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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

RSET Meee Saris. atm ee atte ate ee e Oe Cen Se cee ee SS r ¥ a ters i “ ‘ 5 , AES a PLE Pras PF sie e878 Wok. ME Gay—e pk : | ta, a a ar rok ea a a Sar ke eee vit ne THE TANTASOUAN 1960 Tantasqua Regional High School Sturbridge, Massachusetts VAULT HOE PE erreesae ret % 3 = nia badidt cat | i J Superintendent Walter E. Scott ee SOLO Sean Sas nei is In the frontier life of one hundred years ago it was natural that physical prowess and bravery should have been held in high esteem. Today the frontier is intellectual, not physical. This thought was recent- ly expressed in a report by President Eisenhower. The scholar, the re- search worker, the scientist, and the teacher are the pioneers of today. Now, more than ever before in our history, we need young people with well-trained minds and ability to think. We need high quality leader- ship on the frontier of every field of human endeavor; in teaching and music, in art and in craft, in science and in economics. People who prize high quality education are essential to our nation’s progress, and even to its survival. I hope all of you are taking full advantage of the many opportuni- ties you have in school. Let me encourage each of you to grasp every opportunity to further your education and to prepare to meet the challenge of this twentieth century intellectual frontier. ROBERT E. BRUCE Administrative Assistant BURTON G. MACARTHUR Administrative Assistant Physical Education and Athletics Director WILLIAM, E. JULIEN Director of Guidance 8S) Se) oa ee GLORIA CIUKAJ PATRICIA POTTER MARY GREGORY DOROTHY MORRISSEY and DORIS LAUGHLIN RPSL om nc ‘y te MARJORIE F. CAMPBELL Bridgewater State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. Librarian. ROGER CHARETTE Assumption College, B.A. English; Latin I, IT. EVELYN CHASE Arnold College, B.S. Teacher of Physical Education. FLOYD W. CORSON Boston University, B. in Mus., M. in Mus. Ed. Head of Music Department; Choraleers; Senior Glee Club; Ninth Grade Chorus; General Music; Theory of Music. ROLAND H. DAMON Westfield State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed.; M. in Ed. English and Social Studies. DOROTHY V. DENNISON Boston University, A.B., M. in Ed. French 1; Conversational French; English and Social Studies. EDWARD AHERN Westfield Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. Math and Science. FRANCIS J. BANSFIELD Manhattan College, B.S.; Worcester State Teachers College, M. in Ed. Supervision of Attendance; Social Studies; Driver Education; Basketball Coach; Assistant Baseball Coach. EDITH G. BOLSHAW Tufts University, A.B. Spanish and French. EVERETT O. BRITTON Bridgewater State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed.; Boston University, M. in Ed. Head of Mathematics and Science Depart- ment; Physics; Advanced Mathematics. EDWARD B. BZDULA Boston University, B.S. in Ed.; M. in Ed. Chairman, Business Education Depart- ment; Bookkeeping II; Secretarial Prac- tice; Clerical Practice II; Consumer Buying and Selling. MARY T. BZDULA Boston University, College of Practical Arts and Letters, B.S. in Ed. Stenography I, II; Typing II; Clerical Practice I; Personal Typing. HELEN B. DUQUETTE Bridgewater State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed.; Springfield College, M.Ed. Physical Education and Math. WILLIAM R. EMRICH Springfield College, B.S., M. in Ed. Science; Social Studies; Physical Educa- tion; Freshman Football Coach; Varsity Baseball Coach. WILBUR FLORIN Hobart College, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A. History. GEORGE W. HAMILTON Bates College, A.B.; Boston University, A.M. U.S. History; Cross-Country Coach. CAROL F. HANSON William and Mary College; Boston Univer- sity, B.S. in Ed. English; Journalism; Social Studies. JEANE HODGKINSON Rollins College, B.A. English; Social Studies. AGATHE MARIE JAMES Université De Strasbourg, France, B.A.; Teachers College, Karlsruhe, Germany, B.S. in Ed. French. ROBERT F. KELLEY Boston University, A.B. English. CATHERINE E. KENNEDY Framingham State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. Home Economics; Head of Home Econom- ics. ARTHUR A. LEWIS Brown University, Ph.B, A.M.; Bridge- water State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. English; Social Studies. PETER B. LEWIS Purdue University, B.S. Algebra I, Geometry. IRENE LOPATA American International College, B.A. Math and Science. WALTER A. LUCE Bridgewater State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed.; Fitchburg State Teachers College, Min. Ed.; Boston University, C.A.G.S. Algebra I; Algebra II. JOHN MAHONEY Bridgewater State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. Math; Audio Visual; Driver Training. ROBERT E. MAROTTA Tufts University, B.A.; Assumption, M.A.T. Russian. English; Modern Problems; Russian; Track Coach. JAMES W. McCOMISKEY Dartmouth College, Boston University, A.B. English; History. RICHARD E. McGRAIL Holy Cross College, B.A.; Worcester State Teachers College, M. in Ed. English; Social Studies. RICHARD G. MURCH Gorham State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. Industrial Arts. CHRISTO T. NASSE Colby College, B.S. Math; Algebra; Science. GARFIELD C. NORTON Boston College, B.S.S.S.; Boston State Teachers College, M. in Ed. Math; Science. PAUL V. O’BRIEN Clark University, B.A.; | Worcester State Teachers College, M. in Ed. Biology. HELEN OLSON Massachusetts School of Art, B.F.A. Art. WALTER K. PAULI Normal School of Indiana University; Boston University, B.S., Ed.M. Head Football Coach; Science. EDMOND H. PLANTE Fitchburg State Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. Industrial Arts. 12 Picture Not Available STEPHEN H. PODGORSKI Boston University, B.M., M.M. General and Instrumental Music; Band. DONALD A. POTHUL Boston University, B.S. Head of Art Department; Art. JOHN E. RAINKA Fitchburg State Teachers College; B.S., M.S.E. Mechanical Drawing; Industrial Arts. ARMAND J. REGALBUTI American International College, B.A. English. GLADYS L. SHERRIS Pratt Institute, 2 year certificate Dietetics; B.S. in Home Economics. Special Education; Home Economics. MARY MAC SHOWMAN University of Wisconsin, B.A.; Columbia University, M.A. English and Social Studies. EDWARD P. SHUMATE University of Missouri, B.S.; Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, B.S. in ED.; M.A. in Public School Admin- istration. Science. JOYCE A. SIRARD Teachers College, B.S. in ED. Home Economics. C. VERNON SMITH University of Massachusetts, B.S. Agriculture; General Science. MARY STELLATO Framingham State Teachers College, B.S. in ED. Home Economics. ELIZABETH G. TITE University of Massachusetts, B.S. Chemistry; Algebra. CHARLES M. TOMASZEWSKI American International College, B.B. Introduction to Business;Bookkeeping I Typing I. J 13 ROLAND W. WILSON Worcester State Teachers College, B.S.; University of Connecticut, M.Ed. Head of English Department. ERNEST WOODCOCK Boston University, A.A., B.A. English; Social Studies. HEDWIGA KOCHANOWSKI New England Conservatory of Music, Mr. Whitney; Worcester Symphony; Hartt College; Grace and Louis Polanski; Vocal Studies. Chorus and Glee Club. MARIE MacARTHUR Boston University; Newton-Wellesley Hospi- tal, R.N. Heath; School Nurse. CATHERINE JOHNSON Boston University, M.Ed. Consultant in Reading and Special Educa- tion. 14 Left to Right: P. Gendreau, E. Smith, A. Phen- ner, W. Adam, R. Poirier. S pecial Services Left to Right: Cafeteria Manager D. Gordon Bennett, P. Hyde, I. Pratt, A. Jalbert, L. Lavergne, L. Calla- chan. ae i ibe eee soe Sones 18 PRESIDENT ROBERT LE PAIN “Bob” Outstanding Interest: A house on New Bos- ton Road. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Rifle Club 1; Prom Committee 3, 4;. Yearbook 4; Class President 4. Highest Aim: To own a construction com- pany. SECRETARY CARRIE LeBLANC “Tinkle-Belle” Outstanding Interest: Number “44”. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Tom-Tom 2; Yearbook 4; Dance and Prom Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 4. Highest Aim: To go on a non-stop flight around the world, in a bull-dozer? ? ?: VICE PRESIDENT LINDA LUCIER “Chick” Outstanding Interest: Fort Knox. Activities: Intramurals 2, 3, 4; G.R.A. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Choraleers 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Advanced Gym Club 2; Student Council 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Class Treasurer 4. Highest Aim: To rub noses with an Eski- mo. MICHAEL SANSOUCY “Mike,” “San,” “Michul” Outstanding Interest: Football and girls. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3; Choraleers 4; Advanced Gym 3; Sportsmen Club 1; Chef Club 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Football 2, 3, Captain 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Assemblies 2, 3, 4; Class President -3; Class Vice President 4; Science Fair 2, 3, 4. Highest Aim: To play All-American foot- ball. TREASURER VIRGINIA BERGERON “Tinker” Outstanding Interest: Music and Dancing. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tom-Tom 4; Photography Club 1; G.R.A. 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 1; Prom Committee 4;, Asserablies 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4. Highest Aim: To be a good airline stewardess. DORIS BERRY “Dotty” Outstanding Interest: I''m a girl, aren’t I? Activities: Glee Club 2, 3; Treasurer 4; Student Council 3, 4; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2; Ninth Grade Chorus 1; Tom-Tom 2; G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2; Assemblies 1, 2, 3. Highest Aim: To get the chalk out of the sweater that Mr. Luce threw the eraser at. THOMAS E. BLAKE “Tom” Outstanding Interest: Sports. Activities: Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 1, 2; Football 3; Red Cross 2; Student Council 2. Highest Aim: To win the one quarter race in Olympics. ANN ESTELENE BLONDIN “Annie” Outstanding Interest: My boyfriend. Activities: Speech Arts; Assemblies. Highest Aim: To get married and have children (2). 20 BARBARA BASHAW “Ba-Ba” Outstanding Interest: Boys. Activities: Dance Club; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; G.R.A. 3; Nature Club 3; Office Worker 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Glee Club President 4; Junior Red Cross 2; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4. Highest Aim: To babysit for Ricky Nelson. CAROLE BENNETT Outstanding Interest: Shroeder. Activities: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Choraleers 4; Tom-Tom 3, 4; News Editor 3; Yearbook 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 1; Russian 4. Highest Aim: To be a bachelor’s wife. GERALD BLAKE “Gerry” Outstanding Interest: Customizing cars. Activities: Spring track 1, 2; Football 3; Cross Country 1, 2; Tom-Tom 4. Highest Aim: To be the best machinist in the state. PETER BLAKE “Pete” Outstanding Interest: Cars and hi-fi. Activities: Electronics Club 2, 3, 4; Models Club 1; Gym Club 1, Track 3, 4. Highest Aim: To get the racketeers out of the union. DONALD C. BOOS “Don” Outstanding Interest: Nature Study. Activities: Nature Club 1, 3; Advanced Gym 1, 2, 3. Highest Aim: To be happy at what I do. ANDRE J. BOURBEAU “Andy” Outstanding Interest: Girls. Activities: Tom-Tom 2; Nature Club 3; Chemistry Club 3; German Club 3; Yearbook 4; Dance Committees 2, 3; Prom Committee 3. Highest Aim: To Broadcast for the Milwaukee Braves. FAITH BYRON “Squeekie” Outstanding Interest: Sewing. Activities: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Advanced Gym 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Tom-Tom 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Prom Committee 4. Highest Aim: To own a car that really works. KENNETH E. CALDBECK “Ken” Outstanding Interest: Theology. Highest Aim: To be a missionary in Palestine. CAROL ANN BRUSO “Flub-a-dub” Outstanding Interest: Sports and art. Activities: G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Highest Aim: To be a private secretary in a big firm. JEROME BURKE “Jerry” Outstanding Interest: Working on cars and Traveling. Activities: Track 3, 4; Advanced Gym 2; Chefs Club 1. Highest Aim: To be happy at what I do. DAVID CARGILL “Dave” Outstanding Interest: Coin Collecting. Activities: Track, Cross Country. Highest Aim: To graduate from Tantasqua. ROGER CASAVANT “Roge” Outstanding Interest: Woodmaking. Highest Aim: To be a carpenter. 21 | | JAMES PAUL CORMIER Aline Outstanding Interest: Taking pictures of pretty girls. Activities: Aviation Club; Chemistry Club; Prom Committee; Football. Highest Aim: To watch my kid sister graduate from Tantas- qua. MARGUERITE RUTH CRAIG “Margie” Outstanding Interest: My boyfriend. Activities: Field Hockey; Basketball. Highest Aim: To get married. BARBARA ANN DEERING “Barb” Outstanding Interest: Sports, Sewing. Activities: G.R.A. 1-4; Treasurer 1; Intramural 1-4; Advance Gym 1, 2; Art Club 1, 2; Prom Committee ah le Biology Club 2; Yearbook 3, 4; One Act Plays 2. Highest Aim: To be... NANCY DONAIS Outstanding Interest: Freddy. Activities: Intramural Champs 2; G.R.A. 1, 2; Prom Com- mittee 4; Senior High Glee Club 2; Library Service Club Ts Cafeteria Worker 1, 2; Office Worker 1, 2, 3. 22 JOANNE BEATRICE CHARPENTIER = Jo=J Oy ameliexae Outstanding Interest: “Wells High.” Activities: Band 3, 4, Secretary 3; G.R.A.; Intramurals 3, 4; Choraleers 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Speech Arts 3, 4; Assemblies Representative in District Band. Highest Aim: To call Jim Cormier “Tex.” BEVERLY ANN CLANCY “Bev” Outstanding Interest: Sports. Acouee Speech Arts. Highest Aim: To learn how to duck hint. RACHEL DORIS DAVIEAU “Rae” Outstanding Interest: Convertibles, Horses, Dogs, and Men (All Kinds). Activities: Glee Club 3, 4; G.R.A.; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Guidance Office Worker; Prom Com- mittee 3, 4; Advanced Gym 2, 3, 4; Assemblies 2, 3. Highest Aim: To take the fleas off my dog so I can sleep nights. KAREN DeANGELIS “Careen” Outstanding Interest: People. Activities: Dance Club 1; Library Club 1; Chorus 1; Intra- mural 1-4; G.R.A. 1-4; Nature Club 2; Tome Tom 3, 4; Year- book 4; Dramane 4: (Clea Club 4; Asternbiae 4; Brant Committre 3, 4. Highest Aim: To always have a highest aim. . WILLIAM EARLS “Bill” Outstanding Interest: Writing. Activities: One Act Plays 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Class President 2; Intramurals 1; Track 1, 2; Student Council President 4. Highest Aim: To own a fast woman and a beautiful car. DEBORAH ELISE FAVREAU “Debbie” Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2, 3; Tom-Tom Staff 3; Sophomore Play 2; Senior Play 4; Assembly Program 2, 4; Jr. Red Cross 1; G.R.A. 1, 2; Speech Arts 4; Prom Com- mittee 3, 4; Danee Club 1; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2. Highest Aim: To be the only model on the cover of Mad Magazine. JUDITH LEE FISH airei Outstanding Interest: Boys. | Activities: G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 9th Grade Chorus 1; Choraleers 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Class Secre- tary 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Yearbook 4. Highest Aim: To become a “beatnik.” MARLENE FREDERICK “Fred” Outstanding Interest: One Boy. Activities: Prom Committee; G.R.A.; Game Club; Business Education Club 3; Cafeteria Worker. Highest Aim: To Graduate from Tantasqua. ROBERT FAUGNO “Bob” Outstanding Interest: Cars. Highest Aim: To own a Ford Thunderbird. ROGER A. FELTON “Rog” Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3; Future Farmers Club 3; Wrestling Club 1. Highest Aim: To own the largest still in “West” Wales. KENNETH GAUCHER “Gouch” Outstanding Interest: Girls. Activities: The Merchant of Venice; Photography Club; Chef’s Club. Highest Aim: To go to college. PRISCILLA ANN GAUDREAU Poti Outstanding Interest: Sewing and stalling my car and getting flat tires in the middle of Worcester. Activities: Treasurer 2; Dance Club; Junior Red Cross 2, 4; Intramural 1; Assembly Program; Student Library Staff; Hiking Club; School Paper. Highest Aim: To eat chocolate. 23 PHILIP GRANT selon ias Outstanding Interest: Cars, Boats, Drawing. Activities: Choraleers 4; Senior Glee Club 4; Intramurals 1; Assembly 2; Science Fair 2; Chef’s Club 1; Dance Club 1; Arts and Crafts 1, 3, 4. Highest Aim: To Be a Success. JOHN LLOYD GREGORY “Johnny Be Good” Outstanding Interest: Exploration of space. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Band 1; President of Band 4; Choraleers 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Chemis- try Club 3; Track 2, 4; Prom Committee 3; Office Worker 3. Highest Aim: To be healthy, wealthy, and wise at 99. SANDRA MARIE HALL “Sandy” Outstanding Interest: Stuffed animals, horses, convertibles, swimming, and dancing. Activities: Yearbook 3; Business Education Club 3; Library Service Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Junior Dance Com- mittee 3; Junior Red Cross 1; Intramurals. Highest Aim: To be one of the Chipmunks. ROBERT SQUIRES HEADLEY “Head” Outstanding Interest: Diving. Activities: Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Highest Aim: To be a professional Diver. 24 MARGARET GENDREAU “Marg” Outstanding Interest: Dancing. Activities: G.R.A. 1, 2,-3, 4; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Work 3, 4; Business Education Club 3; Shop Club 3; Advanced Gym 2, 3. Highest Aim: To look and act my age. SUSAN GOULD “Sue” Outstanding Interest: “Slumming.” Activities: Drama Club 1; Ninth Grade Chorus; Library Service Club 1, 2; Tom-Tom 3, 4; Secretary of Library Ser- vice Club 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Office Worker 3; Prom Com- mittee 3, 4; Sports Editor of Tom-Tom 3; Dance Committee 1, 2,3; Yearbook 3, 4; Treasurer of Yearbook 4; Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; G.R.A. 3. Highest Aim: To have long curly hair. EDNA GRIMES “Steggy” Outstanding Interest: Water Skiing. Activities: Gym Club. Highest Aim: To be an air line stewardess. ALAN FRANCIS GRINNELL “Tex” Outstanding Interest: Rugged Men and Pretty Women (but I never mix with them). Activities: Advanced Gym Club 1, 3, 4; Spring Track 3, 4. Highest Aim: To beat Wyatt Earp to the Draw. JUDITH A. HENKE Outstanding Interest: Pat. Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Office Work 4; Intramurals. Highest Aim: To teach Mr. Charette to argue without losing his spirit. GEORGE HERBERT “George” Outstanding Interest: Hunting. Highest Aim: To graduate. PATRICIA HERRINGTON meats Outstanding Interest: Dick and Dancing. Activities: G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Office Work 3, 4; Business Education Club 3; Shop Club 2; Glee Club 2; Advanced Gym 2, 3; Camera Club 1; Prom Com- mittee 3, 4. Highest Aim: To get married within the next five years. GERTRUDE IRENE HOY “Cert” Outstanding Interest: Sports, Sewing. Activities: Advanced Gym 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Club 1; Shop Club 2; G.R.A:-1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 4. Highest Aim: To be able to give orders instead of taking them. ‘e LOUIS HYDE “Buster” Outstanding Interest: Sports. | Activities: Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 1, 4; Football 2, 3; Tom- ‘Tom 1, 3, 4; Nature (ish ils | Highest Aim: To broadcast for the Boston Red Sox. : SARAH HYLAND moallye | Choraleers 2, 3, 4; G.R.A. 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Intramurals Ie oe, Be, he Berea fomenites 3, 4; National Henge Society 3, Vice President 4. Highest Aim: To conduct a student library with all noise and ‘no studying. SHIRLEY MARIE ISHAM “Shorty” Outstanding Interest: Al. Highest Aim: To be a success in life. 25 EUGENE JOLIN “Jolin” Outstanding Interest: Skindiving. Activities: Student Council 1; Football 3, 4; Spring Track — 3, 4. | Highest Aim: To dwe with Mike Nelson. LORELLA MARGARET JONES “Lorie” Outstanding Interest: Math. Activities: Intramural Sports 3; Yearbook 4; Chemistry Club 3: Band 3, 4; American Legion Oratorial Contest 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Science Fair 3, 4. Highest Aim: To formulate a new mathematical theory. DOUGLAS KENYON “Doug” Outstanding Interest: Sailing, sports, gymnastics. Activities: Spring Track; Gymnastics; Dance Club; Model Air- plane Club; Advanced Gym Club. Highest Aim: To be a top engineer. EDWARD MURRAY KILLIAN Teds Outstanding Interest: Girls. Highest Aim: To graduate from Tantasqua. Outstanding Interest: Science. Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Yearbook 4; Science Fair 1, 3, 4; Prom Committee bi Highest Aim: To split the atom, the hard way. MARTHA ANN LADYKA “Marty” Outstanding Interest: Is there more-than one? ?? Activities: Ninth Grade Chorus; “Trial by Jury” 1; “Princess Ida” 2; Choraleers 2, 3, 4; Tom-Tom 2; Science Fair 1, 2, 3; | G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sports 1, 2,.4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3 4; Yearbook 4. ; Highest Aim: To work with a future accountant. FREDERICA LaMONDA “Rick” Outstanding Interest: Driving Dick crazy. Activities: Ninth Grade Chorus 1; Choraleers 2, 3, Secretary 4; “Trial by Jury” 1; “Princess Ida” 2; District Chorus 3; District Band 4; Homemaking Club 1; Library Service Club 2, 4; Tom-Tom Staff 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; G.R.A. 1, 2; Advanced Gym Club 3; Office Worker 3; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committees 3, 4; Dance Committees 1, 2; Russian Class 4. BARBARANN LAMOTHE “Barb” Outstanding Interest: School??? Activities: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Ninth Grade Chorus; Advanced Gym; Record Club; Choraleers 4; Class Treasurer 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Intramurals 1; F.R.A. 2, 3, 4; P.T.S.A. 3; Office Worker 4; Dance Committee 2; Red Cross 2; Corresponding Secretary of G.R.A. 4. 26 Highest Aim: To take the love out of life. WILLIAM LAUGHLIN “Bill” Outstanding Interest: Boating, water skiing. Activities: Student Council 2; Chemistry Club 3; cea Honor Society 3; President 4; Choraleers 4; Chess Club 1 Science Fair] 233. : Highest Aim: To be a Chemical Engineer. ROBERT LAZURE “Bob” Outstanding Interest: Fishing. Activities: Varsity Football 3,4; Choraleers 4; German Club 33 Chess Club 1; Prom Committee a. Highest Aim: To be a quarterback for Notre Dame. MARILYN LYNCH “Blondie” Outstanding Interest: Spending Money. Activities: 9th Grade Chorus 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Dance Committee 1, 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Library Service Club 4; Junior Red Cross iL, 2, 3; Assemblies 1, 2, 3. Highest Aim: To marry a millionaire. DONNA MacGRATH “Donna-Bee” : Outstanding Interest: Two Guesses! Activities: Home Ec 1; Chorus 1; Library Club 1; Intramurals il, 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Prom ienmnittees 3, 4; Tan: am 2,130; Yearbook 2, 3; Assemblies fe GRA. 1, 2, 3, 4. Highest Aim: To have a Highest Aim. GEORGE J. LeBLANC JR. Outstanding Interest: Baseball. Activities: Band 4. Highest Aim: To win a million dollars on a quiz show. DONNA LOUX Outstanding Interest: $6,000. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; Library Club, President 1, 2; Tom-Tom 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Jr. Prom 3; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Guidance Office 3; Dance Committee 1, 2. Highest Aim: To be a Martian’s Private Secretary. § yi RONALD MAHAN ee Ron” Outstanding Interest: Cars. Activities: Advanced Gym 1, 2; Projectionists Club. Highest Aim: To be a Millionaire. DONALD MARTIN “Dino” Outstanding Interest: Boats and Cars. Activities: Rifle Club. Highest Aim: To Succeed. 27 PRISCILLA ALYCE MATHIEU ee Drisis Outstanding Interest: Dick, stock cars. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; G.R.A. 1, 4; Dance Committee 2; Prom Committee 3. Highest Aim: To graduate. MARY McLAUGHLIN “Mai” Outstanding Interest: Ice skating, journalism. Activities: Tom-Tom; Glee Club; G.R.A.; Yearbook; Prom Committee 4. Highest Aim: To be a corresponding reporter from Space Station 1 to Earth. KAREN ELLEN MORRELL Outstanding Interest: People. Activities: Library Club 1; Choraleers 1, 2, 3, 4; Tom-Tom 2; Class Secretary 2; District Chorus 3; All-State Chorus 3; Intramurals 3; G.R.A. 3, 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Vice President, Choraleers 4; Prom Committee 3, 4. Highest Aim: To visit all 50 states of the U.S.A. DAPHNE CONSTANCE MORSE “Daph” Outstanding Interest: Colgate Junior. Activities: Red Cross 1; Tom-Tom 1; Assemblies 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Choraleers 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Com- mittee 3, 4. Highest Aim: To be married on the moon. 28 JUDITH ANN MARTIN “Judy” Outstanding Interest: One guy. Activities: Camera Club 1; Travel Club 1; G.R.A. 1; Cafe- teria Worker 2, 3; Business Ed. Club 3; Office Work 2, 4; Yearbook 4. Highest Aim: To graduate and get married. RENA MARTIN “Renie” Outstanding Interest: Terry. Activities: Library Club 2; Business Ed. Club 3. Highest Aim: To be a successful hairdresser. KEN MENARD “Mouse” Outstanding Interest: Girls. Activities: Baseball; Advanced Gymnastics; Chefs Club. HARRISON W. MORGAN JR. “Buddy” , Outstanding Interest: Theology. Activities: Football 2, 3; Baseball; Chefs Club. Highest Aim: To be a missionary in Palestine. } JOHN AUGUSTINE MULLER “Johnny” Outstanding Interest: Botanist. Highest Aim: Success. CHARLES WILLIAM MUNDELL, JR. “Charlie” Outstanding Interest: Playing Ball. Activities: Baseball 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 2. Highest Aim: To play ball for the Red Sox. EVA ROSE PAQUETTE “Rosie” Outstanding Interest: Boys. ctivities: Library Club 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 4; Homemaking Club 1; French Club 1; Prom Committee 3. Highest Aim: To become a private secretary. LINDA SIMONNE PARENT Slane BOO” ; Outstanding Interest: Happiness. (etivities: 9th Grade Chorus 1; Choraleers 2, 3, 4; Assemblies § 1, 2; District Chorus 4; G.R.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Intra- murals 1; Cooking Club 2; Office 3, 4; Junior Prom 3; Freshman Pres.; Drama C lub 1. Highest Aim: To unconfuse myself. ae ey ‘4 � ee A : q : x ree ie ‘Saas ae : WILLIAM TIMOTHY MUNIER oe DTH Outstanding Interest: Les Jeunes Filles. Activities: Art Club 1; Science Fair 1; Track 2, 3; Baseball 4; Student Council 4; Freshman Assembly; Prom Committee. Highest Aim: To take the crack out of crackers. SARAH LOUISE PALMER “Sally” Outstanding Interest: Horses; Dick. Activities: 9th Grade Chorus; Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3, 4; Library Club 1; G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3; Dance Committee 1, 2; Prom Committee 3. Highest Aim: To marry my one and only true love. DONALD PICARD ee Pete” Outstanding Interest: Hunting. Activities: Senior Chefs Club. Highest Aim: To be a State cop. ROLAND PIERCE “Chubby” Outstanding Interest: Fishing; Hunting; Girls. Activities: Football; Glee Club; Choraleers. Highest Aim: To be a “State Policeman.” 29 DENNIS PLOOF “Den” Outstanding Interest: Music. Activities: Chorus 1; Choraleers 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; “Trial by Jury”; “Princess Ida.” PATRICIA POIRIER Clem” Outstanding Interest: Sports. Activities: Chorus 1; Camera Club 1; Dance Club 2; Business Ed. Club 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Highest Aim: To race my brothers around the Tantasqua track. MARTHA ROBERTS “Marty” Outstanding Interest: Writing to her 75 penpals. Activities: Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Dance Club 1; Nature Club OE Chemistry Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Tom-Tom 3, 4; Yearbook 4; G.R.A. 4; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Laboratory Assistant 4; Intramurals 3, 4. Highest Aim: To bring penicillin to Zulus. Outstanding Interest: The same as any other red-blooded American girl. Activities: Home Economics Club 1; Library Club 1, 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, President 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Choral- eers 4. 30 Highest Aim: To mature, but never grow old. LYLE PLAINTE “Ralph” Outstanding Interest: Water Skiing. Activities: Baseball. Highest Aim: To make a million. DOUGLAS PLATT “Tennessee” Outstanding Interest: Girls. Activities: Band; Tom-Tom; Track 4. Highest Aim: To be a Dr. of Hypnosis. KATHLEEN ANN POWERS “Kathy” Outstanding Interest: Sports. Activities: Office Work 1, 2, 3; G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Advanced Gym 1, 2; Assemblies 2, 3; Photography Club 1; Prom Committees 3, 4. Highest Aim: To be a success. ALFRED PRATT “Mopsey,” “Carrot-Top” Outstanding Interest: Cars. | Activities: Band. | Highest Aim: To set my Ford on the road. VALORIE SAWYER eM al’? Outstanding Interest: Dramatics. {ctivities: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Prom Committees 3, 4; T Tom 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Plays 4. Highest Aim: To be quiet for 5 minutes. PAUL SHAILER Outstanding Interest: Cars. Highest Aim: To drag Da-Da at Orange. PETER SHOWMAN “Pete” Ou:standing Interest: Electronics. Activities: Glee Club 1; Choraleers; Track 2; Cross-Country 1; Electronics Club 1; Camera Club 1; Tom-Tom 1. Highest Aim: To travel to a Star. ERIC CLARK SILVERBERG Outstanding Interest: Science. Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 3, 4; Tom-Tom 2; Electronics Club 1, 2; Choraleers 3, 4; Science Fair 2. Highest Aim: To give Mr. Hamilton lots of gray hairs. ik FAYE JOANNE SILVERBERG “Faysie Jo” Outstanding Interest: Jimmy. 'ctivities: G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Tom-Tom 2, 3, 4; - Chorus 1; Glee ae School Correspondent 4; Library ub 1. Highest Aim: To grow “2” inches. | BARRY FRANCIS SMITH “Smitty” Outstanding Interest: Hunting. ) Activities: Chorus 1; Chess Club; Model Club. Jighest Aim: To he an elevator man in a one-story building. RICHARD STRACK SDick’ Outstanding Interest: Electronics. Activities: Chorus 1; Nature Club 2; Art Club 3; Electronics Club 3. Highest Aim: I wish I knew. JUDITH ANN TAYLOR “Judi” Outstanding Interest: Ronny. Activities: Assembly 1; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Business Ed. Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4. Highest Aim: To see a movie where the bad guys win. 3| MARJORIE THURLOW “Margie” Outstanding Interest: Boys. Activities: Glee Club 2, 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Advanced Gym. Highest Aim: To go to Berkshire Christian College. RONALD TRYBA “Roxy” Outstanding Interest: Sports. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4. Highest Aim: To graduate. ERNEST VEZINA “Buzzy” Outstanding Interest: Mickey. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Choraleers Ms Bh 4; Advanced Comal. a 4: om Committee 4. Hig hest Aim: “I wanna get married” ... HO HO. CAROLYN MAY WADSWORTH “Care,” “Wadsy” Outstanding Interest: The opposite and inferior sex—BOYS. Activities: G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club eases As Maarbaol: 3, 4; Dance and Brant Committees I 4s ofa Tom- Tom 2; Secretary Glee Club 3, 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 3. Highest Aim: To move Beatnik culture from Greenwich Vil- lage to Old Sturbridge Village. 32 JOHN TERRY “Terry” Outstanding Interest: Sports. Activities: Basketball. Highest Aim: To own the world’s most beautiful car. NANCY ANTIONETTE THIBEAULT “Nanny” ; Outstanding Interest: Life? ? ? Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; G.R.A. 1, 2, 3; Recording Secretary 4; Class Secretary 3. Highest Aim: To be a Herouxine. KEN TUOMI “Tombstone” Outstanding Interest: Fords, water skiing. Activities: Red Cross 2; Track 2; Dramatics 2; Art Club 3; German Club 3; Prom Committee 3, 4. Highest Aim: To leave Sturbridge. LISBETH L. UPTON “Lisby,” “Tua Outstanding Interest: Music. Activities: Library Club 1, 2; Nature Club 3; G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance and Prom Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Accompanist 4; Choral- eers 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4. I SYLVIA WAMBACH Boyle Outstanding Interest: Sports. Activities: Office Work 1, 2, 3; Intramurals; Advanced Gym Paso: Highest Aim: To pass Chemistry. BARBARA WELSH “Barb” Outstanding Interest: Boys in general and one in particular. Activities: Dance Club; Library Service; Ninth Grade Chorus; G.R.A. 1, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Newspaper 3, Treasurer 4; _P.T.S.A. 3; Yearbook 4. COLIN KENNETH YATES “Ken” Outstanding Interest: Gymnastics. Activities: Advanced Gym 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Track 2; Choral- eers 4. Highest Aim: To be a jockey. ARTHUR ZIERZOW SAT a Outstanding Interest: What do you think? Activities: Band 2; Track 2. Highest Aim: To write a good novel. ALBERT BOOTH : “Bucky” Outstanding Interest: Cooking. Activities: Basketball. Highest Aim: To be a cook. RONALD F. BRODEUR “Ron” Outstanding Interest: Automobiles. Highest Aim: To be a draftsman. | BARRY E. PECK Outstanding Interest: Cars. Activities: Track; Rifle Club; Chefs Club; Model Airplane Club. Highest Aim: To be a Mechanical Engineer. eePrr! 33 - 34 Senior Page Barbara Bashaw—Brimfield—Sept. 26—‘“What a panic!”—It’s All in the Game. Carole Bennet—Brimfield—June 11—‘“‘Yi-ikes!”—Broken-Hearted Melody. Virginia Bergeron—Brookfield—July 13—“I can’t help it!”—Gingerbread. Doris Berry—Sturbridge—August 6—‘‘A dollar fifty’s worth, please!”—Bewitched, Bothered, And Bewildered. Gerry Blake—Sturbridge—Feb. 2—‘‘Wing a ding dong!”—Put Your Head on My Shoulder. Peter Blake—Sturbridge—Jan. 27—“What me!”—Come Softly to Me. Tommy Blake—Sturbridge—Feb. 1—‘ ‘Hi pal!’”—The Song of Love. Ann Blondin—Brookfield—Oct. 13—“‘Cool Cat!”—Loving you. Donald Boos—West Brookfield—Jan. 29—‘‘What’s for lunch?”—Thunder Road. Albert Booth—Brookfield—Oct. 26—“‘Ya better believe it!”—Deck of Cards. Andy Bourbeau—Sturbridge—Oct. 8—“You’re kidding, of course!”—How the Time Flies. Ronny Brodeur—West Brookfield —Feb. 22—“Think the rain will hurt the rhubarb?” —Put Your Head on My Shoulder. Carol Bruso—Fiskdale—Jan. 2—‘‘Don’t you just know it?”—Fool’s Hall of Fame. Jerry Burke—Sturbridge—July 23—“Hi”—Cool Waters. Faith Byron—Sturbridge—Dec. 3—“‘Ge-so crow!”—IT’ll Wait for You. Kenny Caldbeck—Brimfield—Sept. 4—‘ ‘You fat thing, you!”—Speak to Me of Love. Dave Cargill—West Brookfield—Nov. 10—? ??—??? Joanne Charpentier—Sturbridge—Oct. 18—‘Wanna bet?’”—Head on My Shoulder. Roger Casavant—Brimfield—Nov. 16—“ Hi, Doc—What’s new?” Beverly Clancy—Sturbridge—Feb. 1—“You didn’t!”—Sea of Love. Jim Cormier—Fiskdale—May 8—“‘Like cool, dad!” —Sweeter Than You. Marguerite Craig—Brookfield—Sept. 24—‘Hi Cat!””—Always. Rachel Davieau—Sturbridge—Aug. 20— A dollar fifty’s worth, please!”—It’s All in the Game. Karen DeAngelis—West Brookfield—March 21—“It’s so elementary !”—Warm. Barbara Deering—Brimfield—Aug. 13—“Be nice!”—Sea of Love. Nancy Donais—Fiskdale—Dec. 4—“Holy Cow!”—To Know Him is to Love Him. Bil Earls—Sturbridge—May 24—‘‘Stay out of trees!” —Greensleeves. Bob Faugno—Brookfield—Nov. 26—“Hey !”—Lonely Boy. Debbie Fauveau—Sturbridge—Jan. 23—“Mon Cheri!”—Don’t Blame Me. Roger Felton—Wales—Dec. 22—“Don’t sweat the small things!”—Thunder Rd. Judi Fish—Sturbridge—May 7—No doubt!”—Put Your Head on My Shoulder. Marlene Frederick—Fiskdale is to Love Him. Aug. 21—‘That’s the way it goes!”—To Know Him Kenny Gaucher—Sturbridge—Nov. 9—“Nuts!”—The Angels Listened In. Priscilla Gaudreau—Fiskdale—June 18—‘Don’t get all shook up!””—Casual Look. Margaret Gendreau—Brimfie'd—Dec. 1—‘‘Ah cut it out!”—Sometimes. Susan Gould—Wales—Oct. 6-—“I’m with you!””—Searlet Ribbons. Phil Grant—Sturbridge—Sept. 23—“Well gee!”—It’s All in the Game. John Gregory—Brimfield—Aug. 23—“Crime doesn’t pay—always!”—Tragedy. Edna Grimes—Brookfie'd—June 9—? ? ?__? ?? Alan Grinnell—Brimfield—Aug. 14—“Draw!”—Home on the Range. Sandy Hall—Fiskdale—Jan. 5—“A dollar fifty’s worth A Watch Over Me. ar filty’s worth, please!””—Someone to Bob Headley—Southbridge—Dec. 27—“Thanks a large pile!” —Danny Boy. George Herbert—Brookfield—Nov. 1—? ? ?—Joey’s Song. Judi Henke—Holland—April 8—‘“Nice try, guy!”—Always. Pat Herrington—Brimfield—Dec. 11—‘‘Aw, come on!”—My Own True Love. Gert Hoy—Holland—Jan. 6—“‘That’s Life!”—Are You Really Mine? Louie Hyde—Brookfield—March 11—“I guess you know!”—Who’s Sorry Now. Sally Hyland—Sturbridge— Shirley Isham—Brimfield—Sept. 29—“Oh yah!”—Lonely Street. Eugene Jolin—Sturbridge—June 23—“Well, if you say so!” —Sleepwalk. Lori Jones—Sturbridge—Feb. 22—“T disagree with you!”—Mamma’s Place. Doug Kenyon—Wales—Dec. 1—‘‘No!’”—The Angels Listened In. Ed Killian—Brimfield—June 19—‘“‘Hello doll!”—Danny Boy. Tom Kozlowski—Wales—Sept. 28—“‘You wouldn’t do a thing like that—would you!” —Mack the Knife. Marty Ladyka—Sturbridge—Oct. 3—‘‘What’s your trouble, buddy!”—Lasting Love. Ricky LaMonda—Brookfield—July 2—‘“Got any gum, anybody!”—Bali Hai. Barbara Lamothe—Sturbridge—July 31—‘‘Aw come on, peoples!”—Twilight Time. Bill Laughlin—Fiskdale—Oct. 21—‘‘Don’t worry about it!”—Sleepwalk. Bob Lazure—Brimfield—Feb. 15—‘“‘Keep it up!”—Little Darlin’. Carrie LeBlanc—Sturbridge—Jan. 18—“O.K. Brat!”—It’s All in the Game. George LeBlanc—Brookfield—Aug. 29—“Aw c’mon!”—Deck of Cards. Bob LePain—Sturbridge—Aug. 27—“HIII!” boy.—Three Bells. Donna Loux—Brimfield—July 21—“‘Well . . . !”—Mr. Blue. | Linda Lucier—Brimfield—Nov. 16—“‘Hello to you too, Boo-boo!”—You Were Mine. Marilyn Lynch—Sturbridge—Dec. 28—‘‘Holy Mackerel!”—I’ll Be Home. Donna MacGrath—Sturbridge—Jan. 29—“Gad!”—Tammy. Ronny Mahan—Sturbridge—May 22—“Yea Dad!”—Poison Ivy. Donny Martin—Holland—Aug. 31— “Kool!”—Poison Ivy. 1) Martin—Brookfield—Feb. 12—‘‘How about that?”—To Know Him is to Love im. Rena Martin—Wales—Sept. 5—‘‘Whatcha do now?”—One Night. Priscilla Mathieu—Brimfield—May 7—“That’s the breaks!”—Don’t Ever Leave Me. Mary McLaughlin—Sturbridge—Oct. 18—“Oh goody !”—Green Sleeves. Ken Menard—Holland—Dec. 3—“Take a bath!” —Somethin’ Else. Buddy Morgan—Wales—Oct. 31—“You’re gonna burn!”—Your Eyes Have Told Me So. Karen Morrell—Sturbridge—Dec. 12—“What’cha doin’?”—Fascination. Daphne Morse—Brookfield—Aug. 29—“Oh fish!”—True Love. John Muller—Brimfield—Nov. 26—“MENTAL delinquent!”—Red River Rock. Charlie Mundell—Brookfield—July 15—“‘Go, man, go!”—Tiger. Tim Munier—Sturbridge—Nov. 11—“Make with the feet!”—Stagger Lee. Sally Palmer—Sturbridge—Jan. 12—“Good Morning”—Broken-Hearted Melody. Rose Paquette—Brookfield—Oct. 28—‘“‘Yes Honey”—Stormy Weather. Linda Parent—Brimfield—Aug. 25—“What'll I do now’—Lovers Never Say Good- bye. Barry Peck—Wales—May 26—“Don’t bet on it!”—Rebel Rouser. Don Picard—Brimfield—Dec. 19—‘‘Ah, come on!”—All For the Love of a Girl. Roland Pierce—Brimfield—Oct. 26—‘‘Gosh darn it!”—Oklahoma. - Lyle Plainte—Brookfield—Oct. 10—“Ralph!”—? ?? 35 Doug Platt—Brookfield—Oct. 4—“‘Holy Cow”—Gotta Travel On. Dennis Ploof—West Brookfield—‘What’s new?”—I’m Gonna Get Married. Pat Poirier—Wales—Oct. 10—‘‘What did I do now?”—You’re Gonna Miss Me. Kathy Powers—Brookfield—Sept. 8—‘‘No kidding!”—Sleep Walk. Alfred Pratt—Brookfield—April 11—‘‘Ah Chucky!”—Working Man. Martha Roberts—Brookfield—Jan. 6—‘‘Really ?”—Hallelujah Chorus. Jeannette Robichaud—Sturbridge—March 18—“C’on we're Late!”—Liebestraum. Mike Sansoucy—Sturbridge—April 24—“Hi wack!”—Tears On My Pillow. Val Sawyer—Brookfield—Aug. 15—‘‘Make a Uie!”—In The Mood. Paul Shailer—Brookfield—Jan. 17—“‘ ( ! !”—I Miss You So. Pete Showman—Sturbridge—Feb. 20—‘‘Calm yourself!”—Scarlet Ribbons. Eric Silverberg—Sturbridge—Feb. 3—“It’s a cruel world!”—Summertime. Faye Silverberg—Sturbridge—Nov. 29—‘“Jumping Junebugs!”—Now and For AIl- ways. Barry Smith—Brimfield—July 4—“You’re gone man!”—Donna. Dick Strack—Sturbridge—Sept. 27—‘“‘Wait ’til next year!” —Tammy. Judi Taylor—Wales—Aug. 7—‘Yea, but think of the fun we could have!”—My Prayer. John Terry—Brookfield—Dec. 8—“Don’t you never do that again!”—Your Cheating Heart. Nancy Thibeault—Sturbridge—Feb. 26—“Oh—No!”—To Know Him is to Love Him. Marjie Thurlow—Sturbridge—Aug. 13—“Darn it!”—Silver Sand. Ken Tuomi—Sturbridge—Aug. 2—“How “bout that, my name is Mr. Clean!”— Zombie Jamboree. Ronny Tryba—Sturbridge—Jan. 5—‘‘Very muchly!”—Hey Little Girl. Lisbeth Upton—Sturbridge—Feb. 20—“T’ll be there in a minute!”—Falling Leaves. Ernie Vezina—West Brookfield—Sept. 19—“Tete de pipe’”—Empty head—Twilight Time. Carolyn Wadsworth—Sturbridge—Oct. 27—“Hi, Poopsie!”—Plantation Boogie. Sylvia Wambach—Brookfield—Oct. 5—“Oh George!”—My Special Angel. Barbara Welsh—Sturbridge—Feb. 19—“That’s the breaks of the game!”—I’ll Be Seeing You. Ken Yates—Sturbridge—Feb. 12—? ? ?—My True Love. Art Zierzow—Holland—June 30—“Holy smokes!””—Morgan. rs — — SOKMNANE SNS V. Sawyer R. Tryba K. Powers B. Smith R. Faugno M. Craig L. Lucier J. Taylor C. LeBlanc W. Munier D. Platt 12: Los 14. bse 16. Lee 18. 19, 20. PANE Senior Baby Pix T. Blake G. Blake A. Blondin R. Brodeur J. Charpentier R. Felton J. Gregory W. Earls D. Ploof R. Strack Oe: 23. 24. 2D. 26. Zhe 23. 29; 30. Sl. C. Bennett J. Muller K. Gaucher S. Hyland K. Caldbeck D. Cargill C. Bruso E. Silverberg E. Vezina B . Bashaw PG vw 33. 34, do. 30. of. 39. 40, Al. 42. E. Jolin S. Palmer R. Lazure G. Hoy R. LePain P. Grant J. Cormier M. Roberts P. Shailer M. Ladyka P. Poirier an 38 L. Upton S. Hall R. Davieu G. Herbert M. McLaughlin L. Parent J. Fish A. Bourbeau D. Morse F. Byron J. Burke B. Deering M. Gendreau 56. ate in 0) o 29. 60. 6l. 62. 63. 64. 65. 60. 67. oO oO. . Loux Mundell . Frederick Grinnell Welsh Hyde Lamothe Plainte LaMonda Silverberg Isham . Headley . Berry AMAA WoO Soo — —_ M. Sansoucy R. Mahan D. Picard K. Tuomi E. Killian L. Jones V. Bergeron J. Martin D. Martin P. Showman C. Yates K. Menard R. Pierce 82. O92 Oo. oO oO ) 8 OO OO. 89. 90. 91; 92; 93: 85. 86. T. Kozlowski A. Zierzow K. DeAngelis P. Gaudreau J. Terry R. Casavant D. Favreau P. Mathieu B: Clancy G. LeBlanc M. Thurlow A. Pratt D. MacGrath D. Kenyon R. Paquette 79, 100. 101. 102. 103. P. Herrington K. Morrell 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. Senior Baby Pix C. Wadsworth J. Robichaud S. Gould M. Lynch E. Grimes W. Laughlin 110. N. Thibeault H. Morgan 112. N. Donais 113. D. Boos Class History The Class of 1960 is the first class to have completed the full six-year program at Tantasqua Regional High School. We, therefore, here submit a history of our class— the Class of 1960. The Tantasqua Regional School District was formed in 1952 to promote and to better the education of the children in the five towns of Brookfield, Brimfield, Holland, Stur- bridge, and Wales. The new school was officially opened on September 27, 1954. As the building was not yet completed, classes were held in temporary quarters in the towns of Brookfield, Brimfield, Sturbridge, and Holland. On December 4, 1954, the students from the five towns attended classes in the new building for the first time. It was on that day, December 4, 1954, that the Class of 1960 assembled. It was there, in the seventh grade, that many new and lasting friendships were formed with people from the several towns. As eighth graders, we presented Tantasqua with an American flag and stand te be used in the auditorium. Our freshman year brought us many new adventures. We elected class officers for the first time—Linda Parent, President; Eric Silverberg, Vice President; Sandra Wet- teland, Secretary; Angie Perrille, Treasurer. Time flew swiftly, and we soon were sophomores, led by new class officers—William Earls, President; Gloria Fay, Vice President; Karen Morrell, Secretary; Priscilla Gau- dreau, Treasurer. As juniors, we chose our class rings and sponsored our first formal prom. The prom, “Seventh Heaven,” was held on May 22, 1959. It was the most successful prom in the history of Tantasqua. Our class officers were Michael Sansoucy, President; Carolyn Wadsworth, Vice President; Nancy Thibeault, Secretary; Barbara LaMothe, Treasurer. Robert LePain was our senior class president, assisted by Michael Sansoucy, Vice President; Carrie LeBlanc, Secretary; Linda Lucier, Treasurer. We held our senior prom, “Whispers of Winter,” on November 20, 1959. We, the members of the Class of 1960, have greatly benefited from our educational and social experiences gained at Tantasqua. We have won many new and firm friends. We are proud of our school, and we consider it a great privilege to be the first class to be graduated from the complete six-year program of Tantasqua. Remember When? Ne -_ = = = 2 o 3 =) = j = n % Se i : ° o : op _ K 5 = ee 5 £3 - a5 aoe pd Go os o =o ee = = A Night of Beauty Our Junior Prom was one of the most spectacularly successful events ever held at Tantasqua. For sheer beauty and simplicity of design it will be difficult to match. Class We, the 1960 graduating class of Tantasqua Regional High School, being of sound mind and body, do here- by proclaim this to be our last will and testament: To the School Committee ‘we leave a new safe which we hope will be burglar-proof. We leave the faculty with fond memories of paper air- planes, flying erasers, and baskets of chewing gum. To Mr. Scott we leave a more peaceful school. We leave Mr. Bruce a pair of sneakers and a butterfly net with hopes that he gets his man. To Mr. MacArthur we leave an extra pair of shoulder pads. We leave Mr. Julian with a few gray hairs and an empty bottle of aspirin. To the Senior Class Advisors we leave heartfelt thanks for all their help. Barbara Bashaw leaves her brain to the biology lab for further study. Carole Bennett leaves her glasses to Don Spear in case he loses his contact lenses. Virginia Bergeron leaves her quiet ways to her cousin, Joan. Doris Berry leaves her position as page-turner for the Choraleers to Mike Curran. Gerald Blake leaves his ability to customize cars to any underclassman who wishes to do so. Peter Blake leaves a Chrysler engine to Bob Dowling to put in his kitty car so that one day he'll get to” school before Mr. Hamilton. . Thomas Blake leaves his Tom Blake Haircut to anyone with courage enough to wear it. Ann Blondin leaves her good study habits to her sister, Janet. Donald Boos leaves all his energy to Mister Sun. Andre Bourbeau leaves his conceit to next year’s Senior boys. Ronald Brodeur leaves his car to Ralph Mundell. Carol Bruso leaves her natural blonde hair to Bobby Fitts. Will Jerome Burke leaves his dark hair and dark eyes to Carole Closson. Faith Byron leaves her clothes to Judy LaPlante who wears them anyway. Kenneth Caldbeck leaves for Palestine. Good luck, Kenny! David Cargill hopes that he leaves. Roger Casavant leaves his noisy ways to Linda Smith. Joanne Charpentier leaves a strand of her hair to Mr. Corson to string a violin. Beverly Clancy leaves her horses to the track team. James Cormier leaves his ninth grade papers to Susan Cote. Marguerite Craig leaves her loud voice to the cheer- leaders. Rachel Davieau leaves all her empty milk cartons and used napkins to Mr. Wilson. Karen DeAngelis leaves her talent for picking up signs to Mickey O’Keefe. Don’t get caught, Mickey! Barbara Deering leaves her pretty, long eyelashes to Sue Cournoyer to dust her glasses. Nancy Donais leaves her green convertible to her bro- ther, Bobby. William Earls leaves his ability to talk his way out of every situation to Terry O’Keefe who can never talk his way out of anything. Deborah Favreau leaves fos New York. Robert Faugno leaves his bicycle to the safe-crackers for faster getaways. Roger Felton leaves his touchdown to Lee Lyman. Judith Fish leaves Zorro’s pad to upcoming beatniks. Marlene Frederick leaves her long hair to Dickie Den- ault who could use a little more. Priscilla Gaudreau leaves her knitting ability to Mrs. Duquette. Margaret Gendreau leaves with Pat Herrington. 43 Kenneth Gaucher leaves his place in the business wing to Joan Steadman. Patricia Herrington leaves with Maggie Gendreau. Susan Gould leaves her X’s and Y’s to Mr. Luce. Philip Grant leaves his undivided attention to Mr. Mar- otta, at last. John Gregory happily leaves his unsolved modern prob- lems to Don Spear hoping that he will solve them better than his own. Edna Grimes -leaves her athletic ways to next year’s football team. Alan Grinnell leaves. Sandra. Hall leaves her Johnny Mathis albums to the A.V. Room for mood music. Robert Headley leaves for Greenwich Village. George Herbert leaves his homeroom once and for all. Judith Henke leaves her blonde hair to Sue Looney. Gertrude Hoy leaves her freckles to make a flagstone terrace in the forum. Louis Hyde leaves “The Huddle” on the school news- paper to Kevin Moore. Sarah Hyland leaves a daily supply of apples to the cafeteria. Shirley Isham leaves a pair of stilts to any other short girl. Eugene Jolin leaves a few more inches to Jackie Bor- deaux. Lorella Jones leaves her taped discussions with Mr. Charette to Carolyn Morris for further study. James Jackson leaves his car to any Brookfieldite who needs it. Douglas Kenyon leaves all his records to Dave Maynard. Edward Killian leaves his nickname, Teddy, to anyone who wants it. Thomas Kozlowski leaves the Chem Lab to John Pickett. It’s all yours, John. Martha Ladyka leaves Tommy Earls an introduction to all the cute girls who come to Rom’s. Frederica LaMonda leaves her musical ability to Sue Laughlin. Barbara Lamothe leaves the lunchroom with every- one else’s lunch. William Laughlin leaves four new tires to Barbara Watt with hopes that she'll take better care of them. Robert Lazure leaves the other half of his locker to Sylvia Soloman. Carrie LeBlanc leaves her award for being the better half of the Seniors’ outstanding couple to the trophy case. George LeBlanc leaves his place in the Tantasqua Band to Louis Armstrong. Robert LePain leaves the belt of his football pants to Bobby Hanna who wears it anyway. Donna Loux leaves her ability to shoot the breeze to Robin Hood. Linda Lucier leaves 69 cents, the left-over money from the Senior Class treasury, to the Junior Class treas- ury. Marilyn Lynch leaves a dollar deposit for next year’s yearbook to Mr. Hamilton. Donna MacGrath leaves her brothers to the under- class girls. Ronald Mahan leaves his purple car to anyone with a strong stomach. Donald Martin leaves his peach fuzz to Mr. Podgorski. Judy Martin leaves with hopes of not returning. Rena Martin leaves Terry O’Keefe to the football team. Priscilla Mathieu leaves her fiery red hair to Betsy Cederholm. Kenneth Menard leaves his. techniques to Romeo. | | Mary McLaughlin leaves her Brooklyn brogue to Mr. Bansfield. Harrison Morgan leaves one of his Bibles to Danny Adams in hopes that he’Il read it. Karen Morrell leaves her piano to Ellen Cox. Daphne Morse leaves her “A” in French to her brother, David. Charles Mundell leaves with tears in his eyes and bas- ketball in his heart. John Muller leaves wishing he’d been here longer. Timothy Munier leaves his ways with women to Greg Martel. Sarah Palmer leaves with regrets that she can’t leave for Stafford. Rose Paquette leaves her small blouses to Norm Schell. Do you think they'll fit ? Linda Parent leaves her ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time to anyone who enjoys being em- barrassed. Donald Picard leaves his curly hair to Pat Howard. Roland Pierce leaves with a sigh of relief. Lyle Plainte leaves his place on the absentee list to Eddy Bashaw. Douglas Platt leaves his accent to Cookie Leveille. Patricia Poirier leaves to drive around in her station wagon. Dennis Ploof leaves his picture to the gym for a dart game. Kay Powers leaves her field hockey equipment to Mr. Britton for his lunchroom duty. Alfred Pratt leaves, a better trumpet player despite the experience. Martha Roberts leaves a dissected elephant to Mr. O’Brien. Jeannette Robichaud leaves her soothing voice to Mrs. MacArthur and hopes that it helps some pre-exam headaches. Michael SanSoucy leaves his handbook “How to Win Friends and Influence Girls” to Richard Bracci. Valorie Sawyer leaves her place in cheerleading to Albie Poirier so he won’t have to warm the bench next year. Paul Shailer leaves his engineer boots to Pete. (Don’t step off the mats, Pete! ) Peter Showman leaves his quiet ways to Diane Gero. Eric Silverberg leaves his crosscountry record for the 1960 Thunderbird to beat. Faye Silverberg gives the Tom-Tom back to the Indians. Barry Smith leaves his last name to Mrs. Hedwiga Kochanowski. Richard Strack leaves his smile for the Ipana toothpaste ad. Judith Taylor leaves Senior English to the seventh graders as something to look forward to. John Terry leaves an autographed basketball to Wells. Nancy Thibeault leaves her laugh to Frankenstein. Marjorie Thurlow leaves her willingness to lend a hand to anyone who needs another hand. Ronny Tryba leaves his seat in assembly to any Junior who finds it hard to sleep standing up. Kenneth Tuomi leaves his sense of humor to George Thompson. Lisbeth Upton leaves her voice to Mary Hyland who has a terrific one already. Ernest Vezina leaves with plans for a summer wedding. Carolyn Wadsworth is leaving. For further information call Dickens 7-5261. Barbara Welsh leaves her seat in the Honor Society and her place in cheerleading to anyone who will accept the challenge. Kenneth Yates leaves his shoes to Mr. Kelly. Arthur Zierzow leaves his locker to the matron for a broom closet. 45 Senior Girls POPULAR Carrie LeBlanc ARTISTIC Barbara Deering PRACTICAL Carolyn Wadsworth Barbara Welsh ROMANTIC Judi Fish AGREEABLE Doris Berry ARGUMENTATIVE CHEERFUL Judv Henke Judi Fish ATTRACTIVE VERSATILE Judy Henke Barbara Welsh EFFICIENT STUDIOUS Faye Silverberg Martha Roberts BASHFUL LITERARY Martha Roberts Carole Bennet DARING TALKATIVE Val Sawyer Val Sawyer TALENTED WITTIEST Lisby Upton Karen DeAngelis FORGETFUL MUSICAL Barbara LaMothe Karen Morrell NAIVE QUIET Barbara Bashaw Martha Roberts SOPHISTICATED GROOMED Deborah Favreau Deborah Favreau DEPENDABLE DANCER Susan Gould | Nancy Thibeault ATHLETIC Pat Poirier AMBITIOUS Mary McLaughlin CLASS GENIUS Lorella Jones LEADERSHIP Val Sawyer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lorella Jones DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS Barbara Deering Faye Silverberg Val Sawyer Boys POPULAR Bob LePain ARTISTIC Ken Tuomi PRACTICAL Eric Silverberg ROMANTIC Buddy Morgan AGREEABLE Bob Lazure CHEERFUL ARGUMENTATIVE Kenny Menard Andy Bourbeau VERSATILE ATTRACTIVE Eric Silverberg Kenny Menard STUDIOUS EFFICIENT Tom Kozloski Bill Laughlin LITERARY BASHFUL Bill Earls George LeBlanc TALKATIVE DARING John Gregory Bob Headley WITTIEST TALENTED Bill Earls Dennis Ploof MUSICAL FORGETFUL Dennis Ploof Tim Munier QUIET NAIVE George LeBlanc Dave Cargill GROOMED SOPHISTICATED Bill Laughlin Art Zierzow DANCER DEPENDABLE Phil Grant Eric Silverberg Dennis Ploof Bob Lazure (= Ernie Vezina ATHLETIC Louie Hyde AMBITIOUS Superlatives Eric Silverberg CLASS GENIUS Tom Kozloski LEADERSHIP Mike Sansoucy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Eric Silverberg DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS Mike Sansoucy Class Prophecy The class of 60’s gone beat Just in time for our fifth reunion we meet Pris Mathieu, George Herbert, Marlene Frederick, Judy Taylor, Nancy Donais, Ed Killian and Dave Cargill who have FINALLY achieved their highest aim CLAP they graduated. Al Pratt and Faith Byron have got their cars ZOOM to work (they took them to the Blake Brothers’ Garage) FREE COMMERCIALS BANNED Last seen Al and Faith were dragging with Paul Shailer around the new wide Tantasqua track ROAR Following them were two streaks of blue “fuzz,” Donald Picard and Roland Pierce SCREETCH There is on the roster of the Olympics A scroll naming Tantasqua entrants. Here such sports greats as Lazure, Yates, Jolin, Mundell, and Tryba Are carried off the field, exhausted, While Pat Poirier and Kay Powers Run circles around the stretcher bearers. While Rog Felton whips love juice from his still, in their cool studio Doug Platt and Ken Gaucher are surrounded by Jim Cormier’s models . . . models . . . models. Books rivalling those by Peale and Sheen are being written by SCRATCH happy and successful Shirley Isham, Phil Grant and Donnie Martin. Buddy Morgan and Ken Caldbeck, missionaries, have just returned from Palestine, where they tried, in vain, to convert the CAMELS. Scientists are marvelling at the sudden growth of Ken Menard and Faye Silverberg. They have reached their desired heights of 5°6” and are still growing. Now their highest aim 1s to stop. Louis Hyde and Andre Bourbeau simultaneously —CRASH— announce—BOOM—to the radio audience that Bev Clancy has shot BANG a hole in Mike Sansoucy’s football. Deb Favreau proudly holds hands like with Art Zierzow while he writes a novel celebrating her CONTROVERSIAL picture on the cover of MAD An ear-splitting CRASH BOOM BANG RING issues from the secret top-top secret lab where Peck, Showman, Laughlin, Kenyon, Muller, Silverberg, Kozlowski and Jones have just announced the utter FAILURE of their latest BOOM experiment. Donald Boos expects BANG repercussions in the animal kingdom. Congressional investigators have decided that Tim Munier’s claims are unfounded—his company has been attributing Ken’s growth to his MUNCH eating of their crackless crackers. Leaving John Terry behind in a cloud of dust, Bob Faugno and Barb Welsh drag off. In this race to buy the most expensive polishes for his beautiful cars, John has been forced to sell the motors. Ken Tuomi in his almost Ford waves goodbye as he leaves Sturbridge for the wilds of Brimfield. In the relocated beatnik camp of Sturbridge Village we find Carole Bennett. It was one of the few places where she could be a bachelor’s wife. We find there also Wadsy and J. Fish reading the poetry of those out-out beats Earls and Headley Also at the Village is Joanne Charpentier who keeps yelling “Tex” to the bongo quartet directed by Dennis Ploof Dancing to the beat is Sandy, the Chipmunk, Hall. Meanwhile back at the spaceport Ginny Bergeron assures her moon-bound passengers, Daphne Morse and Ricky Lamonda, of “It’s Only a Paper Moon” to reach Khruschev’s that there is enough atmosphere there for Ricky’s rendition ear. In Russia are Donna MacGrath, her ambassador husband and their family. Perplexed by the problem of explaining Santa Claus to the eight little ones, whose pad does not contain a chimney, is Jeannette Robichaud, their beat chick tutor. Visiting them at the embassy is Karen Morrell who has finished seeing the fifty states and is now touring the world. SUPPOSE SHE’S LOOKING FOR A HUSBAND? Rach Davieu’s pad is still covered with fleas and dogs. Any suggestions ? Babs Deering still wants to be CENSORED oops, that’s as far as we gO... But Karen DeAngelis has given up her highest aim and is Looking for a lowest one. She has to look? In one of the leading business firms we find Carole Bruso and Rose Paquette as secretaries, while Martha Ladyka sits on the head accountant’s lap. Rumor has it he’s from Wells—SHUSH On the way up ZOOM Edna Grimes’ rocket ship piloted by Dick Strack passes Carry Leblanc’s jet and Donna Loux’s ultra-private hospital for broken asteroids where we find Martha Roberts and Linda Parent caring for Judy Henke, Sally Hyland and Jimmy Jackson, who are resting quietly. In Rena Martin’s beauty parlor BUZZ BUZZ we find Doris Berry who constantly tries to brush chalk dust off her sleeve. She insists the cause of this nervous tic is the fact that she had an eraser thrown at her as a student. With the invention of cigarettes that taste like chocolate, Pris Gaudreau is happy—now she just looks like a stove. From the appearance standpoint John Gregory looks happy and healthy at 99—scientists do make mistakes, you know. Talking excitedly to Marge Thurlow who just fans herself with her diploma we find Barbara Bashaw. She babysat for her idol last night—RICKY NELSON. 49 50 The beat, beat rhythm of the bongos brings us back to earth where it coincides with the beat, beat of the hairbrushes administered to their children by Ann Blondin, Sally Palmer, Judy Martin, Pat Herrington, Nancy Thibeault, Margeurite Craig, and NATCH Ernie Vezina. Ronnie Brodeur h as reached the peak of his career he has finished drafting an especially wide section of road designed specifically for Val Sawyer to practice making UEEEEE’S ... CRASH!!! At the insistence of his children, Barry Smith finally installed an elevator in the chimney of his one-story house to save wear and tear on Santa Claus. Barb Lamothe and Linda Lucier are BIFF BANG CRASH arguing over the morals of love, life and nose-rubbing. Meanwhile at Bob LePain’s new housing project we find Roger Casavant pounding crooked nails with Gert Hoy stridently HEY supervising the whole job. Albie Booth cooks for Mary McLaughlin somewhere out in space where she has written a two page novel entitled “A Year’s Thoughts.” In the depths of the vaults the soft SQUISH-SH-SH of greenbacks indicates that Lyle Plainte, George LeBlanc, Marilyn Lynch, and Ron Mahan are slaving away over their Million dollar income-tax forms. To Allen Grinnel whose highest aim was to beat Wyatt Earp to the draw we dedicate this literary masterpiece MEMORIAM BANG still ee ee ——————————— 61 ? Class of 52 i me | Rene [ = brrpererry? (eee Wee ee ee PEAR AAA REO j i ee —_ i ; 5 55 Pes: ape Be tee bie ee pee fis tee Peete eee nena ee ; ei j — : Freshman 56 ee Me fhe acts 57 a) 58 i ee: OR IR I Ae ps st , 13 ITI . : At Your Service 62 7 4 ; rt 7 % ye Be « , x TOP ROW, left to right: E. Bashaw, F. Labonte, R. Hanna, D. Hitchcock, D. Dickenson, J. Craig, Ray Lazure, R. Belanger. SECOND ROW: Coach W. Pauli, Coach B. MacArthur, P. Looney, R. Dowling, A. Poirier, R. Bracci, R. Fortier, A. Hedlund, M. O’Keefe, P. MacGrath, J. Moody, Coach R. Urban. THIRD ROW: D. MacGrath, R. Butterworth, S. Parzych, C. Levelli, D. Jalbert, R. Spenard, T. Earls, T. O’Keefe, L. Lyman, P. Gregory. BOTTOM ROW: R. Felton, R. LePain, R. Pierce, W. Earls, Co-Captain M. Sansoucy, Robert Lazure, J. Cormier, R. Headley, E. Jolin. .HEAD COACH WALT PAULI Warriors 1959 PATI BUET: (nee eS Northbridge .................. 42 Palmers, 25.50. ee W estbprd. tae ee ee 44. Mary Tou W elles 22 2 40 Springfield Commerce —____ 12 ALCON ete eee OO) Gratton pee ee 14 Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Vantasquan 2 eee Tantasqua Tantasqua. Tantasqua_ Tantasqua 65 FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Kopacz, D. Looney, A. Scott, P. Stearns, B. Birchenough, D. Simp- son. MIDDLE ROW: R. Sullivan, A. Cantara, N. Donais, R. Labonte, B. Adams, B. Fitts, B. Smith. REAR ROW: A. Reed, Manager, Captain K. Earls, H. Clark, E. Bonin, B. Mooney, Coach Emrich. Missing was C. Ordway. Team Record Weare eics ti Seed an Rnvield 6.2 bee eet Deerfield -_.......--. Sue een W sat horotes ence ree yal Sophomores: eee eee ok bantasqua . 26 ese LZ antasq ue 28 ace 6 Tantasqual.=. ko Tantasqita 002 eee 13 Tantasquasse == Se) 67 eae Baseball = FRONT ROW, left to right: Manager B. Lunde, J. Kearns, M. Curran, G. Martel, D. Martin, Manager L. Larson. MIDDLE ROW: A. Poirier, R. Tryba, L. Hyde, R. Bracci, G. Menard, R. Heroux, J. Tryba, K. White, R. Denault. REAR ROW: Coach W. Emrich, J. Moore, A. Beeman, C. Mundell, G. Lucier, K. Alberts, C. Leveille, H. Morgan. ; Team Record non league Tantasqua_____ 8 Cole Trade Tantasqua_____.- 0 Mary Wells __12 Tantasqua.____. 4 Douglas ___ Tantasqua______ 5 Sutton ee Tantasqua___ 14 N. Brookfield 2 Tantasqua_____ z Charlton ____ Tantasqua____. 9 Oxtorda aes ll Tantasqua_____. 7 Mary Wells __. 9 Tantasqua_____. 3 Barre: 22s Tantasqua___. 6 Leicester 2 Tantasqua_____- 1 Palmer2 ae 7 eT a vss eS SS — BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Bob Asselin, Captain Eric Silverberg; Lee Upton. TOP ROW, left to right: Jeff Tryba, Joe Dmuchovsky, Tony Dadalt. Proutyeee = 20 Mary Wells __. 27 Cole Trade _._ 27 Notre Dame... 27 Woodstock _. 26 Narragansetts 31 KEN YATES and BILL EARLS Cross-Country 31___-Tantasqua Pa een Tantasqua 20s Tantasqua 20 ee Tantasqua oles Tantasqua 26_____.Tantasqua The outstanding individual perform- ance of the Cross-Country year was turned in by Capt. Eric Silverberg. In the Wachusetts Invitational and the K of C games of Worcester, Eric finished 3rd and 4th (of 260), respectively. 75 Roster Capt. John Terry Alan Hyde Louis Hyde Albert Booth Leslie Menard Ronald Freeman Keith Spence Paul Terry Ralph Mundell In Conference Left to Right: George Lucier Michael Curran Dennis Martin John Kearns Coach Frank Bansfield Ce lh) 2 5 ae masa J 2 Se ae 9 50 ov) ES ae eee a Apa ley 2 2, ae TH) opt), aa oe) 9 eee | ae Sh) PAR oe ee a Shh Gh Sees a ooh) PUP as See AS a Mary Wells On the St. Joseph’s St. Mary’s Season Tantasqua 22 42 Tagitasqisse es eee 4A. Tantssqug ss 38 Tantasquaw =e 49 Tantasqua ssa 54 Tantasquasee eee 30 Tantasquas 22 es 48 Tantascy tee ee 48 Tantasquass ee 66 ‘Tanigsquas 46 1 ee eR ee oe: Charlton 6024827 eee ee Barre Gy Se eee N. Brookfield 50 £6 A ae Oxford AA Ps Se, ie ee Sutton 6) ee A ee eee Leicester 65 bode ale Se Cole Trade Alo Sey ee eee Charlton 09 22 ee eae Mary Wells oy peter is SE ewe. Algonquin 77 a e a oe wae any PEPTIDE —_— ie ‘4 re ine SE RE oi iat cs) 82 National Honor Soctety Left to Right, FRONT ROW: M. Ladyka, D. Frazier, S. Laughlin, D. Berry, B. Welch, Jean Jensen, S. Hyland. SECOND ROW: Miss E. Tite, Sponsor; S. Allen, M. Roberts, M. MacLaughlin, L. Jones, J. Tripp, K. Morrell, L. Lucier. THIRD ROW: L. Upton, W. Laughlin, T. Kozlowski, G. Lucier, J. Pickett, J. Gregory, E. Silverberg, K. Osterberg. Junior High String Class Mr. Arthur Lewis—Sponsor G. MacGillivary D. McVeigh A. Sampson Cheerleaders Left to Right: Capt. V. Sawyer, L. Blakely, L. Smith, K. May, B. Welch, J. Mason, J. Steadman. Missing were D. Frazier, B. Lamothe. Gymnasts Library Service Club eR ft to Right: K. Menard, D. MacGrath, A. Reed, L. Upton, R. De- Left to Right: C. Silverberg, E. Robinson, L. Upton, C. Bennet. e, D. Jalbert, D. McVeigh, A. Poirier, R. Fortier, C. Ordway, R. SECOND ROW: A. Belanger, C. Howlett, B. Bradway, R. La- ore, P. Despres, Sponsor Walt Pauli. monda, M. Lynch, D. Cole, Mrs. Marjorie Campbell, Sponsor. 83 ey SENIOR PORTRAITS LORING STUDIOS Worcester 283 Main St ield ington St. 8306 ingf Spr 83 Worth Boston 10 West St. PI 5-1966 RE 4 Ha 6-7227 Compliments of Good Luck to the Graduates ALBERT N. McGRATH ROBBIN‘S STORE Insurance and Real Estate 24 Blanchard Bldg. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. Telephone Porter 4-2556 Southbridge, Massachusetts Compliments of NICHOLS NURSERY FRANK E. NICHOLS, Owner Route 15 Sturbridge, Mass. Dickens 7-269| General Landscaping—Evergreens—Shrubs BRIMFIELD OIL COMPANY Esso Heating Oils and Bottled Gas STURBRIDGE ROAD BRIMFIELD, MASS. 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Dickens 7-3730 COMPLETE TUXEDO RENTAL SERVICE Latest Styles in All Formal Wear WEDDINGS, PROMS, BANQUETS ORGANIZATIONS Sizes 6—60 BUTTS CLOTHING STORE Tel. 228 Palmer LEPAIN’S PHARMACY 286 Hamilton Street SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. “Congratulations from Your Home Town Station — WESO 970 on your dial.” Compliments of McLELLAN'S SOUTHBRIDGE Congratulations to Class of 1960 THE WOODBINE BRIMFIELD MASS. Compliments of THE STURBRIDGE MOTOR INN For the Finest in Overnight Accomodations North-bound Land of Route 15 STURBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS CONGRATULATIONS an BEST WISHES From LOUIS' DRESS SHOP SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. OVIDE’S RESTAURANT Route 15 Sturbridge TELEPHONE SOUTHBRIDGE POrter 5-5007—4-8987 | BARDY BARNES FLORAL NURSERY, Inc. Compliments of 47 Thompson Rd. WOOLWORTH’S WEBSTER, MASSACHUSETTS SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. 37 Hamilton St. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS Webster 3162 Southbridge Po. 4-7743 Po. 4-3700 MILLAN’S DRUGS Compliments Main St. of PALMER, MASS. SOUTHBRIDGE COAL CO. Prescriptions, Drugs, Cosmetics Tel. PO 4-2233 47 Hook Street JAKE EDWARDS, WILLIAM COX, Prop. BROOKFIELD ACHINE, INC. MONSON CONSUMERS CO-OP MARKET 115 Main Street Meats, Groceries, Frizen Foods I ISHED 1948. r : aes ; W. BROOKFIELD, MASS. @ VO 7-3200 roduce, Fruits and Bakery Products NEW SHOPPING CENTER Press Tools @ Stampings @ Jig Boring PLENTY OF PARKING Jig Grinding @ Fixtures @ Drill Jigs Designing @ Experimental THE UNITED LENS COMPANY, INC. Southbridge, Massachusetts PALMER MOTOR COACH Compliments SERVICE, INC. rb tbs od PALMER, MASS. Proprietor, C. L. WALKER Charter Busses Compliments of RICE AND GADAIRE LUMBER COMPANY FRAZIER’S NEWS Halmark Cards Berkshire Hosiery BROOKFIELD, MASS. INC. CENTRAL ST. | BROOKFIELD, MASS. Compliments of PARKER’S GULF SERVICE STATION Main Street FISKDALE, MASSACHUSETTS ALA AAA Dickens 7-4382 E. RUSSELL PARKER, Prop. THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK of Southbridge, Mass. Branch Member Office Federal Sturbridge, Revane Mass. System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. The Friendly Bank’’ BROOKFIELD WIRE COMPANY, INC. WEST MAIN STREET VO 7-2222 WEST BROOKFIELD, MASS. QUONSET GARAGE General Repairing The Quality Name fats VFO 24 Hour Service WEST BROOKFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS BROOKFIELD MONUMENTAL SALES Family Memorials Rt. 9, East Brookfield, Mass. WILLIAM E. BOLSHAW, Prop. BARRE a! Quality Craftsmanship New Plant — Brookfield Airport Telephone North Brookfield VOlunteer 7-6474 or 7-6475 Compliments of BROOKFIELD SCHOOL OF DANCE BROOKFIELD VO 7-2503 AMERICAN ATHLETIC SHOE COMPANY Vo. 7-3796 DOT AND DICK’S RESTAURANT DOT AND DICK FAUGNO, Prop. BROOKFIELD, MASS. Specializing in Home Cooking Cr. Central Street, West BROOKFIELD, MASS. VO 7-2769 WATER PUMPS VARNUM BROS. of BROOKFIELD, MASS. Plumbing and Heating Service SUPERIOR CLEANERS Central St. BROOKFIELD, MASS. Call and Delivery Service Compliments of 1771 HOUSE, INC. Fine Foods Choice Liquors ROUTE 9 BROOKFIELD, MASS. Compliments of SOUTHBRIDGE FURNITURE Nationally Advertised Furniture and Appliances 270 MAIN ST. SOUTHBRIDGE TOBIN’S Summer Cottages Roller Skating Boating LAKE QUABOAG BROOKFIELD, MASS. VEZINA’S LUNCHEONETTE AND VARIETY Main Street BROOKFIELD, MASS. Compliments of ED’S BARBER SHOP WEST BROOKFIELD, MASS. Compliments of CONSUMER WHOLESALE FOOD CO. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone VO 7-3826 Compliments of for Faster Service HODES SUPERMARKET FF. W. TRANS. CO. WARE ST. WEST BROOKFIELD SPENCER GRAFTON WORCESTER Haulers of General Commodities Specializing in Petroleum Products eee Member Federal we Deposit Insurance Corp. PO 4-2267 Southbridge BROGAN’S SERVICE STATION Sturbridge Road GAS — OIL — WASHING — LUBRICATION BATTERIES — TIRES — TUBES Compliments of WICK QUA BOAG WEEKLY Compliments of BILLIS DINER COFFEE SHOP 10-12 Central St., Southbridge FAMOUS FOR ITS HOME COOKING West Brookfield, Mass. HOWARD JOHNSON’S RESTAURANT Route 15 Sturbridge, Mass. JMAS A MARSHALL e COLD WEATHER PERFORMER Compliments of MARSHALL'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Route 15 Sturbridge, Massachusetts INC. BROOKFIELD MOTORS Dodge Dodge Dart Dodge Trucks SIMCA DEALERS AND SERVICE VO 7-3532 NODrFIaY—aOw =INNIOLTIVWEFYN v | weebesetsrmieeneeeeniaett | = “ biescmnuoessnavonmentes | © ae E ff Serene a [— ———— 4 aK 2) = {. oe || RRRRCREREIR a 0° | pibbebeeccbeseneetcesésce | | sn sietaecacaamauemanos | | RRARRSORRRNRRRNBRRRERRS rs Dy phememipereenestreeesste | forensic ern tmaen ee Se ) o | Meebeeereseoretestscecc: | EE! | eee, | ) —_ i ee I t e w a 7) wIWOrFYOZ—()n. Compliments of RISBY INSURANCE COMPANY CARROLL MOTOR SALES, INC. Chevrolet Sales and Service Selected Used Cars MAIN ST. WEST BROOKFIELD, MASS. Tel. VO 7-3456 KEYES PONTIAC MOTOR SALES Southbridge, Massachusetts Porter 4-434] PONTIAC VAUXHALL GMC FOREIGN CARS Sales and Service DESROSIER BUICK CORP. Telephone PO 4-2373 220 Mechanic St. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. THRILL OF THE YEAR IS BUICK The Turbine Drive Buick's the All-Time Best Compliments of SOUTHBRIDGE CO-OPERATIVE BANK HI, TANTASQUA! Apple Road, Brimfield, Massachusetts It's Nice to Be Neighbors! WRIGHT’S SAFETY SERVICE Motor Tune Up MAIN STREET WEST BROOKFIELD STEVEN'S BROTHERS CONTRACTORS West Brookfield, Massachusetts D v li Z| 9 Reservations Only Sa] IHS i nd Tesm HARRY |. CUTLER, INC. ' Newton 59, Mass. THE CUTLER FARM Worcester CHARLTON Road MASS. Old West Brookfield Road Route 93 LUNCHES — DINNERS TEL. HE 6-7620 PRIVATE PARTIES WARREN, MASS. Your Ford, Lincoln, Mercury Dealer PUBLICK HOUSE Good Food, Lodging and Drink Food Served in Cocktail Rooms 8 - Midnight RTE. 131 STURBRIDGE WORCESTER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking Service North Brookfield at 181 Main Street Southbridge at 249 Main Street The Sign of Convenient Banking MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION This shows that appearances can be deceiving!!!! Compliments of SENIOR GIRLS Summa ©: cC- WINTER CO. PHONE 4-3244 HARDWARE @ PLUMBING te a. @ HEATING @ PAINT HOUSEWARES @ SPORTING GOODS @ MILL SUPPLIES anade t owe ae eee WOODARD’‘S GARAGE Wrecker Service Wheel Alignment Service and Accessories of All Kinds CENTRAL STREET BROOKFIELD, MASS. ED’S HI-Fl MUSIC SHOP 25 Central Street SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. POrter 4-8617 Compliments of LIKE-NU CLEANERS 100 Central Street SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. SOUTHBRIDGE WEBSTER PLUMBING CO., INC. 186 Hamilton Street SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. Plumbing Heating Visit Our Complete Gift Shop GAY'S JEWELRY STORE Exclusive Jewelers Foreign and Domestic 265 MAIN STREET, SOUTHBRIDGE Tel. POrter 4-873 1 INDIAN VILLAGE NOW IN ITS 8TH SEASON Serving the Finest of Quality Foods Reservation are Being Taken for Banquets and Private Parties Open From 4:30 p.m. Weekdays 12 Noon Sundays E. D. DESROSIER CO., INC. Over 45 Years Dependable Insurance 27 HAMILTON ST. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. Business is Booming Because The Price Is Always Right C. H. KNIGHT, INC. © CHEVROLET 85 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of STURBRIDGE CANDY GIFT SHOP Main Street Sturbridge, Mass. Compliments of ARLAND TOOL AND MANUFACTURING, INC. S. S. PIERCE Fine Foods S. S. PIERCE Frozen Foods SOUTHBRIDGE MASS. AaaAmMneceirooaqgyprunwvnype,Y CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1960 E. Jolin DI 7-3492 R. Headley W. Earls PO 4-3763 DI 7-3879 VAL SAWYER P. Surner CH 5-7589 mO—- AwAmn AWDOOum “AN INVESTMENT IN KNOWLEDGE PAYS THE BEST DIVIDENDS” BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Se he Cay TORE hid 1 Dy a Ve Ne Cu Piotr eg Na) i acy rte aii ae Merrie eet 0 Roe: VR fel, SI Tea a A Ny MG Tay ‘. A tn Til tes rN NT ae TH ast : me Bop, @ en ae sai SRR S fh, Yn Sagi ah 22 = be hy : “at z 4 — . A oe , i ‘ ‘ ee 5 Noe a : ade x ” eae =) ‘ pray aioe = on, ee is a Sauk, LP Seine Fin Te GO se ae ve Turn to the writings of any one of the world's great men and you are sure to find a reference to the great value they placed on education. We have chosen to quote Benjamin Franklin for a very special reason. Actually, he is the father of a large segment of our business because it was he who invented the first bifocal lens! The investment''—as Franklin puts it—that you are now making in knowledge will go far to insure your success in later life. And further, the dividends that you will receive later will be proportional to the degree of mastery which you attain in your studies. American Optical Company is also currently making a large investment in knowledge to insure its future. Our new Research Center, staffed by learned scientists and tech- nicians in the fields of optics, stands as a fine example. It is our belief that these people, working for the Company to improve the vision of human beings the world over, will be paying dividends for many, many years to come. AMERICAN WY OPTICAL COMPANY Since 1833...Better Vision for Better Living McKINSTRY ICE CO,. INC. TIMKEN Silent Automatic OIL HEAT Fuel Oils Bottled Gas Air Conditioning GENERAL @@ ELECTRIC —Home Appliances— Refrigerators—Washers—Dryers Ranges—Dishwashers 6 DUPAUL STREET 54 FOSTER STREET PO. 4-4318 PO. 4-2535 Southbridge Southbridge av a + We Oe ee ke 4 ax Rass FURNITURE § KNOWLEDGE FOR SALE Readers young and old are invited to browse in the Book Shop at Old Sturbridge Village where more than [500 titles on New England history, culture, politics, arts, crafts, geography, folklore, and customs invite your inspection. Compliments of WARE SAVINGS BANK Established in 1850 Ware, Massachusetts MOBILGAS SPORTING GROCERIES GOODS TOYS HARDWARE PAINTS Route 20, East Brimfield Tel. CHurchill 5-7507 compliments ¢ WWVARD Schools BUSINESS Growing Nationwide Administration Through SECRETARIAL the Best in Modern Business Training Executive WARD SCHOOLS — 581 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. Medical WARD SCHOOLS — 790 Clinton Ave., Albany, N. Y. Airline WARD SCHOOLS — 964 Asylum Ave., Hartford, Conn. 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Globe News, Southbridge, Mass. Hamilton Spa, Southbridge, Mass. Howe's Market, Brookfield, Mass. Jarry's Pharmacy, Southbridge, Mass. Ken's Grocery Store, Brookfield, Mass. Langevin's Jewelers, Southbridge, Mass. Manseau's, Southbridge, Mass. McNamara's Motor Court, Brimfield, Mass. Morrison Finance Corp., Southbridge, Mass. Metro Bros., Southbridge, Mass. Modene Paint, Southbridge, Mass. Pat's Sportswear, Southbridge, Mass. Phoenix Furniture Co., Ware, Mass. Ploof's Barn, West Brookfield, Mass. Ralph H. Hall Roger's Floor Covering Tile Center Ruggles Farm Antiques, Brookfield, Mass. School of Ceramics, Southbridge, Mass. Karen DeAngelis Valorie Sawyer Silhoutte Cleaners, Ware, Mass. Simonds Machine Co., Inc., Southbridge, Mass. Smith's Greenhouse, West Brookfield, Mass. Strand Theatre, Southbridge, Mass. Sturbridge, Town and Country Shop Swanstrom's, Southbridge, Mass. The Village Beauty Salon, Southbridge, Mass. Tot to Teen, Southbridge, Mass. Uncle Milties, West Brookfield, Mass. Wagon Wheel Antiques, Sturbridge, Mass. Waite's Hardware Co., Southbridge, Mass. Wirecraft Products, West Brookfield. Mass. BAY PATH BOWLING ALLEYS North Brookfield Road East Brookfield, Mass. FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY Compliments of EDWARD’S DEPT. STORE TO OUR FAITHFUL SUBSCRIBERS Gentlemen: The staff of the TANTASQUAN, the advisors, and the student body of Tantasqua Regional School wish to extend at this time their deep gratitude for your loyal and generous support of our yearbook, and to wish for you continuing success in your various businesses. Our list of subscribers read like a cross section of our community; we have, backing our endeavors, the enthusiastic support of the many busi- ness and professional men of the area. Perhaps no other school activity depends so much upon the approval and active help of the community as does the TANTASQUAN. So, we have always tried to maintain a high level of excellence and effective- ness in our advertising copy and layout techniques. Your message to the public will endure for years in the TANTASQUAN. Especially because of the many lively photos laid out in t he advertising sections, attention will be directed to these pages time and again for years to come. This is what we earnestly strive for. By our expression of gratitude for your support, and by the effective advertising we fur- nish you in the TANTASQUAN, we hope to keep our side of the bargain. Sincerely, THE STAFF AND THE ADVISORS OF THE TANTASQUAN ROBIDA’S janet Smee tt ad “The One-Stop Super Market” FOUR MILES FROM TANTASQUA Brookfield Road Fiskdale, Mass. ' Fi oe Ab ‘he 5 ag G2 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY “The World's Best Yearbooks’ Are Taylor-made” YEARBOOKS ng a ASV Tk: ¢ 584 Hie 4 eer =a - 4 f a aS Peacahce ee ote a : 7 4