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

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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.

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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

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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