a.nd Miss lsie Hofstra, Vocational Division Secretaries W 1th Inval able Serv1 s Vi'gf iaPage1SCh00'Nu'Se u Mr. Frank Skinyon, Vocational Division Director Mrs. Edith Freeman, Cafeteria Supervisor MQ.. at My 5 ,la st 3+ 'N -.. N F qt.. Vt I , J, l 136 ,1- A . mg: -......1.......i.... 1-an-5 137 Sharing Knowledge In The Library The Lab . . . The Classroom 2 Q Na 138 Opposite Page: Mr. Peter Teguis. Mathematics Mrs. jean Crebb, Librarian Mr. Michael Campaniello, Related Electric Mr. Vernon Pero, English Mrs. Rose Proulx. Foreign Languages Department ead ' ' -gg, ,,.., , mlm , Miss Ann O'Connell, English Mr. Frederick Schultz, English 139 X. ,,..4 5. 5. x..-. . 5,58 x - 1-, NK. 140 Teaching Of Music nd Metal . . . Painting And Poets . Soccer And Socrates Opposite Page: Mrs. janet Poirier, English Mr. Herbert Aronoff, Band Director Mr. Robert Bongiomo, Science Mr. Walter Cosk, Social Studies Miss Claire Birtz, Art Supervisor Mr. Robert Giroux, Metalsmith Mrs. Helen Emrich, Physical Education Mrs. Celesta Sullivan, Business 'W 1141 ff' r '. , M in '-n- , Qu P X1 Mr. Paul Sturgis, Science Miss Diane Morrill, Substitute Mr. Patrick Loconto, Foreign Languages Mrs. Evelyn-Mae Cross, Business Department Head Opposite Page: Mr. Francis Convy, Choral Director Teach er's Room Mr. Edwin Waslciewicz and Mr. William Paul, Machine Mr. jeffrey Larson, Mathematics Spirit . . . Action . . . A Touch Of Wit This Too Is Learning XX, x I V . ,gf 143 , - 5 1 , 3 , ,5 Q. . 1 'Y A V .2 T fgzfxifg ,, Mr. Donald Marino, Ph sical Education Mr. Dennis McManis, lglublic Speaking Mr. Paul Bergeron, Mathematics and Science Mrs. Marie LaBoissiere, Foreign Languages sipposite Page: Mr. William Welch, Business iss Carol Peterson, Foreign Languages Mr. Arthur Metras, Drafting Un -we 144 Learning To Use Hands And Minds . . . Gathering Knowledge From All Sources GSM. I 2 v 145 -:i6x?8R'i-.-f Mrs. Claudette Tardif, Foreign Languages Mrs. Geraldine Morrill, Business Mr. Roland Varin, Social Studies Mr. Charles Latino, English Op osite Pa e: Classroom Mrs. Elizal-lieth Lefglair, Business Mr. Robert Hardy, Mathematics Department Head Mr. P. Eugene Talbot, Science Department Head 146 ,M 'iff Observing . . . Explaining . . . Arousing Interest The Ingredients Of Teaching ' ' VWESZ -5:2 , Y xr. it-G Y txt 5 5 Q It N r 1 V f ' w2'i3llf?f ' .il 6 X I M' ' A 'Q rv 147 W ffs.f'f+m- -I , W 3 .-'mx-ll' lf'--- i Understanding The Abstract . . . Appreciating The Concrete T Opposite Page: Mr. YVilliam Nickerson, Woodworking Mr. XValter Clondek, Related Machine Mr. john Flannery, Science Classroom Mr. Raymond Comeau, Remedial Reading Mr.Edmund Cuerard, English Department Head Mrs. Yvonne Dumas. Cafeteria Worker and Mr. Elzear Cormier, Day Custodian Classroom we- ' 14 W X. 5 5 'V . A vsw.-emu 4. 4 ,...:, fqz, .i,. I 1.:. Opposite Page: Mr. Rober Giroux, Social Studies Mr. David Knight, Cabinet Mr. joseph Cimoch, Related Cabinet Miss Beverly Poliks, English Mr. Francis Flanagan, Audio-Visual-Aids Mr. N. Richard Leduc, Mathematics Mrs. Barbara Kyrios, Homemaking Mr. Donald Bemard, Related Metalsmith Developing Skills . . . Sharing Ideas . . . Teaching ow To Think 2 151 . .gt ff . 'Sis . s ..-. .fungi A in ilif ,,,,,...-1 ,gqofv N3 Teacher Can Never Tell Where His Influence Stops Opposite Page: Mr. Richard Moore, Science Mr. Lucien Manchuk, Electric Mr. james Forkey, Social Studies Department Head Dr. Henry Chevalier, Academic and Pilot Miss Lillian Miskavich, Foreign Laiigiiages 1 x n ,,,.v,XJ ix .0 ,V... , 4 N.. Q... Q . o PATRONS V 1 World Headquarters and Main Plant of American Optical Corporation Southbridge, Massachusetts gmaiffaitbtis. TCD TI-IE CSFZADUATING 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 Corporation extend our heartiest con- gratulations upon your graduation and wish you good luck and Godspeed. AMERICAN OPTICAL CORPORATION PRODUCTS THAT EXTEND AND PROTECT lVlAN'S PHYSICAL SENSES 156 Compliments of: BONIIFIACE Tools sz DIE, INC. Southbridge, Mass. -I Compliments of NICHOLS COLLEGE of Business Administration Dudley, Mass. Compliments of S and M MANUFACTURING COMPANY Plastic Molders Southbridge, Mass. AMERICAN MOTOR LODGE Pool-Banquet Rooms-Food AMERICAN BOWLING LANES SKARANI BROS. 924i'.4f3.I'5f7f5xf,f N 2- E-,Eiiif'i?.1 ruff eel.-.sh ' 'iff' P: 1522's ex? wi. E' iggyfiffgg g-ggi.,f5m:f.:31.aQ igzshgisffi fig 7, -. R435 . . -2 mi, A Sigfelir- ns'-J t'-Q31-:Z :sz gm- . , ,: I M33 4 .- t ,.- ,jfygg',X?i9 '.. Gy: :w a 45 th gif nf? if gang 2 Congratulations Class of H697 Compliments of ROCART BUILDERS, INC. 37 Hook Street Owners: Arthem Archambeault Roger A. Archambeault Compliments of: LANGEVIN JEWELERS Lorraine Langevin Albert L. Langevin err. I 222 1 ,s-. ini Vw - . rf-1 2' f? 4520113525: 1 :Q-, -ff .::.M' -.541 - H 21 7.1fr:5E53: -m sg.: 'Ti I 93325 115.52 fb ffzi' 1: tn: 72? 2251 Compliments of: SOUTHBRIDGE TRUCKINC CO., INC. Moving - Packing - Rigging - DENISON WIRE CLOTH . HWY Hauling CO. W North St. Southbridge, Mass. Southbridge Webster 875 Main St. 64 Deslauriers Ave. 765-5005 943-3366 Compliments of: SOUTHBRIDGE SHEET METAL WORKS 76 Mill Street Southbridge, Massachusetts we A 5 A sf M TOOL sz DIE Co., INC. Mill St. Southbridge, Mass. 01550 Tel. Area Code 617 764-S32-11 V. 1:--,fav..f'a-:syryi ,, wt-.,... X, - - , sw 1 1 W: z f-5. ff Q , ,. x g.,.uz2'i' T- ' ,N fi Y .1 A ' - fl fiiff- 1 '-1-5:64 ' , 319 Main St. Your Chas. K' .,5. . 1 . 1- 11 we 1135323 rfrqgfmiggegg 3 -1 sm, 411. , msn i 31: may 1' , A. 'Nxvemf ' ': 3: ,:,.-:..-,5- .574 A 7 -4 'rzegfrxr Q TN OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1969 SOUTHBRIDCE LUMBER 81 SUPPLY Company Southbridge, Massachusetts MARTEL CLEANERS 142 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Nlass. Compliments of: HIPPODROME LANES 121 Ashland Ave. Southbridge, lVlass. 764-8926 Compliments of: R. ROBBINS 81 CO. The Family store since 1910 GAY'S JEWELRY STORE 265 lVlain Street Southbridge, Nlass. Theodore Michaels, Prop. Southbridge, Nlass. MEDICAL CENTRE PHARMACY Elm Centre Southbridge, Nlass. ln Sickness and in Health DAVID LENTI Shoes - Clothing 11 Elm St. Southbridge, Mass. f X I 514.1 I l Compliments of: MCKINSTRY ICE CO., INC 6 Dupaul Street Southbridge, Mass. - Best Wishes - STURBRIDGE YANKEE WORKSHOP For Early American Furniture and Gifts Sturbridge, Mass. ..- -IAM ELM MARKET 177 Elm Street Southbridge, Mass.- .ZL , ,Q Vg ,.,s.f-. . 1:11,-51 v .if-.24 1 CA' Er' If if 3, gg s1'F:.Qfz ' ami ,azsggfgg xzzegsggga slfiskiis - -:ZW 2 59: 423 , 4' ang aaa 0253444 issfeffg ,.y..g35,35g, ZW V2 ' aan fp ,4 Q' '24, E , 277' Wd? if .1241 l . 12 ..-,-'ties-': :: A -V: '-31:5 , A, .,,.. MN... .,,, A,... A , .,,, 1 -z,,,Q,v:,,, ...,.. .tN,,,.,,, at-.2 -1-:-3:31:25-fax' . ,.,. .,,, . A.. , ,.., ,.... - . ..., , , .,...,.,...,,.i. ..... -s,..-,.- ..,...w.x:s.1k.....,,A-A. ,,., ,V mfs sadness ssasseeaseae afs 1:-Q xs2,:?'.3E.E1:3?':fuf2':-v21i2iSS?'EY?I5iE,EF3252.1i if ' 'N ' fi is 1 :Quik .Eff BUSINESS course Accounting, Business Administration, and Secretarial Schools Modern Buildings and Equipment Small Classes Expert Instruction Day - Evening - Summer Classes One and Two-year Courses, Also separate subjects, incl. IBM Key Punch DUDLEY HALL The Modern School of Modern Business Dial 943-7113 258-260 West Main Street, Dudley, Massachusetts 01570 Best Wishes to Class of 1969 BUR HAM INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Southbridge, Mass. I. N. Burnham R. B. Muenzberg gli ffl' I lf Wi M1291 I. E. Taylor, , .1 mfti' ww,w1f3:i1'?i'f 'f2fsvazz1-afif'-feesiczieszzz-rf'A,asm -fs.,-1 w rs. ,V - f -A s A ' ' ff 1, 9 ' , ' ,I I 4' '. J, ,,.-9i513fg-'fri--,i-,Fiz'1.3-.I ,, . -,J .J .' ' ,. , , -, I , A ' . , U - - ' ' 'illgilff 'lfffi if zfsesizsw2??52'Zixz:f: .f?If 3-lf-H2f .'aZ3a1s -. .. - A ' 162 SOUTH BRIDGE C0-OPERATIVE BANK 15 Elm Street Southbridge, Mass. Systematic Savings Accounts Regular Savings Accounts Paid-Up Shares 163 Compliments of: TETREAULT-PERVIER UVIDES RESTAURANT INSURANCE AGENCY and MUTEL Rt. 15 - Sturbridge 22 Goddard St. 347-9400 Southbridge, Mass. 764-4307 BUTLER'S FLOWER SHOP 1O Elm Street Southbridge, Mass. DESA PAINT CO. Grumbacher Art Supplies 52 Central St. Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of: DONUT CHATEAU Your RCA T V Radio Stereo 59 Central Street , Dealelr Southbridge, Mass. Our Best Wishess to Compliments of: the Class of 1969 LUCY'S LAUNDRY MISS 236 Mechanic Street Southbridge, Mass. CENTRAL PIZZA 57 Central Street Southbridge, Mass. THE UNIVERSAL TAG C0. St b dg R d Sturbridge Nl Congratulation T Th Cl 1:1969 SOUTHBRIDGE ROOFING COMPANY, INC. Established 1881 Roofing and Metal Work Of All Descriptions EDWARD J. CULLEN Josten's 79 Perkins Street Tel. REpubIic 4-7848 Springfield, Mas SOUTHBRIDGE CREDIT UNION Main and Elm Street Savings - Loans 166 PAQUETTE STATIONERY CO. 338 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. school supplies greeting cards portable typewriters fountain pens Compliments Of G. GREGOIRE 8: SONS 15 Hamilton St. Southbridge, lVlass. . J. DELEHANTY 81 CO 858 lVlain Street Southbridge, Mass. Home Furnishings Since 1875 Terms Arranged 764-6042 Best Wishes: LEPAIN'S PHARMACY 286 Hamilton Street Southbridge, Nlass. RINKS Ho Com liments of: STEVENSPAUTOMATIC SALES INC. HYDE MFC. COMPANY 54 Eastford Road A il 'J' wk in Compliments of: MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC CO ' Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of: RUSSELL HARRINGTON CUTLERY, INC. Best Wishes WAITE HARDWARE CO. 282 Nlain St. Southbridge, Mass. TRI COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION HEADQUARTERS Thunderbird I Galaxie Fairlane Falcon Mustang Torino Lincoln Continental Cougar Mercury Authorized Sales 61 Service Marquis Montego Ford Trucks HERITAGE MOTORS, INC. Worcester Road 764-3255 169 SALTER SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Professional career training for young Women through one- and two- year programs. . . Executive, Legal, and Medical Secretarial . - Fashion Merchandising . Lifetime placement - - - StC1'10gf21PhiC . . . Residence facilities Courses ExcIusiveb1 Ours SPEEDWRITING Shorthand - PAR Reading Program NANCY TAYLOR Finishing DAY - EVENING - SUMMER DIVISIONS 45 Cedar St. . I ' ' 4 , I -'-I-:IT - dh, I I' 1 . . I Ill In li 1 i' ,F . . 'P' I ' fra --- 15' '-1 ,- pdf VI A ll! i W if nfl yllllkf l ff. M r uf Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 Distinctive Fashions for Men and W Tel. 753-4786 Catalog on request Nationally Accredited 926 Main Street SOUTH BRIDGE. MASS. Compliments of: THE PUBLICK HOUSE 170 Worcester, Mass. 01609 Bi' Bum, Shopper. mm THE UNITED LENS CO., INC S Congratulations to the Class of 1969 WILLIAM H. DIGREGORIO INSURANCE AGENCY 36 Hamilton St. UNIVERSAL BLANK C0., INC 79 North Street Sonthbridge, Mass. Compliments of: TASSE INC. TASSE FUEL CORP. E. J. MA RTIN 81 COMPANY P. O. Box 333, Southbridge, Massachusetts, U.S.A. Phone 764-4567 Cable: Nlarco Specializing in Imports of Distinctive Floor Coverings BOUSQUETS AUTO PARTS, INC. Southbridge, Mass. Dudley, Mass. Putnam, Mass. 05 C ., Best Wishes from BIG BUNNY MARKET gi-4 ... O O 3 SOUTHBRIDGE SAVINGS ll 5 1'- Nku X BANK Southbridge, Mass. Incorporated 1848 Assets Over 530,000,000 ..:?- T q . mum! ., rj ' A : - :I W L V 1 74 Best Wishes ALLAN'S HAIRSTYLING SALODN 39 Elm Street Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of: TRAHAN BROS., INC. MASON'S SUPPLIES 570 South Street Southbridge, Mass. GAY TRAVEL SERVICE, INC Southbridge Gabriel I. Vespucci Helen R. Vespucci Best Wishes to the class of 1969 from BARBARA'S BEAUTY SALON Southbridge ROM,S RESTAURANT Route 131 Sturbridge, Mass. KOCHANEK FURNITURE STORE Corner Central and Hook St. Southbridge, Mass. '.'..J' 119153 ,, ,-ff' , -'-- 1-K I2 1 ' P K , 'X ' ' WN g 'gf-1 Best Wishes Class of 1969 SOUTHBRIDCE SCRAP IRON AND METAL CO., INC. 81 A L 8: P DISTRIBUTORS 39 Moon St. DRESSER HILL FARM and ICE CREAM BAR Charlton, Mass. Q Rh K ' X 'G F xg' is, v 1 1 It pays to look Well with a hair-cut from joe Marino's CENTER BARBER SHOP CQ 39 Elm street Two barbers No Waiting f .K 42 lj joe Marino Iack Tryba IDEAL DRIVING SCHOOL 335 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. over Metro Bros. Courteous and Efficient Instructors Al Petrelli, proprietor Leam to drive the Ideal,' Way Compliments of: MADORE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. General Contractors Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of: LAROCHELLE ELECTRIC CO 651 Worcester St. Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of: THE DUDLEY GIFT SHOP Southbridge Road, Dudley Prop. Byron Ziegler ELM VARIETY Elm Street Southbridge, Mass. Props. Richard and Jeanette Cote Compliments of: PERRoN, INC. . Compliments of: RICH'S SERVICE MCGRATH RADIO 81 Richard F. Pollone CO. TUNE-UPS REPAIRS SALES 61 SERVICE Tires Batteries 61 Accessories 33 Crystal Street S 61 H GREEN STAMPS Tel. 764-7496 115 Hamilton Street Southbridge Charles T- Parham - Gwuer BOB'S CYCLE SALES HONDAS 401 E. Main Street Tel. 764-4643 LOUIS Home of Famous Names in Fashions 31 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Mass. U Congratulations Class of '69 Main S.. WEso RADIO Southbridge Mass. 970 AM 100.1 FM STEREO Clothes Local news, Sports, Weather, and for Quality Music Men - Women - Boys THE HARTWELL PHARMACY Compliments of: BILL SWIACKI REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE A. V Since 182711 A S P Southbridge, Mass. ff Robert S. Howe, R.r Ph., Prop. 22 Main Street f ,o , Vlqb 764-4391 ., A AAEA, J..-A ,N,Qff'.f'ff'ff ff'fff:'j 'v gf- -' .,,. fA,x ,,:,-f,' ,,., 'rl .Vg iv W l BoUv1ER INSURANCE Sz S E R E A 3 REAL ESTATE E 5 E 9 Southbridge, Mass. rm- -W 1 WHITFURD PHARMACY Laurier G. Bastien Reg. Pharm. Corner of Main and Hamilton Streets Southbridge, Mass. Dial 764-7401 179 Compliments of: TRI-CITY FABRICS E. Main St. Southbridge 764-4113 A f., 1-,sims f 7 'fWwwmm f pip i ' f , , ' , f 7 A ', 9 E 1 a A f '1 ' A 1 ,b f e,it ' 1 ' -gf? 1 ' A , rang .!, 4 . ,f 2. ,,f3.:4sff:, Best Wishes to the Class of '69 from .fdnfoineffe Comzurd Shopperls Plaza 934 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. Phone 765-5114 Eastern and Western lumber of all kinds - Building materials and supplies. 990 North Woodstock Road Southbridge, Mass. Dial 764-8378 F RONTIER RESTAURANT Best of Luck Route Stllfbfidge Class of Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner Take out Sem LIKE-NU CLEANERS, INC. Phone 347-8351 7 ..,1 V '7 ' Q5 3 N fat., J- ' l- . . ' . 'x W . 2 1 A ' 733 1 I Soi1tl:rbi'idge,,Mass. Y ,Tl Q ., 1-ML' - 1 1 A I I wwf , Compliments of: THE CARRIAGE HOUSE 1 347-9000 BEN BQUSQUET REALTOR Real Estate Insurance 246 Main Street Southbridge Tel 765-5411 THE STURBRIDCE HOUSE Routes 20 - 131 Sturbridge, Massachusetts Fine Family Dining BERMER TCOL 81 DIE, INC Colf Street - P. O. Box 159 Southbridge, Mass. -nkx 181 1 if 6? 9 41 'S' O EDUCATION MAKES A PEOPLE EASY TO LEAD, BUT DIFFICULT TO DRIVE5 EASY TO GOVERN, BUT IMPOSSIBLE TO ENSLAVEY' SOUTHBRIDGE LODGE NO. 1864 Benevolent or Protective Order of ELKS MORIN 'STUDIOS Portraits of Distinction ' Wedding Albums - Children - Family Plans Morinis Camera, Gift and Jewelry Shoppe Cameras - Gifts - jewelry - Films 253 Main Street, Webster 389 Main St., Southbridge Tel. 943-0044 Tel. 764-7250 182 Congratulations! TO THE GRADUATING CLASS WEAVER AIRLINE PERSONNEL SCHOOL KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI THE AIR-AGE PROVIDES WORLD-WIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN 183 Abralramson, Brent 56,127 Adams, Nora 136 Addington, Eugene 64 Allard, Sandra 56,117,123 Anctil, Robert 21 Anderson, Kenneth 56 Anderson, Robert 60 Anderson, Robert H. 60,94 Apostola, Elaine 64,130,102,117,114, 122,123,125,126 Apostola, Nicholas 21,87,112,114,126 Arel, Beverly 60 Arns, Nancy 56,126 Aronoff, Herbert 141 Arpin, Arthur 60,86,123,126,129 Arpin, Raymond 64 Arsenault, Denise 64,117 Arsenault, Gayle 21,87,13O,131,111, 112,122,127,125,128 Arsenault, Joseph 60 Arsenault, Juanita 64 Arsenault, Judy 21,124 Index Berthiaume, Diane 64 Berthiaume, Joan 60,114,117 Berthiaume, John 60 Besse, Marcel 94,97 Besse Noela 56 Bicki Barbara 64,102, 117,123,125 Bicki Michael 24,123,126 Billis, Dorothy 24,111, 112,131 Billis, Sandra 64,114,117,123 Birtz Claire 141 I Asselin, Bonnie 64,117, 123,128 Asselin, Deborah 21,87, 112,131 Aucoin, Jane 76 Aucoin, Norrnand 64 Avery, Louise 21,77 Babis, John 22 Bachand, Armand 22,94,106, 107,120 Bachand, Carol 22,73,86,89,131,111, 114,126,128 Bachand, David 56 Bachand, James 60 Bachand, Ronald 56 Bachand, Virginia 22,91,131,111,112, 122,123,125 Baillargeon, Lynn 56 Blackmer, Barbara 60 Blanchette, Robert 64 Boisvert, Bruce 48 Boisvert, Roger 56 Bongiorno, Robert 64,121,141 Boniface, Deborah 24,72, 87,111,112, 130,131 Bonnette, Paul 77 Borey, Denise 64,121 Bouchard, Debra 24, 11 1, 1 12, 122,123 125,126,127,128,130,131 Bouchard, Gary 25 Bouchard, Michael 64 Bouchard, Richard 64 Boucher, Dennis 25 Boucher, Raymond 64 Boudreau, David 136 Bourdelais, Deborah 25, 103 Bousquet, Anne 6O,113,114,118,121 Bousquet, Denise 56,113 Bousquet, Michael 20,94,96,97,98,9 Bouvier, Ann 64,117 Bouvier, Elaine 56,126 Boyle, Jeffrey 64,100,101 Boyle, John 105 Brodeur, Raymond 64,135 Brodeur, Stephen 25 Banks, Sally 64,114,128 Bamard, Jay 60 Barth, Daaala 22,94,95,96,97,98,104, 105, 120 Bastien, Joanne 60,123,128 Bastien, Kevin 60,121 Bastien, Mark 94 Bastien, Nancy 56 Bastien, Norman 60 Battista, Kathy 103 Beattie, Charles 135 Beattie, Charles A. 60 Beaupre, Lorenzo 135 Beaudreau, David 56 Beaudry, Alan 56,105,127 Beaudry, Anna 64 Beausoleil, Gloria 64 Beck, Patricia 56,113 Beck, William 56,106,107,12O Broughton, Robert 56 Brousseau, Denise 57,113,115 Brousseau, Janet 117 Brousseau, Laura 60, 117 Brousseau, Richard 57 Brousseau, William 25,111,112 Brown, Gail 60,117 Brown, Martha 25,111 Brunell, Donald 60 Brunell, Edward 56 Brunell, Laurent 56 Brunell, S Buckley, usan 64,114,117,125 Kevin 57 Bundeff, Diane 64,117,125 Burda, Jennie 26 Burl, Gerald 64,107,121 Ccrprera, Belanger Belanger Bellerive , Robert 60 , Yvette 22,131,110,111,124 , Laurie 60 Bellerive, Richard 23 Bellerose, Charles 23,91,97,120 Beniamin, David 56,129 Benoit, Alexis 56 Benoit, Diane 23 Benoit, Donna 60 Benoit, Frances 56 Benoit, John 23,121 Benoit, June 64,117 Benoit, Katherine 64 Benoit, Laurie 23,117 Benoit, Lawrence 60 1 9,120 Burzycki, Donna 26 Butler, Mark 26,94, 95,97,98,99, 104, 105,120 Cabana, Richard 26,121 Campaniello, Mike 139 Caouette, Brian 60 Caouette, Linda 60,113,114,117 Caouette Lydia 26 77 Caouette 1 Marcel 215,77,127 Caouette, Michel 2O,94,97, 120, 121 Capistrand, Mary 64,114 Caplette, Suzanne 60,114,117 David 61,129,121 Benoit, Susan 64 Benvenuti, Bonnie 23,131,116 Berard, Susan 24,87,131,111,112,125 Bergeron, Michael 24,77,88 Bergeron, Paul 144 Bernard, Donald 151,98 Bemard, Jeanne 56 Bemier, David 64 Berry, Michael 60 Berthiaume, Beverly 56,128 Caprera, Robert 64,121 Cannel, Judith 61,117,124 Carpentier, Kim 56,98,100,105, 113 Carpentier, Laurier 76 Carpentier, Luke 64 Carpentier, Mark 64 Chamberland, Nancy 64 Champeau, Judith 61,117,125 Champeau, Lenore 64,102,121 Charette, Marc 127 Chasse, Mark 64,101 Chenier, Michelle 27 Chevalier, Henry 153 Choirrski, Stanley 61,121 Choquet, Michael 61 Chouinard, Elaine 64 Christo, Kevin 64 Cieri, Cheryl 57 Cierpich, Charles 64 Cimoch, Joseph 151 Ciprari, Cheryl 76 Ciprari, Gail 57,127 Ciukai, Ciukai, Clark, Christine 61,114, 116,123,125 Richard 61 Clifford 64 Clarke, Christopher 27,87,98,106, 111 112,113,12O,131 Clarke, Martha 61,128 Clarke, Mary 117,136 Clinton, Howard 61 Cloutier, Cheryl 61 Coderre, Jacquelyn 61,102,103,114, 119,121,123,125 Collette, Jacqueline 61 Collette, Paulette 64,117 Collette, Susan 27,131 Colognesi, Barbara 64,114,121 Colognesi, Margaret 27,114, 118,121 Comeau, Raymond 149 Comtois, Marc 64 Comtois, Susan 57 Constantine, Charles 27 Convy, Francis 142,114,115 Cook, Lawrence 64 Cooper, Ronald 61 Corbitt, David 64 Corrrrier, Elzear 149 Corriveau, David 57 Corriveau, Deborah 65 Corriveau, Dolores 61 Corriveau, George, Jr. 27 Corriveau, Jane 65,117 Costa, Michael 65,100,101 Costanzi, Marc 61,100,105 Costanzi, Lucia 28,123,128 Cote, Diane 65,117 Cote, Jeanne 61,117,121 Cote, Paulette 61,117 Cournoyer, Charles 61 Cournoyer, Michael 57 Cournoyer, Michael P. 61 Cournoyer, Paul 59 Cournoyer, Ronald 65 Courtemache, Judy 123,128 Courtemanche, Paul 61,121 Couture, Judith 65 Cross, Evelyn-Mae 142 Culliton, Alice 61,102,117 carbay, Dabafara 28,87,114, 127,128 Cygan, Dennis 65 Cygan, Nancy 65,121 Cyr, David 65 Cyr, Michael 28 Czyzewski, Deborah 28 D'Allessandro, Carol 65 Dame, Paul 48 D'Angelo, Kenneth 65 Daniels, Judith 61,113,114,116,119, 123 Dargie, Michael 65 Dashnaw, Linda 65 Davis, Glenn 57,98,99,120 Davis, Susan 28,118 DeAngelis, Gary 65 DeAngelis, Mario 135 Decataldi, Pia 57,113 Deluge, Suzanne 57 Dembowski, Elizabeth 65,128 Dembowski, John 65 Demers, David 65 Denno, Nancy 61,121 DeRouin, Paulette 65,117 D'Henin, Susan 57,77,114,117,121, 123, 128 Diani, Meliana 65,117 DiBonaventura, Dennis 28 Kowalski, Kathleen 61,114 DiBonaventura, Linda 65,114,117 DiFederico, Albert 61 DiFederico, Paula 29,87, 111,112, 116 121,131 DiFederico, Susan 61,i16,123,125 DiGregorio, Lisa 65,114,121 DiGregorio, Richard 65 DiGregorio, Teresa 29,131 Dillon, Susan 29 DiMarco, Ann 29,11i,123,128,131 DiMarco, Mary 61,114, 117,123,125 Dion, Kenneth 57,94 Dion, Paul 61,121 Dobson, John 57 Domiian, Nancy 65,130 Donais, Nancy 65,114 Druckenbrod, Larry 61,94,97, 100 Dubreuil, Ann 61,114,117 Duhamel, Bruce 65 Duhamel, Bruce L. 57 Duhamel, Mark 29,73,87 Dumas, Yvonne 149 Dune, Debra 61,114,117, 125 Dunleavy, Kathleen 57,113 DuPauI, Melanie 61,i14,117,123 Dupuis, Jacqueline 57 Dupuis, Roger 65 Durocher, John 29 Earls, Patricia 61,118 Eamest, Corey 65 Earnest, Gloria 65 Earnest, Scott 61 Edmondson, Bernice 61,102,117 Elias, Kenneth 30 Elkins, Donald 61 Emrich, Helen 141,117,121 Fantaroni, Paul 30,94,96, 120 Favre, Caroline 59, 103,113, 126 Favreau, Brenda 30,118 Favreau, Michael 76 Favreau, Valerie 57,89 Fitts, Gerulyn 30 Flanagan, Francis 151 Flannery, John 149 index lnnis, Winifred 121 lozzo, Carol 57,113,117,123,I25 lozzo, Catherine 57 lozzo, Gregory 66 lozzo, Susan 66,117,121 Jeneral, Thomas 35,77, 111,112 1 Gauthier, David 65 Gauthier, Pauline 103 Gauthier, Rachel 32,131 Gauthier, Robert 65 Gendreau, Michael 32, 131 Gendreau, Russell 65 GenHH, Gina32,I3LI10,1ILI12 113,118,121 Gibeault, Deborah 57,114,117,124,127 Gibeault, Maureen 32, i31,I11, 112 124 ' Gibeault, William 57,114 Gibson, Mary 76 Girouard, Robert 61,100 Giroux, Robert 141 Giroux, Roger 49,94,151, 106 Glondek, Walter 149 Gobeille, Lucille 61 Gobeille, Roger 48 Golebiowski, George 32 I Jenkins, Nancy 35 Jezerski, John 35 Jezerski, Michael 66 Jezerski, Patricia 57 Jewell, Michelle 128 Johnson, Barbara 66,121 Johnson, Merilynne 57,114,117,123, 126 Johnston, Thomas 57 Joy, Allen 57 Joy, Kenneth 66 Julian, Joanne 57 Kamizirides, Helen 35 Karp, Peter 35,87 Gosk, Walter 60,141,100 Goudreau, Gale 57 Goulet, Anthony 106,120 Goulet, Wayne 69 Gravel, Dennis 57,104 Gravel, Linda 61 Graves, Gary 57 Gray, Pamela 33, 131, 111,112 Grebb,Jean 130,139 Gregoire, Eugene 61,127 Gregoire, Ronald 33 Gregoire, Susan 65,117 Gregory, Jonathan 61 Griffith, Brian 33 Griffith, Charlene 66,130, 114, 121, 128 King, Jeffrey 61 Kiritsy, Anna 66,114,116,125 Kiritsy, Charles 57,94 Knight, David 151 Konkel, Debbra 36,87 Kopacz, Donna 66,-114,117 Koprowski, Paul 66 Kosakowski, Ann 61,129,102, 114,116 Kosakowski, Thomas 36,87,88, 129,98 io4,1o5, 112, 120 Koumanelis, Frank 106 Kowalewski, Anne 57,114,117,123, 126,127 Kowalewski, Patricia 61,117,124 1 Fogwill, Patricia 3O,i3l,110,I11,112 Foley, William 61 Fontaine, Brian 30 Fontaine, Charles 65 Fontai ne, Diane 65, 13O,114, 123,128 Fontaine, Jane 65 Fontaine, Katherine 65,130 Fontaine, Sharon 61,127,128 Ford, Deborah 57 Fold, Douglas 61,114 Forkey, James 153 Fournier, Diane 31,77 Fournier, James 61 Griffith, Joyce 61,128 Gryncewicz, Gary 66 Grzembski, Joan 33,124 Gubb, Barbara 61,113, 114,117 Guerard, Edmund 149 Guinta, Rocco 57 Guyette, Elaine 61, 117,124 Guyette, Roger 33 Hall, Bruce 66 Hansen, Debra 66 Hapgood, Peter 60,98,99, 105 Hardy, Robert 129,146 Harwood, John 57,94, 130,121,127 Hebert, James 33 Hebert, Raymond 66,101 Hebert, Roger 76 Hefner, Deborah 61, 114,117,123 Hibbard, Nancy 66,130 Hibbard, William 61,94 Hicks, Donna 66 Hill, Cynthia 61,117 Kozlowski, Joseph 66,107,121 Krasnov, Mary 113,114,117 Krasnov, Paul 36,72,87,111, 112,113 127, 131 Kulis, Patricia 57,113 Kupiec, Bernard 66 Kurposka, James 57,104,105 Kvasznyik, Rosa 57,128 Kyrios, Barbara 17,151 Fournier, Paul 31 Fournier, Paulette 61,130, 117,124,127 Fournier, Richard 65 Foumier, Ronald 31 Fox, Linda 65 Franconeri, Frank 57,94,120,127 Freehart, Danna 65 Freeland, William 57,113, 126,127 Freeman, Edith 136 Freeman, Heidi 65,117,121 French, Dennis 61,122,123 Gagnon, Russell 57 Galipeau, John 57 Gallery, Daniel 57 Galli, Richard 61 Gallipeau, Dennis 57 Gallipeau, Ernest 31 Gallipeau, Francis 31 Garceau, David 65,94,102 Gardner, Steven 65 Gaulin, Charles 31 Gaumond, Patricia 130,114 Gaumond, Richard 32 Gauthier, Annette 65,114 Gauthier, Brian 65 linens, Beth ei,ae,io2,ii4,ii7,i23 Hmielowski, Daniel 34 Hofstra, Elsie 136 Holden, Katherine 66,114,117,125 Holden, Thomas 34,120 Hopkins, June 66,114 Howard, Barbara 76 Howard, Susan 66,129,113,116,121, 123, 128 Hudon, Roland 66, 128 Hufault, Judy 66 Hufault, Susan 66 Hughes, Peter 34, 131,98,99, 104, 113, 120 Hughes, Winifred 66,131, 114, 117, 125, 128 Hurley, Francis 61 Hutchinson , Deborah 34,77 Hutchinson, Donna 66,119,121 Hutchinson, Douglas 57 Hutchinson, Gay 34,123,125 Hwalek, Donna 66 Hwalek, Suzanne 61,117,123 Hwalek, Walter 34,106,107,12O lnnis, Bruc e 35,91,106,lO7,120 lnnis, Mary 61,129,102 LaBarge, Deborah 66 Labelle, Beverly 61 Labossiere, Marie 144 Lacasse, Deborah 66,114, 117, Lacasse, Lawrence 62 Lachapelle, Dianne 66 Lacoste, Judith 62 Laferriere, Frances 62 LaFlamme, Dave 104 Lafleche, Andre 62 Lafleche, Gerald 62 LaFleche, Roger 62 Lafleche, Shirley 62 LaFountaine, Anne 66 Laliberte, Elaine 62,130 Laliberte, Richard 62 Lamarine, Jon 104 Lamothe, Lorraine 62 Lamoureux, Norman 48 Lancotot, Clifford 62 Lane, David 66,121 Lane, Nancy 57,113 Langevin, Albert 135 Langevin, David 57 Langevin, Denise 56 Langlois, Joyce 66, 121, 128 LaPierre, Mona 57 Laporte, Leonard 36 Laporte, Paul 36 LaRiviere, Janet 66,117 Lariviere, Janice 36 LaRiviere, Shirley 37 128 LaRocheIle, Patricia 37, 130, 131,112, 125, 127 Larson, Jeffrey 129,142 Lataille, Denis 62,114 Latino, Charles 146 Latino, Diane 62,124 Latour, Emily 66 Latour, James 57,121,127 Lavallee , Gary 37 Lavallee, Lauria 57,128 Lavallee, Leon 57 Lavallee, Paul 57 Lavallee, Paulette 66 Index Marino, Donald 94,95,144,12O Marquis, Dennis 67 Martin, MaryLou 67 Martin, Michael 58 Maska, Brian 39,94,12O Mason, Mason, Elizabeth 58,113 Man, 39,73,131,111,112,113 Lavigne, Susan 62,117, 124,127 Lavoie, Elizabeth 37,114,121 Lavoie, Jeffrey 62 Lazo, James 105 Lazo, Michael 94 Learned, Wilfred 66,94, 101 LeBlanc, Gail 37 LeBlanc, Mary 37,131,128 LeBlanc, Richard 62 Leblanc, Robert 66 LeBoeuf, Carol 57 LeBoeuf, Melia 136 LeBreux, Donna 38,125 LeClair, LeClair, Elizabeth 146 Michael 66 Leduc, Beverly 103 Leduc, Kathleen 57 Leduc, Paul 58,107 Mathieu, Greg 106 Mathieu, Richard 67 McDonald, Judith 62,103 McDonough, Martin 89 McEvoy, Mary 39 McGrath, Richard 67,121 Paggjnny 2Q,13'1,1t3,118 Page, Virginia 136 Palmerino, Martha 62,113, 114, 118 Panu, Gregory 41,94, 120 Pappas, Sandra 130,128 Paquette, Cathleen 58,113 Paquette, Gail 76 Paquin, Jean 62 McKenna, James 67,113,126 McKinstry, Cindy 67,119 McKinstry, Jeffrey, 40,104,105 McKinstry, Victoria 58 McManis, Dennis 129,144,128 McRoy, Lois 67,117 McRoy, Lorna 67, 117 Menard, Carol 58 Menard, David 67 Menard, Diana 67 Mendes, Jeanne 62 Mercier, Jeffrey 62 128 Leduc, Richard 151, 101,103, 107 Leduc, Robert 76 Leduc, Thomas 38,87,131, 127 Lee, Gary 38,73,94,97,98,106, 107, 120 Lee, Michael 58,94,98,104,120 Lefebvre, Marc 62 Lehonczak, Cheryl 66 Lemanslci, Edward 58,127 Metros, Arthur 144 Mezzoni, John 48 Micheli, John 62 Michon, Martha 40,73,87,89,131, 127, Miller, Lori 67,121 Misiaszek, Gary 40 Mislcavich, Lillian 153 Mogavero, David 77 Paquin, Judith 62 Paquin, Michelle 89 Paul, Cynthia 41, 111, 122,123, 125,127 Paul, Rinita 62,117,122,123,125,127, 128 Paul, William 60,142 Peloquin, Albert 67 Peloquin, Donald 58 Peloquin, Kathy 67,102,123 Peloquin, Richard 41,94 Peloquin, Robert 67 Peloquin, Victor 135 Perkins, Holly 67 Pero, Vernon 139,126 Perron, Susan 67, 114,117,121 Perry, Dennis 62,107,128 Peterson, Carol 144 Petrelli, Joseph 62 Petrelli, Lona 62,13O, 123,127,128 Petrelli, Raymond 58 Pettinelli, Carol 41,91, 130,131, 111, 112,125 Pettinelli, James 62 Pettinelli, Paul 58 Philbrook, Rhonda 67 Phipps, Sean 67,101 Pirana, James 58 Lemanski, Donna 66 Lemoine, Marc 58 Lempicki, Richard 62 Lendry, Don 188 Lesniewski, Ronald 20, 87, 94, 96, 97, 98, Mominee, Mominee, Mongeau , Mongeon, Mongeon, Montigny, Montigny, Jan 40,105 Richard 67 Michele 67 Donna 67 Robert 58 Joseph 136 Sylvia 58 Frederick 135 99,106, 120 Letendre, Dennis 66 Libby Linda 66 Lippe Ernest 188 Lippe Dennis 58 Lippe Susan 62,117,124 Lippe Raymond 188 Liro, ,Janis 62, 129, 102, 117 Livernois, David 66 Livernois, Paul 94,95,106 Loconto, Patrick 142,122,123 Lombardi, John 62 Lomme, Samuel 38 Lorange, David 58 Lovely, George 62,129,114,126 Lovely, Lorraine 38 Lucier, Richard 67 Lukowski, Deborah 38 Lukowski, Diane 62 Lumi, Peter 67 Lumi, Sheila 58 Lusignan, Brian 62 Lynch, Jeffrey 67 MacDonald, Carolyn 62,113,114,117 MacDonald, Wayne 39,87,88,91, 129, 106,111,112,120,121,127 MacKinnon, Hugh 67 Moon, John 62 Moore , Moore , Moore , John 58,114,126,128 Peter 89 Richard 153,127 Morgan, Alan 62 Morin, Morrill, Morrill, Morrill, Morrill, Morrill, Morris, Cathleen 67,130,117 Clare 67,114,117 Diane 142 Geraldine 146,124 Robert 76 Walter 62 Moskwa, Cheryl 58 Moynagh, Pamela 58 Myer, Pauline 114 Nasse, Kathryn 67,114,117 Nawrot, Barbara 40,124 Negip, Lee 64,100,101 Newell, Laura 58 Nichols, Alice 136 Nichols, Frances 67 Niclcenson, William 17,149 Nieiadlik, Jane 58, 13O,113, 121, Nikolla, Theodore 67,101 Noble, Linda 67 127 Piche,Juliette 42 Pickarski, Charles 62 Pickarslci, Susan 67, 117 Piette, Rodney 89 Pingeton, Charles 62 Pingeton, Gail 58,113,120,127,128 Plante, Judith 62 Plouffe, Bruce 58,127 Plouffe, Richard 67 Poirier, Janet 141 Poirier, Norman 67 Poirier, Suzanne 119 Polanilc, Gregory 62,121 Poliks, Beverly 151 Pallone, Ramona 42,131 Pontbriand, Cheryl 67 Pontbriand, Jeanine 67,117 Pontbriand, Michael 58 Pontbriand, Robert 48 Noga, Alan 67,107 Normandin Normandin Debra 62 Dennis 40 Madore, Kenneth 67,94,96,97,101,120 Magoon, Bonnie 76,103 Magoon, Debra 67,119,121 Magoon, Martin 39 Mailhot, Pauleen 67 Normandin, Jack 41 Normandin, Jill 64,114,119,123 Maichrzalc, Teresa 62 Maly, Sandra 62, 117,124 Manchuck, Lucien 49,153 Mandeville, David 67 Mandeville, Ronald 58 Manning, Thomas 58,73 Maramo, Sandra 39 Marcucci, James 62 Marcucci, John 58 Marinelli, William 106 Marini, John 67 Normandin , Richma 67 O'Brien, Janet 67,102,123 O'Brien, Kathleen 41,102,103 O'Connell, Ann 139 Orzech, Charles 58 Orzech, Thomas 67,101,121 Osimo, Barbara 103 Osimo, Marc 104 Osowslci, Deborah 67 Osowski, Donna 58,113 Ostrolcolowicz, Arlene 58, 102, 10 3,128 Poulin, Janice 42,103 Poulin, Joyce 42,103 Poulin, Russell 67 Power, James 67,100,101 Power, Michael 58,94,95,,1'05, 120 Power, William 62,105 Proulx, David 106 Proulx, Dennis 62 Proulx, Dennis G. 42 Proulx, Emily 61,114,117 Proulx, Louise 58 Proulx, Richard 62 Proulx, Robert 58 Proulx, Roger 62 Proulx, Rose 139,122,125 Provost, Diane 67 Provost, Richard 62 Prymak, Nancy 62,118,121 Prymak, Steven 42,94,96, 104,120 Puccelli, Janet 103 Quevillon, Mark 62,88,94,106 Quevillon, Robert 43,106,114 Qiugley, Paul 68 Quinn, Thomas 135 Raichl, Rita 4-3,111, 123,126,131 Raichl, Sonia 43,124 Rakowski, Karin 62 Rakowski, Marian 58 Rakowski, Tolek 68 Ranks, Steven 68 Remiian, Ruth 88 Renaud, Denise 43 Renaud, Yvonne 68 Reynolds, Charles 68 Rice, Seaver 188 Ricci, Kenneth 43 Ricci, Russell 58 Richard, Linda 62,103,117 Richard, Marc 58,106 Richard, Paul 43 Richards, David 58 Richer, Diane-68,121 Rines, Dennis 62 Roberts, Donald 62 Roberts, James 68 hiobinson, Robert 62 Rocissano, Frank 76 Rondeau, Michael 68,107 Rosienski, Carol 44,131,111 123, 125 Rosso, Ricky 68 Rousseau, Debra 68,114,121 Routhier, Deborah 68 Routhier, Linda 58 Roy, Kathy 44,87,118, 127 Roy, Patricia A. 62,117,118 Roy, Patricia M. 68,121 Roy, Philippe 63 Roy, Richard 58,113,121, 127 Rust, Harold 68 Ryan, Louise 44,94 Ryder, Elaine 68 Sacramone, John 44,94, 120 St George, Carol 68 St Gemrain, Judith 68 St Laurent, Andre 58 St Laurent, David 106 St Onge, Paul 58,113 Salisbury, Gayle 68,117,128 Salva, Betty 68 Salva, Diane 63,119 ,112, 122, Williams Selva, Ellen 44,118 Sandgren, William 68 Sandman, Louise 76 Santelli, A. 94,104 Santelli, Deborah 68, 117, 123, 125 Santelli, Diane 63 SanfelH, Linda 58,113,114,117,123,125 Santullo, Nancy 63,117,125 Saunders, Edward 58 Savary, Carol 58 Index Skinyon, Frank 136 Slattery, Robert 63,94 Sledzik, Gary 63 Sledzik, Richard 45 Smarelli, Dawn 68,116,123,125 Smarelli, Joanne 77 Smick, David 63 Smick, Linda 58 Smith, Jim 104,105 Spadea, 'Linda 63 Spenard, Bruce 68,120 Spielvogel, Robert 58, 130, 113,121, Splaine, Kathleen 45,131, 111,112 Staftieri, Anthony 45,87 Staffieri, Eustah 104,105,120 Staffieri, Maryann 68,117,123,125 Stanhope, Gail 68,130 Steager, Randy 68 Sterczala, Janice 58 Stickney, Kathleen 68 Sturgis, Paul 56,142,104,105 Suitter, Barbara 68 Suitter, Deborah 68 Sullivan, Celesta 141,110 Sullivan, Deborah 58 Sullivan, Elaine 68,121 Swiatek, John 68 Swist, Stanley 68 Syriac, Veronica 63 Szugda, Marcia 63 Szumilas, Michael 59,94,100,106 Szydlik, Marsha 45,131,111,128 Szydli lc, Stephen 63,107 Tagliere, Eugene 45 Talbot, Eugene 146 Talisman, Russell 68 Tamborini, Gary 59 Tamborini, Jean 68,114,117 Tanacea, Deborah 59 Tardif, Claudette 146,123 Tarpy, Robert 59,107 Tarquinio, Elaine 59 Taylor, Marsha 63 Teguis, Peter 139,102 Tenczar, Mary 59,113,117,123,l25 Terpos, lris 77,103 Terpos, Leo 106 Tersa, Steven 45 Thanas, Linda 59,117,123 Theodoss, Catherine 136,118 127 Theodoss, Jeffrey 60,94,97,98,100,105 Thibert, Joanne 68 Thomas, Holly 68, 114, 117,128 lremblay, Michael 63 Tremblay, Nancy 59 Tremblay, Patricia 68,117 Trifone, James 68 Trifone, Leonard 59 Trifone, William 129,113 Trudeau, Joanne 68,114,117 Trudeau, Michael 63,106 Tsoules, Ernest 68 Turcotte, Roger 46,111,112 Tyler, Michael 68 Urbanowski, Joseph 46,121,127 Utakis, Michael 59,127 Vairo, Lois 47,73,87,9l,13O,131,11O, 111,112,127 Vairo, Ronald 63,105 Vallee, Maureen 47 Vallee, Raymond 68 Vondel, Lorraine 63,117 Varin, Roland 146,110 Vasil, James 59,105 Verna, Lynne 63,114,117 Villandre, Bruce 68 Villandre, George 69 Vincelette, Paul 69 Waldron, Joan 129,123 Waldron, Susan 114 Walek, Nancy 47,124 Wandron, Joan 69 Waskiewicz, Edwin 142 Woskiewicz, John 63,129,107 Wayne, Diane 59,128 Wayne, Sharon 63 Wayne, Terrie 59 Weberg, 'Dan 104 Welch, Ellen 47,131 Welch, Michael 69 Welch, Michael 69 Welch, William 94,95, 144,105 Wescott, Lawrence 59 Wescott, Rosemary 47 Wetteland, James 69 Wetteland, Karen 63 White, Ray 76 Whitney, Kathleen 125 Whitney, Richard 47,112,114 Wielblad, Linda 59,113,115 Williams Karen 130, 116, 127, 128 Williams Kevin 48 Mary 63 114 Scheinfeldt, Barbara 63 Schuck, Michael 68 Schultz, Fredrick 139 Sellers, Barbara 68,114,121 Sellers, Robert 58 Seremet, Celeste 103 Sexton, Janet 58 Shanbaum, Sandra 58,130,1l3,114,117, 123,125,126,127 Sharp, Sharon 56 Sheldon, Albert 58,94 Sheldon, Brian 68 Shippe, Cynthia 58 Simonelli, Salvadore 68 Simpson, Andrew 86 Sinni, Paul 44 Thomo, Nicholas 63 Thomo, Spiro 59 Thompson, Beverly 59 Thompson, Cynthia 63,114 Tiberii, Stephen 59 Tien, Mary Ann 188 Todd, Alan 68 Tortis, Maria 60, 114,115, 119 Tourville, Paul 46 Towsley, Maria 68 Toye, Susan 46 Toye, William 63, 100 Trahan, Gail 59,117,126 Trahan, Lucille 46 Trahan, Ruth 46, 77,131,111, 124 Travinski, David 63,94,105,114 Wood, Maria 48, 126,127, 128 Wright, Dennis 69,100,101 Wrona, Stanley 59 Xanthakos, Kay 88,89 Xonthakos, Stella 63,114,117,123,125 Yanka, George 63,105 Yanka, Maria 63,114,117 Yanka, Samuel 63,105 Zachara, Janice 59,114 Zachara, Joseph 63 Zachara, William 48 Zarzycki, Nancy 69, 129, 1 13, 116, 121, 123,125 Zarzycki, Paul 63,94,100,101 Ziemba, Joy 63 Ziemski, Joanne 114 MQ-ei 5g1mssgj'z?:S'P,f N ' QA' Change is taking place, not only at Southbridge High School, but everywhere. 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