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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1964 volume:

TANTASQUAN 1964 ss ee Renearectstatatat ptorecerectss TANTASQUA REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL STURBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY FOUR eRe A AOE NS er BLN Nn 7 . pe eni; ——— Oe ee an seeeeeeremen eens ah NG ei 7 SS SS WW ea . January, 1963 The Addition Takes Shape = tetetatate® January, 1964 A Proud Tradition Completed And T.R.H.S. has a New Look FOREWORD | am the Willow. | dwell here hour after hour Day after day. | have seen the beginning Been a part of the progress And look forward in dreams. You are but a passing thought, A child of the forest And one day parent of the child. Today you have the right to claim your own Tonight you shall possess no longer, nor care to. So precious now, so important. | understand. | have seen you before. Maybe you comb your hair differently, Learn from newer textbooks, Or even act sophisticated and put on airs. But you are not different. Your tinkling test tube is not the first, Neither is it the last. Your triumphant record will be surpassed And your fancies will vanish as old fashioned. You are time passing through this low slung expanse, Striking an ember with your knowledge. Squeeze a tear from cloudy eyes They shall come easy in time. Tears shall be a part of you, they shall claim you. | am the Willow. | know. It would be difficult to stand here and not see. The cold drafts roar through my branches | am live, | shiver. But | am sheltered; The reflections of many lights encompass me As | continue to grow in the center of student life. These are my students, My accomplishments. | am proud. Tomorrow you may return to visit me, | shall be here, And | shall be strengthened And have a right to grow old in contentment. 1 am the Willow You are my branches. ADMINISTRATION ION wow ON ote xx MN x xe xe x x « om x x Me x « ™ x x x x xX x nt Ox x mow we xXx ax x Lee «OX OKO ae « nox x mo oe ee Henry A. Pappas Superintendent of Schools For the future of all of you, | wish the ultimate in succ ess. Your school, Tantasqua, has made available to you those facets of an educational program that will enhance your potential for a successful future. Now, the decisions are yours, the choices you make will be the determining factors in the degree of your success. Set high standards for yourselves and choose wisely. Leave in your path of accomplishments these high standards as a goal on which future graduates may set their sights. Know that we will be following your progress, and that your success is also our’ success. Roland W. Wilson Principal Demand for the highly educated man is a consequence of the kind of life we live today. Technological change and increasing social complexity are characteristics of our times which require a higher degree of education than ever before on the part of the members of our society. We need more professionals, more proficient workers, more scholars, more proficient management; but above all we need a better educated citizenry. This demand requires us to examine our efforts and evaluate our progress as we become participants in this competitive world. Our program at Tantasqua provides the education necessary to meet the increasing demand for people to advance to higher education. Our programs have as their specific purpose the development of the individual to the limit of his ability, socially, culturally and academically. Each facet is equally important and essential to the indi- vidual and to society in general. Each student must have a basic education sufficient to his needs, and others must continue in education to become the intellectual and professional group of tomorrow. The challenge to meet this demand is great but you must prepare for this challenge and seize opportunity when it is presented. Your growth is your country’s growth and survival. Assistant Principal Edward 8B. Bzdula Office Secretaries Annette Brown Eileen Sweeney Se ed ie a ec me tr lt st cmeuau | i SPARE eo Erna ‘ 1344 Hearvani Guidance Director Francis Bansfield Ernestine McEachern School Nurse Beatrice Allen Guidance Each high school student is an_ indi- vidual and as such is in need of indi- vidual counseling and consideration. The Guidance Department functions by aiding the student with both his high school curriculum and with his plans after graduation. PLANning a future requires teamwork. Mary K. Brandt discusses college plans with Secretary Dorothy Morrissey. Attendance Officer Garfield C. Norton Maintenance Albert Gendreau, Hawtry Yeames, Supt. of Main; Roland F. Poirier. JAMES MILES B.A. ROGER CHARETTE B.A., M.Ed. Department Head JACQUELINE ANN HERBERT C. D’ELIA BOUCHARD A.B. Bisteds Yearbook Senior Class Advisor MR. MILES tries to convince Bob Pratt to go to Dartmouth. English A noun is the name of a person, place, thing, or (YAWN) idea. whe MR. HANCOCK plots the TOMAHAWK propaganda campaign. MR. D ELIA has a very fertile Ali ANDREW HANCOCK KENNETH D. BLAKE, JR. ELEANOR DUPELL BS. B.A. B.S. Junior Class Advisor Eighth Grade Advisor Future Teachers’ Club Newspaper DONALD D. ULRICH B.F.A. Drama Club MR. ULRICH’S Eighth Grade English Class. WILLIAM M. GORMAN A.B., A.M., M.Ed. Dept. Head Frosh Basketball Coach Junior Class Co-ordinator DAVID W. BARRY A.B. M.A. Junior Class Advisor ROBERT R. WEISS A.B. Football Coach Sophomore Class Advisor Mr. Gorman uses an overhead projector in his U.S. History classes. 12 Social Studies Thank goodness it’s Friday! ROBERT J. O'CONNOR B.S. Ed. Senior Class Adviser GEORGE A. WEILER B.A., Ph.B., M.A. Med. EDWARD J. HEALEY A.B., History Seventh Grade Adviser ARTHUR A. LEWIS Ph.B., B.S. Ed. M.A. Jr. High Newspaper Ad- visor 13 En a, Cleanliness is Good, Ruth. But where a 5 ARES Seaton next to Godliness. are your terms and questions? “Oh, yes. | compose quizzes WALTER A. LUCE : for a hobby.” B.S. Ed., Ed.M., C.A.G.S. Dep’t Head Math Team PETER. B. LEWIS B.S. TED STEENSEN B.S. Senior Class Advisor Cross-Country Coach Track Coach Another surprise quiz . . . Heh, heh, they’t! love me! bs oe ks . . bi Mathematics 14 JAMES WILLIAM ALLEN B.S.Ed. CLAUDIA SUTHERLAND A.B. CHRISTO THOMAS NASSE B.S., M.Ed. Badminton Club 8th Grade Advisor - . . is called the definite integral of f from a to b. It is denoted by the symbol f(x)dx. The Fundamental Theorem Tells us how to evaluate provided we know any indefinite integral of the inte- grand f(x)dx 15 Miss Sutherland, | think it’s alive! Science Dear Bozo, | watch your show every afternoon and... 16 PAUL V. O’BRIEN A.B., M.Ed. Dep’t. Head Senior Class Advisor, Co-ordinator SAMUEL SHULMAN B.S., M.S. EDWARD AHERN B:S.E: RICHARD J. ERBAN B.S. Varsity Basketball Coach Asst Football Coach Junior Class Advisor MICHAEL J. DUBE B.S. Ass‘t Football Coach WILLIAM P. EMRICH Bemis cs Athletic Director Baseball Head Coach Varsity Letter Club Tennis Club Sophomore Advisor G. LEONARD NASE B.S. No, | don’t mean Borax! EDWARD P. SHUMATE B.S., B.S.Ed., MA. Eighth Grade Advisor Kick it, Mr. Shulman. It‘ll open. C. VERNON SMITH B.S. Sophomore Advisor ily) AGATHE M. JAMES ' B.S., B.A., M.A. Senior Class Advisor EDITH G. BOLSHAW ANDREW B. RICHARD L. CONNORS B.A., M.A. CARRINGTON A.B., M.A. Dep’t. Head B.A. Discussion Club Nat’l Honor Society French, Spanish, Latin Jr. Red Cross Sophomore Class Advisor Student Council Advisor Language “number please” “Frére Jacques, Dormez-vous .. .” 18 MARJORIE F. CAMPBELL Brose: Library Service Club Audio-Visual Club Library Library Assistants MRS. DIONNE MRS. HEIPLER Thisthias + gong gy eis ee bah eS ; ae ax saterrgeess ‘ Mrs. Campbell uses the overhead projector to aid her in teaching. Special Education Mr. Norton instructs his students in Math. ERNEST WOODCOCK A.A., B.A., M.Ed. Dep’t. Head Sophomore Class Advisor GARFIELD C. NORTON B.S., M.Ed. Re) Business Education DEAN T. TOEPFER B.S. Business Admin. Department Head Ass’t Baseball Coach MARY T. BZDULA B.S. Business Admin. Alumni Advisor Secretaries of Tomorrow RICHARD A. THOMAS B.S. Business Ed. M.Ed. Freshman Advisor NZS ALDEN L. GOLDSTEIN eee AA, BBA THE MANY SIDES OF School Treasurer CLERICAL PRACTICE : ia Sophomore Advisor FUTURE SECRETARIES Donna Mc- Kissick, Phyllis McClean, and Carol Gallant work under the watchful eye of Mrs. B. a ‘¢ 1s ne Latah as ae i ; : 1% - oe ie Peter Bourdeau learns the Italian backhand from Physical Education Mr. Emrich, WALTER K. PAULI B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Boys’ Advanced Gym Director Boys’ Intramurals HELEN DUQUETTE B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Cheerleaders Girls’ Advanced Gym Senior G.R.A. EVELYN H. CHASE B.S. Phys. Ed. Majorettes Pep Squad Junior G.R.A. CATHERINE E. KENNEDY Became: PATRICIA A. WILSON B.S.Ed. The Home Ec. kitchens have everything but T.V. Dinners! AND BESIDES that, there’s a lot more you must know before you can even draw a straight line. . . JOHN E. RAINKA B.S., M.S. Senior Class Advisor RONALD R. RAINKA Besos Wrestling Club MARK V. CROCKETT, JR. B.S. Boys’ Weight Club 22 JOHN E. CHENEY B.Mus., M.S.M. Choraleers Club Glee Club Ninth Grade Chorus STEPHEN PODGORSK|I B.Mus., M.M. Director of Instrumental Music YOU CHORALEERS had better start behaving your- selves, or I’ll NEVER let you out! MR. PODGORSKI always dresses his family alike, so that he won’t lose them. RICHARD O. CHASE B.F.A., M.F.A. Art Art Workshop 7th Grade Advisor Art is Creativity. t ia “yt Fs . Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and caldron bubble. Fillet of a fenny snake, In the caldron boil and bake; Eye of newt and toe of frog, Wool of bat and tongue of dog, Adder’s fork and blind worm’s sting, Lizard’s leg and howlet’s wing, For a charm of powerful trouble, Like a hell broth boil and bubble. Mrs. Callahan Cafeteria MATRON — Mrs. Solomon Washing dishes is loads of fun. 24 IF MR. LUCE CHARMS him, he'll learn that Algebra. MR. BARRY THINKS there is no such thing as a modern problem. BUT MR. WEISS, you can’t lose; if | win, you get to keep the football team, if you win, you can have the yearbook. Expressions THE FACT IS that Mr. Gorman must hold down two occupations — teacher and housekeeper. MR. HANCOCK is not afraid of ANYthing. oa Sess ae: SEES BS mae pe 4 i se: PY ba i pe RR ae — Ree EpRE memes ee OOK x xX x eo. Leo oe mx OOK Me a om ee 2) P| sae rea sir is re i fe pins ee | | eas emrneey: OX OO = Sma oe 6 pe LOI FRONT ROW: K. Hedland, R. Tetreault, R. Brown, J. Haney, D. C. Stone, J. Bozyk, S. Gardner, A. DiMatteo, G. Lorch, E. Hyde, Nolan, G. Dickinson (Co-Captain), M. LePain (Co-Captain), W. Cox, E. Boucher. 4th ROW: Coach Dube, F. Moore, E. Maska, R. Morse, R. Booth, R. Roscioli, J. McCarthy, R. Lippe. 2nd ROW: L. Banwell, W. Miller, W. Tefft, M. Hoenig, R. Brogan, M. Healy, F. Julian, P. Julian, H. Bachand, R. Walulak, N. Robbins, R. Looney, J. E. Pauli, M. Parzych, K. Shumate, W. Peck, Coach Erban. BACK Weaver, J. Hyland, N. Howlett, R. Hickland, R. Fortier, BD. Kaitbenski, ROW: M. Kelly, R. Moore, J. Miknitas, M. Suprenant, D. Soloman, W. Murray, J. Trahan. 3rd ROW: Coach Weiss, D. McKay, G. Earls, M. Dowling, C. Lindsay. B. Savage, M. Trahan, K. Guertin, J. Mocko, R. Cross, S. Crevier, CO-CAPTAINS — Mark LePain and Greg Dickinson FOOTBALL Team Record Tantasqua Plainfield Tantasqua Millis Tantasqua Minnechaug 6 Tantasqua Nashoba 18 Tantasqua Westboro 13 Tantasqua ; Leicester Tantasqua Palmer 28 Goal Posts The finest football team in Tantasqua history capped an outstanding 6-1 record with a cliff-hanging 8-6 win over arch-rival Palmer. A third quarter pass, Booth to Lippe, and Co-Capt. Greg Dickinson’s two point conversion provided the Tantasqua points. This first victory even over the Panthers was preserved by the Warriors’ vaunted defensive unit which allowed a total of only 63 points all season. A sensational goal line stand in the last period left no doubt as to the superiority of Tantasqua’s front five of Haney, Tetreault, Healy, Nolan, and Hyland. The offense also proved explosive many times during the season; the 44 points scored on a highly-rated Plainfield eleven gave ample evidence of the Warriors’ power. Fullback Dickinson thrilled the crowds with his crushing thrusts through the middle and field general Dick Booth guided a vastly improved air attack. The season provided several outstanding memories besides the Palmer game. In the flashiest individual performance of the season halfback Dick Fortier broke loose for touchdown runs of 24, 65, and 89 yards in the 22-0 triumph over Leicester. Other memorable moments: Ron Lippe’s interception at Westboro; Ken Hedlund’s field goal against Millis; Ron Walulak’s drive for the extra points at Minnechaug; Co-Capt. Mark LePain’s inspiring leadership; Bumpy Howlett’s booming 67 yard punt at Plainfield. Congratulations to Coach Bob Weiss for a great job and best of luck to team Co-Capts. elect Mark LePain and Ron Lippe. Next year, it’s all the way! A TENSE MOMENT for Coach Weiss DOW NE ce READV ane! 4s) = a 4 oe eS Bet ye” OR ng ee | yee one eg a8, ae 3 TANTASQUA BREAKS THROUGH tough competition. RUSTY BROWN receives a pass. Action!! My mom told me not to squish the bread... THE WARRIORS RECOVER!!! RON WALULAK picks up more yardage. 30 GREG PLOWS THROUGH for first down. CAESAR!!! You’re supposed to block, not tackle! AW, you must be pulling my leg. 31 CROSS COUNTRY Led by the excellent running of Neil Faugno, Bob Kochonowski, and Captain Ron McCue, the cross-country team glided by ten opponents to post a perfect season. Four of the schools, Southbridge, Northampton, Woodstock, and Williamsburg, were swept aside by a perfect 15-50 score. Team members carried away eight trophies in the course of the season, as well as winning first place honors in the Knights of Columbus, Wachusett Invitational, and Western Mass. Interscholastic Cross-Country League meets, and bringing home the league championship trophy. Losing only three members through graduation, the team expects another banner season next year under the expert tutelage of Coach Ted Steensen. CAPTAIN RON McCUE leads the way. KNEELING: R. Morgan, N. Faugno, J. Gilman, R. McCue, G. Kochanowski, R. Sandole, H. Pelletier, M. Grudzien, D. McDougal, Boutwell, W. Martin, E. Grudzien, H. Nase, C. Winchester, R. Glass. P. Kelly, R. James. TOP: R. Herman. STANDING: Coach Steensen, C. Smith, K. Lucier, A. Anders, R. RECORD Tantasqua David Prouty Tantasqua 1 Southbridge Tantasqua Frontier Regional Tantasqua Northampton High Tantasqua Amherst Regional Tantasqua Holyoke High Tantasqua Woodstock Academy Tantasqua Williamsburg Tantasqua Min nechaug Regional Tantasqua Arms Academy WON 10 E@ Sino Neil Faugno Bob Kochanowski Bob Sandole tety 7, Dick James Pee 5 we ‘ r. ys ee : SARE ot: 909 s5cy: SIMS 5,20 Pas eget dt oo Yst ROW L. to R.: N. Faugno, R. McCue, R. Kochanowski, G. Dickin- Kelly, R. Burnham, H. Achilles, A. Anders, R. James, 3rd ROW: son, J. Westwell, T. Freeland, R. Fortier, C. Grant, J. Parron, 2nd Coach Steensen, M. Suprenaut, H. Clarke, D. Kaitbenski, N. Schell, ROW: D. Fuller, C. Smith, R. Boucher, N. Robbins, W. Townes, M. — S. Morris, E. Clarke, P. Simpson, R. Racicot. TRACK Tantasqua can again be proud of its track team. The track and field men posted a bright season by easily defeating five teams. Teams from Oxford, Grafton, Leicester, Webster Academy and Southbridge all left the Warrior hunting grounds with their heads bowed. The Warriors suffered only three defeats and those by close scores. Rickard Boucher, Jim Westwell and Greg Dickinson led the scorers for Tantasqua with 66%2, 65, and 56 points respectively. Other highlights of the season included record smashing runs by Ron McC ue, Greg Dickinson and Jim Westwell. Ron McCue set the mile mark at 4 minutes and 55 seconds, and the latter two shared honors for the 10.5 second record in the 100 yard dash. Tom Freeland set a precedent by tossing the shotput a record- breaking 41.5 feet. The constantly improving track team is looking forward to an even more successful season in 1964. 34 Record-Breaker Jim Westwell RECORD Tantasqua David Prouty Tantasqua North Brookfield Tantasqua Oxford Tantasqua Grafton Tantasqua Leicester Tantasqua Palmer Tantasqua Webster Academy Tantasqua Southbridge Steve Morr is displays winning form. Dick Boucher easily clears the pole. A strong Tantasqua finish. Coach Steensen gives Trackmen some helpful tips. WOME OF THE _waRRions Se FRONT ROW: Coach Emrich, F. Young, D. Looney, A. Cantara, K. Earls, P. Kelly, J. Dmuchovsky, N. Howlett; 2nd ROW: B. MacArthur, B. Savage, J. Brodeur, R. Booth, D. Gadaire, P. Terry, L. Adams, J. Trahan; 3rd ROW: R. Walulak, P. Julien, R. Lippe, E. Hyde, R. Hickland, R. Looney, J. Tryba, R. Kochanowski; 4th ROW: Coach Toepter, Gardher. G. Stone, J. Weaver, R. Switzer, P. Szolusha, H. Nase, S. BASEBALL °63 The Warriors, under 4-year veterans Art Cantara and Kevin Earls, swept through a fine season with an 8 and 6 record. They were behind in the first three games, but soon through the expert pitching of Dick Booth and Doug Gadaire along with the hitting of Kevin Earls, Joe Dmuchovsky, Ron Lippe and Dick Booth, they outscored their opponents for the next four games. The team finished off the season by winning 4 out of the 5 last games. Leicester High who edged us only by one point, won the league championship which we held for the past two years and will hold again! At the conclusion of the season, Peter Terry and Dick Booth were elected co-captains for 1964. Highlights: Dick Booth’s no-hit, no-run game over Charlton, the 3rd no hitter in Tantasqua history; also Booth’s 4 home runs, his biggest over the stands at Bartlett. John Brodeur’s grand-slam against Barre. Paul Kelly’s big home-run at Oxford. The determination of Joe Dmuchovsky. The power of Ron Lippe and Norman Howlett. The slick defensive play of Jim Kelly, Brad Savage, Lee Adams, and Don Looney. The fun of the annual alumni game and sock hop. And the first annual faculty game. Most of all: the pride of being a part of the great baseball tradition at Tantasqua. 36 John Brodeur ready to hit. o int wey Team Record Tantasqua 3 Warren ‘) Tantasqua 2 Stafford Springs 4 Tantasquas | Southbridge ) Tantasqua 9 Oxford 8 Tantasqua 13 Charlton 0 Tantasqua 11 Webster Academy 5 Tantasqua 14 Douglas 6 Tantasqua 8 Leicester 2 Tantasqua 2 Sutton 5 Tantasqua 8 Barre | Tantasqua 6 North Brookfield 4 Tantasqua 3 Bartlett 6 Tantasqua 4 David Prouty 3 Tantasqua = 8 Monson 4 EXTRA GAMES: Varsity rd Faculty Varsity 4 Alumni 4 (oe) WAITING . . . THE FOUR CO-CAPTAINS ‘63: Kevin Earls ‘64: Peter Terry ‘64: Rich Booth ‘63: Arthur Cantara VARSITY Ist ROW L. to R.: J. Hyland, R. Lippe, P. Terry, J. Bro- deur, R. Kochanowski, 2nd ROW: J. Morey, L. Adams, J. Weaver, BASKETBALL The Warrior hoopmen, displaying improved form, won six tilts this season. Four of the victories were in league action. The other two marks in win column were earned by turning back the Alumni and Faculty squads. The Victories can be attributed to an overall team effort combined with the sharpened defensive tactics of cap- tain Peter Terry and the accurate shooting of Juniors Ron Lippe and Jim Hyland. The team’s rebounding ability is also in much better shape. Although not a perfect season the record does give indi- cation of good things to come. Coach Erban’s rebuilding program is taking effect and next year with the return of our hard-hitting underclassmen the Warriors will be one of the sharpest looking teams in the league. 38 R. Freddette, 3rd ROW: Coach Erban, R. Walulak, K. Hedlund, W. Pickett. Our key rebounders in action. Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Ron Lippe RECORD Oxford Sutton North Brookfield St. Mary’s Douglas Leicester Charlton Barre Worcester Academy Oxford Sutton North Brookfield Douglas Leicester Charlton Barre ot) Ron Lippe goes high for the tap. Coach Erban and the guys. Ist ROW: W. Ayers, N. Robbins, B. Sharon, D. Teagno, P. Julian, 2nd ROW: Coach Smith, J. Mocko, R. Moriarty, H. Nash, S. Crevier, A. DiMatteo. Junior Varsity The Warriors fight for the rebound. Fight . . . Score... . WINI!! 40 F terme WR scion: The Warriors warm up before the game. Freshmen Dick Walters and John Brodeur. Ist ROW: R. Sandole, J. Sorel, D. Petrillo, R. Brogan, H. Whitcomb; 2nd ROW: Coach Gorman, N. Hicks, P. Bourdeau, R. Tefft, R. Plasse; 3rd ROW: T. Brodeur, J. Tindal, E. Terry, E. Maska, M. Kelly. 49 ACTIVITIES oo fen Gs Lo Juniors become Warriors in their winning skit. COLOR NIGHT Rich and Ann masquerade the Class of ‘64 to their second Color Night victory. Welcome to Tantasqua National Honor Society President, Adrian Anders greets area N.H.S. delegates at the January convention. Student Government Day Election Campaign JoAnn’s supporters show their spirit. 44 Science Fair March 1963 ABOVE: Craig Ordway and Hamer Clark explain their projects to the public. RIGHT: George poses beside his display. Medal-winner, Boutwell | SRE cme PODER 3 abe rc WIND TUNNEL ALD siRTOLL DESIGN od =. awe ff = 2 J foo CHANGE ‘DN, IRFOI cx z St.ck 1903 ha Knee WORE 8 i : BTES Wie fe oe ee 4 ww. es Oe ey erent ite a at 8H t Processing Student Insurance The Business Education Department has a new time-saving system. 45 Living Statues — April, 1963 Gym Demonstration March 15, 1964 Spectators eo beveseeehes S eee oh Re ES Ml, Gregie receives his diploma. Graduation — June 7, 1964 47 Mrs. Ron McCue Superintendent Pappas speaks at Assembly. Faculty Lunch CEASAR — Honorary Cheerleader mn Tiger UIT i ‘lin | STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING: S. Morrill, |. Pena, J. Crawford, Secretary; S. Brown, Presi- STANDING: E. Grudzien, M. Grudzien, N. Schell, F. Bialosiewicz, dent; C. Miller, Vice President; E. Earls, Treasurer; M. Garieri; W. Ayers, Mr. Carrington. Senators The Tantasqua Student Council has three purposes. It is a discus- INCOME sion place for student ideas and problems, is a major tie between the Administration and the student body, and provides services for the students. This year, we examined our Monitoring System and found that it was not worthwhile. We helped boost school spirit through the sale of season passes and the sponsoring of Color Night. A revised edition of the handbook was written to help new students. Through the year, services were provided through our concession stand, the buses to away games, and the Student Council Store. Sylvia Brown, President 48 S Oo wh fa) ee = 7) Oo iS 5 = ss er rok ps . oa | EG ” mg ae S$ aA iS as Y o O é — ® oo c Oo — Par = 2D © Fe ef, = 5 peeerieanns As} : ae) A oO — aD) 3 = os o. ae ie¥) 9 co ouet= ) [e@)) a ge J 3 = as 3 A Me 3 een - 2. Ee Oe = : rn) a } oo oa 5 = E a = ) FA, SITTING: P. Peloquin, K. Sullivan J. Powell Flannery, 49 “ah SEATED: D. Sullivan, D. Cole, J. LaFlamme, Treas.; A. Anders, Pres.; STANDING: A. Lindell, J. Laviera, R. Booth, F. Bialosiewicz, A. S. Brown, V. Pres.; T. Dowling, Sec.; S. Silverberg, L. Lawrence, Belanger, G. Slepian, Mrs. Bolshaw. National Honor Society Math Team SEATED: R. Spence, A. Belanger, S. Brown, E. Robinson, D. Cole, STANDING: J. Powell, J. LaFlamme, Manager; R. Burnham, M. Docwra, |. Despres, Mr. Lewis. 50 .. oa SEATED: D. Parker, Historian; R. LaFlamme, Treas.; E. Robinson, V. McGann, C. Bennett, S. Gorman, ROW 3: B. Chiffone, C. Ambach, Pres.; J. LaFlamme, Pres.; N. Curboy, Sec.; R. Spence, Parliamen- M. Smith, K. Hyde, M. Doewra, J. Germaine, M. Westwell, S. tarian; D. Grinnell, P. Therrien, ROW 2: J. Marinelli, S. Suominen, Sheldon, R. Allen, L. Michon. S. Greene, R. Pauli, B. Brandt, M. Nowatkiewicz, J. Wagner, B. Future Teachers Club Secretaries of Tomorrow SEATED: M. Beatty, Treas.; S. Brodeur, V. Pres.; A. Lindell, Pres.; R. Patterson, Sec.; J. Laviera, STANDING: C. Gallant, P. Shaclumis, G. Senecal, B. Gregoire, D. McKissick, P. McLean, Mrs. Bzdula. SEATED: N. Noyes, Treas.; K. Plimpton, Sec.; K. Robertson, Co-Pres.; P. Feraco, Co-Pres.; P. Perreault, V. Pres.; Mrs. Allen, ROW 2: C. Gregoire, A. Bourbeau, J. Crawford, F. Sciarretta, P. Delman, K. Wassmer, P. Peloquin, E. Reed, ROW 3: S. Morrill, J. Waite, S. Fredette, S. Worth, M. Westwell, C. Armstrong, E. Plasse, | SEATED: C. Bolshaw Editor; D. Pote, Sports; g, Business. ROW 2: L. La- N. Spooner. taille, N. Schell, E. Luce, S. Keeney, Mr. Hancock. ROW 3: B. Ci- Tomahawk Times Westling Club Features; L. Lawrence, affone, A. Lindell, M. McGrath, T. Dumont, M. Brigham, Layout; KNEELING: R. Casavant, Heins, W. Ayers, STANDING: E. Gregoire, A. Cadieux, G. Casavant. ROW 1: F. Grise, H. Whitcomb, J. Gilman, R. James, D. Proulx. E. Jette, E. Toto, M. Kelly. ABSENT: D. Naylor, W. Pratt, J. Day. ROW 2: Mr. Nasse, Advisor, R. Herman, C. Lindsay, D. Solomon, Badminton Weight-Lifting Club Pe ROW 1: T. Bennett, B. Samek, P. Boldue, R. Aldrich, W. Murray, B. Edwards, M. Dowling, J. Scott, D. Goeddu, R Plasse F. Allard, G. Lorch, M. Hoenig, D. Teagno ROW 2: Mr. Crockett, B. Cardrant, W. O’Kane, A. Gadieux, M. Supernant. Tennis Club ROW 1: G. Duchesneau, K. Frantz, J. LaFlamme, L. Holmes, E. Noyes, Mr. Emrich. ROW 3: E. Toto, R. Burnham, L. ladarola, E. Gauthier. ROW 2: Mrs. Duquette, M. Kelly, E. Pierce, E. Reed, J. Boucher, A. Rossi. ei ie ee ee ee ed eed coer t Se oe eee ae hy ROW 1: J. Crawford, K. Hyde, Corr. Sec.; P. Delman, Rec. Sec.; L. Watson, V. Pres.; K. Pernoski, M. Nowatkiewicz, J. Laviera, Pres.; E. Gauthier, F. Shailer, S. Sheldon; ROW 2: S. Lindley, P. Feraco, K. Frantz, B. Keeney, L. Regis, E. Morrissey, L. Holmes, J. Moreau, G. Sarty; ROW 3: I. Pena, C. Noga, K. Cote, C. Aldrich, G. Towne, E. Robinson, J. McCue, C. Hoffman, L. ROW Lawrence; Girls’ Recreational Association Advanced Gym ROW 1: L. Simpson, J. Wassmer, K. Wassmer, K. Pauli, E. Mor- rissey, K. Pernoski, B. Keeney, S. Gray, F. Shenandoah; ROW 2: M. Jolin, L. Crawford, K. Robertson, K. Cote, E. Smith, N. Ed- miston, L. Rrgis, C. Bruce; ROW 3: Mrs. Duquette, K. Wright, J. McCue, M. Westwell, G. Slepian, E. Pierce, C. Noga, M. Garieri, 4: M. Seremet, S. Moreau, K. Wright, P. Peloquin, J. Gregory, D. Lascnde, G. Duchesneau, M. Smith; ROW 5: S. Flannery, S. Porter, D. Vickers, J. Plasse, L. Aho, M. Jolin; ROW 6: D. Yates, M. Dionne, B. Girard, D. Grinnell, P. Baillargeon, bs ekeliiini: Terry, M. Thompson, E. Senior Advanced Gym PARALLEL BARS: K. Wassmer, E. Morrissey, G. Sarty, K. Cote, P. Sherman, S. Flannery, S. Porter, D. Vickers, P. Baillargeon; HORSE: ROW 1: L. Regis, K. Robertson, J. McCue; ROW 2: N. Paquin, M. Westwell, G. Towne; BALANCE BEAM: L. Herman, D. Lindley, B. Girard, J. Noyes, M. Dorrell, D. Yates, G. Slepian, N. Edmiston, F. Shenandoah, K. Pauli, K. Pernoski. E. Reed; ROW 4: P. Baillargeon, M. Dionne, D. Vickers, P. Sher- man, G. Sarty, N. Paquin, G. Towne, D. Lindley; ROW 5: B. Gi- rard, M. Dorrell, D. Yates, S. S. Porters: L. Jolin. Flannery, Noyes, L. Herman, ROW 1: R. Bushey, D. Nolan, P. Terry, V. Pres.; R. Booth, Pres.; 3: R. McCue, N. Faugno, M. LePaine, B. Savage, K. Hedlund, R. L. Adams, Treas.-Sec.; R. Lippe; ROW 2: Mr. Emrich, J. Haney, J. Walulak. Hyland, R. Kochanowski, J. McCarthy, D. Gadaire, N. Schell; ROW Varsity Letter Club Advanced Gym SITTING: R. Herman, P. Mercure, M. Terrill, J. Trahan, E. Jette, D. Frank Deering, G. Drake, D. Curran, S. Morse, P. Fortier, R. Booth, Solomon; ROW 2: J. Scott, M. Hoenig, D. Goddu, B. Samek, G. J. Brodeur, Mr. Pauli; ROW 4: J. Pernoski, S. Bushey, R. Biron, J MacGilivray, B. Edwards, M. Kelly; ROW 3: C. Barnes, B. Savage, Fortier, W. Ayers, B. Lindsay, J. Gould, M. Trahan. 55 KNEELING: D. Knox, Co-Capt.; S. Lindley, B. Girard, G. Slepian, Co- capt.; STAND- ING: N. Edmiston, K. Pernoski, T. Dowling, C. Hoffman, E. Earls. PRACTICE _ ne. if t HA te eaee biti ROW 1: J. Gregory, S. Parzych, E. Sullivan, L. Aho, R. Patterson, derlie, J. McCue, B. Ambach; ROW 4; R. Allen, K. Cote, M. West- Sec.-Treas.; P. Peloquin, Co-capt.; D. Wilson, D. Lassonde, S. Mor- well, L. Crawford, J. Gagnier, A. Martell, P. Bacon, Mrs. Chase; eau; ROW 2: S. Greene, M. Deocwra, S. Talbot, G. Yaskoski, P. ROW 5: L. Simpson, L. Jolin, J. Germaine, M. Jolin, R. Girouard, Delmon, L. Holmes, M. Nowatkiewicz, K. Robertson; ROW 3: F. M. Dorrell, B. Ciaffone; ABSENT: L. Van Wettering, Co-capt Goodrich, E. Gauthier, F. Shailer, K. Hyde, S. Suominen, K. Won- Pep Squad Majorettes STANDING R. Galipeau, F. Shenandoah, C. Dupuis, D. Terrill, C. Bruce. KNEELING FRONT TO BACK L. Herman, Captain; D. Lindley, P. Sherman. Absent. L. Demick, C. Porter. ROW 1: S. Portier, C. Miller, R. Pauli, K. Plimpton, S. Johnson, D. son, B. Lindsay, D. Parker, G. Slepian, Sec.; P. Peloquin, R. Spence, Nolan, C. Upson, J. Closson, C. Smith, S. Worth, S$. Brodeur; ROW L. Wood, A. Gregory, E. Luce, C. Bolshaw, D. Kettles, L. ladarola, 2: B. Parker, D. Rasys, Pres.; M. Brandt, D. Cole, P. Simpson, F. Gross, A. Belanger, D. Sullivan, |. Despres; ABSENT: C. Silver- V.Pres.; G. Boutwell, M. MacGrath, T. Dowling, R. James; ROW 3: berg, S. Cote. Mr. Cheney, |. Tieleman, M. Brigham, R. Brown, S. Morris, K. Wil- Choraleers Band ROW 1 J. Winkler, D. McCurdy, D. Stanley, R. Maynard; ROW 2 Green; ROW 4 Mr. Podgorski, D. Damon, C. Rasys, F. Rice, J. P. Hoffman, W. Waite, J. LaMontagne, K. Pauli, A. Gregory, R. Sherris, N. Hicks, Freshman Rep.; S. Spooner; ROW 5 G. Lang- Greene, E. Bzdula; ROW 3 T. Donovan, L. ladarola, Soph. class lois, C. Sheldon, D. Parker, Student Manager; S. Regis, P. Lewis, rep.; R. Pauli, C. Bolshaw, Jr. class rep.; E. Luce, Historian; T. J. Marona. 58 ROW 1: M. Phipps, K. Sullivan, Pres.; M. Parzych, M. Grudzien, boy, C. Gardiner, A. Calvanese, K. Cote. ROW 3: M. Dorrell, D. R. Sandole, V. Pres.; B. Keeney, Treas.; G. Terry, T. Brodeur. Yates, Sec.; R. Allen, N. Winkler, K. Wright, R. McLean, E. Jette, ROW 2: Mr. Cheney, S. Parzych, J. LaBerge, J. Wassmer, S. Cur- R. Herman. Ninth Grade Chorus Senior Glee Club ROW 1: J. Ciprari, E. Gauthier, M. Garieri, A. Rasys, K. Pauli, L. Baillargeon, S. Loranger, S. Sheldon, D. Brannifft, J. Gregory, B. Regis, B. Brandt, E. Morrissey, S. Keeney, G. Yaskocki, C. Heins, Deyo, G. Towne, C. Hoffman, G. Jalbert; ROW 4: Mr. Cheney, J A. Baron; ROW 2: S. Spooner, E. Pierce, E. Earles, S. Greene, S. Noyes, Pres.; B. Ciaffone, J. Wood, M. Thompson, J. Terry, Treas.; Suominen, K. Hyde, C. Porter, M. Docwra, Sec.; L. Crawford, S. N. Sponner, D. Lindley, L. Herman, M. Jolin, L. Simpson; ABSENT: Moriarty, P. Pelpquin, E. Sullivan; ROW 3: E. Reed, L. Aho, P. P. Urban, V. Pres. Mrs. K’s Vocal Group SITTING: K. Donovan, C. Sheldon, D. Corkum, J. Hultquist, J. E. Morrissey, F. Gross, D. Rasys, Mrs. Kochanowski; ABSENT: C. Pernoski; STANDING: M. Docwra, C. Porter, B. Brandt, D. Nolan, Szumilas, S. Snitzer, S. Porter. Z foe + me) kee ie pees’ DRAMATIS PERSONAE . Dag TSE MIKADO MGR RAPAIN: 7)... Joseph Dmuchovsky YUM-YUMIG® SORA srethaterencentsteretat a eet Dorothy Rasys INAINNISP@G@ BInIS) SOM: os sss. ¢ cave Anthony DaDalt PUSS IN Coty Meese cee t ae tararenceee Christine Silverberg KO-KO, Lord High Executioner Donald Looney PEEPSBO Miaatccdte sratyetrece a telohettets Marie Ann Racicot CMMI UMMRaEe tere vtste av ccc Aches Ms fs Arthur Scott Three sisters, wards of Ko-Ko POOH-BAH, Lord High KATISHA, An elderly lady in EVETV AMIENS GISOr fare skew eosle 4 obec . Craig Ordway love with NANKI-POO ....... Alice Auchmoody ESI CINWISinb hace Ayes cheese iceehCne eh ae David Gray KOKO Aten ccintmesccrdiciit acer Richard Herman Aes Ca | oR PATEL Nevius of twig) ailed.v xelleties shears David Simpson GUARDS teatetaniemon: Geet Kevin Earls, Richard Booth Noble Lords UMBRELLAM GARR IERs erent teeter Richard Walther THREE LITTLE MAIDS ‘Marie, Dorothy, Christine I'VE GOT A LITTLE LIST (Arthur Scott) 60 IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHO WE ARE HE’S GOING TO MARRY YUM-YUM, NOT THE WITCH KATISHA. AN EXECUTION WITHIN A MONTH THE MIKADO or The Town of Titipu Gilbert Sullivan Production Presented by the Choral Organizations May 3 and 4, 1963. Floyd W. Corson, Director HERE’S A HOW DE-DO 1964 TANTASQUAN WORK Verse Layout Staff SITTING: M. Brandt, Art Editor; F. Bialosiewicz, Sports Editor; J. Earls, Mr. D’Elia; 3rd ROW: E. Reed, C. Hoffman, F. Deering, Pho- LaFlamme, Managing Editor; D. Grinnell, Editor; A. Anders, Sports tography; C. Upson, G. Boutwell, Photography; S. Morrill, M. E. Robinson, J. Marinelli, Secretary; 2nd ROW: J. Noyes, S. Mo- Garieri. riarty, L. Aho, S. Talbot, T. Dumont, Photography; E. Pierce, E. sss iiwssigOA emeanteen abi’ Sinema I : i ‘ i y SITTING: D. McKissick, J. Laviera, L. Watson, J. Marinelli, Secre- kiewicz, E. Brandt, L. Regis, A. Gondek, D. Hyde, E. Earls, Mr. tary; R. LaFlamme, Business Manager; P. Delman, S. Morrill, K. D’Elia; 3rd ROW: B. Ciaffone, M. Thompson, R. Galipeau, M. Pernoski; 2nd ROW: M. Smith, S. Suominen, S. Greene, M. Nowat- Docwra, M. Garieri, E. Pierce, P. Perreault, E. Reed, A. Sharkey. Business Staff and WORK ADI Cm snes 63 ROW 1: E. Gauthier, C. Ambach, R. James, B. Ciaffone, S. Talbot, S. Greene, S. Suominen, C. Depuis, C. Miller, D. Knox, D. Parker, Mr. Ulrich; ROW 2: K. Hyde, M. Weston, K. Lucier, B. Lindsey, W. Ayers, D. Walthers, M. Supernant, L. laderola, M. Doewra, N. Schell, M. Drama Club hacen Art Workshop FRONT: K. Reynolds, C. Jensen, S. Sheldon, Mr. Chase, Advisor. BACK: F. Stebbens, R. Shugart. SITTING: Mrs. Campbell, J. Gould, L. Wood, K. Wilson, R. Paquette; STANDING: D. Grinnell, J. Fortier, W. Pratt, ee Uinson, see Bonin, A. Calvanese, J. Halll. CFT A nalion SEATED: J. Noyes, D. Cole, Mrs. Campbell, E. Robinson, A. Belanger, S. Moriarty. STANDING: G. Jalbert, J. Ciprari, R. Maynard, N. Noyes, R. Spence, K. Wilson, L. Wood, C. Armstrong, J. Olney. Library Service Club The student librarians perform an invaluable service for the school. Besides acquiring a knowledge of cataloging and shelving books, they are always willing to help their fellow students looking for particular information. SEATED: R. Bansfield, B. Ambach, Mrs. Campbell, P. Deyo, C. Jensen, J. Robinson. STANDING: K. Trahan, D. Lassonde, M. Nowatkiewicz, Mrs. Heipler, S. Parzych, M. Seremet, R. Girouvard. MLL wwnenavond | ‘ PRESIDENT: Nolan, David VICE PRESIDENT: Noyes, Janet SECRETARY: Silverburg, Christine TREASURER: Morrill, Sherry Adam, William Adams, Lee Aldrich, Rodney Allard, Foster Armstrong, Carol Baker, Carla Baker, Janice Baron, Alice Beeman, Sandra Bellen, Ruth Bolshaw, Cynthia Boucher, Richard Bourbeau, Aline Branniff, Donna Brigham, Margah Brown, Gary Clarke, Edward Closson, John Corriveau, Charles Crane, Marion Crawford, Joanne Cutler, David Dean, Gloria Delman, Pat Demick, Laureen Despres, Irene Dionne, Nancy Docwra, Margaret Donavan, Terry Dorrell, Charles Dubay, Christine Dumont, Thomas 68 Gregory, Joanne Grinnell, Wayne Guerin, Joseph Jalbert, Roger James, Richard Jensen, Christine Johnson, Jeffery Julian, Paul Hamblin, Richard Hedlund, Kenneth Heins, Cheryl Hickland, Randall Hitchcock, Harold Howlett, Norman Hyde, Edward Hyland, James King, Hazel Kockanowski, Robert Earls, Elizabeth Faugno, Neil Forand, Charles Fortier, Richard Frantz, Kristina Fredette, Sandra Garieri, Marcia Gilman, James Goddu, Dennis Gondek, Andrea Goodrich, Frances Gray, Sheryl Greene, Albert Gregoire, Cecile Gregoire, Ernest Gregory, Ann Kresco, Beverly Lamothe, Anthony Landreville, Robert Lataille, Leonard Lavergne. Jeffery LePain, Mark : Lindsay, Bruce Lippe, Ronald Looney, Robert Loranger, Suzanne Luce, Elinor MacGrath, Mark Martel, Dawn Maynard, Romona MacIntyre, Glenn Menard, Paul Mercure, William Metcalf, Jane Miller, Walter Moreau, Ronald Morey, James Moriarty, Sandra Morse, Steven Nash, Meredith Noyes, Nancy O'Day, Kathleen Olney, Janice Paquette, Ronald Parker, David Patterson, Donald Pauli, Ruth Peck, Wayne Pelletier, Henry Peloquin, Pauline Perreault, Patricia Perry, Donna Pierce, Elaine Plimpton, Kathleen Plouffe, Sylvia Portier, Sandra 3 D PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Pote, Douglas Rattee, Marilyn Reed, Elizabeth BS oN PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Reynolds, Kathleen Rice, Deanna Sampson, Lillian Sciarretta, Frances Sharkey, Ann Shenandoah, Faye ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE Smith, Mary Spence, Richard Spooner, Nancy Stevens, Joanne Taylor, Mary Ellen Tefft, Robert Terry, Joyce Thompson, Mary Toto, John Towne, Randall Towns, William Trahan, Jonathon Tryba, John Upson, Christopher Urban, Patricia VanDerlick, Albert Waite, Jessie Walthers, Richard Walulak, Ronald Westwell, Margaret Whitten, Beverly Wonderlie, Kathleen Wood, Judith Woodard, John 71 PRESIDENT: Grudzien, Edward VICE-PRESIDENT: Morrissey, Esther SECRETARY: Porter, Colleen TREASURER: Ciaffone, Betty A ae © OR PA a ae Pi se ee ord Po) a Aho, Lynne see CLASS OF 66 Ayres, William Baillergeron, Pauline Banwell, Lance Bennett, Carolyn Biron, Robert Blanchette, Richard Blondin, Louise Boucher, Edmund Bowden, Michael Bozyk, John Brandt, Elizabeth Bruce, Candace Burnham, Linda Burnham, Ray Bushey, Stephen Cantel, Kenneth Casavant, Urban Chartier, Diane Chevalier, Daniel Christian, Sandra Christianson, Robert Ciaprari, Judith Clemons, Roger Corrow, Cynthia Crawford, Linda Crevier, Shawn Cross, Richard Fi hic. es NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 73 Curboy, Louise Czyzevski, Linda DeAngelis, Beth Desmond, Thomas Deyo, Barbara DiMatteo, Anthony Dionne, Marcia Duchencau, Gail Dupuis, Cheryl Durocher, Frances | DID'NT HAVE A THING TO WEAR _ Edmiston, Nancy Ethier, Bruce Flannery, Sheila Fortier, Jeffery ee ee Fredette, Roland Freeman, Doreen Fuller, Beverly Fuller, David Gagnier, Janice Galipeau, Rose Gardner, William Gauthier, Elaine Gendreau, Ralph Girard, Bonnie Glass, Robert Goddard, Dana Goddard, William Gould, James Greene, Sarah Guertin, Kenneth Hall, John Healy, Michael Hebert, James Heins, Kenneth Herman, Laura Hoffman, Carolyn Holmes, Leona 74 CLASS OF 66 Hope, Jean Hyde, Kathryn ladarola, Lewis Jalbert, Gale Jamieson, Peter Jamieson, Richard Jensen, Norma Jolin, Madeline Kaitbenski, Dave Keeney, Sara Kelly, Paul Kupfer, Robert Laberge, Lea Langevin, Guy Lewis, Peter Lilla, Michel Lindley, Dianne Lindley, Susan Lindsay, Dennis Lucier, Kenneth Martin, Thomas Maynard, Maureen McCue, Janice McDougal, David Michon, Linda Mocko, John Moore, Frederic Moore, Robert Moreau, Judith Moriarty, Robert jibe? is 4 ps EU Pauli, Karla Pernoski, James Ploof, Laureen Powell, Jonathon Racicot, Paul Rasys, Arlene Regis, Linda Rice, Fredrick Robbins, Norman Salce, Carol Sarty, Gail Savage, Bruce Shailer, Faye Sharon, Bradford Sheldon, Susan Sherman, Priscilla Simpson, Linda Smith, Charles Spooner, Susan Staples, Kathryn Ais a” ORNL $) 80 80 6 anche Muller, Augustine Murray, William Nase, Harry Nash, William Nelson, John Nichols, Linda O'Day, Philip Palmer, Joel Palmer, Joseph Papineau, Virginia Paquin, Nancy Parron, James Stevens, Paulette Stone, Clarence Sullivan, Ellen Suominen, Sandra Suprenant, Michael PHOTO Not Available Sweet, Shery! Switzer, Robert Szlusha, Paul Talbot, Suzanne Tavernier, Gerald Teagno, Donald Terrill, Diane Tilton, Barbara Town, Gail Trahan, Michael Valler, Gary Vickers, Darlene Waite, Norma Watson, Douglas Wayne, Kathy Weaver, John Weston, Marcia Westwell, Joseph Wilson, Darlene Woodard, James Woodbury, Suellyn Woodman, Barbara Yaskoski, Gwen Young, Joan 76 PRESIDENT: a CLASS OF 67 VICE PRESIDENT: Bordeau, Peter Ambach, Betty Jo Ashleigh, Sylvia Bachand, Henry Bacon, Peggy SECRETARY: Barber, Merrill ; Bard, Diane Allen, Rebecca PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Bennett, Tommy TREASURER: Bergeron, Edward Kelly, Mark Bliss, Susan Blodgett, David Bolduc, Paul Boynton, Roger Branniff, Gail Brodeur, James Brodeur, Thomas Brogan, Richard Cadieux, Andrew Calcutt, Joyce Calvanese, Andrea Cardrant, Bruce Caron, Michael Casavant, Rene Charpentier, Paula Chase, Gerald Chase, Sandra Chauvin, Romona Chicoine, Anthony 77 Christian, Christine Clark, Nancy Coes III, Loring CLASS OF 67 Corkum, Norman Corriveau, Joann Cote, Kathleen Curboy, Sylvia Day, John Dorrell, Margaret Dowling, Michael Earls, Arthur Edwards, Bernard Evans, Robert Fortier, Ronald JIN NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Fredette, Barbara Fredette, Roger French, Linda French, Margaret Fuller, Barbara Galipeau, Concetta Galipeau, Rena Gardiner, Carolyn Gaudreau, Thomas Gelineau, Richard Germaine, Judith Girovard, Rachel Gorman, Sandra Gregoire, Fernande Gregoire, Susan Grinnell, Daniel Grise, Francis Grudzien, Michael Guyette, Linda Haney, Alexander Haney, Brenda 78 Henderson, Sharon Healy, Kenneth Hebert, Kathryn Herman, Richard Herrington, Thomas Hicks, Neil a NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Hoenig, Michael Horonzewic, Cheryl Huber, Barry Jalbert, Joan Jamieson, Nancy Jensen, Nancy Jette, Edward Johnson, Nancy Jolin, Lee Julian, Francis Keeney, Betsy Laberge, June Langlois, Linda LaPlante, James LaPointe, Bruce OE Lassonde, Denise “79 Ze Lataille, Julianna ema Lazure, Joanne ABSENT setle PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Lavigne, Irene LePage, Doreen Leveille, Patricia Lindsay, Conrad Lorranger, Elaine Lyman, Craig PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Martel, Anne Martin, Louis Martin, Royal Maska, Everett Mahan, Bruce McGann, Barbara YE) McKay, Daniel McClean, Rita Mercure, Paul Miknatis, John Miller, Willard Moreau, Suzanne Morgan, Beverly Morgan, Ronald Morse, Richard Naylor, Dennis Nichols, Gary Noga, Constance Nowatkiewicz, Margaret Ochs, William O'Kane, William Palmer, Marc Paolucci, Carl Pappas, Christine Parent, Leo Parron, Robert Parzych, Michael Parzych, Sandr a Pauli, Emil Pease, Robert Peck, Michael Pelletier, Beatrice Pena, Irene Perry, Marsha Petrillo, David Phipps, Marcia Plasse, Ronald Pontbriand, Gary Porter, Sandra Pratt. William Prizio, Linda Proulx, David 80 Puchta, Rosemary Racicot, Rita Raymond, Ronald Robbins, Paul Rossi, Nancy Sandole, Robert Samek, Bernard Scott, John Seremet, Marsha Shumate, Kim Smith, Eleanor Sorel, Jeffery Solomon, Dennis Spence, Janice Stanton, Tina Steiger, Lessia Stone, Ray Sullivan, Kathleen Tefft, Richard Terrill, Mark Terry, Glen Thompson, Virginia Tindal, John Toto, Eugene Trembley, Daniel Urban, William PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 16 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Varnum, Sandra Vincent, Daniel Vincent, Lorraine Vincent, Roland Wagner, Johanna Wassmer, Julia Wayne, James Whitcomb, Deborah Whitcomb, Howard Wilson, Karen Winchester, Linda Winkler, Nona Wood, Larry Wood, Richard Wright, Kimberly Yates, Deborah Young, Gary Ziemba, Thomas Before The Tantasqua Waldorf After [on oO 1} ee 1@) 12) a 5 ”“ = os How do | know Around the Students... Around the School .. . Around the Clock ... Ron Lippe We Hate Everything Margah Brigham Dear Jerry... 83 RIENON oo a SEW no « Lucier Hall study just before Ist lunch. Faces Mr. D’Elia gave it to me for doing my English assignments. 84 | Cheryl takes her referee’s exam. Lynne Ahol!! OPEN HOUSE — OCTOBER Mrs. James and French students. and Faces BOY MEETS GIRL Chris Jensen and Jimmy Morrey | | | 85 ENN President JEAN FLORA LAFLAMME Jean Brookfield Activities: Class President 3,4; Yearbook 2, Sec. 3, Man. Editor 4; Future Teacher’s Club 3, Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3, Treas. 4; Tennis Club 4; Discussion Club 4; Math League 3, Manager 4; Southbridge Evening News School Correspondent 3,4; Science Fair 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4. Secretary CAROLYN MILLER Carolyn Sturbridge Plans to become an actress. Greatest wish: to crash Broadway. Activities: Class Secretary 4; All-School play 2,3; Student Council Senator 3, Vice Pres. 4; Chorus 1; Senior Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Dance Committees 1,2,3,4; Prom Dec. Comm. Chairman 4; Mikado 3. 88 Vice President TRACY JEAN DOWLING Tracy Sturbridge Likes Greg and fighting with Coach Weiss. Can’t stand long faces. Activities: Class President 1, Vice Pres. 4; Advanced Gym 1; Student Council 1, Senator 2; Chorus 1; Senior Glee Club Pres. 2, Choraleers 3,4; All school play 2; One act play 1,2; Cheer- leading 3,4; National Honor Society 3, Secre. 4; Prom Commit- tee 3, Chairman 4; G.R.A. 1,2,3,4; Science Fair 3; Mikado 3. Treasurer JOANN LAVIERA Jo Brookfield Likes good focd and boys. Greatest wish: To be a Playboy Bunny. Activities: Class Treas. 4, G.R.A. 1,2,3, Corres. Sec. 4; Student Council 3, Treas. 4; Office Worker 2,3; Yearbook 3,4; Secre- taries of Tomorrow 4; Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Student Monitor Judge 3. 89 BETTE ARCHAMBAULT Archi Wales Likes sports, stock car races, food, and making friends. Dislikes teasing. Activities: G.R.A. 3. Caesar, Chinese food, and LINDA BACHAND Lynn Sturbridge Likes Norman and hot dogs. Dislikes people who can’t be trusted. Plans marriage and hairdresser career. Activities: Glee Club 1,2; G.R.A. 1,2,3; French Club 1; Yearbook 2; Prom Commit- tee 3,4; Office Work 4. CARL BARNES Carl Brookfield Likes cars and girls, dislikes talkative peo- ple who have little to say. Plans to be an auto mechanic. Activities: Track 2. Advanced Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; MARGARET BEATTY Peg Brimfield Likes the Navy, shorthand, and _ book- keeping. Dislikes people who talk in the morning, and literature. Plans to make money, money, money. Wishes to meet “Smokie the Grape.” G.R.A., Student Council, Red Cross, Secretaries of Tomorrow 4. Activities: 90 RICHARD AFTON Rich Brookfield Likes girls, customized cars, and money. Plans to attend Culinary Institute. ADRIAN JOHN ANDERS Skip Sturbridge Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Cross-Ccuntry 4; Newspaper 4; Honor So- ciety 3, President 4; Yearbook 3,4; Dis- cussion Club 4. ERNEST BONIN Ernie Sturbridge Dislikes big guys. Activities: Freshman Football, Chorus 1; A.V. Squad. RICHARD HAROLD BOOTH Rich Fiskdale Likes Ann, sports, and wild times. Dislikes non-athletic scholars, and non- scholarly athletes. Plans to participate in either Olympics, World Series, or Rose Bowl. Activities: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Advanced Gymnastics 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Mikado 3; Student Exchange 3; State Gymnastics Meet 1,3,4; Science Fair 3; Letterman Club 3, Pres. 4; Prom Committee 3,4. ARNOLD BEEMAN Arnie Holland Likes sports and food. Plans to own a business. Wishes to meet the President. Activities: Freshman Basketball. ANN METCALF BELANGER Amby Brimfield Likes to see everyone happy and smiling. Plans to attend college. Activities: Chorus 1; Senior Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; Library Service Club 1,2,3, 4; G.R.A. 1,2; Math Team 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Fair 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Mikado 3. ah WILLIAM P. BERRY Bill Fiskdale Likes good food and girls (one in par- ticular). Dislikes childish people. Hopes to have lots and lots of money. Activities: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Prom Committee 3,4; Senior Glee Club 2. FRANK BIALOSIEWICZ Frank Sturbridge Plans to go to college and later to medical school. Activities: National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Sports Editor 4; Student Council 4; Science Fair 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4. DAVID J. BROUGHTON Brookfield Likes blonde hair and a girl named Judy. Broughty Dislikes warm weather and droppy turtle- necks. Plans to ski in Switzerland, and develop a Beatle haircut. Hopes to ski in future Olympics and win. Activities: School play 2,3; Football 2,3; Prom Committee 3,4. RUSSELL L. BROWN Dusty Brimfield Likes Chevy’s, Carolyn and, sports. Dislikes the color purple and Fords. Plans to go to college and hopes to be a SUCCESS. Activities: School play 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1,2,4; Lettermens Club 3,4; Mikado 3. GEORGE BOUTWELL George Brimfield Likes girls, airplanes, and sports. Hopes to own a Boeing 707 jet and an unlimited supply of fuel. Activities: Choraleers 3,4; Senior Glee Club 2; Chorus 1; Basketball 2,3; Cross-Country 4; Yearbook 4; Lettermens Club 4; Track 4; Prom Committee 3,4; Mikado 3; Science Fenigaelpeeorae MARY K. BRANDT Mary Sturbridge Likes Frankie Dislikes Frankie Plans to go to college and hopes to keep her thumb out of car doors! Activities: Chorus 1; Senior Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; Class Vice Pres. 2; Student Council 1, Sec. 3; Red Cross 3; Yearbook Art Editor 4; Prom Committee 3,4; Mikado 92 JOHN BRYON BRODEUR “Brod” Sturbridge Likes sports, working, and wild fun. Plans to marry Kathy in four years. Wants to go to University of Miami. Activities: Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Advanced Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Science Fair 3; Prom Committee 3, 4, SANDRA LOUISE BRODEUR Sam Sturbridge Likes meatball sandwiches, Thunderbirds, and dancing. Hopes to live in Hawaii. Activities: Class Secretary 1; Senior Glee Club 2; Chorus 1; Choraleers 3,4; Mikado 3; Secretaries of Tomorrow Vice Pres. 4. MURIEL CANTELL Sissy Brookfield LUCILLE B. CHRISTIAN Lucy Sturbridge Likes swimming and horseback riding. Plans to be a first class skin driver. DOROTHY ANN COLE Dotty Fiskdale Likes playing the piano. Dislikes conformity. Plans to be an actuary. Activities: Library Service Club 1,2,4; Choraleers 3,4; Senior Glee Club 2; Chorus 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Math Team 4; Mikado I. SUSAN JANE COTE Sue Sturbridge Likes Old Sturbridge Village in the winter. Dislikes C’S on a report card . Activities: Chorus 1; Senior Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; Band 4; Science Fair 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Mikado. 93 SYLVIA GRACE BROWN Sylvia Brookfield Likes people and books. Plans to go to college and be an excel- lent teacher. Debating team 1,2; Student Council 1, Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, President 4; National Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Math team 3,4; Science Fair 1,2,3. Activities: RONALD W. CANTARA Ron Fiskdale Likes girls, sports, and cars; hopes to be a millionaire. Plans to enter the service. Activities: Cross-Country 1; Track 1. NANCY D. CURBOY Sturbridge Likes money and easy marking teachers. Nancy Dislikes tardy bells, arrogant boys, blocked corridors. Hopes to make the most out of life. Activities: Prom Committee 4; French Club 1; Jr. Red Cross 2; Speech Club; Yearbook 2; Future Teachers Club 1,2, Sec. 3,4. DAVID A. CURRAN Dave Sturbridge Likes flying, sports, History, Dancing, and girls. Hopes to live the college life the way it should be lived. Activities: Cross-Country 1,2; Basketball 1; Science Fair 1,3,4; Class President 2; Ad- vanced Gymnastics 1,2,3,4. FRANCIS DEERING Frank Brimfield Likes girls. Dislikes boys who like the same girls | do. Hopes to go to college and become an astronaut. Activities: Football 1, Manager 2,3,4; Let- termens Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Year- book photographer 4; Advanced Gym 2,3; Prom Committee; Science Fair 3; Track 4. GREGORY F. DICKINSON Greg Wales Likes Tracey and sports. Dislikes N.Y. Yankees. Hopes to go into forestry and become a smoke jumper. Would like to play for the Philadelphia Eagles. Activities: Football 1,2, Co-Captain 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Advanced Gym 1,2,3; Agri- Basketball 3,4; 3,4; Prom Committee 4. culture Lettermens Club WARDWELL COX Ward Brimfield Likes fast cars and good times. Dislikes gossip and people who think they’re tough. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Lettermens Club 3,4. LINDA LEE CRAM Linda Sturbridge Likes life, people, music, horses, skiing, singing, and just everything! Dislikes ugly old spiders. Activities: Chorus 1; Senior Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Sci- ence Fair 3; Mikado 3. DOUGLAS DWIGHT GADAIRE Brookfield Dugga Likes sports and cars. Wants to marry a girl from Brookfield in 2 years. Activities: Baseball 1,2; Bowling; Sports- men Club; Advanced Gym 1; Lettermens Club. CAROL ANN GALLANT Carol Wales Likes Paul and Pepsi. Dislikes being rushed, and snobs. Plans to marry in the summer of ‘64. Wishes to someday make it to Florida. Activities: Glee Club; Monitor 3; Secretaries of Tomorrow 4; Prom Committee 4. GORDON DRAKE Gordie Sturbridge Likes gymnastics, and swimming. Dislikes tennis. Plans to attend an aero tech school. Greatest wish: to have a good income; a happy homelife; and 50 children, all girls. Activities: Agriculture, Basketball 2,3; Ad- vanced Gym 1,2,3,4. NORMA DUMAS “Minnerria’” or Weasel Likes good food, animal lovers. Dislikes loud, bossy people. Plans include Hairdressing School. Would like to do something different and challenging — a parachute jumper or lion tamer. 95 DONALD FAUGNO Brookfield Likes bowling, N.Y. Yankees, and N.Y. Giants. Beaver Dislikes Republicans. Greatest wish: to do all the things he has never done before and to take life as easy as possible. PATRICIA FERACO Patrick or Pat Likes sports, Tuna fish sandwiches. Brookfield Dislikes being in a hurry. Plans to ride around in a little blue sports car. Would like to dance as well as Juliet Prowse. Activities:. G.R.A. 1,2,3,4; Advanced Gym 1; Future Nurses Club, Co-President 4. JAMES HANEY Harvey Brimfield Likes blondes, brunettes, redheads. Dislikes Dube’s Mountain. Greatest Wish: to own a ‘64 Chevy Impala, Super Sport Convertible 409, 4 speed stick. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Letter- mens Club 3,4. ALAN B. JALBERT Admiral Brimfield Likes cars and hunting. Dislikes taxes. Plans to teach or own a custom shop and retire at an early age with enough money to live comfortably. Activities: Football 1. BEVERLY M. GREGOIRE Bev Wales Likes potato chips, popcorn, cards and movies. Dislikes history and show offs. Plans include IBM School; wants all cher- ished wishes to come true. Activities: Secretaries of Tomorrow, Student Council. DIANE MARIE GRINNELL Wales creative writing, and Pinky Craves dreaming, living; would like to build a contemporary castle of stone overlooking the ocean. Activities: Future Teachers Club 2,3,4; Senior Glee Club 2,3; Yearbook 2,3, Edi- tor 4; Suicide Club Treas. 3; Science Fair 3; Prom Committee 3; Advanced Gym 1,2; G.R.A. 1,2,3,4. 96 FREDRICK GROSS Freddie, the Freeloader Brookfield Likes people who can laugh, and bowling. Aims to be a famous chemist. Chorus; Senior Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4. JUDITH E. HALL Judy Fiskdale Likes food, music, sports, red hair and convertibles. Plans to be a Medical Technician. Activities: Chorus 1,2; School Play 2; Ad- vanced Gym 1; G.R.A. mittee 4; Office Worker. 1,2; Prom Com- RITA JOY LA FLAMME Rita Brookfield Plans to be guidance director. Future Teachers Club, Sec. 2, Treas. 3,4; Yearbook 2, Treas. 3, Business Activities: Manager 4; Red Cross 2,3; Science Fair 4; Prom Comm. 3,4; Discussion Club 4; Stu- dent Council Bailiff 3. JUDITH LaPLANTE Judy Sturbridge Plans to be a secretary. Likes candy, typing, car races. Wishes to go to Brazil and see if bananas grow up.: Activities: Red Cross 1; G.R.A. 1; Girls’ State Rep. 3; Intermural Bowling Team. EUGENE LATAILLE Sturbridge Huey Plans Navy career. Likes people, food and fun. Wishes to have peace on earth (a million dollars would help). Activities: Office worker 4; Yearbook 4; Prom committee 3,4. LOIS JEAN LAWRENCE Louie Brimfield Likes yogart; T-birds. Dislikes red hair. Greatest wish is to look good in a twe- piece bathing suit. Activities: Class Secretary 3; School News- paper, Editor 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 3; G.R.A. 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4. 97 DAVID J. KETTLES Grease Pit Brimfield Plans to be a mechanic. Wishes include a ‘32 Ford coupe. Activities: Choraleers 3,4; Senior Glee Club 2; Chorus 1. DIANE R. KNOX Dickens Holland Plans to work and go to school. Likes cheerleading and good friends. Dislikes sophomore year. Wishes to make everyone happy. Cheerleading 3, Co-Capt. 4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Red Cross 1,3; G.R.A. 2,3; Adv. Gym 2; Chorus 1, Glee Club 2; Library Club, Pres. 1; Monitors 3; Junior Leaders 1; Yearbook 2; Science Club 1; Science Fair 1,3; Office Worker 4. Activities: GEORGE R. MacGILLIVRAY George Holland Likes mechanics and metal-working. Plans college. Wishes to have a million dollars Activities: Advanced Gymnastics. JEAN MARY MARINELLI Jean Sturbridge Plans a teaching career. Activities: Class Treasurer 2; Chorus 1; Senior Glee Club 2; All School Play 2; Yearbook 2,3, Secretary 4; Science Fair 3; Future Teachers Club 4; Prom Com- mittee 3,4; Student Council Rep. 4. MICHAEL JAMES MARTIN Mike Brookfield Plans Military Service or Trade School. Likes people. Wishes to have a perfect life. ANDREA TATIANA MARTINEZ FAVREAU Andie Sturbridge Likes Politics, debating, boys, and aquatic sports. Greatest wish: to swim for Mexico in the 1964 Olympics and win Ist place in the backstroke. Activities: G.R.A. 1 Advanced Gym 1,2,4. 98 LUGENE LEPAIN Little Lulu Sturbridge Likes to play the guitar. Dislikes Chop Suey. Would like to see an abominable snowman. Activities: Student Council 1; G.R.A. Basket- ball 2; Intramural Bowling 2; Nurse’s Office Worker. ANN LINDELL Ann Brimfield Likes Bali Hai and P.J. Parties. Wishes for an unlimited charge account at Sak’s. Activities: Junior Red Cross 2; Newspaper 1,4; Yearbook 4; Secretaries of Tomorrow, President 4; National Honor Scciety 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Pep Squad 3; G.R.A. 1s DAVID WILLIAM McVEIGH Winkles Brimfield Plans to have the best of everthing. Likes archery, motors, tractors, and trucks. Greatest wish: to put the John Deere Trac- tor Company out of business. Activities: Science Fair. DOUGLAS MITCHELL Mitch Sturbridge Plans college; Likes the New York Giants and sports cars. Dislikes school. Greatest wish: to drive the Grand Prix Circuit. JERRY McCARTHY Fiskdale Likes Nancy and quiet weekend evenings. Dislikes Physics and Advanced Math. Hopes to own a split level home. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Lettermens Club 3,4; Prom committee 4; Jerry Science Fair 1. RONALD EDWIN McCUE Dan Sturbridge Dislikes girls. Greatest wish: to be a Cross-Country and Track Coach. Activities: Track 2,3, co-Capt. 4; Cross- Country 2,3, Capt. 4; Lettermens Club 2,3,4; Football 1; Agriculture Basketball Pa She 99 DONNA LYNN McKISSICK Mickey Likes dancing, bowling, and T-birds. Brookfield Dislikes snobs and rainy Sundays. Greatest wish: To have her Morine back home. Activities: French Club 1; Yearbook 2,3,4; Secretaries mittee 3,4. of Tomorrow 4; Prom Com- PHYLLIS McLEAN Phil Wales Plans to live at the “Y” with Donna and have a blast. Likes to read and laugh. Dislikes crowds. Greatest wish: To live in a place where there aren’t West Wales!!! Activities: Secretaries of Tomorrow 4. many peoples!!! — ROSEMARIE PATTERSON Rosie Sturbridge Likes swimming, skating, dancing, parties and records. Dislikes waiting in the lunch line. Greatest wish: to go to Hawaii and become a beachcomber. Activities: Glee Club 2; Future Nurse’s Club 3; Pep Squad, Recording Sec. 3, Treas. 4; Secretaries of Tomorrow, Sec. 4, Prom Committee 3,4. MICHAEL T. PECHA Mike Brookfield Plans college. Likes being alone, running farm machinery, and working. Wishes for summer year round. Activities: Basketball 1. STEPHEN MORRIS Steve Brimfield Likes cars. Greatest wish: to be in Hugh Hefner’s position. Activities: Cross-country 1,2; Track 1,3,4; Choraleers 3,4; Student Council 1,2. HAROLD T. MURRAY Hal Wales Likes swimming, boating and water skiing. G reatest wish: to spend some time in the South Pacific. 100 BEVERLY JEAN PARKER Bev Fiskdale Likes softball, music, T-bone steak, and paper plates. Dislikes tomatoes, people who put on an act, and washing dishes. Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Chora- leers 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Class sec- retary 2; Science Fair 3. NANCY PARKER Brookfield Activities: Class secretary 1; Dramatics 2,3; Nancy Play Committee 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee 3. ELAINE PLASSE Elaine Wales Plans to be a Registered Nurse. Greatest wish: to go to the moon. Activities: G.R.A. 3; Pep Squad 1; Future Nurse’s Club 2, Advanced Gym 1, Year- book 1. CLEMENT PORTER Clem Brookfield Likes art, playing pool, boating, camping, collecting coins, new cars. Dislikes Nixon. mashed potato, working, girls, Greatest wish: to have a chauffeur. ROBERT LEON PRATT Carrot Top Jr. Brookfield Plans trade or service. Likes cars. Dislikes teachers. Aims to succeed in life. Activities: Intramural Bowling. DOROTHY JANE RASYS Dotty Brimfield Plans to study music. Greatest wish: to be the richest person in the world. Activities: Choraleers 3, President 4; Mikado 3; Glee Club 2; Science Fair 3. 101 KATHLEEN M. PERNOSKI! Kathie Wales Plans nursing and Navy. Likes tall romantic boys, charge accounts, long blond hair. Dislikes apple polishers, lima beans, Barry Goldwater, and cold, conceited people. Activities: G.R.A. 1,2, Rec. Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Advanced Gym 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Yearbook 2,4, Activities Ed. 3; Glee Club 1,2; Class Play 2; Red Cross 3; Science Fair 3,4; Prom Comm. 3,4; Intramurals p2yor ae WILLIAM PICKETT Pick Brookfield Plans to enjoy life. Greatest wish: to be President of the United States. Activities: Track 2,3; Basketball Football 1,2,3; All-School Play 2; men’s Club 2,3,4. 1,2,3,4; Letter- RICHARD ROSCIOLI Wop Sturbridge Plans to spend 4 years down South. Likes quiet girls, Saturday nights. Dislikes football practice, P.D. and cheaters. Activities: Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Science Fair 3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; G.R.A. 2,3,4. BRADFORD SAVAGE Brad Sturbridge Plans Art school. Likes clothes, big cars, Mexican food. Dislikes dancing and chccolate cake. Activities: Football 1; Baseball 1-4; Ad- vanced Gym 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 4 NORMAN SCHELL Tiny Sturbridge Hopes to write a great poem and visit the “brave new world.” Activities: Student Council 1-4; Football 3; Track 1-4; Student Government Rep. 4; Boys’ State 3; All-School Play 3; Class Vice- Pres. 3; German Club 1. GLORIA M. SENECAL Glory Fiskaale Plans to be a secretary. Likes Italian boys and Italian food, clothes. Dislikes mornings. Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 1,2; G.R.A. 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3,4; Pep Squad 3; Library Service; Secretaries of Tomorrow 4. unfriendly people and Monday 102 KAREN ROBERTSON Karin Sturbridge Plans a nursing career. Likes food, dancing, knitting. Dislikes stuck-up people. Activities: Future Nurse’s Club Co-President 3,4; Advanced Gym 3,4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2. F. ELLEN ROBINSON Ellen Brookfield Plans to teach math. Hopes to travel. Likes courteous boys, Amateur radio and pizza. Activities: Debating Team 1,2; Class Play 2; Glee Club 2,3; G.R.A. 1,3,4; Library 1,2,3,4; Office 1,2,3,4; Service worker Future Teacher’s Club 2,3, Vice-Pres. 4; Yearbook, Activities Ed. 4; Math Team 3,4; Prom Comm. 3,4; Science Fair 3. GAIL SLEPIAN Gail Wales Plans to be Phys. Ed. Instructor. Loves pizza and good books. Dislikes cold weather, religious fanatics. Activities: Class Treas. 1; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3, Sec. 4; Cheerleading 2,3, Co-capt. 4; Advanced Gym 1-4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Science Fair 3; Prom Comm. 4. DONNA GALE SULLIVAN Wales Donna Plans to teach Biology. Likes horseback riding. Dislikes agressive people and Republicans. Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Chora- leers 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3. PAULA ANN SHACLUMIS Fiskdale Plans to work for a while, then, who Polly knows? Likes water skiing and red. Dislikes nosy people. Greatest wish; to visit Hawaii. Activities: Library Service Club 2; Ad- vanced Gym 2,3; G.R.A. 1; Prom Com- mittee 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Secretaries of Tomorrow 4. NEIL SHAILER Neil Brookfield Plans a career in medicine. Likes good food, good books, interesting people and new places. Dislikes pettiness. Greatset wish: to be a practicing phy- sician. Activities: Science Fair 2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3,4; Glee Club 1; Student Coun- Gil lle 103 SANDRA SILVERBERG Sandy Sturbridge Plans college. Likes people, long walks, flowers, trees and mystics. Greatest wish: to love. Student Council 1; Chorus 1; Debating Team 1; All-School Play; Glee Club 2; Class Play 2; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Discussion Group 4; Prom Com- mittee 3,4; Math Fair 2. Activities: PAUL J. SIMPSON Paul Fiskdale Plans college and Air Force. Likes fun and girls. Dislikes homework. Activities: Track 2,3,4; Choraleers 3, Vice- Pres. 4; Glee Club 2; Prom Committee 3,4; Math Fair 2. LYNN VANWETTERING Lynn Holland KATHLEEN ANN WASSMER Kathy Fiskdale Plans to become a Marine Cadet. Likes P.J. Parties, athletics. Dislikes people who ask dumb questions. Greatetst wish: To catch a tall, muscular, red-head. Activities: Chorus 1; Advanced Gym 1,4; G.R.A. 1,2; Future Nurses Club 1,2. PETER M. TERRY Pete Brookfield Likes sleep and hamburgers. Dislikes Physics class. Activities: Football 1; Cross-country 3; Bas- ketball 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Baseball 1,2,3, Co-capt. 4; Lettermen’s Club 3, Vice-pres. 4; Prom Committee 4. ROGER TETREAULT Ceasar Wales Likes easy-going teachers. Dislikes the “hill.”” Activities: Football 3,4; Agric. Basketball 3; G.R.A.; Lettermen’s Club 3,4. 104 PAULA ANN THERRIEN Paula Sturbridge Plans college. Likes French and happy people. Greatest wish: to help in making this world a better place to live. | Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Debat- ing Team 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2; Yearbook Senior Ed. 4; Prom Comm. 4, Chairman 3; Future Teacher’s Club 4; Math Fair 2. INEKE TIELMAN Ineke West Brookfield Plans to teach Home Ec. Likes baking, sewing, coming to school by bus instead of bike. Dislikes getting up early and unexpected quizzes. Greatest wish: has been granted in com- ing to the U.S. KENNETH M. WILSON, JR. Ken Sturbridge Likes minerals, jokes, camping, Austria, Science, mineral collectors. Dislikes Spanish, Math, Physics, and peo- ple who don’t like minerals or mineral collectors. Greatest wish: free rein in the labs and mineral collections of the U.S. National Museum. Activities: Science Fair 1-4; Choraleers 3, Treas. 4; Class Treasurer 3; Band 1,2,3; Math Fair 2. PATRICIA WONDERLIE LINDA WATSON Linda Holland Plans to be a Nurse. Likes money and food. Dislikes a lot of things. Greatest wish: to buy all her clothes from the House of Dior. Activities: Yearbook 3,4; Student Council 4; G.R.A. 1,2,3, Vice-President 4; Prom Committee 3,4. JAMES WESTWELL Jim Brimfie ld LELAND WOOD Skip Wales Plans to help rid the world of Juvenile Delinquency. Likes music, politics, religion and baseball. Choraleers 3,4; Club 4; Library Service 4; Prom Commit- Activities: Audio-visual tee 3,4; Science Fair 3. SHIRLEY WORTH Worthless Plans to join the Air Force. Wales Likes to travel. Dislikes flat tires. Greatest wish: to stowaway on a ship go- ing to Europe. Activities: Choraleers 3,4; Future Nurses Club 4. 105 Kathy Pernoski Mary Brandt Kathy Pernoski Diane Grinnell Ann Lindell Tracy Dowling Joann Laviera Jean LaFlamme Jean LaFlamme Jean LaFlamme Sylvia Brown ARGUMENTATIVE Norm Schell ARTISTIC Norm Schell ATHLETIC Greg Dickenson BASHFUL Peter Terry BEST DRESSED Dick Roscioli CHEERFUL Frank Bialosiewicz DANCER Rich Booth DEPENDABLE Frank Bialosiewicz DONE MOST FOR CLASS Norm Schell EFFICIENT Frank Bialosiewicz GENIUS Adrian Anders 106 POPULAR Senior ATHLETIC Superlatives BEST DRESSED BASHFUL GENIUSES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED GUILLIBLE Susan Cote John Brodeur MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sylvia Brown Adrian Anders MUSICAL Dorothy Rasys Fred Gross NAIVE Gail Slepian Neil Shailer POPULAR Tracy Dowling Rich Booth ROMANTIC Ann Lindell Jerry McCarthy Rich Booth SOPHISTICATED Jean LaFlamme Jerry McCarthy TALKS LEAST, SAYS MOST Jean Marinelli Adrian Anders TALKS MOST, SAYS LEAST Kathy Pernoski Norm Schell WITTIEST Tracy Dowling Ken Wilson 107 Steve Morris and Joann Laviera. ing Fantasy Spr ior Prom Jun 1963 May 10, Ann Lindell and Rich Booth. 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Adam, William, 62 Adams, Lee, 36,38,55,68 Afton, Richard, 90 Ahern, Edward, 16 Aho, Lynn, 54,57,59,62,72,85 Aldrich, Carolyn, 54,72 Aldrich, Rodney, 53,68 Allard, Foster, 53,68 Allen, Beatrice, 8,47 Allen, James, 15 Allen, Rebecca, 49,51,57,59,77 Ambach, Betty Jo, 57,65,77 Ambach, Carol, 51,63,72 Anders, Adrian, 34,35,44,50,62,86, 90,107,108,110 Archambault, Bette, 90 Armstrong, Carol, 51,65,68 Ashleigh, Sylvia, 77 Auchmoody, Alice, 60,61 Ayres, William, 40,48,49,52,55,64,72 Bachand, Henry, 28,77 Bachand, Linda, 10,90,109,110 Bacon, Peggy, 57,77 Baillargeon, Pauline, 54,59,72 Baker, Carla, 68 Baker, Janice, 68 Bansfield, Francis, 8,9,37 Banwell, Lance, 28,72 Barbor, Merrill, 77 Bard, Diane, 77 Barnes, Carl, 10,55,90 Barry, David, 12,13,25 Baron, Alice, 59,68 Beatty, Margaret, 49,51,90,110 Beeman, Arnold, 91 Beeman, Sandra, 68 Belanger, Ann, 50,58,65,91,111 Bellen, Ruth, 68 Bennett, Carolyn, 51,72 Bennett, Thomas, 53,77 Bergeron, Edward, 77 Berry, Elizabeth, Berry, William, 15,82,91 Bialosiewicz, Frank, 48,49,50,62,91,111 Biron, Robert, 55,72 Blake, Kenneth, 10,11 Blanchette, Richard, 72 Bliss, Susan, 77 Blodgett, David, 77 Blondin, Louise, 72 Bolduc, Paul, 53,77 Bolshaw, Cynthia, 52,58,68 Bolshaw, Edith, 18,47,50 Bonin, Earnest, 64,91 Booth, Richard, 28,38,37,44,46,50,53,60, 91,106,108 Bouchard, Jacqueline, 10 Boucher, E., 28,53,72 Boucher, Richard, 34,35,68 Bourbeau, Aline, 51,68 Bourdeau, Peter, 21,77 Boutwell, George, 45,58,62,92 Bowden, Michael, 72 Boynton, Rroger, 77 Bozyk, John, 28,72 Brandt, Elizabeth, 59,63,72,109 Brandt, Mary, 9,51,58,62,92 Braniff, Donna, 59,68 Branniff, Gail, 77 Brigham, Margah, 52,58,68,83 Brodeur, James, 77 Brodeur, John, 36,38,41,55,92,110 Brodeur, Thomas, 59,77 Brodeur, Sandra, 51,58,92 Brogan, Richard, 28,77 Broughton, David, 92 Brown, Annette, 8 Brown, Gary, 68 Brown, Russell, 27,28,30,58,92,111 Brown, Sylvia, 48,49,50,93,107,109 Bruce, Candace, 54,57,72 Burnham, Linda, 72 Burnham, Raymond, 34,50,53,55,72 Bushey, Stephen, 55,72 Bzdula, Edward, 8, 109 Bzdula, Mary, 20,45,51 Cadieux, Andrew, 52,53,77 Calcutt, Joyce, 77 Callahan, Mrs., 24 Calvanese, Andrea, 59,64,77 Campbell, Marjorie, 19,64,65 Cantara, Ronald, 92 Cantell, Kenneth, 73 Cantell, Muriel, 10,93 Cardrant, Bruce, 53,77 Caron, Michael, 77 Carrington, Andrew, 18,48,49 Casavant, Rene, 52,77 Casavant, Urban, 52,72 Charette, Roger, 10 Charpentier, Paula, 77 Chartier, Diane, 72 Chase, Evelyn, 21,47 Chase, Gerald, ¥7 Chase, Richard, 23,64 Chase, Sandra, 77 Chauvin, Romana, 77 Cheney, John, 23,58,59 Chevalier, Daniel, 72 Chicoine, Anthony, 77 ° Christian, Christine, 78 Christian, Lucille, 93 147 Christian, Sandra, 72 Christianson, Robert, 72 Ciaffone, Betty, 51,52,57,59,63,64,72 Ciprari, Judith, 59,65,72 Clark, Nancy, 78 Clarke, Edward, 34,68 Clemmons, Roger, 72 Closson, John, 58,68 Connors, Richard, 18 Coes, Loring, 78 Cole, Dorothy, 50,58,65,93 Corkum, Norman, 78 Corriveau, Charles, 68 Corriveau, Jo Ann, 78 Corrow, Cynthia, 72 Cote, Kathleen, 49,54,57,59,78 Cote, Susan, 94 Cox, Wardwell, 28,94 Cram, Linda, 94 C rane, Marion, 68 Crawford, Linda, 54,57,59,72 Crawford, Jo Ann, 48,51,54,68 Crevier, Shawn, 28,40,72 Crockett, Mark, 22,53 Cross, Richard, 28,44,72 Curboy, Louise, 73,82 Curboy, Nancy, 51,94 Curboy, Sylvia, 59,78 Curran, David, 15,46,55,94,132 Cutler, David, 68 Czyzewski, Linda, 73 Day, John, 53,78 DeAngelis, Beth, 73 Dean, Gloria, 68 Deering, Francis, 41,55,62,94 D‘Elia, Herbert, 4,10,11,25,62,63,109 Delman, Patricia, 51,54,57,63,68 Demick, Laureen, 42,68 Desmond, Timothy, 73 Despres, Irene, 50,58,68 Deyo, Barbara, 59,73 Dickinson, Gregory, 28,31,34,47,94,106,109 Dimatteo, Anthonym, 28,40,73 Dionne, Marcia, 54,73 Dionne, Nancy, 68,83 Dionne, Mrs., 19 D’Muchovsky, J., 36,60 Docwra, Margaret, 50,51,57,59,63,64, 68 Donovan, Terry, 58,68 Dorrell, Charles, 68 Dorrell, Margaret, 54,57,59,78 Dowling, Michael, 28,53,78 Dowling, Tracy, 50,56,58,89,106,108,111 Drake, Gordon, 55,95 Dubay, Christine, 68,135 Dube, Michael, 17,28 Duchesneau, Gail, 53,54,73 Dumas, Norma, 95 Dumont, Thomas, 52,62,68 Dupell, Eleanor, 11 Dupuis, Cheryl, 57,64,73 Duquette, Helen, 21,53 Durocher, Frances, 73,84 Earls, Arthur, 28,78 Earls, Elizabeth, 48,56,59,62,63,69 Earls, K., 36,37,60 Edmiston, Nancy, 54,56,73 Edwards, Benard, 53,55,78 Emrich, William, 17,21,36,53,55 Erban, Richard, 16,28,38,39,46 Ethier, Bruce, 73 Evans, Robert, 78 Faugno, Donald, 95 Faugno, Neil, 33,34,55,69 Feraco, Patricia, 51,54,95 Flannery, Shelia, 49,54,73 Forand, Charles, 69 Fortier, Jeffery, 64,73 Fortier, Richard, 28,34,35,46,55,69 Fortier, Ronald, 78 Frantz, Kristine, 53,54,69 Fredette, Barbara, 78 Fredette, Roger, 78 Fredette, Roland, 38,73,84 Fredette, Sandra, 51,69 Freeman, Doreen, 73 French, Linda, 78 French, Margaret, 78 Fuller, Barbara, 78 Fuller, Beverly, 73 Fuller, David, 34,73 Gadaire, Douglas, 38,55,95 Gagnier, Janice, 57,73 Galipeau, Concertta, 78 Galipeau, Rena, 78 Galipeau, Rose, 57,63,73 Gallant, Carol, 20,51,95 Gardiner, Carolyn, 59,78 Gardner, William, 73,54 Garieri, Marcia, 44,48,54,59,62,63,69 Gaudreau, Thomas, 78 Gauthier, Elaine, 53,54,57,64,73 Gelineau, Richard, 78 Gendreau, Albert, 9 Gendreau, Ralph, 73 Germaine, Judith, 51,57,78 Gilmon, James, 53,69 Girard, Bonnie, 54,56,73,132 Girouard, Rachael, 57,65,78 Glass, Robert, 73 Goddard, Dana, 73 Goddard, William, 73 Goddu, Dennis, 53,55,68 Goldstein, Alden, 20 Gondek, Andrea, 63,69 Goodrich, Francis, 57,69 Gorman, Sandra, 51,78 Gorman, William, 12,25 Gould, James, 55,64,73 Gray, Sheryl, 54,69,132 Greene, Albert, 69 Greene, Sarah, 51,57,59,63,64,73 Gregiore, Beverly, 51,96 Gregiore, Cecile, 44,51,69 Gregoire, Ernest, 52,69 Gregoire, Fernande, 78 Gregoire, Suzanne, 78 Gregory, Ann, 58,69 Gregory, Joanne, 54,57,59,69 Grinnell, Daniel, 64,78,82 Grinnell, Diane, 9,23,51,54,62,63,96,107, 109 Grinnell, Wayne, 69 Grise, Francis, 53,78 Gross, Frederick, 58,59,96,106 Grudzien, Edward, 48,49,72 Grudzien, Michael, 48,49,59,78 Guerin, Joseph, 69 Guertin, Kenneth, 28,73 Guyette, Linda, 78 Hall, John, 73 Hall, Judith, 64,96,109 Hamblin, Richard, 69 Hancock, Andrew, 11,25,52 Haney, Alexander, 78 Haney, Brenda, 78 Haney, James, 28,55 Healey, Edward, 13 Healey, Kenneth, 28,79 Healey, Michael, 28,74 Herbert, James, 74,82 Herbert, Kathryn, 79 Hedlund, Kenneth, 28,38,55,69 Heins, Cheryl, 59,69,85 Heins, Kenneth, 52,74 Heipler, Mrs., 19,65 Henderson, Sharon, 79 Herman, Laura, 54,57,59,74 Herman, Richard, 53,55,59,79 Herrington, Thomas, 79 Hickland, Randell, 28,36,69,82 Hicks, Neil, 58,79 Hitchcock, Harold, 69 Hoenig, Michael, 28,53,55,79 Hoffman, Carolyn, 54,56,59,62,74 Holmes, Leona, 53,54,57,74 Horonzewic, Cheryl, 79 Hope, Jean, 74 148 Howe, James, 49,77 Howlette, Norman, 28,36,69 Huber, Barry, 79 Hyde, Edward, 28,36,44,69 Hyde, Kathryn, 51,54,57,59,63,64,74 Hyland, James, 28,38,40,55,69 ladorola, Lewis, 53,58,64,74 Jalbert, Alan, 96,111 Jalbert, Gale, 59,65,74 Jalbert, Jean, 79 Jalbert, Roger, 69 James, Agathe, 18,85,109,36,61 James, Richard, 33,34,49,52,53,58, 64,69 Jamieson, Peter, 74 Jamieson, Richard, 74 Jamieson, Nancy, 79 Jensen, Christine, 64,69,85 Jensen, Nancy, 79 Jensen, Norma, 74 Jette, Edward, 53,55,59,79 Johnson, Jeffery, 58,69 Johnson, Nancy, 79 Jolin, Lee, 54,57,79 Jolin, Madeline, 54,57,59,74 Julian, Francis, 28,79 Julian, Paul, 28,36,40,69 Kaitbenski, David, 28,34,74 Keeney, Betsy, 54,59,79 Keeney, Sarah, 52,59,74 Kelly, Mark, 34,53,55,77,82 Kelly, Paul, 74 Kennedy, Catherine, 4,22,47 Kettles, David, 58,97,111 King, Hazel, 69 Kochanowski, Mrs., 59 Kochanowski, Robert, 33,34,38,36,55,69 Knox, Diane, 56,64,97,109 Kresco, Beverly, 70 Kupfer, Robert, 74 Laberge, June, 59 Laberge, Lea, 74,79 LaFlamme, Jean, 50,51,53,62,63,88,106,108 LaFlamme, Rita, 16,51,63,97,135 Lamothe, Anthony, 70 Landerville, Robert, 70 Langeuin, Guy, 74 Langlois, Linda, 58,79 LaPlante, James, 79 LaPlante, Judith, 97,110 LaPoint, Bruce, 79 Lassonde, Denise, 54,57,65,79 Lataille, Eugene, 97 Lataille, Julianna, 79 Latialle, Leonard, 52,70 Lavergne, Jeffery, 70 Laviera, Joann, 50,51,54,62,89,108,109,110 Lavigne, Irene, 79 Lawrence, Lois, 50,52,54,97 Lazure, Joann, 79 LePage, Doreen, 59,79 LePain, Lugene, 98,110 LePain, Mark, 28,55,70 Leveille, Patricia, 79 Lewis, Arthur, 13 Lewis, Peter, 14,15,50,58,74 Lilla, Michael, 74 Lindell, Ann, 44,50,51,52,98,107,108,110 Lindley, Diane, 54,57,59,74 Lindley, Susan, 54,56,74 Lindsay, Arthur, 74 Lindsay, Bruce, 55,58,64,70 Lindsay, Conrad, 28,53,79 Lippe, Ronald, 28,36,38,40,55,70,83 Looney, D., Looney, Robert, 28,36,44,70 Loranger, Elaine, 79 Loranger, Suzanne, 59,70 Loren, 53 Luce, Elinor, 52,58,70 Luce, Walter, 14,15,25 Lucier, Kenneth, 64,74 Lyman, Craig, 79 MacGillivray, George, 55,98 MacGrath, Mark, 52,58,64,70 Mahan, Bruce, 45,79 Marinelli, Jean, 15,49,51,62,63,98 Martel, Ann, 79 Martel, Dawn, 57,70 Martin, Michael, 79,98 Martin, Royal, 79,82 Martin, Thomas, 74 Martinez, Andrea, 98 Maska, Everett, 79 Maynard, Maureen, 74 Maynard, Ramona, 58,65,70 McCarthy, Jerry, 28,55,99 McCue, Janice, 54,57,74 McCue, Ronald, 10,34,47,55,99,110 McDougal, David, 74 McEachern, Ernestine, 8,9 McGann, Barbara, 51,79 McIntyre, Glenn, 70,82 McKay, Daniel, 28,80 McKissick, Donna, 20,51,63,99 McLean, Phyllis, 20,45 McLean, Rita, 59,80 McVeigh, David, 99 Menard, Paul, 70 Mercure, Paul, 55,80 Mercure, William, 70 Metcalf, Jane, 70 Michon, Linda, 51,74 Miknatis, John, 28,80 Miller, Carolyn, 48,58,64,88,109,111 Miller, Walter, 28,70 Miller, Willard, 80 Miles, James, 10 Mitchell, E. Douglas, 99 Mocko, John, 28,40,74 Moore, Frederic, 28,74 Moore, Robert, 28,74 Moreau, Judith, 54,74 Moreau, Ronald, 70 Moreau, Suzanne, 54,57,80 Morey, James, 38,70,85 Morgan, Beverly, 80 Morgan, Ronald, 80 Moriarty, Robert, 40,74 Moriarty, Sandra, 42,59,62,65,70 Morrill, Sherry, 48, 51,62,63,68 Morrissey, Dorothy, 9 Morrissey, Esther, 54,59,72,132 Morris, Stephen, 34,35,58,108 Morse, Richard, 28,80 Morse, Steven, 55,70 Muller, Augustine, 75 Murray, Harold, 100 Murray, William, 28,53,75 Nase, G. Leonard, 17 Nase, 36,40,75 Nash, Meredith, 70 Nash, William, 75 Nasse, Christo, 15,53 Naylor, Dennis, 53,80 Nelson, John, 75 Nichols, Gary, 80 Nichols, Linda, 75 Moga, Constance, 49,54,80 Nolan, David, 28,55,58,59,68 Norton, Garfield, 9,19 Nowatkiewicz, Margaret, 51,54,57,63,65,80 Noyes, Janet, 46,53,54,59,62,65,68 Noyes, Nancy, 51,65,70 O’Brien, Paul 16 Ochs, William, 80 O’Connor, Robert, 12 O'Day, Kathleen, 70 O'Day, Philip, 75 O’Kane, William, 53 Olney, Janice, 65,70 Ordway, Craig, 45,61 Palmer, Joel, 75 Palmer, Marc, 80 Paolucci, Carl, 80 Papineau, Virginia, 75 Pappas, Christine, 80 Pappas, Henry, 47 Paquette, Ronald, 64,70 149 Pacquin, Nancy, 54,75 Parent, Leo, 80 Parker, Beverly, 58,100 Parker, David, 51,52,58,64,70 Parker, Nancy, 100 Parron, James, 34,75 Parron, Robert, 80 Parzych, Michael, 28,59,80 Parzych, Sandra, 57,59,65,80 Patterson, Donald, 70 Patterson, Rosemarie, 51,57,100 Pauli, Emil, 28,80 Pauli, Karla, 54,58,59,75 Pauli, Ruth, 13,51,58,70 Pauli, Walter, 21,55 Pease, Robert, 80 Pecha, Michael, 100 Peck, Michael, 80 Peck, Wayne, 28,70 Pelletier, Beatrice, 80 Pelletier, Henry, 70 Peloquin, Pauline, 12,49,51,54,57,58,59,70 Pena, Irene, 48,54,80 Pernoski, James, 55,75 Pernoski, Kathleen, 54,56,63,101,106 Perreault, Patricia, 44,51,63,70,109 Perry, Donna, 70 Perry, Marsha, 80 Petrillo, David, 80 Phipps, Marcia, 59,80 Pickett, William, 38,101 Pierce, Elaine, 53,54,59,62,63,71 Plasse, Elaine, 51,54,101 Plasse, Ronald 53,80 Plimton, Kathleen, 51,58,71 Ploof, Laureen, 75 Plouffe, Sylvia, 71 Podgorski, Stephen, 23,58 Poirier, Roland, 9 Pontbriand, Gary, 80 Porter, Clement, 101 Porter, Colleen, 59,72 Porter, Sandra, 54,80 Portier, Sandra, 58,71 Pote, Douglas, 52,71,84 Powell, Jonathan, 49,50,75 Pratt, Robert, 10,64,80,101 Pratt, William, 53 Principal, 7 Prizio, Linda, 80 Proulx, David, 53,80 Puchta, Rosemary, 81 Racicot, Marie, 60,61 Racicot, Paul, 34,75 Racicot, Rita, 81 Rainka, John, 22 Rainka, Ronald, 22,52 Rasys, Arlene, 59 Rasys, Dorothy, 58,59,60,61,101,106 Rattee, Marilyn, 71 Raymond, Ronald, 81 Reed, Elizabeth, 44,51,53,54,59,62,63,71 Regis, Linda , 54,59,63,75 Reynolds, Kathleen, 64,71 Rice, Deanna, 71 Rice, Frederick, 58,75 Robbins, Norman, 28,34,40,75 Robbins, Paul, 81 Robertson, Karen, 51,54,57,102 Robinson, Ellen, 50,51,54,62,65,102 Roscioli, Richard, 28,102,107 Rossi, Nancy, 53,81 Salce, Carol, 75 Samek, Bernard, 53,55,81 Sampson, Liliane, 70 Sandole, Robert, 33,59,81 Sarty, Gail, 54,75 Savage, Brad, 36,55,102 Savage, Bruce, 28,55,75 Schell, Norman, 34,48,49,52,55,64,102, 106,111 Sciarretta, Frances, 51,71 Scott, John, 53,55,81 Senecal, Gloria, 51,102,110 Seremet, Marsha, 54,65,81 Shaclumis, Paula, 51,103,110 Shailer, Faye, 54,57,75 Shailer, Neil, 103 Sharkey, Ann, 44,63,71 Sharon, Bradford, 40,75 Sheldon, Susan, 51,54,59,64,75 Shenandoah, Faye, 54,57,71 Sherman, Priscilla, 54,57,75 Shulman, Sam, 16,17 Shumate, Edward, 17,81 Shumate, Kim, 28 Silverburg, Christine, 52,60,68 Silverburg, Sandra, 50,103 Simpson, Linda, 57,59,75 Simpson, Paul, 34,58,103 Slepian, Gail, 40,50,54,56,58,86,103,108, 109 Smith, Charles, 34,58,75 Smith, Eleanor, 81 Smith, Mary, 51,54,63,71 Smith, Vernon, 17,40 Solomon, Dennis, 28,53,55,81 Solomon, Mrs., 24 Sorel, Jeffery, 81 Spence, Janice, 8] Spence, Richard, 50,51,58,65,71,85 Spooner, Nancy, 52,59,71 Spooner, Susan, 58,59,75 Stanton, Tina, 81 Staples, Kathryn, 75 Steensen, Ted, 14,34,35,46 Steiger, Lessia, 81 Stevens, Joanne, 71 Stevens, Paulette, 75 Stone, Clarence, 28,36,45,76 Stone, Ray, 8] Sullivan, Donna, 15,50,58,103,111 Sullivan, Ellen, 45,57,59,76 Sullivan, Kathleen, 49,59,81 Suominen, Sandra, 51,57,59,63,64,76 Superintendant, 6,47 Suprenant, Michael, 28,34,53,64,76 Sutherland, Claudia, 15,16 Sweeney, Eileen, 8 Sweet, Sheryl, 76 Switzer, Robert, 36,76 Szolusha, Paul, 36,76 Talbot, Suzanne, 57,62,64,76 Tavernier, Gerald, 76 Taylor, Mary Ellen, 71 Teagno, Donald, 40,53,76 Tefft, Richard, 81 Tefft, Robert, 71 Terrill, Diane, 57,76 Terrill, Mark, 55,81 Terry, Glen, 59,81 Terry, Joyce, 54,59 Terry, Peter, 36,37,38,55,71,104,107 Tetreault, Roger, 28,47,104 Therrien, Paula, 44,51,104 Thomas, Richard, 20 Thompson, Mary, 54,59,63,71 Thompson, Virginia, 81 Tieleman, Ineke, 58,104 Tilton, Barbara, 76 Tindal, John, 81 Toepfer, Dean, 20 Toto, Eugene, 53,81 Toto, John, 71 Towne, Gail, 54,59,76 Towne, Randall, 71 Towns, William, 34,71 Trahan, Jonathon, 28,36,55,71 Trahan, Michael, 28,76 Trembly, Daniel, 81 Tryba, John, 36,44,7 Ulrich, Donald, 11,64 Upson, Christopher, 13,44,58,62,64,71 Urban, Patricia, 44,71 Urban, William, 81 Valler, Gary, 52,76 150 VanDerlick, Albert, 71 VanWettering, Lynn, 104 Varnum, Donna, 81 Vickers, Darlene, 54,76 Vincent, Daniel, 81 Vincent, Lorraine, 81 Vincent, Roland, 81 Wagner, Joanna, 51,81 Waite, Jesse, 44,51,71 Waite, Norma, 76 Walther, Richard, 41,60,64,71 Walulak, Ronald, 28,30,38,36,55,71 Wassmer, Julia, 54,59,81 Wassmer, Kathleen, 10,51,54,104 Watson, Douglas, 76 Watson, Linda, 49,54,63,105 Wayne, James, 81 Wayne, 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