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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

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SENIORS % hee: eN c. granger m. reece =o . — em ‘ ca a d. ryan d. perry o se t. moran ttt a eR. k. dzuira c. morrill d. burns l. lariviere j. duquette m. boucher k. beeman e. griggs k. brunelle d. baum k. hennessey s. finney ‘ a d. moulton st Pen, a a 6. = | s. walthers c. rigatti wy f € A 4 G b. duncan m. gillis k. lachapelle S. murray d. wonderlie p. jurczyk t. young t. naylor Hand in Hand ... If we were to walk this way hand in hand, we shall say, Was it for this that we have not grown not to be alone, We shall never be alone no matter how old we grow. Sandy Walthers p. ciaschini e. cloutier President Class Of ’78 ary Boniface ecretary Class Of °78 Laurie Saletnik Vice President Class Of ’78 OFFICERS Edward Griggs pone Treasurer Class Of ’78 = . eee ‘ a 4 ¢ hy FSS oe See Maury at ts Pl Plt: ate, RA aS tee y ae ) Ne 7 EAL Re, Fa | Suzanne Marie Bard 10 GREGG ABDELLA Ab DEBORAH BAUM Debbie, Deb ROY BACON KIMBELE Kim BARR KATHRYN WARREN BLAIR RUTH BEEMAN Kathy MICHAEL BLISS M I s a's eas CHAEL CHRISTOPHER BATISTA Chris, Rican LORI BERKELEY RHONDA JUNE BLISS Rhoda, J.B. MARY BONIFACE Mare PATRICIA ANN BROSNAN DENNIS BOUTIN Pat, Crusher KENNETH C. BRUNELLE Ken KAREN BROWN DAVID M. BURNHAM Dave TERESA MARIE BULLARD Dan, Thumper DOREEN BURNS Reen DORIS MARY BURTON Dorie KYM ELIZABETH CARTY Kimmie f ; PA THEODORE CASEY CATHY CHRISTIAN EDWARD CHAMBERLAND Ed CATHERINE ANN CAWLEY Cathy, Crash One KATHERINE CHRISTIAN MARY CLANCY Kathy, Sassy wa Mare, Clance i h PETER L. CIASCHINI Pete MARC A. COURCHESNE Coush EDWARD CLOUTIER Ed LISA ANN CONSTANTINEAU Lisa JANE L. DAVOL Mag DIANE M. COUTURE Cooch PENNY CURTIS NICK DIGREGORIO JUDY D’ELIA 13 14 STEVEN M. DESMARAIS Big Boy, Big Red CONSTANCE DELISLE Connie PETER DESFORGES DONNA MARIE DROGUE Drogie, Ewell BRENDA LEE DUNCAN Sunshine, Duncan Donuts, Bren MARILYN ELAYNE DUHAMEL Guinea, Dewey, Dino a © T. MICHEAL DUNN Mike, Michel un ‘1’ DEBORA DURAND Deb, Debbie JUDY MARIE DUQUETTE Shrimp, Shorty, Squirt, Little Head KAREN ANN DZIURA PAUL DUVAL Duvaleski DAVID ELLIS ; A GREGG ESMAY Tigsley, Miggs JUDITH ERBAN Helga, Judy, Erb MARY A. FAVREAU Fav, Fab SUSAN JANE FINNEY Sue JAMES W. FLANNERY Jim, Jimmy SHERRY GADAIRE DOUGLAS GORDON Doug, Flash FRANCIS GAUMOND 15 CHERYL GRANGER Sherry, Monkey Chow EDWARD GRIGGS Ed, Eddie SUZANNE GRUBERT Suzie THERESA M. GRAY JOHN GRIGGS Biggs, Biggsy, Spaceman WAYNE GRUDZIEN KATHLEEN ANN HENNESSY Henn VICKI L. HENGEN DEAN GREGORY PAUL GRIGNON CHERYL HADDOCK Cher, Spaz DIANE HENRY ee ANNA HOWLETT Die’s a gee if. CINDY ANN HERRMANN Frog, Herm CRAIG K. HUTCHINSON Hutch LORI JOHNSON 4 CATHY ANN JOHNSON Cathy Gas WILLIAM J. JOLIN Willy mouth ERIC S. KASTANGO PAMELA G. JURCZYK Pam KATHLEEN ANNE ROBERT KENNEY LACHAPELLE Bob Kathy, Sonja W7 18 KIMBERLY LACHAPELLE Kim LINDA L. LANGLOIS Little sh—!, Army boots 2 - BRENDA LAFLAMME Hoss KATHLEEN B. LAPETE Pete, Berny, Twin DAVID LEAMING Elvis LISA J. LARIVIERE Clown DINA MARIE LECHOWICZ Bs vng st Se KATHY E. LIVERNOIS Dee giak i a ed oe Liva, Liv = = DIANE LETH-STEENSEN Di, Steensen, Steen GLENN A. LUDVIGSON Lud DAVID J. LOUYAKIS Greek SUSAN E. MACDONALD Mac, Goob ELIEABETH A. MARTIN Irish, Beth JANE IRENE MARTIN Crazey LONI J. MCCLURG Bon STEVEN MODUGNO BRIAN MCGANN ee Moe, Turkey, Steve GERALD MCLEAN CHYERL MOORE SHIRLEY MONETTE Peach 20 Kemo DEBBIE MOULTON Deb TAMARA L. MORAN Tammy, Tam ROBIN MUIR BEVERLY STANNARD NASH Bev, Vero, Bevie Sue Jean FRANK PADULA SHERYLANN NEALON S.A., Shirl MORRILL Chris KRIS MURRAY TINA NAYLOR Banana va PAUL D. PARKER Fudgie WILLIAM PARKER KAREN PARKER Vom x fi ae — re | VALERIE ANNE PARTICINI Val LAURANCE PEASE Dusty MICHAEL PATSIS Mike 24. ORR. DAVID PERREAULT Pickrel BRIAN PEET Peet OLIVENE I. PELLETIER Lee KAREN LOUISE PETERSON K.P; DOUGLAS PERRY Doug 21 22 LEONARD PETRILLO Lenny ak — ‘@ STEPHEN PLUMLEY Bones MICHELLE REECE Mickey Mouse, K.C. GREGORY PHIPPS Flipps CYNTHIA RIGATTI Cindy LAURIE SALETNIK DONNA RYAN Lou RAYMOND PIELA CATHERINE MARY POULIN MICHAEL ROSE Mike CYNTHIA SAMEK MICHAEL SCHROTH GRETCHEN SARTY Gert D. ALAN SCOTT Al, Scotty GREGG SHERMAN Gus VIRGINIA SHEERAN WILLIAM D. SPROUT Sprout, Bill, Billy MURA LEE SHERMAN Bug-Eyes, Knees BRIAN SNOW MARK STRANDROWICZ Stanley MARK ST. JEAN 23 24 GEORGE H. STRICHER, JR. Greeny, Green Shorts, Streak LISE ST. LAURENT STEVE THOMPSON DAVID TOURTELLOTTE Dave FRANK VANDERHOLF RICHARD TRAHAN Rick, Sven JAY VENTURINO NORMAN VIGNEAULT Horse Shack LAURIE L. WHEELER : PATRICIA LEE WIGHT Lor , Munchkin, Shorty MEGAN K. WHELAN Meg, Mego DIANE WONDERLIE TAMMY SUE WILLETT Suey, Willy MARK YOUNG JACKIE WOODMAN Woody PETER WOODWARD Woody TIM YOUNG Lappy ROSEMARY ARSENAULT 25 STEVEN MARK BRESSETTE Steve gS , y | STEVEN BRITCH Steve NOEL CASTONGUAY MARIE-LISE ALICE RICHARD GALLANT CLOUTIER Marie PHILIP CROOKS Phil MARILYN GILLIS KATHLEEN HALEY PHYLLIS GREGOIRE 26 KIM HAYWARD TIM LAVOIE DONNA MARIER MICHAEL MAYFIELD Mike SHARLENE BETH O’DAY Shari, Rerrie, Curly Top WILLIAM OSTER KIMBERLY SAPIA ; Kim | JOSEPH TREMBLAY Joe SANDRA WALTHERS Sandy PATRICIA MERRILL Pat GRACE ELIZABETH WAITE Gracie, Waldo, Juice, Sarah 28 We began together ... ... Ushered out of grammar school unknowing and insecure, we took our first step into the daily routine of everyday high school life. In the fall of September, 1972, we encountered many hurdles which would obstruct the paths that our lives would take. While Freshman, each day seemed a new and frightening adventure we tackled schedules, joined activities and looked for faces that were few and far between. From the ringing of the first bell in the morning until dismissal in the afternoon, we were unconcerned with anything around us. Each day we encountered and each step we took to form a common bond, finally led to the beginning of the class of 1978. As we concerned ourselves with gaining a good reputation, little did we realize how fast each day slipped by. Before we noticed, our Freshman year had:come to a close and with the heat of summer beginning to beat upon our brows, we eagerly left school for vacation feeling reassured of our place as upperclassmen when we returned. Coming back that fall, no longer the lowly Freshman of one year earlier, we as Sophomores, began our battle upward. Class rings were the first sign of our unity and pride. A healthy addition of Sophomore members assisted football and basketball teams, while others helped to prepare for the 2 years left of our high school years. To be special was our goal; to achieve this was our future. We bid goodbye and goodluck to graduating Seniors, secure in the knowledge that our next year would display further the special kind of closeness which had made our class unique. Summer days passed quickly with the anticipation of our eagerly awaited Junior year. Once again as Tantasqua’s walls echoed the goodbyes of departing Seniors we were hit with the realization that the road we had walked was bringing us towards our destination, Senior Year. Bittersweet summer followed. Then with a September morning came the reality that soon we would be passing from Tantasqua forever. We were on top, no longer afraid or insecure. This was our year to stand out and be counted, and stand out we did! Suddenly, we became a class full of question. Did you pay your class dues? Are you going on the class trip? Who are you taking to the Prom? And once again, we began the chore of fund raising, one final time. As the answers to the questions unfolded, so did our last glorious year together. In many ways we were close, and in as many ways we were far apart. The inevitable march to Commencement Day saw old friendships die and others born; romances flared and were snuffed out; new decisions made now would influence us forever. We have finally reached our destination. Standing at the end of the road, we will scatter in a hundred different directions seeking our own paths in life. Yet, no matter how far we travel apart, we are held together by one very special bond ... . We began together. written by Sandy Walthers You savage you, that was Beethovens’ Sth! I don’t believe I wrote that on the table! You fell off the what?! The BUS'!!' No your kidding?, Not really?, Fried Earth- worms?! And as my feelings flow through this paint brush ... “last night was one of those nights!” GREGG ABDELLA LIKES: Pegs, brunettes, Saturday morn- ings, extra long weekends, the red cye go- ing, talking circles around people, Gold. DISLIKES: Leeches, seeds, Chevys, warm beer, Brookfield, H.G. PRIZE POSSESSION: My sneakers. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of 75 HIGHEST AIM: to own Brookfield. FAVORITE SAYING: ITcould be worse ACTIVITIES: Track 2,3, Football 3. SUZANNE MARIE BARD LIKES: French, Brookfield, a certain New Yorker, peace and quiet, laughing, my fish, parties at Erban’s, THS, band, sunshine, windy days, Madame, “The Rubber Chicken” Koje, Ziggy, DISLIKES: chicken soup, cars that break down in Worcester, beets, closings, beer, torn ligaments, casts. PRIZE POSSESSION: my family. FONDEST MEMORY: My Grandfather. HIGHEST AIM: to succeed in life, and not to forget the people who helped me on the way. FAVORITE SAYING: Bon of a Sitch, you GAYBEE. ACTIVITIES: Foreign Language Club 3,4, Fine Arts 3,4, Band 1,2, manager 3, vice president 4, Class vice president 2, President 1, Treasurer 4, RAC 4, SAB 4, Yearbook staff 3, Yearbook Activities Editor 4. ; KIMBELE BARR LIKES: Summertime, independence, get- ting my own way, cats, small get-to- gethers. DISLIKES: Waiting, not being under- stood, apathy, not having a car, not know- ing what's going on. PRIZE POSSESSION: My family, and friends, FONDEST MEMORY: April 1976 HIGHEST AIM: To just be happy with my life whatever direction it may go, ACTIVITIES: Independent Study 2, Work Study 4. MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER BATISTA LIKES: playing soccer, hockey winning, finding something you always wanted, pulling crazy stunts. DISLIKES: sitting in the penalty box, bad refs, getting caught leaving school on the first day, having an argument, cheer lead- ing practice. PRIZE POSSESSION: my car, my fam- ily, and someone special to me of course. FONDEST MEMORY: 12 1 76, beating Southbridge 5-0, one certain party last year °76. HIGHEST AIM: Play pro hockey, being happy. FAVORITE SAYING: OK Yum Yum WES ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Hockey, Track, Varsity T. Club DEBORAH BAUM LIKES: Down comforters, skiing, Hog- back, swimming, Schitzgrabbers Cape Cod, frozen yogurt, sun, the ocean, gorp, fruit, Vermont, my electric blanket, lob- ster, Vt. DISLIKES: Ice and bear spots, Monday mornings, lift lines, liver, school buses, warm beer, “Hughs”. PRIZE POSSESSION: My _ family, friends, skis ... ete. FONDEST MEMORY: Europe °76, Mis- sissippi °77. HIGHEST AIM: to be 5°2”. FAVORITE SAYING: Bite my what) aa 2 ACTIVITIES: Math Team 1,2,3,4, Ski club 2,3,4, Fine Arts Club 2,3, Student Council 4. KATHRYN RUTH BEEMAN LIKES: laughing, family, smiles, vaca- tions, backroads, woods, camping, going out to eat. DISLIKES: being sad, cleaning bath- rooms, good-byes. PRIZE POSSESSION: my life and fam- ily. FONDEST MEMORY: All of them. HIGHEST AIM: to be happy in life. LORI BERKELEY LIKES: being with David, thunder and lighting, Yosemite Valley, snowstorms, New Mexico, Chatsworth, CA., the wind, silence, music, the Rockies at 12,000 ft., the desert at dawn, ballet, Jackson Hole, Wyo., honesty, memories. DISLIKES: Los Angeles smog, small talk, earthquakes, the fires, loud noises, being homesick, pollution, people who don’t care, going to new schools. PRIZE POSSESSION: David's love, his sweet spirit, my 12 string guitar, my par- ents’ trust in me. FONDEST MEMORY: August, 1974; February 29, 1976. HIGHEST AIM: To travel around the country with David on a 750 Honda. FAVORITE SAYING: “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade!”’, Wow! RHONDA JUNE BLISS LIKES: playing all kinds of sports, pho- tography, good music, people, being with my friends, collecting owls, being creative, imitating comedians, learning something new, W.W., riding motorcycles. DISLIKES: being cold, eggplant parme- san, cold rainy days, inconsiderate people, sprints, losing alot. PRIZE POSSESSION: My camera and my family. FONDEST MEMORY: Easter Vacation in Germany and Summer Vacation in Alaska. HIGHEST AIM: To be healthy and hap- py through out life and also to travel around the world. FAVORITE SAYING: Just play like a good shepherd and get the flock over here!, Need a shovel? ACTIVITIES: Varsity Softball 1,2,3,4, J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2,3,4,, Student Council Representative 1,2-Parlimentarian 3-Vice President 4, Yearbook Sports Editor 4, Varsity T Club 3-Secretary 4. MARY BONIFACE LIKES: South Pond, water skiing, friends, laughing, big families, babies, kind people, parties, Atlanta Rhythm section, Boston, a nimals, flowers, quiet times, Dean Pond, Rhode Island, the Polish, James Taylor, “You've got a friend”, hypocrites, T.H.S. faculty, Mr. Luce. DISLIKES: gossips, working the night of a party, saying good-bye, over sophisticat- ed people, arguing, loud voices, giving up something you really cared for, certain rules. PRIZE POSSESSION: MY DAD FONDEST MEMORY: roller skating at the YMCA in ‘72, July 19, 1977 HIGHEST AIM: To raise and have a large family, to enjoy my teenage years to their fullest, to graduate from college and to be happy and work with the mentally disabled. FAVORITE SAYING: OH YA! ACTIVITIES: Class Vice President 1,3, Class President 4, Majorette 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL BOUCHER LIKES: Baseball, Hockey, Football, hik- ing, swimming, vacationing, biking, jog- ging, The Family, going to concerts, skip- ping school, talking back to teachers, go- ing bowling, Basketball, being on work- study, working, fishing, boating, having parties, math, gym, fast cars, Kawasaki motorcycles, and some girls, banquets, cookouts, going to Canada. DISLIKES: Having to go to school, broken down cars, going to work in the rain, broken up parties, being wet, English, being hot, golf, Volleyball, being killed in football, getting yelled at, missing bowl- ing, slow motorcycle, school lunches. STEVEN MARK BRESSETTE LIKES: Karen and summer. DISLIKES: snobs and rainy days. PRIZE POSSESSION: My car. FONDEST MEMORY: September 24, 1977. HIGHEST AIM: To own my own Engi- neering firm. FAVORITE SAYING: No !?. ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 2,3,4, Captain, School newspaper 1, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Track 4. STEVEN BRITCH LIKES: Cheryl, football, cars, money. DISLIKES: homework and school. PRIZE POSSESSION: football shirt. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of °77. HIGHEST AIM: Million dollar lottery. FAVORITE SAYING: Cow !?. | know. ACTIVITIES: Football PATRICIA ANN BROSNAN LIKES: My family, prople, sports, (ex. golf) golf tournaments, water skiing, boat- ing, snowmobiling, good times, sleeping out, parties, a certain Camaro and driver, warm sunny days, being loved, loving, laughing, winning, traveling, animals, horseback riding, and Levi's. DISLIKES: lazy people, boring classes, being sick, being hurt, loosing, snakes, spi- ders and zits. PRIZE POSSESSION: my family, Jim- my Nichols, my golf clubs, and tropheys. HIGHEST AIM: to be a golf pro. FONDEST MEMORIES: the Camp, pine needles, and school. FAVORITE SAYING: Ill never tell and Give me a brake. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Volleyball 3, Var- sity Golf 3,4, Varsity T club 3,4. KENNETH C. BRUNELLE LIKES: RUSH, weekends, summer, par- ties, Mr. Roach, my friends, W.W., bas- ketball, golf. DISLIKES: getting up early, Monday mornings, snow and rain, snobs, losing to Southbridge. PRIZE POSSESSION: My parents and my car. FONDEST MEMORY: Gold Rush of “ie HIGHEST AIM: to graduate from dental school. FAVORITE SAYING: Your screaming, but it’s o.k., let’s go, back off, Ya Hoo!, give me a break, Dude! ACTIVITIES: Golf 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, N.H.S. 2,3,4, Varsity T club 2,3,4. TERESA MARIE BULLARD LIKES: winter, fall, New England, “Landings”, Cape Cod, “Baldy Peg leg”, snow, mountains, horseback riding, the ocean, travelling, Canada, U.S. Histo- ry, Tony. DISLIKES: rainy days, school lunches, Brookfield. FONDEST MEMORY: Charlie and Sam. HIGHEST AIM: To graduate from Law school and to become a criminal lawyer FAVORITE SAYING: Don’t be stupid, Pound sand. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook staff 3, Senior Yearbook Editor 4, Foreign Language Club 3,4. DAVID M. BURNHAM LIKES: going to the races, carpentry, building motors, thunder storms, my fam- ily, working. DISLIKES: people who know everything, Jocks, cars that leak water. PRIZE POSSESSION: my Family, my car. FONDEST MEMORY: Scuba diving at the Cape. HIGHEST AIM: to be successful in life, to build and race my own car, to be a good carpenter. DOREEN BURNS LIKES: being with Dave, nice days at the beach, getting together with my friends, having fun, Vodka Collins’, mustaches, Sheba, snowmobiling in the Berkshires, black °63 Corvette in N.H. DISLIKES: arguing for no reason, people who don’t understand, car accidents. FONDEST MEMORY: party at Whip’s, all the times I spent with those I love. HIGHEST AIM: to become successful as an M.D. and help people the best way | can, to have a fireplace in my bedroom. FAVORITE SAYING: What a Boogyou are!, Hey Ted!. NANCY W. BUROW LIKES: horses, plants, animals, the coun- try. DISLIKES: snobs, crowds, annoyance. PRIZE POSSESSION: Horse, License, HIGHEST AIM: to have a career as a horse instructor. FONDEST ’ MEMORY: October 17, 1975 - January 10, 1977. HIGHEST AIM: To become all | was meant to be. To be here when he comes back. EGAyVcOURS iE SAY aLaN Gre P.B.P.W.M.G.1.F.W.M.Y., You've got a friend. KYM ELIZABETH CARTY LIKES: Steve, friendly people, smiles, go- ing places, sports, the beach, raising my 29 30 rabbits, having fun times, and my friends. DISLIKES: good byes, rainy days, people who never smile. PRIZE POSSESSION: My life, family. friends and Steve. HIGHEST AIM: To live a happy and full- filling life, with someone special and to travel. FAVORITE SAYING: Iky. NOEL CASTONGUAY LIKES: 57 Chevys. DISLIKES: Sunday drivers. PRIZE POSSESSION: Mary FONDEST MEMORY: Prom. night a i a HIGHEST AIM: to be successful in my welding profession. FAVORITE SAYING: You only go around once. ACTIVITIES: Spring Concert 1, Oliver Stagging 3. CATHERINE ANN CAWLEY LIKES: Wales, sunny days, outide, Tim Conway, green things, bike riding, tennis, Virginia Beach, Weekpaug, football, small cars, animals, Hungry Hill, walking in the woods, root beer, camping, skiing, spring. hiking, Steve Miller, walking in the rain, sliding, skating, JT, Don Knotts, Mr. Me- Donald, “Slim Jim”, Mr. Bombard, McDonald’s, Mrs. Soper, yellow. DISLIKES: snobs, getting up at 6:00, big cars, car accidents, Pepsi!, Anne's driving, homework, Don Rickles, poodies. PRIZE POSSESSION: my hand lotion, chapstick, my Irish Heritage, and my Irish ring! FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of °76. February 4-6, 1977, September's. HIGHEST AIM: to go to Ireland and meet my relatives: learn to speak Gaclic ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2,3,4, Color Guard | EDWARD CHAMBERLAND LIKES: Chevys, farming, a good joke. DISLIKES: Fords, long lines, waiting, Mondays, cleaning shops, rainy days. PRIZE POSSESSION: Car. HIGHEST AIM: To own my own busi- ness FAVORITE SAYING: What!!! KATHERINE CHRISTIAN LIKES: skiing, White mountains, ocean, vans, my family and friends, Bud and all the Teachers at T.H.S., grey, mushrooms, talking with friends. DISLIKES: people who use other people, colds, beets, not being able to talk to any- one. PRIZE POSSESSION, Denis, my life and health, my friends. FONDEST MEMORY: Year of °77, May 13, 1977: HIGHEST AIM: get further education, be successful in what ever I do FAVORITE SAYING: Yup!, Right! PETER L. CIASCHINI LIKES: music, summer, the Cape, Histo- ry, Bruneau’s class, Boston, New York, The Met, people. DISLIKES: hick towns, snobs, living in Wales, being in the back of the second violins, Jocks, working a shift till 12:30 am., drunks, rainy days. PRIZE POSSESSION: my life, friends, family and my violin and music FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of 77. HIGHEST AIM: to be considered a true musician by my, colleagues. ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 4, Chora- leers 4, Student Council 2, Fine Arts club 2,3,4, “Oliver” 3, GBYSO 4, Western Mass Young peoples Symphony, All-State Orchestra 3,4, Greater Boston Youth Symphony 4, Western Mass Districts 3.4, MARY CLANCY LIKES: mushrooms, Visito rs locker Room, Basketball, “fred”, fall weather, Mr. Bombard, McGilipin, the beach, John Haulick, Celtics, white roses, apples, A- Block lounge, jocks, weekends, DISLIKES: V.W.’s, Friendly’s, sprints, Bartlett, onions, getting up early, two- faced people, gossip, green hair, loosing, a friend, Lisa St. Jean. PRIZE POSSESSION: my hearts. FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of °73. HIGHEST AIM: to become a pro!? FAVORITE SAYING: Lets go Greg. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,3,4, Student Advisory Board 3,4, Softball 4. EDWARD CLOUTIER LIKES: Marilyn, skiing, football, bad company, Chevy’s, boat watching, “the Bongabongabong!”, Concerts, Proms, the beach, racing, getting high. DISLIKES: double sessions, crowds, spacemen, leeches, the sled rumors, rushes, nares, Jughead, wasted days and wasted ways. PRIZE POSSESSION: Marilyn, Senior Year, my car, my peace of mind. FONDEST MEMORY: Has yet to come. HIGHEST AIM: To succeed at whatever 1 do, and to find the right girl and settle down in the future up north. FAVORITE SAYING: Lets go watch a few boats, Oh No! ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2, Football 2,3,4. MARIE-LISE ALICE CLOUTIER LIKES: Greg A., traveling, waterskiing, walking in the woods through lcaves. sports, being myself, riding around. DISLIKES: being forced to do something. PRIZE POSSESSION: mirror and brush. FONDEST MEMORY: 9-4-74. HIGHEST AIM: to be a special ed. teacher, to get a good job and to be happy. FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t care. ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 2,3. LISA ANN CONSTANTINEAU LIKES: my neice, Sanice, my family, sum- mertimes, one special boy. DISLIKES: school, books and homework. PRIZE POSSESSION: my neice, Sanice, Sissy’s friendship, my class ring. FONDEST MEMORY: 5-15-77, 8-9-77,. 7-22-77. HIGHEST AIM: to be a good wife and mother. FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t care. ACTIVITIES: Color Guard 1,2. MARC A. COURCHESNE LIKES: Hockey, basketball, swimming, motorcycles, snowmobiles. DISLIKES: Pease. PRIZE POSSESSION: motorcycle. FONDEST MEMORY: Pease getting beat up by Gaumond. HIGHEST AIM: 6°5”. ACTIVITIES: Hockey 3. DIANE M. COUTURE LIKES: snow, New England, “chubbo™, football games, Camaros, the ocean, sandy blonde hair, Cheryl's leap, Mom by, being alone at times, party's, playing touch foot- ball, soaps. DISLIKES: bumps, know it alls, snobs, Oscar’s messes, colds, sitting through bor- ing classes, being taken for a ride, parrot turd green. PRIZE POSSESSION: my rocker. FONDEST MEMORY: On the way back from Ocean Beach and Christmas’s with the Family, Papa. HIGHEST AIM: to be the best in what ever | succeed in. FAVORITE SAYING: Just want to be free, to know the things I do are right. ACTIVITIES: Softball 2, Volleyball 3,4, Yearbook staff 4, Prom Committee 3,4, Powder Puff Football 3. PHILIP CROOKS LIKES: snow skiing, mountain climbing, motorcycles, traveling, meeting new peo- ple, frisbees. DISLIKES: J.A. flakes. PRIZE POSSESSION: My ski’s. FONDEST MEMORY: The West. FAVORITE SAYING: -Go West. JANE L. DAVOL LIKES: laughing, doing things on the spur-of-the moment, volkswagons, Maine, Bass shoes, basketball games, movies, “Madame,” band, respect. DISLIKES: being embarrassed, people who make fools of others, big egos, anxi- ety, getting used to change, daddy long- legs, alarm clocks, fat, rumors, bad moods. PRIZE POSSESSION: My family and friends. FONDEST MEMORY: the water tower. HIGHEST AIM: To work at success and accept failure. FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t get it! ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4, School play 3h CONSTANCE DELISLE LIKES: Jeff, horses, cars, car races, ani- mals, Pat and Ken. DISLIKES: snobby people, people who lic, two faced no good son-of- a F PRIZE POSSESSION: my ring and Jeff. FONDEST MEMORY: 9-5-76. HIGHEST AIM: to get married and have kids. FAVORITE SAYING: Love ya. ACTIVITIES: A.V. 1,2, Library 3,4, Band 1,2, OEA 2. PETER DESFORGES LIKES: drags, water skiing, Hampton Beach. DISLIKES: work, school, finks. PRIZE POSSESSION: car and switch- blade. FONDEST MEMORY: Mistake | made in Junior Year. HIGHEST AIM: retire at 20, and own a 427. FAVORITE SAYING: COKE adds life STEVEN M. DESMARAIS LIKES: summers, winters, friends, cars, boats, water skiing, a certain blonde. DISLIKES: snobs, conceited people, im- mature people, rain, engine problems, flat lires, no money, a certain ratty GTO. PRIZE POSSESSION: my life, my friends and my family. FONDEST MEMORY: May 17, 1977, the day I met a certain SHS student, my days at THS. HIGHEST AIM: to do what I see fit with my life to be rich and happy and to lead a full life. FAVORITE SAYING: That's not my job man if you want it done that way then do it yourself. ACTIVITIES: Tomahawk 1,2,3, Class Treasurer 3. DONNA MARIE DROGUE LIKES: skiing, swimming, the beach, ani- mals, kids, gymnastics, “Herbie”, being with friends, sno days, traveling, posters, M MV’S and ice cream. DISLIKES: homework, watchin T.V., staying after school, weekly mectings, “put downs”, and being sick PRIZE POSSESSION: my friends, and relatives HIGHEST AIM: to try everything once FAVORITE SAYING: a ship in a harbor is safe, but that’s not what ships are built for, you know it ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 2,3,4 Volley- ball 4 Varsity T Club 3,4 MARILYN ELAYNE DUHAMEL LIKES: walkin’ in the rain, Bummer, Fluffy, sunsets, puppy dog, eyes, kittens, smiles, green apples, blucberry pics, Satur- day nights, stuffed animals, the Eagles, the Bump, being French, pink DISLIKES: snobby people, Spanish rice, spiders, poor sports, being yelled at, and the feeling of being lost. PRIZE POSSESSION: a certain little piece of typewriting paper, my family, my room. FONDEST MEMORY: Mr. B’s typing class, May 26, 1976, TWT, last summer HIGHEST AIM: to become a successful hairdresser and to own my own shop. FAVORITE SAYING: What can she do that I can’t? Fascinating, Are you my bud- dy, Doreen? ACTIVITIES: Tomahawk 1,3. concert choir 123 basketball 2,3 yearbook 4, soft- ball 3,4 independent study 3,4 work study 4 powder puff football 3 BRENDA LEE DUNCAN LIKES: swimming, roller-skating, the movies, a special friend, walks in the woods, friendly smiles, the Races, shop- ping, Friendly’s, all 4 seasons, Judy. PRIZE POSSESSION: my family and friends. FONDEST MEMORY: 6 5 77 HIGHEST AIM: to be special in every- thing I do. FAVORITE SAYING: “I didn’t. say nothing.” ACTIVITIES: choraleers 1,2,3 concert choir 1,2,3 color guard | T. MICHAEL DUNN LIKES: Canada, golf, hockey, computers, building models, camping, sports, Toron- lo. DISLIKES: 8 schools in 13 years, rm. 213, BIG things, rainy Monday mornings: working when I don’t want to. PRIZE POSSESSION: my life. FONDEST MEMORY: Swanage, Eng- land: Domaine du Beauseant, Feb. 77- May °78, S.S. Uganda HIGHEST AIM: S’S” FAVORITE SAYING: Good _ things come in small packages. According to the height and weight charts I’m not over- weight, I’m just six inches too short. JUDY MARIE DUQUETTE LIKES: my life, Steven, Hockey, Lake- side, Barons, 9, Brenda, Kris Kringle, my room, roses, the ocean, a certain blue Valiant, Mr. and Mrs. Lazarz, Carol, Walt and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Levine, Tommy (new addition) Mr. Bzdula, Mr. Charette, My family, Bubby. DISLIKES: a certain teacher, being told what to do, rain, being away from someone I love very much, Drivers’ Ed. PRIZE POSSESSION: Steven, my sec- ond family, Bunny, Teddy, my pictures, memories of the 1977 prom. FONDEST MEMORY: March 16, 1977 HIGHEST AIM: to be Mrs. Steven H. Lazarz, to be succesful in the business field. FAVORITE SAYING: Who me? I’ve got a pass. What’s the matter? ACTIVITIES: Colorguard 1,2 O.E.A. 1,2 DEBORA DURAND LIKES: music, crafts, reading, Florida, traveling, sewing DISLIKES: bossy people, snobs, cold weather, alot of homework, being late, procrastinating PRIZE POSSESSION: My Lindy Star ring FONDEST MEMORY: Oliver HIGHEST AIM: To do my best at all times FAVORITE SAYING: Yitch, What ACTIVITIES: Tennis 2,3,4, Districts 1, Q.V.M.E.A. 2,3 Oliver 3, Band 1,2,3,4 O.E.A. 3,4 PAUL DUVAL LIKES: girls, friendly people, archery, weekends DISLIKES: snobs, loud mouths, school PRIZE POSSESSION: My bow FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of °75 HIGHEST AIM: To become a Vocation- al School Teacher FAVORITE SAYING: Just do your best and that will have to be good enough ACTIVITIES: Student Council (voca- tional representative) | KAREN ANN DZIURA LIKES: violent thunderstorms, walking barefoot, smiles, ceetu, singing, climbing water towers, sunshine DISLIKES: Ho Jo’, roller wasters, getting lost in a city, canned peas, cops, snobs PRIZE POSSESSION: My freedom in life, my faith and the love of my family and friends FONDEST MEMORY: Oliver HIGHEST AIM: To achieve lasting hap- piness FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, farts! ACTIVITIES: NHS 1,2 Executive Com- mittee 3,4 Student Council 3, Student Council Sec. 4 Foreign Language Club Pres. 3 All school musical 3 Concert Choir 1,2,3,4 Choraleers 2,3,4 Mass. Western District Choir 2,3, Horse-Back Riding Club | DAVID ELLIS LIKES: Reen, Piglet, Greatful Dead, Heinck -n, Wig and the boys, skiing, Thursday nights, good company, Guate- malan, Hawaiian Hampton Beach, a good B, french kisses and hugs, money DISLIKES: rainy days, P.V.’s chains, get- ting cold cocked, getting stuck, C.D.’s, saying good-bye, soap operas, getting caught, home grown, arguments, police PRIZE POSSESSION: My family and friends FONDEST MEMORY: Thanksgiving at Wig-Wam’s HIGHEST AIM: To be happy and suc- ceed in life FAVORITE SAYING: Yeah right! ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2,3,4 Woods 1,2,3,4 JUDITH ERBAN LIKES: squash and sour cream, all my brothers at S.C., snow, sunshine, Sam, German, DISLIKES: baloney, chicken, rain, smelly cow farms, room 229, confusion, people taking over PRIZE POSSESSION: Baby, my Tigger, my brothers FONDEST MEMORY: trip to England (1976), summer of °77, Styuka (spring 72) HIGHEST AIM: to be athletic trainer for NE Patriots FAVORITE SAYING: Aw come on you guys!! ACTIVITIES: Gym team 1,2,3,4 Varsity T club 1,2,3,4 VP 4 Foreign anguage club 3,4 Athletic Director Sec. 3,4 Yearbook Fac. ed. 4 MARY A. FAVREAU LIKES: Certain yellow Firebird with black vinyl roof, Rick, people who are nice to me, my years at THS, working at Liber- ty House Nursing Home, going to the ocean, fast cars DISLIKES: snobs, people telling me how to run my life, being yelled at, homework, cold and rainy days, being sick, having my car die on me PRIZE POSSESSION: My life with Rick and Jehovah, my car FONDEST MEMORY: August 10, 1977, April 14, 1976, March of °78 HIGHEST AIM: To make Rick happy, to succeed in whatever | do, to live a life with peace and joy FAVORITE SAYING: Fraggetta JOHN L. FERRARA LIKES: the beach, G block lounge, KLP, weekends, sleeping late, Plainfield, base- ball, movies, state championships, Florida DISLIKES: practice, filling out question- aires, being without a car or money, home- work, final exams, losing, getting up in the morning, school lunches, crowds PRIZE POSSESSION: My friends and family FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of 77 HIGHEST AIM: To be successful ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 2,3 co. capt. 4 SUSAN JANE FINNEY LIKES: walking in the rain, biking, swim- ming, good books, satire, seeing people laugh, music, animals, flowers DISLIKES: fighting, being sick, home- work every night, sitting at home alone, the all seeing eyes PRIZE POSSESSION: My kitty and sis- ter Sam FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of °77 HIGHEST AIM: To be happy with my life ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4 All school musicals 1,3 Gymnastics 2,3 Track 2,3 JAMES W. FLANNERY LIKES: Football, Basketball, emotion, success, pride, bikinis, outer space, doors, the ocean, rebels, South Pond, tubing, wa- ter skiing, trust, camping, SEM, golden bones, the Sun, Heineken, the Earth, deep people DISI IKES: cowards, hypocrites, failure, shame, confinement, sprints, gloomy days, boredom, fat, grills and floors, bitches, hassels PRIZE POSSESSION: My hands FONDEST MEMORY: Summer °76 HIGHEST AIM: To die knowing that | lived ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Varsity T club 2,3,4 MONIQUE T. GAGNE LIKES: Drive-ins, cars, skating, movies, B.T.R., camping DISLIKES: People who think they are better than everyone else PRIZE POSSESSION: Turquoise and silver earrings FONDEST MEMORY: September 30, 1976 HIGHEST AIM: To graduate early and fulfill a very special dream MARILYN GILLIS LIKES: Spanish, softball, Don S., volley- ball, animals, going to Texas, the little kids that live next door to me, being a Chris- tian, Sunday and Wednesday nights DISLIKES: Bruneau’s class, getting on the school bus at 6:35 in the morning, Springfield, being fat FONDEST MEMORY: Nov. 10, 1976, Aug. 18, 1977 HIGHEST AIM: To be what | should be and not what | am FAVORITE SAYING: “Yeah, | guess so DOUG GORDON LIKES: Life, people, E.S.E.C., Music, H.C., and all my friends DISLIKES: marching band, parades, school lunches, typing PRIZE POSSESSION: Memories FONDEST MEMORY: 5 22 75 and Washington °76 HIGHEST AIM: Ph. D. and then the world FAVORITE SAYING: “Stick it in your ear!” ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 3,4 Tomahawk 2,3 NHS 2,3,4 Oliver 3 Bas- ketball Announcer 2,3,4 CHERYL GRANGER LIKES: B.C., home away from home, Cheryl’s parties, sunsets on the beach, Rainbow, going out to eat ina quiet place, working with people, main street Stur- bridge DISLIKES: snobby people, people who can not keep to their own business, rainy days, having to get up in the morning, being worried about something when there is no reason to worry, being told to clean my room PRIZE POSSESSION: Brian, my friends, my family, and my high school years FONDEST MEMORY: July 4, 1977 weekend, Summer of 77 HIGHEST AIM: To go to college and be successful in my field and to someday marry FAVORITE SAYING: Don’t worry about it! ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 1,2,3 Chor- aleers 2,3 J.V. Cheerleading 2 THERESA M. GRAY LIKES: sunny days, every season, laugh- ing, being daring, competition, dreaming DISLIKES: false people, rainy mondays, sitting around doing nothing, deadlines PRIZE POSSESSION: My family and friends FONDEST MEMORY: Water tower in- cident and the Beach °77 HIGHEST AIM: To be happy with my- self by making others happy ACTIVITIES: Softball 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Band man- ager 4 Musical 3 Fine Arts club 2,3 JV Basketball 1,2 Student Council 3,4 NHS 3,4 Track 2 NHS Executive Committee 4 EDWARD GRIGGS LIKES: girls, dedication, being popular, steak, summer, the Who, meeting other people, running DISLIKES: liver, pushy people, fights, snobs, knobs, doing nothing, being ripped off, show PRIZE POSSESSION: My sports recog- nition awards. FONDEST MEMORY: coming in a strong second in a track meet against Palmer HIGHEST AIM: To become a movie ac- tor and live in sunny California FAVORITE SAYING: Success is what you put into it ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Cross-Country 1,2,3,4 Tomahawk 1 AV Squad 4 Yearbook 4 JOHN GRIGGS LIKES: Beth, beer, football, parties, girls, cars, bikes, WALES, skipping school, art DISLIKES: blowing lunch, gaining weight, junkies, snobs, rednecks, faggots, going to school everyday PRIZE POSSESSION: my leather jacket FONDEST MEMORY: 8 22 77 HIGHEST AIM: To have a pottery ship and 15 wives and to see THS football go undefeated FAVORITE SAYING: There's some- thing wrong with that boy and Hey buddy how about a beer ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4 PAUL GRIGNON LIKES: Mom and Dad, K.A., Porsches, Benz's, Pink Floyd, Carly Simon, Jeff Beck, etc., warmth, winning, football, sprints, lifting, Nebraska, Cornhuskers, carezza, food, THS, stewed moles, order- lons, drawing, Burt Lancaster, 33, 3,7, cold, nice warm roaring fires, 3 undulating bibble-dribs, and of course my family DISLIKES: losing, glowing maggots, Len Berman, Curt Gowdy, Bryant Gumble, snobs, Legion baseball, George Steinbren- ner, Rush, disco, KISS (and other such trash), Oakland Raiders, Pete Rozelle, feminine males, perverted scum, grits, use- less people, conformists, ignorance, hu- morless people, dogs, the thing in the cel- Jan ieee 31 32 PRIZE POSSESSION: my precious fam- ily (and someone I’ve been working on) FONDEST MEMORY: winning baseball championship HIGHEST AIM: To play pro-football (al- lernate- cartooning) FAVORITE SAYING: That's incredible! ACTIVITIES: Football 1,3, capt. 4 Base- ball 3 capt. 4 Basketball 1,2.4 SUZANNE GRUBERT LIKES: lobster, corn on the cob, shrimp, sunny warm days, beer, vodka, Lam- brusco, being happy, parties, new clothes, girl’s room, candy, fruit, steak, the beach. money DISLIKES: rainy days, rum, snotty peo- ple, spinach, cats, liver, being yelled at, being depressed, monday mornings, being beat by Southbridge, Southbridge snobs. boring weekends PRIZE POSSESSION: My family, Sean and my friends FONDEST MEMORY: 2 15 76 HIGHEST AIM: To succeed in life and to be happy FAVORITE SAYING: Dah! ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 WAYNE GRUDZIEN LIKES: sports, the fall, the spring, Dr. J.. quiet, a good sense of humor, weckends, sunshine, mornings, Pele, movies, the beach DISLIKES: getting up carly, rainy days, the cold, snow, 2nd lunch, stupid questions PRIZE POSSESSIONS: My car FONDEST MEMORY: Winning State Championship in baseball HIGHEST AIM: to be happily successful at whatever I do FAVORITE SAYING: “No way” ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3, co capt. 4, Baseball 2,3,4 Varsity T club 2,3,4 CHERYL HADDOCK LIKES: to be with other people, partics, the beach, sports, honest people, TRUE friends, kids, animals, jewelry, nice clothes, motorcycles, thunderstorms DISLIKES: stuck up people, snobs, thieves, two-faced people, losing in any- thing, rainy days PRIZE POSSESSION: My family and friends, my motorcycle, memories of all the good times FONDEST MEMORY: Summer of 75, going to New London and watching the moon shine, getting lost on the way back from Misquamicut, Manbeck’s party HIGHEST AIM; Go to the Olympics, to become a Physical Ed. teacher and coach and be successful in everything | do FAVORITE SAYING: Almost don’t count, you spaz, chuck it ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3 Softball 1,2,3 Track 1 Volleyball 2,3 KATHLEEN MARIE HALEY LIKES: red ink, green ink, foreign coun- tries, science fiction, Dumas pére, music, Johnson’s Book Store, Athen’s Pizza, col- lecting things, writing, comic books DISLIKES: blue ink, black ink, gym, pol- lution, arena scheduling, filling out forms, heat, biographies PRIZE POSSESSION: a dollar gold piece FONDEST MEMORY: Oliver, winning the gallon jug at the Chicken Bar-B-Q HIGHEST AIM: To write the Great American Novel FAVORITE SAYING: Yeesh, No I for- got ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4 Oliver 3, Fine Arts club 2,3,4 Math Team alternate 2,3 Math Team 4 Foreign Language club 3,4 NHS 2,3,4 VICKI L. HENGEN LIKES: lobster, horse shows, Joni Mitch- ell, crickets chirping, winning, Mozart, Handsome princes, New York City, au- tumn, tea and cheesecake, Acadia, Lord of the Rings, getting math problems, blue ribbons, apple blossoms DISLIKES: shots, bugs, procrastinating, school buses, crutches, liver, tuning gui- tars, selling things PRIZE POSSESSION: Quarter horse mare FONDEST MEMORY: Yellowstone HIGHEST AIM: Perfection? FAVORITE SAYING: “To each his own” ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,4 Concert Choir 2 Fine Arts club 2 Yearbook 4 Foreign Language club 3 Student Council 3 Tres. 4 Cheerleading 2 NHS 3 Pres. 4 KATHLEEN ANN HENNESSY LIKES: hockey games, spanish, snow, Yu- kon, Burlington, family picnics, with the grinnings, Cape Ann, New York, stein- way, John’s Bargain Store, Mopeds DISLIKES: bangs, school buses, march- ing band, cliques, mondays, gym, grits, sno bs, sophomores bleachers at hockey games, oucked teeth PRIZE POSSESSION: My friends and Family FONDEST MEMORY: Summer °77 HIGHEST AIM: Pharmacist FAVORITE SAYING: “guess you had to be there” ACTIVITIES: Concert Choir 2 Chora- leers 2 Band 3 Student Council 4 DIANE HENRY LIKES: art, making people happy, people who are kind, Arizona, the ocean, friends | have made during my 2 years at THS, being my own boss DISLIKES: Jim, people who think they are better than me, waking up early, snowy weather, being alone or lonely, hurting someone | care for PRIZE POSSESSION: My life, my boy- friend and my family HIGHEST AIM: To be happy and have a joyful, fulfilling life FAVORITE SAYING: Yeah, what's that? CINDY ANN HERRMANN LIKES: Scotty, U.S. History, reading good books, working, rainy days, antiques, drawing, science, sewing, affectionate peo- ple, people with honest feclings, my family and of course, New York Yankees and New York state DISLIKES: Dodgers, tomato juice, being bored, having to leave, people who put others down judging on appearance, reli- gious pushing people PRIZE POSSESSION: my Cairn Nor- wich terrier, “Scotty”, my health, and happiness, and my ability to enjoy life FONDEST MEMORY: December 24, 1976 HIGHEST AIM: to go to college and be- come a legal assistant or major in History FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh, yeah!” What did you say? Can J borrow your... ? ACTIVITIES: Library Service Aid | Col- or Guard | Independent Study 3,4 Career Development 4 Language Club 4 CRAIG K. HUTCHINSON LIKES: sports, art, music, concerts, par- ties, Friday and Saturday nights, ice cold beer, winning, violence, humor, 44, 13 DISLIKES: Soccer fags. Southbridge, fumbles, sprints, losing, grits, straightics, butts PRIZE POSSESSION: a vicious dober- man pinscher, my class ring FONDEST MEMORY: the people in Class of °78, winning Division II State Championship in Baseball HIGHEST AIM: to become a rich archi- tect or coach college football ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 CATHY ANN JOHNSON LIKES: a certain guy from University of Dayton, chocolate, Michelob, Doritos, laughing, the M.H. gang, a certain ring, Boz Scaggs, Queen, spring senior high girl’s room, parties, football games, Pats, Scotland, camaros, 3 musketeers, blue, Cape-Cod, Sue Patty, concerts, sun, Heineken, apricot sours, W.W. Club DISLIKES: warm beer, bigots, snobs, cry- ing, snow, Mondays, leeches, American chop suey, milk, saying goodbye, no I.D., QB's, Bar-T’s PRIZE POSSESSION: my family and friends FONDEST MEMORY: October 20, 1976, summer of °77 and my years at Tan- tasqua HIGHEST AIM: to always be happy and to always wear a smile FAVORITE SAYING: “No suh”? Let's go have a Cigarette. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 2 Student Council 1,2,3 Concert Choir 1,2 Career Developement 3,4 WILLIAM J. JOLIN LIKES: Frampton, Boston, Heinckin, breezy days, smiles, vanilla fribbles, L.I.T., matunte, fords, mopars DISLIKES: math, PTC PRIZE POSSESSION: my pool table, my ring FONDEST MEMORY: my first time to the ocean HIGHEST AIM: make a million FAVORITE SAYING: wait a minute ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3,4 Gym- nastics PAMELA G. JURCXYK LIKES: sports, spring, Bigelow, Quabbin on sunny days, having fun, stormy days, being me, social gatherings and above all living DISLIKES: two-faced people, liars, im- maturity, detentions, liver, history, and be- ing home early PRIZE POSSESSION: my life FONDEST MEMORY: Mt. Wachusett, Quabbin, summer of ‘75 and the Class of 78 HIGHEST AIM: to be myself and accom- plish everything I decide to do FAVORITE SAYING: ‘en how’s it go- ing? ACTIVITIES: J.V. Basketball 1, Track 1,3 J.V. Cheerleading 2 Work Study 4 ERIC S. KASTANGO LIKES: dirt bikes, girls, waterskiing, Led Zeppelin, the Legendary Volkswagon, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Venus Demilo, Camaro Z-28’s, snowmobiling, New Jer- sey, chocolate, Tolkien’s books, going to Canada DISLIKES: sister bugging me, waking up at 6:00 a.m., SAT’s, raspberries, fish PRIZE POSSESSION: my “P” humor, friends FONDEST MEMORY: summer of °77, senior year HIGHEST AIM: to be rich and famous FAVORITE SAYING: “Really now” ACTIVITIES: Yearbook editor 4 Prom Committee 4 ROBERT KENNEY LIKES: the outdoors, winter, snow, stak- ing, skiing, basketball, Saturday, summer, track, javalin, swimming, sailing, boating, water skiing, ping pong, pool sports, Yan- kees, Billy Marting, music, New England, New Jersey DISLIKES: alarm clocks, 6:15, English, reports, reading, homework, crazy nick- names, the Red Soxes PRIZE POSSESSION: my license FONDEST MEMORY: senior year HIGHEST AIM: college graduation fol- lowed by success FAVORITE SAYING: damn kids ACTIVITIES: Band 1, Marching Band 1, Basketball Manager 1,3 Track 3,4 KATHLEEN ANNE LACHAPELLE LIKES: Buzz, a certain blue Plymouth, parties at Erban’s, my friends, THS teach- ers, crisp fall days, Main St., eating, being loved, Saturday nights, St. Bernards, Mt. Monadnock, rallying (and getting lost), riding around, sports, lilacs, Len-Len, Dave Mason, Boston, the city, “Para’s”, Woodstock, Mr. Mrs. Lafleche, Henry Jerry, Jethro Tull, pumkins, sweaters DISLIKES: school lunches, rainy days, mountain climbing, work, winter, being alone, being cold, having a stuffy nose, breaking a fingernail, getting yelled at, getting in trouble, staying home on week nights, fighting, crying, breaking up, flunking my license test twice PRIZE POSSESSION: my license, my life and my friends (not necessarily in that order) and a certain green bull FONDEST MEMORY: 7 29 77, moun- tain climbing with Buzz, Proulx, Lapoint, Claudette Sharon HIGHEST AIM: to finish the yearbook and keep my insanity and to graduate, go to college, and get married, but most of all, to stay with a certain someone FAVORITE SAYING: “Come on you guys!” ACTIVITIES: Riding Club 1, Student Council Rep. | Parliamentarian 2 Vice President 3 President 4, NHS 4 Executive Committee 3, Yearbook editor 4 Fine Arts Club 3,4 Foreign Language Club 3,4 Re- gional Advisory Board 4 BRENDA LAFLAMME LIKES: US History, school, sunsets, su- perstars, concerts, dreaming, Thursdays, music, movies, playing football, the dirt road, Mr. Bombard, Mr. Norton, my fans, Mr. White DISLIKES: weekends, cities, snow, de- pression, cliques, politics, commercials, cheerleaders PRIZE POSSESSION: my_ horse, Apache FONDEST MEMORY: July 4, 1976 HIGHEST AIM: to meet ole pink eyes FAVORITE SAYING: I'm never getting married! ACTIVITIES: Softball 3 LINDA L. LANGLOIS LIKES: summer, Misquamicut, “the Wreck”, Steve Miller, being happy, shoot- ing the crap, beer, bowling, good times, writing, Bad Co., Tull, sleeping all day and going out all night, Chargers, faded jeans, the art room, “Italians”, anything Chi- nese, driving, Bubby, playing pool, slow comfortable screws, and Mom Dad, of course! DISLIKES: hang-overs, snobs, colds, los- ing someone close, hiccups, being bored, someone who thinks they're better than me, getting up early, school lunches, the nubs, Rose’s mixed drinks, and being the baby! PRIZE POSSESSION: my _ family, friends, life, mind and memories FONDEST MEMORY: Burlingame and the old gang, meeting the biggest mouth in the West and the one who does her peak- ing HIGHEST AIM: to reach 5’ and find log- ic in all my answers. “Stairway to Heav- en” FAVORITE SAYING: Good _ things come in small packages, “I’m sorry” ACTIVITIES: OEA 2 KATHLEEN B. LAPETE LIKES: Brian, Mr. Bombard, my family, my friends, Teddy Bear, scarry movies, snowy bright days, windy days, fall, foot- ball, Mr. Robie, walks with Bri DISLIKES: cold people, rainy days, homework, my car breaking down, being way from Bri PRIZE POSSESSION: Bri, my family, Teddy, guitar, my ring, my future (our) FONDEST MEMORY: 5-7-76, 5-14-76, 12-25-76 HIGHEST AIM: to ge a good wife and mother and to live happily with Bri, 7-22- 78 FAVORITE SAYING: What? Me? So long sucker! Really! ACTIVITIES: Color guard 2,3 Concert Choir 3 Oliver 3 LISA J. LARIVIERE LIKES: Dana, my friends, Wednesdays, Mr. Bombard, Mr. Allen, complaining, pepperoni DISLIKES: my nose PRIZE POSSESSION: a special flower FONDEST MEMORY: the past two years HIGHEST AIM: to improve myself for someone special FAVORITE SAYING: I'm sorry DAVID LEAMING LIKES: music, Barbara, Uriah Heep, First Aid class, mini skirts DISLIKES: showoffs, snobs, liver, fight- ing, pain PRIZE POSSESSION: Barbara Dionne, my guitar FONDEST MEMORY: 11 26 75 HIGHEST AIM: to become a rock star and have a happy marriage with you know who FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey, how ya doin?” DINA MARIE LECHOWICZ LIKES: water skiing, fall, the ocean, par- ties, having a good time, windy days, the drive-in, the ramp, summer, Saturday Night Live, whiskey, hockey, baseball, Mustangs, Pink Floyd, weekends, Maine, PA, motorcycles, taking walks DISLIKES: rainy days, being sick, school, leeches, gym, being hurt, getting up in the morning, being bored and depresses PRIZE POSSESSION: my family FONDEST MEMORY: all the good times with Lori, Cheryl Mary, going to Pennsylvania HIGHEST AIM: to be healthy, wealthy, and wise FAVORITE SAYING: You're kidding ACTIVITIES: Class Treasurer 1,2 ski club 2 JV Cheerleading 2 Majorettes 1,2,3,4 Track 2, Yearbook 4 independent study 4 DIANE LETH-STEENSEN LIKES: green, red, people who are willing to try DISLIKES: purple, peas, lima beans, liv- er, being bored, wasting time PRIZE POSSESSION: Christ, in my life FONDEST MEMORY: tomorrows HIGHEST AIMS: to be all I can be FAVORITE SAYING: Unnastan? ACTIVITIES: JV Soccer manager 2,3 Varsity manager 4 Choraleers 2,3,4 Con- cert Choir 1,2,3,4 Gymnastics 1,2,4 All- school Musical 3 Mass. Western District Choir 2,3,4 Mass. All-State Choir 2,3,4 Bible-study Homeroom 1,2,3,4 Varsity T Club 2 Band | Horse-back riding club | KATHY E. LIVERNOIS LIKES: going to the beach, my big pink teddy bear, ice cream, the | 3th, walking in blizzards, last but not least a certain voc. DISLIKES: getting up in the morning, raid, jealous people, getting beat by BHS SHS, two-faced people and getting hurt. PRIZE POSSESSION: D.J.B., my family and my rings FONDEST MEMORY: May 13th, 1976, all my years at THS HIGHEST AIM: to succeed in life and be happy FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t know ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,2 Basket- ball 2,3 Volleyball 3 Softball 2,3,4 Work Study 4 DAVID J. LOUYAKIS LIKES: sports cars, money, chicks, friends, beer, Metaxa DISLIKES: getting into trouble PRIZE POSSESSION: my °75 Pontiac Lemans FONDEST MEMORY: summer of °74 HIGHEST AIM: to own a business and become rich FAVORITE SAYING: “Not every man can handle Metaxa” GLENN A. LUDUIGSON LIKES: fishing, Wood III, getting money, summers, winters, skiing DISLIKES: not having a car, being broke, rainy days, in the winter while skiing PRIZE POSSESSION: my shaker china hutch FONDEST MEMORY: summer of °77 HIGHEST AIM: to become a pro bass- master FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t have any ACTIVITIES: Track SUSAN E. MACDONALD LIKES: J.W.F., weekends weekends on the Cape, “the Landing” vodka, skiing, autumn, relatives (Nana Gram), munching out, James Taylor, beating Southbridge, buzz’in with K.P. and S.A. DISLIKES: being teased (Mike, stop it), having close friends move, over-crowded school buses, gaining a few Ibs. after munching out, losing to Southbridge, beer, walking home alone in the dark, and pco- ple that spell my name wrong. PRIZE POSSESSION: family reunion °73, the second time around, and the Owl HIGHEST AIM: to get what I want from life, that is when | decide what it is | want FAVORITE SAYING: “Really?, Right Tiger” ACTIVITIES: Class Vice President | President 2 Choraleers 1,2,3 Track 1,2 Concert Choir 1,2,3 CAROL MANDEVILLE LIKES: walking in the snow, being with my friends, puppies, holiday and weck- ends, relaxing, a certain someone, going on vacations DISLIKES: getting up early for school, gym Classes, rejections, unhappiness, being lonely and scared, disappointments, crowded places PRIZE POSSESSION: P.M. and my fu- ture with him FONDEST MEMORY: June 1977 HIGHEST AIM: to lead a full and happy life with someone | love FAVORITE SAYING: What’s the mat- ter? ACTIVITIES: Center of Hope 3,4 Work Study 4 ELIZABETH A. MARTIN LIKES: sports, animals, spring and fall, walking in the woods, camping, Pepsi, Wales, anything green, and Irish things, the Irish Club, silver, peanut M M’s, french fries, ketchup, Dad’s cooking, Cali- fornia, windy days, turtlenecks, and a very special person and being happy DISLIKES: going to work, getting up be- fore 11, rootbeer, fighting, school, and get- ting broke from my loveable brothers PRIZE POSSESSION: my Irish heritage FONDEST MEMORY: Sept. 1976, Sept 10, 1977, and all the other Septs. HIGHEST AIM: to live where I want, and to be as happy as I can be (to live in Erin (Ireland) FAVORITE SAYING: Take a walk tur- key!, Well its like this, Would you believe? JANE IRENE MARTIN LIKES: the beach, waves, the countryside, blankets, wild flowers, falling stars, horses, warm smiles, long walks, “clowns”, ba- nanas, “a special friend’, serenity DISLIKES: confusion, gossip, crying, broken dreams, ice cream, hypocrites, po- tato chips, losing, boredom PRIZE POSSESSION: My family and my faith FONDEST MEMORY: South Beach °77 HIGHEST AIM: to find a place in the sun FAVORITE SAYING: For those who love time is eternity ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Concert Choir | MICHAEL MAYFIELD LIKES: riding my bike, Ho Jo's, Linda, goofing off DISLIKES: belated science, vanilla ice cream PRIZE POSSESSION: my bike FONDEST MEMORY: Carpentry °75 16 HIGHEST AIM: to be a mechanic LONI J. MCCLURG LIKES: Jim, music, skiing at Hogback, German beer, and playing the flute DISLIKES: Munich, cruising in a tram and public transportation in general, and a rainy ski season PRIZE POSSESSION: my flute FONDEST MEMORY: A weck in Tur- key and the Christman Concert 2 years ago HIGHEST AIM: to make music for the rest of my life FAVORITE SAYING: Scheiss Mensch! ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 1,2.4 Fine Arts 2,3,4 Track 1,3,4 Musical 2,3 Cheer- leading 2 Capt. 3 Ski Club 1,2 Concert Choir 2 Choraleers 2 Model U.S. Senate 3 Marching Band 1,2 NHS 3,4 Student Council 1,2 Class President 2 BRIAN MCGANN LIKES: the mountains, fall, Colorado, Massachusetts, West Virginia, the beach, money, horses, hunting, hockey, softball, skeet shooting, traveling by car, climbing, the woods, skiing, Acrosmith DISLIKES: rain, two-faced and stuck-up people, KISS, the Oakland Raiders, NY Yankees, hard chemistry, being broke PRIZE POSSESSION: my stero FONDEST MEMORY: 11 23 60 HIGHEST AIM: to do what I want and when I want to do it and to be the best at it! FAVORITE SAYING: “If it feels good do it, to live is the rarest thing in the world, most people just exist, that is all” ACTIVITIES: Track | PATRICIA MERRILL LIKES: sloe gin fizzes, horses, curls, a certain special person, tennis, spring, fall, roller skating, Coke DISLIKES: snobby people, violent peo- ple, living in cities, Monday night football, homework, Roach’s class PRIZE POSSESSION: family and friends FONDEST MEMORY: summer of °74 and summer of °76 HIGHEST AIM: to succeed in whatever | do FAVORITE SAYING: !Futbol you bet! ACTIVITIES: Color guard 3,4 AV squad 1,2 Concert Choir 3 STEVEN MODUGNO LIKES: Germany, Maine, Vermont, the ocean, Scuba diving, snow, J.W., German wine DISLIKES: rainy days PRIZE POSSESSION: my scuba gear FONDEST MEMORY: summer of °76 ACTIVITIES: Spring Concert “74°75 Oli- ver staging °77 CHERYL MOORE 33 34 LIKES: parties, people, living in the coun- try, animals, sports, and just about every- thing DISLIKES: snobby people, Mr. Allen's social lectures in math class, and getting a grade below a B PRIZE POSSESSION: Alan, my ani- mals, and friends FONDEST MEMORY: Home away from home (1 and 2), Summer of °77 HIGHEST AIM: to live a full life, make it through college and still be with Alan FAVORITE SAYING: | don't know, Brat ACTIVITIES: Choraleers 1,2,3 Concert Choir 1,2,3 Track 1 Boy’s track manager | KIM MOORES LIKES: art, parties, horses, Acrosmith DISLIKES: marks, snobs, fags, Quaboag PRIZE POSSESSION: stereo and al- bums FONDEST MEMORY: summer of 76 HIGHEST AIM: to become an artist and possibly teach art FAVORITE SAYING: really! Hey! TAMARA L. MORAN LIKES: band, classical music, my whole family, being alone (sometimes), the “gang”, drive-ins, Joost, Litthe House on the Prairic, my dogs, my car, reading, snowmobiling with my dad, the Bard fam- ily, the ocean in Maine, Mr. Allen’s com- mercials, Mr. Bruneau’s smile, horses, You Light Up My Life, Send in the Clowns, typing, marching band trips, get- ting rowdie with the band, having special talks about anything with my mom DISLIKES: GAYBEES, snobby people, cheering with the cheerleaders, gym, being bossed around, final exams, getting band uniforms organized, cleaning up the band room after football games, mean dogs, people that don’t use direction signals, get- ting behind a tourist in Sturbridge, getting in trouble, M.D., D.B. and his chocolate- covered rats, thinking of things I dislike PRIZE POSSESSION: my car, family and memories of things | have done with Suzie FONDEST MEMORY: My sister and the time we spent together HIGHEST AIM: to be happy with what- ever | end up doing FAVORITE SAYING: “That's gross and that’s awful” ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Band Librarian 3,4 Treasur- er 4 TMA Student Rep. 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Morning Announcer 4 QVMEA 4 Track 3 Musical 2,4 Concert Choir 4 NHS 3,4 OEA 3,4 Fine Arts Club 2,4 Band-Aid editor 4 CHRISTINE GRACE MORRILL LIKES: Red Sox, baseball, Carlton Risk, Bill Lee, YES, Pink Floyd, Genesis, Springsteen, Spag, jazz, Shakespeare, Gershwin, reading, loons, orchestra, li- braries, satire, gin, WPLR, Monty Python, Woody Allen, bassoons, winter, Fernwood 2 nite, black, antiques, Laur- ence Oliver, Rex Reed, Steve Martin, Wales DISLIKES: TV, CB’s, THS, pseudo-intel- lectuals, sexual deviates, sleaze-bags, sta- tus-quos, politicians, WAAF, ulsers, de- pression, beer, leeches, lepers, Class of °78 PRIZE POSSESSION: my chapstick and my neurosis FONDEST MEMORY: YES in concert 8 11 77, Cape Cod summers HIGHEST AIM: to get a really good tan FAVORITE SAYING: You mother, real- ly ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4 Sceretary 4 Majorettes 1,2 Treasurer 1,2 Co-Capt 3,4 J.V. Cheerleaders 2 Co-Capt, NHS 3,4 Yearbook 3,4 QVMEA 2,3,4 Independant Study 4 DEBBIE MOULTON LIKES: horseback, R.R., and parties DISLIKES: homework, boring people PRIZE POSSESSION: my friends FONDEST MEMORY: summer of °77 HIGHEST AIM: someday be married FAVORITE SAYING: “whatever” KRIS MURRAY LIKES: Cape Cod, Maine, Peter's Pond Park, water skiing, basketball, watching Dawn ride her bike DISLIKES: people who think they are more than me PRIZE POSSESSION: Dawn FONDEST MEMORY: Nantucket trip summer of °77 HIGHEST AIM: to get out of school FAVORITE SAYING: Ya dats good Pe- vis SHARON MURRAY LIKES: horses, summer, walking in the rain, a very special person, sports, football games, the senior wing girl’s room, Mr. Bombard, Mr. McDonald, Hungry Hill, my Irish heritage, the ocean, Vermont DISLIKES: car accidents, homework, our bus drivers, macaroni and cheese, getting mad, snobs, people who think their tough PRIZE POSSESSION: my family and friends FONDEST MEMORY: May 24, 1974, 7- 4-76, 9-22-77 HIGHEST AIM: to succeed in life and to be happy and make people happy FAVORITE SAYING: I didn’t do it!, Oh sh-t ACTIVITIES: Library Service Aid 1,2 Concert Choir 1,3 Riding Club | Indepen- dant Study 4 BEVERLY STANNARD NASH LIKES: snow, rain and thunder storms, friends and family, pictures and memorics, Banky, Orny, squirrels and laughing, camping DISLIKES: holding grudges, pain, hurt, broken frienships, hives PRIZE POSSESSION: Banky FONDEST MEMORY: Northeast Lou- isiana University 1977, “Sweet 16°, past parties HIGHEST AIM: to find happiness throughout life and a career that will be fulfilling and enjoyable PAVORITE, SAYING? —SYighw, “What?”, “What do you mean?” “Ba- lonee” ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 4 Student Council Rep 3,4 Math Team 1,2,3,4 For- eign Language Club 3,4 NHS 2,3,4 Oliver 3 TINA NAYLOR LIKES: 1100, good bands, fair people, making people happy, slow days, parties, 600, payday, fridays and saturdays with- out a certain person there, “R”, leaving THS, police (Duffy) DISLIKES: bossy people, fighting, math, getting up in the morning, school, being told what to do, a certain witch PRIZE POSSESSION: Grandmother's ring, my memories, good times at THS, and a certain sweetheart FONDEST MEMORY: Oct. 10, 1975 - Oct. 30, 1976, West Springfield HIGHEST AIM: to have a very close per- son be with me forever, to succeed in life FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Papa is he there? Don’t take no shit! ACTIVITIES: Nurse’s Aid SHERYLANN NEALON LIKES: snow, skiing, “the Glade”, buzz- ing with Coleen, Doreen, Suzie and Cindy and Cathy, B.R., T.B., food, Nacho Cheese Doritos, Mr. Bombarb, Heincken, leaving school early, Jethro Tull, red lico- rice, riding around DISLIKES: Monday mornings, cats, BE- ING GROUNDED, detention’s, Sue S., hospitals, rain, braces, broken fingernails, Mavericks, spanish, boring weekends, hav- ing to be home at 11:30, babysitting for my brother, Walker Pond HIGHEST AIM: to make it in life FAVORITE SAYING: What the hell SHARLENE BETH O’DAY LIKES: my family, being with my friends, knowing that someone card, chocolate, peanut butter, almost anything that is sweet, walking in the woods on a fall day, the shuffling of fresh fallen leaves, square dancing, camping, snowmobiling, sliding, skating, horseback riding, motorcycling, basketball, volleyball, softball, playing as a team, my pets, Little Boy, Grunt, D.P., and Shakes, drawing in my free time DISLIKES: SPRINTS!!!, losing, dicts, being late, Greg Bourdon, closing the sta- tion, having to say good-bye FONDEST MEMORY: “Jasper” HIGHEST AIM: to know all my relatives FAVORITE SAYING: “Keep smiling and people will wondor what you've been up to” ACTIVITIES: Volleyball 2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,4 Varsity T Club PAUL D. PARKER LIKES: Chevy’s, drive-in movies, having a good time, good friends, Acrosmith, Bos- ton, Kiss DISLIKES: Mondays, rainy days, being gullible, S.T., T.L., getting hurt, snobs PRIZE POSSESSION: my family and my car FONDEST MEMORY: Christmas Eve ‘76 at a friend’s house, summer of °77 HIGHEST AIM: to be a good tool maker, and be successful in life FAVORITE SAYING: Well, that’s the way it goes! It’s not me ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Voc. editor 3,4 NHS 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 VALERIE ANNE PARTICINI LIKES: adventure, friendly people, bl ue, animals, my dog, talking, countrysides, beaches, sunny days DISLIKES: snobs, cold-shoulders, argu- ing PRIZE POSSESSION: my friends and family FONDEST MEMORY: 11 5 76, °77-°78 HIGHEST AIM: to be happy and leave the world a little bit better ACTIVITIES: Majorettes 1,2,3,4 Volley- ball 4 Oliver 3 Prom Committee 4 Student Council 4 NHS 2,3 Treasurer 4 Semi-For- mal Committee 4 MICHAEL PATSIS LIKES: Soccer, running DISLIKES: Football PRIZE POSSESSION: An album with photos of my family and friends FONDEST MEMORY: Winning my first tale in May 1977 HIGHEST AIM: Set a Tantasqua record in 440 yd. dash FAVORITE SAYING: no ACTIVITIES: Soccer 4 Track and Field 4 LAURANCE PEASE LIKES: Old trucks, Beach Boys DISLIKES: math, social studies, and stu- dent parking lot PRIZE POSSESSION: ‘68 GMC FONDEST MEMORY: first week at THS HIGHEST AIM: own my own farm FAVORITE SAYING: oh yes BRIAN PEET LIKES: Sue S., motorcycles, Maa, the big O, flat tires, softball DISLIKES: McDonald’s, junk cars PRIZE POSSESSION: my wallet, Sue S. FONDEST MEMORY: 8 22 77, Sum- mer of °77 HIGHEST AIM: Heaven, be successful FAVORITE SAYING: High?, Thumbs up! ACTIVITIES: Work Study 4 Track 2 OLIVENE I. PELLETIER LIKES: Barry Manilow, spring days, painting, drawing, parties, the people at THS and everybody else DISLIKES: Linda Allen, chocolate-coy- ered doughnuts, string beans, the person who killed “Nig” PRIZE POSSESSION: 10-speed bike, my house, my life and its adventures FONDEST MEMORY: summers of 74, ‘75, °76, °77, winter of °76-°77 HIGHEST AIM: To succeed! FAVORITE SAYING: I’m going to make it! ACTIVITIES: Curious Savage | West Side Story 2 DAVID PERREAULT LIKES: Bev, the weekends DISLIKES: weekdays, not secing Bev PRIZE POSSESSION: my life and her life FONDEST MEMORY: 9 25 77 HIGHEST AIM: to prove that all of us are not the same FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Turkey ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 DOUGLAS PERRY LIKES: summer, laughter, friends, hiking, camping DISLIKES: rain, snobs PRIZE POSSESSION: my family FONDEST MEMORY: summer of 77 HIGHEST AIM: to be successful ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1,2 Yearbook 4 KAREN LOUISE PETERSON LIKES: the sun, Maine, cheesecake, a cer- tain someone, parties, going to all kinds of games, money, the ocean, my kitty, being able to do what I want, 12, friends, who care, sleeping, iced tea, ‘rum’, plants, movies and doritos DISLIKES: the rain, being cold, moving, saying good-bye, fake people, crowded buses, being blamed, snobs, colds, home- work, being bored, and being tired PRIZE POSSESSION: my family, friends, Smokey and a certain something | have that no one else does FONDEST MEMORY: England, an owl and the 15th HIGHEST AIM: to be successful and happy in whatever | do ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,3,4 Career Dev. 4 LEONARD PETRILLO LIKES: basketball, summer, friendly peo- ple, having a good time, girls, snow, wood- working, beaches, Pizza House DISLIKES: snobby people, long rides, smoking PRIZE POSSESSION: snowmobile, work shop, family, Canty girls, basketball FONDEST MEMORY: summer of ‘77, Oct. 16, 1976 HIGHEST AIM: own a large business FAVORITE SAYING: yah-but ACTIVITIES: basketball 1 Yearbook 3,4 GREGORY PHIPPS LIKES: the Who, Jethro Tull, sports, Pats, Soxes, Celts, Bruins, monster mov- ies, the wolfman, fishing, the ocean, and sailing DISLIKES: monsters in my dreams, in- sects, running, the Yankees, report cards and liver PRIZE POSSESSION: my eight-track tape player HIGHEST AIM: to own my own sailboat and sail across the world ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 3,4 Co- Captain Track 2,3,4 STEPHEN PLUMLE LIKES: summer DISLIKES: crowds, homework PRIZE POSSESSION: my family and friends HIGHEST AIM: to graduate FAVORITE SAYING: wicked CATHERINE MARY POULIN LIKES: windy days, flowers, thunder storms, gold fish, people, the ocean, music, sunshine, ice cream, being needed, having a good time DISLIKES: being hurt, selfishness, dis- tructive people, being tired, bugs, misun- derstanding, dishonest people PRIZE POSSESSION: my life, family and friends FONDEST MEMORY: summer of °77 HIGHEST AIM: to have happiness, suc- cess, and love throughout my entire future FAVORITE SAYING: people can not change truth, but truth can change people ACTIVITIES: Fine Arts Club 2 NHS 2,3,4 MICHELLE REECE LIKES: Illinois Baby, New York, “Dreams”, Woolworths, Cape Ann, smiles mopeds, Yukon, Burlington, family pic- nics w the Gunnings, carnations, hockey season, 12, people with a sense of humor, pizze, Steinway, Bubble Yum, kittens, new cloths, danish pastry and THS DISLIKES: bangs, analysis, giggley soph- omores, big ears, butches, snobs, posses- siveness, buck teeth, bleached, hair, plaids with strips, cigars, and grits PRIZE POSSESSION: my friends FONDEST MEMORY: summer of °77, April vacation HIGHEST AIM: to make everyone smile FAVORITE SAYING: It only takes a lit- tle smile to make a day seem more worth- while ACTIVITIES: NHS 3,4 CYNTHIA RIGATTI LIKES: Europe, visiting locker room, cherries, one certain brass object, New York City, the beach, swimming, rum, Maine, Coast, vodka, clothes DISLIKES: Monday mornings, track practice, squash, watermelon, Southbridge snobs, warm beer, Hebert’s, crying, colds, cats, boring weekends PRIZE POSSESSION: my life, family and friends FONDEST MEMORY: my trip to Eu- rope summer °77 HIGHEST AIM: to become an Olympic swimming coach and marry a millionare FAVORITE SAYING: What the hell, Oh my god! Really? ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,3,4 J.V. Cheer- leading 2 MICHAEL ROSE LIKES: sports, hockey, Phillies, Chiefs, winning on the football cards, Plainfield dog races, the beach, rush, snow, Pruden- tial scoreboard, winter, Chuck’s Truck, A,F, G block lounges DISLIKES: Carlton Fisk, Mickey Rivers, Howard Cosell, Muhammad Ali, grits, tourist, vocies, Southbridge ricans PRIZE POSSESSION: my car FONDEST MEMORY: summer of °77, adventures at the Brimfield Flea Market HIGHEST AIM: to survive for now FAVORITE SAYING: “What's going down Dude”, “How the hell are ya”, “Give me a break” ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2,3,4 Tennis 4 LAURIE SALETNIK LIKES: Smiles, good times, roses, the beach(Me), clowns, fireplaces, Vermont, parties, “jellybeans”, “Boston”, snowy days, Chicago, my friends, juice Juice and family, the “crazy” kid, Westville(during school), bike rides DISLIKES: saying good-bye, insincere people, liars, being hurt, jealousy, Gresut- ti’s jokes, being sick, “green apples”, chemistry PRIZE POSSESSION: my family, my friends, and the memories I've collected in my 4 years at Tantasqua FONDEST MEMORY: 4 22 77, Chica- go; summer °77, “all the good times” HIGHEST AIM: to be happy in whatever I do FAVORITE SAYING: “The moment may be temporary, but the memory is for- ever” ACTIVITIES: Class Officer 1,2,3,4 Bas- ketball 3 Softball 2 Cheerleading 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Concert Choir | GRETCHEN SARTY LIKES: John, camping, Wales, farms, all around good people DISLIKES: muddy roads, my VW, work, the shortsightedness of many of the people at THS PRIZE POSSESSION: my leather vest FONDEST MEMORY: Tuesday, Feb ? 1977 HIGHEST AIM: to make a lot of money and own a couple hundred acres FAVORITE SAYING: No way sweet- heart ACTIVITIES: Track | Varsity Basketball 152 MICHAEL SCHROTH LIKES: football, basketball, competing, the Marshall Tucker Band, Jimi Hendrix, the Doors, good sounding music, my sterco system, Nancy N., Alice A., Bernie, shoo- tin’ the bull with Jim Hutch, Mr. Blake, coach Carroll, Spinoza, Lowenbrau, Hein- ekin, “Nacho Cheese”, Jimmy Stewart, my two favorite buddies, Susan and Patri- cia DISLIKES: Jo. A., “check the floor”, “busboy”, disco music, mind games, liars, hypocrites, getting burnt, B.S., having a poor vocabulary, Mr. Roach’s marking system “B”, a self-interested immature aduct, having a bad knee HIGHEST AIM: to graduate from col- lege and become a member of the U.M.C., to see the U.S. of A. D. ALAN SCOTT LIKES: girls, cars, money DISLIKES: Mr. Lewis PRIZE POSSESSION: car and my girl- friend FONDEST MEMORY: summer of °77 HIGHEST AIM: going on to school FAVORITE SAYING: Hey, I don’t know GREGG SHERMAN LIKES: A, E, G block lounges, beach, summer of '77, being part of the 1977 soccer state champs, Dallas and life DISLIKES: fixing my car, work, practice, the cold, Pittsburg, life PRIZE POSSESSION: Verde Saab FONDEST MEMORY: summer of °77, adventures at the Brimfield Flea Market HIGHEST AIM: to own a Porsche Turbo Carrera FAVORITE SAYING: Who's nest?, the man from Gus ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4 Tennis 1,2,3 Co-Capt 4 MURA LEA SHERMAN LIKES: hats, M M’s, playing spades, with the old man and his wife, nature, wind, waterskiing, swimming, being soccer manager, kids, helping others, being loved, friends, Bigalow Hollow, waves, Mountain climbing, water towers, Miller, snow, hav- ing someone to love, music, silence, par- ties, honesty and visitors DISLIKES: loneliness, being wrong, rot- ten sports, indifference, being broke, iron- ing, my uniform, being bored, indicision, waiting PRIZE POSSESSION: my friends, fam- ily, and memories, and knowing the fu- ture’s there FONDEST MEMORY: summer °76- W.T. and trip to Maine summer °77 HIGHEST AIM: to be successful in the career | choose and have someone to share my success FAVORITE SAYING: no goal is too high if we climb with care and confidence. Your ugly and your mother dresses you funny ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 1,2,3,4 Toma- hawk 2 Make-up girl 3 Center of Hope 3,4 Soccer Manager 3,4 Concert Choir and Choraleers 1,2,4 Varsity T Club 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 4 Track 2 WILLIAM C. SPROUT LIKES: Hondas and riding them, dicsals, heavy equipment, Chevys, M.P., scram- bles, working hard for good pay, parties, “shutouts!!! , the good old USA, KW’s, Peterbuilts, hockey, football, music while driving, “Wheelies” pulling wheelstands, being known as a hard worker, “4 strokes on the road and 2 strokes in the dirt”, the town of Wales DISLIKES: cigarette smoke, backstab- bers, having nothing to do, having to much to do, losing, breaking down, getting ripped off, old fords, Detroit 3185 PRIZE POSSESSION: life, family, friends, Honda collection, Chevy 10 step- side, my attitude FONDEST MEMORY: fun times during Ist through 12th grade HIGHEST AIM: to get everything done that I care to do and to try everything I care to try FAVORITE SAYING: What?, Why not?, You only live once ACTIVITIES: Hockey 2,3,4 MARK STANDROWICZ LIKES: my sunshine, cold beer, Boston, the beach, D.L., basketball, the Lakers, slam dunks, parties DISLIKES: being grounded, rainy days, suicide sprints, T.L., cleanup on Friday PRIZE POSSESSION: Denise, my car, my family FONDEST MEMORY: 7 12 76, the summer of '77, Christmas eve at Denise’s house HIGHEST AIM: to become a machine designer FAVORITE SAYING: I said to myself, myself I said dis is good ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3 LISE ST. LAURENT LIKES: people that smile, cheering, drive- ins, football and soccer games, Saturday Night Live, night before Southbridge game, 341, parties, my friends, nice guys (especially one), winning, dogs, the beach, parks, Mr. Bombard, pep-rallies, water- melon, seafood, steak, Mr. McDonald, and YoYo DISLIKES: rumors, insults, gossip, ery- ing, getting beaten by Southbridge, finals, Mondays PRIZE POSSESSION: Chris, my friends, my family FONDEST MEMORY: December 1, 1976 HIGHEST AIM: sky diving or hang glid- ing, help people anyway I can FAVORITE SAYING: no way!, Suzie, you're sO spastic, your so gross ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Stu- dent Council Rep. 2 NHS 3,4 GEORGE W. STRIECHER, JR. LIKES: windy fall days, being with my friends, having good times, girls, DISLIKES: people who think theyare bet- ter than me or anyone else c PRIZE POSSESSION: car, friends, fam- ily, Bible FONDEST MEMORY: my four years through Vocational HIGHEST AIM: to succeed in life 35 36 FAVORITE SAYING: youse guys ACTIVITIES: Track 3,4 NHS 2,3,4 DAVID TOURTELLOTTE LIKES: bad weather, winter, Lori, fight- ing fires, cold mornings DISLIKES: hot days, just sitten around PRIZE POSSESSION: all my_posses- sions, my parents FONDEST MEMORY: 2 28 77 and 6 11 78 HIGHEST AIM: to meet Lori, be my own boss FAVORITE SAYING: I’m so happy | could just shit!!! ACTIVITIES: Tomahawk 1 Track 2 O.S.H.A. 1 RICHARD TRAHAN LIKES: the wind, driving in the rain, Cape Cod, the Orchard Inn, Mercury Comets DISLIKES: Mercury Comets, getting ticket, spending money PRIZE POSSESSION: my family and friends FONDEST MEMORY: My grandfather, Rusty HIGHEST AIM: to be rich FAVORITE SAYING: don’t be an ass JOSEPH TREMBLAY LIKES: going to church, my jeep, playing drums DISLIKES: bad things, like people rip- ping off other people PRIZE POSSESSION: the Holy Ghost, family and friends FONDEST MEMORY: summer °77 HIGHEST AIM: live a good holy life FAVORITE SAYING: repent, be bap- tized in Jesus’ name for remission of sins and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost ACT 2:38 CHRIS A. TRUAX LIKES: sunny days, nicer cars, Ist dates, nice people DISLIKES: rainy days, hassles, hard times, skinny tires PRIZE POSSESSION: my car, my fam- ily and my class FONDEST MEMORY: summer of °77 HIGHEST AIM: to be happy, successful, rich, famous FAVORITE SAYING: How ya Doin? ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,3,4 Cross Coun- try 1,2 Football 1 NORMAN VIGNEAULT LIKES: girls, Chevys, weekends, summer, beaches, having a good time, some sports and drive-ins DISLIKES: rainy days and show offs PRIZE POSSESSION: my: car FONDEST MEMORY: June of ‘74 HIGHEST AIM: to be successful in life FAVORITE SAYING: “O, ya” GRACE ELIZABETH WAITE LIKES: my mommy, silent movies, my groupie friends, dancing, partying, gettin rowdie, football, and other sports, my ‘stang’, munchin out, good jokes, good times, fall days, Teddy Bears, gettin a tan, Shawn Adams, Rhode Island, partying with my cousins Yo and Donnie, good con- certs, lots of money, a special guy driving a yellow Mass. Pike truck(mmm mmm good!!), keeping up with my horoscope, the Saletnick crew, some of my adventures during this tough trip as a graduate(final- ly!), “The Duke”, talking with my sister Jessie, looing rich, nice guys, seeing Shaw- n(on ya), our house in Brimfield DISLIKES: people who'll take ya for ev- erything you've got, flunking out, Beign 2 or 3,4 etc., losing something that means alot, having a bad time, being looked down upon, being shorter than Bummer, wine and the memories of it, fighting, arguing, not secing Shawn, peo- ple that are too serious, rain on my afro PRIZE POSSESSION: my _ groupie friends, my mommy and my family, would probably be my life anter out accident, memories of everything and everyone, my dad’s bedroom set, ally my teachings and all my students FONDEST MEMORY: Jane Martin say- ing drink it Grace it is only grape juice, Flannery’s party, beign born, graduating, getting home from New London, Conn., cheering for my brother, Saletnick at a B.Ball game HIGHEST AIM: hopefully to make it, whatever it may be, but to make it the very best, maybe be the president of the USA, ora phys. ed. teacher or something profes- sional like a professional quack, to be hap- py and wise, maybe a philosopher FAVORITE SAYING: “Please don’t be another Ms. Freedman”, Say What?, Waht a duggie, keep gettin mouthy kid and I’m gonna nail you, Ma tell Gary to quit it, , bite my shorts, take a hike Mike ACTIVITIES: JV Cheerleading Co-capt 2 JV Basketball Co-capt 2 Varsity Softball 2 Varsity Basketball 3 Varsity Cheerlead- ing 3 Student Council 2 LAURIE L. WHEELER LIKES: a special someone with blonde hair, a certain place by Dean Pond, tequila sunrises, Jethro Tull, rainy nights, windy fall days, walks at night, Friday nights, the beach, football, my dog Missy, C-block DISLIKES: arguments over nothing, peo- ple who try to be things they’re not, liver, bees, Monday mornings, having a cold, being told what to do PRIZE POSSESSION: family and friends FONDEST MEMORY: summer of °77 and 9 1 77 HIGHEST AIM: to be happy and to make others happy FAVORITE SAYING: It makes me sick to my stomach, no doubt ACTIVITIES: Color Guard | Concert Choir 3 Oliver 3 Cheerleading 4 MEGAN K. WHELAN LIKES: autumn, long walks, animals, va- cations, New Hampshire, sports, cars, the ocean, old movies, friendly people, James Taylor, spending money, new clothes, be- ing 5 DISLIKES: bus rides, rushing, being bored, moving, blushing, himid days, get- ting up at 6, Ford Pintos, grouchy tourists, being sick PRIZE POSSESSION: my family FONDEST MEMORY: April Vacation 1977 ACTIVITIES: NHS 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Fine Arts Club 2,3 Foreign Language Club 3,4 Track | PATRICIA LEE WIGHT LIKES: a certain white charger and the owner, drive-ins, lasagna, navy, band, my teachers DISLIKES: snobs, vegtables, english PRIZE POSSESSION: Glenn Brown, my family, my hope chest, my ring FONDEST MEMORY: years at THS, the camp, a certain person | met at THS, 12 31 74, 8 26 76 HIGHEST AIM: to travel around the world with Glenn, to someday become a hairstylist FAVORITE SAYING: “You turkey” ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3.4 Track Cheerleading 1,4 Yearbook 4 TAMMY SUE WILLETT LIKES: the green bomb(when it runs, go- ing out, nights that all of us end up at a certain place in West Brookfield, Warren and West Brookfield, going to the beach, going down to my sister’s, Colorado, ski- ing, swimming, all animals, CG’ers, not being asked for an ID DISLIKES: high class snobby people, be- ing sick, not being able to go out on school nights, Navy, having problems with the car, bald tires and a tank that is on E, rainy Friday nights, homework, chemistry, Southbridge PRIZE POSSESSION: my life, my par- ents, my CB, and all my memories FONDEST MEMORY: life, so far HIGHEST AIM: to be happy at whatever I finally decide to do FAVORITE SAYING: “I won't get mad, Pll get even!” ACTIVITIES: Softball 1 Basketball 2 JACKIE WOODMAN LIKES: T.B., marijuana, horses, week- ends, 5, tavern, Mr. Bombard, dogs DISLIKES: gym, school, jocks, snobs, Sue MacDonald, being told what to do PRIZE POSSESSION: family and friends, Tim B., my horse and King, my shepard FONDEST MEMORY: Dee. 24-°73, °74, RiSae 0 HIGHEST AIM: go cross country on horses with my sis FAVORITE SAYING: F--- it, if ya can’t take a joke! PETER WOODWARD LIKES: sunny summer days, waterskiing, sports, nice people, my friends DISLIKES: rainy day offs, snobs, colds, rotten weather PRIZE POSSESSION: my family FONDEST MEMORY: the years I spent at THS HIGHEST AIM: to succeed in my college major and to make something of my life FAVORITE SAYING: How ya doin? ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Hockey 3,4 MARK YOUNG LIKES: writing, beaches, music, guitar, freedom DISLIKES: cenorship, bad teachers, closed minds PRIZE POSSESSION: my writing HIGHEST AIM: to be successful in what I do without selling myself out ACTIVITIES: Tomahawk 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 TIM YOUNG LIKES: getting hair cuts, going to the Y, Mike’s camp DISLIKES: unpredictable Greg, unorgan- ization PRIZE POSSESSION: my Rush tapes- 2112, Kansas FONDEST MEMORY: E.L.P., the first eight days out of school, finding my way HIGHEST AIM: to study while in college and play soccer in college FAVORITE SAYING: let’s get orga- nized, to much!!! ACTIVITIES: Soccer 2,3 Capt 4 Basket- ball 1,2 Hockey 2 Golf 2,3,4 Varsity T Club Pres. 4 BEST DRESSED: Ken Brunelle, Do- MOST GULLIBLE: Lee St. Laur- reen Burns ent, Cindy Rigatti MOST ARTISTIC: Joe Trembley, Sue MacDonald DID MOST FOR THE CLASS: Lenny Petrillo, Mary Boniface 4 re E FRIENDLIEST: Nick DiGregorio, Grace Waite, Sue Bard, Kathy Hennes- sey, Rhonda Bliss BEST MUSICIANS: Peter Ciaschini, Jane Davol Pictures not taken: CLASS JOCK: Craig Hutchinson MOST LIKELY TO BE REMEMBERED: Class of ’78 MOST ATHLETIC: Mike Bliss, Karen Brown MOST FORGETFUL: Ed CLASS MUNCHKINS: CLASS FLIRTS: Nick Di- Cloutier, Ellen Bansfield Mike Dunn, Linda Langlois Gregorio, Mary Clancy MOST SHY: Dave Tourtellotte, Donna Ryan 37 CLASS BRAINS: Doug Gordon, Kathy Haley TALKS MOST SAYS LEAST: Doug Gordon, Bill Jolin, Cathy Johnson ji CLASS CLOWNS: Nick DiGre- gorio, Sue Bard TALKS LEAST SAYS MOST: Bill Sprout, Donna Ryan CLASS COUPLE: Jim Flannery and Sue MacDon- ald MOST ARGUMENTATIVE: Frank Padula, Cathy Johnson MOST DARING: Pete Des- forges, Suzie Grubert SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL AROUND: Mark Strandrowicz, Mary Boniface a CLASS CRITIC: Chris Morrill FACULTY 40 Administration ... Lester Aldrich Assistant Superintendent Roland Wilson Superintendent of Schools William Utess Assistant Superintendent of Bus Fin. Walter Purvis Vocational Director Central Conn. State BS-Voc. Ed. UCONN-MA-Industrial Ed. Garfield C. Norton Principal Boston College-BS Westfield State-MEd Robert Bombard Assistant Principal Springfield College BS. MEd 41] 42 ... Faculty � fa James Allen Claude Almand Math Coordinator Art Coordinator Worcester State - BSEd R.I. College - BFA AIC -MA - Math Wesleyan University - MFA Senior Advisor Girls Basketball Coach Francis Bansfield Guidance Coordinator Manhattan College - BS Worcester State - MEd Kenneth Blake English AIC - BA Dorothea Bianco Westfield State - MEd Principal’s Secretary Yearbook Advisor Marion Antos Nurse Burbank Hospital School of Nurs- ing Health Careers and Health Aides Advisor Leonard Beaulieu Drafting a Port Nancy Bourdeau Physical Education U.Mass - BS - PE Sophomore Coordinator Ski Club Advisor Cheerleader Advisor Volleyball Coach Vernon Bruneau Edward Bzdula Mary Bzdula Social Studies Business Business Coordinator U.Mass - BA BU - BS - MEd BU - BS Fitchburg State - MEd Sophomore Advisor Worcester State - MEd Assumption - MA OEA Advisor Sophomore Advisor TIME ? Christian Castendyk Social Studies Santa Clara U. - BA U. of Cal. at Santa Barbara - MA - History NHS Advisor Helene Calabro Special Needs BS - Elem. Ed. MA - E d. Phys. Junior Advisor Roger Charette Rhonda Collette English Coordinator Home Economics Assumption - AB Donald Clifton U.Mass - BS BU - MEd Carpentry Junior Advisor 43 44 ‘al Kathleen Cournoyer Foreign Languages Framingham State - BA JV Cheerleader Advisor Evelyn Dionne AV Technician Robert Duncan Guidance Mary Crockett Business BS - Business Ed. Sally Earle Math Worcester Staté - BA WPI - MS - Math Norman Czyzewski Machine Shop Related BS - Voc. Ed. Chairman Vocational School Safety Comm. Michael Dube Science U.Mass - BS - PE AIC - MST Athletic Coordinator Varsity Club Advisor Baseball Coach Juice Dispenser William Emrich Science Springfield College BS - MEd Senior Advisor Freshman Soccer Coach Sk at. Alfred Errede, Jr. Richard Farland Maud Fortier Industrial Arts Physical Education Library Aide Fitchburg State - BS BU - BS Tomahawk Advisor Exchange Club Junior Advisor Football Coach Boy’s Track Coach Golf Coach Debby Freedman English Bu - BFA - Acting Emerson College - MS William Gorman Social Studies BC - AB - MA -MEd Nancy Haley Bernice Gregoire Nurse’s Aide Dorothy Green Art First Aide and CPR Instructor Librarian BFA Registered EMT 45 46 Clare Halvey Special Needs Assumption - BA Clark U. - MA Fitchburg State - MA Shirley Hicks Home Economic’s Aide Agathe James Foreign Language Coordinator Univesité de Strasbourg - BA Teacher’s College Germany - BS Assumption - MA Foreign Language Club Advisor Andrew Hancock Patricia Herrington Social Studies Vocational Secretary Georgetown - BS Fine Arts Club Advisor Sophomore Advisor Norma Hunter Clerk John Keenan Library Coordinator Holy Cross - BA BU - MEd Library Service Club and AV Susan Keith Squad Advisor School Secretary Sp a Elaine Knowlton English Clark U - AB Senior Coordinator Student Council Advisor Rita Lundberg Math Worcester State - BS MEd Senior Advisor Math Team Coach James MacKirdy Special Needs U.Mass - BS Assumption - MA Junior Advisor Thaddeus Lesniewski Machine Shop Voc. Ed. Certificate Walter Marrino Electricity Fitchburg State Elect. Eng. Teach Training Walter Luce Math Bridgewater State - BSEd Fitchburg State - MEd BU - CAGS Robert Lussier Carpentry Science Fitchburg State - BS Worcester State - MS Junior Coordinator Norbert Matera Science St. Anselms - BS Ski Club Junior Advisor 47 48 Donna McArdle Guidance New Jersey State Teacher’s College John Morocco Industrial Arts Fitchburg State - BS Tomahawk Walter Pauli Physical Education Coordinator Indiana U. BS Boston U. - EdM Peter McDonald English College of Santa Fe - BA Soccer Coach Joseph Pitisci Vocational Math Worcester State - BS Worcester State - MEd. Lorraine McGrath Home Economics Anna Maria College - AB Ed. Senior Advisor Paul O’Brien Science Coordinator Clark U. - AB Worcester State - MEd. David Roach English Providence College - AB Senior Advisor Assistant Basketball Coach Assistant Soccer Coach Curt Robie Music Coordinator Westfield State - BA Band Marching Band Majorettes Color Guards Nancy Sawyer Worcester State - BA Worcester State - MEd C. Vernon Smith Science UMASS - BS Sophomore Advisor Diane Root Music Johnson State - BA Concert Choir Choraleers Voice Lessons Nelson St. Germain Welding Softball Coach Dolores Savage Business BS - Business Administration MEd - Guidence and Counseling Junior Advisor Robert Shilansky Work Study Attendence Coordinator Clark University - BA Northeastern University - MA Independent Study Program Career Development Program Janet Hiller Volpini Foreign Languages BA - French MA - Literature Sophomore A dvisor School Publicity Coordinator 49 } Patricia Waite Robert Warren Robert White Foreign Languages English Social Studies Harcum Jr. College - ASEd Springfield College - BA AIC - BA Villanova University - BSEd Salem State College - BA AIC - MSS AIC - MA Teaching Assistant Football Coach Sophomore Advisor Louise Willett James Wilson Guidence Secretary Carpentry la? Roy Wohlander C. Kenneth Yates Vocational Science Nancy Marshall Fitchburg State - BS Bates College - BS Clerk ‘de, r Aye. SAP ae ie it re Student Teachers Karen Juaire Science under Mr. Emrich from Worcester State Tom Crosbie French Spanish. French under Madame James. Spanish under Mrs. Waite from Worcester State Jesse Orlando German under Madame James From Clark University Custodians Charlie Haddock Plant Engineer 1 to r: Bob Collins, Hugh Smith, 1 to r: John Slade, Harold Proper, Francis Pronto, Ozzie Jalbert Jay Lowell, Judy Soper, 5Z Mrs. Ortona Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Groccia Cafeteria Coordinator Mrs. Wiles ae “GEEKERS CROW!” “TI see you!” EPR ew “Lunch can be fun!” “Owh, careful!” “The winner of the Mr. Amer- ica Contest” “IT can make out late passes with my eyes closed!” The New Hertz Rent-a-Car Man ic ee we, “Everybody Pose UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors . aho . allard . allen artruc . battista at AP . beaton beauchemin . birchenough . bourbonnis . bourque fap amacel ale . bouthiller . brule . burgoyne . burow . burton butler . canavan caron carty castano e pave chaffee . citrino cloutier consiglio cormier rp pe TeCTORL f. curboy j. dahler d. davis k. demauro d. demiranda 1. dickson p. digregorio c. demetri b. dionne d. dougan c. downey j. downey m. downs b. duhamel e. duncan g. dunn w. dziura c. emrich c. erban t. faford j. filler m. flannery j. gallerani k. geitz t. george c. giguere e. gillis v. goyette w. grandone r. gregory k. griffin w. grudzien b. haley r. hamelin 57 hamelin hannon hayes hedge . hemingway . hengen . herrmann . hodge k. hoenig c. hooker 1. huard b. hunt g. jackson m. jaeger j. johnston d. joyce j. kay j. kievman j. kloots m. koslowski b. labarre c. labonte c. labonte 1. labonte d. lachapelle k. lapierre n. lapierre 1. laplante j. leaming c. letendre ee ee =“? Pll get Mr. Robie now! 58 j. little j. louyakis p. ludvigson r. marcille c. martel e. martel m. martel c. martin p. mather mayfield menard michaels miller miller monette moran morrill norton . Ouimet padula . palmer . parker b. parker b. perrault m. perrault j. perry r. peterson m. piazzo a. plourde p. poulin EOE wea igo poulin poulin . quinn rachal . rankel Ete er he te . Tasys . reilly . robidoux . roscioli . routhier 53 = 0 russell . sanderski . santelli . schonman . shattuck fab Jaw fab fe} 17 d. sherman b. shugart l. skowyra p. sorenson c. spillane d. stearns a. steicher l. supernant t. szyszkiewicz t. szyszkiewicz m. tasse d. taylor d. tenny m. tourtelotte d. trout 60 Only her hairdresser knows for sure. d. vicarie 1. volpini m. voyagis 1. walker r. warren b. watson m. weston c. wojtowicz woodard wright S. g. k. wyman j. yelenik d. young m. caron n. clark p. guyette Jj. herard p. abbott w. aiken rt. barrows r. boulette d. bruinsma h. burt m. denault m. fountain r. gelinas k. hayward r. legault n. leffler b. miner 61 Sophomores t. ahern t. ahern k. allen k. aloia l. alsten 1. apostal r. aubin r. beeman d. benoit s. benoit d. bentley k. bergeron l. bieber a. biron g. black p. bliss m. bole a. bourque b. brackett r. bressette l. briere n. britch t. britch b. brown e. brown k. brown w. brown d. burns m. cadieux k. cannell c. caron m. carron k. chambers w. chapin m. chartier g. chisolm c. ciaschini w. clancy d. clark d. cobb l. coderre m. cook c. coughlin j. courchesne g. courtemanche s. couture l. croke j. dahler d. daigle a d’amico j. davol v. degregorio 1. demauro n. denomme 1. donnelly m. dumas m. dupuis 1. dutka j. duval 63 g. faugno m. faugno m. feranzoviz b. fisher p. fitzpatrick m. fusco d. gagne j. galiher t. gamache j. gamble r. gates d. giguere d. graham m. graham k. grant e. gray r. gregoire w. grignon j. grudzien w. grudzien m. gummick s. haddock p. haley r. hayes 1. heck s. hemingway r. heske 1. hooker k. howard Who are you looking at? ]. howe c. howlett j. huffman r. hunt y. jackson . jacobson . jefferson . johnson t. johnson b. jurczyk ae oh beg d. keith c. kellerman d. kimball e. kretschmar j. lachapelle . lacy . laferriere lafranchise . langevin langlois eS es lavoie leduc . litchfield . littlejohn . lovett cao 2 | 1. macdonald d. marcille d. marier d. martin k. mason ‘ Bes pe 65 66 mecgann memullen messenger metcalfe mitchell modugno morse muir mundell murray norton . O'keefe . onners ortona peet . perreault . perry . phaeuf p. phipps h. plumley m. plumley m. poirtier c. prizio p. pronto j. provost j. puckett c. real t. reardon darecce b. reed MN ier rata ta per sor Getta eee a p. rigatti c. robbins l. rosia a. rouseau m. rowell j. ryan c. salviuollo d. santoro c. seigars m. shugart m. sierak c. skowyra Ss. st.jean a. st. laurent g. st. laurent . stevens . stewart a l r j. stuart . szumilas h. tetreault m. tetreault l. thibeault c. thompson n. toolin m. trahan w. trembley p. veber n. white d. vilandre e. williams 68 j. willman k. wilson m. wilson m. wilson j. wojtowitz r. woods j. worrell k. wright r. holland j. kania t. artruc m. bachand d. bard n. bidwell l. boucher m. bourassa k. cleveland j. chrabascz 1. collingwood d. cooper w. farrell m. ferrara a. fryckenburg k. goulet t. groccia w. josephson d. kimball t. landry d. leffler d. letendre I wuv’ my hat! Hi there! 69 Juniors j. powloka l. pratt c. provost c. samek a. Streicher Sophomores d. letendre r. lindsay m. mahoney v. messenger j. middlemast t. moran l. norton d. papineau e. perrson 1. piligan g. przybycien j. rash j. rosseel j. rudzinski g. scott e. St. cyr j. Supernant r. townsend d. vallee n. walters j. zollner d. barr p. lusignan j. renaud pal Aer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: V. Messenger, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: P. Sorenson, Treas.; P. Canavan, Pres.; M. Sierak, Treas.; D. Santoro, Sec.; MISS- Sec.; T. Hamelin, Pres.; S. Woodard, VP ING: V. Digregorio, VP 70 oFiREs BLANKET . bastien . bateman batista . bliss . bonetti booth . burtt . chaffee . cloutier cormier . corriveau . croke w. curtress m. dhembe f. dickinson r. dionne c. domine t. duggan w. duncan c. evans w. feranzowitz fortuna gauven . granger lamb menard . O'day m. pion w. prince m. roach b. robbins j. roberts k. robidoux b. ross dastacyr t. streicher m. talbot t. thibert t. thompson p. woodard Ch ee Peres ae) cane Oe ee cys aha” a wom race Vocational Freshmen ; A , 4 by P. Guyette, R. Lafleche, K. Larivierre, B. Soper, R. Arsenault October 3-8, 1977 events: Football through a hoop, Pin-a-dummy Hat’n sock Sponge toss Posters Cheering Homecoming Queen Spirit Week ... won by: Seniors Seniors Sophomores Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Homecoming Queen: Missy Wright Her Court: Karen Dziura Susan Macdonald Karen Allen Jill Dahler Vicki DiGregorio Escorts: Kevin Griffin Tracy Northup Michael Schroth Jon Peterson Nicholas DiGregorio Steven Little “Anything for the kids!” Te WHY ME? Just one more poster. Stretch! = an IK O a = a i'm AFRAID! 74 Che ee OBOE EOF, | eee ee ener, ,ieee +ea® ® So gen 7ees 2 77 78 Norman Czyzewski Thaddeus Lesniewski TAS) 80 17 - °78 a4 ea se ea an) on ea oe) jaa) n =) fe) a0) — 7 : . = 82 James Sadusky Mark LeDoux Michael Collette carpentry carpentry carpentry POST GRA DUN Richard Arsenault mach. shop Denis Miner carpentry Steven Lacaire John Freeman Raymond Harder electrical carpentry electrical SANUORS Steven Bressette Drafting Michael Bliss Carpentry Eric Broman Machine shop David Burnham Carpentry Steven Britch ———_—_ i Carpentry 84 Noel Castonguay Welding Marc Courchesne Machine Shop “Any man who has a job has a chance in this world” . oo | Se mi Edward Chamberland Paul Duval Francis Gaumond Machine Shop Carpentry Machine Shop William Jolin Machine Shop Marc Lapierre Carpentry SARACEN A 85 Michael Mayfield Carpentry Paul Parker Machine Shop Steven Modugno Welding “VOCATIONAL” the key to success Kris Murry Carpentry Laurance Pease Machine Shop dite e David Scott, carpentry “the sound of a hammer means Leonard Petrillo Prodionithorabies carpentry William Sprout, welding George Streicher, carpentry Mark Standrowicz machine shop IN THE END CHANCE TAKERS GET IT ce mee LESTER i SURDICK INC 87 88 Lee St. Laurent carpentry (L to R) Joe, Dave, Mike “work is something you want to get done; play is something you just like to be doing” David Tourtellotte, drafting Norman Vigneault, mach. shop 89 ”° please God let it fit “ee Ahhbh!!! The Three Musketeer’s one of his harder days , its harder than rock, see believe me the unknown carpenter 90 HI! my name is Mikey “Run, if you like, but try to keep your breath; work like a man, but don’t be worked to death.” to much close work what the??? dahhhh!!! 91 I done it all by me self. , sure Ya . “CRASH Warren” 92 a 3S ih = nN nd ) £ fem E S Zz, Soe tengiaiiay GO “Shea paD mm J ‘rs q nA ke a oO Es =I — iS) wn 3 ad 3 % 2 cS ”n 56. 5 an § ° ) =) = a Nay ° E ten s o = ” Mx, 3 i} 33 Who Mel!!! Mr. Smilely Paul Parker (editor) ° = mo] oy) — = ‘= par} o au = = 0 4 94 SN ‘Tt Qs We AR @, 4 | - VS 4 ll Cone ww ia l. to r. front row: co-capts., C. Haddock and S. O’Day row 2: C. LaBonte, P. Palmer, K. Allen, M. Koslowski, K. Beaton standing: mgr., Missy Wright, G. Jackson, K. Hoenig, J. Dahler, Coach Bourdeau BUMP Karen Allen bumps, Jamie Dahler sets, and Krista Hoenig spikes! J.V. Volleyball front row: P. Ludvigson, C. Hooker, S. Herman, J. Middlemast standing: D. Drogue, L. Briere, C. Skowyer, K. Hoenig, P. Palmer ARORA Our manager, Missy Wright: “To-ta- to-do-to-do” tF | CHEESE!! , “What goes up, MUST come “Almes for the poor!” down!” 97 Soccer ® Soccer @ Soccer O Cc E S r TT I. to rt. Kneeling: A.Allard, D.Littlejohn, co-capts. W. Grudzien and T.Young, G. Sherman, D.Caron, A.Matys, Standing: Coach McDonald, M.Batista, J.Padula, T.Miller, B. Hodge, D.Grudzien, S.Little, C. May, M.Pesis, mgr. D.Steinsen Warrior Power left: co-capt. Wayne Grudzien pours on the steam towards the goal! left corner: Joe Padula fights for the ball. below: Dave Caron uses his speed to get the ball up the field. right corner: co- capt. Tim “Lappy” Young doesn’t hesitate to get ball away from the goal! right: “Imported from Greece”, Mike Patsis helped to get some early victories for the warriors. 98 “T knew ballet classes would pay off!” Chris Batista says, “Come on DOWN!!” “Mmm refreshing wonders from the water pipe!” ay OUM SUYS= Detteternts nn, or ELSE!” l. to rt. Kneeling: J.Metcalf, P.Rigatti, B.Hayes, B.Jursyk, E.Williams; Standing: Coach Roach, C.Wotowitcz, D.Littlejohn, B.Hitch- cock, R.Heske, J.Peterson, R.Neilson, J.LaChapelle, J.Mitchell, K.Allen, D.Grudzien, “9a te 4 l. to rt. Row 1: M.St.Jean, D.Gregory, F.Padula, P. Woodward, C.Hut- chinson, P.Grignon, J.Flannery, J.Griggs, F.Gaumond, J.Ferrara, E.Cloutier, J.Ventoreno, Row 2: E.Gray, T.Ahern, A.Gaumond, Rusty O.,G.Courtemanche, J.Cooper, D.Santlli, J.Grandone, M.Flannery, S.Leduc, Row 3: J.Ryan, J.McGann, G.Reilly, G.Brown, J. Galiher, W.Grudzien, P.Jolin, Y.Jackson, J. Huffman CROSS-COUNTRY left to rt. Row 1: Coach Mrs. Bliss, M.Martel, G.Phipps, M.Bliss, D.Perreault, E.Griggs, D.Perry; Row 2: W.Farrell, K.Wilson, M.Cook, C.Martin, C.Mayfield. Cross-country is an individual sport. These guys work hard to make a team of individuals achieving together. They don’t draw a crowd of spectators but they still run for their own enjoyment! KEEP ON JOGGIN’ 103 OUR MOST LOYAL SUPPORTER’S ... Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Capt; L. St. Laurent, J. Martin, S. Grubert, K. Wyman, W. Aho, J. Dahler, T. Hamlin, W. Grudzien, K. Arnold, P. Canavan ASKETBALL aS Ay he See 71-78 WARRIORETTE B ee. a = ; are Cieg oo ee: : Se as 0 eae Left to rt. Kneeling: S.O’Day, co-capts. G.Waite and K.Brown, R.Bliss; Standing: P.Palmer, C.Haddock, K.Hoenig, M.Clancy, C.Emrich, Coach Allen. Karen Brown drives to the basket. rt. Pat Palmer shoots. Cheryl Haddock fast breaks down court. rt. Krista shoots. J.V. BASKETBALL l. to rt. Kneeling: C.Emrich, S.MacDonald, P.Brosnan, N.Centofanto, Standing: Coach Reilly, L.Dickson, B. Norton, K.Hoenig, P.Sorenson, S.Hemingway. Donna Burrow plays defense, and % Pam Sorenson takes aim for a shot. below: Bonnie Bracket 22 waitsto make Krista Hoenig shows her Pat Brosnan looks to pass. a steal. style. WARRIOR BASKETBALL 77-78 ; l. to rt. Standing: A.Carty, M.Voyagis, D.Miller, C. Hutchinson, K.Griffin, Coach Carrol; Kneeling: F. Padula, K. Brunelle, M.Schroth, N.DiGregorio, J.Flannery, M.St.Jean J.V. BASKETBALL 1. to rt. Standing: M.Wilson, J.Metcalf, J.Huffman, G.Brown, M.Caron, J.Cooper, Coach Roach; Kneeling: B.Clancy, K.Allen, C.Caron, B.Grudzien, P.Voyagis. Gymnastics ,—— 8 Ly, ws ie, % © Aer Ss K 3 Frate waren ns ay, tn os Ms. teas f “ ners tA AED os Left to rt., Front row: D. Ryan, J. Erban, L. Bieber, M. Sherman, mascot, C. Smith, C. LaFariere, S. Woodard, Coach Mrs. Sherman, asst. coach D. Staves; Back row: D. Steinsen, B. Nash, D. Sherman, D. Drogue, J. Heite; missing: K. Houghton, J. Dahler Mgrs: Donna Ryan and Michael Dunn ’ =e a eS, YS a) 7 Above: D. Sherman; Left: M. ‘a Sherman, Below: C. Smith ore ite, e a W8II9, We fly through the air with the greatest of ease ... Our Graceful Ladies ee Nadia, look out — Here we come! Boy’s ll = { I b ere, fasta P rrr eT | id Standing L to R; D. Jefferson, T. Bressette, W. Dziura, R. Bressette, J. Ryan, Coach R. MacAlpine. Seated L to R; S. Bressette, W. Jolin, Co-Capts. AQOeer nop yx d Co-Captain Bill Jolin Co-Captain Steve Bressette mez , 5. Batista, M. Tasse, J. Mitchell, C. Downy, D. Burns, M. 2 on the move Mike Ros , G. Coach Cronin; Kneeling: D. Ellis, M. Rose, P. Woodward, C. Batista, L. St. Laurent, B. Sprout, A. Matys, J. 1. to rt. Standing: mgrs. C. Coughlin and J. Wotowitcz, asst. coach T. Cronin “TAKE THAT!!!” Dunn, C. Wotowitcz St. Laurent Locke rreom Dressin fy’ Techniques Concert Band reek eae rene AARNE T IS einbuass f e fB— mh, hat a page turner!” W “cc 116 k. beaton, |. burt, s. cloutier, k. dziura, w. dziura, g. es- may, t. george, r. jolin, c. letendre, d. leth-steensen, j. provost, m. rowell, s. russell, d. ryan, j. ryan, d. schon- man, m. sherman, s. had- dock. Concert Choir b. bateman, k. beaton, d. benoit, |. bieber, |. briere, |. burt, s. cloutier, d. cobb, m. cook, k. dziura, w. dziura, g. esmay, j. filler, t. george, d. graham, m. graham, s. haddock, r. jolin, |. la- bonte, c. letendre, d. leth-steensen, d. littlejohn, j- middlemast, j. provost, b. rankel, m. rowell, s. russell, d. ryan, j. ryan, d. schonman, c. seigers, m.sherman, c. skowyra, t. szyszkiewicz, j. will- man Choraleers Wy 118 officers: j. davol, s. bard, t. moran, t. gray, c. morrill. Warrior Marching Band k. beaton, b. brackett, v. digregorio, b. gillis, m. gillis, m. graham, m. graham, k. haley, 1. labonte, j. mitchell, b. norton, j. stuart, n. toolin, m. bachand, d. bard, s. bard, d. davis, j. filler, s. finney, d. litchfield, }. middlemats, 1. apostol, d. bouthiller, s. cloutier, 1. co- derre, j. davol, s. davol, 1. donnelly, m. du- mas, d. durand, d. gordon, t. gray, c. le- tendre, d. littlejohn, v. massenger, j. met- calfe, b. rankel, w. routhier, j. ryan, c. san- derski, d. schonman, a. szumilas, d. taylor, d. tenny, d. trout, p. wight, c. ciaschini, t. moran, c. morrill, v. morill. bouthiller. Majorettes k. beaton, b. brackett, v..digregorio, b. gillis, m. gillis, m. graham, m. graham, k. haley, 1. labonte, j. mitchell, b. norton, j. stuart, n. toolin, m. bachand, d s. bard, d. davis, j. filler, s. finney, d. litchfield, j. middlemass, 1. apostol, d. bouthiller, s. cloutier, i. coderre, j. davol, s. davol, 1. donnelly, m. dumas, d. durand, d. gordon, t. gray, c. letendre, b. letendre, d. littlejohn, v. messenger, j. met- calfe, b. rankel, w. routhier , j. ryan, c. san- derski, d. schonman, a. szumilas, d. taylor, d. tenny, d. trout, p. wight, c m. ciaschini, t. moran, C v. morrill, s. hengen, r. heske, p. jensen, g. ferraro, k. lachapelle, t. rud- zinski, k. morris, m. randall, m. watson, c. birchenough, a. birkenstock “What dedication!” 119 Ski Club row 1: w. aho, k. wyman, j. dahler, a. allard, j. davol, m. sherman, d. schoman, e. gray, j. gimble, b. jurczyk, j. padula, c. cawley, d. bouthiller, j. filler, g. burton, Mrs. Bourdeau. row 2: p. ludvigson, k. beaton, d. baum, Wf dahler, d. ryan, j. ryan, j. kievman, m. cook, m. wilson, c. onners, j. megann, k. wilson, |. pratt, s. cloutier, 1. boucher. row 3: v. goyette, m. gumnick, I. macdonald, j. kloots, b. haley, m. denault, k. wright, c. haddock, d. batista, d. taylor, b. mcgann, w. blair. 120 Ty oe | Audio Visual mr. keenan, j. gallerani, e. griggs, 1. hedge, m. dupruis, j. griggs, |. thibeault, g. mclean, s. haddock, d. poulin. Library Service Aides |i oi A row |: p. moran, j. zollner, d. cobb, row 2: w. routhier, j. willman, t. faford, r. arsenault. SAROARKEAROVORE OP we 4 5 a Foreign Languages i dlo07 2 se RONEN. This year the Foreign Language Club is planning to take some of their students Standing: L to r: mrs. cournoyer, madame james, b. gregory, v. hengen, j. filler, c. to France and Spain. The trips will take labonte, |. laplante. Seated: L to R: d. bruinsma, s. hayes, b. fisher, k. hoenig, s. o’day, place during April vacation. b. brackett, m. bachand, e. martel, m. downs, a streicher, t. spillane, n. hengen, m. jaegar, n. lapierre, d. batista, b. norton, t. hamelin, k. wyman, j. dahler, d. santoro, s. woodard, w. aho, |. dickson, j. kay, k. allen, p. sorenson, j. kloots, m. clancy. Seated on ground: L to R:s. bard, j. erban, k. lachapelle, d. gordon, s. russell, k. haley, b. nash, d. taylor, m. dunn, b. parker, p. ciaschini, c. letendre, n. hemingway, p. poulin, d. burow, s. herrmann, v. morrill, d. tenny, r. bliss. “Look out Europe - cuz here we come” 122 eid Office Education Associat on row 1: mrs. bzdula, m. roberts, c. dimetri, s. hannon, d. lachapelle, d. durand, row 2: d. daigle, p. bliss, m. tourtellotte, c. labonte. Nurses’ Aides r. arsenault, mrs. antos, |. constantineau, k. beeman, r. peterson, |. laplant. 123 124 Student Advisory Board SS No es 4 ‘ AAA AA! 1. burt, s. bard, k. lachapelle, m. clancy, c. rigatti. Regional Advisory Council k. lachapelle, s. bard. | ae fir,“ Eten! (ae hy nanny ; een LHAEEE | } eee : National Honor Society r 1: v. hengen, d. ryan, b. nash, k. lachapelle, c. labonte, k. bichenough. r 2: v. particini, k. haley, c. poulin, t. gray, k. dzuira, t. moran, n. hengen, r 3: p. parker, m. whelan, d. gordon, f. padula, b. parker, |. laplante, r 4: m. reece, h. burt, d. taylor, j. kay, m. wright, s. russell, m. jaegar. officers: v. hengen- pres. m. whelan- v.pres. d. ryan- sec. Vv. particin- treas. 125 . Yearbook : : Staff — eth Sac! ON 2s Seer ware! : f “ a SS ae , a } row 1: k. lachapelle, r. bliss, s. bard, j. erban, c. erban, e. griggs. row 2: d. dimiranda, j. kay, s. finney, v. hengen, t. moran, p. poulin, c. labonte, j. filler, k. lachapelle, row 3: v. morrill, s. woodard, d. perry, j. ryan, d. gordon, d. tenny, m. whelan, n. hengen, p. parker, e. kastango, missing: t. bullard, |. petrillo 126 p. parker - vocational r. bliss - sports j. ryan - photographer k. lachapelle - editor-in-chief d. tenny - photographer j. erban - faculty c. erban - underclassmen s. bard - activities e. kastango - assistant editor d. gordon - financial absent: t. bullard - seniors 1. petrillo - vocational Yearbook SIOUPY 127 128 Varsity “T” m. sherman, r. bliss, j. erban, t. gray, d. drogue, c. haddock, k. hoenig, s. o’day, d. sherman, w. grudzien, p. canavan, d. durand, c. may, k. griffin, d. bouthiller, g. esmay, m. tasse, h. burt, coach dube, p. grignon, j. martin, c. hutchinson, a. matys, m. young, b. jolin, s. woodard, w. aho, k. beaton, e. cloutier, f. padula, j. padula, j. ferrara, g. sherman, j. venturino, t. lavoie, n. digregorio, m. clancy, t. young, s. bressette, s. little, w. grudzien. officers: t. young- pres., j. erban- v. pres., r. bliss- sec., m. sherman- treas., d. drogue- mgr. Independent Study row 1: C. Provost, D. Leth-Steenen, J. Erban, C. Morrill, row 2: K. Wright, L. Coderce, D. Durand, K. Haley, row 3: J. Filler, B. Rankel, M. Cloutier, S. Macdonald, L. St. Laurent, C. Johnson, S. Grubert. 129 130 Student k. dzuira-secretary, v. hengen-treasurer, k. lachapelle-president, r. bliss-vice president, missing: d. ryan-parliamentarian. Council SENIORS e. griggs Vv. particini t. gray k. hennessey b. jolin missing: r. trahan JUNIORS s. rubbell p. sorenson n. hengen w. dzuira missing: b. hunt k. lachapelle SOPHOMORES k. mundell j. duval e. gray l. coderre p. phipps b. brackett 131 Fine Arts row |: t. szyszkiewicz, k. birchenough, s. cloutier, d. trout, d. tenny, c. letendre, k. carty, t. szyszkiewicz, row 2: Mr. Hancock, m. downs, K. demauro, d. dimiranda, d. batista, 1]. coderre, g. burton, j. filler, 1. apostol, t. spillane. row 3: e. martel, k. beeman, j. kay, k. hooker, |. labonte, |. pratt, v. goyette, j. kloots, p. ciaschini, k. haley, t. moran, I. burt. 132 Work Study d. marier, |. langlois, a. smith, m. boucher, p. flewelling, m. duhamel, j. duquette, m. favreau, p. mather, j. @elia, t. naylor, b. shugart, r. townsend, d. lachance, b. peet, d. burns, d. ellis, d. bratineau, t. thibeault, r. arsenault, c. provost, k. livernois, k. satrino, f. curboy, r. hamelin, d. louyakis, d. wonderlie, j. artruc, k. moores, j. griggs, r. gallant, g. grenier, j}. woodman, r. bacon, r. muller, a. pontbriand, r. burke, s. hannon, d. boutin, b. snow, g. abdella. as Math Team —_ row |: mrs. lundberg, b. dzuira, s. russell, g. dunn, d. gordon. row 2: p. haley, k. haley, j. stuart, m. dunn. row 3: d. baum, b. nash, |. stevens. |. coderre. 134 EBS TRA TROLL Be aI Bed tebe. te sass A . 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Men’s and Womens cuttings tel. 764-5833 MOM LOsALUIMyY. CHILDREN LOVES EUCK RE S LOLLIPOPS JIM DAHLER RAISED ACCESS FLOORS INC. CONGRATULATIONS LOGO BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 778 N.E. SALES COMPANY MARKETING CONSULTANTS STURBRIDGE, MA HALEY’S GRAIN STORE and OLD HICKORY SMOKEHOUSE PARK ST. PALMER, MA. TEL. 283-8369 and 283- 3020 COMMON MARKET CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OR 4s tel. 347-3994 HUSTON’S SHOE HOME OF FRYE BOOTS WORCESTER CENTER GALLERIA GOOD LUCK! CLASS OF ’78 DAVE CAROL GORDON THE PORTRAIT STUDIO Rt. 20, Main St. Sturbridge, MA. TEL. 347-7686 ePortraits in oil and pastel eGroup portraits - a specialty eComplete frame shop COMPLIMENTS WAITE HARDWARE SOUTHBRIDGE, MA HIPPODROME LANES 121 ASHLAND AVE. SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550 764-8926 PILLSBURY FUNERAL HOMES BROOKFIELD NORTH BROOKFIELD CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’78 EDDY’S CAFE SOUTHBRIDGE CONGRATULATIONS. _ MEDICAL CENTER. COFFEE SHOP 39 ELM ST. SOUTHBRIDGE TEL, 765-9682%| a HOME OF RENE’S MEAT E ee CONGRATULATIONS BROOKFIELD MOTORS DODGE CARS AND TRUCKS AND OLDSMOBILES RO UR BROOKFIELD STANCO TOOL AND DIE INC. 23 GOLF STREET, BOX 490 SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 TANTASQUA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION BEN BOUSQUET, REALTOR Administration Office 264 Main Street Southbridge, Mass. 282 Boston Turnpike Shrewsbury, Mass. Phone: 798:0073 Phone:765-541 1 BONIFACE TOOL DIE, INC. TOOLS, DIES, FIXTURES AND PRODUCTION MACHINING P oO BOX 249 ¢ FOSTER STREET SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS 01550 TFL (617) 764-3248 ING cs ae TION CPE LZ engineering EY MASS. OI566 « Edward P. Welker Vice President THIRD NATIONAL BANK Palmer Office, 429 Main Street Palmer, Massachusetts 01069, Telephone (413) 283-3421 APPLES cheese and cider too. BROOKFIELD ORCHARDS Follow signs from Rt. 9, or Rt. 67-148 NORTH BROOKFIELD OPEN YEAR ROUND 7 Days a week, 9:00 to 5:30 Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1978 Family Planning Services of Central Massachusetts Inc. We offer unhassled, confidential, supportive services 104 Chandler Street Worcester, M.A. 01609 753-0800 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’78 CONGRATULATIONS FROM 9 9 ase RICE AND GADAIRE FWNMBERSGORING He gag EE CENTRAL ST. BROOKFIELD, MA. AON EN giepare EW TOLL FREE NUMBER: (413) PIZZA GRINDERS N MBER: (413) 245-3358 ALSO SOUP TELEPHONE 764-2233 Cr Co. SANDWICHES y; ; p COdi = DINNERS South iA | nie THUR. FRI. FRESH FRIED FISH See “7HOOK S EAT-IN FUEL OILS GASOLINE BOTTLED GAS HEATING EQUIPMENT TAKE-OUT SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. 01550 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SUN.-THUR. 11 A.M.-11 P.M. FRI. SAT. 11 A.M.-12 P.M. ROUTE 20 STURBRIDGE TEL. 347-7124 LONGWOOD DUEL FUEL FURNACE (WOOD OIL) SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEMS | Sturbridge Pizza House AND TROPERW: CENTRE 16 HAMILTON STREET CENTRAL SHOE SOUTHBRIDGE, MA. : : SS es ee De SD = ROUTE 9, MAIN STREET WEST BROOKFIELD, MA Facilities available for private parties, banquets and weddings 617-867-6061 1 hamilton street phone 764-2189 southbridge, mass. 01550 studio 1 professional photography dennis cloutier — roberta allred specializing in... . . portraits, weddings, commercial restorations CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF °78 BURNHAM INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 39 ELM ST., SOUTHBRIDGE, MA. J.N. BURNHAM, R.B. MUENZBERG, J.E. TAYLOR- INSURANCE SINCE 1865 [ 4 GALILEO} Q UABAUG RUBBER COMPANY North Brookfield, Mass. 01535 first name ‘SOLES and HEELS vibram in Fiber Optics @yY Galileo Electro-Optics Corp. Galileo Park, Sturbridge, Massachusetts 01518 Wve AAS Publick House On the Common -- Sturbridge, Mass. — (617) 347-3313 KE TRI-AREA SPORTS SHOP “WE KEEP ON BUSING COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTING GOODS EM” | CONGRATULATIONS PANN TY aE ce Tel: 764-8166 COMPLIMENTS OF Shawmut ) First Bank — A PALMER OFFICE: : Thorndike Street § Mon.-Wed. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. MONSON OFFICE: s Thursday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 153 Main Street j «=6Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 617-347-9555 Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tel. 283-8788 Welez67-3733 RS ES AV Sa ee WILLIAM H. SHINER, VICE PRESIDENT — MARKETING AND APPLICATIONS F Mayllower Compliments Of SOUTHBRIDGE TRUCKING CO. D INC. = , LASER EQUIPMENT FOR INDUSTRY N. O. CLOUTIER PRES. LASER LANE, PO. BOX 537, STURBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS 01566 (617) 347-7314 SOUTHBRIDGE MASS. J. H. WOODARD J. H. OSTIGUES NOODARD'S GARAGE 867-6788 WRECKER SERVICE - GENERAL REPAIRING GAS OIL - TIRES - ACCESSORIES CENTRAL STREET BROOKFIELD, MASS. 01506 THE QUALITY STORE FOR MEN WOMEN Laid Lint 7-11 Elm Street Southbridge CONGRATULATIONS FROM CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF TRAHAN BROS. uf BUILDING SUPPLIES G.L. FINNEY INC. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 570 SOUTH STREET RTE. 9 BROOKFIELD, MA. 01506 SOUTHBRIDGE, MA. 01550 CONGRATULATIONS + BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’78 COMPLIMENTS OF = 8 ELM HILL FARM BEAU’S BEAUTY SALON Veul AN EAST MAIN ST. 2 aa ete BROOKFIELD, MA. 01506 ANNE DEMERS LUCIE SATKOWSKI, stylists WE TAKE CARE OF YOUR CAR AS IF IT WERE OURS SID HODES MITCH’S AUTO PARTS UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA ALUMNI REPRESENTATIVE 48A SOUTHWEST CUTOFF RT. 20, WORCESTER, MA. TEL. 754-3295 COMPLIMENTS OF GREGOIRE’S JOHN KAY REAL ESTATE “THE FAMILY SHOE STORE” Holland, Massachusetts Telephone (413)245-7510 15 HAMILTON ST. SOUTHBRIDGE, MA. Cae g hed 4 d “ais: fa Lz, 1 - Cormier Son part Bus. 347-9977 HOME 347-3798 AMERICAN SAFARI : NATIONAL R.V. RENTAL SYSTEM QUINEBAUG Rristine’s Kountry Bake Shoppe RECREATIONAL VEHICLES SALES - SERVICE = P, O. Box 246 RICH MARIE SPENARD MAIN STREET ROUTE 20 - EAST BRIMFIELD, MASS. 01010 WaGhaiicane FISKDALE, MASS. TEL. (413) 245-7905 NEW BIRTH CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHURCH STREET ane THORNDIKE, MA. 01079 SERVICES Sunday School - 9:45 a.m. ae Sunday Worship - 11:00 a.m. Prayer and Praise - 6:30 p.m. — Evangelistic Service - 7:00 p.m. Wed. Prayer + Bible Study = (TU phi Pastor William Webb 283-9863 New Birth Christian Hour on W.A.R.E. 1250 9:00 a.m. SUNDAY THE LINCOLN HOUSE THE HORN OF PLENTY THE LIBERTY CAP MOTEL owned and operated by OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE LAZOTT PLASTIC, INC. 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