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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1963 volume:

a ANTASQUAN TANTASQUA REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL STURBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY THREE FOREWORD naa Where will we find the vanished years? Class of ‘60 Class of ‘6 Class of ‘62 We are the class of ’63 Hungry for solitude and silent places, Longing for company, discord and Unchained music when passion strikes us. We are a myriad of memories Rising to a close. Rage, shout madly to an uncaring sky, Clutch at the glass mountain of infinity, There is no mark visible to the Indifferent stranger... Yet there is something eternal about us. We are what has been and what will be. Look closely, touch us quickly, We cannot linger. We are scholars, each to ourselves. Walled by years... ? Never. Perpetuated in a hazy smile, A distracted look-memory is age- The word? “| have seen this and passed onward.” If we pass too swiftly, that is the wage Of existence. This book is a brake to time, We take it, remember life at Tantasqua And do not find ourselves surrounded By rustling memories As dried leaves, faded, yellow leaves Once green. CONTENTS NN Foreword Dedication BAGUIEY 2 me ke. Seniors Bree vet 34 Underclassmen .... 62 “7S or Activities ........ 104 Advertisements .... 118 DEDICATION There is a silent beauty in which achievement hovers overshadowing the tiny life. The class of 1963 dedicates the yearbook to the individual most instrumental in molding our lives at Tantasqua and for all our remaining years — Miss Elizabeth G. Tite. FACULTY SUPERINTENDENT—PRINCIPAL HENRY J. PAPPAS The challenge to the communities has been met. The ground has been broken and work on the new addition has begun. We are looking forward to having this addition ready for occupancy on the opening day of school in September of 1963, enabling us to return to a normal, single session school day. Much time, effort, and expense on the part of the citizens of Holland, Wales, Brim- field, Brookfield, and Sturbridge has been expended to provide the best possible facility for the education of their young men and women. It is our duty as staff and student body to prove ourselves worthy of this effort. Let this, then, be our challenge. Let us as a staff and student body be aware of the responsibilities that are encompassed in accepting the faith and trust placed in our hands, Let us not divorce ourselves from the problems of the communities, for we too are the community. Let us all give maximum effort to make our program and our school the best. Let us give maximum effort to our development so that we can better face the problems of the future with which we will, all too soon, be confronted. Let us remember that the building is but a shell and that the components within shape the embryo. Henry A. Pappas Superintendent-Principal 8 Administrative Assistant tant IS istrative Assi BURTON MacARTHUR - in - Adm ROLAND W. WILSON idance Director FRANCIS BANSFIELD Gu Attendance Officer RONALD ALLEN School Nurse MARIE MAC ARTHUR 10 Office Staff A. BROWN D. TAYLOR M. CLOSSEN C. MORRIS (SEATED) Guidance Staff DOROTHY MORRISSEY ERNESTINE McEACHERN Mr. MacArthur ponders during half-time of Nashoba game. Checking student temperatures is part of Mrs. MacArthur’s daily routine? Rie Mr. Wilson checking yearbook progress. 11 ROLAND W. WILSON Assistant Principal, Head of Eng- lish Dept. Future Teachers’ Club Advisor, B .S., M.Ed. RONALD E. ALLEN Senior Class Advisor BeSawinwcd: Mr. Wilson — see how his heart shines. JACQUELINE BOUCHARD Junior Class Advisor B.S. in Ed. ENGLISH Mr. Popp and Susan Lindley Fathom The Universe. 12 HERBERT D ELIA Yearbook Advisor Debating Team A.B. in English ANDREW C. HANCOCK Yearbook Business Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor Biss Frances Sciarretta contemplates her future while Mr. Healy reflects upon his own. Mr. Hancock demonstrates the proper method of washing a_ black- board while Janice Baker, Sandy Portier and Ed Clarke take notes. DEPARTMENT 13 EDWARD HEALY A.B. in History THEODORE POPP A.B. MMMPH .. . Best cellophane | ever ate. hd DONALD G. ULRICH Freshman Class Advisor Drama, B.F.A. Frances? Mr. Norton checks Elaine Lor- anger’s notebook. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Dave Kettles Leers as Mr. Gorman finds the page GARFIELD C. NORTON Head of Social Studies Dept. Junior Class Advisor B.S.S.S., M.Ed. for him. KENNETH D. BLAKE, JR. B.A. ARTHUR BUSH B.S., M.Ed. 15 WILLIAM GORMAN Freshman Basketball Coach Senior Class Advisor, A.B., A.M., M. of Ed. WALTER F. JUSZYNSKI, JR. Bess Hoy detel: JUDITH KALLMAN A.B. Mr. Barry pauses and laughs _ silently, thinking of the test he has prepared for his next class. 16 Did George Washington REALLY chop dow that cherry tree? Mr. O’Conner will neve tell. ARTHUR A. LEWIS Advisor “TOMAHAWK TIMES” Junior High Dramatics Ph.B., B.S. in Ed., A.M. ROBERT O’CONNOR New England Youth Conference Advisor B.S. in Ed. ROBERT R. WEISS Head Football Coach A.B. ARTHUR BUSH B.S. in Sociology, M.Ed. ig MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT | swear | did my homework, Mr. Lewis! WALTER A. LUCE B.S., M.Ed., C.A.G.S. ROBERT E. HAINES PETER B. LEWIS Senior Class Advisor Bs: Of all the idiotic questions... 18 Mr. Luce, do you get the feeling you're being watched? Mr. Steenson ... | hate to interrupt you, but the bell rang 20 minutes ago CHRISTO T. NASSE B.S., M.Ed. JOHAN T. STEENSON Coach — Track, Cross Country B.S. CLAUDIA SUTHERLAND 7th Grade Adviser M.T.A, A.B. 19 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Faugh, Mr. Emrich, give the peasants another inch and democracy will be crushed beneath the heel of ignorance. PAUL O’BRIEN Head of Science Dept Senior Class Advisor Director A.V.A. A.B., M.Ed. re EDWARD J. AHERN F 7th Grade Advisor “Il name it after me, I'll call it — O’Brien‘s B.S. in Ed. squishy sponge — it will make me famous.” MICHAEL J. DUBE Assistant Football Coach B.S. WILLIAM R. EMRICH Sophomore Class Advisor Athletic Director Head Basketball Coach Tennis and Varsity Club B.S., M.Ed. 20 RICHARD J. ERBAN Sophomore Class Advisor Varsity Basketball and Assistant Football Coach B.S. LEONARD NASE Intermural Coach 7th 8th grades BS) th letel, But Miss Tite... O Lord. EDWARD P. SHUMATE B.S. in Science aS. i leek M.A. in Public School Administration VERNON C. SMITH Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Bros ELIZABETH G. TITE BiSau Ms: 21 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT EDITH BOLSHAW Head of Language Dept. Sophomore Class Advisor National Honor Society Junior Red Cross AGATHE M. JAMES B.A. Biomiine Ec: M.A. CONSTANCE R. RICHARDSON Junior Class Advisor Assistant National Honor Society Advisor A.B. M.A, “Good evening, this is Moscow Agathe... ” 22 ERNEST WOODCOCK Freshman Class Advisor Drivers’ Education A.A., B.A., M.Ed. Is this right Mr. Woodcock? ROBERTA A. FRASER SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT My name is Mrs. Luce, and | have here a book that will change your life MARJORIE F. CAMPBELL Library Service Club [| BRARI AN Assembly Committee Beste 23 EDWARD B. BZDULA Head of Business Dept. Faculty Business Manager B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. JOURNAL ENTR ARE POSTED TO THE (E0GI Cipece Aetmatna oF A NLY SAMPLE PAGES OF THE LEDGER one SHOWN THE etre TED IN OROER T | CAS Berane PREPAPING A TRIAL BALANCE wWitaaie ( t ae . S Greene Capital? O.K. Mr. Toepfer, I’ll gag the guard, you blow the safe. “That's very nice Anne, but do you really think that 3 words a minute is the best you can do?” MARY T. BZDULA DEAN T. TOEPFER Alumni Advisor Student Council Advisor | B.S. in Practical Arts and Letters School Treasurer Assistant Baseball Coach B.S. in Bus. Ed. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT 24 WALTER K. PAULI EVELYN H. CHASE Sophomore Class Advisor B.S. of Phys. Ed. Director of Boys’ Intramurals Boys’ Advanced Gym Club B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 74a) HELEN DUQUETTE Advisor — Cheerleaders Girls’ Recreational Association Director of Girls’ Intramurals Girls’ Advanced Gym Club B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. Mrs. Chase is a sadist — she’s always beating birdies. Mr. Pauli — this is the GIRLS’ shower room! HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT CATHERINE E. KENNEDY Head of Home Economics Dept. Freshman Class Advisor BeSming eae Miss Kennedy, the needle is stuck through my finger. See — | TOLD you Miss Dawling had a halo. EVELYN D. BENT B.S. PATRICIA A. DOWLING Eighth Grade Advisor B.S. in Ed. That'll teach him to speak out of turn, Mr. Houghton. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT And that, Mr. Rainka, is my theory of Nuclear Rocket propulsion. JOHN E. RAINKA Freshman Class Advisor MARK V. CROCKETT, JR. PAUL HOUGHTON Bashy B:S..Es B.S. A.B.A., B.B.A., Ed.M. FLOYD W. CORSON Head of Music Dept. Choraleers, Glee Club Ninth Grade Chorus B. Music, M. of Music Ed. STEPHEN PODGORSKI Senior and Junior High Band B. Music, M. Music — and more Choraleers 28 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Choraleers ART DEPARTMEN DAVID B. GUSTIN Freshman Class Advisor B.F.A. HELEN LADINIG Bachelor of Fine Arts Mrs. Ladinig and Christine Jensen ponder some of the finer features of a rare Ming vase. — Really Mr. Gustin — | had paw-printing in the eighth grade. 29 “The origin of the French language (as one might suspect) is “us France And those are the entrance requirements, Mr. Smith. “Replaced, nothing, | QUIT!” Mr. Pappas at the Tantasqua reception given in his honor. Mr. Pappas’ reception. 31 Custodians 32 Mr. Phenner — Head Custodian. |. Pratt G. Bennett L. Callahan L. LaVergne L. Janecyk Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Solomon “Donna Herrington — wipe that smile off your face!” He says he was with the Rockettes .. . ?! SPH oh be 2095 cats, bodebant “} a $37 moraasesstiinte atte : : , Shp, ¥ + ere : Peitistisiien: ERE : rage a : s SENIORS t { ' i { 1 1 } 4 1 ; | ° } iil as ! ‘ : WY § ot ‘ ‘ i } { ' oN tt ivy ’ Sa ' M yer } { ni} { : vw) iy irs} reg ¢ i ( Veber! ( TERS {i hee i | . , tj } ( { i A) i td ] } thy Ht ! ‘ i | i { ” ‘ y i t } Want } j Hi Ssh H vi j Gea Tc Nt : ett } ; | via ‘ ‘ t : ‘ , p eat t ‘ the) { ; ; ; . i) N : ) . ti ah aA j j ti Sela ey | z Younh) i 5 } Reba i. ih ; t a 4 t ta , N j y a ; : ' i ht i i y % S yi ‘ hale i ( | AW in ANGE ‘Plans. college; t | Quarterback the ay Baltimore Colts: Activities: Cla : Gym, 12 SUZANNE GAUCHER Sue... “I’m sure!ll’” ... Plans nursing career, aims to survive French IV. Activities: Class Tres. 3; Class Sec. 4; G.R.A. 1,2; Adv. Gym 1; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3; Operetta 2; — National Honor Society 3 — Sec. 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Prom Comm. 3. HELEN D. DIONNE Stump... . “You're kidding” Plans to be sec. to the Pres. of the U.S., aims to reach 5 feet. _ Activities: Class Sec. 3; Class Tres.'4; Band 1; Prom Comm. 3,4; Yearbook 4. build a eid Braor fence, around “Cheney Orchard. i i eM Class Tres, 1, Closs V.P. 4; Chorus ie ; Student Council 1; Glee Club ‘tres. 2; te Lee 1; Cheerleading 2,3,:— C F.N.C. 3,4; Choraleers 3 cae ‘ book 3; Prom Comm, 34. Hann ial wit HARRISON ACHILLES Itch . . . Plans to join the Air Force. BRUCE T. ADAMS Hazel . . . “I’m sure” guess is as good as mine!’” Aims to live long enough to see his brother, Lee, flunk. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4 Co-capt. All school play 2. Plans: ‘Your ELAINE BOUCHER “Oh yeah!!”” Plans a nursing career, aims to succeed in life. Activities: G.R.A. 1,2, F.N.C. 4, Chorus 1, Prom Committee 3. EDWARD BLODGETT Ed . . . “Just 43 minutes left of French Il’... Plans a teaching career, aims to teach some unfortunate to find V4. Activities: National Honor Society 3,4. 38 CHRISTOPHER ALLEN BONNIE P. BRADWAY . “Don’t believe it — it don’t Plans to be an Airline Stew- Bonnie work’ . ardess, aims to be eternally happy with the Air Force. Activities: Library Service 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1, Prom comm. 3,4, Assemblies 3. CHERYL D. BARR . “You noodnik” . Plans: “You tell me,” aims to maintain sanity ‘till gradua- tion. Activities: Student Council 1,2,3,4; G.R.A. 1,2,3,4; F.N.C. 3 — Pres. 4; Glee Club 2,3; Chorus 1; Prom Comm. 3,4; Yearbook asst. editor 4; Operetta 3. gets 3 DOROTHY A. BROWN Dottie . . . “You dope” nursing career, aims to be the best pedi- atrics nurse in existance. Activities: F.N.C. 3,4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; G.R.A. 3,4; Prom Comm. 3,4. Plans a JUDITH A. BEEMAN Judy . . . “How about that” . .. Plans nursing career. Activities: G.R.A. 2,3; F.N.C. 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Chorus 1. DEBORAH BURNHAM Debbie “Are you kidding’ Plans trips to Boston and or new Jersey aims to have 10 afternoons a week so there’s time for Choraleers Year- book!! Activities: Choraleers 3,4; Glee Club 2; Chorus 1; Band 2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Adv. Gym 1,2,3; G.R.A. 1,2 — Tres. 3; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Debate Team 2, Yearbook 3, 1 10,4; Science Fair 1,4; Prom Comm. 3,4; SEPEBeOMmOs 39 ALLEN BERNIER Al... “You ain’t wrong” Plans to attend Spartan Aeronautics School, aims to own 2 interest in Hackensack, N.J. dumps. Activities: Track 1; Science Club 3; History Clupe2s3e ARTHUR CANTARA ING i ie. MAW aoe aims to play in the World Series for the Red Sox. Activities: Adv. Gym, Baseball 1,2,3 — Capt. 4; Football 1, Varsity Club 4. WARREN CARLSON sterling? . . . “Oh; youl ratl” = =) Plans to go to Junior College, aims to graduate. CAROL CHRISTIANSON Carotte . . . “Not too swift’ . . . Plans to be a housewife, aims “to have a happy THERESA CASAVANT marriage with my little Marine.’ Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4, Chorus 1, Adv. Terri . . . “That’s life.” Plans a nursing Gym 1,2,3, F.N.C. 3,4, Yearbook 4. career, aims to be a success. Activities: F.N.C. 3,4, Glee Club 2,3, Chorus 1, Science Fair. EMILIE DESPRES JOSEPH DMUCHOVSKY, JR. Elamy . . . “Heavens, what’s next’’ ‘ fl Joe ... “What do you want — a medal?” Plans to do research in Bio., aims to ; . . . Plans to attend Amherst College, aims dissect a flea. Activities: Choraleers 4, Glee club 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Science Fair 3,4, Prom Comm. 3,4. — Riding with pet slide rule in a Merce- des Benz 300 SL. Activities: National H.S. 3,4, Choraleers 3,4, Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Prom Comm. 3,4, Debating Club 2, Base- ball 1,2,3,4, Science Fair 1,3,4, Yearbook Art Editor 4, Varsity Club, Operetta 4, ANTHONY D. DADALT Tone ... “Rats and mice!” .. . Plans to go to College, aims to be Pres. of U.S. Activities: Class Pres. 2, Student Gov’t Day 3,4, Cross Country 1,2 — Capt. 3,4, Glee Club 2, Chorus 1, Debate Team 2, Science Fair 2,3, Yearbook Sports Editor 4. 40 HAMER D. CLARKE gE i SE lots of money with no work, aims to win Hamy . . . . Plans to earn an argument with Ed Blodgett. Activities: Yearbook Photographer 2,3,4, Football 1,2, Tennis — Pres. 4, Debate team 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Science Fair 2,3,4. ESTHER P. DONLEY “Gee whiz, do | have to?” . .. Plans a nursing career. Activities: F.N.C. Tootsie THOMAS CROSBIE Vis) u “reearet™ Plans to graduate effortlessly as possible, aims to pass cal- culus. Activities: “Are you serious?” JUDITH A. DUMAS Judy = 4. “Huhl” . 2. Plans tov besa) hair- dresser, aims to dance with the New York Ballet Corps. Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Prom Comm. 4, Vocal group 4. 41 SANDRA CUTLER Sel) « so “Gittins, leith le Silly Plans to go to Business School, aims to have a successful life. Activities: G.R.A. 2,3,4, Adv. Gym 1,3,4, Choraleers 3,4, Glee Club 2, Chorus 1. VIRGINIA T. H. DUMAS Nickname? There are variations “Let’s form a suicide pact’ ... Plans to join Jane Showman and Lynne Weaver in a venture to overthrow Richard Reed’s coffeehouse with one of their own, aims to bridle Pegasus. Activities: S.P.J.B.S. 3, Choraleers 3,1 10, 4, Adv. Gym 2,3, Yearbook 3,4, Editor 4, Varsity Basketball 1. KEVIN J. EARLS Hatchet “But, Mr. Lewis, | worked late last night!” Plans to retire at 25 with a smart wife and a beautiful secre- tary, aims to make the world a_ safer place to live in by moving to the moon. Activities: Class Vice Pres. 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Football 1,2,3 — capt. 1, Basketball 1,3, co-capt. 4, Base- ball 1,2,3, co-capt. 4, Chorus tres. 1, Glee Club 2, Debate Team 2, Science Fair 2, 3,4, School Play 2, Intramurals 4, Prom comm. 3,4, Student Council Vice Pres. 3, Pigsey, GE SHUI. Sh RICHARD A. GEMME Dick . . . Plans to be as good a citizen as possible, aims to create a painting of great significance. Activities: S.P.J.B.S. 3. NOREEN F. EDMONDS Bubbles “Them’s the breaks’ Plans to lead Shirley and The Wales girls in a victorious battle against the Conn. boys, aims to teach overseas at the U.S. military bases. Activities: G.R.A. 1,3,4, Teachers Club 3, yearbook 1,4, Prom comm. 3,4, Science Fair 1, Math Fair 2. ROSALIE M. GENDREAU wOheno, a deep dark cave, aims to be a hermit. Activities: Class Tres. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Choraleers Tres. 3,4, Glee Club 1 — Sec. 2, National Honor Society 3,4, G.R.A. 1,2, Adv. Gym 3. Rosie . Plans to live in 42 ROBERT V. FITTS Bob... “Think it will rain?” . . . Plans to be a test pilot, aims to stay single. Activities: Adv. Gym 2, Football 1, Stu- dent Council 1. DIANNE GERO Oh crudd” nursing career, aims to be an army colo- Dianne Plans a nel. Activities: F.N.C. 3,4, G.R.A. 1,2,3, Prom Comm. 3, Jr. Red Cross 1, Glee Club 2, Chorus 1, Student Council 1, one-act plays op Ryd Asess Si) DONNA J. FREDETTE Freddie “What's up Elaine?” . . . Plans to become a Business Ed. teacher, aims to drive father’s black convertible. Activities: Glee Club 3, Chorus 1, G.R.A. 1, Yearbook 4, Prom comm. 3,4. NORMA J. GILMAN Jane ... “Oh Brother” . Plans to be an accountant, aims to be a success. Activities: Choraleers 4, Glee Club 3, Chorus ebandenll2,3;4,01G-RiAa) 1 -2,0,4; Yearbook 4. THOMAS M. FREELAND, JR. omens “Guess you know it!” . . Plans are’ indefinite, aims to be a success. Activities: Glee Club 1, Track 3,4, Adv. Gym 1,2,3,4, One-act play 1. PENNY F. GILMAN PengemaeneVVhatede blast ase amplans. to be a secretary, aims to get out of New England. Activities: National Honor Society 3, tres. 4, Glee Club 3, Chorus 1, G.R.A. 1,2,3,4, Pep Squad 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, Prom Comm. 4. 43 DONALD J. GAUTHIER Don ... Plans are indefinite, aims to go to college. PENELOPE A. GIRARD Penny .. . “Not to-o-0” Plans to go to college, aims to be a gym teacher with a short husband. Activities: Adv. Gym 1,2,3,4, G.R.A. 1,2, 3,4, — sec. 3, Yearbook 3,4, Tennis Club sec. 4. DARLENE GRANDMONT Penny . . . “Oh, honestly!’ ... plans a nursing career, aims to live to be 65 and collect Old Age Pension. Activities: F.N.C., Yearbook 4. DAVID A. GRAY Dave ... “Them’s the breaks’ . . . Plans CLIFFORD GRANT to go on to college, aims to learn how Cliff . . . “Are you kidding me?” i ; , : id : o smile. Plans to pe in Hawaii, aims to be a Activities: Choraleers 2,3,4, Glee Club: 2, bachelor with money. Chorus 1, Band 1,2,4, Track 3,4, Prom Activities: Track 2,3,4. comm. 3,4, Operetta 2,4, KATHRYN A. HOWLETT Kat . . . ‘How ya doin’ now?” .. . Plans to become a_ successful mortician, aims to have Dick take those last few steps. LINDA M. HOWLETT Activities: Library Service 1,2,3,4, Adv. Lin. . . “Never can tell” . . . Plans to be Gym. a successful bookkeeper, aims to gradu- ate. Activities: Library Service 1,2 Adv. Gym. ROBERT HERRINGTON Harry . . . “What — are you kidding me?” . .. Plans to get married, aims to marry Pat. Activities: Archery Club 1, Chefs’ Club, Basketball 1, School Play 2,3. 44 KATHLEEN GUYETTE Kathy . . . “What’s new?” be a secretary to a wealthy corporation owner, aims to spend life being happy and wealthy. Activities: Yearbook typist 4. Plans to LU ANN V. HYDE Lu . . . “How ‘bout that’ Plans to make something of herself, aims to be Dr. Kildare’s most cherished patient. Activities: Glee Club 2,3, Chorus 1, Jr. Red Cross 3. CAROLYN E. HENKE Kraut . . . “Honestly, Debbie” . . . Plans to go to college, aims to give first million to the music dept. Activities: National Honor Society 3,4, Choraleers 3,4, Glee Club 2, Chorus 1, Band 3,4, G.R.A. 1,2,3, Yearbook 4. MARY HYLAND Waterfront Mary Plans a nursing career, aims to buy a big “Crim-a-nees” . enough and heavy enough lollipop. Activities: Class sec. 1, Choraleers 3,4, Glee Club 1, v.p. 2, G.R.A. 1,2,3,4, Adv. gym 1, Pep Squad 4, Prom comm. 3,4, Yearbook 3, Operetta 2. 45 RAYMOND HERRINGTON Snakewv lee) + Wille vour- aan Plansste stay single, aims to go to Florida for the Winters. Archery Club 1, Chefs’ Club, Basketball 1, School Play 2,3. JOAN M. IADAROLA Joani . . . ““Where’s Kar?’ nursing career, aims to sail the ship am- Plans a bition and land on the shores of success. Activities: National Honor Society 3,4, Choraleers 3,4, Glee Club 2, Chorus 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, G.R.A. 1 2; SINGS 4 SCIEN Ce EC mml27574., Operetta. PHILL JACKSON Jack . . . “Oh mother!” a mechanic, aims to build a better-than- Plans to be average car. Activities: Football 1. GARY LE BLANC “Aw, what the heck.” Plans to own a drag strip for women drivers, Hanna aims to own a Corvette. Activities: Basketball 1,4. ELAINE R. JOHNSTON Johnny .. . “Uh-uh, not even!’ . . . Plans to become a teacher, aims to own a Thun- derbird. Activities: National Honor Society 3,4, Choraleers 3,4, Glee Club 2, Chorus 1, Student Council 4, Yearbook 4, Pep squad 4, Prom Comm. 3,4, Operetta 4. DAVID A. LE BOEUF David . . . Plans are indefinite, aims to graduate. 46 KAREN M. JOLIN Cupid “Lots of luck” . become a hairdresser, aims to become a Plans to ' successful model. Activities: Library service 1,2, Yearbook 4, Adv. gym, Pep squad 4, Drill Team 4. DONALD J. LOONEY Loon... “Ya dummy” .. . Plans to go to college in Providence, aims to sleep any time he wants to in the future. Activities: Choraleers 3,4, Glee Club Pres. 2, Chorus Pres. 1, Football 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Operetta 2,4, Varsity Club 4. PAUL KELLY Kelleeecitishadia hammer” :. - Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3,4. KAREN A. LUCE Kar . . . ‘““Where’s Joanie?” teach, aims to succeed in setting and Plans to reaching certain ideals. Activities: National Honor Society 3,4, Bancieela2rard ae Ghorussal) 2 amG ReAwes 12) Teachers Club 3 — VP 4, Science Fair (eyes NANCY C. KNIGHT Nance . “That bugs me no end!” . Plans a nursing career, aims to be able to fix Allen Bernier’s car. Activities: F.N.C. 3,4, Student Council 2,3, Glee Club 2, Chorus 1, Band 2, Yearbook 3 — Copy Editor 4, Prom Comm. 3,4, S.P.J.B.S. 3, G.R.A. 1, All-School play 3, Science Fair 2,4. CYNTHIA A. LYNCH Cynthy mea Wicichieite Plans to go to college, aims to go to Hawaii and live in a little grass shack. Activities: GRA 1,2, Prom Comm. 3, Pep Squad 4, Glee Club 1,3. 47 ARLENE S. KOZYRA . . . “You must be kidding of course!?’’ plans include secretarial school, aims to attend Holy Cross. Activities: National Honor Society 3,4, Chorus 1, Yearbook 3 — Typist 4, Prom Committee 3,4. GUY MARTEL ... “Oh come off it” college, aims to make the Olympics. Activities: Adv. gym 2,3,4, Cross-Country 1,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Football. plans to go to PATRICIA MARTIN Pat . . . “Holy Smokes!’ secretarial work, aims to pass Mr. B’s Plans doing Business doors with an A. Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4, G.R.A. 1, Yearbook. CAROL J. O’BRIEN O’Brien “Where’s my picture?” .. . Plans to be a typist, aims to be an ef- ficient typist. Activities: Girls’ Club 1, Leader Corps 1, 2, Girls’ League 2, Library Service 3,4, Prom Comm. 3, Glee Club 3, Yearbook 3. KENNETH MAYNARD JOAN O’CONNOR bo o Sheeran Aims to be a quiet child. Activities: F.N.C. 3,4, G.R.A. 1,2,3,4, Adv. gym 1,2,3,4, Prom Comm. 4, Glee Club. 48 Plcthns a nursing career. KAREN MOCKO Chop-Chop “Are you kidding me?” Plans to take Mr. Erban up on his lessons, aims to have brown _ hair. Activities: Dramatic Club 2, Majorettes 2 — capt. 4, Pep Squad 1,2 — Capt. 4, Pr om Comm: 3; Leaders’ corps. pen reel CRAIG ORDWAY Ords =). “No sweatl’ medical career, aims to take out Mr. Plans a Luce’s liver. Activities: Class Pres. 1, National Honor Society 3, — Pres. 4, Choraleers 3,4, Glee Club 1,2, School Play 1,2,3, Science Fair 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4. 7S eeu BURTON MOONEY Burt . . . “Put off today what you can do tomorrow” Plans to go to college, aims to join the Air Force Band. Activities: Choraleers 3,4, Glee Club 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Football 1,3, Photography Club 1. LUCILLE J. PAULI Lucie . . . “Ah, shucks!” ing career, aims to join the ranks of . . Plans a nurs- foreign missionaries. Activities: National Honor Society 3,4, Adv. gym 1,2,3,4, Cheerleading 3,4, GireAnel2, V.p. 3. — Pres. 4, F.N:G.3 — Sec. 4, Glee Club 3, Prom Comm. DIANE MORRELL Di... “You drive me up a wall’ Plans to own a cottage at Leadmine with Karen. Aims to give Helen Dionne a home permanent. Activities: Glee Club 2,3, Chorus 1, Pep Squad 4. MARIE ANN RACICOT Marie . . . “I don’t know” go into nursing. Activities: F.N.C. 3, Vice pres. 4, Chora- leers 3,4, Glee Club 2, Chorus 1, Cheer- leading 2,3,4, Prom Comm. 4, Operetta 2,4. Plans to 49 SUSAN E. NASH Sues, 1. What anmut? Plans to do ministerial work, aims to live a long life. Activities: Girls’ J.V. Basketball 1, News- paper 1, Camera Club 2, Prom Comm. 3, 4. JILL M. REID Plans to teach, “Bad news!” aims to travel in Europe. Activities: Student Council 2,3,4, Teachers Club’ 3° — pres. 4, G.R:A. 1,2,3 4, Glee Club 1,2, — v.p. 3 — pres. 4, Prom Comm. 3,4. ARTHUR SCOTT Scotty . . . “Where’s Judie?” . . . Plans to go to college, and study Psychology, aims to lock horns with the devil. Activities: Choraleers 3,4, Chorus 1, Cross- country 2,3 — capt. 4, Track 1,2,3 — capt. 4, Basketball 1,2,3 — capt. 4, Foot- ball 1, Varsity Club, School Play, 2,3, One-Act play 3, Science Fair 1,3,4, Prom Comm. 3,4, Operetta 4. bee ae fe ata JOAN ROBINSON Boe METAL Site it eft A Angel... “I’Il never tell” . . . Plans to DANIEL ROSCIOLI be a secretary, aims to organize a flea 7 . Spaghetti-bender . . . “Get outta here!” circus. Plans to own another ‘Greas Activities: National Honor Society 3,4, Y Ss aims to | how t ter-ski. G.R.A. 1, Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3, Yearbook Ree eka yay eet Heaps eek aa Bus. Manager 4, Prom Comm. 3,4. JENNIVEE SMITH Jenny ... “Alright, Ill be good” Plans to live in a boys’ dorm for one week, aims to become a successful exotic dancer. BRIAN D. SMITH Activities: Glee Club 2,3, sec. 4, Chorus Smitty .. . “Whad ‘ya say?” . . . Plans to 1, Yearbook 3,4, Student Council 4, Pep become a _ millionaire, aims to find a squad 4, Jr. Red Cross, Prom Comm. well-running Ford. Activities: Football 1. WILLIAM SPENCE Willy . . . Plans to go on to school, aims to own a store. 50 JUDITH A. SHAW Judie . . . “Watch it!’ . . . Plans to teach business subjects, aims to live in Kansas. Activities: Cheerleading 2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Chorus 1, Prom Committee 3. LA PAUL STEARNS .. . “What’s up Doc?” . Plans to be- come a good lawyer, aims to crash poli- tics and do something good. Activities: Football, Basketball, Yearbook. KAREN SILVERBERG Bugs . . . “Aw, turn blue” Plans to own a camp at Leadmine with Diane, aims to take the curl out of Bobby Fitts’ hair. Activities: Choraleers 3,4, Glee Club 2, Chorus 1, Yearbook 3,4, Pep Squad 4, Prom Committee 3,4. DIANNE STIRLING Dinnyaeee-Ohv— goin? attend Hairdressing School, aims to marry Plans to ja ' loaded Texan. Activities: Glee Club 2,3,4, Chorus 1, Adv. Gym 1, G.R.A. 1,2, Pep Squad 4, Year- book 3. DAVID W. SIMPSON Dave eee. VO mesure Plans to attend college, aims to be a good gui- tarist. Activities: Choraleers 3, Pres. 4, Glee Club 2 Chonus aly lincdcke-2)0;478 Football 1, Operettas 2,4. RICHARD SULLIVAN Syel eofefel gh og o ANMMaXelne es 6, Activities: Football 1,2,3,4, Track 2, Year- 51 LESLIE F. TEAGNO Les . . . “Pray tell me?’ Plans a nursing career. Activities: F.N.C. 4, Tennis Club 4, Bas- ketball 1, Yearbook asst. editor 4, Latin Club 2, Cheerleading 3, Majorettes 1,2,3, Prom Committee 2,3. MARILYN WILSON “Get serious” Poopsie Aims to own a Volkswagen. Activities: Library Service Club, Yearbook 3, Prom Committee 3,4, Pep Squad 4. GAYLE E. TERRY “Don‘t get smart’’ Plans a teaching career. Activities: National Honor Society 3, V.P. 4, Choraleers 3, Sec. 4, Glee Club 2, Chorus 1, G.R.A. 1,2,3,4, Pep Squad 4. LINDA WOODARD Woody “Hey you with the head!” . .. Plans to be a secretary, aims to learn how to spell. Activities: Yearbook 3, Prom Committee 3,4. a2 PAUL TERRY Poles) “B-oooo-Rah” . . . Plans college or Navy future, aims to travel with the saucer-men as “Tall Paul.’” Activities: Choraleers 4, Chorus 1, Bas- ketball 1,3,4, Cross Country 4, Debate Team 2, School Play 2, Operetta 4. FRANCIS H. YOUNG, JR. “You said it’ live a little, aims to flip pancakes suc- Junior Plans to cessfully. Activities: Basketball 3,4. JULLIETTE VICKERS Poodle ... “Oh yea”. . . Plans to go on to Salter Secretarial School, aims to be successful at whatever she attempts to do. Activities: National Honor Society 3,4, Glee Club 2,4, Chorus 1, Prom Committee 3,4. JEFFREY YOUNG Mr. Weasel “Get outta here” ... Aims to manage a restaurant. Activities: Cross Country 3, Track 2,3. LEONA R. WAMBACH Lonie . . . “Come on, will you?” .. . Plans a hairdressing career, aims to be an affirmed bachelor’s wife. Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Prom Com- mittee 2, G.R.A. 1,2,3,4. LYNNE WEAVER Weava “There you are” ... Plans — College, aims to raise champion Labra- dor Retrievers. Activities: S.P.J.B.S. v.p. 3. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE PHILIPPE GREGOIRE Philsumenes 7Donit) getissnookl@) ean. hians to be a physicist, aims to be Chairman Chief of Staff. JAMES BEATTY CAROL McCUE 53 Most Argumentative Class Genius Most Athletic Anne MacArthur Cheryl Barr Penny Gilman Anne MacArthur Arlene Kozyra Kathleen Guyette Rosalie Gendreau Virginia Dumas Donna Fredette Karen Luce Joan Robinson Lu Pauli Joan ladarola Joan ladarola Anne MacArthur Cheryl Barr Karen Silverberg Jane Gilman Cheryl Barr Dianne Gero Helen Dionne Virginia Dumas Karen Luce Diane Morrel Joan Robinson SENIOR Jack Bourdeau Edward Blodgett Bruce Adams Bruce Adams David Gray Edward Blodgett Richard Sullivan David Gray Kevin Earls Hamer Clarke Craig Ordway Guy Martel Joe Dmuchovsky Joe Dmuchovsky Jack Bourdeau Jack Bourdeau Phil Gregoire David Gray Bruce Adams Kevin Earls Don Looney Richard Gemme Edward Blodgett Paul Stearns Tony DaDalt SUPERLATIVES Most Popular Most Efficient Practical Romantic Attractive Efficient Bashful Daring Talented Forgettul Naive Sophisticated Athletic Class Genius Most Likely to Succeed Done Most for Class Best Dressed Respected Quiet Musical Argumentative Wittiest Cheerful Artistic Studious Talkative Best Dressed CANDIDS Of COURSE | believe in Santa Claus — doesn’t everyone? What’s for dessert? There’s something about American chop suey that | simply can’t put into words AH ... go soak your head. I’m a Monitor, Monitors go anywhere, even into the Senior section. Pretzels . . . in the Library??? 57 CHRISTMAS ee a e HARE Gy TSS TN AO, = SO ned a i, ee S GS CANDIDS i 2 Le) - oO 3 n cS 5 _ 5 oo — ” o oO AS, Ss x Qa E oO O ed hn Lu a = E 2) a: ® i 2 5 O (= — a o =] oO Uh And no Ze ie) —_ O ud im ‘s that hamster!? Where to wreck the wall and the bomb to ban , LECTION Dadalt, Dadalt, he’s our man STUDENT GOV'T. DAY Ss c Campaigning Hyuk — y’ know what I want Santy? Hairless legs. STUDENT GOV’T. DAY ELECTIONS I’m school-sick. lf this is love, I’ll have some! You say it all began when your mother wouldn’t let you watch the Jack Paar show... ? UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIOR, SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right — Sophomores — Pres. Burton MacArthur, Vice pres. Christine Silverberg, Secretary — Janet Noyes, Treasurer — Sherry Morrill. Freshman — Secretary — Betty Ciaffore, Vice-pres. Ester Morrissey, President Norman Robbins, Treasurer — William Ayres. Juniors — Vice president — Norman Schell, Treasurer — Ken Wilson, Secre- tary — Lois Lawrence, President — Jean LaFlamme. JUNIORS Homeroom 111 Left to Right ROW 1: L. Bach- and, J. Laplante, S. Brodeur, R. Patterson, J. Laviera, A. Lindell, K. Robertson, J. Hall. ROW 2: E. Thompson, D. McKissick, P. Mclean, B. Violetta, K. Wassmer, V. Bartley, M. Cantell. ROW 3: P. Wonderlie, L. Lepain, P. Shaclumis, D. Herrington, J. Bourque, B. Gregoire, S. Meyrick, V. Olejniczak. G. Senecal, ef Senna does og eteriarinoncineoeeonh Stn i] 3 Homeroom 113 Left to right ROW 1: A. Auchmoody, N. D. Curran, L. Christian. ROW 3: R. Afton, J. Cantell, C. Barnes, G. Curboy, M. Brandt, S. Brown, L. Cram, S. Cote, D. Cole. ROW 2: Boutwell, D. Broughton, W. Cox, R. Cantara. A. Belanger, J. Brodeur, A. Anders, W. Berry, A. Beeman, R. Booth, Homeroom 218 Left to Right ROW 1: N. Dvu- mas, D. Knox, P. Feraco, T. Dowling, R. Laflamme, C. Mil- ler, J. Laflamme, J. Marinelli. ROW 2: D. McVeigh, G. — Se = a eee Dickinson, D. Kettles, J. McCarthy, J. Haney, A. Jalbert, F. Gross. ROW 3: D. Grinnell, R. McCue, MecGillvray, F. Deering, C. Gallant. Piece Mlesdincineassanss D. Faugno, G. be | | i Homeroom 219 Left to Right ROW 1: G. Young, G. Slepian, L. Watson, S. Werth, P. Therrian, K. Pernoski, L. VanWettering ROW 2: C. Porter, K. Wilson, H. Murray, N. Schell, M. Pecha, P. Terry, S. let’s see, if | give one more ticket, that will make 27 hg! BN: Morris ROW 3: E. Plasse, E. Robinson, R. Pratt, Shailer, J. Westwell, D. Sullivan, S. Silverberg. So the bus came early P. oe ee eee Simpson, N. what of it! Why yes...come right in... Seniors ... this is WAR! (heh . . . heh). and now a word from our sponsor | got it in there, but it won‘t come out. Homeroom 207 Left to Right ROW 1: S. Beeman, C. Bol- Clossen, W. Adam, E. Clark, G. Brown, R. Aldrich, L. Demick. ROW shaw, C. Baker, P. Allen, J. Baker, C. Bourque, P. Delman, C. Arm- 3: D. Branniff, M. Brigham, D. Belanger, A. Bard, D. Cutler, L. strong, A. Borbeau. ROW 2: A. Baron, F. Allard, R. Boucher, J. Adams, J. Crawford. SOPHOMORES Homeroom 208 Left to Right ROW 1: A. Gondek, J. Edwards, R. Fortier, K. Hedlund, R. Hamblin, C. Forand, K. Frantz, S. Gray, A. Gregory, C. Heins, S. Fredette, F. J. Garvey, M. Fimognari. ROW 3: S. Dionne, |. Despres, M. Goodrich, M. Garieri, N. Dionne, S. Gregoire. ROW 2: Dowcra, J. Guerin, N. Faugno, J. Gilman, T. Donavan, T. E. Earls, A. Greene, W. Grinnell, C. Dorrell, R. Gourley, Dumont, E. Gregoire, J. Gregory, C. Donley, C. Dubay. Homeroom 209 Left to Right ROW 1: J. Johnston, K. Looney, J. Hyland, E. Hyde, D. Martel. ROW 3: B. Lindsay, L. Johnson, C. LaBrie, B. Kresco, C. Jensen, L. Laberge, E. Luce, H Lataille, B. MacArthur, A. Lamothe, R. Hickland, M. LePain, P. King, S. Loranger, R. Maynard. ROW 2: J. Lavergne, P. Menard, Julien, H. Hitchcock, M. MacGrath, R. Jalbert, R. James. S. Johnson, W. Mercure, G. McIntyre, N. Howlett, R. Lippe, R Homeroom 124 Left to Right ROW 1: J. Noyes, K. Reynolds, M. Nash, J. Olney, D. Perry, E. Reed, E. Pierce, B. Nicholas, L. Samson, D. Pote. ROW 2: W. Peck, J. Metcalf, D. Williams, R. Miller, D. Nolan, R. Moreau, H. er) caaeeneemndi =i ss eieseammmnaneer reer: ARO siditionmmmnenonemeees Peliter, D. Rice, S. Portier, K. O'Day. ROW 3: P. Perualt, N. Noyes, S. Morill, K. Plimpto n, R. Paquette, S. Morse, J. Moorey, D. Parker, R. Pauli, P. Peliquin. Homeroom 220 Left to Right ROW 1: A. Sharkey, C. Silverberg, D. Sheeran, F. Sciarretta, S. Smith, J. Waite, Teacher: Mr. R. J. Trahan, R. Walthers, M. Smith, A. Vanderlick, J. Tryba, M. Erban ROW 3: R. Spence, R. Tetreault, F. Shenandoah, J. Toto, Westwell, N. Spooner ROW 2: W. Townes, C. Upson, J. Woodard, B. Whitten, K. Wonderlie, M. Thompson, J. Wood, M. Taylor. me to do for you tonight? A sophomore’s lot is not an easy one. Did you say the bus just left? | just outscored Paul Terry. eaten ee Why did | ever take typing. Quick — give me the answer sheet! Homeroom 201 Left to Right ROW 1: D. Chartier, C. Amback, C. T. Bennett, J. Brodeur, R. Blanchette, L. Banwell, J. Bozyk, R. Bruce, C. Aldrich, E. Brandt, J. Ciprari, C. Christian, L. Blondin, L. Burnham. ROW 3: P. Baillargeon, R. Biron, E. Boucher, M. Bowden, Aho. ROW 2: H. Bachand, A. Adam, D. Chevaliver, E. Bergeron, S. Bushey, W. Ayers, L. Burnham, C. Bennett, B. Ciaffone. FRESHMEN Homeroom 202 Left to Right ROW 1: B. Girard, J. Gagnier, D. Fuller, W. Goddard, A. DiMattio, S. Gardner, J. E. Gothier, L. Crawford, D. Freeman, C. DuPuis, N. Edmis- Fortier. ROW 3: R. Glass, B. Deyo, F. Durocher, G. Duches- ton, B. Delisle, C. Corrow, B. Fuller, S. Flannery. ROW 2: neau, L. Czyzewski, R. Galipeau, L. Curboy, B. Ethier, M. R. Gendreau, R. Fredette, S. Crevier, R. Cross, T. Desmond, Dionne. Homeroom 203 Left to Right ROW 1: J. Hope, S. Greene, L. Holmes, ski, G. Landen, P. Lewis, W. Grzembski, M. Lilla. ROW 3: J. Hall, S. Keeney, N. Jensen, J. Jalbert, C. Hoffman, K. Hyde, L. Herman. T. Herrington, P. Kelly, L. ladarola, J. Gould, G. Jalbert, M. Ikey ROW 2: P. Jamieson, K. Heins, G. Langevin, K. Guertin, D. Kaitben- M. Jolin, J. Lazure. Homeroom 204 Left to Right ROW 1: D. Lindley, S. Lindley, Nash, J. Mocko, D. McDougal. ROW 3: J. Nelson, W. Mil- E. Loranger, J. Moreau, E. Morrissey, M. Maynard, L. ler, J. Miknaitis, T. Martin, P. O’Day, W. Ochs, D. Lindsay, Michon, J. McCue, L. Nichols. ROW 2: B. Moore, A. Muller, C. Moriarty, D. Naylor. S. Magiera, W. Murray, B. Mahan, B. Nash, F. Moore, H. } : 4 i ‘ be 4 Homeroom 205 Left to Right ROW 1: C. Porter, A. Rasys, K. P. Sherman ROW 2: J. S. Suominen, N. Paquin, Pauli, L. Regis, F. Shailer, E. Sullivan, Pernoski, B. Sharon, B. Shavage, J Palmer, F. Rice, R. Parzych, K. Lucier, N. Robbins, C. Stone, A. Snow, J Homeroom 205 ROW 1: K. Wayne, D. Wilson, S. Talbot, C. Yaskoski, D. Terrill, M. Weston, J. Youns, N. Waite, B. Woodman ROW 2: J. Wayne, J. Weaver, R. Tetreault, D. Watson, D. Vincent, R. Tavernier ROW 3: B. Tilton, Vik, D. Vickers, S. Woodbury. Powell ROW 3: S. Spooner, S. Sheldon, K. Staples, J. Palmer, E Olejniczak, C. Paolucci, M. Suprenant, P. Racicot, S. Sweet, L. Simpson. Switzer, J. Woodard, G. G. Tawne, P. Szolusha, R. Dinner — ha, if they only knew! Algebra, Track, Junior Class Meeting — | hope | have Wow ... just feel that pulse! time to set my hair. They hardly compare to Miss Bouchard. Division A Left to Right ROW 1: S. Curboy, J. Wa smer, S. Mascot, T. Bennett, D. McKay, A. Cattio, P. Dufreau, R. Fredette. Gregoire, G. Thompson, G. Branniff, B. Ambach, B. Haney, N. ROW 3: D. Solomon, R. McLean, N. Corkum, R. Wood, G. Nichols, Rossi, S. Porter. ROW 2: S. Henderson, C. Galipeau, B. Haney, E. T. Godrough, L. Martin, R. Galipeau, R. Pucta. GRADE EIGHT Division B Left to Right ROW 1: M. Seremet, D. dal, E. Pauli, P. Charpentier, N. Clark, R. Chauvin, C. Lassonde, T. Stanton, C. Heronzewic, S. Moreau, R. Allen, Pappas, |. Pena. ROW 3: M. Kelly, G. Earls, P. Bourdeau, M. Bacon, L. Wilson. ROW 2: L. Jolin, M. Dorrell, J. Tin- N. Hicks, J. Spence, C. Noga, N. Winkler, D. Grinell. Division C Left to Right ROW 1: M. Caron, B. Samek, B. Fredette, L. Vincent, M. French, R. Racicot. ROW 2: R. Raymond, B. Cadirant, P. Bolduc, B. Edwards, R. Vincent, J. Dziergowski. Division D Left to Right ROW 1: J. Wagner, J. Corrivoil, B. Pellitier, N. Jamieson, M. Phipps, M. Nowat- kiewaicz, D. LePage, K. Wilson, C. Gardnier, P. Leveilee. ROW 2: E. Toto, E. Terry G. Pontibrand, J. Mclean, A. Chikwin, W. Pratt, R. Morse, H. Whitcomb, F. Julien, R. Margan, M. Parzych, C. Lyman. ROW 3: R. Fortier, D. Varnam, S. Chase, D. Bard, S. Gorman, B. Fuller, L. French, S. Bliss, L. Wood, B. Urban, E. Jette. | i ‘ : ee. { ee 3 . . Vie ii Sear pon ee ee ar 3B a ak Rey : . } rey bie Calvanese, C. Lindsey ROW 3: M. Bouchard, C. Zierzow,.S. Ashley, M. Perry, L. Langois, K. Wright, J. Laburge, D. Yates, N. Johnson, P. Mercure, M. Terrill, P. Deyo, R. Herman. Division E ROW 1: B. McGann, K. Cote, J. Lataille, N. Jensen, K. Sullivan, E. Dionne, B. Keeney, B. Morgan, K. Hebert, C. Christain ROW 2: T. Brodeur, J. Day, R. Stone, B. Lapointe, D. Trembley, H. Wilson, J. Howe, R. Brogan, B. Sandole, B. Piese, A. Palmer, M. Hoenig, P. Robbins ROW 3: K. Cram, M. Barbar, Division F ROW 1: R. Martin, R. Girard, L. Prizo, E. M. Peck, J. Scott, L. Parent, T. Ziemba. Smith, L. Steiger, S. Parzych, L. Guyette, P. Dufrain ROW 2: F. Grizzy, R. Plasse, D. Blouget, R. Boynton, M. 74 i a4 tii o Division A Left to Right ROW 1: C. Corkum, L. Crawford, L. Killian, D. Perault ROW 3: B. Wood, B. Story, J. Robinson, E. Belanger, J. Waithers, D. Carrier, K. Martin, R. Boynton, L. Leleillee, Gondek, R. Jamieson, J. Dorney, B. Hedlund, M. Szolusha, C. G. Desroches ROW 2: J. Chouran, J. Tsiokas, K. Porter, P. Flannery, Robbins, R. Duchesneau. P. Nieburg, K. Brogan, R. Plovide, H. Bonneau, D. Wesson, J. SEVENTH GRADE Division B Left to Right ROW 1: P. Thern, A. Mari- W. Banwell, T. Upson, H. Beeman, K. Nolan, J. Sherris, nelli, L. Sajoua, D. Gravel, S. Belanger, A. Campbell, D. B. Burden, B. Bergman ROW 3: J. Robinson, D. Simpson, A. Willet, M. McDougal, 'S. Ernest, P. Prendec ROW 2: D. McDonald, P. Hail, D. Keith, P. Burnham, M. Allan, S. Scott, R. Ruggles, J. Hicks, T. Green, A. Glass, J. Marona, Noyes, J. Hultquist, D. Smith, J. Pote, C. Suprery. Division C Left to Right ROW 1: B. Carr, B. Hoy, F. Stib- Stearns, R. Miller, R. Jalbert, R. Shugart, J. Garren, M. Peterken, bins, M. Claudit, J. Woodman, L. Hall. ROW 2: D. Heck, D. Stan- K. Donovan. ley, M. McCarthy, D. Craig, L. Blogget, S. O’Keefe. ROW 3: R. Division D Left to Right ROW 1: G. Grouger, C Fredette, C. Tanski, E. Clarke, S$. Regis, R. Gefroy, D. Peck, L. Day, M. Heins. ROW 2: R. Bansfield, T. Brogan, J. Val- ley, R. Dupreas, B. Sandole, F. Plimpton, R. Hiple, R. Berry, K. Murray, J. Corbeau. ROW 3: F. Brown, J. Lemontain, M. Stagger, C. Goodrich, S$. Wagner, E. Rossi, D. Bolduc, H. Boyde, J. Sherman. i! } Division E ROW 1: J. Dziergowski, B. Rasys, M. Edwards, R. Hamblin, R. Warren, A. Dhembe, R. Desile, T. Williams ROW 3: C. Tilton, D. Schniedar, C. Duckworth, L. Miknitas, A. Kenerson K. Donahue, J. Porter, J. Murphy, R. Woodis, R. Maynard, E. ROW 2: N. Anders, D. Dmuchovsky, M. Noga, S. Delman, D. Jalbert, Barthielette, K. Monnet, J. Rogers C. Sheldon, J. Snow Division F Left to Right ROW 1: A. Fairbrother, J. Johnston, R. Dumham, D. Denault, P. Therrien, W. Turtlelot, D. McCurty, P. K. Ford, M. Patterson, J. Metcalf, S. Portier, E. Haney, C. Henderson, C. Byron ROW 3: C. Supernant, S. Bacon, B. Terry, B. Cimicud, N. Krock ROW 2: D. Marinelli, P. Hoffman, M. Miller, Garieri, B. Woodbury, S. Hand, E. James, C. Trembley, E. Nelson. Division G Left to Right ROW 1: C. Wilder, J. Trembley, L. Thomas, R. Crymbski ROW 2. R. Loranger, M. Houtz, P. Vosper, R. Wood. 4 eee | SPORTS 83 Varsity SEATED L. to R. H. Archilles, A. D. Faugno STANDING: Coach Emrich, R. Booth, D. Looney, A. Cantara, K. Earls, J. Hyde, T. Johnson, G. Martell, F. LaBonte, J. Kelly, J. Kearns, Brodeur, P. Kelly. BASEBALL 61-62 lantasqua’s own, under Coach Emrich wrapped up their second consecutive league championship, and the fourth since 1956, by compiling a fine 10-4 record. Led by Capt. Greg Martel whose solid pitching and hitting has been an asset to T.R.H.S. for four years, the Warriors won seven of the first eight games and actually assured the championship in the early stages of the season. Un- defeated in league play, the Warriors rolled over such powerful foes as Leicester, North Brookfield, Douglas and Barre, the last being a grand no-hit, no-run_ per- formance by Terry Johnson. The Warrior’s key to success was a well rounded pitch- 84 ing staff of Martel, Johnson, and Booth, backed by a fine defensive infield of Hyde, Kelly and Cantara. Clutch hitting, a necessity at any time, was supplied by Juniors Earls and Looney, while the hustle and determination of LaBonte, Dmuchovsky, Kearns and Brodeur can not be discounted. Junior Varsity scored wins over Wachusetts, Minnechaug and Narragansetti, they plan an agressive ‘63 season. Highlight of the year was an overnight trip to the base- ball Hall of Fame at Coopertown, New York with a side trip to Howe Caverns. Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Won — 10 KO Sta Js SS) CS), Co Sy Warren Minnechaug Oxford Charlton Douglas Sutton Leicester Barre North Brookfield Bartlett David Prouty Monson Palmer Alumni ‘62 Warriors ready for all comers. oO —]— fh OO fF ON —| NY =| © Bf WN CATCHER! Kevin Earls displays fine form. Tan Tasqua’s hitting power. K. Earls, G. Martel, A. Cantara. SEATED: |. to r. E. Hyde, L. Adams, W. Berry, F. Young, B. (Manager) N. Faugno, J. Trahan, J. Dmuchovsky, N. Howlett, R. MacArthur, R. Lippe, R. Brown, R. Lusignan STANDING: E. Clarke Walulak, P. Terry, B. Savage, T. Donovan, Coach Bansfield. Trip to Baseball Hall of Fame End of ’62 Season Left to Right, FRONT ROW: C. Grant, A. DaDalt, A. Scott, G. VanDerlick, D. Cutler. THIRD ROW: P. Simpson, K. Wilson, H. Rus- Martel, R. McCue, T. Freeland, C. Allen. SECOND ROW: D. Pote, sell, G. Dickinson, R. Hamblin, R. Vik. Absent: A. Pratt, W. Jolin. A): Gilman, W. Pickett, D. Nolan, J. McCarthy, R. Boucher, A. The 1962 Tantasqua track team, under the leadership of captains Guy Martel and Alan Pratt, posted a fine 4-3 record last Spring and thus continued to add stature to this growing sport. Paced in scoring by Arthur Scott who was undefeated in the mile run and Guy Martel whose 76 point total established a school record. The team won three of its last 4 meets; one of which was a smashing victory over arch-rival Millbury. The squad loses only a few men through graduation and therefore looks toward an even better season in 1963. Working with Coach Steensen will be Captains Tony DaDalt and Art Scott, and student coach, Guy Martel. These 4 men, who have eleven track experiences between them, should provide the incentive and inspiration needed for a winning team. The middle person is morale. TRACK HIGHLIGHTS West Springfield Relay 3rd in 2 mile relay (Scott, Jolin, DaDalt, McCue) Western Mass. Invitational Guy Martel: Ist Half-mile 4th Broad Jump Richard Boucher: 1st RECORD Novice Half-mile Tantasqua .... 49 SUL eae ae ane Palmer SCHOOL RECORDS SET IN 62 100 yards — :10.6 Jim Westwell Wantasqua .... 55) PAOV ER Ms oe date DenProuty % mile — :54.9 Guy Martel 220 yards — :23.5 Herb Russell Tantasqua’.... 36% 44¥2 .... N. Brookfield Points scored — 76 Guy Martel ermasGuad .... 31 OU were Bis Leicester Temtesqud .... 50 EEL ee oe ad Millbury Tantasqua .... 24% TA are een Minnechaug Tantasqua .... 41% OY ae ee Grafton Captain DaDalt, Coach Steensen, Captain Scott. Tony DaDalt 89 Left to right, FRONT ROW: R. McCue, R. Boucher, A. DaDalt, A. Coach Steensen, J. Pernoski, A. Greene, K. Lucier, Peter Terry, C. Scott, Paul Terry, J. Dmuchovsky, R. Aldrich, D. Fuller. BACK ROW: Smith, J. Gilman, H. Pelletier, W. Peck, N. Faugno. CROSS-COUNT RY As in the past the Cross-Country team enjoyed another fine season and firmly established itself as one of the most successful of all Tantasqua’s athletic squads. Meeting defeat only at the hands of a powerful Narragansett Regional team, the boys breezed by Uxbridge, Minnechaug, Southbridge, Deerfield, and Woodstock as well as taking third place at the Wachusett Invitational meet, and making a fine showing at the Knights of Columbus race in Worcester. Next year’s captain Ronnie McCue should lead the team to an equally fine season. We are confident that underclassmen such as Rich Boucher, Jim Gilman, Neil Faugno, and Charlie Smith will more than make up for the loss of Paul Terry and relieve co- captains Tony DaDalt and Arthur Scott also lost through graduation. 90 Joe Dmuchovsky CROSS-COUNTRY 91 Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua TEAM RECORD 28 A . 42 1S 15 2] 28 39 18 48 50 36 Co-Captain Arthur Scott D. Prouty Deerfield Narragansett Uxbridge Southbridge Minnechaug Woodstock ROW 1: J. Haney R. Lippe, D. Booth, R. Sullivan, D. Looney, C. Ordway, Co-Captain B. Adams, Co-Captain G. Dickenson, J. West- well, W. Martin, D. Nolan, J. McCarthy, D. Roscioli, M. Lepain. ROW 2: Head Coach Mr. Weiss, Manager F. Deering, R. Tetreault, J. Trahan, K. Hedlund, W. Cox, B. MacArthur, B. Walulak, J. Closson, R. Looney, N. Howlett, N. Schell, D. Koitbenski, J. Hyland, K. Guertin, A. Lamothe, R. Cross, D. Broughton, A. Dimatteo, Asst. Coach D. Erban, Asst. Coach M. Dubel. ROW 3: R. Moore, D. MacDougal, P. Kelly, W. Townes, J. Mocko, B. Sharon, J. Edwards, H. Bachand, J. Brodeur, D. Learned, J. Weaver, F. Moore, C. Stone, M. Trahan, S. Cardner, C. Paolucci, J. Bozack, H. Nasse, L. Banwell, M. Supernant, E. Boucher. GOAL-POSTS Lead by the co-captains Bruce Adams and Greg Dickenson, the Tantasqua Football team enjoyed its best season since the establishment of the sport at Tantasqua. In the season’s opener, Tantasqua crushed Springfield Commerce, 20-6 behind the fine run- ning of Westwell, Dickenson, and Martin. This trio did most of the scoring throughout the year and were probably the best backfield combination in Tantasqua’s history. After losing to Millis on a rain-soaked field, the Warriors bounced back and easily defeated Minnechaug 28-6. Nashoba edged Tantasqua 15-14 by scoring in the final seconds on a much disputed play. The next three games saw Tantasqua beat West- boro and Leicester 14-6 and 40-8, respectively, and lose to Holliston in a penalty ridden game. Led by the defensive work of Don Looney, who intercepted two passes, Tantasqua managed to stall Plainfield’s passing and attack to emerge victoriously, 22-8. In the final game the Warriors lost to Palmer despite the fine defensive work of Dick Roscioli, who was voted lineman of the year. Next year, the tri-captains are Greg Dickenson, Jim Westwell and Mark Lepain. Due to very few losses through graduation, Tantasqua should enjoy a notably smashing season. 92 Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua TEAM RECORD 20 Springfield Commerce 0 Millis 28 Minnechaug 14 Nashoba 14 Westboro 40 Leicester 16 Holliston 22 Plainfield 6) Palmer FOOTBALL Coach Weiss explains a play. 6 93 Co-Capt. Dickinson looks over the field. Look out — here they come! A grim consultation. L. to R. TOP — Captain Anne MacArthur 2nd ROW — G. Slepian, E. Earls, D. Knox 3rd ROW — K. Pernoski, M. Racicot, T. Dowling, L. Pauli. Enemy runner stopped for little gain. Picking up yardage. Jim Westwell Ah — your mother drives a beer truck! 95 Co-Captain Bruce Adams, Coach Weiss, and co-captain Greg Dickinson. All day | faced the barren waste, without the taste... ceeeneenntee | GiEKEihoeoee ai bae Toe te te 2 Football is a rugged game. Coaches Dube and Weiss discuss strategy. Utility back Don Looney VARSITY ROW 1: P. Terry, P. Kelly, A. Scott, K. Earls, P. Terry, J. Hyland. ROW 2: J. Brodeur, R. Kochanowski, R. Lippe, A. Anders. ROW 3: K. Hedlund, R. Roscioli, Coach Erban. FLASHBACK Blood, sweat, toil and tears? Despite the fine action of co-captains Arthur Scott and Kevin Earls, the Tantasqua team suffered a poor season in the won-lost column. Although we didn’t win many games, the year was not lost, for the younger team- mates gained the experience which was lacking in the ‘62-’63 season. Next year, with the return of Jim Hyland, Pete Terry, Dick Roscioli, Ron Lippe, Ken Hedlund, and Bob Kochanowski (who all saw much action this year), the team should be greatly improved. 98 TEAM RECORD Tantasqua 42 St. Mary’s 49 Tantasqua 36 Southbridge 8] Tantasqua 24 Sutton 51 Tantasqua 40 Oxford 60 Tantasqua 42 Alumni 49 Tantasqua 39 N. Brookfield 59 Tantasqua 42 Douglas 49 Tantasqua 42 Leicester 68 Tantasqua 29 Worcester ACA, J.V.’s 53 Tantasqua 43 Charlton 49 Tantasqua 39 Barre 56 Tantasqua 42 Sutton 6] Tantasqua 36 Oxford 64 Tantasqua 41 N. Brookfield 64 Tantasqua 25 Douglas 70 Tantasqua 36 Leicester 70 Tantasqua 37 Charlton 40 Tantasqua 55 Faculty 42 Playmaker Paul Terry bringing the ball “down” BASKETBALL Warriors — FIGHT! No Mother! ... 1 must face this alone... Dick Roscioli goes high for rebound. Tantasqua Bench 100 Pete Terry scores against Leicester. JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1: A. Anders, J. Morey, B. MacArthur, L. Adams, P. Julian, R. Walulak. ROW 2: G. Boutwell, N. Howlett, R. Walthers, J. Closson. ROW 3: T. Donovan, R. James, J. Trahan. ROW 4: J. Tryba, R. Hamblin. FRESHMEN ROW 1: N. Robbins, B. Sharon, R. Freddette, P. Solousha, J. Weaver, K. Lucier. ROW 2: P. Racicot, K. Guertin, J. Mocko, P. Kelly. ROW 3: R. Burnham, A. Di Matteo. REA a Homrees Li hdd 101 “Now here’s a handsome fellow!’ — ‘‘“What do you mean we have |“ seven guys out there? Words of wisdom from a wise coach. | think it’s funny too, but it will still cost you 50¢! This is team work, but Kevin really only wants the ball. Ronnie let his opponent tip that foul shot so that he, himself, could catch it. A sure shot by Pete Terry. ACTIVITIES ieee Mie eggs tg a ee nontsiae? dreau, H. Clarke, E. Blodgett, A. Kozyra, J. ladarola. Missing: C. Left to Right, ROW 1: K. Luce, S. Gaucher, Sec.; P. Gilman, Treas.; : Henke. C. Ordway, Pres.; G. Terry, V. Pres.; E. Johnston, J. Vickers, J Robinson. ROW 2: E. Despres, L. Pauli, J. Dmuchovsky, R. Gen- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB Brinsfield, R. Spence, S. Talbot, E. Jalbert, Mrs. Campbell (Librarian). Luce, D. Parker, B. Ambach, G. Left to Right ROW 1: K. Hyde, J. Noyes, A. Belanger, S. Brown, E. Robinson, C. Ambach, J. Ciprari. ROW 2: Mrs. Luce, E. James, R. ROW 1: J. Reid, J. Laviera, Treas.; S. Brown, V. Pres.; K. Earls, Pres.; M. Brandt, Sec.; C. Barr. ROW 2: S. Morrill, C. Miller, E. Morrissey, N. Schell, Mr. Toepfer. ROW 3: M. Dowling, P. Burnham, M. Garieri, S. Chase, G. Deroches. STUDENT COUNCIL ARCHIVES ’63 With the burden of the organ debt no longer on our shoulders, the Student Council began this year to under- take a program whereby the students could immediately see and take part in the profit from our dances and the newly painted, thriving refreshment stand. Yet, with this there was a long range project which was equally important in the eyes of the body. At least two buses, run at a loss, sponsored by the Stu- dent Council, were run to every away football game. But the losses were negated by the enthusiastic crowds that came in droves to our three dances held in the first quarter year. Before the end of 1962, the junior high undertook, by it- self, for the first time in school history, a candy drive and netted itself a formidable $500. The most important single achievement was the installa- tion of a monitoring system and a student court at T.R.H.S. The monitors replaced teacher's discipline in the halls and cafeteria while the offenders were tried by the court. The punishment handed down by the court, if the offender was found guilty, had to be approved by the administration, but also had to be carried out by the defendant. With the profit from the candy and magazine drive a real student store will be built containing everything from “verb wheels” to gym suits, Tentative plans are now being made for a student recreation building which would be constructed from the profit from the store and candy and magazine drives. If, and there’s an excellent chance it will be, there’s a continuance of the cleverness and enthusiasm, the high- energy and perserverance that was shown by the mem- bers and the advisor, Mr. Toepfer, this year. I’m sure this dream will within the next seven years become a reality. Kevin Earls, President Left to Right ROW 1: Mr. Corson, B. Parker, A. MacArthur, J. lada- rola, C. Miller, M. Brandt, L. Wood, C. Ordway, D. Gray, A. Auchmoody, S. Worth, S. Brodeur, T. Dowling, D. Burnham, S. Cote. ROW 2: E. Johnston, D. Rasys, M. Hyland, D. Cole, D. Ket- thes, J. Dmouchovsky, P. Simpson, S. Morris, F. Gross, L. Cram, A. Belanger, D. Sullivan. ROW 3: G. Terry, M. Racicot, D. Simpson, P. Terry, G. Boutwell, A. Scott, K. Wilson, D. Looney, T. DaDalt, R. Gendreau, C. Henke, E. Despres, S. Cutler. CHORALEERS GLEE CLUB Left to Right ROW 1: J. Reid, J. Vickers, J. Smith, D. Stirling, C. Bolshaw, E. Luce, P. Delman, M. Smith, L. Wambach, N. Spooner. ROW 2: D. Grinnell, E. Robinson, M. Brigham, D. Parker, C. Upson, S. Johnson, M. Docwra, S. Porier, S. Gray, F. Shenadoah, K. Wonderli, N. Noyes, P. Perault, C. Heins, R. Pauli. ROW 3: J. Terry, J. Crawford, M. Thompson, J. Gregory, E. Earls, C. Arm- i a i] EP a a strong, J. Olney, R. James, M. MacGrath, M. Westwell, P. Martin, E. Pierce, S. Morrell, M. Garieri, L. Demick, K. Reynolds. ROW 4: C. Dubay, C. Silverberg, D. Branniff, B. Reid, N. Edmonds, J. O'Connor, S. Lorranger, J: Noyes, R. Spence, B. Lindsey, S. Bee- man, A. Gondek, S. Fredette, J. Dumas, E. Boucher, P. Peloquin, |. Despres, J. Baker, C. Baker. amare dim Pesce nna oe 4 4 Left to Right ROW 1: S. Sheldon, K. Wayne, B. Woodman, M. Weston, S. Greene, E. Morrissey, R. Rockett, F. Shailer, K. Pauli, B. Deyo, L. Nichols. ROW 2: L. Aho, E. Loranger, M. Jolin, S. Woodbury, G. Towne, J. Young, B. Delisle, E. Gauthier, L. Holmes, G. Yasoski, E. Brandt, L. Regis, L. Crawford, K. Hyde, A. Rassey, NINTH GRADE CHORUS S. Spooner, D. Lindley, L. Herman. ROW 3: P. Racicot, S. Lindley, B. Fuller, C. Porter, C. Hoffman, D. Lindsay, P. Lewis, C. Smith, R. Cross, S. Crevier, L. ladarola, E. Sullivan, J. Ciprari, C. Ben- nett, S. Sweet, B. Ciaffone, L. Simpson. MRS. KOCHANOWSKI’S VOCAL GROUP Left to Right: ROW 1: C. Sheldon, C. Porter, E. Morrissey, R. Pauli, C. Ambach, K. Sullivan. ROW 2: L. Herman, C. McGann, F. Gross, S$. Curboy, B. Ambach, Mrs. K. Left to Right, ROW 1: S. Greene, J. Gilman, J. ladarola, K. Luce, C. son, R. Boucher, F. Rice, K. Pauli, Mr. Podgorski. ROW 3: L. Henke, E. Luce, C. Bolshaw. ROW 2: S. Suominen, R. Pauli, K. Wil- ladarola, W. Peck, T. Donavan, J. Miknatis, S. Spooner. SENIOR BAND JUNIOR BAND Left to Right, ROW 1: D. McCurdy, H. Boyd, S. Burnham, J. H. Hicks, S. Belanger, A. Cslvsnrdr, D. Sassonte, Mr. Podgorski. Lamontagne, D. Stanley, R. Maynard. ROW 2: J. Morona, W. Waite, ROW 3: B. Woodbury, M. Dorrell, J. Sherris, T. Green, C. Christian. = a - i Outer V. L. Aho, C. Porter, M. Ikey, M. Westwell, J. McCue, C. Shenandoah, R. Gendreau, F. Sciarretta, G. Slepian, D. Vicker, S. Hoffman, K. Pernoski, L. Pauli, N. Noyes, B. Fuller, S. Lindley, B. Cutler. Girard, L. Herman, D. Lindley. Inner V J. Noyes, S. Flannery, F. GIRLS’ ADVANCED GYM BOYS’ ADVANCED GYM ROW 1: C. Barnes, D. Curran, S. Morse, G. Martel, T. Freeland, B. Savage. ROW 2: J. Gould, P. Racicot, J. Fortier, B. Biron, R. Tilton, R. Aldrich, A. Greene, L. Robbins, Mr. Pauli. cme é ARR - o sspamainait sik SETAE i neti ERNE IE te YEARBOOK LAYOUT STAFF Left to Right, ROW 1 — Sec. J. La Flamme, Asst. Editor L. Teagno, Editor V. Dumas, Asst. Editor C. Barr. ROW 2 — P. Baillergeon, M. Jolin, P. Martin, J. Ciprari, L. Crawford, Photographer H. Clark, Advisor H. D‘Elia, Girl Friday N. Edmonds, D. Grinnell, A. Ach- moody, Copy Editor N. Knight. Absent — Treas. R. La Flamme, Pho- tog. Editor G. Slepian, Activities Editor K. Pernoski, Art Editor J. Dmchvosky, Sports Editor T. Dadalt. “THE TANTASQUAN” 112 oY 3 2 Org oe 5 ve © ao ao cna] Oo ae ; @ a xf te) 8 z 5 38 — - 3 a Faget (She one wn” a gy 2 a: ie) : ips ss Mes a = a aes : ome PS ee £ gs O 22 Lu c ines iS — ao) 2“ — se 2 a Stet peas] oe : j eg eh) 3 Os : Sih : U fay SE (ep) ie) ad Label 5 t E = ee � o) no) :: (o) =e oot ae} —_ ro) Soe o = = = ao | a Sao = 5 th Oa? z = ee c= 3 6 = Eo § A ve SB et 2 2 Ss © Os sao a. a le Zoe —— SS = fs eegee © ee eo ale be came a oF ie) € Sar Opens eer rh c 8 (ay. tt = 5 o eS 5 UV Eo el eT D =o ae Bae Pao} 59 o 9 - ao fae Oe = te he rs i) BS) oe eS si saci —_ ne On = ewises Dees SSSA TE i i , Left to Right, ROW 1: P. Girard, C. Barr, P. Gilman, K. Pernoski, Regis, B. Brandt, C. Dupuis, J. Moreau, D. Terrill, A. Auchmoody, C. (Rec. Sec.), L. Pauli (Pres.), P. Delma (Copp Sec.) S. Cutler (Treas.), Aldrich, J. Gagnier, C. Heins, D. Knox, I. Despres, D. Vickers J. Reid, J. ladarola, J. Gilman, B. Ciaffone. ROW 2: G. Terry, L. ROW 4: E. Loranger, S. Loranger, M. Docwra, G. Towne, N. Waite Wambach, K. Staples, R. Rockette, D. Grinnell, E. Plasse, P. Sher- N. Edmonds, N. Waite, L. Holmes, E. Gauthier, F. Shenandoah, G man, J. McCue, B. Girard, P. Peloquin, L. Herman, S. Sweet, R. Senacal, G. Young. Galipeau, S. Flannery. ROW 3: J. Beeman, M. Ikey, P. Martin, L. GIRLS’ RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION VARSITY CLUB Left to Right, ROW 1: K. Earls, T. Dadalt, G. Martel, P. Kelly, A. Scott, A. Cantara, J. Dmouchovsky. ROW 2: G. Dickenson, R. Booth, J. Brodeur, C. Ordway, R. Boucher, D. Looney, Mr. Emrich. i i ae iascctniicen LEON EAE RICE Left to Right, ROW 1: (See))7 Ee Vanwettering ROW 2: B. Ciaffone, E. 7 Ul Left to Right, KNEELING: F. Shenadoah, C. Dupuis, L. Demick, L. Herman. STANDING: K. Mocko. Miss- ing: C. Bruce. MAJORETTES PEP SQUAD K. Robertson, K. Jolin, J. Smith, M. Hyland (Capt.), M. Wilson, E. Johnston, D. Stirling. Gaunthier, M. Westwell, E. Plasse, D. Wilson, M. Garieri, S. Morrill, E. Pierce, P. Peloquin, C. Hoffman, Goodrich. ROW 3: C. Silverberg, Docwra, M., J. Crawford, Holmes, Patterson, Jolin, M. Aho, L. le E vim tascememiis aes Tennis Club — Left to right ROW 1: seated E. Plasse, J. Noyes, B. Whitten, D. Terrill, J. Metcalf, A. Rasys, S. P. Girard, H. Clarke, L. Teagno, F. Durocher, D. Freeman ROW 2: Spooner ROW 3: L. ladarola, J. Woodard, G. Landen, R. Burnham, Mr. Emrich. Future Teachers Club Left to Right ROW 1: seated J. Laflamme, Regis, C. Bennett, D. Grinell, Mr. Wilson ROW 3: B. Ciaffone, A. M. Westwell, N. Curboy (secretary) J. Reid (president) K. Luce (vice Ambach, R. Spence, D. Parker, K. Hyland, E. Robinson. president) R. Laflamme (treas.) ROW 2: M. Dowcra, S. Gre ene, fitch donslionii rS : § ‘ heres iene Serres ttie set sees eeatet See Se ey seg aeraeomnsert pr ree A RRETE SEE eas 2 ; ' Future Nurses Club ROW 1: seated D. Brown, L. Teagno (Treas.), L. Pauli (Sec.), C. Barr (Pres.), M. Racicot (V. Pres.), C. Christianson, M. Hyland ROW 2: D. Gero, J. Beeman, T. Casavant, K. Robertson, Junior Red Cross ROW 1: D. Brown, S. Gaucher (Chairman), P. Gilman (Chairman), L. VanWettering (Jr. High Chairman), K. Pernoski (Jr. High Chairman), K. Luce ROW 2: L. Woodard, M. a O’Connor, E. Boucher, N. Knight, J. ladarola, Brandt, J. Baker, E. Luce, A. Gondek, S. Talbot, P. Bolshaw ROW 3: B. Girard, M. Taylor, D. Sullivan, N. Noyes, D. Knox, P. Beatty, S. Lindly. Patterson, D. Grandmont, Mrs. MacArthur ROW 3: E. Plasse, A. MacArthur. Girard, Mrs. L. 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Complete Banking Facilities CRYSTAL BROOK ANTIQUE SHOP Compliments of GREENE’S SERVICE STATION Route 20 Main Street China, Glass, and Furniture Brimfield, Mass. Wales, Mass. HOWARD and AVIS WATERMAN CH 5-7408 MARTEL CLEANERS 142 Hamilton St. BRISTOL’S PHARMACY Southbridge, Mass. West Brookfield, Mass. We Give S H Green Stamps 764-2125 Compliments of Compliments of BROOKFIELD WIRE CO., INC. TOWN LINE TIRE CO. West Brookfield, Mass. Distributors Mohawk Passenger and Truck Tires Telephone TU 5-2000 Route +9 East Brookfield, Mass. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO STORE 379 Main St. Palmer, Mass. REAL ESTATE« INSURANCE -egvnsioeiccnaoreomqnntiasvmans obese sted banshee een BILL SWIACKI REAL ESTATE CO. .. . WE SELL THE EARTH and INSURE EVERYTHING ONIT... REAL ESTATE and GENERAL INSURANCE 222 Main St. Southbridge, Mass. 764-4391 Compliments of VILLAGE NEWS AND COFFEE SHOP Jake Strack 347-3373 ATWOOD’S HOME DECORATING CENTER 41 Central Street Southbridge, Mass. Arthur J. Atwood, Jr. Color Consultant Decorator Compliments of LIPPE’S SUPER MARKET AND SOUTH STREET MARKET Southbridge, Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF BEERS AND STORY FUNERAL HOME Palmer Belchertown LENNIE’S CITIES SERVICE Brookfield, Mass. GEORGE GAUDET, JR. GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER CH 5-7568 Holland, Mass. Estimate Free Compliments of VAN’S HOLLAND MARKET Holland, Mass. CH5-9688 WAITE HARDWARE CO. General Hardware Home Supplies Sporting Goods Housewares Main Street Southbridge TETREAULT — PERVIER INSURANCE AGENCY 313 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. General Insurance Established in 1913 BROOKFIELD OIL CO. Lincoln Street Brookfield, Mass. VO 7-6852 Louis D. Hyde, Prop. Compliments of BOPP’S SERVICE CENTER Holland, Mass. RUDI’S FLORAL WORKSHOP 284 Worcester St. Southbridge, Mass. DESA PAINT COMPANY Wallpaper Paint Art Supplies 50 Central Street Southbridge, Mass. 764-2075 KENNEDY ELECTRIC COMPANY Full Line Westinghouse Dealer JOHN T. KENNEDY Licensed Electrical Contractors Repairs of All Kinds 292 Hamilton St. PO4-4755 ne YOUR FULL-SERVICE berg) SUR BANKING pee | NS OFFICES psi North Brookfield Office 181 Main Street CONVENIENT ONE-STOP BANKING NORTH BROOKFIELD AT 181 MAIN STREET SOUTHBRIDGE AT 249 MAIN STREET WORCESTER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System — Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. C. P. C. ENGINEERING, CORP. C PC ENGINEERING A CORPORATION — Me A ine j bdmenty ax ‘“GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1963” ROUTE +20 STURBRIDGE, MASS. Compliments of HIPPODROME ALLEYS Automatic Pin-Setters Under Strand Theatre 764-8926 LEPAIN’S PHARMACY 286 Hamilton Street Southbridge, Mass. RODZIK’S IGA A Complete New Food Center at Discount Prices Gilbert St. on Junction of Rt. 67 North Brookfield, Mass. TURNER’S CLUB Main Street Fiskdale, Mass. Fine Food Open 9 AM to 1 AM Fred and Millie Lupa E. D. DESROSIER AND CO., INC. Over 50 Years of Dependable Service 27 Hamilton St. Southbridge BUTLER’S FLOWER SHOP 10 Elm St. Southbridge, Mass. POrter 5-5040 POrter 5-5221 Compliments of SALON DE VENUS East Brookfield, Mass. VO7-6087 MARGE’S YARN FLOWER SHOPPE Main Street Fiskdale, Mass. Flowers for All Occasions Yarns — Imported Domestic. Compliments of SOUTHBRIDGE CO-OPERATIVE BANK REGULAR SAVINGS SYSTEMATIC SAVINGS HOME LOANS SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. WALES GENERAL STORE Main Street Massachusetts Compliments of HODES SUPERMARKET INC. Best Wishes to the Class ct of 1963 SPENCER From SAM’S AUTO BODY Main Street Wales, Mass. CLASS OFFICERS — President — Burton MacArthur Vice-President — Janet Noyes Secretary — Christine Silverberg Treasurer — Sherry Morrill 138 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 FROM THE SOPHOMORES 139 Compliments of ALBERT N. McGRATH LUCY’S Insurance Real Estate 24 Blanchard Building Southbridge, Mass. POrter 4-2556 COIN-OP LAUNDRY SERVICE 238 Mechanic St. GOODWIN’S Southbridge, Mass. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. 318-22 Main St. 764-3155 Compliments of THE LAKESIDE 245-3391 Holland, Mass. “LIVELIEST SOUND AROUND”’ WESO 970 ON YOUR DIAL 1733 HOUSE Antiques Compliments of On Route 19 CORMIER JEWELERS Wales, Mass. 42 Central St. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Dunkin Southbridge, Mass. ECONOWASH WASHERS — DRYERS — DRY CLEANING Open 24 Hours — 7 Days Holland Road Off Route 20 Fiskdale, Mass. BEST WISHES from ROBIDA’S SUPERMARKET, INC. Brookfield Road Fiskedale idge Route 15 Sturbr Se | . ad On =| Te) ears { a Fe = 5 LL = aS 5 wi wr Oo Li 2 | 5 re @) Oo aS COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHBRIDGE COAL COMPANY BILL COX JAKE EDWARDS SOUTHBRIDGE SHEET METAL WORKS L. E. Cologensi Mill Street Southbridge, Mass. Compliments of THE COUNTRY STORE Monson Road Wales, Mass. ROBERT B. KELLY INSURANCE BROOKFIELD SPENCER THE UNITED LENS COMPANY, INC. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. EASTERN STATES FARMERS EXCHANGE 445 Park Street Palmer, Mass. 245-3375 Eomelimentsict NORRIE’S GULF SERVICE ACE Ignition — Carburetion CUTTER GRINDING SERVICE General Repairs — Road Service Gulf Tires — Batteries — Accessories 4 Orient Street ibe: bed 24 Hour Towing Service WwW : orcester 4, Mass Route 20 Brimfield, Mass. Compliments of MAPLE CREST DAIRY ‘“HOURS FRESH’ Route 9, Brookfield, Mass. SHORTY’S CITIES SERVICE Truck Tire Service Tires —— Batteries — Accessories Route 9, East Brookfield, Mass. VO 7-7493 EILEEN’S RESTAURANT ITALIAN FOODS Central St. Brookfield VO 7-8157 KEYES PONTIAC-OLDSMOBILE Pontiac Vauxhall G.M.C. Tempest Oldsmobile F-85 Sales and Service Southbridge, Mass. PO 4-434] G. L. FINNEY, INC. Texaco Petroleum Products and B. F. Goodrich Products Brookfield, Mass. ‘BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1963’ BROOKFIELD BUS DRIVERS ROBERT L. McCARTHY RUSSELL L. GADAIRE JAMES F. TOBIN Compliments of MONSON INN Monson, Mass. Compliments of KURT’S RESTAURANT Route + 20 Brimfield, Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF BOB’S SERVICE STATION Compliments of AMES DISCOUNT DEPARTME NT STORE “Where you get more for less’’ Mill Street Southbridge WM. H. DiGREGORIO INSURANCE AGENCY ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 348 Main St. Southbridge Compliments of CHENEY ORCHARDS Apple Road Brimfield, Mass. Weekend Stand — Rt. +20 Compliments of THE TREADWAY MOTOR INN Sturbridge Motor Inn Route +15 Sturbridge, Mass. Compliments of BROOKFIELD ATHLETIC SHOE CO. East Brookfield, Mass. CUTLER F. HECK DAVID LENTI CONTRACTOR CLOTHIN H Wells Septic Tanks Installed 3 ra Sand, Gravel, Loam, Ditching QUALITY SINCE 1908 Wales, Mass. CH 5-961] 7-11 Elm St. Southbridge VILLAGE DRUM’ER M. S. FRENCH SON RESTAURANT PRINTERS and LITHOGRAPHERS Route +20 Sturbridge, Mass. 19 Converse St Facilities For Private Palmer, Mass. Banquets and Dancing Tel. 283-3261 347-3034 Compliments of NICHOL’S NURSERY New York Road Sturbridge, Mass. Compliments of RUSSELL’S MARKET MEATS — GROCERIES — PRODUCE Main St. — Rt. 4 19 CH 5-7240 Wales, Mass. GILMAN’S SERVICE STATION and HARDWARE STORE Route +20 Brimfield, Mass. CH 5-7507 SAFE DEPOSIT BANK and TRUST COMPANY Monson, Mass. Auto Loans Checking Accounts Member — Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. COMPLIMENTS OF WARE CO-OPERATIVE BANK WARE SAVINGS BANK WARE TRUST COMPANY WARE, MASS. OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '63 FROM ALL OF US AT ROM’S ROUTE 131 STURBRIDGE, MASS. SOUTHBRIDGE Y.M.C.A. ‘“SERVING THE ENTIRE FAMILY” 764-4121 267 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. ‘BEST WISHES FROM THE CHEERLEADERS LETTERMEN’ BROGANS BRAKE: LiGkT TUNE EP oe cape se iB ae + | } = BROGAN’S SERVICE STATION STURBRIDGE 347-3600 Gas — Oil — Washing — Lubrication — Batteries — Tires — Tubes RICHARD’S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE Route +9 Brookfield, Mass. OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE THE FREE PUBLIC SCHOOL IS ONE OF NEW ENGLAND’S CONTRIBUTIONS TO AMERICAN CIVILIZATION Candia, New Hampshire District School +¢7 at Old Sturbridge Village Sturbridge, Massachusetts COMPLIMENTS OF DEARY BROS., INC. ‘Distributors of Quality Dairy Products Since 1913”’ Route 131 Sturbridge, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '63 FROM THE FRESHMEN CLASS OF '66 W. H. LEGATE COMPANY 44 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Mass. Your Color Style Headquarters Personalized Paint and Colors By Benjamin Moore and Touraine Compliments of RICE GADAIRE LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Central St. Brookfield SIMOND’S MACHINE COMPANY, INC. 246 Worcester St. Southbridge, Massachusetts Compliments of BRIMFIELD AUTO BODY Brimfield, Mass. Compliments of McCLELLAN’S Southbridge, Mass. TOBIN’S SUMMER COTTAGES ROLLER SKATING BOATING Lake Quaboag Brookfield Compliments of CROSSROADS RESTAURANT Brookfield, Mass. Compliments of GINNY’S DAIRY BAR Brimfield, Mass. ESSO LEHIGH BOTTLED GAS Compliments of 162 Park St. VAL’S BEAUTY SALON AT 3-7039 Palmer 544 Main Street Bottled Bulk Gas Worcester, Mass. Gas Appliances RUSSELL G. SHAW Compliments of CARPENTRY PAINTING THE WALES POST OFFICE Munn Rd. Monson, Mass. Tel . CO 7-3259 Compliments of BAY PATH ALLEYS R. ROBBIN’S STORE ‘FUN FOR THE FAMILY’ Ready-To-Wear Clothes For The Whole Family Southbridge, Mass. VO 7-6629 East Brookfield, Mass. Compliments of CENTRE PHARMACY Compliments of 319 Main Street WOOLWORTH’S Soutnpridge: Mass. Southbridge, Mass. ‘Your Rexall Store Serving The Tri-Town Area’ SENIOR GIRLS 158 SENIOR BOYS STANDING ee Ocott: O. Simpson. , A. Cantara P. Terry, P. Kelly, , P. Grant, F. Young, R. Sullivan, Looney, D. , to R. G. Martel SEATED L. B. Smith t D. Gray, H. Achilles, K. Earls 159 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 FROM A. MASON SONS, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS THOMPSON ROAD WEBSTER, MASSACHUSETTS 943-3252 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1963 FROM THE JUNIORS i i CLASS OF 1964 FRIENDS OF TANTASQUA MORSOnE DOWLING eA oy cmmnnenmaai rN as Meteo ir es Retr Ren 82618 5 cei yidlalt ate ave Monson PCORG Sa REST OU LCM imme eneUr Tei Meier ean eee tinea eb alae, Ales i aie iS obey dik Southbridge Hee NdGenBeaUuiy mod Giant rates nee rer ery ucloh ise cA bark gialaieaes Southbridge SBCISOY, Stes Ciao ViCG Man mere ear iateny ie BARE Urge Sta Seem Nr talus Ue Monson BLOW! 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BTA MIS Ay LU et er oka Te ela gels eae ee ean Monson LETS Cy SE Tea ae TUR) ote ay 5 CE ey eR LUE Ue ea eee Southbridge NEMEC icles UT Om OGY Uli ePan ae Urs oir e lar te ncsclasse a Sera eto Raye in es danas ied Aes wm NESISENMS ERVICES OIC NOM Mem mare cumin uci e Asa thah8 a ieit relocate ce viable WEE so, Monson Flay WRT IG) oe Tog coh LEA ie ah ett Mere 0-7) eA a OE Monson NR SO PSOICSHCR SEL VIC Main Ae hehe al rik feta SM Sc ja. 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Ave tata Sica, Southbridge Ce RS IVICNSCOUMnnI Ie TUM Rieu riley. cecoma tule snes butcher oe 7) A Ue SER Ail, 3 Southbridge 163 CONGRATULATIONS! TO THE GRADUATING CLASS AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY Since 1833... Better Vision For Better Living The Class of 1963 Extends Its Gratitude to ,, DON LENDRY — YEARBOOK CONSULTANT ‘ AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY and MORINS PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO of Southbridge-Webster, Massachusetts oe nz 2 For Their Invaluable Assistance In Preparing This Book. 5 ik wy) a 4 ee Ded | wy he te Wa ta ea bn , ; : ie : Al ba : then van a a if As 4 _ ’ : ' an? , ) ' 4 f : ae ; if ‘rent, Naan hn) Vy uy Wi } 7 al if . ¢ it hr Wh i eo neh SERRA slew j 1 4 oh og) an : 5 ’ pa f ay AM AS Diy ih f ve) : : +; o ' i ae ’ 4 a UR Sl ai HK RNY nN c PN hat oy