Southbridge High School - Milestone Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1974 volume:

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Her own happiness would bring a smile to the saddest face, and the warmth of her friendship was always sincere. S Does it have to be gone? No, Helen will never leave us. Her love, gentle- ness and beauty must always stay with us. We must take the goodness Helen gave to us and share it with others. She's gone, but we'll always have the memory of her warm smile in our hearts. V SHS dedicates this yearbook to Helen. We'll always love her. 2 'aff'-.'4'-.2 ., , ,. , I' W-ma an YZJWH- N-.J 5- 3' :r'gil'..v-. -4 ,.4.'J ga3 f 'avi 9 fig!! ' 'cf I - a s. Mx. Helen Kiritsy 1957-1973 H , .',A 1 , A1 I'm sorry if I don't conform to your world, .Wx . K 'N 'l A ,A I :Lg 1 :fl . fl iw XM if I don't play t he game by your rules, 5. 'fa'f'e-sie? if .. xt' Q A .,,1,Ti:. SR .nf D ,Awxfia yy-' . . ' ,, ' I ri, 1 ,ff- -2 ,ef - D . Nb, 5 K .pw 'Qs ov f-A-if If I say that the wind is much more than a result of opposite temperature zones, g. xz' l, +4 X wtf: . Anus K. n 94 if A A.:.,., , is ,B fi gf iv fs? 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'lx I I-, 1 But I feel even more sorrow for you, because your vision is already so narrowed, :mb because the sky in your eyes will never mean anything more than an indication of the weather. ,Pk .,. iii? CT! 5 .- LIL? L: 1.7.2 'il V 372 I, .... V li? f -.2 ' 7.1 .... .L 'T 'AZ Lui- ' 1, 7.2 12 1: lffg' ky: lfll? 112. lj '.t f.'. , l:.' N .Z . I N H.. W7 H. waz' Mif , 1 n,,v. h I: 1. Y Q J 1 V f 1 1 1 . 1 4 , i f 4 4 , I 4 w I I 1 '- in ,. ,. 1. lv. yi. y.. V . L. K. I V. L. DAVID ALBANI S Club, Prosh, ,I.V. and Varsity Basketball, Soccer, Football, Home Room Officer. DAVID ANDERSON National Honor Society, Biology Club, Math Team, Chess Club Vice- President. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ieff Chasse Jane Remian 20 GREGORY ARSENAULT S Club, Audio-Visual Aides, Soccer. DAVID ASHE National Honor Society, Band, S Club, Frosh, IV. and Varsity Basket- ball, Jazz Band, Soccer Co- Captain, National Merit Scholar. Time passes much too quickly when we're together laughing . . 'DIE BENOIT arbook Business Staff, Girls iorus, Troubadours, Prom immittee, Library Club, Medical ireers Club, Home Room ficer, LAURIE BACHAND Troubadours, J.V. Cheer- leader, Co-Captain Varsity Cheerleaders, Pep Club, S Club, Home Room Officer, Operation Friend- ship, Girls Ensemble. MICHELLE BENOIT Pep Club, Art Club, Future Secre- taries, Drama Club, Medical Ca- reers Club, Secretarial Pool, Early Graduation, Winter Carnival, Operation Friendship. l DAVID BECK Ski Club, Cross Country, Home Room Officer. JUDY BENSON Yearbook Business Staff, Pep Club, Troubadours, Concessions, Future Secretaries, Home Room Officer, Early Graduation, Iunior Usherette, Winter Carnival, Oper- ation Friendship. Chic ago LAURIE BARTH Troubadours, Girls Cho- rus, I.V. Cheerleader, Co- Captain Varsity Cheerlead- ers, Pep Club, S Club, Variety Show, All School Play, Class and Home Room Officer, Early Graduation. RONALD BELANGER Choir, Troubaclours Presi- dent, Boys Glee Club, Spanish Club, All School Play. DIANE BENTLEY Yearbook Business Staff, Girls Chorus and Choir, Ski Club, Pep Club, Future Teachers, Drama Club, Senior Class Play. ELAINE BERARD National Honor Society, Yearbook Editorial and Business Staffs, Choir, Girls Chorus, Trouba- dours, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Future Secre- taries, Concessions, Drama Club, Reading Club, Varie- ty Show, Senior Class Play, Class Officer, Girls Ensemble. FRANCIS BOUSQUET National Honor Society, Student Council, Ski Club, Band, S Club, Frosh, J.V. and Varsity Basket- ball. I.V. Baseball, Soccer, Home Room Officer, Win- ter Carnival. DEBRA BROWN DIANE BOUCI-IARD Early Graduation. ANDREW BROUSSEAU Hockey. SCOTT BUTLER National Honor Society Student Council, S Club, Frosh IV and Varsity Basketball Cross Country, I,V. Baseball Soccer Class and Home Room Officer SYLVIA CAOUETTE Yearbook Editorial Staff, Junior Committee, Operation Friend Girls Chorus and Choir Prom NANCY CAPRERA Officer, Early Graduation, Opera- mittee, Member of Regional Advi Club Reading Club Home Room Pep Club Art Club Reading National Honor Society, Ski Club, Student Member of the School Prom Committee, Home Room ship, Teacher Evaluation Com Committee IV Cheerleader Pep tion Friendship. sory Committee. Officer Early Graduation Club Early Graduation MICHAEL CECERE Art Club, Drama Club. PREUNGBOON CHAK KAPHAK Soccer, IANICE CI-IAMPEAU Girls Chorus, Chairman Concessions Committee, I.V. Basketball, Softball, Home Room Officer. DARCY CHASE Girls Chorus, Pep Club, Art Club, Future Secre- taries, Early Graduation. Ceece Nault Dario Ciovacco BEST ATHLETE JEFFREY CHASSE National Honor Society, Student Council, Fresh- man Math Team, HS' Club, Frosh and J.V. Bas- ketball, Soccer, Conces- sions, Class and Home Room Officer, Early Graduation. MICHAEL CHECKA Persiflage, Biology Club. .Q . mi MQ 1 x LISA CICCOTELLI Troubadours, I.V. Cheer- leaders, Pep Club, Future Teachers, Home Room Officer, Operation Friend- ship, Girls Ensemble. DARIO CIOVACCO Football Captain, I.V. Baseball, Early Graduation. JSSELL COURNOYER LOUIS CIPRARI Ski Club, Football, Track, Variety Show, Early Graduation. NEIL COOPER S Club, Golf. lccer, LV. Basketball, Baseball, CHARLES CULLITON VINCENT DEL Rossi ology Club, Home Room Offi- r, Cross Country. Football, Track, Early Graduation. Home Room Officer. DEBORAH CODERRE Yearbook Editorial Staff, Pep Club, Girls Chorus and Choir, Troubadours, Prom Committee, Conces- sions, Spanish Club, Dra- ma Club, Senior Class Play, All School Play, Home Room Officer, Early Graduation, Gym Club. GLENN CORRIVEAU S Club, Football Cap- tain,Tracl4. ANN DEVENO Girls Glee Club, Library Club, Concessions, 4 ,, off! WILLIAM DIPEDERICO HENRY DIGREGORIO National Honor Society, ,, H b H V - Biology Club, Golf, Hock- Biskggszliilpoot a ' arslty ey, Chess Club. MARTHA DIGREGORIO Yearbook Business Staff, Girls Chorus and Choir, Troubadours, Prom Com- mittee, Concessions, Pep Club, French Club, Senior Class Play, Home Room Officer, Early Graduation. IEFFREY DONAIS Frosh and 1.V. Basketball, Ski Club, Pep Club, Early Graduation. -vv- 'fe -f-' 0, .390 CYNTHIA DIONNE Yearbook Editorial Staff, Girls Chorus, Prom Com- mittee, Pep Club, Conces- sions, Future Teachers, S Club, I.V. Basketball, Softball, Senior Class Play, Secretarial Pool. , . LINDA DUCKWORTH Yearbook Business Staff, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Future Sec- retaries, Secretarial Pool, Early Graduation. THERESA DUQUETTE Future Secretaries, Pep Club. X 'tX it DEBORAH FITZGIBBONS Yearbook Editorial Staff, Prom Committee, Persiflage, Library Club, Concessions, Drama Club, Senior Class'Play, Medical Ca- reers Club, Class Officer, Early Graduation, Open Campus Volunteers. JULIA FOGWILL Pep Club, Early Gradua- tion. BARBARA FOLEY Yearbook Business Staff Editor, Student Council, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Concessions, Read- ing Club, Medical Careers Club, Home Room Officer, Early Graduation, Open Campus Volunteers. I .af BEST LOOKING SHIRLEY FONTAINE Early Graduation. SANDRA FORD Persiflage, Girls Chorus and Choir, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Drama Club, j.V. Basketball, Soft- ball, Early Graduation. Dave Albani Dara Leblanc . ,H ?'f.:FxZ-ii-lil A Y U mmm Ml. TEEERIIT HKH, QUHH6 G--3' f . ,ij irlri f - I ,, Q gf- A T. ' 'f:':'2a1f,f':.'i 1 ' .QQ ,1::1...l-. 55'Sff4f53Fr'5f2Gx H, ut ' .- A' Hg-J.. ' 'YI , ' ' 'Y I WILLIAM GAIEWSKI Student Council, Biology Club, Ski Club, Band, S Club, Cross Country Cap- tain, Track, Jazz Band, Basketball Statistician. BRUCE CALLI National Honor Society, Student Council, Fresh- man Math Team, Conces- sions, S Club, Frosh, I,V. and Varsity Basket- ball, Cross Country, Soc- cer, Class and Home Room Officer, Science Pair. YVONNE GAUTHIER Yearbook Business Staff, Girls Chorus and Choir, Troubadours, Pep Club, Concessions, Recording Secretary, Future Secre- taries, Drama Club, I.V, Basketball, Thespians, Medical Careers Club, Home Room Officer, Sec- retarial Pool. HOLLY GENDREAU National Honor Society, Art Club, Persiflage, Freshman Math Team, DramaClub. .f-ar. Q3 ,,,,,,.. We're free to go where we wish and to be what we f .fx : .: -ff' YSE HENAULT . Cheerleader, Prom Commit- , Drama Club, Golf, Senior iss Play, Field Hockey. 10' BRENDA HICKS Girls Chorus, Pep Club, Future Secretaries, Early Graduation. 'Y-ii MICHAEL GOUDREAU cer, Home Room Officer. KIM HABERMAN Operation Friendship. CHRISTOPHER HIRONS Spanish Club, Track, Basketball Manager. 153' S Club, Frosh Basket- ball, Cross Country, Soc- ll afe. Jonathan Livingston Seagull KAREN GRZEMBSKI Yearbook Business Staff, Prom Committee, Conces- sions, Pep Club, Art Club, Medical Careers Club, Home Room Officer, Early Graduation, Open Campus Volunteer. JANE HARWOOD Biology Club, Ski Club, Girls Chorus, Trouba- dours, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Drama Club, Medical Careers Club, Home Room Officer. BARRY IOZZO j.V. and Varsity Baseball Hockey. A, IOHN IEDNASTY Spanish Club, Cross Country,Track. DONNA KAITBENSKI National Honor Society, Prom Committee, Fresh- man Math Team, Trouba- dours, Pep Club, Future Teachers, French Club. KIMBERLEE KING Pep Club, I.V. Cheerleader, Club, Girls Glee Club. BRUCE JOY Hockey. JENNIFER KING Open Campus Volunteer, Home Room Officer. DIANE KOPACZ Art Troubadours, Girls Chorus, Fu- ture Secretaries, Secretarial Pool. LYNN KUCH DAVID LACASSE Operation Friendship, Future Sec- S Club, Frosh, I.V. and Varsity retaries, Ski Club, Drama Club, Basketball, Football, Soccer, I.V. All School Play, Home Room Of- and Varsity Baseball, Home Room ficer, Secretarial Pool. Officer, Early Graduation. 1-as ,115 F CECILE LACHANCE National Honor Society, Prom Committee, Biology Club, Troubaciours, Con- cessions, Future Teachers, French Club, Iazz Band. DENISE LAIOIE Troubaclours, Girls Cho- rus, Drama Club, Home Room Officer, Secretarial Pool, Early Graduation. JAY LALIBERTE Home Room Officer, TrackTeam GARY LANGLOIS Ski Club, S Club, Frosh Basketball, Track, I.V. and Varsity Baseball, Football, Home Room Officer. Barbara Foley MOST FUN TO BE WITH Mike Goudreau N, y . .-11.14-SNA X A ' ' BEST ARTIST Greg Arsenault V l W f 1 , 3? DIANE LARIVIERE National Honor Society, Girls Chorus, Pep Club, Future Secretaries, Early Graduation, Secretarial Pool. MICHAEL LATAILLE Hockey. JOHN LEARNED Band,, SN Club, Football, Track, Iazz Band, Home Room Officer, Early Graduation. DARA LEBLANC Student Council, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Conces- sions, Future Teachers, Senior Class Play, Home Room Officer, Early Grad- uation, Open Campus Volunteer. A JO NN LECLAIR RICHARD LEES Pep Club, Future Secretaries' Soccer, Hockey, Baseball. THOMAS LEMOINE JAMES LOMME Audio Visual Aides, Plwysi- National Holler Society' cal Science Club, Aclvertsi- -l'V' and Varsmf Baseball' ing Committee. Football Captain, Home Room Cfficer. IHRISTINE MAICHRZAK NANCY MANDEVILLE froubaclours, Girls Chorus, Ma- JAMES MARINO GUY MATHIEU orettes, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Reading Club, Home 'IOIHS Room Officer, Early Room Officer, Secretarial Pool, Frosh Basketball, Soccer, Home S Club, Football Captain, Frosh Graduation. Early Graduation. Room Officer. Basketball. IANA MICHON Prom Committee, Pep Club, Class and Home Room Officer, Early Graduation. JAMES MC ROY MARGARET NASS Troubadours, Girls Choir, GREGORY MONGEON Majorettes, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Drama Drama Club, I.V. Baseball, Club, I.V. Basketball, Vari- All School Play, Early ety Show, Senior Class G1'3dU3tiOI'l4 Play, All School Play, Med- ical Careers Club, Home Room Officer, Open Cam- pus Volunteer. CECILE NAULT DEBRA NICHOLS ROBIN NIMBLETT Yearbook Business Staff, Varsity Yearbook Editorial Staff, Pep Basketball, Softball, Secretarial Club, Prom Committee, Art Club, Pep Club, Reading Club, Prom Pool. Future Teachers, French Club. Committee. DORA NUNE5 DEBORAH OSOWSKI Girls Chorus, Pep Club, Art Club, Concessions, Early Graduation. NANCY PELLETIER National Honor Society, Choir, Troubadours, Girls Choir and Chorus, Pep Club, Concessions, Future Teachers, French Club, Reading Club, Variety Show, Girls Esemble. LOUIS PERRON National Honor Society, Student Council, Biology Club, Ski Club, Freshman Math Team, Band, Art Club, Cross Country, Jazz Band, Class and Home Room Officer, Bye Bye Birdie. ELIOT PETERS National Honor Society, Prom Committee, Conces- sions, Frosh, I.V. and Var- sity Basketball, Soccer, I.V. Baseball, Home Room Of- ficer, Early Graduation. MOST MUSICAL Louis Perron Debbie Tremblay i w X 4, T-TQ JOHN PETRELL1 Troubadours, Boys Glee ...sl Club, Football, Track. -vault: CHRISTINE PIEKARSKI Cwirls Choru5, Pep Club. JILL POWER Girls Chorus and Cholr, Pep Club, j.V. Basketball, Softball, Home Room Officer. JOHN PROKOS Biology Club, Ski Club, Track, Soccer, Home Room Officer 1 5 MARY SANDGREN JENNIFER PUTNAM Prom Committee, Pep Club, Home Room Officer, Secretarial Pool. CHERYL RAMSDELI. Troubadours, Girls Choir and Chorus, Majorettes, Drum Major, Pep Club, Variety Show, Early Grad- uation, Secretarial Pool. PAULA QUEVILLON Yearbook Editorial Staff, Ski Club, Biology Club, Pep Club, Prom Commit- tee, Concessions, Art Club, Future Teachers, French Club, Home Room Officer, Medical Careers Club, Persiflage. IANE REMIAN National Honor Society, Student Council, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, Biology Club, Math Teams, Trou- badours, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Concessions, French Club, Library Club, Softball, Variety Show, Jazz Band, Class and Home Room Officer. Yearbook Editorial Staff, Girls KATHY SHIELDS Choir and Chorus, Biology Club, HARVEY Sl-IANBAUM UL ROY Prom Committee, Pep Club, Prom Committee, Future Secre French Club, Medical Careers Prom Committee, Home Room taries, French Club, Home Room rm Committee Senior Class Club, Home Room Officer, Win- Officer, Early Graduation, French Officer, Secretarial Pool, Opera ter Carnival. Lab Audio Visual Aide. tion Friendship, Business Club Dream what you dare to dream. Go where you want to go. Be what you want to be . . . Live. Jonathan Livingston Seagull MARILYN SMITH Yearbook Editorial Staff, IACQUELINE ST. LAURENT Student Council, Trouba- dours, Girls Chorus, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Concessions, Future Teachers, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, Class and Home Room Officer, Reading Club, Girls Ensemble. PAUL STARR Early Graduation. BRYAN TETREAULT Persiflage, Track. Yearbook Business Staff, Prom Committee, Conces- sions, Future Secretaries, I.V. and Varsity Basket- ball, Softball, Home Room Officer. RICHARD STICKNEY ROBERT THOMPSON Football, Track. WAYNE THOMPSON Yearbook Business Staff, Pep We A2 vt k N-,,, J!! 9, Club, Troubadours, Prom Com- NEAL TIBERII mittee, Concessions, Audio Visual Aides, Senior Class Play, All S Club, Football, Track Vane School Play, Early Graduation, ty Show, Home Room Officer Thespians, Home Room Officer. Early Graduation, Hockey if 49' - 'fn I A ll 0. 4 v s DEBRA TREMBLAY National Honor Society, Student Council, Yearbook Managing Editor, Biology Club, Band, Troubadours, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Concessions, Future Teachers, I.V. and Varsity Basketball, Softball Cap- tain, Variety Sliow, Jazz Band, Class Officer, Girls Ensemble. NORMAN TREMBLAY Prom Committee, S Club, Football, Frosh Bas- ketball, Varsity Baseball. GREGORY TUCCI Soccer, Home Room Offi- cer, Hockey. RAY MOND TURCOTTE S Club, Football, Hock- ey, Home Room Officer. ...-HP' 1 ,S at f CHANGED MOST SINCE PRESHMAN YEAR Dave Ashe Brenda Hicks r A ! PICHAI UNOPAS Soccer. SCOTT VARIN Ski Club, Prom Commit- tee, S Club, Football, Frosh, I.V. and Varsity Basketball, Soccer, Home Room Officer, Early Graduation. NANCY WEDGE Ski Club, Troubadours, Pep Club, Majorette Cap- tain, Spanish Club, Drama Club, Variety Show, All School Play, Medical Ca- reers Club, l-lome Room Officer, Operation Friendship. LINDA WHITNEY Yearbook Editorial Staff, Pep Club, Persiflage, Girls Chorus, Concessions, Fu- ture Secretaries, I.V. Bas- ketball, Senior Class Play, Secretarial Pool, Early Graduation. Nee Nay Na No Noo! No, this isn't a foreign language. This is one of the many voice exercises which helped Ronnie Belanger pass the audition for the District Chorus. He competed against 900 other high school students from Central Massachusetts. Ronnie was also recommended for the All-State chorus, which is unusual considering he sang tenor but had a baritone voice! Ronnie was with the Troubadours for three years and was President of the group his Senior year. DONNA YOUNG Yearbook Editorial Staff, Art Club, Pep Club, Trou- badours, Prom Committee Concessions, French Club, Home Room Officer. MARSHA ZACHARA Biology Club, Ski Club, Math Teams, Pep Club Concessions, Home Room Officer. X X 41 Senior Features . . V.- -Q . .. .4 la. , . ' Q. . 1 . ' .N -f. v - Ht , . wr.. at 4 .Q. rs:-., if V - az, 1 1' . . . ,M 4 . e.i ai?F . rf- av as Kd 'vp Imagine being able to organize your own baseball team using only your family. With eight brothers, Jill Power finds it easy. Think of the daily race to the bathroom, dividing a pizza, or just keeping track of the toothbrushes. But also, think of the presents under the Christmas tree, the cars in the driveway, or never having left- overs. The advantages surely outweigh the disadvan tages. Being the only girl in such a large family can't be all bad. Think of all the friends your older brothers bring home. Or, the security of having a family of bodyguards. Jill is really fortunate. I-ler family is truly a Power-house . X ' ' v .T , 1- - , ' E I l'CLA.Hn Thomas Allard Debra Anderson Sandra Arpin Robert Athanas Michael Aucoin Edward Baldyga Michael Beaupre Marc Belanger Jane Benoit Ann Bergman Debra Bernard Donna Berry Marina Billis Karen Blackwell Paula Boudreau Catherine Boutelle Sheila Breen Mark Brodeur Thomas Brodeur jeffrey Bruso John Bundeff Peter Burzycki Paula Capistrand Marvin Carron Deborah Cassell Michael Cavanaugh Charles Chase Debra Chausse Richard Ciesla Darlene Coldwell Lisa Corbitt Rita Costanzi Debra Cote Hugh Cox Mary Czyzewski Now you're ready for the most difficult, the most fun of , 1 ,!3f ir rr .- X' - ' ' . ,. 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A 1 14 Lf 3? 1 4.- , Jeffrey Earls Mitchell Favreau Nina Fiorelli Cheryl Fournier Richard Garon John Gray Margaret Greene Christine Griffith Virginia Grimes Ann Harwood Kathleen Hill Peter Hoyt Scott Jewell Ann Kalis Beverly Kangas Jeffrey Kantorski Helen Kiritsy George Knight Cynthia Kollios David Lacasse Paul LaCoste 45 -.Nz ' lx ix X , f 'aw rw: - Q 1 . P A- - Q '- ,-M' ' x ,395 ,sift if A-.W ,Hx Na x if t t N K. .fo X ,N V, K President Leonard Vairog Vice-President Robert Trahang Secretary Ann Har- woodg Treasurer Janet McGrath. f v 1,7 Advisors Miss Eleanor Tremblay and Mr. John Flannery. 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FHW -ng -:. W .,. 8' sffmg x w X tv? , ,Sew f V 1 f Horseback riding . , . Ioan Mills . . . experienced rider powerful animal . . . ribbons . . . Ioan Mills trophies showing horses . . . Wildaire . . . Mills' farm hours of practice . . . Ioan Mills . . . companionship between horse and rider . . . losing graciously . . . experience victories Ioan Mills . . . disappointments . . understanding and close Feature ness between rider and horse . . . horseback riding Motorcycle racing . . . joey Osowski . Honda Elsmor expert rider . . . New England Sports Committee out of state races . . . Georgia . . . second place . Joey Osowski mud . . . satisfaction . . . doing your best ultimate thrill of victory . . . motorcycle racing. , e - ,I . . 'Fake S:- t' X Y f . V ' i ,ff it E .64- .,,-4 ...nf- ul . 2,1 !.f 48 l I, 49 w w . A IJ Zz: L. u.. .. f nw, WW Win Al. U1 .l. .., hi Ill 'IT . . .I- ,,. , . Fx ,,. E il 7 '- r '. N Y . Q . Q I . . . . , . N . fp .,.- .. . Love never felt so alive, I'm learning that there's a world out there Elaine Agathangelakis Gregory Allen Iuclity Anderson Paula Archambeault Karen Arpin William Auclair Scott Austin Ion Ayers Cynthia Beaudry Janice Bellerive Robert Bellerive David Bellerose Sharon Berthiaume Keith Bigness Michael Blake Susan Boilard Michael Bonadies Suzanne Bouvier Terri Brian Michael Brodeur Sherry Broskey Barbara Brousseau Lance Brousseau David Budreau Cheryl Caouette Marc Caouette Lisa Capillo Cheryl Cesolini Patricia Chasse Carrie Checka Mark Christman Mary Ann Ciukaj Cathy Clapperton Richard Clark Jane Coderre Lynn Conley Andrea Costa Wilfred Cournoyer Dennis Culliton Stewart Curboy Richard Czyzewski Charles Desrosier Clara DiDonato David DiGregorio Marge DiC1regorio Paul DiGregorio Robert Dusza Richard Earls Timothy Frank Hi-f If?-J f 1 '1.2'- E?Q'f ' 'l l - --11,15-' ivl I , 1-1 1 W :- '19, Q 7 4? wzaitf WO- 1 -15, .fffqffkgr-. f qt 1 f .f 4 .,:,.. . .. , 2. if ., .. 3, .- H4 L,-,... it Q 1 54 L 47' .f V 4-91. , i 1 . 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Deborah Gagnon Linda Gaudette Deborah George Michael Giacobbi Sarah Graf Cynthia Grant Dennis Grenke Peter Griffith Anestis I-Ialkidis Luz Hernandez Robin Higgins Carol Holmes Linda Hudon Nancy Hufault Brian Iozzo joy jalbert Carol Iandron Howard Karp David Kirk Rodney Konkel Ronald Konkel 51 Zofia Kowalski Diane Kulis John Kwiatkowski Cynthia Lachapelle Ann Laferriere David Lafleche Lou Ann Larnberton Stephen Lariviere Nancy Larochelle Scott Lazo Lee Lemmelin Lisa Lemmelin Kathy Levesque Paul Lusignan Kathleen MacKinnon Debra Marino Ieffrey Materas Ian Mathieu Lynette Mathieu Charlene Matte Elaine McLean Lg x. ,.. fri '?'K?' ,g tg? r t K L . N 'Sfk X-1' 'JH L S55 2 gi wig I tc- 41, '1 A, .I .4 5. X X I ,mf , Am I .. ' '. ,.c-'5 52 William Auclair Lynette Mathieu Mellen Morrill Krystyna Mroczlcowski Patty Puracchio Mary Rewinski jane Venie Richard Czyzewski Kathy MacKinnon Greg Szumilas JoAnn Servant Wilfred Cournoyer Linda Gaudette Brian Meredith Iudith Theodoss Janice Bellerive Mike Giacobbi David Lafleche Gordon Montigny Sherry Broskey Ann Laferriere Lisa Lemmelin Mary Rewinski Sue Boilard Debbie George Brian Iozzo Susan Peters Karen Arpin Scott Lazo janet Olson john Richard Andrea Costa Susan Osimo Mary Vasil Sarah Graf Dawn Piche Jane Venie Linda Seremet Patty Chasse J +3 giu arm f r ' -' .1 F Alfie.: 5775- vi ' if Y Q-7 A X 6- LA g sax f . ' i -,-. Hr., Y V, li 9 ' . ' Qj1'rd:':-- '..','s1f, 5t 7 E 3 .- Q-il . ' i8 , ., - it M tl X 73,-fi 38 fu' Wsxf v ,- 1-8 , H . N, . jk , 5 .1. . AA- i X A A A K 5 Q . ,, SW, 1- .. aw p f' Tiff P - X t.: ,2' . 425 l , L, W . -cl., A - 5 ,L ,.,, I , ziffiifgijgfffziii-2 1 5,4 itil 5 J 12a'aff2,:i4i- f fiigl 41 P , fr , ' 5'-it ,J gf iw ! war' . fl! Xi' lm 53 Darlene Mercier Brian Meredith Stephen Metras Pablo Molina David Monroe Gordon Montigny Audrey Moreno Jay Morgan Anne Morin Mellen Morrill Mitchell Morse Krystyna Mroczkowski Kathleen Munroe Denise Nadeau Linda Najar Scott Negip Reta Nichols Donna Nielsen Catherine O'Brien Janet Olson Thomas Olszta Susan Osimo Elizabeth Paquin David Pelletier William Pentland Susan Peters Linda Petrelli Dawn Piche Robert Pickarski Jeanne Plouffe Michele Plouffe Cindy Poirier Richard Poirier Michelle Poulin Steven Power Deborah Presutti Debbie Proulx Michelle Proulx Duane Pulsifer Patricia Puracchio Linda Ramsdell Ciail Remian Mary Rewinslei Benito Reyes John Richard David Riel Cristina Santos Donald Sarrasin Michelle Savaria Linda Seremet Joanne Servant Cheryl Shanbaurn Stuart Shaw Virginia Simonelli Susan St. George Janice St. Laurent Lou Ann Starr Shelly Stone Elaine Szolusha Gregory Szumilas Richard Taylor Judith Theodoss Joan Thibeault Normand Thibodeau Joel Tiberii Achilles Tsongalis Catherine Tucker Dimitrio Vasolaridis Jane Venie Linda Vetter Bonnie Vigilante Rebecca Voloka Arthur Zikos t l 15? In l 5 si ' 'ggi 4 3 x I ix 1 a . A N- r'!' I 4 - 'N ig it if if we ,Q 1 sim -s N P-4 Babushka . . . munching on a golumbke . . . Zofia Kowalski , . . Poland . . . age of six . . . America . . . memories . . . Polish jokes . . . Southbridge . . , Zofia Kowalski . . . return for avisit this summer . . . back to friends . . . friendly Polish nod . . . smile . . . babushka . . . golumbke . . . Zofia Kowalski. -, i 1: , , H, :lug I 1 . Q ,!v,. . qw., , x . Softball . . . basketball . . . Cheryl Caouette . . mighty swing . . . home run . . . spring . . . girl's softball games . . . fielding ability . . . third base . , . Cheryl Caouette . . . team effort . . . winning . . . team and coach . . . worth playing . Lassie League . , . SHS . . . practice makes perfect . . . Cheryl Caouette. Kim Alarie Dan Allen Bonnie Axel Debra Arel Donna Besse Cheryl Bieber Eve Blanchard Paul Blanchet Timothy Borey Deborah Bouchard Nancy Boyle Sherri Brousseau Steven Brousseau Lisa Brown Scott Brown Cynthia Burkhart Brian Cardrant Sharon Cassell Elizabeth Cav anaugh Patricia Champeau Theresa Ciovacco james Ciprari Christine Ciuchta Cathleen Cloutier Patricia Collins Carol Comtois Roger Corriveau Cindy Cox Linda Dadalt Mark Daniel Sandra Dashnaw Bruce Desrosier Gabriella DiCarlo Steven Dilfederico Carmelina DiGiovanni Paul Dunphe Paulette Dupre Lorna Duquette Kimberley Dwyer Todd Ethier Linda Falzone Gina Ferron Mark Ferron Katherine Fontaine Ronald Frank Gabriele Prey Joyce Gagnon Karen Gajewski Anne Gallipeau Q Only the beginning. Dnly the beginning . . -L. sa, 46 ,A ,f Q X if 4 my 1 4 7 Tk ,. :-4 Ax yr - , C , I sf r' 1 99 Y P it s 6 S Qs gift Q S s- W X5 xf si. 1 ' fl .ri - 56 1 Y Y X if I at r K if i i , 3 K5 ,Q .I Sl at -6 'i - 4 if-fs Q . . x nf Q . , ik Q if tx C as Betsy Gauthier Mary Lou Gendron Mark Girouard Melissa Goodwin Ida Gramatikakis David Greene David Gregoire Susan Grzembski Donna Hufault Peter Iacobucci Jody Iozzo Dennis julian Gregory Kantorski Deborah Kennedy Karen Kincman Sarah King john Kirk Neil Kollios Teresa Kowalewski William Kuch jane Kwiatkowski 57 -'Un President Patricia Charnpeau, Vice-Pres ident lose Molinap Secretary Gina Per rong Treasurer Kim Dwyer. Class Advisor Mr. Roger Giroux. -,Wmnq Laurie Labelle Alan Lacasse Yvonne LaChance Mary Laliberte Daniel Lamica Felice Lanctot Cay Langlois jeffrey Lapierre Mark Lapierre Paul Larochelle Sharon Larochelle Waycle Larue Ellen Lavallee Lugene Lavallee Pamela Lavigne Douglas Lazo Tammy Lazo Thomas Learned Kathleen Leblanc Thomas Lees Thayne Lemmelin Q X 'A ivy' 'H 9 2 + Qf ': S 6 x VT' A ' as 4, NX x Stir? N ,xt NN - I - .:...,-M? , N , , ' , aff I , QR? im . ..-,...1, w 'fix .. -ea ,R .-wx, xc wx K .S Ma? Si l f A! 5 1 .6 E5 ,Iv 3 i 1 , in 58 Patricia Champeau Debbie Kennedy Tammy Lazo Donald Marino Susan Porter Gina Ferron Sarah King Douglas Lazo Karen Tersa Susan Porter Kosta Zikos Don Marino Lisa Brown Lincla Dadalt Mary Provost Mark Ferron Mike Young Tom McNama Bob Poirier I3 Cynthia Burkhart Mark Montigny Maureen Richards Beth Cavanaugh Sandra Dashnaw Susan Crzembski Felice Lanctot Teresa Kadziewicz Jeanne Lemoine Sherri Brousseau Laurie LaBelle Jeff LaPierre Cheryl Marcotte Peter Vasolaridis W xr :Ui A f 1 'N--P 9 f Xt' -C' 'lv' twig? Vs be 'ft Iv? sf ig 'Qx. aA x-Sm X X 1,1 New 'f 59 wx., 5: N Jeanne Lemolne Gregory Lescarbeau Rrchard Levesque Karin Luce Cheryl Marcotte Joseph Marmellr Antony Marrnellr Cheryl Marmo Donald Marmo Davrd Martel Farth Martel Iohn McNamara Thomas McNamara Mary Meredrth Lrsa Mrller ,lose Molrna Carl Mongeon Marc Montlgny Vrvran Nadeau Ralph Ohop Joseph Osowskl Terry Ouellette Gwenn Owens Yolanda Pagan Albert Parent Kurt Parent Sharon Paul Todd Peloqurn lose Pena Glen Peterson Tracey Prche Karen Prckarslcr Robert Polrrer Susan Porter Elrzabeth Prokos Bruce Proulx Davrd Proulx Mary Provost Mary Santelll Anthony Santelll Lrsa Slmonelll Brenda Smrck Barbara Smrth Dan1el5t Laurent Lee Strandrowrcz Tracy Stewart Chrlstrne Svedberg Wrllram Rewlnskr Nelrda Reyes Maureen Richard Petra Robles Diane Roy Mary Roy Gerald Ryder Dino Tarquinio Karen Tersa George Tetreault Mark Tetreault Lorraine Thibodeau Ianet Todd Lea Trahan Michelle Tremblay Sharon Tremblay Donna Vacher Anthony Vangel Peter Vasolaridis Sue Vilandre David Wetherbee Steven Wetherell Barbara Wonderlie Michael Young Kosta Zikos 197 354. 'WUI x if , .4 M:- f A I w . X f I 'Y' x. Qgff 1 , f 1' ,,,- Q , 0. 60 1 Q S. lm li Crosby Strlls and Nash the Stones SHS Band Bruce DESIOSIEI trusty tuba encased rn metal blow your brams out entrre concert crecllt cled1cat1on Bruce Desrosrer golden monster trans portlng the thxng soles recogn1t1on oom pah pah oom pah pah appreclatron Bruce Desrosrer Freshman where am I7 Tony Vangel 201A where 15 1t7 tardmess Freshman Receptlon make up klss rlngs out for a r1de frttxng IH acceptance belonglng Tony Vangel V, , I I I I I I I .I I I I II Q I .II .I I Q I v I . . I I I I P... L I I.. I .. I-. I - I I I I . I I I I ,I ... I .I- .I- I f 4 '7 .I I I . I I., Administration l . ,M .1 Principal Mr. Edward Desroches Guidance Director Mr. David Bouclreau 'ff'-va iii' Assistant Principal Mr. Donald Dupont A 3 Director of Athletics Mr. james Kroll .A X -wr .. .1 Q X xvcxi . ' Q ' K X a X Y X SX xx N s -ze X X ga.-' , .Q . R4 - .. .I NM y. 4:,.:,'.Ix3'3 39 1-' 54- wjw .L , fy- w,,xi,w. -Q x 3 x L :4 iff? . ,- mf A ,ggw l .Q Q ,P -il . B :H 1 Aix H r if 1 2 w,.,f,,-,K . cwg. ff ' .-3 ' Q .xx ,G K ' il. ' ' l'qs wah '- '- up . , 'fax ll, ,P . .'C- 4 1' l' 'e -.Q - .fu-:S 'I ' 4 xt 1 W5 r, is I I l - - . L- 11 V K if 1 v xgg A' '0 v . 'LX Ogxg 5, o Y ef sg' X- .65 -,.,.. - V 4 4 .Pfkk fi, n 1 'N Sigh ,pp 5 x - 'sh x A y RMK , - x -, .. .., ..x l fx , X3 R D :xx 3 xi Q ,Y f-- ,V f 'F A v, . K V X lrs. Theresa Bouchar afeteria Staff ir. Donald Marino's :lvice for Seniors: Enjoy life! .1 .fl , I ,3.s,vc' ,- - rf Y.. -,, EL A 44n- get f 1: . , ' 9 - 'E rl I lrs. Antoinette Benoit, afeteria Staff. Mr Dennis Keohane s advice for Seniors Continue to respect people despite what the world thinks Mr. Thomas Kruczeks philosophy on life: You win some, you lose some, and some of them are rained out. L.. Mrs Celesta Sullivan on what she likes to do after school: As little as possible' Mrs. Ann Dufault, Pupil Personnel Services Departme Secretary. ,-as-al i Mr. Neal LeBlanc's favorite line of poetry from Yevtushenko: It is dangerous to go out into this hellish world, but it is still more dangerous to hide in the bushes. 'D-.,,, -of Y ' asiift' l,N Q .4 . , V M '1i4 fxl . - Mrs. Nancy Normandin, Manager of Food Services for the Southbriclge Public School System. il W 1 ,. .h .,- 4 'VV' LV' Mrs. Geraldine Morrill's favorite saying: You may go farther and fare worse. a--aaa-T Mr. Patrick Loconto's favorite saying: Salud, Amor y pesetas, y el tiempo para gastarlasf' .11 ivu. vvailel uublx, DOCla1 DIUCIIES Department. 2? Mrs. Ioan Gauthier, Cafeteria Staff. Mrs. Janet Tylicks s favorite say- ing: Push in your chairs! Mrs. Nora Adams, Secretary to the Principal. Miss Ann O'Connell's favorite saying: This, too will pass. I V--ull!! ' l' s ... Mr. Gary Feurer, Music Department Coordinator. N4 X l 'hae YQ.,-5-:.. . r N P Y' at AN . Q ' i .f ,, fl Mr. Elzear Cormier, Custodial Staff. v' Mr. N. Richard Leduc, Mathematics Department. , Mrs. Linda Iowett's favorite saying: If you've got spirit - freak out! Mrs. Helen Bousquet, Cafeteria Staff. Mrs. Theresa Popelc, Foreign Languages Department. '!'06 f,,Z,?i'QM: Mr. Joseph Therrien, Custodial Staff. Mr. Iames Gerrity on his hobbies: I like to travel. I take a trip every vacation period. Mr. Thomas Severance, Mathematics Department Mrs. Mary Pikul, Cafeteria Staff. Mr. Jack Anderson s philosophy on life: Live each day as it comes, life is what you make of it, yourself. ,A , , ,if 's wx -N . 1 ' . 'X ' , X b . AQ. PHX X X X 5.- ax s lf' Ill!!! 71'f'f ,q-uni vo suv!!! r- v?'-f- ,.-Q F .4-N Q f li 14 3- 1 Av' 4 . 'lg y Yxgl I ,wi-4:-ji '- gi N ' 1 J 531- ' x ' '21 3.1, ', N vat 1-,, ,K 1. f-iphs . A A bf -- , zz s -I 1 III: -4 - Q., l-... 9- xx - wi ' 1111 11:11:11:- a7 n 5, - Miss Sarah Byrnes philosophy on life: If it is to be it's up to me. tf Mrs. Barbara Pentland, Cafeteria Staff. CV' '-. Mrs. Constance Livernois, Cafeteria Staff. Mr. William Welch, Business Department Mrs. Virginia Page. School Nurse. Miss Paula Difederico s favorite line from the music al Pippin Rivers belong where thev can ramble Eagles belong where thev can flv I ve got to be where mv spirit can run ree Got to find my corner ofthe skv Mr. Albert Thomas, Ir., Science Department. , o 1 .. .- S Mrs. Gertrude Carmel, Cafeteria Staff. Mrs. Rosalie Caprera, Cafeteria Staff. X W L . V ' f A O . Wi ii? ,,..V w..:. F kzr - .,... ' iii? U: 'nn 4 ,., 'IT . Q Tn ku up 4 : v 1 r v 3: E. , E: 4 ,. 1'. r. I. 1-' f 5 i A 1? ' A tfixi 'xg ...xy N 'swf 55: ' age. :nf 1 3 EE I W UV. ,,V,:,: U N ..V. Mx ,, , V 1 I s.,.L,+s:.i1gr:?minmS . . .x.'.,. ,,,. ..,.. , 1 , -, 'fi'--'ggi 'mf in r15'l'5T3fC 1523 A'4N, m 'A ' ' ' ' 4 X ..,g:-.?9zaeasasx-s.ewaumsxsa-iswmvx:exswqmwss.w.ms,- - .- ...NU ,.,., . .X.x,, v - R M gm S E--lv Q ' ,,,,.s,.,...,,w,,,,.. ,,,,,,:,E3gx, ,?,,, gmmwxmnw V- svn ,if - q ' K Y I .tin A' ' w I ' A ,wxwm A ' Fw- qv--,www Arlwnx V K, A gl A U 5- I ssl 1 1 2' . ' if it 1- 'ff fe.. fmt W' ' ' A In ' P 1 ttf ' i l'lZ I I 'il' I ' S F nr' :Wm A is 5 K.. Y, h V if 4,-- ' gy, -V 'wa Il , M . 1- s- I -4 yy J .0 ' V h - I , ' in ' Akg ' , N P ' Q I . E .. Y A- l- lg' if gf. 1 rx ty N, 1, K , i 5 U . .s q A -Y A X g K x v ., .4 ' A V m l- ?e lg V .I ' , U . C - ' , ' V 1 I If Q 1 ' ..- ' 4 , i UQ . . I I I . 1 S a s .. .X r I U g I . ' . 1, N A . A ' ' .0 V ' ' -' . . . l X - I ' W .x B '. Y x 3 W X l - -Q Y ? 'QSQZAF' jim 75' Q ' 3 - 1 an ,. i i1 .: lst Row: Captains l. Lomme, D. Ciovacco, C.'Corriveau, and C. Mathieu, D. Lacasse, C. Culliton, N. Tiberii and C. Langlois. Znd Row- K LeBlanc D Albani I Oho P Dar ie P Bu zvcki P. - - . . . . P. . g , . r , Bicki, I. Learned and S. Varin. 3rd Row: I. Cray, M. Carron, M Aucoin, I. Earls, S. Curboy, R. Hughes, I. Ialbert and D. Di- 13 Most experts felt the year 1973 would be spent re- building Pioneer football fortunes. This seemed accurate thinking considering the squad would be comprised of a handful of Seniors and heavily loaded with inexperienced Iuniors and Sophomores. But Don Marino, entering his 14th season as SHS Head Coach, had different ideas. His own enthusiasm and desire were very early instilled in the youthful Pioneers as they learned quickly the ecstacy of winning. Gregorio. 4th Row: Head Coach Donald Marino, Assistant Coach William Welch, Managers I. Brackett and M. Morrill, C. Knight, B. lozzo, R. Learned, Assistant Coaches Anthony Santel- li and Roger Giroux. ' - 11 is 1 J . C. 4 gs P!Lfi'. Pioneer Football Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbriclge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge SOUTHBRIDCE 1 Iv! 9 'wt aw .I ,. W. ' j 'f-fell' 1 'x . W 9 , 75 'Q 4 My 4 ! ' 'Li 'i The '73 season opened up on a sour note as the Pioneers lost to the defending Class B Champion Shrewsbury Colonials by the score of 33-16. Des- pite the score, Coach Marino voiced optimism with the team's showing. He was especially pleased with the offensive performance led bv quarterback Dario Ciovacco and the scoring of tight end Stu Curboy and running back Guy Mathieu. The Pioneers lost their second game the following week to the always powerful Gardner High Wildcats 8-o V, C1ardner's only score came on an 85 yard punt return as they had trouble all day with the stingv SHS defense, an indication of things to come. End john Ohop, tackle fn!!! l Neal Tiberii and middle linebacker Glenn Corriveau led the defenders while Stu Curbov scored our only touch- 5 down catching an 18 yard pass from Dario Ciovaccof i . K ..:,:.r-A I , ,...-i-- - - U- is .. HN. Q-i1aP-'f'i'-- f Q rx 3' 01 s S t' '-'uJ X wwf' ,ww it l lf . i ei '-We an S t . V V F , Q., . I . .,, .Q :xc Q . , 4' ff 3 f A fr ' 4 . i J X -.17 P ' Q .. A V U M W 4..,,,.T . sv I , 25. of if , fl f -, ,KV til ' 'V ' ' ', ' 1 .4 A 3:-lv... .. - . ' asia, bf' in I 4' :ip , f ,- .. :Q15?f51tf. f, Q' ' .. -1- 9 f a .Q 'xi-.kill Q3 fl , M A Ai 1 1, . X Ai-'xii r , . A , , ,vi , . s ' Q rf fb gy. r -' . f X .I 'J . - . si-5,3-X Q' . Q b,5,,,, 4. A - 1 ' . , vl'.kw:'5f V ' ' W x ' gm' X 4 I 1 - - , ,rs ff ir 5w,,,w.v0 ' if 3 Defense became an SHS trademark during the next four games as we limited our opponents to but one touchdown. In succession we defeated Auburn 14-O, squeezed by Hudson 3-O on jeff Earl's twentv-five yard field goal, nipped stubborn Athol 12-7, and turned back the Warriors of Tantasqua 12-O. Defensive standouts during this stretch were ends lohn Ohop, john Grav and Scott Varin, tackles Chuck Culliton and Neal Tiberii, guards Pete Bur- zvcki and Pete Dargie, middle linebacker Glenn Corriveau and other backs leff Earls, John jalbert, Cary Langlois and Kennv LeBlanc. ln the Tantasqua game, Glenn Corriveau received the first annual Ted Farland Award as the game's most valuable player. Against St. Iohn's, our offense began to move but the loss of quarterback Dario Ciovacco just before halftime took its toll. Behind only 15-6 at the half, we finally fell 29-6. Scott Varin, conver- ted from defensive to offensive end caught four passes, one good for the only Pioneer score. The next team we played was Wachusett Regional with a deceiving record at that time of O-7. We added to their woes by the score of 8-6 in a hard fought con- test. The entire defensive unit stood out in this one led again by Glenn Corriveau and Kenny LeBlanc. Offensively quarter- back Dario Ciovacco threw a touchdown p to Scott Varin and a two-pointer to Mike Aucoin, both being outstanding catches. TS -k is .-n .XQ .mil . N if X X P 'K X- 3115-' ' , - 5-. 'f .1351 2 E 'Z I MA 41 1 f 5 i Q -' ' , ' 'f l '! 1 1. 5 :fi Y? si Q. Y ' ff ij I an is r 'A. ' Q K ii' f gif? ' M N gf fl 3 - Z 's. ' A .1 . ginseng.. wa 23 yxhsgxwz- .wr ,Q 'F 6 5. X fax XRS N X . , -ca -so - at by , .3 ' ikinf '75-Www. -tx.,-xiwifljfkw A '51 W' 1 . ' , '1 4 fgy -t , , .. 5. 1, f '59 ' , ks- 9 1 W - I , f .5 I 1' .1 to , ., t' V A 'f ,W Y y P ff' ' '97'i5. 7 7 u B f fha ,. N 1 I N. M --U - Q pf' . .W , r I x . ,Ny 1 1-f N xc, Jr, M '- ,f A ' JA.. Q by 4 1 lk f s . Q. JQWN The Thanksgiving Game was acknowledged by most observers to be the finest and most exciting game in the 55 year history ofthe classic. The teams appeared evenly matched going into the fracas. Our record was 5 and 3, Bartlett's 5 Wins, 2 Losses and 1 Tie. Our best offensive showing of the year produced a thrilling Z2-21victory. Darie Ciovacco engineered two first.half touch- down drives passing for T.D.'s to Stu Curboy and Marv Carron. A two-point conversion pass by Dario to Stiu gave us a 14-13 halftime lead. Both de- fensive units took over in the third period, but early in the fourth period Bartlett took a Z1-14 lead and things looked bleak for the Pioneers. The game-winning play came with but 1:09 left in the game as quarterback Dario Ciovacco threw a thirty- one yard scoring pass to glue-fingered end Scott Varin who made a great catch.Dario then scampered around right end for the two-point conversion and a choice Z2-21 victory! The Pioneers victory over Bartlett in the finale gave them the Border Conference Championship. For tht- second consecutive year quarterback Dario Ciovacco was named to the Worcester Telegram and Gazette Worcester County Super All-Star Team as well as the Border Conference All-Stars. Middle linebacker Glenn Corriveau made the Telegram and Gazette Class B All-Star Team and the Border Conference All-Stars. Other Border Conference All Stars were running back Guy Mathieu, offensive guard Pete Dargie, defensive end john Ohop, defensive tackle Chuck Culliton, and defensive backs Ken LeBlanc and jeff Earls. Coach Marino repeated as Border Conference Coach of the Year. Another plus for the Pioneer team was a o Wins-2 Losses and 1 Tie record turned in by our j.V. team under coaches Welch and Girpux. 1 A f . A it xx. -A 5 s ,I my Kneeling: S. Brown, K. Zikos, K. Dupuis, P. Vasolaridis, D. Vasolar- idis, R. Bellerive, A. Tsongalis, I. Morgan, L. Strandrowicz and D. Pulsifer. Standing: Head Coach Walker Cusk, I. Ayers, M. Dwyer, The agony of defeat and of learning a new foreign sport during its first two years turned to the thrill of victory with a winning season in but the third year of soccer's existence here at SHS. Under Coach Walter Cosk the Pioneers . finished their season with a respectable 7 Wins, 6 Losses and 2 Ties. Team dedication, hard work, and inspirational leadership from Co- Captains jeff Chasse and David Ashe finally paid off in exciting, aggressive and winning soccer. Powering the Pioneers offense were stand- outs Bill Petro, Russ Cournoyer and surprising newcomer Paul Blanchette, while major contribu- tors on defense were Co-Captains Ashe and Chasse as well as Rich Lees, Mike C-oudreau and Thai Exchange student Preungboon Chaklcaphak. Another impressive newcomer during the season was Dave Lafleche. In the net for SHS was Chuck Desrosier credited with 114 saves and an incredible 1.4 goals against average. His fantastic season earned him a berth on the Central Massachusetts All-Star Team, the first Pioneer ever recognized in this way. y -.1 .P ' xml , . . c XX ' J' S1 -K Qflfc. Pl! g X i ix W , . -1 . A .O , . 'Q S us'x D. Lafleche, R. Cournoyer. Co-Captains D. Ashe and I. Chassf. R Lees, M. Coudreau, A. Segarra, B. Calli, K. Divris, W. Petro P Chakkaphak, P. Blanchette and C. Desrusier. Qi, , ,wx Pioneer Soccer Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbriclge Southbridge Southbridge Southbriclge Soutlwbridge Southbriclge Southbridge O .4 2 3 2 4 1 1 3 2 O 3 2 1 .0 Oxford Douglas Bay Path Oxford Bartlett Prouty Auburn Tantasqua Bay Path Bartlett Prouty Auburn Tantasqua Sutton Westboro Season: 7 Wins 6 Losses 2 Ties 5,3 E Y' f : B , lr' M H' ': 'JIU WS ni Tm ARS' ' : EPDM sw- Petro Cournoyer Chasse . 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I A r' 1 ,., ' nf' 14 4 ' f ,4 Sx .Y I ffl 5... T1 u I 7 u . 3 L1 1 1 1 1 ,, ,, . S L . '4 r. I. I. ,. n. ,. . W E. ,. T 1. Q, ! E H F . 1 p 1 Pioneer Cross Country Southbridge 17 Prouty Southbridge 35 Westboro Southbridge 18 Tantasqua Southbridge 18 Marianhill Southbridge 18 Bay Path Southbridge 23 West Boylston Southbridge ' 19 Bartlett Southbridge 19 Oxford Southbridge 2.6 Auburn Southbridge 15 Shephard Hill Southbridge 18 Sutton Southbridge 33 Gardner Southbridge 20 Holy Name Southbridge 15 Woodstock Southbridge 27 Quaboag Season: 13 Wins 2 Losses - z ,142-j Y4,--1 -2 , A- Nl, , Y,.l Q V. , .A p,E 'l: L .lf L anger f. , .QV ax gage., 8-sg, K .6 if t, 4, , -fy.. .1 4 .IW Q . K . vw I v' s -- .i' L, Q- auf- . , 31.3 ' .f 1 5' f... :fu V' -:si sg- 5 'X 55 G 'img , S4 ki Q gf., ,,. Our 1973 Cross Country team compiled the best record ever in SHS history with a fantas- tic 13 Wins and 2 Losses. Under Coach Dick . Leduc, Co-Captains Bill Gajewslci, jack Power and their Pioneer teammates were nearly un- beatable sweeping all Border Conference opponents to win that Championship. Mid-way through the season our team finished third in the Wachusetts Invitational in Class C, while in the annual K. of C. Road Race Bill Gajewski finished 8th and Jack Power 15th out of nearly 500 runners. During the season, many individual course records fell to Bill Gaiewski who copped an unbelievable 13 first place finishes in the 15 seasonal meets. In most of those wins Co- Captain jack Power finished right behind him. Course records Bill held at the end of the season were at SHS f14:41D, Shephard Hill, Bay Path and Bartlett. Q One final plus for the Pioneer harriers was the fine 4 and 1 record of the young junior Varsity squad. Kneeling: G. Pets.-re-on, D, DiC.regorio, M. Beaupre, L. Vairo, B. Mer- P. LaCoste, M. Richard, S. Richards, Co-Captain B. Gaiewski, C. edith, D. St. Laurent, S. Lariviere, and M. Lariviere. Standing: Head Dupaul, and Co-Captain J. Power. Coach Richard Ledut, R. Nault, D. Tarquiniu, I. Lanctot. M. Blake, IZ' 11'..f1,2f.: If Under second year coach john Hoogasian, the 1973 Pioneer tracksters won 9 out of 12 meets, easily the best record ever for an SHS track and field team. Appropriately, Captain Lance Jewell was the squad's top scorer for the season winning his three major events in several of our competi- tions. One ofthe highlights of his season was his victory over Holy Name's Marvin Safford in the high jump, while a team highlight was its conquest of Tantasqua 73-67. 4 Neil Peterson's specialty was the 440 and he proved it by winning twelve consecutive races at that distance. Dan Charette was a consistent pole vault winner, Pete Dargie and Stu Curboy scored well in the shot and Bill Gaiewski was nearly un- beatable in the longer distances. In the District III lClass Cl event six of our Pioneers finished as follows: Bill Caiewski won the 2 Mile Runp Lance Jewell finished third in the 100 Yard' Dash: lack Power took fourth in the 1 Mile Runp Neil Peterson captured fourth in the 440 Yard Dash: john Cray scored fifth in the Iaveling and Dan Charette won fifth in the High lump. r U Z .1-'E . o A,,.,.- A ,,,,.. . 3.4-9- il! g.zQJ-1--M' ua' ,I sw ' W ,4,-:r 5- ' 5 in www- . -V JA.. F ' naar X 1..- f--1--- 'Y' - I W K ,IME . 5 5 ....- -- -' ,nw MLA ' ' 'ul .. ,.1: - T' It , Vx in ,. if ' ,, . .......-an -' - l iiff i D ' l ,-v-v ' - ..., 0-Q A ,,..L,,.-J--L: F2 4- - Jaw' J ' U , 1 .-2:7 2' A an I d , ,, , 1'-gr., 1 A? A 1 V L 'Y ' X1 L . X ' 'Ii' ' X- I' 5 .W 4 f . ' 5 2 C' 4 n f- , ,,, , . - 4 I , .. 5 ,fe-2- , .1 , , . vf :Q ': ' I ' . V . ,, : ff wiv 4 ff 'M P ' m x- 4 N If-1-K . - ,V .mf V may-Nw . A. - miilvczf J fr lst Row: I. bantelli, L. Lullilun, 5. Lurbuv, L. Desrosier, L,. Tsoules, 1. Cray, W. Cournoyer and M. Beaupre. 2nd Row: N. Pe- terson. B. Pienta, H. Cox, P. Dargie, K. Peterson, M. Richard, I.. Vai- L. . Xsf M-7,-.. . v - Y A.,-.. U Pioneer Track Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Suuthbridge Holv Name Shrewsbury Grafton Bav Path Auburn St. Peter's Proutv Northbridge Tantasqua Quaboag Oxford St. Mary! 9 Wins 3 Losses 5 A gh 4 'BL - ro, L. Livernois and 1. Prokos. 3rd Row: D. Lavallee, I: Freehart P Burzycki, Dana DiGregorio, R. Hughes, M. Favreau D Charette and David DiCregorio. 3 'if it wk -0 Q, lava: 'll- f 2 vr: 1-rf-,.,.y , bl ,NL -'L Q-V -. - . .J Aw.,-,,,g1m.1, . ' .. ' k Y ,J I W I Q., .. 5 fr 7- f-. LW., , .-. ...U -ng 4 ' D T. , . , ....,.1 f. W7 . , ' - -- ' A ' 1 z., , Q 5 F Q: Y Y y N f A--A-Q - ' ' I . , 4 1 ff 4.gl,... ' E ll? sur LL- .. - - '1i'AT ' -f ' ':,::.:e:,:1-. .. 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With only Seniors Mike Garcia and Marcel Besse in the starting lineup, the Pioneers fashioned a hard-earned winning season. Utilizing the strong arms of Norm Temblay and versatile Ken LeBlanc, the hustle and steady play of juniors Jim Lomme, Barry lozzo and Cary Langlois, and the desire of impressive newcomers George Knight, Jeff Earls, Bill Petro, Tom Allard and Bob Trahan, our team won its share despite a tough schedule. With such a young team, the future looks bright for SHS baseball. s 5 , , - -A it s 5 5 ' J 5' . '.,. Nwv , .Q ' .1 FWX . ' . 1' r., , ,,L,q,, 'ry ,Q ff, s 1. .f:5if'i,gi3'i fftigg P . ',..'! ' . i 3 , l.,A . W., v :.- .1 .,r,,,,3,,h.,,. Kneeling: C. Knight, j. Earls, B. Petro, R. Trahan, T. Allard, and I. Temblay, M. Garcia, G. Langlois, K. LeBlanc, Assistant Coach Don- - Lomme. Standing: P. Molina, P. Lanctot, M. Besse, B. Iozzo, N. ald Ferron,Head Coach Anthony Santelli. my . 1 ,C V 5. 'r Q' s .-A AFM , ' l 5 ...aa N' ' . , I E F 1 A 'Puma u V 6 '13 A' aw A Q Q I 'rf t I N-da, 1. 5, 0 U-Ai!! ltf Y 3 ' 'N :H I 5 .,11'i i' f 'i in C t W. A az- . Southbridge Q Charlton 4 Southbridgc 2 Grafton I Southbridge 7 Tantasqua 1 Southbridge 0 Pruuty 5 Suuthbridge 0 Shrewsburv In Southbridge 3 St. Marv's 4 Southbridge 9 Bav Path l Southbridge 2 Auburn -I Southbridge 2 St. Marv! 5 Southbridge 4 Bartlett B Southbridge lo Tantasqua I4 Southbriclge 12 Bay Path 2 Southbridge 1 Bartlett 25 Southbridge 4 Auburn 0 Southbridge 9 Sutton 2 ' Southbridge 13 Oxford 2 Southbridgc 2 Prouty 5 Southbridgu 12 Marianhill L, 89 , Season: 10 Wins B Losses .lj .,,i. 'fi v-arm L., , ,w I...l j' ' V. ,,. X. --K 1 y 4 1' L 1. ' . rw v ! 'A' g f, 1 , 1,1 Q x 4 an rc, . A 2' 5 . .vm sv. A L x A m li' '54 ma . Q - Q 1 N x Q - - N ' +4 I 'xv' - . - M x I 1. M, f ax I S Y Q. 7, ,Q ii . V, . C . H Cu 6 1 1 . ,Q . 'Ziff s A,Qg9 '-.V f 1 s V ' '-' - 1 4 . , --. .,. L J. ,. .1 t n A . .,,.-,,,y3Q 5.51 ,.. v'., f. '. :. ,-,1 gf' - ' .I ' ji K .V , AA fy Rqxww. ,,,A.-' , . 4 I ' 'ff-t 'f' W I I - - -va A-, -H - ,-fvzfvyffrf-r'f1 ff'1 f! 411 ,. eff Q. M 1,4 2-nu...- 45? F 'S S QU ,.1. ,..,.1.uA nav- -W '- ,,,4,syf' 'X 90 ,,..-v The Freshman Baseball Team posted a fine 8 Wins and 5 Losses season under Coach James Kane. The outstanding play of many of its members augurs well for next year's varsity baseball season. i ' E3 ':5Vf lp . . . . .. fi, ', 7 3 ' 'Q ' 1 'M' E l 9 l l Southbridge B Auburn 7 l V , l . x V 3 l l E Southbriclge O Proutv -1 Q VV f 1 K 3 4 ' X i Southbridge VO Tantasqua 7 , ' e '-gr' ' Southbridge 12 Marianhill 4 3 E. f. ' ' 5 Southbridge 8 Bav Path Z - ' ' V 1:--3 A' Southbridge B Auburn 7 3 'WN . T A Southbridge 9 Bartlett 3 Southbridge 12 Marianhill B . U 7-I f Southbridge 9 Bav Path ' 3 ,. ' J V V. Southbriclge 1 Bartlett ' 8 ,rl , 'V - 'ii Southbridge 5 Quaboag 2 , VV ' - A. V '. ' v J Southbridge 4 Oxford 0 VV M 9 MV VM VV l? M ' H' ' N ,V A Southbridge 2 Prouty 5 V 1: , , ,...-- j'j' ' 4 In N, M - ' ' Season: 8 Wins 5 Losses . L K ,ia+f 'U'i V - V r f.-.., ti t a . S... , we it f -W M .1 ' ...am ., . ,,,, .. ., ,- J - V V H og - r mp- A l . LV li . 1. V.: A- QA Q 'l ' ' 1-ff - ' , . ' ' . .Q 4' V i .. V - J' at r A . ' i .5 MV- f' 'T I - ' we W 4. L' L B I 'Q' -T . ' . . A 4 'ff - A Q 1 5 K I - Q I fs ' V 4 x f u ' , T Q, JC' xo -fl , .. . It U' , Kneeling: I. Morgan, R. Poirier, j. Lanctot, B. Lee, B. lozzo, R. Le- Molina, R. Learned, D. Lafleche, B. Meredith, S. Richards, M. Bro boeuf, and G. Damian. Standing: R. Earls, D. Grenke, I. Richards, P. deur and Coach james Kane. 91 J l S3 3 -9' , 3, 8 ...E F1 .,.. 'J A .---'- ' M f . ffff 1- Tri QT? I-,fff : LT 4' 'A' -- T Mae ms. an The powerful SHS Cirls' Softball Team had another banner year in '73 winning 13 of their regular 14 season games. Coach Dick Leduc's Pioneerettes combined strong pitching, an awesome offense and a stingy de- fense to roll over one opponent after another. ln regular season play our girls scored an unbelievable 259 runs for a 20 run per game average while holding the opposi- tion to just 6 runs per game. Sue Peters was the pitching staff's mainstay assisted periodically by Sue Ford. Most of the team members were batting stars but jackie St. Laurent, Cheryl Caouette, Sue Peters, Ceece Nault and Lisa Corbitt stood out. Solid performers on defense were jan Cham- peau, Debbie Tremblay, Sandy Ford and most of the above-mentioned players. The one disappointment of an otherwise perfect season was the 5 - 4 last inning loss to Athol in our own Tourney. ' l VH ,, . . 1' IOIIGEI DOII D811 -. . 2 esta 3 .x vjfx . - . 5 zqggfky A as - E . ..-AA 1. ,l pf, si. '-'R an-F495 nz-ga W 5 . '-11 Seated D Ouellette j Llumpmmu D Temblw I 'wt Laurent, L.Lorblt! I Remlm L Rcmlm L CLS-Ullnl and B Brousseau Standing Coanh DlnkLeduL I Ht Laurent,S, Ford 5 Ford L Nault Q Lmunktc 5 Pe I 7-4 Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridgc Solrthbridgc- Season: 13 Wins Shrewsbu rv Bartlett Douglas Tantasqua Sutton Auburn Bav Path Proutv Bartlett Bav Path Tantasqua Sutton Prouty Auburn I Loss X! s., Na 95 X11 .:'v- , A -1 su 1 ,-:ld 2' ,. -' 1. - n .. 'f .1 1. . 1 I 1 1 ' Vi-3 ,1 . ,. Q 1 E ,- 1 - w v 1 7. - 1.4-fm 4l'ff'x AQCNAQ - I . +41 I, Pioneer Golf The 1973 Golf Team, which won nine matches while losing ten, had to be a source of pleasure to first year Coach Denis Desroches. The reason being that there was not a Senior on the entire squad and but one junior, Bill DiFederico. The Sophomore-laden squad, though losing more than they won, undoubtedly gained valuable experience during the year, and learned lessons they won't forget in '74. The team's most consistent golfer was Sophomore Paul LaCoste who tied Auburn's sensational Rick Karbowski in the opening match of the year, both shooting thirty-sixes. Other up and coming ' golfers were DiFederico, Marvin Carron, jeff Pontbriand, Bob Athanas, Chuck Chase, Steve Simonelli and Paul DiCregorio. - 1' i . i. ig. . ' I 7 ph ' '...L....L .L ...QQ ' l Auburn BV: Southbridge Northbridge 5 'fz Southbridge Bartlett 5 Vz Southbridge Bay Path 3 Soulhbridge Marianhill 1 Soulhbridge Prouty 4 Southbridge Grafton 0 Southbridge Bay Path 3 Southbridge Marianhill 1 Scuthbridge Bartlett JV: Southbridge Tanlasqua JV: Southbridge Northbridge 7 Southbridge Shrewsbury 7 Southbridge Prouty 6 Vx Snuthbridge St. Peter's 6 Southbridge Tantasqua Z Southbridge Sl. Peter's 7 Southbridge Auburn 8 Southbridge Shrewsbury B Sourhbridge Season: 9 wins 10 Losses .NL-'-T -Q , ' r- A A Zn, Q 4 ' r is ' ss, ' uf? ' 4,-WV, ' .nn 4.. 4. I - Coach Dennis Desroches, P. DiGregorio, M. Carton, I. Pontbriand, JM' . ,sg 1' '.,.Lf1F'.', -' -'flint I 'ff f. ff .' ': 4. A ff' .,,mg'v' ', '4 WJWQJ' 1, -1 . . .I we fr' , . Q? 17 - - F- - 5- Simonelli, R. Athanas, W. Dilfeclerico and C Chase 4 ,lf . s. 2 .:,,:, -BH Q-. ' t i ' , qiUNEFp,. ii 4 . -I N- X1 S 1, Q It N 1 13l1 f is gi . lu N ' , A 'q4A I ' -'l x V 1 . ,h h With four starters returning from last vear's fine 13 and 7 campaign, hopes ran high as the Pioneers launched their 1073-74 hoop season. Back again were Seniors Scott Butler, David Lacasse and Scott Varin tall '72 - '73 startersl, and Eliot Peters last vear's spot starter. Add to the above Iuniors Mike Aucoin and Paul La- Coste and the Pioneers seemed to have a solid nucleus. Mysteriouslv our hoopsters never did put it all together, however, and wound up with but o wins in 19 games. W7y-sad., -P' Pioneer Basketball AS ,iq vw re f v f 'E' fl . I 1 V' V -QQV A ., -4 . V di- vulvrz I . V. V . 1 ' K,',- 5 ' ., . ,gg 1-. 2' ' ' --.' ' . - ' 5 ..v.,, WF? V -. t 101 Tim .N qua -- . A i P .sl 1 . l - ' . N. . L i? 'B ' fi' . 3 in Q --4 -- ' f V A X - 3 b , is Q 3? Varsity + 'f' . 'Y' 'E K .UIHBHII1 s 3245s Kneeling: P. LaCoste, E. Peters, M. Carron, S. D. Lacasse, P. Molina, M. Aucoin, J. Pont- Curboy, Captain S. Butler and S. Negip. 'briand, S. Varin, D. Lafleclie and Manager Standing: Coach Walter Cosk, P. Bianchette, John Daniels. 100' i SHS VARSITY OPP. 58 Shrewsburv o2 50 Marianhill 59 51 Oxford 53 59 Algonquin 70 48 Gardner 59 66 Bav Path 49 39 Notre Dame . oO 87 Tantasqua 45 65 Auburn 73 46 Bav Path 37 58 Notre Dame 78 53 Bartlett 85 57 Tantasqua oO 78 Leominster 74 OZ Marianhill 79 57 Bartlett 79 73 Auburn oO 54 Gardner 78 78x David Prouty 70 Season: 6 Wins 1.3 Losses iii:- RSiMs?fT:5iX -1:f1:1g,1.h:eg5- : , -,.,.. -. A-:S Q-J -'-' --- .-:Ev U SHS j.V.'S OPP. 41 Shrewsbury 36 o4 Marianhill .31 30 Oxford 37 48 Algonquin 54 43 Gardner 63 45 Bay Path 31 37 Notre Dame 31 35 Tantasqua 39 5o Auburn 39 03 Bay Path 27 40 Notre Dame 47 34 - Bartlett 52 o7 Tantasqua 61 29 Leominster 56 49 Marianhill 26 45 Bartlett 43 52 Auburn 49 40 Gardner 49 Season: 10 Wins 8 Losses 'Sub Junior Varsity 35 i - 1st ROW: R. Taylor, S. Power, S. Austin, J. Ciovanello, T. Santelli, j. Schuck, I. Kirk, M. Ayers and D. Riel. 2nd Row: Coach Ronald Montignypj. Molina and Manager A. Segarra. 101 9 . 6 ... Q 6 lg A gl , . f-.' i. .ff ' 7 ' 7 L ' 'IT 'fff- ' vw- -1.-. N Y., W 71 ,W 'L:: ,I A.AW . A,. ,,,: 5 I 1 I ' XJ9'z? -M wi 2 - ' if Wi, - A- 'G+ W ft S ',1 ,gl f '1. . if 'E A E, QQ' , -f1 ' ls-l33:a' '.2 11.z'.':f fic! I ' ' :ffm T,Af.pg3:'.-,413A2f:.g , I Z1 2 . . f 1-551,31 - I A ,.,.f' . msg , A EQ ,, vf:'l,,11. -1 X 'v-. V-,A ' 1 . f ,A-'A A PJ ' n .- 1 ' 'li ' 6 YZ' I X , A1f-4 . gf 1., , , az 4' -'ir '- T 3 ' m su j ' E 2 ,. 1 1 Fl 5 5 , - 1-.., X nnmum n 2 ng, 5 1 1 Ei x . ' R 1 5 E , 4 . 'AJ F ' aa, X x 5 Y a if-sw. v M Q 4 J 'W .Lf 4 Ng iw, '- s if ' . x v a i V vi V A , . H f f fa-1' 5 4- ' ' E f x H0 , f I lv I .1 , 'eg . i 4 P . , QW I ' ve if X F JE 1 V. ' . 443217 VT , 74 4 se4'llH 2 f x, 'f f 'x -- f Q - etlxi gggif 3 Q 0 Q -' he xx ' 1 4 ffl sf f ' A ' 'I- I -1' . 41,1' xv 4 , -4. ..- .Y jg, A 3- ' ' in ' .- BYU ' A ,. . - lf? - Q- 1 3244 W Wim. 1 I . X '. ., hll I, 3 v . x,V3 X . J- ki- 4 Q-u Q .Z if .. - Freshman SHS FROSH 43 Marianhill 44 Oxford 21 Shephard Hill 20 Bay Path 25 Holy Name 28 Bartlett 38 Tantasqua 41 Auburn Z9 Holy Name 54 Shephard Hill 28 Bartlett 32 Tantasqua 43 Marianhill 34 Auburn 44 Bay Path Season: 8 Wins 7 Losses OPP. 45 36 30 34 53 30 36 39 42. 32 35 27 34 48 40 v F H ! 1 l lst Row: J. Kirk, W. Rewinski, R. Poirier, j. .-Xilen, lx. Dupuis, N, lxollnos, D. Iarqu1mo.L,. Molina, I. Pena, L. Stranclrowicz and T. Peterson anClCoachjames Kane. Ethier. 2nd Row: Manager P. Dunphy, D. , 1 , ' Pioneerette Basketball Kneeling: D. Ouellette, Tri-Captains C. Nault, I. St. Laur- Eleanor Tremblay, C. Caouette, S. Peters, I. St. Laurent, S ent, M. Smith, and L. Corbitt. Standing: Head Coach Miss Brousseau, C. Cesolini and Manager E. Berard. r , ,V mm iz f 1 'I 5 f N. X Q! I X A I ' -.,- 4 .K :ix 5 . 'f 1 5 . E I 'lh' 3 I il-X - x., 'Z I gigfglzv ': .l l l K 5 l P aier 1 - J S : M M X , 1 .X M 'Q 5 - N C , 1. ff- ' . M. FQ 2 . - .0 9' f 1 x X Q. xx. I , fn 104 - -,...le..L. ':- . Coach Ellie Tremblay's Pioneerettes, led by Senior Tri-Captains Ceece Nault, Marilyn Smith and Jackie St. Laurent, racked up 16 wins on their way to SHS's most impressive girls basketball season ever. Their fine 16-1 record was compiled with probably the best balanced team in SHS history. The team's year end stats proved they played the game at both ends of the court. , ' As a team they averaged 53 points per game while holding their oppo- nents to just 34. Individually super-Soph Sue Peters and Jackie St. Laurent led the scoring with 20 and 17 points per game respectively. Sophomore Janice St. Laurent also scored well averaging 8 points per game. The Pi- oneerettes were a strong rebounding team also as Sue Peters and Janice St. Laurent led the team with 14 and 11 rebounds per game averages. Jackie St. Laurent averaged 9 caroms and Junior Lisa Corbitt wasn't far behind with B. . A highlight of the early season was a 64-52 conquest of Holy Name, stopping that team's consecutive win streak at 35, Victories over the Sutton Suzies, Oxford, and cross-town rival Marianhill continued our momen- tum through mid-season. Our 49-34 win over Auburn near the end of the season gave us the Border Conference Crown. - Others contributing to the team's success were Junior Debbie Ouellette, Sophomores Cheryl Caouette and Cheryl Cesolini, and surprising newcom- er Freshman Sheri Brousseau. The team's terrific record easily qualified them to play in the District 3 Girls Basketball Tournament. 1.1.3, ,..,, I ,, ,, , '-V- 7 -.K 5 sv - 4 I Southbridge Marianhill 36 Southbridge Sutton 31 Southbridge Holy Name 52 Southbridge Oxford 44 Southbridge Douglas 59 lOTl Southbridge Bay Path Z1 Southbridge Bartlett 30 I Southbridge Auburn 23 Southbridge THHYGSQUB 45 I Southbridge Bay Path 41 g Southbridge Si- Marys 38 Southbridge Bartlett Z6 Southbridge Tantasqua 33 Southbridge Auburn 34 Southbridge Marianhill 35 Southbridge Sf- Mary'S 32 V Southbridge Quaboag 33 - Season: 16 Wins 1 Loss Z . 105 f fes, ,Q s aw I, 'Y' 7 2 - N! NY E! I ,P V jeiix iff' 'jx . If 'lllit 51,1 akffs , iff 205.3 aag, xx ,VZ X ' f i 15' avi ' 1 6 gl E 05 1 i sei - -1-'L ' Y J ., X Flgkww - 11 .J 1 J I ' J C Close victories over neighboring Bay Path Regional by scores of 16-11 and 14-13, and an exci- ting 10-9 win over arch-rival Bartlett High School highlighted the girls junior Varsity season under first-year coach Miss Del Larkin. A' Pl f ,Q ' v 598 'vi 5 ! ,X is '-- M -w ,, .1 !- Bess if Qzwl lv 'uttflfr Be se E Szolusha 5 Stone T Kadziewicz, P. Lavigne C Owens andM Proulx. Girls Junior Varsity . ff Q,- i 1 The 1973-74 SHS sports scene saw the addition of hockey to its intra-scholastic athletic schedule. Icing the puck , slashing , hat trick , high-sticking , crease , and game misconduct were some of the new and exciting expressions echoing through our halls and classrooms. The first year vice squad under Head Coach Pete Hapgood and Assistant Coach Joe Capillo competed in the South County Hockey League which played all of its games at the Webster Square Rink in Worcester. 'sax 0 1 x .1 Pioneer Hockey We Q31 , 1 -' 4' x V N. 0850!-' ,- -'.cKEY STIC I 11 ' -v' I l E+ 5 Qkgmmgn-A Vx'!'K: Our first hockey team's captain was Senior Greg Tucci. Alternate captains were Seniors Bill Gajewski and Bruce Ioy, and Iunior Jack Power. Top offensive threats were Tucci and Senior Rich Lees who each scored hat tricks Q3 goals in 1 gamel during the season. Greg's came against Blackstone Valley in the team's first win of the season, while Rich scored his against Millbury High School. One of the highlights of the year was an B-4 win over a faculty all-star team at mid-season. lt was generally agreed that the Pioners had the best goalie in the league in Bruce joy. Other outstanding defenders were Rick Earls, Bill Petro, Bob Pickarski and Steve Metras. Other Seniors on the squad were Bill Diliederico, Barry Iozzo, Mike Checka and Mike Lataille. The desire, hustle and enthusiasm of this our first hockey team laid a great founda- tion for the future. ,Q . ss.- P , 5: f . Y W .9 Q5 4 6354 33552, mega W Qt 4 SAW!! Qpliu, gamma, W E, l if- fir' , sz ha. s. is Ni lst Row: P. Larochelle, M. Checka, M. Richards, W. Di- C. Tucci, B. lov and B. lozzo. 3rd Row: S. Metras, La- Federico, W. Caiewski, R. Poirier and R. Pickarski. 2nd taille, D. Gregoire, I. Marino, I. Power and Head Coach Row Manager R. Mason, W. Petro, R. LeBoeuf, Earls, Pete Hapgood. 110 I r, .- n . . , Rfff' W W .4 I 5 ei .. r , Q .k...V':--. 5..- . V, A .ae - w N ' .49 . M.. , .- . -f-,.,:,t f U war... .L J'-ILT. 15' T . X tu 5 KT' Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridge Southhridge Southbridge Southbridge Southbridgc Southbridge Southbridge Southbriclge Bay Path M illhurv Blaclxstor e Grafton Bax' Path Millhury Bay Path Grafton Blackstone M illhury Blackstone Grafton Bay Path 'jamhoreez IWin 1 Lo . O .-. , . M . at ESL Wir ' . Q' ' S ' x wxi F ' fi at sIN:zg.:1. . Q , ,. r .2-:-Z.. , A .,,.... N'-V . -z. A - N J. ,, , . ,, ,L Sea5on:ZVN'ine- TLos:-es Tre- , . - , I . 2' 1 4 If 1.47 ia Q, , i 'fin' s' P Rv Q ilia 'll .viifi if w. J' .ff N. ' ' ,Y,,,g,, ., - ' ...- -,',,,g,.'.g . fn--LII' '. l Y 1 We've Only . 'X . In a radical departure from tradition, the Class of '74 produced the first ever dinner-dance at the Pleasant Valley Country Club in Sutton. Replacing the standard prom was really the beginning of a new tradition at SHS. The fantastic success of We've Only Iust Begun has already pointed the Class of '75 in this same direction. Fabulous atmosphere, deli- cious food and good music all created lasting memories for all those who attended. sf Just Begun as ' f I so :S :F 3 RSF lay DiGregorio, Marilyn Brown, Rich Lees, Holly Taylor, Queen Nancy Mills, Peter Dargie, Donna Sarrasin, William Toye, Debbie Starr, Somchai Chungsangchantra. 116 J-'??' 9 'S Q ' s Q. 5. 7 Q-. . ek M f I 1 2 fi X ,Xi b.4. b. D . ' Nr 117 Freshman You say goodbye And I say hello Hello Hello I don't know why you say goodbye I say hello John Lennon I 118 Reception l. 1 U I W ,. V' Md 1 M W Q wi , X X , ,QA Q -qw .- :Q ,X ' . Q ' .K '. 4, L ' Qi, ' 'U Q 1 ,.....,. uw .Qi .i ., , gf 'ay-' 5 . 41 A , 3? 'rxm ? X a 'imf 9 XA 855 P B x Ck b IME The Hobhitt Dwarfs and hobbits ruled the stage during this fanciful play, The Hobbitt. The play, an enchant- ing tale of fantasy, was set in a mystical forest, where anything could and did happen. After hard work and many long hours, Mr. Dennis McManis led his little green friends to another success at SHS. K VT .., lst Row: K. Winters, K. McDonald, D. Coderre, K. Clap- jewski, H. Kiritsy, R. Riggs, C.. Mongeon and I.. jandron. perton, P. Nass, L. Long, D. Saintonge, R. Konkel, C. Four- 3rd Row: M. Metras, L. Vairo, M. Favreau, H. Cox, I. Cwray, nier and R. Konkel. 2nd Row: C. Iavert, C. Jarvis, D. Ca- N. PEt9fSOl'1,L. Lamberton and R. Athanas. 3 - I S. yi N1 15:1 H . 1 ,G :Q If R Ii .2-'ik ,' . . X ,. ,A 123 v 5 A . Olin 5 E- ff. , X -,.' .. , ' ,jj '-in fl -Si: V 4, --lj' I' , ,ra It v . q ' au A fifryl -aj D t I A -A ' h -.A -vj L - Q kubff' -. W- . 1 , . - 1. 4 .v -.VM-' .- N. , 2,1 -, ,A , , i,, ,,,g ,, -. ,. -,1-ze,U1.1... . f .. X .g':-.. .. -:A-gc . D . .-QI F? It was another first for SHS students and faculty as the sun shone over Dresser Street Field on Spring Day. When the tug of war was over, you could say the losing team's name was rnud. However, it would have taken axlot more than mud to dampen the spirit of those attending what hopefully will be the annual Spring Day. The Field ls Wound M dw F , 1 , ' ' wh, Y-In , ,., 1 K ' x 'fs' Q --vi --atm' .vjc'!'fsj X '- x Q,1'fy:g,-- 1 if -V Blu - THe Cfass Has Riz Spring Day u.. ..- 0. 3' I , 3354:-:Z H531 Wv M .129 ...1 1 .pry Q- K 5 ' ' 'Q vf im 1 'Tw ,- 4- iff , - ff'i'f 'F , 7 -'W' 7 ' 1 MES, f ,xi Q -Wg1z15,1fJ4?4ff4 - 'nv ., 4 xx 11 , Q .- ' .c',. X ,. ax N, V' .fi Ur r -, 4 --.K ',, 1. ,fo , . . a 5 .av I, 1 5 I A? .X,.+ v J 'V fn A fu 5 51 ,iv . -A-.1 .- , 'D -- f- V- ,I - A - w , . 4' ' ' ' ,4 ,.,.--1 r , 5 ' -uf - -f,:Jqv.-ww 1. ,A ,' 'N abr- , .-H, . ,5., - .felkuyib '- . 4..' , Q ay 'f ' . 4 I. ' . .I , 4, V l.,-1 . 4 , - , 1 ,1 .- . 'xyfv , .5 ' - L-, '. ,g.t , ,.,- W, 1.3 1 ' 5 . - 'mlm , ,US V' ' ',..'vY .Q ,hr 'f,l- .ugr . -fl-1 , 'fu ,Aww 4,5 ' p -., ,v-'x.fE9 y 1 ,., .of ,iv U a'gKs.'- P .1 0.1.1 In' ' N V X. und A I - 'TES' I WG w Spring 1 Has . w, , Sprung -if-L :!lg:f55zf' ...-,--j ' .. ef- ' . f L--, f-.,--has-,.,Q,. A , , i fd - ,Y-A511 . 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' --, - ' .7 ff ' . lv' . 9 3 A Bring Your Sneakers and Your Duds . Q. '11 l z, . . L.-r X A XXXM 'lt , , 4 -3-,Q ' 1 '7 ' 1 . f T R r X A4' 3 ,W 43 , y of-s 29 qv ,- f .- . . .4 0' -N Y - ' . 7 f'-f-,:,2'1f2Zf' f ff v. f ..i, . ,, ,t V U. ,. ......-......, . -if ,f, 'o,-:-fc : Q.--:rw --4. skfwfif. 'ef-55172-:':1v.-.'. .-5 15' 1-:of-Y... -. ' gffauf-:,.-:I-?,.: . ....... - ' -159' -1- Q.---v-, .... f r-I ':v:1'2'c'1:.i..L6w1- --an-f f--- . A-nv: 1 f I V N MQ, H, I 1 , ., 5:11, ,..----- A .515 V sf f- - . Y ?'9 L'Zl++h V ' ff' -H-,- - ' f., .., :,v I :p..J-,,+,. I M: - f 1 bf ' . ' . A y ' . ' ' . .. fu , :u.f4+1+: a f -+-......,,.-- L au. 1 4 f - Vw 4 i Q-rv , 5fe 9f'11 ' +--................. -' --- '.,.,,m.1' 'qu i .-. : z.a.,f4' . ' '. f,'1':'ah we ..-'11,--. .. V- lu , -- . ' 4 ', . 1 l 1, f-,yi-Q . ,, Q U' ts, X run 1 JL NAXNFT 4 l 1 M: Ji Ak. We'l1 Provide the Franks And Suds W '.. PV if r, -r ' , . -4 1 'E , 1.-f .4 . You Were Born OH The SHS auditorium ablaze with fiery meteors, various constellations and other astronomical wonders was the setting for the comedy You Were Born on a Rotten Day. The play, a take-off on astrology, proved to be another successful play directed by Mr. McManis. The cast, proving their efforts at rehearsals to be worthwhile, all turned out to be brilliant stars. The lead role of the great Ptolemy was played by Hugh Cox and he, along with the entire cast, did a fantastic job. 130 Rotten Day 1-- T: 4 x Nfgx 131 fix , P' y .xx 'f -3 Kneeling: P, Nass, M. Czyzewski, D. Bentley, L. ard, D, Nadeau, D. Coderre, H. Cox, P. Roy, E. Baldy- Ramsdell, M. Billis, D. LeBlanc, D. Bernard, K. Dwyer, ga, M. Pavreau, and P. Hoyt. Back: I. Gray, B. Desro- R. Riggs, and P. Boudreau. Middle: C. Mongeon, D. Sier, W. Thompson, R. Corriveau, H. Gendreau, M. Kaitbenski, E. Henault, I. St. Laurent, B. Lippe, E. Ber- Cecere, and I. Tavernier. l ln.. 132 fm ---Y - --xx. v-SIREN VD 1 F 7: vig. 1212 1. N-f 'n Q 5. 1 , . G'- 1,11- 1 Rai 'Cx J BT v f 3 1 L- 4 ful ,Tg 5' - . . 't . ,lg Lips ww? 4x s' .fa A A ' . ,. , Q. , .W xg- .,g. - 1 . .L ,. ... f sf, Aka: ,-v Ad '- -n 4 . - g I MA I F93 KMQY, , A :SESS-? -X ,vi NX N. fx 5 wr. X W! al 3 . -lf, xr X.X al , xy . 555 Q Wh. ..'Ssx5Ni 1 5- x 2 v- A s-f - , 'i:3?+., 19 'ff r .f:, , 3 2--uf li ,. , '4 ,V . r .133 M-I' I if A1 he .4 W, 14 .psifizk W' 1l'f ,-1 ff , 3 1 Lf 1 l I A rg.3'w lk-15 4 K Linh: D . ryeffr B I , i HD 0 ix lA..ie..,.. f 'I. The opening number of our annual VN'inter Concert was Sunny Days. This proved an appropriate tune considering the concert was postponed twice. Though the weather outside was Cold, the enthu- Christmas G Il C S I' siasm inside was not. Time and time again the audience responded warmly to the variety of music performed. As the last songs were sung and the Final tunes played, the crowd left knowing that it had been worth the wait, lt was by far one of the most successful concerts at SHS ever. I . -I r A .. FA R Ing ........--- -.-QQ ' 'RK . ' sf ' .44 . s S I Nx A fl lg1ff? : X - , If 1 A , .4 1 9 5 : 2 I - ' 1 w wf . . , . , , X K ' 1 - ,- . - f , , : ,31 N. di Y N' I Ak 1 la 3' 'I H '21-AS: xx? if-1 'mar S uggsug gigwg W U Wlllilllll' ' , , - . K , l : x Q W Mg. xx. - Y M Q . A J .4 :gi k HQ- L I n ' L . ,Q m - -'T xii 'cf N xx J 3 FQNQETS2 ,., FW? ' A I B B B 3 ,X -9 N 2 '15 ww 3 New 1 :Lf x..' mg gg 'N ' Ax- ----- w 1? -G-H---- 'T..-..f ' ...- 1.-f t'.:,., -.- .ug----f-M- ' ,, -1- . fc '::,,,,,,,1.'f.f...w:m1L.gs1 ?ll'f ',,,-u-n-.Q-and V V-W., .Al .url vil- .va-ui m , E253 5 TE ? as -'3 '3'5'1g.iiT ' . ' 9 f :::.:-:Ps -fy-W-f-ri P- , . ' ' H V , 1 .. .. g I' H f X ' ,hz 3 , - X , I K 4 ., 1 ,-1 V. Y ' 5 J y f , Y... if 1 Q. gv4jfjg:4 jQ ., V ' Q f ' A:, A ' W 1 3 ' i' mi 'x ti' , ,, 5' f 1 ' fl 41 9 A -, -' X ' , , X XJ' M 1 ir .PN Ill l . 'X 'yeyg . -M sg, ' 113 X r . -- :2 is 5. I 2 Q ,. gl 1 sh YYAAR. ',:gf,.'. ,arf 5 . ,.x, .. Q Sv' fl' 'C' 1 : H -5? ky, Q 3 1 .543 3 'ggiwgff 551141: Winter Carnival -. me Mwst 1974 , D.A.'s and pony tails were right in style at SHS for the third annual Winter Carnival. The theme was 5O's - The Happy Days and the only thing exceeding the enthusiasm was the flow of grease in the men's room. The activities were numerous and included Basketball, Volleyball, Pie Eating Contest, Staring Contest, Tricycle Race, Photography Contest, Poster Contest, Class Sing, Theme, and Murals just to mention a few. The final event of the concert was a dance featuring Run Dry where junior loan Mills was crowned Queen. Her court included Marina Billis, Rita Costanzi, Robyn Riggs and Sherri Brousseau. After all of the awards were given the final carnival results were announced with the Senior Class finishing first followed closely by the juniors, Freshman and Sophomores. 143 Q 4 Q' 5 -Q o . I 1 ' ' s. - ' .. . X -s 'x , fx ...Q -L if . Q x On Thursday, January 1O,1974, U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy was greeted with a standing ovation by about 750 students, teachers, school officials and members of the school committee on hand for the assembly. Mr. Desroches introduced Student Council Presdent Scott Butler who in turn introduced Senator Kennedy to the SHS community as one of America's most distinguishec public speakers. The Senator lived up to that billing as he discarded his prepared address, and spoke extemporaneously for about 30 minutes. The Kennedy style of delivery, always smooth - the quick humor, sometimes self-deprecating - was thoroughtly enjoyed by all. Senator Kennedy was not alone at winning the hearts of the SHS student body, as he introduced his nephew, Joseph P. Kennedy III, son of the late Senator Robert Kennedy. When those assembled roared their approval, the Senator waved his hands to stop the applause and said, Hey, you've given him a bigger hand than you gave me. Much laughter greeted the Kennedy wit. The Senator's address touched on subjects from capital punishment, to Watergate, the energy crisis and whether President Nixon should re- main in office. In response to a student question of whether he would be a Presidential candidate in '76, he replied he had no politi- cal plans other than seeking re-election to the United States Senate. Q M 4 , N' 232 , Q yi , . Kkn .g..,xf. . . i f ' Q f .I Y i11ir:,f ' f' Q' ai 2133- - . 5 , .1741 5,4 I 7 K S L' , -- .,,, ,.,,....:::-L :I-eg, ..... 5: - 1 - I .ff ef I '2 5' Senator Kennedy noted that young people h been at the forefront of reform since the early 196O's. He said it was the young who sensitized American political leaders to the mistakes made in South Vietnam, and who led the nation to begin cleaning its environment. Following his speech, he asked questions of the student audience, which they answered with a show of hands. His poll related to critical national issues such as the energy crisis and President Nixon's impeachment. Though most favored impeachment or resigna tion, the Senator indicated he preferred waiting for the report of the House judiciary Committee and its recommendations. After completely captivating the SHS student body, Senator Kennedy wound up his stay her with a private conference with the Milestone Yearbook Staff. The'word charisma has often been used to describe various members of the Kennedy family. After the Senator's brief stay with us, it was quite obvious why. '2- U I 7 2 :' it .Q , z i Nl li U 4' iii , . I EN i24 9 The Southbridge High School Band What would you think if I twirled out of tune, Would you stand up and Walk out on me. Lend me your ears and I'll play you a song and I'll try not to play Out of key. Oh, I get by with a little Help from my friends. Going to try with a little Help from my friends. I get high with alittle Help from rny friends. lst Row: B. Desrosier, B. Kangas, R. I.eBoeuf, I. Bundeff, and I. Cray. 2nd Row: S Savage, A. Gallipeau, D. Tremblay, L. Perron, and W. Rewinski, 3rd Row: S. Osimo C. Marcotte, and M. Favreau. 4th Row: C. Luchini, Z. Kowalski, B. Cavanaugh, A Segarra, and M. Beaupre. 148 And Majorettese . , . - Y J- - Q-J..- Q, . 9 . ' .K , , X , Kneeling: N. Wedge, C. Ramsdell, and C. Pion. Standing: D. Gagnon, P. Boudreau, L. Pont briand, M. Perry, I. McGrath, H. Kiritsy, and M. Nass. lst Row: Z. Kowalski, B. Kangas, and C. Luchini. 2nd Row: I. Gray, L. Perron, and M. Beaupre. 3rd Row: C. Lachance, W. Gajewski, D. Ashe, W. Rewinski, D. Tremblay, I. Remi- an, and C. Kollios. Q 149 - , . , ,... . Varsity Cheerleaders N 3. ff ,Y ,qs Kneeling: L. Ramsdell, K. Santelli, L. Mathieu, P. Sarrasin, A. Costa, and I. Venie. Standing: I. Theodoss P. Puracchio, Co-Captains L. Bachand and L. Barth, L. Gaudette, and R. Santelli. 150 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Front: L. Miller. Rear: B. Cavan augh, K. Pickarski, P. Champeau M. Morrill, M. Vasil, I. Theodoss N. Boyle, M. Roy, and K Cajewski. Girls Glee Club lst Row: M. Gendron, S. Graf, S. Porter, G. Ferron, K. Munroe. 2nd Row: M. Rewin- ski, K. Mroczkowski, N. Boyle, T. Kadziewicz, L. Brown, M. Santelli. 3rd Row: K. Clapperton, M. Vasil, D. George, K. Gajewski, G. Lan- glois, K. Fontaine. 4th Row: I. Benoit, P. Puracchio, T. Dionne, K. O'Brien, P. La- vigne. ssh Row: E. Agathan- gelakis, 5. Peters, M. Morrill, I. Theodoss, L. Mathieu, D. Piche, T. Kowalewski, I. Plouffe, C. Cesolini. Girls Choir T. Dionne, K. O'Brien, T. Kowalewski, G. Ferron, E. Berard, S. Porter, N. Pelletier, L. Brown, M. Gendron, K. Munroe, and T. Kaclziewicz. Troubaclour K. MacKinnon, H. Kiritsy, M. Ciukaj, L. Capillo, K. Kaitben- ski, M. DiGregorio, D. Cod- erre, K. Pion, R. Belanger, P. Nass, I. Mathieu, M. Smith, D. Nadeau, S. Stone, 5. Fitz- gibbons, E. Baldyga, D. Trem- blay, D. Young, P. Chasse, A. Bergman, G. Remian, E. Ber- arcl, N. Pelletier, C. LaCl1ance, I. Olson, S. Bouvier, C. Beaucl- ry, C. Kollios, M. Dobson, M. Favreau, M. Morin, H. Cox, M. Belanger, M. Christman, I Daniels, L. Vairo, and P LaCoste. Medic al Careers Club C. Santos, K. Clapperton, N. Wedge, M. Czyzewski, N. Desaulniers, D. Bernard, and M.Nass. Ski Club lst Row: N. Wedge, E. Hen- ault, S. Grzembski, L. Seremet, D. George, B. Cavanaugh, N. Boyle, and K. Pickarski. 2nd Row: D. Ouelette, I. McGrath, C. Kollios, L. Kuch, K. Clap- perton, D. Roy, B. Prokos, M. Morrill, K. Gajewski, L. Mil- ler, and M. Goodwin. 3rd Row:-L. Perron, M. Belanger, M. Christman, M. Favreau, N. Kollios, and W. Gajewski. Pep Club lst Row: I. Iozzo, D. Vacher, L. Dadalt, G. Perron, B. Ca- vanaugh, P. Champeau, T. Dionne, N. Boyle, G. Langlois, C. Shanbaum, S. Porter, and M. Richard. 2nd Row: K. Pickarski, L. Lavallee, L. Sere- met, D. George, T. Stewart, S. Grzembski, K. Kincman, K. Gajewski, D. Besse, K. Dwyer, and K. Munroe. 3rd Row: I. Plouffe, B. Prokos, L. Du- quette, J. Lemoine, S. King, G. Prey, K. LeBlanc, P. Archam- beault, M. Poulin, and V. Vigi- lante. 4th Row: A. Lafettiete, D. Kulis, M. Meredith, L. Lemelin, L. Lamberton, T. Lazo, and G. Owens. sth Row: S. Pontbriand, D. Roy, B. Authier, L. Miller, S. Bruso, S. Paul, K. Luce, J. Kwiatkowski, and C. Beaudry. 6th Row: D. Anderson, G. LeBlanc, M. Goodwin, C. Clapperton, B. Voloka, C. Lachapelle, C. San- tos, T. Kadziewicz, K. Tersa, and M. Morrill. National Honor Society E. Berarcl, C. LaChance, D. Kaitbenski, N. Pelletier, D. Tremblay, I. Cliasse, L Per- ron, E. Peters, S. Butler, D. Anderson, and J. Remian. Student Council 1st Row: S. Porter, T. Lazo, D LeBlanc, I. Chasse, D. Marino T. Wallcowiak, and M. Billis 2nd Row: Advisor Mr. Larson B. Foley, B. Galli, H. Kiritsy and I. Mills. 3rd Row: B. Pien ta, D. Tremblay, S. Butler, I Remian, P. LaCoste, M. Mor- rill, and W. Gajewslci. Future Teachers C. LaChance, D. Nichols, D Tremblay, N. Pelletier, J Plouffe, D. Kaitbenski, L Lemmelin, C. Beaudry, and K Munroe. Varsity Math Team 1st Row: D. Bernard, I. Remi- an, and G. Remian. 2nd Row: S. Breen, Advisor Mr. Sever- ance, R. St. Martin, and A. Bergman. 3rd Row: B. Pienta, D. Anderson, G. Mongeon, D Nadeau, and I.. A. Starr. Concessions D. Bentley, D. Coderre, D. Young, D. Nichols, M. Smith, G. Mongeon, C. LaChance, I. Champeau, L. Perron, E. Ber- ard, D. Tremblay, and R. Belanger. Prom Committee D. Young, D. Kaitbenski, M. Smith, M. Sandgren, D. Ni- chols, D. Tremblay, E. Berard, C. I.aChance, D. Bentley, and D. Coderre. Thes pians G. Mongeon, L. Vairo, D Coderre, M. Favreau, and E Balclyga. Drama Club M. Belanger, L. Vairo, G. Mongeon, M. Favreau, R. Riggs, H. Cox, D. Bentley, B. Lippe, K. Dwyer, E. Balclyga, D. Coderre, E. Nass, D. Ber- nard, D. Nadeau, and H. Kiritsy. Chess Club C D. Anderson, M. Belanger, C. Luchini, C. Mongeon, R. Dusza, Advisor Mr. Kruczek, and B. Pienta. Yearbook Editorial Staff M. Smith, M. Sandgren, D. Fitzgibbons, D. Young, I. Remian, D. Nichols, B. Lippe, G. LeBlanc, D. Bernard, and D. Coderre. Library Club L. Vetter, D. Plouffe, D. Ber- nard, A. Kalis, I. Benoit, A. Kulas, C. Matte, and A. Laferriere Art Club B. Desrosier, M. Provost, Ad- visor Miss Edwards, R. Morin, P. LaCl'1ance, D. Lazo, K. Pick- arski, M. Tetreault, E. Laval- lee, D. Anderson, D. Lacasse, I. Anderson, P. Capistrand, T. Dionne, E. Szolusha, L. Lam- berton, D. Mercier, L. Lemme- lin, L. Miller, L. Najaf, S. Crzembski, A. Morin, I. Cip- rari, D. Young, L. Perron, and H. Cox. O 161 163 166 5 A ' fx .xx :. A . -3' . , ,.. , 5,1 gift- .,,. 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