Tantasqua Regional High School - Tantasquan Yearbook (Sturbridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1959 volume:

.. 1 '7 QLZQ '6 'Me 7 Swhcd9e 7cwfcwga4 Scdood I 9? 0 H . II, LU. .L .A R. , .- ADMINIS T RA T I ON v fy, 1 '4 Massachusetts' own native son, Horace Mann, educator of world renown, in T840 asked the following question: Are the young people in our schools being educated in reference to themselves and their private interests only, or with regard to the great social duties and responsibilities that they will take on in adult life? More than a hundred years later, people are still asking the same question. The answer is that it should be neither all one nor all the other but a combination of the two. The pur- pose of education is to help you personally to live a satisfying and happy life of your own, but it is also iust as much its purpose to help you to mature in your responsi- bility for cooperative, understanding citizenship, and to realize our absolute de- pendence upon each other. WALTER E. SCOTT Superintendent-Principal WILLIAM A. JULIEN Director of Guidance ROBERT E. BRUCE ,.,. Administrative Assistant 4-, BURTON G. MacARTHUR Administrative Assistant Physical Education and Athletics Director Offwe Staff 45,2 DORIS A. LAUGHLIN VERNA H. PROSL GLORIA C. CIUKAJ ,-- f' CAROLYN A. PELOQUIN MARY M. GALONEK V .-A-. ' QA ff, Q, Q- uv 47 'Q . K. , . ,YK A 1 1,v - ., 6,15 . . , ,fu ,hit f Q , , Q xv! ,r.e,, N A ,- fr,L,g. l . 9 - 5 an. ' . wg V., M , . v' ,-Q-?t,.,.u,.Yr. I .. N bf , ..- Q LJ,-Q..'r..,V VI' . ' 54-ra ' - . if FACULTY EDWARD AHERN B S in Ed Westfield State Teachers Col lege Springfield College Junior High Mathematics and Science FRANCIS J BANSFIELD Manhattan College BS Worcester State Teachers College, M.Ed., Graduate Work at Boston University, Framingham State Teachers College, Westfield State Teach- ers College, Driver Education Instructor, Attendance Officer, Basketball Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach. EVERETT O. BRITTON Bridgewater State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed., Boston University, Ed.M., Head ot Mathematics and Science Department. EDWARD B. BZDULA Boston University, B.S. in Ed., Ed.M., Chairman, Business Education Depart- ment, Director, Adult Education, Faculty Business Manager, Executive Board, Tan- tasqua Teachers Association. MARY T. BZDULA Boston University, College of Practical Arts and Letters, B.S. in Ed., Business Ed- ucation Department, Senior Class Advisor, School Registers, Business Education Club, Advisor. MARJORlE F. CAMPBELL Bridgewater State Teachers College, B.S. Ed., Columbia, Simmons, Librarian, Li- brary Service Club, Advisor, Assembly Committee. 1. . 1 ' 4 a 4 M. ,vw ff- ! 7 f 1 f 4' A 1 aw 4 , 4' 4 4, V, if 0' fi? if 4? A a f ff 's lay Q' 1' Q . U ..,,x a 5 X X X - . A s 1 W 441'-zww, ' 'inn .gk W., x ,aff-:VFW ' Z, 1 136 3 IA ff? 2 +9 QW 1.41. V , ' : is 4 n ,J fr, .K 3 W 1 x 1' 1. y .1 5.0 . QAM' 1 3 Kc fi K! 3 AMW ,W Q' 1 A a-5 V M 1' gsm. V i i 1. 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ROBERT EDWARD MAROTTA Tufts University, B.A., Boston University, Candidate, M.A., Teacher of English and Social Studies, Track Coach, Archery Club, T.T.A. Program Chairman. JAMES W. MCCOMISKEY, JR. Dartmouth College, Boston University, A.B., Yearbook Advisor, Junior Class Ad- visor, English and History. ARTHUR J. MULRAIN Fitchburg State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed., Graduate Work at Worcester State Teachers College, Industrial Arts. RICHARD G. MURCH Gorham State Teachers College, B.S. Ed., Industrial Arts Instructor. 1 , . .Jw -.4 N .5 Q0 ,I .f N-,www-aww.,,, .,,,, , . 2 T . - , EA A, Ov M A ,iff ' I 7 KWH? it ' 1? Y X 1 'za 3' a ii' gm A I :J ' v i :ij 1 ,7 E . W 1, 5 L L1 4 R' E? 1 't ' 5 5? 'Q ' M ? 1'i5' V it ' mf' 4 97,5 1 ' f I vi LJ ,IA qw 1 ' ' , ik' ,,fi31U ,WA W my -W ,. 9- wf . .,, ' .1 f .gi b J ,L .Ag r J ff 1' 4, 4A z.,7N, . 14, . fr . Q ,,, M 'V of em, kia? 1 .pw 1, YM 1 .,,. 4 ,T ,K ! ,:w.Z,, -Um.,-'V j'i3fe W Q 73 3 , ,gf A Q- , .- .i X Q X fr xs V I 1 ERNEST WOODCOCK Boston University, A.A., BA., Class Ad- visor, Seventh Grade, Junior High Eng- lish and Social Studies. JOYCE REOPEL ZABARSKY School of Worcester Art Museum, Yale Norfolk Summer Art School, Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Arts, Oxford University, The Kinnicutt Fellowship for Foreign Study, 1953-1954, Art Depart- ment. 'fl x , Luk NlELVlN ZABARSKY School of the Worcester Art Museum, Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Arts, Oxford University, College of Fine Arts, Boston University, Art Department. !0 Sf I 2 x 1 'Q -6 if I 22 - 'ff is f'51kX 4 1' J 4 K I Q 1 aj .g.p ,' ' N 'N ,. A was , x XJ gf.: iv Q Q , Y 'mg' in 44,,,. r j I 37 3 S I ., 1 -- QSHN ,wf .K I Q SENI Z1 iv! 9 rv if fill 1-4 'J i 4 I x r I 1 SANDRA BANKS Student CoDnciI 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Drama Club -I, Glee CIub 2, 3, Nature Clsb 2, Art Club,gSecretary I, lntrarvurals I, 2, 3, 4, GRA 2,'3. 4, Chemistry Club 4. AILVI? To get married and have l1orses??? Q , Qimfxmcv BEEMAN I -Cborus Ip' ChCraIeers 3,45 Intramurals 2, 3 4, GRA 3,4 K AIM: To sing witlw Elvis Presley. . X I X I L EDWARD BENNETT Nature Club 3, 4, Sportsmen Club I, AIM: To be a millionaire. JUDITH BONIN Glee Club I, Choraleers 3, 4, Prorn Com- mittee 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, Yearbock 4, Dance Club I, 2, GRA I, 2, Dramatics Club I. AIM: To marry the richest man in the world. LORETTE BOURBEAU GRA 2, 3, 4, National Hcnor Society 4, Fu- ture Business Leaders ot America 3, Giee Club I, 2, 3, Yearbook -1, Drarvatics Club I, PISA 4. AIM, To get 'ravied and be a good vwctber PAULINE BOUTWELL GIee Club I, 2, 3 -1, Advanced Gym 3 A, Dance Club 2, 3, GRA 2, 3, A, Intrarm,ra's I, 2, 3, 4, AIM: To be a good stewardess. 'O 'S LAWRENCE BROWN Motion Picture If Advanced Gym 2, Track I, 2, Cross-Country, Manager A, Varsity Basketball Manager 4. AIM: To own the biggest construction company in the world. TONI BURTON Glee Club I, 2, 3, GRA 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, 4, Intramurals 2, AIM: To further my education at Dart- mouth College. EDWARD CALDBECK Projectionist Club Ig Advanced Gym 3. AIM: To graduate. JEAN CARLIELL Dance Club I, 2, Glee Club 25 GRA 2, 3, 45 Advanced Gym 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. AIM: To be a famous dance instructor. PAUL CARLSON Class President Ig Ninth Grade Chorus Ip Nature Club, President 31 Choraleers 3, 4, National Honor Society, Vice-President 3, Cross-Country 3, Ag Yearbook Ag Science Fair 35 District Chorus 4. SUSAN CHARTIER GRA 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. AIM: To be a nurse. -,gum 1 my SH. I --W, A V F 553975 , 'K V if Q wk.. N ,4ggg,kfQgn '- Qifkpxm 331 . fix awk ?i'l??ii-f55fm'k tf ERIC B. GUSTAFSON Advanced Gyrn 3, 4, Nature Club 2, Bas- ketball 2, 3, A, Rltle Club I, 2. AIM: To make a mllllon dollars. DIXIE HALL Record Club I, Intramurals 2, 35 Chorus I, Yearbook -1. AIM: To be a cook ln the Coast Guarcl. RICHARD HAMBORG Choraleers 2, 3, Ag Photography Club 27 Football 2, 3, Yearbook 4. AIM: To be a pro singer. JUDITH HARDER Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 GRA 2, 3, Pres- ident Ag Photography Club 'Ig Student Council 3, Yearbook 45 Prom Committee 3, 4, Class Treasurer I, Vice-President 2, Advanced Gym Club 3. AIM: To be a teacher. LINDA E, HERBERT Future Teachers Club Ig Yearbook 2, Game Clubl. AIM: To teach my own children in school. RONALD HEROUX Advanced Gym 2, 3, 4. AIM: To be a beachcomber in the South Sea Islands. CARSON HICKS Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Advanced Gym 3, 4, Aviation Club 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, Class Vice-President 3, Intra- murals 3, Dance Club I. AIM: To be one of them. MARCIA HITCHCOCK Library Service Club I, 2, 3, 4, GRA 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Junior Red Cross I, 2, Dance Committee I, 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, 4. AIM: To- be private secretary to the man on the moon. ROBERTA KEEFE GRA, Secretary I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Year- book 4, Nature Club 2, Advanced Gym 3, 4, Drama Club I, Chemistry Club 3. AIM: To ioin the Human Race. ROBERT KNIGHT Track 2, Cross-Country 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Chem- istry Club 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, 4. AIM: Don't I wish I knew it. .5 ., J Vx 'x J 'jf I V 4 I . Lp' ll. 5U L rl L 1' fic! 'f L , U f 1 L , xfl -,Lf ,J I 1 141, ,J I -i ' 0- 'f l Lu , A - I U JANETH LEAO VGRA 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Representative to Governor's Council on Youth 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3. AIM: Conquer the common cold. KENNETH LEARNED Advanced Gym 3, 4, Choraleers 3. AIM: To meet the moon men. , . .Q 'Q k , 645' 2 Q 1 if 42-FG - ,, 1 fifi t 1' QF-wr ,f .. Y' 1 .1 1, 4 'B' . , . .Q fl F1471 -4 Af iw 'iff M.. M ' I, 'I ' 2-Q6 1 .4 'fijfiif , 2 If ,Ch x , wg 'Rini f ,i , V 5 uf f. fi' A i. A EDWARD RACICOT Intramurals l, Glee Club 2, Choraleers 3, 4, Chefs' Club I, Cross-Country 3, A, Track 3, 4. AIM: To rule the world. GORDON REID Choraleers 3, A, Yearbook 4, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, 3, Travel Club I, Prom Committee 3, 4, Chemist 'Club f AIM: To own a giarytuggikmgplbt .far teen-agers. j fff f i. as X ' I 'If ,, K,-NX tfj YI If 1 it ' il, ' 'gi J L!! V ,C f I se gi XVLRJ N19 KATHALEEN ROBERTS Field Hockey 2, 3, Softball 2, 3. AIM: To be a stock car driver. MERCEDES ROBIDA Photography Club I, Home Economics Club I, Future Business Club I, Yearbook Staff I, Prom Committee 3, 4, GRA I, 2. AIM: To own a Ford. ROBERT SAVARY Jayvee Basketball I, 2, 3, Varsity Basket- ball 3, A, Intramurals 2, Cross-Country 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Nature Club 2, 3, Chess Club I, Camera Club 2, Yearbook Staff A, Prom Committee A, Science Fair 2, 3, 4. AIM: To graduate from college. ALLAN SEYMOUR Audio Visual 3, Science Fair 2, Assembly Crew 3. AIM: To o.-.n a Mercedes Benz. .F LINDA SHAW Glee Club I, 2, Choraleers 3, 4, Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Ag GRA Corresponding Secre- tary 3, 4, Photography Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Ap Dance Club 25 Guidance Office Worker 2. AIM: To graduate from college. FRANCIS SMITH Cross-Country 2, 3p Track 2, 35 Camera Club 2, Airplane Club lp Basketball 2, AIM: To become the best electrician, BARBARA SPENCE Intramurals 27 Glee Club Ig Homemaking 2, Red Cross lg Advanced Gym If Year- book 4. AIM: To be on time. CAROL STEADMAN Advanced Gym 3, 45 Senior High Glee Club 45 Dance Club Ig Record Club lp Rifle Club I, AIM: To grow two inches taller instead of two inches wider. WILLIAM TAM ga, 'I C, DRA T Y , 1-lt! L ff1J' M f I ,IJ CLD ,ft al' , JJ I KW If A41 'S ' WIILIAT, MN WHTERING :fn-ez 1'-15' BEATRICE INAITE I- '5 -'as 4 if Gas ,-: , 2, -. A A A f - . ,i,, A , ,MN C,,.,,. M. FA, 2 -1: 63+ EW J I I TRHS 'sc' 'HY ip. N, JAMES WILLIS mhtee Ag Acvanced Gyn' 3, Audio-VisuaI CI I, 2, 3. , ' AIM: To gc 'C Me mccr' v.IrIw Pet Potter ' ' DAVID VVORTI-IINGTON Ky' Bmw I, 2 3: C'CSS-CCL,'RI , -1: NBILJC CI.,I'I , I,2 AIM: IC 5111 C DAVID YATE5 TQHS ROBERT IVIUNIER sq I BasIceIIoeII 2, 3, 4, FocTbaII 4, Prom Com- H-.r i Wim? fl pgs Y We the 1959 graduatung class of Tantasqua Reguonal Hugh School beung of sound mund and body do hereby proclaum thus to be our last wull and testament To the School Commuttee we leave the plans for new addutuon so there wull be no need for holding classes un the forum To the Faculty we leave a box of kleenex because w know you are all sorry to see us go To Mr Scott we leave our reserved seats un the deten tuon hall To Mr Bruce we leave our word of honor that we wont tell other schools how hard we thought ut was here To Mr MacArthur we leave a mucrophone un case vouce lets go Sandra Banks leaves her bottle of vutamun pulls to Rose Paquette Nancy Beeman leaves her abuluty to guve oral reports to Pat Pouruer Edward Bennet leaves all the teachers to all the under classmen hopes that he can break her record Lorette Bourbeau leaves her uob un the lubrary t Georgua Dunham Paulune Boutwell leaves her book of excuses for the teachers to fugure out Larry Brown leaves hus freckles to Prusculla Mathueu hopes ut makes an even lO mulluon Tonu Burton leaves her abuluty to eat ltaluan food to some worthy Englushman Eddue Caldbeck leaves hus druvung abuluty to hus brother un hopes that he does as well Jean Carluell leaves her acrobatuc abuluty to Edna Grumes Paul Carlson leaves hus blonde haur blue eyes and cute smule to all the Junuor gurls Dont fught gurls Susan Chartuer leaves her desure that poluteness be comes contaguous Chad Chase leaves Sandra Crespo leaves her long haur to Carolyn Wads worth Alan Demetruus leaves hus good study habuts to Roger Felton 36 Judy Dowlung leaves her As to Eluzabeth Upton un case she has reason to need them Barbara Dubay leaves her seat on the bus to Nancy Baur Clark Elluot leaves hus crazy uokes for hus suster Gwen to e Nucky Faugno leaves hus love of school to anyone that loves school Joan Fountaun leaves her slow druvung habuts to Prus culla Mathueu un hopes that she wont go as slow Genevueve Frew leaves her good study habuts to Judy us Wulluam Gero leaves hus abuluty to say the wrong thung at the wrong tume to Jummy May Theresa Gervaus leaves wuth a muffler for her vouce The story has ut that she took ut from Muke Sansousys car Judy Glynn leaves her shyness to Barbara Lamothe Nancy Gregory leaves her nuckname Guguduty Nancy Thebeault Menard Duxue Hall leaves her temper to Margaret Craug Ruchard Hamborg leaves hus abulutues to some worthy Junuor Judy Harder leaves her abuluty to get along wuth others to a Junuor who deserves ut Ronald Heroux leaves hus English papers to Sandra Wetteland she does the papers now and mught as well have them for next year Terry Hucks leaves hus cute smule to any Junuor boy worthy of ut Marcua Hutchcock leaves her quuet calm ways to her suster Pam Lenny Jalbert leaves hus popularuty among the women to hus brother Dennus but Dennus us well on hus way Roberta Keefe leaves her abuluty to argue to Barbara Welsh Robert Knught leaves wuth hugh hopes of beung the next chemustry teacher at TRHS Janeth Leao leaves her fughtung spurut to next years football team ' 3 l l . t ll. e . F' h. l . . his . . . .. . - . , ,-.., , to Judie Bonin leaves her good marks to her brother in Eric Gustafson leaves four inches of his height to Bucko . . . O . . . ' , , . . in . . ' Kenneth Learned leaves hrs storres rn Englrsh to Albert Booth Sandra Learned leaves her rob rn the cateterra to Judy Meyrrck Lrnda Herbert leaves her abrlrty to get along wrth anybody Joanne Lescarbeau leaves her A s rn French to Tummy Munrer Bob Lund leaves hrs class rrng to Sandra Jackson Dan Macumber leaves hrs space rn the tardy book to Mrke Sansousy Betty Martrn leaves her curly harr to Judy Hall Ronald Martrn leaves all hrs lab work to any Junror who rs wrllrng to accept rt Connre May leaves the Senror Class Vrce Presrdency to Carolyn Wadsworth Beverly McDonald leaves her quret ways to Debby Favreau James McGovern lust leaves one worthy of rt Jeff Melhursh leaves hrs abrlrty to be shouted at rn football by Mr Paulr to Bob Leparn Calma Meyrrck leaves her grggles to her srster Robert Morrrs leaves hrs abrlrty to talk anyone deaf dumb and back agarn to hrs srster Carolyn Carol Nase leaves her humorous ways to the teachers rn hopes that they wrll catch on Joyce Nrchols leaves her rob rn the gurdance offrce to her srster Garl Barbara Olrver leaves her place rn Choraleers to her cousrn Carolyn Carlson Ann Paquette leaves her quretness to Sylvra Wamback Helen Patt leaves her athletrc ways to Martha Roberts Butch Plante leaves hrs sweat and blood through the last four years to Wrllram Laughlrn rn case he needs rt Eugene Plasse leaves hrs dancrng technrque to Bob Headley Marre Plasse leaves her bookkeeprng abrlrty to her srster Elarne Joe Porrrer leaves hrs As rn Englrsh to hrs brother Albert Pat Potter leaves her seat rn Englrsh class rn hopes that someone quret wrll make rt easy on Mr Charette next year Wrlla Power leaves her abrlrty to get rnto trouble rn school to Lrnda Parent Davrd Prophet leaves with hrgh hopes Dona Morgan leaves her facetrous laugh to Nancy Thebeault Edward Racrcot leaves hrs place on the cross country team to Errc Srlverberg Gordon Rerd leaves hrs way wrth the grrls to Bobby Hanna Good luck Bobby Kathy Roberts leaves her abrlrty to get As rn short hand to anyone who dares to take shorthand Mercedes Robrda leaves her class rrng to Ernre Vezrna Robert Savary leaves hrs habrt of stayrng home to any one who needs rt Allan Seymour leaves hrs drsc rockeyrng to anyone Lrnda Shaw leaves her natural blonde harr to Judy Wesson Francrs Smrth leaves hrs rmagrnatron to Alfred Pratt Barbara Spence leaves her rrde to school wrth Mr Smrth to her brother Butch Carol Steadman leaves her sophrstrcated swung to Carolyn Morrell Brll Tamm leaves hrs gym surt to Dennrs Ploof Sandra Terry leaves an automatrc apple prcker to her brother Buddy VanWetterrng leaves hrs blue eyes to Judy Henke Bea Warte leaves her quretness to Elarne Young Jrmmy Wrllrs leaves hrs clear thrnkrng to Donna Mc Grath Davrd Worthrngton leaves hrs track abrlrty to anyone who rs ready to dre anyway Davrd Yates leaves hrs tumblrng abrlrty to Norman Schell 37 ' ' II I Il ' Jean Megarry leaves her pleasing personality to any- who needs money as badly as he does. I - 1 ' .Senchfz 'mm la: 2 The Class of 1959 I of Tantasqua Hxgh School Same presents :Om M0009 M o o n g Io w Feamrmg Reggae Walley s Orchestra X903 Fnday November Z1 1958 8-O0 1130 S3 OO per co ple Our Sensor Prom was Specnal' IT was a night of blnss And wall always be remembered Up To The good night knss The memories will be chernshed By the class of 59 And all The gang will 'fell you That the night was lust dlvlne' Ut 5' 'Wu' 'lffssff r wg Y .w1,.,.w, -.1,f,'.a,kw '2- fa' 'K' 1 V . ' is, ,J 12 I' X . ,, za? an V7 r W 1 ti ry 1 gg, 4. dv-x ,W 1 N ,BL , . L , m I 41 1 :np r fix 5, .',x.. Ur., , ar 442' 4' Y7:i.f gl A ,Y -qw ff' W.. .5 . x V , , .fm 'h-'F 'ft 0 -' , J 4,5-if - -r Fw 3. 1 , ,F fy J., avi' ,., ffvf' ,gb - - Y ,.,. .ww V v ' ' ' f ' 1 ff , Q 14257 ,Y 'Z- ' i 5, -A . V, L., A, .i l, A L ,' . 6 - ymff. Iii Q. Z' 5. 'Srr , Y. .wl- 15.0 4 1 A - 'iii vga Nd Q I Xi si ff' ' ffsigzlf 12.517 Q .Q . U1 'vw -a xr fl v ' J 1+ Q Q, Y r Mm ,C ' ' A I ef. 'WE V, fs ax if-0-4. 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AA I N Y ,l 'f'WUH P ..ff7vf :vh:'5't'2' J, ' by nw f yd, ,455 , 'ww f-N 'xi I - Lg . 5 J 'S 'Q- ,gg-rm' We Q , Yr' iw 'ik gf 'FE' 15 I+ E ? uv, X ' v '- A hifi' . 5 f 1' 4 -1 P 1 : Nxhisy , :Am f -.um s A f'v'5Kf LHLLLC' SKF f 01 W 2 Q 5 X x 'N x- ' ' Q 115 55 AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS In the year 1969 we are boardung our rocketshup at the Brookfueld Aurport to learn the whereabouts of the class of 1959 We are beung delayed because the regular druver BOB LUND us on vacatuon to the moon vusutung wuth the green and gold peo ple eaters One of the green and gold people-eaters JOAN FOUNTAIN us teachung the Mars men how to make love And lo and behold who us our substutute druver but the speedy ED BENNETT After beung delayed for fuve hours we are funally on our way to fund our furst vuctum Our furst stop us Tantasqua to see what ten years have done The only drastuc change on the teachung staff us the appountment of DAVID YATES as gym unstructor because Mr MacArthur us now too old Another appountment us that of JUDY DOWLING as the Iuttle woman you talk to when you have problems IWe always knew they needed one I As we leave the school we notuce there us a large crowd of football players carryung coach DONA MORGAN off the fueld She has passed out they won theur furst football game Because of thus vuctory Dona us sponsorung a vuctory dance un honor of the squad The musuc wull be provuded by that famous Tantasqua dusc uockey ALAN SEYMOUR We have now resumed our flught and as we take our last look at Tantasqua we notuce a speck runnung frantucally below us We swoop down to observe the obuect below and guess what ut us EDDIE RACICOT curclung the track We also see a speed ung car headung for school and who should ut be but DAN MACUMBER who us late as usual As we settle back to enuov our rude we puck up a newspaper to read that JUDIE BONIN has been arrested by that rough tough blonde woman cop BARBARA DUBAY for bootleggung up un the mountauns of Sturbrudge Now we have to rause our altutude un order to escape the large clouds of black smoke ahead of us Thus pousonous smoke us what us left of Monsanto That mad mad scuentust RONALD MARTIN has blown ut sky hugh wuth hus attempts to experument It us now gettung dark so we decude to call ut a day and land un New York Cuty After supper we go to Raduo Cuty Musuc Hall to see what us new un the entertaunment for JEAN CARLIELL who has lust funushed her star performance As she takes her funal bow she declares that she owes ut all to her great graceful teacher JANIE LEAO Learnung thus fact we want very much to chat wuth them Wantung us to hut the hugh spots un town Janue advuses us to go see TERRY HICKS presudent of the Lonely Hearts Club however future years may change the sutuatuon for hum Early un the mornung we go to NBC to see the star DAVID WORTHINGTON before rehearsal for hus part as Don Knots on the Steve Allen Show We ask hum uf he us nervous he says Nope Back on our rocketshup we dual our TV to channel XYZ to enuoy the Mr Wuzard show untul we fund that BOB MORRIS us now Mr Wuzard After notung thus dusaster we turn to see how the presudent LENNY JALBERT us advancung wuth hus Muckey Mousekateers on channel ABC We notuce that one of the Mousekateers looks famuluar After analyzung the mouse for some tume we arruve at the conclusuon that ut us BEVERLY MCDONALD she us after the bug cheese Next we pass over Washungton D C where they are celebratung the appountment of HELEN PATI' as 4 H leader of the Unuted States We are now beung grounded by the poluce at San Quentun because our rocketshup us not properly lucensed At San Quentun who should we meet but ERIC GUSTAFSON who us the new warden there He has specual duty to watch over MICKEY ROBIDA who us now servung tume for tax evasuon because of her crooked records wuth Vezuna Tractor Sales Whule wautung for our rocketshup to get properly lucensed we vusuted MGM Studuos now durected by BUD VANWETTERING who was recently duvorced by actress JEAN MEGARRY for non support and cruelty Her latest role us un JIMMY WILLISS revused versuon of Peyton Place We are now beung unterrupted by Jean ' ' r 1 ' I ' I ' I - . . . . . I . , . , , , , . world. As we enter, however, there is a great sound of applause Knot for usl but I- l I I ' , . I I 1 , . ,, ,, , . , . I I , . ., ' . , . . . , Magarry s dress desIgner JOE POIRIER who IS creatIng new fashIons We now take a Iaunt over to DIsneyland where FRANCIS SMITH and LARRY BROWN are In competItIon to see who wIll be the new Woody Woodpecker Woodys haIr has turned gray Our rocketshIp now properly lIcensed we are on our way to RUSSIB We flIp the swItch on our radIo to hear the latest musIc from RUSSI6 and who should we hear but the RussIan EIvIs Presley BILLY GERO sIngIng hIs Itchy TwItchy FeelIng The song IS quIckly Interrupted Iwhat a relIefl to flash an Important news buIletIn THERESA GERVAIS has lust won a contest for TIVS years of steady talkIng We now stop In RUSSIB to refuel and lo and behold who should be the gas pump Ierker but GORDON REID who IS sIngIng Im GettIng Marrled In the MornIng We go next to see the premIer JIMMY McGOVERN who IS goIng to take us on a tour The fIrst slght IS hIs newly Installed drIve In In the Kremlnn the only one of Its kInd lt IS now IntermIssIon tIme and JUDY HARDER IS advertIsIng for Profule Jmnmy says he lust sent another member of Tantasqua over to the salt mInes hIs vIctIm thls tIme beIng BOB SAVARY HIs explanatIon was sImply thIs He was smarter than me Whereas RUSSI8 IS so near to ChIna JImmy wIshes most we VISIT one of hls comrades BILLY TAMM who IS gIvIng ChInese wrestlIng lessons to quarrellng lovers We now leave JImmy and are bound for Europe As we fly over Frankfort Ger many we get hungry Because our stomachs get the best of us we land and look for a place to eat Who should we see standIng on the corner sellIng hot dogs but RICHARD HAMBORG We are now ready to resume flIght and head for BeIgIum to see the World s CITCUS where RONNIE HEROUX IS In the sIde show as the tall man he has reached the heIght of 910 He says hIs secret IS elevated shoes The show was magnIfIcent but we As we walk down the streets of PBYIS bulgIng on all SldeS from our hot dogs our eye IS caught by a shapely Slgn readIng BETTY MARTINS ReducIng Salon We go In to VISIT wIth Betty and trIm our bulges Her partner LORETTE BOURBEAU IS busy cuttlng the fat from a woman We leave the salon In search for some fashIonabIe clothes As we glance up the street we see an IntrIguIng lIttle shop As we enter we notIce that the door mat reads BOB KNIGHTS NIghtIe Shop We notIce an attrac IIVS green and gold negllgee beIng dIsplayed by ANN PAQUETTE We always knew there was somethIng between those two Now we go to a fashlon show where they are showIng the new swept wIng look In dresses These are the creatIons of NANCY GREGORY a newcomer In the fashIon world After our adventurous stay In ParIs we need a vacatIon so we head over to Ireland Ireland IS really racIng wIth excItement because BERTA KEEFE has lust cleaned up In the IrIsh Sweepstakes wIth her mule Get Up and Go Her opponent was SANDY BANKS who rode Beedle Bomb We buy a newspaper sold by DAVID PROPHET who IS also gIvIng away CIQBFS In celebratIon of the arrIval of SIX new bouncIng pUppIeS On the front page IS the latest scandal of the year ALAN DEME TRIUS IS beIng trIed by Judge MARCIA HITCHCOCK for the slayIng of hIs fIance CAROL NASE who was goIng out wIth EDDIE CALDBECK on the sly whIle Alan was holdIng up the Tantasqua Student CouncIl Store now owned and operated by BEA WAITE He got away Wllh one gurl s gym SUII and two book covers On the last page we see that CHAD CHASE IS the wnter of a lovelorn column We are now ready to land In Egypt where CONNIE MAY IS an EgyptIan Mummy her motto IS cheaper by the dozen From Egypt our next stop IS ArabIa Here we VISII playboy KENNY LEARNED who IS IIvIng the lIfe of luxury wIth hIs harem He IS very upset about hIs sIster SANDY LEARNED she keeps havIng IllusIons of washIng the tables In the cafetena at Tan tas ua lillow we fly down to South Afnca Here that Isolated personalIty LINDA HERBERT has establlshed a chaIn of Clam Boxes and BARBARA OLIVER IS her only customer We also stop over and see PAUL CARLSON who IS busy worklng In hIs lab to fInd somethIng to take the place of antI freeze because Drano doesnt work too well I I ' l l I 1 T I I ' I I ll . . i . . have to leave and get on our way to Paris. ' I I ' I I I I ' I I , . From here we decide to take a quick trip to Alaska. While flipping through the latest edition of Confidential, we notice that CAUVIA MEYRICK is advertising Grow All for bald women. We also see where NANCY BEEMAN is modeling baby clothes- she shrank from old, old age. The editor-in-chief of this magazine is the small town Tom-Tom Editor, CLARK ELLIOTT. We reach Alaska successfully and here we run into SANDY CRESPO who is hunting for a waterproof mink to make herself a bathing suit so that she may become the new Miss Alaska of I969. Hearing that LINDA SHAW is really hula hooping it up in Hawaii, we are going to visit her. She says that hula hoops are far better than the grass skirts ever were. The Coast Guard has iust landed in Hawaii and we are going to have the honor of meeting the major and his wife, DIXIE HALL, the cook for the Coast Guard. While flying over the island, we look down to see a lovely home in the palms where EUGENE PLASSE is reclining with his lovely wife, PAULINE BOUTWELL, in the back patio. It was a picturesque sight. While flying back to the States, we turn on the TV to watch the wrestling match between those two famous lady wrestlers, SUSAN CHARTIER and JOANNE LESCAR- BEAU. Our next stop is Boston. Here we find JUDY GLYNN is a cheerleader for the Celtics, she is having a hard time landing the captain. She says WILLA POWER is now bat boy for the Boston Nylons, who are destined to go places this year because they have a lot of runs. While in Boston we even run into JOYCE NICHOLS, who is now registrar of motor vehicles for Massachusetts. At the registry of motor vehicles, we hear Joyce and KATE ROBERTS having a disagreement as to whether or not Kate can register her new bomb. She has iust invented a car smaller than the Volkswagen-a wagon. While leaving Boston we stop to attend funeral services for one of our former classmates, MARIE PLASSE, who was hit on the head with a rolling pin. This was the result of a friendly argument between PAT POTTER and BUTCH PLANTE. Our last stop is New Hampshire. On the way, we notice a colorful billboard where JEFFREY MELHUISH is displaying his lpana smile. While in New Hampshire we learned that TONI BURTON has finally made her way into Dartmouth and is still there. She likes the opportunities the social life offers. Having to report back to Tantasqua the whereabouts of our class of '59, we notice a huge plaque has been added to the flag pole in honor of Miss GENEVIEVE FREW for having attained the shorthand speed of I5 words a minute. Meanwhile CAROL STEADMAN has reached a typing speed of 199.9 words a minute. The only person unaccounted for was NICKY FAUGNO-he must have got lost in the acting world. Om 1431414 Name Town Banks Sandra Beeman Nancy Bennett Edward Bonnn Judlth Bourbeau Lorette Boutwell Paulnne Burton Tons Caldbeck Edward Carluell Jean Carlson Paul Chartler Susan Chase Chadwick Crespo Sandra Demetrius Alan Dowling Judlth Dubay Barbara Elllott Clark Faugno Martln Fountaln Joan Frew Genevieve Gero Wnllnam Gervaus Theresa Glynn Judlth Gregory Nancy Gustafson rnc Hall Dlxue Hamborg Richard Harder Judnth Herbert Llnda Heroux Ronald Hucks C Terrance Hitchcock Marcua Jalbert Leonard Keefe Roberta Knnght Robert Leao Janeth Learned Kenneth Learned Sandra Lescarbeau Joanne Lund Robert Macumber Dan Brnmfleld Holland Holland Sturbrldge Flskdale Brnmfleld Sturbrldge Brnmfleld Brookfueld Brookfneld Holland Brookfield Brookfield Brlmfleld Sturbrndge Sturbrldge Brookfueld Brookfleld Brlmfleld Brookfneld Brookfield Sturbrudge Brumfueld Brlmfleld Brookfneld Brookfneld Brlmfueld Brookfueld Brookfneld Sturbrudge Sturbrndge Holland Fuskdale Brlmfueld Sturbrndge Brookfield Brumfleld Brnmfleld Fsskdale Sturbrndge Brlmfleld Birthday November 7 December l January l November I2 May 24 September 20 February 21 August 3 August 29 August 29 July 4 September 24 February 2 September 17 December l2 July 3 January 22 Aprul 7 November 30 August T9 January 2 October 2 November 8 May 24 March 6 January l September l9 August 7 December l2 September 12 March 26 July 7 August 20 July 27 June 27 July 27 November 8 May 21 January 29 September 23 Song Saying Blue Moon Thenr Hearts Were Full Of Love Wake Up Llttle Susle Forget Me Not Melody Of Love Dream Weekend Chantnlly Lace Topsy Part ll Slxteen Candles Sixteen Candles Just A Dream Chlpmunk Torn Dooley Thief Make Belueve Chances Are Let Me Be Loved Make Believe Are You Really Mine Promlse Me Thelr Hearts Were Full Of Sprung Purple People Eater Dream You Send Me Lovlng You Melody Of Love Forget Me Not Its All ln The Game lts All ln The Game Unchained Melody You Cheated Make Belleve Rockm Robin Have l Told You Lately Pussy Cat Just A Dream lt s All In The Game Don t It s All In The Game Really Oh Shucks' Nope How bout that As they say You let the cat out of the 39 You know Hu Babe Good work Doc What do you say men Oh honestly' We re goxng to wxn next Saturday Oh shoot Whoops' Heavens l don t know Sorry Rlp Out' That s the breaks Geez o My Goodness Oach Kay You must be loshlng Get lost Bug deal Oh yeah' Oh come on Too bad Crazy To be one of them Oh well Oh get out' You re klddnng of course Dont I wash Never Howdy Holy Tomoly You bet That s life Accldents do happen I , . 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Parzych, W. Earls, R. Bishop, T. O'Keefe, D. Jalbert, J. Blake, J. Linton. BACK ROW: Manager B. Adams, L. Hyde, R. Headley, E. Jolin, R. Denault, J. Willis, L. Robbins, L. Lyman, P. Looney. Un tie Absent was Capt. Dan Macumber. Tantasqua ..... ...... 6 Putnam ...... Tantasqua ..... ...... O Northbridge Tantasqua ....... ...... 8 Palmer ....... Tantasqua ....... ...... 6 Westboro -- Tantasqua ....... ...... O Mary Wells Tantasqua ....... ...... 6 Wachusett -- Tantasqua ....... ...... O Northboro - Tantasqua ....... ...... 8 Bartlett --- Never say die! Play clean but play hard! These were the mottoes of our football squad, a team that faced great odds but never did lose the will to win. ln the face of many iniuries, Coach Walt Pauli's Warriors fought to the bitter but inevitable end. X f A f ' A --r 'TTi . V A . , ' Q . VV If is 1 X V, , at J- W . f T fr ,A 1 ' J ' ' W 5' ff fry. . . , ,fl 5: , is I A, 5 4 A , . ' 3 X A 'Viv L, 0 . M. 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'I , 4 - 1 ., K W... 5 ---W., ,, ii fr., , GM LQ., U '53 if. ' 'A ss 'ggi Kg, -'H A,Z. ' gil if sf W g W W, M 'ligf Qi fi '54 Q 4, 'vb A Q3 W 9 in , ', Vg 5, A , ta , V Q, V. Q uv 1 P ' ' M my 4' Q 1 3 f 'L ,H 1' Ni' Q 5 +1 , ' W s ' ' Q ' .FM 3 3:5 724 .Q 3 i ,. Q? I' I W' f ' 5 'f' X43 ' iw fm , :Q ' 51 ' Q-In -H- A, N,,, t A faq JEL.. A .. ,, ,, -, 4 -2.4 1, ,af -1' , Af' K vi- .U V xg v 9 BQ , n zz j Ifi P. -P, I 4 1613 FRONT ROW left to rrght Bob Savary Lee Upton Captam Ed Racucot Eruc Snlverberg Bob Asselnn SECOND ROW Coach Hamulton Robert Moms Bull Gero Dave Worthnngton Dave Prophet Stevue Morrns Manager Larry Brown THIRD ROW Paul Carlson George Lucler Dave Cargull Bob Knlght Peter Showman Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua 5 WINS l LOSS Putnam Wachusett Regnonal Davrd Prouty Cole Trade Woodstock Mary E. Wells The record for the 2V4-mile run at Tantasqua is held by Stan Chlapowskt of St Louis High of Webster in the fast time of lO:57.2. At the Cohasset Country Club ln- vitational, Ed Racicot emerged vic- torious with the time of l2:43.8. Eric Silverberg and Bob Asselin took third and fourth places, respectively. 'Me 5:52 Singh During his two years of cross-country experience, Capt. Ed Racicot has compiled a remarkable record. Last year as a Junior, Ed was undefeated in dual meets. Of a possible low point total of seven, Ed's score was perfect. At the Wachusett Invitational Meet, Ed placed second to Bob Lund, and at the Knights of Columbus Meet in Worcester, he placed seventeenth. This year Ed was beaten only once in dual meets. ln 'his second crack at the Wachusett Invitational, he placed fif- teenth in a much faster field. The Knights of Columbus Meet .also saw Ed improve his previous record-recording a sixteenth. ln top form at the Cohasset Country Club ln- vitational, Ed grabbed first place honors. Ed Racicot's records have steadily improved and this year he seemed unbeatable until, in a post season match, he was beaten by two seconds in the record breaking time of 10 mins. 57 secs. This is really moving on a 2lA:-mile course. We of Tantasqua pay tribute to a great athlete and a greater guy! Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua ,,,,,A , Tantasq ua Tantasq ua ,,777,,, 68 FRONT ROW, left to right: D. Martin, R. Savory, G. Lucier, Captain Chad Chase, A. Booth, C. Mundell. BACK ROW: J. Bourdeau, Manager, L. Brown, J. Willis, J. Terry, R, Knight, M. Curran, L. Menard, Coach Frank Bansfield. ......22 Mary Wells -.-MAB Oxford ...M49 Sutton ,WH35 Barre ...WA8 Cole Trade .30 N. Brookfield 41 Amherst .. ., .72 Charlton Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua ...... ........ Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua ...... ........ Tantasq ua I95? 60 Oxford ...... 57 Barre ......... 38 Leicester ...... 56 Charlton ...... 50 N. Brookfield 51 Mary Wells -- 43 Huntington -- t I ul, 4,6 x W I ,xx fxlmnunff W f 5 5 31 an I In f I 4 I I ,, X Wx- ' fi 5 iq ro H- .. G fi A luliniiiw .ummm uuuuny 4 1 'E 'X 5 sf f FTE V A If -Q em . QV --1 3 1 E 6 1 -. 561' Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua 'ki' BACK ROW, left to right: Assistant Coach Bansfield, G. Menard, K. White, R. Denault, R. Bishop, E. Bracci, D. Yates, R. Tryba, Manager B. Adams, Coach Emrich. FRONT ROW: W. Van Wettering, W. Wheaton, D. Berry, Captain R. Lucier, D. Howard, G. Simpson. Z' - l?5X O Springfield Commerce .,.. 7 Tantasquac, ,..,. lO N. Brookfield ...26 Leicester ,CCA .........,..,.. l O Tantasqua ssss sssss l 0 Charlton 5 Cole Trade 2 Tantasquaca.. ....l5 Oxford 6 Springfield Commerce 18 Tantasqua, ,. 7 Barre , Y 2 Douglas ., . ssss dddddddd 4 Tantasqua 8 Barre . .. . 7 Sutton . 4 Tantasqua ,. 3 Palmer .. . 'This was Barre's first defeat in 24 straight games and tied us with them for the league championship. This was the play-off game for the league title played at the neutral Warren High Field. The games with Commerce and Palmer were non-league games. Two games with Mary E. Wells were rained out. COACH EMRICH with G. MENARD, W, VAN WETTERING and D. YATES-TANTASQUA STALWARTS. 'Me 2 S What can be said about a team that comes from behind to take a championship but, They were the Greatest. Real champions were the boys who went out one windy afternoon to down favored Barre High School and emerge on top in the West- ern Worcester County League. There were no stars-or perhaps they were all stars. Among the standouts on the squad were iron man of the mound Don Howard, a real demon on the field and at the batg Captain Rusty Lucierp Boo Wheatong Dick Woodardp Gus Simpson, Bill Van Wetteringp Gordon Menardg Dave Yatesg and oh so many more. These are the boys who set the league on fire and twice downed favored Barre to emerge victorious. That's the best way to do it! COACH BANSFIELD AND CAPTAIN-ELECT MENARD CONFER. Look at our bats! I -W REAR ROW, left to right: D. Cargill, T. Blake, S. Munier, N. Schell, F. Holmes, J. Blake, A. Czyzewski, Coach Marotta. CENTER ROW: E. Silverberg, M. Sansoucy, D. Gendreau, Captain Durand, D. Macumber, F. Smith, E. Racicot, B. Peck. FRONT ROW: K. Yates, A. Scott, A. Cantara, W. Earls. l?58' 26601 - 5 mei April 30-Millbury .................. 64 Tantasqua .... ........................... - --- 29 May 7-Mary Wells .............. 13 Tantasqua .......................................... 67 May I5-David Prouty .......... lRibbon and points by D. Macumber and May 21 -Northbridge ...., .... D . Gendreaul May 28-Wachusett .............. Tartlasqua ...-......... - ......- ...--.----- 2 6 June 3-Bartlett ...... QCancelIedD Tantasqua .... ..----- 36 0 Ed Racicot-Mile Run-5 mins. 21.5 secs. Dave Gendreau-High Jump-5 feet 7 inches 'ide 7494 794421: It had been a long drought, but the boys came through with a bang to send arch- rival Mary E. Wells to a resounding defeat. We are all proud of the exploits and ac- complishments of Captain Durand and his crew. They left us one to remember them by. +A Capfain Ken Durand Taking one of his many firsls in The 220-yard dash. D5Ve Gendfefw Shows Sheef grace in Cleaflng 'he high iUmP baf- l Caprain Ken Durand who excelled in the broad iump. Dave Gendreau leads in the Proury Invitational hurdles competii lon ACTIVITIES .uf Y 1-. 'f X35 b me! .J L50 'F 'Wm -t 1 ' ,M gil' . f f . 4 2' QI 27. ju 1 f fff 2 0 H M -52 4 . 5 I I 'Off' , Il . 1. . ? ,wid ' Q xl s 24 on 4 wt sn P 01,9 ,a ffl Q- . 0 wwf... vang o ,Sp fb -we 5. 4'- A Q wr ' ' A fqxlj' f54i,fjf3'1 5 ggi 3 3 s ' in s I . .l X 1 . x F 1 fi. I - 2 jpg' W? ' 1 'Q' J U .IL IJJ .5 Z ' ff A19-nvaflvf . 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Greetings from Old Sturbridge Village a living museum Of New England History 1790 - 1840 STURBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS SMITH'S GREENHOUSE Norfh Brookfield Road WEST BROOKFIELD Vo-lun+eer 7-689l Complimenfs of BRISTOLL'S PHARMACY Wesl' Brookfield THADDEUS B. GIZA Volunfeer 7-654l GOODWIN S Complvmenfs of ALBERT N McGRATH Insurance and Real Es+a+e 2 ch d g 322 Mann S+ree+ SOUTHBRIDGE MASS SOUTHBRIDGE MASS leph e P rf 4 PALDIFII !fBANK 'S D.,-,Q Co I . 4 Blan ar Bld . , . ' ' Te on o er -2556 1 Wg' 0 YM v' lx , . X?-1 ' pl- xy. , 9 Y- CK KVA Vul ,-2 Y-A tix F Member Federal sillnwmnce fp- STURBRIDGE CANDY 81 GIFT SHOPPE MAIN STREET STURBRIDGE MASS d DEWEY S BIG BUNNY SOUTHBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS 942 W AIN ST SOUTHBRIDGE MASS U 6 R ' Em MIDWAY STORE M J HOLDEN S+ b ag Po4427o 32: MAIN ST SOUTHBRIDGE OPEN WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS CompIimen'l's of Goo I.ucIc GLOBE FURNITURE SUPER MARKET - . M . , Ins r nce - ea I BROOKFIELD WIRE COMPANY, INC. 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Hun+ing and Fishing Supplies ig, ig? 'Ti- WE SELL THE EARTH AND INSURE EVERYTHING ON IT BILL SWIACKI Real Estate General Insurance 222 MAIN ST. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. Telephone POr+er 4-439I THE GREAT ATLANTIC 81 PACIFIC TEA CO New England D lslon SPRINGFIELD 29 Wor+I'1mgI'on S+ree+ SPRINGFIELD 3 MASS PO Box I905 SPRINGFIELD I MASS KNOWN THE WORLD OVER 'For +I1e Flnesf un American Reproduchon Furm+ure STURBRIDGE YANKEE WORKSHOP Comphmenfs of E S BROOKS PALMER MASS BRIMFIELD BARBER SHOP BRIMFIELD MASSACHUSETTS ELAINE P. WRIGHT Insurance-Real EsI'a+e BROOKFIELD RD. BRIMFIELD CHurcI1lII 5 3337 Compllmenfs of MADORE LUMBER CO INC House of I000 Ideas SOUTHBRIDGE P.O. 4 6622 Rou+e 20 S+urbridge, Mass. 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ProprIe+or eep gne hUI'C I -33 I lncor orafed Exclusive Jewelers F ig a d D sfi 265 ai s , bidg P' T . -87 Pal , M I1 H' I i B I Id. M . , i WHERE SOUTHBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK YOUR SOUTHBRIDGE. MASSACHUSETTS Incorporafed I848 SCHOOL SAVINGS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME H L PARKER s e e nd C H mogen zed Fla ored M lk B He Ik Ice C e m Coflag C eese E s BuH'e Ma g r ne 99 er S ce Tells d ally S s BRIMFIELD MASS PHONE CHu ch ll 5 7282 BRIMFIELD OIL COMPANY Esso Healing Olls and Bollled Sass STURBRIDGE ROAD BRIMFIELD MASS CHu ch ll 5 3358 DESA WALLPAPERS DICK S AUTO RADIATOR SHOP PAINT 8uWALLPAPE 57 CENTRAL STREET SOUTHBRIDGE MASS BRIMFIELD MASSACHUSETTS A Sincere Thank You to All Those Who Helped Produce the 1959 Tantasquon YEARBOOK ADVISORS Pa + urized Gu rnsey Millx a ream- o i Millc v I - u rml - r a -- e h - r- r a i Wh e ervi an Qu i ell , . r i - . . r i - o I R CO. 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TO OUR FAITHFUL SUBSCRIBERS Genflemen The s+aff of +he Taniasquan ihe advusors and +he s'ruden'r body of Tanfasqua Reglonal School wash +o exfend a+ +hus hme 'l'helr deep grah+ude 'For your loyal and generous suppor+ of our yearbook and +o wlsh for you conhnumg success In your various businesses Our llsl' of subscribers reads lllce a cross sechon of our communl+y we have baclung our endeavors +he enihuslashc suppor+ of 'The many busu ness and professuonal men of 'l'he area Perhaps no o+her school achvuiy depends so much upon 'rhe approval and achve help of 'lhe communl+y as does +he TANTASQUAN So we have always fried 'lo maln'I'aln a hugh level of excellence and effechve ness In our adverhslng copy and layoui' +echnlques Your message +o 'l'he public will endure for years In 'I'he TANTASQUAN Especially because of 'I'he many llvely pho+os land ou? In 'l'he adverhslng sechons a++enhon will be dlrec'l'ed +o +hese pages hme and agam for years lo come This IS whal we earnes'l'ly s1'rlve for By our expression of grah+ude for your suppori and by +he effechve adverhsmg we fur msh you m +he TANTASQUAN we hope +o keep our sude of +he bargaln Sincerely, THE STAFF AND THE ADVISORS OF THE TANTASQUAN . . . I I 0 n 1 Q a . . ' I . n Q . . . - - . . - f I Q . . . I I . . .- . . ' I . . . . I . -. . . Q 0 . . . - . Q .- 0 I I I U ' I -- 1 ' , . , , .. I I I ' . Q I - ROBIDA'S 6 2 ' 9 II, ' 'X 0 n 1 -' The One-Stop Super Market FOUR MILES FROM TANTASQUA BROOKFIELD ROAD FISKDALE, MASS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY