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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1971 volume:

: or mpd Ninststeyt ti sich Te Nuit Jad IEE LD EILOTE fe Es MO 1 i if oe PAN TASQUAN 1971 TANTASQUA REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SW pRIOGE, MASSACHUSETTS WABEE OF CONTENTS PAGULTY ee SENIORS 40 UNDERCLASSMEN 68 SPORTS 90 Pere LLTES 122, ADVERTISEMENTS 152, You would measure time the measureless and the immeasurable. ath acs a as You would adjust your conduct and even di- rect the course of your spirit according to hours and seasons. Of time you would make a stream upon whose bank you would sit and watch its flowing. Yet the timeless in you is aware of life’s timelessness, And knows that yesterday is but today’s memory and tomorrow is today’s dream. Kahlil Gibran 1) Infantrymen leaving Cambodia for their bases back in South Vietnam. Smoke in background shows the remains of their bunkers, foxholes, and trenches which they destroyed before withdrawing. 3) The damaged service module of Apollo 13. The right side of the picture shows an entire panel of the craft blown away. 2) One of the young people present at a peace rally held at county College of Morris, Randolph, N.J. 4) President Richard M. Nixon in Rochester, Minn. On one of the trips he took to campaign for GOP candidates. 3) Boy, these lectures are getting better and better every day. I have to go to the bathroom! Mr. Bombard, will you please get out of my locker! I wish I could get that fly off the end of my stick! ing from a 6'4” quarterback is The velocity of a pass com — ‘S) oun ov aa) wn oD i= S S Gc S v Vv w ta] 12) fas) i= = ° S ot oa S cs me) ov w 13°] me) i= a Dr. Bauer will h ear about this. is really going to taste good today. Bromo This Isn’t it nice the way the hem came out so even? Bee tort Bs Qe ELEN genes oe i APE orm NEE: See Da, ea me U S o Ber ke ° al - o 2 as 2 a E ry a oD ° oo for) A ie) ict) o = They’ Se EF an np Coren SESS recent Now how fast were you going when the accident occurred? MITVO BUDE. 8e Be a ALATT ®. sVOMUEOL ADAG MTNMM MLC RA, Mr. Roland W. Wilson Superintendent Tantasqua Regional School District Soe OP SU ielotteeenanacnitaey eskinitink tiistedsseaiviabiin Mr. Lester Aldrich Assistant Superintendent Mr. Garfield Norton Principal Principal’s Message : It is wi th deep affection that I address this brief message to you, the Class of 1971. | owe to you the satisfaction that I experience as I complete my first year as Principal of Tantasqua Regional High School. Because of your efforts, your in- volvement, your concern for each other and for the school as a whole, we have had a very fine year. I shall remember you as a class and as individuals with the sincerity that comes from a genuine rapport. It is my hope that the new experiences that you will face as you leave Tantas- qua will prove rewarding and personally enriching. May you bring to your future tasks the sense of responsibility and devotion to duty which we have tried to in- still in you during your years of study. To my first class, | once again express my friendship and ask for your contin- ued loyalty to Tantasqua. 13 Assistant Principals Pa et a ra tens re Mr. Robert Bombard Edward Bzdula Mr. School Committee : J. Dzura, R. Rosia, C. Stearns, A. Beaton, J. Dowcra. Row 1: L. Manbeck, N. Brown, W. Swiaki; Row 2 (Guidance Department Frank Bansfield, Director Mr i$ , Secretary Mrs. Louise Willett Hagerty 1S Mrs. Dor os ee. ee fs fi = oF Mr. Charles Russell Mrs. Donna McArdle English Department Mr. Roger Charette, Dept. Head Ue re eee Mr. Donald Ulrich Mr. Alan Hoffsommer Sh eee bedie owe Mr. John Plouffe Mrs. Clare Halvey Mrs. Elaine Knowlton Connor , t4ebe Sty, arty In Dorothy O 1SS M Lucille Thimbl Mrs Nancy Hoerle Mrs. IpP iss Vera Sl M Mr. William Clark ing Mr. Peter McDonald Ann Mann Mr. Kenneth Blake Mrs. Math Department Mr. Walter Luce, Dept. Head Mrs. Sally Earle. Mr. Robert Hemingway Mr. Christo Nasse 18 EGER Niles cat reese eg Mr. Ronald Rainka Miss Maureen Hurley Mr. Ted Steensen 19 Mr. William Gorman, Dept. Head Mr. Arthur Lewis Mr. Robert Ewing Mr. Christian Castendyk Mr. Brian O’Neil Mr. Andrew Hancock Mr. Vernon Bruneau Mr. John Coughlin 21 ° GG ejUGi Ome mile Phen apprnawenahety tie acc Shs calle a a ans ae eel el ee er ee po apne. a ee | SS h mentee _ eS 4 z ERR eT Roe ee, , =m avi sont nae 3, 2 be | AL wet 4 iss useeaele Mr. Edward Ahern Mr. Ronald Benoit Mr. Michael Dube Science Department Mr. Alfredo Concepcion 22 Mr. Richard Farland o 2 mY 8 i=} [e) 42] 5 O = me = oO g o + uv Q 5 Z = 2 5 5 5 E Ss pee Gg , ae ie o) S = ign Languages Fore Mrs. Agathe James Mr. Leo Farrand Mrs. Jeannette Bramble Benard icia Miss Patr iss Nancy Bené M Miss Janet Hiller ir Kenneth Aba Mr Business Education Miss Marilyn Brody Mrs. Dolores Savage Mrs. Mary Bzdula, Dept. Head Mrs. Mary Esmay Miss Arlene Kozyra 25 Vocational School Mr. John Russo, Director Mr. Paul Nordstrom Mr. Victor Doucet Mr. Robert Lussier Mr. Joseph Pitisci 27 Mr. James White Mr. Norman Czyzewski Mr. Leonard Beaulieu Mr. James Wilson Mr. Michael McArdle Mr. Thaddeus Lesniewski Special Mr. Glenn Burleigh lla Mrs. Dorothy Green Mrs. Evelyn Dionne Education Mrs. Ruth Milsop Library Mrs. Gwendolyn Banwell Physical Education Mr. Walter Pauli, Dept. Head Mr. William Emrich ‘ Races - ancaillle serene Mrs. Evelyn Chase Mrs. Patricia Ulrich { Industrial Arts Mr. Mark Crockett Mr. John Rainka, Dept. Head | Home Economics Miss Catherine Kennedy, Dept. Head Mrs. Judith Blake Mrs. Ann Blanchard Mr. Claude Almand Mr. Richard Chase, Dept. Head Music Mr. Matthew Hart Mr. Fred Drifmeyer, Dept. Head saa Mr. Bryan Plumbe i) wn Ls Z wo) io} S ca es e O 8 S isi a or} Re : : 5 = a ra 2 = 5 fc) 5 i= a 0 gv - bb = Vv ° = G SG x wn ia] bb e 2 Y Ra x me} 2 2 £ a S ¥ , ° S = é n . a f te 5S wn i a 5 = Cc $ Boyce May, Barker Keith, Jeannette Solomon, Ben Brayla, Gilbert Davis. Mrs. Jeannette Solomon, Matron. Seated: Del Marona, Loretta Callahan, Elsa Pratt, Cecil Parker, Annette Biron, Mabel Fisher. Standing: Phyllis Hyde, Olive Benway, Pauline Wright. 34 Support your loca! police. 36 Dear Mr. Crockett, Congratulations; you have just een drafted. extra? . € , r ’ 2 a | Dass ay! =e = Bs = eno eee ate eae lee We!) qo71 Class Officers EDWARD JOSEPH HESKE “Ey” Highest Aim: Millionaire Playboy Likes: Yes Dislikes: No Math Team: 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society: 2, 3, president 4; Chess Club: 2, 3; TV Team: a 4; Senior Class President: Tennis: 2, 3, 4; Soccer: 2 “I don’t care what the angel told you, Mary, you're still in trouble!” president Likes: Regional. Hits Dislikes: Good: ‘bel raiy aay people who plies criticize, naturally: scurly hair) « Tantasquan: faculty editor, 4; Cheerleaders: 1, 2, 3,'co-capt., 4; Nat: Honor Society: 2, 3, sec., 4; Fut. Teachers Club: 3, treasurer, 4; ; Prom: ‘Comunittee: 3, 4; ee Secretary 3 3, 4. apes WA Ge, ves RRR HN secretary LAURIE LOUISE BONIFACE “Laurie”’ Highest Aim: To live an exciting and above all, happy life Likes: Big pocketbooks, the sea, N.S., chess, Lake Niagra, skiing Dislikes: Rules, snakes, Vietnam, getting tied down, overly sophisticated bachelors Student Council: 1; Math Team: 1, 2; Tomahawk: 1, 2; Cheerleaders: 1; Nat. Honor Society: 2, 3, 4; Ski Club: 2; Class Vice President: 3, 4; Girl’s Gymnastics; 1 “Ni-ice!l’”’” “Shake it!’’ vice president DEBORAH LYNN PLIMPTON “Debby”, ‘“’Plimp”’ Highest Aim: To make it through college and marry happily Likes: Dennis, Morgans, sincere people, warm fall days, having a good time, the outdoors Dislikes: Snobby and wise people, arguing, being used, bucket seats Student Council: 1, 3, treas., 4; Tantasquan: 4; Cheerleaders: 2, 3, 4; Choraleers: 3, vice pres., 4; Glee Club: 1; Fut. Teachers Club: 3, 4; Int. Relations Club: 1; Girl’s Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl’s Track and Field: 4; Ski Club: 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee: 3, 4; Student Exchange Program: 3, 4; Class Treasurer: 1, 2, 334 “Don’t get so darned uptight!” 41 aay DUANE ADAMS es ‘ Highest Aim: To do what iI want Lice Most people, most things Dislikes: To take. my. car + National), Honor ‘Society: 3, 4; ‘Student Exchange: : 3; ‘Tennis: 3} £23 Soccer: 3, 4; Boy’ s Gymnastic’s: 3, PY “Party: at Dude’ . heiee: guys!” PATRICIA ALLEN ™ Highest Aim: To’ be a loving, . compassionate person Likes: Being’a girl, Mark, holding _ hands in the hall Dislikes: Women’s Liberation, selfish people, being lonely, teachers who don’t let you hold hands in the hall Student Council: 4; Drill Team: 2; -Choraleers: 3, 4; Glee Club: 1, treas., 2; Future Nurses: 3 2 Hog-wash!” “Please don’t tickle me anymore!’ DUANE ADAMS PATRICIA JEAN ALLEN PETER JAMES ANTONOVITCH PETER ANTONOVITCH _ “Grease” “Patty”, “Pat”, “PY” “Pete” Highest Aim: To see ‘Uncle Fred’”’ become mute Likes: Baseball, watching football,’ reading, swimming Dislikes: ‘Uncle Fred”, marching at football games Choraleers: 4; Senior Band: 1, 2, 3, 4; Acapella: 4; Football: 3; Base- ball: 2 “You're mad!” STEWART BACON Highest Aim: To see the Red Sox win a World Series Likes: Cake with ice cream, Pat Dislikes: Girls with big mouths, tests Football: 1, 2, 3; Baseball: 1, 2, 4; Boy’s Gymnastics: 1, 2, 3, 4 “You dirty dog!’’ JUDY BAILEY Highest Aim: To get out of school and graduate Likes: Fast cars and a guy named Joe Dislikes: Stuck up people Advanced Gym: 1 “A lie stands on one leg, the truth on two.” HENRI BAILLARGEON STEWART CALVIN BACON JUDY ANN BAILEY Highest Aim: To beat Mark in a “Bac” “Jude” game of basketball | Likes: Hockey, girls, cars, Montreal Canadiens Dislikes: Boston Bruins, school lunches, Ramblers Nat. Honor : Society: 2, 3, 4; Soccer:.4.— . “You've got a prayer.” DIANE. BALLOU | Highest Aim: To become a ‘nurse Likes: To read and write letters, to be loved . mi Dislikes: Study halls and snobs “Hi, what's happening?” - LINDA BEEMAN —__ Highest: Aim: To go to w. Va. es “see:Ross Billings =-Likes: Ross Billi lings Dislikes: Not seeing Ross Billings. “Choraleers; -3, 4;. Glee Club; tar WESO Radio Proper: � Play: : ee � HENRI PAUL BAILLARGEON DIANE ELIZABETH BALLOU LINDA JO BEEMAN “Dee Dee”’ “Mrs. Billings” 42 HARRY BELMAR CATHERINE J. BISHOP Alclad deer “Bish” “Bi uy snes LINDA JANE BONIFACE RAYMOND A. BOOTH “Bl Brh “Ray”, “Tripper” T. SUZANNE ADELE DEBORAH ANN BOVAT KIKI BRADWAY BOUDRIAULT “Bove”, “Debbie” “Sue” 43 Dislikes: A B,-C, D and F blocks, student parking fot: Se Ee Library. Service © Club: a so A Tomahawk: 1; Tantasquan: 1; Drill: Team: 1, 2; Ski. se PAT BEE Class Dance:.. -1, Prom: Committee: 4 RASS “No, Gerry’s not coming to: lass: WILLIAM BLACK Highest’ Aim: To learn how . to move dirt with machines on Likes: Loud and fast cars Dislikes: Shaving Football: 2, 3 “That a boy, Roy!’’ LINDA BONIFACE Highest Aim: To become a good nurse Likes: No-school announcements, Cape Cod Dislikes: Getting up early, three studies in a row Choraleers: 3, 4; Glee Club: 2; Fut. Nurses Club: 3, 4 “So?” “Really?” RAYMOND BOOTH Highest Aim: To get the best out of life, to live with the Eskimos Likes: Girls, cold weather, sports Dislikes: BB., little green men AV Squad: 2, 3, 4; Basketball: 1; Tennis: 2 “Oh come on, you're mad!” SUZANNE BOUDRIAULT Highest Aim: To become an Ex- ecutive Secretary Likes: Tennis, the ocean, lasagna, U. of Mass. Dislikes: Retypes, plastic people, onions ‘Drill Team: 1, 2; Nat. Honor So- ciety: 3, 4; Girl’s Softball: 2 “That.is so tough!” DEBORAH BOVAT Highest. Aim: Ae live a happily ‘married life |. Likes: fee acting like I feel, lots ” 4 6E friends Dislikes: Being broke, short week- fends) UiCheerleaders: Lf 2, ‘3 Hi . fice ase gh Yeah Norm!” ete BROGAN i Highest Aim: To do all the local towing ‘Likes: Motor City ‘Dislikes: Sturbridge Auto Body '-+, Football: 1; Boy’s Gymnastics: 4 - ROBERT BRUCE Highest Aim: To win Indianapolis - in a Volkswagen Hy engine cars Likes: Volkswagens, girls ' Dislikes: People who dislike Tear AV Squad: 2 3, 4 “You've got to be kidding mel’; DAVID BURNS HH Highest Aim: To make sure’ all. i apprentice plumbers are’ toilet trained at THS Likes: Skiing, racing anawinenies, MICHAEL JAMES BROGAN ROBERT F. BRUCE DAVID BURNS girls, clean navels and Rupp’. “Mike” “Bob” “Bernie” Highest Aim:. To become: .the world’s. first Italian Rabbi. : soe Witchcraft, Buddism, my- — . Dislikes: Non- believers, yearbook Nt advisers, principles. of all kinds = AV. Squad: 3,'4; Tomahawk: 2; 3, ah Tantasquan: or uf s (hetalecs 2, 3.4; Glee Club:-: 2; Acapella: 4;: Pistoerant Club: 3 Gol : 2,3. 4 = Dislikes: Old Society, pay: toilets, skidoos, dirty navels : Football: 4 STEVEN BUSSIERE Highest Aim: To find a nice girl Likes: Dodges and getting my driver’s license back Dislikes: Attendance regulations, school lunches “Grab it!” ROSEMARY CADIEUX Highest Aim: To get my motorcy- cle fixed Likes: Paul, swimming, salt water (as in ocean), apples, sewing Dislikes: Rain and a certain per- son ‘ “Come on!” FLORA CASAVANT Highest Aim: To work in a factory Likes: Tennis, football, basketball, and everyone in school Pep Club: 4 “On this page so showy and white, I got so hungry, I°took a bite.” KATHERINE CHOINSKI Highest Aim: To live a happy and fulfilled life ees STEVEN DAVID BUSSIERE ROSEMARY CHARLOTTE Likes: Skiing, warm _ beaches,: - Steve CADIEUX open-minded people, long conver- . “Sedueski” sations Dislikes: Phone bills and _ split ends Math -Team: 1; Tomahawk: 1; Drill Team : 1; Tantasquan: 3, senior editor 4; Ski Club: 2, 3, sec. 4; Prom Committee: .3, 4; Gym Show: 1- “Clayton, it’s Thursday!” ROBERT CIAFFONE eer ea ‘You, have fust. been’ blessed. ANS FLORA IDA CASAVANT KATHERINE ANN CHOINSKI ROBERT P. CIAFFONE “Flo” “Kathy” “Cifone Robert” one ne ea the ae Sah te ae Mit grey little Valiant® � ts Dislikes: : Checse ‘people. who make -fun of others ite . Tantasquan: 4; Drill: Team: 2, 3; Nat. Honor Society:: 3, : a4 Prom Committee: 3, 4 : : “Huh Deb!?” “Frank, you‘re ‘late PATRICIA LEE CIESLA NORMA ANNE CLOUTIER JEFFREY ALBERT CODERRE again!” “If only I could: get a date = “Patsy”, “Granny” “Norm”, ““Mona”’ Jeff with Mr. Coughlin!’’ JEFFREY CODERRE Highest Aim: To play at Fillmore East Likes: Kim, L.A.N.C.E. Inc., being on top Dislikes: Driving, being on the bottom, experts Nat. Honor Society: 2, 3, 4; Cross Country: 1; Basketball: 1; Track and Field: 1, 2, 3, co-capt., 4 “Mark, how’d you like to walk home?!” “F.T.W.” IRENE COURNOYER Highest Aim: To have peace and understanding in this world Likes: Al, warm nights, people in general Dislikes: Snobs, bossy people, drugs Student Council: 1; Fut. Secre- taries Club: 3; Tantasquan: 4; Main Office worker: 3 “You ding-a-ling!’’ SUSAN CRAM Highest Aim: To get to Eden Is- land Likes: Kentucky, minor keys, chess, Monday mornings, Herbi MICHAEL COSBY IRENE JEANNE COURNOYER Mann “Trene” ‘Dislikes: Spiders, lessons, cities, study halls, flash, crash, and mash ‘Tomahawk: — 2; Tantasquan: 2D; underclassmen. editor, 4; Chora- leers: 3; Fut. Teachers Club: 3 “Who ‘does? NINA DADALT� - Highest: Aim: To tol cainta . Likes; People, nature, music, trav- i eling: and ‘sports Cats | ii Dislikes sects, rainy. ‘days, say- 2 Para rtaan cide Edi- ; Choraleers: 3, 4; ‘Octet: 3; iapele 4; Honor’ Society: 2,3, 4; eachers Club: 3 DENNIS DAY” ‘Highest Aim: To graduate. ikés:, Sandy se SUSAN BEVERLY CRAM NINA DADALT Py eaed aaa iN Te ea eM Rn le Ae ai ah “Sue”, “Suzie” “Nin” enny meee ( (ete tt ; omerier ROBERTA DEAN Highest Aim: To raise Black Ara- ‘ bians. in Kentucky Likes: Considerate people, people to talk to, serious conversations Dislikes: Rats, memories of Sept. and Oct. 1970, Red Chevys, being... taken for granted “T-very much doubt it.” “I don’ vt think so.” MARK DENNING Highest Aim: To make Dingley, eA Dell world renown Likes: Boys, namely Cliff and Ray; football coaches, gold, Morocco, Dislikes: Long hair, B block: study, tripping in front of people, Berk- le Track and Field: 1, 2; Football: 2; Skipping: 3, 4 “Let’s do it up.” “My word,” ; PAUL DIONNE AV Squad: 1, 2, 3, 4 YVONNE DUCHAINE Highest Aim: To become an Air- line Stewardess Likes: Baseball, tennis, music Dislikes: Getting up early in the morning Senior Band: 1, 2, 3, 4 “T haven't the slightest idea!’’ _RICHARD DUPRE Highest Aim: To work with a ham radio or police work Likes: Girls, football, snowmobil- ing Dislikes: Homework, tests AV Squad: 2, 3, 4; Football: 1; Basketball: 1 JOHN EBERSOLD Highest Aim: To play at Fillmore ‘East Likes: Debbie, L.A.N.CE.:. being on top Dislikes: Driving, being on the bottom, experts Nat. Honor Society: 3, 4; Tantas- quan; 4; Basketball: 1, 2; Tennis: A, 2,.3,-4;. Soccer: 1, 2, 3, 4 “Mark, how'd you like to walk home?” “F.T.W.” - SUSAN EDMISTON : Highest Aim: To. succeed to the best of. my ability‘and enjoy life - Likes: ‘Skiing, Marblehead in: win- si ter, the ocean, happiness, and Kirk “Dislikes:. “Being embarassed, . very’ ‘rainy days, being hurt Ski Club: 1; treas.; 4 — “Tm sure.”.“Oh, really?” ROBERTA ELLEN DEAN MARK TIMOTHY DENNING PAUL WILLIAM DIONNE “Bert” “Fag”, “Twiggy”, “The Prophet’ YVONNE ROBERTA RICHARD PAUL DUPRE DUCHAINE “Rich” PHILLIP DUQUETTE JOHN ese EBERSOLD SUSAN DIANE EDMISTON “s im On “Sue” 46 DENNIS H. EMBAIR GEORGE PETER EMBAIR WILLIAM STONE FAIRCHILD “Bill” ROY STEPHEN FAIRFIELD STEPHEN JAMES GALLERANI “Lee Roy” “Steve” JOHN HINDLE GOODHALL MARY ANN GRZEMBSKI NANCY aN HALEY “Jack” “Twig” 47 m; To get out ‘of school ; sports, fast cars esi School;' pals� who aminke WILLIAM FAIRCHILD Highest “Aim: To ue the Peace Corps Likes: Tennis, the ocean, Russia, skin diving, music, skiing Dislikes: Losing, ..stupid -tules, study halls and. doing nothing Ski Club: 3,4; Basketball: 3 Tennis: 2, 3, 4; Soccer: 4 “Nice talk!” “F.T.W.” ROY FAIRFIELD Highest Aim: To get out of school Likes: A special girl, cars, -beer, and real people Dislikes: Whitey, science class “Fung-gou’ STEPHEN GALLERANI Highest Aim: To play Pro baseball and earn $60,000.00 a year Likes: Sports, economical cars, very rainy days, Worsty and fam- ily Dislikes: V-8s, sprints and laps Choraleers: 3, 4; Acapella: 4; Freshman Class President; Foot- ball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball: 1, 3, co-capt., 4; Baseball: 1, 2, 3, JOHN GOODHALL Highest Aim: To graduate from college Likes: Good food Dislikes: French, school lunches National Honor Society: 2, 3, 4; Senior Band: 1 oy hae sare ‘Tennis: 2, 3,4 “Ah Fish!” - MARY (GRZEMBSKI Highest Aim: To. be with: all kinds of people and have fun: ' Likes: Jimmy, sports, . “The Park’’ Dislikes: History: knoweit-all peo- é FG ue P. Pasa!’”” NANCY HALEY shest Aim: To live long enough Wales taken over by freaks alloween, sleeping out, “Walt, Patchogue, lima: JOSEPH HANEY Highest: Aim: To sock it to J:.N.” Likes: Girls, hunting, drinking; stag parties : Dislikes: Wise guys and people. who thing they are tough Choraleers: 4; Acapella: 4; Trad and Field: 1 SUSAN HANEY Highest Aim: To live free Likes: Happy, outgoing people Dislikes: Conceited, self-centered people pate Tomahawk: 3; Choraleers: 3, 4; Glee Club: 2; Octet:° 3; Girl’s Gymnastics: 1 EDWARD HAYES Highest Aim: To own a Harley Davidson Sportster Likes: Harley Davidson motorcy- cles Dislikes: Hondas, BSA, Hodaka, Yamaha STEPHEN HORN Highest Aim: To be King Likes: Red Chryslers, girls, booze, drive-ins, cameras Dislikes: Shy cheerleaders, sprints, hard baseballs Math Team: 3, 4; Tomahawk: 3, 4; Tantasquan: 4; Nat. Honor So- ciety: 3, 4; Baseball: 3,4 “May the Bird of Paradise __ on your head.” JANICE HOWE Highest Aim: To graduate on time Likes: Having fun, friendly peo- ple, Bob, and having the car Dislikes: Being hurt, teachers who have pets, A and B blocks Library Service Club: 1 “Nifty.” ““What’s the matter?” SUSAN HUNT Highest Aim: To be a racing car navigator ; Likes : Goobers Dislikes: Buggers Student Council: 2, sec., 3, 4; Ski Club:.1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleaders: 1, 2; Pe “Hi Honey!”, “Don't know, do Hy arenas JOSEPH JACKSON -. Sy - Highest Aim: To be happy. -: Likes: ‘Sports, women, honest people: ‘ -. Dislikes:. Dishonest abople: Choraleers: 4; ‘Acapella: 4; Senior pootball Hyon ‘4; JOSEPH LEE HANEY SUSAN MARIE HANEY EDWARD H. HAYES Joe “Mouse”, “Suzie-Q” “Ed” DAVID HICKS STEPHEN ROBERT HORN f “Steve” JANICE LYNN HOWE SUSAN ELIZABETH HUNT JOSEPH JACKSON San: “Suzie Cream Cheese” “Snowfoot”’ 48 RICKY JACKSON MICHAEL DENNIS JOHNSON RITA MAY JOLIN ROBERT THOMAS JEFFERSON “Jeff” STEPHEN G. JONES “Beautiful” JAMES MICHAEL JETTE Gj ets RONALD ALLISTER JOHNSON “Ron”, “Chip” BRENDA JOYCE he) Likes: : Rock. ‘music, bass guitars, cats) girls Dislikes: People who: brag: “about little things, prejudiced people: Glee Club: 1 © “Wow, isn’t that hairy, man!, Ha, Ha!” ROBERT JEFFERSON - Highest Aim: Veterinary medicine Likes: Wine, women, and- song, Mustangs Dislikes: Baked beans Student Council: 1; National Honor Society: 3; 4; Class. Presi- dent: 2; Tennis 4 “Mopar forever!” JAMES JETTE Likes: To take trips, ice cream, gold, freaks Dislikes: Long haired hippy types Track and Field: 1, 2, 3 MICHAEL JOHNSON Highest Aim: To graduate Likes: Girls with long hair, motor- cycles Dislikes: Work RONALD JOHNSON Highest Aim: To become a veteri- narian Likes: Sweden, G.H.Y.O., skiing Dislikes: “Pusilanimous Pussyfoot- ers” Math Team: 4; Nat. Honor So- ciety: 2, 3, exec. council, 4; Senior Band: 1, 2; Ski Club: 1, 2,-3, 4; Greater Hartford Youth- Orches- tra: 3, 4; Tennis: 2, 3, 4 “Right On!” RITA JOLIN Highest Aim: To ‘broaden small minds Likes: The. ocean, “summer 1970, to. daydream, ‘friendly people, Pet green. “grass Dislikes: « “Indecision, . put-ons, _-strept - -th oats; insincerity, vio- ‘lence, ‘being tickled _ What: are you wise?!” “Right!” i “STEPHEN, JONES ‘Highest Aim: To be. Speaker of - ‘the’ House” ikes: Nancy, Advanced Science bin “ets: p ‘teacher,’ ‘Charlton Street _ Dislikes: Fakers, Funny Girl, any other girl National Honor Bectety: i igen. 5 Baseball: de Soccer: 1, 2, 3, co-capt. ” Party at Grease’ s!”’ NATALIE KAITBENSKI ‘Highest’. Aim: ‘To own Dupont's Castle at the’ end of Fisher’s Island “Likes: ‘Rainy ‘nights, quiet places, the sea, Block Island, and Bob ‘Dislikes: Students who don’t give a darn about anything, operations Student Council: 1, 2; Tantasquan: 3, spor ts editor, 4; Cheerleaders: 1, 2,3, co-capt., 4; Prom Committee: 3, 4; Class Dance Committee: bi Geel Semi- formal Committee: .3, 4; Advanced Gym: 1, 2 MARTHA KEENEY Highest Aim: To find or: make enough time Likes: Hot tea, The Family of Man, Forsyth Saga, yogurt, long walks, NATALIE ANN KAITBENSKI MARTHA KEENEY GENE KING weekend bashes at home “Nat” Dislikes: Too much ; Tantasquan: activities editor, 4; Choraleers: 3, 4; Glee Club: 2; Acapella: 4 “Put it in a high place.” CAROL KOZLOWSKI Highest Aim: To live without money, “them”, and _ material possessions Likes: God, inner beauty, poetry, loving, experiencin g, living, emo- tions, food, doing nothing Dislikes: Feeling unloved, being hurt, insecurity, “them’’, violence, confusion, school bus rides, smoke, being naive, sadness, Tav- ern Tomahawk: 3, 4; Class Play: 3; Literary Magazine: 3 “T don’t care.” ALYSON KROHNE Highest Aim: To be an Occupa- tional Therapist Likes: People Dislikes: People Glee Club: 1; Fut. Teachers Club: i2 “Smile, damn it!”’ JOHN KRUCKAS CAROL JUNE KOZLOWSKI ALYSON MARIE KROHNE Highest Aim: To become a suc- “Koz’, “Cockroach” “Big Al” cess in carpentry Likes: A. friend. from Concord, Mass. Dislikes: All types of homework “Oh, for goodness. sake!” PATRICIA LACERTE Highest Aim: To end up in Heaven : Likes: Skipping school, weekends +. Dislikes:| Monday. SERINE En- glish literature.’ “Let’s get with it!” CLARICE LANGEVIN Highest. Aim: To. live the life. I want and. to: live it-on the Cape ‘Likes: The’ Cape. Lake Niagra, skiing, - bare. feet, sand. dunes, “camping :out;: “Swedes” - Dislikes: ‘Study halls, snobs,, :writ- -ing this: Tomahawk: as BR, Club: 2, 3 JOHN CHARLES KRUCKAS PATRICIA JEAN LACERTE CLARICE ANN LANGEVIN “Johnny” “Rabbit’’ “Clarice” ‘help others A sausnadlataeeh H Likes: Lowell, coat he: Bruins, ‘Mr: ‘Bombard, ice. vhockey, ‘warm ‘friendly people Dislikes: Conceit, jealousy, cold, winter days, snobs MARK STANLEY LAPETE KAREN ANNE LIVERNOIS DEBORAH MARION LUND Library Service Club: I, 2, 3, 4; “Mark” “Kay”, “Carrot” “Deb” Tomahawk: 3, sports ed:,.4; Drill: Team: 1, 2, re 3,-see. -treas., 4; Choraleers: 3 , 4; Glee Club: 2, 3; Fut. Teachers “ab: 37345 Ad- x vanced Gym: 1, 2; Ninth Grade Chorus: 1; Class ‘Play: 2, 3, 4; WESO Radio Show: 4 “Sure you did!’’ “I want to see you do that again!” DEBORAH LUND Highest Aim: To enjoy life Likes: Traveling, horses, tennis, ‘happy people Dislikes: Phony people, studies in the auditorium Math Team: 1, 3; Tantasquan: 3 business editor, 4; Choraleers: 3, 4; Glee Club: 2; Nat. Honor So- ciety: 3, 4 “You're kidding!” PAUL MacDONALD Highest Aim: To make something of myself to someone Likes: A very special Gayle Dislikes: People who know every- thing Track and Field: 1, 2, 3, 4 “Well, I'm sorry!” KENNETH MAINVILLE PAUL STEWART MacDONALD KENNETH W. MAINVILLE Highest Aim: To be successful in. “Pood” “KW” life Likes: Cars, hunting, girls “Woopy ding!” ; JEANNE MANBECK nei Highest Aim:, “6000: ft., and becom-. aa -ing a nurse:: Bs Likes: Horses,. dark places, Bud- “weiser, and: ‘Richard :. ae ‘PP n pur his’ bhie 63 ‘Ford: kes: War: and. people ‘who think they're rete | gweetiel”: JEANNE MANBECK EMERY MANNING SUSAN ELIZABETH MARTIN “Minny” “Sue”, “Susie” 51 DAVID MATYS Highest Aim: To have fun’ Likes: Motorcycles, skiing, art, outdoors. . Dislikes: Grease, school lunches Choraleers: 2, 3; Ski Club: By 4; Football; 1, 2; Golf; 2, 4 “What can-I say!” RICHARD MAY Highest Aim: To be a farmer in the summer and a great skier in the winter Likes: Brunettes (a good challenge to the imagination), and skiing Dislikes: Conceited younger girls and girls with hairy legs Choraleers: 2, 3, 4; Ske Club: 1, 2, S48; Acapella: 4; Cross Country: 1, 2; Soccer 3, 4 “Gee, I don't have anymore money! ” CAROLYN MERRIAM Highest Aim: To write a great novel Likes: Walking alone, writing sto- ries, Emory, raisins, yogurt, ogling Dislikes: Bawdy crowds, hypo- crites Math Team: 1, 2, 3; Tomahawk: 2, 4; Fut. Teachers Club: 3 “I don’t understand . . GAIL MILLER Highest Aim: Happiness Likes: The sea, dancing, puppies, happy people Dislikes: _ Colds, unreasonable people, auditorium study halls. Student Council Senator: 1; ‘Tan-. tasquan: Business Editor, 4: ‘Drill. Team: 1; Nat. Honor Society: 3,4 “What are we going to do, Linda?” MONA MILLER Highest Aim: To get the most that I can out of life ‘Likes: Gay times, laughing and having fun Dislikes: Snobbish people, wor- rying about other REORES prob- lems. “Don't waiinal? JANIS-MILLETTE Highest Aim: To: succeed ‘in life. ‘Likes: Bill; my cat (Poopsy) Dislikes: Spinach, blood’ ‘sausage Future: Secretaries Club: 3, ae “What. a foxt” ee DAVID G. MATYS “Dave” RICHARD TIMOTHY MAY “Tim” i CAROLYN DIANE MERRIAM JOHN MERRILL GAIL ANN MILLER “Gail” ae Ba 52 MONA LISA MILLER “Mona” RICHARD MAYNARD JANIS MARIE MILLETTE i | Bl Pen: PAO se j YE: Wea MU aray WAAL ae MATTHEW MINER� SRR NN Radi y ‘VHighee ‘Aim: To go to ‘Wyonting eikest Mandolins, coth, good mu- � Sie), Vihys Rian Hott “Dislikes You, NY. ‘oat people who ; say. I'don’t: have any class Ss Wo i ae ‘Council: 1; TV Team:.3) ° : erary’) Magazine: : 3; Class, |. Cross Country:.1, 2, 3,’ pTtack. i Field: L 2, CR pery, propriety pate Sat ity,‘a ran al seapa ae oeth is PE SAS RN TS Dislikes: ‘People who think they’ re the: best 593 % MICHAEL MULVEY. ‘ Highest Aim: To See Gary. Ear : brother pitch’ a’. “nO- “hitter aenek ; Bartlett High | Likes: Girls, sports cars; ‘and one. eo, particular. girl (P-H.) MATTHEW CRAIG MINER TERRY LOU MITCHELL MICHAEL SHAWN STEPHEN MULVEY [iui Everything that P. H.- “ wu’ 7 “ ” “Move” hates ‘ Morris”, “Black; Pard Terry Lou aay AV Squad: 1,2; SS 4; Tanaduans 1; Glee Club: 1; Basketball: 1, 2; 3; 4; Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer: 3 “You know what I mean? !” PAUL PARENTEAU Highest Aim: To -retire at 30 Likes: Sports, general fooling around Dislikes: English, wise guys, short hair on girls National Honor Society: 2, 3, 4 “Tt wasn’t me, I didn’t do it!” DONNA PELOQUIN Highest Aim: To keep my puppy after I’m married Likes: To play cards, Corvettes, Steve, animals Dislikes: School lunches, hypo- crites, guys that go fishing or Sunday nights “More? please.” LINDA PERREAULT Highest Aim: To find happiness in whatever I do Likes: Romeo and Juliet, being liked, flirting, memories, security, children, helping people Dislikes: Conceited people, inse- PAUL MICHAEL PARENTEAU DONNA PELOQUIN curity, saying goodby, short rom- “Button” ances Student Coane President, 4; Tomahawk: 1, 2; Choraleers: 3, 4; Glee Club: 2; Future :Teachers Club: 4; Girl’s Track and Field: 1:: Acapella: 4; GRA: 1; ae Show: 1; Prom Committee: Gym ‘Team: 2,:3; Declamation plies 1 “No, not: here!” What - are we going to do Gail?’ LYNN: PERRY: -. ¢ ) Highest, Aim: To: be a good noth- ing | . Likes: ‘Bickia the green fiaching Dislikes:’, ‘Liver, ‘brussel ‘sprouts, ‘dirty'ears). |. Library’ Service Club: 1, 2; Fut. ’ Secretaries Club: 3, 4; Drill Team: | 1, 2, sec.-treas,,: 3; Choraleers: 2; 3; Glee Club: 1, 2; Ski Club: 2; Class Gecratary;2. 0. . “No problems involved, ! sa aM “MARK PERRY ‘Highest | Aim: To outscore Henri in-a game of hockey. - Likes: Girls, . basketball hockey, ‘cars abi Gc Dislikes: Hebe! wise guys, Rain mera E '5lers, lousy drivers. . Fars eet LYNN ANN PERRY MARK FRANCIS PERRY Hind SaHAGh 3, 4 Basketball: 1, 2, EY “Pinhead” “Mark” “Take your car home and: park. ie ag th” fay . WE aH 3 KATHLEEN. PETERSON: Highest Aim: To own the biggest | farm in Maine and have a Cadil- ‘lac Eldorado Likes: Maine, autumn, . chilare rubber. duckies Dislikes: _ School lunch, litter, tree junk yards, two faced ‘Peod ple “Gimme, gimme, gimme.” STEPHEN PHIFER Highest Aim: To reach it Likes: Plain ol’ folks, hair on faces Dislikes: Big words, noise, killing, - KATHLEEN SHEILA PETERSON STEPHEN ALAN PHIFER ALAN WALTER PHIPPS hand clapping “Kathy” ep phitse “Phippsey” rire 1, 2; Track and Field: 1, “Oh, yea?” ALAN PHIPPS : Highest Aim: To get somewhere in life Likes: Fast cars and a certain Suzie Dislikes: Food without butter and cars without brakes ‘al? RALPH PHIPPS Highest Aim: To be happy Likes: Good times, freedom; uto- pia Dislikes: Rules, authority, ‘para- noia, draft Football: 1 “Like.” JEFFREY PROVOST Highest Aim: To be a success Likes: Girls, sports cars Dislikes: Girls that think they are all “‘it’’ Student. Council: 4; National Honor Society: 4; RICHARD PROVOST Highest Aim: To get out of school and get married Likes: Cars, girls, money and. ex- RALPH E. PHIPPS JEFFREY WILLIAM PROVOST citement - “Ralph” “Jeff” Dislikes: School “You know what. I mean?’ PAUL RAMSEY Highest Aim: To make it Likes: Rose; good. times, _ good times, and. good times Dislikes: Plastic people and sprints Football: 1, 2, 3.4; Track and denis 1, 2,3, 4 Boy's Gymnastics: Oh; really {aetna at PAMELA RATTEE Highest Aim: To -become:a: Jeho- vah‘s Witness Likes: Gene, pizza, the truth, life Dislikes: Cold” weather, War. and violence, the devil Future’ Secretaries Club: 4 “It's-your fault!? =. RICHARD JOSEPH PROVOST PAUL ALAN RAMSEY PAMELA MURL RATTEE eOickis “Dickey” “Rams” “Pam” 54 GLENN GEORGE REED “Sport’ r. ; - a MARY J. RILEY “Mirdy” ‘Mirtle’ ROBERT HARRISON ROWE “Dude” CHARLENE JOAN REYNOLDS “Chuck” ROBERT RICHARD MYRON ROBERT ROGERS PAUL RICHARD RULLI “Pauli Wog’”’ 55 “Bob” KATHLEEN SCOTT GLENN J REED +i yay Highest Aim: To: strive to deserve “ God's love: s Likes: Cars, Neuitats, SEE Junch- es, one certain blonde’: 0)) Dislikes: Hype : lectures = 4 Football: 1, or Basketball: ret “Keep the ‘Faith, brother,” CHARLENE. REYNOLDS - Highest Aim: To’see war, pollu- tion, violence, ‘and “drug abuse - come to’an end, and:‘to find love Likes: Art, progressive rock, Bach, WHCN, WAAF, and Neil Young Dislikes: Bubblegum, music, teeni- boppers, pollution and violence. Tantasquan: 4 “Wow!” “Beautiful!” “Weird!” MARY RILEY Highest Aim: To be happy Likes: Paul Dislikes: M.M., nursing homes Library Service Club: 1; Future Secretaries Club: 3,4 — MYRON ROGERS Highest Aim: To be a carpenter Likes: Nancy, Fords, Mustangs, shop Dislikes: Mr. Lussier’s A block class, lunch, Chevys, Brookfield P.D. and F.D. “T guess so.” ROBERT ROWE Highest Aim: To be independent Likes: Early morning Dislikes: Bee stings, shaving Math Team: 3, 4; Nat. Honor So- ciety: 2, 3, 4; TV Team: 4; Base- balla dii2se3's Soccer? 1, 4124537 co-capt., 4 “Party at Grease’s!’’ PAUL RULLI Highest Aim: To be the first man on the moon Likes: Snowbunnies Dislikes: Long lift lines - Ski Club: 1, 2, 3,4; Ski Team: 2, 3, 4; Pee Country: 1; Baseball: 1, 2737 tes Bide’ t feel a ninth “We didn’t learn that.’’, 9 KATHLEEN SCOTT - “Highest.Aim: To help the men- tally retarded, like Barbara Wilson ‘Likes: The beach, | moustaches, ‘green.’ grass, weekends, ‘some of Uthat’ grape ‘stuff. Dislikes: Moondog picking on me, néckbiters, corners in Worcester . -« Girl's’ Basketball: 2; 3,4; Chorus: vice president, 1; Prom’ Commit- ipitees 3714 1 Oh. you're so soft,” “Hey look ‘Wilson, here comes Ralph.” VONA MAE SCOTT Highest. Aim:-To be a good Chris- tian Witness of Jehovah God Likes: Corn ‘bread and. butter milk, driving, Oklahoma = Dislikes; Snots, drugs, bores, sad- ness, beans, bratty kids “Good night,” “What a reject! ”’ LEONARD SENECAL Highest Aim: To be rich and to be with Cher Likes: One brown haired “Chub- VONA MAE SCOTT LEONARD EMILE SENECAL ALAN EDWARD SHERMAN bet” a vaMlg “Len” “Sherm” Dislikes: Fairies Football: 1, 2, 3; Track and Field: 133 ‘TJeekerscrow!” ALAN SHERMAN Highest Aim: To be on my own Likes: Lots of things Dislikes: Cold summer nights and big mouths Football: 3; Cross Country: 1, 2; Basketball: 1, 2; Tennis: 1, 2, 3, captain, 4 “No, really? ”’ EVAN SILVERBERG Highest Aim: To get a big pay check without working Likes: Summer, motorcycles, girls, good music Dislikes:.Winter, cities, being used Football: 4; Tennis: 2, 3, 4 DAVID SILVIUS Highest Aim: To be happy Liles: People, casual conversations Dislikes: School lunches, Monday mornings Choraleers: 2, 3, 4; Glee Club: 1; .: Class Play: 2, 3, 4 : “Howdy!” ‘S JAMES SKOWYRA eS EVAN ALAN SILVERBERG DAVID CRAIG SILVIUS Likes: Living out in the country, Ev “Craig” blues Dislikes: Social put-ons, city life, hair ‘cuts Student Council: 2; Senior Band: 1 ROXANN SMITH Highest Aim: To find myself, en- joy my life, and be able to commit suicide ; Likes: The ocean, Scotland, mov- ies, music, the flute, Volkswagens Dislikes: School bus rides, frizzy hair,--sore throats, being depen- dant, myself: ‘Math ‘Team: 1, 2;.3; Tomahawk: 1, editor-in-chief; 2; Choraleers: 3; «Glee Glub: 3; Fut, Teachers. Club: 3,4; Senior Band:.-1,; 2,..3, 4; -WESO.. Radio - Show: 3, .4;' Class. SPlaye S48 PHILIP SMITH ROXANN SMITH “Smith” . Dislikes: Wasted “time; aiulilers : -. on shoulders, “a. certain | canine CHRISTINE ANNE SULLIVAN DANIEL JEFFREY JOHN SZUMILAS CLAYTON JEFFREY THOMAS owning ‘janitor, social - butterflies “Chris” “Zoom”, “Al” “Dick” -. “Student: sarees SSL. “Team: Sh: Class: Play: 3 “Wine is fine, but’ SEX: won't: rot. your innards.” S - CLAYTON THOMAS - ; ‘Highest Aim: About half way: ‘up Likes: Balloons, skiing Dislikes: Public restrooms, litter- bugs, dishwashing Ski Club: 2, 3, 4; Ski Team: 2, 3, 4; Tennis: 3, 4 “Oh my poor children! .. .” MICHAEL TI LLYER Highest Aim: Heaven Likes: Some Dislikes: Some Class President: 3 “Oh wow! ” CHERYL TURNER Highest Aim: To marry Lenny and live happily forever Likes: Mr. McArdle, watching the sun rise at the Cape with Lenny Dislikes: Leaving Mr. Bombard at Tantasqua, eating, not being. as free as possible Girl’s Basketball: 1, 2, co-capt., 3, 4; Girls’s Track and Field: 2, 3, A; Girl’s Softball: 1 MICHAEL DENNIS TILLYER CHERYL ANN TURNER Beak sactihe, then rou slay: re 3 Nick Chubbet rheir tasked! Rundeetend 5 Rister Rase? 1 : ot CAROL ¥ yr HHighese fae guy. apy. free- Bates “Being ‘uncertain, ithe: ‘ord n boone who expect ° inuich | sf mes: . and have , a Pe tL GARY UNDERWOOD CAROL ANN VANDERHOOF ELISSA MARIE VOGEL “Indian”, “LTK” “Pete”, “Lissa’’ 57 CLIFFORD WEGLARZ Highest Aim: To have a house on the “cotner:,where everyone’ can come and live as they please Likes: Playing football without all the hassels, people, riding double on the ariel with nowhere special to’ go, Mark and Ray Dislikes: When ‘the brown bird from ‘Berkely flew into the trailer, football coaches Football: 1, 2, 3, 14; Exiled Football . Players Club: 4; Track and Field: 1 : “Cut it out Raymond!” “Who ©. ‘wants to. skip?” Holtze WILLIAM WENTWORTH Highest Aim: To do something’ good with my life: ‘ Likes: A certain ‘sophomore, CLIFFORD WEGLARZ WILLIAM ROBERT JOAN BEVERLY WILLIAMS summer, Volkswagens “The Waste” WENTWORTH “Joan” Dislikes: Rom’s, pizzas, Ducatis “Bomber” “Yl do it tomorrow.” JOAN WILLIAMS Highest Aim: To live a long, happy life Likes: Pizza, sleeping, eating, friendly people, and Mr. Mc- Donald i Dislikes: Getting up in the morn- ing, blushing, snobs, war Fut. Secretaries Club: 4; Toma- hawk: 4; National Honor Society: 2, 3,4 “You've gotta be kidding!” BARBARA WILSON Highest Aim: To accept death Likes: Mr. Bruneau with or with- out hair, Hanna, freaks, moon dog’s presents Dislikes: Endings, not being able to go to the bathroom when nec- essary Student Council: 2, 3, 4; Major- ettes: 1, 2, sec.-treas., 3, capt., 4 Ski Club: 2, 3, 4; Ninth Grade Chorus “Brutal!” “Ah — that’s some spicy meatball!” KARE WINKLER fale: Aim: To shut my mother BARBARA MARIE, WILSON ARI AER Likes: Beer, Claudia, ““VWs” Mighty pele Spaghetti “Wink” Dislikes: Algebra II ba MARSHA WOOD Highest Aim: To make a certain man a good wife Likes: Quiet bus rides to Set people-who are happy, children Dislikes: People who have no_re- spect for other ‘people Glee Club: 2;: National Honor So- ciety: Beh “Yea, sure, Tieht away.”” GARY. WOODBURY Highest Aim: To leave Tantasqua - Likes? Girls, cars, Budweiser Dislikes:- Shake’ ‘s ane WRENS: slow ‘cars . PAUL WOODIS MARSHA MAE WOOD GARY WOODBURY PAUL F. WOODIS “Marty” (Chuck? “Dum” 58 | “pau ORCI | Hh We Highest Aim: To, play, Pro Football nd to succeed in college |, teeth ikes: Sports, Gail) good. moods. | islikes: Humid. and. dry days at actice and losses on Saturdays . Nitional Honor Society; 2, 3,4; m Committee: 3, 4;-Football: (1) . -tapt,) 4 Track and Field:. iy ay Munaslanng ack iehae ee i} science. Weecnes bane F PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE. : GARY rs DEJONG “Greaser’” PAUL BRIAN WOODWARD JILL ANN ZADROGA DWIGHT JAMES Highest Aim: To put Fords where “Woody” they belong (junkyards) - Likes: Anything over 400 hp: Dislikes; State Police. driving Fords 5 “Sex is the avil of all roots.” KEVIN DUMAS “Crash” Highest Aim: To is New ‘Easlnd Moto-X Champ Likes: Bikes Dislikes: Narrow minded people GLENN W. DALTON Highest Aim: To get to college somehow Likes: Heaviness, cloudless days in green meadows Dislikes: People with closed minds Boy’s Gymnastics: 1, 2, 3, 4 JONATHAN FRIEDLAND Highest Aim: To be an actor Likes: Acting, art, a good game of chess, horses Library Service Club: 3; Chess Club: 2, 3 “Oh boy!’ FRANCIS ELLEN HAYNES “Francis” Highest Aim: To become an LPN Likes: The country life, to be with people I’m relaxed with Dislikes: The city life, ham and mushrooms “Really?” “Oh. my- goodness!” JAMES HICKS. - is ROBERT KEITH. © JANE_L: LATAILLE’ : “laChoy Dragon’ © Highest Aim: To be the first hu- - manon Mars,” « ) Likes: The. country, autumn, quiet, cold and chinks.’ -) Dislikes: Hypocrites, noise, cities, 4 ‘summer ’ “Math” Team: A; 2, 3, 4; Tomahawk: 1'2) business editor, 3, editor, 4; es National ‘Honor Society: 3, 4; Chess Club: 2, 3 MARCELLA LAWRENCE © ‘ LAWRENCE LIPPE ‘SANDRA MEIGS � PHILIP’ EUGENE MOYNAGH ‘@ Phyllis” uy Highest Aim: To do 150 mph ina pick-up truck: “Likes: Fords.) : ‘ Dislikes: The ‘rest “What's that?” TIMOTHY JAMES MURPHY Shake”. .. Highest, Aim: To graduate, , Dislikes: School i , i Nee : 0 ; ‘MARSHALL H. PERRY Gis ee | 2 ra (8 P, | Highest Aim: To get ‘out of school : dee , _ Likes: Friday and Pee ee nights Dislikes: School Ptkaa ite PORTH B Aud ah - a ARTHUR BRANNIFF DONNA DEE ROYEA Highest Aim: To. become an Ex- ecutive Secretary; to make Charlie happy Likes: Charlie Dislikes: Snobs, conceited people Library Service Club: 2; Future Secretaries: 4 : DEBRA ANN SHATTUCK “Shattruck”’ Highest Aim: Realization ’ of a fulfilled life Likes: Beach dawns, empathetic people Cen) Dislikes: Regimentation, replicas, ugly days MARTHA ANN STANLEY “Marty” Highest Aim: To. command a na- val submarine : Likes:. Riding, animals, nature, people SS Dislikes: Certain. subjects, midis pollution ; “Whiper.” DONNA ST. CYR DENNIS JOHN WOOD Highest Aim: Everything Choraleers: 2 Senior Superlatives Barbara Wilson Susan Edmiston Jane Lataille Laurie Boniface Nina DaDalt Karen Livernois Rita Jolin Deborah Plimpton Laurie Boniface Laurie Boniface Clarice Langevin Gail Martel Jane Lataille Patricia Allen Laurie Boniface Gail Martel Barbara Wilson Cheryl Turner Most Likely to Succeed Did Most for the Class Best Dressed Biggest Flirts Class Clowns Best Dressed Class geniuses Most Artistic Talks Least Says Most Talks Most Says Least Most Shy Friendliest Most Daring Most Respected Nicest Smile Most School Spirit Most Studious Most Romantic Argumentive Steadies Biggest Flirts Best Athletes Joseph Jackson Edward Heske Edward Heske Joseph Jackson David Hicks Robert Ciaffone Duane Adams Michael Tillyer Mark Denning Edward Heske Timothy May Paul Woodward Ronald Johnson Mark LaPete Michael Tillyer Paul Woodward Stephen Gallerani Paul Woodward iM es Edward Heske Pie ete Linda Perreault Most Likely to Succeed Best Athletes iA SS Se, 2 Nn Pateetel Most Artistic Steadies ee Most Shy Boy, the Playboy’s get better each month! ! ll conquer the world , “. ke ia) U ae) ae b i?) tar ‘a fy uv SG G = = Ge: ° g ie) a ie} = a fee vu fo) a Vv = ° 7) S oC vu ny ° ° ao] Pd 0 2 With this machine I hat gt ae? ve er) ewes Wt PARTS tNZANER Pty Lucille, you make a good cup of coffee. NFA Let me get another piece of paper, and we can finish our game of tic-tac-toe. Did you hear the one about the traveling salesman? 63 and I'll try to head him off by the cafeteria. vu 9 60 v a 2 = fe) = y wn vu wn Vv vu 5 cs Vv a. ° nt v Pe 2 t Maybe, with luck = a en ood Vocational School SEAR Ea Gat Re a HIE aerate are : eet eet Ee ssa SiC NTE ve ram SE SEAS RTE ALANS Row 1: W. Hayes, R. Boulette, W. McGowan, R. Sterns, D. Perry, B. Baril, B. Dupuis, T. Watson, W. Dansereau, S. Haney, D. Letendre, J. Cassell, D. Pierce, L. Moore, R. St. Lawrent, D. Mercure Row 2: R. Flannery, S. Aubin Row 4: M. Greene, D. Allen, M. Vincent, R. Miner, J. Arsenault, R. Duval, J. Deveno, G. Parker, D. Killian, E. Angell, R. Barnes, P. Casavant, M. O’Keefe, T. Bergeron, R. Haynes, Bourassa, M. Stearns Row 3: J. O’Day, B. Proper, G. DeJong, K. J. Patterson, J. Nitka Row 1: K. Pronto, W. Wilson, M. Chapin, W. Ochs, O. Grimes, E. Jensen, R. Hayes, R. Gauvin, D. Langlois, P. Whitten, B. Embair, D. Plumley, D. Curtis Parent, R. Davis Row 2: D. Letendre, S. Morin, M. Clark, T. Galant, S. 68 Row 1: K. Moran, G. Jones, S. Borek, D. Tremblay, R. Lacerte, D. Morin, W. Chamberland Row 3: D. Menard, J. Clancy, R. Cadarette, R. Stebbains, D. Duhamel, R. Wilson Row 2: W. Proper, G. Boniface, R. Corriveau, D. Moran, E. Hoffey, T. Olejniczak, D. Snow, D. Paquette Poirier, D. Peck, D. Wessell, K. King, S. Laferriere, R. Arsenault, J. Juniors ee en D. Crooks (V. Pres.) N. O’Brien (Treas.) J. Lucier (Sec.) J. Silverberg (Pres.) It is the wish of the Junior class that their section be dedicated to the memory of their classmate Constance Gemme. But yet I treasure in my memory Your gift of charity, and young heart’s ease, And the dear honor of your amity. For these once mine, my life is rich with these. And I scarcer know which part may greater be — What I keep of you, or you rob from me. Santayana Row 1: D. Crooks, N. Corriveau, S. Artruc, G. Campbell, C. Beeman, D. Gaudet Row 3: T. Benoit, G. Dalton, K. Cote, M. Frew, J. Eagan, S. Barrett, S. Cortis, M. Belanger Row 2: B. Ballou, P. DiGregorio, B. Cochrane, P. Broughton Row 4: R. Fortier, D. Ayers, J. Dougan, F. Czyzewski, K. Gilman, M. Dowling, D. Gay, A. Chickering, C. Gemme, S. Bergmann, T. Carragher, M. Andrews 70 Row 1: C. Moore, D. Tremblay, D. Rossi, J. Scott, P. Wilbur, C. Corkum, E. P. Wiles Row 3: J. Joyce, E. Waite, D. Beaudry, M. Schmidt, D. Volpini, W. Tanski, L. Stevens Row 2: N. Palmer, P. Sandole, M. Gibson, S. St.Clair, G. Hoenig, J. Banwell, R. Powell, S. Wheaton, J. Johnson Row 4: R. Sprout, B. Burdin, C. Boulette, S. Smith, M. Matys, K. Bansfield, E. Emrich, Weingarten, R. Weingarten, R. Williams, F. Gallerani, F. Langevin, D. Salce Row 1: K. Robidoux, B. Pote, N. O’Brien, D. Noga, P. Haraghey, P. Porter, Monette, B. Hebert, M. Riley Row 3: R. Robinson, S. Lane, J. Morgan, W. A. Grill, P. Sandole Row 2: J. Lucier, W. Northup, D. Menard, M. Sprouls, Grudzien, J. Jolin, P. O’Day, J. Jette, G. Morse, D. Keough, J. Groccia, V. R. Piazzo, D. Menard, J. Nelson, J. Porazzo, E. Hedlund, D. Magoon, B. Puchalski Y | Sophomores R. Muenzburg, (Pres.), S. Mainville, (V. Pres.), S. Wells, (Treas.), E. Sheldon, (Sec.). I was the one who stopped myself from doing things so many times I was the one who grounded myself and clipped my wings so I say Do what you’ve never done before for fear of losing face You have nothing to defend now in your state of grace Love is the gift of man yet he will not receive Within is the church of man yet he will not perceive Without is the realm of man yet he cannot conceive Donovon 72 Row 1: L. Dhembe, D. DiPaola, T. Artruc, L. Casavant, D. Casavant, S. Boyd, P. Ayers, L. Boudriault, W. Allen, M. Brousseau, J. Coderre. Row 4: R. L. Christian, S. Carling. Row 2: W. Dionne, L. Armstrong, G. Clarke, D. Baillargeron, B. Chartier, M. Boniface, D. Asselin, P. Dowling, D. Cloutier, R. Daniels, J. Bonin, J. Bliss, P. Beu. Row 3: E. Calcutt, P. Ahern, D. Christianson, Anderson. Row 1: B. Sarty, B. Mellor, W. Pettit, D. Nelson, R. Wood, B. Pote, P. Tetreault, S. Smith, R. Trahan, S. Wells. Row 4: P. Yaskoski, D. Went- Silverburg, D. Phipps, G. Phifer, J. Reilly. Row 2: G. Underwood, A. worth, R. Vilandre, H. Reed, W. Thomas, D. Peck, S. Roberts, D, Can- Toppin, A. Twiss, M. Souliere, K. Yaskoski, J. Simonds, S. Petrillo, S. tell, D. Scranton, N. Ozut, D. Provost, M. Pontbriand, C. Young. Tremblay. Row 3: J. Robertson, D. Rogers, M. Ruggles, E. Sheldon, L. Row 5: D, Vincent, R. Terrill, C. Pease, K. Varnum, E. Rasys, R. St. Laurent, E. Pierce, B. Ouellette, G. Renaud, G. Proper, K. Perry, D. Muenzburg, D. Warner, E. Pernoski, C. Roy, D. Paloucci. 73 AE pres pln eo en ta be Nn mei Row 1: A. Kacavich, S. Martin, S. Lupa, D. Lopecki, D. Martel, B. Burden, S. Graham, E. Glass, M. May, K. Kozlowski, D. Dupre, N. Manbeck, L. Martell, J. Mainville, P. Keith. Row 2: J. Howlett, K. Emerson, N. Faugno, E. Knight, D. Martin, R. Kenderian, A. Jacques. Row 4: R. Fredette, C. Ekenbarger, P. Martin, Kupfer, C. Dzura, D. Levesque, J. Goggin, D. L’Heureux. Row 3: R. Huber, M. R. Lavallee, J. Gibson, D. Green, G. Keith, A. Mach, W. May. 74 HART really isn’t in this. 3 % O Freshmen I] { i $ : i ; : Through the windless wells of wonder By the throbbing light machine In the tealeaf trance or under Orders from the king and queen Songs to aging children come Aging children, | am one People hurry by so quickly Don’t they hear the melodies In the chiming and the clicking And the laughing harmonies Songs to aging children come Aging children, I am one W. Muller, (Pres.), M. James, (V. Pres.), D. Vilandre, (Treas.), S. Twiss, (Sec.) Some come dark and strange like dying Crows and ravens whistling Lines of weeping, Strings of crying So much said in listening Songs to aging children come Aging children, I am one Does the moon play only silver When it strums the galaxy Dying roses will they will their Perfumed rhapsodies to me Songs to aging children come This is one Joni Mitchell 76 Row 1: M. Cawley, K. Droque, B. Clark, R. Adams, J. Ellis, J. Brigham, G. Gadaire, M. Banwell, S. Artruc Row 4: L. Galipeau, E. Burnham, M. Brown, Brackett, D. Gaudet, M. Ciesla, G. Fountain Row 2: J. Broad, B. Deveno, R. D. Berry, P. Barry, E. Dusza, C. Crevier, M. Bachand, B. Gardner, C. Cerbin Prefontaine, R. Duval, B. Fortier, C. Boudreau, J. Beauchemen, S. Cronin Row 5: W. Chambers, B. Dionne, J. Earls, R. Dickenson, B. Bole, M. Row 3: H. Church, M. Cassavant, D. Faugno, L. Dziura, E. Corriveau, A. Bansfield, C. Fairchild, T. Bellmar Deveno, L. Anders, M. Bordman, R. Favre, G. Babieri, A. Bergmann, C. ae, dl Row 1: C. Green, L. Little, P. Jette, D. Nichols, S. Knight, E. May, K. Jones beck, D. Murry, W. Kozlowski, J. Hopkins Row 4: C. Hayward, M. Greene, Row 2: B. Martel, L. O’Brien, E. Hemingway, S. Palmer, C. Ochs, P. Opi- W. Muller, D. Morgan, D. LaChambre, M. MacFadden, T. LaPlante, L. shinski, L. Lechowicz, M. James Row 3: G. LaVallee, B. Jones, D. Man- Miner. Ud, Row 1: W. Remillard, E. Peach, A. Jacques, M. Stebbins, A. Raymond, T. Richer Row 2: D. Perry, K. Ruel, L. Peloquin, S. Kennedy, P. Simpson, J . Jette, T. Polizzio, M. Sykes Row 3: B. Prince, C. Perry, K. Hutchinson, R. Talisan, S. Stevens, C. Samek, L. Speare, G. McManus, D. Poirier, L. Slonim, H. St.Laurent, M. Silverburg, L. Phipps, M. Roche Row 4: N. Parzych, L. Roper, D. Robbin, D. Sandole, J. Littlejohn, S. Savory, P. Pronto, N. Portier, M. Sullivan, P. Sweetsir, D. Soper, D. Scott, M. Plumley, S. Stanley, L. Szyszkiewicz Row 5: R. Salazar, H. Schroder, C. St.Pierre, J. Sprout, R. Stanton, J. Shafer, W. Reed, D. Skowyra, C. Soper, S. Royea Row 1: A. Teschner, D. Tobin, S. Tremblay, V. White, D. Lamontagne, A. Wood, J. Wight, S. Twiss Row 2: K. Underwood, S. Theriault , D. Vilandre, G. Valley, D. Wessell, M. Woodman, B. Townes Row 3: M. Taylor, C. Thompson, S. Urbanovitch, T. Warman, M. Wales, A. White, R. Willet 78 = o aS 5 ° a = Ww wn vo 2) o = ° o. ae ) v wn wn {a oD a w w v = a E w I a % E s this a joke? I Eighth Grade : : : | Row 1: S. Saletnik, R. Pierce, W. Spinney, R. Soper, M. Renaud, K. Willet, E. Packard, D. Norton, C. Nichols Row 4: A. Morin, C. Parker, C. Perry, T. Skinner, R. Morris, D. Mello Row 2: R. Prince, J. Mayfield, M. Stanton, R. Sibley, J. Suprenault, R. Simmonds, L. Stearns, S. May, G. Skowyra, K. Owens, C. Oaks, L. Planta, S. Page O’Day, L. Murray, K. Roy, R. Taft, G. Sherman, A. Sandole, R. Row 3: M. Silverberg, J. Souliere, B. Robertson, M. Oster, M. Ross, Roberts Row 5: D. Smith, W. Porter, M. Peterkin, D. Smith, G. C. Roberts, 5. Nelson, L. O’Day, M. Rigatti, B. Schultz, T. Oster, T. Robinson, D. Perry, N. Plouffe, K. Perry, M. Rasys, R. Parzych. 80 Row 1: M. Beaudry, J. Delisle, R. Gadaire, T. Dowling, B. Bellmar, R. Cleri, D. Bliss, G. Duquette Row 2: E. Bressette, C. Curboy, D. Butler, D. Britch, P. Beeman, P. Blanton, H. Barr, K. Ahern, P. Armstrong, L. Bacon, P. Davis Row 3: D. Adams, M. Adams, M. Chapin, M. Bachand, V. Butler, S. Bovat, C. Bussiere, K. Fairbrother Row 4: K. Earls, C. Gallerani, M. Glass, A. Faugno, D. Kowalewski, Row 1: S. Whitman, D. Wassmer, A. Upton, D. Yaskoski, D. Smith, G. Wood, C. Bussiere, D. Varnum. Row 2: J. Trotter, D. White, W. Tanski, M. Kujawski, R. Woods, F. C. Maindeville, E. Calcutt, M. Chisholm, L. Dionne, D. Bachand, D. Goodspeed, T. Cortis Row 5: E. Packard, R. Cawley, A. Dutka, D. Arsenault, C. Giguere, G. Barbiere, L. Ballard, B. Aubin, S. Dickson, G. Garrand, V. Butler. Row 6: D. Borek, G. Chaffee, F. Bansfield, P. Cardenas, J. Crooks, D. Booth, B. Bumpus, T. Flannery, B. King, G. Gagnon. Toppin, H. Varnum, B. Theriault, J. White, G. Tobin, M. Yaskoski, J. Taylor 81 . Tf PPR tisha py «73 Row 1: P. Masuzzo, D. Hutchinson, A. Leclaire, J. Magoon, K. Laferriere, J. Steensen, M. Labonte, E. Goggin, S. Lund, M. Haley. Row 2: M. Leibried, M. Griffin, D. Little, A. Lilla, D. Jefferson, C. Jefferson, J. Lane, L. Lariviere Row 3: R. Lacy, J. Harty, D. Greenleaf, R. Simonds, A. Langlois, D. Harvey, D. MacConnell, N. Jones, E. 82 Mandigo, P. Lataille, K. Joyce, L. Helveston, C. Hemingway, P. Herbert Row 4: S. Heske, L. Haddock, C. Lynch, L. Lacerte, D. Lincoln, L. Kuskosli, D. Labonte, A. Mason, C. Jackson Row 5: J. Martin, C. MacDonald, R. Haynes, M. Heck, G. Grudzien, W. Grignon, B. Leone, L. Herbert, D. Fortuna, K. Heim, M. Lavoie She did what??!! y Ww uv ae} Bea as Seal ro) o. ° tS Vv = S S) ov ° I] Es v cS S) v 9 Ww re Aas} ae = v Vv Ww ac 3 ° a= wn 3 fe) 8 ea eee HN Seow sauce just moved! My cranberry Seventh Grade re 7 . i : ‘ ; § i é ¥ 1 C. Ellis, (Pres.), R. Ling, (V. Pres.), M. Provost, (Treas.), S. Lavoy, (Sec.) Row 1: K. Dalton, M. Casavant, R. Arsenault, R. Bianco, R. Ayers, W. Burnham, J. Coderre, P. Clark, S. Bratianu Row 2: T. Cadieux, B. Cote, B. Allard, M. Delia, D. Boone, R. Butler, C. Bumor, L. Branford Row 3: K. Borek, M. Corriveau, L. Bonette, G. Aclair, D. Babineau, T. Artruc, L. Butler, M. Canavan, M. Allen, T. Brackett, N. Black Row 4: G. Boudrialt, S. Chamberlain, K. Curboy, N. Corkum, K. Curboy, G. Bullard, M. Beauchemin Row 5: S. Cawley, A. Anderson, R. Berry, J. Dhembe, M. Corriveau, K. Aherne, B. Boudrialt, D. Blais Row 1: K. Drogue, R. Gardner, D. Embair, J. Duza, V. Jolin, R. Harrell, L. Green, J. Harraghy, T. Kenyon Row 2: K. Gay, T. Gadaire, C. Either, G. Keough, S. Perry, J. Galipeau, P. Dzura, M. Gay Row 3: E. Hebert, C. Ellis, J. Hicks, K. Gibson. M. Goetzke, S. Row 1: G. Casey, L. Moore, A. Warren, P. Clark, D. Poirier Row 2: J. Thomas, D. Monnette, N. Soffen, L. Green, T. Sweetsir, R. Krasnecky, J. Pronto, R. Roberts Row 3: D. Spinney, C. Stuart, S. Urbanovitch, L. Livernois, C. MaCleod, R. Roberts, M. McManus, S. King, C. Cronin, T. Porter, M. Hopkins Row 4: S. Vuylsteke, C. 85 Hope, K. LaRiviere, K. Kozlowski, W. Harala, S. Hablin, L. Grenier, V. Dionne, S. Holland, R. Gray, J. Haley, J. LaFlemme Row 4: ib Gaspie, B. Jackson, R. Evans, J. LaFrance, P. Karezmarczyk, R. Fornier, L. Hicks, P. LaPete, J. Jette Pybas, N. LaPlant, G. Goddard, B. Farmosa, S. Waite Row 5: R. Olenick, B. Emrich, L. Row, R. Therrian, B. Huffman, M. Phifer, R. Fortuna, C. Ross, E. Warren, M. Beauchemin, D. Kenderian Row 6: M. Cardenas, J. LaFlamme, G. Thouin, G. Bruinsman, P. Dionne, B. Royea, T. Woodman, L. Heck, D. Ricard, R. Bianco Row 1: R. Fortuna, F. Martin, R. Peloquin, G. Moore, S. Monnette, Little, J. MacDonald, J. Merrill, A. Logan, S. Plouffe, S. Melanson, R. K. Parker, B. Peach, B. Murray, R. Leo Row 2: P. Mayfield, C. Nash, Michalski, A. Loranger, B. Mosher, K. Melanson Row 4: M. Muska, D. O’Day, S. MacFadden, D. Pontbriand, J. Merriam, L. Planta, P. C. Poirier, D. O’Grady, C. Nelson, F. Levesque, G. Manbeck, K. Mead Row 3: T. Ouellete, J. Mainville, M. Merrill, N. Olejniczak, K. Peloquin, D. MacGillvary Row 1: D. Morin, B. Smith, B. Provost, M. Provost, L. Martel, L. St.Laurent Row 3: J. Poulin, M. St.Laurent, L. Green, G. Rowes, M. Martel, K. Ross, C. Ruggles Row 2: C. Phipps, A. Taylor, M. Palmer, K. Tallis, J. Prescott, M. Schonman, D. Quinn, R. Roberts, S. Pontbriand, D. Robbins, D. Sherran, S. Porrazo, D. Smith, S. Skowyra Schroth, T. Samson, K. Smith, D. Shuggart, P. Stuart, K. Quinn, L. 86 Row 1: A. Tobin, M. Hopkins, T. White, B. Wonderlie, C. son, D. Tretheway, A. Warren, F. Zajac, D. Porier, R. Cloutier, D. Thompson, J. Whitten, M. Lamontagne Row 2: T. Green, E. Wat- Raymond These Monday mornings are killing me! 87 ’ “+ thar bah es Ay ty 5 t ‘ ¥ %, osha, uihdl apta te crud aga ebaeanee a wabl Boys’ Baseball Team It Row 1. D. Wells, D. Earls, R. McCurdy, B. Willett, S. Varnum, W. Wood, W. Rowe, D. Morse, D. Barrows. Row 2. S. Gallerani, J. Johnson, B. Plainte, P. Rulli, S. Horne, R. Rowe, G. Underwood. Row 3. D. Antonovich, Mr. Emrich (coach), M. Mulvey The Border Conference for 1970 was won by Bartlett High — Tantasqua finished third — four of our players were selected for the conference All Star Team and were presented trophies at the league banquet. They were: Captain Wayne ““Top- per’ Wood, Bruce Willet, Roland McCurdy, and Steve Gallerani. Other season highlights — In the North Brookfield game Brandon Plainte was pitching a perfect game, not allowing a single man to reach first base. In the final inning with 2 outs and 2 strikes on what might have been the last out of the game, the North Brookfield batter, Greg Powers, hit a home run to ruin the perfect game. Until that point Brandon had retired 20 consecutive batters. We won the game however. At the end of the season captain “Topper” Wood turned over his duties to Steve Gallerani and Brandon Plainte who will head the team in 1971. a | PERSE TPS A AES ae rn AP tala gt Coach and Captain Seniors a1 Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Ware 4 Quaboag 5 Southbridge 3 Bartlett 2 David Prouty 1 Bartlett 6 Auburn 15 Worcester Academy J.V. 0 Southbridge 4 David Prouty 6 Quaboag 0 Auburn 15 Monson 9 North Brookfield 1 Marianhill 0 gent penreintcetcemt mee SE EI aaa HE ame oe : Siig omy a , , ee gr) ee Sue PRA OSES : - es ae : = 3 . eS ton ie a eee Pm oe Bo Co RIE et Ce gna Fe el ee ee J.V. Baseball Team Boys’ Track Team Row 1. G. Senecal, D. Green, P. Woodward, J. Coderre, P. Whitten, L. Senecal. Row 2. O. Grimes, P. Ramsey, M. Andrews, J. Jackson, P. Broughton, P. Woodis, J. White, Mr. Crockett (coach). Girls’ Track Team Row 1. M. Langevin, B. Pote, L. Murray, P. Digregorio, C. Turner. Row 2. M. Souliere, A. Toppin, M. Dowling, S. Trembly, L. Stevens, J. Pirazzo, Miss Brody (coach) 94 Seniors SS ip oe 96 Tennis [eam Row 1: C. Pease, M. Rasys, D. Adams, A. Sherman, J. Goodhall, E. Rasys, D. Cloutier Row 2: M. Johnson, R. Johnson, C. Roy, C. Thomas, B. Fairchild, J. Ebersold, E. Heske, Mr. Dube (coach). Led by captain Alan Sherman and a strong, youthful, bench, the tennis team became the first Tantasqua team to officially annex a Border Conference championship in any sport. Under the shadows of Holy Cross College, Tantasqua defeated Auburn High School in a special playoff for the crown by a 5-4 margin. Youth was the name of the game as Bill Koslowski and John Hopkins, a pair of eighth graders, stroked seventeen match wins between them. Al Sherman, Bill Fairchild, Ron Johnson, John Ebersold, Ed Heske, and Cris Roy nailed down many impressive wins between them. The team finished the season with an overall record of 6-6 which includes a 4-1 conference mark. This brings the overall three-year record to 18-14-1. Things look very bright for 1971 with eighteen men returning including nine lettermen. 97 Golf Team Mr. Rainka, (advisor), B. Jones, R. Muenzburg, P. MacFadden, F. Gallerani, M. Boniface, R. Ciaffone, H. Schroder, K. Drogue ik ith 1h elas ; ; Pa ih ast on eed, ane Sain mee a eA B Boys’ Football Team Row 1. F. Gallerani, D. Salce, A. Lamontagne, W. Langlois, R. Kendarian, E. Pernoski. Row 2: P. Ahern, C. Babineau, K. King, C. Roy, A. Mack, J. Gibson, J. Looney, T. Warmen. Row 3. E. Silverburg, J. Jackson, C. Weglarz, P. Woodward, P. Ramsey, S. Gallerani, K. Stewart. Row 4. Mr. Dube (coach), Mr. McCardle (coach), S. Wheatin, S. Morin, J. Martin, D. Beaudry, J. Jolin, S. Waite, M. Clark, J. Coderre, D. Green, Mr. Farland (head coach). The football season began this year with a lot of question marks. With the loss of several outstanding players from last year’s team, especially in the backfield, the coaching staff began to rebuild. With a nucleus of veterans, Captain Paul Woodward, Quarterback Steve Gallerani and Ends Jackson and Ramsey, the team reported to practice at the beginning of September. The upcoming schedule was certainly a challenging one and represented the typical caliber of football Tantasqua has become accustomed to playing. Beginning September 19th with Class B Champions Bartlett High School and going on to Class A powers Athol, Southbridge, and Thanksgiving rival Wachusett, the team had their work cut out for them. Promising underclassmen were being given a long, hard look and equal opportunity by Coach Farland in this rebuilding year. During the preseason scrimmages with neighboring schools, the coaches had decided on their starting line-up and readied themselves for Bartlett: juniors Andy Lamontagne, John Jolin and Dave Beaudry, Steve Morin, and newcomer Mike Clark. Two new faces included Jim Martin and Kevin Stewart, along with Jim Coderre and Rich Kenderian. The individual performances of seniors Woodward, Gallerani, Jackson and Ramsey were inspiring to their younger teammates and their deeds too numerous to recount. With little depth on the team and little help from lady luck the team faced bitter frustration almost weekly. Some teams might have given up, some individuals might have found it easy to quit, but the Thanksgiving Day performance showed a team giving their all till the last gun. The future will hold many more victories for some Warrior teams but few will | ve given so much of themselves. 99 os sf € | = + es Boys’ Soccer Team | Row 1. D. Hicks, W. Fairchild, D. Adams, R. Rowe, S. Jones, R. May, J. Ebersold, H. Baillargeon, Mr. Emrich (coach). Row 2. C. Pease, F. Bergman, B. Baillargeon, R. Lataille, J. Clancy, D. Keough, J. Smith, K. Cote, D. Warner, T. Carrager, E. Rasys, J. St. Claire, B. Pote, A. Jacques. A most exciting season was turned in by the Warrior booters. Bartlett High won the conference championship and then lost out to Chicopee High in the Western Mass. Tourney. Chicopee eventually became the Western Mass, State and New England Champion. The Warriors were led, this year, by captains Bob Rowe and Steve Jones and they assured Coach Emrich with four games to go they would win them all, and they did; thus giving us our best overall record in the 3 year history of our varsity soccer team. Craig Pease led our scorers with 8 goals and was followed closely by Tim May with 6 and Duane Adams with 5. Fritz Bergman and Jim Clancy punched through our remaining goals. Doug Warner, Ken Cote, John Ebersold, David Hicks, Bob and Henri Baillargeon, Dennis Keough and Bill Fairchild were our defensive workhorses. Fritz Bergman and Ken Cote were elected to co-captain the team for 1971, and take over the job from two outstanding halfbacks Bob Rowe and Steve Jones who have both been on the squad for three years. 104 Coach and Co-captains Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua Tantasqua NWNWODDOOK OAH OA Re Oxford 2 Oxford 0 Douglas 0 David Prouty 3 Worc. Academy J.V. 0 Auburn 9 Bartlett 5 David Prouty 2 Auburn 4 Bartlett 5 Quaboag 0 Quaboag 0 North Brookfield 1 Charlton 1 piTASgy aa «Sb sox MMity A: : ee a ta ‘Siaae : : ‘a Ae : ¢ = POR OEM, OR uh Ase, « ssh50p ¢ matt de i, ‘ i) re Junior Varsity Soccer Team Row 1. G. Brackett, D. Gaudet, T. Flannery, C. McDonald, W. Koslowski, B. Boudreau, R. Morris, T. Kenyon. Row 2. M. Beauchemin, E. deRivera, G. Sherman, S. Heske, B. Emrich, G. Rose, M. Schonman, J. Trotter. Row 3 J. Gaspie, J. Whitten, J. Prescott, B. Walker, M. Plankey, P. Clark, D. Ricard. Row 4 P. Peloquin, N. Martin, C. Russell (coach) Absent — S Chamberlain, D. Monette Boys’ Cross Country Team Row 1. M. Cardenis, G. Tobin, D. Smith, R. Arsenault, E. Peach, W. Portier, R. Gray. Row 2. D. Bliss, M. Smith, B. Murray, G. Bruinsma, R. Gardner, B. Marena, M. Yaskoski, K. Ahern, T. Steensen, M. Peterkin, L. Moore. Row 3. Mr. Hoffsomer (coach), B. Cantell, R. Powell, O. Grimes, P. Broughton, M. Miner, N. Ahern, M. Kajawski, Mr. Steensen (head coach). The cross country team led by tri-captains Matt Miner, Tantasqua 15 — David Prouty 49 Owen Grimes, and Russell Powell; had another fine Tantasqua 15 — Belchertown 48 season winning seven while losing only three. Tantasqua 22 — Ware 33 The team placed second in the Border Conference and Tantasqua 27 — Minnechaug 29 third in the Western Mass. League. Tantasqua 16 — Bartlett 46 With the loss of only senior captain Matt Miner and Tantasqua 32 — Palmer 26 the return of veterans Phil Broughton, Russ Powell, Tantasqua 29 — Auburn 27 Owen Grimes, Mike Ahern, and Richard Terrill the team Tantasqua 28 — Southbridge 30 is looking forward to another good season next year. Tantasqua 33 — Quaboag 26 107 Boys’ Basketball Team Back Row P. Whitten, K. Stewart, J. Johnson, B. Plainte, P. MacFadden, J. Jolin, W. Fairchild, R. Kendarian, S. Morin, P. Woodward, M. Perry. Front Row J. Jackson, Mr. White (coach), S. Gallerani J.V. Basketball 109 Steve Gallerani co-captain -captain Joe Jackson co 0 11 Boys’ Gymnastics Team After school practice gives members of the boys’ gym team time to improve their techniques for gymnastics competition. Coached by Mr. Walter Pauli the team showed great effort as one unit. This year’s team captain was Stewart Bacon. Row 1. R. Gadaire, K. Dalton, M. Yaskoski, Row 2. D. Adams, S. Bacon, captain, R. Fredette Row 3. G. Dalton, R. Rowe, D. Volpini. Stewart Bacon, captain Glenn Dalton Robert Rowe Girls’ Gymnastics Team This year’s team captains are Nancy O’Brien and Cathy Robidoux. Each girl goes through hours of practice and conditioning in order to compete. This year’s team was one of hard work and patience and we would like to congratulate them on their fine efforts. Co-captains N. O’Brien, C. Robidoux, and Mrs. Chase (advisor) Row 1. B. Sheldon, S. Stevens, N. Corriveau, C. Jefferson, S. Smith, A. Upton, J. Goggin, A. Teshna, Row 2. L. Bacon, L. Murray, P. Lataille, Row 3. N. O’Brien, F. Moy, C. Robidoux Cathy Robidoux Nancy O’Brien er Francyle Moy Girls’ Softball and Basketball Row 1: K. Earls, K. Bansfield, E. Emrich, E. Hebert, M. Duka, M. Chapin, L. Bacon, Row 2. K. Ahern, M. Tillet, W. Northup, K. Jackson, J. Beauch, S. Pettillo, D. Peck, C. Corkum, T. Leo, Miss Brody (advisor). Girls’ softball and basketball are each in their second season. The basketball team has improved immensely and is looking forward to an even better season next year. Although winning is a major goal of any team, the goals of sportsman- ship, character, and a good time, sometimes compensate when a losing season and external controversies intervene. Row 1. S. Mainville, E. Hebert, D. Plimpton, E. Tanski, C. Turner, B. Pote Row 2. L. LaRieviere, L. Gal- ipeau, E. May, M. Dowling, J. Littlejohn, K. Scott, P. Beu, Miss Brody (advisor). Dove for the dishes, you come back here! Get a load of that shirt! WOW! If we could only see what was going on inside there! _ Siew eee Gig ent Council Senior High Row 1: B. Fortier, C. Perrv, N. Corriveau, G. Brackett. Row 2: L. Perreault, D. Crooks, S. Hunt, D. Plimpton, G. Sprout, P. Allen. Row 3: M. MacFadden, A. Twiss, S. Tremblay, M. Tillyer, K. Varnum, J. Earls, J. Provost. Officers The Student Council is Tantasqua’s most vital organization constituted of students who have leadership qualities. Four representatives are elected from amongst their classmates and each one of them must represent their class within the council. Through the efforts of the council many changes take place at the school. It is an intermediary body between the student body, the faculty and the administration. Every student at Tantasqua is considered a member of the council through their representatives who must make moves towards improving T.R.H.S. G. Brackett, Parlimentarian; S. Hunt, Sec; L. Perreault, Pres; G. Sprout, V. Pres; D. Plimpton, Treas. 122 Stee tae FS $i ye a Ow Junior High. Row 1: D. O’Day. Row 2: K. Gallerani, D. Harvey, S. Whitman. Row 3: D. Adams, K. Jackson, J. Bansfield, D. MacConnell, R. Lacy Officers en ees ao? aan i ae a D. MacConnell, Treas; K. Gallerani, V. Pres; D. Adams, Sec; J. Bansfield, Pres. 123 Tantasquan Row 1: L. St. Laurent, J. Robertson, D. Faugno, E. Provost Row 2: R. Taft, K. Choinski, G. Miller, G. Martel, N. DaDalt, C. Dzura Row 3: E. Burnham, M. Keeney, M. Brown, C. Jackson, D. Lund, D. Plimpton, Mr. Blake (advisor) Row 4: S. Kaitbenski, J. Ebersold, S. Cram, S. Horn, N. Kaitbenski A yearbook is a storybook telling of the events occuring during a school year. While it is enjoyable to look through it now, it is in future years that the year- book has special significance, that of bringing back fond memories. We hope this issue will serve that purpose. 124 i, Senior Editor; Mr. . D. Lund, Business tor i K. Choinsk u a fs) ws 3 oH Gaeta) Se i) oo S@meD) aY von cq % 8 = Mon sé Zz tor; Row 3 i , tor-in-Chief editor; G. Martel, Faculty Editor; Row 2 Underclassmen Ed i DaDalt, Ed Cram, S t, Business Co- N Row 4: lle ); i M v1iSOr 7 :G (ad itor Row 1 Blake Co-ed National Honor Society Row 1: Miss Bene (Advisor), N. DaDalt, M. Wood, J. Williams, Baillargeon, R. Robinson, P. Woodward, S. Jones, S$. Horn, D. D. Noga, B. Burdin, D. Lund, G. Miller, G. Martel, B. Pote. Row Adams, J. Simpson, R. Jefferson, R. Taft. Row 4: J. Goodhall, C. 2: M. Goggin, R. Piazzo, S, Boudriault, L. Stevens, G. Campbell, Bergmann, J. Ebersold, M. Andrews, J. Coderre, R. Johnson, M. A. Chickering, C. Robidoux, D. Menard, N. Cloutier. Row 3: H. Ahern, P. Parenteau, E. Heske. Officers The object of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to encourage the development of character. Membership in the National Honor Society carries with it a responsibility and is considered the beginning of an obligation to exert a new influence and to promote the qualities of leadership, character, scholarship, and service throughout the entire student body. DAR DAR: Each year a senior girl is cho- sen by her classmates and faculty to receive this honor. This girl represents G. Martel, Sec; E. Heske, Pres; A. Tantasqua to the Jedehiah Foster Chap- Chickering, V. Pres; J. Lucier, Treas. ter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The Class of 1971 wishes to congratulate Deborah Plimpton for re- ceiving this award. 126 Library Service Club Row 1: B. Peach, B. Royea, G. Thouin, T. Cortis, H. St. LeCuyer, Mrs. Collins (advisor), K. Parker. Row 3: D. Laurent, C. Embair, D. Greenleaf, D. Faugno, D. O’Day. Row LaBonte, E. Peach, S. Lund, S. Vuylsteke, J. Scott, M. 2: Mrs. Green (advisor), E. Dusza, J. Plumbly, N. Portier, L. Bachand, B. Miller, D. Casavant, L. Hicks, E. Watson, P. Banwell, D. Berry, K. Livernois, L. Steenson, M. Plumbly, D. Burton, D. Varnum. The Library Service Club consists of students who volunteer their time and efforts to work in the school library. Keeping shelves orderly, arranging publica- tions, and checking books in and out are among their responsibilities. The stu- dents work with Mrs. Green and Mrs. Collins during study halls and before and after school. Audio Visual Squad The Audio-Visual Squad is composed of students who are trained to operate and maintain the school’s A-V equip- ment. They deliver materials to various classes throughout the school and set them up for use by the teachers. These students work during their spare time to make the educational process a more varied experience. Row 1: B. Dionne, W. Reed, J. Gaspie, M. Smith, J. Schafer, Row 2: P. Ayers, B. Mellor, D. Barrett, S. Palmer, C. Moore, Mrs. Dionne (advisor), Row 3: R. Ciaffone, R. Morris, G. Bullard, C. Mayfield, R. Taft, D. Mellor, Mr. Johnson (advisor). Row 4: M. Perry, P. Dionne, R. Dupre, M. Mulvey, R. Bruce, V. Puchalski. 127 Tomahawk TOMAHAWK “Sab WILL BE RELERSE ah TO SHES = @ STUDENT “Bang ON hovy Row 1: D. Faugno, J. Porazzo, J. Lataille, P. Silverberg, P. DiGregorio Row 2: B. Czyzewski, C. Kozlowski, D. Cloutier, K. Livernois, R. Ciaffone, A. Chickering, J. Williams, Mr. MacDonald (advisor). The Tomahawk is the school newspaper which comes out nine times a year. Through student writing, the paper’s goal is to inform students, faculty and other interested persons of Tantasqua’s news. Each issue of the Tomahawk features short stories, poems, editorials, interviews, and relevant articles. International Relations Club The International Relations Club ha once again adopted an orphan. In orde to raise money for the support of the orphan, the club sponsors dances and food sales. Monthly meetings are held! discuss current issues. The entire club wishes to thank their advisor, Mr. Hancock, for spending his time to ma this a worthwhile year. Row 1: J. Lucier, Mr. Hancock (advisor), J. Dugan, R. Robinson, Row 2: J. Hyde, R. Piazzo, P. Noga, A. Chickering, B. Burdin. 128 Math Team Row 1: M. Handley, M. Langevin, S. Roberts, E. Hemingway, G. Brackett, K. Yaskoski, Row 2: K. Jackson, E. Heske, Mr. Luce (advisor), P. Broughton, R. Robinson The Math Team participates in the Southern Worcester Mathematics League. There are approximately twenty teams in the league representing Worcester and its surrounding communities. Participants are expected to develop an interest in math and to meet students of other schools who have similar interests. On every Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock four students go on the air at W.E.S.O. They have their own radio show on which they broadcast the latest school news and play the most current music. J. Lucier, L. Beeman, K. Livernois, R. Smith 129 Senior Play THE TIMID DRAGON By Tim Kelly CAST (in speaking order) Carol Kozlowski (a merchant) AGNES Linda Beeman (another) GRASPA Kathy Peterson (a seller of charms) JESSICA Sandra Meigs Martha Keeney (her friend) MARILYN Vona Mae Scott (another friend) SHIFTLASS Craig Silvius (a lazy woodcutter) DAMSEL Carolyn Merriam (an excitable young woman once captured by the dragon) BLUSTER M. “Morris” Miner (a knight) QUEEN Roxann Smith (ruler of the kingdom) EGBERT Ed Heske Karen Livernois (Queen’s daughter, a lovely girl who can talk to dragons) DRAGON Michael Mulvey Junior Play THE DEAR DEPARTED By Stanley Houghton CAST Miocene |..,..,.,.. Ann Chickering DIG TORIASSEATER’ .....,..- Lee Stevens PeeMsmOLA LB): ....... . ) John Dougan DI eICURIOAIN:) 913°... .'..... Janet Lucier BENPOROAN 22 )........., Dennis Volpini ABEL MERRYWEATHER ... Fritz Bergmann THE HAPPY JOURNEY TO CAMDEN AND TRENTON By Thorton Wilder CAST MA KIRBY ARTHUR (Thirteen years old CAROLINE (Fifteen years old) PA (Elmer) KIRBY BEULAH (Twenty-two years old) Properties Costumes Assisted by Prompter ... Ann Twiss James Gibson Gale Underwood Kenneth Varnum . . . Janet Robertson Dennis Cloutier Peter Silverberg Miss Ann Blanchard .... Martha May . . . Michele Langevin Directed by Miss Vera Slipp 132 You Can’t Take It With You ees Ae BS uf lh Row 1: G. Underwood, S. Artruc, R. Robinson, C. Bergmann, P. L. Beeman. Row 3: Mr. Ulrich (advisor), J. Gibson, K. Cote, E. DiGregorio, M. Wilson, J. Dugan, J. Robertson, D. Crooks. Row 2: Heske, M. Miner, D. Volpini, C. Silvius, M. Mulvey, J. Banwell, D. K. Peterson, K. Gilman, R. Smith, C. Kozlowski, V. Scott, K. Warner, K. Varnum, J. Porazzo, B. Czyzewski. Livernois, J. Lucier, D. Menard, L. Stevens, A. Chickering, A. Twiss, As you glance over you shoulder at Tantasqua for the last time, we hope one of the fondest memories you take with you is your part in the magical world of drama. Perhaps through drama, you achieved a new dimension, a wider perspective, an extra measure of life. Drama is about people like ourselves — caught in moments of joy, nobility, and despair — and this, afterall, is what life is all about. 8th grade. Row 1: H. Barr, C. Roberts, J. Harty, R. Lacy, B. Robertson, M. 7th grade. K. Malenson, S. Plouffe, A. Logan, Mr. Plouffe (advisor) N. Ross. Row 2: K. Ahern, S. Dickson, M. Rigiatti, L. O’Day, A. Upton, 5S. Olejniczak, D. O’Day, K. Thompson. Page. 134 Future Teachers Row 1: D. Faugno, M. Langevin, L. Peloquin, K. Bansfield, L. Perreault, C. Dzura, L. St. Laurent, P. DiGregorio, G. Underwood. Row 2: S. Artruc, E. Hedlund, G. Martel (treas), J. Hyde, R. Smith, The purpose of the Future Teachers Club is to acquaint students who are interested in the teaching profession with different colleges and expose them to some _ teaching techniques. Throughout the year visits are made to the various college campuses of their choice. One newly incorporated project this year, was the organization of a tutoring service for Tantasqua students. D. Noga (v. pres), P. Keith. Row 3: Mr. Matera (advisor), B. Czyzewski, R. Piazzo, K. Livernois, J. Lucier (sec), M. Souliere, D. Plimpton, D. Crooks. The Secretaries of Tomorrow Club is made up of seniors who are training to be secretaries. These students work for teachers in general education areas as well as the vocational areas doing general office work. This practical experience helps to make them better secretaries. Secretaries Of Tomorrow Row 1: Mrs. Bzdula (advisor), T. Mitchell. Row 2: J. Williams, D. Royea, P. Rattee, L. Perry, S. Boudriault, D. Shattuck, J. Howe 135 Choraleers Row 1: A. Bergmann, S. Artruc, S. Prescott, M. Ruggles, S. Smith, J. Robertson, D. Plimpton, L. Perreault, D. Manbeck, M. Cawley, G. Brackett, B. Pote, P. DiGregorio, G. McManus, E. Sheldon, S. Mainville, B. Fortier, D. Vilandre. Row 2: M. Souliere, L. Steenson, C. Corkum, A. Davis, R. Favie, C. Crevier, L. Banwell, M. McFadden, R. Ciaffone, D. Moran, W. Muller, C. Hayward, D. Tetreault, S. Twiss, S. Wells, M. Keeney, D. Lund, P. Allen, N. DaDalt. Row 3: S. Savary, S. Haney, C. Sullivan, P. Officers M. Keeney, Librarian; S. Gallerani, Pres; D. Plimpton, V. Pres. 136 Antonovitch, B. Bole, D. Wood, K. Mayfield, S. Gallerani, J. Banwell, D. Antonovitch, C. Fairchild, A. Twiss, L. Beeman, M. Brown, J. Zadroga, A. Chickering, B. Kay, K. Livernois. Row 4: L. Plankey, K. Gilman, D. Gay, D. Volpini, J. Earls, C. Thompson, L. Miner, P. Broughton, C. Silvius, J. Jackson, Mr. Hart (Advisor), T. May, C. Roy, E. Rasys, P. Barry, M. May, J. Goggin, L. Stevens, L. Boniface, J. Lucier. Select choir of approximately 80 sin- gers in grades 9-12. Emphasis is on pro- viding a well-balanced musical experi- ence utilizing literature of all types and styles in music history. A Capella Row 1: J. Robertson, B. Pote, N. DaDalt, Mr. Hart (advisor) Row 2: C. Sullivan, P. Plankey, L. Perreault, A. Chickering, M. Keeney, L. Stevens, Row 3: P. Antonovitch, C. Thompson, R. Ciaffone, S. Gallerani, J. Banwell Row 4: D. Volpini, P. Broughton, J. Jackson, C. Roy, T. May Specialized choir of approximately 20 singers selected by audition from mem- -bers of the Choraleers. Emphasis is on achieving the highest level of performance possible utilizing music literature from various periods of history written for a smaller choral ensemble. 137, Wind Ensemble Row 1: N. Manbeck, J. Littlejohn, A. Upton, R. Smith, J. Lucier, J. Manbeck. Row 2: P. Haraghey, S. Stevens, M. James, P. Rulli, J. Norton, Y. Duchain, K. Yaskowski. Row 3: M. Ahern, R. Lataille, C. Bergmann, E. Tanski, G. Dalton. Row 4: J. Hall, M. Silverberg, M. Green, A. Mach, R. Woods, J. The Wind Ensemble is a specialized band of approximately 40 instrumentalists selected by audition from members of the Concert Band. Emphasis is on achieving the highest level of performance possible utilizing literature written expressly for a smaller ensemble by 20th century composers as well as literature from all periods and styles of music history. Officers J. Manbeck (pres), M. Ahern (v. pres), P. Rulli (sec), P. Antonovitch (stage manager), A. Upton (treas). 138 SS raining ne AS BRT tiles HE Ge hi rence ra AS A Me Dugan. Row 5: J. Johnson, C. Roy, J. Goodhall, P. Smith, M. Carty. Row 6: L. Steenson, K. Earls, K. Jackson, P. Masuzzo, D. Green, C. Dwinell, B. Marona, P. Ahern, Mr. Drifmeyer (director), P. Antonovitch, J. Cronin. xt ed Concert Band se Se ile alne eng Pit A MO LOL LL OOR ALE ION, AEE OEE REEL LEE ; Row 1: J. Lucier, A. Upton, D. Yaskoski, S. Wells, N. Manbeck. Row 4: P. Smith, M. Carty, R. Berry, M. Green, A. Manbeck, J. Manbeck, R. Smith, J. Littlejohn, D. Vilandre, M. Mach, D. Manbeck, R. Woods, F. Martin, J. Cronin, J. D’Elia. Row 2: P. Rulli, Y. Duchaines, S. Stevens, K. Yaskoski, Johnson, P. Antonovitch, C. Roy, J. Goodhall, P. Ahern, W. M. Yaskoski, D. White, M. James, P. Haraghey, R. Ling, P. Marona, M. Bansfield, Mr. Plumb (advisor). Row 5: K. Lataille. Row 3: C. Bergmann, R. Lataille, K. Ahern, C. Ellis, Jackson, P. Massuza, J. Duga, S. Porrazzo, J. Dusza, V. M. Ahern, E. Tanski, G. Dalton, M. Silverberg, J. Hall, G. Jackson, D. Green, K. Earls, L. Steenson, J. Haraghey. Select band of approximately 60 instrumentalists in grades 7-12. Emphasis is on providing a well-balanced musical experience utilizing music of a varied nature from symphonic works to pop tunes. Majorettes Neemaneorth KATHY GILMAN SHIRLEY TREMBLAY ANN TWISS SUSAN SMITH The Majorettes were organized in 1963 with five girls and during the past seven years the group has grown successfully. These girls perform during the half-time at all home football and basketball games and provide some determination to the teams. Their fine performances and hard work has made all Tantasqua truly proud of these girls. The Majorettes would like to thank their coach, Mrs. Chase, for giving much of her time and effort towards their success, and also their captain, Barbara Wilson. KIM YASKOSKI MICHELLE BOARDMAN SUSAN TWISS Junior High Girls Chorus 3 ' : g = 4 § : : Row 1: S. Holland, K. Gay, M. Allen, M. Leigfried, D. O’ D. Jefferson, P. Armstrong. Row 4: L. Beeman, D. Adams, D. Nash, B. Robertson, M. Cay. Row K. vise ra aie pan . MasConnell, H. Barr, K. Ahern, L. Dionne, S. Dickson, L. Ballard, T. Burnor, C. Gallerani, R. Prince, K. Earls, M. Corriveau, D. Britch, ie Artruc, J. Macdonald, K. Ross. Row 5: V. Butler, L. Haddock, S. Merriam, L. Bacon. Row 3: M. Chapin, N. Jones, C. Nichols, D. Keith, L. Lariviere, K. Kozlowski, C. Jackson, C. Hemingway, A. Harvey, G. Auclair, M. Ross, D. Babineau, J. Galipeau, S. McFadden, Upton, D. Yaskoski, K. Owens, Mr. Hart (Director). Select choirs of students in grades 7 and 8. Emphasis is on providing a well-balanced musical experience while attaining basic musical fundamentals. Music is of a varied nature and relevant to the junior high level. Junior High Boys Chorus Row 1: R. Arsenault, R. Gardner, G. Duquette, T, Kenyon, S. Heske, L. Green, K. Dalton, Mr. Hart (Director). Row 2: R. Morris, V. Jolin, S. Chamberlain, T. Steenson, L. Hicks, S. Lund, S. Kujawski. Row 3: B. Bumpus, M. Plouffe, B. Dionne, J. White, R. Parzych, M. Rasys, M. Peterkin, E. Goggin. 142 Drill Team Row 1: K. Curboy, L. Banwell, B. Ruggles, K. Owens. Row 2: C. Dzura, A. Faugno, L. Dzura, D. : Boome, L. St. Laurent, C. Dzura, H. St. Laurent, L. Livernois, B. Robertson, L. Dionne, G. McManus. Row 3: E. Dzusa, V. Butler, S. Savery, C. Pybas, L. Peloquin, S. Page, A. Logan, N. Jones, D. Keith, A. Lilla, M. Skowyra, L. Steenson. The Pep Squad is a group of spirited and energetic girls The Drill Team of Tantasqua consists of a group of girls whose main purpose is backing up the cheerleaders at games expert in the field of precision marching. The. girls practice and pep rallies and further promoting school spirit. This is weekly in preparation for participation at home football and Tantasqua’s first Pep Squad and it has already established basketball games and the Memorial Day Parade. itself as a service organization as well as an active group of girls. Pep Squad Row 1: B. Prince, H. St. Laurent, G. Barberi, C. Perry, K. Smith, E. Sheldon, M. Langevin, G. Underwood. Row 2: F. Cassavant, C. Gallerani, K. Perry, S. Artruc, S. Twiss, L. Phibbs, G. Valley, S. Smith, E. Pierce. Row 3: Miss Bernard (advisor), N. Parczych, M. Souliere, A. Toppin, K. Gilman, P. | Beu, K. Oaks, A. Twiss. Varsity Cheerleaders Row 1: B. Pote, M. Ruggles, D. Adams, G. Sprout, N. Kaitbenski. Co-Cpts.: Gail Martel and Natalie Kaitbenski. Row 2: D. Tetreault, G. Martel, D. Plimpton, S. Hunt, G. Camp- bell. This year’s energetic Varsity Cheerleaders were under the able leadership of senior co-captains Natalie Kaitbenski and Gail Martel. The squad of ten devoted girls demonstrated considerable ability and success in their beneficial work to- wards school spirit. x 1B Sr ve gre PUN ae eee ee 144 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders K. Earls, B. Fortier, K. Hutchinson, R. Campbell, P. Barry, A. Wood, D. Nichols, L. Plankey, D. Adams, A. Bergmann. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are made up of 10 high spirited girls in grades 8 9. The squad is choosen every spring by several faculty members. The J.V. squad is the training ground for those girls who wish to later become a varsity cheerleader. By cheering at all J.V. games and much hard work, these girls contrib- ute a great amount to the school’s high fighting spirit. 145 Ski Club Row 1: L. Heck, J. Poulin, E. Emrich, E. MacDonald, K. D. Plimpton, S. Hunt, D. Matys, R. Terrill, C. Green, J. Choinski, D. MacConnell, M. Schoenman, B. Spinney, Row 2: Manbeck, Mr. Matera (advisor). Row 4: S. Edmiston, F. D. Staves, J. Crooks, M. Peterkin, J. Silverberg, C. Robidoux, Gallerani, R. Johnson, C. Thomas, R. May, W. Fairchild, T. N. Corriveau, P. Rulli, C. MacDonald, J. MacConnell, W. Carragher, C. Bergmann, K. Cote, B. Pote. May. Row 3: E. Hedlund, J. Littlejohn, D. Cloutier, P. Martin, This year our Ski Club has had one of its most active years. With Mr. Matera as advisor, the club went on its first overnight trip to Haystack as well as on var- ious day trips to places such as Bromely and Maple Valley. We look forward to another year much the same as this one has been. Ski Team Row 1: M. Schoenman, K. Choinski, N. Corriveau, D. Staves, L. Heck. Row 2: E. Hedlund, M. Peterkin, S. Edmiston, J. Manbeck, C. MacDonald, Mr. Matera (advisor). Row 3: C. Bergmann, C. Thomas, R. May, R. Johnson, D. Matys. 146 . 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Carroll’s Cosmetics — 343 Main St. — 764-4191 — Southbridge Syl’s Auto Sales and Service Groth Real Estate — 347-9820 - Sturbridge Compliments of Howards Auto and Marine Center Roland’s Gulf Service — General Repairing — Tires — _ Batteries 152 Ted Henry’s Market Compliments of Ye Olde Spinning Wheel EIR Cr ee et. ee soa sas aleve ca dw we Wales ES MLR TRGIOW ROS A ea gee Worcester Charles D. Rossman Pres. — 754-5815 Congratulations to the Senior Class from the New England Motel Best Wishes from Crimmins Insurance Agency Inc. Me eeanetercc Lainderers, Inc. 22... 20-22. ee ee nes Palmer Congratulations Class of 1971 Nick’s Sportshop, Inc. _ 419 Main St. Palmer Top Quality — Top Service — Tel. 3-3920 EE ey keke ¥ cla ly ales Palmer Haleys Hickory Smoke House — Palmer — Sturbridge American Lanes — 123 North St. — Southbridge For Res. Call 764-6004 — Open from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Desa Paint Sumretieatkace srore;and Variety ...... 0.2.2 ee ee ea Brookfield Compliments of Howlett’s Lumber Art’s Jewelers — Main St. — Southbridge Southbridge Lumber and Supply Compliments of Victor L. paloaain Compliments of Atwood’s Home Decorating Center Best Wishes Graduates - “Corriveau’s Furniture” ara ee oe ws ck ee enh ee Southbridge Waite Hardware Co. Compliments of Sturbridge Fire Dept. Association 153 A. B. C. CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTORS NAT’S GARAGE Best Wishes Rt. 131 Sturbridge, Mass. From General Repairs ROBID A’S M ARKET Automatic Transmission 24 Hour Towing Service Tel. 347-3140 Se | - EL eee ee . BEN BOUSQUET, REALTOR The Gallery Of Homes 352 Boston Turnpike 264 Main Street Shrewsbury, Mass Southbridge, Mass Phone 757-7731 Phone 765-5411 SOPER’S LANDSCAPE CO. Excavating General Landscaping Tree Service And Removal Congratulations Senior Class 1971 PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUGS, SICKROOM NEEDS MAGAZINES, TOYS — GIFTS, FILM, GREETING CARDS, ICE, LIQUORS, WINES, ETC. STURBRIDGE PHARMACY MAIN STREET FISKDALE, MASS. 347-3730 COMPLIMENTS OF THE BENDIX CORPORATION MOSAIC FABRICATIONS DIV. GALILEO PARK STURBRIDGE LAROCHELLE ELECTRIC COMPANY Southbridge, Mass. Congratulations To The Senior Class BURNHAM INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. A century of insurance service 1865-1971 39 Elm Street, Southbridge, Massachusetts J. N. Burnham R. B. Muenzberg J. E. Taylor 157 Compliments of : G F TOOL DIE Compliments to the Class of 1971 ST. ANNE’S SHRINE Sturbridge, Mass Congratulations to the Class of 1971 STURBRIDGE HOUSE Routes 20 and 131 Sturbridge COLONIAL CRAFTS Main Street Sturbridge, Mass A Complete Line Of Arts And Crafts Supplies Register For Our Classes Now Going On BROOKFIELD WAYSIDE FURNITURE INC. Discount Prices Wall To Wall Carpeting 867-2858 Brookheld We Specialize In “Spanish” Colonial ‘ e Clothier 318-322 Main Street Southbridge, Mass BEST WISHES TORE CLASSiO bere AMERICAN MOTOR LODGE ee i i i ee BE CONGRATULATIONS — CLASS OF 71 KAMPUS KORNER Southbridge Compliments of RASBACH PHOTO SERVICE INC. Congratulations to the Class of ’71 BELMONT DRIVING SCHOOL 428 Main Street, Palmer - Complete Driver Education Course - Insurance Reduction On The Road Training For Students Completing Classroom In High School Tel. 283-8908 Res. Add. 61 Breckenridge St. Palmer Opposite Old Sturbridge Village Entrance Main Street, Sturbridge Tel. 617 347-9550 LIKE-NU CLEANERS, INC. 100 Central St. Southbridge, Mass. 764-2553 FORMAL WEAR CONGRATULATIONS EG) BEE SENIOR CLASS FROM ROM’S HOME OF FAMOUS ITALIAN-AMERICAN CUISINE COMPLIMENTS OF THE LINCOLN HOUSE THE HORN OF PLENTY Owned and operated by OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE 160 COMPLIMENTS Or ARLAND TOOL AND MFG., INC. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM STEVEN’S AUTOMATIC SALES, INC. AUTOMATIC VENDING SERVICE BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1971 ALLAN’S HAIRSTYLING SALON 38 ELM STREET SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. TEL. 764-7626 VILLAGE NEWS COFFEE SHOP AND PACKAGE STORE Gerard and Sue Mercure Main Street KENNEDY ELECTRIC CO. 2 ramp 292 HAMILTON ST. SOUTHBRIDGE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING AND WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES BOUVIER INSURANCE REAL ESTATE OFFICE CENTER RTE. 131 STURBRIDGE, MASS. TELEPHONE: 347-9394 CONGRATULATIONS Oshima CEASS. OF 47.3 CARRIAGE HOUSE MOTOR COMPLIMENTS | LODGE OF PARKER’S GULF STATION BILL SWIACKI REALTOR 222 MAIN STREET SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. 764-4391 “We sell the earth and insure everything on it” General Insurance and Real Estate. 163 THE EVENING NEWS Foster Street Southbridge, Mass. Tel. 617-764-3248 bry FIXTURES SEMI-PRODUCTION SMALL ASSEMBLIES STAMPINGS . PROTOTYPE WORK SPECIAL MACHINERY ee TPRODUCTION. Home Newspaper for Southern Worcester County pA cA eyosh Phone 764-4325 COMPLIMENTS OF MERCHANDISE iy ORC INN Best Wishes From RICHARD’S FURNITURE Sturbridge, Massachusetts FX BRIMFIELD PRECISION, INC. j Mill Lane Rd. Brimfield, Mass. 01010 Tel. (413) 245-7144-5 CENTRAL SHOE TROPHY CENTRE 16 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Mass. OPEN TILL 10 P.M. Tel. 764-6412 LEONARD H. POIRIER Haynes Hill Road Brimfield, Massachusetts 01010 Bulldozing Sand Ditch Digging Loam Excavating Fill Septic Tanks Installed COMPLIMENTS OF ATHBRO PRECISION ENGINEERING 165 More Patrons Fat Toy Chinese Restaurant Inc. o Rte. 20 _ Sturbridge Dining and Take Out Orders — 347-3911 Good Luck Graduates Xmas Shanty Vulcan Welding Co. Gay Travel Service Sturbridge Perron’s Southbridge Ballard’s Hickory Smokehouse = Arnold Road _ Sturbridge Visit us for Hickory Smoked hams and fresh turkeys C S Outlet Southbridge Milanes Pharmacy Palmer Huberts Taxi Service Palmer Marge Brown ne Studio Stall at Poor Richard’s = Brookfield Medical Centre Pharmacy Southbridge Long Vue Motel Compliments of Ginnys Dairy Bar Brimfield Friendly Ice Cream Shop = 519 North Main St. _ Palmer “Keep Acquainted” Compliments — Hippodrome Lanes — Ashland Ave. — _ Southbridge Tel. 764-5926 Compliments of Kochanek’s Furniture Store Compliments of Robbins Clothing Store Village Deb — _ Tot-to-Teen Shop — 345 Main St. — Southbridge Compliments of Sids Wallpaper Paint Supply - Palmer 339 Main St. _ 283-3803 The Lone Oak Package Store _ Rte. 9 — Brookfield Beer, Wine, and Fine Liquors _ Tel. 867-6001 166 CONGRATULATIONS ... And Our Sincere Best Wishes For. Your Success And Happiness... To The 1971 Graduating Class J AMERICAN OPTICAL CORPORATION 167 | STAN KAITBENSKI INC. Congratulations Barney Hilti Mr. Mrs. Delfio DaDalt Mr. Mrs. Robert N. Lund Mr. Mrs. Paul J. Corriveau Cathy Jackson Mr. Mrs. Vernon Jackson Mr. Mrs. William S. Fairchild Mr. Mrs. Walter Howard Mr. Mrs. Vernon C. Otten Mr. Mrs. Frank Cram Mr. Mrs. Raymond F. Muley Ralph J. Malagodi, M.D. Dr. Mrs. William C. Brunelle Mr. Mrs. Howard Sarty Mr. Mrs. Roger Cloutier Mr. Mrs. Roger Robidoux Mr. Mrs. Messinger Mrs. William E. Barrett Leo L. Farrand Mr. Mrs. Arthur Earls Mrs. Esther Perry Mr. Mrs. Robert Taft Mr. Mrs. Edgar Morin Friends 169 A Friend Brookfield Palmer Rochdale otudent Council Message The Student Council is everything which the school stands for, Without this organization the school lacks leadership, unity, and standards. Our goal is to pro- mote a unique relationship between the students, faculty, and administration. Each Council member must recognize his duty towards his school and the community. Through the efforts of the Student Council many changes take place in the tra- dition of the school. This year, through the Council, a student lounge was formed. Money was donated to many deserving organizations. This year more pep rallies were held than in previous years. School spirit was aroused after the many years in which it had remained dormant. Students attended State National Conven- tions, to learn techniques for solving problems within the school. I feel it has been a great honor to have been elected President of the Council. Through my efforts I hope that the Council has become a better organization and that each year it continues to grow to be a stronger and more powerful and unified one. I would personally like to thank the many students who have given me such a marvelous and memorable opportunity and also to thank all the S.C. members and students from outside the Council who worked so diligently for their school. They all deserve great merit. I would like to say farewell to the Council members and to extend my best wishes and luck to next years President. I hope that through this experience I will be led on to greater and higher goals in life. Thank you very much, Linda Perreault President The Council would like to extend its best wishes and luck to all the graduating students in the Class of 71. “The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that “T will not follow where the path may lead, but I will we wait so long to begin it.” go where there is no path, and I will leave a trail.” W. M. Lewis Strove 170 TANTASQUA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 171 More Patrons Compliments of Kochanek’s Furniture Store Brookfield Motors, Inc. Compliments of Rice Gadaire Central Esso Palmerino Wholesale, Inc. Sherman Oil Co. Cam’s Pink Haven Motel Reggie’s Texaco Ronnie’s Sales Service Brookfield Brookfield West Brookfield CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! PURITAN CLOTHING STORES SOUTHBRIDGE Home of Formal Wear’ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 FROM THE FRONTIER RESTAURANT Route 131 347-3351 Sturbridge, Mass. Dancing Banquets BRIMFIELD INN ROUTE 20 BRIMFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS FINE FOODS COCKTAILS DICK AND DOLORES SWEETSIR TEL. 245-9845 “HALLELUJAH” FROM “THE MESSIAH” by G. F. HANDEL (1685-1759) MUSIC DEPT. TANTASQUA PEACE 1771-197, Publick House On the Common -- Sturbridge, Mass. — (617) 347-3313 173 GOOD LUCK TOE GRASSO EaLou CPC ENGINEERING CORPORATION ROUTE 20 174 STURBRIDGE, MASS. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WISHES THE BEST OF HAPPINESS BORE UME GWA SS OF 1971 COMPLIMENTS OF THE TOMAHAWK WN as nS cS — |= S38) } wy N Fx by Sa ee) re 1) oa) COMPLIMENTS OF THE DRILL TEAM BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1971 GAVITT WIRE CABLE DIVISION AMERACE ESNA CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS BROOKFIELD MASS TO THE SENIOR CLASS COMPLIMENTS OF THE FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The Road goes ever on and on, Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can. Pursuing it with weary feet Until it joins some other way, Where many paths and errands meet. And wither then? The Road goes ever on and on, And wither then? I cannot say. J. R. R. Tolkien The 1971 Tantasquan staff would like to thank all those who helped in the production of this year’s yearbook. Special thanks go to Mr. Don Lendry from the American Yearbook Company for his guidance, Richard Terrill for his fine art- work, and very special thanks to Mr. Kenneth Blake for being a fantastic advisor. We wish next year’s staff all the luck in the world. 179 ; 7 - ‘ ay - : se ! J 4 a iene “Ka o — a % - i ; . i tar 7 3 7 q seh De Shien a Mae 3, date, Se Ke i; ee 4 Sie 2 SSeS ay, BSS ag Pte! ia sate ete , poset Supe es