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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1966 volume:

jean SPT: Aneoriwifartin) ‘eave ee sen auhaEn Te Pc Tr icAA Tbk HA A ab ng iif HTT 1966 TANTASQUAN TANTASQUA REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL STURBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS FOREWORD Tantasqua can well be proud of its accomplishments throughout the past years. Their athletic and general activities have made the name Tantasqua known and respected throughout the state. Students have made most of the accomplishments for THS. Today, the thought of a teenager disturbs the older generation. However, we are tomorrow’s adults and are certainly capable of handling the demands placed upon us by unfavorable conditions overseas and here at home. Today’s teenager is not the “best” that society claims him to be. He is, in most cases, understanding and willing to give a little of himself in order to better the world in which he lives. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION. ..-..-------- 16 A DHL TICS © 2 50'S = creer ere 120 PEN VIT THe ee 100 ADVERTISEMENTS ....-.------ 154 Watch what you do with that camera, bud! The next nine pages are filled with candids de- picting school life, social life and anything else that goes on in school. You’re bound to find your- self in here somewhere, so start looking! Look, Ma! No hands! So help me, it was that long. What a pity . . . she just fell over the chair and broke her leg. He should know by now that I’m the best guy for the job. Vyaaer - The Grand March The Junior Class of Tantasqua Regional High School requests the pleasure of your company at the Junior Prom on Friday, May Seventh nineteen hundred sixty-five at eight o’clock in the evening High School Cafeteria REVES D'AMOUR Dick Blanchette and Maryann George. Close friends exchange autographs. The chaperones enjoy themselves. too. _ == ey | = _ _ That’s great, Bob, but 15% of 410 isn't 2,367. | om ee ge llis.. Oh! Irene, it’s just too awful. He hit her, kicked her. . . and then he . What says we lift weights after school? Funniest thing — this little squiggle looks just like the stuff you find in the cafeteria food. I wonder what that lynch mob is doing in the forum? I'm glad I didn’t accept the date with him, anyway. You say there’s a WHAT crawling up my back? Hesprobably beats iy he aa WU THN Say, Ellen. Would you mind But what I don’t get Mr. Hufeault, is when the doo-hickey lifts the whoosey whatsy and the putting your coat across this puddle for me? 10 Haw! Haw! His mother sent him to school in a Granny dress. Bes. That sounds like a good excuse, Ricky, but Mr. Weiss’ll Hey, Gail. What’s that great big thing on the hill? never believe it. 11 It says MILK on the carton, but don’t let that fool ya’ . (HIC!) sp io NUE Se Ra ENS _ ivan eee RROD Gibb ... er... rillen. I wonder if that’s like root beer. I really hated to do it to him. . . he was so young, too. rere teed OF THE ements sc NG OF Ne t.u ob od od A F CA oe oe ee In Go Ge As be « . bd 44? din fo SS Te £ de + .% bod 2 T Ph Bi Po At @x ae ee ae ce ae eee | b DY Ho Er Tm Yb Lu -” � bb ae Po tk Ci Ey Fm Md No Lw COMPANY a My group only had 100% cavities. 13 Ya’ better look out, fella! It’s not that I’m bored, but . Bob Sandole proved to be one of the best runners of the The memory of Babe Ruth in the Baseball Hall of Fame. season. SPORTS The dynamic Warriors give it to ’em. 14 Gee, I hope this egg is hard-boiled. Ted Wells tries for a foul shot. : % ee ; eA - os Ts SP The Warriors try to win another scalp. An Oxford opponent attempts to block a basket. 15 FACULTY GRADUATES UNDERCLASSMEN ROBERT A. WATSON SUPERINTENDENT GRADUATION marks an end and a beginning. It terminates your formal public education and casts you in the role of adult. Some of you will begin your life’s work immediately while others will postpone this condition until after further schooling. Your ultimate occupation will be less important than your attitude toward your work. For we need excellence in all walks of life. Indeed, the survival of a free society depends upon the quality of all its citizens. Secretary Gradner wrote, “In a free society, every man lives for himself but also lives for his society.” Therefore, take pride in doing a good job. Your rewards will be personal contentment, self-respect, dignity and satisfaction in contributing to the common good. 18 ROLAND W. WILSON PRINCIPAL THE world today surrounds us with conflicting pressures, loyalties and values. We can expect the world of tomorrow to be equally confusing un- less education helps individuals acquire increased understanding of the world in which we live. Within the next two decades, young people will probably experience a world marked by ideological competition, increased leisure caused by auto- mation, world-wide communication networks and power struggles among new and old nations. The student of tomorrow will be better informed about world events but will probably have to wait longer to take his place in society. Therefore, educational preparation must be the best possible and must con- stantly change to meet the needs of tomorrow. le, ee AMSA DARPA eh EDWARD B. BZDULA ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FRANCIS J. BANSFIELD GUIDANCE DIRECTOR 20 GUIDANCE ERNESTINE WARD McEACHERN Mississippi State B.S., M.S. PAUL McCARTHY Northeastern Univ. A.B., M.Ed. LOUISE WILLETT Secretary NURSE SHIRLEY M. GRAY Memorial Hospital Nursing Certificate Future Nurses Club Advisor PLANT ENGINEER HAWTRY YEAMES Northeastern Univ. PG, (Chil dh, Head of Maintenance OFFICE STAFF ANNETTE BROWN Office Secretary JULIE VICKERS Office Secretary 21 N ROGER CHARETTE LUCILLE THIMBLIN DONALD ULRICH Assumptuon College Univ. of Mass. Boston Univ. Boston Univ. B.S., M.A. B.F.A. Bowdoin College Freshman Class Advisor Junior Class Univ. of Conn. Advisor A.B., M.Ed. Drama Club Advisor Dept. Head ENGLISH GEORGE H. WEILER Boston College Ph.B., A.B., M.Ed. Debate Club Advisor JUDITH RICH Boston Univ. Hofstra Univ. B.A. ELIOT RICH Univ. of Maine Boston Univ. B.A., M.A. Yearbook Advisor ae ARTHUR A. LEWIS Brown Univ. Bridgewater State Ph.B., B.S.Ed., A.M. T.T.A. Treasurer LOUIS HYDE American International College B.A. ANDREW HANCOCK Georgetown Univ. B.A. Senior Class Advisor Really, Mr. Gorman — it gets better when you get to the last drop. ROBERT O’CONNOR Boston Univ. U. of Mass. Holy Cross College B.S.Ed. 25 TED STEENSEN CHRISTO NASSE Sprinfield College Colby College B.S. B.S., M.Ed. Varsity Track, Cross-country Coach Ring Advisor WALTER A. LUCE Bridgewater State B.S.Ed., M.Ed., C.A.GS. Dep't. Head LOUISE RUNDSTROM Clark Univ. A.B. All right. Who threw that spitball? I dare ya’ to say that agin, boy. RONALD R. RAINKA JAMES W. ALIEN U. of Mass. Worcester State B.S. U. of Alabama B.S.Ed. Publicity Director Math Team Advisor MATH TEAM Cee EDWARD SHUMATE U. of Rhode Island Missouri State U. of Missouri B.S., B.S.Ed., M.A. PAUL O’BRIEN Clark Univ. A.B., M.Ed. Dep't. Head ALICE RUSSELL U. of Mass. BES: . the knee bone’s connected to the hip bone . RICHARD J. ERBAN Springfield Coll SCIENCE eae e ollege Ven PresauleleAc Head Basketball Coach C. VERNON SMITH U. of Mass. B.S. J.V. Basketball Coach Senior Class Advisor MICHAEL J. DUBE U. of Mass. B.S. Presid) laA0 Asst. Football Coach 28 RICHARD LORUSSO U. of Vermont B.A. ARMAND HUFAULT Clark Univ. A.B. G. LEONARD NASE Worcester State B.S. EDWARD AHERN Westfield State Worcester State Bis Bee Mabe Now where did I put my draft papers? 29 NORBERT MATERA St. Anselm’s College A.B. EDITH G. BOLSHAW Tufts College A.B., A.M. Dep't. Head Nat'l. Honor Society Advisor JANET LACERDA Clark Univ. B.A. Brown Univ. M.A. THOMAS MILLER Instituto Venegas Posada B.A. Clark Univ. LANGUAGE I don’t like that “My name is José Jimenez” bit of yours, sir! AGATHE M. JAMES SANDRA CROCE Universite de Strasbourg Barry College B.A., B.S.Ed., M.A. A.B. Freshman Class Advisor MARJORIE CAMPBELL Bridgewater State B.S.E. Lib. Serv. Club Advisor A.V. Squad Advisor Library Coordinator How nice! Your book is over- due fifty-two days. MRS. HEIPLER Library Clerk MRS. DIONNE Resource Center Assistant LIBRARY RESOURCE CENTER ts “ay 4 yA a acti + - sit � GARFIELD NORTON Boston College Bisiotoee ied. Supervisor of Attendance ERNEST WOODCOCK Boston Univ. A.A., B.A., M.Ed. Dep't. Head Junior Class Advisor Future Teachers’ Advisor MARY T. BZDULA MARY C. ESMAY SUSAN COSTA Boston Univ. Bryant College American International Worcester State B.S. College B.S. B.S., M.Ed. Department Head Secretaries’ Club Advisor Alumni Advisor School Registers BUSINESS as EDUCATION | iii Sng 9060000 = C0000 0009 000 RICHARD A. THOMAS American International B.S., M.Ed. Sophomore Class Advisor Boy, will they love me after I give ’em this quiz! 32 EVELYN CHASE Arnold College B.S. Majorette Advisor Drill Team Advisor GRA Junior High Advisor HELEN DUQUETTE Bridgewater State B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Ady. Gym Advisor GRA Senior High Advisor Cheerleader Advisor WALTER K. PAULI Boston Univ. B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Intramurals Director Adv. Gym Advisor Dept. Head WILLIAM R. EMRICH Panzer College Springfield College B.S., M.Ed. Athletic Director Sophomore Class Advisor Baseball Coach When he told me to reach for the heights I never thought he meant this. 33 Alla! Alla! Allahhhh.. . JOHN E. CHENEY Ohio Wesleyen Univ. B.M., M.S.M. Baylor Univ. Boston Univ. Choraleers Advisor Glee Club Advisor Ninth Grade Chorus Advisor FRED W. DRIFMEYER Boston Univ. B.Mus. MUSIC It’s a bird! It’s a plane! Oh, good grief! It’s Mr. Cheney! Oh, how I wish I had my ouija board. ART RICHARD O. CHASE Mass. College of Art B.F.M.F.A. 34 HOME ECONOMICS CATHERINE E. KENNEDY Worcester State Framingham State B.S.Ed. Freshman Class Coordinator Dep’t. Head VIRGINIA B. CORWIN University of Rhode Island B.S. INDUSTRIAL ARTS JOHN RAINKA Fitchburg State B.S., M.S.E. Dep't. Head MARK V. CROCKETT, JR. Univ. of Mass. B.S. Assistant Track Coach Really, Mr. Lewis. The coffee doesn’t taste that bad. You just have to add a little Coke. fe JOHN R. RUSSO VOCATIONAL DIRECTOR The Vocational School opened September 8, 1965 for its second year of operation. The aim of the school is to prepare students for profitable employment. The Vocational School offers the following trades: Machine Shop, Metal Fabrication and Welding; Carpentry and Millwork; and Machine Drafting. The curriculum in- cludes Shop, Related Math, Science, Blueprint Reading and Drawing, for the partic- ular trade, also academic subjects. Each course extends over four years. The student, when he graduates, will receive a high school dip loma and a vocational certificate in his trade. To be admitted to our Vocational School, an applicant must be fourteen years of age and or completed the eighth grade. He should have the definite desire to pursue his trade, and have the ability to profit by the instruction offered. Presently our teaching staff consists of seven full time Vocational teachers. With the addition of some equipment and teachers, we will be able, in the next few years, to instruct approximately 160 students. When our students graduate, they will start their working careers as tradesmen, and be on their way to becoming good citizens. 36 MRS. LOVE LEONARD BEAULIEU NORMAN HALLS WILLIAM MESSENHEIMER Voc. Secretary Voc. Ed. Certificate Voc. Ed. Certificate Voc. Ed. Certificate WALTER MATYSZCZYK ROBERT P. LUSSIER THADDEUS LESNIEWSKI RICHARD SHELLY Voc. Ed. Certificate Voc. Ed. Certificate Voc. Ed. Certificate Yale Univ. B.A., M.A. A front view of the Vocational building. 38 CENTER NEN Pin ne SOO RECO 0 DIRSEEIE IEEE EN : vee POG vey, om, xe Se) wort 39 Loretta Callahan, Louise LaVergne, “Jerry” Perron, Phyllis Hyde. CAFETERIA STAFF Olive Benway, Carrie Bolshaw, Doris Forand, Elsa Pratt. Absent: Lillian Janeczek. MAINTENANCE USTODIAN’S OFFICE STORERDOM ° Pete Gendreau, Syd Bolshaw. Mrs. Solomon 40 Does anyone have a bottle of Nervine? . and that, kiddies, is the story of the first Thanksgiving. Friends, Romans. Countrymen. TEACHER CANDIDS 41 PRESIDENT WILLIAM LEWIS AYERS “Bill” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To leave Tantasqua organized. Activities: Wrestling Club 2; Student Council Home- room Representative 1,2,3,4; Senator 2,3; Treasurer 3; Vice-President Central District Student Council 4; Class Secretary 1; President 3,4; Red Cross 2; Class Play 2; Prom Committee 3,4; Baseball 4; Dec- lamation Contest 2; Basketball 3; Advanced Gym 1,- 2 = é “Aw, c'mon, Esther.” SECRETARY COLLEEN ANN PORTER “Gershwin” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To finish college successfully, marry conveniently, and live happily ever after. Activities: Class Secretary 2,3,4; Advanced Gym 1,2,- 3,4; Competitive Gymnastics 2,3,4; GRA 1,2,3,4: Choraleers 4; Majorettes 2,3, Captain 4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Dance Committee 1,2,3; Prom Com- mittee Chairman 3,4. Dislikes: Coffee, foggy weather, short romances. “What's new, Pussycat?” TREASURER RAYMOND MARCY BURNHAM, II “Ray” Sturbridge Activities: Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross-Coun- try 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,4; Student Council 4;, Debate Club 3; Vice-President 4; Math Team 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Tomahawk 3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,- 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Treasurer 4. Dislikes: The father of the girl. ds LO) 5 bam VICE-PRESIDENT ESTHER MARIE MORRISSEY “Es” i Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To become co-owner of a brown Cor- vette. Activities: Class Vice-President 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Cheerleading 3, Captain 4; Student Council 1; Prom Committee Chairman 3,4; Ad- vanced Gym 1,2; GRA 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 2. Dislikes: People who go out of their way to hurt oth- ers. “Ya. Im sure!” ALEXANDER ADAM “Alexander” Holland LYNNE AUDREY AHO “Albino” Sturbridge xreatest Wish: To marry Carl. Activities: Chorus 1; Advanced Gym 1]; Drama Club 1; All School Play 1; GRA 2; Senior Glee Club 2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3,4; Drill Team Treas. 4; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; National Honor Soci- ety 3,4. Dislikes: Hypocrisy and disloyalty. “It’s Friday!!!” CAROLYN MAY ALDRICH Oza Wales Greatest Wish: To raid Taraura Hall. Activities: GRA 1,2; Secretaries of Tomor- row 4. Dislikes: Bus rides. “Forget it!” CAROL DAWN AMBACH “Leader” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To own a white Thunder- bird and marry Rich. Activities: Chorus 1; Senior Glee Club 2,- 3; Library Service 1; FTA 1,2; FNA 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Drama Club 1,2; Yearbook 2,3, Business Manager 4. “Tm sure.” 44 “Pauline” PAULINE BAILLARGEON Holland LANCE ERIC BANWELL Brookfield “Lance” Greatest Wish: To ski in the Olympics on a pair of Standards. Activities: Football 1,2; Red Cross 2; -Prom Committee 4; Tennis Club 4; Ski Club 4. Dislikes: Monkeys. “Yeah, I'm with you.” CAROLYN ANN BENNETT “Bennett” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To get an apartment in Harlem. Activities; Chorus 1; Drama Club 1,2; Yearbook 1,2,3, Treasurer 4; GRA 1; FTA 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3,4; School play 1,- 2; National Honor Society 3,4. “That’s a farce!” LOUISE ELSIE BLONDIN “Lou Lou” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To get along with Tuffy. “Tm so happy.” MICHAEL BOWDEN “Mike” Sturbridge Activities: Baseball 2,3,4. RICHARD BLANCHETTE “Porky” Sturbridge Likes: Everyone — especially Maryann. 43 ELIZABETH KRISTA BRANDT “Bonnie” Sturbridge Activities; GRA _ 1,2,3; Choraleers 3,4; King and I 3; Glee Club 2; Drill Team 3; Chorus 1; FTA 1,2; Debate Club 4; Prom Committee 3,4. “Neat as rocks.” DONNA MELEDA BRANNIFF “Little One” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To fit into a size five dress. “You'll be all right.” CANDACE LEE BRUCE “Candy” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To be a good legal Secre- tary and help “Michael Row The Boat Ashore.” Activities: Majorettes 1,2,3,4; Advanced Gym 1,2; King and I 3; Advertising Man- ager for Secretaries of Tomorrow Club 4. “Tm sure!” LINDA KAY BURNHAM “Lyn” Brimfield Greatest Wish: To write a book on theol- ogy. “Don’t panic, lady!”’ URBAN CASSAVANT Brimfield “Curban” Activities: Wrestling 1. “People are funny!” DANIEL CHEVALIER “Danny” Brimfield Activities: Weightlifting Club 1; Track team. SANDRA ELLEN CHRISTIAN “Sandi” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To lose the natural curl in my hair. Activities: Secretaries of Tomorrow 4. “Don’t I wish!” DIANE CHARTIER “Diane” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To travel and see the world. Activities: Secretaries of Tomorrow 4; Tomahawk Staff 4. “You drive me up a wall.” 46 MEREDITH COLLINS “Meri” West Brookfield Greatest Wish: To convince my mother that motor scooters are safe. Activities: Math Team 3,4; Yearbook 4. Dislikes: Memorizing definitions for Mr. Steensen; heaters on hot days. “Are you out of your everlovin’ mind?” ROBERT L. CHRISTIANSON “Bob” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To join the Army. Dislikes: G Block study halls. “Tm going to stay away from stray bul- i JUDITH ANN CIPRARI “Judy” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To have a successful ex- periment in Advanced Biology. Activities: Library Service Club 1,2; Cho- rus 1; Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 1; FNA 3, Secretary 4; Prom Committee 3,4; Year- book 1,2,3, Secretary 4; Girls’ State Rep. BY Dislikes: Saying good-bye. “Tll never tell. . .” DIANE ELIZABETH COOKE “Diane” North Brookfield Greatest Wish: To be unconventional. Activities: Tomahawk 4; Yearbook 4. Dislikes: Group Therapy dances. poled Hae 47 CYNTHIA ANN CORROW = Cinw Brookfield Greatest Wish: To see the world. Activities: Glee Club 3; Attendance Office 3,4. Dislikes: Being away from my friends in New York; conceited people. “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” VIRGINIA CORWIN “Ginny” Brookfield Dislikes: Getting up early; over-cooked vegetables. “Having fun?” LINDA MARY CRAWFORD “ny” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To join the Air Force. Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Chora- leers 3,4; King and I 3; FNA 3,4; GRA 2,- 3; Advanced Gym 2; Drill Team 3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Yearbook 1. Dislikes: The draft snobs, Monday morn- ings. “You're out of it!” RICHARD L. CROSS “Rick” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To become a represen- tative for Winchester or Remington Arms Company. Activities: Football 1,2; Chorus 2; Ad- vanced Gym 2. “Who’s got MAG wheels?” CARLA TOBIN CURTIS LINDA ANN CZYZEWSKI “Linda” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To take a walk one foggy night in London town. Activities: Glee Club 3,4; Science Fair 2,- 4, FNA 3,4. Dislikes: Pessimists. “Don’t worry about it.” AOKOH Sturbridge Activities: Glee Club 2; FNA 3, Corres. Secretary 4; Model Congress at AIC 3,4; SHEILA MARIE CREEDEN “The Creed” Wales Greatest Wish: Everything in particular; nothing in general. Activities� Newspaper 1,2,3, Gen. News Editor 4; Yearbook Sports Ed. 3,4; Stu- dent Gov't Day 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Debating Team 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4. “Yes, I can.” Yearbook Sr. Editor 4. Dislikes: People who aren’t fair. “Look, but don’t touch!” 48 BETH MARSDEN DeANGELIS “DeAngelis” West Brookfield Greatest Wish: To have the serenity to accept the things I can’t change. Activities: Student Council 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Tomahawk 3,4; Latin Club 4; Yearbook 3,4. Dislikes: Hypocrites. “Ciao”. TIMOTHY DESMOND iz Brookfield Greatest Wish: To pitch in a World Series game. Activities; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Captain. Dislikes: Girls who wear lipstick and 283 Chevies. “Going to Barre” BARBARA J. DEYO “Barbe”’ Brimfield Greatest Wish: To find out what T.S.T.S.T.S.A. means! Activities: Chorus 1; Yearbook 2; Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4. Dislikes: Boys. “Smile!” ANTHONY GUY DiMATTEO “Tony? — ““Wopp” Sturbridge Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Prom Committee 3,4; Student Council 1; Letterman’s Club DSi ak Dislikes: Short hair, big earrings. ““What?P?”’ MARCIA SUSAN DIONNE “Marsh” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To leave Mr. Gorman organized. Activities: GRA 3; Advanced Gym _ 3; National Honor Society 3,4. “Is that right?” 49 GAIL DUCHESNEAU Gail- Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To become a private sec- retary to a handsome millionaire. Activities: Tennis Club 2; GRA 2,3; FNA Secretary 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Secretaries of Tomorrow Secretary 4. Dislikes: Being rushed, small foreign cars. “For heaven sakes!”’ FRANCES DUROCHER “Franny” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To see the day when SPA- GHETTI is spelled VINNI! Activities; GRA 1,2; Tennis Club 1,2; Cheerleading 3; Secretarial Club 4. Dislikes: Jealous people and telephone bills. “IT don’t care!” NANCY LOUISE EDMISTON “Nancy” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To see Goldwater in the White House. Activities: GRA 2; Advanced Gym 1,2, President 3,4; Tennis Club 2; Cheer- leading 2,3; Dance Committee 2,3. Dislikes: Snow bunnies and school park- ing. “I’m sure.” ZOE ENRIGHT ELOee Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To follow the sun. Activities: Dramatics 2,3; Basketball 2; School Paper 3; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3,4. “That gidgywhichit.” SHEILA ANN FLANNERY “Bug” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To make five years go by fast. Activities: Advanced Gym 1,2; GRA 1,2; Student Council 2; Prom Committee 4; Dance Committee 2. Dislikes: Loud people. “Too much!” JEFFREY AIMES FORTIER setts Wales Greatest Wish: To come back to Tantas- qua a rich man. Activities: Advanced Gym 1,2,3; Track 1,- DF, Dislikes: Wise guys. “T’m sure, too, huh?” 50 ROLAND RAYMOND FREDETTE “Skippy” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To prove brunettes have more fun. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Lettermans Club 2,3,4; Weightlifting 3; Choraleers 3. Dislikes: Bread without butter; Eggs with- out toast; Girls without tongues. “Turns me on.” DORENE ANN FREEMAN “Bambi” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To marry a handsome mil- lionaire. Activities: GRA 2,3; Tennis Club 1. Dislikes: Conceited people and getting up early, “Tm sure.” JANICE ANNE GAGNIER “Jan” Wales Greatest Wish: To be able to surf!” Activities: GRA 1; Secretaries of Tomor- row Club 4. Dislikes: Phonies. “Forget it!” WILLIAM SCOTT GARDNER “Scotty” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To play for the Mets in the World Series. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,- 4, Lettermans Club 3,4; Badminton Club 2; Weight Lifting Club 3; Prom Committee 3,4. Dislikes: 95 degree football practice; girls with short hair. “What a guy” BEVERLY ANN FULLER “Bev” Brimfield Greatest Wish: To live. Activities; Advanced Gym 1; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2. Dislikes: Snobs. “T exist but do not live.” ELAINE MARIE GAUTHIER “Elaine” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To go to college. Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; GRA 1,2,4; FNA 2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3,4; Drama Club 1; Yearbook 3,4; Science Fair 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 4. Dislikes: That greasy kid stuff and crowd- ed telephone booths. “Hi, Charlie.” DAVID FULLER “Dave” Brimfield Activities: Track 1,2,3, Co-captain 4; Ad- vanced Gym 3,4. ROSE MARIE GALIPEAU “Tiger” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To own a Corvette better than Roger’s. Activities: Yearbook 1,2; Majorettes 2,3,4; GRA 1,2, President 4; Chorus 1; Prom Committee 4; Advanced Gym 4. Dislikes: Bees in study hall. “Tm sure.” 51 RALPH ALBERT GENDREAU “Herc” Holland Greatest Wish: To be rich without work- ing. Activities: Baseball 1,2,3,4. Dislikes: Alarm clocks and homework. Veas DU tne BONNIE JAY GIRARD “Bonnie” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To design an unbreakable pair of uneven parallel bars. Activities: Cheerleading 2,3; GRA 1,2,3; Advanced Gym 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1; Dance Committee 1. Dislikes: Unoriginal people and pretzels. “I’m sure.” ROBERT LINDSAY GLASS “Bob” Brookfield Activities: Cross-country 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4. Dislikes: Laziness, donkeys and _ noisy girls. DANA FREEMAN GODDARD “Dana” West Brookfield Dislikes: School in general. 52 WILLIAM A. GOULD “Bill” West Brookfield TERRANCE LEROY GRANT “Terry” Fiskdale Greatest Wish: To see the United States. Activities: Basketball 1. Dislikes: Ramblers. “Come on.” SARAH ELIZABETH GREENE Salting Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To reconcile myself to what I am, and not what Id like to be. Activities: Ninth Grade Chorus; Senior Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; FTA 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Band 1; Pep Squad 2; Student Exchange 3; King and I 3. Dislikes: Slouching. “Cioa — unbelievable!”’ KENNETH RAYMOND GUERTIN “Ken” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To take over where James Bond left off. Activities: Football 1,2; Basketball 1. Dislikes: Censored senior sheets. “Zap, I got ya.” MICHAEL GLEN HEALY “Mike-Tiger’’ Holland Greatest Wish: To own two Corvettes. Activities: Track 2; Football 2,4. “I’m sure, it’s unbelievable.” EDWARD ALBERT GRUDZIEN, JR. “Ed” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: Censored. Activities: Cross-Country 2,3, Co-captain 4; Track 2,3, Co-captain 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; President 2; Student Council Rep. 2; Senator 2; Student Council Vice-pres. 3, Pres. 4; Yearbook 3, Photography Editor 4; Tomahawk photographer. “Too cool.” “QUACK!” 53 KENNETH ALVIN HEINS “Kenney” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To explore outer space. Activities: Wrestling Club 1; Electronics Club 2; Chess Club 3. Dislikes: Republicans. “You're chief of the uglies.” LAURA ELAINE HERMAN “Herm” Holland Greatest Wish: To be in the 1968 Olym- pics with Bob Sandole. Activities: Ninth Grade Chorus; Senior Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; King and I 3; GRA 1,2,3; Advanced Gym 1,2,3,4; Gym Team Co-capt. 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1; Majorettes 1,4, Capt. 2,3. “Forget it, kid!”’ CAROLYN SUE HOFFMAN “Carolyn” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To get something accom- plished in study halls. Activities: Advanced Gym 1,4; Ninth Grade Chorus; Senior Glee Club 2,3; Cheerleading 2,4, captain 3; Yearbook 1, 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3,4; GRA 2,3, president 4. Dislikes: Quiet study halls; unpeppy peo- ple. “Too cool.” LEONA RUTH HOLMES “Charlie” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To meet Susan. Activities: FNA 3,4; Prom Committee 4; FTA 2; Ninth Grade Chorus 1; Drama Club 1; Senior Glee Club 2,4; GRA 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2; Tennis Club 2; Science Fair 3,4; Yearbook 1,2, Secretary 3, Co- editor Jr. High 3, Editor Sr. High 4. “Yippee-doo!” KATHRYN LOIS HYDE “Kath” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To work on the S. S. Hope. Activities: Chorus 1; GRA 2,3; Yearbook 2, 3, Advertising Manager 4; Drama Club 1,- 2; Prom Committee 3,4; Drill Team 3, Secretary 4; FTA 1,2,3; FNA 3,4; Library Service 1; Choraleers 4; Pep Squad 2,3. “Darn!” LEWIS JAMES IADAROLA II “Louie, Louie!” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To be higher than high. Activities: Track 2,3,4; Tennis Club 1,2; Drama Club 1,2; Mikado 1; Chorus 1,2; Choraleers 2,3, Vice-pres. 4; Band 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Student Council Rep. Dislikes: Leaving!! “What’s new (Hampshire, York, Or- leans.)” 54 GALE EILEEN JALBERT Gert Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To live in a mansion on Army pay. Activities: Senior Glee Club 2; Library Service Club 1,2; Secretaries of Tomor- Dislikes: Work, liver, and moody people. “Forget it!” NORMA DOROTHY JENSEN “Lefty” Brimfield Greatest Wish: To fly a U.S. Air Force jet. “You're out of your mind.” MADELINE MARY JOLIN “Maddy” Holland Greatest Wish: To follow my soldier boy. Activities: Pep Squad 1; Ninth Grade Chorus; Senior Glee Club 2; Yearbook 1; GRA 2,3,4; Advanced Gym 1; Drill Team 3; Prom Committee 3,4. Dislikes: The draft. “Tt’s about that time .. .”’ “Nice talk” DAVID JOHN KAITBENSKI “Golumpki” Sturbridge Activities: Dance Committee 1,2; Foot- ball 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Track 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4. Dislikes: Taking laps; girls without long blonde hair. “Can't beat it.” SARA WINSLOW KEENEY “Kara” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To write a Broadway play. Activities: Tomahawk 2,3, Editor 4; Dra- ma Club 1,2,3,4; Choraleers 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Senior Glee Club 2,3; WESO Radio Re- porter 3,4. Dislikes: Math; slow moving, crowded hallways. “You wouldn’t believe it!” PAUL ANTHONY KELLY “Kell” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To be happy and ambi- tious. Activities: Tomahawk 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,- 4; Debate Club 3, Pres. 4; Cross-Country 2,3; Science Fair 1,3,4. Dislikes: School and schedules. “Really?” 55 ROBERT EARL KUPFER “Bob” Sturbridge “Are you serious?” FRANK GIFFORD LANDEN “Giffy” Brimfield Greatest Wish: To be on time. Activities: School Play 1; Track 3,4; Math Team 3,4; King and I 3; Cross-Country 4. “Nuts’’ DIANNE ELLEN LINDLEY Dia Brookfield Greatest Wish: To succeed without really trying. Activities; Drama Club 1; Ninth Grade Chorus; Red Cross 1; GRA 1,2; Advanced Gym 1,2,3; Majorettes 2,3, Co-capt. 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 4; National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4. Dislikes: Phony people, quiet study halls, and homework. SUSAN ELIZABETH LINDLEY “Sue” Brookfield Activities; GRA 1,2,4; Prom Committee 4; Red Cross 1,2; Choraleers 3,4; Cheer- leading 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; King and I 3; Drama Club 1, “Be good” THOMAS ALAN MARTIN “Marty” Brookfield Activities: Cross-Country 2,3, Co-capt. 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Student Council 3. Dislikes: Sun-lamps. “HUH?” ARTHUR DENNIS LINDSAY “Artie” Brimfield Greatest Wish: To make Brimfield a real- ly big metropolis. Activities: Baseball 1,4; Chorus 1; Chor- aleers 3,4; Drama Club 2. “That's OK your mother is ugly too.” RAYMOND BRUCE LUCIA “Bruce” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To leave Tantasqua with good grades. Activities: Basketball. Dislikes: Flies in study hall, slow cars, and noisy girls. “Beg drag.” MAUREEN MAYNARD “Moe” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To have a December wed- ding. Activities: GRA 2,3; Secretaries of Tomor- row 4. Dislikes: Slow-poke drivers. nod Woyo ym by-Vo Faas 56 ANDREW WALTER McAULIFF “McAul” Sturbridge Activities: Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tomahawk 3; Letterman’s Club 3,4. Likes: Almost anything. “Pull over honey, license and registration, please.” JANICE PARTICIA McCUE Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To become a cleaning “Jan” woman. Activities: GRA 1,2,3,4; Adv. Gym 1,2,3,- 4; FNC Treasurer 3,4; Pep Squad 2; Prom Committee 4. Dislikes: Seeing all those people attend the Cross-Country meets. “I give up.” DAVID SCOTT McDOUGAL “Dave” Brookfield Activities: Football 1; Cross-Country 2,3,4. Dislikes: Work in any form and oysters. “Let’s go!” JOHN PAUL MOCKO “Jackie” Wales Greatest Wish: To beat Webster High in baseball this year. Activities: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Dislikes: Lunch and History. “Sweetie.” 37 JUDITH MELODIE MOREAU “Jude” Brimfield Greatest Wish: To graduate. Activities: GRA 1,2,3,4; FNC 2,3. Dislikes: Monday mornings. “It’s a panic.” ROBERT CHARLES MORIARTY “Chuck” Brookfield Activities: Basketball 2. Dislikes: Haircuts. “Go home.” JOHN QUISGAARD NELSON “Hans” Brookfield Activities: Student Council 2; Lettermans Club 3,4; Varsity Football Manager 2,3,4. Dislikes: Ugly girls, rainy days, and mov- ing slowly. “Sniper.” HARRY BRUNSWICK NASE “Tab, wee Brookfield Greatest Wish: To be noticed. Activities: Football 1; Baseball 1,2; Cross- Country 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3. “Out to lunch.” JOSEPH RAYMOND PALMER “Joe” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To graduate. Dislikes: Changing my Senior sheet. “No, you did.” KARLA ROBERTA PAULI “Krunch”’ Brookfield Greatest Wish: To become a dental assis- tant. Activities: Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3,4; GRA 2; Glee Club 2; Advanced Gym 1,2; Chora- leers 3,4; Declamation Contest 3. “Poof, voila!” WILLIAM NASH “Bill” Sturbridge JOEL DOUGLAS PALMER E Joe Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To swim off the shores of Lake Cochituate . .. New England. Activities: GRA 1,2; Color night 2. Dislikes: People who try to put down Goldwater. elletitralliges eAst: Hee 58 JAMES FRANCIS PERNOSKI Syn Wales Greatest Wish: To have the fastest car around and a gas station to go with it. Activities: Advanced Gym 1,2; Cross- Country 1,2,4; Student Council 4; Prom Committee 4. Dislikes: Slow cars and strict teachers. “Have you seen Donna around?” LAUREEN ELAINE PLOOF “Laurie” West Brookfield Greatest Wish: To be happy wherever I go. Activities: Gym Team 1; Prom Commit- tee 3; Glee Club 1,3. “Do you really think so?” JONATHAN LEE POWELL Sjonm Brookfield Greatest Wish: Sanity or Death, whichey- er comes first. Activities: Math Team 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, President 4; Choraleers 4; Student Council 2. “I don’t know.” ARLENE MARY RASYS “Shorty” Brimfield Greatest Wish: To be a nurse and work in the Peace Corps. Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Chor- aleers 3,4; Tennis Club 1; Mikado 1; King and I 3; FNA Vice-President 3, President 4; Student Council 3,4; Science Fair 2,3,4. Dislikes: St udents that ask for money. 59 LINDA MAY REGIS “Regis Philbin” Sturbridge Activities: Chorus 1; Yearbook 1,2,3, Un- derclassmen Editor 4; Choraleers 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2; Drill Team 3, Co-captain 4; FTA 1,2,3,4; GRA 1,2,3, Secretary 4; Prom Committee 3,4; King and I 3. lao NORMAN ROBERT ROBBINS “Norm” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To live an easy and care- free life, with a minimum of worry. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Class President 1; Chor- aleers 3,4; Lettermans Club 2,3,4. Dislikes: Wind sprints. SUSAN JEAN SHELDON Sturbridge ” “Sue Greatest Wish: To succeed. Activities: Advanced Gym 2,3,4; Art Workshop 2; Chorus 1; FTA 2; GRA 2,3,- 4; Glee Club 2. Dislikes: Spinach and colds. “No comment!” CAROLANN MARY SALCE Carole Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To succeed in life and have a very good job. Activities: Office 1,2,3,4. Dislikes: To be kept waiting. “You better believe it!” FAYE LIBBY SHAILER “Faye” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To be a nurse and make someone’s lot in life a little easier. Activities: Pep Squad 2; GRA 2,3,4; FNA 3,4; Senior Glee Club 4; Chorus 1; Science Fair 4. Dislikes: Cheaters; people who pretend they’re something and really aren't. “You'll be all right.” BRAD EATON SHARON “Brad” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To be wealthy enough to travel and be independent. Activities: Football 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3,- 4, Dislikes: Unhip people. “Tl say.” GAIL LOUISE SARTY PRISCILLA JEAN SHERMAN = Gals Sturbridge “Sherm” Brimfield Greatest Wish: To have eight children. Greatest Wish: To be a teacher like Miss Activities: Cheerleading 3,4; Advanced Bouchard. Gym 2,3,4; GRA 2,3; Senior Glee Club 2: Competitive Gymnastics 3,4; Yearbook Activities Editor 4. Dislikes: People who are late. Activities: GRA 1,2; National Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Advanced Gym 2,3; Majorettes 2,- 3,4; Pep Squad 1; Chorus 1; Math Team 3; Student Council 4; King and I 3. “Hi, you!” 60 LINDA ANN SIMPSON “Simps” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To look like a Senior, if I could grow a few inches. Activities: GRA 2; Advanced Gym 2; Drill Team 3, Co-captain 4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Choraleers 3,4; Pep Squad 2; FNA 3,4; King andI 3; Prom Committee 3,4. “T am not a flirt, am I?” CHARLES H. SMITH, JR. “Chuckie” Holland Greatest Wish: To censor European moy- ies. Activities: Cross-Country 1,2; Track 1,2; Chorus 1; Choraleers 2,3, President 4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Mikado 1; King and I 3. Dislikes: Stuck-up girls. “Nice type.” CLARENCE EUGENE STONE “Stony” Fiskdale Greatest Wish: To visit Mars with Norm. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,- 4; Letterman’s Club 3,4. Dislikes: Wind sprints and 50 yard grass drills. “Down with sandwiches; up with Shrews- buries.” SUSAN EMILY SPOONER “Sue” Brimfield Greatest Wish: To treat the abominable snowman in my animal hospital. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Choraleers 4; FNA 4; Tennis Club 1; Science Fair 1,2,3,4; Mikado 1. Dislikes: Homework. “Did you do your homework?” KATHRYN ARLEEN STAPLES “Stayps” Holland Greatest Wish: To trap a G.T.O. tiger. Activities: Science Fair 1; Pep Squad 1,2; GRA 1,2; Office worker 3,4; FNA 3,4. Dislikes: People who drink, smoke and are conceited, “You beast!” ELLEN MARY SULLIVAN “Ellen” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To conquer 45 m.p.h. Activities: FNA 3,4; Drill Team 3; Chorus 1; Glee Club 2,3; Pep Squad 1,2. Dislikes: Red cars. “Are you for real?” ROBERT JOHN SWITZER eHeing Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To get the curliness out of my hair. Activities: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Debate Team 4; Declamation Contest 3; AIC Model Congress 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Tennis Club 4; Boy’s State Rep. 3. “May I have your attention, please!”’ SUZANNE THERESA TALBOT “Sue” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To be Playboy’s Bunny. Activities: Secretaries of Tomorrow V.P. 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Drill Team 3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; GRA 1; Drama Club 2; Red Cross 1,4; Library Service Club 1. Dislikes: A hay ride in 65; having people call me Susan and people who are late. “I did it and I’m glad.” SANDRA JO SUOMINEN “Sandee” Sturbridge Activities: Chorus 1; Senior Glee Club 2; Band 1,3,4; Choraleers 3,4; Pep Squad 2; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; FNA 3,4; FTA 2; Prom Committee 3,4; King and I 3. “Bang! Bang! You’re dead.” MICHAEL GEORGE SUPRENANT “Soopy” Sturbridge GERALD ALPHONSE TAVERNIER Activities: Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; All School Play 1. Dislikes: People who aren’t there. “Weaver and Teagno are ugly.” PAUL SZOLUSHA Sturbridge Saul 62 “Jerry” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To be a success in life. Activities: Attendance Office 3,4. “T wanna go home.” LESLIE JANE THORPE mlbeze Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To see the day when Southbridge High will face Tantasqua in a football game. Activities: Pep Squad 1,2; Library Service Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Art Club 1,2,3,- 4; Dance Committee 1,2,3; King and I 3; Student Council 4; Glee Club 3,4; Chess Club 3. “You’re out of your mind, sweetie!” DONALD JOSEPH TEAGNO “Chico” Sturbridge Activities: Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Football 1; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Toma- hawk 2; Weightlifting Club 2. “Weaver’s ugly!!!” DIANE JOYCE TERRILL “DeDee”’ Greatest Wish: To take life easy. Activities: Majorettes 2,3,4; Tennis Club 1; GRA 1; Secretaries of Tomorrow 4. “You better believe it!” Wales Es “ae ii is BARBARA ELLEN TILTON “Tilly” Sturbridge Activities: Secretaries of Tomorrow 4. “Dream about it.” 63 MICHAEL WILFRED TRAHAN “Mike” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To own a Cobra with a 427, 5 speed box, radio, heater, air con- ditioner, positraction, 16” slicks, roll bars and to have the money to pay for it. Activities: Football 1,2,4; Advanced Gym 1,2; Chess Club 4. “Like a pro.” LEO VALLEE “Leo® Sturbridge GARY RUSSELL VALLER “Herm” Brimfield Greatest Wish: To make a bundle. Activities: Wrestling Club 2,3. “Yoo. ” JOHN RAYMOND WEAVER III “Weav” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To have a harem (legally). Activities: Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3, Co-capt. 4; Track 2,3; Cross-Country 4; Baseball 1,4; Choraleers 3,4; School play 3; Student Council 4. “Teagno’s ugly!” JOSEPH WESTWELL “Joe” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To be successful in life. Dislikes: Loud, bossy people and people who don’t act their age. “You rat.” KATHLEEN ANN WAYNE “Skunky” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To become the world’s best hairdresser. Activities: People who call their parents old man and old lady. “Forget it!” DARLEN GAIL WILSON “Darl’’ Holland Greatest Wish: To be a private secretary for Mr. Bruneau. Activities: Drill Team 2,4 Treasurer 3; Secretaries of Tomorrow Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Stu- dent Council 3; Yearbook 3. “Well, horite!”’ JAMES ROBERT WOODARD “Woody” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To take the snap, crackle and pop out of Rice Krispies. Dislikes: Homework, tests and school. “Are you all right?” SUELLYN WOODBURY “Woodee”’ Brookfield Greatest Wish: To live on a secluded is- land with a man who is tall, blond and handsome. Activities: Chorus 1; GRA 2; Tomahawk staff and typist 4; Secretaries of Tomor- row 4. Dislikes: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes- days, Thursdays and Fridays. “You wouldn’t dare!” BARBARA MAY WOODMAN “Barb” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To be the first woman on the moon. Activities: Chorus 1; Office Worker 3. Dislikes; Homework. “What’s up, doc?” GWENDOLYN MERLE YASKOSKI “Gwen” Brookfield Activities: Chorus 1; Pep Squad 2; Senior Glee Club 2; Drill Team 3,4; Secretaries of Tomorrow Treas. 4. “Tl never tell.” JOAN MARY YOUNG “Joanie” Brookfield Greatest Wish: To become the only wom- an president. Activities: Pep Squad 1; Chorus 1. Dislikes: Chinese food; people who think they are great. “You dumb dinkleberry.” 65 PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: EDMOND BOUCHER “Eddie” Brookfield ROGER HOWARD CLEMONS “Clem” Brimfield Greatest Wish: To make a good name for myself. KAREN HINCKLEY “Karen” Brimfield GUY LANGEVIN “Guy” Holland WILLIAM MURRAY “Bill” Sturbridge JOANNE STEVENS MOE Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To run a horse stable. “That’s just peachy and creamy.” PAULETTE GAIL STEVENS “Paula” Sturbridge Greatest Wish: To be a good secretary. Activities: Secretaries of Tomorrow 4. WILLIAM TOWNS “Bill” Sturbridge NORMA WAITE “Bridget” Brimfield Activities: GRA 1,2. Dilslikes: The “Two Party System.” “How gross!” All I said was, “‘There’s an ant crawling up your cast, Mr. Allen.” Just think — if I pull this string the whole place will blow up. Uh, well, gee, Ray . . . I didn’t think you'd get so upset over a dollar. 66 aPP iY NOW Aww, who’s he kiddin’? Jack really did climb the beanstalk. . and James Bond said. . Poor Mr. O’Brien — he really got lost in the woods this time. Agent 1895608 here. Laura Herman Sportsmanship Scott Gardner Nancy Edmiston Original Tony DiMatteo SENIOR Esther Morrissey Influential Bill Ayers Sheila Creeden Talkative Ray Burnham Sara Keeney Efficient Jon Powell Sue Lindley Forgetful Mike Healy Rose Galipeau Gullible Bill Ayers -SMSDone Most For Class Colleen Porter, Ed Grudzien Best Dressed Nancy Edmiston, Lewis Iadarola Sue Sheldon Shy Terry Grant Diane Cooke Daring John Nelson Sally Greene Steadies Tony DiMatteo Bonnie Girard Vivacious Andy McAuliff Ambitious : Ed Grudzien, Leona Holmes Tony DiMatteo Sheila Creeden Wittiest Joel Palmer 68 SUPERLATIVES Infiuential Bill Ayers, Esther Morrissey Leslie Thorpe Artistic Jim Woodard Leona Holmes Ambitious Ed Grudzien Sue Lindley Naive Ralph Gendreau Meredith Collins | Hot Rod Joel Palmer Jackie Mocko Colleen Porter Sue Lindley Priscilla Sherman Nancy Edmiston Laura Herman Carla Curtis Carolyn Hoffman Done Most For Class Ed Grudzien Musical Lewis [adarola Sedate Bobby Glass Best Dressed Lewis Iadarola Athletic Skippy Fredette Class Genius Jon Powell School Spirit Ed Grudzien Class Genius Carla Curtis, Jon Powell 69 Hot Rod Meredith Collins, Jackie Mocko, Joel Palmer The Class Officers and Their Escorts. Das der Kinder, which means Childrens’ Village, was presented January Fifteenth, Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Six in the cafeteria of our high school. The hard work of the Seniors transformed the caf- eteria into a world of blocks, playpens and stuffed animals. Das der Kinder was said to have been the best prom TFantasqua has ever had. Bill Ayers Presents Linda Simpson With a Stuffed Toy. 70 DAS der KINDER Young Sophisticates Enjoy a Childhood World. 71 Aw, c'mon out, John. We promise — no more pea soup; no Now, if I pretend to know the answer, maybe she won’t call on me. more peanut butter sandwiches. Ahh. . . here’s just what I was looking for. . . how to make one’s hair grow longer. ili: Come into my lab-ora-toree . . . (Heh, heh.) 72 Reese nanan : ‘ : . = Gee, I knew Betty hated Chemistry, but yuk . . . would ja’ look at all that blood on the window!! � ee i i ee Hey, Don. Let’s see that one again. I was gonna cheer at this game but it seems they couldn’t find my size uniform. 73 President Kenneth Healy Vice-President Michael Dowling Secretary Rebecca Allen Treasurer Kathleen Sullivan CLASS OF 1967 The third year of our high school career is upon us. We look now not to the past but to the bright prospects of a senior year and of an unknown but hopeful future. For a moment, the past is reflected in the spirit of accomplishments, successful class dances, suspense-filled color nights and reaches its climax in remembrance of all three years in the presentation of class rings. In the present, the satisfaction of another class dance, and a prosperous junior prom hold us in the full tide of our junior year. Now to the future: in our terminating year we prepare for varied occupations so that we may take responsible positions in the world. During our final fling at T. H. S., studies come first, but the joy of being an upper- classman will possess all of us. A Senier Prom will highlight our last year and gradu- ation will add color to our last day of a great high school career. 74 Ambach, B. Bacon, P. Barber, M. JUNIORS Bliss, S. Bourdeau, P. Bozyk, J. Branniff, G. Brogan, R. Cadieux, A. Serpents Calcutt, J. Calvanese, A. Cassavant, R. Charpentier, P. Chase, G. Chauvin, R. Christian, C. Corriveau, J. Cote, K. Cummings, J. Curboy, S. Day, J. Earls. G Fortier, R. Fredette, B. Fuller, B. Galipeau, R. Galipeau, C. Germaine, J. Girouard, R. Gorman, S. Gregoire, F. Grinnell, D. Grinnell, L. Grise, F. Gross, S. Haney, B. Hebert, J. Hebert, K. Herman, R. 75 Johnson, N. Jolin, L. Kelly, M. Kosla, T. Lassonde, D. LePage, D. Leveille, P. Lilla, M. Lindsay, C. Lucier, K. Lyman, C. Mahan, B. Martel, A. McGann, B. McKay, D. McLean, R. Mercure, P. Moran, D. Moreau, S. Morgan, B. Morgan, R. Morse, R. Naylor, D. Nowatkiewicz, M. Palmer, M. Parent, C. Parzych, S. Parron, J. Parron, R. Pauli, E. Peck, M. Pelletier, B. Piper, C. Plasse, R. Pontbriand, G. Porter, S. Pratt, W. Priziowlee Racicot, P. Racicot, R. Raymond, R. Salazar, V. 76 Samek, B. Sandole, R. Smith, C. Soloman, D. Spence, J. Stanton, T. Steiger, L. Tefft, R. Terrill, M. Thompson, V. Toto, E. Tramblay, D. Urban, W. Vincent, L. Vincent, R. Wagner, J. Wassmer, J. Watson, J. Wells, W. Whitcomb, D. Wilson, K. Winkler, N. Wood, R. Wright, K. Yates, D. Pictures Not Available: Crevier, S. Keeney, B. Dowling, M. Fitzpatrick, R. Gardiner, C. Goudreau, T. Hicks, N. Hoenig, M. Jette, E. Julian, F. LaBerge, J. Lapointe, B. Loranger, E. Maska, E. McKay, J. Miknaitis, J. Muller, A. Nichols, L. 77 Noga, C. O’Connor, J. O'Day, P. Parzych, M. Pena, I. Petrillo, D. Phipps, M. Seremet, M. Shumate, K. Smith, E. Sorel, J. Stone, R. Terry, G. Towne, G. Whitcomb, H. Wood, L. Ziemba, T. President David Anderson Vice-President Ann Marinelli Secretary David Ling Treasurer Susan Earnest CLASS OF 1968 The most important undertaking of the Class of ’68 was our Class dance, held in March. With the careful planning of the officers and members of the dance committee, the Sophomore Class Dance was very successful. The entire class has that night to look back upon with pride. The Class of ’68 has its entire Sophomore year of 1965-1966 to look back upon; to profit from its success and learn from its mistakes. The year has been a great experience for all members. It has enriched their minds, hearts, and bodies; and has given them a year of happiness and experience that will profit them always. 78 SOPHOMORES Anders, N. Bacon, S. Banwell, W. Barry, R. Bassford, J. Bassford, K. Beeman, H. Belanger, J. Belanger, S. Bergman, B. Biron, G. Bloomquist, J. Boyd, H. Brodeur, J. Brogan, T. Burdin, B. Burnham, P. Buzzell, R. Campbell, A. Caron, M. Carrier, D. Chambers, N. Chauvin, J. Cimicud, C. Caprari, E. Clark, E. Cloutier, M. Corkum, C. Craig, D. Crawford, L. Curtis, W. Day, L. Delman, S. Dendault, D. Dermosheghian, B. Deyo, P. Dhembe, A. Dmuchousky, D. Donovan, K. 79 Dorney, J. Duckworth, C. Eliot, J. Fairbrother, A. inion, (Ch, Flannery, P. Fredette, C. French, L. Gareri, W. Gaudet, M. Glass, A. Gondek, E. Goodrich, C. Gravel, D. Green, T. Hamblin, R. Haney, E. Hand, S. Haynes, T. Hedlund, B. Heins, M. Hiepler, R. Hicks, J. Hinkley, D. Hoffman, P. Houts, M. Hoy, E. Houltquist, J. Isham, P. Jackson, C. Jalbert, D. James, E. Johnston, J. Keith, D. Kennerson, A. Krock, N. Kruegar, C. Lacey, J. LaFerriere, S. La Montagne, J. Leach, M. Leveille, L. 80 iLilbln, Si Livernois, C. Loranger, R. Marinelli, D. Marona, J. Martin, K. Getoitthe ee! PAA AY Martin, L. McCurdy, D. McDonald, R. McDougal, M. Metcalf, J. Miller, M. Miller, R. Miknaitis, L. Monette, K. Moses, S. Murphy, J. Murray, K. Nieberg, P. Nelson, E. Newhall, K. Noga, M. Nolan, T. Noyes, S. O'Keefe, M. Parker, G. Parent, S. Patterson, M. Pease, R. Peck, D. Peck, M. Perreault, D. Peterkin, M. Plimpton, F. Ploof, B. Plouriai, R. Portier, S. Pote, J. Pughta, R. Rasys, B. Regis, S. Robinson, J. 81 Rogers, J. Rogers, S. Ruggles, R. Salazar, W. Sandole, W. Schneider, D. Scott, D. Scott, J. Sheldon, C. Sherman, J. Sherris, J Shugart, R. Simpson, D. Smith, D. Smith, M. Snow, J. Stanley, D. Steiger, M. Story, B. Suprenant, C. Szolusha, M. manskia Gr Terry, B. Thern, P. Thompson, P. Tilton, C. Tourtellotte W. Towns, S. Tremblay, C. Vallee, D. Varnum. D. Wagner, S. Walther, J. Warren, R. Weglacz, K. Wesson, D. Wheeler, J. Wilder, C. Willett, D. Williams, T. Wood, B. Woodbury, B. 82 Woodis, R. Yaskoski, M. Zadroga, L. Robbins, C. Therrien, P. Wood, R. Pictures Not Available: Duchesneau, R. Heck, D. Geoffrey, R. Johnson, R. Stebbins, F. Zola, R. There’s a WHAT in my skirt? Hmmmm — she looks like a good candidate for a left tackle. 83 President Gaitan Lapage Vice-President David Bourdeau Secretary Julianne Pernoski Treasurer Daniel Haney CLASS of 1969 We the Class of 1969 began our year by meeting new teachers and many new students. Our first responsibility as a class, was to elect re- liable people to the various class positions. This, as it has been shown, was done successfully. Our next step was to start collecting class dues. We all thought it would be too much for our treasurer to collect at once, so we each took one homeroom to the Vice-President’s two. The problem of col- lecting dues was solved. We had our first class meeting on December 15. We discussed the traditional Color Night and Class Dance. The dance itself was a great success. As the year goes by, we can look back on a successful year. 84 FRESHMEN Adam, N. Adams, W. Anair, B. Armstrong, R. Asselin, L. Agusto, S. Beeman, G. Beeman, J. Belanger, N. Bennett, B. Bennett, R. Blanchette, R. Blondin, J. Bolduc, D. Boone, S. Boucher, V. Bozyk, J. Bradway, D. Brown, L. Brzys, K. Burdin, D. Bussiere, C. Bzdula, E. Calcutt, N. Calvanese, K. Campbell, K. Carr, D. Casavant, D. Casavant, J. Chaffee, F. Chartier, G. Christianson, W. Clayton, J. Closson, M. Collins, J. Corbin, A. Corriveau, S. Cote, B. Curboy, S. 85 Demski, K. Denault, C. Desmond, M. Desomeau, A. Devine, W. Dickinson, D. Doewra, K. Dorney, C. Dunphy, K. Dunphy. M Duquette, A. Duval, R. Earnest, D. Faugno, D. Flannery, K. Flannery, P. Flowers, A. Fredette, P. Gauthier, M. Gendreau, W. (Gees. Ib, Goodhall, L. Grant. S: Green, R. Green, P. Groccia, V. Grudzien, E. Hakert, E. Haley, J. Harrell, J. Henke, C. Herman, K. Hicks, N. Jolin, D. Knar, D. Kosla, E. Kozlowski, D. Kresco, E. Labarge, N. Lacy, K. Lacerte, R. Lamontagne, J. 86 Langevin, P. Langevin, S. Langlois, G. LaPlante, S. Lataille, D. Lavallee, J. Lavierra, R. Leo, P. Lindsay, M. Loranger, J. Lupa, N. MacConnell, S. MacGillivary, R. Martain, P. Marin, L. Martin, M. Matys, S. McAuliff, A. McCurdy, M. McGann, C. McLean, B. McLean, L. Mercure, C. Miller, D. Millet, D. Mundell, N. Noga, E. Northup, D. Ochs, V. O'Connor, R. Olney, J. Parent, P. Parker, T. Parzych, C. Peloquin, B. ertyeune Peterkin, D. Perrento, A. Petite, F. Pion, L. Pontbriand, N. Powell, D. 87 Pratt, M. Prescott, D. Puchta, E. Rasys, C. Recore, K. Recore, S. Reed, P. Rossi, T. Rossman, C. Rulli, J. Sandole, P. Schmidt, A. Scott, D. Sharkey, D. Slepian, D. Smith, I. Smith, J. Snitzer, S. Snow, D. Spaulding, E. Spence, R. Stalker, S. Stone, C. Szumilas, C. Tefft, E. Terrill, E. Terry, J. Tilton, R. Trahan, C. Turner, B. Vallee, R. Vreeland, B. Watson, P. Wayne, D. Wentworth, T. Whitcomb, S. Williams, B. Wilson, R. Winkler, J. Wood, D. Woodman, D. Woodward, J. 88 Ziemba, J. Chamberland, T. Mercure, C. Parenteau, S. Plimpton, E. Pictures Not Available: Porter, J. Roberts, E. Samek, S. Smith, A. Waite, R. Oh, mon Dieu! Aidez-moi! What'd I do wrong? I mean after all, x — qyz + 6 (IL-2) =qzx - 6(%) + 0.01 y xT Blanchette, J. Blanton, R. Blissaces Blondin, P. Bloomquist, G. Bopp, N. Branford, R. Branniff, S. Brown, T. Bussiere, S. Bzdula, G. Calcutt, D. Carlson, J. Chartier, G. Chickering, E. Choinski, J. Cimicud, J. Cloutier, L. Cloyd, W. Corriveau, A. Corrow, C. Cournoyer, D. Curry; T- Cuzzone, A. 8th GRADE 90 Afton, G. Asselin, L. Asselin, R. Baker, F. Bansfield, E. Barnes, P. Barr, G. Barrett, S. Barry, R. Barthelette, J. Reeman, D. Belanger, B. Beu, K. Biccum, L Blaipele Davis, M. Delisle, K. Deneault, S. Dhembe, J. Donahue. P. Dowling, E. Eagan, A. Earls, D. Embair, J. Emerson, M. Emerson, V. Enright, E. Feraco, D. Fiske, N. Fuller, H. Forand, M. Gagnier, D. Galipeau, T. 91 Gaudet, R. Germaine, G. Gilmore, D. Goggin, J. Gorman, S. Grinnel, D. Gross, T. Guyette, D. Haigh, S. Hale, M. Hamblin, B. Harrell, K. Heins, S. Henderson, J. Herard, R. Hebert, E. Herbert, F. Hicks, J. Hinckley, S. Hitchcock, H. Hoenig, J. Hornacek, L. Jackson, R. Jefferson, N. Jette rm: Johnson, M. Jones, B. Julian, R. Keith, R. Kenerson, H. Koslowski, L. La Plante, G. Lindley, J. Ling, J. Livernois, D. Lusignan, R. Mach, K. Martin, E. Maynard, E. Masuzzo, M. McCurdy, R. McDonald, B. McDougal, B. McKay, K. McKissick, R. McLean, M. Menard, L. Merriam, P. Morgan, C. Morse, D. Muenzberg, L. Murphy, P. Nelson, D. Northrup, B. Noyes, S. Noyes, S. O’Brien, P. O'Connor, K. Palmer, K. Papineau, K. Parker, J. Partridge, R. Parzych, W. Pauli, W. Peloquin, D. Phiefer, R. 92 Piazzo, D. Pierce, W. Plankey, L. Plummer, E. Porter, M. Pronto, S. Quattrocelli, D. Quattrocelli, R. Raymond, J. Richardson, P. Robbins, D. Robinson, J. Roberts, S. Saragin, D. Savary, R. Scott, R. Senecal, G. Shumway, D. Smith, K. Snitzer, B. Snow, L. Stalker, D. Stanton, J. Stanton, L. Stevens, P. Suprenant, D. Suprenant, F. Terzy;C: Thomas, J. Thompson, M. Toppin, K. Tourtellotte, I. Towne, F. Towns, P. Tremblay, J. Tremblay, S. Urban, N. Vallee, R. Varnum, S. Vik, R. Vilandre, S. Walker, B. 93 Warfield, D. Warman, N. Wells, D. Weston, A. White, S. Whitten, J. Wilder, H. Wilder, S. Willett, B. Wood. W. Woodis, R. Woodman, D. Pictures Not Available: Yaskoski, P. Chisholm, D. Haney, S. Yaskoski, W. Day, De Johnson, A. Fitzpatrick, D. Langevin, S. Gromoshak, S. Loosemore, C. Haney, R. Roberts, R. Do you have the feeling we're being watched? No, I’m afraid girls is NOT spelled g-r-i-l-e-s. 7th GRADE Allen, P. Antonovitch, P. Aubin, R. Austin, N. Bacon, S. Bailey, J. Ballou, D. Beeman, L. Bishop, C. Boniface, L. Boniface, L. Bonin, K. Boudriault, S. Boutin, A. Boutin, K. Bovat, D. Bradway, Kk. Branniff, A. Bruce, R. Burns, D. Cadieux, R. Caron, R. Casavant, M. Casavant, F. Chambers, J. Choinski, K. Ciaffone, R. Coderre, J. Cortis, S. Cournoyer, I. Gramenor Dadalt, N. Dalton, G. Day, D. Dean, R. Demski, S. Denning, M. Desmond, L. Desormeaux, S. Dionne, P. Dionne, S. Duchaine, Y. Dumas, K. Dunphy, D. Dupres, R. Duquette, P. Embair, D. Farr, M. Fredette, D. Gauthier, C. Goodhall, J. Grubert, J. Grzembski, M. Haley, N. Haley, V. allies Hand, E. Haney, J. Haney, S. Hayes, E. Hayes, K. Hebert, E. Hicks, D. Horne, F. Howe, J. Hunt, S. Jackson, D. James, D. Jefferson, R. Jette, J. Johnson, A. Johnson, M. Johnson, R. Jolin, R. Jones, S. Joyce, B. Kaitbenski, N. Keeney, M. Kelly, J. Killian, J. Kimball, C. 96 Koslowski, C. Lacerte, P. Langevin, C. LaPete, M. Lataille, J. Lavallee, R. Lawrence, M. Leduc, M. Lilla, C. Lindley, R. Lippe, L. Livernois, K. Lund, D. Lyman, C. MacDonald, P. Maloney, B. Manning, E. Martel, G. Martin, D. Martin, R. Martin, S. Mason, S. Matys, D. May, R. Maynard, D. Maynis, C. McAuliff, S. McDonald, D. McDougal, J. Mellor, S. Merriam, C. Miller, G. Miller, M. Miner, M. Mitchell, T. Mulvey, M. Murphy, T. Ochs, S. Parent, D. Parron, S. Peloquin, D. Perreault, L. 97 Perry, L. Perry, M. Peterson, K. Phifer, S. Plimpton, D. Powell, D. Provost, J. Ramsey, P. Rattee, P. Raymond, R. Recore, C. Reed, G. Rliey, M. Rogers, M. Rossman, R. Rulli, P. Scott, R. Senecal, L. Seremet, L. Sherman, A. Silverberg, E. Silvius, D. Skowyra, J. Smith, P. Smith, R. Snow, A. Stanley, M. Stanton, R. Stanton, R. Stebbins, S. Story, R. Sullivan, C. Szumilas, D. Taylor, M. Thern, R. Therrien, L. Tremblay, D. Turner, C. Underwood, G. Vogel, E. Wagner, A. Wassmer, D. 98 Wayne, S. Wentworth, W. Wilder, F. Williams, J. Wilson, B. Wilson, K. Winkler, K. Wonderlie, J. Wood, D. Wood, M. Woodbury, G. Woodward, P. Pictures Not Available: Wright, K. Young, M. Bellen, D. Michand, M. Zadroga, J. Embair, G. Oster, S. Flannery, B. Reynolds, C. Krasnecky, C. Woodis, P. Lucier, R. y You say you hit the fly and it fell into the soup? as Ahhh . . . now what was her name? The only way you can get him to stick out his tongue is if you squash his throat. 99 ACTIVITIES ROW 1: E. James, A. Marinelli, S. Noyes, S. Talbot, K. Sullivan, dole, P. Sherman, G. Bzdula, Mr. Bzdula, Advisor. ROW 3: D. E. Grudzien, Pres; J. Germaine, M. Nowatkiewicz, J. Earls, B. Powell, M. Rogers, B. McDougal, P. Richardson, P. Thern, E. Rasys, P. O’Brien, L. Jolin, S. Haigh. ROW 2: D. Anderson, S. Clarke, B. Dermoshegian, B. Cote. Varnum, G. LePage, S. Keeney, V. Salazar, A. Campbell, D. San- STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council performs many services to the general student body. When other organizations in the school need uniforms or equipment, the Student Council loans them the money. The Council makes money by sponsoring the sock hops after the basketball games and selling food during football games. They also run buses to away football games and sponsor the annual Color Night. The winner of Color Night receives twenty-five dollars to add to their class treasury. 102 Little does he know I put a bomb under his desk. You say you propose that there be three months in a school year?! Senators: E. Grudzien, J. Germaine, M. Nowatkiewicz, J. Earls, Mr. Bzdula. ROW 2: D. Powell, A. Mar- inelli, S. Varnum, G. LaPage, K. Healy, S. Keeney, V. Salazar, A. Campbell, S. Noyes. 103 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mr. Bzdula congratulates Laura Herman for receiving the D.A.R. award. ROW 1: D. Lindley, Treas.; G. Landon, Vice-Pres.; M. Dionne, zien, Z. Enright, S. Keeney, D. Wilson, R. Glass, P. Sherman, C. Sec.; Mrs. Bolshaw. ROW 2: L. Aho, G. Duchesneau, E. Grud- Bennett. 104 | } ; : i é : ‘ ie asec gescor: Se The National Honor Society is an organization which attempts to stimulate enthusi- asm for scholarship, develop a person’s moral standards and promote leadership. In order to become a member, one must have a B average beginning with his sopho- more year. Election into the club is done by the principal, advisors and faculty. 105 ROW 1: J. Ciprari, L. Crawford, A. Rasys, L. Holmes, J. Mc- Cue, N. Winkler, C. Christian. ROW 2: Mrs. Gray, E. Gau- FUTURE NURSES Arlene Rasys, President Denise LaSonde, Vice-President Janice McCue, Treasurer Judy Ciprari, Secretary Shirley Gray, Advisor The Future Nurses Club has been quite busy the past two years. Last year they had a food sale and car wash which netted nearly one hundred dollars for their schol- arship fund. This year the club has started “Operation Crash Helmet”. This project is for the young children at Monson State Hospital. It is a long term as well as worthwhile project. Mrs. Corwin, a member of the faculty, has been devoting her time in help- ing the club with their “Helmet” project. The club does other things, too. They visit area hospitals to help them decide if nursing is what they really want in life. They have also had many speakers from area hospitals and the Armed Forces. The National Foundation of the March of Dimes sponsored a birth defects seminar at Sargeant College last year. Six members of the club attended the seminar. It proved to be interesting as well as educational for the girls. Every May the club presents a play about health to the student body. The Future Nurses Club has proven to be one of the most successful clubs at T.H.S. The girls extend their gratitude to Mrs. Gray for her understanding and guidance. 106 thier, A. Martel, E. Sullivan, L. Vincent, S$. Suominen. ROW 3: K. Staples, L. Czyzewzki, D. Lassonde, P. Bacon, L. Simpson. 2% pusgie 3 en Gee ER a, 4 , ROW 1: S. Gorman, V. Salazer, M. Nowatkiewicz, C. Noga, B. McGann. ROW 2: K. Herman, S. Greene, S. Parzych, T. Stanton, S. Curby, L. Regis, R. Goodhall. FUTURE TEACHERS FUTURE SECRETARIES ROW 1: G. Duchesneau, S. Talbot, G. Yaskowski, D. Wil- son, C. Bruce. ROW 2: B. Tilton, D. Chartier, S. Chris- tian, P. Stevens, S. Woodbury, Mrs. Bzdula. ROW 3: B. 107 Deyo, J. Gagnier, M. Maynard, C. Aldrich, D. Terrill, G. Jalbert. Mr. Ulrich explains the plot of a play to: B. Bergmann, L. Holmes, S. Keeney, S. Gardner, J. Hultquist, B. Keeney. DRAMA CLUB ART The aftermath of the Senior art group. L. Thorpe, C. Bennett, D. Cooke, S. Crevier, B. Sharon, B. DeAngelis, S. Creeden. {frente emia an eiel e “ a BL Vacs ROW I: S. Noyes, P. Reed, P. Deyo, V. Thompson, B. Campbell, Librarian. ROW 3: F. Suprenant, S. Roberts, Ambach, S. Parzych, ‘J. Robinson, S. Moses. ROW 2: Mrs. C. Szumilas, S. Noyes, E. Plummer, E. Hazen, P. Dona- Heipler, Library Assist ant; L. Shugart, J. Wagner, C. hue, E. Puchta, D. Suprenant, P. Murphy. Absent: E. Trahan, B. Cote, D. Prescott, K. Brzys, J. Wheeler, F. Enright. Chaffee, N. Fiske, L. Menard, S. Heins, J. Lindley, Mrs. LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB AUDIO-VISUAL SQUAD ROW 1: D. Grinnell, C. Suprenant, J. Fortier, D. Marin- Forand, D. Wentworth, Mrs. Campbell, Librarian. ROW elli, J. Hebert, C. Goodrich, D. Slepian. ROW 2: S. 3: T. Jette, L. Plankey, S. Matys, G. LaPlante, M. Hale, Wilder, J. Henderson, T. Galipeau, D. Piazzo, H. Wilder, G. Barr, S. McGillivray, N. Jefferson, A. Corriveau. Ab- I. Tourtellotte, G. Chartier, S. Livernois, R. Barry, M. sent: Mrs. Dionne, Library Assistant; P. Richardson. 109 ROW I: Mrs. James, S. Haigh, D. Day, J. Ling, G. Bzdula, J. Hitchcock, E. Bansfield, L. Menard, P. O’Brien, D. Peloquin, D. Parker. ROW 2: J. Trembley, J. Barthelette, S$. Heins, D. Super- Grinnell, L. Dowling, M. Forand, F. Herbert. ROW 4: S. De- naut, P. Murphy, E. McDonald, L. Cournoyer, D. Gilmore, J. nault, B. Willett, W. Adams, E. Enright, M. Asselin, B. Hamblin, Cimicud, S. Noyes, D. Nelson, S. Noyes, S. Pronto, J. Lindley. D. Piazzo, D. Gagnier, $. Vamum, J. Thomas, S. Barrett. ROW 3: R. McCurdy, R. Woodis, D. Calcutt, S$. Snitzer, H. JR. HIGH FRENCH CLUB SR. HIGH LANGUAGE CLUB ROW 1: R. Goodhall, C. Cimicud, N. Winkler, D. Slepian, D. Gann, Mr. Miller. ROW 3: P. Charpentier, B. Cote, S. Ernest, Ernest, Miss LaCerte. ROW 2: R. Chauvin, C. Noga, W. Banwell, R. Morgan, G. LaPage, A. Marinelli, D. Lassonde. V. Salazar, C. Parzych, M. Nowatkiewicz, E. Puchta, B. Mc- 110 ROW 1: B. Brandt. ROW 2: R. Branford, S. Creeden, D. Naylor. ROW 2: P. Kelly, J Weaver, E. Allerie, R. Switzer, D. Lindsay. DEBATE TEAM TOMAHAWK STAFF ROW 1: E. Grudzien, P. Kelly, S$. Keeney, J. Hultquist. ROW 2: B. Bergmann, R. Burnham, S. Moses, D. Dmuchovsky, Mr. Trembley. sesso neceeeenec ere SUNS IER IO 111 1966 TANTASQUAN How bout that, girls. It says here that we’re not having a yearbook this year. . . heh, heh. . . because we owe $4,500.62!??! ROW 1: J. Hultquist, M. Collins, L. Regis, K. Newhall, J. ri, C. Bennett. ROW 3: L. Aho, C. Ambach, F. Chaffee, J. Wheeler, C. Gardiner, L. Crawford. ROW 2: B. DeAngelis, C. Wagner, S. Suominen, P. Bacon, J. Terry. Hoffman, K. Hyde, Adv. Man.; C. Curtis, R. Branford, J. Cipra- 112 Layout Staff: ROW 1: C. Bennett, Treas.; E. Gauthier, Man Ed.; L. Regis, Und. Ed.; L. Holmes, Editor; S. Creeden, Sports Ed.; Z. Enright. ROW 2: S. Greene, C. Hoffman, J. Ciprari, Sec.; D. Wilson, S. Talbot, B. DeAngelis. ROW 3: D. Lindley, J. Robinson, C. Curtis, Sr. Ed.; B. Keeney, Assit. Ed.; C. Ambach, Bus. Man.; S. Suomimen, L. Aho. Abh . . . Here’s a clear picture of our bank account! You say Leona just WHAT? She jumped off the gym roof?! Yes, Kathy. I understand perfectly. For every ten dollars I make, I get to keep five. ROW 1: K. Wright, D. Plimpton, J. Ling, L. Manard, S. Cram, Wayne, P. Johnson, D. Suprenant, F. Horne, S. Martin, J. Zadro- C. Sullivan, D. Grinnell, G. Bzdula, L. Perry, J. Parker, K. Bon- ga, M. Reilly, S. Haney, K. Liverhois, G. Miller. ROW 4: C. Lil- nin, A. Corbin, J. Chambers. ROW 2: Mr. Cheney, E. Bansfield, la, E. Maloney, I. Cournoyer, M. Miller, E. Enright, N. Dadalt, J. A. Weston, A. Eagen, S. Dionne, M. Keeney, S. Mason, S. Per- Barthelette, M. Hailey, S. Haigh. ron, J. Kelly, E. Dowling, J. LaTaille, L. Shugart. ROW 3: S. GIRLS’ CHOIR BOYS’ CHOIR ROW 1: Mr. Cheney, R. Vic, B. Northrup, D. Piazzo, D. W. Cloyd, S. Johnson, W. Parzych, T. May, S. Jones, D. May- Robbins, R. Jackson, D. Earls. ROW 2: J. Trembley, M. Johnson, nard, G. Dalton. ROW 1: B. Anaire, D. Sharkey, R. Green, B. Bennett, L. Mc- Clean, C. Rasys, G. Chartier, D. Snow, R. Tilton, D. Haney, C. Henke. ROW 2: P. Leo, S. Curboy, J. Lamontagen, S. Boone, A. Corbin, E. Grudzien, C. Calvanese, M. Martin, D. Prescott, L. Glass. ROW 3: Mr. Cheeney, P. Flannery, R. Spence, C. Lacy, 9th GRADE CHORUS ROW 1: P. Hoffman, E. Jette, D. Dmuchovsky, W. Tourtelotte, G. LePage, D. Ling, A. Fairbrother, J. Wheeler, J. Walther, D. Dravel, K. Livernois. ROW 2: S. Regis, B. Rasys, B. Morgan, R. Galipeau, L. Miknaitis, A. Campbell, L. Zadroga, F. Shailer. B. Cote, K. Asselin, N. Pontbriand, A. Samek, C. Szumulas, V. Groccier, K. Docwra. ROW 4: L. Martin, N. Adams, D. Mer- cure, N. Lupa, L. Pion, M. Dunphy, M. Closson, C. Denault, K. Dunphy, B. Turner, S. Snitzer, D. Wood, P. Fredette. SENIOR GLEE CLUB ROW 3: D. Simpson, S. Lilla, E. Nelson, B. Story, B. Wood, S. Towns, C. Fredette, P. Baillageron, D. Scott, P. Deyo, J. Robin- son, C. Sheldon, J. Jonston, B. Fuller, K. Donovan. ROW 1: E. James, L. Herman, D. Lindley, P. Reed, R. Galipeau, and, B. Willet, C. McGann, J. Haines, P. Hoffman, M. McCurdy, S. Porter, C. Porter, D. Terrill, C. Bruce, P. Sherman, D. Yates, J. Jackson, R. Roberts, G. Reed. ROW 4: N. Warman, S. Regis, R. Spence. ROW 2: Mr. Drifmeyer, P. Antonovitch, M. LaPete, K. Pauli, D. Wells, D. Stanley, J. Sherris, D. McCurdy, S. Phifer, J. Goodhall, M. Denning, G. Barr, D. Faugno, T. Brown, R. Mc- L. Koslowski, S. Spooner, R. Smith. Curdy, P. Smith, R. Bruce. ROW 3: S. Noyes, C. Silvias, M. For- BAND MRS. K’°S VOCAL GROUP Cee Porter LanGrossamD: Sandole, Mrs. Kocha- nowski, L. Maknaitis, G. Bzdula, C. Sheldon. 116 i ROW 1: Mr. Cheney, K. Sullivan, S. Greene, B. Brandt, K. Pauli, J. Earls, M. Kelly, D. LePage, K. Cote, S$. Suominen, K. Hyde. C. Lyman, J. Weaver, C. Smith, N. Robbins, M. Dowling, S. ROW 3: L. Simpson, L. Herman, S. Lindley, D. Yates, S. Spoon- Keeney, A. Rasys, L. Regis, C. Gardiner. ROW 2: B. Allen, B. er, D. Lindsay, D. Bourdeau, L. Iadarola, R. Brogan, P. Racicot, Ambach, S. Porter, C. Porter, L. Crawford, G. Terry, G. LaPage, W. Banwell, T. Nolan, J. Powell, B. Deyo. CHORALEERS THE KING AND I Book and Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein Music by Richard Rogers Based on a novel by Margaret Landon John E. Cheney, Music Director Donald G. Ulrich, Script Director Cathy Daly, Choreographer Charles Deland, Set Designer Mary T. Bzdula, Ballet Costume Designer Katherine Kennedy, Costume Designer Mark C. Crockett, Stage Construction Richard O. Chase, Stage Decorator Robert Tefft, Stage Manager DRAMATIS PERSONAE David Nolan, The King Ruth Pauli, Anna Leonowens Christine Silverberg, Tupim David Parker, Kralahome James Hyland, Lun Tha Pauline Peloquin, Thiang Richard James, Prince Chululongkorn Charles Smith, Sir Edward Ramsay Edward Bzdula, Louis Leonowens Presented: May Fourteenth and Fifteenth, Nineteen hundred sixty-five. Attendance: 1,500. The action in the play passes in and around the King’s palace, Bankok, Siam. Time is in the early 1860's. 117 Elinor Luce, Cynthia Bol shaw, Gloria Bzdula, Barbara Cote, Evelyn Clarke. Janet Noyes, Kathy Sullivan, Laureen Demick, Priscilla Sherman. Patricia Perrault — Janet Noyes. Photos by Frank James 118 The King and I Margaret Docwra, Bonnie Brandt, Sandra Porier, Margah Brigham, Susan Lindley, Arlene Rasys. David Nolan — Ruth Pauli. Barbara Rasys, Dawn Martel, Donna Willett. 119 Photo by Frank James ATHLETICS S. Lindley, C. Hoffman, B. Pelletier, M. Yaskoski, E. Morrissey, Capta in; G. Sarty, E. Clarke, P. Thern. CHEERLEADERS Helen Duquette, Advisor, Esther Morrissey, Captain. Esther Morrissey and her cheering squad of nine girls have brought Tantasqua’s teams to many victories with their devo- tion and hard work. The Varsity Squad is backed up this year by the Junior Varsity Squad which is starting its first year. The cheerleaders sincerely appreciate Mrs. Duquette’s devoted and valuable time in assisting them. 122 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD K. Pernoski, L. Asselin, B. Turner, N. Pontbriand, K. Brzys, Captain. L. Glass, S. Snitzer, J. Lindley. 123 L. Herman, P. Reed, S. Porter, D. Yates, D. Terrill, C. Bruce, P. Sherman, R. Spence, R. Galipeau, D. Lindley, Co-captain; E. James, C. Porter, Co-captain. MAJORETTES Colleen Porter, Co-captain; Dianne Lindley, Co-captain; Evelyn Chase, Advisor. The majorettes of Tantasqua began in 1963 with only five girls. Three years later this organization has grown to twelve girls. These girls perform during the half time at home football and basketball games. They also represent Tantasqua every year at the Eastern States Exposition and Memorial Day parade. Their conscientious, hard work has given Tantasqua every rea- son to be proud of these girls. The majorettes are sincerely grateful to Mrs. Chase for her time and effort. 124 P20 ROW 1: L. Simpson, K. Hyde, L. Aho, C. Christian, N. Winkler, L. Regis. ROW 2: D. Gravel, J. Rogers, P. Char- pentier, N. Kaitbenski, A. Martel, D. Gagnier. ROW 3: B. Talbot, D. Wilson, S. Parezych. DRILL TEAM Linda Regis, Co-captain Linda Simpson, Co-captain Lyn Aho, Treasurer Kathy Hyde, Secretary Evelyn Chase, Advisor “Mark time (8), Wheels — odd left and even right (32), Wheels — odd right and even left (32), To The Winds (16), To the rear (16), Obliques (8), Forward (4), In (8), Out (8), Forward (8), In (8), Columns — | and 2 Forward and 3 and 4 Rear (8), To the rear (8), Half wheel right (16), To The Winds (16), To the rear (16), Half wheel right (16), Drop off (8), Pick up (8), Counter march” is one of the many rou- tines exhibited by the Tantasqua Drill Team at home Football and Basketball games. Routines are made up by Linda Regis and Linda Simpson, the Team’s co-captains. The Drill Team is in its second year with twenty active members. The first year that Tantasqua had a drill team, the girls had uniforms of dark skirts, white blouses and Letterman sweaters. This year they have their own uniforms which are shown in the picture. These uniforms were made by Mrs. Louise Willett on a loan from the Student Council. The girls repaid the Student Council and bought sweaters by sell- ing candy. The girls are indebted to Mrs. Chase for her valuable time and help. 126 M. Nowatkiewicz, D. Willet, M. McDougal, P. Leo, B. Walker. ROW 4: D. Carrier, A. Corbin, K. Newhall, S. ROW I: D. Scott, M. Phipps, J. Pernoski, D. Smith, C. Sheldon. Campbell, D. Gravel, M. Closson, S. Regis, B. Rasys, K. New- ROW 2: Mrs. Duquette, D. Simpson, S. LaFerrier, C. Tanski, hall, D. Carrier, C. Gardiner, D. Willet, S. Lindley, M. Mc- S. Lilla, R. Galipeau, C. Hoffman, Pres.; K. Donavon, D. Gre- Dougal. Senior High GRA. goire, J. Robinson, E. Nelson, L. Jolin. ROW 3: F. Shailer, A. G.R.A. ROW 1: J. Howe, D. Suprenant, R. Jolin, S. Haney, S. Pronto, Cadieux, S. Noyes, S. Noyes. ROW 3: S. Haney, M. Taylor, P. Johnson, J. Lindley, D. Martin, M. Hailey, S. Hunt, L. S. Dionne, K. Livernois, H. Hitchcock, K. Wright, D. Grinnell, Perrault, C. Lilla. ROW 2: Mrs. Chase, D. Nelson, M. Keeney, G. Martel, D. Calcutt, S. Branniff, F. Towne. Junior High GRA. K. Bonin, D. Gagnier, K. McKay, B. Wilson, C. Menard, R. 127 GIRL’S ADVANCED GYM Nancy Edmiston, President Bonnie Girard, Debbie Yates, Vice-President Colleen Porter, Secretary Laura Herman, Treasurer Mrs. Helen Duquette, Advisor The Advanced Gym Group of Tantasqua Regional High consists of eleven girls who are interested and display exceptional ability in the field of gymnastics. These girls work out weekly and prepare themselves for competition against the University of Massachusetts, Springfield College and area schools. The girls use several pieces of apparatus. Among these are the Balance Beam, the Horse, Trampo- line and Uneven parallel bars. Tumbling and Floor exercise play an important part in their work. In 1965, Laura Herman won top hon- ors in the state competition in Floor Exercise. Bonnie Girard ROW 1: K. Bryzs, B. Turner, C. Hoffman, E. Haney. ROW 2: Nancy Edmiston, C. Porter, G. Sarty. ROW 3: D. Yates, L. Herman. 128 ROW 1: M. Taylor, L. Boniface, S. Edmiston, N. Kaitb enski, L. Duquette, G. Martel, I. Cournoyer, M. Sarazan, S. Hunt, K. Beeman, A. Desmond, D. Bovat, G. Miller. ROW 2: J. LaMon- Wright, K. Wilsom, G. Kelly, M. Smith, S. Noyes. ROW 4: D. tagne, J. Pernoski, J. Lindley, L. Glass, R. Cadieux, B. Wilson, S. Mercure, L. Maknaitis, C. Sheldon, K. Bonin, C. Sullivan, M. Pronto, D. Suprenant, D. Willett, A. Kenerson. ROW 3: Mrs. Young, B. Maloney, K. Perrault, S. Haney. Laura Herman Debbie Yates 129 ROW I: D. Marinelli, D. Haney, W. Pauli, P. Hoffman. ROW 2: G. Biron, K. Shumate, M. Hoenig, E. Pauli, W. Salazar, R. Jal- bert, S. Bacon, Mr. Pauli. ROW 3: J. Haines, D. Koslowski, C. BOYS’ ADVANCED GYM The Boys’ Advanced Gym Club is for boys who are interested and show great athletic ability. The boys work out on the High Bar, Trampoline, Horse, Parallel Bars and oth- er equipment. They also go into competi- tion against are schools and colleges such as the University of Massachusetts. The Club’s advisor is Mr. Pauli. Emil Pauli Lyman, M. Peterkin, S. Lorch, P. Robbins, D. Jalbert, M. Miller, M. Terrill. Heh! Heh! It’s only forty-two feet to the bottom he says. 131 No matter how hard I push, this gym roof won't come off. TANTASQUA 32 SEARLES 6 With Scott Gardner leading the offense and de- TANTASQUA 12 PALMER 6 Palmer came into the game undefeated and they were surely a fine ball club with good balance. The first half was all Palmer for we could not get out of the shadow of our goal posts. Palmer intercepted our first three passes, blocked one punt and partially an- other. This one led to their six points. The second half proved to be a Tantasqua defensive as well as an offensive victory, when a recovered fumble on a punt gave us six points and an intercepted pass set up the winning T.D. Carl Paolucci threw ball car- riers for continuous losses and Dave Kaitbenski played another fine game. Fitting for our two co- captains to lead us to our last victory. TANTASQUA 28 AUBURN 6 fensive and showing his leadership ability, we de- feated the vastly improved Searles team. Kim Shu- mate did some fine ball carrying. TANTASQUA 10 MINNECHAUG 6 The Tantasqua defense proved to be too strong again as we beat Minnechaug, allowing them to score only late in the game. Jim Woodward, a freshman, played a fine game. TANTASQUA 10 HOLLISTON 0 The stubborn Holliston team put up a battle for a while but the Warriors proved to be too strong. The defense led by Scott Gardner, Dave Kaitbenski and Ted Wells was outstanding. Skip Freddette’s passing and the running of Al Dhembe and Kim Shumate led us to a win over Au- burn. Our defense led Ted Wells, Dave Kaitbenski and Carl Paolucci was tremendous. TANTASQUA 8 COMMERCE 0 Once again Tantasqua’s defense, led by Scott Gardner, was outstanding. Andy McdAuliff, Ted Wells, Carl Paolucci, Norm Robbins and Skip Fre- dette all played a fine game. WESTBORO 18 TANTASQUA 0 A very hard hitting Westboro team came back in the second quarter to score and give them the lead at the half. In the second half they drove to the one foot line only to fumble. This gave Westboro the incentive they needed to win. ATHOL 18 TANTASQUA 14 The biggest game in Central Mass. was between two unbeaten teams here at the reservation. Tantas- qua had a fantastic offense with Al Dhembe getting 168 yds. of the 400 yds. gotten by the team. Athol 450 yds. for the total offense. Although we lost, Athol knew they were in a game and they will al- ways respect the Warriors. tensa eeeeieenieeennanniaians eaeninnnall ay, sant ROW 1: S. Gardner, M. Trahan, M. Healy, N. Robbins, C. Pao- lucci. Co-captain; D. Kaitbenski, Co-captain; R. Fredette, A. McAuliff, A. DiMatteo, E. Boucher. ROW 2: D. Denault, W. Wells, K. Shumate, S. Lorch, R. Morse, K. Healy, E. Pauli, E. Al- lery, J. Earls. ROW 3: Coach Weiss, Coach Dube, J. Marona, A. ROW 3: J. Stanton, C. Terry, J. Hoenig, R. Julian, R. Greene, Coach Lussier. ROW 2: R. McCurdy, L. Senecal, T. Parker, R. Vallee, D. Morse, J. Goggin, B. Willett, C. Stone. ROW 1: D. eer AR CERNE TEES I EE EE ey AOE i C4 BEBE gs ae see 34 a REE a ss Hit “ciation Dhembe, J. Woodward, R. Armstrong, M. Dowling, S. Delman, R. Warren, Coach Lussier. ROW 4: W. Waite, J. Collins, P. De- nault, B. Hedlund, E. Tefft, E. Ciprari, W. Banwell, B. Willett. ROW 5: J. Dhembe, D. Murphy, G. Biron, R. Valley, C. Stone, T. Cosla, J. Nelson, H. Beeman, M. Peterkin, C. Stone. Quatrocelli, D. Wells, J. Senecal, E. Tefft, J. Dhembi, W. Mi- chalski, E. Maynard, W. Pauli, D. Slepian. I don’t see what the excitement is, fellas. I really don’t have the ball! Say, that’s a nice looking earth- worm down there. 134 soil caidletammtlisuestinavdiscamet ccc aoae ee Bee S etellecimaieimnel aendtciass tt ac tkak Aes tee E ARR a SIS ER. aN REE a lta RE REA eanMiubaglicaactine Mes at onic adios : dct ee eS Bieta ae. A re eis i SGM Sp dicot sang Cama. went % This’ll teach ya’ to take my girl!! I just have to catch this flying saucer. 135 It’s mine and you guys ain’t gettin’ it! 138 The Warriors fight for a victory. What d’ya’ know! I just pulled his whole leg off! Would you believe . . . (that guy is really a girl!) ROW 1: P. Szolusha, A. McAuliff, R. Fredette, Co-captain; deau, J. Earls, T. Brogan. ROW 3: Coach Erban, M. Kelly, T. J. Weaver, Co-captain; D. Teagno. ROW 2: R. Tefft, P. Bour- Wells, D. Slepian. BASKETBALL THE 1965-1966 basketball team registered a won-lost balance of 9-11. In the Western Worcester County League, we placed fifth with a six and eight record. Senior Co-captains John Weaver and Skip Fredette were by factors in scoring and directing the offense. Don Teagno played a key role as a rebounder. Juniors Rich Tefft, Peter Bourdeau and Ted Wells were re-elected to the Tri-Area All-Star Team. Tefft had a field goal shooting percentage that was outstandin g as he hit 120 of 262 shots for 46 percent. High scorers were Rich Tefft and John Weaver with 274 and 234 points, re- spectively. Ted Wells was the teams’ leading rebounder. 140 ee eas ‘ a gee Co-captain John Weaver Charlton (Jamboree) Warren Sutton Oxford Marianhill St. Louis Alumni Monson Charlton North Brookfield Barre Douglas Warren Sutton Oxford Charlton North Brookfield Barre Douglas Palmer Wore. Academy, J.V. Team Record 1965-1966 16 64 50 68 70 79 78 63 50 85 82 45 67 38 75 66 60 64 52 67 50 Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua A successful attempt. Co-captain Skip Fredette Xo2K 9 WACO) y ss Don’t try and hold hands with me, fella! Pete Bourdeau FRESHMEN ROW I: R. Senecal, B. Willett, D. McCurdy, P. Blondin, D. Sharkey, A. McCurdy. ROW 2: R. Vic, P. Julian, J. Hoenig, R. O'Connor, J. Winkler, D. Bourdeau. JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1: E. Gondek, R. Ruggles, B. Hedlund, E. Tefft. ROW 2: D. Curtis, R. Buzzle, A. Glass, D. Slepia’ ROW 1: D. Haney, R. Tefft, G. Terry, T. Martin, Co-captain; E. Grudzien, Co-captain; R. Burnham, D. Powell, J. Haley. ROW 2: J. Pote, P. Hoffman, R. Jalbert, J. Weaver, R. Sandole, G. Landon, J. O'Connor, D. Anderson, J. Pernoski. ROW 3: R. Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasq ua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Ruggles, R. Glass, T. Brogan, R. Buzzle, D. Ling, J. Hicks, R. O’- Connor, J. Rulli. ROW 4: D. Solomon, G. Chase, D. Sharkey, M. Kelly, D. Koslowski, D. McDougal, Coach Steensen. CROSS-COUNTRY Team Record David Prouty Oxford Southbridge Palmer Classical Holyoke , Technical W. Springfield Southwick N. Brookfield Cathedral Minnechaug The Warriors extended their winning streak to 35 straight victories with a perfect 12-0 record. The team enjoyed its third undefeated season. The team won the division title of the Western Mass. Cross-Country Leagues took first place at the Wachusett In- vitational Meet, placed second of 17 teams in the League Meet, and was sixth of 32 in Class D in the State Meet. Led by Bob Sandole, who captured the annual Knights of Columbus run, and co-captains Ed Grudzien and Tom Mar- tin, the team improved as the season progressed. Glenn Terry, Jerry Chase, Rich Tefft, Dave Haney, Dave Kos- lowski, Giff Landon, Bob Ruggles and Dennis Soloman also contributed to the success of the team. Losing only three of the top ten runners, the Warriors are looking forward to another good season next year. 144 Co-captain Tom Martin shows the strain of a hard run. Hey, fella! Your pants are falling off!! Co-captain Ed Grudzien shows the stamina of a fine athlete. Paul Kelly makes the grade, too. Mr. Crockett advises the boys on a discus throw. TRACK The 1965 Track team had another fine season posting seven straight victories to ex- tend their victory string to fourteen over the past two years. Season’s Highlights: Team — First in South Central Track Conference — Second year. Second in South Central Track Conference League Meet. Second in Prouty Invitationals. Fourth in District [ff Championship. First in Western Mass. Relays — Distance Medley setting a new Western Mass. rec- ord of 8:15.9. Third in Western Mass. Championships New School Records Set: Neil Faugno — Two mile 10:09.3. Jim Gilman — 440 54.6. Norm Robbins — 120 yd. Low Hurdles — :14.2. Bob Sandole — Mile 3:34.6. Dave Fuller — Discus 138’4”. Henry Pelletier — Shot Put 48’9”. Dave Fuller — Pole Vault 10’3”. The team looks forward to another good season this year. 146 Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua 77 72 69 12 60 85 73 Team Record Oxford North Brookfield Webster Academy Palmer David Prouty Southbridge Leicester 1966 Co-captains: Dave Fuller Won 7 Lost 0 19 31 Ed Grudzien Norm Robbins shows winning form. 147 Bob Sandole works hard to keep the team ahead. Ed Grudzien, Mr. Ted Steensen, Dave Fuller. This ll teach him not to pay his class dues. That’s not REALLY sawdust. It’s quicksand!! 148 The boys work hard to maintain a perfect record. 149 a, PNVASO) | 7 ee Sik ENTS Ss a C ROW 1: J. Closson, W. Miller, E. Hyde, R. Lippe, T. Donovan, W. Pratt. ROW 3: Mr. Emrich, S. Gardner, R. Switzer, J. L. Adams, P. Julian, R. Walulak, M. Bowden. ROW 2: F. Grise, Mocko, B. Corwin, Mr. Toepher. E. Jette, T. Kosla, G. Stone, T. Desmond, P. Szolusha, T. Martin, BASEBALL 1965 was another championship season for our Baseball Warriors. This was our sixth league title since 1956. We finished our season with thirteen victories against three defeats. Season Highlights: Our overnight trip to the Baseball Hall of Fame and the thrill of being able to work out on the famous Doubleday Field; our all southpaw pitching staff of Desmond, Bowden, Mocko and Gardner; the consistent hitting of Adams, Donovan and Lippe; the fine defensive play of Walulak, Julian and Martin; the one hundred percent effort by Hyde, Miller and Stone; the big three run pinch hit triple by “Scott” Gardner in the Championship game against Oxford; the selection of Lee Adams to receive the first Stuart Memorial Award; the turning over of the team captaincy of Lee Admas “65” to Tim Desmond “66”; the honor of having Lee Ad- ams, Terry Donovan, Tim Desmond and Ron Lippe selected to the Western Wor- cester County All Star Team. 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STURBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS DAVID LENTI CLOTHING SHOES HOWARD'S Quality Since 1908 AUTO MARINE 7-11 Elm Street Sturbridge CENTER Howard Pratt Johnson Motors Inboard and Outboard Motors Route 20 Sturbridge 347-3229 PAQUETTE STATIONERY COMPANY 338 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. School Supplies Typewriters BILL SWIACKI REAL ESTATE CO. 22 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. 764-439 1 .. . WE SELL THE EARTH AND INSURE EVERYTHING ON IT... General Insurance and Real Estate CONGRATULATIONS from UBLICK HOUS STURBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS BOB’S SERVICE STATION Sturbridge, Mass. 347-8377 Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing Motor Tune Up Our Sincere Best To All at Tantasqua Regional High School!! Everyone at DEARY BROS. offers Congratulations to the graduates; continued success to the undergraduates and respectful thanks to the school faculty and its administrators. DEARY BROS. ALL STAR DAIRIES ‘We Care’”’ Quality Dairy Products — Laboratory Controlled To Safeguard Your Health. West Main St. Webster, Massachusetts CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1966 OVIDE’S Route 15 Sturbridge Congratulations M. J. HOLDEN Insurance Real Estate WICK QUA BOAG a Ha WEEKLY ADVERTISING DIRECT MAIL PRINTING COMPLIMENTS OF THE WOODBINE COFFEE SHOP 867-6827 West Brookfield HODES SUPERMARKET, INC. Route 9 Spencer, Mass. ‘‘Tender-Tested Meats”’ BEN BOUSQUET INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 300 Main Street 764-8318 Southbridge Compliments of R. ROBBINS Complete line of ladies and men’s wearing apparel PHOTOGRAPHY by.. David R. Suter STUDIO at 31 Grove Street Spencer, Mass. 885-3159 WILLIAM H. DiGREGORIO INSURANCE AGENCY SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. 348 MAIN STREET VILLAGE NEWS and THE BIG BUNNY COFFEE SHOP 942 West Main Street Southbridge, Mass. Jake Strack 347-3373 VILLAGE DRUM’ER RESTAURANT ROUTE 20 STURBRIDGE Facilities for Private Banquets and Dancing 347-3034 RINGS excellent PINS design MEDALS CUPS craftsmanship PLAQUES TROPHIES superb quality YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES CLUST NEW YORK 220 PUBEICsSip ee ROVIDENGC rahe PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURING JEWELERS Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1966 BURNHAM INSURANCE AGENCY INC. A CENTURY OF INSURANCE SERVICE 1865-1965 39 ELM STREET SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. J. N. BURNHAM R. B. MUENZBERG Je Ee LALLOR Compliments of McKINSTRY ICE | MASSACHUSETTS COMPANY, INC. | ELECTRIC SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. | COMPANY AMES DISCOUNT BRIMFIELD OIL CO. DEPARTMENT STORE Rae OUULIEREM PROP: Range, Fuel Oil Bottled Gas Mill Street Southbridge Sturbridge Rd. Brimfield ‘Where you get more for less’’ 245-3358 Compliments of A M TOOL and DIE CO. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. EILEEN’S RESTAURANT 867-8157 MARTEL CLEANERS 142 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Mass. 764-2125 Central St. Brookfield Orders to Go Pizzas Grinders FOSTER HILL ySiDE:FURREATEE ICE CREAM SHOPPE WA he ? Olde Fashioned Homemade Ice Cream Discount Prices Wall to Wall Carpeting And Cleaning 867-2858 Brookfield Historic Foster Hill Charlotte Milton Richardson West Brookfield, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 FROM GUARANT Y BANK TRUST COMPANY “Complete Banking Services for You”’ Offices in Southbridge Sturbridge Westboro Clinton Worcester Auburn Grafton Leominster Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation STURBRIDGE TRADING POST and MOCCASIN SHOP Hand-made moccasins and leather goods Main Street Sturbridge GREEN the FLORIST Park Street Spencer, Massachusetts Flowers for all Occasions. 885-2274 Compliments of FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Main Street Palmer Main Street Gooden Southbridge, Mass. 318-22 Main St. 764-3155 BRISTOL’S PHARMACY, INC. West Brookfield Compliments of BERTHIAUME’S INC. 13 Mechanic St., Spencer Tuxedo Rentals SPECIAL SCHOOL RATES EDWARD'S Your Department Store Since 1844 Southbridge Compliments of THE WESTWOOD UNITED LENS COMPANY, TEXTILE INC. MANUFACTURING Southbridge, Mass. COMPANY Southbridge, Massachusetts Congratulations To The Class of '66 TED’S SERVICE STATION Fiskdale INSURANCE ROBERT B. KELLY SPENCER BROOKFIELD Compliments of LITTLE ALUM PARK Bulova CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM YOUR LOCAL PROFESSIONAL MEN Compliments of PICKER X-RAY UNIVERSAL TAG COMPANY Keepsake STURBRIDGE ROAD Compliments from STURBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS CLARK’S Jewelry and Gifts Palmer, Mass. 283-7207 COMPLIMENTS OF ROUMESIS I STURBRIDGE, MASS. OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE “If you would know the value of money go and try to borrow some.”’ Benjamin Franklin The Thompson Bank A Gift of The Massachusetts Bankers Association BEST WISHES ELM MARKET BROOKFIELD ROAD YE OLD SPINNING WHEEL Antiques in General We buy and appraise Route 20 Sturbridge YE OLDE TAVERN, INC. Weddings Banquets 867-6061 Route 9 West Brookfield FISKDALE, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF GAVITT WIRE CABLE COMPANY Division of Amerace Com. BROOKFIELD WEST BROOKFIELD Best Wishes from BERT’S BARBER SHOP Main St. Fiskdale, Mass. Now 2 barbers at your service. Closed Mondays. Publishing a YEARBOOK Is As Simple As To the casual reader a yearbook is often simply an “album” of pictures with written text. Merely ink on paper . . . though nice to own and enjoy. But to the staff and adviser the yearbook means much more. For yearbook work comprises a multi- tude of details: Layout, Art, Photography, Copy, Typography, Covers and Binding, (not to mention the small detail of money-raising). Highly techni- cal and often time-consuming and a source of anx- iety to a staff unless the publisher’s representative is trained to give needed help and suggestions. At American your publisher’s representative is a member of the school’s yearbook team. He is skilled in the many facets of yearbook work, hav- ing at his fingertips the answers to yearbook prob- lems as well as a multitude of ideas. He is always there when you need him. This is why we say ‘“‘Publishing a Yearbook is as simple as AYC.” Don Lendry Publisher’s Representative 2 ‘earbook Company Topeka, Kan. Vasalia, Calif. 108 Manchester Terrace Box 209 Forest Park Station Springfield, Massachusetts Area Code 413 732-7692 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 Compliments of Stan Kaitbenski Inc. The Members of the Class of 1966 Wish to Acknowledge the Hard Work and Sincere Efforts Following Seniors: WILLIAM AYERS ESTHER MORRISSEY COLLEEN PORTER RAYMOND BURNHAM Compliments of PARKER’S GULF STATION Main Street 347-3482 E. Russell Parker, Prop. A. B. DICK PRODUCTS Worcester, Mass. Compliments of HOWLETT LUMBER CO. Holland, Mass. Fiskdale A.L.A. A.A.A. Route 20 Sturbridge, Mass. 20th CENTURY TV AND APPLIANCE CENTER Zenith TV and Stereos Westinghouse Appliances HALLMARK CARDS AND GIFTS Main Street Fiskdale, Mass. TURNER’S CLUB, INC. Sandwiches and Legal Beverages 9:00 AM to 1:00 AM Monday thru Friday Saturday 9:00 AM to 12:00 AM Sunday 1:00 PM to 1:00 AM Fred and Millie Lupa, Proprietors SIR FRANCIS MOTEL Route 131 Sturbridge, Mass. Two miles east of Sturbridge Village. Air Conditioning and controlled heating; telephone and TV. Finest restaurants nearby. Tel. 347-9514 or 347-9515. BROGAN’S SERVICE STATION Sturbridge 347-3600 Oil Lubrication Batteries Tires CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 from the SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1968 SOUTHBRIDGE Y.M.C.A. SERVES MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS 8 Years of Age and Over JOIN TODAY FOR PHYSICAL FITNESS, FUN, AND FELLOWSHIP Meet New and Old Friends at Gym Classes, Club Meetings, Summer Co-ed Day Camp Program, and Other Social and Physical Activities Pictured here are a few members of the YMCA Gymnastic Club. Southbridge Y.M.C.A. 267 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. 01551 764-4121 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM THE FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1969 YOUR FULL-SERVICE BANKING OFFICES Southbridge Office 249 Main Street 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. PATRONS BRIMFIELD NURSING HOME ....................0000.00.000.4. BRIMFIELD BEERS AND STORY FUNERAL HOME............................. PALMER eras RADIA TORESHOR, ee heer ca es eens a cde eee BRIMFIELD Be CEHANTY 6: COM es seks shee ewa ered . SOUTHBRIDGE Mev IGREGORIOR ere ee oe oe. he hee STURBRIDGE SeemmESOMPES LY FAVS ete ed re ee os Ga evens s ouc ele dae Red ome PALMER MEMRIGKSWELDING® 2.3.2 eee ee eee. NORTH BROOKFIELD DIMENMICAYEREALSE STALE 60.5.5 occ oe ie beer bles cece ect cube HOLLAND KRUSELL INSURANCE DG PLING ee oe. cele s sec ween loniteien NORTH BROOKFIELD KUNKEL REFRIGERATION .................0.......00.00... SOUTHBRIDGE eC EMIND EMIVE CL Lempert hee es sa cso sb the atkioeiea a oaees BRIMFIELD QUABOAG RUBBER CO. ............................ NORTH BROOKFIELD Peemibrm FUNERAL HOME .....................c0..cccc sce eeeeee PALMER ese eLOOUIN ace ee ce lk oad ovens SOUTHBRIDGE E. T. PRENTISS PPSCURANGETAGENCY) oar een ee hoe es lel Se ee BRIMFIELD SAFE DEPOSIT BANK AND TE RAUMSTT £640 BG 2S hse pre Cet ee re MONSON TARGETT ALLRISK PV OWRANGESAGENG Verret tes eee yee ee, he nei PALMER inismNelrAl SHOP ANTIQUES «..................2..5.5..%. BRIMFIELD FRIENDS MES OCICECOM Dall) ce teem ae a Orne Pn ee Re orca te, she 9 Nase a ts 4. ove sd dowce hls Southbridge OKIE CL IC allCl scan Pa ec es? i eae ns eee eo, Sale ohh ad wea Brookfield oy SIME ny x cela RR ae dh Soe Pe Pago rr Southbridge SAAT S Cen OL tC tie ternrr en ME eh es a nc, as cess GT. sy Pgs, cig d 4s eee Palmer ey NTEES Oho VG aD, 5 Secare phon TO iy Bee eee RRR te Aiea i a a Brimfield TEES ET GME cers bas, te OER ee Brookfield ees CG 1 OE oe rn ie ie ee re APE ee ey oN eee Brookfield CSTE ES URMOSET ID Sy 2 ea ed ie lle a a North Brookfield SOU MMCKCNI Mat SULAICeZADChCYy arn htc eile eter ys lodcs. ¢ cen elace ak Ain Weta area eae gee Palmer EIETLIES) TUNE ES WIETOWY 4 ne G8 ara rrr ey North Brookfield FAREWELL I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the people who gave so much of their time to help me. Mr. Eliot Rich, my advisor, was invaluable for his time and understanding. Mr. Mark Crockett, Mr. Barker Keith, Mr. Richard Bourdeau and Mr. Frank James contributed much of their time in preparing photos and giving me a few sug- gestions for the book. There were also students who never gave up on me no matter how “raunchy” my moods got. Elaine Gauthier, Linda Regis, Carolyn Hoffman, and my officers, Judy Ciprari, Kathy Hyde, Betsy Keeney and Carolyn Bennett proved to be invaluable with their time and services. It is my greatest wish that the students and faculty of THS enjoy the yearbook and find many happy memories. Leona Holmes Editor COLONIAL amy AMERICAN Maan CHERRY PIE AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Neen qa hai ie = Sopa at eawee ene at ken’ yh Beale LN, ann Son