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

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1974 volume:

TANTASQUAN 1974 TANTASQUA REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL STURBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY nS SENIORS So UNDERCLASSMEN a, ACTIVITIES 101 VOCATIONAL W277, SPORTS Ss ADS 171 | always Knew that one day | would take this road, But yesterday | did not know it would be today. % ; % 10 AND ALN aA alti eNO ae Rk a8 1 13 Acne awd ee. 14 Superintendent of Schools Roland W. Wilson Assistant Superintendent Lester Aldrich 16 ‘a O = $s a = a od a e ts ts OPtesesssss May | offer my congratulations to the class of 1974. We have been together for four years. In that time | feel we have accomplished many things at Tantasqua. Your class is one of the most enthusiastic, interested, and dedicated of all that | have had the pleasure of serving as principal. My thanks to you for the many fine things that you have done for yourselves, for the school and for your communities. My thoughts will be with you always. Mr. Garfield Norton Principal 18 Guidance Dept. Mr. Bansfield Dept. Head Mr. Russell Mrs. McArdle Mr. Benoit Mrs. Willet, Secretary Mrs. Foskett Office Mrs. Bianco Principal's Secretary Mr. Burleigh Special Education Mrs. Brown Office Mrs. Milsop Special Education 19 20 Mr. Charette Dept. Head Mrs. Knowlton Mr. Blake Mr. Hoffsommer Mrs. Thimblin PSS aaah aie Mr. Pearson Miss Slipp Mr. Bansak Mr. Plouffe Mr. McDonald Mr. Ulrich Mrs. Hoerle Mr. Roach 21 Math Dept. Mr. Allen Mrs. Earle Dept. Head Mr. Steensen Mr. Hemingway Miss Stelmokas Mrs. Duggin OM i sc ciail Mr. Luce Mr. Rainka Mr. Nasse N N Foreign Language Dept. Mr. Charette Dept. Head Mrs. James . id Miss Bene no Mr. Farrand Mr. Abair 24 Mr.O'Brien Dept. Head Mrs. Starrett Science Dept. Mr. Dube Mrs. Croke Mr. Smith Mr. Matera Mr. Rockwell Mr. Ahern Mr. Farland Mr. Barr 26 Social Studies Dept. Mr. O'Neil Mr.Gorman Dept. Head Mr. Ewing Mr. Castendyk Mr. Lewis Mr. Hancock Mr. Faugno 27 Vocational Dept. ee tens LE PEP errr Perna es Dept. Head Mr. Russo Pitisci Mr Mr. Clifton Mr. Lesniewski Mr. Czyzewski Mr. White Lussier Mr Mr. Wohlander Mr. Wilson Mr. Warren Mr. St. Germain BS Business Education Dept. Mrs. Esmay Miss Brody Mrs. Savage Mrs. Bzdula Dept. Head Mr. Crockett Dept. Head Mr. Kachadoorian Mr. Shumate 30 Physical Education Dept. Mr. Carroll Mrs. Ulrich Mr. Pauli Dept. Head Mr. Emrich a ie a. Mr. Shilansky Work Study Mrs. Antos School Nurse Mrs. Sunar Library Sil Miss Smart Mrs. Ford Mrs. Kennedy Dept. Head Mrs. McGrath Home Economics Dept. Mr. Almand Mrs. James Plant Engineering Department Mr. R. Cawley, Plant Engineer, Mr. John Schultz Mr. Bill Barrett, Mr. Oswald Jalbert, Mr. Dan Parent, Mr. Francis Pronto, Mr. Mr. Don Pion, Mr. Zip May. Ed Oviatt, Mr. Barker Keith. 33 34 You will do your English grammar and you will like it. Peek-a-Boo What sort of sound does this instrument produce? ‘SERORETELL OES 0 2609 me (tt. Frere So 36 In Loving Memory of ... Billy Wyman July, 1956 — March, 1973 Gather them up in your arms, dear Father, And bless them as they come to You, These boys who have left the precious days of their youth, The loving playtime of their friends, And their families never forgetting. Help us to keep safe in our hearts, The very memory of these two, And how they laughed and worked and played. Grant that, from this moment, we shall be: A little more gentle in our friendships, A little more kind to our brother, And alittle more aware of all about us: The joys, and the sorrows, And the mystery, — of life. E.M. Mark Smith June, 1956 — September, 1972 It is the wish of the Senior Class that this book be dedicated to the memory of their classmates Billy Wyman and Mark Smith. SW a _ SENIORS... CLASS PRESIDENT Wayne C. Reed “Wayne-O SECRETARY Susan Twiss ‘ Sue’’, ““Susie”’ ° OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER Denise Ann Vilandre ‘ ‘Dee-Dee ’, ‘““Cisco”’. LYNNE ANDERS Likes: Being out in the coun- try the beach, 134 Glendale, walking in the rain, being happy Dislikes: Pushy People. being depressed, staying home, telephone calls from C.E.P.. goodbyes. Prize Pos- session: Good time Charlie. Highest Aim: To be happy and bring happiness to others. Fondest Memory: September 2, 1973. Library Service: 1; Drill Team: 2; Tomahawk: 2; Independent Study: 2; Work Study: 4; Center of Hope: 2. “Where's Ping and the Pook- ie”? SUSAN ARTRUC Likes: Tootsie rolls, the beach thursdays, doing what | feel like doing. Dislikes: Curfews at 12:00, heights, hunting for parties. Prize Possession: My friends. Highest Aim: To be able to trust the world. Fond- est Memory: Leaving Lynn O'Brien standing in the teach- ers parking lot. Softball: 2. “Ready to go?” MARTINA BACHAND Likes: Friendly people, smiles, Anne Green Springs. a certain person.Dislikes: Dishonest people. frowns, crowded halls. Prize Possession: Memories. Highest Aim: To be the happi- est girl. Fondest Memory: August 28, 1973. To every thing there is a season anda time to every purpose under the heaven ’ MATTHEW BANSFIELD LESLIE BANWELL Likes: Windy days, mice. gum. autumn, sunsets, Maine. swinging on ropes, 10-Speeds. Dislikes: Being disappointed, raking leaves, prissy women. Prize Possession: My friends. Highest Aim: To make the most of my life and do it well. Fondest Memory: Precious and few. Drill Team: 1 co-cap- tain; Prom Committee: 4: Li- brary Service: 1; School Play: 3; Concert Choir: 1,2: Nation- al Honor Society: 3,4. ‘C'est la vie ’ GAIL BARBIERI Likes: Wind Song, summers at the Cape, fall, being needed, being with happy and friendly people. Dislikes: Apathy, feel- ing left out. feeling guilty. rainy days, messing up at half- time: Prize Possessions: My life and my memories. High- est Aim: To lead a long life full of love. happiness and success Fondest Memories: Guido's parties, my junior year and swinging on a rope. Student Council: 3,4; Election Com- mittee: 4; Student Faculty Advisory Board: 3; Pep Squad: 1,2; Warriorettes: 3; Concert Choir: 3; Majorettes: 4 (Sec., Tres.); Semi Formal Commit- tee: 3.4: Prom Committee: 3, 4. I don't know GORDON BARNES Likes: Baseball, Football. Dis- likes: School, typing. Prize Possession: Not doing any more work. Highest Aim: To travel around the world. Fond- est Memory: Getting out of Tantasqua. “That right” ROGER BARNES Likes: Hunting. Dislikes: LYNNE BOOTH ANDERS “Littl e Lynnie”’ SUSAN LOIS ARTRUC “Sioux” MATTHEW BANSFIELD PEST JA GAIL MARIE BARBIERI “Matt” GORDON H. BARNES MARTINA JEANETTE BACHAND ‘Martie’, ‘Tina”’ NE BANWELL Les” ROGER BARNES “Moondog” School. Prize Possession: Ti- ger. Highest Aim: A trip around the world. Fondest Memory: When | drove a nail through the water pipe. “Right on” SCOTT BAWDEN Likes: Summer, surfing, div- ing, Peggy. Winning a meet. Dislikes: Holland Pond, work- ing late, a certain gray Saab, getting my locker shut on my hand. Prize Possission: My '57 Chevy. Highest Aim: To suc- ceed as a Surgeon. Fondest Memories: A real-life adven- ture down the Quaboag River!: June 2, 1973. Cross Country: 4. “How long has this been going on JOAN BEAUCHEMIN Likes: T.H.S., my friends, the beach at sunrise. Dislikes: Not doing. Prize Possessions: My penny and my saddle-shoes. Fondest Memory: A dozen red SCOTT BRIAN BAWDEN JOAN BEAUCHEMIN TIMOTHY BELLMAR ian pate Son ts BOCOLLY Wan OG.: NAB. Belle (Sports Editor) TIMOTHY BELLMAR Likes: Toots, Good Parties. Dislikes: Getting up for school hickies, hangovers. Prize Pos- sessions: My VW. Hi ghest Aim To live to 30. Fondest Memo- ry: Oct. 23, 1973. ANN BERGMANN Likes: Worm, crisp fall days, friends, fridays, writing, sin- cere people, tapioca pudding. Dislikes: Naturally curly hair, back-stabbers, being cold, people who just don't care, biting off more than| can chew. Prize Possession: My locket. Highest Aim: To help others. Fondest Memory: My sophmore year. Senior Band: 1; Wind Ensemble: 1: Acapel- la: 2; Choraleers: 1,2,3; Con- cert Choir: 2,3; National Hon- or Society: 3 (Secretary), 4 (President); Cheerleader: 1,2, 3.4 (co-captain) ‘Oh, for Petes’ sake!” DORIS BERRY Likes: Dave, roses, summer, kids, dogs. Dislikes: Cold, clouds, getting tickled. Prize Possession: Happiness. High- ANN BERGMANN DORIS BERRY est Aim: To enjoy my life, ful- “Annie” Dos , “Simon ly. Fondest Memory: Roses in July. Library Service: 1; Drill Team: 1; Math Team: 1,2: Tomahawk: 2,4; Concert Choir: 2; National Honor So- ciety: 2,3,4; Morning An- nouncements: 3,4; Office Worker: 3,4. ““Ba-Loney”’ LAUREL BEUSCHER Likes: Friday and Saturday nights, fall days, snow ball fights, fire-places, skiing, a certain four leaf clover, a good talk, laughing, memo- ries, taking a chance, having friends. Dislikes: Spiders. worms, C.H.. traffic jams, los- ing pocketbooks, accidents, being alone. people who don't care. Prize Possion: My family and friends. Highest Aim: To be happy and successful. Fondest Memories: Indiana, September 25, 1972. ‘‘De- cent” MICHELE BOARDMAN Likes: Warm summer days, the ocean, getting up in the morning, liver. Prize Posses- sion: Joe. Highest Aim: To “a LAUREL KAYE BEUSCHER MICHELE LOUISE BOARDMAN H. BRADLEY BOLE “Laurie”, “Bugs” “Brad” enjoy my life, be happy and make other people happy. Fondest Memory: Nov. 6, 1971. Majorettes: 1,2,3; Work Study: 4. “Your kidding BRADLEY BOLE Likes: A.C., sports, Capris, traveling. Dislikes: Little boy blue, smoking, getting up before 9 AM. Prize Posses- sion: My hats. Highest Aim: To go to Australia and raise sheep. Fondest Memories: Nov. 3, and University of. Bridgeport Dorms. Football: 1,2; Baseball: 1,2; Choraleers: 2.3.4: Concert Choir: 1,2,3,4: District Music Festival: 3.4; School Play: 1.3; Class Play: 2. . CHERYL BOUDREAU Likes: The beach, dreams, C.S., spring, fall, walking in the rain, children, bubble gum, memories, friendships, T.M.S. Dislikes: Heartless people, sadness, having to say good-bye, brussel sprouts, CHERYE BOUDREAU EDWARD BOURASSA GREG BOURBEAU death, darkness, misunder- “Cher” “Crystal” standings. Prize Possession: er QB number 24. Highest Aim: To live a happy and fullfilling life, while helping others less fortunate than I, todo the same. Fondest Memory: Knowing and loving the dear- _ est friend | ever had. Billy Wyman Pep Squad: 1.2,3; Tantasquan: 2,3,4:; Nicaragua Relief Committee: 3; Student Council: 4; Majorettes: 3.4 co- captain; National Honor So- ciety: 4; Prom Committee: 3. 4; Semi-Formal: 2.3.4. May God grant you security to accept the things you cannot change. courage to change the things youcan _.. and wisdom to know the differ- ence. - EDWARD BOURASSA Likes: Outdoors, gymnastics. avery special girl. Dislikes: Taxes. rich people. Prize Pos- sessions: My friends, JW. Highest Aim: To become suc- cessful in the builder trade. Fondest Memory: July 8, 1972-? Gymnastics: 2.3.4; Baseball: 2. Good to the last drop. GLEN CARLTON BRACKETT JEFFREY BRIGHAM GREG BOURBEAU Bracwaemnl cum ZO0CO nnn “Jeff” GLEN BRACKETT Likes: Woods, winning, friend- ly people, playing well, sports. humor, vacations. winter, fall. ' spring. fireplaces, Mr. War- men’s Pepsi. Dislikes: Snobs, homework, misunderstan- dings. haircuts, work, bills, pushy people, loafers, cough- ing, colds. Prize Possession: My memory. Highest Aim: To be happy, have fun. and suc- ceed. Fondest Memories: 3 24 73, people I've met. 10 26 73. beating South- bridge 3-2. Soccer: 1,2,3.4; Baseball : 1.2.3.4: Semi-For- mal: 1.2,3,4; Prom Commit- tee: 3.4; School Play: 1; Stu- dent Advisory Board: 4; Stu- dent Council: Parliamentari- an 1, Treasurer 2; Acapella: 1,2; Choraleers; 1.3; Toma- hawk: 2,3; Student Advisory Board: 4; Hockey: 3.4; Flash- es: 1,2.3,4. “Hello! ', “Really?” JEFFREY BRIGHAM Likes: U.S., Israel, books. wind, woods, Duke. Dislikes: DRU ADELE BRONSON MARILYN E. BROWN ELAINE MAY BURNHAM Aaa The Reds, people with no common sense or honesty, McGovern and other sellouts. Prize Possession: My Eagle rank. Highest Aim: To hold steady to my beliefs. Fondest Memories: Scouting, Mr. Bru- neau's C-block History class. Cross Country: 1,3; Track: 3. “The freely falling body.” _ DRU BRONSON Likes: Friendly’s hot fudge sundaes. moonlit nights. the outdoors. Dislikes: Snobby people, bad moods, eggplant. Prize Possession: My kitty. Highest Aim: To live my life to its fullest. Fondest Memory: Christmas Eve of 72 . Na- tional Honor Society: 3.4: Concert Choir: 1,2,3,4; School Play: 1,3; Choraleers: 3,4: Work Study: 4. ‘Oh well, c'est la vie. MARILYNE E. BROWN Likes: The outdoors, music, RONNIE M. CAMPBELL CALVIN CARRINGTON MARYJANE L. CASAVANT eine intl ay frien Ole “ yy 66 . “ j ” “ reson UC ” at. night walks, harvest Boog 4 Smiley Cut Nights Janie”, Scary moons. Dislikes: Forgetting things. mushrooms, walking to the gym in the rain, getting up early. Prize Possessions: My family and friends. High- est Aim: To become independ- ently wealthy upon gradua- tion. Fondest Memories: Summer 1971, July 21, 1973, Oct. 6, 1973. Concert Choir: 1, 2.3,4; Drill Team: 3,4 sec- tres.; Choraleers: 3.4; Tantas- quan: 1,2,3,4 Activities Editor; School Play: 3; Independent Study: 3,4; National Honor Society: 3,4. ““What? , ‘Oh boy. ELAINE BURNHAM Likes: Peter, my friends, IBM's, animals, outdoors, traveling. English classes. Dislikes: Cliques, getting up early, perfectionists, being mad, S.J.'s. Prize Possessions: My family, friends and memo- ries. Highest Aim: To travel, see my friends, be satisfied to the extent of happiness. see my plans come true. Fondest Memories: March 24, 1972 and my summers with O.F. MARK FRANCIS CAWLEY WAYNE CHAMBERS Concert Choir: 3,4; Drill yy 4s “Concussion”, “‘Carbey”’, ““Kava”’ “Stony”, “Leroy”, “Flash”’ Team: 3,4 Assistant Captain; School Play: 3; Tantasquan: 1. 2.3,4; Independent Study: 3,4; “Oh no!” “Hey Lyn! , “Oh God! RONNIE CAMPBELL Likes: Cheese popcorn, cheer- ing, 20, the Black Pearl, a certain family, salt. football, S. Pond, being with Wayne, T.H.S., our group, smiling, spirit. my apartment, parties. victories. Dislikes: Springfield. M. Scott, arguments, crying. shots, lies, shoes, bad moods. Prize Possessions: My ring, my charm bracelet. and my St. Bernard (Leroy). Highest Aim: Happiness and content- ment. Fondest Memories: Meeting Cindy on the stair- way, and getting back with Wayne. Student Exchange: 3; Election Committee: 2.3.4; Semi-Formal: 2,3.4: Winter Carnival: 3,4; Prom Commit- tee: 2,3.4: Class Play: 2: Re- gional Advisory Council Rep. for T.H.S.: 4; Student Govern- ment Day Rep.: 4: Student HOLLIE CHURCH BRUCE CLARKE CHRISTINE ANN CORBIN “Squeak , “‘Dwarf ’ “Crard ewe”, EIS” Council: 2,3.4 Vice-Pres.: Cheerleading: 1,2.3,4 co-cap- tain. “Hi Babe”, Dynamite!’ ’ “Be happy be yourself. CALVIN CARRINGTON Likes: Driving cars. Dislikes: School, working. Prize Pos- session: My girl. Higher Aim: To get rich. Fondest Memory: Building a house. “Right On. MARY-JANE CASAVANT Likes: Ronnie, office work, winter. Dislikes: Kids, dogs, Ming-su, smelly socks. Prize Possession: My good night Ronnie. Fondest Memory: Sept. 4, 1971. Highest Aim: To have a happy marriage. 'l don't know.” MARK CAWLEY Likes: Game days. drawing the offensive foul. Dislikes: Prac- tice days, sprints, errors. Prize Possession: My life. Baseball: 1,2,3.4; Football: 2,3,4, Mgr. 1; Basketball: 3.4; Choraleers: 1. 2.3.4; Acapella: 1; Concert Choir: 2.4: School Play: 1.3; DINA SANDRA CORSA CHERIE CREVIER JAMES DALEY Class Play: 2; National Honor By ia Cherm: Society: 3,4. WAYNE CHAMBERS Likes: Ronnie, flashes, Bud, football, weekends. The Pearl. The Bird, parties at Chuck's, being with people. Dislikes: Snow, rain, practice, loud people in the morning, school buses, losing football games, running out of gas. Fondest Memory: Receiving the Bear Award. Prize Possession: R.M.C.. pearl, flashes, the Bear Award, the bird. Foot- ball: 1.2.3.4; Baseball: 1: Bas- ketball: 1; Track: 2,3,4. “Really?!” HOLLIE CHURCH Likes: Work, J.V., banana sandwiches, my best friends . Debi Soper and Chuck Knowles. Dislikes: People who think the y are better than others, D.E.G. Prize Posses- sion: A Stafford High School ring. Highest Aim: To go to Switzerland. Fondest Memo- ry: July 11, 1973. Gymnastics: 2: Work Study: 3,4. “What a Banana!” Charemie conceit JONATHAN DAVOL PHILIP DESAUTLES Likes: Animals, softball, John Boy Phil ves spring, kindness, the mound, S.B.P.R., rainy days. Dislikes: Stuck up people, poverty, cruelty, welfare, male chau- vinism. Prize Possession: My 68 and 69 quarter of ahalf dollar. Highest Aim do something the equal ofa man. Fondest Memories: The spring of “73” and the first win in softball. Basketball: 2, 3; Softball: 1.2.3.4. “This will take until the 12th of never.” DINA CORSA Likes: Summer, fall, the ocean, horses, Colorado, mountains, blue;-the truth. Dislikes: mild, sad: coldness. Prize possessions: Two little rocks from Hartford. Fondest Memory: Summer of ‘73. Highest Aim: To finish school and still be happy. CHERIE CREVIER Likes: Bots, snow, horses. pickels, Nana. Phil, football, linebackers. Dislikes: Rip offs, ice, NO snow tires. Prize Pos- sessions: My braids and class LORIE JEAN DICK RICHARD DICKINSON BRUCE DIONNE “Mom” “Dick ’, “Ricky” “Tons Of Fun”’ KEVIN DROGUE ELIZABETH LOUISE DUSZA “Telli Teva” JOSEPRAEARES “J oe” ROBERT DUVAL “Bob” CHERYL ANN EMBAIR “Sued | LYNN SUSAN DZIURA “Lynnie” CHRISTOPHER STONE FAIRCHILD aC hiiSmemalcal tae ring. Fondest Memory: New Years Eve 1974. Highest Aim: To finish my education and marry happily. Choraleers: 1, 2,3,4; Riding Club : 4; Ski Club: 1; Prom Comm.::1,2,3,4; Pep Squad: 1,2,3,4; Semi- Formal Comm.: 3; College Night: 4. “Hi Nana, what ya all doing.” JAMES DALEY JONATHON DAVOL Likes: Classy people. Dislikes: red tape. Prize Possession: my canoe. Fondest Memory: Building my canoe in shop. Highest Aim: To be a well dig- ger in the Yukon. Tomahawk: 3; Student Adv. Board: 3,4; Yearbook: 4; National Honor Society: 3,4. “If it was a barn we'd do better. PHILIP DESAUTLES Likes: Motorcycles. jeeps. mountains, good people. Enduro’s, sports. Dislikes: Big Cars, crowds, jocks (people who think their great). Prize Possession: The baseball that | hit the cover off of. Highest Aim: Travel the country ona motorcycle, be a class A rider, and live a good life. Fondest Memories: The whole baseball team throwing each other in the pond after the last game, the Pink Haven. Baseball: 1,2, 3.4; Football: 1; Basketball: 1: Soccer: 3,4; Hockey: 3,4. “You lousy.” LORIE DICK Likes: Paul, Christopher, my secret admirer, music, ice skating, and riding horses through apple orchards. Dis- likes: To be hurt, people who hurt others, war, people who don't show or tell their real feelings for someone. Prize Possession: The love and friendship of a certain person and the love and care of my family. Highest-Aim: To be- come a successful nurse and to always be a good wife to my husband and the mommy to my son. Fondest Memories: Feb. 5, 1972, and July 22, 1972. J.V. Cheerleader: 1 co- captain. Varsity, 2; Acapella: 1; Concert Choir: 2,3,4; Chor- aleers: 1,2,3,.4; School Play: 3: Nurses Aid; 2.3,4; Work Study: 4; Independent Study: 4. RICHARD DICKINSON Likes: My garden, life, some people, the good old days. Dis- likes: People that hurt other people for no reason. Prize Possessions: Vest’s, 78 RPM records, things | collected. Highest Aim: Just tolivea . clean and simple life. Fondest Memory: Camping trip with Jeff Brigham 2 years ago, camping trip with Dave Allen last summer and Ryestraw. Debate Team: 2,3: Chess Team: 3; Ryestraw: 4. ‘For by grace you have been Saved through Faith; and this is not your own doing but is the gift of God. ’ Ephesians 2:8. BRUCE DIONNE Likes: Some sports. Dislikes: Pushy people, U.S. History. Prize Possession: Life. Highest Aim: To go to Anticasti. Audio Visual: 1,2,3. KEVIN DROUGE BRUCE DUPUIS Likes: Bowling, fishing. Dis- likes: Snobs. Prize Possession: My life. Highest Aim: To Suc- ceed in life. ELIZABETH DUZA Likes: Summer, water-skiing, Parties, having a good time, people. Dislikes: Homework, peas, cold days. Prize Posses- sion: My Water Ski, my life. Highest Aim: To get a Ph.D in Speech and to be happily married. Fondest Memory: Summer of 1972. Drill: 1,4 captain; Library Service: 1; Warrioretts: 2,3; National Honor Society: 3,4; Career Development: 3,4; Prom Committee: 4; Independent Study: 2. “Right?”, “Come on you guys! ROBERT DUVAL Likes: Carpentry, cars, girls, drawing. Highest Aim: To bea good Carpenter, and own a company. - LYNN DZIURA Likes: Kittens, roses, blue, the ocean. friends. Dislikes: Snobs, fish, bowling, snakes, tempers, rain, snow. Prize Possession: My L.D. ring. Fondest Memory: Sound of Music. Drill Team: 1; Warrior- ettes: 2,3; Class Play: 2: Pep Squad: 2; Semi-Formal: 2; School Play: 3; Majorettes: 4; National Honor Society: 3,4 Secretary; Concert Choir: 2,3, 4; Student Council: 4; Inde- pendent Study: 2,3,4; Prom Committee: 4; Tantasquan: 4; O.E.A.: 4. JOE EARLS Likes: Women, Shakespeare. Simon and Garfunkel, sleep- ing, basketball, family gather- ings, working, writing, humor, ice cream, Strato. Dislikes: Getting up, oral reports, rain, blowing layups, hatred. Prize Possession: My family. High- est Aim: To write a play that makes Hamlet look like a puppet show. Fondest Memo- ry: The summer of 72”'. Tomahawk: 2,3,4; Basketball: 2.3.4; Student Council: 1; Choraleers: 2: National Honor Society: 3,4. CHERYL EMBAIR Likes: Fishing, people with a good personality, being friendly, friendly people, swimming, sports. Dislikes: Snow, cold weather, selfish people who don’t care for others. Prize Possession: To someday get married and live a life of my own. Highest Ajm: To always understand people and their problems. Fondest Memory: The fun times | had hanging around my friends and meeting new people at Tantasqua. Library Service: 1, 2,3,4. ‘Is that so?”’ CHRIS FAIRCHILD likes: Sunshine, mountains, Keri's boots. Dislikes: Crowds. ' 3nobs. March. Fondest Memo- -y: Tio pepes the Taft. “Watch out “ K '! ’ DOMINICA FAUGNO Likes: Sincere people, THS, good friends. History, English. Dislikes: Snobs, gym, school lunches, apathy. Prize Posses- sion: My faith. Highest Aim: To be a good teacher. Fondest Memory: May 8, 1973. Inde- pendent Study: 2,3 co-chair- DOMINICA MACIA FAUGNO “Minna”, ‘Don” RENEE MICHELLE FAVRE “Hot Toots” GREGORY PAUL FOUTAIN “Grog” CYNTHIA LEE GADAIRE BEVERL DENIS GAUDET “Froggy” “Cindy”, ‘Na Na” JO-ELLEN GAUTHIER ““Manoshuvitts”’ Y GARDNER ‘Bev’ RICHARD J. GIGUERE HRIChe man, 4 chairman; Future Teachers Club: 1,2,3,4 Pres.; National Honor Society: 3,4; Debate Club: 1,2,3; Tantas- quan: 1,2,3,4; Tutoring: 2,3; Tomahawk: 1,2,3,4. ‘I'm tired. RENEE FAVRE Likes: The beach, cold kisses and warm hugs, snowball fights, smiling, laughing. Dis- likes: Chairs with bottons, snobs, rude people, insensi- tive people. Prize Possessions: A certain person's friendship, my smile and having the strength to smile when all else fails me. Highest Aim: To love and be loved. Fondest Memo- ry: Going to Switzerland and seeing my grandfather for the first time. Concert Choir: 1,2, 3,4; School Play: 1,3; Chora- leers: 2,3,4. ‘I've saved a little PAUL GIROUARD CYNTHIA JOAN GREEN DAVID A. GREEN sunshine, should you ever “Cindy” “Greenie’’, “Dave” need a place away from the darkness.” GREGORY FOUNTAIN Likes: Pizza, snow storms, summer vacation. Dislikes: Physics class, rain, getting hair cuts, people who bother me. Prize Possession: My friends. Highest Aim: To beat Steve at Black Jack. Soccer: 2, © 3. ‘ RICHARD GIGUERE Likes: Summertime, laughing, weekends in Maine. Dislikes: Ramblers, Accidents, . Prize Possessions: My life and my memories. Highest Aim: To be the best in everything | do. Fondest Memories: June 1974, Weekends in Maine, “Let's get some coffee”’. PAUL GIROUARD CYNTHIA GREEN Likes: Buddy, playing pool, art, skiing, clouds. Dislikes: “David Staves”, getting up, rainy days. Prize Possessions: My turtles, and plants. Highest Aim: To get my li- cense. Fondest Memory: Mayrhofen ‘‘Who's gotta DAVID E. GREEN ALVIN MARTIN GREENE match”. “Marty” DAVID A. GREEN Likes: Football, understand- ing, people, trying to help people, track. Dislikes: High class people, conceited peo- ple. Highest Aim: To be a Mil- lionarie at 21 and... .Band: 1; Football: 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 1,2,3; Track: 1,2,3,4. DAVID E. GREEN Likes: Bev, sports, parties, an occasional Joint. Dislikes: Nothing to do, unnecessary shortages, The PresidentR. Nixon. Prize Possession: My life ... to keep it. Fondest Memory: A day in Deerfield. “Qh, Bas CYNTHIA GADAIRE Likes: Being with Swee-Pee, friday nights, 77, our group, cutting Phils hair, chocolate, cheese-popcorn, orange soda, pickles, fatty, happy people, football games, private friday night parties for 4, doubling with R.C. and W.C., being “Green Bean” CHARLES HECK ELIZABETH HEMINGWAY JOHN HOPKINS “Charlie” par loved. Dislikes: Spiders, bad dreams, misunderstandings, being sad, making someone unhappy, being late, a certain 4 letter word, being embar- rassed, cold sores, beer, am- bulances. Prize Possession: My teddy bear. Highest Aim: To be happy and keep someone else happy for, the rest our our lives. Fondest Memories: July 28, 1973, April 20, 1973, Meeting R.C. on the stairway. Pep Squad: 1,2,3,4; Student Council: 4. “Oh Phil! “1 don't know” BEVERLY GARDNER DENIS GAUDET Likes: Snow skiing, water skiing, Soccer, Gymnastics. GIRLS. Dislikes: Southbridge. Cities, deaths. Prize posses- sions: Soccer and girls. Highest Aim: 6 feet and to be a Game Warden. Fondest _ Memories: Skiing (water and snow). and to have been at T.H.S. Soccer: 1.2.3.4; Gym- nastics: 3. JO-ELLEN GAUTHIER Likes: 1930 Dracula movies, my parents and family. Dislikes: Snow, Black Widows, streets with no lights. Prize Possession: My cat, Mew. Highest Aim: To be able to tell people what to do. Fondest Memory: The party that Roger lost his job over ‘Oh ’, ‘‘Well- Blaah ’. MARTIN GREENE Likes: Rissa, Carlsberg, art, E.L.P., Yes, Tull, Syn, Capris. Dislikes: School food, rain, fake people, Queens. Prize Possessions: Rissa, my hair, my friends. Highest Aim: To live, comfortably and have a few bucks. Fondest Memories: © Summer '72, June '74. “What are you out of your mind?”, “Hey Rick. wanna go to Charlton? CHARLES HECK Likes: Motorcycles. Dislikes: School. Prize Possession: My motorcycle. Highest Aim: To graduate. ELIZABETH HEMINGWAY Likes: Blue eyes, smiling faces, green. Dislikes: Dresses, rich stuck up Big Shots... ‘Big People’. Prize Possessions: My teeth and my sliver cross. Highest Aim: To be liked. Fondest Memory: Danny and Sandy. Math Team: 1. ‘Where is he? ” JOHN HOPKINS KERI HUTCHINSON Likes: Serenity, being with people, sitting in an open field, sunshine. Dislikes: Cold, snobs, people who take ad- vantage, pain, being alone. Prize Possessions: My antique China Dolls and stuffed ani- mals. Highest Aim: To lead a happy life and be content. Fondest Memories: The summer of ''73 with Sandee, Phil, and Chris, and Scotland “72”. Cheerleader: 1; Toma- hawk: 3; Prom Committee: 4. “Watch out”. CARL HYNES Likes: Susie, football, good music, Beer. Dislikes: Homework, arguing, snobs. Prize Possession: My girl- friend Susie. Highest Aim: To KERI M. HUTCHINSON CARL HYNES CARL JENSEN alviwela. MER JOANNE JETTE PATRICIA ANNE JETTE Jo”, Janny Jet’ “Pat ’, “Shorty”, ‘‘Mini Jette’’ ANNAMAE JOHNSON BRIAN B. JONES AUDREY KELLAHER “Barnaby”’ DONALD LaCHAMBRE DAVID M. KILLIAN “Killer”, “King” SHARON LaFERRIERE “John” se 1 ” Bill GEORGE KNIGHT WILLIAM KOSLOWSKI DENISE LaMONTAGNE become a Carpenter. Fondest Memory: March 5, 1973. CARL JENSEN JOANNE JETTE Likes; Tim, being a free marshmellow, and every- thing that is not necessarily good for me. Dislikes: Spinach. Prize Possessions: Frank and Suzy. Highest Aim: To finda carmel cream of happiness within the choco- late gumdrop of my heart. then disappear over the ras- berry sherbert horizon with Egghead never to be heard from.again. Fondest Memory: Partying last summer. “Come on you guys, your mothers will never find out’’. PATRICIA JETTE Likes: Summer, weekends, night time, parties. Dislikes: Being forced into things. Highest Aim: To do what | please. Fondest Memory: Summer and fall of ‘ 73 . National Honor Society: 3.4. “What a drag!” ANNAMAE JOHNSON BRIAN JONES Likes: Golf. Tech Draw 1. “Birds of Fire”. WAAF, Sleep, Money. Dislikes: Yellow Volkswagons, Hillcrest. being late. Prize Possession: My life. Highest Aim: To build a road to peace. Fondest Memory: ‘Chipping in on the 8th. Golf: 1.2.3.4. “I'm not set!! AUDREY KELLAHER Likes: Animals. nature. the arts. Dislikes: Crowds. show offs. Highest Aim: To have a successful marriage.. Fondest Memory: August 4. 1973. National Honor Society: 3. s RY KENNEDY Likes: Friendly people, horses, water skiing, swimming, bas- ketball, Nevada. Dislikes: Snow, cold weather, war. Prize Possession: My Nevada rock collection. Highest Aim: College to be a nurse. Fondest Memory: Going swimming with my friends in the sum- mer. Advanced Gym: 2,3: Li- brary Service: 1.2.3,4; Nurses Office 4; Health Careers Club: 4; Girls Track: 3.4; National Honor Society: 3.4. ‘No way! DAVID KILLIAN Likes: Motorcycles. women. Dislikes: School. Prize Posses- sion: Motorcycles. Highest Aim: Contractor. ““A-Yaw GEORGE KNIGHT SHIRELEY KNIGHT Likes: The truth, Bobby. summer, motorcycles. Dislikes: Peas, spiders, bad moods. Prize Possession: Bobby. Highest Aim: To bea good witness and to be Bob's wife. Fondest Memory: July 27, 1973. And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes.” WILLIAM KOSLOWSKI DONALD LACHAMBRE Likes: Bowling. hunting, fish- ing. Dislikes: People who never do anything. Prize Posses- sions: Guns and dogs. Highest Aim: Graduation. SHARON LAFERRIERE Likes: Softball,animals. MATT. Dislikes: Snobby peo- ple, being alone. Prize Posses- sion: one '66 Mustang. Highest Aim: To drive a stand- ard (truck). Fondest Memory: ' September of '72, Softball: 2, 3.4; independebnt Study: 4. DENISE LAMONTAGNE Likes: Cats, warm days, laughing, grandmothers. Dislikes: Mean people, tour- ists. Prize Possessions: Life and my sight. Highest Aim: To be successful, live in a big house and own tons of ani- mals. Fondest Memory: Year of 1973. “Now that was a bit of alright. THOMAS LAPLANTE RUTH LAPORTE Likes: Going out, long hair, Horses, weekends. Dislikes: Staying home, snobs, red heads. Prize Possession: My friends. Highest Aim: To suc- ceed in life. Fondest Memory: Dec. 12, 1971. Softball: 2: Work Study: 4. “You're going eee eid THOMAS LaPLANTE RUTH ANN LaPORTE LORI ANN LECHOWICZ Likes: Sunny days. trying to Ruthie Lahoots ski, driving, a certain guy. Dislikes: Hamburgers, bossy people, flirts, rain, bow’'s. Prize Possessions: My class ring, and my memories. Highest Aim: To be success- ful. Fondest Meories: Summer of ‘73 and Sept 1, 1973. Ski Club: 2; Majorettes: 4; ‘Oh my God , Really? DEBORAH LECUYER Likes: Dave, fast cars, work- ing. Budweiser, having a good time. Dislikes: Snobby people. people who like to hurt oth- ers. Prize Possessions: My friends here and in Worcester. Highest Aim: To leave Tantas- qua and be successful in life. Fondest Memories: 10 10 73. the summer vacation ‘ 1973 , my mom “‘Ahummmm . DONALD LETENDRE Likes: Fooling around. Dislikes: School. Prize Posses- sion: Not my car, that's for sure. Highest Aim: To bea Contractor. Fondest Memory: Getting my drivers license. “Your ugly LINDA LETH STEENSEN DEBORAH LeCUYER DONALD LeTENDRE Likes: Music. meeting people, “Zebra. UD Yavar purple, people who care, ro- ses. Dislikes; Snobs, know it alls, fake smiles.Prize Posses- sions: My Bible, and baby grand piano. Highest Aim: To be a good music teacher and to live a life for Christ. Fondest Memories: Tanglewood 1973. and Moth- er Abbess. School Play: 1,3; Tomahawk: 2; Library Serv- ice: 1; Drill Team: 1; Class Play: 2; Prom Committee: Western District Choir: 3.4; All-State Choir: 3; Choraleers: 2.3.4; Concert Choir: 1,2,3,4; Accompianist: 2,3,4; Band: 1, 2,3; Independent Study Committee: 1.4; Independent Study: 3; National Honor So- ciety: 3,4. “It's good for you... builds character! DEBORAH LITTLE Likes: V.W., good food, a cer- tain guy, going out. Dislikes: Being called “‘Miss Goodie Two Shoes ’, show offs, big mouths, conceited people, ‘people who think they know LINDA CAROL LETH-STEENSEN DEBORAH M. LITTLE LOIS ANNE LITTLE “Linda” “Debbie” everything. Prize Possession: My early diploma. Highest Aim: Live, love and be happy. Fondest Memory: Summer of ‘73 Work Study: 4. “‘Why? , “Get out of here!” LOIS LITTLE Likes: Cars, going to Lasha- way, Pent-House Inn, going out. Dislikes: Flirts, people who think they are great, stay- ing home. Prize Possessions: Play Boy, (Dough Boy Doll), 65 Chevy. Highest Aim: To become an RN, and live in Hawaii. Fondest Memory: Going to the fireman's muster in Maynard, MA Pep Squad: 2, 3.4; Work Study: 4; Independ- ent Study: 3; Future Teachers Club: 2,3,4. “There's a nice piece of meat! ’ JOY LITTLEJOHN _ Likes: D.W., driving Toyotas, eating turkey grinders, good friends, faded jeans, horses. JOY LITTLEJOHN DEBORAH JEAN MacCONNELL MARK MacCONNELL Dislikes: Marching at football “ eee es it a games in the cold, wearing Blondie”, ‘‘Debbi’’, ‘Mac shoes, getting up in the morn- ing. Prize Possession: My flute. Highest Aim: To see more of the world then | al- ready have. Fondest Memory: Summer of 1973. Band: 1,2,3, 4; Concert Choir: 2,3,4; Chor- aleers: 2,3,4; School Play: 2; Class Play: 2; Baksetball: 2: Softball: 2; Advanced Gym: 1, � 2,3; Ski Club: 1,2,3; National Honor Society: 3,4. “Well what.can you do? DEBORAH JEAN MACCONNELL Likes: Richie, the green grem- lin, fall days, skiing, and any- one who likes me. Dislikes: Getting yelled at, crying, fight- ing with anyone. Prize Posses- sion: My lil silver Maverich. Highest Aim: To become healthy, wealthy and wise, and if not broke, busted and discusted. Ski Ciub: 1,2,3; Student Council: 1 Tres.; Girls Track: 1; Cheerleading: 1. “Bitch, bitch, bitch that's all you ever do!” MARK MACCONNELL JEAN MACGILLIVRAY JEAN MacGILLIVRAY WILLIAM DOUGLAS MARONA Likes’ Motoreveles Robhic eanniow “Bill” Dislikes: Stuck up people. Prize Possession: Ronnie. Highest Aim: To be happy. Fondest Memory: Sept. 23, 1973. ‘Well | guess”’. WILLIAM MARONA Likes: Kayacks, clues, Lepri- cons. Dislikes: Asparagus, heat, Maude, K.G.B., . Prize Possession: Old Mr. Toad. Highest Aim: Never to get old. Fondest Memory: May 30, 1973. Band: 1,2,3,4; Ski Club: Cross Country, Concert Choir. “The earth has no gravity tes DEBORAH MARTIN Likes: KCD, caring. helping, making people laugh, para- chutes and crazy people. - Dislikes: Liars, drunks, narrow minded people, leaving. Prize Possession: Crash. Highest Aim: To be a good and loving wife. Fondest Memory: Sept. 17, 1971. Office Worker: 1. “Danadananananana... JOHN MARTIN Likes: Motorcycles. Dislikes: School. Prize Possession: DEBORAH LYNNE MARTIN JOHN MARTIN ROBIN MARTIN “Sunshine”, ‘Debbie’, ‘‘Deb ’ Robin . Highest Aim: To get out of here. Fondest Memory: Parties on the weekend. ROBIN MARTIN ELLEN MAY Likes: Byron, Shelly and Keats, anything younger then 1 B.C., potatoe skins, my disc, red knee socks, John. Bercher in disquise. Dislikes: Super Jocks, the janitor who threw away my artifacts, fog. Prize Possessions: My trowel and organge. Highest Aim: To bea professional digger. Fondest Memories: Sailing with my dad andC.A. Basketball: 1,2; Track: 1,2,3; Co-captain, 4; Captain; Student Council: 4; Tantasquan: 4 Senior Editor; Independent Study: 4. ‘‘Har, har! KEVIN MAYFIELD GERALDINE McMANUS Likes: Life, people, excite- ment. Dislikes: Cold, lonli- ness, the Army. Prize Posses- sions: My life and my watch. ELLEN LOUISE MAY KEVIN MAYFIELD GERALDINE LEE McMANUS Highest Aim: To complete seep eee: ” ts Ae this yearbook, without devel- EI’, “Ellie May Gerry oping ulcers and go to college where | desire Life. Fondest Memory: the day | became myself.Drill Team: 1; Prom Committee: 1.2; Semi-Formal Committee: 2; Tantasquan: 4; Editor; Concert Choir: 1,2; Independent Study Commit- tee; 2,3,4; Tomahawk: 2,3; Independent Study: 3; Nation- al Honor Society:.3,4; Execu- tive Committee of N.H.S.: 4; Choraleers; 4. ‘But! have promises to keep, and miles to go before | sleep and miles to go before | sleep” DAVID MERCURE Likes: Maintenance work. Dis- likes: Steady one thing work. Prize Possession: My car. Highest Aim: To become rich . Fondest Memory: The first 1,000 dollars | find. “Many moons”. ALVIN MITCHELL Likes: Debbie, steps, week- ends, tents, pines. Dislikes: Quaboag. people who talk too much, crowds. Prize Posses- sions: Debbie, ring and medal. Highest Aim: Fulfill my DAVID MERCURE ALVIN MITCHELL dreams. Fondest Memories: ‘“Maintenance Man” “Alvie’’, “Albert”’ Falling in love, my first fight. and camping at the steps. Football: 1,3,4. ‘When | find him VIL kill him! LEONARD MOORE Likes: Brenda, hunting, cars. Dislikes: School, saving mon- ey. Prize Possessions: My girl. guns and my friends. Highest Aim: To own a corvette. Fond- est Memories: Summer of '73 and open house. ‘There she goes Hayes!”’ DAVIS MURRAY Likes: Cape, granny’s place, Salisbury. Dislikes: Preju- dices. Highest Aim: To find out who my real parents are. Fondest Memory: Camping at the steps. CRAIG NELSON SHARON LEE NELSON Likes: Music, dancing. art, friends. Dislikes: Millionaires, The Mouses Ear, mushrooms. Prize Possessions: My bank account, my job, and my friends. Highest Aim: To make my first million and owna LEONARD JAMES MOORE DAVIS MURRAY CRAIG NELSON ” “Len “Goober ’, ““Jigaboo”’ Oe SHARON LEE NELSON OS IMeNe LYNN MARIE O'BRIEN GEORGE PARKER Lavinia DEBORAH JEAN NICHOLS “Nick”, “Dubby”, ‘“Pickles”’ NADINE M. PARZYCH “Dene” anne JOSEPH T. NITKA “8 loyet” PAMELA S. OPISHINSKI EDWARD PEACH “MEd” stretch of land in Colorado. Fondest Memory: The sum- mer of 1973. Audio Visual: 1; Girl's Football: 2. ‘I didn’t do it! DEBORAH JEAN NICHOLS Likes: Rainy days, snow, summer, tuna fish grinders, Na-Na, 765, having a good time, Mustangs, birthday kiss- es, fire places, warm nights, full moons, swimming, friends. Dislikes: Ambulances, snobs, lonely days, school lunches, conceited people (C.C.), bugs, liars, unfriendly people, dentists, needles, two days off a week. Prize Posses- sions: My friends, and my family. Fondest Memories: Blue Mustang, 10 31 71, 11 72. Cheerleading: 1 Junior Varsity, 2 Varsity; Pep Squad: 3.4; “Oh, Christ!’’, “Ho Ho Hum! JOSEPH T. NITKA Likes: Money, bees. Dislikes: My job. Prize Possession: My car. LYNN O’BRIEN Likes: R.J.R., Christmas, the beach, parties, lasagna, summer vacation, music, Peppered Ham, autumn days in golden fields, flowers. Dis- likes: Headaches, tests, vege- tables, getting yelled at, gym, people who don't care, being left out. Prize Possessions: My Opal ring and stuffed Easter Bunny. Highest Aim: To lead a successful and meaningful life. Fondest Memory: March 17th. Student Council: 3; Concert Choir: 2,3,4; Chor- leers: 4; School Play: 1,2; Class Play: 2; National Honor Society: 4; Prom Committee: 4; Work Study: 4; Independent Study: 2. ‘No man is an is- land, entire of himself . PAMELA OPISHINSKI Likes: The field, parties, the ocean, riding around no- where, P.V. Dislikes: Scuz INC., M.J.B., being reminded of the past, Tip Ton. Prize Possession: Bartelby. Highest Aim: To do what | want, when | want. Fondest Memory: Summer '73. Work Study: 4. “Oh .... yea!” NADINE PARZYCH Likes: Ft. Lauderdale, long hair, old jeans, good music, remembering good times, summer, full moons. Dislikes: D Block, people you can't trust, Mondays, cold feet, say- ing good-bye. Prize Posses- sion: My pearl ring. Highest Aim: To have a festival on top of the world with a few certain people. Fondest Memories: July 22, 1972. Hampton Beach 1970. Pep Squad: 2,3, 4. “All-right! EDWARD PEACH Likes: Girls, cars, weddings. Dislikes: Second shift, a cer- tain English teacher, funerals. Prize Possession: My '58 Chevy. Highest Aim: To get married and settle down. Fondest Memory: The day | got my license. ‘Don’t yawn! LINDA PELOQUIN Likes: Acertain person, sports, the outdoors, a good time. Dislikes: A boring class and teachers, a bad time, snobby people. Prize Posses- sion: My life. Highest Aim: To be successful in the fashion world. Fondest Memory: Tan- tasqua and the teachers. Drill Team: 1; Audio Visual: 2,3; Future Teachers Club: 1; Soft- ball: 3; Warriorettes: 3; “Whoopy, Ding-Dong! DONNA PERRY Likes: Buzz, thursdays, corn sticks. Dislikes: Snobs, getting up at 6:00, false friends. Prize Possession: My Chevy. High- est Aim: To marry Buzz. Fond- est Memory: July 2, 1972. “Your kidding! LAURIE PHIPPS Likes: “‘Pal’’, autumn, the ocean, peanut butter, Dee- Dee’s boat, blue, sliding in the winter, ‘‘Metzia-Metzia’’, Good times, parties, being happy, listening to music, happy memories. Dislikes: Anything fake, snobs, liver, glasses, misunderstandings, being ina ee bcc, LINDA PELOQUIN DONNA PERRY LAUREN JANET PHIPPS fused, first impressions, DEP ae Laurie”, “Bertha”, ‘Bert good-byes, bad memories. Prize Possessions: My life, my family and my friends. High- est Aim: To live long enough to see lasting peace. Fondest Memory: My years at T.H.S. Concert Choir: 1,2; Pep Squad: 1,2; Work Study: 3,4; Class President: 2; Prom Committee: 3,4. ‘Oh wow! ’, “Remember ... ’ MARGARET PLUMLEY Likes: Skiing, football games, Photography, taking long walks. Dislikes: Snobs, flat lires, running out of fil m. Prize Possessions: Happiness, the comet and friendship. Highest Aim: To be able to be successful in what ever | choose to do, and to own acar before the summer of 74. Fondest Memories: The summer of 73, October 6, 1973. Library Service: 1,2,3; Concert Choir: 3,4; Toma- hawk: 4 Basketball: 3. “You mother”, ‘Thats’ just fine’. DIANE POIRIER Likes: Spaghetti, driving, French Fries, baseball, foot- MARGARET PLUMLEY DIANE M. PO| RIER ball. Dislikes: School lunches, “Peg” = DE Spider, Snakes. Prize Posses- sion: My car. Highest Aim: To . be happy at what | do. Fondest ‘Memory: D.R,'s, get well card. “Mort , ““Meathead! ' TONI POLIZZIO Likes: Mark, good times, the beach. Dislikes: Snobby Peo- ple. Prize Possession: My en- gagement ring. Highest Aim: To growa couple of inches. Fondest Memory: Junior. “Oh my God!” NANCY PORTIER Likes: The ocean, people, snowy days, going places. Dis- likes: crowded halls, “cliques”, anchovies, having nothing to do. Prize Posses- sion: My life and what | do with it. Highest Aim: To be good atall | attempt to do. Fondest Memory: Summer of '73. Library Service: 1. ‘Oh come on”, ‘You've gotta be kidding.” PATRICIA PRONTO Likes: The ocean, sincere people, long hair, tuna grind- TONI POLIZZIO NANCY ANN PORTIER PATRICIA ANN PRONTO “Babe” “Nance” Pat ers, weekends, B Block study, a certain person. Dislikes: Snobs, rainy days, two-faced people. Prize Possession: My best friends. Highest Aim: To live a happy life. Fondest Memory: June 23, 1973. ‘‘Hey Curboy ’. TODD RICHER Likes: Chicks, beer, my car. Dislikes: Fighting, classes, warm beer. Prize possession: My car. Highest Aim: To be rich. Fondest Memory: My trip to Spain. Soccer: 1,2; Chain Gang: 3. “‘Really! DONNA ROBBINS Likes: Camping, all sports, having a good time, life. Dis- likes: Stuck-up people, mon- day mornings, school lunch- es. Prize Possession: Friend- ships. Highest Aim: Helping people in need. Fondest Memory: Summer of 70 ’. “| don't believe this is happening!” TODD R. RICHER DONNA ROBBINS MARY BETH ROCHE Mihes.taotscic fll tables SniCiimemenicker | EDO) Once “Rocher”, ‘Roche Clip Snoopy, Bean Bag. Banilla : Jean, my friends, winter, christmas, snow, people, chocolate, the ocean.Dislikes: Rain, phony people, being yelled at. Prize Possession: My friends. Highest Aim: To love and be loved. Fondest Memo- ries: The bahamas, Billy Wyman, Mario's, Senior class field trip. Majorettes: 3,4; Concert Choir: 2,3; Chora- leers: 4; Student Council: 3,4 Pres.; Election Committee: 3, 4; Student Advisory Board; 3, 4; Class Play: 2; School Play: 3; Semi-Formal Committee: 3, 4; Prom Committee: 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society: 3,4. “Love speaks always, but not always in words ’. DEBORA ROHAN LINDA ROPER Likes: Rainy days, Lil’ Rob, Rick. Dislikes: Mondays, promises, popcorn. Prize Pos- session: Class ring. Highest Aim: To graduate and be suc- cessful. Fondest Memory: 2 19 71. Independent Study: 4: Work Study: 4. Why not!” KIM RUEL LI N DA af ROPER Likes: RXS, the ocean, au- a Eines OOts: tumn, colors, walking in the rain, riding. Dislikes: Pushy people, Algebra Il, staying home, lonliness, being bored, CAAA... DA. Prize Posses- sion: 1966 Black Delta 88 Oldsmobile. Highest Aim: To settle down and be happy. Fondest Memory: March 2, 1973. Drill Team: 1,2; Toma- hawk: 2; Independent Study: 2; Work Study: 4. ‘Chuck's tonight?” RICHARD SANBORN Likes: Sportsters, girls, mon- ey. Dislikes: Getting up, noisy kids, ““G Block. Prize Pos- session: 1966 GTO. Highest Aim: To stay single, and own a sportster. Fondest Memory: Weekends during senior year. “Il can't, | have to go to work.” SUSAN SAVARY JOHN SCHAFER Likes: Girls, country, bikes, water. Dislikes: Doing downs, no parties, work. Prize Posses- sion: My mut. Highest Aim: KIM NAOMI RUEL RICHARD SANBORN SUSAN SAVARY “Kimmie” “Buzzard” Cloud Nine. Fondest Memory The Royal Hotel. “Don't bo- gart that joint, my friend.” HENRY SCHRODER Likes: Pink Floyd, WPLR, sun- sets on rainy mornings. Dis- likes: Choking, yellow VW's, fighting altitude. Prize Posses sion: My friends. Highest Aim: To find out what Mr Concep- tion was really talking about. Fondest Memory: The f-P P Concert: National Honor So- ciety: 3,4; Golf Team: 1,2,3 and 4 co-captain; Night of Entertainment: 4; Semi-For- mal Committee: 4. “Well that doesn’t make me a bad per- son. DANIEL SHATTUCK MARY SILVERBERG Likes: Horses, Brandy, wind, sailboats, Rosigno!l Shatos. Dislikes: People who are never serious, over-emotionalism. Prize Possession: Brandy. Highest Aim: To ride the Mexi- can Border on horseback. JOHN SCHAFER HENRY SCHRODER DANIEL SHATTUCK Fondest Memory: Oregon “Jack” SBUtChpemeSthetc his, “Big Dan”, “Danny” Coast. National Honor Socie- ty: 3,4; Band: 1,2,3,4. “Chris- topher Columbus! PAMELA SIMPSON Likes: Wayne, friends, going out, being happy. Dislikes: Worrying, getting caught, being ripped off. Prize Posses- sions: My life and my friends. Highest Aim: To do what! want. Fondest Memory: Camping out at the tent. CHARLES SOPER Likes: Being with my friends, winning, making other people happy, Spare-Ribs, Sports. Dislikes: QB, pushy people, losing, indigestion. Prize Pos- sessions: my own jittle Major- rette, my family. Highest aims: To grow above ground and be happy. Fondest Memo- ry: Being able to play on teams with a lot of terrific people in the past four years. Football: 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 1,2,3,4 captain; Baseball: 1,2, 3.4 captain. “Would you buzz off! DEBRA SOPER Likes: Friendly people, Spare- Ribs, M.E.C., summer, football MARY ELIZABETH SILVERBERG PAMELA J. SIMPSON games, parties, potatoe chips. “Mare” Pam , “Sampson Dislikes: Snotty people, being cold, getting in a certain acci- dent and wrecking my Car, being called ‘‘Crash” and “Chicken.”’Prize Possession: A1971 Southbridge High class ring. Highest Aim: To live long enough to see peace on earth and to be a Million- aire. Fondest Memories: April 1, 1972, April 24, 1972. Au- gust 24, 1972, May 6, 1973, and all my memories at T.H.S. Girls Basketball: 1,2,3: Pep Squad: 1,2; Prom Committee: 3.4; Work Study: 3.4. “I al- most s__t green.” LINDA SPEARE Likes: Frogs, pizza, animals, wierd things, interesting peo- ple, art, music, old clothes and the forest. Dislikes: Geeks, dentists, mosquitoes, ‘ hornets, television routine, California, pelple who kill animals. Prize Possession: My leather hat. Highest Aim: To get my pilot's license and buy a helicopter. Fondest Memo- CHARLES E. SOPER DEBRA R. SOPER LINDA SPEARE eChuckie Eri Winer “Debi ’, ‘Sebi Doper ’ ries: The Grateful Dead Con- cert and '73 ’. Brookfields Fireman's Muster. JAMES SPROUT Likes: Camping, sleeping late. parties, bikes, Wales, Hiking, skiing, getting out. Dislikes; School, no money. writing this paper. Prize Possession: My pocket watch. Highest Aim: Get rich, build a cabin and get out of the house. Fondest Memory: Tantasqua (Ha!). ““High! ELLEN ST. CLAIR Likes: Picnics, holidays, W.P.. the family, lasting friend- ships. Dislikes: Snakes, L.S., bores. Prize Possessions: Mike and ‘‘Harry. ’Highest Aim: To see him through school. Fondest Memories: 6 30 72, 9 25 73. National Honor So- ciety: 2,3,4; Tantasquan: 2. “Now what Shelley?! HELEN ST. LAURENT Likes: Tantasqua, my friends, JAMES E. SPROUT ELLEN JANE ST.CLAIR HELEN MARIE ST.LAURENT my family, long talks, the “Spike’’ “Ellie” “Hall “Munchkin” ocean, summer and fall, foot- ; ball games, nature, willow trees, New Jersey, ‘‘Bugs'’, old jeeps, snowball fights, touch football games at the com- mon, parties, going out on weekends with my special friends: especially my second family. Dislikes: People who go out of there way to hurt others, snobs, poverty, riding onaschool bus, getting up early, school lunches, people who don't smile. Prize Posses- sions: My drum majorette baton and my friends. Highest Aim: To make other people happy, and to be happy and content in whatever | do. Fondest Memories: Senior class field trip to Quabin Re- servoir, Tantasqua-South- bridge football game 1971, Donckey-Hockey game. Drill Team: 1; Warriorettes: 2 co- captain; Drum Majorette: 3,4. Pep Squad: 1,2.3: Tantas- quen: 4: Activities Editor dent Council: 3,4 Sec.; Prom Committee: 2.3.4; School Play: 3: Student Faculty Advi- ROGER ST.LAURENT CHARLES ST.PIERRE Cocimitee: § Cena rtien “Chuck ’ Nicaragua Relief Committee: 3. ‘‘Really’’, “Wow ’, “‘['mso happy.” ROGER ST. LAURENT Likes: Parties, hockey, mak- ing money. Dislikes: Losing. Prize Possession: My life. Highest Aim: Go to California. “How is it going? CHARLES ST. PIERRE Likes: Cars, rum, firendly people, skiing. Dislikes: Run- ning out of gas, being late. . Prize Possession: My ‘51 Chevy. Fondest Memory: My 9th grade, C-Block study hall. “| don't know.” SUE STANLEY Likes: Nova Scotia. the ocean. boats, Bingleys, NK, Irish Fu- rey parties, traveling long distences. Dislikes: Fights, hunters, creeps, good-byes. Prize Possession: Antigonish Brush. Highest Aim: Own a classy restaurant and be rich. Fondest Memories: Summer of 71, Parts of 73. “Your kid- ding arn't you? SUZANNE MARIE STANLEY MARGERY JEAN STANTON RICHARD H. STANTON “Sue” “Midge”, ‘‘Marge”’ “Dick”, “Ricky” MARGERY STANTON Likes: Summer, trips to Friendly’s, long hair, blue jeans, good music, to travel. Dislikes: Rude people, A-Block gym, sleeping late, good-bye. Prize Possessions: My stuff lion and my car. Highest Aim: To be happy and rich. Fondest Memory: Summer and fall of 1973. Library Service: 1. “Oh shut up , “Get out of here. RICHARD STANTON Likes: Snow skiing, swim- ming. baseball, girls, going to the Pub. Dislikes: Cars, school. tennis. Prize Posses- sion: My money. Highest Aim: To become a million dollar bum. Fondest Memory: First grade when | stayed back. Football: 2: Baseball: 3: Cross Country: 1. Decent. DAVID STAVES MARK SYEARNS MILES STEBBINS Likes: Bikes, skiing. Dislikes: Snobs. “Hi John! SUE STEVENS Likes: Trees, twinkies, bars, swinging on ropes, lst Bé quilts, feathers. Dislikes: Clothspins, fingernail polish, wet feet, Brazill Nuts, cuts, warts. National Honor Socie- ty: 3,4; Band: 1,2,3.4; Girls Gymnastics: 1.2,3.4 captain. BARBARA STEWART Likes: Acertain manager at the Fair, my family, 1972. to cook, Piewacket, gum, foot- ball games, shopping, read- ing, food. Dislikes: beer, argu- ments, crying, being alone, bugs. liver. Prize Possessions: Kevin and Tara. Highest Aim: To live along and happy life with Kevin and Tara, and whoever else may come along. Fondest Memory: No- vember 11, 1972, April 20, 1973. Pep Squad: 2: National Honor Society: 3,4. “Oh my goodness! GERALYAN STREICHER Likes: Paul, going places. the weekends, working in Mrs. Bzdulas office. Dislikes: Snobs. the hospital. Prize Possion: Paul. Highest Aim: To be successful in life. Fond- est Memory: The summer of 73 . “lsuppose'so.” MAUREEN SULLIVAN Likes: Spaghetti, windy fall days, blizzards, orange Fanta. Dislikes: Hotdogs, pessimism. Prize Possessions: My folks. Concert Choir: 1.2.3.4; Na- tional Honor Society: 3,4: Choraleers: 1,2,3.4. “Savoir souffri sans se plaindre.”’ MARGARET SWEETSIR Likes: Scott. music. football games, my job, summer, the ocean. Quabbin, Photogra- phy, good books, canoeing, 143, the Ox Head, “Branch”. Dislikes: Riding the bus, A- Block gym, winter, waking up at 6:00 in the morning. Prize Possessions: My stereo and tapes. Highest Aim: To get to college (sooner or later) and to get my driver's license. Fondest Memories: June 2, 1973. Canoeing down the Quaboag River and Chicopee. Choraleers: 4: Concert Choir: 2.3.4: Pep Squad: 3. “This is true’. “Oh mother.” te Ft tm EPC HES ee Cerda MARK STEARNS MILES STEBBINS SUBS PEVENS BARBARA JANE STEWART “Babs” GERALYN STREICHER MAUREEN A. SULLIVAN MARGARET SWEETSIR “Gerry” Mo , “‘Maury” “Peggy” MARYANN SYKES LAURA SZYSZKIEWICZ Likes: Candles, snow, friends. Dislikes: Hotdogs. hot days. Prize Possessions: My friends. teachers and Doll collection. Highest Aim: To be like my mother. Fondest Memories: The A.V. room and getting thrown in the lake. Audio Vis- ual: 2.3.4; Tantasquan 4; Li- brary Service: 2; Independent Study: 4: No way.” ROSE TALISMAN Likes: R.X.W., the beach. Moody Blues, snafu 915, penguins. cuckoobud, pizza and wine. Dislikes: Scuz INC.. clique group. mushrooms, loud music, getting up early. Prize possession: My Derby. Highest Aim: To becomea Polish Princess. Fondest Memory: Summer 1973. Work Study: 4. ‘‘Booga.”’ MICHAEL TAYLOR Likes: ‘The Beer that made MARYANN SYKES LAURA SZYSZKIEWICZ ROSE TALISMAN tide dutan inert eee winning. sleeping. loving. Dis- likes: Shaving. losing. ice. pigs. bumming out. Tricky Dicky. Prize Possessions: My memory. my jewelry, my no- hitter. Highest Aim: To see all my friends 10 years from now. Fondest Memory: ‘‘Days of the Future Passed’. 1973. Baseball: 1.2.3.4; R.O.T.C.:4 Tardy List: 1.2,3,4. “Let's get the hell out of here!”, “Step onit, man! CHARLES THOMPSON Likes: Buicks, happy people. summer, smiles, good music. my home. Dislikes: Rain. wise guys. Clams. people who dis- like life. Prize Possesion: My stomoch. Highest Aim: To be watever | was set out to be. Fondest Memory: 1956 Buick Special. School Play: 1.3: Class Play: 2: Choraleers: 1.2. 3.4; Concert Choir: 1.2.3.4; All State Choir: 2.3.4; District Choir: 2.3.4: U. Mass Youth Choir. “Hi. MELINDA TILLET Likes: Friendly people. soft- ball, Bobby Bombard, Blakey. Dislikes: Conceited students. MICHAEL TAYLOR CHARLES THOMPSON carta dials ane “Mike” “Charlie”, “Armenian” Prize Possessions: My letters. mainly my life. Highest Aim: To be aCop. Fondest Memory: Knowing all the great teach- ers in this school. Softball: 1. 3.4: Track: 2. “How's it going? BRIAN TOWNS Likes: Barten, $.C.U.B.A.. Mr. Bombards squeaky shoes. Dislikes: D.D.. dump fires, Hol- land Pond: Prize Possession: A yellow V.W. Highest Aim: To be the first pro Fireman of . Wales. Fondest Memory: Some one putting a lock on my locker. Football: 1.2.3: Rocket Club: 1. ‘Hey Scott!!. “What's happing?”’ SUSAN TREMBLAY Likes: The art room. long walks, weekends. Dislikes: McDonald's. fake people. commercials. Prize Posses- sion: Spare time. Highest Aim: To get a job in art. Fondest Memory: The art room and art teachers. “You couldn't sell rice in Japan! KEVIN UNDERWOOD ‘Laurie’, “Queenie” MELINDA TILLET BRIAN TOWNS SUSAN TREMBLAY In GY seven eVde ela, ACR “Haney” STEVEN URBANOVITCH Likes: Motorcycles. Dislikes: Cold weather. Prize Posses- sion: My class ring. Highest Aim: To some day own a lot of land. Fondest Memory: When my little brother came home. “Slick as a whistle. RANDY VAILL Likes: Money. cars, and what goes with them. Dislikes: Reading. Prize Possession: Money. Highest Aim: To make a Million. Fondest Memory: Trip to Scotland. Soccer: 2,3. “Wanna make a bet? ’ GLENDA VALLEE Likes: Summer, friendly peo- ple. Dislikes: Rainy days, high beams. snobs. having my car fixed, dentists. Prize Posses- sion: My family. Highest Aim: To succeed in my career and have a happy life. Fondest Memory: My dad, Summer of “73”, Pep Squad: 1,2,3. “1 don't know, but . MARK VINCENT MICHAEL WALES Likes: Betsy. Goshen, fall. Dis- likes: Super straights, mud. Prize Possession: My memo- ry. Highest Aim: To live happy and free and have fun doing it. Fondest Memory: Going to Goshen with Betsy. “Ah. come on now!” TOM WARMEN Likes: Goldilocks, people in general, the color blue, fall, winter. Dislikes: Sprints, laps.’ rain, spring, flirts. Prize Pos- session: My smile, and my friends. Highest Aim: To die knowing | lived. Fondest Memory: December 17, 1971 etc.,etc.,etc. Football: 1,2,3,4 Captain: Basketball: 1,2,34 co-captain; Track: 1.2.3.4; Prom Committee: 3,4; Chora- leers: 3.4; Concert Choir: 3,4. “What's happening?” DEBORAH WESSELL Likes: Being happy. Saturday nights, to sew and cook. Dis- likes: Bossy people, gym. lone - liness. Prize Possession. My Bible. my ‘‘Wabbitt. ’ Highest Aim: To always find happiness with God. Fondest Memory: Sept. 16, 1972. National Hon- or Society: 3.4; Folk Rock Concert: 3; The Night of En- tertainment”: 4; Walk-A-Thon: 3; Tantasquan: 3; Prom Committee: 3.4. A good deed is never lost ... he who sows courtesy, reaps friendship; he who plants kindness gathers love.”’ JUDITH WIGHT Likes: A very special guy. summer, ‘‘strawberries ’. a certain black Rambler. Dis- likes: Crowded halls, working Sat. nights. rich people. Prize Possession: “‘Little Eddie.” Highest Aim: To becomea nurse, have a happy mar- riage. Fondest Memory: July 8, 1972(-?). Band: 1,2,3. “I don't care! MARIE WOODMAN Likes: Shakespeare, Columbo, Beatles Albums, studing liter- ature, eating in Chinese Res- taurants. Dislikes: Math. rainy weather. getting up early. hav- ing to wait for anything. Prize Possession: My Grandfather. Highest Aim: to win a Nobel KEVIN UNDERWOOD STEVEN J. URBANOVITCH RANDALL LEE VAILL “Steve” “Randy” GLENDA J. VALLEE MARK VINCENT MICHAEL WALES TOM WARMEN DEBORAH JOYCE WESSELL “Mike” “Warm”, “Worm”, “Lightning” “Debbie’’, ‘‘Wayno’s Girl”’ Prize. Fondest Memory: Summer of ''72 . National Honor Society: 3.4. MICHAEL YOUNG Likes: Most sports, hunting, fishing, music, art. the ocean, good books, blue skies, quiet woods, good food, fireplaces, Debi Fletcher. Dislikes: Soc- cer, hypocrites, snobs, prudes. Highest Aim: To bea good person in my own eyes. Fondest Memory: The first time | ever—— ——. At Lincoln Sudbury .... Football: 1.2.3; Basketball: 1.2; Track: 1.2.3: At Tantasqua .. . Football: 4. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE ROBERT BOULETTE JEAN CARPENTER PAUL CASAVANT MICHAEL CIESLA SHELLEY LEE CRONIN Likes: Sailing, art. Maine. Dis- likes: Rain, art room clean up. Highest Aim: To make it JUDITH ANN WIGHT MARIE ANNE WOODMAN MICHAEL WILLIAM YOUNG MenereeeEe “ my 46 in’ “Mike” Girls basketball: 2,.3,4 co-cap- dudy , Pumpkin tain; Girls Softball: 2.3.4. Oh no.” JOHN DEVENO Likes: Nice looking girls. Dis- likes: People who think they're cool. Prize Possession: Going to school. Fondest Memory: When | was in Grade School saying | was going to Gradu- ate. JANICE DUVAL Likes: John, my friends, N.B. Dislikes: Snobby people. cri- ticism, people who hurt oth- ers. Prize Possessions: John, my family, my friends. High- est Aim: To be a Hairdresser and to find happiness. Fond- est Memories: August 4, 1973. August 27, 1972 and John. Library Service: 1. “Hey! ’, “Not me!”, “You got it wrong John! JOHN ELLIS DAVID EZYK LORETTA GALIPEAU Likes: Ralph. Dislikes: Snotty people. Prize Possession: Any- thing from Ralph. Highest _ Aim: To bea successful phy- CHRISTY FLOR PAUL CASAVENT siotherapist. Fondest Memo- ry: Attempted murder at age of 2. KEVIN MORAN DONALD ROGERS NOEL PLOUFFE PETER HALEY Likes: Parties. money. Dis- likes: School. work. Highest Aim: To get out of here. WILLIAM HAYES RICHARD HYNES GARY LaVALLEE Likes: Girls. living. Dislikes: People that aren't them- selves. Prize Possession: Memories. Highest Aim: To travel. RONALD LAWRENCE DARYL MANBECK DANIEL MORAN KEVIN MORAN Likes: Cars. carpentry. hunt- ing and Karate (Kung Fu). Dis- likes: Mr. ST. Germane, punks snobs, school. Prize Posses- sion: My wore out holey jeans. Highest Aim: To see Mr. ST. Germane fired. Fondest Memory: Ripping off the bath- room door down in the shop and putting it on Mr. Doucets desk. “Oh my yass”’ DAVID NELSON JOHN O’DAY CAROLYN OSTER ROY OSTER GLENN PACKARD , NOEL PLOUFFE Likes: Copland, tuba. Jazz. Webster House. Dislikes: Nix- on, being misunderstood. Jest A Fr. Prize Possession: A half of acon. Highest Aim: To make my hopes and dreams 1 become my life. Band: 2.3: Concert Choir: 1.2.3eChora- Jeers: 3; Tennis: 2,3: School Play: 3. ‘When you’re feeling “down and low just remember. there is always one step farther “down you can go RICHARD REILLY DONALD ROGERS DAVID SKOWYRA Bi ANDREW TOSSWILL TIM WATSON | ; Likes: 4strokes. Dislikes: 2 strokes. Prize Possession: “Lucy”. Highest Aim: To grad- uate legally. Fondest Memory: The first time | WAYNE REED Likes: Saturday nights. school lunches, music. Dislikes: As- Paragus, women drivers. gym. Prize Possession: My pillow. my Bible, my slippers. Highest Aim: To live a life pleasing to God. Fondest Memory: Sept. 16. 1972. Favorite Saying: Romans 8:28. Class Presi- dent: 3.4: Class Vice-Presi- dent: 2: National Honor Socie- ty: 3.4: Folk-Rock Concert: 3: Night of Entertainment: 4: Walk-A-Thon: 3: Basketball: 1. MICHELE JAMES Likes: ‘“Kilbes’, dancing, hav- ing lots of fun with fun people who aren't biased. riding around. Dislikes: Lima beans. being cold. fake potatoes. not knowing what's going on. Prize Possession: My family. Highest Aim: To catch up with time and be happy. Fondest Memory: The days of my life. Class Vice-President: 1.3.4: Band: 3 Pres.: Majorettes: 4: Independent Study Commit- tee: 3: Ski Club: 3; National Honor Society: 4: Prom Committee: 4: School Play: 1. 3. ‘To everything there Is aseason, andatimeto every purpose under the heavens DENISE VILANDRE Likes: M.J.P., parties. having a good time. apples. football games. beating Southbridge ‘71. the ocean, friendly peo- ple. my Mustang. friday and saturday nights with a certain guy. Dislikes: Being sick. snot- ty people, the hic-ups. argu- ments. foggy days at the beach. working weekends. Prize Possessions: My life and my friends. Highest Aim: To be happy in life. Fondest Memories: May 5. 1973. June 29. 1973. A weekend at Block Island and my trip to the Ba- hamas. Class Treasurer: 1.2. 3.4: Band: 1; Concert Choir: 1. 2: Girls Track: 2; Prom Com- mittee: 2.4: Work Study: 4; Donkey Hocky and Basketball games: 3.4. '‘Whatta meat- head ; ‘No-Sa ’, “Metza- Metza.” _ SUSAN TWISS Likes: Jimmy. flowers, Winnie the Pooh, Mario's. the “Book Corner’, my friends, fall. pis- tachioes, the country. straw- berries. Dislikes: Apathy. bos- sy people, the hives. frogs. snakes. Prize Possessions: One S.H.S. Class Ring. a gold locket and B-B. Highest Aim: To live happily ever after. Class Secretary: 1.2.3.4; Pep Squad: 1,2: Majorettes: 1.2 Sec Treas. 4 co-captain: Con- cert Choir: 1.2.3.4: Semi- Formal: 1.2.3.4; Prom Com- mittee: 2.3.4: Student Coun- cil: 3.4; Health Careers: 2: Student Faculty Advisory Board: 3.4: Class Play 3: Stu- dent Advisory Board to School Committee: 4; ‘God grant me the serenity to accept the things | cannot change. cour- _ age to change the things | can, and the wisdom to know the difference’ 66 Always Remember .. . ue ge ES epee 67 | n 68 i : : : : j « Mother never told me about Ultribrite. ee Dear Abby... 69 You Met... 70 72 “Pass the nosedrops. ” SENIOR SUPERLATIVES John Hopkins Chuck Soper David E. Green Mark McConnel David A. Green Henry Schroder Mike Ciesla Wayne Reed Bradly Bole Matt Bansfield Mike Young Glen Brackett Matt Bansfield Tom Warman Tom Warman David E. Green Charlie Thompson Wayne and Wayne Reed Bruce Dupuis Charlie Thompson Tom Warman Dennis Gaudet David A. Green Jeff Brigham Most Gullible Best Dressed Class Clowns Most Forgetful Mischievous Class Brains Most Artistic Friendliest Most Talkative Talks Least Says Most Nicest Smile Most School Spirit Most Shy Most Athletic Best All Around Most Original Best Musicians Class Couples Did Most For Class Most Naive Most Cheerful Most Likely to be Remembered Class Flirst Most Daring Arguementative Helen St. Laurent Sue Twiss Debbie Martin Michele James Laurie Beausher Mary Silverberg Annamae Johnson Rommie Campbell Cindy Gadaire Mary Silverberg Marueen Sullivan Joan Beauchimen Lorie Lechowicz Ellen May Ann Bergmann Bev Gardner Linda Steensen Debbie Sue Twiss Michele James Maureen Sullivan Sue Twiss Rene Favre Laurie Beausher Gerry Mc Manus Te CLASS FLIRTS MOST DARING Denis Gaudet and Renee Favre David A. Green and Laurie Beauscher MOST ARTISTIC 74 AnnaMae Johnson and Mike Ciesla BEST ALL AROUND MOST TALKATIVE Annie and Tommy Bradley Bole and Cindy Gadaire MOST SCHOOL SPIRI BEST DRESSED Joan Beauchemin and Glen Brackett Chuck Soper and Sue Twiss 75 INGUIN SSW UO wel 78 Sec. Rachel Lacy. Class of ’75 Treas. Phyllis MacAlpine. ROW 1 — C. Giguere, R. Cawley, L. Dionne, K. Earls, H. Favreau, S. Dickson, M. Dutka. ROW 2 —C. Glinsky, M. Glass, S. Caron, P. Clarke, S. Davol, E. Goggin, J. Deslisle. ME Aes ROW 1 — D. Adams, G. Barbieri, P. Arm- strong, C. Bouthiller, L. Beeman. ROW 2 — S. Bovat, P. Blanton, D. Arsenault, L. Ballard, B. Bumpus, P. Beeman. ROW 1 — P. Herbert, B. Hinckley, S. Keith, R. Lacy, D. Harvey, L. Griffin, N. Jones. ROW 2 — S. Hesse, M. Kupinski, C. Jack- son, D. Henessey, H. Hudson, L. Helves- ton, C. Joyce, C. Hemingway, M. Haley. ROW 3 —S. Heske, D. Hutchinson. 79 ROW 1 —S. May, A. Lilla, M. Liebfried. ROW 2 — R. Morris, T. Leth-Steenson, R. MacAlpine, S. Lund, L. Lariviere, P. Masuzzo. ROW 3 — A. Morun, C. Mayfield. ROW 1 —R. Roberts, M. Peterkin, K. Owens, M. Ross, B. Robertson, J. Plumley, S. O'Keefe, C. Oakes. ROW 2 — M. Renaud, L. O'Day, C. Roberts, M. Rasys, M. Rigatti, C. Power, D. Norton. ROW 1 — W. Spinney, D. Yaskoski, M. Yasko- ski, H. Varnum, A. Upton, S. Whitman, J. Sou- liere, D. Wasmer, J. Stearns. ROW 2 — D. Wight, G. Sherman, M. Spedel, R. Stanton, F. Toppin, J. White, R. Taft. 80 Class of ’76 Pres. Wendy Haarala. V. Pres. Laurie Sheehan. Sec. Claudia Phipps. Treas. Mary Lou Allen. 81 K. Ahern, B. Allard, M. Allen, T. Artruc, D. Babineau, R. Baillargeron, M. Barry, R. Bianco, D. Birchenough, N. Black, D. Blanton, L. Bonetti, D. Boone, B. Boudreau, J. Bouthiller, T. Brackett, L. Branford, G. Bruinsma, G. Bullard, L. Burner, T. Cad- ieux, G. Casey, S. Cawley, P. Clark, S. Chamberlain, M. Chicoine Ja Coderre. GC: Cronin, M. D’Elia, C. Dickin- son, J. Dhembe, T. Digrego- rio, V. Dionne, J. Downey, K. Drouge, J. Dusza, C. Dzuria, DB). letamiseiic, Wi, fantenein, (6. Ethier, K. Flannery, G. Fou- tain, K. Frykenberg, J. Gali- peau, P. Garneau, J. Gaspie, P. Gaumaon, M. Gay, C. Gi- baon, W. Haarala, S. Ham- blin, E. Hebert, J. Hicks, R. mies, 12. Iniowienech, (3). Huffman. L. Heck, V. Jackson, J. Jette, V. Jolin, M. Jones, P. Karczmarczyk, D. Kendarian, G. Keough, D. Labonte, J. LaFlamme, P. LaPete, S. L. Avoie, F. Levesque, E. L'Heureux. © | ing, K. Little, L. Livernois. A. Logan, T. Longino, G. Lov- yakis, K. MacConnell, S. MacFadden, D. Mairer, G. Manbeck, F. Martin, N. Mar- tin, P. Mayfield, S. Mac- Carthy, J. Merrill, M. Mac- Manus, J. Merriam, G. Moore, B. Murray, M. Muska, C. Nash, D. Nelson, D. Neil- son, D. ODay, N. Olejniczak, C. Padula, B. Prach, R. Pelo- quin, D. Perry, M. Phifer, S. Plouffe, D. Pontbriand, J. Plumley, C. Porier, D. Por- rier, M. Pontbriand, T. Por- ter, T. Prince, E. Provost, M. Provost, D. Quinn, D. Rob- bins, R. Roberts, G. Rose, K. Ross, J. Roy, L. Russell, M. Santelli, S. Schroth, L. Shee- han, D. Shugart, D. Smith, E. Stim, 12, Sree, CG. Se. Laurent, L. St. Laurent, K. Thompson, D. Trethaway, C. Turtelot, S. Urbanovitch, K. Venturino. G. Waite, S. Waite, N. Walton, J. Williams, T. Woodman. 83 R. Arsenault, K. Dalton, J. Magrini, C. Ruggles, J. White, N. Young, F. Zajac. Class of ’77 V. Pres. Michelle Rigatti. 2 OF Oe ee ay a ah a Se Ae Cos eiiph td am Ul LLL ne Sec. Sally Whitman. Treas. Beth Opishinski. 85 J. Abbott, R. Artruc, R. Bar- thelette, D. Battista, D. Britch, T. Cronin, S. Garieri, D. Greimski, A. Gropley, C. Heske, D. Heroux, D. Haley, R. Langlois, S. MacDonald, A. Maesto, D. Marcille, R. Mar- tel, M. McCoomb, G. McGinn, D. Parent, M. Peach, K. Per- ry, F. Polizzio, L. Randall, K. Ross, R. Salviolo, C. Saro- feen, A. Silverberg, J. Smith, B. Soper, T. Sandole, P. Stan- ton, W. Stearns, N. Tremblay, D. Wade, A. Wentworth, T. Wilson, C. Yaskoski. Class of ’78 President: Suzanne Bard. Vice-President: Phillip Reis. Secretary: Donna Ryan. Treasurer: Dina Lechowicz. We regret to say that pictures of the eighth grade class officers are unavailable. 4s, ™ J ERP OF @: A o ; ne, ; rh « ate ae Sas Wher Tht we sve GF on J. Activ, S. Bard, M. Boniface, D. Boutin, K. Brown, J. Brown, K. Brunelle, T. Casey, C. Cawley, J. Choiniere, M. Clancy, A. D’- annolfo, J. Davol, S. Desmaris, D. Drogue, D. Durand, K. Dziura, J. Erban, G. Esmay, J. Ferara, J. Flannery, S. Gadaire, A. Gemme, D. Gordon, D. Graham, C. Gran- ger, S. Grenier, K. Haley, C. Hutchinson, C. Johnson, P. Jurczyk, W. Kupinski, D. LaBonte, K. LaChapelle, J. LaFountain, W. Lamica, T. Lavoie, D. Lachoicz, D. Leth- Steenson, D. MacCalpine, J. Martin, A. Matys, M. Mayfield, L. McClurg, S. Mc- Donald, J. Menard, P. Merril, S. Monette, T. Moran, K. Murray, B. Nash, S. Nealon, S. O'Day, D. O’Konski, M. Perrault, D. Per- ry, C. Poulin, O. Pelletier, B. Reed, C. Ri- gatti, B. Rossi, D. Ryan. L. Saletnik, M. Scroth, D. Shat- tuck, M. Sherman, J. Smith, M. St. Jean, P. Thern, R. Trahan, J. Ventu- rio, M. Wade, G. Waite, M. Young, S. Grubert. Names Unavailable. Secretary: Kim Geitz | Trescurer: Wendy Aho | | Class of ’79 V. President: Bill Dziura President: J. Silverberg ROW 1: M. Daigle, V. Burton, B. Dionne, A. Consiglio, W. Dziura, W. Aho, E. Chick; ROW 2: D. Bruinsma, M. Demers, C. Downey, M. Denault, D. Cote; ROW 3: S. Britch, E. Cham- berland, R. Boulette, K. Birchen- ough, S. Cloutier, K. Beaton, D. Burrow; ROW 4: R. Arsenault, P. Bastien, P. DiGregorio, C. Castano, R. Dion. ROW 1: J. Johnston, K. Gadaire, J. Hanson, K. Griffen, W. Ezyck, W. Gran- don, R. Helveston; ROW 2: E. Haynes, W. Heck, R. Hamelin, ROW 3: R. Holmes, K. Hoeng, D. Joyce, V. Folger, J. Frain, A. Gaumond, ROW 4: D. King, C. Giguere, D. Flannery, W. Hynes, N. Haarala. be ial Bat abode ROW 1: J. Louyakis, E. Martel, C. LaBonte, J. Miller, R. LeBeau, A. Ouimet, B. Mullen, D. McCoomb. ROW 2: B. Parker, L. LaPlanta, L. LaBonte, A. Merrimann, M. Kos- lowski, L. Ortona, S. Moccia; ROW 3: N. Leffler, P. Mather, M. La- Fountain, B. Morin, J. Norton, S. Menard, M. LaPierre. . 90 ROW 1: D. Batista, E. Castano, K. Allen, D. Brown, D. Collette, K. Ber- geron, D. Bancroft, P. Canavan; ROW 2: C. Brown, P. Abbott, D. Boone, R. Bourgue, M. Bradley, S. Babineau, J. Beaulieu, N. Clark. ROW 3: A. Allard, H. Chaffee, J. Beauchemin, A. Carty, D. Caron, H. Burt, R. Boucher, M. Boucher. ROW 1: A. Plourde, D. Parker, B. Spinney, S. Richards, L. Suprenant, R. Poulin. ROW 2: D. Shattuck, D. Sherman, K. Terry, J..Scott, C. VanBrocklyn, L. Volpini, D. Santilli; ROW 3: M. Tourtelotte, M. Phifer, L. Skowyra, W. Robidoux. ROW 4: R. Watson, W. Stanton. ROW 1: K. Geitz, D. Dougan, G. Gates, J. Gadaire, E. Duncan, R. Gregory, P. Cote, W. Greenleaf, A. Dionne. ROW 2: C. Giroux, G. Gren- [cia nields Ga EmnrichmGs Enban- D. DeMiranda, D. Davis. ROW 3: D Flewelling, J. Griggs, D. Duhamel, C. Dimitri, K. Demauro, L. Dickson, J. Dahler; ROW 4: V. Goyette; J. Filler, P. Ford, M: Downs, J. Downey, M. Flannery. Sil ROW 1: N. Hemmingway, C. La- Bonte, C. Hooker, R. Hodge, P. Jol- in; ROW 2: B. LaBarre, K. Hayward, M. Haynes, G. Heck, C. Harrell, D. Heroux, T. Hamelin, D. Hunt, B. Kalbfliesh. ROW 3: B. Haley, B. Hunt, G. Jackson, J. Kloots, S. Han- non, D. Grudzien, B. Kobecky. ual ae Weel ets Fo hay 4 ‘i ROW 1: J. Padula, B. Miner, K. Lap- ierre, C. O'Grady, N. Lapierre, V. Mor- rill, P. Ludvigson, K. LaChapelle; ROW 2: R. Marcille, J. Mayfield, S. Michaels, H. McGinn, P. Moran, J. Artruc, C. Le- tendre. ROW 3: D. Monnette, R. Lari- vierre, C. May, P. Palmer, M. Martel, S. Oster, D. LaChapelle. ROW 1: J. Seigers, L. Peach, P. Pou- lin, L. Pratt, A. Santoro, S. Robbins, J. Perry, J. Sherman. ROW 2: F. Roberts, R. Peterson, L. St. Laurent, C. Provost, M. Roberts, B. Parker, J. Shorette, D. Schon-’ man; ROW 3: M. Piazzo, G. Reilly, M. Perry, R. Peloquin, M. Roscioli. 92 ROW 1: D. Trout, D. Taylor, M. Wassmer, K. Wyman, D. Stearns, S. Woodward, S. Washburn, D. Stan- ton, T. Tate, T. Tetrault. ROW 2: D. Tretheway, T. Szyszkiewicz, D. Young, C. St. Martin, D. Sullivan, P. Sorenson, B. Tanner; ROW 3: T. Tal- isman, J. Yelinek, W. Welch, J. Sil- verberg, M. Tasse, M. Voyagis, R. Warren. oe, 96 yy 98 SEM IGUANM ILD Student ROW 1: A. Matys, D. Battista, R. Lacy, S. Garieri, H. St. Laurent, D. Nichols, J. Brown. ROW 2: C. Dziura, R. Baillageron, J. Mac- Donald, S. MacFadden, T. Brackett, S. Whitman, M. Clancy. ROW 3: T. Baillargeron, K. LaChappelle, D. Vaill, L. Russell, D. Harv- ey, C. Gadaire, R. Campbell. ROW 4: M. Roche, S. Twiss, C. Boudreau, L. Dziura, Mr. Russell, C. Roberts, M. Kupinski, M. Dutka, K. Earls. OFFICERS — M. Roche Pres., R. Campbell V. Pres., H. StLaurent Sec., S. Whitman Treas., R. Lacy Parl. 100 Council 7th GRADERS: ROW 1: K. Griffin, D. Sullivan, D. Grudzien. ROW 2: C. Labonte, J. Frain, S. Herman. We, as a Student Council have become a very important part of the whole in Tantasqua. We don’t work alone, we work together with our students for we are only students ourselves with a title put on us. This title stands for leadership, understanding, responsibility, and work. We must move out into our students, our teachers and our community. We are their representatives, and that action we must take — to give our services and to benefit all. We are a joint organization and we must work hand and hand to make this school as great as it is. It is the Student Council that provides the organization and foundation of our school. It is this group of students that provides the democracy needed for such a regional school. We work to build up the spirit and unity in our “society’’. We have become strong but not without help and guidance. We have strived for success and have gained it through hardships and encouragement. We have learned to cope with change by learning its meaning and at the same time not abusing tradition. As a Student Council we want to reach out to all and if we have sat- isfied only a few of them we are satisfied. This year we have one goal — to join our school as a whole in mind and spirit. Thank you. Mary Beth Roche. Student Advisory Board ORs ROW 1: M. Roche, S. Whitman. ROW 2: S. Twiss, J. Davol. Missing: G. Brackett. 2) 2 EY 102 Tomahawk % : “ ‘ sill iicanpieiaciliaeinindsitinavaiaaisniaiaateansniilanieentiyaiiien ciceevenitemsamerien nine aims tisissiaicasammaniagagit eC iat akan RRNA CTO ATASS AP BG PLPSTaiLAL i2 TW ECE Our purpose this year has been to revitalize the Tomahawk, a medium that has displayed somewhat of an apathetic at- titude over the last year or two. We feel that a student publi- cation is crucial in giving students a vehicle for their crea- tions. We present the Tomahawk as a showcase through which students may present themselves to all. We hope we have succeeded in giving strength to a publication that was dying a slow death. Mr. Bansak, Advisor 103 National ROW 1: M. James, M. Woodman, S. Kennedy, D. Faugno. C. Boudreau. M. Roche, J. Littlejohn. M. Brown. ROW 2: C. Flor, M. Sullivan, L. O’Brien, L. Banwell, E. Dusza, L. Dziura, L. Steensen, S. Stevens, M. silverburg. ROW s: A. Mason, A. Bergmann, G. McManus, P. Jette, H. Schroder, W. Reed, D. Wessell, J. Davol, D. Killian, B. Duval, G. Parker. uriweRS — E. Goggin V. Pres., C. Jackson Treas., A. Mrs. Bzdula, Advisor Bergmann Pres., L. Dziura Sec. 104 Honor Society ROW 1: C. Roberts, L. Haddock, J. Hardy, K. Owens, J. Souliere, S. Dickson, A. Upton, P. MacAlpine. ROW 2: C. Hemingway, P. Blanton, M. Levine, M. Rigatti, M. Kupinski, S. Whitman, M. Silverberg, L. Ballard, L. O'Day. ROW 3: L. O'Day, R. Lacy, D. Adams, S. Keith, T. Steensen, G. Sherman, N. Boutin, G. Barbieri, B. MacAlpine, P. Masuzzo, H. Varnum, C. Jackson. The National Honor Society is a group of students who have maintained a B average since the beginning of their sophomore year and have demonstrated the qualities of leadership, character and service. The N.H.S. has been very active this year. The society has attended two Regional meetings and has picked up many new ideas. Their biggest activity was sending 1,000 pounds of food, toys and clothing to the needy com- munity of Asher, Kentucky. Students, people in area towns and the Sturbridge Rotary have helped make the drive a big success. 105 Tantasquan EDITORS: ROW 1: M. Rigatti, K. Earls: Faculty Co-editors, G. McManus: Editor in Chief, M. Brown: Activities editor, ROW 2: G. Barbieri, S. Whitman: Underclassmen Co-editors, R. Taft: Business Editor, -E. May: Senior Editor. Not Pictured: J. Beauchemin: Sports Editor. Gerry McManus, Editor-in-chief Mr. Blake, Advisor 106 ROW 1: R. Lacy, D. Adams, H. StLaurent, S. Twiss, C. Boudreau, L. Russell. ROW 2: L. Szyskiewicz, S. Whitman, D. Yaskowski, C. Jackson, K. Earls, L. Dziura, G. McManus. ROW 3: P. MacAlpine, E. Burnham, M. Brown, S. Lund, J. Beauchemin, M. Cawley, C. Bouthiller, D. Birchenough, D. O'Day. The Tantasquan staff and editors have put in a year of hard work and planning resulting in a yearbook. We wish to thank everyone that helped and we hope that this yearbook will bring back many pleasent memories to all. 107 Library Service Club ROW 1: D. Faugno, C. Herman, B. Martin, B . Mosher, C. Royea. ROW 2: D. Collette, D. Grzembski, J. Caron, D. Perry, D. Marcille, M. Peach, S. Kennedy. = ba Mrs. Sunar and Mrs. Green, Advisors 108 A.V. Squa Mrs. Dionne, Advisor. Miss Fleischauer, Advisor, (not pictured). 109 Future Teachers Club Mr. Matera, Advisor The Future Teachers Club is a small group this year who are involved in a tutoring pro- gram in the elementary schools and the lower grades at Tantasqua. ah ROW 1: D. Faugno, S. Perry, T. Cadioux. ROW 2: T. Brackett, L. Bonetti. DAR It is a great honor to be ranked outstanding in leader- ship, dependability and patiotism. Each year a senior girl is chosen by her classmates and faculty to receive this honor. This girl represents Tantasqua to the Jede- hiah Foster Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The Class of 1974 wishes to congratulate Miss Ann Bergmann for receiving this award. 110 Math Teams Senior High Math Team Freshman Math Team 7th Grade Math Team Mr. Steensen, Advisor Ski Club The Ski Club is a group of students who travel to different ski slopes in the area. They often take trips to Vermont or New Hampshire. =e Mr. Matera, Advisor Varsity T Club oe | Be dees “= pat, a } te, meX'e, gees. T. Warman Pres., R. MacAlpine V. Pres., P. MacAlpine Sec.-Treas., C. Corbin. Miss Brody, Advisor The Varsity T Club is a newly formed group. It Is made up of students who have received a letter and their goal is to raise money to be given as a scholarship. als! Mrs. Office Education Assoc. The Office Education Assoc. is a state-wide organi- zation which is made up of students wishing to pur- Sue a Career in business. The Business Dept. at Tan- tasqua Is proud of its large, active chapter. Bzdula, Advisor Riding Club % x 8 £ a 3 oe Bow Ld The Riding Club is a new club this year. Its members meet regularly to ride at a local stable. Mr. Benoit, Advisor Majorettes ROW 1: C. Boudreau, S. Twiss. ROW 2: C. Roberts, L. Lechowitz, M. James, L. Dziura, M. Roche, H. St. Laurent, L. Sheehan, K. Earls, G. Barbieri, J. Hardy, C. Pybus. OFFICERS: C. Boudreau, co-capt. G. Barbieri, Sec.-Treas. S. Twiss, co-capt. The Majorettes work hard all year long to provide half-time entertainment at football and basketball games. Their advisor is Mrs. Sandy Earls. Drill Team Mrs. Knowlton, Advisor OFFICERS — M. Brown, Sec.-Treas., E. Burnham, Asst. Capt., E. Dusza, Capt. 7th GRADERS: D. Bancroft, C. Brown. Nae , Pep Squad 118 Mrs. Waite, Advisor The Pep Squad is a group of dedicated girls whose spirit and loyalty to their team is exhibited at all games. The girls cheer along with the cheerleaders in an effort to foster more school spirit. — Dy oO = © QC Lo ° od a Concert Choir The Concert Choir is a group of about eighty singers whose primary functions are the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Emphasis is placed on performing a variety of types of music. Mrs. Ford, Director Linda Leth-Steensen, Accompanist. 120 Choraleers The Choraleers, the smaller, select ensemble, perform at functions other than just the concerts. They particl- pate in the MMEA District Festival, the All State Festival, the elementary school tour and also sing for various community groups. Mrs. Ford, Director Italia presents wall hanging Senior Band The Senior Band is made up of students in grades 9 through 12. They perform at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. This year, officers are: Pres. Mary Silverberg, Woodwind Section Leader: Amy Upton, Brass Section Leader: Robert MacAlpine and Percussion Section Leader: Cathy Jackson. Dr. Fiske, Director Junior Band The Junior Band is made up of students in grades 7 and 8. They work hard and perform well in their special Jr. High Concerts. The Marching Band (picture not available) is made up of members of the Jr. High and Sr. High Bands. They play at football games and pep rallies. Mr. Plumb, Director 123 Independent Work The Work-Study Program is designed for vocationally-oriented students who are not getting max- imum benefit from the regular academic program. It is designed for the purpose of learning as much as it is possible for the employer to provide in the nature of job information, skills, and attitude. Study Program The Independent study program was created Three years ago for several reasons. Firstly, it was felt that a program was needed that would allow students the freedom to investigate areas of in- terest that were not offered in the schools curriculum. Secondly, it was felt that students in the program would be assuming the full responsibility of learning. ne ial Both Programs have been brought together under the title of Career Development. The Director of the programs is Mr. Robert P. Shilansky. TAY IMOUIG W VOAS Machinists F R E S H M E N S O p H O M O R E S) FRONT: P. Krawczyk, R. Moore, K. Parker, R. Laport, M. J. Poulin, K. Langevin, M. La Bonte, B. Blais, L. Clifford, R. Pelo- Servant. BACK: L. Wilson, M. Langevin, D. Morin, R. Ward, guin, R. Berry. A. Zadroga, J. Poulin, K. Langevin, M. La Bonte, D. Blais, L. Clifford, R. Peloguin, R. Berry. J U N : O R S S E N ! O R S FRONT: M. Mandeville, P. Dionne, A. Warren. BACK: R. Hynes, FRONT: J. Nichols, R: Hynes, J. O'Day, W. Hayes, L. Moore, J. G. Dueuette, G. Chaffee, A. White, G. Gagnon. Nitka. 128 Welders s2mertoman omaosoruvu0w FRONT: A. Warren, G. Brown, R. Madrazo, B. Deluca, G. BACK: D. Herbert, K. St. Pierre, W. Ross, R. Armes, P. Mainville, McComas. BACK: E. Watson, M. Mercure, E. Warren, G. N. Flewelling. Laferriere, D. Bancroft,. lions aes Sit R. Olejniczak, K. Laferriere, N. Boutin, R. Evans, W. Tanski. D. Mercure, T. Watson, R. Boulette. DRAFTERS F R E S H M E N S O Pp H O M O R eee 3 x S F. Washburn, J. Smith J. Burton, M. Lachance, G. Tourtellotte, B. Peach. J S NOT PICTURED: U E NOT PICTURED: N N R. Woods i : R. Sanbron C. Parker R. Girouard O O R. Vaille R R S S 4] 130 Carpenters zmsertoman omDaoOoszortuvu0OM ROW 1: K. Howlett, J. Goodspeed,W. Palmer, R. O'Keefe, R. FRONT: R. Laporte, G. Carling, K. Lamey, J. Heninger, M. Casa- Ethier, J. King. ROW 2: D. Pion, T. Miller, D. Letendre, R. Maesto, vant, D. Ringgard, M. St. Laurent. BACK: R. Harrell, N. Tremblay, D. Knight, J. Simpson, M. Potter. ROW 3: D. Wight, R. Caron, R. R. Langlois, D. Ogrady, D. Tourtellotte, W. Lee. Corriveau, B. Tanner, D. McCurdy, K. Waterman. NOT PICTURED: R. Barnes E. Bourassa G. Bourbeau C. Carrington P. Casavant J. Davol R. Duval J. Deveno C. Hynes D. Killian D. Letendre G. Parker M. Stearns R. St. Laurent M. Vincent ODO—-2CcCe nNODO—-szmMmM POST GRADUATE: R. Ferdette FRONT: J. Supernant, R. Sibley, R. Miner, W. Truesdale, M. Beaudry, D. Nielson. BACK: M. Tetreault, R. Brown, R. Angell, W. Poirtier, J. Moylan, S. McMarthy, N. Sorrell. dessa is Vocational House Bob Duval Mark Vincent, George Parker, Mark Sterns. John Deveno, Greg Bourbeau, Carl Hynes. Mr. James Wilson | : : Football _ : sate “ Ei an Rok eas eae | ROW 1: J. Schafer, M. Young, A. Mitchell, C. Soper, D. Green, W. Chambers, M. Cawley, ROW 2: M. Stanton, M. Beaudry, S. McCarthy, R. Soper, E. Goggin, P. Cardenas, W. Truesdale, A. Morin,R. MacAlpine, D. Hutchinson, ROW 3: K. Ahern, B. Boud- rea, J. Williams, B. Huffman, G. Waite, M. Muska, W. Emrich, G. Rose, V. Jolin, ROW 4: J. Griggs, R. Thompson, C. Tourtel- lotte, K. Peloquin, D. Kahirina, M. Griffin, B. Kaitbenski, B. Soper. Captain Tom Warman 134 Sts ay, Soccer a i ROW 1: C. Batista,T. Quimet, A. Hayward, Co-Captains; D. Gaudet, G. Brackett, G. Sherman, S. Davol, ROW 2: T. Gagaire, K. Drogue, T. Cronin, K. MacConnell, W. Grudzien, N. Martin, S. Hesse, C. May, ROW 3: Coach McDonald, B. Dickson, C. MacDonald, M. Mac- Connell, L. Hicks, S. Heske, G. Sherman, D. Ryder, B. Esmay, Coach Roach. 89 KN AALEAAAY AV RE AYA ea pak ace ae 141 143 Cross Country ROW 1:C. Batista, T. Ouimet, A. Hayward, Co-Capt. D. Gaudet, Co-Capt. G. Brackett, G. Sherman, S. Davol. ROW 2: T. Giguere, K. Drogue, T. Cronin, K. MacConnell, W. Grudzien, N. Martin, S. Hesse, C. May. ROW 3: Coach MacDonald, B. Dickson, C. MacDonald, M. MacConnell, L. Hicks, S. Heske, G. Sherman, D. Ryder, B. Esmay, Coach Roach. ROW 1: B. Jackson, T. DiGregorio, C. Grubert, M. Poirier, R. Perry, W. Ling. ROW 2: Coach Dube, D. Bliss, T. Steensen K. Mayfield, Capt. D. Bliss, S. Bawden, M. LaBonte, C. Mayfield. cimemmcemn. Oe RNAS = ee Boys’ Basketball ROW 1: M. Cawley, Co-Capt., C. Soper, Co-Capt., T. Warman, J. Earls. ROW 2: Coach Allen, M. Muska, J. White, J. Williams, H. Hudson, J. Bansfield, Asst. Coach Carroll. 148 | | ; é ROW 1: Co-Capt. B. Huffman, Co-Capt. B. Emrich. ROW 2: J. Magrini, P. Clark, C. Grubert, J. Gaspie, T. DiGregorio, V. Jackson, R. Bell- mar, D. Trethaway, N. Martin, Coach Farrand. Sy doy iris Basketball x ‘ id $ : ROW 1: M. Kupinski, M. Glass Co-Capt., S. Cronin Co-Capt., G. Sarty, K. Brown, ROW 2: M. Dutka, P. MacAlpine, M. Rigatti, K. Earls, L. O'Day, J. Berthiaume, Manager. Coach Brody Coach Palmer bs ROW 1: J. Nelson, C. Haddock, A. Porter Co-Capt., Coach Palmer, D. Wassmar Co-Capt., L. Gadaire, ROW 2: M. Poirier, R. Bliss, M. Rigatti, D. Faugno, G. Waite, M. Dutka. 155 Soe ESC WS x 156 Gymnastics ROW 1:L. Bacon, J. MacAlpine, D. Sherman, T. Baillargeon, J. Urban, D. Steensen, B. Nash . ROW 2: T. Porter, S. Lavoie, T. Littlejohn, Capt. S. Stevens, J. Sherman, B. Clancy, M. Sherman, D. Rohan. ROW 1: D. Staves, D. Gaudette, Co-Capt. E. Bourassa, ROW 2: K. Dalton, T. Steensen, Co- Capt. R. MacAlpine, T. Longino, D. MacAlpine, Coach Fortier (not pictured). MS 7 158 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Robert Bombard Edward Bzdula DEDICATION It is with sincere regret and humblest apology that we, The Staff of the 1974 TANTASQUAN, acknowledge the unforgivable fact that we omitted, among other things, the formal pictures of our two most respected and revered assistant principals from that yearbook. Furthermore it is fervently hoped that this feeble attempt at redemption will be recognized for what it is, a sincere and honest token of a careless and honest mistake. As a more tangible symbol of our contriteness we wish to dedicate this supplement to those aforementioned gentlemen, Mr. Robert Bombard and Mr. Edward Bzdula. Supplement to 1974 TANTASQUAN GRADUATION Henry Schroeder $e os eee” eee LS Jonathan Davol Supplement to 1974 TANTASQUAN Ann Bergman EXERCISES Supplement to 1974 TANTASQUAN a 4 5 a : 6 : Selo AO RRR RNC oes gb Sidi TEACHER’S PLAY The 1973-74 school year witnessed a most successful production of Fiddler on the Roof. Not-withstanding the fact that this was the teachers first attempt at a musical it was most enthusiastically received. There were many factors which contributed to this immense success, not the least important of which, was the outstanding interpreta- tion of the lead role of Tevye by Mr. Bombard. Other contributing factors were the brilliant stage direction of Mr. Russell and the exciting musical direc- tion of Mr. David Robertson. Still other significant contributions were the sen- sitive performances of other people including many students and just plain friends of the school. As a result of this rewarding and enriching experience perhaps another “tradition” has been established at T.R.H.S. Te SP yey ee VaR? FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Tevye Golde Tzeitel Hodel Chave Shprintze Bielke Yente Motel Perchik Lazar Wolf Mordcha Rabbi Mendel Avrahm Nachum Grama Tzeitel Fruma Sarah Constable Fyedka Sasha Shaindel The Fiddler Robert Bombard Barbara Blake Gloria Earls Alice Russell Susan Whitman Cathy Cawley Kristin Russell Gay James Andre Ravenelle Bruce Porelle Keith Knowlton Ken Blake Harry Kachadoorian Chris Castendyck Norbert Matera Ronald Stietzel Elaine Knowlton Judy Barouxis Brian O’Neil Bradley Bole Robert MacAlpine Barbara Stietzel Norbert Matera Beverly Laliberte Cathy Kennedy Judith Davey Sally Seelig Betsy Robertson Charles Thompson Ted Steenson Donna Biron Lorraine Haddock Steve Davol Carol Jones Nancy Bene Ruella Barnes Pat Heroux Noel Plouffe Mark Cawley Louise Willet Al Jones Merryl Girling Robert Mullins Nancy Castendyck Joy Littlejohn Barbara Matera Phyllis Fleischauer Linda Steenson Frank Bansfield Michelle Genereux BASEBALL ROW 1: J. Bansfield, C. Macdonald, M. Cawley, G. Brackett, P. Desautels, E. Goggin, D. Hutchinson. ROW 2: Coach W. Emrich, M. Muska, W. Emrich, T. DiGregorio, B. Huffman, T. Porter. Both the Varsity and the Junior Varsity teams had quite successful years, also both were young teams so they should have another good year this year. ROW 1: T. Giguere, G. Casey,S. Monnett, N. Martin, B. Huffman, T. DiGregorio,N. DiGregorio. ROW 2: Coach W. Carroll, C. Carty, M. Griffin, T. Grignon, B. Leone, W. Emrich, P. Howard,T. Porter, S. Schroth and V. Jackson (not pictured). Supplement to 1974 TANTASQUAN SOFTBALL ROW 7: M. Gay, G. Waite, C. Haddock, S. Waite, S. May, M. Glass. ROW 2: R. Bliss, L. O’Day, M. Rigatti, K. Ahern, L. Peloquin (manager), S. LaFerriere, Coach Brody. ROW 3: P. MacAlpine, K. Brown, R. Lacy, C. Woodsum, C. Padula, L. Bacon, S. Cronin, C. Corbin. Phe, fw ve ee TR Supplement to 1974 TANTASQUAN ROW 1: D. Perry, K. Drogue, G. Sherman, A. Hayward, Capt. John Hopkins, S$. Skowyra, R. Ling, L. Skowyra, T. Sherman, S. Hesse, M. Rasys, M. Allen, L. Hicks, D. Hennessey, S. Heske, J. Hopkins. Anon gta me we ‘ Wy CAG Ww SL as AARBINEEEea ns . oo ae SRAENTEIARE N ee a8 Mat AY | : Saray ae N AN Supplement to the 1974 TANTASQUAN Dupont, ROW 2: Coach Dube, G. enter ROW 1: A. Bergman, T. Brackett, L. Ballard, M. Hopkins, T. Cadieux, K. Earls, S$. Perry. ROW 2: Coach Dube, S. Murray, C. Hemingway; Capt., J. Beauchemin, M. Dutka, S. Dickson, L. Haddock. Supplement to the 1974 TANTASQUAN ay a ‘ ti eee! Supplement to the 1974 TANTASQUAN ROW 71: J. Martin, $. MacFadden, K. Ross, D. Davis, J. Stearns. ROW 2: J. MacAlpine, S. Baum, C. St. Laurent, L. Drogue, D. Faugno, S. Lavoie. ROW 3: Coach Ulrich, C. Emrich, T. Littlejohn, M. Rigatti, E. May, G. Sarty. Supplement to the 1974 TANTASQUAN Supplement to the 1974 TANTASQUAN le 159 160 Varsity Cheerleaders G. Barbieri, M. Leibreid, R. Campbell, A. Bergmann, R. Lacy, S. Dickson, J. Beauchemin, T. Brackett, C. Phipps, (Not pictured) T. Artruc, M. Provost. 161 Junior Varsity ROW 1:S. Meunzberg, S. Morris. ROW 2: J. Martin, R. Martel, D. O’Konski, H. Martel, S. Grubert, L. St.Laurent, G. Waite. 162 Jr. High — Freshmen 163 164 165 This years athletic teams again were a major school activity as all Varsity, Junior Varsity, Freshmen and Junior High teams put the Tantasqua spirit into their every competition. The fall schedule included a Varsity Football team whose drive, determination and loyalty exemplified all victo- ries and made up for any losses. The Junior Varsity Football team shows potential for being one of the better teams this school has seen. Cross Country runners tried out a new coach and liked it as this years record was quite commendable. The Soccer players, also under new leadership, found their prowess led them to a very successful season. The Boy’s Basketball team continues to grow stronger and stronger. Other schools were paying more attention to the game of this years varsity players than in the past. The Junior Varsity found themselves with a pleasing record at the end of their season. Up and coming are the Freshmen and Junior High teams. The Junior High team was certainly rewarded for their hustle and continuous drive by winning the Annual Knights of Columbus Jr. High Basketball Tournament. The Girl's Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball teams found themselves equipped with many fine palyers and an all out effort brought them deserving victories. Gymnastics at Tantas- qua were super this year. The boys came by many victories and our girls were not only undefeated but placed first at Western Mass. competition. Spring sports bloom again for Tantasqua as the Baseball, Softball and Track teams give opposing schools on their schedules something to worry about. The Tennis team has the potential to again capture the Border Con- ference. They are making it a regular thing. All through the year the Cheerleaders have been working hard to give all teams as much support as possible. Their three season year ends with the Annual David Prouty Cheerleading Tournament. A GREAT job all around. 166 167 (op) (oe) What Ace up my sleeve??? Look ma no cavities! CHEESE!!! 169 ,! ts ee , sare’ see Oe ? S e « a Be 170 STURBRIDGE HOUSE Restaurant Lounge . Sturbridge, Mass. Congratulations — Class Rings Class of '74 — Yearbooks Best Wishes advertising, inc. professional center, sturbridge, massachusetts 01566 telephone 617 347-3738 | Wish to take this opportunity to thank the entire Business Staff for the help they have given me. Also, | wish to Thank, in particular, Laura, Dave, Donna, Gerry, and Cathy, for being there when | needed them. There is a Boy for every Girl — anda Diamond, Too See our large selection of wedding rings in our new Bridal Boutique. CORMIER SONS 42 Central St., Southbridge CLOSED WEDNESDAY 764-7415 Compliments of RUSSELL-HARRINGTON CO. Manufacturers Of Fine Cutlery Southbridge, Mass. Your Student Council Members Missing: Lorraine Rusell Jeff Brown Mary Clancy Deborah Harvey Cathy Johnson Scott Garieri 7 Members Compliments of STAN KAITBENSKI Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Congratulations To The Class of 1974 TANTASQUA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Our Friends ... Mr. Mrs. Guido J. Barbieri and Family Mr. Mrs. James Adams Mr. Mrs. Leeds Frye Capitol Cleaners Mr. Mrs. Ralph Banwell Jr. Nancy Jones Set. Harvey Mitchell Stan Eva Parzych Jim The Janitor Mr. Mrs. Albert Coderre The Students of the Machine Shop Robert MacAlpine Phyllis MacAlpine Jane MacAlpine Douglas MacAlpine American Yearbook Co. Mr. Mrs. Robert Loggie Mr. Mrs. Albert W. Birchenough Patty Cheney Lawrence Paul D. and Charlotte A. Russell Mr. Mrs. Robert Morin Helen Harriet Mitchell Congratulations Tom, From O. J. “In the revelry of New Year’s, Remember Roberto”’ Congratulations to the Senior Class from GY Galileo Electro-Optics Corp. 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