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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1962 volume:

is val 2) nin Shiny yf aly i wAN 5 J a if ; ea CONTENTS Ver eee es SaMlOnsmetee sp al Underclassmen ...... 47 PreCniSM@er eka! co. 63 Activities ......-... 8l Advertisements ...... 101 mastiaisweay .......- 143 TANTASQUAN ERLE ERTRANCE sacuaty teen § _———a FACULTY F WALTER E. SCOTT Superintendent Principal yy ROBERT E. BRUCE BURTON G. MacARTHUR Administrative Assistant Administrative Assistant WILLIAM A. JULIEN Guidance Counselor B.A., M. in Ed. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Doris Taylor, Mrs. Eileen Sweeney, Mrs. Marcelle Closson, Mrs. Dorothy Morrissey, Mrs. Catherine Morris EDWARD J. AHERN Science 7th Grade Advisor BeSainekd: GORDON P. BENNETT Speech Arts 10-11-12 Play Director B.L.I., M.S. RONALD E. ALLEN English Debating Club Advisor B.S. in Ed. EDITH BOLSHAW Languages — Dep’t Head Freshman Class Advisor Honor Society Advisor Jr. Red Cross Advisor Dae FRANCIS J. BANSFIELD Social Studies Basketball Coach Senior Class Advisor B.S., M. in Ed. EDWARD B. BZDULA Business Education Dep't. Chairman Faculty Business Mer. Adult Ed. Director B.S., M. in Ed. MARJORIE F. CAMPBELL Business Education Librarian English-Latin-French Alumni Advisor BS. 1m Ed. B.A., M. in Ed. B.S. in Practical Arts and Letters ROGER B. DE HAYES PATRICIA A. DOWLING HELEN DUQUETTE English Yearbook Advisor Newspaper Advisor Publicity Director Physical Education Faculty. Anierican Home Economics Intra-murals Institute of Banking 8th Grade Advisor Cheerleading Advisor B.A., M.A. B.S. in Ed. B.S.,M. in Ed. Science — Phys. Ed. Baseball Coach Assist. Football Coach B.S., M. in Ed. RICHARD HOPKINS English Social Studies B.A. in Ed. WINIFRED EWING Math and English 7 B.S. PAUL HOUGHTON Industrial Arts A.B.A.,B.B.A. 10 Social Studies Junior Class Advisor B.A., M.A. AGATHA JAMES French B.A., B.S. CATHERINE E. KENNEDY HELEN LADINIG Home Ec. Dep’t. Head Art Chairman BF.A. Freshman Class Advisors B.S. in Ed. PETER B. LEWIS KATHLEEN LOVELAND Mathematics Junior Class Advisor English Social Studies B.S. B.S. in Ed. 11 ARTHUR LEWIS English Social Studies B.S. in. Ed:., M.A. Ph:B: WALTER A. LUCE Mathematics Dep’t. Head Junior Class Advisor B.S. in Ed., M. in Ed. JOHN E. LYNCH MARIE M. MacARTHUR Mathematics School Nurse Intramural Director Future Nurses Club Advisor Bo sinetid: Eo: CHRISTO NASSE GARFIELD C. NORTON Mathematics Science Mathematics Science Social Studies Dep’t. Head B.S., M.A. in Ed. B.S., M. in Ed. 12 MAURICE MOGE Industrial Arts B.S. PAUL V. O’BRIEN Science Dep’t Head Sophomore Class Advisor B.A., M. in Ed. ROBERT J. O°;CONNOR English Social Studies B.S. in Ed. DONALD A. POTHUL Art Senior Class Advisor B.S., M. in Ed. WALTER K. PAULI Physical Education Head Intra-murals Advanced Gym-Boys B.S.) Mipin: Ed, JOHN E. RAINKA Industrial Arts Dep’t Head Sophomore Class Advisor B.S., M. in Ed. STEPHEN H. PODGORSKI Music Band — General Music B.M., M.M. RICHARD REED English Yearbook Business Advisor Bee 13 MARY SHOWMAN English Social Studies B.A., M.A. JOHAN T. STEENSEN Mathematics Sophomore Class Advisor Track, Cross Country Basketball — Freshmen Bo: EDWARD P. SHUMATE Science 8 B.S. in Science B.S. in Ed. M.A. in Public School Ad. ELIZABETH TITE Chem. and Physics Jr. Class Advisor Honor Society Advisor B.S., M.S. 14 VERNON C. SMITH Agriculture Senior Class Advisor B.S. DEAN T. TOEPFER Business Education Intramurals School Treasurer B.S. in Bus. Ed. ROBERT WEISS World History ROLAND WILSON English Dep’t Head ERNEST WOODCOCK Special Ed. Freshman Class Advisor oe Seti A.A., B.A., M. in Ed. Heat FP enior Class Advisors ead Football Coach BS. M. in Ed. BA: Pictures Not Available EVELYN BENT Homemaking II BS. EVELYN H. CHASE Physical Education Borin bls. FLOYD W. CORSON Music B. in Music M. in Music Education 15 RICHARD ERBAN Science Ass’t Football Coach Ass’t Basketball Coach Freshman Class Advisor B.S. in Ed. JAMESON MacFARLAND English Social Studies B.A. SANDRA VARNUM English Social Studies B.S. in Ed. “Now, considering figure DEFG, we will attempt to discover the obvious relation- ship between figure XYQ, lines PR, AB, WK, and MJ... . Do you all understand tate peace OUR CUSTODIANS 16 “Who's flat?!!” i Matron “What do you mean you can’t get your finger out of that test tube?” CAFETERIA STAFF 17 “And the baby bear said... .” “You just put who in the kiln?” 3-2-1, you’re late!” ‘Mad? Who’s mad?” “You can’t see the blackboard ?” 18 “No, they’re not all my children.” “Pete, you know that curtain that used to hang back there?” 19 “Let’s see what the answer book says . “Today is Christmas?” 99 SENIORS SECRETARY PAMELA J. HITCHCOCK Pam... gym Jim .. . pleasant personality Activities: GRA 1 ,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Advanced Gym Club 1 ,2; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; Student Council 3; Sec. 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 3,4. ag 62 CLASS PRESIDENT JAMES GRAIG Jim... “Nice going” Mr. Pres. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Class Pres. -2,3;42 Chorus’ 12 Glee- Club’ 2 Choraleers 3,4: Pres. 4. OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT KEVIN V. MOORE Keune DOT Panicum Ante SmOause heart attacks!” ... polident .. . ‘Hey, G.B’ Activities: Choralers 4; Chorus 3; Operetta; Yearbook 3,4; Advanced Gym Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Class V. Pres. 4; News- paper 2,3; Red Cross; Football; Track Man- ager 3,4; All-School Play 3,4. TREASURER ELLEN R. COX Tramp ... “Oh, fudge!” ... allemand left COS Saas Activities: National Honor Society 3,4; All- Schol Play 3,4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; Advanced Gym Club 1,3; GRA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Yearbok Co-Editor 4; Prom Committees 3,4. 23 HORACE E. ACHILLES “Don’t get shook” Baseball ; Archie Activities: Basketball. JOAN L. BERGERON “That's not my fault!” .. cupiedoll...smile... Activities: Gym Club 1,2,3,4; GRA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Joanie GARY W. ALDRICH Ozz... “Mr. Wilson, What are you OD AE ODODE oo GOS 3 - Activities: Rifle Club; Projectionist Club. CAROLYN A. BISHOP Carol... “What are you, some kind of natural nut?” . Activities: GRA 1,2,3; Junior Red Cross. 24 % Tih. ee lads eS BARBARA J. BARNES Birdie “You'd better believe it” . willing worker... Activities: GRA _ 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Gym Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook 4. LINDA C. BLAKELY IED sy 5 3 IES GOCE” 5 BES Cheeta Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Yearbook Secr. 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4. SANDRA F. BOUCHER Sandy ...“Why?” ... efficient Activities: GRA 1,2; Gym Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Office Worker. EDWIN D. BLONDIN Edd... “Isnt that nice’ . . . modu- lations WCt)) 2s . Acvtivities: Track. BARBARA P. BOSTROM IAD oo x OLE GRANT P. BROWN Charlie .. . “Those ’° $@% Demo- crats!”’ . . . Goldwater fan Activities: Student Council 1,2; Treas. 3; Pres. 4; Debate Club Pres. 3,4; F VIRGINIA A. BRADLEY National Honor Society 3; Pres. 4. Ginnie “Why — cause why?” racing fan Activities: National Honor Society 3,4; GRA 1,2,3; Junior Red Cross. RICHARD A. BRULEY “This place ts DiGk eer ile) “Anyone have some whipped” gas money to lend?” ... 25 MARILYN L. CALDBECK Marilyn ... “Who, me?” .. . hates SHOOT so + Activities: Chorus 1, Office Worker. JOYCE E. CHENEY Jo. . . “Garol; wait for me! horse-lover . . Activities: GRA 3,4; Gym Club 3,4; Choraleers 4. DIANE L. DEMICK Dee... Hyd, Keedle ie aaesports QD 6 o Activities: All-school Play 3; GRA 12, OeEC.Oncertmos ROGER W. CUTLER Rogie Do you think s0!7745 «Olas 26 SUSAN R. COURNOYER Sue... Future Nurse . . .cutie well-dressed... Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3; GRA 3,4; Gym Intramurals 1,2; Prom Committees 3,4; Yearbook 4; Student Council 1. DOUGLAS W. DICKINSON Deputy 3°. “What a wip” Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; Football 1,2,3; Rifle Club; Operetta. LINDA M. DIONNE LEG 5 6 3 “IN Ceti Hae Activities: National Honor Society 3; Sec. 4. GWENDOLYN ELLIOTT ewes. | Oo nice!” . . . future WUTSEae a = Activities: GRA 1,2; Glee Club 4; Yearbook 3,4. . . pumpkins ROBERT D. DOWLING Dowdy “Pull out in times of WORE” so no AC talkative Activities: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 3,4. DAVID H. FAUGNO Dave . . . loves to sleep Activities: Baseball ; Sportsman Club. Basketball ; iH! BARBARA C. EDMISTON Professor... “Casual” ... parties . Activities: Intramurals 1,2,3; Sports 3; Newspaper 2,3; Art Editor 3; Prom @ommitteegee 53.405 Chairman) 3 Yearbook Co-Editor 4. VIRGINIA S. FELTON Ginny ... “It?ll be a major miracle” 56 9 CAWAMIE 2-5 Activities: Choraleer s 3,4; Glee Club 9.3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Yearbook 4; Operetta; Chorus 1. ROGER V. FORTIER ROC mmm NICEROTRCON A tar a car Activities: Football; Basketball; Ad- vance Gym Club. .. “What }? CAROL A. GERVAIS Frenchy loves jazz and dancing “Kevin cut that out!! é Activities: GRA 1,2,3; Class Secretary os WILLIAM FULLER JUDITH A. FRANTZ Judy ... “Rats!” ... pleasant per- sonality ... Activities: Student Council 1,2,3; In- tramurals 1; Newspaper 2,3; Year- book 4. KAROLYN K. GONDEK TOM 5s TUG OE SOE 5 se A MICS - . swinging chick DORIS GERVAIS Activities: Dance committee 1,2; Prom committee 3,4; Red Cross Chairman 3,4; Yearbook 4. 28 ROBERT L. HANNA BOM VAAL OM) O1LMSA) 2: in: good natured... future Printer... Activities: Football 1,2,3,4. EDGAR W. GREGORY JR. Biller OUsdevetter believe tt... mad driver... Quiet laughter??... Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football ANNE M. HANEY 4. Annie Bananie .. . “Shhhhh — Uga” CLLUCCLLUC I Eas Activities: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Choraleers 4; Year- book 4; Future Nurses Club 4; GRA 1,2,3,4; Corresponding Sec. 4; Ad- vance Gym Club 1,2,3,4. DAVID F. HITCHCOCK Hitchy ... Hot Rods ... Sports Cars. ee oo HEDLUND Activities: Football 1,4. eer NOveDO-Your neal... . traveler... Activities: Football 1,2,4; Prom Com- mittee 3,4. JOAHN E. HOOKER HO oo 4 “NEw! (6nGH 5. 3 Jkaae Chief ... BOB... easy going... Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Ad- vaniced) Gyre Glubm ls Classesecanle2s Prom Committee 3,4; Yearbook 4; Operetta; Cheerleader 3; Capt. 4; GRA 1,2. 29 CAROL A. HOWLETT Cajol re ON Ces Atm OTmITIe! ame vivacious . Activities: Glee Club 2; GRA 1,2,3. TERRY W. JOHNSON Tle tee ds SESE ne ae Sweet” ae Activities: Football 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3, Co-Capt. 4; Science Fair 3,4. ALAN G. HYDE [1 i-Die ee eval SOLS aan DONULOT HANGER 3 5 Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4; Basketball 2,3, Co-Capt. 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Class Vice- Presn3 BEVERLY G. JOHNSTON Bev... “Sweet”... Activities: Yearbook 4; Choraleers 4. 30 JAMES A. JACKSON Buddy .. . “S%@ 3”? WAYNE F. JOLIN Wayne ... “Like I mean, so nice” Activities: Cross Country; Track; All-School Play 3,4. JOHN E. KOPACZ Cope ... “I’ve been had” .. . Cow- boy... Nashville . Activities: Basketball. JAMES KEARNS Jim ... “Holy Jaspers!” .. . Tardy ... Back Court Man. JAMES J. KELLY Jim... This kid loves to hunt bashful... Activities: Baseball; Basketball. PAUL A. LEVESQUE Jake... “Moose” ... avid Democrat FERDINAND A. LaBONTE re “I don’t exactly agree with Piedeeea Decent... . Jo 2. . Satur- arlie sons that Mra Wilson: day nights out . Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Rifle Club 1; Archery Club 1,2. SUSAN E. LOONEY Seu Ad y-Orrcme re au Lrisn: Activities: GRA 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; Operetta; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Junior Red Cross; Prom Committee 3,4; Year- book 4. 31 MARJORIE A. LUND “Mutt” ... “For Pete’s Sake” Activities: Yearbook 4; Ninth Grade Chorus; Choraleers 3,4, Secretary 4; Senior Glee Club 2. DIANE M. MARTIN Nanna Gottonebickin- jan PETER R. MacGRATH Mac... “Not too swift” “So what’s wrong with underclassmen????” .. college bound... Activities: Football; Choraleers; Bas- ketball. JAMES A. MAY 5 MONG, WOADE? «a 0 RYO Jimmy. . ‘Bizeee Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; All-School Play 1,3, 4; Advanced Gym Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Yearbook, Art Editor Sry OMe 32 GREGORY MARTEL Marty “What kind of talk 1s that?” .. . Tulane Azéwae call pita ANP oo 0 Activities: Baseball; Football; Bas- ketball; Choraleers 4. KATHLEEN E. MAY Kathy “That was cute” “Watch it, kid, I’ll put your eye out!” Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2: Choraleers 3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4: Band 1,2; Prom Committee 3,4. DAVID C. MORSE 1) 0 Cue OURUCMOCCTURILA Caan DUTEICIael OMNCTTLS me RILAC mOsm trick!” ... Activities: Band 1,2. PATRICIA A. MICHALSKI UigtsieeeeNOskidding =... Activities: Advanced Gym Club 1,2,3, 4, “ini ROSEMARY A. MINER Rosigg a ONLOL a: GUNT a. 1. Re, Nea ae Activities: Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; All-School Play 3,4; Yearbook 4. GAIL C. NICHOLS PRISCILLA MUNDELL Crime Oa MothereMachrecis Evisculdema Are you kidding?4. . - Record Fan. LINDA D. NOYES DeeDee ... “Oh Fiddle-Dee” .. .- Sweet and petite... Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2: Choraleers 3,4; Newspaper 1; GRA 1: All-School Play 3; Latin Classics Club 1: Prom Committee 1,4; Yearbook +4. 33 MICHAEL E. O’KEEFE Mike . likes being “Out with the OWS” 5 o 3 TAM ONHOD. 3 3 Activities: Advanced Gym Club 1; Football 1,2,3,4. 4 ? 5 A a 8S fs SABRA A. H. PECHA Samantha . . . “ah _ righty-dighty” ... Capt. Adam Troy fan... always smiling Activities: Yearbook 4: Glee Club 2: Red Cross 4. KATHLEEN G. SULLIVAN TETAS 5c: ZO? on Activities: Library Service Club; Clas- sics Club 1; Glee Club 2; Junior Red Cross; Prom Committee 3. JULIA E. SOUSA Julie... ! !! . . . Art Enthusiast Activities: Student Council 4; All- School Play 4; Choraleers 4. 34 ALAN C. PRATT Alan “Don’t sweat it.” Fisherman... Activities: Track; Chorus 3; Chora- leers 4; Advanced Gym Club 2,3,4. THOMAS TAKESIAN Rebel... history fan. WILLIAM M. UPSON Bill... “If at first you don’t succeed, tlk, CERES” 5 3 « Activities: Student Council; Chora- leers; Football. HELEN F. TERRILL Sriuerone ase. OhzYeah?” .. . East Hartford import... Activities: Sports Night Drill March- nee em Bate there JUDITH A. UNDERWOOD j VYOREE 5 3 “ON GO FOTO” oo SOA OID 5 0 « JAMES L. VIOLETTA MAXINE S. VIK NS ATA Ex Sandy ...“What’s up, Doc?” ... Activities: Glee Club 2,4; Latin Clas- sics Club 1; Newspaper 1; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 1,4. - WILLIAM F, WHITTEN Redan Amen. ae 35 DAVID R. YOUNG MARGARET M. YOUNG ETN 5 5 5 EKA) WONG Bal 5 oo INGIG= Meg... “Crest la vie” .. . Meglish ville . . . Dixie ... the South shall .. Intelligent . rise again. Activities: Student Council; National Honor Society 3,4; Choraleers 3,4. ae CAROL Mc CUE Garoly OR OLOth ei ae OYS dancing, records. “All the way with J.F.K.” MARY E. PALMER Mary... Whoemer a7.) Lines horses and art... blushing smile... Activities: Senior Play 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4. sTeetS) SCO Men weALeatOIrtyacentsmra pound... . and to think she’ll be a senior next year!!... ” “What part of Georgia are y’all from?” CANDIDS “Keep applauding, there are ten minutes left in ‘E’ period”’ “Mr. Luce, what are you talking about?” 37 SADtS waeatal antasqua eso)? “T’ll just have to humor her.” “T’m out; you’re the old maid.” “Look out!” 38 “WE WONT “Oh, nuts... I lost another tic tac toe game “Between your scarf and my hair we'll never catch cold.” aa La “Who is that new girl?” _.. This isn’t a casual, it’s a sloppy! oo “It says here, according to statistics . . . etc NLA K crear CtGens com HHI S REE “No, you can not look in my pocket book!” “My Modern Problem is insomnia” “Mrs. MacArthur, is Mickey O’Keefe still in the nurses office ?” “The morning after the night before” “This isn’t water! ?!” “Please stop screaming I’m trying to concentrate!” “I’m all right, the house is all wrong!” $30.00 for you and $30.00 for me...” “Oh, my gosh! . .. She must have passed out.” “Now when I say ‘three,’ you let the termites loose.” ig 8. BD ee ae ee Ns feo wee 1 aden. + ou thy gf ate ef 4 é a s ‘ e. hel tf tt see TE NCILY: a “You mean that he actually wrote that on the back of your picture?” ... Tennessee or bust... “All right, you guys, who poured the salt into my milk?” 43 Ellen Cox Julie Sousa Ginny Felton Pam Hitchcock Bev Johnston Joahn Hooker Sue Looney Sue Looney Sue Looney Kathy May Linda Noyes Joahn Hooker Ellen Cox Barbara Bostrom Sue Cournoyer Barb Edmiston Doris Gervais Julie Sousa Marge Lund Gail Nichols Joahn Hooker Meg Young Ellen Cox Kathy May Meg Young Ellen Cox Sabra Pecha Bev Johnston Joahn Hooker Bev Johnston Joahn Hooker Linda Blakely Joahn Hooker Barb Edmiston Joahn Hooker Rosemary Miner Ellen Cox Sue Looney SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Actor Artist Athlete Best Looking Best Personality Blushes Most Clown Corniest Laugh Dancer Dependable Done Most for THS Done THS for the Most Dresser Flirt Goof-off Gullible Hot Rod Influential Intellectual Life of the Party Most Likely to Succeed Naive Nicest Smile Popular Prettiest Hair Respected School Spirit Sophisticated Steadies Talks Most, Says Least Talks Least, Says Most Wittiest Jim May Jim May Alan Hyde Bob Hanna Greg Martel Bob Hanna Alan Hyde Kevin Moore Bill Gregory Jim May Grant Brown Grant Brown Fred LaBonte Art Hedlund Greg Martel Dave Morse Jim Kelly Alan Hyde Grant Brown Grant Brown Kevin Moore Grant Brown Jim Kearns Pete MacGrath Alan Pratt Alan Hyde Pete MacGrath Grant Brown Alan Hyde Greg Martel Bob Dowling Bob Dowling Bill Upson Kevin Moore “If you think mine is bad, you should see his!” “When Mr. MacArthur speaks, we listen. . . © “You put what in my ice cream?” “Bill Gregory?????” “What do you mean, this isn’t the way to the cafeteria?” ““We’re going to do our homework together.” 45 UNDERCLASSMEN i % mE enue cw an an ieee eae ee ea a fore 2 2 ed fn ee ian ee as as i ae ae fa fa a Be Be 8S a BE ° AS 29 SS Bo SS BS ae BS AS 2 a he ES ae aS Be SY BS Ee ESF ES i Bs 2S SB 8 BG OS Bo aS SS 0 A OS ie Ae oe Ge i i 0 i BS AS BE BS 3G BE RS aS BE A BG BS Be ES ES EE SS BE a 2S 8 oS OU GG 22 EG 2 2 3 AG MO Bf iF BE OS a OO MB IG iB a ES BS Am GB BS is 3 8S BES '‘RBaagaaafae JUNIORS FRONT ROW: H. Dionne, E. Despres D. Brown, D. Burn- Cantara, T. DaDalt, J. Beatty, H Clarke. BACK ROW: J. ham, J Beeman, T. Casavant, C. Barr, S. Cutler. SECOND Dmuchovsky, N. Donais, R. Demers, C. Allen, B. Adams, ROW: E. Blodgett, J. Bordeau, H. Achilles, P. Caron, A. E. Bonin, J Craig. = | FRONT ROW: L. Howlett, E. Boucher, C. Henke, P. Granma, K. Howlett, B. Bradway. BACK ROW: C. Grant, Girard, S. Fulton, D. Fredette, N. Gilman, K. Guyette, P. R. Fitts, D. Gray, K. Earls, R. Gemme, D. Gauthier, P. Bonneau. SECOND ROW: R. Gendreau, D. Gero, S. Gau- Hefner, R. Herrington, T. Freeland, P. Gregoire, cher, L. Hyde, N. Edmonds, P. Gilman, V. Dumas, D. “TAKE UP and CORRECTIN ROOM aes | FRONT ROW: J O’Connor, K. Kennerson, S. Nash, A. Luce. BACK ROW: G. Martel, G. LeBlanc, P. Kelly, D. MacArthur, C. O’Brien, A. Kozyra, J. Iadarola, K. Jolin. Mitchell, D. LeBeouf, K. Maynard, D. Looney, P. Jack- SECOND ROW: E. Johnston, P. Martin, N. Knight, C. son, B. Mooney, C. Ordway. Lynch, D. Morrell, M. Hyland, K. Mocko, L. Pauli, K. FRONT ROW: L. Wambach, J. Vickers, J. Smith, D. Stirling, THIRD ROW: D. Simpson, J. Young, R. Sulli- J. Reid, M. Racicot, M. Szaban, G. Terry, K. Silverberg, van, B. Smith, H. Russell, F. Young, P. Sterns, A. Scott. P. SECOND ROW: L. Smithers, L. Woodard, J. Showman, Terry. W. Spence, D. Roscioli, J. Robinson, M. Wilson, C. Shaw, 49 CANDIDS “Just to drive one nail?” Can anyon ] m some lunch money iY I t my it 17.361 grams” 50 ‘ ” ... Darn sneezing powder .. . ‘All this for a vanilla frappe.” “Oh! You’re kidding!!” “Standing room only.” “Pizza, anyone?” ay SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW: R. Afton, C. Barnes, L. Christianson, P. THIRD ROW: R. Cantara, W. Cox, J. Constantine, A. Beatty, J. Coburn, J. Bourque, M. Cantell. SECOND Anders, J. Brodeur, A. Beeman. BACK ROW: W. Berry, ROW: L. Bachand, A. Belanger, D. Cole, S. Cote, L. R. Brooks, R. Booth, D. Broughton, G. Boutwell. Cramm, M. Brandt, S. Brodeur, R. Brown, J. Bergeron. FRONT ROW: D. Grinnell, B. Gregoire, J. LaFlamme, K. G. Dickinson, J. Hastings, R. Fountain, D. Faugno, F. Desmond, D. Gourley. SECOND ROW: M. Davis, J. La- Deering. BACK ROW: J. Klingler, A. Jalbert, D. Kettles, Plante, R. LaFlamme, T. Dowling, T. Denault, D. Knox, D. Curran, G. Drake. N. Curboy, P. Feraco. THIRD ROW: F. Gross, J. Haney, FRONT ROW: V. Olejniczak, J. Michalski, S. Meyrick, D. Lazure, L. Lepain, B. Nicholas, B. Parker, A. Lindell, J. Marionelli. SECOND ROW: P. McLean, D. McKis- sick, J. Laviera, A. Martinez, C. Miller, L. Lawrence, R. FRONT ROW: G. Senecal, S. Plouffe, S. Soloman. SEC- OND ROW: E. Robinson, D. Sullivan, G. Young, G. Slepian, S. Worth, M. Showman, L. VanWettering, L. Watson, P. Therrien, V. Talbot, D. Stanger, K. Wassmer, K. Robertson, B. Violetta, B. Racicot, D. Rasys. BACK Patterson, K. Pernoski. THIRD ROW: R. McCue, M. Pecha, G. Martin, E. Lataille, J. McCarthy, R. Lusignan, D. Plainte. BACK ROW: G. MacGillivray, S. Morris. ren, ROW: P. Wonderlie, E. Thompson, P. Shaclumis, W. Pickett, P. Terry, K. Wilson, J. Westwell, B. Savage, N. Shailer, C. Porter, G. White, R. Roscioli, R. Tilton, i Wood, P. Simpson. CANDIDS “‘We’re using this detention list for enrollment next year” “Okay! Okay! Ill give you your yo-yo back!” “Oh, come on, it’s not really mine!” ce and then, after she said that, she called you a 0” 54 “Yes, Mr. Lewis, we’re studying our math .. . (what he doesn’t know won’t hurt him... .)” “You say these pens come in 17 colors-one for each of my moods... ” Next time hit the nail, Fred.” “Well, what d’ya know . . . I am in the wrong room!” “Just look at the cute little bug that I found in my carnation.” 55 FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: M. Bonneau, A. Bourbeau, A. Baron, M. Crane, C. Baker, S. Beeman, N. Dionne. BACK ROW: D. Docra, C. Bourque, M. Brigham, L. Demick, C. Armstrong, Cutler, L. Adams, K. Cantell, R. Aldrich, E. Clarke, J. J. Crawford, D. Branniff. SECOND ROW: L. Boucher, Closson, B. Adam, R. Boucher, G. Brown, F. Allard, R. C. Burt, P. Allen, J. Baker, C. Bolshaw, P. Delman, M. Clark, A. Bard, D. Belanger. FRONT ROW: N. Faugno, W. Langevin, E. Gregoire. Y. Lariviere, K. Hedlund, J. Gilman, A. Green, J. La- SECOND ROW: P. Loranger, T. Dumont, S. Loranger, vergne, C. Forand, R. Hamblin. BACK ROW: B. Mac- C. Labris, C. Jensen, E. Luce, R. Maynard, K. Johnson, P. Arthur, M. Lepain, R. Gelineau, J. Hyland, E. Hyde, T. MacLaughlin, T. Tonovan, J. Guerin. THIRD ROW: W. Lamothe, R. Hickland, B. Kochanowski, S. Johnson, C. Grinnell, M. MacGrath, L. Lataille, R. Jalbert, R. James, Kennerson, L. Huckins. i en te = Hai t Ea FRONT ROW: C. Gregoire, J. Johnston, E. Earls, J. King. BACK ROW: R. Fortier, P. Menard, J. Edwards, Gregory, M. Garieri, M. Eimognari, C. Dubay. SECOND R. Howe, G. MacIntyre, N. Howlett, R. Lippe, B. Looney, ROW: C. Heins, T. Haney, J. Garvey, A. Gondek, C. H. Hitchcock, W. Mercure. Frantz, A. Gregory, S. Fredette, C. Gray, S. Gregoire, H. 1 PS A. FRONT ROW: K. O’Day, M. Nash, J. Metcalfe, S. letier, D. Parker, R. Pauli, F. Shenandoah, F. Sciarretta, Portier, N. Noyes, S. Moriarty, J. Noyes, S. Morrill, P. J. Olney, P. Perreault. BACK ROW: D. Nolan, W. Mor- Peloquin. SECOND ROW: K. Plimpton, D. Rice, L. Rob- gan, R. Parzych, D. Perry, E. Pierce, L. Sampson, A. inson, D. Patterson, R. Paquette, W. Peck, J. Paradise, D. Sharkey, B. Reid. Pote. THIRD ROW: R. Morreau, R. Robinson, H. Pel- shaxexG , . paee ee eee ray Og q nn i SP Bl FRONT ROW: M. Smith, C. Watt, L. Smithers, S. Woods, M. Westwell, M. Thompson, J. Terry, M. Taylor. SECOND ROW: D. Sherran, J. Waite, R. Vik, R. Spence, A. VanDerlick. THIRD ROW: W. Towns, J. Tralan, R. Towns, S. Toto, K. Wonderlie, J. Stevens, M. Watt, B. Whitten. BACK ROW: J. Woodard, R. Walulak, C. Up- son, P. Urban, J. Wood,’ N. Spooner, C. Silverburg. “But, Mrs. Mac .. . I think I’m going to...” “As I was just telling my buddy here, one should always act like a man, even in his case... ” 58 Sonmhe ee could I...) uh... carry... your books? bP) “cc and it was this big, with one huge eye but it got away.” — ys “Hey, did you see that mop of hair that just went by?” CANDIDS “Oh Liz, my heart aches everytime I see him.” 59 GRADE EIGHT From Left to Right, Bottom row to top FRONT ROW 1 S. Bushey, T. Herrington, J. Pernoski, M. Bowden, A. Dimatteo, J. Fortier, J. Marco, S. Gardner, H. Fittsgerald, W. Ochs, E. Boucher, R. Kelly, L. Iadarola, R. Burnham, T. Martin, J. Gould, G. Travernier, R. Gendreau, J. Palmer, J. Powell, ROW 2 D. Lindley, S. Sweet, J. Lazure, B. Ciaffone, M. Dionne, B. Girard, K. Wayne, L. Burnham, L. Michon, M. Jolin, T. Nicholas, S. Lindley, C. Bennett, J. Young, J. McCue, C. Corrow, P. Sherman, L. Aho, R. Galipeau, S. Flannery, C. Ambach, S. Woodbury, C. Palamountain, L. Curboy, S. Sheldon, L. Blondin, L. Herman, L. Simpson, ROW 3 B. Ethier, J. Hall, R. Glass, E. Larager, G. Burbridge, L. Czyzewski, G. Towne, D. Chartier, E. Gauthier, S. Christian, F. Durocher, B. Fulton, S. Suominen, E. Sullivan, S. Greene, J. Ciprari, C. Porter, J. Hope, R. Rockett, M. Ikey, A. Rasys, S. Spooner, B. Lindsay, B. Foler, D. Wilson, G. Jalbert, D. Vickers, B. Lilton, M. Suprenant, P. Racicot, D. Lindsay, ROW 4 F. Shailer, J. Gagnier, C. Aldrich, C. Bruce, S. Lindley, N. Wald, N. Edmiston, D. Terrill, S. Kennerson, N. Jenson, M. Jensen, M. Weston, J. Monroe, L. Holmes, B. Brandt, D. Freeman, B. Woodman, L. Herbur, N. Paquin, J. Jalbert, C. Haffman, S. Crawford, S. Keeney, C. Pauli, L. Regis, ROW 5M. Miller, W. Miller, B. Ayers, P. Szolusha, F. Moore, L. Dezmin, A. Haney, C. Stone, R. Switzer, D. McDougal, P. Louis, K. Lucier, W. Murray, L. Beausoleil, J. Brodeur, P. Jamerson, S. Crevier, J. Woodard, C. Paolucci, H. Nasse, R. Blanchette, J. Wayne, A. Muller, V. Cassavant, R. Vigieant, J. Bozyk, R. Moore, E. Olejniczak, R. Labonte, J. Nelson, J. Miknaitis, D. Naylor, ROW 6 K. Hiens, A. Snow, L. Banwell, R. Hedette, ROW 7 J. Westwell, B. Savage, S. Guertin, J. Palmer, J. La Plante, W. Nash, D. Fuller, R. Clemons, E. Bergeron, D. Vincent, B. Mahan, D. Watson, L. Tully, D. Kaitbenski, C. Smith, H. Bachand, J. Weaver, B. Sharon, J. Rice, P. O'Day, A. Martin, R. Cross, D. Chevalier, W. Goddard, G. Landen, R. Kupfer, B. 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I’ve never in all my life...” Front to back J. Hooker, A. MacArthur, M. Racicot, K. May, G. Slepian, J. Shaw, L. Blakely, L. Pauli, K. Per- noski. 64 . He’s running the wrong way!” Somebody do a cheer and stop him. . “cc PEP RALLIES . ' 8: 1 ip) ' ' E Z. ' : H 65 FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: D. Looney, M. O’Keefe, Craig, R. Hanna, A. Hedlund, B. Upson, Hitchcock, P. MacGrath, R. Fortier, Bonte, G. Dickinson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Carthy, B. Adams, Nolan, R. Lippe, C. Ordway, J. Klingler, G. Martel, Weiss; Coach, R. Erban, Ass. Coach, Mr. Emrich; Ass. Coach, R. Mc- R. Sullivan, N. Howlett, B. Gregory, J. As Hyde; ie, Jee W. Berry, D. R. Brooks, D. D. Dickinson, R. Dowling. THIRD ROW: J. Closson, R. Hick- land, A. LaMothe, J. Constantine, R. Walulak, R. Kocha- nowski, R. Booth, K. Earls, J. Westwell, J. Brodeur, J. Haney, W. Cox, D. Broughton, J. Edwards. BACK ROW: R. Clark, J. Trahan, K. Hedlund, R. Brown, H. Pelletier, H. Hitchcock, D. Plainte, B. Looney, J. Hyland, B. Mac- Arthur, E. Hyde, M. Lepaine, D. Parker. COACHING STAFF Led by captain Alan Hyde and fullback Fred La Bonte, both later selected for the Suburban All-Star League team, the ‘‘War- riors” ended the season with a 3 and 5 record. Crushing a powerful Springfield Commerce team 8 to 6 in the opener, the “Warriors” appeared well on their way to an undefeated season. In the two weeks that followed, however, Tantasqua bowed in defeat to Longmeadow 22 to 6 and to Pal- mer 22 to 8. The “Warriors” proved themselves in the rain and the mud of the South Hadley field. Fred La Bonte, the best full- back Tantasqua has ever seen, accounted for 150 yards and all the points making this 8 to 0 victory the highlight of the season. At East Longmeadow the “Lancers” unleashed a strong on- slaught, scoring a 12 to 6 upset, despite being kept from further gains in the second half. After easily overpowering Minnechaug 22 to 6, the rest of season found the “Warriors” fighting des- perately, but yielding to Enfield 49 to 6, and Ludlow 22 to 6. 66 Jim Westwell on an end run. Defensive team brings the op- ponent down. The line in action. Don Looney is hit aft er a fine play. Fullback, Fred LaBonte, runs off yardage in the form that clinched an all-star position. 68 Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua TEAM RECORD 1961 FOOTBALL RECORD = Springheld Commerce ...... 8-6 — Longmeadow ............. 6-22 — [Pou | ee ee 8-22 pemeotie Hadley... 3... 22. 8-0 BeeevUINMeChAUS 22.6... woe eH: 22-6 = Hast Longmeadow ........ 6-12 = UREOITS IG ge 6-49 a STOUT a 6-26 Alan takes a break and an earned rest. Greg and Fred talk over the plays during the half. Kevin Earls catches a Martel pass. Jim Westwell finds running room. Coach Weiss, Alan, and Mr. MacArthur look at the situation. 70 FRESHMEN “Give ’em the Buzzy-B!!” $ 4 eo r War tears Ron Walulak finds running room. “A Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua CROSS COUNTRY eS Me Be ee Be pene oe GE FRONT ROW; S. Morris, J. Dmuchovsky, R. Boucher, T. DaDalt, D. Curran, A. Scott, W. Jolin BACK ROW; D. Pote, P. McLaughlin, P. DuMont, J. Gilman, G. Martel, R. James, M. MacGrath, R. McCue, Mr. Steensen, Coach. Cross Country Season Record eg 20 15 15 15 33 be) 16 David Prouty Minnechaug Southbridge Woodstock, Conn. Notre Dame Narragansett Minnechaug Uxbridge 26 a0 46 48 50 24 “2 44. 72 The Cross Country team had a very successful fall, winning six dual meets and losing only two. In addition to the regular season’s competition, the team was runner-up in Class B at the Wachusett In- vitational Meet, and placed fourth in Class E at the State Meet held at Schoolboy Stadium in Boston. Arthur Scott, who placed sixth at Wachusett and fourth at Boston, and Guy Martel, who placed tenth at Wachusett and sixth at Boston, paced the team all year. ” “What do you mean he’s too short, both his feet touch the ground . . . 73 BASKETBALL ROW ONE: H. Achilles, J. Kearns, P. MacGrath, co-capt. T. Johnson, J. Kelly, G. Martel, B. Dowling ROW TWO: J. Kopacz, A. Scott, K. Earls, B. Upson, B. Gregory, Co-capt. A. Hyde, manager B. Pickett. Coach Bansfield studies the play patterns. 74 TEAM RECORD MEAS LAME iin ie ee se PE ee ay sd ko 69 Palmer sa URE We fe BRN Ree EOD oes Oot era One 46 Minnechaug RES AG A) eae A ee Ry Soe sm 84 Monson BRU E3826, Wasa memer ns nea: si oop es 51 Charlton SCA me O ater ee tei crs eee ee es oe 8 51 Douglas erm Ue eet acs ais ef sia ds dee « 56 Minnechaug RIE UAB AOR Pre ies 6 bine es nied es 60 Oxford OU WLCEILSO ITE, GG aaa 77 Leicester “MENS 9) 86 Barre OME ae 2 se woe oe kc es 61 Sutton 7 VIS TIE” A SASS Ay a a 47 N. Brookfield TM en ee rei ae eek Se es ee 58 Charlton MET UAB oc od shee ees eee Be 64 Douglas Pe le ie 44 Oxford AMOS as ee Ke pe ae os ey 60 Leicester LGR) ake) ea re 47 Barre LOSER SOV oa en 38 Sutton OE 2 Ge ee 48 N. Brookfield Terry Johnson exhibits his fine shooting form. Pete MacGrath goes up for a basket, despite the opponents defense. Greg Martel gets the re- bound. 75 Terry Johnson and Jim Kearns block the shot. Jim Kelly gets the two points. Greg Martel charges for the score. Bob Dowling aims care- fully for the foul shot. 76 JUNIOR VARSITY AND FRESHMEN ROW ONE: Coach Erban, D. Curran, A. Scott ROW TWO: R. Sullivan, K. Earls, A. Anders, P. Terry, J. Brodeur, P. Caron, T. DaDalt, G. Bartwell, D. Rosciolli, P. Kelly, R. Brown, Capt. P. Terry, F. Derring. WA ROW ONE: RB. Lippe, B. Kochnoski, capt. J. Hyland, E. Hyde, R. Walulak, ROW TWO: K. Hedland, J. Guren, J. Gilman, P. Julian, R. Suprenant, R. Hamblin, L. Adams, J. Tryba, ROW THREE: B. MacArthur, S. Morse, B. Looney, D. Nolan, N. Howlett, J. Ed- wards, S. Johnson, H. Pelletier. 77 FRONT ROW: J. Tryba, R. Bracci, J. Kearns, T. Johnson, A. Hyde, G. Martel. SECOND ROW: R. Booth, R. Brown, J. Brodeur, A. Cantara, D. Looney, H. Achilles. THIRD ROW: K. Earls, D. Lusignan, J. Klingler, W. Berry, J. Dmuchovsky, P. Terry. BACK ROW: Mr. Emrich; Coach, B. Savage, D. Roscioli. The baseball team presented by Tantasqua for the 1961 cam- paign has been proclaimed by many people as the greatest all around athletic team ever turned out at the Reservation. Not since the exciting team of °56 and the powerhouse of 58 has such outstanding baseball been played here. Coaches Emrich and Bansfield feel that the key to success during the ’61 season was depth at every position, experienced players and a serious determination by all team members to learn, excel, and win. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS The opening victory over Leicester High to break their 3 sport streak of 52 games without a loss in league play and also the Leicester pitcher’s 2 year, 16 game winning streak . . . Dave MacGrath’s .454, Greg Martel’s .417 and Dick Bracci’s .396 batting averages . . . The outstanding pinch-hitting of Kevin Earls . . . Al Hyde’s booming homerun at Somers, Conn. (the first ball ever hit over the centerfield fence) . . . Smooth Jim Kelly in action . . . The big pick-off play Martel to Lucier during the Palmer game . . . Ken White pitching the first no-hitter in Tantasqua history against Warren High . . . The victory over Oxford clinching the championship . . . Greg Martel’s 7 wins, 0 losses pitching record, and Terry Johnson’s 5 wins, 1 loss pitching record . . . Saturday baseball . . . Defeating both Mary Wells and Palmer . . . Winning the Western Worcester County League Championship. 78 1961 BASEBALL RECORD Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua ‘Tantasqua Tantasqua 6 18 14 Ne 23 18 14 18 4 Leicester Cole Trade Mary Wells Minnechaug Douglas Sutton North Brookfield Charlton Monson Oxford Barre Somers, Conn. Warren Palmer Holyoke Trade Alumni Co-Captains of the 1961 base- ball team, Ken White and John Kearns. A. Contara, D. MacGrath, J. Tryba, and T. Johnson. ACTIVITIES ; é a NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The object of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leader- ship and to encourage the development of character in students. Candidates eligible to election to this chapter shall have a B average from the time of entrance into grade 10. All students shall be admitted to candidacy for election to membership if they have a B average. Their eligibility shall be then considered on their Service, Leadership, and Character. The National Honor Society election of members shall be by a chapter council, consisting of the principal, the ad- visors and the members of the faculty. The present society members are Grant Brown Margaret Young Ellen Cox Linda Dionne Virginia Bradley Susan Looney The advisors are Miss Elizebeth Tite and Mrs. Edith Bolshaw. OFFICERS Secretary Treasurer FRONT ROW: Miss Tite (advisor), Linda Dionne, Margaret Young, Ellen Grant Brown Susan Looney Linda Dionne Margaret Young BACK Cox. ROW: Mrs. Bolshaw (advisor), Virginia Bradley, Grant Brown, Susan Looney. 82 STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: N. Knight, P. Hitchcock, K. Earls, G. Brown, S. Brown, J. Sousa. BACK ROW: M. Young, E. Earls, E. Morrissey, S. Morris, T. Dowling, C. Barr, R. Burnham, J. Noyes. FRONT ROW: L. Iadarola, J. Powell, J. Noyes, B. Girard, B. Pelletier, R. Burnham. SECOND ROW: E. Despres, J. Reid, K. Earls, G. Brown, J. Sousa, N. Knight. BACK ROW: J. Tryba, L. Demick, K. Sullivan, P. Therrian, C. Barr, J. Klingler, S. Brown, T. Dow- ling, E. Morrissey, E. Hyde, J. Weaver, P. Hitchcock. MUSIC DEPARTMENT CHORALEERS FRONT ROW: D. Grinnell, E. Robinson, E. Smithers, J. Robertson, S. Cote, J. Dumas, E. Boucher, D. Rasys, P. O’Connor, D. Lazure, V. Felton, D. Fredette, J. Smith, G. Martin, V. Talbot, A. Belanger. BACK ROW: M. Brandt, Slepian, J. Gilman, E. Despres, B. Parker, J. Vickers, J. C. Christianson, P. Therrien, S. Gaucher, L. Hyde, D. Lamoureaux, L. Wambach, J. Reid, J. Miknaitis, M. Cole, L. VanWettering, T. Dowling, D. Simpson, S. Morris, Zaban, D. Sullivan. SECOND ROW: D. Stirling, L. R. Gourley, D. Berry, D. Kettles, F. Gross, G. Boutwell, Cramm, M. Davis, J. Shaw, J. Marinelli, D. Knox, T. L. Pauli, S. Brodeur, M. Showman, D. Morrell, J. Beeman, Casavant, C. Miller, P. Gilman, G. Elliott, C. Lynch, K. C. Barr, D. Brown, R. Patterson. SENIOR GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: J. Iadarola, V. Felton, K. Silverberg, A. Martel, GC. Ordway, B. Mooney, D. Burnham, V. Dumas, MacArthur, A. Haney, P. Hitchcock, K. May, J. Dmuchov- S. Gutler, BACK ROW: L. Noyes, M. Young, M. Racicot, sky, D. Gray, P. MacGrath, W. Upson, D. Dickinson, WE E. Johnston, J. Hooker, D. Simpson, A. Scott, D. Looney, Cheney, E. Cox. SECOND ROW: G. Terry, R. Miner, M. J. Craig, T. DaDalt, W. Fuller, R. Gendreau, M. Lund, C. Hyland, B. Johnston, S. Looney, J. May, A. Pratt, G. Henke, J. Sousa. NINTH GRADE CHORUS FRCNT ROW: C. Dubay, C. Silverberg, N. Spooner, J. Whitten, M. Gregorie, C. Watt, P. Peloquin, M. Westwell. Olney, P. Urban, J. Crawford, J. Wood, C. Labris, S. BACK ROW: L. Demick, H. King, C. Bourque, K. Won- Moriarty, L. Smithers, I. Despres, J. Noyes, S. Loranger, derlie, P. Allen, F. Sciarretta, F. Shenandoah, C. Baker, M. Smith, M. Taylor, M. Bonneau, D. Perry, B. Reed, D. A. Gregory, E. Luce, R. Hickland, C. Upson, R. Looney, Branniff. SECOND ROW: P. Perreault, E. Pierce, S. J. Closson, J. Edwards, G. Brown, E. Hyde, C. Bolshaw, Woods, S. Gregoire, S. Morrill, M. Watt, J. Gregory, E. P. Delman, D. Sheeran, J. Baker, C. Gray, S. Beeman, A. Earls, N. Faugno, R. Spence, D. Parker, R. James, B. Gondek, K. Reynolds, J. Waite, C. Donley. Lindsay, W. Peck, M. Brigham, M. Docwra, S. Portier, B. ” “Someday maybe we’ll get together on this one... “All right now, ready on the chorus 3 1 -2-yo-yo-yo YEARBOOK LAYOUT STAFF FRONT ROW: J. Showman, V. Dumas, E. Cox (co- Young, J. LaFlamme, J. Marinelli, E. Plasse. BACK editor), B. Edmiston (co-editor), Mr. De Hayes (advisor), ROW: R. Miner, K. Gondek, H. Clarke, E. Clarke, J. L. Blakely. SECOND ROW: L. Noyes, D. Grinnell, M. May, R. LaFlamme, K. Pernoski. Mr. Lendry, American Yearbook Co. representative, and Mr. DeHayes, layout advisor, help us with our problems. le “This doesn’t seem right . . . we can’t be that much in debts. hex 86 “After all that Coke, I’ve been told to burp as quietly as possible.” “Would you like to see what I just did in my coloring book ?” ADVERTISING STAFF FRONT ROW: J. Frantz, M. Lund, J. Hooker, S. Looney, cock, J. Smith, BACK ROW: M. Zaban, D. Knox, N. A, MacArthur. SECOND ROW: Mr. Reed (advisor), K. Knight, A. Haney, C. Christianson, D. Burnham, M. Silverberg, L. Woodard, S. Fulton, E. Smithers, G. Elliott, Hyland, B. Johnston, B. Barnes, M. Wilson. S. Cournoyer, P. Girard, A. Kozyra, D. Stirling, P. Hitch- 87 ALL-SCHOOL PLAY 2 abies Seprbere ethno iemrinwantinct : : : } % i : | FRONT ROW: G. Brown, E. Cox, J. May, C. Miller, J. Sousa, Mr. Bennett. SECOND ROW: C. Ordway, T. Dowling, N. Knight, J. Marinelli, A. Scott, D. Knox. BACK ROW: J. Klingler, S. Brown, J. Showman, D. Broughton, M. Showman, R. Miner, R. Brown. ‘““He’s already mar- ried what’s he , : need a secretary Dinan. ee : for?” ee iene + kk we ee “And now, for this exciting demonstration of cutting “Do-re-me-fa . . . Let’s twist again like we did last sum- a person in half . . . Which one of you charming ladies Ime Gare would care to volunteer?” THE CHARM SCHOOL by ALICE DUER and ROBERT MILTON presented NOVEMBER 24, I961 at the TANTASQUA AUDITORIUM PMVIStIMe DEVENS) fer 2c % ewe eh Jim May David MacKenzie ....... Arthur Scott (Seorrem Boyd) ih. 6 ssc aoe Craig Ordway le SITP KINGS wets ao ate cee ae Rusty Brown me SimMpKINS ac ceies 6 Wayne Jolin Facer JOHNS. su daiounsss © Grant Brown i Elise Benedotti ........ Carolyn Miller i RSS MOTT AVES Wats tt ete A pec Ellen Cox ‘ AS SME CAUI TELS oe seemtts coe eh Ne we Julie Sousa j Sal ae BOY Paitey fo syec. cscs. Nancy Knight Muriel Doughty ........ Tracy Dowling i MME Clen 2s 6. Slee so Jean Marinelli : Lillian Stafford ....... Rosemary Miner : Madge Kent ...... Margaret Showman { 1 fol ee aa mee 8G Ae ae Diane Knox i “. . so there I was, hanging by my fingernails from the Brooklyn Bridge. 89 Sethe ii ennineren Steet, . % Pes i. £ + = er at eee = pee i ‘ i “Well if you wouldn’t put your finger into the socket “T even had another phone put in, and still no one calls.” you wouldn’t get so many shocks.” 7” i i lil | CPeerwerrever rT s “TI don’t care what your name is . . . Get those reindeer off my roof... .” 90 FRONT ROW: J. Iadorola, T. Dumont, C. Henke, W. Peck, E. Despres. SECOND ROW: T. Donavan, B. MacArthur, E. Luce, K. Luce, C. Bolshaw, R. Pauli, J. Gilman. BACK ROW: A. Gregory, K. Wilson, R. Kochanowski, B. Morgan, J. Klingler, R. Boucher, D. Parker. G.R.A. The Girls’ Recreational Association at Tantasqua was developed soon after the school was opened. It’s purposes are: 1. to encourage ideals of service, sportsmanship, sta- bility, scholarship. 2. to help boost school spirit and pride. 3. to give girls an opportunity to get together, meet new friends and learn to get along with others. Officers: President: Barbara Barnes Vice-President: Lucille Pauli Recording Secretary: Penny Girard Corresponding Secretary: Anne Haney Treasurer: Debbie Burnham STANDING: L. to R.: P. Girard, D. Burnham, A. Haney, SITTING: B. Barnes, L. Paull. 91 JUNIOR RED CROSS = Seats reese mene I, Pen, Me FIRST ROW: C. Dubay, K. Johnson, B. Barnes, K. Gondek, S. Gaucher, P. Gilman. SECOND ROW: M. MacGrath, R. Brown, S. Pecha, J. Robinson, D. Sullivan, C. Watt, A. Baron, V. Olejniczak. THIRD ROW: N. Curboy, M. Hyland, R. Laflamme, L. Hyde, L. Pauli, R. Pauli, J. Craig, Mrs. Bolshaw, advisor. VOICE STUDENTS SEATED: R. Miner, Mrs. Kochanowski. FIRST ROW: B. Fulton, A. MacArthur, C. Ambach, E.. Morrissey, F. Gross, C. Porter. ON STAIRS: E. Brandt. K. Sullivan, B. McGann. a2 UNDERCLASSMEN CLASS OFFICERS Officers of the Junior Class: R. Gendreau, S. Gaucher, J. Bourdeau, and H. Dionne. Officers of the Freshman Class: K. Reynolds, M. Docwra, S. Johnson, and S. Morrell. Officers of the Sophomore Class: M. Brandt, B. Parker, J. Marinelli, and D. Curran. As elected officers of their classes, these students have many responsibilities both to their fellow students and to the success of the school. They are expected to: 1) lead their class in the activities of the class throughout the year 2) provide, by example, representative conduct as a school citizen 3) supervise committee action within the class to accomplish the specified aims of the class social and financial programs 4) present the officers who follow with a financially secure and morally responsible organization 93 BOYS’ ADVANCED GYM CLUB FRONT ROW: B. Kochanowski, R. Fortier, D. Curran, G. Lavergne, L. Robinson. BACK ROW: J. Woodard, R. Dickinson, R. Booth, J. Brodeur, D. Faugno, G. Drake, J. Boucher, R. Brooks, B. Allen, A. Robbins, R. Hickland, W. May, A. Pratt, G. Martel, B. MacArthur, C. Barnes, J. Grinnell, A. Green, R. Jalbert, B. Lindsay. J. May (vaulting horse) and A. Pratt. D. Curran (Trampoline) ; G. Martel (Rings) G. Dickinson (Highbar) C. Barnes (Parallel Bars) GIRLS’ ADVANCED GYM CLUB . FRONT ROW: F. Shenandoah, D. Burnham, L. Pauli, K. ROW: E. Thompson, J. O’Connor, J. Michalski, J. Noyes, Pernoski, P. Delman, C. Silverberg. SECOND ROW: P. I. Despres, R. Maynard, S. Meyrick, D. Lazure, C. Watt, L. Girard, A. Haney, K. May, B. Barnes, D. Grinnell, D. Knox, Demick, N. Noyes, E. Smithers, E. Plasse, G. Slepian. E. Smithers, V. Dumas, D. Stanger, A. Martinez. BACK B. Barnes (Vaulting Horse) K. Pernoski (Rings). STANDING; F. Shenandoah, V. Dumas, C. Kenner- son, K. May. STANDING; S. Meyrick PERFORMING; P. Girard SITTING; K. Pernoski DEBATE TEAM FRONT ROW: G. Brown, S. Brown, C. Forand. BACK ROW: E. Earls, S. Woods, P. Perreault, E. Robinson. Under advisor Mr. Allen, Presi- dent Grant Brown, and Secretary- Vice President Sylvia Brown, the debating team has expanded its horizons. It is hoped that in the years to follow, the Debating Team will continue to grow as the literary organization of Tan- tasqua. LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB FRONT ROW: S. Moriarty, E. Robinson, $8. Woods, J. Crawford, J. Gregory, J. Noyes, L. Nichols. BACK ROW: Mrs. Campbell (advisor), S. Brown, A. Belanger, K. Howlett, D. Cole, C. Heins, B. Bradway, J. Hall, P. Shaclumis. NEWSPAPER FRONT ROW: S. Cote, J. LaFlamme, V. Dumas, D. Grinnell, R. Miner, J. Showman, E. Robinson. SECOND ROW: Mr. De Hayes (advisor), M. Docwra, D. Gero, M. Brandt, A. Anders, J. Klingler, R. LaFlamme, G. Boutwell, D. Burnham, S. Woods. FUTURE NURSES’ CLUB FRONT ROW: C. Barr, M.Hyland, H. Hooker, Mrs. MacArthur (advisor), S. Cournoyer, B. Barnes. SECOND ROW: J. O'Connor, V. Felton, J. Iadarola, M. Racicot, L. Blakely, N. Knight, D. Gero, G. Elliott. BACK ROW: J. Beeman, L. Pauli, T. 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BONANZA BUYS EE 764-8541 ay hestied Simonds Machine Company, Inc. 246 Worcester St. Southbridge, Massachusetts Compliments of WHITFORD PHARMACY, INC. Laurier G. Bastien, Registered Pharmacist Corner of Main and Hamilton Sts. Southbridge, Mass. CARON’S EXPRESS, INC. Sturbridge, Mass. 347-3133 W. H. LEGATE COMPANY 44 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Mass. Your Color and Style Headquarters Personalized Paint and Colors by BENJAMIN MOORE and TOURAINE Southbridge Sheet Metal Works L. E. COLOGNESI Mill Street, Southbridge, Mass. CHEZ JOAN SALON OF BEAUTY 386 Main St., Southbridge, Mass. PO 5-5523 The Nation’s Center for Early American Reproduction STURBRIDGE YANKEE WORKSHOP Brimfield Rd., Sturbridge, Mass. WALES GENERAL STORE Main Street Massachusetts UARANTY BANK TRUST CO. STURBRIDGE OFFICE MEMBER: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE ane i Ship Shore ¥ e 3 Ay 0% 298 t ce ee. bt COMPLIMENTS OF EDWARDS DEPT. STORE E. S. BROOKS BUTT’S CLOTHING JEWELER ALL FORMAL WEAR Since 1856 423 Main Street Palmer, Mass. Main St., Palmer, Mass. Mail Greenhouse Brimfield, Mass. Wales, Mass. Raymond’s Wayside Greenhouses BOUVIER INSURANCE WHOLESALE — RETAIL Southbridge, Mass. POTTED PLANTS and CUT FLOWERS Tel. Brimfield CH 5-7227 Compliments of LIPPE’S SUPER MARKET and SOUTH STREET MARKET Southbridge, Mass. AMES DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE COMPLIMENTS OF PILCH’S “WHERE YOU GET MORE FOR LESS POULTRY BREEDING FARM, INC. Mill St., Southbridge MEAT TYPE BREEDER PULLETS Washington Rd. West Brimfield, Mass. Z O — 52 on re Ld ae, ee 5 wi own 7p) BOB OVIDES RESTAURANT STURBRIDGE ROUTE 15 SOUTHBRIDGE and WEBSTER idee: PLUMBING CO., INC. CONSUMER PLUMBING — HEATING WHOLESALE FOOD CO. Southbridge Mass. 186 Hamilton St., Southbridge 764-3773 Visit Own Complete Gift Shop G. GREGOIRE and SON CONGRATULATIONS Established 1894 AND FOOTWEAR BEST WISHES MEN’S FURNISHINGS FROM “WHERE SHOES ARE REBUILT”’ LOUIS’ DRESS SHOP 15 Hamilton St., Southbridge Southbridge, Mass. Sain BROGANS had BROGAN? S SERVICE STATION Sturbridge Road 347-3600 Gas — Oil — Washing — Lubrication — Batteries — Tires — Tubes HIGH SCHOOL FRIENDS MEET AT THE ‘Y’ Presidents of area high school ‘‘Y’’ clubs meet to make plans for their groups. Left to right, Susan Lango Carolyn Engelhardt, Natalie Morse, standing James Buckman all of Southbridge Club; John Constantine, Stur- bridge Club; Russell W. Howard, ‘‘Y’’ Youth Work Secretary. Lyle Favreau of Charlton Club was absent at time of picture. McKINSTRY ICE CO., SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. Join your ‘‘Y’’ group and have fun and fellowship. Gym classes and many different social activities. Southbridge Y.M.C.A. Serving The Entire Family Phone 764-4121 267 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. RICHARD’S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE ROUTE 9 BROOKFIELD, MASS. HOWARD JOHNSON’S RESTAURANT ROUTE 15 STURBRIDGE, MASS. A and M TOOL and DIE COMPANY, INC. INJECTION AND COMPRESSION MOLDS SPECIAL MACHINERY MILL STREET, SOUTHBRIDGE 764-3241 MAIN STREET NORTH BROOKFIELD DESA PAINT COMPANY WALLPAPER PAINT ART SUPPLIES 50 Central Street Compliments Of Southbridge, Mass. HIPPODROME ALLEYS AUTOMATIC PIN-SETTERS Under Strand Theater J. J. DELEHANTY CO. 858 Main St. Tel: 764-8926 Southbridge, Mass. Home Furnishers Since 1875 764-6042 CASH or CREDIT HYDE MANUFACTURING CO. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. MANUFACTURERS OF INDUSTRIAL CUTLERY AND PAPERHANGING TOOLS Best wishes from the senior lettermen and cheerleaders After the lights go down low BRON les CANDIDS “ce and when we put the buttons on we knew it was modern art!” “All this cut-out business bores me. When’s clay period?” “Td better call them quick, they’re looking in Southbridge for the bomb and here it is... !” “IT don’t care where you put it, as long as it doesn’t show.” 144 “Take a lesson from that, boy, you’ve got to put your foot down every once in awhile.” “Tt all happened on our tour through the Girls’ Locker Room...” and if you drop just one more crumb on the TM “Pilot to co-pilot...’ 145 “Yes, you may call me ‘little red heddy hood,’ and no I don’t care to discuss last night.” “All right clowns, who said that?” “What do you mean you can’t find my blood pressure! ?!” “Let’s really work at this. He’s looking and I can’t afford anything less than a ‘B’ in mud- Diese 146 “.,.and J said YES!!!” “Hey, you with that camera, get off my back or I’ll let all these bugs go on you.” “What do J think of the present world situation? Who are you kidding?” “These phys-ed periods are a blast!” 147 “ce “See that guy behind me? Well, he’s nuts. . .” The younger half of the EDMISTON- HYDE Betting Business contemplates “We're on spitball duty at all the games!” the next investment... 148 “WHAT! Marge pealed out of which parking lot and knocked off whose fenders? ...” “What did you say this was? . . . Nature’s best, creamed eye of newt?” ? Ah, come on, .. . put your nose in here! “Order in the Convention . . . Sergeant at Arms clear the aisles.” 149 “Tt will never work!” “IT suppose that mistletoe is an astronaut’s occupational hazard.” 150 ... Birdie, birdie in the sky... “Wait ’til the guys at the station see this terrific gas tank ” I’m making... “Yeah, we’ll bet . . . who did you say will be driving the ‘Bluebird’ ?” “T am the very model of a modern Major General.” “A little snip here and a little snip there, and what do ” you have ...a little snip here and a little snip there. . . 151 “Did you see that? He ate the paper right off the thing!” “We find accomodations on this trip rather poor.” “Come fly with me .. 152 ; .. and on to Moscow the Abdominal Snowman “Where's that copy of Hot Rod magazine ?’ STUDENT CGouNci. STORE Booxcovers crens) eeriay (oire’s Gymsuits fy Boy's (oymsuiT, 3 RING VoTeeoKs i et 3 Hove Farer h : TRHS Borrws 4 TRHS Banners walt; STUDENT COUNCIL STORE Gym Suits Pencils Pens Paper Banners THE UNITED LENS COMPANY, INC. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS oe LEMOINE FURNITURE, INC. 98-102 NORTH STREET SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. TEL. 764-2945 The Plaindealers (formerly the S.P.J.B.S.) R. Reed (adv.) M. Showman D. Gero J. Showman D. Burnham D. Gemme L. Weaver S. Brown K. Earls “Subversion is subversion, whether of the left or of the right.” CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’62 From the Sophomore Girls N. Knight G. Brown (Mrs. J. Weaver) FAVREAU’S RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE 36-40 Central Street SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. THE CRAFT HOUSE Gifts by Artisans Jeanne Dragon 347-3888 ‘Congratulations From Your Home Town Station’’ WES O 970 on Your Dial PLASTERING — FIREPLACES THOMAS W. PALMER RFD +1 Holland Rd. Fiskdale, Mass. 347-9494 COMPLIMENTS SOUTHBRIDGE COAL COMPANY JAKE EDWARDS BILL COX Compliments of ENDICOTT JOHNSON Main Street Southbridge CUTLER F. HECK CONTRACTOR Wells and Septic Tanks Installed Sand, Gravel, Loam, Ditching Wales, Mass. CH 5-9011 Southbridge, Mass. Batteries Telephone Tires and Tubes 347-8343 GENE’S SERVICE STATION Lubrication — Repairs — Accessories MOBIL GASOLINE R.F.D. +41 Route 131 Sturbridge, Mass. NEW ENGLAND AUTO BODY Expert Collision Work Wheel Alignment Frame Straightening Auto Glass 46 Old Sturbridge Road PO 764-4501 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 BAY PATH MOTEL ROUTE 20 STURBRIDGE Compliments of ACE CUTLER GRINDING 4 Orient Street, Worcester Compliments of VAL’S BEAUTY SALON 544 Main Street Worcester, Mass. HOLLAND SPORTS MARINA AND SPORTS and PHOTO ALUMNA-CRAFT DUNPHY and HOLSCLAW TRAILERS EVINRUDE MOTORS © CROSBY BOAT LAUNCHING AT HOLLAND SEE ED or MAE LANGEVIN at HOLLAND or SOUTHBRIDGE Compliments of DEWEY’S GLOBE FURNITURE Southbridge, Massachusetts INDIAN VILLAGE SERVING THE FINEST QUALITY FOODS — RESERVATIONS ARE BEING TAKEN FOR BANQUETS AND PRIVATE PARTIES OPEN FROM 4:30 P.M. WEDNESDAYS — 12 NOON SUNDAYS Complete Line Of Quality Building Products Compliments of SEREMET’S DAIRY SHOP West Main St. Southbridge, Mass. Competitively Priced At Southbridge Lumber Supply Co. Central St. Southbridge ‘A Supply House You Can Depend On’’ 764-2575 764-2576 Compliments Of R. JALBERT SON GAS FAIR Rte. 131 Sturbridge 347-8329 ““CORRIVEAU’S”’ FURNITURE — APPLIANCES MAYTAG — FRIGIDAIRE 363 Main St. Southbridge Rte. 131 Sturbridge McROY’S T.V. SALES SERVICE AUTHORIZED GENERAL EE ELEGIRIG DEALER T.V. — STEREO — RADIO — SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES MODELS 318 SOUTH ST. — SOUTHBRIDGE — 764-8834 SOUTHBRIDGE REAL ESTATE OFFICE JOHN B. DRAGON 41 Central St. Southbridge 764-6937 GOODWIN’S Southbridge, Mass. 318-322 Main St. 764-3155 BRIMFIELD NURSING HOME BRIMFIELD, MASS. Telephone CH 5-9819 Phyllis M. Willis, Owner HOWLETT LUMBER CO. PAINT HARDWARE BUILDING MASONRY SUPPLIES WARREN FAST SERVICE Drycleaners Launderers, Inc. River St. Warren, Mass. HE 6-7423 Seving a 25-mile radius S H Green Stamps There is no substitute for quality BRIMFIELD OIL CO. R. E. SOULIERE, Prop. RANGE, FUEL OIL BOTTLED GAS Sturbridge Rd. Brimfield COMPLIMENTS CH 5-3358 OF KURT’S RESTAURANT Route 20 Brimfield, Mass. JAMES C. HATCH REAL ESTATE TOWN COUNTRY PROPERTY Main St. Brimfield CH 5-3369 val ies Z ; capil i me Congratulations and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photo- graphs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at the most moderate prices! LORING © STUDIOS New England’s Largest School Photographers ngratedatins TO THE GRADUATING CLASS American Optical COMPANY Since 1833 ... Better Vision for Better Living BEST WISHES TO TANTASQUA AND THE CLASS OF 62 THE WILLIAM D. SPOONER INSURANCE AGENCY BRIMFIELD, MASS. SENATOR FROM ARIZONA BARRY GOLDWATER SAM’S AUTO BODY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’62 COMPLIMENTS OF HOLLAND PAVILION HOLLAND, MASS. ESSO LEHIGH BOTTLED GAS 162 PARK ST. 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