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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

Oh, all the money that ere I’ve spent I’ve spent it in good company, And all the harm that ere I’ve done Alas it was to none but me And all I’ve done for want of wit To memory now | can’t recall So fill to me the parting glass Good night and joy be with you all. Oh, all the comr ades that ere I’ve had Are sorry for my going away And all the sweethearts that ere I’ve had Would wish me one more day to stay. But since it falls unto my lot That | should rise and you should not | will gently rise and softly call, Good night and joy be with you all. “The Parting Glass’”’ Traditional Contents Faculty... 14 Seniors. . . 38 Underclassmen . . . 66 Activities . . . 96 Sports ... 116 Advertisements . . . 144 te TANTASQUAN 1967 Tantasqua Regional High School Sturbridge, Massachusetts. deo: ‘ ‘ i — “ % = ” Cal P . sa — % ss “ . ae Sam cc grey ad ee : - See ae ee nm . eas - - % : . Ge , ° -! ds : a es a’ e i te ” = o . t oe: os i ke “ I s = % % ” 3 al 7 : ™ Lj ay The Chairs, the Silent Corridors, the Empty Classrooms Waiting to Come Alive. Inquiry and Industry, Eagerness... The Discovery of New Ideas... . 0 1 .. . and the Development of New Interests 3. Be 1] These Are the Many Facets. . . = This Is Tantasqua. eee FR BES 15 Robert A. Watson Superintendent Lifelong scholar and teacher, Robert M. Hutchins, once said that the best preparation we can provide youth could be summed up in four words: “Get ready for anything.”’ The longer one lives, the more appreciative he becomes of the profundi- ty of those simple words. The only thing we can predict with considerable confidence in a change- able world is change itself. How effectively you meet change and life’s uncertainties will be to some extent a test of the worth of what you have learned. And you will have learned your lessons well if you can apply origi- nality, imagination, creativeness, intelligence and wisdom to the multi- tude of human problems you will encounter. | wish for each of you a long and fruitful life. 16 Roland W. Wilson Principal Recent developments in education leave little doubt that the education of the future will by startling. Among the recent trends in education is the spectacular advances in the storing of information for the use of students and educ ators alike. Some writers feel that the body of knowl- edge will be amassed on magnetic tape and will be presented to us at our command. Such developments present the challenge of change to Students and teachers alike. We must adapt and change to meet the ever pressing demands of the education of the future. 17 Edward B. Bzdula Assistant Principal Francis J. Bansfield Guidance Director 18 CHARLES F. RUSSELL State College at Fitchburg Spring College B.S.Ed., M.Ed. DAVID G. BOUDREAU American International College State College at Worc. B.S., M.Ed. LOUISE WILLETT Secretary SHIRLEY M. GREY Memorial Hospital Simmons College Certificate of Public Health Health Nursing Future Nurses Club Adv. HAWTRY YEAMES Northeastern Univ. BY Sisn (CLE, Head of Maintenance ANNETTE BROWN Office Secretary JULIE VICKERS Office Secretary ELIZABETH A. COLLINS Office Secretary 19 N ROGER CHARETTE Assumption College Boston Univ. Bowdoin College Univ. of Conn. A.B. M.Ed. Dept. Head English CLARE HALVEY Clark Univ. A.B., M.A. PETER McDONALD College of Santa Fe B.A. Newspaper Advisor LUCILLE THIMBLIN Univ. of Mass. B.S. M.A. Sophomore Class Coordinator GEORGE WEILER Boston College Ph.B., A.B., M.Ed. DONALD ULRICH Boston Univ. BapeAe Junior Class Advisor Drama Club Advisor KENNETH BLAKE Westfield State American International B.A., M.Ed. THOMAS C. VAIL Hampden-Sydney B.A. Yearbook Advisor WILLIAM TREMBLAY Clark Univ. Columbia Univ. B.A. Asst. Football Coach Soph. Class Advisor WILLIAM GORMAN Suffolk Univ. A.B., A.M., M.Ed. Dep't. Head Junior Class Advisor Freshman Basketball Coach Social Studies VERNON BRUNEAU U. of Mass. B.A; M.Ed; JOHN FARLAND Boston University BLS Head Football Coach Asst. Baseball Coach ROBERT E. BOMBARD Springfield College Westfield State B.S., M.Ed. Senior Class Advisor ROBERT P. SCOBIE Brown University A.B., M.A. Tennis Coach Int’al Relations Club Advisor 22 ARTHUR A. LEWIS Brown University Bridgewater State Ph.B., B.S.Ed., A.M. T.T.A. Treasurer WILLIAM ELLITHORPE Keene State College St. Michael's College ANDREW HANDCOCK Georgetown Univ. Int’al Relations Club Of course England will be the fifty-first state! te, ago ROBERT O’CONNOR U. of Mass. Holy Cross Springfield College B.S.Ed. As my mother always said, ‘‘As every school boy knows. . .” TED STEENSEN CHRISTO NASSE Springfield College Colby College Bes: BSh, MESH El. Coach, Cross Country Coach Track WALTER A. LUCE Bridgewater State BrovedmalViBEdeaGeAtG:sS: Dep't Head Math Team Advisor Mathematics NICOLA Lo STRACCO Assumption College B.A. RONALD RAINKA U. of Mass. 5), JAMES ALLEN Worcester State U. of Alabama Bessede Asst. Football Coach Math Team Advisor 25 EDWARD SHUMATE U. of Rhode Island Missouri State U. of Missouri IBS. IBESHECh (MILA “Now look here boy, there’s no such color as purple.” Science C. VERNON SMITH U. of Mass. BES! J.V. Basketball Coach MICHAEL J. DUBE U. of Mass. B.S. Junior Class Advisor Pres slsheAG PAUL O'BRIEN Clark University B.A., M.Ed. Dep’t. Head Senior Class Coordinator ROBERT T. YOUNG Cent. Washington State Holy Cross B.A., M.Ed. Junior Class Advisor RICHARD J. ERBAN Springfield College B.S. V. Pres. T.T.A. Varsity Basketball Coach 26 ARMAND HUFAULT Clark University A.B. Senior Class Coordinator LEONARD NASE Worcester State B.S. EDWARD AHERN Westfield State Worcester State B.S.E., M.E. NORBERT MATERA St. Anselm’s College A.B. ‘Hey you guys! He got an A minus!”’ EDITH G. BOLSHAW Tufts College Harvard University Middlebury College Boston University Assumption College B.A., M.A. Dep't Head National Honor Society Advisor “Frere Jacques! Who was he?’ SANDRA CROCE Barry College A.B. Spanish Club Advisor Language AGATHE M. JAMES Universite de Strasbourg B.A., B.S.Ed., M.A. Sophomore Class Advisor ANDREA MASTROCOLA Alfred Univ. B.A. 28 JANET E. LACERDA Clark University Brown University B.A., M.A. French Club Advisor Library MRS. HEIPLER MRS. DIONNE Library Clerk Resource Center Asst. Should a gentleman offer a Tiparillo to a lady??? G ARFIELD NORTON Boston College Bests cea ViEeGs Supervisor of Attendance ERNEST WOODCOCK Boston Univ. A.A., B.A., M.Ed. Dept. Head MARY T. BZDULA Boston University Worcester State B.S., M.Ed. Dep’t Head Secretaries’ Club Advisor Alumnae Advisor “QWERTYUIOP? ” What a thing to say to a teacher. MARY C. ESMAY Bryant College B.S. Junior Class Advisor Secretary of T.T.A. Business Ed. EUGENE T. LAKIN U. of Miami Bridgewater St. College B.B.A., M.Ed. School Treasurer RICHARD A. THOMAS Amer. International College B.S., M.Ed. Senior Class Advisor Junior Red Cross 30 EVELYN CHASE Arnold College Brot Majorette Advisor Drill Team Advisor GRA, Jr. High Advisor Physical Ed. HELEN DUQUETTE Bridgewater State Bro EG VEE: Adv. Gym Advisor GRA Senior High Advisor Cheerleader Advisor Stop! Stop! Get the corpses off the floor then resume play. WALTER K. PAULI Boston University B.S., M.Ed. Dep't Head Adv. Gym Advisor Intramurals Director WILLIAM R. EMRICH Springfield College Panzer College B.S., M.Ed. Athletic Director Baseball Coach 31 JOHN CHENEY Boston University Baylor University B.M., M.S.M. Dep’t Head Choraleers Advisor Glee Club Advisor Ninth Grade Chorus Advisor Music FRED W. DRIFMEYER Boston University U. of Hartford B.Mus. Band Director “Alright where’s the music?” Art RICHARD O. CHASE Mass. College of Art Rhode Island School of Design B.F.A., M.F.A. CLAUDE G. ALMAND Rhode Island School of Design Brea: ae CATHERINE E. KENNEDY Worcester State Framingham State B.S.Ed. Freshman Class Coordinator Dep't Head Virginia B. Corwin U. of Rhode Island Bas: Asst. Advisor of Future Nurses Home Economics JOHN RAINKA Fitchburg State 3S, IMLSUE, Dep’t Head MARK V. CROCKETT, JR. Univ. of Mass. Bass Asst. Track Coach Branding time on the Reservation! 33 What do you mean? ‘‘No yearbook?” Late? No, it’s only C block | didn't know we had a swimming team. 34 The Sturbridge Marathon 35 Business Law can be fun. at me eed Some of our prize-winning photography But Monday morning. . . Bleah! Who put that there? 36 Elizabeth Arden in the Girls Room If you recognize yourself in this picture, please contact the editor. It looks like dessert today. 37 {1 GRADUATES Bias ‘DER Rebecca Ruth Allen “Bek’’ Brimfield Likes: male mail Dislikes: Writing letters to p eople who don’t write back. Activities: Class Sec. 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Commit- tee 3, 4; Choraleers 3; Vice Pres. 4; Chorus 1, Glee Club 2, Peter Armand Bourdeau 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; GRA 1, 2; Future Teachers 1, 2. “Pete” Brookfield Highest Aim: To be a challenge. Likes: Kris, quiet weekends and basketball. Dislikes: French classes, volkswagons on dates, and cold win- ter nights. Activities: Class Pres. 2, 4; Vice Pres 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Choraleers 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, Vice Pres. 4; Let- terman’s Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4. Highest Aim: To be successful enough to be financially inde- pendent and still young enough to enjoy it. 40 Robert Arthur Sandole “Bob” Brookfield Likes: To travel, sports and movies. Dislikes: All types of Math. Activities: Freshman basketball 1; science fair 1, Student Council 1, Senator 2; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Co. Capt 4; Track 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Declamation Contest 4; Senior Vice Pres. Highest Aim: To become a Phys. Ed. teacher and to com- pete in the 1972 Olympics. 431 Kathleen Mary Sullivan “Sully” Brimfield Likes: Seagulls and poetry. Dislikes: Stale marshmallows and runny noses. Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Choraleers Sec. 3, Treas. 4; French Club 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treas. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4. Highest Aim: To live in a cottage by the sea. Bette-Jo Ambach “BJ Brookfield Likes: Boys with the names that start with ‘‘B’’! Dislikes: Married men. Activities: Chorus 1, Glee Club 2, Cho- raleers 3, 4; Library Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Highest Aim: To be able to wait for a special guy to come home from Ger- many!! Susan L. Bliss “Bliss’’ Wales Likes: The army, G block studies, ‘‘The Lonely Hearts Club.”’ Dislikes: The witch, Mr. Erban’s frogs, SNIPES!! Highest Aim: To eventually marry my soldier. Andrew Cadieux “Andy’’ Brimfield Johanna Adams West Brookfield Likes: pizza Dislikes: Cars driven in the middle of the road. Activities: Yearbook 3, 4; Future Teach- ersule 253: Highest Aim: To graduate. Gail Mary Branniff “Sally Snipe’ Sturbridge Likes: Paratroopers Dislikes: Blondes, English class, quiet people. Activities: Glee Club 1; Office Girl 4. Highest Aim: To get one of Mrs. Es- may’s timings. Richard Evan Brogan “Ricky’’ Sturbridge Likes: Good times Dislikes: Being used. Activities: Football 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Choraleers 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; Class Treas. 2 Highest Aim: To make everybody happy. 42 Andy J. Calvanese “Sneezy’’ Brimfield Activities: Chorus 1; track 1; basketball 1; A.V. Squad; Weight Lifting Club 1; Science Fair 1, 2; Band 1, 2. Highest Aim: To own a 6 cylinder auto- matic Ford Falcon. Joseph Michael Carragher “Skip” Sturbridge Likes: Skiing Dislikes: Summer Activities: Yearbook 4; Tomahawk Staff 4 Highest Aim: To be a Ski bum Joyce Calcutt Sturbridge Rene Peter Casavant “Frenchie’’ Brimfield Likes: To drive my boss up a wall. Dislikes: Student Parking Lot. Highest Aim: More speed in carpentry trade. 43 Paula Louise Charpentier Sturbridge Likes: Long Distance Calls Dislikes: Phone Bills Activities: Pep Squad 2; French Club, Secretary 4; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Year- book 1; Future Nurses Club 3; Future Teachers’ Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 4. Highest Aim: To be happy Christine Lillian Christian “Chris’’ Sturbridge Likes: Bill Dislikes: Tantasqua Boys Activities: Drill Team 3, Co-capt. 4; Fu- ture Nurses Club 3, sec. 4; Library Ser- vice Club 1. Highest Aim: To find out who gave me mono. Judith Anne Cummings “Judy” West Brookfield Likes: U.S.N. Dislikes: Liars Activities: Pep squad 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Gym Show 1, 2. Highest Aim: To marry my sailor. Jo-Ann Corriveau “Flash’’ Sturbridge Likes: Service men in uniforms (espe- cially the Army) Activities: Chorus 1, Glee Club 2. “I'm almost sure!”’ Michael Peter Dowling “Downey’’ Sturbridge Likes: Mr. Bombard’s study halls Dislikes: Old women; girls that cry Activities: Football 1, 3; Basketball 2, Class Vice. Pres. 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Choraleers 3, 4. Highest Aim: To return the slides, | did not take. Kathleen Ann Cote “Kasey’’ Sturbridge Likes: Beach at sunset Dislikes: Winter before fall Activities: Student Council 1, 2; GRA 1, 2; Adv. Gym 1, 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Choraleers 3, 4; 9th Grade Chorus 1, Glee Club 2, Pres.; Science Fair 2; Pep Squad 1, Yearbook 4, Senior Editor. Highest Aim: Happiness 1. success— love in achieving both. John A. Day “Critter’’ Holland Likes: Water skiing Dislikes: Getting up early Highest Aim: To become a good drafts- man. Sylvia Jennifer Curboy “Syl’’ Sturbridge Likes: Tall, dark, handsome, hot-tem- pered Frenchmen. Dislikes: Single life. Activities: Future Teachers 2, 3. Highest Aim: To meet the Red Baron. 44 cal Arthur Geoffrey Earls “Geoff’’ Sturbridge Likes: To philosophize under a tree. Dislikes: Trying to remember where | left anything. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Choraleers 3, 4; Student Council Highest Aim: Not to forget anything for a whole day Barbara Jean Fuller “Barb’’ Brimfield Likes: People in particular Dislikes: People in general Activities: Senior Chorus 3. Highest Aim: To Be an asset to those around me. Barbara Ann Fredette “Barb’’ Brimfield Likes: Guys who are a lot taller than me. Dislikes: Parents who chaperone teen- age parties. Activities: Senior Glee Club 2, 3; Tom- ahawk Staff 4. Highest Aim: To be a good secretary “You drive me up a wall.” Ronald David Fortier “Ron’’ Sturbridge Likes: Fords and Beer Dislikes: Chevys Activities: Advanced gym 1. Highest Aim: To drive like Tom Concetta.Rolanda Galipeau “Connie’ Holland Likes: Boys with nice smiles Dislikes: Men in miniskirts with hairy legs. Activities: Glee Club 3, Future Secre- taries Club 4. Roger Francis Fredette “Rog” Brimfield Likes: Girls—Especially Maureen. Dislikes: Teachers and School Highest Aim: To stay a bachelor for five years. 45 Sandra Ann Gorman “San ’ Brookfield Likes: Tall, handsome blondes Dislikes: A, B, C, D, E, and F-block classes. Activities: Future teachers 1, 2, Sec. 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 1, 2. Highest Aim: To become a fashion illus- trator. Thomas William Gaudreau “Gabby’’ Fiskdale Likes: Chev’s and Angel Highest Aim: To finish a ‘‘53”’ Ford. Carolyn Anne Gardiner “Carol’’ Sturbridge Likes: D-block cocoa sessions Dislikes: Pro-football games on Sunday afternoons. Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2, Cho- raleers 3, Treas., 3; Secretary 4; Ad- vanced Gym 2, 3; GRA 3; Yearbook, busi- ness 3, layout 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, Sec. 4 Highest Aim: To raise my own private soccer team. Rachael Lorraine Girouard “Rae’’ Sturbridge Likes: Fast cars and goofing off. Dislikes: Conceited people, and Monday mornings. Activities: Chorus 1; Senior Glee Club 2. Judith Ann Germaine “Judy’’ Holland Likes: Teddy Bears Dislikes: Unfair teachers Activities: Student Council Sec. 3; Math Team 2, 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Stu- dent Govt. Day Senator 3; Future Teach- er's Club 1, 2; Dance Committee 1, 2; Yearbook Typist and layout 4; Gym show 1; Diane Marie Gregoire “‘Diane’’ Holland Likes: Boys with good builds Dislikes: Chaperoned parties, quiet boys. Activities: GRA 3, 4; Gym Show 3; Secre- taries of Tomorrow 4; Prom Commit: tee 4; Highest Aim: To get rid of “out of it’ people. 46 Stuart Michael Gross “Marblehead” Likes: Summer Dislikes: Fall, winter, and Spring Activities: Track 3, 4. Highest Aim: America’s Cup Brookfield Brenda Lee Haney “Toughie’’ Sturbridge Likes: Fast cars, and having lots of fun. Dislikes: Monday mornings Highest Aim: To succeed in life. Francis Joseph Grise “Joe” Brimfield Likes: Fast and new cars. Dislikes: Noisy buses on Monday Morn- ings. Activities: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter- men’s Club 3, 4. Highest Aim: To own my own Car. Kenneth Alton Healy “Heals'’ Holland Likes: Cars that run Dislikes: Headmaster’s Boards Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Co-capt.; Class Pres. 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Student Council Senator 3; Weightlifting Club 3s Hetterman's Clubs ila2e3e.4: Highest Aim: To have a football team— with a little help. 47 Kathryn Eileen Hebert “Kathy ’ Brookfield Likes: Almost everyone and everything Dislikes: Small cars Highest Aim: To finally decide what | want to do. James Dennis Hebert “Jay’’ Brookfield Likes: Fords, backyards Dislikes: Chevys Activities: Audio-visual Squad 1, 2, 3, 4. Highest Aim: To beat a Corvette with a Rambler Richard Edward Herman “Herm” Holland Likes: Good looking girls with blond hair. Activities: Class Play 1, Baseball 1, 4; Basketball 3, Advanced Gym 1, 2; Cross Country 1. Highest Aim: To spend New Year’s Eve At a Playboy Club. Edward Francis Jette ‘Jet’ Wales Likes: Saturday night Dislikes: Sunday morning Activities: Advanced Gym 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, Capt 4; Choraleers 4. Highest Aim: To come back from Viet- nam alive Michael Houts “Mike” Sturbridge Nancy Jensen Brimfield 48 Michael B. Hoenig “Mike’’ Fiskdale Likes: Girls, Hot Rods. Dislikes: Mothers, teachers Activities: Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, Gym Clubsle2e3 ea: Highest Aim: Drive at Datona or Indi- anapolis. Sharon Ann Johnson Holland Likes: Music, dreaming. Dislikes: Alarm Clocks Activities: Future Nurses 4. Highest Aim: To go as far as my luck will take me. Lee Marie Jolin “Mimi’’ Holland Likes: Quiet people, quiet places. Dislikes: People who don’t act their ages. Activities: GRA 1, 2, 3; Student Council sh Highest Aim: To grow Denise Hulquette Lassonde “Dee’’ Sturbridge Likes: Listening to Craig and Doreen fight in homeroom. Activities: French Club 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; Spanish Club Pres 3; Latin Club 3; Band 1; Drum Majorettes 1; Future Teachers Club 1, 2, 4; Future Nurses Vice Pres. 3; Library Service Club 1; Pep Squad 1; GRA 1; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 4. Highest Aim: To see Craig’s hair cut short. Betsy Keeney “Betsy’’ Sturbridge Likes: Lots of things Dislikes: Yearbook Activities: Glee Club 2, Chorus 1, Year- book 2, Asst Ed. 3, Ed 4; International Relations Club 4; ‘“‘School Match Wits” Team 4; Drama Club 1, 3. National Honor Society 3, 4. Highest Aim: To be thoroughly and ut- terly insane. Mark Kelley “Kell’’ Brookfield Likes: Watching the basketball team Activities: Class Treas. 1, Baseball 1, Choraleers 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4, Cross Country 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3 Basketball Fan 4; School Play 4. 49 Frank Julien “Frank ’ Sturbridge Likes: Cross-country Dislikes: A certain A-block class. Activities: Baseball 1, Football 1, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4. Doreen J. LaPage “Doreen” Holland Likes: Weekends and holidays Dislikes: Quiet math classes, unhappy people Activities: Chorus 1; Glee Club 2; Cho- raleers 3, 4; International Relations Club 4, Newspaper 4. Highest Aim: to go to college and be successful in life. Conrad Edward Lindsay “Gaylord’’ Brimfield Activities: Football 1; Ski Club 1, 4. Michael William Lilla “Mike’’ Brookfield Likes: Fords and one girl Dislikes: ‘‘Bodyrot’’ on cars Activities: Audio Visual Squad 4. Highest Aim: To finish. . . Craig Mark Lyman “Crate’’ Sturbridge Likes: Motorcycles and a certain red- head. Dislikes: Cars, and people that persist that | use peroxide. Activities: Adv. Gym 1, 2, 3; Choraleers 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Newspaper; track 3, 4. Highest Aim: To make something of my- self, and leave HoJo’s. Kenneth Raymond Lucier “Luche’’ Brimfield Likes: Short hair, short skirts, short girls! Dislikes: Homework Activities: Track 2, 3, 4; Student UN 3, 4; International Relations Club; Basket- ball 1, 2; Student Council 3; Letterman's Club; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 3; Drama 1, 4; Student Govt Day 4 Highest Aim: To remember Mr. Steen- sen’s formula's. Ann Therese Martel “Annie” Sturbridge Likes: Paul Dislikes: Tantasqua Boys Activities: Pep Squad 1, 2; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses Club 3, 4. Highest Aim: To be on my own. Bruce Mahan Sturbridge Daniel James McKay “‘Magoo’’ Wales Likes: the opposite sex Dislikes: the law Activities: Football 1; Baseball 1. Highest Aim: Not to get married in the next 10 years. Larry Dean McKissick “‘Mada’’ Charlton Likes: Motorcycles Dislikes: Slow cars Highest Aim: To pay for my BSA. Paul Conrade Mercure “Merc'’ Sturbridge Likes: Fast Motorcycles Dislikes: Speeding Activities: Advanced Gym 1; Basketball il, He Highest Aim: To discover America Barbara Jean McGann “Barb’’ Brimfield Likes: Reading Dislikes: Math, Library notices Activities: Choraleers 4; Glee Club 2; Fu- ture Teacher’s Club 1, 2, treas. 3; French Club 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 4; Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Service Gillie) A Sh. Highest Aim: To get to math class on time. James Michael McLean “Smiley’’ Sturbridge Likes: Guns, Motorcycles Dislikes: Buses! Highest Aim: To be a technician Rita Marie McLean “Charlie’’ Sturbridge Likes: Fast cars, out-door sports. Dislikes: Beards, and fresh boys. Activities: Glee Club 2; Secretaries of Tomorrow 4. Highest Aim: To marry Danny O'Day in four years. 51 ait g Willard Stanley Miller “Hoss’’ Sturbridge Likes: Doing things the hard way. Dislikes: Know it alls. Activities: Student 1, 2, 3, 4 Highest Aim: To have money. Ronald Leslie Morgan “Ron” Wilbraham Likes: Kathy Dislikes: Cabbage heads!? Activities: cross country 1, 2; baseball 1, 2; French Club. Suzanne Audrey Moreau “Sue’’ Brimfield Likes: Fast Cars Dislikes: When they break down Activities: GRA 1; Science Fair 1; Secre- taries of Tomorrow Club Pres. 4. Highest Aim: To marry a certain Marine. Beverly Jean Morgan “Bev’’ Wales Likes: Pizza, sharp cars. Dislikes: Getting up early in the morn- ing. Activities: Glee Club 3; Future Secre- taries of Tomorrow Club 4. Highest Aim: To be a good secretary. Darlene Gaye Moran “Dar’’ Wales Likes: Having a sharp car. Dislikes: Not owning one. Highest Aim: To be a success in Cosme- tology. Dennis F. Naylor “ELG ”’ Holland Likes: Nice cars, Pinos and one little brunette. Dislikes: One '56 Ford; mothers; and getting shut off! Activities: Football 1, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Baseball 1. Constance Mary Noga “Connie’’ Brimfield Likes: Roaming the halls. Dislikes: conformists Activities: Student Council 1; GRA 1; Adv. Gym 1; Future Teachers Club 2, 3; Yearbook 4. Highest Aim: to be a good headshrinker (psychoanalyst) Emil Alfred Pauli Brookfield Likes: Quiet study halls Dislikes: Canadian Air Force. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Advanced Gym 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, Tri-capt. 4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4. Highest Aim: Success. Robert Norman Parron “Bob” Holland Likes: Girls and cars Dislikes: Stuck up girls Activities: A.V. Squad 1, 2; Gym Show 1, ZaChorismie Highest Aim: To be an Admiral in the Navy. Sandra Anne Parzych “Sandie’’ Sturbridge Likes: To watch football games. Dislikes: Getting up early. Activities: Future Teacher’s Club 3, Sec 4; Library Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Pep Squad 1. Highest Aim: To teach biology. Ne! Margaret Nowatkiewicz ‘“Margo’’ Sturbridge Likes: People who pronounce my name correctly Activities: Future Teachers 1, 2, Pres. 3, 4; Student Council 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Drill team 3, Co-capt. 4; French Club Pres. 3; Central District MASC Treas. 4: Library Service Club 1; GRA 1, Pep Squad 1; Yearbook 1; Science Fair 1: Prom Committee 3. Beatrice Mary Pelletier “Bea’’ Brimfield Likes: Good food Activities: Cheerleading 3, 4; French Club; Drama Club 4; GRA 1, 2, 4; Drill Team 2; Capt of Cheerleading 4. Sandra Margaret Porter “Port” Brookfield Likes: Shaggy dogs Dislikes: Shaggy people, going steady. Activities: GRA 1, 2; Choraleers 3, 4; Fu- ture Nurses Club 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 2, 3 Capt. 4; Chorus 1; Adv. Gym 1, 2. Highest Aim: To reach the unreachable. Sandra Phillips “Sandy’’ Brimfield David John Petrillo “Pud ’ Sturbridge Likes: Hot Chevys Activities: Basketball 1, Cross Country The Highest Aim: To be an auto Mechanic Charley Claire Piper “Pipey’’ Brimfield Likes: Reading, college men, teachers, Carr. Dislikes: discipline, boredom. Highest Aim: To become a good teach- er. Marcia Marie Phipps “Phippsy’’ Brookfield Likes: Certain teachers, sharp dressers, and driving. Dislikes: Snobs, peas, and carrots. Activities: Chorus 1, Secretaries of To- morrow Club 4. Highest Aim: To take dictation from my favorite teacher. Ronald Joseph Plasse “Hopalong ”’ Wales Likes: Nothing in particular Dislikes: English Activities: basketball 1, Tennis Club, Gym Show 1, 2, 3, 4. Highest Aim: To own a big cattle ranch. m4 Linda Mae Prizio “Lin’’ Brookfield Likes: A boy whose name begins with eas Dislikes: Getting up in the morning. Activities: Senior Glee Club 2, 3; Office Worker 3, 4; Future Nurses Club 4. Highest Aim: To marry that certain someone. Virginia Salazar “Ginny’’ Sturbridge Likes: Being a senior Dislikes: Hypocritical people Activities: Pep Club 1; French Club Sec. 3; Pres. 4; Future Teachers’ Club 2, Vice Pres. 3, 4; Skiing Club Sec. 4; Yearbook 4; Knitting Class 4; Foreign Relations Club 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3. William Francis Pratt “Bill Brimfield Likes: Hunting Dislikes: nothing Activities: A-V Squad 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2. Highest Aim: To graduate from forestry school. Bernard Samek, Jr. “Skip’’ Brimfield Likes: Girls Dislikes: Getting up early Activities: Adv. Gym 1, 2; Weightlifting 1, Student Council 1. Highest Aim: To live out West. 55 Marsha Rita Seremet “Shunky”’ Sturbridge Likes: Black hair, sailors. Dislikes: Crowded places, people who lie. Activities: Library Service Club 1, 2; GRA 1; Secretaries of Tomorrow Club 4. Highest Aim: To take dictation from a Martian. Le go . e Witran, eM ee John David Stewart “John” Brimfield Likes: Betty Dislikes: School Activities: Advanced Gym, 2, 3, 4. Highest Aim: To graduate Kim Jerel Shumate “Shu'’ West Brookfield Likes: Athletics Dislikes: Cars with front wheel drive. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4. Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4. Highest Aim: To play Pro Football. Lessia Marie Steiger “Lees'’ Brookfield Likes: Tall guys Dislikes: People that are always late. Highest Aim: To be with Jackie. Rs (he ite a . Janice Spence “Jan’’ Brookfield Likes: Motorcycles Dislikes: Conceited people Activities: Future Nurses 3, Pres. 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. Highest Aim: To travel around the world. Tina Gail Stanton “Teen ’ Brimfield Likes: Pizza and Mustangs Dislikes: Monday mornings Activities: Future Teacher’s Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Library Service Club 2. Highest Aim: To go to college and be- come a teacher. 56 Eleanor Jean Smith “Smitty” Sturbridge Likes: Dark cosy corners. Dislikes: Discipline and Supervision. Activities: Adv. Gym 1, 2; GRA 1; Gym Show 1, 2, 3; Tomahawk Staff 4. Ray Donald Stone “Rocky’’ Holland Likes: Cars and boats Dislikes: Show-offs Activities: Gym show 1, 2. Highest Aim: To become rich. Richard Allan Tefft “Rich” Sturbridge Likes: Warm nights Dislikes: Tall girls and blind dates. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Capt 4; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council. Highest Aim: To play basketball for the Harlem Globetrotters. Mark Terrill “Tex'’ Wales Glen Walter Terry “Glen” Brookfield Likes: Sports—hockey, running in particular. Dislikes: Monday mornings. Activities: Chorus 1, Choraleers 3, 4; Cross-Country 3, Tri-capt. 4; Track Py, Sy, Uk Highest Aim: To get through college. successfully Virginia May Thompson “Gin Brimfield Likes: Sweets Dislikes: Being fat. Activities: Library Service Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Secretaries of Tomorrow Club 4; Gym Show 1, 2. Highest Aim: To be slim like Mrs. Esmay. 57 William Joseph Urban “Bill” Brookfield Likes: Sheila Dislikes: Monday mornings, other girls. Activities: A-V Squad 2, 3; Tennis Club 1. Highest Aim: To graduate from college some day. Julia Liss Wassmer “Julie’’ Sturbridge Likes: Polka dotted Fingernails Dislikes: Crowded halls Activities: Adv. Gym 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 12: Highest Aim: To marry a big Marine or a little boyscout. Larry Robert Wood “Woody’’ Wales Likes: Linda Roy Dislikes: Crazy drivers. Highest Aim: To go to Vietnam. Karen Effa Wilson “Kae ’ Brookfield Likes: Blue cars and their owners. Dislikes: Lima beans and asparagus Activities: Pep Squad 1; Future Nurses 3; Office Worker 3. Highest Aim: To marry a certain some- one. Jennifer E. Watson “Jen” Sturbridge Activities: Ski Club 4; French Club 3, 4; Tomahawk Staff 3; Ed. 4; GRA 3; For- eign Affairs Club 4. William Edward Wells “Ted ’ Sturbridge Like s: Green Opel Station Wagon (Past Tense) Dislikes: Canadian Air Force Drill, tall girls. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Co-capt. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Choraleers 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, Treas. 4; Letter- men’s Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4. Highest Aim: To score decently on a col- lege Board. 58 Kimberly Wright “Kim ’ Brimfield Likes: Mustangs, Saturday nights, the initial “‘J’’. Dislikes: Alarm clocks, homework, bossy people. Activities: Chorus 1; Science Fair 1; Li- brary Service Club 2. Highest Aim: To get something out of life. Nona Jean Winkler “Winkle’’ Brimfield Likes: Roaming the halls Activities: Drill Team 2, 3; Future Nurses Club 3, Sec. 4; Math Team 3, 4; Language Club 3, 4; Science Fair 2, 4; Yearbook treas. 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Cho- rus l. Highest Aim: To See Mr. Steenson wear a necktie. ‘“‘Whoopee-do ”’ Debora Jean Yates “Deb” Sturbridge Likes: Gymnastics; long, hot summers, and Dave. Dislikes: Phony people, and saying good- by. Activities: Gym. team 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Majorettes, 2, 3, Co-capt. 4; GRA 1, 2; Chorus Sec. 1, Glee Club Sec. 2; Chora- leers 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 4; Yearbook 4. Highest Aim: To graduate from U—Mass. 59 Pictures Not Available Peggy Anna Mae Bacon “Bac’’ Brookfield Likes: summertime and real people. Activities: Chorus 1, Glee Club 2, Pep Squad 1, 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Year- book 3, business Mgr. 4; Student Coun- cil 3, 4; Adv. Gym 4; Choraleers 4. Highest Aim: To realize my aim in life. “Chuckle, chuckle!”’ Gerald Jay Chase “Ace'’ West Brookfield Likes: Lots of things Dislikes: Those considering themselves “Cool (conceited). Activities: Cross Country 2, 3, capt. 4: Track 2, 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; Stu- dent Govt. Senator 4; International Rela- tions Club 4; Tomahawk Staff 2, 3: Science Fair 2, 3; Math Team 2, 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. Highest Aim: to rule the world. Royce Fitzpatrick Sturbridge Fernande Gregoire “Ferney’’ Brimfield Daniel Grinnell “Danny’’ Brimfield Neil McMillan Hicks Sturbridge Likes: sprints Dislikes: barbers Activities: track 1, basketball 1, 4; Math team 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 4; National Honor Society 3, Pres. 4. Highest Aim ‘‘None whatsoever’”’ Royal Fredrick Martin “Roy'’’ Brookfield Likes: Fast cars Dislikes: Fords Highest Aim: To become a millionaire. Paul Racicot Sturbridge Ronald John Raymond “Rapid Ron’ Brimfield Likes: Rock and Roll Music Dislikes: School Highest Aim: To be a machinist. Paul Dennis Robbins “Peanuts’’ Brookfield Likes: Being free Dislikes: Law and teachers Highest Aim: to be on top. Activities: Adv. Gym. Dennis Michael Solomon “Brownie’’ Brimfield Likes: fooling around Activities: baseball 2, 3; football 1; track 4: cross country 3, 4. Highest Aim: To retire at 20. Pictures Not Available Eugene Angelo Toto Debora Elaine Whitcomb “Mic’’ Brookfield ‘“‘Debbie’’ West Brookfield Likes: Sports cars and secretaries Likes: Golf tournaments, summer days. Dislikes: the heat Dislikes: Getting up early in the morning, mince-meat. Highest Aim: To have an X-K-E for every day of the week. Highest Aim: To be an Airline stewardess. Daniel Tremblay Richard Willes Wood Sturbridge “‘Dickie’’ Likes: Navy Lorraine Theresa Vincent Dislikes: Army Sturbridge Highest Aim: To make a lot of money. Activities: Future Nurses 4. “I'll try anything once.”’ Roland Clarence Vincent Richard Zola Zeke Sturbridge Likes: Baseball Thomas Vincent Ziemba Dislikes: Getting up in the morning “Zeke’’ Sturbridge Highest Aim: To graduate Likes: Cars and bikes Dislikes: Homework and school Kathleen Louise Weingarten Highest Aim: Talking my mother into letting me get a 650 Wales BSA. Dislikes: Long haired boys. 60 ‘But there must be school today, I’m here.” Ha! Ha! Ivan the Terrible wasn’t as bad as that | don’t see how the Coach can expect me to play with holes in my socks. 61 Genius—Gerald Chase, Janice Spence Best Dressed—Richard Tefft, Kathleen Sullivan Nicest Smile—Michael Dowling, Kathleen Sullivan Done Most For Class—Richard Brogan, Kathleen Cote Done Class For Most—Peter Bourdeau, Joyce Calcutt Steadies—Ken Healy and Judy Germaine Hot Rod—Tom Gaudreau, Margaret Nowatkiewicz Naive—Geoff Earls, Sandy Porter Flirt—Geoff Earls, Carolyn Gardiner Gullible—Geoff Earls, Sandy Porter Forgetful—Geoff Earls, Sandy Porter Argumentative—Mike Dowling, Judy Ger- maine Athletic—Kim Shumate, Debby Yates Talks Most Says Least—Judy Germaine, Mike Dowling Talks Least Says Most—Neil Hicks, Peggy Bacon Studious—Gerry Chase, Peggy Bacon Wittiest—Bill Urban, Sue Bliss Efficilent—Gerry Chase, Kathleen Sullivan Most Likely to Succeed—Neil Hicks, Kathy Cote Quiet—Emil Pauli, Paula Charpentier Blushes Most—Geoff Earls, Sandy Porter Influential—Richard Brogan, Margaret Nowatkiewicz School Spirit—Robert Sandole, Beatrice Pelletier Artistic—Sandy Gorman, Sylvia Curboy Daring—Michael Dowling, Joyce Calcutt 63 Respected—Peter Bourdeau, Kathy Cote Romantic—Richard Tefft, Rebecca Allen First class meeting. “MnnmmuhaahaHmm!”’ (‘‘Where am |?’’) Typical case of Senioritis. 64 “Would you please repeat that.’ This one says ‘“‘Dribble the volleyball down the court'’??? “No one will ever know this isn’t an English book I’m reading!’ 65 Mmmm! THAT'S one | haven't heard before! Aha! “‘Dearest Jim,” . . Well, what | was REALLY doing was . 66 OOO, Look at him GO! Too bad he’s last. Uhh? Ready or not! 67 President Wayne Banwell Vice President Ann Marinelli Secretary Marilyn McDougal Treasurer Sue Earnest Class of 1968 The future holds so much for all of us and our past is full of memories; our class dances, especially Jardin d’ Hiver, our Junior dance in January, color nights and field days all add to the memories we take with us after graduation. One of the most exciting class events this year was receiving our class rings. They will always be a reminder of the great times at Tantasqua. As our third year goes by, we begin to look to the future; the first Junior-Senior Prom at Tantasqua will be in May, and many of us are beginning to prepare for college exams and our last year at Tantasqua. 68 . Anders Anderson . Bacon ign . Bansfield . Barrett . Barry . Bassford . Bassford . Beeman EAS WADA . Belanger . Bergmann . Biron . Bloomquist . Blondin . Boyd ae @ fl @ . Brogan Brown Burdin . Burnham . Buzzell . Campbell PDUMMHH . Carrier . Chauvin . Cimicud . Ciprari . Clark . Cloutier =mmoco . Craig . Crawford . Curtis Day . Delman Deyo elie) ie Cw, Dhembe Dmuchovsky Donovan Dorney Duckworth . Elliott we) SS a = OnosOO MOPrzZzop,r mMmenowEe —ODOELN ox eS 5s) im BS CoOZzPrmo AAMuUON . Fairbrother 5 [Rally . Gaudette Glass . Goodrich . Gondek . Gravel . Grinnell . Hayen Haines . Hamblin Hand . Heins . Heipler . Hinckley Hoy . Hultquist . Jackson . Jalbert James Kenerson . Krock . Krugar Lacy . Laferriere . Leveille . Livernois . MacFadden . Marinelli . Marona . Martin . Martin . McDonald Metcalf . Miller . Monette . Moses . Murphy . Neiburg Nelson . Newhall . Nolan 70 S. Noyes C. Paolucci G. Parker M. Parzych M. Patterson R. Pease M. Peck D. Perreault M. Peterkin B. Ploof S. Portier J. Pote B. Rasys S. Regis J. Robinson J. Rogers R. Ruggles W. Salazar C. Sheldon J. Sherman J. Sherris D. Simpson D. Smith M. Smith M. Steiger B. Story M. Szolusha C. Tanski B. Terry P. Thern C. Tilton W. Tourtellotte S. Towns C. Tremblay D. Vallee D. Varnum R. Warren J. Wheeler K. Weglarz C. Wilder R. Wiles D. Willett . Wood . Woodbury . Young . Zadroga . Delisle . Duchesneau eo) =o) lee Lop osties) . Dunham . Hebert . Heck . Jalbert LaMontague . Murray AOoeDOVAAD Plimpton . Plourde . Robbins . Shugart . Therrien . Woodis 25) Je) 23) @) 9) Ine PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Brodeur S. Lilla . Denault D. Ling . Haney D. McCurdy . Hedlund L. Miknaites . Huber M. Noga . Keith M. O'Keefe LaCroix M. Palmer . Rogers . Stanley Wagner . Wesson . Williams . Woodis . Yaskoski —-Onmaomo maa SMe @ | wonder how long | can sit here without anyone missing me. Hey, Let’s escape out the back door! f 72 HELP! My finger’s stuck! All | said was ‘‘A bomb!” You didn’t take THIS for your headache! It’s cyanide! 73 President Vice President Lee Adams Kristine Bryzs Secretary Treasurer Julianne Pernoski Edward Bzdula Class of 1969 We the class of 1969 began our sophomore year with the election of class officers. Our activities for the year began with a class meeting at which the mas- cot and skit for Color Day was discussed. Both proved to be a success. Our next activity included our class dance. A title for the dance was discussed and Penny Lane was the name decided upon. Also the dance had the distinction of a band imported from Springfield, the Curries. All in all the year can be said to have been a pleasant one with hopes of better ones to follow. 74 AD N. Adam S. Augusto B. Anair R. Armstrong L. Asselin R. Barnes G. Beeman J. Beeman N. Belanger B. Bennett S. Boone D. Bourdeau C. Bussiere J. Bozyk L. Brown P. Brown D. Burdin N. Calcutt K. Calvanese K. Campbell E. Carragher F. Chaffee W. Christianson M. Closson A. Corbin S. Corriveau B. Cote S. Curboy K. Demski C. Denault M. Desmond K. Dowcra C. Dorney K. Dunphy M. Dunphy A. Duquette G. Dutton D. Earnest D. Faugno P. Flannery A. Flowers P. Fredette R. Fredette M. Gauthier W. Gendreau L. Glass R. Goodhall S. Grant . Green . Green . Gregoire . Groccia . Grudzien . Haley m= vuaV . Haney Harrell Heck . Goodard . Henke . Herman 78 OS wi . Hicks . Jolin . Kozlowski Kresco . LaBarge . Lacy AO oes . LaMontagne . Landroche . Langevin . LaPlante . Lataille Leo . LePage . Lindsay Loranger Lorch . Lupa . MacConnell Op) Fa (Op) ( as 1) S. MacGillivary M. Martel L. Martin M. Martin S. Matys M. McCurdy 76 77 Sons) wehbe Coy) ZO°OrOD pm gual te) les) Gy Dae-moaon oOr roam aelite slice (es) Fa DONC DO . McLean . McLean . Mercure . Miller . Mundel Noga . Northup Ochs . O’Connrg . Parent . Parenteau . Parker . Parzych . Peloquin . Peterkin Petit Pion . Pontbriand . Powell . Pratt . Prescott . Recore Reed . Roberts Rossman Ruli . Samek . Schmidt . Sharkey . Slepian . Smith . Smith . Snitzer Snow . Spence . Stalker . Stone . Szumilas . Tefft Terry . Tilton C. Trahan B. Turner R. Waite B. Watson D. Wayne T. Wentworth S. Whitcomb B. Williams J. Winkler D. Wood P. Woodman J. Woodward B. Vreeland J. Ziemba J. Baillargeon P. Bennett D. Bolduc V. Boucher D. Casavant J. Casavant J. Corriveau A. Desharnais A. DesOrmeaux R. Duval K. Flannert T. Hoenig A. Jette G. Langlois R. Laviera F. Mann P. Martin W. Michalsk i D. Miller D. Millette R. Olney J. Perry R. Portier L. Stone R. Wilson R. Wood 78 Brown . Bussiere . Chartier . Ciesla SOG . Hazen Pictures Not Available F. Jones R. Jones D. Knox J. Lavallee N. Laythe C. McGann R. Perry J. Porter C. Rasys K. Recore W. Sandole P. Sandole E. Spaulding C. Suprenant J. Valley J. Clayton K. Lacerte T. Rosso He told you WHAT about me? You say that again about my cake and I'll clobber you! Bruce McDougal President Steven Gorman Vice President Joyce Lindley Secretary Wayne Adams 4 Treasurer Class of 1970 We, the freshman class 66-67, began our year with the new experience of elect- ing class officers. A meeting held between the class officers and advisors as- sured a very promising future. We had our first class meeting January 20. The president discussed the tradi- tion of Color Night and we also discussed the class dance. We assigned special committees to help make our dance a success. Our first problem was how to acquire some money for our treasury. This was quickly settled by the collection of dues. We had a large response to this. We hope that our future high school years are as enjoyable as this one has been. 80 G. Afton, M. Asselin R. Asselin . Baker . Bansfield . Barnes . Barr . Barrett . Barry DoNOQOumao Barthelette . Beeman . Belanger Beu . Biccum . Blair i a) 28 els) = . Blake . Blanton . Blondin . Bloomquist . Bopp . Branford Beh ra [Py 9) ol (eo) . Branniff . Breault . Brown . Bzdula . Calcutt . Carlson CODACYN . Cassettari . Chartier . Chickering . Chisholm . Cimicud . Cloutier i SS |e) [rl fe) Be) S. Cloutier W. Cloyd A. Corriveau C. Corrow L. Cournoyer T. Curry N. Davis D. Day S. Denomeme J. Dhembe D. Dmitri P. Donahue E. Dowling D. Duggins C. Dutton A. Eagan D. Earls J. Embair E. Enright D. Feraco N. Fiske M. Forand H. Fuller D. Gagnier R. Gaudet G. Germaine D. Gilmore J. Goggin S. Gorman D. Grinnell Gross . Guyette . Haigh . Hamblin . Haney Haney NODDNOH Hebert Heins . Herard Hebert . Hitchcock Hoenig pes all cele) (nl S. Horracek M. Johnson B. Jones R. Julian R. Keith H. Kennerson DADO MnNDO (Op) Fe (pal ie SS e) 29) (Se) = S25 2s VNHYHDWODV eS ilms eelhes ian palten) ex, C5 (6p) (i Oe Wess . Koslowski . Langevin Ling . Mach . Martin . Maynard . McDonald . McKay . McKissick Menard . Morse Muenzburg . Murphy . Nelson . Northup . Noyes . Noyes . O'Brien . O'Connor . Palmer Parker . Pauli . Peloquin . Phifer . Piazzo . Pierce . Plankey . Plummer . Porter . Pronto . Robbins . Roberts . Roberts Robinson . Ross . Savary . Shugart . Shumway . Smith . Snitzer Snow . Stalker 83 C. Stanton L. Stanton P. Stevens C: Stromm D. Suprenant A. Theriault C. Terry J. Thomas K. Toppin |. Tourtellotte F. Towne P. Towns J. Tremblay . Urban . Vallee Vilandre . Walker . Warman ZDNADZ . Wells . Wentworth . Weston White Wilder . Willett DNMNDOO W. Wood R. Woodis P. Yaskoski W. Yaskoski J. Belanger J. Blanchette S. Bussier A. Corrivian A. Cuzzone K. Delisle D. Dickinson W. Downey D. Fitzpatrick J. Galipeau M. Goodro M. Hale S. Hinkley T. Jette 84 S. Denault W. Downey K. Harreel C. Morgan J. Nacy . . and to think | have to go through another 20 minutes of THIS! M. Bassford J. Belanger C. Benoir G. Bliss R. Johnson K. Petrillo 85 Pictures not available P. Richardson F. Suprenant S. Varnum D. Warfield H. Wilder R. Young R. Johnson J. Kruckas G. Laplante R. Lusigan M. McLean J. Miller R. Partridge W. Parzych G. Plante R. Quatrocelli R. Scott G. Senecal G. Stanton S. Tremblay J. Valley R. Varney J. Whitten D. Woodman E. Plimpton D. Quatrocelli J. Raymond R. Vik P. Wales D. Adams P. Allen D. Antonovitch R. Aubin S. Austin S. Bacon J. Bailey D. Ballou L. Beeman K. Bishop B. Black W. Black L. Boniface K. Bonin K. Bootan R. Booth S. Boudreau A. Boutin A. Braniff R. Bruce D. Burns R. Cadieux R. Caron F. Cassavant M. Cassavant S. Cortis C. Coski J. Chambers K. Choinski R. Ciaffone C. Cloutier S. Cote |. Cournoyer S. Cram N. Dadalf G. Dalton D. Day R. Dean S. Demski 8th Grade 86 . Denning . Dionne Dionne . Des Soro . Duchaine . Dumas eth Caro . Dumphy . Dupre . Duquette Desman . Edmiston . Embair wee [= qs) 23) (a) G. Embair J. Eversall W. Fairchild M. Farr B..Flanery D. Fredette . Galeraney . Goodhall . Gothier . Grazimski . Greenleaf . Hagen rei bir (ee (7) . Haley Hall Hand Haney Haney Hayes MnaomoOz . Hebert . Hicks Hicks . Hinkley . Hopkins . Horne sal = Op) (S) Ine . Howe . Hunt . Jackson D. James J. Jette R. Jefferson Cris 87 Seng a eh ee i= zwnwwe UoeLTrlNOS sl (e) Ce) Soh lw) fe ve) ead ee Ns) () QOnro00D . Johnson . Johnson . Jolin . Jones . Joyce . Kaitbenski . Kelley . Keeney . Kimball . Knosnk . Kodere . Kozlowski . Krasneck . Langevin . Lapete . Lasert Latag . Laurence . Leduc . Lila . Lindley Lippe . Livernois . Lund . Lussier Lyman . MacDonald MacDougal . Maloney . Marion . Martel . Martin . Martin Martin . Mayts May . McDonald . Menard . Michell . Miller . Miner . Nugget 88 T. Murphey S. Ochs S. Paron W. Parzych P. Peloquin L. Perreault L. Perry M. Perry K. Peterson S. Phifer A. Phipps D. Plimpton D. Powell J. Provost P. Ramsey P. Ratte R. Raymond C. Recore G. Reed C. Renolds M. Riley M. Rogers R. Rossman P. Ruli L. Sarament P. Sherman G. Silverburg C. Silvias J. Skivaria P. Smith R. Smith A. Snow R. Stanton S. Stebbins R. Story C. Sullivan D. Szumilas D. Terault L. Therrien D. Trembley C. Turner G. Underwood 89 E. Vogel D. Wassmer S. Wayne C. Weglarz W. Wentworth F. Wilder J. Williams B. Wilson K. Wilson K. Winkler J. Wonderli M. Wood D. Woodward G. Woodbury D. Woodis P. Woodis K. Wright M. Young J. Zadroga Pictures Not Available D. Bovat L. Chambers J. Henderson A. Johnson M. Taylor R. Thern 90 E. Wagner D. Wood P. Woodward Well That’s not EXACTLY right but it’s a good start. 7th Grade 91 Cmmwmxs OMronawDS =7ez SO aS roOowWwZzoO o9ro Sore 2 5,0 . Ahern . Anderson . Andrews . Antonovitch . Arsenault Artruc Aubin Aubin . Ayres . Baker . Bansfield . Baillargeon . Baillargeon . Ballou . Banwell Barnes Barret Barret Bateman . Beadry . Beeman . Belanger . Bennett . Bergmann . Blais . Bolduc Bopp Broughton Burdin Campbell Carragher Carrington . Carrier . Chapin . Chartier . Chauvin . Chickering . Ciesla R. Christian M. Clark K. Cloyd D. Cook C. Corkum W. Corkum . Corriveau . Cortis Cortis Corwin . Curboy . Curtis wer ach Glew) r . Czyzewski . Dalton . Davis Dean . Delude . Demers DUDAOHOW Deyo . Di Gregorio Dion . Donahue . Dougan . Dowling cat eet edna are: . Duckworth Dutton Eagan . Earnest . Embair . Emrich mMmogoerwyD . Fairbrother Flannery . Fortier . Frew . Gagnier . Gallant HDZzWMeoQ Gallerani . Gaudette Day . Germaine . Gendreau . Gilman ADOVWN 92 C. Giroux M. Goggin H. Green O. Grimes J. Groccia J. Grudzien W. Grudzien J. Guinan V. Haley G. Hagen M. Hand P. Harroghy R. Hayes B. Hebert E. Hedlund M. Hinkley W. Hoenig C. Huffman J. Hyde P. Jefferson J. Jette E. Jensen J. Johnson J. Jolin J. Jones M. Langlois W. Langlois F. Langevin R. Lamaereux A. Lamontagne Leo . Lorange Lucier . MacFadden . McCormic . Maggioni vuve WH . Marinelli . Martel . Martin . Matys . Menard . Miller [p ce (ep) 28) Bo) 93 . Monette . Moore . Moran . Morgan . Murray . Morin Ole — a ed . Morse . Nelson . Noga . Noga . Northup . Norton esvoLro . O'Brien O'Day . Olejnic O'Keefe . Oster . Partridge raAoCnwzZ Perry Petit . Piazzo Piper . Plumley . Plumley rele) mah ne) lim SS Parrazzo . Porter . Pote Potter . Powell . Prescott ODNDWUDS . Pronto Puchalski . Plumber . Randall . Renaud . Riley AQMOA -AzA . Roberts . Robinson Rohan . Rossi . Ruel Ruggles oo a0 94 P. Ruli D. Salce P. Sandole S. Savary M. Schmidt R. Shailer J. Sheldon R. Shumway J. Shugart J. Silverburg J. Simpson R. Smith P. Snitzer G. Sprout W. Stalker J. Stanley H. Stanton D. Stearn L. Stevens L. Stevens W. Story E. Tanski N. Tetrault R. Theriault . Therrien . Thresher . Tremblay . Tromblay . Vincent . Volpini Sees ae) ail 28) . Waite . Wiengarten . White . Whitten Wiles . Williams Uso mo Pictures Not Available M. Wilson G. Wood J. Augusto J. Flagen R. Surgeon H. Bateman J. Fusco C. Weatherwax A. Ciesla W. Girouard R. Corrow A. LaCroix K. Cote F. Leo J. Duval C. Robideau 95 ACTIVITIES at + a xs ee =” eet ta wes ROW 1; D. Powell, S. Earnest, M. Nowatkiewicz, A. Marrinelli, Dougal, V. Salazar, S. Parzych, W. Adams, G. LaPage, M. S. Noyes, D. Calcutt, M. Ahern. ROW 2; E. Bzudla, M. Mc- Desmond. 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 foot- ball games and sponsor the annual Color Night. The winner of Color Night re- ceives thirty-five dollars to add to their class treasury. 98 N. Corriveau; |. Conoyer; L. Pion; J. Miller; J. Banwell; N. Wright; D. Martin; D. Day; C. Turner; J. Lindlay; D. Sharkey; S. Bopp; F. Horne; S. Morin; D. Powell; B. Ruggles; P. O’Brian; Gorman; E. Bzdula; S. Varnum; V. Bushi; D. Ling; Al Dhembe; N. Pontbriand; J. Lamontagne; K. Sullivan; N. Kaitbeinski; K. M. Smith; P. Thern; E. Clark; D. Plimpton; S. Pronto. National Honor Society B. Keeney; P. Bourdeau; N. Hicks; T. Wells; G. Chase; C. Gardiner. Missing J. Spence. 9 Future Secretaries ROW 1: M. Seremet; S. Moreau; R. McLean: V. Thompson; Mrs. Bzdula. ROW 2: C. Galipeau; B. Morgan; D. Gregoire; J. Hertan. Row 1: M. Nowatkiewicz, G. Salazar; S. Parzych; L. Pion; R. ROW 3: J. Miller; D. Grinnell; F. Chaffe; K. NewHall; L. Glass; Goodhall; R. Spence. ROW 2: K. Brzys; K. Dowcra; C. Dorney; D. Lassonde; N. Adams; D. Earnest. M. Closson; D. Gravel; D. Gagnier; B. Turner; Mr. Matera. Future Nurses ROW 1; R. Barrett; C. Duckworth; N. Winkler; L. Vincent; S. Johnson; J. Johnson; M. Patterson; ROW 2; P. Deyo; J. Metcalf; D. Scott; A. Martel; M. O'Keefe; C. Cimicud. 100 Bottom: Ling, J., Eagan A. Dowling L. Enright E. Parker J. Day D. Top: Forand M. Stevens P. Hamblin B. Asselin M. Earls D. Math Teams Bottom: Snitzer S. Marinelli A. Pote J. Rulli J. Hazen E. Robinson J. Top: Winkler N. Barnes R. Ling D. Burdin B. Kozlowski D. Glass. L. DRAMA CLUB ROW 1: J. Hultquist; J. Wheeler; K. Sullivan; J. Watson; M. MacDougal; K. Keeney. ROW 2: B. Pellitier; D. Grinnell; S. Moses; B. Bergman; B. Bansfield; K. Lucier. Drama Club CLASS PLAY ROW 1: D. Cooke; A. McAuliff; S. Keeney; L. Simpson; ROW 2: C. Smith; D. Snow; J. Nelson. 102 a th : i S 4 , .. Bias Ne soa grtannavad ie e e pare. e Lee ie ’ AHO © “? i uli tell L. LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB ROW 1: J. Robinson; P. Rulli; D. Noga; K. White; M. Hand; D. ROW 3: R. Fortier; P. Reed; C. Szumilas; S. Parzych; Mrs. Barrett; L. Stevens; N. Hanley; ROW 2: S. Roberts; L. Heipler; D. Martin; M. Halvey. Bansfield; N. Fisk; S. Moses; L. Martin; L. Perry; M. Riley. Library Service Club Audio-visual Squad A.V. Squad ROW 1: C. Kimball; W. Wentworth; R. Raymond; D. James; S. Dionne. ROW 3: |. Tourtellotte; P. Langevin; M. Lilla; J. He- Mellor; R. Story; D. Wentworth. ROW 2: J. Hoppkins; W. Fair- bert; C. Goodrich; D. Slepian; D. Marrinelli. child; P. Dionne; M. Forand; F. Baker; D. Grinnell; Mrs. Bottom: Adams, W. Snow, D. Branford, R. Top: Barr, G. Matys, S. Debate Tomahawk Bottom: Moses, S. Hultquist, J. Langevin, C. Watson, J. editor B. Smith, E. Monette, K. Mr. McDonald advisor Top: Carrag- Bergmann, B. Kelly, J. Middle: Story, B. Barrett, R. Fredette, her, S. Hamblin, R. Lyman, C. Snow, D. Newhall, K. 104 ROW 1: Mr. Cheney; S. Belanger; D. Prescott; P. Flanneary; A. Corbin; N. Mundell; R. Barrett; M. Closson; K. Brzys; S. Whit- comb; K. Docwra; A. Duquette; L. Asselin; D. Carrier; K. Man- nette; B. Story; C. MacConnell. ROW 2: P. Leo; B. McLean; L. Peon; B. Turner; E. Grudzien; N. Adams; G. Beamen; J. Miller; G. Chartier; L. Adams; T. Greene; D. Martel; D. Wood: N. Lupa; W. Gendreau; B. Wood; C. Tanski; F. Pettitt; ROW 3: K. Demski; D. Mercure; M. Martin; B. Cote; N. Pontbriand; C. Dorney; K. Lacy; E. Bzdula; B. Bennett; D. Snow; S. Damien: C. Stalker; C. Szimilas; R. Spence; C. Sheldon; J. Rogers; C. Henke. Senior Glee Club avec @aca as EDS 105 { ia ® 4 ad a J. Rogers; L. Crawford; B. Rasys; K. Sullivan, Treas.; C. Gar- D. Lepage; K. Cote; J. Wheeler. ROW 3: D. Simpson; J. Robin- diner, Sec.; R. Allen, V. Pres.; N. Hicks, Pres.; C. Lyman; R. son; C. Sheldon; D. Yates; R. Brogan; P. Bourdeau; T. Wells; Hamblin; H. Beeman; M. Dowling; W. Tourtellotte; S. Regis; W. Banwell; P. Burnam; E. Jette; L. Zadroga; P. Bacon; K. Do- P. Thern: ROW 2: B. McGann; S. Porter; B. Ambach; J. Hult- novan; M. Smith. Mr. Cheney Adv. quist; G. Terry; D. Ling; G. Lepage; G. Earls; M. Kelly; J. Pote Choraleers A year of travel, T. V., and command performances set the pace for the Tantas- qua Choraleers, under the direction of John Cheney. The highlight was a concert at the State House on the day of ‘Governor’ Volpe’s reception. Costumes of the early American Period became a new trademark for the elite choral group of the school. Several concerts and guest appearances made it pos- sible to complete a year of musical success. 106 ROW 1: Mr. Drifmeyer, J. Lucier, J. Norton, C. Gilman, P. An- C. Rossman, M. LaPete, P. Smith, R. Gendreau, ROW 3: J. tonovitch, R. Johnson, J. Goodhall, M. Ahern, C. Bergmann, Marona, J. Winkler, J. Sherris, D. Stanely, D. McCurdy, D. R. Smith, S. Morin, S. Prescott. ROW 2: R. Green, E. Bzudula, Northup, L. Koslowski, N. Warman, S. Regis, M. McCurdy, J. M. Johnson, G. Bzudula, R. Roberts, M. Denning, R. McCurdy, Haines, J. Jackson. Band Virs. Kay’s Voice Lesson Mr. Cheney conducts. 107 | , j ( 4 f ROW 1: Mr. Cheney; R. Fortier; D. Antonovitch; P. Antono- Bonin; S. Boudraiult; D. Lund; G. Miller; J. Zadroga; M. Dow- vitch; J. Goodhall; S. Jones; S. Ebersold; J. Banwell; P . ling; J. Lucier; D. O'Keefe; R. Piazzo; E. Emrich; ROW 3: B. Broughton; M. Frew; M. Wilson; D. Salce; F. Bergmann; D. Pote; K. Cholnski; N. Dadalt; R. Smith; C. Gauthier; J. Lataille; Ayers; R. Robinson; P. DiGregorio; K. Bansfield. ROW 2: D. P. Allen; C. Beeman; N. O’Brien; L. Stevens: B. Czyzewski; L. Plimpton; D. Livernois; M. Keeney; K. Wilson; C. Sullivan; K. Dutton; E. Dion; S. Artruc; J. Flannery. Jr. High Choir WESO Radio Show ROW 1: B. Bergmann, J. Hultquist, D. Ling, B. Keevey, S. Moses, J. Potz 108 ROW 1: S. Parzych, M. Nowatkiewicz, V. Salazar, Pres.: D. zen, E. James. ROW 3: N. Krock, B. McGann, N. Winkler, C. Lassonde, P. Charpentier; S. Noyes, K. Sullivan, D. Prescott, Noga, L. Glass, E. Clark, E. Nelson, J. Guild. ROW 2: R. Spence; C. Szumilas, B. Pellitier, C. Dutton, E. Ha- French Club International Relations Club ROW 1; K. Lucier, D. LaPage, M. Asselin, N. Jensen, V. Salazar. ROW 2: Mr. Andrew Hancock, B. Keeney, A. Eagan, J. Ling. 109 1967 Tantasquan Business Staff ROW 1: N. Krock, M. McDougal, S. Moses, R. Branford, N. ROW 3: E. Enright, K. Docwra, J. Wheeler, D. Prescott, R. Winkler, K. Monnette, S. Whitcomb, B. Story, ROW 2: E. Nel- Hamblin, M. Asselin, K. Newhall, C. Trahan, T. Chaffee son, L. Pion, J. Terry, A. Eagan, J. Ling, P. Reed, K. Herman 110 Layout Staff res : eeseee es Re = 3 ceeee eS ROW 1: N. Crock; B. Bergman; B. McGann; B. Allen; K. Cote; B. Keeney; C. Gardiner; C. Noga. ROW 2: J. Hultquist; R. Branford; S. Moses; C. Lyman; L. Carragher; Mr. Vail. Now, three more drops and w e'll have a yearbook If we sell the school we'll have just enough to pay for the yearbook 111 ROW 1: Mr. Roger Charette, G. Chase, J. Pote, Mrs. Lucille Thimblin. ROW 2: B. Burdin, B. Keeney, D. Ling. 1965-1966 ‘‘Schools Match Wits’’ Teams 1966-1967 S. Keeney, G. Chase, R. Glass, J. Powell, G. Landon, R. Burnham. | | | 113 nee al ATHLETICS ee aS B. Pelletier, S. Snitzer, E. Turner, D. Willett, L. Asselin, N. Pontbriand, C. Brzys, P. Thern, M. Smith, E. Clark. Cheerleaders Captain; J. Lindley, S. Haigh, B. Snitzer, E. Dowling, L. Boniface, K. Wright, G. Martel, M. Young. S. Porter. E. James P. Fredette, D. Yates, R. Spence, C. Szumilas, Captain Majorettes Majorettes in Action ash DRILL TEAM ROW 1: M. Martel; N. Labarge; A. Martel; M. McDougal; S. Demski; K. Demski; K. Calvanese. ROW 2: S. Parzych; M. Lindsey; P. Charpentier; J. Rogers; S. Hunt; P. Donahue; A. Corbin. ROW 3: K. McKay; B. Anair; D. Gravel; D. Carrier; L. Desmond; K. Bishop; B. Rasys. Drill Team Drill Team, a little dab’ll do ya! ROW 1: K. Donovan, S. Roberts, S. Regis, B. Rasys, C. Mercure, S. Haney. ROW 2: J. Ling, D. Gagnier, K. McKay, D. Gravel, D. Carrier. B. Hanette, C. Dutton, K. Bonin, R. Smith, G. Miller, K. Choin- Belanger, K. Tremblay, K. Plimpton, K. Wright, ROW 4: D. ski, C. Turner, K. Wilson, J. Guinan, R. Duckworth, ROW 2: C. Gay, B. Wilson, D. Jolin, K. Livernois, E. Maloney, M. Young, Reynolds, S. Boudrieau, F. Horne, C. Corkum, K. Bansfield, G. L. Perry, D. Wiles, S. Cortis, D. Cortis. ROW 5: J. Lucier, B. Campbell, E. Dion, D. Noga, M. Hand. ROW 3: C. Koslowski, Cyzyewski, M. Matys. W. Baker, L. Carraghy, C. Carrier, P. O’Keefe, M. Barnes, M. 3: J. Pernoski, D. Prescott, B. Walker, C. Sullivan, K. Wright, G. Martel, D. Mercure. ROW 1: N. Pontbriand, S. Snitzer, B. Turner, D. Yates, E. Haney, J. Terry, C. Brzys, ROW 2: J. Lamontagne, P. Bacon, C. Dorney, C. Sheldon, J. Lindley, S. Pronto, L. Asselin. ROW Girls Advanced Gym Snitzer, K. Wright, K. Livernois. ROW 4: B. Maloney, S. Pres- cott, J. Lucier, L. Meunzburg, S. Edmonston, C. Meriam, W. Stalker, K. White, ROW 5 Mercure, M. Closson ROW 1: B. Pote, C. Corkum, D. O’Keefe, E. Emrich, P. Corwin, E. Tanski, D. Tremblay, P. DiGregorio, M. Dowling, L. Hedlund, P. Stevens, K. Grud- . . P. Rulli, P. Sandole,,S. Haigh. ROW 2 S. Dutton, J. Miller, K. Mack, L. L. Shugart, D. Rohan, P. Biccum, N. O’Brien, R. Roberts, L. Dowling, B. . . zien, T. LaCroix, D. Rossi, C. Huffman. ROW 3 a4 cep on: 3838 120 ROW 1: R. Wiles, W. Pauli, D. Marinelli, M. Miller, N. zar, M. Peterkin, J. Scott, G. Parker, R. Fredette, M. Terrill, J. Jefferson, P. Barnes, ROW 2: E. Pauli, K. Shumate, W. Sala- Porter, S. Bacon, D. Haney. Boys Advanced Gym ROW 1: J. Porter; S. Bacon; M. Terrill; J. Scott; W. Salazar; E. F. Gallerani; P. McFadden. ROW 4: K. Pronto; G. Dalton; D. Pauli; K. Shumate; W. Miller. ROW 2: D. Haney; R. Weiler; R. Plumley; R. Christian; W. Hoenig; P. Jefferson; B. Gagnier; J. Fredette; G. Parker; W. Pauli; M. Peterkin; D. Marinelli. ROW Jette. L. Donahue. 3: P..Barnes; N. Jefferson; M. Johnson; G. Earnest; W. Salce; eat Bae Seeteaaae PRYSAL EDUCATION Decca = bs 133. a ROW 1: G. Earls; R. Brogan; A. Dhembe; R. Armstrong; K. Shumate; T. Wells; M. Parzych; G. Byron; E. Paull; D. Naylor. ROW 2: Coach Farland; T. Parker; M. Peterkin; J. Marona; J. gin; W. Pauli; S. Lorch; B. Hedlund; B. Willett; E. Teft; M. Gau- dette; R. Green; ROW 4: J. Senecal; S. Gallarani; R. Lusig- nan; D. Wells; W. Salazar; B. Hamblin; C. Weglarz; J. Dorney; Woodward; R. Warren; J. Lamontagne; P. Woodward; Coach M. Clark; L. Senecal. Allen; Coach Tremblay. ROW 3: J. Dhembe; S. Matys; J. Gog- Football The football team, led by Coach Farland and assisted by Coaches Allen and Tremblay, posted a frustrating 4-5 loss in their first match with Westboro. This loss fell short of showing their quality but anyone seeing the game, realized their determination, drive and ability. With only 30 seconds left, and the team on the Westboro. two yard line, the team’s hopes for victory were destroyed by a fumble. The highly favored Athol team scored 15 points early in the first period of play, but the determin- ed green and gold rallied behind Co-Capt. Ted Wells and tackle Jim Woodward. The Red Raiders were shut out for the remainder of the game while the Warriors scored three times to capture their first victory over Athol. In the running of Putnam, led by Kim Shumate, Al Dhembe, and Geoff Earls, the Warriors crushed the Connecticut visitors. Emil Pauli, Mike Parzyche, Roly Armstrong, and Rick Brogan were outstanding in the line. 122 Following a quick grab of 18 points by Doherty, the Tantasqua defense completely dominated the second half. The defense, led by Ted Wells, held the Hilanders to minus yardage in the second half. Glenn Biron completed a record five touchdown passes as the Warriors staged a tremendous offensive push against Auburn! Ted Wells led the way with the first six points; Al Dnembe and Kim Shumate followed with three and two Touchdowns respectively. With the offense still in high gear, the team finished the season with a victory that featured the four touchdown performances of Kim Shu- mate. This senior led all area scorers with a total of 82 points. Joining him in their final game for the green and gold were Ted Wells, Emil Pauli, Geoff Earls, Rich Brogan, Mike Parzyche, and Dennis Naylor. Warriors blocking a sheet of paper Emil Paui goes up for a pass Al Dhembe chases the ball ona aS ALAS Three little Indians Feel unwanted? Here they come. Glen Diron l ooks around for the ball Putnam loses ground eds) Warriors gain yardage The opposition is stopped 126 Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua 6 ee TEAM RECORD Westboro Worcester Trade Algonquin Athol Palmer Putnam Doherty Auburn Marianapolis Get off of my back 127 Well, if you feel that way about it. ROW 1: D. Haney, R. Ruggles, D. Koslowski, G. Chase, R. San- dole, G. Terry, R. Wiles, D. Solomon, G. Young. ROW 2: V. Hal- ey, R. Buzzle, D. Peterkin, J. Rulli, D. Slepian, R. R. Asselin, R. MacFadden, E. Waite. ROW 3: L. Adams, D. Ling, C. Terry, R. Barnes, T. Rossman, C. McGann, E. Bzudula, W. Wood, R. Woodis. ROW IV: Coach Steensen, J. Jolin, F. Gallerani, R. Christianson, P. MacFadden, P. Rulli, D. Powell, W. Adams, P. Stevens, R. Vick. Cross Country Once again the cross country team posted a per- fect season. This 1966 season pushed the unde- feated string to 51 straight over three consecu- tive years. It also represented the work and de- sire that the team, Coach Steensen, and tri-captains Bob Sandole, Glen Terry, and Jerry Chase put forward throughout the entire season. The records fell as Bob Sandole led the team to victory. He set new records for five courses, in- cluding a record time of 11:58 for the Knights of Columbus race and the reservation course record of 11:37. Despite leg injuries late in the season, he went on to capture the Class-D championship. Our team was by no means a one man show. No 128 team placed more than one man in the top five places in any of our dual meets. United team ac- tion also led to the League championship, the re- turn of the Western Mass. title to Tantasqua after a two year absence, and a 7th team place out of 37 teams in the class D of the state Meet. Seniors, Bob Sandole, Glenn Terry, Jerry Chase, and Dennis Solomon, will be missing next year, but, the hard work and motivation and excellent running of the Juniors Bob Wiles, Bob Ruggles, Randy Buzzle: of Sophomores, Dan Haney, Dave Kuzlowski, and John Rulli; and Freshman, Wayne Wood and Richard Asselin, leaves no room for concern. Bob Ruggles runs TEAM RECORD (16-) 1966 CROSS COUNTRY MEETS Tantasqua 23 Hardwick 34 Tantasqua 19 David Prouty 44 Tantasqua 15 Minnechaug 50 Tantasqua 15 Agawam 49 Tantasqua 15 Hardwick 49 Tantasqua 19 Southwick 44 Tantasqua 17 West Springfield 46 Tantasqua 18 Classical 37 Tantasqua 18 Stafford Springs S77. Tantasqua 15 Palmer 49 Tantasqua 15 Technical 50 Tantasqua 19 North Brookfield 44 Tantasqua 15 Southbridge 50 Tantasqua 15 Cathedral 49 Tantasqua 22 Monson 33 Tantasqua 18 Chicopee 41 '66 Tri-Captains Glenn Terry—Uncle Miltie 129 Varsity 1 Bob Wiles runs Jr. Junior Varsity 130 Row 1: W. Wells, R. Brogan, R. Tefft, P. Bourdeau, G. Earls. ROW 2: Coach Erban, H. Boyd, N. Hicks, E. Tefft. Basketball The 1966-1967 Basketball season found the Warriors in the newly formed Quaboag Valley League. They faced new teams including Monson, Palmer and Belchertown. Also this season led the Warriors back into competition in the Tri- Community Basketball Tournament in which Tantasqua took Third place. Se- niors Ted Wells, Rick Brogan, Captain Richard Tefft, Pete Bourdeau and Geoff Earls will be leaving the squad, but bright prospects among the juniors and sophomores permit us to look forward to a successful 67-68 season 131 Stop! Don’t shoot! Hi Kris! Junior Varsity Row I: D. Sharkey, R. McCurdy, D. Bordeau, C. Stone, L. McLean Row Il: J. Dhembe, Megr., E. Waite, A. Glass, B. Watson, Coach Smith Frank Julian shoots from mid-court wb, (Seig Heil) Nine o’clock and he turns into a basketball. Maybe the Royal Ballet will take me! 133 Tantasqua takes the tip off ANY ‘ x Pete Bourdeau keeps on his toes Ted Wells against Monson 134 Warriors vs. Belchertown Hey kid! Your shirt’s untucked 135 ROW 1; D. Chevalier, A. DiMatteo, R. Sandole, D. Fuller, E. Boucher, P. Kelly, G. Terry, R. Ruggles, G. Chase, Coach Grudzien, K. Shumate, S. Gross, E. Pauli. ROW 2: J. Rulli, D. Crockett. ROW 4: D. Haney, C. Terry, B. Salazar, R. Buzzle, P. Slepian, R. Green, L. Senacal, J. Woodward, D. Koslowski, J. Woodward, J. Pote. Jackson. ROW 3: Coach Steensen, J. Sencal, D. Powell, E. Track In 1966 the track season closed upon T.R.H.S. undefeated in its own league. The climax of the entire season came when the Warriors won the Class B title of the District II] meet with 34 points, outscoring Algonquin, Shrewsbury, Com- merce, and several other teams. Our near sweep in the two mile run, when placed upon the foundation of points gathered from the mile, javelin, discus and shot-put, decided the meet. The South Central Track Conference must rank alongside the District Ill meet in excitement and tension. A very unusual sit uation resulted when we tied for first place with David Prouty, the green and gold relay team snatched the team from defeat with its spectacular showing of speed and coordination. The whole team, led by Co-Captains, Dave Fuller, and Ed Grudzien, and guided by Coaches Steensen and Crockett were really a unified body. 136 Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Team Record 85 Webster Academy 76 Leicester 105 Southbridge Bl East Longmeadow 57, Oxford 59 N. Brookfield 5S David Prouty 60 2 Frontier Reg ThE Palmer The final burst 137 All right! Hold it! Maria and | just met... To everything, Tan WA = Se If you notice the dimple in his neck,.. . he ! ae Le ri Coach Emrich, J. Mocko, D. Neirlor, G. Stone, Cpt; T. Des- strong, D. Keith. ROW 3: E. Jette, A. Dhembe, J. Haines, A. mond, S. Gardiner, B. Switzer, T. Martin, ROW 2: J. Grise, W. Glass, R. Smith, D. Ling; ROW 4: Coach Weiss, M. Noga, G. Pratt, R. Warren, M. Miller, D. Perrault, S. Delman, R. Arm- Baron, E. Ciprari, D. Marnelli, W. Jones, P. Neiburg. Baseball The 1966 season was the finale for Tantasqua in the western Worcester County League. The Tantasqua baseball team entered the '66 season as defending league champions, but our team finally lost the bitterly fought battle for the title, that had been held for six times since 1956. Everything considered, however, the baseball Warriors had a successful season. The team totaled a record of eight wins and six losses, not including the War- riors massacre of the alumni. The Junior Varsity squad also racked up an im- pressive record of three victories and two defeats. Departing seniors were Tom Martin, John Mocko, Scott Gardner, Gene Stone, Bob Sweitzer, Mike Bowden, and Tim Desmond, who won the Second Annual Stuart Memorial award, in addition to being captain of the '66 team. The '67 team, under captain Ed Jette looks forward to another grueling season, but in a new league. $39 Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua — OMOWNFAWAOWNAN SEN 1 1966—Baseball Varsity Record Barre Warren North Brookfield Charlton Marianhill Bartlett Sutton Oxford Douglas Barre Warren Southbridge North Brookfield David Prouty Alumni Jack Mocko at bat 2 4 1 8 5 4 0) 8 6 4 O 5) 4 2 S) It's easier with my eyes shut 140 | can’t bear to look Hope the photographer moves. “Fore,” don’t you mean ‘‘Ball’’ 141 BILL SWIACKI REAL ESTATE COMPANY — Frere = 22 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. 764-4391 ... WE SELL THE EARTH AND EVERYTHING OW Ae as x GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 142 FRIENDS OF TANTASQUAN YEARBOOK Gammons and Potter Insurance Company...................0.. 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Spencer IRVINGEENGEA N Dither ere ee Pe Gamat nen pete a Brookfield Y ELORD EeDARBERIOH O Ragas mine ee Penn eee ee ee. Brookfield ALEANSaHAIRZS LY ClINGipeaeeeeneete mete ety etre teens Sree 6. Southbridge NICKS ESPORTS HO Penne Sern re eee Poe en wr col eh ee ee Palmer BRNTEZSSINEW SRO OM So egacrn en meu rar a ire Me Sr gig eee pene Spencer Pa WOOLWOR: LH neater ener eee eee 2d ror. Mee Palmer ete Ost EE N¢SHO Reiss remains presen Ree a) ve ey LAE ae Southbridge DES ABSPALN TEC OINIPA N Yipee ene rete st ne ee Southbridge CK Sa Al AULOrs e511 OP veer aptneirn e tients ote oe. |. 0d ad a en eee Brimfield ARS SE WELLER S mapa ene te etete rede in. - ape , sea Wbcccueaee eae Spencer 143 OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE ge mi Wey Have you heard of the wonderful one-hoss shay That was built in such a logical way lt ran for a hundred years to a day? “The Deacon’s Masterpiece’”’ Oliver Wendell Holmes (1809-1894) Illustration: A reproduction of the original ‘‘one-hoss shay” At the Pliny Freeman Farm, Old Sturbridge, Village. 144 VILLAGE NEWS AND COFFEE SHOP MAIN STREET FISKEDALE, MASSACHUSETTS COMPLIMENTS OF BRIMFIELD OIL COMPANY ROUTE 20 BRIMFIELD, MASS. THE SALEM CROSS INN OLDE BROOKFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS ROUTE 9 West Brookfield 145 BEST WISHES to the Graduating Class of 1967 BURNHAM INSURANCE AGENCY INC. OVER A CENTURY OF INSURANCE SERVICE 1865-1967 SOsEEMEST REE SOUTHBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS J. N. Burnham R. B. Muenzberg Je Eamliayvionk HODES SUPERMARKET, INC. ROUTE 9 SPENCER, MASS. “TENDER-TESTED MEATS” THE BIG BUNNY 942 West Main Street Southbridge, Mass. GOODWIN’S Southbridge, Mass. 318-22 Main Street 764-3155 THE BOOK SHACK Main Street Fiskedale, Mass Violet B. Parker MARTEL CLEANERS 142 Hamilton Street Southbridge, Mass 764-2125 Main Street Southbridge EDWARD’S Your Department Store Since 1844 YE OLDE TAVERN INC. Weddings Banquets 867-6061 Route 9 West Brookfield WIRE CRAFT PRODUCTS INC. SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Main Street Palmer, Mass. Mass. Electric Company Southbridge, Mass. 148 UNIVERSAL TAG COMPANY Sturbridge Road Sturbridge Massachusetts LAROCHELLE ELECTRIC COMPANY SPENCER MASS. BROOKFIELD WIRE CO. BROOKFIELD MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF HOWLETT LUMBER COMPANY Holland, Mass. E. D. Derosier Insurance Company Hamilton Street Southbridge, Mass. R. ROBBINS AND COMPANY MAIN STREET SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. Compliments of GAVITT WIRE AND CABLE COMPANY Division of Amerace Corp. Brookfield, Mass. 149 PICKER X-RAY A FRIEND WICK QUA BOAG WEEKLY ADVERTISING DIRECT MAIL PRINTING 867-6827 West Brookfield Mass. A FRIEND CAPITAL YEAST COMPANY BROOKFIELD MASS. BRISTOL’S PHARMACY INC West Brookfield, Mass. TWEED'S Main Street Sturbridge STANCO TOOL AND DIE COMPANY INC. SOUTHBRIDGE MASS. AUTO CREST FARMS WEST BROOKFIELD MR. MARTIN’S HAJE DESIGNS PERRON AND COMPANY SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. RAYMOND’S WAYSIDE FLOWER SHOP Main Street, Wales WESO RADIO STATION Over the A P Supermarket Main Street Southbridge YANKEE TRADER MAIN STREET FISKEDALE, MASS. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1967 ansoie Peg en, ENGINEERING CORPORATION ms ry ROUTE 20 STURBRIDGE, MASS. 151 MERCHANDISE “= DISCOUNT PRICES COLOKIAL EARLY AMERICAS: MAPLE CHERRY ae os BENE = i eee CONGRATULATIONS TORI MESCEASSSORSLOGy FROM RICHARD’S FURNITURE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF STURBRIDGE ORCHARD INN, STURBRIDGE MASS. ke Ys YOUR PUL SLERAAICIE BANKING OFFICES Southbridge Office 249 Main Street es WY °° . North Brookfield 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 153 Main Street Fiskedale TURNER’S CLUB, INC. Sandwiches and Legal Drinks 9: AM to 1: AM Monday Thru Friday Saturday 9: AM to 12:00 AM Sunday SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. 1:00 PM to 1: AM Fred and Millie Lupa WESTWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. Proprietors Insurance 20th CENTURY T.V. Robert B. Kelly Hamilton Street Southbridge Spencer Brookfield 154 WSRS RADIO Full diminsional Stereo for Wocester, Boston and Springfield 96.1 on your FM Dial WOCESTER STEREO RADIO STATION A Knight Quality Station Always Beautiful Music on WSRS 155 BEST WISHES NORTH BROOKFIELD SAVINGS BANK 35 SUMMER STREET NORTH BROOKFIELD, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF SUMMIT STEEL COMPANY INC. WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS 156 Compliments of ARLAND TOOL AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY STURBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS VILLAGE DRUM’ER RESTAURANT ROUTE 20 STURBRIDGE, MASS. Facilities for Private Banquets and Dancing 347-3034 Compliments of WRIGHT MACHINE CORP. WORCESTER, MASS. Compliments of A M Tool and Die Manufacturing Company Southbridge, Massachusetts 158. PATRONS OF THE TANTASQUAN BRAVES ea UR OUN GE ©] Eaters emer Brimfield LQUUIRS) (DRA RSIS S(O] Pe colo Oe in aaa eee. Southbridge Kee Noe GROGE Rieger ae Gate oe yeu Saye, re a Brookfield PAWL TOUR. ANUPAM) SLO]BN( 8 ee Sturbridge BUTTS CLOTHING AND TUXEDO RENTALS...... Palmer F. 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