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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1977 volume:

TOPO a Pe Rua eek rae oh it $ =. 2 eS ‘ ephtie SI SHR MOE 1976 = 1977 TANTASQUAN SUPPLEMENT Table Of Contents Prom Boy’s Track Seniors Girl’s Track Graduation JV Baseball Oliver Softball Boy’s Tennis Golf Girl’s Tennis Baseball We, the editors of this supplement, wish to present this as a tribute to the seniors and the 1976 - ’77 state baseball champions. Judy Erban, editor he 2a es Via oe aye see Prom 1977 SMR Ne Ot AE mR a imam: em ans Nem Ne: RNR: Saat EN a: ame eed ri SSN ny ee Res 7 Prom Queen Terri Russell and Escort Crazy Legs Song’s In The Key Of Life Another ice cube? PEEK-A-BOO “Aren't we a cute couple?” B. Peet and S. Hannon GROUP PORTRAIT Geekers Crow, what am | doing here? A. Scott and C. Moore K. Drogue and J. Sherman Kim Novak eyerey? PNP RP Tet } 12 s} ‘ : | : ; . , %. 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Oliver Twist meets the Artful Dodger in London. The Artful Dodger tell Fagin the police took Oli- ver away in his first time out. Fagin is looking at his jewelry after his boys are all sacked out. Brian Tremblay as Fagin. Row 1: T. Dupont, G. Sherman, T. Wilson, B. Ling Row 2: B. Bergmann, J. Sherman, B. Esmay, J. Hopkins, Coach McNeff Their record was 17 - 1. Their one loss came at the hands of Bartlett, with whom the Warriors are Co-Champs of the Border Conference. This is the boy’s 5th Consecutive Border Conference Ti- tle. Unfortunately no scores are avail- able. Girl’s Tennis oie 2 ae’ “ . hs ye io Row 1: C. Heske, P. Canavan, M. Silverberg, C. Labonte, M. Kozlowski Row 2: Coach Bourdeau, C. Cawley, $. Murray, L. Hartwick, D. Durand, S. Morris, L. Labonte, J. Filler Their record was 4 - 14. They beat Baypath and Oxford twice, resulting in their four wins. Unfortunately no scores or the sched- ule is available at this time. Boy’s Track NO TEAM PICTURE AVAILABLE MEMBERS: P. Bastien, R. Beeman, D. Bliss, M. Bliss, H. Burt, H. Chaffee, B. Dion, E. Duncan, G. Esmay, J. Ferrara, F. Gaumond, S. Gerrish, E. Griggs, M. Hudson, Y. Jackson, B. Kenney, D. La- chance, J. LaChapelle, D. Littlejohn, G. Ludvigson, D. MacAlpine, M. Mar- tel, B. McGann, P. Parker, D. Perrault, G. Phipps, B. Reed, G. Reilly, G. Strei- cher, R. Thompson, C. Truax, P. Woodward, D. Wiles, M. Young. Coach: Mr. Errede. Palmer-Won Athol-Lost Southbridge-Lost Auburn-Lost Prouty-Lost Bay Path-Won Stafford Springs-Lost Millbury-Lost Girl’s Track Math ca TEE as eta het TR WHE ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT, S. Muenzberg, S. Baum, T. Littlejohn, B. Clancy, S. May, M. Goodrich. ROW 2, J. MacAlpine, D. Syna, S. Finney, P. Jurczyk, K. Peterson. ROW 3, Coach Robie, C. Giroux, S. Woodard, D. Sherman, J. Dahler, P. Sorenson, K. Allen, D. Young, Coach Carter. Athol-Lost Northbridge-Lost Palmer-Won Westboro-Lost Oxford-Lost Baypath-Won Millbury-Lost Shepard Hill-Won Northbridge-Lost Assabet-Won Auburn-Lost Assabet-Lost Junior Varsity Baseball Row 1: D. Boone, K. Griffin, J. Padula, P. DiGregorio, M. Voyagis Row 2: R. Dion, J. Grandone, A. Carty, B. Gregory, C. Martin, Coach Walker The JV Warriors started strong by winning 7 of their first 10 games. Good pitching and timely hitting provided the impetus for the good start. However, they slumped a bit at the end of the season, and finished with a record of 9 wins and 9 losses. The lessons learned by these sophomores will stand them in good stead when they move up to the Varsity next. year, and help in the efforts to repeat as Division II State Champs. , The JV Roster: Bob Gregory-p, of; Phil DiGregorio-c; Randy Dion-1b, p; Jim Grandone-2b; Mike Voyagis-ss; Kevin Griffin-3b; Dan Boone-of; Joe Padula-of; Chris Martin-of; Andy Carty- p, of. Softball ail or) Ly: ht : y Moly “ ih [ Ky A V4 ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT; K. Beaton, C. Provost, R. Bliss, T. Gray, A. Porter, K. Brown. ROW 2; Coach St. Germain, B. Gillis, B. LaFlamme, K. Hoenig, C Haddock, K. Livernois, G. Waite. PS _— he we 4 SI Scores: N. Brookfield 5, THS 25, Quabog 13, THS 5, Monson 7, THS 11, Auburn 27, THS 7, Bay Path 11, THS 7, Ware 8, THS 4, Bartlett 26, THS 1, Shep. Hill 9, THS 10, Southbridge 6, THS 14, Auburn 15, THS 7, Bay Path 4, THS 17, Bartlett 2, THS 4, Southbridge 6, THS 3, Shep. Hill 6, THS 5, Ware 10, THS 5, N. Brookfield 12, THS 8, Quabog 8, THS 7, Monson 15, THS 26 y ie ie! i bf eae: ‘ LEFT TO RIGHT, Coach Farland, B. Gregory, C. Martel, J. Briere, K. Brunelle, T. Giguere, P. Brosnan, D. Burrow, T. Young, D. Gregory North Brookfield Won Won Quaboag Won Won Monson Won Won Shepard Hill Lost Lost Auburn Lost Lost Bartlett Won Won Southbridge Lost ¢ acta cmentes — wwe Lost OMe Bane er We man Bay Path Won Palmer Won Leicester Won 20 LL. TIVaASVE 3 oD) = poms vO bees 3 oD) S O J Tp) =, SY) QW. = as S 1) a “ JUST ONE MORE TIME ... JUICE. It was the Warrior magic word en route to a state title. How can one possibly explain the 1977 baseball season under first year coach Mike Dube. Where does one start? The only possible place to go is to the States and the local news. ‘The Tantasqua Regional theme was ‘One More Time’ at the start of the state Division 2 championship baseball game Saturday at Renfrew Field. Little did the small army of fans realize it would have to make the 230-mile trek one more time to clinch it. The Warriors learned a few things in the first go-round before the rains came and washed out the title game after four full innings Saturday. The first was to cover the right field line against Drury lead-off hitter Steve Pennock. The second was that the Warriors could hit and run on Drury High starter Glen Boyer almost at will. The third was that ‘Big Macs’ don’t do the job ... And it was the Whopper that came through for the Warriors. After stopping at Burger King for lunch, Tantasqua battled its way out of two deficits to cop the state championship with the same cast of heroes- John Ferrara, Mark St. Jean, Paul Grignon and Nick DiGre- gorio (in no particular order) that had gotten it to the pinnacle ... To be sure, the game was the least artistic of all the Warrior playoff wins. The Warriors had gotten great pitching every game, but Casey was hit hard when he came back on Sunday, and reliever Grignon couldn't find the plate and walked four of the five batters he faced in the five-run seventh inning. Only Hutchinson, the forgotten second starter in the rotation, could set the Blue Devils down, after giving up a two-run bouncer off the third base bag to the first batter he faced. Tantasqua’s speed and aggressiveness were as important as any other factor in leading it to the crown. Each time a Warrior reached base, the Blue Devils were overly aware that he would probably go, they were powerless to stop it, and the result was a batch of costly errors ... AT TIMES ‘I thought I had lost it for these kids.’ Dube said later. ‘It would have been a tough thing to live with for twelve months.’ He didn’t have to live with it even for a half hour. The last Warrior rally of the season (“Old fashioned, crazy, go-get-em, juice, baseball,’ Dube called it) unfolded in the bottom of the seventh as had almost all the others, with the Warriors running helter-skelter around the bases and someone (or two) punching a key hit ... Labonte’s liner to left made it official, and only a couple of nice stops by DiGregorio, who had moved to Hutch’s spot at short, were needed in the top of the ninth, to put the stamp on it. The Warrior team bus was met at the Sturbridge Turnpike exit by two fire engines, four police cruisers and an entourage of cars and the parade found its way to the Sturbridge Plaza and then to the Brookfield Road High School where it was met by a carpet to the front door and an additional 400 fans. ‘The town went crazy,’ said Dube, who got the toss into the pond at the high school from his players. ‘I told them to soak it all in. They deserve it.’” The team, aside from their championship season, also passed most of the school’s records in baseball. They were known for stolen bases, home runs, among other things. After being feted by the town all through the summer with banquets and testimonial dinners, the team settled down, with new jackets and status to await the return of spring and a new baseball season. DAN BOONE-“Dan”, swift, our ‘Booneshot’, missed bus, good bat, Jim’s tackling dummy, up from minors, next years stealer. ‘Just one more time and maybe the local sportswriter will realize that that little jitterbug that goes in to pinch run really has the improbable name of Dan Boone.’’“’I can’t be- lieve it.” BOB GREGORY- “Bob”, runs waved in champ, low ball pitch- er up from minors, super smile, good bat, anxious for next year. “Just one more time for Bob Gregory, who has spent his playoff in the third base coaches box, to frantically wave another runner home, then dive on top of the celebration in back of home plate.” “We're going to do it, Coach.” THEY’RE NOT.” road.” y ... Al Walker, asst. coach, giant with heart as big, good insight, stabilizer, loser of keys, taker of keys, farmboy at heart, 4, truck driver, great help and friend. “I don’t have 5 your keys.” “I think Jim- , my’s ready.”’ ‘‘WE’RE STATE CHAMPS AND Walt Luce, ‘Walt’, transportation, gourmet, | globetrotter, leader, cards, cards, great sup- porter, good friend. “I 7 think this is a_ better . a fiery new coach in Mike Dube, juice maker, “667-Black-Toledo”, great memory, loser of keys, great pacer, pre- dictor, verbal errors, ‘I said we would be in the states. I told them before the sea- son started, when we were on our way back from a doubleheader at Falmouth, that if we put it together, we’d be in the states ... we’ve got kids with tremen- dous pride - great competitiors. We lost only when we failed to do things. Hey, we've been looking to get here all season long, and here we are. We’re out to win five - one at a time.’”’ JUST one more time and Mike Dube can rip off the baseball shirt, throw it into the pond in leftfield and proclaim that he’s got better things to do than stand in a funny colored suit, yell numbers that mean nothing and tell jokes. Dube has just one more chance to plead for “Juice, gimme some juice out there.” Dube said it last night, a little after six, just before the Warrior bus flew home from Quincy. “It’s been one hell of a playoff series.’” Just one more time now ... They'll believe Dube now ... YY) ie ed) io UO Oo — (ae) 5 GE U oD) on @x jams JIM GRIGNON-. co-captain-“Whiz Kid”, super leader, HR champ _ballplayer, pitcher, loser of many baseballs, speed to burn, torn pants, dirty hat award, tops under pressure, loves that right field swamp, breaker of records, gets hotter when the weather does, Border Confer- ence All Star, MVP, “Just one more time and Jim Grignon will be instantly voted the greatest athlete ever to grace the corridors of the Brookfield Rd. school and elected mayor of Sturbridge.” be- cause- “You don’t tug on Superman’s cape; You don’t spit into the wind, You don’t pull the mask off the lone ranger and you don’t mess around with Jim.” “Nice Rip, Pig” “Rip City’ “Gimme The _ Good Balls” “ 7 SONOS Wet ies ae ee KEVIN LABONTE - “Gig”, superath- lete, quickness personified, bad ball hitter, clutch man, ready smile, coach’s dream, Sue’s man, “Cool”, greatest ground coverge, power boy, Border Conference All Star, ‘Labonte Cranks’, “Just one more time for Ke- vin Labonte, who crushed the ball all season long to snap his playoff mini- slump and hammer Drury into sub- mission.” “I’m goin’ta rip.” “I bit my- MARK GRIFFIN - co-captain- “Pig” by teammates for eating seven main dishes in 15 minutes, “stone glove’ until the pressure was on, foot stamp- er, head knocker, temper champ, great RBI man, great arm, chief bleep man. “He picks up RBI’s like pennies, known by girls at other schools as 26, now 10, on third base ... the one who’s cute. “Just one more time around for Mark Griffin, to sprawl in front of a liner, scramble up, and throw a runner out from across the diamond.” -will probably stomp him- self up to his neck in stonedust one of these days. ‘‘Whatta my doin wrong?” “Ss gece i 24 BRIAN KAITBENSKI’’Kip”, long body, big heart, green trucker, one handed, good arm, nap taker, “eyes’’, ‘‘SUPER slider”, great cookout host, 3 A.M. bus driver, a competitor. “Just one more time for senior Brian Kaitbenski, the most unselfish Warrior, to come out of the game around the fifth in- ning, perch on the bench, and yell his guts out for his teammates. ‘I can’t see.” PAUL GRIGNON - Paul, su- per arm, hair, bench leader, nice hat, super quick, de- sire personified, clutch, great 2nd half, next year’s co-captain, a rock behind the plate, “easily the best catcher in the Border Con- ference.” Border Confer- ence All-Star. ‘‘They’re get- ting to know Paul, ‘the oth- er Grignon’, too.” “Just one more time and Paul Grig- non might be recognized for what he has been - one of the two or three top ballplayers in the clutch and a quiet, stabilizing force. The earthling on a club of wide-eyed space cadets.” “Yup.” “C’mon you guys.” CRAIG HUTCHINSON- “Hutch” “Big Red”, gutsy pitcher, big play man, boy who grew, helmet distance award, quiet fierceness, man who did it when it counted’ most. ‘Just one more time and maybe the local sportswriter. will real- ize that Hutch is not a sen- ior, although he has the ability, coolness and leader- ship of one.” “Just one more time and the heady Hutchinson can go back to work on his manuel on how to play shortstop. Two of the plays he has made could be photographed to put in every ‘how to’ book.” “If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs, blotching grounders and throwing wildly to the plate ... then you can pitch. Ex- cuse me Rudyard Kipling, but Craig Hutchinson, Tan- tasqua’s tempestuous red- head, is ready to join the ranks of men.”’ ‘‘Me, Coach?-Now?” “I couldn't get over the barbed wire.” CHRIS GRUBERT- “Runna”, sur- prise, head first slider, Sun God, cool shades, good man, play by play with a stick wrapped in tape. “Where’s the sun?”, ‘Party Down.” JOHN FERRARA - “Johnny”, acci- - dent prone, ball mouth, super pure hitter, nice heel, strategic re- turns to base, clutch man-bat and glove, nice lip thanks to Saint, next year’s co-captain, “Just one more time and John Ferrara cari say, -“Feets, do yo’ thing and run like a madman around the bases with no one there to disturb his jaunt.” “Just one more time and Ferrara will not be remembered as the sea- son’s “Unsung Hero’’. Not with a .400 playoff batting average and 8 runs batted in.” “Really, Coach?” “1 know, Coach, | know.” 26 TED CASEY- ‘Sad Sack’’, baggy big-game pitcher slap hitter, cool in clutch, MARK ST. JEAN-“Saint’”’, speed demon when sleeping, marsh- mallow line drivers - until it counted - then thunder, great arm, slippery foot, glove man, ‘“‘“Gene Tenace Memorial Where Were You During the Regular Season Award” ‘‘Just one more time and junior Mark St. Jean, who had just nine hits during the regular season and has six in four playoff games- every one a big one- can go on the lecture circuit with a disser- tation on ‘The Pressures of Play- off Baseball.’ ” “I don’t know, | just don’t know.” string bean, tough to hit, south- paw, mind-boggling performer. “Looks like another loose lefty, Bill Lee-the leg jerk forward, first base before the delivery, the windup, even the cocked hat.” Warrior Sad � Sack No More. “Great.” “My eye will be fine.” NICK DIGREGORIO- “Nick”, unsung, floppy glove, shoulder bat, hair, Fred Lynn catch, game saver, clutch man, loose as a goose, great guy, team flake, hustler, prepares for game by eating TWO - not one- whop- pers, great understudy at short. “Just one more time for Nick DiGregorio to stick his head into a photograph, make a cir- cus grab in the outfield, and to walk around smiling and wear- ing that pointed hat of his.” “I'll pitch, Coach.” “Got any soap, Coach?” ‘My finger is OK.” STEVE LITTLE- “Floyd”, great arm, curve ball artist, good speed, great potential, smile guy. “1 didn’t mean to.” “I don’t like this mound.” WAYNE GRUDZIEN - “Wayne”, soc- cer leg, good bat, speed, scramble hands, great potential, smiley, juice made him a believer, joke and party man on the bench. “I’m going to kill the ball, Coach.” “Did the ice-cream man bring the ball back.” TERRI CASTANO- “Terri”, BETH OPISHINSKI- “Beth”, manager, mental error manager, scorer, mental er- sleuth, bl eep counter, happy __ ror definer, Kool-Aid queen, face, good buddy. friend in need. Let’s not forget the girls. Seated Left to Right; Ted Casey, Nick DiGregorio, Paul Grignon, Co-Captains Mark Griffin and Jim Grignon, John Ferrara, Steve Little, Bob Gregory. Standing, Left to Right; Coach Mike Dube, Kevin LaBonte, Dan Boone, Craig Hutchinson, Chris Grubert, Wayne .Grudzien, Brian Kaitbenski, Mark St. Jean, Asst. Coach Al Walker. Missing; Terri Castano, Beth Opishinski. ua i wie 5 yh a ctl A arr ern Lee “J re Se XX _y wee te ORI g ve, SEASON RECORD PRE-SEASON TAHANTO NORTH BROOKFIELD SHARON FALMOUTH MAHAR REGULAR SEASON SUTTON QUABOAG MONSON OXFORD AUBURN BAYPATH ATHOL SHEPHERD HILL SUTTON SOUTHBRIDGE AUBURN WARE BAYPATH BARTLETT SHEPHERD HILL SOUTHBRIDGE ATHOL BARTLETT QUABOAG MONSON MILLBURY THE DISTRICTS SHEPHERD HILL GRAFTON QUABBIN THE STATES BRIDGEWATER RAYNHAM DRURY THS 8 14 LW) OPP Whe BROWDUNWOAN A FABONUAD HO DWN ON WW oO ing May Never Stop The Cheer he aes | ey Pen ae ) f CATIONAL 54 Crea: a0 nda hee : Qua REGIONAL Hic gQ P FEL?� HOLLAND, STUp Bp Sex Sh pO” 0G. IO ger Time it was, ; if ne | gO A gy?! : And what a time it was, 3 Ale L N Itwas... S | ‘ A time of innocence, ) 47, SS A time of confidences. Ss Long ago...itmustbe... | have a photograph. : ; Preserve tee memories, They're all that's left you. _. We hope that we have put together a yearbook that will help you to remember all your times at - Tantasqua, good and bad. We have tried to include as much as possible. If you have any grievous complaints about the way this book was put together, we ask you; Where were you when we need- ed help and suggestions: ne 3 Pe ow wes : Mrs ae gm Saree BETH OPISHINSKI, Editor, Seniors ‘ie } ELLEN SCHMIDT, Activities, ''Right hand man : BETSY CLANCY, Seniors SUE MAY, Faculty MICHELLE RIGATTI, Underclassmen v4 MARK GRIFFIN, Sports JIM GRIGNON, Asst. Sports 7 LENNY PETRILLO, Vocational PAUL PARKER, Vocational SALLY WHITMAN, Asst. Activities TERRI RUSSELL, Advertisements PAUL MANDEVILLE, Photographer MR. BLAKE, Advisor Ode to the Final Doom of the Human Race, } High speed, Heart attacks, bumps and creaks, Screaming Mongols, short-haired freaks, Lumpy seats, immeasurable noise, These are some of the wondrous joys Awaiting you on your local bus, A vehicle meant to torture us. Early in the morning you are forced to rise, And await the cause of your demise. The grinning driver in his seat, Won't be content with mere defeat, And he won't stand for vanity, What he wants is your sanity, In the afternoon they drop you off, Your body racked with a shuddering cough. In a cloud of dust they let you lie, Battered and beaten, but you cannot die! You rally your strength for another day, When once again you pass this way. Homeward you crawl in degradation, The price you pay for education. TAVTASQUA, REG. HIGH BRAIMPELD, BROOK HELD, HOLLAND, STURBR DGE WALES , ASS. What is food to one man may be fierce poison to another... Highly fed and lowly taught-Eat enough and it will make you wise. You gotta see it to believe it. How do you handle a hungry man? ral he | Look to this day for it is life ae the very life of life Barcel in its brief course lie all the realities and truths of existence the joy of growth the splendor of action the glory of power [ |p For yesterday is but a memory And tomorrow is only a vision But today well lived makes every yesterday a memory (| of happiness S and every tomorrow a vision of hope Look well, therefore, to this day! Ancient Sanskrit Poem I had always felt that... school came Into existence the day I entered it, was vibrantly real While I was a student there, And then blinked out like a candle The day I left. A Separate Peace SPIRIT WEEK = ' ii %- hg q = ONCE UPON A TIME ... W. Ling A. Finney mie Zz | Ae A. Porter M. Oliver L. Mathieu Joe Grignon C. Caron amidt = ereeeremenenn: os air S. Morris B. Bergmann D. Vallee S. Matys D. Curboy D. Perry C. Biron A. Graham J. Butler R. Martel W. Dickson A. Dutka R. Ballard M. Goodrich D- Miner Sn | Fst fi JE M. Rigatti B. Brown T. Russell D. Marcille | { I do not know what I may appear to the world, Lio | | | . | but to myself I seem to have been only imhe coke-Bottle like a boy playing on the seashore, and T Kid.” a diverting myself in now and then finding a prettier shell or a smoother pebble than ordinary whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me. Isaac Newton K. Bole S. Garieri D. Wheaton B. Morse W. Corbin J. Nelson ey F 4 S S ° J. Carty J. Sherman R. Mundell H. Martel YOU’VE COME A LONG WAY BABIES .. suoiua i TERK I 7OKY 7 Rese ee en a eae es aa “BEST ALL AROUND” 10 MARK ALLEN, President Allah CHERYL HESKE L: Many. DL: Few. PP: my ring. HA: to survive in this great big cruel world! FM: Summer of '75. FS: ''Meet- ing'', Smile, Life is Tough, Heeey, what can I say! c lass v.p. 4, student council 4, tennis 1,2,3,4, yearbook 3,4. .N.H.S. 3,4. varsity ''T'' club 3,4, West Side Story, ath- letic director's aide 4, morning announcer 4, prom com- mittee 4, Sound of Music. 1977 GLASS OFFICERS L: tennis, sports cars, ham radio, Rom's, C.C., S.C., E.L. P., permanence, applause, the beach, phone calls, myriads of knobs and dials controlling superhuman abili- ties, Yates' physics. DL: communism, pressures, commer- cials, failing, acne, stripes, accidents, colds, limitations, apathetic people, strained conversations. PP: my vocabu- lary, my lab. HA: Magna Cum Laude Harvard, to dictate my own life, to surpass my superiors. FS: ''Wales Tech, here I come! ' tennis 1,2,3 capt., 4 capt., cross-country 2,3 co-capt., 'N.H.S. 2,3 exec. comm., 4 v.p., football 4, varsity club 3,4 pres., math team 1,2,3,4 class president 4. CHERYL HESKE, Vice-President Hesk!!, Cher! The senior section is dedicated to the memory of our class- mate, Timmy Sprout SUSAN BAUM 2 L: Vt., plants, new snow, Hogback, down comforters, schlitzcrabbers, family and friends, chocolate, snow days, hugs, the ocean, skiing. DL: SEAFOOD, doyling, THUHS'', wedgies, 20 questions, marching band, big bums, ''C's'', braces, being broke, rainy Monday morn- ings. PP: my friends and family. HA: to write my name in the snow. FM: Summer 1976. FS:''Come on you guys. band 1,2,3,4. student council 3,4. class secretary 2,3,4.ski club 3,4. fine arts club 3,4. BETHANY LYNN OPISHINSKI, Treasurer Beth'', ''Sylvie'! SUSAN BAUM, Secretary 'tBomber'! BETH OPISHINSKI L: a bashee-playing musician, rolling my own, my cat, big nights out on the town with the ''Lewd ', art, Indian culture, ocean, star-bellied sneetches, green eggs and ham, individualism, my Russian blood, S.0.S. Spies Inc. DL: loose-goose soup, the group, asparagus, cigarettes, jolly jocks, super studs, getting caught, ''Friends'' who aren't what they pretend to be-HM. Rex Stout on occa- sion. PP: my brass bed and my derby hat. HA: to bea Parisian courtesan-but will probably become a main street floozy. FM. my Dad, my goat, the ''Double Date'', Fritz, Terry. FS: ' Every pidgeon to it's own hole .. . and ‘no one should go looking for a better place to stay.'' tomahawk 1;2. ind. study 3,4. yearbook 2,3,4 ''editor-in- chief'', N.H.S. 2,3,4. prom committee 3,4. foreign lan- guages club 4. class treasurer 1,2,3,4. (gym evasion 1,2,3,4.) MARK ABDELLA.- : L: mopar’s, ford's, Mr. Bombard, art, gourmet foods, foods | and II. DL: school, math, english, social studies, T.H.S., CHEVY'S! PP: maluke, my green turtle, Captain Zig-Zag coat, roach clip, My Ford. HA: To be as high as the clouds, to be a chef. FM: Dec. 31-May 30, Summer of “75 , a certain person. FS: What can | say?, How are ya?, Keep it in your pants., What's happening?, Ya want to go partying? LYNN ARSENAULT L: Being married to Dana, my°Siamese cat Ming, horses, my family, Mrs. Esmay, my apartment, kids, swimming, long hair, Sturbridge, my friends, bookkeeping, jeans, the ocean, bare feet, money, being happy, clothes, meatball grinders, dogs, my senior year. DL: stuck-up people, being hurt, crying, most of the cheerleaders, school lunches, be- ing sick, J.M., detentions, Southbridge High, rainy days, spiders, no money, Monday mornings, being cold, gym. PP: Dana. HA: to be a good wife and mother. FM: June 5, 1976, Dec. 8, 1974. FS: ‘‘I'm sorry.” fe THERESE BAILLARGEON L: hiking up the mountain, my fuddy buddy and the rest of the Gigs, candy, Treesa, the Montreal Canadians, gym- nastics, being a ‘Canuck, red Lincoln Continentals, the Sil- ver Lim and Gomer. DL: Boston Bruins, mosquitoes, math, jealous people, cold toes, sauerkraut, hypocrites and nubs. PP: my lucky siug and the mountain. HA: to become coach of the Montreal Canadians(HaHA) FM: ‘Is dat da cat dat ate . . . your boots? ’ FS: Do not follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Student Council 1,2,3. N.H.S. 2, sec. 3, pres. 4. gymnastics 1,2, co-capt. 3, co-capt. 4. volleyball co- capt 4. Varsity ‘T ’ 3,4. Foreign Language Club vice-pres. 4. é RACHEL BALLARD L: Summer, |Austria, soccer, warmth, O.H., smuggler, wilds, rain, friends, sunrise, swimming, traveling, spring. DL: A certain someone, coldness.HA:To find happiness.F- M:Aug. 8, 1976.FS:Everybody loves a lover.PP:My free- dom. | WENDY BAWDEN L: California, the ocean, ice cream, skiing, sleeping, brown eyes, summer days, laughter, flowers, honest people, warm smiles.DL: Braces, telephone poles, curfews, alarm clocks, bus rides, people who can't mind their own busi- ness, saying good-by, misunderstandings, being depres- sed.PP: All {3 memories.HA;: To be at peace with my- self.FM: 6 19 76. FS: ‘‘Right? ’ Student Council 3,4. Ma- jorettes 3. Fine Arts Club 3. BILL BERGMANN L: Good people, skiing in powder deeper than a foot and a half, music, 63 stratocasters, Piseco, mountains, whole- some girls, Saabs, Tanglewood, tennis when it's not frus- trating, skate boarding, being perverted, Big Bums, “Statesboro Blues’, taking it easy, chili dogs, being alone once in awhile. DL: Rain in the winter, lima beans, crowds, lack of snow, having to hurry, seeing people down and out, hassles, hard liquor; leaving, things | can't under- stand. PP: My life, HA: To be satisfied with everything | say and do. eM: When Schonman pants'ed me in front of Mrs. Antos at soccer physical. FS: ‘What a bummer’, ‘‘ah @ = ! Soccer 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2,4. Varsity “T'’ 3,4. Tennis 3,4. Ski Club 1,2,3,4. | CHERYL BIEBER L: Clair Belanger, singing, hiking, loving, talking, flirting, going to folk music concerts, playing my 12 string, being loved-Kev. DL: All that is insincere, pollution, having to go to work in the middle of a soccer game. PP: His Sweet Spirit, my guitar.HA: To always be all | can be.FM: May 1976.FS: It makes sense to me’, ‘‘Really’’, ‘‘Gravity”’, ‘I ‘love you’’, ‘'Whop’’. Concert Choir 1,2,3,4. Choreleers 1,2,3,4. Sturbridge Singers 2,4. Center of Hope 4. Gym Team Asst. 4. MARK ABDELLA ABBEY, Rollaball, Roach Clip RACHEL BALLARD Rae, Chuckie STEVEN BELEFORTE LYNN ARSENAULT Lynnie DAVID BATTISTA WILLIAM BERGMANN Bergie, Pudge Nicest Smile, Sue and Tom THERESE ALINE BAILLARGEON Balage WENDY LYNNE BAWDEN CHERYL L. BIEBER Cher, Bieb DANIEL BLISS KATHERINE TARA BOLE C Katy; Trish CAROL BIRON L: Bob, F.L.A., sleeping, 2:02, taking pictures, MacDonalds, spending time with my friends, the White Mountains, shopping, music, daydreaming, a certain Ford Fairlane, eating at Dino’s and riding in Saad’s Transam. DL: being sick, snobs, getting up at 6:00 a.m., Publick House, people you can't trust, riding the bus, wet hair, being cold, school lunches and being broke. PP: my family and friends, RA'S baby picture, my charm bracelet. HA: To be happy and succeed in whatever | do. FM: 2 14 76, going to see D.S. in Fla., 12 2 75. FS: ‘What's up? ’, ‘‘Who F knows’’. A KATHERINE BOLE L: ocean on a rainy day (And sunny), Sweden, Rocky Mountains, Marabou; the moon, shrimp, crisp fall days, “C ' block history, Beatles, traveling, meeting new: people, Goldenrod taffy. DL: vacuuming, dentists, unkind people, chemistry, marching, sill, baked beans. PP: my friends.- HA: To do something because | want to doit, and be hap- py. FM: August, 1976-Sweden. FS: | shall pass through this world but once-Any good therefore, that | can do, or any kindness that | can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect, for | shall not pass 7 this way again. Band 1,2,3. N.H.S. 3,4. track 2,4 school Wie i : play 2,4. Fine Arts Club 3. Student Council 2. yearbook 4. a! � ) : Ne . Quabbin Music Festival 3. Jazz Band 3. , if k CINDY BOSLEY oe oe L: ““MUNCH ', my family, ‘‘GUYS ', animats, books, fight- ing, caro, music, THS, football, snow, solitude, the country CINDY BOSLEY and “‘LIFE'’. DL: SOUTHBRIDGE, snobby people, litter, the KEVIN BOUCHER GERALD BRIERE hotsie totsie gang, people who are cruel to animals, math, BOS, Cin sneakers, summer, unkept promises and painful memo- ries. PP: Benjy (POOH) HA: To live my life to its fullest. FM: my grandmother, and the time spent with ‘‘MUNCH” in the summer of '76. FS: ‘Nothing should be prized more highly than the value of each day.”’, ‘POOH’. yearbook staff 3,4. tomahawk staff 3,4. nurse's aid.4. BRIEN BROWN L: Talkative people, Kathy, partying, horseback riding with - Kathy, Tennis, Mr. White and Mr. Warren's classes. DL: Snobby people, a car that won't start, school lunches, Drugs. PP; Relationship with Kathy HA: To be a success in my welding profession FM: Christmas eve of ‘‘75 ’ FS: Do onto others as you wish them to do onto you. : DEBRA A. BULLARD L: Walking in snow that is deep, sh uffling leaves in the woods, Causing trouble, softball, swimming, crosscountry skiing, skating, Dixie Hill, Mrs. Esmay’s bookkeeping class and Mr. McDonalds class, crochetingand needlepoint, do- ing practice sets, cleaning the house, Tony. DL: T.D, cleaning the. bathroom, staring, snobs, deciding what to wear for clothes when | get up, dogs that bite, scratchy cats, walking alone outside. PP: My collection of poems. HA: To live life as it should be. FM: The 13 years | knew my Grandmother. FS: Shut up, Really, Who asked ya? Tomahawk 3,4 Libraryl, Softball 3, OEA 2,3, Office 2,3,4. ALVIN BROWN BRIEN BROWN DEBRA A. BULLARD Skip Brownie Dab, Grouch Mischievous, Sandy and Marc Best Dressed, Sue and Brian 1 ei ea i 13 ft 14 Class Brains, Michelle and Mark FAYE BUMPUS L: waterskiing, the forest, going for walks, Colorado, French Fries, a green Mach I, being with David, hold- ing hands, hot fudge sundaes, White Mountains, Bob Dylan, sleeping, horses, rum, tunafish, fireplaces, blue- eyes, snowstorms, hot chocolate, David's family. DL: gym, homework, going to work, conceit, a person, v4 ROOT Beer, jealousy, being hurt, flunking tests, my car breaking down, snobs, not caring, fighting, colds, being upset, good-byes. PP: David's love, my life, my family, an ID bracelet and ring. HA: To be happy and be with Shad. FM: Oct. 10, 1975. Yesterdays. FS: Oh. JANICE BUTLER L: Skipper, Firebirds, the beach, quiet evenings, un- derstanding people, going out and having fun. DL: People who don't care, saying good-bye, rainy days. PP: Skipper. HA: To succeed in everything | do. FM: April 10, 1975. Tomahawk 1. MICHELLE CALLAHAN L: Singing, volleyball, swimming, honest, but not cruel people, Italian food, DL: Homework, gym, no money, fighting, conceited people. STEVEN CANNELL L: California, Michigan, N.J., skiing (water and snow), tennis, gymnastics, driving around all night, partys, making apple runs E and G blocks, F block lounge, “your'e my best friend and “‘IF’’ making new friends, new places, freedom, senior year, graduating, bubble FAYE BUMPUS gum and blowing bubbles. DL: Cafeteria Chinese Pie, Bump working Fri. and Sat., college boards, empty gas A tanks, boredom, people who don't care about others feelings, people who pop my bubbles. PP: Friends and family. HA: To have peace of mind throughout life. FM: Junior-Senior prom. FS: Don’t walk in front of me | may not follow; Don't walk behind me | may not lead; Just walk beside me and be my friend. Pres. 1 (mich.) Student Council 1 (Mich), 2 (NJ) Grade Level Council 2 (NJ) Tennis 1 (Mich), School play 1 (Mich). DEBORAH CARLING L: Rusty, kids. DL: Stuck-up people, those who think they're better than others. PP: Rusty. HA: To be hap- pily married with lots of kids and a good job. FM: Nov. 13, 1975. FS: Shut-up, Ok Armond. CHERYL CARON L: People, good-times, sports, listening to others, Chelmsford music, being outdoors, walking, seeing people happy, just being with my friends. DL: Hurting, snobs, people who don't care, staring, selfishness, rainy days. PP: My collection of poems. HA: To help others in any way | can. FM: The night before the Southbridge game. FS: ‘‘Just peachy”, ‘‘Humbaby”’ Basketball 3. Softball 3, Nurses Aid 3, Powderpuff Football 4. JUNE CARON L: Daytona Beach, the ocean, parties, concerts, good music, having a blast!, meeting people, Prudy’s family, Mark, certain beverages, getting apples, cruisin through towns, walking through the woods, playing pool and winning, sunshine. DL: Living in Wales, being depressed, snobs, braces, saying good-bye, riding the bus, two-faced people, getting in trouble. PP: My friends and memories. FM: April of 76 in Florida. HA To move to Florida and be happy in whatever | do. FS: Right on. CHRISTOPHER CARRINGTON L: The country; cars, girls, drawing, carpentry, trying to help people. DL: Rich people, snobby people, school, Baboom! PP: My girl. HA: To get rich. FM: Spring and Summer of ‘76. CHERYL CARON Celery Caroni DANIEL BURNS STEVEN BRYANT CANNELL Steve JUNE MARIE CARON June Bug, Bug Most School Spirit, Sue and Ken JANICE BUTLER Jan DEBORAH CARLING Twig CHRISTOPHER C. CARRINGTON MOTOR Head JOHN M. CARTY ELIZABETH A. CLANCY Betsy, Liz DEBRAH COLLETTE Friendliest, Sue and Ken THERESA CASTANO Terri ROSANNE CLARKE WALTER A. CORBIN RUSSELL CHAMBERLAND Tiny, Bert SCOR om CLOYD THOMAS H. CRONIN Toad JOHN CARTY . . L: biking, the outdoors, swimming, FM radio, wire frames, natural things, ‘CEE’, sandpits, predictions, nice weather, opinions, to face problems, eating. DL: cigarettes, worry- ing, things that aren't dependable, AM, rain, reckless driv- ing, ripoffs, getting angry, dentist’s, stupid laws, sweath- ogs, hard rock. PP: myself. HA: to live ‘‘happily ever after.'’ FS: You know. Career deyelopment 2,3. NHS 3,4. Soccer 4. School Play 3. THERESA CASTANO L: smiling, laughing, my senior year, summer, the Cape, “Deja Vu ’, ‘‘our house’’, CHOCOLATE CHIP ice cream, James Caan, being involved in class activities, the beach, getting rowdy, dirty jokes, music, getting mail, parties at Bergmann’s, the Rusty Scupper, ‘‘the great smell of Brut’, ‘‘moons’’. DL: crying, being hurt, diets, destructive people, being depressed, losing someone, making meatball burgers, insecurity, headaches, dentist's, “'S.S.'’s’’. PP: my friends, family and Levi's. HA: to make it through my sen- ior year and still remain somewhat sane. FM: Visiting Au- burn University, Feb. 12-23, 1976. FS: Murray, you're gross. | guess you had to be there. OEA 1,2. class v.p. 2,3. Student Council 3. athletic asst. 4. yearbook 4. RUSSELL CHAMBERLAND L: Fords, trucks, tractors, farming, motorcycles, swim- ming, beer, Friday and Saturday nights. DL: Chevy's, Mo- pars, John Deeres, body rot, cost of insurance, Mondays. PP: my bull and my truck. HA: to serve 20 years in the — service and retire when I'm 38. FM: the first time | drove a truck. FS: ‘‘Go spoke out the scene. ’ ‘‘You proud.” ELIZABETH CLANCY L: Fall, jade, Winnie-the-Pooh, cheerleading, bebe, my family, my friends, 60, football, ‘‘Brownie’’, ‘‘William’’, “Benji'’, being Irish, green, pewter, ‘‘Colour my World”, roses, 17. DL: Smoke, hot summer days, work, no school spirit, red and white, 6:00am, missing people being lonely, good-byes. PP: my mom’s class ring and my tur- tles. HA: To graduate from Boston College. FM: my junior year, May9, 1975 FS: “See everything, overlook a great deal, improve a little. Pope John XxXIll. gymnastics 1,2. cheerleading 3,4. track 2,3,4. student council 3, sec. 4. NHS 3, sec. 4. Varsity ‘‘T'’ sec. 3,4. Ind. Study 3. Toma- hawk 3,4. Yearbook 3,4. % ROSANNE CLARKE L: Being happy, my job, talking to Mr. Bombard, Judy Gar- land movies, Mr. MacDonald, reading, good books, sewing, understanding people, sunny days, my room, peppermint lifesavers, being needed, my silver cross, to daydream, my dog Shawn. DL: Crowded places, taking my bus, cry- ing, vegetables, being hurt, dentists, winter time, being alone, getting depressed, getting up at 6:00am, fake peo- ple wearing glasses. PP: Memories of my Dad. HA: To suc- ceed in the field of secretarial work. FM: Missouri- 6 24 76. West Side Story 2. Tomahawk 1. Concert Choir 3. Track 3. ‘ SCOTT CLOYD L: Gymnastics, Village Mobil, Shermans, fribbles, THS foot- ball games, sports cars, Monty Python, Bear, T B. hitting TR, money, doing things with D.S. DL: marching band, be- ing wrong, P.H., school buses, slow service at Friendlys. PP: my brain. HA: to abolish CES. FM: NHS Bus wash, ball games in chem. lab. FS: ‘‘You hot ticket. ’ gymnastics 1,2,3,4. NHS 3,4. Band 1,2,3. Track 1. Varsity ‘‘T ’ DEBRAH COLLETTE L: Boys, warm weather, having friends you can count on, good food, camping, plants, art. DL: snobby people, cheap beer, homework, being told what to do. FS: ‘Do you know what | mean? ’ PP: All my friends FM: December 26, 1978. Yearbook 1,2. WALTER CORBIN L: Dog races, playing cards, watching TV, listening to the radio, bowling. DL: Gym, getting up in the morning, stuck- up people. PP: my friends. HA: to be successful in what- ever | do. FM: 5 20 75 THOMAS CRONIN L: parties, beer, music, sailing, art, vacations, soccer, hockey, movies, football games, basketball games, con- certs, bars, sight seeing at the beach. DL: warm beer, coke bottle kid, dull parties, staying home on Friday nights, detentions, knees, ankles, fat slobs in chef's class, fags, dougs, sophomores, Sturbridge Tavern. PP: crutches. HA: to grow a few inches, succeed in life and be a millionaire. FM: beating Bartlett in soccer, my 18th birthday. FS: Bull! Soccer 1,2,3,4. Hockey 3,4. Baseball 3. Varsity Club 3,4. 15 ROBERT CORRIVEAU ee L: Soccer, foxy women, beaches, back seats, chocolate : r cake, drive-in movies, parties, my friends. DL: losing soc- ROBERT W.C cer games, when my car breaks down, arguing with Mr. DANIEL CURBOY TAMM Y MARIE White and Mr. Warren. PP: ‘‘My mother’. HA: to succeed JR. Curb, Dan, Honda D'AMICO in whatever | do. FM: My senior year on the soccer team Bob ‘ 4 Tam and all my friends at THS. Soccer 4. DAN CURBOY i L: Family, friends, bikes, cars, food, girls, having fun, fool- ing around. DL: Stuck-up people, bossy people, trouble. PP: my family, friends, bike , car, my life. HA: To succeed in life. FM: my senior year, making friends. FS: ‘“‘When your'e 1 why try harder.’’ High school motocross team(MX) Record 0-0. TAMMY D'AMICO L: Ice cream sundaes, Saturdays, puppies, sleeping late, sad movies listening to dirty jokes, cold winter days, watching tennis, cream puffs, watching TV, having a really close friend, Camaro’'s, Ferrari's, New York Times Sports section. DL: Diets, people with big ego's, getting up early in the morning, homework, not ever having enough mon- ey, when my electric blanket doesn't get warm enough, arguing with my parents, Bad Dreams. PP: My own private bedroom and my family. HA: To succeed at whatever | go to college for, to spend my money on things I've dreamed of buying, FM: 6 30 75. FS: Anything that comes out at that particular moment. Fine Arts Club 3,4. WILLIAM DICKSON L: Skiing, basketball, good times, Saturday nights, S.Y.W., Volkswagons, lots of snow. DL: soccer, grits, school chef’f class, rainy days. PP: My Volkswagon. HA: To be rich. FS: WHAT? FM: 5 19 68. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Soccer 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN DONNELLY } L: U.S. History, Ireland, Boston Bruins, reading, writing, WILLIAM F. DICKSON KATHLEEN M. baseball, classical music. DL: Chemistry, marching, insin- JR DONNELLY TIMOTHY DUPONT cere people, homework. PP: My family. HA: U.S. Foreign i nea Service. FM: My trip to Northern Ireland. FS: “‘Ask not Dix, Bill Kathy what your country can do for you, ask what you can do ia a your country. ’ JFK NHS 2,3,4. Band 1,2,3. Fine Arts ee : ina lub 3. ANNE DUTKA L: Rocks, books, T.V., doing nothing, Doonesbury, talking about nothing, sleeping, M A S H . DL: Most vegetables, no money to spend, bumping into things, my alarm clock's bell, being to hot, or to cold, nylon thread, broken applesauce jars. HA: To be healthy, wealthy, happy and coordinated. FM: Won't know till | die. NHS3,4. DEBBIE EKENBARGER L: People, parties, horseback riding, animals, just being with my friends, chocolate cream pie, Peter, music, danc- ing. DL: Snobby people, taking orders, winter. PP: My bracelets. HA: To go to college to be a social worker. FS: What can | say? Color guard. CALVIN ELLIS L: The band, the grateful dead, all good music, Mickey Hart, Rick Danko, performing. DL: The Big O, being tracked around, getting up early, blown speakers, also the Coke Bottle Kid. PP: Ludwigs, my go-cart. HA: To have my own 747. FM: All my great friends at the H.P. and U. Mass. FS: Age is a matter of mind; If you don't mind it doesn't matter.'‘Coke adds life ANNE MARIE DUTKA DEBBIE EKENBARGER CALVIN ELLIS Deutschmaster, Duck Deb, Ekcie Mal, Carl Most gullible, Betsy and Dan. Class Jock, Tina : —— aie 16 MOST NAIVE-Tony and Tammy 4 mk JAMES HALEY ANTHONY ANDREW HAYWARD Andy, Spencer CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL GRUBERT Runna, Groob JAMES FRANKLIN HAMPTON III Ozone Kid LAURIE HENKE DANIEL HALEY LISA HARDWICK Lis PATRICIA MARIE HENNESSY Pat JOSEPH GRIGNON L: Football, good food, good (YES) music, good old mov- ies, good books MM-36-62, the ocean, the Maine coast, Buzz Alley and affiliates. DL: Windsprints, bitchy prudes, fake people, people with hang-ups, queers. PP: My par- ents. HA: To be a success. FM: Maine tranquility. FS: Dumb B------ . Football 2,3,4. CHRISTOPHER GRUBERT L: Gum, being the best, HEINEKEN 1, partying, basket- ball, skipping, Aerosmith, lounge, beaches, getting arrest- ed??, after work, cigars, beer, ale, combat zone, eating, 7 7, laughing, guzzling, the Tav., dreaming, ranking on dougs, Hitler, Polacks, sports, winning, 2:02, money, grinders, goofing off. DL: Losing, TB, PH, squeelers, prac- tices, motorheads, chemistry, rebels, gar, toads, work, grits, wales, duhs, going to class, math, rigatoni, crutches, boredom, getting up mornings, school lunches, french, as- paragus, liars, freaks, DF, nips, Russia, violence, fags, spacemen, crashing, A.S. PP: ME.HA: Dictator of the world. FM: Being born. FS: I’m 1. cross country 1. Soc- cer ree 4. Basketball 1,2,3, co-capt. 4. drinking 0342)3;4.-- 3 JAMES HAMPTON L: Music, rowdie people, faded jeans, good raps, Hobbits, walking alone, honest people, meditating, John Lennon, Vern B., Bob Dylan, Grubert Fan Club. DL: Short sighted, narrow-minded hypocrites, any loss of freedom, environ- mental and mind pollution, Land of Mordor. PP: Ability to think. HA: Nirvana. FM: Summer of ‘76. FS: To find the way is hard, IF you are not cool. Because the way Is barred, by people who are fools. LISA HARDWICK ; ’ L: Summer days, the ocean, weekends, football games, ice cream. DL: rainy days, getting up in the morning, good-byes, homework. HA: Desire to be happy and suc- cessful in whatever | do. FM: The night before the South- bridge Football game, OEA Historian 4. Powder Puff foot- ball game 4. ANTHONY HAYWARD L: Fall, soccer season, beating Southbridge and Bartlett, my friends, Maine, Vermont, Nova Scotia, Canada, travel- ing holidays, Huskies, Jim Croce, not having to go out for a party. DL: no school spirit, fogged out soccer games, school baked pizza, getting thrown out, mongrols,, picking up after a. party, schools with no class, being persecuted PP: Sue. HA: to be able to do, someday, what my friends -did for me at Christmas. FM: when all my’ friends helped me around Christmas. FS: ‘‘Party at my house tonight.” Soccer 1,2,3,4. Tennis 1,2,3. Varsity T Club 3,4. Executive Comm. 3,4. Band 1. LAURIE HENKE L: good music, parties, vodka, going out, arguing, green ventura’s, J.B., ‘red and gold’’, summer, crazy people. DL: snobby people, detentions, guard rails, school, know- ing what time it is, motor heads, Southbridge. PP: Kalua. HA: to get out of Tantasqua and have a good future, and then come back to haunt Bubby. FM: the night of Jette’s party '76. 9 11 76, (6 22 74-summer). FS: “| need a drink.”’ PATRICIA HENNESSY L: THS, the ocean, asparagus, late afternoon, locker E291, December and May, new places, old friends, cities, Hess, sewing, soccer games, skiing, modesty, ice cream, spirit, spanish. DL: ski lessons, noise, sales people, physics, teachers who try to change the world, bells, mis- understanding, elections, spinach. PP: my freedom. HA: to find a purpose and destiny in life. Hopefully to gaining something from the people that surround me and maybe | can give something in return to them. FM: yesterday and today. FS: Sugar Daddy's! Yearbook 2. NHS 3,4. Student council 3, Pres. 4. Fine Art's Club 3. Student Advisory Board 3. Ski Club 3,4. 19 DONALD HERBERT L: The winter, snowmobiling, motorcycles, sports, the pit, running equipment. DL: Mr and Mrs Conceit, getting hair- cuts, not knowing what to do with myself. PP: My beagle “Freckles'’. HA: To own a Cadillac FM: Restoring our sone A dumptruck. FS: Well, what are we up to? NHS JAMES HOPKINS L: Tennis, Saturdays, life, friends, getting out of class ear- ly, parties. DL: School lunches, certain teachers Mondays. PP: My license. HA: To succeed in whatever | do. FM: Aug. 12, 1976. FS: Decent. Tennis 1,2,3,4. Varsity ‘‘T’’ 1,2,3,4. KEVIN JALBERT L: Bikes, vans, rucks, spring, fall, among other things. DL: The bus ride, 54 miles to CFRI. PP: My short locker, until they took it away. HA: Not to get discouraged to easily, then get POed. FM: They all couldn't fit on this page. FS: Aw, what a rip! BRIAN KAITBENSKI L: Mountains, hunting, fishing, the outdoors, victory, sports, snow, fall. DL: Losing, seafood, hot muggy days, double sessions. PP: Car and my beagles. HA: To be suc- cessful in life. FM: Berkshires. FS: Hey, what can | say? Football 1,2,3, co-capt. 4. baseball 2. Varsity ‘‘T’’ 3,4. JANN KING! L: Carpentry, 4-wheel drive trucks, snowmobiles, girls, Studebakers. DL: International trucks, school, rich people. PP: 1959 Studebraker Lark. HA: To become a great car- penter and earn money. FM: Graduation. FS: That's not right. DAVID KNIGHT L: Hot showers, stormy nights, music, sherry. DL: Rich people, large crowds, PP: My stereo. HA: Not to owe any- body anything. FM: 10th grade. FS: Aarrgh! PETER KRAWCZYK L: Montreal, shop, the ocean, the woods, hunting, fishing. DL: School certain classes, homework, Condor. PP: My lawn mower. HA: To-be rich and travel. FM: The week Mr. Lesniewsis was out. FS: When’S the dumb bell going to ring? KEVIN LABONTE L: Football, winning, eating, a certain pair of lips, the beach, ‘‘Suzie ’. DL: Sprints, being bored, non-funny jokes, losing. PP: My family, friends and ‘Red'’. HA: To succeed in life, and to live as free as an eagle. FM: ‘'4-11-75 ' FS: “Cho Chai Charlie’ Football 1,2,3,4 co-capt. Basketball 1,3,4. Track 1,3. Tennis 4. Varsity ‘‘T ’ 3,4. 3 20 DONALD HERBERT JAMES HOPKINS Herb, Don BRIAN PAUL KAITBENSKI Cibby, Cib PETER KRAWCZYK Pete Jim, Hop JANN KING Sam SUSAN KUSKOSKI Talks most, says least, Irene and Brian KEVIN S. JALBERT DAVID KNIGHT Dave KEVIN A. LABONTE Junior, Giga GORDON LAFERRIERE JEROME LAFRANCE MICHAEL LANGEVIN Fred MICHAEL LANGEVIN L: Harley Davidson, Montreal, Canada, machine shop. PP: My stick Mabel. HA: To roam U.S. and world and have a good time. RICHARD LAPORTE L: Fast cars, drums, a certain someone, acid rock, girls, motorcycles, freedom, police. DL: School, dentists, liars, boring days, police, cold weather. PP: Drums, Me, a cer- tain comeone. HA: To be rich and do what | want. FM: 8 1 76 etc. FS: Really, Rogee. STEVEN LAZARZ L: Hockey, trains, tallships, White Mts., hiking, tennis, scoring, winning, Deb, Friendly people, smiles. DL: Work- ing, pushy people, cheap checking, the dog up the street. PP: Ice skates. HA: To be successful in my post schooling years. FM: Jan. 31, 1976. FS: Yea, well. Gymnastics 2 co- capt. Hockey 3,4. V-T Club, v-pres. 3.4. NHS 3,4. West Side Story 2. REBECCA LEAO L: Pepsi-lite, cheese popcorn, Shaz!, sede, the station, Rainbow, ‘‘Mom’, spring, fall, rainy days, Fridays, Ver- mont, Fruitcake, watermelon, sherbert and Ziggy. DL: _- Coke Bottle Kid, mutts, Brookfield, spinach, having teeth pulled, uncool people, insincerity, Monday's, riding the bus, motor mouth, ‘‘short’’ teachers and being sad. PP: My class, friends, and family. HA: To do it my way and succeed. PD: Whatever. FM: 12 71, 4 4-5 75, 3 26- 27 76. FS: ‘| don't really care’’, ‘Oh yea ’, ‘‘Yes'’. Year- book 2,3,4. Tomahawk 3,4. NHS 3,4. Ind. Study 4. Tennis 2,4. Gymnastics 3,4. DAVID LETENDRE L: Trucks, carpentry, horses. DL: Crowds, rain, winter. PP: Race horse. HA: Be a harness driver. FM: Can't remem- ber. FS: Boy your'e ugly. RUSSELL LINCOLN : L: Cars, girls, money, Friday nights, Saturday nights, dances, one certain girl, Grand Funk, money, basketball, challenging opportunities. DL: World Cinema, motorcycles, cold weather, (not much) PP: my snowman. HA: Own my own engineering company. FM: 8 76. FS: That's the way it goes. NHS 3,4. Basketball Manager. _ WILLIAM LING L: Bruneau's history, Chopin, Debussy’s prelude d'apres- midi d'un Faun, climbing, water towers, playing tennis, T.D., Jefferson Starship, backing into pine trees, playing the piano, walking alone at night, sleeping, life in general, Tanglewood, parties, Tralfamadorians, Fleetwood Mac. DL: K.B., prejudiced Hebes, not having a car, violins, Jean Sutherland, braces, politicians, foreign languages, orga- nized religion, Esmay boasting that he can beat me at ten- nis, WESO, Schmalyz, Hawaiian, chickens, mowing the lawn, abstract art, people who can play the piano better than | can, commercials, eyeglasses. PP: A box grand pi- ano, a pair of Rossi 650's. HA: To die young, PD: A waiter in a Chinese restaurant and delicatessan. FM: Summer '76, West Side Story cast party, graduation, being in the Tralfarnadorian 300. FS: FAce an insane world with laugh- ter. You will either be thought a fool and underestimated, or a genious and revered. ‘‘Huh? ’, Say what?, Sucks to you! Track 1. Cross country 1,3. Tennis 2,3,4. NHS. 3,4. Choraleers 3,4. Hockey 3,4. School play 2,4. Band 1,4.2. Fine Arts Club 2,3,4. Ski Club 4. Life 1959-? RICHARD LAPORTE STEVEN LAZARZ REBECCA LEAO Ricky Steve Beckie, Reb DAVID LETENDRE RUSSELL LINCOLN WILLIAM D. LING Dave Linc Bill, Chink, Turkey Talks least, says most, Ann and Tim LESiki Ui a i Sept ees | 74 CHRISTINE LITTLEJOHN L: Snow, sun, Lucky, blustery days, spades, Walker Pond, soccer, mountains, gush spring skiing, French-horn-6, the 13, Mars, Rust. DL: Humidity, the Bench, being misun- derstood, NHS snobs, superstars, Sr. general math, prunes, the end of anything good, hiccups, SAT's. PP: the future. HA: To be recognized for exactly what and who | am. FM: Ireland-summer of '74 and “‘Lucky’’. FS: You're only young once! Soccer 1,2,3. Basketball 2,3. Track 1,2,3,4. Gymnastics 1. Cheerleading 4. Band 1,2,3,4. Choraleers 1,2,3,4. Student Council 1. Varsity ‘‘T’’ 3,4. Ski Club 1,2,3,4. Student Advisory Board 4. JANE MACALPINE L: Close friends, Ticonderoga, spring, horses, Colo., Co- camo, Lake George, music, flowers, cut hay, the beach, running, fall, pictures, K.C., the barn, cooking. DL: Cold weather, needles, promises that get broken, ones that don't try hard, getting kicked, snow, buggy people. PP: Music-box, water skis, painting,s licorice stick and Medals HA: To go to Scotland, get through college, and the Olym- pic Games in track. FM: 8 14, years of 76, 77, K.C., 5 5 76. FS: Oh well. Band 1,3,4. Concert choir-and chor- aleers 1,3,4. Track 1,3,4 and States. Gymnastics 1,3,4. DONNA MARCILLE L: Allen, cats, plants, cooking, little kids, shopping, trips, traveling. DL: school bus, people who think they know ev- erything, brats, homework. PP: Allen Warren. HA: to be married ad to be a good wife and mother. fm: 11 11 74. FS: Turkey Bird. HOPE MARTEL L: Eric, full moons, jeans, summer, the beach, football games, Cape Cod, sunsets, Big O, laughing, people, good music, ‘‘Beatstones’’, good parties, P on F, Brookfield, getting tanned, manu, Murray, sleeping late, snow, JoJo, Holly, Marsh. DL: crying, saying goodbye, rain, two-faced people, apathy, Shroeder, liver, being lonely, friends who pretend to be... , ‘‘sneaking around’’, being cold. PP: “‘Moondog ’. HA: to be happy. PD: $,’Mrs. Moondog”’. FM: Cape Cod '76. FS: Yippie!, Murray! Cheerleading 1,3. Var- sity T Club 3,4. Tennis 4. Student Council 2,4. ROSLYN MARTEL L: Making friends, the beach, a silver and red dodge cor- enet, loving and being loved, Mr. Bzdula, good company, a certain Greek, horses, steak, blue, dreaming of things to come, understanding people. DL: cold weather, fights, good byes, accidents, trouble, people you can’t trust, be- ing hurt, crying, rainy days. PP: Arthur Zikos and his class ring. HA: To marry a certain person and make him as hap- py as | can. FM: December 27, 1975. FS: Pardon? Cheer- leading Grades 8 + 9. LAUREL ANN MATHIEU L: Picnics, parties, people. Shatze, all sports, beaches, changing Seasons, Cheney apples, someone to care, sweaters, memories. DL: Poison ivy, S.H.S., wanting something | can't have, backstabbers, crying, moving, goodbyes. PP: paperweights. HA: To finally be settled in one place and be thoroughly happy. FM: growing up, moving back to Mass, returning to Tantasqua. FS If it feels good do it! SARAH MATYS L: Diving, fish-a-ma-jigs, death machines, blue bread- boxes, driving around, Issac ASimov, Chaucer, being a “Commie-Radical’’, Harlan, ratings, all three lunches, Springsteen, James Taylor, concerts (And following occur- ences) my cat and my books (SF), Rockport, Dive Buddies and ahab the crab. DL: Politicians, busses, loose-goose soup, hiccups, finals, Paul's corny poetry, forced intellec- tuals, Brookfields screwed -up phone lines, whiners, the raised eyebrow, my littlegrey uniform, rentals. PP: My original collection of PFK T-shirts. HA: To graduate from Friendly's to theKeg-probable destiny, Pino's. FM: August 22, 1976 and July 12, 1976. FS: ‘Two roads diverged in a wood, and |, | took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.'’ Tomahawk 1,2, gymnastics 3, concert choir 4, fine arts 3,4, NHS 3,4, Varsity T Club, All school play 2,3. JANICE ANN MAY L: Working in the office, basketball games at Prouty, sum- mer, fairs, showing cows, Lambchop, Honda's, D.W., being alone, making new friends Mrs. Esmay's bookkeeping class, being different. DL: snobs, football players, cheer- leaders, people that don't mind their own business, not caring about things, gossip, saying goodbye to friends, people telling me what to do. PP: My junk boxes. HA: To have a small farm with a certain person. FM: June 6, 1974. FS Well? What can | say? Oh for Pete's sake, Ben- ice! OEA 1, NHS 4, Nurses Aid 1, Library 1,2 Office help 2,3,4, Tomahawk 3,4. 22 CHRISTINE LITTLEJOHN Tina d LAUREL ANN MATHIEU Laurie, Rickets HOPE MARTEL Hopey SARAH MATYS Sammie ROSLYN MARTEL Rossie, Roz JANICE ANN MAY Mayzie, Mayday SUSAN BETSY MAY SueMay'! DARLEEN MINER Dar ELIZABETH MORSE Betty, Munchkin, Shortstop RICHARD MOORE Rick SUSAN ELLEN MUENZBERG Munz GAIL MCGINN GLENN P. MUIR SUSAN MAY L: Track, Germany, skiing, music, instruments, cats, bicy- cles, the Artroom. DL: MARCHING BAND!!!, football, french. PP: ‘Life and Music.’’ HA: To graduate from col- lege. FM: August 21, 1976, June 1977. FS: ‘Il know.” BAnd 1,2,3. Track 2,3,4. BAsketball 3. Softball 1. Fine Arts Club 3,4. Yearbook Ed. 4. All school plays 2-3. DARLEEN MINER L: Dennis, vans, Kiss concerts, long hair, secretarial work. DL: School, stuck-up people, two-faced friends, deten- tions, Bolla wine, vodka. PP: Dennis, my family and friends, my diamond from Dennis. HA: To be a good sec- retary and wife to Dennis. FM: 4-20-75. FS: Come on you can do it, Let's go. Nurses Aid. RICHARD MOORE L: Machine shop, cars, Nancy, sports, going with the gang, most cIASSES. DL: World problems, riding the bus, getting in accidents, math class. PP: My car, health. HA: Not to have problems, enjoy life. FM: 8 9 76. SUSAN MORRIS L: The ocean,: Britt'’, this years football captain, seagulls, puppies, cheering, sunshine, 32, laughing, a certain pair of blue eyes, victory, football, wine, pizza, Jeeps, Sue 1., my friends. DL: Snobs, a certain Southbridge girl, losing, math, work, embarrassing situations, tests. PP: Kevin, my life, my family and Britt. HA: To lead a happy life for my- self and others. FM: 4 11 74. Beating Kevin at bowling. FS: Hi, how are you? Track 2. concert choir-choraleers 1,2,3. Cheerleading 1,2,3,4-co-capt. Varsity ‘‘T’’ treas. ELIZABETH MORSE L: Fred, strawberries, making people smile, “Sammy”, winning bets with Butch, parties, Tuesdays, ‘‘muskrats’’, summer, picnics, love stories, my ‘‘munchkin machine , pink, Mr. P. DL: A certain vock, being cold, lonely, being lied to, being 4'10 3 4 , snow. PP: Fred, my family. HA: To make “‘someone special’ very happy. FM: 8 14 76. FS: God grant me the serenity to accept the things | can- not change, the courage to change the things | can, and the Wisdom to know the difference. OEA 3: SUSAN MUENZBERG L: Heidi, children, soccer season, cheerleading, puppies, snowy days, Cheney apples, smiles, Class of 77, “‘soft’’, small parties, English leather, barefeet, knowing someone cares, quiet music, dreams becoming realities, mous- taches, the senior table at third lunch. DL: Backstabbers, short hair, 7am bus rides, crowds, being let down, super jocks, my left knee, apathy, ‘‘T’s’’, bad drivers, ‘S.S's ’, insecurity, saying goodbye. PP: My ability to smile when all else fails. HA: To have my dreams come ‘true; stay hap- py; and to someday tell a joke without killing it. FM: The last 3 years and all the laughs and tears that went along. FS: To understand people we must try to hear what they are not saying-perhaps what they will never be able to say. Cheerleading 1,2,3,4-co-capt. Varsity ‘‘T’’ 2,3,4. Sec. of Awards. Track 1,2,4. Choraleers 3,4. Student Council 4. Ski Club 1,2,3,4. GLENN MUIR L: Sr. year, apple picking, life, friends, being loved, laugh- ing, sleeping late, parties, vacations, my Honda. DL: Snobs, people who put others down, homework, school buses, goodbyes, running out of gas, mud. PP: My Sanity. HA: To do the best in everything | do. FM: Junior-Senior Prom. FS: You oughta, but you won't NHS 3,4. ROGER MUNDELL L: The thought of pradtaloe: Frampton, Boston Heart, California, waterskiing, barefootin’, old trucks, Road Run- ners. DL: School, riding a crowded bus with a bunch of ROGER MUNDELL JR. ying-yangs. PP: My wallet, especially when there’s money Chink in it. HA: To be faster than a speeding bullet, more power- in ful than a locomotive, and to be able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. FM: It has yet to come. FS: Listen to the kid! Student Council 2. Gymnastics 2,3,4. SANDRA MURRAY - L: Euell Gibbons, pizza, fried chicken, laughing, my “‘real’’ father, painting, tennis, six million dollar man, good jokes, Itheland Pillen, Starsky, General Hospital, M M's. DL: Coke bottle kid, Triple ‘‘B’', Viola, tests, mutts, fish, Brookfield, rain, prune juice, Bartlett short chemistry teachers (heh heh) sponge face. PP: My buddies. HA: To be a bionic woman. FM: Summer of ‘'76 ', FS: ‘What a joke!’ Hopey, DAH, WHUT? Tennis 1,2,3,4, Ind Study 3,4. Yearbook 4. Varsity ‘‘T’’ 3,4. JANICE NELSON L: Fall, music, sports, snow, the ocean, children, laughing, good friends, the 24, poetry, taking walks, holidays, roses, cold-windy days fireplaces, sad movies, dreaming, _ big brown eyes, feeling loved, memories. DL: Conceit, spi- ders, being shy, boredom, failure, feeling left out, claustro- phobia, house work, being misunderstood, losing things, being sensitive, hurt feelings. PP: My cross ring. HA: To be happy and successful. FM: Times spent with those | love. nar cee 1,2,3,4: Softball 1,2,3,4. Yearbook 3,4. Varsity DA aA TRACY NORTHUP L: Bigelow Hollow, crunchy peanut butter, the Dubba, ol- dies, the Bosox, THS, basketball games, water skiing, sum- mer, gnocchi, Oklahoma, apple runs. DL: Parades, head on collisions, the bass drum, sprained ankles, RP, grits. PP: My Insanity. HA: To travel the country. FM: Junior TRACY D. NORTHUP and Senior high band, Summer of '74. FS: ‘you stupid North dummy ’ ‘‘Hey, you joining the futball squad?'’ Band 1,2,3,4. Track 1. PETER OVERBAUGH L: Sleeping late, having a good time, Maine weekends, New York, good friends, money, music, the ocean. DL: Monday mornings, cold weather, uncertainty, boredom, rainy days, getting into trouble. PP: My life, my family and my friends. HA: To be successful in what | choose to do and to be happy. Basketball 2. Baseball 2,3,4. WILLIAM PALMER L: Cars, Barbara, drive-ins, drinking beer, brandy, Mr. Bombard, orange 340 Dusters. DL: School, Mr. Norton, cars that don't stay running, carpentry, Mr. Lussier, Skip- per’s Nova. PP: Barbara Brown. HA: To get married and live in Wyoming and have a successful life. FM: Feb. 18, 1976. FS: Want to get cocked? Baseball 2. Basketball 1. DARLENE PARENT : L: Memories, honesty, David, family gatherings, freedom, nature, animals, the country and Life. DL: Liars, crowds, snobs, the hotsy totsy gang, pollution. PP: Memories: HA: To be an accountant. FM: Meeting Dave. FS: Live each day as if it were your last. Tomahawk 3,4. : KEITH PARKER L: LISE, partying, hiking, DL: Condor, school lunches, be- ing told what to do. PP: My girlfriend's love. HA: To be healthy, wealthy and wise. FM: Summer of ‘‘76 ’. WILLIAM PALMER Billy Goat 24 SANDRA MURRAY KIM NOVAK DARLENE PARENT Shorty, Auntie Dar Best Musicians, Ann and Bill } JANICE E. NELSON Jan, Nellie KEITH PARKER 5 2 DEBRA PERRY oe : L: Math, Mrs. Esmay, days off from school, my friends, DEBRA PERRY See ERRY ROSS E. PERRY home ec, Danny M, the beach. ocean, summers. DL: Deb Kay, Susue, S School lunches, school, rainy days, snotty people, liver, e winter. PP: My job. HA: To get the hell out of school. FM: May 31, 1976. FS: Goto Hell. Color Guard 1,2,3,4, AV 3, Library 1,2. KAREN PERRY L: Steven, coke, mushrooms, snow, bike riding, sunsets, rain, thunderstorms, friendships, rocks, sleep, mountains. DL: People who pretend to be what they're not. PP: My friendships, my family, and my 10 speed. HA: To be able to understand people and myself. FM: Feb. 22, 1975. FS: OhWow!! Bible study 3,4, band 1,2,3,4, Track 2,4, Library 7,8, Nu,ses Aide 1. ROSS E. PERRY L: Fridays, Saturday nights, working at the orchard. DL: Getting up and going to school, Sundays. PP: The big “O:'' HA: to own a vette. FM: Yes in concert. FS: That's incredible, unbelievable. Football 4. DONALD PION L: horses, guns, getting out of school, ocean, swimming, going to drive in, music DL: Homework, rain. PP: Bicycle, gun. HA: To be rich. FM: Taking a trip to Texas. FS: | for- got! MICHELE POIRIER L: Concerts, parties, vodka, jeans, ““GOLD ’, mustaches, leather, thunderstorms, weekends, the ocean, meeting new people, Fritos, ice cubes. DL: telephone poles, guard rails, being cold, boredom, running out of money, being depressed, cold cottages, rain, being tired, the munchies, riding the bus. PP: My memories of places I've gone, things I've done, and people I've known. HA: To travel as DONALD PION MICHELE POIRIER FRANK POLIZZIO far as | can, before my time and money run out. FM: Pe- Don ter Frampton concert! FS: Shit! PepSquad 8, Track8. JVbasketball 1. FRANK POLIZZIO L: Going to movies, concerts, beaches, fooling around and doing alot of heavy partying. DLGym, snotty people, big shots, school. PP: Wealth and fame. FS: OH Wow, No way, Sit on it! HA: To become a famous actor and have my own television show. Grasshopper ANDREA JAY PORTER L: 8 fromEast Brookfield, family, friendships, nature, mu- sic, being loved, sports, animals, T.H.S. teachers, helping those who can't help themselves, smiling, warm talks, MR. Norton Budddy . . DL: sprained ankles, misunderstandings, losing, spiders, snobs, being alone, sprints, hypocrites, rid- ing on buses, liver, teasers, saying goodbye to the people | love, cliques in the school, having colds. PP: My family, Jan, Chuck, friends. HA: To be happy in life and share my happiness with others. FM: April 16, 1976at the Brimfield Dam, T.H.S. FS: How groose, ‘‘A seed when planted grows to a certain height one soul can reach. Love is the seed you have planted within my soul.’' Class president 2,3. Basketball co-capt 1,2,3, capt. 4, softball 2,3, co-capt 4, Volleyball co-capt 4, Varsity T Club 1234, Oea 1. MARSHA POULIN L: My friends, summer of ‘76, Valtec, tennis, my records, basketball games and pizza. DL: Being cold, loud voices and school lunches. PP: My sapphire ring HA: To be hap- py always. FM: April 21, 1976. FS: Live each day of your life to the fullest. Yearbook 3,4, tennis 3, health aid 3 ANDREA JAY PORTER MICHAEL POTTER MARSHA POULIN Andy, Pinky, Bluejay Marsh Most Artistic, Sandy and Bret 25 MIKE PROVOST . L: Mopars, dances, Diane, concerts, cruisin around town, vans. DL: Science not having enough money, Monday mornings, saying goodbye to friends, slow traffic. PP: My car. HA: To reach the top in classy living. FM: Summer ‘76 in Westwood. BRUCE REED L: People, sports, life, cars, trucks. DL: People who think they're better than someone else. PP: Friends. HA: To be successful in life. FM: Sept. 30, 1976. Track. MICHAEL REILLY L: Being alone, traveling, my car, George Carlin quotes, all my friends getting Mr. Yates mad by pulling his beard, getting my way, money, custom paint jobs, Sandy. DL: Downs, being told I'm wrong, being late, big shots, false friends, not having enough time to go to the places | want to, over modified street cars. PP: The friends | made at TAntasqua, ‘‘Tomorrow’’. HA: To stay in contact with my friends, to live until tomorrow. FM: The first time | took Sandy and Terry to work and 7 3 76. FS: Who’se got the cards? ‘Buck’’. A.V. 1,2,3. MICHELLE RIGATTI L: Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, Ireland, Cannolis, Italians, Christmas, Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto, playing the piano, the Celtics, soccer, basketball, Maine, Cad- bury’s, lan, skiing, my partner in crime, my Godson, my family, Walker Pond, my friends, Queen, fried clams, my room, riding my bike, the soccer team, M M's, swim- ming, Mr. Blake, Mr. Bombard, Mr. Yates and Mr. Allen. DL: Commies, Russians, The pressures of the future, wait- ing, being late, snobs, hypocrites, procrastinating, being misunderstood, ‘‘do not fold, spindle or mutilate ’, frustra- tion, being cold, car accidents, driving,. PP: My family. HA: To determine the cure for Hemophilia and become a suc- cessful doctor of Medicine and do what | want to do. FM: Northern lrelandSummer of '76. FS: Salute! | can't stand this any longer, TCS! Soccer manager 2,3,4. Band 1. Bas- ketball 1,2,3. Class V-Pres. 1. Student Council 2. Ind. Study 3. Varsity ‘‘T’’ Exec. Comm. 3, 4 Math Team 1,2,3,4. Track 1. Student Advisory Board 3,4.Fine Arts Club 3,4. NHS 2,4. Presidents Cabinet 4 Basketball Score- keeper 4. JOHN ROBERTS L: Watching the good looking girls go down the hall, mak- ing money, hunting, fishing. DL: People who call me a kill- er and rotten sportsman, school. PP: My life, my guns. HA: To have money but not have to work. FM: The people in the class of '77. FS: Beats the hell outta me. STEPHEN ROSCIOLI L: Motorcycles, playing the organ, farming, animals, steak, Lawrence Welk Show, Good Times Show. DL: Working at the restaurant, doctors, swearing, violence. PP: My car the Bobcat. HA: To be a veterinarian. FM: When | received my motorcycle. Christmas projects with Mrs. Martin's class, Old Sturbridge Village Apprentices Program. KENNETH ROSE L: Hockey, football, people with a good sense of humor, jokes, sightseeing, getting psyched, Monty, a little spam, parties, apples having a good time, my mother's spaghetti sauce, music, animals, lots of money, dipping, Miller and everything but my dislikes. DL: Baked Beans, peanut but- ter, snobs, a lot of spam, day-light-savings time, working in the rain, tourists, zits, being without a car, Steve Jones, not having a lot of money, and everything except my likes. PP: My friends and my sense of humor. HA: To live a day without zits, Probable destiny-a loony farm growing loonies, FM: Picking apples and dipping at Walker. FS: “Piss me off’’, ‘‘Hey sport’’ Hockey 2,3,4. Football 4. Stu- dent Council 4. Yearbook 4. % MICHAEL PROVOST BRUCE REED Brew JOHN ROBERTS MARIE QUATROCELLI MICHAEL REILLY Rye, Mike, Richael STEPHEN ROSCIOLI DENNIS RANKEL MICHELLE:-ANDREA RIGATTI Rig, Rigatoni KENNETH ROSE Rosie, Pidgeon ie 9 a pone ar amen Seer en A ce NE pt ent Most Likely to be Remembered, Mary Most Shy, Jeff Ferrara and Kathy Donnelly ROY ROWE L: Dusters, beer, parties, girls, leaving school early, play- ing hockey, Dingley Dell. DL: flat tires, having to park in the student parking lot. HA: To be a millionaire FM: The Gates of Delirium 6 19 76. PP: my car. ANTONIA D. RUSCITTI L: Monty Python, miller, Italians, spaghetti, my stereo, WAAF, Dave Mason, Boston, Astronomy, politics, short people, ‘‘my'’ car, summer, the beach, Bruneau, good food, star trek. DL: Southbridge Evening News, school- lunches, snobs, egotists, politicians, Monday, weekends when you have to work, cold mornings. cold mornings. PP: My superior height. HA: Cornell. FM: Elton John con- cert 7 4 76. FS: ‘So long.’’ Soccer 2, Math team 1,2,3, NHS 3,4, Computer Programming 2,3,4. THERESA MICHELE RUSSEL L: My dog Mitzi, blue jeans, earth shoes and sweat socks, track, sports, outdoors, small fast sport cars, McDonalds, Italian food, Michelob. aberdeen, Pluto, and Snorkle-dorf, lollipops, Fords, candybars, parties, C.B’s, a certain blue truck. DL: US History, pushy people, crying, when people cry, snakes, people who drive crazy (excluding me) smoke-filled girlsrooms, being hurt, seeing other people ae : hurt, people who don’t care. PP: My dog Mitzi, PLuto and ig ; iy i Snorkel-dorf, my best friend (S.T.) HA: Living free and be- ANTONIO D. RUSCITTI He eee to go cross country with Sue. FM: Valentine's y ay '76. FS: ‘‘geekers crow”, ‘Boy Howdy’, “Mush your ROY ROWE THERESA MICHELE RUSSELL tush ’, ‘‘mama-meya.”’ Tomahawk 1,2,3,4, Student Counci! Wath Tone, Tonel, Wop, Ted, Sigmond, Teddi, Russ 4, Yearbook 3,4, Yearbook Business Editor 4, Center of ocoa Ny 4, Softball 2, Track 2,3,4, Majorette mascot 3, NHS 4, ELLEN SCHMIDT L: Manhatten, the cottage, city driving, hospitals, Spring- steen, snowstorms, Lenox, concerts, Christmas Eve, Louis Armstrong, ballet, S.O.S., Brando movies, Errol Flynn, WHCN, Lewis Carroll, my ‘related radicals’’, nostalgia, DL: Loose goose soup, the ‘‘heebie jeebies’’, confusion. HA: Indy 500. PP: Spokane chain, my collection of Gigi Lewd novels. FM: Rolling Thunder Review: 11 24 75 (August 1976). FS: Ever drifting down the stream, lingering in the golden gleam, life, what is it but a dream? Yearbook 4. Tomahawk 1,2. Ind. Study 4. ‘‘Oliver’’ 4. TIMOTHY SCHONMAN L: Miller, Bubby, snow days, Bergman's parties, bucks, backseat romantic music, bankin’, Big brawn eyes, appler- uns, Levi's, J.H. Walker, Polara’s, powder, Friday, ‘‘E” block parties, Mr. Allen. DL: ditches, jock itch, 45 min lift lines, A.M. George, warm beer, stonies, the Wales gang, cats, the day before payday blues. HA: To be President of GM by the year 2000. PP: My parents, my health, and my paycheck (not necessarily in that order). FM Junior Senior Prom 1975. FS: Hey ya Know. Soccer 1,3,4, Hockey 3. Soccer co-capt 4, Varsity T Club 1,2,3,4. Ski Club 1,2,3,4. JOANNE SHERMAN L: Gymnastics, band, choir, Friendly people, nice smiles, family, traveling, dreaming, loving, being loved, my friends, Po, JFG, MLF, Mr. Allen, Doyouskis. DL: hatred, falsety, disloyalty, loosing people | love, hot cars, math. PP: My family and friends. HA: To be a successful whatever | ELLEN SCHMIDT TIMOTHY MARK SCHONMAN DAVID SHATTUCK tee to persue. FM: Peanut butter sandwiches at 2°30 (Summer ‘'75''). FS: You're terrible! Gymnastics 1 co-capt 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, vice pres. 4, Drum major 2,3,4, Con- cert Choir 3,4, Choraleers 3, sec 4, Baseball Scorekeeper 2,3,4. ANN SILVERBERG L: French, music, tennis, long walks, and soccer, Not nec- essarily in that order. DL: Being cold, wet, tired, hungry, and depressed all at the same time! PP: My family, my clarinet. HATo be happy with whatever | end up doing, and do it to the best of my ability. FM: Home, my Dad's harmonica playing, my mom's patience, and my first pre- sent, 12 25 75. FS: “Hi ' ‘I'm bored out of my gourd!”’ Band 1,2,3,4 Vice Pres 3, Pres 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4, Fine Arts President 3.4 Tennis 1,4. JOANNE RUTH SHERMAN ANNL. SILVERBERG BRET SOPER Jo, Sherm Mary, Martha, Annie, Anna, Silver 27 28 DENISE SORRELL DENISE SORRELL L: T.R. Cachét, life, oranges, summer. DL: people who De-De think they are better than you are, the cold weather. PP: my Piticci rock, my fuzzy balls, HA: To have fun!!!! To be able to help people. FM: summer, June 27, 1972. FS: Hey Turkey! Ga head, Ga head. Colorguard 2,3,4, A.V. 1,2 West Side Story. LISA ST. JEAN L: Walking along the ocean, the mountains, smiles, my family, my friends, walking arm and arm, ballet, Bob Dy- ‘lan, summers, wine, writing poems, barefeet, plants, can- dies. DL: feeling lonely, being bummed out, dentists, hos- pitals; arguments, rumors, being broke. PP: memories. HA: To live on the ocean. FM: Summer of '76. Majorettes 2, Volleyball 4, softball 4, Independent Study - Center of Hope 4. BECKY STANTON L: Animals, the ocean, being happy, my senior year, Mrs. Esmay, my dog, music, the country. DL: Onions, toma- toes, snobby people, bees, gym, The Hotsie Totsie gang, cruel people, schoolbuses, M.B., perfume, liars. PP: My family and my dog. HA: To succeed in everything | do. FS Whatever you say! Why? PRUDENCE STANTON L: A very special guy, a certain lady teacher at T.H.S, my parents, Dr. Zadworny, being my mothers pet, summer, swimming, all my friends, V.O. and ginger, typing, winter- time, driving, our built-in swimming pool, walking in the woods. DL: being picked on by my brothers and sisters, being stung by bees, snobs, M.B, being bored, ‘going to bed late at night, getting into trouble, getting yelled at. PP: My parents. HA: To get married and be a good wife. FM: November of '75. FS: It’s not my problem. JEFF TASSE L: Hockey, girls, convertibles, skiing, volley ball, Boston Bruins, motorcycles, Doobie Brothers, fresh apples, win- ter, june 25, LPB’s. DL: Soccer practice, benchwarming ir freezing weather, Montreal Canadians, speeding tickets, empty gas tanks, galloping trots, homework, moving trees SBD'S. PP: My family. HA: To play professional hockey. FM:-Summer of '76. FS: Osar and cool your jets hotshot. Varsity T Club 3,4, Hockey 3,4,-Soccer 4, Gymnastics 2, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2. } SUSAN TERRY L: My friends, people, smiling faces, water skiing, major- ettes, the ocean, mint.choc, chip ice cream, football games, soccer games, laughing, THS, The Quabbin, par- ties, music, dancing, the white Mts, having a good time, Mr. Bombard, volleyball. DL: cheaters, losing someone yo love, conceited people, liars, being hurt, seeing my friends hurt, a certain SHS girl, being lonely, rainy day parades, and last minute routines. PP: My family and friends. HA: Airline Stewardess, to go. cross country with Terri. FM: Kathy, the three years | spent with a special guy. FS: “This is true . I'm sorry ’ ‘If you love something set it free, If it comes back its yours if it doesn’t it never was. Majorettes 3,4. : : WILLIS STEARNS WAYNE ST. CLAIR JEFF TASSE Tass Best All Around, Class of '77 LISA ST. JEAN Lee, St. Jeano PRUDENCE STANTON Prune-Juice, Little Red SUSAN JANE TERRY Sue, Suzie BELINDA THIBEAULT BRIAN A. TREMBLAY GEORGE TETREAULT Blimp Chiccucraceutcay! Starsky DARLENE VAILL DEBORAH VALLEE Dee, Dar Deeerenbeb MARK VEBER REID WARD DONNA WASSMER AMY WENTWORTH Duck, Donut Senior Vocational Students We stand on the threshold of our WNUTS) a o ac Twelve years of learning behind us, forever in front of us. BELINDA THIBEAULT L: To march, doing Mrs. Esmay’s bookkeeping. DL: JR. High Students way, PP: Jr. High year book. HA: To go in the service. FM: 10 10 75. FS: Get lost. A.V. 1,2,3,4, Co- lorguard 2,3,4, Pep Squad 1, Library 2. BRIAN TREMBLAY L: Cher, Boxing, landoli’s, ha ving a fast car, Riunite, Friendly’s, clamboats with coffee malts, Roms Pizza, being Friendly, having a good time, going to school dances, Tan- tasqua, being a puppeteer Starsky and Hutch. DL: Crying, being hurt, not having, anything to do on my day off, a certain Dramatics teacher, two-faced people, getting beat up, having my car break down, losing people | love, Hate people who don't care, ‘‘Mouse’’. PP: My life. HA: To suc- ceed in life without getting killed. FM: Six years with all the beautiful people at THS. FS: Well, oh, thats the way it goes | guess. ‘‘Curious Savage’’ 2 ‘‘West Side Story’ 2 Concert Choir and Choraleers 2,3 Cross Country 2, Toma- hawk 3. é : DARLENE VAILL L: Warm fall days, camping in the mountains, traveling abroad, swimming in the ocean, German and French class, space truckin on weekends, Ireland, Florida, Can- ada, Bruins, spending money, my nephew, The gang from Palmer, Billy, Christmas and New Years. DL: crowded halls, pushy tenth graders, people who think they are bet- ter than other people, rainy days, tests, Monday’s and getting up early, car accidents. PP: My memories of past years and my friends. HA: Travel through Europe. To be happy, to be free from all problems of life. FM: Forest Lake, Christmas Eve with M.M. The years at THS. FS: Same difference, Holy Christmas. Student Council-1, Ten- nis 1,2, Library 3, Track 1,2. DEBORAH VALLEE y L: guys, parties, the drive-inn, dances, my radio, ‘‘the cel- lar”, Cape Cod, Beach Boys, spring and summer, the beach, ‘‘Vokes’’, Marlboro, Elton John, sports. DL: Stuck up people, being used, feeling hurt, hurting others, school lunches, fall and winter, riding the bus, growing apart from my friends. PP: My memories and my friends. HA: To en- list in the navy or marines, and stay and get my license and car! FM: Summer of '76. DONNA WASSMER _L: DUncan, camaro's, bikes, a good time, being with peo- ple that want you to be there, Beach Boys, Peter Fram- ton, playgirl magazine. DL: People who think they're bet- ter than others, N.O, no money, dentists, the feeling of not being one of the crowd. PP: my leather jacket. HA: To live poppy and peacefully as long as | can. FM: January AMY WENTWORTH L: Rainbows, sunsets, the ocean, full moons, summer, horses, snow, memories, my friends, honesty, and free- dom. DL: School lunches, getting up in the morning, work, being cold, little blue lights, crowds, and waiting. PP: My car. HA: to have a happy successful life and be satisfied with everything | do. FM: Weekend of February 14, 1976 and summer of '76. FS: Where love rules there is no will to powere. OEA ‘‘Health Aid’’, Ind. Study 4. 29 @ PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE DEBORAH BEVERAGE L: Most people, money, jewelry, food, boys, animals, clothes, home ec., THS, Swimming, skating, Maine by the ocean, fall, music, vacations, weekends, holidays, sunsets, clouds, cooking, NY, science, english. DL: People who judge others even though they don't know them, lima beans, homework, gym, soc. studies, math, violence, cold weather, snow, rain, thunder, liver. PP: My family and friends. HA: To become a nurse and help a small part of the world. FM: Summer of '70. FS: Did you do the home- work? ANDREW CROPLEY EILEEN HUFFMAN DOUGLAS WHEATON L: The mountains, snow, hiking, soccer, hockey, work, sat- ire, Jefferson Starship, music, concerts, foliage, altitude, reading, red delicious, spending money, long jams, blues, jazz, standard shifts, thunderstorms, shin pads, beaches, skating, Steve Miller Band, nice tush, Bruneaus history, scallops, bazookas, raw carrots, Friday, penquins, pinball, airhockey, percussion, photogrey, bananas, spring water, Heineken, movies, clearasil, ccc, the woods, winning, mo- cassins, blue swede shoes, Tanglewood, WAAF, boardwalk, park place. DL: TV, obnoxous people, fullbacks, heading, 8 laps, shins, raspberries, rain, ice cream, intersections, stop signs, losing, football jocks, NY sports fans, reaction- aries, convention, conservatives, fish, seaweed, skate boards, cooked carrots, acne, pringles, pragmatists, ideal- ists, Cape Cod cops, goal posts, Esmays vocal cords, wet tents, fags, braces, sesame seeds, elevators, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Smith. PP: My hands. HA: ‘‘TO win the human race . FM: Defeating Bartlett at soccer Soccer 1,2,3,4. Hockey 4. Baseball 2. NHS 3,4. Basketball 1. MARY WHITE L: Pizza, making friends, soap operas, taking care of my grandparents, driving, shopping, traveling, Texas, meeting new people, the beach, being close to people, KKK meet- ings in Wauern, men in uniform, New Orleans, Pizza Pub, hippo’s. DL: Doctors, snobby people, fakes, being sick, cold hands, seeing my friends hurt, making decisions, holes, being forced to do something, realizing someone doesn't care about you. PP: My grandparents and family, my friends | made in Texas, Rainbows, my friends. H: To one cay be perfectly healthy and to take care of my grandparents and family. FM: 5-22-76, my term as worthy advisor, Christmas of '71. FS: ‘‘This is true’ “‘wicked”’. SALLY WHITMAN L:THE ocean, New Hampshire, saxaphones, pianos, rollers- kating with Jim, friends, smiles, fall, New England, Friend- ly’s cheeseburgers, The Eagles, good parties, Saturday nights, disc jockeys, Steely Dan. DL: Being hurt, misunder- standings, insincerity, making meatball burgers, “'The Big A’, working Friday nights, warm beer, rainy football games. FS: ‘‘l shit you not’’, “Don't get wise bubble eyes ’ FM: Ireland in ‘76, when we went egging down in South- bridge the night before the game. PP: My sanity. HA: To find whatever it is that I’m looking for. Student Advisory Board 3,4. Class Sec. 1. Yearbook 4. Band 3,4. Jazzband 3. Choraleers 2,3,4. Concert Choir 2,3,4. Accompianist 2,3. WesternDistrict Music Assc. 2,3 Quabbin Valley Music 2,3,4. School Musical 2,4. DANIEL WIGHT L: Vans, stereo music, makin money, going out at night DL: Internationals, telephone poles, waiting in line, traffic, attention. PP: Family and stereo. HA: Own a custom Chevy van. FM: 74-76 summers. LESTER WILSON L: Kelly, the Grateful Dead, being high, my cacti. DL: Get- ting up in the morning, school lunches, bummers, PP: My girl friend. HA: To move to Canada. FM: Oct. ‘75. TIMOTHY WILSON L: Ski weekends, soccer games, playing in a rock band, rowdy locker rooms, Jekyll Island, Vt., N.H., Me, B.C, lounge. DL: French, B.E., stats and prob class, fogged out soccer games, idiosyncrasies, Concepcions papers, Sally's class. PP: My room. HA: To go west. FM: Beating Bartlett, FS: Shut up Hayward. NHS 2,3,4. Varsity T, ex. comm. 3,4. Soccer 2,3,4. Tennis 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2, Band 1,2,3 Math Team 1,2,3,4 ALAN ZADROGA L: Kim, girls, hot cars, days off, money, --- going to Fred's, etc. driving, sitting on the common etc. DL: School lunch, big shots, Brookfield police, being told what to do, empty stomach etc. PP: My car, girlfriend, job etc. HA: To make $500.000 a week, own the fastest car around, to proceed in life. FS: “Oh ya’’. 30 DEBRA JOLIN ; L: Pizza, Kiss, going to concerts with Darleen and Dennis, being with friends, vetts, dobermanns, my family, camp- fires. DL: School getting up at 6., riding the bus, rain, win- ter, putting worms on fish hooks. PP: My life and J.P. HA: To turn 18. FM: 9 12 76 and summers spent in Boston. CONNIE LAMOUREUX ; L: All my good friends, skipping, not getting caught, Kiss concerts Mach | Mustangs, a certain Chinese Puerto Ri- can. DL: Getting caught for skipping, detentions, school, having to stay home on Saturday nights. PP: ‘‘Chino ’ HA: To go live on my own with Chino. FM: 5 22 76 STEVEN KREISSLE DOUGLAS C. WHEATON Percy, Wheats CHRISTOPHER YASKOSKI Yaz MARY ANN WHITE ALAN ZADROGA Al ROBERT O'KEEFE MARY OLIVER ROBERT PATRAW RICHARD PELOQUIN MIKE SIMPSON L: Soccer, hockey, foxy ladies, six bankers in the side, cold beer, 57 Chevys. DL: Slow walking people in halls, missing puck shots, running out of gas, a dead battery. PP: 57 Chevy Nomad. HA: To win a million dollars a week for life. FM: Beating Bartlett. FS: Hutin Bastard. Soccer, Hockey. SALLY HOLMES WHITMAN Sal, Whit TIMOTHY M. WILSON Tim JOHN ZOLLNER ’ Kigitlij gi Zz OT ae yah os oe i, Sue Baum, Cheryl Heske, Beth Opishinski, Mark Allen We've had some good times, We've had some bad times; Together. We've had a lot of fun, We've done a lot of things; Together. I will remember you, And all the things we did; Forever. “I will long for the day, When once more we can be; Together. | But now you're moving on, Leaving on a silver wing; Tomorrow. : Oh yes, you're moving on, I'll see you fade away; Tomorrow morning. And the rain will fall. 7] ! SY) ed © Le Lid SY) Li aa a LL @ LL = underclassmen oe staan cee Mp wh 7, | f MY, On hi f _) Ali TA (yp YS gdh {it yt WAT 2 Ae w (WG KRY liao MW) Cy yy | WG ly ya Mt (lr 1 oy CU ygl UA. Mia ( 4 aS ae) ae LEFT TO RIGHT 1, j. active r. bacon e. bansfield s. bard k. barr m. batista 2. d. baum j. beaulieu c. beausoleil k. beeman I. berkeley w. blair m. bliss 3. r. bliss m. boniface d. boutin s. bressette s. britch e. broman p. brosnan k. brunelle 4. d. burnham d. burns n. burrows I. burt d. burton 5. j. calcutt t. casey n. castonquey c. cawley e. chamberland 6. c. christian k. christian p. Ciaschini m. clancy m. cloutier 7. m. courchesne d. couture m. daigle j. davol c. delisle 8. s. desmairais n. digregor io m. doyle d. drogue m. duhamel 9. b. duncan je duquette d. durand k. dziura d. ellis 10, j. erban g. esmay m. favreau j. ferrara s. finney 11. j. flannery Ss. gadaire m. gagne r. gallant f. gaumond d. gordon d. graham c. granger t. gray Ss. grenier 12. c. haddock c. haley c. harmon k. hayward v. hengen c. hennessey d. henry d. henry m. hobbes re holmes LEFT TO RIGHT 1. a howlett m. hudson m. huge c. hutchinson c. johnson |. johnson w. jolin 2. j. kania r. kenney k. lachapelle |. langlois k. lapete m., lapierre I. lavella 3. t. lavoie d. leth-steenson c. livernois b, long d. louyakis g. ludvigson d. macalpine 4. c. mandeville e. martin j. martin a. matys m. mayfield b, mcgann j. menard 5. p. merrill t. miller s. modugno c. moore k. moore t. moran s. murray 6. b. nash t. naylor s. nealon s. o'day w. oster f. padula p. parker 7. b. peet d. perry 8. k. peterson 1. petrillo 9. g. phipps r. piela 10. s. plumley c. poulin ll. m. reece m, rose 12. d. ryan 1, saletnik 35 EF TenO RIGHT 1. k. sapia a. scott d. shattuck g. sherman j. sherman m, sherman d. smith b, snow w. sprout 2. Mm. standrowicz p. stearns m, st. jean |. st. laurent |. st. laurent g. streicher g. streicher d. syna s, thompson 3. d. tourtellotte r. trahan j. tremblay I. tucker j. venturino n. vigneault a. waite g. waite s. walthers 4. |. wheeler p. wight d. wiles 5. t. willet p. woodward m. young 6. t. young p. crooks g. abdella s. grubert a7 38 LEFieLO ‘RIGHI ROW 1: w. aho w. aiken r. arsenault je artruc d. auila re barrows ROW 2; k. beaton j.- beauchemin k. birchenough d. boone k. bourbonnais so brown c. brown ROW 3: d. bruinsma t. brule d. burdin d. burrow v. burton c. butler p. Canavan m. caron ROW 4: k. carty e. Castano h. chaffee k. citrino s. cloutier ROW 5: d. collette a. consiglio t. cormier je dahler k. demauro ROW 6: m. denault I. dickson c. dimetri re dion b. dionne ROW 7: K. d'lizarraga d. dougan j. downey b. duhamel e. duncan ROW 8: w. dziura c. erban c. emrich m. flannery d. flewelling ROW 9: m. fountain j. frain je gadaire je gallerani ROW 10: k. geitz t. george Cc. giguere e. gillis Cc. giroux ROW ll: Ww. grandone re gregory | k. griffin e. griggs d. grudzien w. grudzien n. haarala b. haley re hamelin t. hamelin ROW 12: s. hannon n. hengen j. herard c. hermann se hermann k. hoenig I. huard w. hynes j. johnson d. joyce d. young, t. hamelin, s. woodward, w. aho. LEFT TO RIGHT; ROW lL: |. kader j. karen j. kay b. kopecky m. kozlowski |. labonte d. lachance ROW 2: d. lachapelle d. lamoureux k. lapierre r, lariviere r. larivierre j. leeming ROW 3: d. leeming r. lebeau n. leffler r. legault c. letendre j. little j. louyakis ROW 4: p. ludvigson r. marcille c. martel: m. martel c. martin I. mason p. mather ROW 5: c. may s. michaels r. miller b. miner d. monette v. morrill d. morrison ROW 6: j. norton |. ortona a. ouimet p. palmer b, parker b. parker d. parker ROW 7: Ww. parker I. peach ROW 8: r. peloquin r. peterson ROW 9: h. phifer j. polhill ROW 10: a. pontbriand d. pontbriand ROW ll: p. poulin r. poulin ROW 12: s. poulin j. powloka 39 CERT RIGHT; ROW 1: a. plourde |, pratt c. provost k. quinn p. rasys d. reardon b, reid g. reilly w. robidoux ROW 2; s. russel] c. st. martin c. samek c. sanderski d. santelli a. santoro g. sapia s. scheffer j. seigars ROW 3: d. shattuck d. sherman j. sherman b. shugart r, shumway j. silverberg |, skowyra p. sorenson d. stanton ROW 4: d, stearns d. streicher |. suprenant ROW 5: t, szyszkiewicz t. szyszkie- wicz m., tasse ROW 6: d. taylor d. tenny t. tetreault ROW 7: m, tourtellotte d. trout c. vanbrocklyn ROW 8: 1. volpini m,. voyagis d. wasilko ROW 9: m, wassmer a. wonderlie s. woodard ROW 10: m. wright k, wyman |. laplante ROW ll: c. labonte d. lachance d. britch ROW 12: t. faford r. boulette c. hooker 41 freshmen vocational LEFT TO RIGHT: 1. r. aubin d. barr p. bastien a. bourque w. brown w. chapin m. chartier 2. r. chateauneuf, j. chrabascz k. cleveland w. cortis j. p. courchesne e. courtemonche a. dionne 3. m. dupuis I. dutka r. gates t. groccier t. groccier p. guyette w. hayes 4. r. holland g. jasmin |. kader r. lindsay d. marcille 1. norton d. papineau 5. r. patraw p. pronto m, radisic c. robbins g. robitaille g. scott e. st. cyr 6. a. st. laurent g. st. laurent w. tremblay p. veber m. weston c. wilcox r. woods faculty ADMINISTRATION nieipmerepetoe te ee th i is We Lester Aldrich, Asst. Superintendent Robert Bombard, Asst. Principal John O'Conner, Vocational Director 44 MAIN OFFICE Mrs. Dorothea Bianco, principal's Ms. Susan May secretary GUIDANCE Mrs. Louise Willett, guidance secretary Mr. Francis Bansfield Mrs. Donna McArdle Mr. Robert Duncan NURSES Mrs. Marion Antos Mrs. Nancy Haley, nurse's aide ENGLISHIOC Mr. Roger Charette, bent basa Mrs. Elaine R. Knowlton Mr. Kenneth Blake Mr, Peter J. McDonald | fs _ LANGUAGES Mrs, Agathe James, dept.head Mrs. Janet Hiller Volpini Mrs, Kathy Cournoyer Mrs, Patricia A, Waite Mr, James White Mr. David E, Roach Mr. David McNeff SOC. ST. Mr. William Gorman, dept.head Mr. Vernon Bruneau Mr. Christian Castendyk Mr. Andrew Hancock a Mr. Norbert Matera j Mr. Michael Dube SCIENCE Mr. Paul O'Brien, dept.head Mr. William Emrich Mr. Kenneth Yates Mr. Vernon Smith BUSINESS ED. Mrs. Mary Bzdula, dept.head Mrs, Dolores A, Savage Mr. Edward B, Bzdula Mrs, Mary C. Esmay MATH Mr. James Allen, dept.head Mrs. Sally G. Earle Mr. James L. Grenier Mr, Joseph Pitisci Mrs. Vivian Persons Mr. Walter A. Luce VOCATIONAL Mrs, Patricia Herrington, vocational secre- tary Mr. Thaddeus A. Lesniewski, Sr. Mr. Robert P, Lussier Mr. Roy Wohlander Mr. Norman Czyzewski Mr. Norman S, Germain Ve tee enan Mr. Leonard A, Beaulieu . James Wilson Mr. Donald Clifton Mr. William Olson Mr. John O'Conner, vocational director 50 PHYS. ED. Mr. Walter K. Pauli, dept.head Mrs, Nancy Bourdeau Mr. Richard Farland Mrs. Lorraine McGrath HOME EC. ART Mr. Claude Almond, dept.head Mrs, Beatrice O'Grady Mr. Curt Robie, dept.head Ms. Lois A, Mason MUSIC SPECIAL HELP Mrs. Clare Halvey Mr. James MacKirdy Mrs, Susan Martin Mr. Alfred J. Errede Jr, TECH. DRAW. CUSTODIANS CAFETERIA DAH Are you laughing at me? Bubby on the move, ooh-AH! 53 Ee ‘VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOO Donald Clifton (Shop) James Wilson (House Building) Robert Lussier (Related) 55 i. “igen PERLE! 56 HE yr J ne hal WES SF ye f Mf, 57 oO N CARPENTRY� HOUSEBUILD 58 Robert Warren (English) I am not going to tell you!!! 60 Leonard Beaulieu 61 63 64 65 d you say? Hl di what was THAT?? WHAT ” o © S fom qs © ce) er ° c io2) = ‘ ie} a. se) MM ™ oO ” 1s th “MA. Thaddeus Lesniewski Norman Czyzewski' MACHINE SAW 67 bi ae 68 69 Pees ete ines : + + ee wae Norman St. Germain 71 72 Mga Sites 73 fall sports FOOTBALL Bartlett Palmer Athol Holy Name Ware Worcester North Southbridge Auburn Shep, Hill JeVenbO OnibAla)s Record 3-3-1. Scores not available, J.V. VOLLEYBALL Oxford Westboro Oxford Clinton Mt. Hermon Holliston Hopkins Academy Mt, Hermon CROSS COUNTRY Auburn Millbury Leicester Bartlett Shep. Hill Southbridge Auburn Bay Path Worc, Trade Athol Bartlett Pathfinder Shep. Hill Palmer Marianhill Southbridge Marianhill Woodstock N. Brookfield Ware Monson Bay Path N. Brookfield Monson Quaboag NONNNONND’ SOCCER 4 ag Yn Auburn Bartlett Shep, Hill Southbridge Auburn Bay Path Bartlett Shep. Hill Bay Path Oxford Southbridge Quaboag Pathfinder N. Brookfield Millbury N. Brookfield District 3 Play-offs Algonquin VOREBY BAIS KF BBRNOBHWNDDODORDONLH Oxford Westboro Oxford Clinton Mt, Hermon Holliston Hopkins Academy Mt. Hermon ine) DOOKHFKFOOHWHNOHH UU NNMNNNEFHNN Quaboag Invitational Tournament 4th place in 7 J.V. SOCCER Wal Auburn Bay Path Bartlett Shep, Hill Southbridge Auburn Bay Path Bartlett Shep. Hill Sutton Southbridge Monson N. Brookfield Sutton Oxford N. Brookfield NDWOAHWOODOHHNNHFOOH OPP OrRPrEPWNHNOBNHHH BANOO 1976 WARRIOR FOOTBALL c. a . es LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1; S, Gerrish, Jim Grignon, K. Rose, C, Yaskoski, K, Labonte, B, Kaitbenski, M. Griffin, Joe Grignon, M, Al- len, ROW 2; P. Jolin, R. Thompson, J. Ferrara, M.St. Jean, P. Woodward, C, Hutchinson, E, Cloutier, P, Grignon, M. Schroth, J. Flan- nery, F, Padula, M, Flannery, E. Broman, ROW 3; Coach Farland, Coach Warren, ?,?, G. St. Laurent, G. Courtemanche, J, Grandone, J. Venturino, D, Santelli, G, Abdella, J. Griggs, B. Gregory, B. Dionne, D, Gregory, R. Peloquin. missing; D. MacAlpine, M. Allen, S, Britch, R. Perry, J. Tretheway. Asst. Coaches Miller and Warren, Coach Farland, Co-Captains Kevin Labonte, Brian Kaitbenski Oe eee : ey ad The 1976 Warrior Football team enjoyed its first winning season since 1972. Led by the running of Kevin Labonte and the passing of Joe Grignon, along with a stiff de- fence, they finished their season with 5 wins, 3 losses, and one tie, Kevin Labonte finished his senior year as the second highest scorer in Central Mass, with 94 points, He surpassed Al Dhembe to become the leading scorer in the school's history. There will be 11 letter- men returning to the team next year which should bring a second consecutive winning season to the school, Yaz makes block Ed Cloutier, and Brian in pursuit Paul Grignon leads Labonte Sophomore tackle Mike Flannery 1976 WARRIOR SOCCER Warrior Soccer saw one of its best years in the history at Tan- tasqua. It ended its season with 9 wins, 6 losses, 1 tie and a trip to the District III playoffs, The Warriors for the first time, qualified for the District III playoff, being seeded eighth out of ten schools. They were paired with Algonquin high school, but lost in a very hard fought battle 2-1, Southbridge was defeated twice during the season, Wayne Grud- zien scored two hat tricks and 15 goals this season. Tim Lappy Young had 6 1 2 shutouts, and 187 saves as goalie for the Warriors, Warriors outshot their opponants 316 to 266, outscored them 37 goal to 23 and had three soccer players named to the Border Conference all star team, Tim Young-Goalie, Andy Heyward-Fullback and Wayne Grudzien-Line, . sar PORES tei eet’, =, LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING; G, Sherman, B. Esmay, T. Giguere, M. Sim - i i ; F Pas epee PAE pson, co-capt, T. Schonman, J. Tasse, W. Grudzien, S, Lit- tle, W. Bergmann, STANDING; Coach Roach, D. Grudzien, C, May, J. Carty, T. Wilson, R. Corriveau, co-capt. T. Cronin, T. Young, A, Heyward, D, Wheaton, score keeper, M, Rigatti, Coach McDonald, Missing; W. Dickson. J.V. Soccer, A, Allard, A. Carty, D, Caron, Meio B. Hodge, T. Lavoie, C, Martel, M. Martel, A, Matys, J. Padula, J. Peterson, M, Voyagis, D, Schonman, T. Miller, T. uimet, 80 i phy ee Sonat ES 1976 WARRIOR CROSS-COUNTRY KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT; H. Burt, M. Bliss, D. McCoomb, D. Bliss-capt., D. Perreault, E. Griggs, STANDING; Coach Dube, K. Griffin, G. Phipps, D. Bouthiller, G. Briere, M. Martel. 1976 WARRIORETTE VOLLEYBALL ROW 1; LEFT TO RIGHT, D. Couture, C. Haddock, L. St. Jean, A. Porter co-capt., T. Baillargeon co-capt., P. Brosnan, K. Livernois, S. O'Day, ROW 2; Coach Bourdeau, K. Allen, C. Hooker, C. Labonte, K. Hoenig, G. Jackson, M. Koslowski, J. Dahler. 1976 saw the first fall sport for girls at Tantasqua. Under the coaching of Nancy Bourdfeau the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads had a good first year. It was de- finitely a learning year for the squad as they had matches against schools such as Mount Herman Academy of Northfield, with several years of experience, Volleyball for girls on the highschool level is very new in this area, but it is a very exciting sport and with thirteen girls returning to the squad, out of sixteen, we look forward to avery promising second year. T B10 Five! Dont BE sitty MARGARET! )| ILL START A CHANCE TO, YOU DONT BID IN OL maiD! ( | WITH THE : SEVEN OF HEARTS. WHAT Do YOU BID, JOEY ? _ 0 Rade BROS. war I Oxay TM PLAYIN’ RUMMY! | At 5 ) wu ) HOW “BouT You, JOEY? (Heanrs) SS a od pS Mi 2 winter sports VARSITY BASKETBALL THS OPP Monson Quaboag-(OT) Southwick Monson Millbury Ware Southbridge Auburn Bartlett Bay Path Shepherd Hill Athol Southbridge Bay Path Auburn-(OT) Sheperd Hill Bartlett Ware Quaboag JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL THS OPP Monson Southbridge Auburn Bartlett Bay Path Shepherd Hill Athol Southbridge Bay Path Auburn Shepherd Hill Bartlett Ware Quaboag BOYS GYMNASTICS Scores not available. Record 3-5, Districts 5th place GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TH Monson Quaboag Wore. South Millbury Ware (OT) Southbridge Bay Path Auburn Shepherd Hill Bartlett Worc. North Southbridge Bay Path Auburn Shepherd Hill Bartlett Ware GIRLS JV BASKETBALL SCORES UNAVAILABLE Record-2 Wins, 16 Losses HOCKEY Oxford Bay Path Millbury Southbridge Shepherd Hill Blackstone Grafton Oxford Bay Path Millbury Southbridge Shepherd Hill Blackstone ape NRF OWN BOR NNW HS 4 fi 1 1 2 a a 2 0 3 1 2 GIRLS GYMNASTICS THS Oxford 81.95 Shrewsbury 79.30 Holliston 80.85 Burncoat 81.10 Algonquin 76.30 Shepherd Hill 80.95 Auburn 83.45 Medway 76.70 Doherty 78.75 pamameneleMeeee ES Say ew Er 5 pr Eas 1976-77 WARRIOR BASKETBALL KNEELING; Captains Bill Dickson, Chris Grubert. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach Allen, M. Standrowicz, K. Labonte, M. St. Jean, M. Beauchemin, S. Little, J. Flannery, N. DiGregorio, K. Brunelle, C. Hutchinson. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. McCoomb, K, Griffin, M. Peterson. STANDING: C. Martel, F. Padula, A. Carty, T. Miller, H. Burt, C. May, A. Allard, M. Voyagis, B. Gregory, Coach Roach. . This year's team was very talented and played some fine basketball. Although the year's record — may not indicate it, the team was one of the best to come along in quite awhile. They played very competitive and exciting games. Many of them were lost by only a few points. Senior co-captains Chris Grubert and Bill Dickson were both named to the Border Conference All Stars Team. Chris was also given honorable mention in the Telegram and Gazette. 1976-77 WARRIORETTE BASKETBALL The '76-'77 Tantasqua Var- sity Girls Basketball season com- pleted a reversal of the previous year, going from 6-12 to 12 and 6. The returning juniors and sen- ior captain Andrea Porter proved that a years experience and team play could achieve success. Through the season started slowly, losing four of the first eight games, the girls won eight of the next ten. It was a season of maturing and development for all the players. Improvement is the key (in) explaining the girl's success. Their knowledge of the game and ability to exe- cute under pressure assured the team a District III play off posi- tion- the first ever in a girls program. The girls went from last in the Border Conference to second place. The individual accomplish- ments were impressive as each player contributed superior ef- forts to the overall team. VARSITY: ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT; P. Palmer, K. Hoenig, A. Porter Capt., T. Gray, ROW 2, C. Emrich, C. Had- dock, G. Waite, S. O'Day, ROW 3, Coach McNeff, K. Brown, M. Clancy, K. Livernois. JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT; C. Giroux, C. Provost, G. Jackson, M. Koslowski, C. Erban, J. Frain. ROW 2; Coach Grenier, S. Herrmann, L. Saletnik, L. Dickson, P. Sorenson, J. Kay. 1976-77 WARRIOR HOCKEY KNEELING; M. Simpson, T. Cronin co-capt., S, Lazarz co-capt., K. Rose, J. Tasse. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT; B. Cronin, M. Tasse, C. Letowitz, P. Woodward, C. Battista, B. Sprout, M. Rose, D. Ellis, L. St. Laurent, A. Matys, Coach Cronin. A record doesn't always indicate how suc- cessful a season has been, but success can be measured by what a team gets out of the com- petition. The 1976-1977 season was our second year as avarsity sport and the team showed tre- mendous improvement over last year. In the final standings, only three points separated the last six teams. We had two big Firsts this year: Our first win as a varsity team and our 5-0 shellacking of Southbridge during the second half of the season (after nearly tieing them the first half). Coach Cronin felt this was the best group of young men he has had the privilege of coach- ing--they worked well together on the ice and off the ice--and what they lacked in skills they made up with enthusiasm and hustle. They played well against Bay Path and Grafton, the two power-houses in the League--and played much better hockey the second half of the year. Captains Steve Lazarz and Tom Cronin gave a tremendous boost to the team leader- ship and will be sorely missed next year along with our other seniors, Jeff Tasse, Mike Simp- son, Ken Rose and Bill Ling. 3 GIRLS GYMNASTICS ROW1, LEFT TO RIGHT; J. ena R. Leao, M. clear f Gate D. RV D. Drogue, S. Woodard. ROW2; Coach Sherman, M. Sherman, D. Sherman, J. Mac Alpine. ROW 3; Co-captains J. Sherman and T. Baillargeon. Co-Capt. J. Sherman BOYS GYMNAST] SITTING; D. MacAlpine. KNEELING; S. Cannell, A, Hayward, R. Mundell. STANDING; Coach Bob MacAlpine, B. Jolin, S. Cloyd, J. Carty, S. Bressette. hit ELM iv act ES Woops WILLIAM FOA BABES Z- JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS A. Santoro L. Suprenant T. Hamelin B.Watson W. Grudzien M. Wassmer M. Denault DAH ... Much ado about Munch NOA assASLIVHM 7 A HA A WA A YA 74 ( 106 JSYOM S.11 “LHONOHL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sue Morris, Sue Muenzberg, Pat Canavan, Betsy Clancy, Jane Martin, Sue Grubert, Lise St. Laurent, Cathy Wyman. Missing-Grace Waite and Tina Little- john. CO NCERT CHOIR 64 sazaseaae. ff i : iaaaaae Ms 4-4 Lhe ra i] CHORALEERS 5 wn K. Beaton, D. Bout- hiller, C. Bieber, S. Cloutier, L. Dickson, M. Downs, B. Dun- can, B. Dziura, K. Dziura, B. Es may, G. Esmay, J. Filler, A. Graham, C. Granger, K. LaPierre, W. Ling, T. Littlejohn, J. MacAlpine, T. Northup, V. Particini, B. Rankel, P. Rasys, S. Russell, D. Ryan, W. St. Clair, D. Schonman, J. Sher- man, D. Steenson, D. Sullivan, D. Tenny, B. Tremblay, S. Whitman. Advisor; L. Mason. QO Tue aa = az ‘aed UO Z O UO : i i Z i TANTASOU - WARRIORS MAJORETTES S. Bard S. Baum K. Beaton B. Bergmann D. Bouthiller J. Brown H. Burt S. Cloutier D. Davis J. Davol D. Durand B. Esmay J. Fuller S. Finney A. Finney S. Gadaire E. Gillis M. Gillis D. Gordon A. Graham T. Gray K. Haley V. Gengen K. Hennessy J. Kay K. Letendre T. Littlejohn J. MacAlpine J. Menard J. Moran C. Morrill V. Morrill T. Northup K. Perry B. Rankel W. Routhier C. Sanderski D. Schonman A. Silverberg J. Sherman D. Sullivan T. Szychiewicz D. Taylor D. Tenney D. Trout S. Whitman P. Wight It is a great honor to be ranked outstanding in leadership, depend- ability, service and patriotism. Each year a senior girl is chosen by her classmates and the faculty to re- ceive this honor. This girl represents Tantasqua to the Jedediah Foster Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The Class of 1977 congratulates Elizabeth Clancy for receiving this award. T. Littlejohn M. Clancy S. Whitman M. Rigatti T. Castano MARCHING BAND NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY M. Allen T. Baillargeon D, Battista Bliss Bole Burns Carty Clancy Cloyd Donnelly Dutka A, Finney I, Galiher T. Giguere Hebert Hennessy Heske Lazarz Leao Lincoln . Ss ee EL at The National Honor Society has been very active this year under Ling St the leadership of Pres, T, Baillargeon, V. Pres, M. Allen, Sec, E, Matys SS Clancy, Treas, A, Silverberg, and W, Ling, K, Dziura, T. Wilson and May eA “— K, Lachapelle, Executive Committee, They have introduced a suc- Muir ; WR Ya 4 cessful program to the school and community known as the Speaker Opishinski — ; of the Week. Members of this organization must maintain a B Kuskoski Sd ee average in their studies, Rigatti : Rowe Ruscitti Russel | Wheaton Wilson Silverberg Brunelle Dziura Gordan Haley Hengen LaChapelle Nash P, Parker V. Particini C, Poulin D, Ryan G, Streicker M. Whelan . Stel ste, ES 5 PA AC DDNOA . “Ys Dao ee . DA AUAAPAGAHPDA . YEARBOO STAFF MEMBERS T. Castano, C, Bosley, A, Graham, B, Thibeault, I, Galiher, B, Leao, C. Heske, K. Bole, D, Vaill, T. Bullard, T, Little- john, S, Murray, H. Martel, C. Morrill, K. Wright, J. Kloutes, D, Gordon. Advi- sor: Mr, Ken Blake, FINE ARTS CLUB K, Allen Vv. Hengen S. Bard C. Hooker D, Battista J. Kay D, Baum J. Kloots Ss, Baum C, Letendre V. Burton K, Lachapelle K, Birchenough B. Martel P, Ciaschini S. May J. Davol B, Parker W, Ling M. Rigatti K. D'Lizarraga S. Scheffer T. D'Amico A, Silverberg K, DeMauro P, Sorenson D, DeMiranda D. Sullivan L. Dickson Theresa Szyszkiewicz T. George Tom Szyszkiewicz T. Gray D, Tenny K, Haley D, Trout Mr. Hancock-Advisor The Fine Arts Club is composed of students interested in the cultural arts such as opera and ballet. Through fund raising events they enable themselves to go to places like the Metropolitan to see these performances. The club is now in its second organized year under the direction of Mr. Hancock. Officers of the organization are Ann Silverberg—-Presi- dent, Dave Tenny-V. President, Tammy D'Amico-Secretary, and Jane Davol Treasurer. eo are. lon me pet FOREIGN The Foreign Language Club is a newly formed group of French, German and Spanish students, Un- der the direction of Mrs, James, they are raising money to travel to numerous areas of ethnic interest, The highlight of their travels will be a trip to Germany where they will visit Munich and the famous Bavarian region, They will also travel down to Austria and then return to stop at the famous castles of King Ludwig, includ- ing Neuschwanstein, the fairyland castle and Linderhof, the Golden castle, W. Grudzien, J. Beau- chemin, P. Canavan, J. Erban, T. Bullard, P. Ciaschini, L. LaPlante, C. Labonte, M. Hobbes, A. Streicher, N. La- pierre, K. Hoenig, T. Littlejohn, D. Vaill, T. Baillargeon, K. Dziura, D. Ellis, J. Briere, V. Hengen, S. Bard, J. Davol, B. Nash, K. La- Chapelle, K. Haley, D. Ryan, A. Silverberg, B. Kenny, B. Opishinski, B. Clancy, A. Hayward, M. Allen, M. Gaugno, D. Battista, R. Ballard, I. Galiher, K. DeMauro, B. Martel, K. Barr, D. Battista, D. Taylor, T. Szyszkiewicz, R. Tra- han, M.Whelan, M. Sherman, S. MacDon- ald, N. Hemingway, L. Mason, M.Wright, V. Particini, E. Bansfield, S. Morris, T. D'Amico, M. Downs, M. Roscioli, Cc. Batista, Cx Truax, W. Aho, L. Walker, K. McMullin, G. Sapia, C. Hooker, C. Lamoureux, D. Jolin, N. Leffler, J. Dahler, M. Clancy, K. Hennessy, C. Haddock, L. Saletnik, A. Santoro, E. Castano, S. Woodard, M. Tourtellotte, K. Geitz, J. Frain, K. Al- len, S. Herrmann, C. May, D. Young, P. Sor- enson, J. Martin, K. Bole, D. Syna. VARSITY ‘T’ CLUB se ad we, — be. sor saat ti, Win Mell la atl od im cd it Ai a. (aster ee, The Varsity 'T' Club is an organization formed ; p . of students who have received at least one Varsity letter of recognition for participating in a school sport, They have had a successful year in sponsoring different events such as Spirit Week, This dedicated group of atheletes have contributed much to the enthusiasm the entire student body has shown for atheletic events during the year, The officers are as follows: Mark Allen, Pres., Steve Lazarz, V.P., Betsy Clancy, Sec,, Sue Morris, Treas., Sue Muenz- berg, Awards Sec. Members pictured: J. McAlpine, T, Gay, G. Waite, L. St. Laurent, J. Martin, S. Grubert, T, Young, T. Littlejohn, C. Battista, K. Brunelle, G. Sherman, K, Brown, C, Haddock, R. Bliss, M. Clan- cy, P. Canavan, J. Erbin, M, Hudson, M. Sherman, S. O'Day, S, Lazarz, T. Schonman, M,. Young, J. Sherman, J. Tasse, T. Giguere, W, Grudzion, S. Morris, B, Bergmann, H, Martel, C. Grubert, I, Galiher, C, Heske, W, Ling, B. Esmay, J. Grignon, B. Kaitbenski, J. Grignon, S. Murray, K. Griffin, S. Bressette, C, May, K. Rose, S. Muenz- berg, S. Cloyd, A. Hayward, A, Porter, J. Nelson, R. Mundell, D. Bliss, J. Briere. The Executive Committee!?!7?! INDEPENDENT STUDY Independent Study members: D, Battista, W. Baw- den, M. Boniface, D. Bullard, J, Caron, T. Cas- tano, D, Collette, D. Drogue, M, Duhamel, B, Es- may, M, Faugno, J. Fuller, R. Flannery, I. Galiher, M,. Goodrich, J. Grignon, S. Grubert, C. Heske, E, Huffman, D, LaChance, R, Leao, W, Ling, H, Mar- tel, L, Mathieu, C, Moore, K. Moores, E. Morse, S. Muenzberg, S, Murray, R. O'Keefe, V. Particini, B. Opishinski, D, Perry, M. Quatrocelli, B. Rankel, M. Rigatti, T. Russell, E. Schmidt, J. Sherman, M. Sherman, L, St, Jean, L. St, Laurent, B, Tremblay, A, Wentworth, D. Carling, C. Cawley. Advisor: Mr. Robert Shilansky, OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION S. Poulin M, Tourtellotte S, Hannon OFFICERS D. Graham L. Kader D. Lachapelle B. Thibeault C, Labonte C. Demetri Pare a� oS oco Sj fs eye Tne Sra TY2]ntG Sa ha SooLtr CoC gk} or— © OG = 6048 epee, | Oris} ey ee oO OoUnx Se De es (st, PCy Sefeie Mrs, Bzdula-advisor. NURSES AIDS C, Lamoureux D, Lamoureux C. Bosley K, Sapia te D 5 ° = co) te o = a NA = xo) A fa) ae 3} © CY os 26 Ia ro Members from LEFT TO RIGHT: D, Baum, S, Russell, B, Dziura, D. Gordon, B, Nash, S. Scheffer, D, Battista, M. Allen, T. Wilson. Advisor: Mr, Jim Grenier, Desmaris Clancy Leao Haley Russel | Gordon Perry Bullard Esmay Young J. May Carling Bosley Particini Parent I, Galiher D, Graham S. Terry M. Faugno J. Leaming -E. Griggs J. Gallerani G. Esmay L, Langlois ft DODDHADOH = 9 99 . TOMAHAWK AUDIO VISUAL SQUAD “N Fe 5650 “ =_l = op! ° ; 4 eh aud e ie ¢ t ) @ Pa S. Beleforte, D. Boutin, A. Cropley, C. Delisle, T. Dupont, M. Gagne, E. Griggs, J. McLean, S. Roscioli, B. Thibeault, Mrs. Dionne, Mr. Keenan. LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB R. Arsenault, D. Burdin, D. Davis, C. Demetri, T. Faford, S. Hannon, K. Heyward, C. Labonte, L. 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Ue, wees: ax wie FRIEND‘S Compliments of CAPITOL CLEANERS Gilman's Service Station and Hardware Route 20 Brimfield, Mass. 01010 Hilltop Liquors Inc. Palmer House of Pizza 428 Main St. Palmer, Mass. Congradulations to the Class of '77 Millane's Pharmacy Compliments of BIG BUNNY MARKET 924 West Main St. Southbridge Mass. ARMORTRED® Barbara's Beauty Salon Rolands Gulf Service Complete Tune-ups Brakes-Exhaust AAA Consumers Market 28 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Mass. Ken's Grocery Brookfield, Mass. Duh, what's up Doc? UABAUG RUBBER COMPANY North Brookfield, Mass. 01535 Manufacturers of : SOLES and HEELS vibram® THe UNITED LENS COMPANY. Inc. cMan uf. aclurers of ’ Fons Blanks 5) O.Usie rere DG m NEASS oA ern UESsE eS O14 55:0 CENTRAL SHOE AND TROPHY CENTRE 16 Hamilton Street Southbridge, MA. Compliments of - SOUTHBRIDGE TRUCKING CO., INC. Mayflower WORLD-WIDE MOVERS Southbridge, MA, 141 THE LINCOLN HOUSE THE HORN OF PLENTY THES BERT: GAPSMOMEI owned and operated by OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE Congratulations an Best of Luck to the Class ormuay, OFFICE Congratulations EDUCATION Class of '77 ASSOCIATION CENTRAL PACKAGE STORE Pleasant St. Brookfield BROOKFIELD MOTORS, INC. cGy Teém? Ost B.BXs ETBAII SCL eK7TO RNAMEN) , as MONSON Girs = ¥ S ee a bole hed oy Ce 3° Dist I Route 9 Brookfield, Mass. Dodge cars trucks Oldsmobile SOO Lane ET Te mee WH) Hi), 1a} is iy j WF EY Wy Va HW, TH (MT Pi lig Congratulations to the Senior Class from Gy Galileo Electro-Optics Corp. Galileo Park, Sturbridge, Massachusetts 01518, (617) 347-9191 Best Wishes THE GREEN APPLE ALLAN’S HAIRSTYLING SALON Antiques -Art-Crafts On the Common Sturbridge, Mass. 39 Elm Street urbriage, Wass Southbridge, MA SST Alright Class of '77 from GOODWIN’S GREGOIRE’S The Family Shoe Store 15 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Mass. Sturbridge, Southbridge, Mass. Congratulations from Carol Jack THE HALEY FAMILY of AND MARK STEARNS MAN'S IMAGE Compliments of Congratulations from PAQUETTE STATIONERY CO. TRAHAN BROS. BUILDING | SUPPLIES 338 Main St. Southbridge, MA 570 South Street Typewriters and School Supplies Southbridge, Mass. 01550 144 Service With a Smile I'm Smarter Than They Think STUDENT COUNCIL OF H. Bradley Bole, Class of '74 Theresa Hamilton Bole Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1977 CPC ENGINEERING CORPORATION A Subsidary of Neptune International Corp. Sturbridge, MA 01566 Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Morris 147 iy DO YOU REMEMBER? ..... POWDER-PUFF FOOTBALL Siteipewoptitame ares Z O = U = Lu ae NY (rue. EM b — cissy oy Eye aby COVEESESSTEEERETEATDERTS ? COPOSERESTAREEITUOTENT!? =| ay REETEERERTIUERETEED fue © = PE oaks si EROS ROY é ae 4nOr 3) FL Be TS K. N. Es Butler Christian Clarke Cloutier R. lie D. ue Poirier Thibeault Wonderlie Xelinek (Soe ce ae Some men see things as they are and say, why? I dream of things that never were and say, why not? G.B.Shaw ith hair. just so many perfect the rest he covered w God created heads TEACH YOUR CHILDREN You who are on the road Must have a code that you can live by And so become yourself Because the past is just a good-bye. Teach your children well Their father's hell Will slowly go by And feed them on your dreams The one they picks The one you'll know by. Don't you ever ask them why If they told you, you would cry So just look at them and sigh And know they love you. And you of tender years Can't know the fears That your elders grew by And so please help them with your youth They seek the truth Before they can die. Teach your parents well Their children's hell Will slowly go by And feed them on your dreams The one they picks The one you'll know by Don't you ever ask them why If they told you, you would cry So just look at them and sigh And know they love you. Graham Nash-1970 Hold fast to dreams For if dreams die Life is a broken winged bird That cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams For when dreams go Life is barren field Frozen with snow. -Langston Hughes CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 77 From your yearbook photographer Gary Melino i i Tell the world I'm out I want to meditate . Hutch ing; miss 5) ® c = = a = = me) ‘= «© . a SF [S 3 = o ae By Final run tovictory Jimmy Carter's amazing campaign came down to a last suspenseful night Dr, John, Neil Diamond, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Rick Danko, Van Mor- ey : AEN rison, Bob Dylan and Robbie Robertson. at THE Band's Last Waltz. is Queen of the mopes Actress Louise Lasser blew her stack ina Beverly Hills boutique and was plunged into exactly the sort of mope opera role she playsin Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman. C ops dug into her purse and found $6 worth of cocaine. But she got off easier than Mary ever does: charges were dropped after she agreed to consult a shrink. The ups and downs of old droopy-nose The much-heralded superjet, the droopy- nosed Concorde, became commercially air- borne in 1976. But only just. It costs $60 million and flies so fast that you can leave London after breakfast and reach Washington in time for breakfast. Still, not everyone was won over by such speed. Environmentalists, whose arguments ended the U.S.’s own SST program five years ago, almost managed to shoot down the Franco-British Concorde, too. Although Ford's secretary of transportation, William Coleman Jr., permitted the plane to land in New York and Washington, New York said no, because of the anticipated noise and pollution. Until that issue is settled in court it will still be an open ques- tion whether the Concorde, which depends on the lucrative transatlantic run, will become an economic disaster or the successful harbin- ger of a new age of flight Patti Sm In South Africa, murderous reprisals In June the black ghetto of Soweto outside of Johan- nesburg exploded with the worst racial violence in South Africa’s history. Angered by a law requiring the use in schools of Afrikaans (a language of the white minor- ity), black students rioted, boydetted classes and fomented workers’ strikes. In a characteristically iron-fisted re- sponse, the government answered with police dogs, tear gas and bullets, killing scores of students, like the victim at right, who is dying in the arms ofa grief-stricken comrade. But the rioting continued through the summer, and by year’s end some 400 people were dead, nearly all of them blacks The root cause of the violence is the government's continuing policy of apartheid. Although some of its more humiliating provisions have been repealed, blacks are still barred from many desirable occupations and must carry much-despised identity cards. Officials have imprisoned hundreds of suspected black activists without due process, on the grounds that “the country is in a state of continuous, undeclared war.” A sad day for old glory - busing in Boston. Americans sweep the Nobel Prizes Seven happy laureates Terrible toll from quakes everywhere aine back to the Indians? give M Will we J AC a8 , |v We f Vid os V | a gy V V a Yi | J q J V ) f ‘ = ( APF ) iY AJ NS ve. { Y Vv V d ( V = = } , ; x A 7 J “y f j ( T cS L ww . ¢Y ( y AA ad | v be ’ C 7 : ) 1 k ; 1 2 f I] } . ‘a | X } ¥ ) | £ | : 7 } L : S ) NS ) y I al ae Dg £ | y fr J } y : A IZ } ) ¥ Up ( RCL C 4) J } Vv P: - 9 A =i ( j ft 1 a B , ¥ s TWEEDLE-DEE TWEEDLE-DUM 160 Hols Dr LID OULU, TUK artes r iy he oO) ae 4 a — = Py ‘(ee 4 2 Dae i ATIONAL 54 Lye ae, poe