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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

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We are together always in our hearts, but not neces- sarily together always.”’ -Susan Polis Schultz TREASURER JAMIE DAHLER L: little kids, “catching rays’, San Francisco, rings, Boz Scaggs, New Jersey shore, skiing with Schlitzgrabbers, new snow, strawberry daiquiris, ballet, jocks, Mr. B., commi shoes, a challenge, originality, drama, the hurdles, Norman Rockwell pictures, spring. D: losing, rain in winter, bigots, ‘‘sno-caps”’, math, the 880 HA: To be a M.D. and have a Porsche 928 FM: California and Family Reunion '78 PP: All my relatives SUE WOODARD VICE PRESIDENT L: Boston (the city), baby’s smiles, onions, Pigs, Crunchy Apple Ice Cream, summer, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, being busy, double dates, gymnastics, Chinese food. D: Paranoia, phony people, selfish people, ‘‘The Furor’’, being unorganized, ‘‘Machoe ’, jerks who smoke on the bus. HA: To be happy, successful, skinny and to have an artesian well. FM: E.L.P.-Mar. 12, 1978, Summer 77’ PP: My health and a certain little tyke. SECRETARY KAREN ALLEN (Korny) L: ‘Brothers’, Antique Clothes, Bubble Baths, Pistachio Ice Cream, Brass Beds, Versatility, Go- ing to Concerts, Making my own clothes, and too many others to mention. D: ‘‘Fangs’’ Laugh, Hypocrites, Being Misunder- stood, Being Mistreated, and Waiting for phone calls. PP: My friends and family. HA: To own a 50 ft. sailboat and sail in the Carib- bean, and to be successful in whatever | decide to do. FM: October 1977. A: Volleyball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Class Sec. 4; Fine Arts 2. WENDI AHO L:Dave, Butterscotch, Apples. Playing My Guitar, Lambrusco, Love, The Beach, My 2nd Family. D:Bees, Turnips, School, Beer, J.T., Not Being Secure, Being Afraid; Snobby People Who Think They're Better Than Others. PP:My 12 Strng Guitar, My Life With Dave, My Friends and Family, My Class Ring. HA:To Be A Speech Therapist, and To Be Happy in Life. FM:April 23, 1978; Oct. 21, 1977 A:Cheerleader 2,3; Cross Country 1; Varsity T Club 3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Softball 1: Gymnastics 1; Ski Club 3. WILLIAM AIKEN ALBERT J. ALLARD L:Telling Off Older People, Win- ning, Traveling in The Mountains, Snow Storms, Leaving School, Ski Trips. D:Waking Up At 6:15 in The Morning, Losing Games, Being Blamed For Something | Didn't Do, Modest People, Spending More Money Than | Earn. PP: My Own Privateness, and My Money Tree. HA:To Be A Millionaire Be- fore | Reach 25. FM:Getting A B in Algebra II With Mrs. Earle. A:J.V. Cross Country 1; Varsity Cross Country 8; J.V. Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; J.H. Basketball 7,8: Freshmen Basketball; J.V. Basket- ball 2; Track 3,4. JOHN ARTRUC L:Camaros, Munching Down, Wa- ter Beds, Saturday Nights, 4- Wheelin At The Cape, Blonde Hair, A Good Partying Van, Hot Head Slater. D:Getting Up Cold Morn- ings, Getting Stuck, Staying Home. PP:My Life and Who and What | Do With It. HA:To Make My- self and Whoever I'm With Happy. FM:The Cape 1978 A: Work Study 1,2,3,4; Independent 4. RONALD BARROWS DIANE T. BATTISTA L:Boston, Summer, Sunsets, Asti Spumante, The Netherlands. D:Gas Stations, Last Minute Unfin- ished Assignments, Dark Rainy Mornings, Making Scenes, Certain French Teachers Who Resigned. PP:My Family and Friends. HA:To Seek Out New Civilizations, To Bo ldy Go Where No Man Has Gone Before. FM:Summer FM: Summer of ‘78. A:Ski Club 3,4; Track 1,2; Gymnastics 1; French Club 2.3.4: Fine Arts Club 2,3,4. KATHRYN BEATON (Kathy, Beats, Beans) L:Music. The Outdoors, The Beach, Free- dom. D:Being Injured, Bossy Peo- ple. Crowded Buses, Having Friends Moveaway, Promises That Are Broken. PP:My Christian Fam- ily. HA:To Be Good At Whatever | May Do and To Help Others. FM:lreland '78, Senior High Band. 8 12 77. A:Basketball 1,2; Varsi- ty Club 3,4; Ski Club 3; Foreign Language Club 3; Yearbook 4; Center of Hope 4; West Side Sto- ry; Oliver; Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball el .2,3,4; Choraleers 1,2,3.4: Band 1.2,3,4; Quabbin Valley Music As- sociation 2,3,4. JOSEPH BEAULIEU L:Jen, Sunrise, Stars, Ocean, Un- derground House. D:Wise People, Tests, Onions. PP:Gods Love and JW-Her Love. HA:To Build My Un- derground House Marry A Cer- tain “Little Girl’’ and Live Happily JOHN BEAUCHEMIN Ever After. FM: 1 18 78-CE3K. A:Bible Study. KAREN BIRCHENOUGH L:Being Happy, Cats, Family. Friends, Pizza. D:Liver, Quitters. Getting Up In The Morning. PP:My Family, S.C. and Snuffles. HA:To Be Happy and To Make Others Happy. A:NHS 2,3.4: Fine Arts Club 2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2; Cho- rus 1; Nurse's Aide 2. DANIEL BOONE RICHARD BOUCHER RENATE BERGER L:Pizza, Swiss Chocolate, Skiing. Swimming, Photography. D:Homework, Piano Lessons, Jog- ging. PP:My Doll. ROSEMARIE BOULETTE KEITH BOURBONNAIS TRACI BRULE L:Animals, Music, The Sun, Blonds, Buying Clothes. 9:Hot Dogs, House Work, Cold Weather, Getting Up In The Mornings. PP:My Family. HA:To Be Happy. A:Majorettes. GERRIT BRAAKSMA DEBRA BURDIN L:Animals, Chicken Pie, The Li- brary. D:Having My Picture Taken. PP:My Books. HA:To Own A Farm or Ranch. FM:My Old Dog, Snoopy. CHERYL BRANCONNIER L:Chocolate, German, Tennis, Ice Skating. D:Quizzes, Geometry. PP:My Class Ring, My Watch. HA:To Be A Writer, Photographer, and A Major In 2 Foreign Lan- guages. SANDRA BURGOYNE (Squiggly, Squeaky) L:Family, A Special Someone, Horses, Rocky (my cat), The Yankees, Corvettes, Partying, Being With My Friends. D:School Lunches, Rainy Days, Snobs, Soup, Being Stood Up, Talkative People, Big Crowds, People Who Gossip. PP:My Family and Friends. HA:To Become A Secretary. FM:Class of ‘79. DONNA BRUINSMA L:Having Fun Without Getting Caught, Guys, All Sports, Music, Art. D:Liars, Cheats, Getting in Trouble, Being Late Misunder- standing. PP:February '78 and My Cross. HA:To Get Everything | Can Out Of Life. FM:Summer of ‘77. DONNA R. BUROW (Gert) L:Gris, Jesse James, Ma, Art, Sis, Dan Boy, Boston Cream Pie, Patches, Riding Horses. D:5:30 AM, Predjudice, Hate. Warm Beer, Double Standards, Colds, Running Out of Gas in A Toyota, Waking Up In A Bad Mood. PP:Jeffy Pop, Jesse James, My Horse. FM: The Night J.H., F.R. L.G. Came To My House and Were Seeing Double. A: Basketball 3: Golf 2; Track 3; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,4; Work Study 4. HENRY BURT L:Basketball, Running, My Ani- mals, Good Grades, Making Mon- ey. D:Girls That Swear, Being Late, Cold Rainy Weather, Waiting In Line. PP:Family and Friends. HA:To Be Happy and To Succeed In MyPursuits and Goals. FM: '76- ‘77. A:Cross Country-2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; NHS 2,3,4; Varsity T Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2. DAVID CARON VIRGINIA BURTON ANDREW CARTY CLAYTON BUTLER CHRISTOPHER CASTANO PATRICIA CANAVAN L:Weekends, Victorys, Mountains, Summer, Laughing, Beach, Ice Cream, Getting Rowdie. D:6:00 AM, Chris’ Driving, Hospitals, Cur- fews, Shots. PP:My Family and Friends. HA:To Live Happily Ever After. A:Cheerleading 1.2,3; Capt. 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Varsity T Club 2,3; VP and Treasurer 4; Class Treasurer 3; Math Team 1; Inde- pendent Study 4; Career Develop- ment 3. ELEANORE CASTANO L:Winter, Movies, Bunnies, Fred- die Mercury, The Cape, The Rusty Scupper, Sundays, Payday. Ap- ples. D:Fighting, Fake People. ' WORK, Late Motorcycles, Jealou- sy, Science Fiction, School Lunches, Crying. PP:My Sapphire Ring and Bar Bracelet. HA:To Live a Happy and Successful life. FM:All The Good Times I've Had. Especially With Tony. HERBERT CHAFFEE SUSAN CLOUTIER PAMELA CHENERY CHARLES CHICK If The Sun Refused To Shine, | Would Still Be Loving you. When Mountains Crumble To The Sea, There Will Be You and Me. ANTHONY CONSIGLIO SUSAN CONSTANTINEAU NORMAN CLARK TODD CORMIER JOHN CROFT MARYANNE DENAULT Let The Dissapointments pass Let The Laughter Fill Your Glass Let Your Illusions Last Shatter. Until They MIKE DAIGLE BARBARA DESROSIERS L:The Fall, Fast Cars, Friendly People, Burger King, Dave. D:Get- ting Up Early, Bugs, Dirty Dishes, Fish, PP:David and My Drivers Li- cense. HA:Be Happy and Die Be- fore | Get Old. FM:4 15 78. KAREN DEMAURO L:Boston, Thunderstorms, Doing What | Want to When | Want, Sports, Traveling. D:Liver, Nag- ging People, Not Getting Enough Sleep, Missing Basketball Games, Boredom. PP:Family and Friends. HA:To Create Something No One Else Has Created. FM:Germany ‘78. A:Gymnastics 1; Tennis 1; Track 2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 2,3,4; Fine Arts 2,3,4. LAURIE DICKSON L:G.S.’s, Spending Money, Taking Walks, Fall, BMW's, Heforder P.I.'s, Toasted Almond Fudge Ice Cream. D:Fang's Laugh. Work, Rude People. PP:Family and Friends and Freckles. HA:To Be- come Succesful in The Public Re- lation and Live In Germany. FM:8 19 78; Germany ‘78 A:Basketball 2,3; Choreleers 2. Fine Arts 2, Student Government Representative 3. DENISE DEMIRANDA L:W.C.G., Fall, Saturday Night Live, Sleeping Late, Long Talks, Pizza, Movies, Carnations, Week- ends. D:Goodbyes, Being Hurt. Going To Work, Thunderstorms, Waiting, Cold Mornings. PP:My Memories and My Letters. HA:To Lead A Happy and Full Life. FM:June 26, 1978. A:Track 3.4: Tennis 1; Yearbook 3; Fine Arts Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee 4. a PHILLIP DIGREGORIO L:The Ocean, Good Music, Blondes, Summer Vacation, Ski Trips, ‘‘Pudge’’, Molsen’s, Having A Good Time With All My Friends. D:School Lunches, Warm Beer, Disco Music, Stuck Up People. Two-Faced People, Vaccuming Rooms. PP:My Family and Friends and My Stereo. HA:To Make It Through College and To Be Suc- cessful At Whatever | Choose To Do In Life’ FM Baseball Trip to Ohio: 18 Hours Straight In A School Bus A Soccer 2, Baseball 1,2.3,4 CHERYL DIMITRI L:The Ocean, Steve, Smiles, Cor- vettes, Traveling, Pizza, Making People Happy. D:Rain, Being Hurt. Monday's, Jealousy, Misunder- standings, Mistrust. PP:My Opal Ring; My Family. HA:To Be Happy and To Succeed In Life. FM:May. 1977. A:OEA Vice President 2,3: Library Service 2. � CHRISTOPHER DOWNEY RANDY DION MAURA DOWNS L:Guitars, Music, Having A Good Time, France, and Kalhua. D:In- decisiveness, Ennui, Bitchy Peo- ple, People Who Go For the Jugu- lar. PP:My Music, My Friends, My Family, and My Insanity. HA:To Be Content. FM:My Grandparents and David Hicks. A:Fine Arts 3.4: Foreign Language Club 3,4; Con- cert Choir 2; Choraleers 2. BARBARA DIONNE God Grant Me The Serenity To Ac- cept The Things | Cannot Change, Courage To Change The Things | Can, and The Wisdom to Know The Difference. BERNARD DUHAMEL L:Sports, Art, Money, Nike, Play- ing Cards. D:Homework, Losing, Bad Report Cards, Bees, Rain. PP:Quickness, and My Family. FM:Summer of ‘78. A:Gymnastics 4; Baseball 4. DAVE DOUGAN Walk Through The Roads Of Cre- ation, We're The Generation, Who Trod Thru Great Tribulation. EARL DUNCAN L:Track, Cross Country, Winning Meets, Sunny Days, Music. D:Snobs, Bad Weather, Getting Up In The Morning, Homework, Flat Tires. PP:My Family, Money, My Car, My Stereo, and My Friends. HA:To Own My Own Business FM:When | Got My First Car, A 1972 Torino. A:Track 2.3.4; Cross Country 1; Student Advisory Board. GREGORY DUNN TINA FAFORD L:Going Home, Tuna Fish, Cert, Animals, Being Among Friends. D:Being Lonely, Getting Lost, Peo- ple Who Kill Defenseless Animals, Snobby People, Fighting. PP:All My Books (Harlequins), Turkey, My Organ, My Mom, and My Ted- dy Bear. HA:To Live A Long and Prosperous Life. FM:Dressing Up Eddy, Jimmy, Mike and Korin on Slave Day. A:A.V. Club 3,4; Library Service 2,3,4; Fine Arts Club 4. WILLIAM DZIURA I've Been Happy Lately, Thinking About The Good Things To Come, And | Believe It Could Be Some- thing Good Has Begun. JEAN FULLER L:Summer of ‘78, Saturday Nights, Hampton Beach, at Night, Mts., Ocean, THS Baseball Player 5, John. D:Liver, Snobby People. Rainy Days, Southbridge, 6 9 78. PP:My Family, Friends, and Chi- Chi. HA:To Be Successful Happy In Whatever | Do. FM:My Grandfather and The Summer ‘77 ‘78. A:Marching Bana. 1,2,3,4; Sym. Band 1,2,3,4; Con- cert Choir 1,2,3,4:; Choreleers 1,2; Softball 3,4; Fine Arts 1,2,3,4: Yearbook 1,2; Ski Club 2,3,4: Lan- guage Club 3, 4; Indépendent Study 1,2,3,4; Center of Hope 4. and’ CHRISTINE EMRICH (Chris, Lippy, Em) L:Skiing, Having a Good Time With My Friends, Laughing, Fall, Snow, Saturday Mornings. D:Saying Goodby, Bio- Bills Lectures, Having To Come Home At 11:00. PP:Family, Friends, Memories of All The Good Times; Growing Up On Shepherd Hill. HA:To Do What | Enjoy and To Know I'm Good At It. A:Basketiall 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Varsity T Club 2,3,4. MICHAEL FLANNERY CAROL ERBAN L:Friends, Spending Money, Par- ties At My House, Summer, Harry Chapin, Omar, Stan, DB. All Year- book Staff, D. Rom’s; Accidents,: : No Money, Liver, Party Farts. PP: Drivers License, Sid, My Family, Friends, and My Life, Indecision, HA: To Figure Out What | Want To Do With My Life and Do It. FM: Fun Times With Maryann and Gen. The Foursome. A: Yearbook Under- classmen and Senior Editor 3,4; fine Arts 2; Independent Study 3,4. DAVID FLEWELLING 11 12 VICKI FOLGER L:Summer, The Moon, My Dogs. Beaches, Fall. D:Snobs, Hating People, Waiting, Not Being Able To Understand. PP:Mandi, My Sanity. HA:To Be Happy and To Bring Oth- ers Happiness At The Same Time. FM:August 11, 1978. ; KEVIN GADAIRE MICHAEL FOUNTAIN JACQUELINE FRAYNE “| Will Walk Before They Make Me Run. ’ -The Stones- JOHN GALLERANI L:To Play Pool, Baseball, Hockey, Basketball, Fishing. D:Liver, Nosy KIMBERLY GEITZ . People, Snobs, Lima Beans. PP:My Cue Stick, and My Bike, Friends, My Dog. HA:To Get A Di- ploma. FM:My 18th Birthday. A:Yearbook; Tomahawk 2; Library Service; A.V. JEFFREY GADAIRE RENEE GERLINAS THERESA GEORGE Perhaps He Hears A _ Differen Drummer. -Henry D. Thoreau- VALERIE ANNE GOYETTE (Val) L:New Things, New People, Crazy People, Steve Martin, Par- ties, Taking A Day or Two Off From School, The Thought of No More High School, My Insanity, Kittens. Keg Parties. D:Snakes, Migraines. People With Athletes Feet, Snots, Kiss, Curtis, Steve, and Kevin At Times. PP:My 1918 Model T- Volvo, My Friends, Family, and Skis. HA:To Become What | Want To Be, and Be Happy In Whatever | Do, Whatever That Is. FM:Ski Trip 1977, Senior Year At THS. A:Con- cert Choir 1,2; Choreleers 1.2; Fine Arts 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Ski Club 2,3,4. CATHERINE GIGUERE L:Being With Friends, Movies, Pepsi, Sleeping Late, Parties, Driv- ing, Summer Days. D:Getting Up Early, Being Told What To Do, People Who Think They're Better Than Everybody, Not Having a Car. PP:My Life, Family, and Friends. HA:To Be Happy In What- ever | Do. FM:Cape Cod. WILLIAM GRANDONE L:Moose, Football, Tubing, Satur- day Night With Santelli and Flan- nery, Undefeated ‘78 Football Team, Auburn '77, South Pond, Winning, Mr. Bruneau, Long Talks With Miss. D:Double Sessions, School, Russell and Roms, Stur- bridge, Soccer, Fall of ‘77, Cow- ards, Vokies Riverside, Lap's, Los- ing, Dubes Mental Errors. PP:Two Years With My Little Buddy. HA:To Drink Beer At The Super Bowl. FM:June 17, 1977; Junior High Football A:Football 1,2,3; Co-Capt 4; Varsity 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. ELIZABETH GILLIS Jesus | Adore You. | Lay My Life Before You. How | Love You. LISA GREEN L:Sam's Dot Green Hat, A Good Buzz, The Ocean, Worth’s Kids, Rainbows. D:Loud Noises, Being Bored, Rainy Days, Funky. When Mikes Away. PP:My Family, My Bracelet, My Ring, My Point Set- ting. HA:To Live In’A Little Shack In The Woods By The Sea. FM:July 9th, 1976; Summer of ‘75 CHRISTINE GIROUX ROBERT GREGORY 13 14 KEVIN GRIFFIN —UChrista, Heineken Dark Beer, Relaxing, Refined Music, Two Cer- tain Friendships, Sports, Winning, Long Snowfalls, 25 Ft. Bombs, To Party, Watching ‘Bad Beau” Dunk It. D:Apathy, Losing Any Competi- tion, Mr. Bombard's Sarcasm, Riding ZE Bench. PP:My Pals, My Future, My Girlfriend, My 25 Foot- © ers. HA:To Graduate From College And Live In A Rural Area, At Peace With Myself and MYy Friends. . FM:Oct. 21, 1977, Sept. 18, 1976, South Carolina. A:Baseball 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Varsity T Club 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Puff 'n’ Pub Club 1,2,3, Capt. 4. JAMES GRIGGS If You Wish To View Paradise, Sim- ply Look And View it. Want To Change The World? Then Do'lt, There's Nothing To It. DAVID GRUDZIEN WENDY GRUDZIEN L:The Beach, Roses, Memories. Paris, Cheerleading, Weekends, Being With Friends, No. 8 and 30, Being Alone With A Certain Special Person. D:Being Depressed, Cry- ing, Hurt Feelings, Being Beat By Southbridge, Curfews, Dentists, and Liver. PP:BILL, My Pearl Ring. and My Family. HA: To Have My Dreams Come True. FM:10 5 76 A:Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Varsity T Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Student Council 1; Career Devel- opment 3. NATALIE HAARALA (Nat) Life Is Sad, Life Is A Bust, All You Can Do Is Do What You Must Do and You Do It Well. BRIAN HALEY L:S.D. Modiano, Hello’s, Skiing, Money, B rew, Parties. D:Snobs, Blobs, Cities, Pep Rallys, Formali- ties. PP:My Life, Sugar. HA:To Be Happy. FM:5 25 76. RICHARD HAMELIN SUSAN HANNON L:Summer, Long Walks, Drive-ins, Horses, A Special Guy. D:Losing Someone You Love, Under Class- men Who Think They Are Better, Snotty People, Snow, When My Car Doesn't Start. PP:Tiger, My Family, My Stuffed St. Bernard. HA:To Live A Long and Happy Life. FM:Summer of '77; Summer of ‘73. A:OEA President 2,3; Work Study 3,4; Library Service 2. KATHERINE HAYWARD (Kelly) L:Tennis, Horseback Rid- ing, Crown. Jewel, Doug, Trans Am. D:Snobs, Cold Nights, South- bridge, Homework. PP:Doug and My Baby. HA:To Make Two Cer- tain People Happy. FM:10 22 77. JOHN HANSON L:Coffee Sombreos, Pioneer Ste- reos, Minoltas, Nikons and Studio 1. D:People Who Don't Under- stand Simple Things, Insurance, Ticketrons Out Of Tickets, Any Camera Other Than Minolta. PP:Minolta, My Vintage Corvair. HA:To Be An Ace Photographer. FM:My First Ride in Dr. Silver- berg’s Jag; Charlie Thompson Surprise Party. A:Yearbook Pho- tographer. LINDA HEDGE To See A World In A Grain Of Sand, And A Heaven In A Wild Flower, Hold Infinity In The Palm Of Your Hand, And Eternity In An Hour ROBIN HASTINGS SUSAN HAYES NICOLENE HENGEN “Too Low They Build Who Build Beneath The Stars. -Young- NANCY HEMINGWAY 15 16 JOHN HERARD DONA HEROUX L:William Gary Kuch, '76 Green Toyota, The Beach, Fenway Park, Thunderstorms, Puppies. D:My Sister's Attitude, Snobby People, Rain, Being Bored. PP:Billy, My Cat. HA:To Be An R.N. FM:Feb. 22, 1978, Prom '78 ROBERT HODGE L:Skiing, Partys, Beach, Cadillacs, Vermont, G. Block Lounge. D:Rainy Days, Losing, School Lunches, Liars. PP:My Family and Friends. HA:To Suceed In Life And To Own A Big Business. FM:Sum- mer 1973. A:Soccer 1,2,3, Co- Capt. 4; Baseball 1. KRISTA HOENIG (Alkie, Squirrel) L:The Fall, Sports, Hobbits, Raccoons, Traveling, J.P.C., France, Germany, Ma- dame, Le Mont Saint Michel, Mr. Bombard. D:Sprints!, Broken Noses, Misunderstandings, Peo- ple Getting Hurt, Worcestor North and Unsupported Games. PP:My Parents, Family, Friends, and Gol- die. HA:To Be Happy. FM:Ger- many '77; France in ‘78. AA:Bas- - ketball 1,2,3, Co-Capt. 4; Volley- ball 2,3, Capt.4; Softball 2,3,4; Track 1; Varsity T Club 2,3,4; For- eign Language Club 2,3,4; Year- book 4; Student Council 4. CATHLEEN HOOKER L:People, Waterskiing, Friends, Parties, Big Alum Lake, My Family. D:Broken Promises, Getting Up Early. PP:My Waterski. HA:To Be Successful in An Art Field. FM:The Kindness of My Friends and A Sur- prise Birthday Party. A:Volleyball 1,2,3; Gymnastics 1; Fine Arts Club 1,2,3. LORRAINE HUARD “! Am A Rock, | Am An Island. | Touch No One and No One Touch- es Me. | Am A Rock, | Am An Island and A Rock Can Feel No Pain and An Island Never cries.” BETTY JEAN HUNT L:Yellow Roses, Jackson Browne, Skiing, Clint Eastwood, Large Beach Fires At Night, Sailboats. D:Fake Smiles, Long Lift Lines, Saying Goodbyes, Howard John- sons, Losing Someone | Love. PP:My Memories and Family and Friends. HA:To Be Rich and Single. FM:My Grandfather, Hampton Beach-Aug. 1978; Adventures With Dan and Mike. A:Student Council; Student Council Parlia- mentarian 4; Ski Club 4. MARY JAEGER ... And My Old Life Fades Away, | Extend A Heart Felt Gratitude To My Friends Along The Way. JAN KANIA PAUL JOHNSTON JAN MARIE KAY L: W.W., The Ocean, Boston (the city), Horses Thunderstorms, Oysters on The Half-Shell, A Mid- dle Name, Amaretto di Saronno, Roses, and Smiles. D: Being Cold, War, Politics, Pain, Crying and T.H.S. Lunches. PP: My Aquama- rine, My Heart and Something which No One Else Possesses. HA: To Become A Successful Marine Biologist and To Be Happy In Life. FM: June 18, 1977 and The Moody Blues,- 11 17 78, and All My Time With 81. A: Basketball 2.3; Band 1,2; Fine Arts Club 2: National Honor Society 2,3,4; Var- sity T Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3. Co-Sports Ed. 4. PAUL JOLIN L: Fall, Tubing, Bombard, Parties at Flannery’s, Football, Molson, Apple Raiding, Camping. D: Cliff- ing, Losing, Laps, Southbridge, Warm Milk, Hot Practices, Hor- nets, Riding The Bus, Pushy Peo- ple. PP: My Friends and Family. HA: To Drink Beers with Grandone At The Superbowl. FM: My Grand- parents, Football '75-'76. A: Foot- ball 1,2,3, Co- Capt. 4; Track 3,4; Varsity T Club 3,4. JONATHAN KIEVMAN L: Snow, Cherry-Red El Caminos, Skiing, Fast Cars, Girlfriends, Chocolate. D: Homework, Auto- matics, Breaking Things, Dull Par- ties, Ignorant People. PP: My Car, My Ski Equipment. HA: To Enjoy Life. FM: Stowe, Vt. 1977. DONNA JOYCE L: Saturday Night Live, Long Walks, Shopping, Black Onyx, Ocean, WAAF, Boston, Daytona, Cape Cod, Sleeping Late, Con- certs, Parties, Mary's Camp. D: Gym, Publick House, Needles, Tourists, Snow, Getting Lost In Boston, Snakes, Being Pinched, Liars, U.S. History, Having No Money. PP: My Family and Friends and My Birthstone. HA: To Live In Boston and Be Successful. FM: El- ton John, 7 4 76 and 1 27 78. PATRICK KITTREDGE Forget What Life Used To Be You Are What You Choose To Be It Is You See, That Life Will Become. 17 18 JACQUELINE KLOOTS L: Life, Fridays, Traveling, Sep- tember, Skiing, The Sun, The Sea. and Scallops. D: Losing All Irrepla- ceable Hydrolic Brake Fluid 10 Minutes Before Landing. Good- byes, Mondays, Waiting. Tests. PP: A Very Unique Animal Named Sir Brigadoon, My Family. HA: To Reach The End Of That Journey That Begins With A Single Step. FM: Purdue University, Summer of ‘78. A: Executive Committee, Tennis, Track, Soccer Co-Man- ager, Ski Club, Fine Arts. CAROL LABONTE L: Florida, Coca Cola, Campfires. Music, Snacks. D: Homework, Be- ing Depressed, Rainy Days, Get- ting Up Early. PP: My Family and My Memories. HA: To Do The Best | Can In Whatever | Choose. FM: June 17, 1978. A: NHS 2.3.4; OEA 2.3; Foreign Language Club 2.3.4: Tennis 1,2; Gymnastics 1. BERNARD KOPECKY CINDY LABONTE L: Sports, Maine, Having A Good Time. D: Snoppy People, Put Downs, Homework. PP: Friends and Family. HA: Find One Thing In Life That | Like and To Stick With It. FM: Summer of '78. A: Student Council 1; Volleyball 1,2: Softball 1,2: Yearbook 1. MARY ANN KOSLOWSKI (Stan, Koz) L: Friends, Parties At Erbans, My Mom's Cooking, Sun- shine, Tennis, The Old Foursome. California. D: Not Having Money. Snobs, Liver, Being Hurt, Having Nothing To Do, Wishing For Some- thing | Can't Have, Being Cold. Party Farts. PP: MY Driver's Li- cense, Hugie, and My Family and Friends. HA: To Become A Legal Secretary. FM: The Three Weeks | Spent in Cal., The Good Times With Carol. A: Basketball 2; Volley- ball. 2,3; Tennis 2,3,4; Ind. Study 4. LEEANE LABONTE “To Thy Own Self Be True.” BRENDA LABARRE A Friendship I'll Remember, From Days Of Long Ago. The Times We Spent Together, As We Both Learned How To Grow. DAVID LACHANCE L: Debbie, Fords, Music, Bass Playing, Friendly People. D: Snobs, Chevys, Yankees. Work. Homework. PP: Memories With Debbie, My Bass, My Music, Birth- stone Ring, Stereo. FM: 5 14 78. Summer of '78. A: Track. Hockey ; DENISE LACHAPELLE L:Reid, A Certain Black '69 Ca- maro, Groucho Marx, Spinach, Stock Car Racing. D:Snobs, Mush- rooms, 33 L.M., Fords, Week- ends Ending. PP:My Life and Be- longings. HA:Live My Life To The Fullest and Make Those Around Me Happy. FM:3 12 75. A:OEA 273s LINDA A. LAPLANTE L:People With A Sense Of Humor. Getting Caught In Rainstorms., Having Time To Think, Big Sincere Smiles, Snowball Fights. D:Self- Centered Conceited People. Be- ing Depressed, Grits, Twirp Filled Buses , Misunderstandings. PP:My Family and My Friends. HA:To Find A Goal In Life and To Be Hap- py While Trying To Help Others. FM:France 1978. A:NHS 2.3.4: Foreign Language Club 2.3.4: OEA 2.3; Tennis 1,2. MARK LASORSA KAREN LAPIERRE NANCY LAPIERRE L:Summer, Cruising, Parties, Long | Cannot Predict What | Will Be. | Weekends, Foreigner. D:Rain, Can Only Live What | Am. Cars That Don't Work, Homework, Getting Up Early, Listening To Da- vid P. Critize. PP:My Memories, My Car. HA:To Be Happy In What- ever | Do. FM:Summer of ‘77. A:Tennis; Track 2; Fine Arts 2: For- ele Language Club 2,3,4: Ski Club LORRI LAVELLA L:Skiing, Basketball, My Boss, The People At The Lodge, Being Free!, Sunshine. D:School, Doctors. Rain, Non-American Food, P.J.s. People Who Are Always Knocking Others Down. PP:Freinds and Family. HA:To Go To California, and Then To Move To Florida. FM:August 20, 21, and 22, 1976. NANCY LEFFLER 19 20 RICHARD LEGAULT L:People, Friends, Camping, Cali- fornia, Sports. D:New York Yan- kees, Homework, Snobs, Getting Up In The Morning. PP:Car, Ste- reo, My Family, Money. HA:To Own By Own Business. FM:The Summer of ‘78. RITTA LONNQVIST “! Came To Look For America. And | Found It Here In Mass. | Love All Of You and I'll Really Miss You After This Year, But I'll Back-Someday. ’ Come CONSTANCE LETENDRE Life Is Like Music; It Must Be Com- posed Through Enjoyment And In- stinct, Not By Rule. JAMES LOUYAKIS JOHN LITTLE PAMELA LUDVIGSON L:Sports, Dance, Carlton Fisk, Va- cations, .Winters, Skiing, Snow. Cold, Sweater Weather. D:Tests, Stuck Up People, Boring Proms, Planning A Future, Being Hurt By Certain People. PP:Tennis Racquet, My Life and The People Who Have Got Me Through It Safe- ly. HA:To Live The Way | Want To Live, and Do The Things | Want To Do. FM:Summer of ‘77, °'78: Dance Lessons With Sue. A:Cheer- leading 1; Volleyball 3.4; Tennis 3.4. DEBORAH LLOYD L:Mari-Jane, Guys, Money, Fast Cars, Nice People. D:Snobs, Liars, Being Broke, Coming Down, Jerks. PP:My Privacy, Records. HA:To Make My Life And The Peo- ples Around Me A Pleasant Place. FM:November 16, 1973. ANU MAATTANEN L:Horses, The Ocean, The Ameri- can Way Of Life, Good Friends, Spring Days. D:Monday Mornings, Tests, Alarm Clocks. PP:My Horse Laddy. FM:Summer of ‘78 RICHARD MARCHILLE CHRISTOPHER MARTIN “Through The Years We've All Been Here Just To End Up Shed- ding Our Tears.” CHRISTOPHER MARTEL L:Clear Nights, Originality, Read- ing, Golfing, Thinking. D:Unnatural Things, Headaches. PP:Golf Clubs, Science Fiction Book Col- lection. HA:Achieve Success. FM:Last Years At THS. A:Soccer 2: Cross Country 1; Golf 1,2,3, Capt. 4: Basketball 1. PAMELA MATHER We've Only Just Begun To Live, White Lace And Promises, A Kiss For Luck And We're On Our Way. ELIZABETH MARTEL L:Tennis, Peanut M M's, My Grandmothers Homemade Soup, The Cars, The Morning After A Snowstorm. D:Bus 8, Christmas Without Snow, Being Lonely, Peo- ple Who Are Always Late, Getting Up Early. PP:My Family and My Memories. HA:To Find A Solution For Never Having To Say Good- bye. FM:Summer . ‘78, Nether- lands. A:Fine Arts Club 2,3,4: For- geign Language Club 2.3.4: Con- cert Choir 2. CHARLES MAY (Charlie, Chuck) L:Ulrika, Billy, Athletics, The Truth, Music, Walk- ing, Day-Dreaming. D:Lies, Waiting In Lines, Sugar, Disco, Fog, PP:My Family and Friends. HA:Self-Enter- prise. FM:The Summer Of ‘78. A:Soccer 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Basket- ball 1,2; Ski Club. MARSHALL MARTEL _ JEFFERY MAYFIELD 21 HOWARD MCGINN KAREN MCMULLIN STEVEN MENARD A Somebody Too Many, and That L:Food, TV, Church, Sports. D:So- |! metimes School, Tests, Some Teachers. HA:Going On To Col- lege. FM:Moving to Brimfield. A:Softball. STEVEN MICHAELS TIMOTHY MILLER DOUGLAS MONETTE KATHLEEN MOORE 22 PATRICK MORAN L:Cars, A Certain Girl, Beer, Tell- ing People Where To Go. D:Snobs, People Who Think They're Cool, Winter, Cold Weather, People Who Think They're Better Than Every- one Else. PP:My Friends and My Family. HA:To Be Successful In Whatever | Do. FM:Summer ‘77. A:Yearbook Staff 3,4; Tomahawk 3; AV 2,3,4; Library Service 2,3,4. VICK MORRILL L:Patches, Spaghetti, Gold Saxes. Summers At The Cape, Good Mu- sic, Steerage Rock, The Cham- pange Of Beers, Good Hands. D:Rainy Days, Beets, Over-Sophis- ticated People, Muddy Woods, Marching Band, Pigs, Kiss and Other Such Muck. PP:My Memo- ries and Future. The Red Big Foot. HA:To Live Life To Its Fullest And To Take Advantage Of My Abilities. FM:5 25 76, The Three Yellow Bellies. A:Band 1,2,3; Majorettes 2,3; Co-Capt 4; School Play 2.3: Western District Band 1. JOSEPH A. PADULA L:Soccer, Baseball, Dallas Cow- girls, Tull, Kansas. D:Running. Homework, Busses, Rush, Winter. PP:Myself. HA:To Succeed. FM:Getting Rid Of All My Brothers and Sisters. A:Football 1: Basket- ball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2.3.4. MIRIAN E. MUJICA “A Smile Costs Nothing and Pro- duces Alot. It Enriches Those Who Receive It Without Making Those Who Give It Poor.” PATRICIA PALMER (Palmer, Pat, Starsky) L:Wee- kends, Sports, The Thrill Of Victo- ry, Pistachio Ice Cream, Lunchin and Munchin At Friendly’s. Warmth, Horses, Partying. D:Hu- morless People, Misunderstand- ings. Getting Up Early, Monday Mornings, Butts, Riding The Bus. Inconsiderate People, - Sprints. PP:My Family and Friends, Memo- ries Of All The Good Times. HA:To Find Whatever I'm Looking For In Life and To Be Content Wit h It. FM:Egging Southbridge ‘77, All The Good Times. A:Volleyball 3.4: Basketball 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Varsity T Club 2.3.4: Year- book 4; Ski Club 3.4. JACKIE NORTON Our Love Brought Us Together and Together We Have Seen How Much The Dreams and Happy Hours Two People: Share Can Mean. BONNIE PARKER ANTHONY OUIMET L:Ellie, Misquamicut, ‘‘The Cape”, Snowy Saturday Nights, ‘62 Cor- vettes. D:Paying Bills, Motorcy- cles, Waiting For Ellie To Get Out Of Work. PP:Car, Buck Knife. HA:To Be Successful In Life. FM:All Of The Good Times | Had With EI- lie. A:Soccer. BRENDA PARKER 23 24 DONNA PARKER RHONDA PETERSON If You Love Something Set It Free. If It Comes Back, It's Yours. If It Doesn't It Never Was. MICHAEL PERREAULT L:Football, Cars, Money, Beer, Girls, Parties, Concerts. D:Getting Up Early, School Homework, Yan- kees. PP:My Car, My Feelings. HA:To Succeed In Anything | Try. To Meet The Right Girl. FM:Fall- 76, October 19, 1976. HARRISON PHIFER JEAN PERRY L:Parties, Movies, Swimming, Wine, Concerts. D:Beer, Liver, Mrs. Bourdeaus Gym Classes, ‘U.S. History, Getting Up Early To Go To School or To Work. PP:My License, My Life. HA:To Get Out Of THS. FM:8-24-78. MARK PHIFER JOHN PETERSON L:Skiing, Albany River, C.C.L., Rowdyism, American Music, The Center Of The Universe, Dan's Feat, Aces and Shutouts. D:Disco, Poisn Ivy, Burnt Rubber, Black Flies, Rain In Winter, The Ordi- nary, Cheap Imitations, Double Faults, Snotty People. PP:All The Good Times I've Had, People |'ve Known, and Things I've Done At THS. HA:To Find The Perfect Ra- dio Station, No Nukes. FM:When Drew Threw Phe Frisbee In The Cake, Summer of ‘78, Concerts With My Buddies. A:Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Tennis 2,3; NHS 3; PUFF 'N PUB CLUB 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL PIAZZO LUCINE PILLIGIAN L:Dave, To Party, Trans-Ams, Gold and Sterling Silver Jewelry, Home- made Candy, Just At Our Camp In Canada And Enjoying The View. D:Stuck Up People, Stevie Won- der, Disco, Two-Faced People, Not Being With Someone | Love. PP:An Album With Pictures of My Father, Memories. HA:To Have A Good Career as A Secretary and To Get Married. FM:Canada ‘76. PATRICIA H. POULIN L:Music, Taking Walks, Maine, My Memorys, My Cat Misty. D:Colds, Snakes, Being Lonely, Losing Things. PP:My Family.and Friends. HA:To Experience All | Can From Life. A:Fine Arts 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; Executive Committee 4: Prom Committee 4. ANNETTE PLOUDE L:Being With Tom, Our Families, Soft Music, Kids, My Puppu Ceaser, Being With Freinds. D:Snobby People, Conceited Peo- ple, Disagreements, Lousy Driv- ers, Drugs. PP:My Puppy, My Fa- thers Service Medals. HA:To Be A Good Wife To Tom, A Good Moth- er, and A Teacher. FM:My Dad, March ‘79. RONALD POULIN L:Tantasqua, To Make People Smile, Red Sox, Wales, Music. D:People Who Think They're Bet- ter Than You, Not Knowing All The Answers, Getting Up At Tooth- aches. JAMES POLHILL 4 a et ee awe wnndt ee earcvaceaDPre ¥ SUSAN POULIN L:A Certain Someone, Parties, Beach, Having A Great Time With My Friends, Silver Jewelry. D:Stuck-Ups, English, Goodbyes, John Keenan, Pam and Sue When They're In Their Moods. PP:My Family, My Memories. HA:To Make The Best Of My Life and En- joy It. FM:April 5, 1978. A: OEA 12: NELSON PORTA. JOHN POWLOKA L:Cars, Girls, Going To The Drive- In, Yankees, Cold Beer. D:Bossy People, Snobby People, Pep Ral- lies, Getting Up In the Mornings For School, Riding A Crowded Bus With A Bunch Of Dingbats. PP:My 8-Tracks in Country Western Music. HA:To Make A career Out Of The US Navy. 25 MARY MELISSA PRATT (Lisa) L:Bon Wits In Boston, Starry _ Nights On Big Alum, The Unforge- 26 table HMH, Hiring Crew, Being A Smart Ass, Saturday Night Live D: Being Called Mary, Tourists, Rid- ing Volkswagons, Getting Lost, Flat Tires, PP:My Diamond Ear- ring, My Red Star, HA: To Get The Most Out Of Life, FM:All Those WonderfulTimes With My Friends and Relatives. A Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Fine Arts 3,4. BARBARA RANKEL L:Summer, Little Kids, With A Very Special Person. D:M.H.S., S.H.S., Winter, Sick, Losing Someone | Loved, People Who Are Two-Faced, Milk. PP:My Family, My Real Friend- ships Throughout My 17 Years Of Life. HA:To Become A Special Edu- cation Teacher. FM:4 10 76, 6 5 77, 8 8 78. A:Band 1.2.3: Chorus 1,2,3; Choreleers 1,2; In- dependent Study 1.2: Career De- velopment 3,4; Work Study 4; Ohi- ver 2; Talent Show 3. My Friends, Tantasqua, Being Friends Being CHRISTINE PROVOST L:Softball, ‘‘Heading For The Mountains’’, The Beach, Sleeping, Winning Season, Getting Rowdie, Leaving At 12. D:Losing, Not Being Able To Go Out, Not Having A Good Time, Bitchy People, Riding Busses with An Ala Bus Driv- er. PP:All My Memories Over The Past Years, Past Years, My Li- cense. HA:To Fullfill All Of The Dreams I've Had and To Live In Chestnut Hill. FM:My Spots, And All The Good Times At THS. A:Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, Stat 3.4; Volleyball Stat 2; Cheer- leader 2; Career Dev. 3,4; Work Study 3,4; Varsity T 2.3.4. PETER RASYS L:Skiing, Good Friends, Warm Fires, A Lot Of Money, And Last But Not Least A Six Of Heineken Lights Followed By A Six Of Darks. D:Rip Offs, Road Calls at 8:29pm, Flat Tires, Thumbing In The Rain, Stems and Seeds. PP:My ‘63 Bug, Fond Memories. HA:The White House. FM:Rock Hopping in Pi- seco, NY. A:PUFF 'N PUB CLUB. KEVIN QUINN L:Mary, Guitars D:Evil. PP:Guitars, Motorcycle. HA:To Live A Good Happy Life. FM:Crashing My Bike. DANIEL REARDON SHERRI RACHAL (Omar) L:Wales, Sports, All My Friends, Cars, My Family. D:Stuck Up People, John Keenan, Mush- rooms., Bossy People. HA:To Go To Oregon and Live. FM:Summer of ‘77 and '78. BRYNDL REID L:To Party, A Certain Guy, Con- certs, To Be Happy, Camping Out In The Woods. D:Having To Get Up Early, My Brother Bothering Me. To Ride The Holland Bus, Two Faced People, Hangovers. PP:My Dog and My Family. HA: To Do The Best In Everything | Can and Try To Make People Happy. GREGORY REILLY WENDY ROUTHIER L:Eddie, Music, Horses, Riding. D:Grits, People Who Put Down Each Other. PP:Eddie, Parents. HA:To Be Succesful. FM:Summer of ‘76. A:Marching Band; Color Guard; Library 1,2,3,4. MARY ROBERTS It's Always Been The Same Old Story. From The Moment | Could Talk | Was Ordered To Listen, Now There's A Way and | Know That | Have To Go. SCOTT RUSSELL L:Genesis, Bermuda and France, Chopping Wood On A Crisp Fall Day Wearing A Flannel Shirt, Sci- ence Fiction, Fantasy, Playing My Guitar On The Beach At Sunset. D:Wet Sneakers, Washing Dishes, Drivers Ed, Being Broke, Breaking Strings or Picks. PP:My Musical Ability and My Insanity. HA:A Pro- fessorship At A Small New England College. FM:France, 1978.A:Stu- dent Council 3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Choraleers 2,3,4; Math Team 2,3,4; JV Baseball 3; For- geign Language Club 3,4; Oliver 2: NHS 2,3,4; Yearbook Editor 4: Chorus VP 4. WAYNE R. ROBIDOUX L:Chevys, Skiing, Boston, Motor- cycles, Camping. D: Working Weekends, Rainy Days, Stuck-Up People. PP:My Car, My Ski Equip- ment. HA:To Be Successful In Life. FM:Years At Tantasqua. CHERYL SANDERSKI L:Music, Art, Boys, Food, My Fam- ily. D:Snobs, Certain People, Jerks, School. PP:Stereo, My Dog, My Family. HA:To Get Out Of School. FM:Going to Washington With The Band. A:JV_ Softball, Band MONA ROSCOLI L:Thoroughbreds, My Chain, Sum- mer At The Track, Dobermans, Racing Horses. D:Bus 16, People Who Think They're Perfect, Span- ish. PP:Corky and Sheena. HA:To Breed and Own The Winner Of The Kentucky Derby. FM: 'Smiling Faces’, 6 11 78. DANA SANTELLI L:Football 318's, Lori, Summer- time, Cliffing, Gnoochis, Hapkido, The Drums Hampton Beach. D:Double-Sessions, School Lunch. Lap's Bees, Snobby People, Vege- tables, Cold Water, Warm Beer, _ Riding The Bus. PP:My Tan. HA:To Take Over Hugh’ Hefner's Job. FM:When Demers Was Here. A:Football 1,2,3; CoCapt 4; Track 3, CoCapt 4; Varsity T Club 3.4; Baseball 1. 27 28 ANNETTE SANTORO L:Kosta, Sports, Fridays, Styx. 7. of ‘77, Being Alone, My Friends. D:Chris Grubert, JP, Ru- mors, Moose ‘77, Pushy People. Yankees, Oct. 2. PP:A Certain Class Ring. HA:To Grow Up and Be Able To See Things More Clearly FM:July 15. A:Cheerleading 1.2.4. JAMES SHERMAN DANIEL SCHONMAN LESLIE SKOWYRA L:Mr. Boston, Z-28's, Snowmobil- ing, Beer On Tap, Gold Summers, Keg Partys. D:Rules. Warm Beer. Flat Tires. PP:My Car. Snowmo- bile. HA:To Succeed In A Business Of My. Own. FM:2 2-5 78. A:Woods 1.2; Parking Lot 3.4 JOHN SEIGARS PAMELA SORENSON L:Fall, Apples, Bavaria, Swamping With Laurie and Karen, Baketball, Lobster, Life. D:Springs. Working. Homework, Yate's Tests. My Seal Cough, Losing, Bus Rides. Cold- ness. PP:My Family and Friends HA:To Be Happy and Successful. FM:Germany Summer ‘78. A:Bas ketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2.3.4: Stu- dent Council 2,3, Sec. 4: Class Sec. 3; Fine Arts 2; SemiFormal 2.4, Prom Committee 3.4. Varsity T Club 4; Executive Committee 4 - L:Fenway Park, California, DEBORAH SHERMAN L:L.M., Roses, Being In Shape. Knowing Someone Special For A Long Time. D:Getting Back In Shape, Ripped Hands, Unfaithful People, People Who Go Over- board With ... PP:Friendship. HA:To Be Free To Face The Life Ahead Of Me. FM:July 19, 1977. A:Gymnastics 7,8,2.3.4: Track 2. BRENDA SPINNEY Red Sox, Football, Mary's Camp With Chunkey. D:Waiting For Dona. Yankees, Ruby, August 13, 1978, Peas. PP:My Ring, Bob Dylan Shirt, My Heart. HA:To Become Rich and Famous and Live In Be- verly Hills. FM:Growing Up With Chris Emrich. DONNA STANTON DONNA MARIE STEARNS L:Sun, Country, Horses, Vermont, Parties, Roses, Jeans, Swimming, Roller Skating, Milky Ways. D:Being Bored, Losing Someone, Siamese Cats, Snobs, Rain, Being Grounded, Cleaning House. PP:My Stereo, Horse, A Certain Bracelet, Lady, Car. HA:To Make Myself and Others Happy. FM:July 14, 1976, October of ‘77. ARLENE STREICHER L: My Brothers Friends, The Group, My Family, Waffles, Talk- ing, Music, Green, Laughing. D:Bruising Myself With The Baton, Supersnots, Braces, Being Disap- pointed. PP:Memories Of The Years Spent At THS, What Was Brought Back From Scotland For Me, My Creative Brain, My Poodle Ginger, My Life. HA:To Start Each Day Off With A Smile, To Own My Own Beautician School, and To Teach My Dog To Leave My Things Alone. FM:My Junior Year, Seeing Rusty Walk Again, New York (But I'm Not Sure The Memories Are Fond). A:Foreign Language Club 2,3; Concert Choir 2; Majorettes 4: Career Development 4. DONNA SULLIVAN LISA SUPERNANT L:Summer, Being With People | Love, Parties, Walking, Florida. D:Cold Weather, Rain, Monday Mornings, Bugs, Snobby People. PP:My Family and Friends, My Life, My Ring. HA:To Succeed In Life; To Remain Healthy, and Be Happy. FM:Summer of ‘77; June 17, 1978, Times With Family and Friends. A:Cheerleading 2. THERESE A. SZYSZKIEWICZ L. Boston, blond hair, blue eyes, ‘Long Time ’, summer, smiles, D. lima beans, CB radios, physics, being snubbed, angry parents, P.P. my cat, my family, and my memories, H.A. To feel | have done my share for mankind, F.M. Summer of '78 in Florida. A. Fine Arts Club 2,3,4 Foreign Language Club 2,3 Concert.Choir 2 THOMAS A. SZYSZKIEWICZ L. music, Bible, Choraleers, being busy, D. drugs, alcohol, Friendly’s n 29 - 30 MARK TASSE L. Bikes, Beach, Biking, Good times, Blondes, D. Glass, School, Homework, Thiefs, P.P. Family and Joy, H.A. To Succeed, F.M. April 1972 THOMAS TETREAULT DEBORAH TAYLOR L. a misty mountain at dawn, laughter and smiles, eating pea- nuts (in physics), motorcycle rides, the Muppets (especially Kermit and Animal). D. Horrid Johnson's, doing homework on a Saturday night, people who just don’t care, S.A.T.’s and college applications, going shopping and coming home with nothing. NEILE TOOLIN J. DAVID TENNY L. everything I’m not supposed to, Connie, Styx and Carribbean cruises. D. Jimmy Carter, raising the drinking age, landolis and peo- ple who don’t stick to their word MARY TARTELLOTTE L. summer days, working with - Children, a good argument, laugh- ter, spaghetti. D. zits, rainy days, greasy hair, P.P. my memories, my bike, F.M. Kathy, Summer '78, H.A. To make all the children in the world happy F.S. ‘ ... just walk beside me and be my friend.” Promise yourself to be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. To talk of health, happi- ness and prosperity to ev- ery person you meet. To make all your friends feel that there is something in them. To look at the sun- ny side of everything and make your optimism come true. To think only of the best, to work only for the best and expect only the best. To be just as enthusiastic about the success of oth- ers as you are about your own. To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future. To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living creature you meet a smile. To give so much time to the improvement of yourself that you have no time to criticize oth- ers. To be too large for worry, too noble for an- ger, too strong for fear and too happy to permit the presence of trouble. -Christian D. Larson DOUGLAS TROUT CHRISTOPHER M. WOJTOWICZ L. Amavetto, rowdie times, Fleetwood Mac, Molsen, scarves, sports, skating, friends, parachut- ing, winning, well-spent Fridays, running free, the sugar-shack, rinkratting, beach bumming. D. memories, soggy cereal, hospi- tals, losing, saying good-bye, rainy days, growing up, Itali an Popes. F.M. My past, P.P. My Future. A. hockey 1,2,3 soccer 2,3 MICHAEL VOYAGIS MICHELLE WRIGHT (Missy) In making others happy you will be happy too. For the hap- piness you give away returns to shine on you! Helen S. Rice LYNN WALKER L. horses, sports, Lucille, H.A. To become a vet. P.P. My horses, Chino, friends F.M. My years at T.H.S. A. Track 3,4 co-captain 4 KIMBERLY WRIGHT RAYMOND WARREN KATHLEEN WYMAN L: Life, Sunshine, Cheering For. THS, Parties, The Beatles, Dream- ings, Winnings, Friendship, Music, Scuter-Botch. D. Final Goodbyes, Waiting, Car Accidents, Getting Up Early, Finals, Crying. PP: A Certain Someone Very Special To Me, My Family and Friends, My Life. HA: To Reach Five Feet!! To Make My- self and Others Happy Through- out my life. FM: My Brother Billy, Summer of '77, Feb. 14th, Night before Southbridge Game. A: Cheerleading 1,2,3,Co-Capt 4; Ski Club 2,3; Varsity T Club 2,3,4. 31 32 JOSEPH YELINEK DEBORAH YOUNG L:Talks with Missy, BPS, Rhode Is- land, Colleges, Football Games, Losing weight, Mary's Camp, Sleeping, My Soaps, Going to Bos- ton, Cape Cod. D:Anchovies, When it rains on my day off, Beer Fish, Being depressed, Chapped Lips, Staying home alone, Ninety Percent. PP: Beanie, My Copper Bracelet. HA: To be satisfied with my life. FM: Growing up In Sud- bury, My Junior High Romances. A: VP 1, President 2, Executive Committee 4, Track 2. It is the wish of the Senior Class that this yearbook be dedicated in loving memory of our former classmate and friend. KATHLEEN TERRY NOVEMBER 25, 1961 JULY 19, 1974 “We had joy We had fun We had seasons in the sun But the hills that we climbed Were just seasons out of time.”’ Terry Jacks Class Jocks: John Beauchmin, Pat Palmer a Most Original: Charlie May, Mary Den- Talks Most Says Least: ault Class Clown: Joe Padula Class Couple: Jim Grandone, Missy Wright Te RT ey a Most Arguementative: Scott Most School Spirit: John Class Clown: Natalie Haarala Russell, Carol Erban Gallerani, Pat Canavan Nicest Hair: Annette San- toro 34 Best Musicians: Connie Le- tendre, Doug Trout Most Likely to Succeed: Mary Jaeger, Bill Dzuira Nicest Eyes: Harrison Phifer Talks Least Says Most: Greg Dunn, Karen Bir- chenough Class Flirts: Doug Trout, Denise Most Paranoid: Sue Woodard DeMiranda 35 36 Class Brains: Greg Dunn, Bonnie Parker Ale a : eS | Sa et 2 SC ay i} 2x j LS Bye fas p , « RS % Z Friendliest: Kevin Griffin, Se Athletic: Keving Gating ies Missy Wright cia Senior Class Favorites: AX Did Most For Class: Theresa Hamelin, - Bill Dzuira Best Dressed: Chery! Dimitri, Richard Hamelin Billy Joel c - Orange Juice Mork Mindy ‘eucae NEARS wae Parties Southern Comfort ‘ ont oe ae Pelé Animal House ae ; Purple MG Midgets O Su. Oueual— Star Wars Carlton Fisk — : Red Sox Green eas Ea Saturday Night Live Watership Down be et te een Burt Reynolds Patriots a. Mey Coke Three's Company tAze oe aoa Hawaii 12-20 Apples eS eos Ln Meatloaf Stairway To Heaven Mercedes Benz Milk a oaee Spaghetti McDonald's Blue Junk Food Mustangs Jim Rice ‘ es Fleetwood Mac Queen Camaros Farah Fawcett Majors | Dallas Cowboys Clint Eastwood VW Bugs Happy Days Friendlies French Fries Diane Keaton Paradise By The Dashboard Light B® even ¢ Biead | 0 Charms the Cc on . SHAY One for the Book ever ones to do things the easy wa} when difficult or dramatic mean: ire available, the New York Yankee: tompleted their season of mirack somebacks with a_ record-setting World Series victory over the Los An reles Dodgers. The Yankees becam: he first team to stake their annonent: The Bizarre Traged fiz V Ect ll Z, oe 5 yen eo DOF Gyr cas {ye SIME SHiNG Tt 5, 3 Dk” a Ne ) PAR Will you're remember fae had, 3 owt ere he nab es we were sad, The times tcast hestimes apart, re re Wi ‘ee Whee ies d a place in your heart? Ms . os WW mber the things that we've done, | e Tf ti y a lost, and, the things we have won, Ss we would watch, the things we'd perform, Gua 3 A of these things, help keep our hearts warm? ws nS Will you remember the thoughts we have had, The thoughts of the good, the thoughts of the bad, What we've thought together, what we've thought apart, Will any of these thoughts, find a place in your heart? Kevin Griffin 79 A ae Au e 4e s ae ave a eo mn fo a. sr, aaatte 7. } LE ee SS Bet D 963. Do voak 90, G5 MW Anus Glee tk : G } ( C loo. Nae re wae Ae OE S sk oa A Loe | , HY i Lah JO « sit soe Ses n De C. (Ud 4--2e- mors d. Lode 34 5 ‘ ae We DS cee '@ = RON S A eee. .) a i PE me Cen. 9 Ch ry QS Sod ay — ok h (eo C “yh Dias) ft fae Se , a} oS 4] a GIG Fe � . CO, ay Wes Vay o) oN ( 2 a iy. D _= : ¥ -, =) i Pg Xo. ea : = Pht Sas SD Aa Dy Bt ) = refs 08s Gon d tne Sn oy | Atay ob Kat. 79 se z = : ne ADMINISTRATION . Norton Principal ig ik te PAT OT if OEP . 5 ‘ ‘ ‘ Mr. W. Purvis Vocational Director Mr. R. Bombard Asst. Principal 41 42 Claude Aimand Art Dept. Mr. Bond Social Studies Dept. Mary Bzdula Bus. Ed. Dept. tae ; alt . i Francis Bansfield Guidance Dept. Vernon Bruneau Social Studies Marie Caruso Language Dept. Dept. Christian Castendyk Social Studies Dept. Kathleen Cournoyer Language Dept. Sally Earle Math Dept. aa a William Emrich Science Dept. SE ) Richard Farland Phys. Ed. Dept. Willlam Gorman Social Dept. Studies 43 SS ee Walter Luce Math Dept. Peter MacDonald English Dept. 4 Andrew Hancock Social Studies Rita Lundberg Math Dept. Dept. bis, Agathe James Language Dept. James MacKirdy Special Ed. Dept. Melody Morey Art Dept. Elaine Knowlton English Dept. Norbert Matera Science Dept. John Morocco Industrial Arts Dept. 44 Curt Robie Music Dept. Robert Shilansky Work Study David Wallis Music Dept. 45 vy © : : te | | va ll Yates Science Dept. . ia ehh Helene Calabro Special Ed. Dept. Sue Keith Main Office Dorothea Bianco Main Office Heth 9 A Cafeteria Staff John Keenan LIBRARY STAFF Dot Green Evelyn Dionne 47 i a 48 49 50 SLAVE DRIVERS? PR gl iakerse et 3 = s ® | ee Ss NRA Ae Sie isi ee ee oe are 51 52 FACULTY SUPERLATIVES II I as, Robert Bombard, MOST UNDERSTANDING ¥ weed. Agathe James, ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSOR Vernon Bruneau, HARDEST TEST Robert Warren, MOST HAIR James Allen, MOST CONSERVATIVE ot it dee Roger Charette, TALKS MOST SAYS LEAST eI wigs an ROTEL: Sally Earle, MOST ORIGINAL 53 54 a fe oe eo re eI ? What are you doing Eric HOMEROOM 214 HOMEROOM 217 What's happenin’ Baby? HOMEROOM 218 Vil kill him! 56 HOMEROOM 219 HOMEROOM 220 HOMEROOM 221 57 58 HOMEROOM 223 HOMEROOM 12 wh etn HOMEROOM 14 Me Cheat??? 59 60 HOMEROOM 111 sitchen tin fo Oe ee | | | | HOMEROOM 117 HOMEROOM 212 HOMEROOM 213 61 62 JUNIORS! In store for you in your Junior year we have numerous ghastly tortures designed specifically for the demoralization of the 16 year old: The Chinese water torture of College English Review, each drip a sesquipedalian masterpiece like consanguinity, antediluvian, bacchanalian, iconoclastic or imbroglio (a type of Italian sausage). Not to forget bolster, holster, flux, crux, glut, glib, and guffaw. Further agony abounds in the fingernail-pulling of Chemistry, or, worse yet, the thumbscrews of Honors Physics. Most undergo the forced-feeding of U.S. History and the rack of Mathematics — there are a variety to choose from, ranging from the annoying tickling of Algebra to being dragged across the stony plain by a horse called Analysis. Added to these traditional terrors we have the keelhauling they call Drivers’ Ed, the scourge of school lunches, and some experimental surgery in the form of PSATs. The only thing that saves the suffering student is his sophisticated powers of evasion. He arrives late at 11:00, leaves early at 12:00, and skips E Block. He can forge a pass with his eyes closed, and knows the woods like the back of his hand. He has the bell times memorized to the minute, and can discipline his travel so that he is always 19.6 seconds late, and can just squeeze in the door as the teacher tries to shut it. He also knows how to get through the year with less than minimum credits. Taking all things into consideration, Junior year is probably your best year for dropping out. “ Greg Dunn . tt bititi init tate aetEE 63 64 SOPHOMORES! Your sophomore year never goes quite like you planned it. For one thing, your arena scheduling never comes out the way you wanted it, and you end up taking second- choice courses. You expected at least some degree of sophistication when you migrated from across the street. You weren’t prepared for the cascading maps and undecipherable tests of Western Civ. You may find yourself waist-deep in the manure of Geometry, one of the most depressive, oppressive, and unimpressive factors of the sophomore year. However, you work hard, sort of, and, by the end of the year, after 150 total hours of classwork, and almost 3 total hours of homework, most can distinguish a triangle from a square. Most. You were probably determined not to make a fool of yourself, but you did anyway. You got lost, stepped on the backs of people’s shoes in the hallway, and tried to open somebody else’s locker under the impression that it was your own. You also probably realized, after brief meditation, that the upperclassmen are just as confused as you are. Science of the Year: Biology, the rectum of all sciences, biologically speaking. You have probably suffered through your second and last year of a language, probably French or Spanish, both of which are about as exciting as going to the bakery to watch the buns rise. Now that your sophomore year is over, you can exhale with audible relief and grit your teeth in preparation for the en year. De . Greg Dunn ae ine “mee Res 65 6 WE’VE GOT ... SPIRIT!!! 67 2, za Ww L rag 5 VY Se le nt The Warriors ion Show 10n Fash 7. end oe Kot 68 VOCATIONAL SCHOOL 70 FACULTY Mr. R. Warren Pitisci af Mr Mr. N. Czyzewski . Purvis Mr. W ino Marr Ww Mr Mr. D. Rennie Mr. T. Lesniewski 71 Mr. L. Beaulieu Mr. D. Clifton Mr. J. White Mr. R. Lussier Mr. J. Wilson Mr. Roy Wohlander 72 CARPENTRY Recon ais ee Om Ponce cae ee 73 74 WELDING 75 76 77 78 ELECTRICAL 79 80 81 ‘Siar aati den eaheBiiay, Vir ROR Rasen : guanieiinniom aioagraeain mare 82 Football Left to right, Front row: Andre Gaumond; Harrison Phifer; Walter Belmore; Michael Flannery; Jim Grandone; Dana Santelli; Paul Jolin; Greg Reily; Scott Leduc. Second row: Bob George; Eric Gray; Bill Grudzien; Gene Brown; Jim McGann; Mark Balderelli; Guy Black; Jack Cooper; Tim Ahern; Dennis Burns. Back row: Mr. Farland; Mark Soper; Mike Dhembie; Eugene Jolin; Shawn O'Brien; John Grubert; Jim Hurley; Tony Cardenas; Billy Porter; Dale Bouthiller; Mr. Warren. 86 top: Paul Jolin, Mike Flan- Jim Grandone, bottom: Dana San- Left to right, nery, @y hm) Ge) 0 OO) Ge) fens: Gp isi Mark Balderelli carries. Dana Santelli carries. i Ri ““Go to where?” 87 88 Up, up, ihe and away. pyahys Khy ff « ae VAL “ A A A A | PEt { - f (f ¥ 7 A) ' i LWA ; ) | NG e , At ( a y | LM 3 IMA hui tf we ) ae eSRA 4,7 ey | | ) As Row 1: Renate Berger, Cathy Hooker, Pam Ludvigson, Co-Capts. Krista Hoenig and Jamie Dahler, Kathy Beaton, Karen Allen, Pat Palmer. Row 2: Kelly O'Keefe, Janet Middlemast, Chris Pappas, Tammy Jurczyk, Cindy Skowyra, Lisa Steensen, Coach Bourdeau, Wendy St. Jean, Nadine Centafanto, Karen Cofart, Laurie Briere, Jill Kittredge, Karen Brown, Mngr. Jumpin’ Jamie spikes! 89 CintAy— . An geo prcien pwhe i | , fren’ h. ; : ‘ err ‘r . ors 4 J sz 4, ithery the |e i rn thea rea ros wrong whee cefiip: vo “a The “Set” Patty Palmer bumps What are they doing??? 4 Left to right, front row: Barry Jurczyk; Chris Ouimet; Doug Littlejohn; Charlie May; Bob Hodge; Brian Demers; Kevin Allen; Mike Arnold. Back row: Chris Onners, manager; Chris Wotjowicz; Paul Rigatti; Eric Deforge; Paul Williams; John Peterson; Joe Padula: Albie Allard; John Formosa; Jimmy Gamble; John LaChapelle; Mr. McDonald. Swan Lake, here | come. 91 a2 a BP es wea bte kas ey Barry Jurczyk kicks. ene = Chris Wojtowicz and Chris Ouimet hustle Doug Littlejohn shows his form. down the field. John Formosa Kicks. Soccer Chris Trout throws the ball in. a3 94 Field Hockey Row 1: Greta Favreau, Liz Tetrault, Carolyn DiGregorio, Lidia DeJesus, Beth Bern- stien, Donna Cassateri, Leslie Armstrong, Sharon Allard, Gretchen Overbaugh, Deb- bie Lechowicz. Row 2: Coach Ahern, Nancy Clark, Sharon Mignault, Michele Cooper, Candy Levesque, Marcy Gumnick, Lisa Hoopes, Erica Pearson, Nancy McNeely, Lisa Frykenberg, Janine Gaumond. St ae a rt i ’ Where the heck did it go??? Lisa Frykenberg tries for a goal a A S'S) (@) Row 1: William Farrel, Chris Martin, Keith Wilson, Kevin Griffin. Row 2: Martin Lachapelle, Jeff LaFranchise, Sharon Hemingway, Pam Bliss, Mike Cook, Hank Burt, Coach Mercier. 95 Boy’s Varsity Basketball Left to right: Kneeling: B. Clancy, A. Carty, J. Beauchemin, K. Allen, K. Griffin; Standing: Coach Carroll, M. Wilson, B. Grudzien, P. Williams, G. Brown, B. Fountain, M. Caron, M. Voyagis, B. Porter, C. Caron, Steve Denning, Coach Roach. shoots 97 98 Andrew Carty makes a lay-up. Right: Bill Por- ter shoots. John Beauchemin shoots. “=? Mike Voyagis shoots. bc o- ete (( ||| Tae Left to right: Kneeling: J. Canavan, C. Trout, G. Hutchinson, G. Rigatti: Standing: C. Metcalfe, M. Caron, G. Brown, J. Niejadlik, M. Valerio, M. Rouloux, M. Wilson, Coach Roach. The jump-off Right: Mark Wilson takes a foul shot Below: Gene Brown shoots 99 Girl's Varsity Basketball Left to right: Kneeling: C. Provost, K. Hoenig, C. Emrich, P. Palmer, P. Sorenson; Standing: Coach Nissen, L. DeJesus, V. Digregorio, S. Hemingway, B. Norton, L. St. Jean, A. Toto, N. Centafanto, Coach Emrich. LINDA CQRuz 100 Up, up, and away! Below Left: Sharon Hemingway takes a foul shot Below right: Pat Palmer tips the ball to Krista Hoenig A father to daughter chat Below left: Chris Emrich brings the ball down Below right: Pat Palmer tips the ball to Krista Hoenig 101 102 S a Left to right: Kneeling: S. Leduc, J. Jackson, K. Waite, A. Kohart; Second row: P. Stone, M. Favreau, P. Young, J. Hoenig, Coach Emrich; Third row: Coach Nissen, P. Duval, C. Rouleau. B. Welch, D. Soper. Left: Jennie Hoenig looks to pass preteens erpeepececmammnmesnieg | ie Left to right: On bar: Co-captains B. Dzuira, R. Bressette; Standing: R. Rouseau, D. Bill Dzuira on Horse Jefferson, T. Bressette, B. Duhamel, B. Jurczyk, Coach Macalpine; Kneelin g: S. Below: Tony Bressette vaults Savage, S. Romano. si age CE iy agra os Bt on high bar 103 =e wy AQOnmRKHOEHEK OQ ped Left to right: On bar: Co-captains J. Hite, D. Sherman; Standing: K. La Ferriere, K. Arnold, J. Dahler, T. Jurczyk; Kneeling: K. Wright, L. Tasse, S. Woodard. Below middle: Julie Hite vaulting Right: Kelly LaFerriere vaulting hie a “ay, Jill Dahler vaulting 104 Deb Sherman shows perfect form Right: Deb Sherman salutes Charlie Jurczyk approaches ‘ the judges after vaulting the horse Left: Julie Hite on floor 105 106 Left to right: First row: B. Robidoux, M. Arnold, C. Pybas, G. Przybycien, T. Przyby- cien, J. Gamble, B. Cutress; Standing: D. Burns, M. Balderelli, R. Merill, M. Tasse, C. Wojtowicz, T. LaRochelle, J. Mitchell, C. Downey, Coach Cronin. Fall Varsity Jill Dahler Kerry Canell Wendy Grudzien Pat Canavan Kathy Wyman Laurie Schroth Kelly Arnold Laurie Croke Diane Santoro Cheerleadin Fall J.V. Robin Mailloux Cathy LaFlamme Lynn Hooker Phoebe Lacy Carolyn Real Leigh Tasse Karen George Bonnie Heroux 107 Our Undying Spirit Winter Varsity Kathy Wyman Wendy Grudzien Phoebe Lacy Pat Canavan Carolyn Real Katherine Mundell Kerry Canell Laurie Croke Diane Santoro Lynn Hooker Denotes Capt. Winter J.V. Jeanine Gaumond Laura Lavoie Annette Santor Gretchen Overbaugh Robin Mailloux Cathy LaFlamme Karen George Bonnie Heroux Denotes Capt. sien Hockey Cheerleaders Donna Casetteri ere Lynn Riddle Karen DeMauro — Michelle Cooper Debbie Reece “1h Leslie Armstrong Melissa Randal = Joan Thibeault Mary Lust 108 HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES 110 BRI WON pate we aealealiaor D.A.R. The DAR Good Citizens award is offered to public high schools in every state by the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. The plan provides for the selection of a girl or boy of out- standing character from the Senior Class of each Senior High School- this girl or boy is to be chosen by the members of her his class and her his facul- ty. This year the honor of receiving this award has been given to Missy Wright. The Senior Class would like to congratulate our friend and classmate. John Silverberg piloting the Tantasquan Jet Don't walk in front of me | may not follow Don't walk behind me | may not lead Walk beside me And just be my friend PRESENTING ... “ a t s Bi el b . dl 7, 111 ny = Sere hi Oh wae ee uae 10, Chuaties Bint A+ 5. Cup Student Gwne, Va Uvot We. A aoell i «14 G0 ost ae ee tans, eG es )} Co) i Joe fadscol ae kor pat ACTIVITIES MARCHING Curt Robie Director The lady doth protest toa mtich methinks --- 113 114 Laura Apostal Denise Bard Kathryn Beaton Amy Berkenstock Cheryl Birchenough Dale Bouthiller Bonnie Brackett Mary Cadieux Chris Ciaschini Martha Ciaschini Lori Coderre Sarah Davol Vicki Degregorio Mary Dumas Georgina Ferraro Jean Filler Andra Gillis Elizabeth Gillis Robert Gregory William Hatstat Scott Hengen Chris Horn Patricia Jensen LeeAnne Labonte Kristine Lachapelle Brian Letendre Constance Letencre Donald Litchfield Douglas Littlejohn Karen McMullin Virginia Messenger John Metcalfe Janet Middlemast Danny Minchoff James Mitchell Karen Morris Brenda Norton Patricia Robidoux Glenn Rousseau Teresa Rudzinski John Ryan Dan Schonman John Stuart Neile Toolin Doug Trout Lisa Wood QB OH AEALORD Michelle Bard Barbara Bateman Kathy Beaton Denise Beausoleil Denise Benoint Lynda Bieber Laurie Briere Sue Cloutier Bill Dziura Jean Filler Rita Gagne Theresa George Donna Graham Korin Howard Becky Jolin Pat Kitteredge LeeAnne Labonte and wild and sweet the words repeat of peace on earth good will to men. Karen Lapierre Connie Letendre Lisa Leth-Steensen Janet Middlemast Julie Maccannell Chris Pappas Lisa Phaneuf Mary Plumley Scott Russell James Rash Dan Schonman Cindy Seigars Cindy Skowyra Tom Szyszkiewicz Joan Thibert Julie MacConnell Mary-Beth St. Claire Lydia DeJesus VICK! MORRILL 115 116 NURSES AIDES L. Ropiak B. Rankel A. Boucher R. Peterson B. Reid WAY ALLYOUR GOOD ScFnT® tthe 86 CRETE “ 4 3 LIBRARY AIDES K. Kohart B. Jacques L. Hedge K. McMullin W. Routhier T. Faford OREIGN LANGUAGES 117 118 SKI CLUB Renate Berger Anu Maattanen Riitta Lonnquist Miriam Mujika Gerrit Braaksma Nelson Porta Thomas Lintel THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mary Jaeger-Secretary Missy Wright-Treasurer supe eo neo + PERRET, TENey . One needs to learn - it is life’s common things That lift the fledgling soul on spreading wings. Scott Russell Lori Coderre André St. Laurent Bonnie Parker Mark Wilson Donald Bentley Debbie Taylor John Stuart Michelle Tetrault Jan Kay Linda Stevens Robert Lindsay Susan Woodard Robert Heske Gene Brown Karen Birchenough Sarah Davol Laurie Briere John Peterson Johnna Duval Carol LaBonte Hank Burt Eva Kretschmar Linda LaPlante Nicolene Hengen-President Theresa George-V. President 119 120 If you ask your mother for 1 fried egg for breakfast, and she gives you 2 fried eggs, and you eat both of them, who is better at arithmetic, you or your mother? Ww ‘a ¢ itis Tt ALAA ER 3 ESS RATES ida N. Denomee, D. Griggs, B. Norton, A. St. Laurent, J. Willman, J. Beaulieu, E. Szyszkiewicz, K. Twining COD 65 GOO) as a Nr ee CG) . Dunn . Dziura . Hemingway . Russell . Wilson . Coderre . Stevens . Phaneuf . Haley . King . Rousseau . Berkenstock . Demers . Pappas Stuart pie eget pees inte Gillis, M. Mujica, T. YEARBOOK STAFF P Es R J. A Cc IL. Ue N S L J . Moran Dutca . Poulin Hanson . Szumilas . Hooker Cruz Mercy . Centofanto . Hemingway . Phaneul . Dahler 121 PUFF ‘N°’ PUB CLUB « — 4 A® : y ie : : : - OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS J. Hanson A. Szumilas T. Ouimet K. Beaton B. Jurczyk 1 hamilton street phone 764-2189 southbridge, mass. 01550 studio 1 professional photography dennis cloutier — roberta allred specializing in... . . � portraits, weddings, commercial restorations — The yearbook staff would like to extend a special thanks to STUDIO 1 for assist- ing our student photographers in many ways. The aerial phtograph courtesy of John Silverberg. 122 eee) PEETE! cd — ERB) my: nn VARSITY T CLUB 123 124 Bill Dziura - President B. Hunt-Parliamentarian R. Hamelin B. Parker D. Taylor S. Russell N. Hemingway K. Hoenig C. Skowyra L. Coderre A. D'Amico Nicolene Hengen - Vice President Johnna Duval - Treasurer E. Gray C. Pappas B. Brackett K. George L. Tasse M. Soper J. Gaumond D. Ethier E.B. Fisher A. 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Petroleum Products Rt. 9 Brookfield, Ma. 01506 Basi ry e OnSLON oe BADIOEAR VALLEY HEARING AID CENTER KIMBALL TOWERS - GROUND FLOOR BRIDGE ST LOBBY SPRINGFIELD, MASS 01103 TEL 732-5588 BOUCHER FENCE CHAIN LINK, WOOD, AND DOGRUNS 14 Years experience 245-7051 Brimfield, Mass. 01010 Gousquets SAUTO PARTS, INC.— STURBRIDGE Compliments of WAITE HARDWARE Southbridge, MA Best of Luck-Class of ‘79 Paul’s Used Cars Rte. 131, Sturbridge, Ma. 01566 Tel: 347-3226 Hi, Tina CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1979 From UABAUG RUBBER COMPANY North Brookfield, Mass. 01535 ARMoORTRED' SOLES and HEELS vibranr CENTRAL SHOE TROPHY CENTRE 16 Hamilton St. Southbridge, Ma. B+B Chimney Service ‘Don't play safe,Be safe!”’ 347-7414 248-5693 Chimney Cleaning, All General Repairs Expert 2-cycle or 4-cycle engine repair and overhaul. Fast courteous service. George's Saw Shop Old County Road Holland, Mass. 01550 GEORGE W. MORAN (413) 245-9048 Congratulations Class of '79 From Sunlife Food Co. John Zollner, Jr. John Zollner III Fellow Employees Jewelry Repairs; Watch Repairing Discount Diamond Prices Handcrafted Gold + Silver Custom Designing E.S.BROOKS JEWELERS MAIN ST. PALMER yj ] y 4 “ CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS FROM Galileo Electro-Optics Corp. Galileo Park, Sturbridge, Massachusetts 01518, (617) 347-9191 141 There are thousands of famous diamonds. None is more precious than the one you give for LOVE. Gormirr Son 42 CENTRAL STREET DIAMOND SPECIALISTS SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. 01550 Bouvier INSURANCE REAL ESTATE. SuSUREB Ra Ghee OCP PaO EaNelabaR TOOL MFG., INC. PLASTIC DIVISION F BOX 226 RTE. 20 STURBRIDGE, MASS. 01566 PHONE 617-347-9132 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS D P REMODELING e DECKS @ ADDITIONS e@ STAIRS @ ASPHALT ROOFING @ PANELING e@e SHEETROCK HANGING PAUL DUVAL LENNY PETRILLO STURBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS SPALDING RAWLING TRI-AREA SPORTS SHOP COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTING GOODS 186 Hamilton Street Southbridge, MA 01550 WILLIAM WELCH tel. 764-8166 347-9358 CUISINE SPECIAL LUNCHEON MENU 11:30a.m.to 3:00p.m. EXCEPT SUNDAYS AND ____ HOLIDAYS DINNER From 3:0¢ to 10:00p.m. Monday and Tuesday 3:00p.m. to 1:00a.m Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 12:00-i0:00 ROUTE 131 STURBRIDGE, MASS. 347-7121 PleaseCall 347-7122 RESTAURANT Szechuan Style - | Mandarin Cooking BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF ’79 HYLAND ORCHARDS STURBRIDGE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF NZ FROM ROM'S RESTAURANT FN IS = GOGO @, SRA AEA ARERR STURBRIDGE | __ ABSTRACT Co. WO RRR AER JALBERT ENGINEERING ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ é ¢ ? ¢ ¢ : — DESIGN r) AP ASSESSOR'S DEED ABSTRACTS é PLES MAPPING « SEEPAGE TESTS r) SANITARY STORM DRAINAGE 4 4 ] ¢ é é é af DEVELOPMENT PLANNING CONSTRUCTION LAYOUT BROOKFIELD ORCHARDS COST ESTIMATING - CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT North Brookfield, Mass. Cerner 347-3479 (follow signs from Rt. 9, 31, 67, 148) Open 7 days-9 to 5:30, Year Round. Tru. 847-7272 Flo’s Country Kitchen Watch for Flo’s Pturhridge Slower Gift Boutique Daily Specials, FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS open 11-9 6 days a week WEDDINGS FUNERALS HOUSEPLANTS GIFTS Try our grinders sandwiches: ROUTE 131 a meal in themselves! STURBRIDGE, MASS. LAURETTA McMANUS WE DELIVER 192 Main St. Monson Congratulations, Class of 1979 FROM BURNHAM INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Sec Mpa e Calm Uae C Rel) GEemiVIA SoA GHUS Eohis 0.1:5°5 0 BURNHAM an pe Jnsurance INSURANCE — Since [805 AGENCY, INC. (Oe lechene 704-4302 EAT-IN or TAKE OUT spaQs hetti P Hl izas OC rion rings Va parmesan H AB nbures Fish [AQ Chips (Thurs. Fri. Sa ING cwiches American Motor Lodge Gr ffnder U.S. Rt. 20 Ss alad Sturbridge, Mass. 617-347-9121 GIOVANNIS 347-7124 Sturbridge Best Wishes, Class of ’79 — OPEN 7 days a week — Sun. - Thurs. 11-11, Fri. Sat. 11-12 Rt. 2 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS FROM PRECISE MACHINE Elm St. Monson, Mass. yo Y é Ve Py Lok © td [yp Y a .. ’ Forever Young May God bless and keep you always. May your wishes all come true. May you always do for others And let others do for you. May you build a ladder to the stars And climb on every rung. And may you stay forever young. May you grow up to be righteous. May you grow up to be true. May you always know the truth And see the light surrounding you. May you always be courageous, Stand upright and strong. And may you stay forever young. May your hands always be busy. May your feet always be switt. May you have a strong foundation When the winds of changes shift. May your heart be always joyful. May your song always be sung. And may you stay forever young. -Bob Dylan Best Wishes to the Class of '79 THE TANTASQUA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION beautiful, the INN place to stay 150 luxurious rooms suites with balconies, many with fireplaces. Indoor heated pool. Game room. Enjoy Breakfast, luncheon or Dinner in our tropical gardens courtyard. A Ade Cul enjoy dancing top entertainment in New England's most elegant new club b pew LOCATED ON THE SHORES OF Ox lead ‘Tavern PICTURESQUE CEDAR LAKE IN THE HEART OF STURBRIDGE © THE ONLY COMPLETE RESORT Sheraton Sturbridge Inn RERATON HOTELS INNS, WORLDWIDE U.S. 20, OPPOSITE OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE, STOURBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS 617 347-7393 A ElbererTh Gilthoniel, silivren pennn mirrel o menel AGlar elenath! Na- chaered Palan -dfréel oO galadhvemmin Cnnorath, Fanelos, le linnatheon Net a€ar, sf nef aeara! ANDPLNY 4SHhd | LONG As THE HAIR OW YOUR FEET« | TAVTASQUA TOLKIEN SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR AOS: TY To the Class of '79, From what you were to what you are, You have become. From hearing to listening, from saying to doing, you have become. Confront the future with optimism. Give what you are, and proceed to What you can be. Lock the door of the past And to the future keep the key. Good Luck, from the National Honor Society GD (Cetty) GD J. H. WOODARD J. H. OSTIGUY WOODARD'S GARAGE 867-6788 WRECKER SERVICE - GENERAL REPAIRING GAS OIL - TIRES - ACCESSORIES CENTRAL STREET BROOKFIiELD, MASS. 01506 “You dumb jerk ’ -W. Dziura An experience you wont forget TEL. STURBRIDGE. MASS. 347-9942 1738 HOUSE - APARTMENTS ROUTE 20 RICHARD D. MAY HOWARD PRATT OWNERS Sturbridge Candy Gift Shoppe 347-7312 347-3678 Rt. 131 - Next to the Sturbridge Post Office. OUR PATRONS Mr Mrs James Allen Mr Mrs Edward S. Antos Richard Bond Mr Mrs Edward Bzdula Helene Calabro Maureen Cawley Evelyn Groccia Mr Mrs John Halvey Mr Mrs Joe H. Lamey Mr Mrs Al Little Mr Mrs Leo McGrath The Robert F. Newton Family of Worcester Theresa M. Nogra Mrs Henry F. Perodeau Jody Roberts Harriet M. Royce FRIENDS OF T.HLS. Dynr. onde Ot. Rascal PAIBAP 1H Aha, w OUR PATRONS IN THE BUSINESS WORLD Al Curtis Faye’s Hairstyling, Brimfield A Friend Gilman’s Service Station, Brimfield Gula’s Supermarket Package Store Hairport, Sturbridge Martel Cleaners New England Motel Nicks Sports Shop, Palmer Holland Sports Marina Rock Ridge Stables, Brimfield Dr. Steven Warner Haley’s Old Hickory Smoke House Please Patronize Them! BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF °79 HOWLETT LUMBER CO., INC. HOLLAND, MASS. x WY), N) WJ NAN N } JU Ny Pr Wane at ps ae Senn as LUI ¢ — Ise afte! PUINALY ecg UL CR WE CRE UU ee [yur Woe CL Dewek oc ae COMPLIMEN TS OF THE VILLAGE STEAK HOUSE Rt. 20 Brimfield, Mass. 01010. tel. 245-9529 CU JAG UK OM wv Q Oc DU SOUL Wn RK YC L9Q Ay Wu, . BROTHER JONATHAN Brookfield Rd., Fiskdale a Bess. la aan i Hours: Mon. Tues. Wed. 8:30-7:00 Main Street Early American Furniture. . Do you mind paying less? Sturbridge. Mass. 01566 Thurs Fri. 8:30-8:00 Sat-8:30-7:00 Sun 8:30-1:00 Sturbridge Pizza House SWEATERS AT DISCOUNT PRICES RT. 20 - NEXT TO THE CHEESE HOUSE COLLECTIBLES ACCESSORIES ARTS CRAFTS Village Sweater Outlet ie pee COINS Route 20 Sturbridge, Mass. Route 20 01566 Sturbridge, Mass. 01566 EAST BRIMFIELD ROAD TELEPHONE: HOLLAND, MASS. 413 - 245-7510 HORII REAL ESTATE MAIL ADDRESS: R.F.D. 2 GLORIA T. KAY SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. BROKER BEST WISHES CLASS OF '79 Susan's Rt. 131 Sturbridge, Ma. 01566 Chip's Custom Equipment Boutigq ue 54 Speed Equip., Van 4WD Accessories Depot St. ROUTE 20, STURBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 01566 Merton Chapin Palmer, Ma 01069 CANTDARCHE (owner) Owner MARK MACHINE CO. WALES, MASS. 01081 Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 Town Country Realty Sturbridge BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '79 ATTORNEY MRS ROBERT F. GEORGE Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Class of “79” HOLLAND MARKET FEddy’s Cafe MASHAPUG RD. Southbridge HOLLAND, MASS. 245-9688 MEAT ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES PRODUCE SUNDRIES GRINDERS STAN MARIAN WOJTOWICZ Varsity 155 KAFFEEKLA TCH Sorry, Mrs. Caruso, but we didn’t have your picture. 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